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Doctor Evans Soothing Syrup for Teething Pain
A letter extols Dr Evans soothing syrup as an invaluable teething remedy. It describes teething symptoms including gum eruption, increased saliva, and convulsions, and claims early use prevents fever, lancing pain, and death in infants. A parent testimonial credits the syrup with relief and recovery.
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Iil
Prader
Jevans
Caution on Purchasing from Regular Agents in 1640
Caution urges buyers to obtain items only at 100 Chatham Street New York or from regular agents including J M Repmonp Geo Howann Tarboro M Russex Elizabeth City. January 1640.
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Chatham St
New York
J.M. Repmonp
Geo. Howann
Tarboro
M. Russex
Elizabeth City
Private quarrel erupts in House debate on previous question
A January 3 1549 House session features Mr Jenoip es and Mr Bynum clashing over reports in the Globe about a Pennsylvania resolution. They defend personal honor avoid public misrepresentation and escalate into name calling and refusals to yield. The Speaker ends the exchange as Stanly and Bynum spar over insults and past conduct.
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House OF Representatives
Jenoipes
Pennsylvania
Sergeants
House of the Monee
Bynum
Girlin
Jolson
Gorland
Jeu
North Carolina
Pdeno
Perrek
Silla
Iafon
Fritiels
Myeself
Tianstyoutil
Liesen
Byniu
Maryland
Maryland,Mr. Jenifer
Globe
House of Art
Jenifer
New York
Hoffman
Atorth
Mir
Drake
Suanly
Byauma
Hynom
Ip Harl
Spanly
Stanly
Mr. Bynum
Rotunda
Mr. S
Mr. B
Bynum Letter Wars in Washington Whig Attacks
A Washington letter purports to rebut Whig accusations against J A Bynum, detailing claims of threats and insults in Congress. It defends Bynum, criticizes opposing lawmakers as cliquish and unmanly, and condemns recent conduct as disgraceful to Congress and the nation.
Public career of Jesse A. Bynum in Congress
Correspondence from Washington outlines Jesse A. Bynum of North Carolina as a prominent figure in recent House proceedings. The letter sketches his early political rise, partisan fervor, and the opposition he faced from rivals and presses, asserting his unassailable resolve and consistent conduct.
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Washington
Jesse A. Bynum
N.C
Mr. Bynum
Congress
Alvorate
Ger Jackson
Bynum
Llouse
Calhoun denies presidential ambitions in Charleston letter
Mr Calhoun addresses Charleston Mercury regarding reports on the Succession and Col Benton. He declares he is not an expirant to the Presidency and would be unjustly weakened if portrayed otherwise. He claims no interest in the political movements mentioned and notes Congress members know his indifference.
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Washington City
Messrs. Blair and Rives
Congress
North Curetin
Woahtington
House of Representatives
Ord
House
Dev
Lelaina
J. A. Bynum
Bynum
Calhoun
Charleston Mercury
Col. Benton
Alli
Coneress
Richmond Eng
Judge rules on salvage rights and enslaved in Amis tad case
Judge Judson of the District Court of Connecticut decides Gedney and others are entitled to salvage in the vessel and cargo but not in the slaves. Antonio is a Creole and legally a slave to be delivered to his Havana master under the 1795 treaty. Other enslaved Africans are recent imports from Africa violating Spanish law and must not be delivered to Ruiz and Montez. They are to be delivered to the President under the 181 act to be sent to Africa.
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United States
Africa
New York Legislature Reelects Nathaniel P Tallmadge to U S Senate
The Whig Legislature of New York has re elected Nathaniel P Tallmadge to the United States Senate. The vote confirms his continued leadership in the upper chamber amid party strategy and regional interests.
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New York
Nathaniel P. Tallsmadge
Senate of the United States
Editors in France Elevate Parisian Editors to Peers
Two editors of Parisian newspapers have recently been created Peers of France. In this free country there are men who believe editors of newspapers, far from rising to high offices, ought not to be allowed to print for the Government.
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France
Clobe
Lexvineton disaster revised passenger count reduces deaths
Updated figures show fewer passengers aboard with only two saved from a total of 105. Some originally listed as embarked are not on the manifest and the crew survival stands at two.
Insolvent Debt Totals 5 Million in State Bank System
The insolvent and doubtful debts of the State Bank of Alsoma and its branches are estimated at 5 million dollars. The largest bad debt is at Mobile, the smallest at Huntsville. The Huntsville branch is said to lose not more than 50 thousand dollars.
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Masama
State Bank of Alsoma
Mobile
Huntsville
N. ¥. Star
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Spirit of the Times
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