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Prepared Medicines by Drs 4 and J Harrell
The advertisement lists their Prepared Medicines including an Extract of Sarsaparilla and Blood Vital for skin and blood disorders, and an improved extract for chronic mucous diseases and gonorrhea. Also offered are Buchu and Urn treats for urinary issues, a febrifuge camomile tonic, a camphorated cordial, a cough mixture, intestinal remedies, pills, tooth powder, and a superfine tooth powder. Prices range from 5 to 1 per bottle or box, with claims of concentrated, scientific preparations from GEO. HOWARD, Agent.
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Ant Fiaken
Geo. Howard
Letter from Gen Jackson on bank reform and public virtue
The New York Evening Post prints Gen Jackson s candid letter praising the people s cause and detailing banking reform aims. He argues the national bank is insufficient without equivalent state banking changes and commends Van Buren for vetoing the bank bill while condemning monopoly.
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Jackson
Lex Manly
Tyler
Thas
Gen
Tie
van Buren
Siptember
Sis
City of New York
Ayler
Federaism
United Moles
Witte Jhouviness
Sue
Sobert
Willy
Virginia
Republians
Letter From Andrew Jackson On Politics And Rights
Fragmentary letter from Andrew Jackson offering encouragement to Republicans and Democrats alike in their efforts to secure freedom and equal rights for themselves and future generations. Mentions respect for Tam prod and an obliging filth in support of those efforts.
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Andrew Jackson
Garril Gilbert
Indian War Upon Texas Osages Offer Aid Refused
A St. Louis Gazette summary from August reports Osages returning from a hunt with captured white people including a Spanish girl and children. The Osages claim Comanches plan a frontier attack, seek aid from tribes and non Indians, and have many white youths used as servants. Rendezvous is planned near Houston as concern mounts.
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Texas
R. A. Calaway
St. Louis
Sth
Grand Prairie
Loxas
Houston
Comanches. Thes Bail
The End of the World in 8451
A Lowell Massachusetts pamphlet report from the General Conference of Christians Expecting the Advent of Our Lord Jesus Christ in June 1841 argues the Second Coming will judge the world and raise the dead. It resembles Millerite ideas and seems to endorse his theory without fixed dates, noting readers may not commit to a year yet align with the core belief.
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General Conference of Christians
Lowell
Mass
Chhris
Miller
Willig
Fortunate Recovery of Money From Wall Street Swindle
A young clerk stole 9000 dollars from brokers Marie and Deepper on Wall Street and fled to Quebec then England. A relative alerted the bank and a pursuer boarded a steamer to intercept him. He confessed, returning 8700 dollars after capture, leaving 100 dollars undisposed. The pursuer returned by ship on Thursday.
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Messrs
Marie
Convention urges emancipation of slaves by President
At the Anti Slavery Convention held in the city last week the delegates resolved to respectfully request the President of these United States to emancipate his slaves. Hartford Times.
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U. States
Hartford Times
Great Reward for Capturing Forged Deceiver
Messrs. Brown Brothers & Co offer a reward of 10000 dollars for apprehension of the pretended Jne p Cauldwell who by forged letters defrauded them of 25000 dollars.
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Messrs. Brown, Brothers & Co
Jne
P. Cauldwell
Bank Robber and Murderer Escape Prison Outbreak
A letter dated the 14th reports Jacksonville in an uproar over the escape of a bank robber and a murderer from Town prison. The note mentions Last and Gardner as the fugitives, and indicates continued pursuit by authorities.
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St Loui
Jacksonville
Gardner
Seaboat Accidents Cause Heavy Losses This Month
The report notes a string of maritime incidents with twenty two affected vessels. Nine sunk or damaged in collisions, four burned, two burst their hulls, and total estimated losses reach 1,350,090 dollars. Most accidents occurred in September, with limited disclosure of specific dates or locations.
Move Grand Forgeries and Fraud Ring Across Cities
New York Herald reports a major forgery scheme reaching several cities including New Orleans and Boston. The suspected ringleader, a New York native, allegedly forged documents to obtain about 100000 dollars through firms Brown and Co and Fletcher Alexander Co. Banks and agents in Georgetown and Alexandria reportedly sent large sums, with further suspected fraud in Philadelphia and others. Police expect another large haul and continue investigations into the broader fraud network. Also noted is a Texas lynching case involving Jackson in Harrison County and subsequent killings by associates, with further legal actions in Natchitoches.
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New York Herald
Athanter
Messr
Brown
New Orleans
Messrs. Cliburn & Co
Fletcher, Alexander & Co
London
Hrowes
Fletcher & Alexander
Juendon
New York
Bank of America
Georgetown
Alexander
District of Columbine
Philadelphia
Poston
Corps of
Finarciers
Revolution Breaks Out in Mexico as Santa Anna Holds Gain
Reports from Vera Cruz and Mexico City detail a new uprising in Mexico with General Paredes and Santa Anna supporting measures for a people elected Congress. Proclamations target abolition of recently levied taxes and secure Perote, Veracruz defenses, signaling a broad move against the central government. News reached Vera Cruz as troops moved to secure key fortifications.
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Mexco
Yueatan
Max Thi
Mexico
Yucatan
Psi
Vera Cruz
Santa Anna
Tle
Privcnpal
Perote
City of Mexico
Puebla
Flerald
Mysterious disappearance of Cortier near Petersburg
A valuable Cortier worth about five to six hundred dollars vanished three to five days ago near the Prewneedle road outside Petersburg. No horses were seen nearby and no clues emerged regarding the owner, manufacture in Richmond, or circumstance. Journal notes suggest possible foul play to the anxious community.
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Richmond
Virginia
Bank books stolen in Paverteitle offer makes headlines
The Witness in Paverteitle Arkansas reports an offer of 500 rewind for bank books stolen from a local bank. Names cited include Zedger, Ledzes, Buat, and Discount Baok. View Bank is described as a creditor.
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Arkansaes
Fadeeiduad Zedger
General Ledzes
Lill Buat
Discount Baok
View Bank
Credt
Lanisville Advertiser
Mineral Point Bank The Galena a gee says
The Galena Gazette reports a statement from Mineral Point Bank officials about winding up the bank’s affairs after a suspected run. The bank seeks to redeem creditor claims and assemble assets to settle liabilities as rumors persist of an incomplete state of affairs.
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Mineral Point Bank
Galenaa Gee
Mine Point Bank
Bank vs Legislatics Restrictions by Col Pare
Philadelphia observer Col Pare critiques legislative reforms restraining banks from fraud. An employer story about a Mobile clerk who must smoke one cigar daily grows to a three foot long sequel, illustrating banks taking inch and stretching it, per his analogy. The piece links petty excess to financial overreach.
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Col. Pare
Philadelphia
Mobile
Extraordinary man weighed seven hundred pounds in 19th century tale
A past obituary recites Lewis Cornelius of Mitford Pike County as six feet two inches tall and about 721 pounds, with his illness and brothers and sons described as equally massive. The piece extols Daniel Lambert as the only rival in size and notes family members reaching similar extraordinary statures.
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Lewis Corelus
Mitford
Pike County
Pennsylvania
Danie
Desley Webher
Winnt
Sake Ater
Dene Lawh 2
Lcullivius
Ashe
Daniel
Ward
Cortetus
Woman Falls From Balcony at Arena Incident
A female spectator fell from a balustrade from the building top to the arena below, a distance estimated at 57 feet. She suffered injuries but is described as not in critical condition. Police and safety officials are reviewing the incident and the theater's security measures.
Arrest in Moessis fund theft case shocks Philadelphia
A rogue tied to a $52,000 surgey-related theft from Moessis Grown Brothers Co. and Corrie Jr of New York has been arrested in Philadelphia with $43,000 found in his possession. Details are to be released shortly per Baltimore Republican.
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Moessis
Grown, Brothers and Co
By. Corrie, Jr
New York
Philadelphia
Altimore Republican
Death by self-inflicted shooting at Barnum's City Hotel
The Baltimore Republican reports the death by suicide of General Hewan Thomas Armstrong formerly of its city and recently believed to be in New Orleans. He ended his life yesterday morning at Barnum's City Hotel by firing a pistol.
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Hewan
Thomas Armstrong
New Urleans
Barnum
Baltimore Republican
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