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Evans Soothe Ye Syrup: A Mother's Remedy for Teething
Advertises Dr William Evans’s Soothing Syrup as a safe pleasant remedy for teething distress in infants. Claims to prevent convulsions, ease pain, and shorten suffering during dentition, urging mothers to obtain it from New York or listed agents. Includes testimonials of recovery and cautions about dosing and storage.
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William Evans
Vans
Peron
Mohd Tewy
Chatham
York
J.M. Reosonn
Geo. Howson
M. Russenl
Elizabeth City
Naval appropriations act for 1840 under 26th Congress
The act outlines navy funding for 1840 including pay for officers and seamen, ship repairs, medicines, yard improvements at Portsmouth Charlestown Brooklyn Philadelphia Washington Gosport Pensacola and more, plus provisions for ships, transport, coal, and contingencies. It transfers appropriations into a unified navy increase and sets reporting duties for the Secretary of the Navy.
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Senate
United States
Congress
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Charlestown
Masschusetts
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Washington
Gosport
Virginia
New Pensicola
Orinaiece
Ordnance
Marine Corps
Norfolk
Pensacola
Navy Department
Naval Service
Secretary of the Navy
Act funding boundary exploration survey near Maine New Hampshire
An act appropriates twenty five thousand dollars to fund exploration and survey work along the northeastern boundary between Maine New Hampshire and the British Provinces. The President is authorized to execute the survey using any unappropriated Treasury funds. Dated July 20, 1840.
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Peatie
United States
Maine
New Hampshire
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
United States Act for Military Academy Support 1840 Budget
An act authorized appropriations from the Treasury for the support of the Military Academy in the year 1840. The Senate and House of Representatives enact that specified sums be paid to sustain academy operations for that year.
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Prarre
Military Academy
Senate
House _ Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Milita Academy
Budgetary allots at West Point 1840 pay and allowances
The act details payments for officers cadets and musicians totaling 59228 dollars for pay 40004 for subsistence 3936 for forage 390 dollars etc. It sets minimums for cadet and instructor pay and clarifies that instructors in infantry cavalry artillery engineering and related chairs receive at least the same compensation as math faculty. Also grants ethics instructors equal pay to other assistants and authorizes funding through July 20 1840.
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Board of Visitors
West Point
Department of Engineering
Department of Philosophy
Department of Chemistry
Department of Drawing
Department of Tactics
Department of Artillery
Military Academy
Mail Bag Robbery Fragments Found by Roanoke Bridge
A mail bag with heavy stones was recovered from the Roanoke Rail Road bridge foot on Wednesday. Fragments of letters, including money, were from Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Georgia. One Louisiana letter bore July 31 postmark and others August 11 from Augusta. An unreadable French letter contained a fifty dollar U S note. The fragments were sent to the General Post Office in Washington.
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Roanoke
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Augusta
U.S
Madisonian
Globe
General Post Office Department
Washington
Mwilmington Chron
Indian Key Massacre Reported in Florida Coast
Recent accounts describe a raid by Indians at Indian Key Florida where six people were killed and homes burned. The attackers landed on the island and caused widespread destruction.
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Florida
Indian Key
Steamboat Explosion Fatalities Reported on James Gibbon
A steam boat boiler explosion on Friday morning at 6 o clock blew up the James Gibbon. Two hands were blown off and not found. Captain 8 s wife and mother in law were sealed with the former badly. Three children and a servant were scalded. one child died shortly after. The boat sank. survivors boarded a lighter and were carried to Richmond by Captain Bucknam of the Patrick Henry who returned with the sufferers.
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James Gibbon
Bucknam
Patrick Henry
Norfolk
Richmond
Revolution in Mexico prompts capital security fears
Intelligence from Mexico reports a new revolution as federalists under Generals Urrea and Farras seize key posts in the capital. President Bustamante was taken at his residence but later released amid ongoing skirmishes between the rival factions.
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Mexico
Urrea
Farras
Bustamente
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