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Newspaper
The Democratic Press
Location
Eaton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1863
Page
4
Fragmented report describes a treatment for diarrhea and intestinal pain with various medicines and remedies. Earliest lines mention Cetlar and Maillon Roy Mh Norv, noting mixed outcomes and enduring discomfort for some patients during a 1889 era context.
A group of Cincinnati physicians signed a statement praising Dr Wright and advising the public to regard his genta with utmost confidence while noting Dr Balam tin slumbee of waves and urging caution regarding Hall’s product. The unsigned note ends with a reminder to seek Dr Wen and Hall’s.
Historical ad style note on ayers sarsaparilla claiming cure for syphilis and related conditions. Presents numerous named tonics and mixtures as recommended remedies and asserts degeneration of the blood as cause with emphasis on quick health restoration.
A fragment describes AVER S Ague Cure as a universal remedy claimed to prevent and cure various ailments. It touts rapid action against fevers and digestive disorders, offering protection to travelers and newcomers, with emphasis on its supposed superiority over other tonics.
A resident of Cotwuats Hamilton County Utah reports his family suffered widespread itching and skin sores for a month. After using BLOOD SYRUP from a doctor, all four adults and four children recovered with rapid improvement shortly after starting treatment.
An old broadside touts Boovill's Sarsaparilla and Stillingia as medicines for children's sore throats and skin blemishes. It claims vegetable ingredients and certification by W. S. Merrill in Cincinnati. A second note offers a free recipe for a tefybalm to remove pimples and freckles, via Thos F Cu r wax of New York with request for return postage.
The Tribune details a large Mississippi River map by Harvard Willan and Mississippi River Pilots of St Louis. It covers from St Louis to Mexico with river towns and canyons mapped, priced at 240 per hundred copies, with sale set for September 20, 1862. Rear Admiral Davis and Secretary Welles authorize purchases for the river squadron.
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