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Newspaper

The Republican Press

Location

Danville, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1822

Page

4

The Buried Alive from Plackwook's diagazine

A narrator recalls a fatal illness and presumed death then describes awakening in a coffin. He is dug up by grave robbers, examined by anatomy students, and revived after galvanic shocks before recounting the chilling journey toward recovery.

Colin Efurt

Promoter Moore Advocates Potomac Improvements in Lancaster

From the Lancaster Gazette the article notes Mr Moore of Pennsylvania pushing improvements to the Potomac to benefit South Western counties. It warns neglect of the Susquehanna could harm trade, predicting a canal route that would link North Western counties with Allegheny and Monongahela regions, creating a Columbus market for regional produce.

Potomac Youghiogany Monongahela Qrban Point State of New York Meadville Washington Allegheny Philadelphia United States Ohia Moore Pennsylvania South Western North Western Allesheney Sionongahela Potema Columbus

State Capitol Furnishings Report to Senate in 1824

Harrisburg December 11 1824 the commissioners report progress on furnishing the State Capitol detailing advertisements proposals and contracts. They describe clock design changes to avoid timekeeping issues and itemize disbursements for ground work paving chairs desks carpeting and related expenses. They request a further appropriation of 7000 dollars to complete payments and final settlements.

State Capitol Senate Harrisburg Sim Joseph Mester James Duncan J. B. Trevor William Graydon Jacob Bucher Francis Shunk William Marks House of Representatives Pennsylvania State Philadelphia Lancaster Pittsburg Bence Capitol Third Street Tate Street State Street Messrs

New Apothecary Store Opened in Bloomsburg

Doctor Henry Kreider announces the opening of an apothecary shop in Bloomsburg offering drugs medicines paints glass putty dye stuffs turpentine varnishes and a small selection of surgical instruments. Cash or country produce accepted with reasonable terms and professional services guaranteed to earn patronage.

Henry HW. Krrider Bloomsburg N.B Kreider

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