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Newspaper

The Republican Press

Location

Danville, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1822

Page

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Advertising and subscription terms for the newspaper

The paper costs two dollars per year payable semiannually in advance. Mail subscriptions pay by subscribers. No six month minimum. papers not discontinued until arrears are paid. Ads run three times at one dollar per square with twenty five cents for each further insertion and must include cash.

Surveying instruments for sale by Peter Haas

A complete set of surveying instruments is available for purchase. Interested persons may apply to the subscriber living at Washington, Peter Haas, as of November 24.

Washington Peter Haas

Dr Voughts Anti-Dysenteric Medicine Promoted

A lengthy 1820s advertisement extols Dr John G Voughts Anti-Dysenteric Medicine as a vegetable tonic effective against dysentery diarrhea cholera morbus and summer complaint. It lists certificates from military officials contractors and families praising rapid cures and notes the medicine is prepared at No 44 Carroll Street New York with Bilious Pills offered.

America Vought Carrol, Strass Hoe Cer Montes New York John G. Vougat John McKay Gesesee River Dr Vought WM. Brittin Dr. Vought Great Britain Glorge White Brighton Prige Susan Norbury Northumberland Mare Avetthiy Sunbury Jacob Rhoad Selins Stowe John Barten Groomsvarg

Board of Commissioners to Study Pennsylvania Internal Improvements

A Pennsylvania House committee reports favoring a three to five member board of commissioners to study inland navigation, roads, bridges and canals. The board would collect data, propose economical methods, and report early in the session on state transport needs and feasible waterway links from Delaware to Ohio and Lake Erie.

Lehman Committee On Roads and Inland Navigation Board of Commissioners Pennsylvania Sho Delaware Ohio Lake Erie Friends Supreme Executive Council Schuylkill Susquehanna Lancaster York Chester

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