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Newspaper

The Watchman

Location

Danville, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1822

Page

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Farm for sale on Susquehanna North Branch tract

A 300 acre tract on the North Branch of the Susquehanna in Rush township Northumberland county opposite Danville is offered for sale. It includes two farms with two orchards two houses and barns water access and 180 acres cleared arable and meadow with timber. Can be sold as a whole or in two parts. Applicants should contact the subscribers on the premises.

Susqueanna Rush Township Northumberland County Danville Sea of Justice Columbia County Dukes of Bedford Buckingham Lord Lynedoch W. Williams Wynn Bedfordshire Duke of Buckingham Duke of Bedford Duke

Advertisers Request Three Insertions From Reading Chronicle

The Chronicle of the Times in Reading receives a request to publish the above advertisement three times and to forward the invoice to the advertiser’s office for payment. The notice cites individuals Jacob Carr John Carr and Jane with a date of 4, 1822.

Jane Chronicle of the Times Reading

Doctor Woods Announces Summer Residence for Rheumatic Patients

Dr William Woods informs readers with rheumatic and chronic ailments that he has taken a summer residence at John Gearhart’s house on Square Street where he will practice a method unique to him. He cites numerous cure certificates to support his skill and invites the afflicted to seek relief.

John Gearhart Rush Township Northumberland County

Untitled Practice Notice as He Offers Medical Services

A notice states that he practices medicine surgery and midwifery and will devote the utmost attention to those who employ him.

Dr Wood's celebrated rheumatic ointment praised as infallible

A historical advertisement touts Dr Wood's celebrated rheumatic or bone ointment as an infallible remedy for rheumatic complaints gout sprains fractured limbs stiff joints and other conditions. It claims rapid inflammation reduction and healing with the author’s name on each label and sale from Ash Township Northumberland County Pennsylvania.

Ash Township Northumberland County Pennsylvania

Certificates Testify to Dr Wood’s Ointment Cure

A series of affidavits from 1818 to 1821 attest that Dr William Wood’s ointment restored crippled individuals in Broas Albam and Luzerne County New York and Pennsylvania. Witnesses Aaron Vader William Searle Elizabeth Atherton and Samuel Thomas swear to prior crippling conditions and subsequent relief and mobility improvements.

James Ford Broas Albam Montgomery State of New York Wm. Wood Aaron Vader Justice of the Peace Luzerne County Samuel Thomas Luzerne Elizabeth Atherton Kingston Township

Rheumatism Relief By Doctor Wood Cited in 1822 Note

Rush township on May 21 1822 records a certification from an individual describing crippling rheumatism and total helplessness until relief by Dr Wood. The signer states the condition improved allowing walking and partial self help.

Rush Township

Distress in Clare and surrounds deepens after famine reports

The dispatch details widespread starvation across Clare and adjacent baronies with thousands needing food and ills like typhus spreading. It lists parishes and unions in urgent need, including Inchiquin Bunratty Kilfintinan Kilmaley and Quin, with hundreds to thousands lacking sustenance and some forced to theft or even cattle slaughter to survive.

Inchiquin Bunratty Phenagh Burnaby Drumline Kilfintinan Killeely Foant Finley Kinlasula Hovest Clondeslaw Kilmaley Kilconry Clonlabon Union of Quin Tulsa Ibricksne Corcomroe Burren Clareabbey Sleven Clare Galway

Famine in Clare Probed by Government Inquiries

Government inquiries reach Clare to assess distress levels the destitute numbers subscriptions by gentry and loan needs from the treasury plus security and repayment prospects. Officials report progress and express satisfaction with the information received.

Clare

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George Sweney Tur Watchman Sheriffalty Columbia Country Jacob ‘Iyer Catawissa Sheriffs Office Jacob Carr John Carr Wm. Woods Wood’s Vader J. Peace William Searle John Fress Woods Whitups Marty Hughes le Facts Mesa Knelly Foreign Panthea Liverpool London House of Commons James Mackintosh South America Spain Marquis OF Beuduederry F. Robinson United States Madrid Cortes Transmarine Spanish America Council of State Ireland
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