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Newspaper
Weekly Jeffersonian
Location
Jefferson, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1859
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text yields a brief note with unclear names and actions. The readable fragments mention a person or entity and a condition or event but lack coherent context or full details to form a definite news item. No clear date location or outcome is extractable.
Fragmentary 1850s political letters discuss A W Randall and Know Nothing connections in Waukesha, detailing lodge activity, alleged coercion, and private denials. The text references editors, state committee figures, and Republicans debating trust in secret combinations and pledges.
Fragmentary report shows Mr. Harvey supporting equal suffrage for colored persons, arguing for majority rule yet resisting binding opinions and hinting at a vote reflecting settled views. The text notes his opposition to Lord EF Avery Binge on another matter, leaving the remainder unclear.
The announcement notes Cerquist, born in Sumber, as the candidate for the district in the governorship race. It calls for timely arrangements and cordial invitations to meetings, with Com IWN as chair.
Scrambled clipped text from a 19th century page notes figures on marriage bond statistics, a gold nugget found on Mr Steinbrook’s farm, a devastating fever in New Orleans, and political diatribes. Buried lines reference W H Chapman Co, a pastorric appointment, and a meeting to organize a Young Men's Union Democratic Club while reporting a brutal incident near Janesville.
The Canada from Liverpool reached Halifax on the sixth with word the Franklin voyage fate near confirmed. A Berne Vienna Zurich report hints at peace preliminaries and possible Lombardy cession to Sardinia. Fox and crew, sent by Franklin, found wrecks near Bellot Straits. Franklin died June 11, 1847. relics and ships described. A separate dispatch from New Orleans notes U S Marshal detaining Philadelphia crew amid legal actions.
An old advertisement promotes Hoofland's German Bitters as a cure all for various ailments including influenza and liver complaints. It claims the cordial can be used by parents and promises cures with a few doses. Prepared by Dr M Jackson at 418 Arch Street Philadelphia for doctors and storekeepers in the United States and Canada. Price 75 cents per bottle.
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