Report on Arnold Foster cartel and Canadian siege events
A June 15 inquiry by a four member Congress committee examined the Arnold Foster cartel and the Cedar post surrender near Montreal. The report details brutal treatment of prisoners by savages, captures, and ultimatums, and assigns blame to British officers and the Indian allies. It also notes Congress orders for indemnification, punishment for violators, and authorizes exchanges while outlining Canada supply efforts and strategic aims.
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Ceopras Ved
Congres
Sieung
Jefferson
Braxton
Paine
Middleton
Arnold
Foster
Britain
Congress
Privalier
Fosch
Bedel
The
Cedars
Montreal
Bede
Bedet
Montreat
the Cedars
Butterfield
Mejor Sherburne
Sherburne
Quitze Chions
Captelarian
Ogre
Quinze-Chiens
Major Sherburne
General Arnold
Captain Foster
Arius
Armeld
Poster
Janes Osgood
United States
Erdure
Sherhuroe
Canada
Howe
Burgoyne
Washington
Schuyler
Price
England
New York
Ticonderoga
Lake Champlain
Hunt's Botanic Pills Advertised Across New York
A 19th century ad touts Hunt's Botanic Pills for fever ague rheumatisms and numerous ailments. It claims cures for list of symptoms, urges dosing from three to ten pills thrice daily, and notes price at 23 cents per box with wholesale and retail sales at 100 Chatham Street New York. It asserts extraordinary success and promises agents will reply promptly.
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Chatham Street
New-York
Hunt
Henry White
Lin
Sura
Elilele
Hart
Tyler
Henry White OG Ons
Congress
Wilton Evans
New- York
L. Perry
Swanton
Certificates Praise Hunts Botanic Pills For Ailment Relief
A testimonial from P. M. McCormick of Newark New Jersey dated July 31 1839 credits Hunts Botanic Pills with curing fever and ague after four years of illness and failed medical attempts. William Tucker also reports long suffering from obstruction digestive issues and heart pain, restored to health following the same remedy in a dramatic recovery noted by friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M. McCormick
Newark
N. J
Wm. Ticker
Hunt
William Tucker
Joseph Hart
Stteckel
Hens Botanic
Reees
John E. Bangs
Francis Caldwell Cured After Health Crisis and Elixir
A historical notice describes Francis Caldwell’s severe nervous debility and stomach distress attributed to a violent spasmodic affection. After exhausting remedies, Hunt’s Matanic Pills are claimed to restore health swiftly, with the patient reportedly improved within days. The account presents a testimonial of recovery and renewed vitality.
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Joshua Roberts
Hunt
Francis Caldwell
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History OF Canada
DR. Hunt
Dr. Munte
Sir
Aya Muccous
G. Sreete
Phelps
Swanton Falls
Jeas Kutridge
L. C. Moore
North Troy
Trista Carters
Sealdhead
Uteers
Loris
Bealls
Swanten, Vt
Edways Russell
Russell
Les
Frederick Gove
Curtis & Webster