The Wild Brook Poem Fragment in Distant Verse
A fragmented poem titled The Wild Brook evokes nature and sorrow with archaic diction. It paints a stream’s motion and moods, contrasting calm currents with destructive force, ending in a cryptic, weathered line.
Sutherland and Theller lead 500 in Bois Blanc raid
Selections from McKenzie Caroline Almanac recount a 1838 Detroit River action where Generals Sutherland and Theller commanded 500 troops to seize Bois Blanc Island. The schooner Ann was captured after a gunfight, with Theller killed at the wheel, crew captured and jailed in London on treason charges. The narrative cites patriot leaders like Col. Bradley and Capt. Sanford, and details loot, arms, and specie.
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Sutherland
Theller
Detroit River
Ann
Malden
Thetler
Dodge
Davi
Brophy
London
Col. Bradley
Echvoarr
Sanford
Francis Lemaitre
Montreal Quotidienne
Colborne
Dr Evans medicines praised for nervous debility case reports
An 1838 letter from Jonas Snyder describes easing severe hypochondria linked to nervous debility after following Dr Wm Evans medicines. A second testimonial from J Mackenzie claims ten years of dyspepsia and related symptoms improved, restoring daily work and health with Evans remedies. The notices promote Evans medicines as curative.
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Jonas Ret
Kornaville
William Evans
H.m. Evans
J. Mackenzie
Stanton Street
Bien
Mackenzie
Wm. Evans
Sierinel Aguas
United States
Francis Caldwell
Caldwell
Hunt
A. McCurmick
Newark
N. J
Wm. Tucker
Huots
William Tucker
Joshua Roberts
Hawes Botanic Pills Rescue Patient From Dire Illness
Ailing man plagued by insomnia and rheumatic pain is described as nearly hopeless until an advertisement for Hawes Botanic Pills prompts a course of treatment. After weeks, he experiences a favorable change and regains health, with the patient named as Joseph Hart.
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Waee
Hawes Botanic
Joseph Hart
Certifying the Fever and Ague Cure by Hunt's Pills
A grateful letter to Dr. Hunt praising Hunt's Botanic Pills for curing fever and ague. The writer recounts long suffering since 1838, prior failures with other doctors, and claims the medicine ended the illness for good, expressing ongoing gratitude and esteem.
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Hunt
Goode
Evans
Beans
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