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Newspaper
North American
Location
Swanton, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1841
Page
3
The piece argues that American strength would rise with St. Lawrence farming gains and naval power, urging Britain’s removal from North America. It denounces Sir George Arthur and Woodruff, Abbey, and Lawton, calls for retribution, and asserts Indiana and Ohio resolutions favor strong Union defense and honorable war if needed. It includes claims about McLeod and the Caroline affair, noting likely conviction.
The article argues that few Americans would doubt the need for war with Great Britain after reviewing the true state of affairs. It cites offenses including the destruction of the Caroline, murder of American citizens, seizure of U S vessels, firing on troops, invasion of Massachusetts, occupation of the Oregon Territory, and insults to the American flag, pledging immediate appeal for redress.
The Ohio General Assembly records united approval of Maine's swift measures to vindicate U S rights and honor after perceived British aggression. The resolutions affirm common support among states and pledge to back Maine's energetic defense efforts.
A Buffalonian resolution calls for an immediate halt to British "war of words" and demands strong action. The letter discusses British fortifications, the Oregon dispute, Hudson's Bay Company monopolies, and pushes for U S military occupancy of the Oregon Territory to protect national rights and trade.
Two adjacent farms offered for sale near Albargh Spa. Parcel one 96 acres with 60 acres under improvement44 includes a new two story dwelling, a barn 46 by 56 feet, priced at fourteen hundred dollars. Parcel two 64 acres plus 40 acres under improvement with a dwelling and a two story building, priced at eleven hundred dollars. Sold separately or together with liberal credit. Offered until Feb 20, 1941. references Chapman Clarenceville Weeks Fairfax Mills on premises.
Dr Hatch now at Swanton Falls requests care readiness in Swanton. R Cote to close business on the first of April. debtors to settle accounts and creditors to present demands. Swanton Jan 9 1541. For sale: a good cooking stove with liberal terms and a few household articles and furniture.
Two young Canadian ladies plan to travel west on the first of May to give lessons in French language. They will teach in public schools or private homes and accept engagements in the United States or Lower Canada. Applications may be made at the office.
Alber Chapman of Caldwell's Manor sues Abram Howe and others in Lower Canada court for seizure and possession of multiple parcels in Alburgh and Heckmantown. Plaintiff claims entry on April 1 1840 and ongoing unlawful expulsion and denial of profits by defendants including Sarah M Howe Benajah S Phelps and David Walker.
Fragmented text records a notary style notice with names Joel Allien and Warrington Whitk. Mentions dates around a century and a half ago, a court clerk, and references to North Henn county. The readable portions hint at a legal or probate notice with scattered place names and witnesses.
An 19th century patent medicine advertisement touts Dr Bangs Renovating Mixture as a universal remedy. It claims to cure ulcers throat joints piles and constitutional diseases by purifying blood and humors, asserting success even after other remedies fail. The text emphasizes speedy permanent cures and urges readers to rely on the medicine rather than lengthy testimonials.
A letter from NCIS WELSH Stanbridge claims a wife suffered two years from leg swelling and pain, with amputation considered, until four to five weeks of Dr Bangs Renovating Mixture and an ointment by the Doctor restored her health and she now benefits from renewed wellbeing.
A historical notice describes illness since November 1838 tied to a breeze from a local tar burn. The patient reports numerous doctors and remedies failed until using Dr Beuge Renovating Mixture. After four weeks therapy, health improved and dosage details are noted, asserting strong confidence in eventual full recovery.
A 19th century medical notice lists Solomon Johnson Dunham L C Stanbridge L C and others as cures and contributors for various skin and gland ailments. It promotes a calomel based remedy advertised by Dr John E Bangs Stanbridge L C with a price of 1.25 dollars for four bottles and offers prompt correspondence from any part with payment upfront.
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