Rowst Bef of Old England in New England Verse
Fragmentary poem about New England origins with references to early sailors landing, planting Liberty, and tensions with Mr John who would uproot liberty, portraying colonists as enduring toil and growth in a free land. Notable phrases include Land, Liberty, New England, and references to England.
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New England
Old England
Shumdawee
Johe Bat
England
Bluwe
New-England
Disputed Maine Territory and War Talk Across Quebec
Diverse notes on Maine frontier tensions involve the Quebec Sagan unit and detachment movements from River du Loup to Lake Timisecuata with officers listed. Rumors of Sir John Harvey moving from Frederictown to Woodstock and Great Falls are unconfirmed, while editorials deride avarice and praise humane restraint, and a Quaker oyster inquiry ends with a pun.
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Maine
Quebec
Derenzey
Tobin
Storey
Lake ‘Timisecuata
Chambre
Winnington
Gould G
Sobia
Bloss
Brodie
Simmons
Woodstock
Great Falls
English
John Harvy
Richard Jackson
Neptore Shipwreck. Needing Survivors Tell Fate
The Neptore wreck near City suffered eight crew aboard, three perished at sea and five reached shore with the captain, all perished from cold leaving the captain as the sole survivor of twenty aboard to recount the disaster. A Georgia bill passed on the 12th granting interior courts power to charter churches and companies under conditions. A Maumee Express editor’s friend chases a wife in the East with a speculator’s terms of payment in quarters and installments.
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Niles
United States
Quebec
Buffalo Republican
Neptore
Perros
Boand
Leame
Periahed
Georgia
Maumee Express
Renovating Mixture for Cure of Rheumariem and Scrofula
A 1859 medicinal prospectus promotes Renovating Mixture by Dr. John E. Bangs for rheumarial and scrofula cures. It claims efficacy in skin diseases, ulcers, fever sores, piles, and constitutional disorders from humoral impurities. Directions specify 1 to 2 spoonfuls before meals, adjustable if laxative effects appear. Sold at the office with vegetable origin ingredients.
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John E. Bangs
Dr Evans’s Soothing Syrup for Teething Infants Adverts
An 19th century advertisement touts Dr William Evans’s Soothing Syrup for teething infants. It claims to ease gum pain, stop fits and convulsions, and prevent fevers by soothing gums and opening pores. The text urges mothers to keep a bottle in the nursery and administer it at first signs of distress.
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Mimself
Evan
W. Evans
Publicize Dr Evans Teething Syrup and Medicines
An advertisement extols Evans Teething Syrup and related pills as a universal remedy for teething pain in infants and various male health conditions. It lists multiple medicines and agents nationwide, touts safety and efficacy, and urges mothers to purchase at 100 Chatham Street New York with numerous regional distributors.
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Evans
Aperiont
Dr Evans Medical Office Treats Various Diseases in New York
A 19th century promotional note claims Dr Evans at 100 Chatham Street New York successfully treats nervous diseases liver complaints dyspepsia consumption tinging of blood chest and side pain ulcers and female weakness among delicate and mercurial illnesses.
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Evans
Chatham Street
New York
Dr Evans Medicine Reverses Hypochondria Shell
An 1833 testimonial from Jonas Snyder cites long illness with nervous hypochondria and heart pains. After using Dr. William Evans medicines, the patient’s mind and health improved, with restored spirits and relief from persistent symptoms. Additional cases note vital recovery and renewed strength following the tonic.
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Jonas Snyder
Korneville
William Evans
de. W. Evans
Public Blessing Hunt’s Botanic Pills Ad
The advertisement promotes Hunt’s Botanic Pills for numerous ailments from digestive issues to fevers and childhood afflictions. Dosage ranges from three to ten pills two or three times daily, price 25 cents per box, with sales at 100 Chatham Street New York. Agencies and advertising inquiries receive prompt attention.
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Chatham Street
New-York
Hunt
Henry White
Dore
Kate
Congress
Beane
New York
Certifies Gratitude to Dr Hunt for Botanic Pills
A letter to Dr Hunt expresses deep appreciation for the medicine Hunt's Botanic Pills. The writer notes personal benefit from the treatment and extends respect to the doctor as a successful practitioner.
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Dr. Hunt
Hunt
Indigestion cured by Hunts's Botanic Pills
Mr. We Tucker reports improved health after using Hunts's Botanic Pills. He describes relief from painful obstruction after meals, headaches, low spirits, dizziness, chest tightness, breathing difficulty, and side pain, noting substantial recovery from long suffering.
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Joseph Hart
Joseph Bart
Mr. We
Tucker
Hunts
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