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Newspaper
North American
Location
Swanton, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1839
Page
3
A fragmented historical letter critiques British rule in Canada and American neutrality stance, arguing for Irish and Canadian independence, condemning government tyranny, and recalling violence from 1783. The piece mentions Canadas, Loyalist sentiment, and calls for liberal journals and payment from Irish supporters.
A fragment from a public address condemns escalation toward war and urges adherence to international justice. It notes President Van Buren's Camell Garden remarks, stresses the danger of courting Britain, and calls for continued support of free government while preserving national character and civil order.
On a Friday night a mock clash occurred between Queen's Light Dragoons and rivals near the frontier. A drill at the Grocery of Wm. W. Williams led to an armed patrol toward the Lake shore before a volley wounded Capt. Philips.
A damaged report details Captain Philips rallying troops as rebels feared approaching. An oval voice spoke of alarms near the arena and a crowd gathered, with a wounded captain carried home. Seven tenths of alarm fires are attributed to misdirection within the same episode.
Fragmented OCR reports a mixed local notice with names and ages. It notes Joseph Goyette dying on a Monday in a village, and Mrs Sarny Ro Muneny wife of James Murphy aged about forty. Also mentions Mrs Prt the Masten and a 20 year old woman.
The undersigned petitions the Vermont General Assembly to renew a ferry privilege across Lake Champlain from North Hero to Alburgh, stating the service is vital and in danger of discontinuation due to lack of funds. The notice also advertises farm goods and groceries for sale at favorable prices by Lorenzo Perry, Somerton Minnax, Swanton Falls, dated July 16, 1839.
An advertisement for Dr Evans Soothing Syrup claims its efficacy in easing teething distress in infants. It features testimonials of relief from convulsions and diarrhea, urges mothers to buy at 100 Chatham Street New York and through Lorenzo Perry in Swanton Vermont, emphasizing safety and universal sale.
A garbled OCR entry references a Dr TVANS Medical Office at 100 Chatham Street, New York. The text mentions complaints and possible health concerns, with distorted terms like bilisee dienared and epugue, but the exact services or patient details are unclear.
A fragmented medical note by Dr EVANS discusses Camomile Iperiont Pills and their alleged effects on low spirits and indigestion. The text references ancient medical writers and mental states, with uncertain terminology and unclear remedies.
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