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Newspaper
North American
Location
Swanton, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1839
Page
4
A jumbled poem-like text laments tyranny and heralds a dawning era of liberty. Vivid lines describe shadows lifting, a rainbow of hope, and Pharos of Freedom rising as night gives way to a new day.
Rochester residents urge President to discharge William I Mackenzie from a Circuit Court fine and confinement in Canandaigua. They argue for discretion to protect individual rights amid political unrest in Upper Canada, citing sympathy for liberty and the need to preserve free government.
A group of citizens urge clemency for Mr Mackenzie citing his benevolent character, private life, and service amid peril. They acknowledge possible legal missteps but argue he acted under extraordinary circumstances and should be pardoned to restore his liberty and family relationships.
A Rochester Democrat report notes jurors stood eight for acquittal and four for conviction amid contentious trials involving Colonels and Generals. The piece accuses docter Otis Fuller of bias against Canada and democracy, alleges manipulated juries, and critiques Albany trials and district politics.
Court remarks challenge a judge over asylum and refuge on shore as a political confrontation. The fragment suggests a debate about justice and hospitality toward a stranger seeking shelter and home.
A fragmentary 19th century style compilation recalls the Liberty Tree in Boston after Banker Hill, reporting British cutting it down and praising the Grand American Tree of Liberty. It blends snippets on figures like Gage and Lady Flora Hastings with miscellaneous remarks on politics, travel, and odd anecdotes.
Dr Hunt presents a theory that the stomach and liver regulate health, not blood alone, and claims Huntian Botanic Pills cure a wide range of ailments from consumption and fevers to nervous disorders. The piece lauds Dr Hunt’s long study and asserts the pills raise many from sickness when other remedies fail.
An old advertisement extols Dr Goode's Celebrated Female Pill claiming to cure a wide array of female ailments. It touts benefits for digestion, nervous headaches, and various gynecological complaints, promoting restored health and conjugal happiness with claimed physician endorsements.
An advertisement touts Dr Goode's female pills as a cure for cholera, nervous ailments, and general Female health issues. It claims quick relief, lists patrons in the United States, and cites a New York address at 100 Chatham Street. It mentions testimonials from physicians and promises improvement in memory and vitality.
An advertisement proclaims cures for nervous diseases liver complaints bilious diseases piles rheumatism coughs colds splitting of blood blood in urine and ulcers. It claims treatments at Evans' Medical Office 100 Chatham Street New York.
Cote informs Swanton residents of his family’s arrival from Ganada and his intention to establish permanent residence. He appeals for continued patronage amid his loss of property caused by the Ehrttieds Government, noting his attendance upon callers. The notice locates his shop at Swanton's Stone Building door to Mr Arnold Farrar's and Swanton Falls, dated June 1839.
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