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Newspaper
North American
Location
Swanton, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1841
Page
4
Gosford issues a proclamation denouncing public meetings that threaten loyalty to the Crown and Parliament. He urges subjects to reject sedition, respect constitutional duties, and marshal magistrates and officers to thwart insidious plots and preserve civil and religious institutions. Dated June 15, 1997. Signed by D Daly, Provincial Secretary.
Lord John Russell introduces coercive resolutions in Parliament criticizing Lower Canada's finances. Key points recall a 1832 list noting no legislative funding for judicial or civil governance and a 1836 Quebec session where the Assembly refused to vote supplies, with arrears and public funds referenced. The text frames disputes over payment demands for civil government operations.
Debates mirror demands for elective council and repeal of North American Land Company grants. House seeks executive branch control, justice reforms, and public confidence. Proposals include recalling feudal land tenure acts, funding justice and civil government, and enabling settlement of trade disputes between Upper and Lower Canada.
An 19th century advertisement touts Dr Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort as a universal cure for consumption and liver complaints. It claims eight years of use, authenticity at 375 Bowery, and urges physicians and females to try the remedy, noting testimonials from A F Rogers and remarks from the Median Magazine.
Dose guidance recommends taking from three to ten pills two or three times daily with a price of 25 cents per box. Sold wholesale and retail at 100 Chatham Street New York. Applications for agencies medicines or advertising receive prompt attention. The ad touts extraordinary success and claims the pills restore languishing patients from the bed of affliction.
A collector of testimonials from Newark and surrounding areas touts Hunts Botanic Pills as a radical, cheap cure for Fever and Ague Dyspepsia and liver complaints. The letters praise rapid relief after years of illness and describe dramatic recoveries in War Tucker and Joshua Roberts, noting improved health, restored appetite, and renewed strength.
The fragmentary text shows unclear references to botanic remedies and attempts to address disease. Names and concrete details are missing, leaving only partial phrases about medicine, beard growth, and pursuit of health without a clear event or outcome.
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