British tyranny and American citizenship scandal reported
The piece recounts punitive actions against an American citizen amid a broader clash of British and American interests. It describes a treason case, exile to a penal colony, and the alarm over protections for American citizens, urging readers to denounce such conduct and defend citizenship amid political upheaval. It also touches on foreign affairs and state election results with regional implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mott
Can
Victoria
Her Majesty
Alburgh
America
New Holland
Free Press
Convict letter from New Holland reported for Burlington Free Press
Extract from a report by Benj Mott describes a Canadian convict on Longbottom Island near Sydney working for government road projects. He describes conditions, limited labor, weekly washing on Saturdays, and attending church with keepers. He notes hope for early liberty and good health despite the long voyage and one death aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Stacy
Sir
Benj. Mott
Colona
New Holland
Longbottom
Sydney
Washington as revelation in Sparks essay review
A vivid, archaic critique in the Foreign Quarterly Review condemns Sparks for portraying Washington as the herald of independence. It argues the revolution was broader, questions the idea that one man alone elevated liberty, and mocks belated praise while defending American resilience and republican rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrien Reviewens
Foreign Quarterly
Qvetober
Sparks Lite
Weshongton
Washington
Sparks
Philosipler
Heros
Patriutn
Armetican Republic
Albert Saxe
Notice to Delinquent Noris American Subscribers
Out of state readers with unpaid Noris American and those unknown to us will stop receiving the paper. If arrears remain unpaid, names will be erased, cutting losses. The conflict over delinquency mocks American patriotism and harms the paper and its readers. A doctor’s scheme capitalizes on reputations in his neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehemet
Syria
News Rervons
Dr Taylor's Liverwort Balm Promises Safe Cure
A medical pamphlet extols Dr Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort as a plant based remedy for chronic coughs and lung ailments. Testimonials from customers claim relief from nervous conditions and breathing difficulties, with notes of dramatic recoveries and a promise of wider publication of certificates.
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Taylor
Bowery
Tayvne
Cony
Mart
Perenades
Drry Balam
Livernon
Abe
Wa. Smythe
Geo. Barney
N. Webb
Mont & Patres
Wo. Lyman
Patent Medicine Ad Claims Universal Efficacy
A noisy catalog of supposed universal remedies touts singularity efficacy for a range of diseases. It promises rapid, radical cure and asserts the medicine works where others fail, while noting the proprietor leaves the medicine to speak for itself.
Certificate note on medical case from 1629 trial
A dated certificate recounts longstanding ear swelling and fever linked to factory exposure. The patient describes initial symptoms, multiple treatments, and recovery after Dr. Bangs' Rejuvenating Remedy, claiming improved health with reduced swelling and no adverse effects.
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