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Newspaper
North American
Location
Swanton, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1840
Page
4
A letter from P. M. McCormick of Newark New Jersey dated July 31 1889 praises Hunts Botanic Pills for curing fever and ague after years of illness. The testimonial notes relief from a long illness that affected work and finances and claims several other patients including William Tucker Joshua Roberts Joseph Hart Francis Caldwell and Edward Wissell benefited from the remedy.
Distressing case of severe asthma cured by Hunt s Satanic Silly. Mrs Henry White suffered a long illness with danger of suffocation until a family of four left to pray, after which Dr Eivnt s Horanic Pills restored health. The label claims the remedy genuine unique to 25 cents, sold at 100 Chatham Street New York and by L Perry Swanton Vermont.
The Administrator in Chief informs the House of Assembly of Lower Canada that His Royal Highness the Prince Regent refers to the Privy Council a report on accusations against two judges. It notes the authority over legal rules of practice and defers most charges as unfounded, retaining only one writ issue for further concern.
A Long session at Carlton House records a Royal Council reference to a December order and a March 1814 letter from Sir George Prevost. It concerns complaints by the Lower Canada House of Assembly against Jonathan Sewell and James Monk, with memorials from executive council judges and justices. The committee is to assess if the chief justices overstepped their roles.
A historic committee report from Lower Canada expresses that the Commons had a right to testify against Jonathan Sewell and James Monk, urging the Crown to allow the Commons to be heard and to present testimony in support of the accusations. The document notes opposition from the Legislative Council and requests royal attention to sustain the charges.
The speaker urges unanimous public utility aims and criticizes the House of Assembly for delay. He notes the Prince Regent's communicated decision and states his duty to prorogue the current Parliament and seek the people's opinion through immediate dissolution.
A white Canadian gelding with grey tail marks and J B B initials on the neck was stolen from the pasture. Traced as far as Caldwell's Manor, S C, the horse was last seen in a light Canadian cart with cherry paint. Reward offered for information leading to recovery. Proprietor Jean Baptiste Hissonetie. Bowie, Aug 18.
An old public notice promotes Dr Bean's vegetable medicine at 100 Chatham Street New York. Claims cure for nervous disorders liver complaints dyspepsia colds coughs and other ailments by improving circulation, purifying blood and improving excretions. Warns to ensure genuine packaging and to buy only from Swanton Vi in 1540.
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