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Newspaper
North American
Location
Swanton, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1839
Page
4
A sweeping, prophetic verse envisions liberty across nations from Kaenain to the Vatican. It extols the breaking of tyranny, the rise of free peoples in Greece Germany Italy and Ireland, and vows enduring freedom through future ages.
The column reports on trials in Birmingham with executions and alleged conspirators, military enrollments and Chartist influence, Texas movement notes, a wave of railway and steamship developments, Canadian governance critiques, a fatal miner explosion in Pictou, a slander suit by Lieut Meade, and a Mobile burning-incendiary pledge.
A Spirit of 7 described a Canadian clergyman during a lana J prayer before a sermon who became confused mixing executive legislative and special council terms. He prayed for the consecration of a special mention and editor in a toast to a Baltimore Sun friend.
The Journal de St. Petersburgh reports a 1427 October event in Kiev district during a snowstorm. A heavy shower carried black ringed worms three quarters of a vergerk long, moving rapidly on snow and grouping around plants and tree holes. Some survived in snow until October 26, others died when warmed. verschok equals about 1.75 inches.
An advertisement promotes Dr. Evans' Medical Office at 100 Chatham Street Mate Viel offering treatment for nervous diseases liver complaints dyspepsia bilious issues piles rheumatism consumption coughs colds spitting blood chest and side pain and other delicate and mercurial diseases.
An 1838 letter from Jonas Snyder praising Dr William Evans medicines for hypochondria and dyspepsia. It details an elderly patient relieved from heart and breast pain after using Evans remedies and reports another case of ten years of dyspepsia improved with the same treatment. The notice claims the medicine is sold widely in the United States and abroad.
An advertisement describes mental fatigue irritability despondency and a feeble nervous system linked to sedentary study late hours poor exercise and immoderate habits. It praises Dr Wim Evans Pills Camomile Pills Hunt's Botanick Pills Goode's Female Pills and Evans Syrup as effective remedies, with agents listed at 100 Chatham Street New York and Lorenzo Peenr Savnton.
An advertisement for Hunt's Botanic Pills claims they cure consumption dyspepsia liver complaints heartburn and various fevers. It lists directions dosage from three to ten pills two or three times daily and notes sale at 1007 Chatham Street New York with wholesale and retail by agents. The copy asserts remarkable success and cites patients benefited from the remedy.
A Newark New Jersey resident, P. M. McCormick, writes July 31, 1830, praising Hunt's Botanic Pills after years of fever and ague. He credits the medicine with curing his illness and enabling continued support for his large family.
Mr. Wm Tucker credits Hants Botanic Pills with restoring his health after long suffering from indigestion. He describes symptoms including heart palpitations dizziness chest tightness and severe fatigue. After treatment, he reports rapid relief and full recovery, urging others to use the remedy.
Fragmentary report describes Mr. Joshua Rotorts afflicted by liver and nervous system troubles. It claims Ketroc Hunt's Botanic Mile relieved his condition and enabled a return from pain and illness.
Mr Joseph Hart of Weing erfpolld iy Was attacked with rheumatism accompanied by diarrhea and nervous debility. After failing medical care, Run's Botanic Pills were used for a fortnight and reportedly produced a favorable effect, leaving Hart strong and healthy.
The case of Francis Caldwell shows extreme debility and neural distress. After a hopeless decline doctors and remedies failed, a trial of Hunt’s Botanic Pills reportedly restored strength within days and established a new health state.
Edward Russell lay bedridden with severe belly pains fever and coughing up blood. After doctors doubted recovery a nostrum named Munt's Horatine Wills was prescribed and he improved dramatically, regaining health and returning to his relatives with gratitude.
A 19th century advertisement narrates Henry White suffering severe asthma worsened by damp cold. After failing doctors, he used Hunt's Botanic Pills and recovered fully. The label claims the remedy was sold at 100 Chatham Street and in Congress year 1829.
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