Equality and liberty in America and danger to justice
A 1840s letter condemns entrenched privilege and calls for universal rights and opportunity. It argues that America must end class favoritism, train youth for productive labor, and crush unequal privileges to achieve real equality. It mentions unrest in Lower Canada, arson plots, and refugee blame, noting press bias and public distrust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
Iveliavons Tovetaton
Tha Mars
Beardsley Declares He Will Not Claim Earnings
Notice from James Beardsley that Oliver A Beardsley during his minority will claim none of his earnings or debts after this date. Affected party to notify concerned individuals in the burgh of Hb Nev 1800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver A. Beardsley
James Beardsley
Dr Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort Promoted In Consumption Fears
An advertising fragment touts Dr Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort as a cure for consumption and other lung ailments. It quotes testimonials from citizens, notes the remedy is mild and vegetable, and locates sales at 375 Bowery. It references a Mrs Mary and a Mrs Conserries in supporting anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Taylor
A. F. Rogers
Taylor
Bowery
Tay
Jensil
Botanic Pill Claims Cure for Biliout and Rheumatic Ailments
Fragmentary notice reports Joshne Roberts suffering from biliout and nervous disease with severe right side pain and debility. It credits Hont's Botanic Pill with restoring health and ability to work, and adds Joseph Hart endured rheumatic head and neck pain with vomiting, diarhhea, and weight loss, but improves after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshne Roberts
Joseph Hart
Regional Notices Listing Names and Places from Vermont to Wisconsin
A Vermont and New York rosters list local officials and residents in multiple towns including Fairfield Berkshire Alburgh North Hero and Burlington, with entries also noting Maine and Wisconsin names. The notice requires any person owing the subscriber money to make immediate payment, signed by George Barney at Swanton on September 15, 1840.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Howe
Sarah, M. Howe
Benajah S. Phelpe
David Walker
Heckmantown
Clinton
Brave
New York
Lui M. Howse
Benajah S. Phelps
Alburgh
Grand Isle
Vermont
Heaajah
Phelps
John Mayowen
Ixane Leffingwell
Rolomon J. . Mott
Exid
Henry B. Mott
Fredrick Haxes
G. Howe
Henry B. Greig
Heansh Honsinger
Hannah Bier
Fandy
William Honsinger
Robert Ransom
Solomon J. Davis
Abram
Howe
Cou
Nerth
Grand Lale
Joel Allen
Henry White
Bililiw Evana
New-York
Gentine
Chatham Street
Ly L. Perry
Swanton
Wen Elier
J. A. Vovers
Troy
L. Cob
Effersonerlie
J. Walter
Fairfield
H. Sovle
Gow Bgham
Berkshire
Butler
Sewell
Wid
Josiah
Brigham
Highgate
H. C. Green
Burlington—Ludger Duvemay
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Lower Canada
Henryville
S. C
Montreal
The
North American
Corbeau, N. Y
Dean Lin
Pointer 'S Mule
Tey Farmer
Howse
Major Burton
St. Johns
Jand
Todd
Government of
Canada
Ebenezer Peck
House of Assembly of
Chicago
Mil
Kane & Dunning Id Swantos
Hugh Snes
Grand Isle CO Secremage
Nty Court
Inm
Hereas Albert Chapman
Cald Manor
Province of
Harrington &White
Atternies
Wubrebber
Swanton Fells
Tryemde
Omessec
Ward Barney Seraion
James PV
Grogan
H. Asselstyne's
JOE & Dutch
P. S
I &D
Bes
Rome
Perres
Witmere
Rowery
Geo. Ramney
Swanten
N. Webb
Rowe's Post
L. Doolittle
Champlin Mout & Panes
Bt. Sohne
L. Wm. Lyman & Co
L. C. Rosee & Skeale
St. Athans
DR. Hunt
E. Ke
Hunt
P.M. McCormick
Newark
N. J
Wm. Tucker
William Tucker
Joshua Roberts
Alrete
Framcit Caldwell
Ives
Feng
Caldwell
Hani
Mort Bay
Francis Caldwell
Kedward Haseel
Riirett
Rmile
Mr. Heary White
Murrey
THEN
American
New Hampshire
Mearlow
Seien Brown
Brinsford
N. H
Mejor 9
Dey
John Ryan
Greenwich
Rouse’s Point
William Weldon
Perry's Mills
L. Peery
M. Plattaburgh
Franqois
Danio
J. A. Vires
Museble
Forks
Dr. Josep Davignon
Rochester
W. L. Mackeozie
Reg Saline
F.raemus Sinne
P.M. Hopkinton
John Goodell
Glenn's Falle
Hemeon K. Hoghine
Norfolk
Co. N
S.m.phella
Maine
Thomaston
A. Hice, Taq
Wisconsin
Mihoauker— Taaie Franchere
Ike
George Barney Swazion
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