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Newspaper
North American
Location
Swanton, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1839
Page
4
A fragmented verse laments class struggle and property taxes in Britain. It protests heavy taxation on workers, contrasts wealth and toil, and questions the fairness of the system. References to Bonaparte and colonial subjects frame the argument for working people’s rights.
A fragmented miscellany discusses a London to United States passage of prominent contemporaries, praise for contributors in law and liberty, and a list of signatories in New York. It mentions French steam packet plans, rapid shipbuilding experiments at Chatham Dockyard, and a critique on national debt and intergenerational financial burden.
Lenpilin paper at Asiguat reviews England's wars since 1658 with costs for each conflict. It tallies revolutions Spanish Succession and other wars, totaling over two trillion pounds in expenditure for 140 years and a national debt near 8000 millions. It argues wars worsened living costs and national debt while calling for caution.
A fragment from Holly Springs to a Wheeling gentleman dated 22 ultimo claims Col David Crocket is alive in Mexico working in mines. It notes two Alamo veterans seen in Memphis and predicts large Tennessee volunteer troops soon, amid town excitement. A separate item reports a giant gun cast at Alger's Foundry in South Boston, and a farmer’s tale on using salt to eradicate white weed.
Public notice promotes Hunt's Botanic Pills as a cure for fever and ague and a long list of ailments. Directions instruct taking small doses two to three times daily. Sold in New York with wholesale and retail options. Claims of extraordinary success and health restoration follow.
Letter from M McCormick of Newark New Jersey dated July 31 1839 testifies that after four years of fever and ague he used Hunt's Botanic Pills and found a complete cure with no recurrence since. He praises the medicine as the most salable cheapest and radical remedy and offers heartfelt gratitude to Dr Hunt.
William Tucker recounts long struggle with indigestion and related ailments including pain, headaches, breathlessness, and weakness. After taking Heats Botanic Pills his symptoms eased rapidly and he fully recovered, moving back to health and work.
Mr. Joxhwn Roberts suffered a bilious and nervous illness with head pain loss of appetite dizziness stomach pain tremors spasms cold sweats and debility. After trying various remedies he used Hunt's Noramic Pills and his health fully recovered enabling him to resume work without dread or sickness.
An illness described as an extraordinary rheumatic condition affected Joseph Hart with head and neck pain, joint swelling, fever, and night pains. Diarrhea, low spirits, and wasting followed. after taking Hew’s Restore Pills, a favorable change occurred and he began to recover.
A detailed 19th century case describes Francia Caldwell suffering extreme nervous affections with pain and weakness. After ineffective remedies, Hant's Botanic Pills were tried and within days he regained strength and health, ending in a restored constitution. FRANCIS CALDWELL.
Edward Russell fell ill in December with cold shivers and body pains. By May he spitted blood, coughed, and his chest swelled, with pus discharge and wasting. After doctors deemed medicine useless he began Hunt's Botanic Pills, took slow boxes, and fully recovered. Russell praises Dr Thuny for his lasting gratitude.
Henry White, after two years of severe asthma from wet and cold air, nearly lost speech and faced suffocation until a jamphiet delivered Hunt's Botanic Pills. After a few boxes he recovered fully, walking forty miles daily. Label notes entry in 1839 by William Evans. Price 25 cents per box, sold at 100 Chatham Street New York.
A testimonial from a parent praises Evans Soothing Syrup for teething pain in infants, detailing rapid relief from feverish distress, convulsions, and crying. It asserts the product cured severe dentition symptoms and urges purchase at 100 Chatham Street New York with agents nationwide.
PAVE subscribers have arranged arrangements and will remain on bail as a settlement of the town's patent dispute with Lark aan noted by local authorities.
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