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Newspaper
North American
Location
Swanton, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1840
Page
3
The passage condemns Britain as a hypocritical champion of liberty while supporting slavery and oppression. It accuses British authorities of distant plotting and domestic complicity, exposing a broader argument that liberty rhetoric hides systemic exploitation and universal dominion aims.
The article discusses British troop desertion in Canada and proposes a voluntary corps with better pay. It notes recruiting from unemployed young workers, compares Canadian and American wages, and examines a plan to form the Royal Canadian Regiment from veterans returning to England. It also cites Montreal Herald and Le Canadien on punitive measures and public reaction.
The article argues that American military failures in Canada arose from mismanagement by authorities in the United States, not Canadian unwill or cowardice. It invites correction if facts or inferences are wrong, asserting the nation’s fidelity to liberty and republican ideals and condemning calumnies against its sacrifices.
News from the Buffalo Republican dated September 26 reports the incendiary McLeod captured on the American side of Niagara Falls and jailed at Lockport. Once a Niagara District sheriff candidate, McLeod linked to the Caroline massacre and later freed in Canada. the item contrasts allied figures with British royal events and quirky Windsor anecdotes.
Carpir remarks on capital, credit and debt in business. He warns that borrowing without deception or fortune yields limited profits and debt struggles. The piece argues genuine credit based on character outlasts money credit, noting laws to recover debts would hurt all, citing the Diamond quote.
Beiner argues that the tax on earnings consumes about one third of labor income. A skilled mechanic earning £60 annually would pay roughly £90 to the government, nearly £100 in total deductions.
The advertisement extols Dr Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort as a safe vegetable remedy for lung disease. It cites patient testimonials and medical magazine praise, claiming relief from coughing and breathing difficulty, with notes on availability and endorsements from doctors and citizens.
Rev Smythe reports his wife, long ill under Dr Hew’s care, recovered after using Dr Taylor’s Baleate of Liverwort at 875 Rewery New York. He states the medicine relieved coughing, breathing difficulty, and rapid decline, prompting his gratitude to the Old Office and listed sellers in Swanton New York Champlain Montreal St Albans and nearby towns.
A vintage patent remedy claims to cure scrofula king's evil and numerous ailments by blood impurity treatment. It asserts universal efficacy even after other cures fail, with dosing of 1 to 2 ten-?spoonfuls before meals and adjusting for stomach upset. The text warns of quacklike promoters while promising persuasive results.
Francis Wells of Stanbridge reports that his wife suffered for two years with leg ulcers and sores hindered by poor remedies. After using Dr Bangs Renovating Mixture and a doctor prepared ointment for four to five weeks, her health restored fully and she has remained well for eighteen months. Dated March 27, 1840.
A patient reports long term hand disease with swelling under the ears from heating blood at a tach factory fire last year. After weeks of Dr Banga’s medicine the health improved, swelling faded, and the patient praises the remedy as powerful for blind diseases, noting varying dosages and tolerances among others.
A historic, moral plea condemns oppression and urges readers to support the printer by timely payments. The text defends American liberty against British influence and stresses the paper’s role in sustaining republican principles, while calling friends of liberty to continue patronage and honor the printer.
The notice calls for agents across Vermont New Hampshire New York Maine and Wisconsin. Listed are numerous local names and towns including Burlington Jeffersonville Richford St Albans and Plattsburgh with postmasters and civic leaders urged to take action for the cause.
A mare named by Jean Baptiste Bissone or Bissonette was reported missing in 1638 era theft records and last seen near Highgate Vermont. The notice offers a liberal reward for information to the proprietor or at the paper's office.
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