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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-25

The alarm has greatly spread among the
Americans that inhabit the bordefs OF
Lake Ste. Claire, who expect nothing but
horIid scenes OF blood and carnage. In
deed, every thing in this quarter seems
IN Indicate that the English Government
is meditating the snnihiIa'ion Of this Re
pubIican Government. The preparations
are immense on the British side: and yet
shuts his eyes on all this, or
rather, by his pusillanimiiy, encourages
the insoence of the English Cabinet. l
am totally Convinced that tie thousands oil
American troops which are concentrated
on this frontier are more fierce and more
sanpuinarv in their conduct TO the patriots
than the English themselves have been.
Ii is impossible that any man OF common
decency can put up with their insolence.
They have rendered themselves abject and
ridiculous by their mean trucking subser-
vency to their masters the English.
When went TO Detroit, the alarm lmme-
ufateiy spIeau ~ hdideH' n b'iAs" ~
press was sent to Washington, saying
that there was convention at Detroit,
and that among those attending IT were
delegates from the Lower Province. The
express came back, with The order from
the american Government TO arrest all
Canadian refugees ~ho had recently ar
rived al Detroit. This order was trans
mitted to General Brady, who applied
to Judge Wilkins for warrants of arrest;
but the Judge refused to lend himself 10
such an outrageous and daring act.
close without any comment on such pro-
cesding. Every honest American will
Judge for himself"
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-25
ANOTHER BRITISH INSr,, i,

The killing aud hanging a..
two oil Yankee vagabonds. al Wird,S'
Prescott, keeps our sympaihizioe nr,sfh
quiet" IL is true, they put the pess.
amity now prevailing along the -, ~
all To the account OF Genera Scor~
his pacificaling talent, but we csn - '-'
as mucn OF that as we choose. - .nos,...,
Courier, Dec. IS. '"''a
.fnother outrage. The loyalgs ~.
been firing across the river from Sanl,...
u. c. upon the inhabitants of Detroa
find get another.-The Spirit Of "a
says, il is rumored that the Steamer Chan
plain, on her upward trip 10 Ch,e,s.
a short time since, stopped to take in WOO
at river Ste. Claire on the Canada side nj
that some British officers there refused g..
let them land; whereupon a row en,p,,
between the crew and the officers IT,,
boat however took in her wood and Me-.
on her way rejoicing.
Verify these Yankees are forbeare,
patient people, to brook such insults fam
nation that they have twice successfa,
contended with! The sons have non fl.
courage OF their fathers. They will soa,
be looked upon as a degenerate people IN.
capable even of resentment, and mp,,
less Of defending themselves. They vg
no doubt, be misjudged, but that mnile,
not. This continued relrealine before ,ts
fierce look Of the Lion gives the beast ,oo
much assurance. The contiouly Of R..
publican and British America, each HAVING
institutions widely varying with the Other,
and each jealous Of their own, and still IN.
croaching upon the others rights, leads B.,
to believe that peace cannot long be main
tanned bettceen The tico countries. I(n,
American people would perpetuae lhrr
Republican institutions, let them cbag
monarchy and all its vile rrappings from
the western world. The British depel.
denotes hang like an incubus over lhca
United States, and long have they pafa2.
cd the energies Of American tradeSnen anil
manufacturers. Americans! look to these
things while you have power to remedy
them. Discourage the apes of royalty IN
Republican america, and you will have
advanced long way towards accomp,I,
ing the desired object. Frown upon tie
anti Republican spirit that is now fast
growing UP in the land, and the people
may yet return TO their primevaI purity;
they may yet recover enough Of the bod.
ness and energy Of their Revolutionary
fathers TO REPEL, LIKE TRUE AMERICAS,
THE MANIFOLD AGGREssIoNs OF BEITIsa
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-25

sia,es, unless bsfehsuded they wrench
them from the hands uf the soldlefy.
They cannot Hoss contend against i'ro Gov
rfnments without renewing horrors such as
we have descfibed--they must therefore
bitter rs the alternative, hlde their ilme-s
lost Providence will not long delay the
circumstances which will expei the last Jag
Of Europe from the free soil OF America.
The human instruments are ready-th
are nerved for the onseI-ihey but bide
the time.
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From the Boston Renuhlic

Var in the East.-It would seem that
John Bull is trying to see how near he
can come to making his Yankee neighbors
mad, without actually ruffling the eagles
feathers. The (Me.) Democrat of the
10th inst. says-We stated in our last
issue, that a regiment OF British trooos
had been stationed at Temiscouta lake. On
the " disputed territory" in ralpable yio-
lation and contempt Of their agreement
not " TO seek to take military possession of
that territory" We have since .earntthat
they are extending their military operations
down the Madawaska river, and are now
actually employed in constructing barracks
on the north and south side Of the 81.
Johns river, al the confluence of the
Madawaska. This not only breaks the
agreement made by Sir John Harvey and
General Scott, but is AN INVASION
OF MAINE BY A BRITISH MILITIA
RY FORCE, and is equivalent 10 de-
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-25
DECEMBER O.;

elaration of war, and should be ,o,,...
cd by this State and by the batio, "A
will The people and government If u af
and the people and governmrb, If =, ''' 70
ton say 10 this new manifesis,jon.ns.e u
intentions and friendly FEELINGS " ~
British! What will now be ,hon = ''
the real object of the late sufve,; ~
not military sutvey?' y"
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-25

INDEsrRUcTIBILITY OF MATTER.-The
destruction produced by FIRE is most s,ri-
king. In many cases, as in the burning OF
taper there is no smoke, nothing visible
dissipated and carried away, the burning
body is wasted and disappears, while MOTH
ing seems 10 be produced bot warmth and
light, which we are not in the habit ni
considering as substances, and when all
has disappeared, except. perhaps, some trii-
ling ashes, we NATURALLY suppose ii is gone,
lost, destroyed. But, when the question
is examined more exactly, we detect in the
invisible stream ofheated air which ascends
from the glowing coal or flaming wax, the
whole ponderabe matter, only united in
a new combination with the heated air, and
dissolved 10 il. So far from being thereby
destroyed, i, is only become again what
II was before il existed 10 the form Of
charcoal or wax, an active agent in this
world, and the msin support OF vegetable
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-25
BRITISH PREPARATIONS FOR
WAR WITH AMERICA.
of a letter dated
Dec. 1889.
d" At Detroit | met Colonel

" At Detroit met Colonel --, oil
Ste. Claire. He told me that he had come
to that city 10 consult with the Executive
Government, on the means Of putting a
stop 10 the intrigues of the English Go
vermont in their endeavours to entice the
Indians TO forfeit their engagement with
the Government Of the United States.
and TO go and settle on the Canadian
frontiers, instead of going to the far tcesf.
The English are giving liberal rations TO
the Indians they receive gratis good
lands when they settle on British ground.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-25
NORTH AMERICANS:
SWANTON, DECEMBER 25, 1889.
CONFISCATION! CONFISCATION

Mr. Poulett Thomson continues the sci
zure OF the property Of ,Iroor brave and
faithful patriots, who were cruelty deprived
Of their lives, or sent to Van Demen's
Land, there 10 associate with felons OF
every description, transported from Eng land
every year by thousands.
The last Quebec Official GaseAe fur
nishes new list Of the names of the pro-
prietors Of the best farms Of Canada, to be
sold by the sheriff for the profit OF that
government which enslaves them. We
herewith furnish our readers with the
names Of the persons whose property is to
be sacrifced:--
Jean Bite. Bousquet, ST. Cesaire, Miller.
FRANCOIS Guertin ), Farmer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05
THE HUMAN HAIR.

certainly true although generally understood that
the If the hair always remain the NEST abundant pro-
FUSION and that there net only exists roots the skin
every individual than hairs growing from them bat the
Of Badness that they neither perish desroyed and
unes shy accident there should be complete deange
destruction Of the parts which nourish and
em maintain that thsy he roos continue healthy and
vigorous and not destroyed injured when the HAIR
has fallen from evers from constitutional causes either
the old or the young-Rytrae from BeaIs Cos
40 aeeornp anyssls Beals Hass Restorative.
eSSRS. L. l. BEALS & co. invite those who are bald
sany degee who losing their hair to TO their
Office l64 broadway stairs and have their Hair Restorative
applied without charge until the hair IL tored.
They further offer into with party 40
the hair undcr nenais r 6-r e TWO 70 ave
hundred dollars said party being bound hike sam, 10 be
paid when the hair shall have been restored
The original certificates of gentlemen Of the highest stand
tbs city be nj the Office l64 Broadway showing
contestby that Beals Hair Restorative has restored and will
the human hair; and il these sufficient to salts
me Acredulous whom there great many
o. the humbug that have been mPndenty pamed
spon the community ocular demonstrati)a will be given TO
those who may call there
The Ladies especially recommended 20 the Of Bca
Hair Restorative, 10 certainly malhbIe in producing
abundance Of hair where IL has become thn asd
serving and identifying that which remains.
Brals Hair Restorative will keep IL in excellent eoAditioa
and preserve full head Of hair health I'D beauty the
test period Of life. Trcs SO per Jar.
b. All letters Of application for Agencies must be post
paid. A liberal discount to those who buy to sell
FOR sale by j. ID. Moore 1l3 Chestnut st. Phsdepha A.
Snyder Troy " Geo. Oates agent for North Carolina and
Georgia sdy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05
I M p @ r II A N T.

Thc NkOnMc ekW09SnOA.-H'rep HOr w af.'
90 At This nent when perhaps the of
War with England it becomes the duty every to snqse
how far this may personally nmse Is aseevi
dent fact that advance English mansse sred
goods will be Of the Of such event And
article will it be heavily felt than on English
cloths therefore hardly pon. out s POLICY
Of all and sandry providing themselves WITH .ulpy
Of lash
ept William Of John street prescsts oprortu
nifty obtauing first rate garment equal 10 any, and
passed by nonc the city, for materials make and price
The patronage which this establishment has
rieaced sufficient indication Of public Judgment And the
proprietor having made such arrangements for the ensuing
viii hopes and merit continuance Of such
The system adopted Is alone peculiar to this establishment
Purchases made direct from manufacturers England
thereby avoiding the accumulated profits Of importers and job
ber consequently reducing the price o. The Article to such
extent enable him employ bet first rate wormen;
whereas those differently situated compelled to employ in
feror workmen consequences Of buying at second or third
hands, And those establishments which hong credits
result many unavoidable losses, and Obliged TO make
er cash suffer sufficient profits Tor running such
risks.
The advertiser deems his to give .t
Of prices much practsed il too Often deceptive lie
confidently relies trial. being sufficient TO merit
tnaance Of the favors Of those who may give him call
ms Am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05
THE HUMAN HAIR.

Or Personal appcar,sce inasencsd by nothing more
materially than lururisst CROP u hair The loss 81 the lair
l. oseasioncd solely thro-gh segles Of hcss
which really DO exist preserve H. To preyant is de-
cay asd accomplish its eomps,e restoration, ~ the object
which Mr. Crehugh has Tor !, directed his aitentcs
The growth and of the hair IL strsetrre
neced with IN, anatomy Of the skin has been his pcevar
study To attain f. information tss ssbec he attended
lectures o. The most celebrated Psychologists ~ London
and Edinburgh 6sseeted the different layers of the sks
and hair and BY these discovered the which
badness, and produce gray hair Having obtained
perfect knowesgs u all these Subjects and after
experiments heads In different stage, Of badness ssd
according 10 the constitution Of the nddcas the
result the produston Of vi. celebrated
TRICOPHEROUs, INDICATED COMPOUND.
composed &C Ingredients Of the most y.ifying powers,
healthy action to the kn and restore the rarcd functions
Of the nerves boodvesel and absorbsn u viii thus Be
evident that or BY such the restoration Of tbs
hair ever be effected.
In proof ofthe confidence which CLREHUGHha in roster
ing the hair We prepared 70 treat With gentleman Who
would wish have the Compound applied BY himself at hs
Hair Cutting Roos This viii be done whon sny ehsse Va
had hair restored referred to- who will
testify 70 the great efficacy ofthe Conrosnd
Ladies hosd observe that wherever the has hair eesome th
or eausedb BY tying the hair too g-ths Com
pound oaI can H. In ssch ali c, grcasss -
any fast, matter perscou and only be recon
msnded through the gre.sest ignorance.
One application Of the Trcopherons sufficient TO rercve
ssurf and DandrH fro the hair and dpae all Impurities
Price All bo,tIe sold by CLIREHUGH at his HAIR ct
r, Ro, corner Of Falton and Br-sdwsy and Of sp
ported Agents. Dodd, Druggist, Of Btecker aud
broadway VIM Mnor Druggist, corner 81 Dey street asa
Broadway. m~o@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05

TIME influenza and sudden colds Immediately
relieved by the Of J. f. CARROLLS Old Establish
ed VAPOK BATHS, No IS John street. They highly
the public BY Of the eminent pbys
cians-Docto Stevens Mott Moneven Boyd Nelson Smith,
Bush Ireland Sc &e whose letters be at the e.ab
shmeat.
JPC would inform the public that these Baths bear
resemblance TO the ThemPsonian practice, is there any
danger Of taking Geld after usng them.
Sulphur Vapor Baths also all hours OF the day. by giving
hours previous notice. ..
Portable Baths any part Of the city at sye minutes
notice. with proper persons 10 administer them
Bathing Tubs and Hip Baths for sale or Sirc.
Herb, all kinds and Syrrups Of Sarsapara and Liver
wort fresh from the Shakers, for sale az above
NJ R-No connection With aay other establishment
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05
TuuW study OF BOOK
No n Crinr sirfsf. nrnr Rfnadfrosu

%.
TT r.t be apparrnt al that there eecua yv.y Of
teaching practical knowledge Of Bookkeeping bet by
conducting die pupil roush variety of business
nv M. making the ssrs " each IL occurs and
familiar with the acssust books fron actual ID must not
he imapiucd that buying anil selling merchanze all the
that take place IN business The &C is
ssr<o which presents to the pupil than hundred d
lions, each Of which becomes the subject
Of remark corvcatien and study, decidedly Of
practice ~Ai asst result IN good knowledge Of Book
keeping.
Room. open day and evening Prospectus with terms. Sc
to BE- had AZ the rooms where the advertisers works may be
purchased. .v,.... -.
The Science Of Double Entry Book keeping simplisea"
standard work. in it's seventh edition, 200 pages octave 90 Of
instructions; sIq5 This book i introduced the New
York Public Schools preference 10 other the subesl
The trustees Of this institution, 4 well known, compose
Of the first talent in the country.
"Ths Art Of Single Entry Bookkeeping mr~oved BY the
Introduction Of the proof basnecp third edition. 100 pages
octave; i0pages Of instruction; 70 cents.
Lecture the Study ef Book keeping with Balance
Sheet Anes pamphlet q pages. i7mc price 10 cents per
single cspy. "A.
Mercantile Hias course cf lessons !, prepared which
will not fad in eectng valuable Improvement moeo2mis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05
GENTLEMEN'S
asst OFF CT o THING

BoveHT, AND THE FULL VALUE GIVEN IN CASH. BY
H. LEVETT, No. 90 Beekman st.
n3-KNOWING there persons who make great puf
their for Cast of Clothing &C. Sc and who
in many do give the fall value for the sameH L.
win those gentlemen who may have such articles by
them and who send for him. Of receiving the very umos
value in CASH for every article.
N.BA line through the post Office otherwise, to the
above address, will meet due attention. fl-3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05

NATURAL AspHALTUM-The prsprietors o. the Nat.
ura Asphaltum Mines N swtxerasd have established an
Agency New York. for the sale Of Asphs,um for
the laying down of ravement Floors, Rco &c &e in
phaltum which purposes this stone acknowledged
perior 10 any other material
mis.ln. ohee, % Pearl street, up stairs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05

IVORY TABLE CUTLERY AT COST OF 1MPOR
TATION-The subscriber intending finally to close the
Cutlery No Astor House, durng the present
month"; offers for sale above the following Table Cutlery
viz: - -
- sets Baaasc Ivory Table Knives and Forks with ear
vcrs complete, Of various patterns, and all Of
rsnted quality.
e6 doz of Balance Dinner Knives, only for silver forks
I6 do do with extra long handles.
1I2 do Dessert Knives to match.
I32 pairs large and Gapc Carycrs.
- do long elastic Seers.
mahogany containing Of do OF 6ue quality
Rodgers Pocket Cutlery general assortment at wholesale
Table and Pocket Cutlery, RaIors and Scissor
London Dressing Casc,, &c -
JOHN GRAVELEY,
al 3w. No. Q, A,tsr House, Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05
A Luxmrinna Head of Hair.

NTYETHS "CREAM OF LILIES" highly esteeme
w for promoting the growth Of the ir, preserving id
from falling out andreeng il iromdaadruf Whskes qsckt
ly raised by its also red hair whske gradually
turned to black, without injury to the whiskers hair
has delicate extremely pleasant perfune and the
power the roots and CAUSING them out
strong black and healthy quality possessed by other
preparation Cu natural artificial by its retain their
shape and unaffected by dancing weather ether
Price, 90 cents, For sale wholesale and retail by A. B.
ID. SANDS, 100 Fulton. of William; Syme SO and
$50 Bowey2 G. H. Ring GA Broadway O. Lindsay IS Sixth
Avenue and by most respectable druggists in the city Pera
merry and Fancy stores.
Be careful to ask for Wyeths Cream Of Lilies"
mSO3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05

yHTRAYs BALsAMIC PlLLs.--M. o. wRAY, No. ils
w Holborn Ill., London, has concluded arrang
through his in n " 10 supply that city and the chief
cities in the Union with his Baamic Pills. which have long
superseded in London the Of Copa,s Cubsbs and other
medicines These Pills certain safe perm
eccua Gonorrhoa Oiects Structures Seminal
weakness Whites Local Debility, Affections OF the Kases
Irritation o the Bladder Urstha and all the various
Of the urinary They act specifically the urina
~ passages and from their tonic properties tend
the system and improve the general health.
onthank agent al 100 Fnlton ST ia Canal ST and l27
Bowery, New York
Put W convenient forms in three sised boxes
Prices, 81, $780, and 50 per bon a43r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05
C0U Oh LOzEN GES.

90 81 OOO, 900 might be annually saved BY the public
in doctors bl BY timely using Dr. sherman Cough Lezen
and ghsnes the chest No medicine equals them They
colds in two days. and consumption charm
Be the signature of A shsrm9n NJ D. the wrapper
None ether genuine Sold at the only indicated Lozenge
Warehouse in Amers 100 Nsssas st door above Ann.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 5, 1873
A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL.

Or COmPOnDd EssentiaI OlI OF AlMOndsJ
TNOR destroying dandru and preventing the hair from
IL ing out or turning grey prepared by ANTONIO PAS.
TOR, Hair Cutter, l65 Greenwich street, New York.
This inmabs OIL has been the product Of twenty -four
years Of and for the las years city
New York have practising the Hair Cutting bust
and the public may rely it, that A. PASSIONS CON
POUND OIL is the whoesomcst and best OIL for the hair
makes grow thick and long, prevents its Ealing off turning
grey and hair has begun to grew such nosrher
to tho hair that by il w restore it TO its natural color
also hair from becoming shaded and il hair already
shaded, which great disagreement to young ladies, and
used for time will restore it TO its natural color
the scarf and keep the head and hair clean eyebrows
and whkers liberal discount made TO Wholesale pareia
A. PASTOR,
los Greenwich ST.. ~
Price, 80 cents per bottle, highly perfumed. nlslm"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05
NEW YORK TATTRRsALLS-The
regular sales bv auQtou Al this welI knawn -.

~ NEW YORK TATTRRsALLA-The
~ regular sales by assnos, at this we'll knswn o.
Wins tablishnent Of Horses, Carriages, &C., c~aks-
A u aec to take place every Monday, at III
o'clock thrsaghsut the year
The sent regular sale will take place Monday 9Th April
at IL O'Clock, csmmensiag with Carriages Harness. &c. and
IL o'clock the sale Of Horses will commence.
Gentlemen having Horses to dispose of requested
make early application good number the
catalogue hove be offered auction register
eel time for number the catalogue for which purpose
reser viii be kept open I'LL Saturday goth March, NJ
GEO. w. MILLER,
Successor to J. w. Watson, 446 Broadway.
~ D. To Let cellar suitable for a refractory
and two large rooms will be rented Their separate
quire at New York Pattersals. q. W. NJ
a3y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05

~ IMPORTED TRUSTEE, by Cotton, QUE
N ~ OF Emma by Whisker. Cotton has always
MHA been considered Of the best, il the BEST
IN ~ four mile horse bped in England. In
speaking Of him he is called "the celebrated
Cotton Trustee likewise first horse and soA
when three year old, for oooo guneas.
Trustee viii stand at stable the Union Course Long
Island the enung season. at the low price 90 cash. 81
Groom. This rule win be strictly adhered to- no
Mare aeed be scnt to him without the being better bon
FOR breeder and the of the horse Trustee horse a
horses equal old Messenger The
the first Of February, and to end the first Of July An
accidents and escapes at the risk Of the
i3O.3m. JOHN X. SNEDEKER