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hi>siseippi and louisiana liotcI.

r"viNt;1oT IA
AZ RS. MARY KIRKLAND rcsncc,ti,l,v nm
49, nouncus to her friends aud the public Gene
any HAT she is prepared to accommodate them a,
10 above establishment, aud homes tr,,u he,
N'rt'"ns to render visitors com:nr;ahc, to receive
Continuance of former i1vors. She feels conf
lrht Tat persons vIsl'in" Coyi'tylon during tho
'il'nrr months. cannot find 0rirr accommodations
llnn 'hc can afford them, Oh more liberal terms
'l'r house Is l.asa"iy sitnllcd aud wei! supplied
"'th every convenience; the bar is furnished with
the most choice liquors, &c. in short shu promises
vat mott i"g shall BE- wanting on her part to give
tire s!'ist 'cion 10 all who may patrozc the
'!@sr"'rl" IN" louisiana Hotel. j"3
HOLLOW WARE, WOOD SCREWS, SAD
IRONS, &c.
i:'IE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, No.
23S Water, near Bnclu,an street, New York,
nave r"crivcd the past season. and constantly
Receiving large and extensive additions to the stock
Of the above goods, wheel, now consists of the
oow'ng assortment, suitable Tor the southern and
"rSlrrn markets.
Hollow ware of superior quality, consisting OF
about 1900 tons, VIZ,
Tots OF y! different sizes. fr,m 2:S to so gallons
hcl'i"s, 10 zcs, from 3 ) to 81 gallons
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FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW work.

F.HIN1IJN NUVTE FOR Nav YORK;
" Travellers DESTROYS Of Aing the Fjorldo ,on,a
via Pcnsr:nn t" the Norli., informed, that lrs ru,
h"s's will constantly run from. Mobile I, I'rrsncn,
leaving ioAiit nad Pensacola other duv a or the
ist Of May. Good stages will always be provided ~,
N" S"bscr';sr'o hr III readiness take passenger iron
Mobile il cuse OF lie future Of the boats
NIB AnNOi.D.
cola twice a week fab -. T.,
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TEAM MARIE FARiNA'ss COLOGNE WATER
- ceases mere OF this Superior Cologne water, jus,
received ard for sale v the dozen or Single Lo;tlr-
Also American and tsepch toilet p.w,lers, pow der
ruls ndbnxes, shelving ehd toilet sonps cosmetic wa,
balls milk OF roses, cosmetic gold cream, cxtr nc
musk, krphaa, Wards vegetable hair n po,na,un,.
rrec de terse Florida lnycndar and bay waters
rres''s salts, Narcotics per'ncry in trunks veser,,
BILE ID liquid r"u {, Chlorine end Orris tooth wash
c"t', hair ,"o, aaii snd flesh brushes together with
additional supply Of fashionable horn and she'll
combs and jeweiry, Tor sale low wholesale or rc,s
by SIMMONS, HARTr SEQ,
lu'v6 70 Charities street.
ffirE 'Rli IS-lo bales ian'i'on indigo blue
drilis, lalins from ship Charleston f" sale by
nlo | BRl DGE IL Co,
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4 WE 'rd"ul b. ks-i."ui+ "n Plrhiss, do
- h""i'r'ths'a l,"a supply rcdbv
lei \ TpNAR ~ .,-u
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WAGON boxes from | | to 81 inches.
t~r' do :, +" 7 ,uc,"s
Word Scr.w~, 90 oOa gr'ss. iron .ui !,5".,> from
y iuch, No. 3 10 80 ,trh, No, ~ of 4, superior
l1'tNy and finish, nmd less lhan James in,l,-ind
p,Ic"S.
Sad irons. assorted, in casks of about 500 lbs for
retailing.
TnIuI'> and liait"r's irons, assorted.
,sii weights, LOG lu,i>, assorted from | | to
2Oin,.
b. IS for F!iu,a,!""S. steamboats,, churches, &c.
mad: to order,
Also ,ioa'nh"ots amd other machinery made to
order.
The above assortment Of goods is particularly
recommended to The attention of Southern aud
Western merchants, aud offered for sale a, low
pit ices, hn,! upon the most llhcrd terms il II he.
'r''d 10 hc the largest and best assortment ever
offered Tor sale by any onc establishment in tho
tniird States.
Merchants, by forwarding a request hv mail, can
have prln'"d circular, will, rscrpl.nn of goods,
prices and terms from winch no deviation j., ever
made, inrnshed by return of unit.
All "r'l-rs will receive immediate attention
New York, 1898. m3
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HhHrt'itS classical LIBRARY

l lohACE,Ir nu+lared Nv phliip tru,is u !, :.
~ nPprnI'H rHnItiniu, 1rnuSla,rnn, nj ,',r,,,.
o1'+' Nr, t." Ben l'nn u, CoNir. Milo, nr'',',.
w.. ''.n son. swan ''l"i"r"", Il WnNrcld r,rs,r
un>-uni ~ i''''' ' IA
r'l'EDRtS, viii til" nri''r DDS # E, lu4 Transit,
"" u" ~, N'ni,"'''". >i1A'i,it u, trr.,... 10!
AM '?nt "iinri", t!n->~nl i.,h,,Iv
~ i.>i"d'' Of !N' n'EHi .'ll4X. az by
S'','''''' VI - with uir'n0r I;l,, \u,hnr Ia H., ,
tIuiksll,uk " "''''l 80
ltiE ,ifSi' Tale, h. iii. nor %, a,,.,.,.
May ''i' Nfgg"a'," Sc, '," ,,Ir,pA :. y.,r
' ''" 49, '''~
PAIL ,LiFruED;hy ,nr ,ur,,, .. ma.
The Dc ! H." Sac, h.',ns ". n ,,,. !, ,,l,, ~"
nora A'fs 'Snpi"t- i.4- :; AZ, ',.",!
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l. " Ghnl's Rtiun,lis.
lHd'tn Dye, tor cuuring the !l.,r Bears OIL,
k""r ''s tears reese, punoinn, M,rhaA'S F,ci
r!e " as !, su"I'"f p, art powder, Ni Mtll:r cream,
81 f"S' 5, vr+F;h'c rouge, otto at rns'. ip Sa!vr
t'r''s II" '""'i wa II, ,n,honI: ,"nrriticr ornnur
''""' "a''r pc" der puts aud httxrs, \ NJ ira,
charcoal, neatly put II, in tour ounce Wal, Pres
ton salts, cr';Me k,posn,c tooth ache irnp< han
brushes, r '1'ish drt s~lnt con,., innn h.lr .,,l
VITA 'H'i'ly OF uth"r perfume urs. &C.. Fer sal.
by &. j. TRiNCiIARD,
n'' s cornrr OF Canal nsd l,pur on stl
EEATs-I3 c->c: ,l,ah RUSSIA hats, various uuoli,ics
h."ii h'i"i' ""l l'" crowns banding ,nn sh,,
t. i'.,"-, 'r rnl' by nitl'i N'",
ny: l3I Mag y,re ,,
81 "1;i,-- :: !,S banding "o" -!r,m,', li.io"
k'''.'' n' sl'Hhy q DORSEY
"r'' ltArw i.cv~
avn! >nh~' rilmr Agents thu extensive pou-, -,
W. :. Butcher, Sheffield Em"lund, have us,
'''E '' S'E" sci OF IA "'.s consisting
''on.l iik, AMI Spear point Knives; Knznrs' Sis
'ors' E!-" Tools, &c. ~" &r. !ih the, arc rr,rrsd
'rNhi'" to Il" trade tor orders. Terms and co.li,ious
MI e mUth known at iI,r time.
nlG J.r REIN " \ COHEN 81 I'o,umon.s,
NEW GOODS.
.tlHMO\S, IEAErT d CU.-\rr now ,,cc;yiur
Ter ship Huntsville, Eagle, Merry An,l,.w. Hig,-
'n''., French and Gc,,nmi do.te Ic; pl:, ir.- cIis
"'r' '',' a''1 pocket pistols plain, ribbed aud spill.
N,
't>; h'"'I' commercial AMI other steel ,,ens; Vic.
MS; ti sfrnrs shell, ivnr, snd ur et.ns; v,ti RS
K, "%,! and leather purses; hair hra's from, and
'.h '':''',; '"s' puts; German, and French coync
''tr, K"lanls maccisSr oil, imitation do: au,,,,,
"' hears oil; portable desk aud dressing eases: nas,
h'ck; >'ti and toilet glasses; convex n,i,rors; OH
ca" q '1H's and views; Indian h. ads bells anil nlurs.
'''"''r"'' whit '"'ne; toilet and shaving soaps toe,
"Ncr, cs:n"'ie was!, balls Secuted satin cushions.
pool s';''s screw c'rlions; fancy bead cham, nud
ecHi'c"s; billiard BALLS pocket books and Wallets;
',"'I'n hn'"s razor straps; tnc ant, common cum
'ast'c sspcuc's, ssr'rrs'L Bells llrirr n,chcs sill
yer pencils; C:cyons, &c. Sc.
The above IN a'l't'0n to our former stock Of fame
"a' :, '"akcs 'H, 'san'tn'"t very nplrtc for sal
s. wholesale or retail; as the sign of the Golden CemL r,
.n.,u usn't'. rI:.s.'
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Drugs onJ ..N"aieinrs.

Is ti~. has Ia lrt t,ri;lsr.r ut this civ Tor
me lHii">" W 'r"nrAciiug IL urrrr,i irlpeal
)nI hr> ness. He is NOV" re-, ,"viu, u ju,l.,urrI,
G" 'rrsh hnH .enui &c nrin les, which h" will sell
on liberal term. T"Clly GIho !is:s, and those Of
Inc in"ri"r, I" physicians, mere har,> and ri NTH,
he will off lrIucrn. c"iS suci as have, upv,r h.
!"rf h",N rrt IA This ci Y. Hts ulrrufinn il tn
u" u s:tirt., legitimate business. HIS stock riIl
soon be c"m"lcle, nnd ia ii few weeks will be rem
hr t"T h'':l"-s. All orirrs iron! ,I,, country and
''"' 'hff"NA"'s OF t rl'E, r.c,i wing such order:
WI h' promptly niieud.Lt" 10.
Oct M ~ ('rr,n
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~, , =, '.N''N II G \ NTJN EWt~,
Nl"e>a'" bragg St, corner { ,mluon and Tci,,
In- -
'o"2Hc Water, f'rin"iri,, Nr.-A s.,,,,.,l
'r'lc's "' r"I"H"t, ru' pN.,r's>y tor III. r,,,nl
TRACE; ais" Ia" r"r's' + cmch P''iumrr,, mbr,-
r''g eve ~ variety Tor the lulic'. Tor : IL. nv
'ctI REEFS 4 D'IANt;
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way Nl.~ "a vs. II CHARLESTON pAr.kE.rs;
IN ms I'Me consists Of ton, vc~sel,. all %,
lily III" !'fst class, copper.d and conner t,st
,-;s1 '- tne', and of about $50 tens tulti,cn.
"' NV, """os'''c accommodations for passengers
These vessels are cou,Iunnd, 4 Wv. ,n,,;"
.Ai'r''s"'''l II" n" trade, wac will we every at
.,'"' "E" exert themselves 10 ~, :t.ud.f ,l
'"e' VIII b. toH"I up and tl,.wr. t.;c
H., al P' ana ''aVe Ne" Orleans an ur before
"''" ION OF every mouth. The following
~, I'VE hnr, VIZ
~ ''''n' ''naies q r''rn, master.
H.; i"'", 4. d. i''o'n''sni', master.
a.; r',' '.'1, ., b'at'e, master.
~ ,rI N''''ail's, i! Atiihtrs, master
4, r. g, 49, passage, Apply to-. a. DAnELLI
NJ .rJ'cn; Cnn'" ST. Nc" Orleans, or NJ c
-: >--',,-.- ~-'" ""' |
LATEST LITERARY
&Ciio'nCRA ATS Indian Tales IN ! cccuis - 80
~ nl|s 's'rt'ncans Dee,hrook, new novel in VIZ
T T'n' =, r cHie''auh Women
Mnr,,n"tp H., -, ' III. " cara Family
Ilonk: i;iul,s m",,hI m",r
Or. Bird; noh,n i]uv > xn,r ",",. "ses
New supply Of JAMES : TLe iiur,r,,
'"g'oha'n; Captain Xii; Gutwrr't ucl,l;ru
EJDllN & Co,
-,,.-,... corner st Charles {. Con.llnn $
kA,A.'tANiE on BnSrUN-f,r <al. by
: mar - BRIDGE I3l Niagu;:r NO t
RuSlITON L. ASPiNlLi,'S -
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rlNNOCK'S ROWE Sc

i'NNptN : ROME, Nr.
H. uo'Is''h'S Ahr:,l gmcnt of the History of
70 "'nrh Is pfct'Scd an Introduction to the Study
h"innn History, and great variety of yn!uoL, ;n,,
nation added throughout III. work. on lie W,rm"r.
.ns'"nilS and antiquities Of the Romans: viii, NJ,
""'"'ls Biographical and historical Notes; and nnr.
,''AH "' examination at the end Of cn,, s,r,i,, n
, >''," WHl thirty rngrN i.!s %, wood hv \,h,r,,,
i'N>n'Ns 'mIn'rd Edition OF Or Goldsmith. I;s,r,
'',' ''"'h me INVASION Of julius trsar To II,
u""t' o. 'rmgc d. with II rU,t;nru,i,, f., ,,, . y
'"''S' WIN questions for rxuur,4tion at ti,, ,,d -
,' ST''Ih' hrHh'rS variety OF ,alHnh,a i,,;,r,n,
'"h h"'tH ihr"UGhou, the work. tv,.is,,,,, -, iI
:" '""''hi"'fA't S"'rrrirn4 aud ,II;n.ut ,,rra,,,
'"i"'' explanatory notes. Remarks on i, r. .n;
'i'', manners and literature Of iii" az, 4, n,,,I;n
it' '"l's'''"i'oa, Ne. Ne. illustrated hy niru, ,,,,
- '''H '''S'
t,,'"tN Is or hNrH"NoMY, md an tori LINEN
o. N'!'h Ne" !nniisr IN The Use of t,nhrs H.
american edition. with additions and iupr,yr,,,r,,,
ana an rHl'ia'Ion I" the Astronomical u,r ~, ,,, A.,
fICan Almanac. 80 '"' al"
just rrc"i, I'd and for sal, hv Wu u.,,,,,D
nov corner OF Camp and t,pnuu, ~,
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bhI- Cnssf & uu recriv.d ana ,,1I
i sab. by lIEitMoGENE, BROWN Il co. :,
m3y3 No
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h x I Il IIhN

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AZ a !,a1,''' ""'I T. 'r,'rrr}, ~ IA, .I,,,n
y" nc" 'S N : IL y At, r,ur.r -, vu,,
'l''' ava ''"r " ais r,sp, rrt,,iN ;,l,,.,,.. .
" '' "n"lr par rhy, ,r,i :, ,,.,,,,, H., '''
-: h i'rnrr custu,n,t. vhn ,n,. ', ''''
Dtugs, mrItrr...,rt ,,,.,. ' N""A "'
ear tnII, & r,.J ,. T. '''''S Is i''sn an
,,.,,I ,,,I, '"3 '"' wing Quay ate [aE-
pG, W."
, '"'"' AHl '~nrni"uh Pow t,fa
"s' '"'i3' ''i"! a Wh some and rI,y,,,
SUBSTITUTE ior yeast, fal.to nr, nh hu.,L :, 49, .
'a''', %'.
Eu)tI', En- ~ sco,t N ..ur.;,, A,.:
II asa II and zen ,,u,u, l,vr,., ,,.' Ut u
ges,n,u, ,r,y,u. d.,,T, ~ 'ttS a or 'l"i-
ac,ii,y ,,i ,h. .,,,,,,.'L 3'"''c's' hrn"nchr.
,,,I ~ ''' h'"i'h"I custivcutb-, cuta.
"''
Carpenters FIuII Ey,r,r, ,r .,r.,,u .
rnr'i,'ng thu b"n,', Sc dn (. -, and cui,rhs
>wn,u's i,r,r nd !, " '"''nH, NC
II ,r,Iru,,,i. n ,llI '""''"a' Blush an
po,;,,.I I '""'' w.
.r,L a., i",""' '"" I'uan1uvr paste
"'"''S' ~ : Ff'h' C. : caruonIc u,u,ri.
m''' cn''i7 ''"'h w"'ir, pow der puii> and brx,s
'' wee ca'""lr d'n'r.tlCc, rhior liz tooth vast,
powder pnil, and h,x.s Pr,uu,,, s,.,,a, 49,,
nn toilet pnw,'rr. pnu,nluu r,,,r,. I r wv"
"snn re LIVER. r.s. lv.n. crr,,L ,I;, e''e'
ul The l,. uuIi.,.. i,, ,,,, ~ '"' ""'ls,
rid,,' :, balm, ri Z, 't; ''"cnsSht W, Old.
'','" "' = 'n"'h,, bears "ii, Il variety of
,''' ""p ",h'f matches, M, lihIe making ink
sup '''' "'"cN ~ X, N'.
Sperm ana '1il rh Whale OIL U,,'s ,,;,,.
~ 81 Is" ran, m al fti,r,'r .,:,t ga So.
"r CE )pEL J,Nr.
Itr,N .IIr, .,n,, -, ,,,,, - ~ - =
Iartycnknrui ami ,yrr ,Jn ~, ~" ~; uhE,
Il - IN Ia. ,o ,.,I . u, '' y '"' 'Fft' nm i"Hr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-03

a NOVEL in 2,Gl'.ty Harriet Mar;l,eau
~ Alsic Researches, comprising inquiries concerns
ing the mental characteristics of the Nul Al,le, an
lnhlans first series; Indian Tales and l.. gs.ds, hy
Henry Rove Stholcrs auho. Of rraycls to tho sour
ces o. the Mississippi, &c &c.
his'' new supply Of Stevens T.a.als in Eryp,
D. Arabia PetIe, &c..
Mel9nn'h the WinderHr; Elvinn, l.y Miss Bu-ncy
Ernest Mal'ravers; Alice
Lady Of Lyons BARNEY; Cricltou
aiiss Sher~oofs Works, &c &c, inst reoeired aud
or sale ny ALIEN, 1GWAk,
Jane - ~ Camp
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sAAF'-E'c1 Nr+ d.nh RUSSIA hats ,arou+ qualities
Z broad mi"' and I'y ci,v,.. landing f en-, sh;,,
II. i''''-, Tor by i;i!I'"; n'"
M - Alt.r /,ur
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L . ~ ''tR, N" Oh C..nh- >lr.,t, ne,we. n
Nh"'h'h ana - fhllIf, KEGS constantly on ,,nuU
an Nttn -ive .ltnrni of oos au.i ,,ro,a,s ma,
SHOES 1T New TurH manufacture, iur men, " amen
ma c''drrn di AL age, which he v IT dispose .,
a. very .n."Ir,a'e prizes.
ran'!e NJ his A. Z .lntancc sending M nr,les
WIZ nave !helr WISHES attended 20 (. 5 SE';Ollk
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~, Til! bis banding from ~trom,,., Baton
k''G'', !' ShHhy q DORSEY
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1HNGHtAiE IN tnil. ..jt.l.,,,I - -, 49,.
- ny ADAhS u WIIrAIl,
-" 81 i;ravj,r It
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-23
OCTOBER %

Canadians, remember that CAorl., n.
len Thompson The spos,ate rrfatn,e,' .
roercer ol Ireland. he Thomas, - '5'
voted kniehth"od To McNah am r
mission TO Drew, IN the English ~ e'
no advocated Lord John Rps,,1',.
solves to rob the Canadian Eel
who voted ard urged the PASSAGE ~.
bill ,rsmpline on. the Canadian Con
ton and setting mp naked drspoti.,,. :.
ioined Glenelg and the other m,n,,,,.'
the crown in publicly thanking o. 1A "
Tor the murders IT ST. Charles ,.g
Eustache, and ~ approving of the
scenes on the scaloIds of Toro,,c.
Henry, London and Mnntrral-tl,,' "'
the Thompson who sent out he 49,
brother ministers order 10 tho, ''
Colborne To perform these hafhator' KY
and the Thompson who is daily EN-
IN Quebec as Eneland's goverro, ",
we hope he will be the last. Re. '*
confidence in his plausible sophs,r
bite of the copper-headed snake
venomous than the contaminaiin, =.
of hypocrIe like Thompson. CoIko,,.
but the instrument, The mere tool ora
ministry, the breath Of their nostril. ~.
vile, sinking breath he is. Thorn,,s
one OF the masters, The wire ruers ht..'
the screen, and not murder or hurpios :.
has been done in Canada bu, L.I
nodded assent To it,.
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From Mackenzie's Gazette.
CHRISTIAN SLAVERY.-ENGLAN Al.
GIERS


We would fain hope that our brethren
Of the Freeman here and the Emancipator
in New York, would spare a few minutes
10 consider of the motives which can induce
despotic old England to eend 1873 of orr
fellow christians, catholics and p.otestants.
educated and Intelligent men, Canadians
Engllshmen, lEishmen, and Americans in
To perpetual slavery, slavery of the mos,
cruel aud barbarous character, upbeId at
The uttermost corner of the earth. while
she is pretending tn give Freedom To the
coloted African in the West indies.
What is the crime committed by these
lSS christian men? The Canadians fol.
lowed the example OF ashington-ihe
Americans that Of La Fayetie. This is
their offence. And for this we have near.
~ hundred viriuops women deprived Of
their husbands, and hundreds Of children
robbed Of their parents, alter these parents
had suffered painful imprisonment of 10
months an the dungeons nf Canada. We
hope, Tor consistency's sake, 10 see chao-
ter on white slavery in the journals above
mentioned. Their readers are not colored
men, they are chiefly whites. The Gertit
Smiths and other miliionaries in NewYurk
eel and very properly, !or the sufferers in
ne Amlstead.-Whst have they done fo,
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-23

For the North America,

- FOR the North American
Mr.. THOMAS,
Dear Sir wonder the honest inn,
OF Canada (if there are any such) ar, mt
ashamed Of being so long, and 10 man,
years OF their likes. deluded by crafty M
designing foreign tyrants. Let any On,
only become acquainted with their act, fl,
the lew past years, if his boiling blood
will permit him, and see what wicked
what odious, and detestable enormilcs thew
are guilty Of. The detestable Cobon,
and his bloody administration are mo,
corrupt than pen and paper can descrb,
Their conduct chils the blood of eyey
friend of humanity. They have inflicted
on the patriots, without law, wLaier
punishments they pleased; have mprisor
ed them as long as they pleased; and exc
cuted them when they pleased. One,
horror is so great at The monstrousnesd
their conduct, that no other answer cank
given to their arguments in favor Of such
crneIties than indignant feelings. hh.
enough To say they are very devils in ho
man form who have the quality of cool in.
pudence, and are withal arrogant, insOss
stupid and cruel. These wicked monsitn
to crafty their revenge and avarice. have
set their country an example OF burning
plunder, and murder, such as none but tie
most abandoned and those that are pushes
on by the power Of hell are capable Of com,
hitting; they grow worse and worse ever
day. They are more cruel, more disorder
", more insoent and ifpossible more WICK
ed. Fheir conduct and actions natun5v
puts one in mind Of the regions of hello
which they are fast fastening; for devils,
believe attend them in their walks By dr
and their sleep by night. Their BLOODY
leader and many Of his crew profess toh
the meek and humble followers Of Chs,
and are members of their dear aw.psfib |
llshed church. And yet no redress ISL 4
forded to the patriots for all they have SOL
fered, for the murders, the burnings, rohbefi /
rape, & pretended coniiscations. SorseV I
is their denominations that am persuade
some dreadful scourge awaits them.
East Berkshire, Oct. 18th 1899.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-23

Between tic wears 1924 and 1919,
fauirrn thoassa al Anirf'esn sesmen were
3tsagrd by f,fcc at foreign po~ef ifnm
ihrlF wiyes. nd lsmi'ies and compelled Ia
6ght tiir harl'-s Of bloody England, or he
lsshtl Ike dogs II post Ard whipped By
strangers. Eoel~h officers said there was
law far this and English ShrriFs refused
"a sefyr wftis on the kidnsppeFs Of your
cnunlrvmcn. Whenever a person ike
YOU acted cruelty ali the newspapers 10
England qnoird bis conduct as a jusliiics-
irou Of this wholesale yiainv, and the same
IS done now Your partial (allhough il may
possibly be legal( conduct towards me
will he quoted tuumphasI by the bal men
who are move keeping in close custody in a
dungeon at Fort Henry seventy of yonF
brave couniryinrn, and will highly CRAFTY
that power which has never ceased ~ seek
the means ol coetclng the citizens ol Non.
roe "a il coefccd The chaflis,s (rpuh.icans)
ef England and Scotland and the precuf-
sors at Inflated ireland. But the people
should not forget that in those countries
which have insensibly changed from free
dom N tyranny neglect Of cases like that
which now bring before them was a pre-
dsposing cause OF their rain and decay.
remain, Sir,
Your very obedient servant,
w NarYE NZFL'
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-23
NORTH MERLC AN.

nor hatred athe French. simply 5eesusr
they are French; we bcHr 30 hatred -
to them hecause thry frbeiled, ami are yet
rebris; for wcre ,ee ofthsir race and btood,
we rsriiabiy bel,ere ue should be among
The intending passengos by The Buffalo;
nor do we bear hatred la them at all.
Bat, we certainly are fully determined 10
keep fhera from enjoying The eiectiVe fran
chg. u irt can u
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-23
TO the Editor ofhe North AmsrieSn'
Troy, W., Oct. 6, 1852

DEAR SIR--I am sorry to say that yod
interesting paper is not regularly reeei'"
at this place. Whether The fault be yogH
or the Post Masters is unknown 10 TX
but You ought 30 try and discover The RI
cause OF the difficulty in order 10 rene''
IL as soon as possible. | find that you
paper is well patronized, we'll read a.
much liked in this quarter. There is naF
patriotism among the people OF Troy i'
can be found in any other frontier town
Vermont, short Of the Kingdom oi s|''
tan. Here then is a Geld for spies, 90
we have had one about us for three Eff'
past; and curious animal he is, too. =
though he belongs TO the U. S. ANN
nevertheless appears To be in the sI<''
service Of the Queen. His whole bD'l'fS
seems TO be spying upon the few ReIVg'
from British justice, who have fed 'o'~
land Of The free, and the home oftht ~Sh
for protection. This spy is the man "
committed piracy upon certain L'''
to one Of the Refugees
Spring Of 1888. He is the man sl'o
boarded in the Queens dominion v"
he was still in the service OF this Go''
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-24

THE BATTLE AT PAGo LAkeo.-An arrival
at Boston, from Buenos Ayres the llth Of May,
brings intelligence of great battle fought at
Pago Largo on the 3lst Of March. The belg-
ercnts were the forces Of Corrientes, one Of the
provinces Of the republic Of Rio de In Plata,
and the troops Of Entire Rios, another Of the
provinces which the people Of Corrientes were
attempting TO revolutionise. Some months
since General Rivers, raised revolt ip the Orr
entail Republic, and succeeded 10 e1pelliuc
Bbc from the Presidentshp. who taking refuge
in Buenos Ayres, created so strong sympathy
and collected so powerful a body Of adhersnts,
that Rivera found it necessary to his own safe
ty to declare war against the united provinces,
Of which Bueuos Ayres is chief
The French authorities at Monte Video took
part with Rivera, 10 the hope Of weakening the
influence Of Rosas, the Governor Of Buenos
Ayres.-The first meeting ofthe adverse armies.
vas in the province Of Eutre Rios. An account
Of the battle is given in the following extracts.
BuESos ArRrs. May 4.-Thc official details
Of the battle OF Pago Largo. are published in
the Gaects Mercaptil, in despatch from Gen.
ersl Pascal Echague TO III. +. the Governor
Of Buenos Ayres, dated head qusrtes Gurus
acuntia, 5th ult. IL states that the army OF
Couientes, ir number more than five thousand
men. including $50 Infantry and artillery. with