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A nc 1AyNuaAAAsA4 1FG
This expression has ever been in the
mouths Of the tories, while they have con-
s,andy scugh, to create in the breasts Of
the canadians, distrust oil their leaders.
This was the language, and the conduct
too. Of the tories Of the revolution of'T6.
British gold, British intrigue, and Brit
;sh calurany always cried down the sons
Of liberty, who perilled their lives and for
tunes for their country. As il was then,
so il is now-ihe tories are selected by
Britain to do her most ignoble work.
II is very easy for these creatures to
charge an unsuccessful people with cow
ardice, but it is very difficult TO make it
appear that the Canadians are eotoardly'
We challenge any person to point TO bat
ties more bravely fought, and more honor
ably won than St. Dennis and Prescott.
Did CHEsIER and his Spartan band
email az ST. Eustache? The bravery dis
,layed by his 500 men, poorly armed,
against the large and we'll appointed army
under the infamous Colberne, is unparal-
,elled in American history. Is Point-au-
Pee forgotten' Go ask the red-coats of
the SD regiment, OF whom IS only are
left. We ask where have they not fought
bravely' Aye, tell us where!
The Canadians have never been well
organized nor armed. Arms and amuEi-
ton have been contraband for many years
in Canada. When the first outbreak
took place, it was wholly unexpected by
the mass of the people. They had no
concert for an armed resistance, and were
unprepared for il. 1t is true that few
muskets had been struggled into the Prov
ince, and few fowling-pieces were in the
hands Of the habitans Without the means,
and without experienced military leaders,
what Gould they do'
Since the first outbreak some chance
for an organization was offered {; arms and
amuniton were purchased, with view
to arm the people. But the American
Congress took good care that they should
never rach their destination. They were
mostly seized by the executive officers,
sent on o the frontier TO enforce the infa-
nous " British Partially Act" Ameri-
can offers have disarmed the Patriots, and
aided tn. British to take them prisoners,
wherebypany of them, and many Ameri-
can citizds also have been murdered upon
the scafoh, or sent slaves into the British
convict islands, to suffer more than thou
sand deathl Not over 1900 well armed
Canadians have ever been in the field at
any one tine, to oppose an army of TO-
900 ngulas, and 5000 volunteers, all well
differed, armed, fed, clothed. and paid.
Yet lecauss the Canadians have not con-
querd the British, or been able to keep up
an amy, they are called towards. This
is unenerops and lalse,-Impartial history
will record It so.
/" Bruins threats and Britain mercy thoy defy,
Only 'ecreants yield, who fear to die"
V.
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AGENTS..
VERMONT.

Montpelier-J. A. Vail.
Neutrality-suspicious. Perraut.
Jefersonvslle-Rev. j. Baker.
Fairfield-H. Soule g. Gott Brigham.
Franklin--J. j. Deavitt.
East Berkshsre-Dr. S. S. Buster.
.N6urgh-Tabor |. Sewell.
Derby Liao--E. @. johnson, II. nj.
Sheldon-Jacob Weed, P. M.
Hu-HiIam Fish, P. M.
Riclford-Alden Sears, P. M.
NEW YORK. a}
NJ Y. Ctty-John Ryan, 90 Oak ST.
Perry's MiUs-L. Perry, P. M.
Salina-Erasmus Stone, P. M.
Hopkinto.---John Goodell. 8'3a we
observation-disclosures Stacey, p. M.
10 Postmasters and others friendly 10
ne Cause are requested to act as Agents.
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J. A. VAIL,
Attorney at Law,
MANSION HOUSE,
VT.
ALBURGH sPRINGs.t

ALBURGH SPRINGs.I
"AVING taken this public stand, the
Ah Subscribers respectfully solicit public
patronage /; assuring those lavoring them
with their custom every possible at
tention. The House has been re-fitted
and prepared to receive Boarders, who
may have occasion to visit the Springs
no pains viii be spared 10 make their stu
alton comfortable and agreeable. Travel
lers hvoring them with call, will have M
reason to complain of the indifference or
neglect Of the Landlords.
The recent disturbances in Canada have
gained for this place considerable noloriety
abroad we feel assured however, that the
vigilant action Of both local and State
Authorities will yet restore peace and qui-
etness.
In short we feel, while here we stay.
That those who call, win not disdain,
II they by chance, should be this way,
OF giving US call again.
Good Liquors we design TO keep,
To deal TO the temperate few,
For such may taste three times a week,
And never get so very bluel
F. w. STOUGHTON.
J. NJ. TOWN.
Alburgh Springs, 18th April, 1899.
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ERnATA.--Two rather important errors were
discovered after the first side Of the paper had been
worked of, and consequently too late 10 be correct
cd; In the Biography of MI, pggpetto, in the 3D.
nal, also, in tho 10th line, samc column, for
iongitudinally read horizontally.
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ious to the ruling powers in that corrupt
city, by its undaunted opposition 10 the
tyrannical measures Of the Government
that the Office was destroyed by Tory
mob, and its further publication suspended.
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N RTH A Nj f RIG AN.

refused all redress for the Caroline affair
and promotes McNab, Drew. and McCor-
mick!!! What will Congress dor The
people demand an appeal to arms.-Con-
gress has signied TO John Boil. that they
will send Gen. Macomb TO meet them at
Piatlsburgh, Benning ton, Saratoga, York
toten, Bunker Hill, Neto Orleans, OF such
other places as may cause the British
more pleasing recollections. Congress
must appeal to the God Of battles for JUS
tice. REMEMBER THE CARoLIsEi will be
our battle cry-which will berung through
the land, ill vengeance is taken upon
the slaughterers. "REMEMHER THE Caro-
LINE " will be heard upon every gale, and
its sound will be as spirit stirring to the
Republicans of America, as was the "cross
Of fire " to Clan Alpine's men. Its las,
sound the tyrant Britons will hear, as they
all bid their final adieu to North America.
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'.'ir. Charles Hnnter, Advocate of
the ty Of Quebec, was committed to
Jail, the 10Th. ult. on the usual charge
Of Hi Treason. This gentleman was
Assote Editor Of the Quebec LIBERAL,
Joaal which rendered itself so obnox-
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DIED

In this place on the 18th instant, ROBERT MEL
SON infant son Of Mr.. JOSEPH PoTvIN.-Also
on the 18th instant, JosEpH NAPoLEoE, infant
son OF +. LEoLERc.--Also on the 10th a dausIr-
ter OF LOUIS GoYETTE, aged years.
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MI AR RIED.

In Alburgh, on the 3lst ult. by tho Rev. John
Haslem, Mr.. JEDADIAH HYDE to Miss JANE
McGREGoR, both of that place.
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RcgimentaI Order.

THvHE Commissioned Officers of the list.
i'll Rifle Regiment attached to the lat.
Brigade and Cd. Division OF Vermont milf
tia are hereby notified to meet at Lyman
Diapers Inn at Sheldon, on Tuesday, the
90th day of April. at / O'Clock p. nj. for
the purpose of electing Lieut.. Col. in
place of VIM. Y. Wightman resigned, and
to I'LL all other vacancies when met.
By order Of @'7" : tial
'' JAMES GODFREY, Col.
l.. b. BOWDISH. .adjt.
Swanton, 18th. April, 1889.
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Col. Cameron has been appointed Sher-
if of the Niagara District Gu. c. in place
Of Alexander Hamilton, deceased.
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@-We learn by the Freeman's Advo-
cate, that letter has been received from
one of the prisoners taken at Point au Pele,
now confined at Fort Henry, that their
trial is to take place on the Esd of April.
We hope the call made upon their friends
and the friends of freedom, may enable
them to obtain council.
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al JellOtD; feeling makes us rondrous Kind, .
as U. S. Capt. said when drinking WING with the
Tories Of Missiskoui Boy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13
THE HUMAN HAIR.

ma Personal appearance is Influenced by nothing
materially than crop Of hair. The loss OF the hair
in most cases occaoned solely through neglect Of those
means which really do exist 10 IT, To prevent Us de-
cav and accomplish its complete restoration the object
which Crehuch has for IL directed his attention
The growth and Of the hair ITS structure
nectea with the anatomy OF the skin has been his peculiar
study full information ths SUBJECT he attended
the lectures Of the celebrated physioogs IN London
aud Edinburgh deced the deent layers Of the skim exam
med the nerves. boodvescs and bulbs consected with both
skin and hair BY these discovered the causes which
occasion badness and produce gray hair Having obtained
perfect knowledge Of all these subjects, and after numerous
experiments heads different stages Of badness asd vary
ING thew according 10 the constitution o. he individuals the
result was the production OF his celebrated
TRICOPHEROus, or INDICATED COMPOUND
"A il composed Of ingredients Of the most WITTY
combined with those winch will promote the circulation give
healthy action the sks and restore the elared functions
evident only by such can the restoration Of The
hair ever be effected. .
In proof otbe confidence which CLREHUCHhas In rester
inc he hair he Is prepared to treat With any genileaan who
would wish 10 .ave the pound applied by himsclfst his
Hair Cutting Rooms This viii be done rhom any charge sn
Ill the hair restored individuals 81 the highest respecaslity
who have had their hair restored referred to- who vii
testify 10 the great efficacy ofthc Compound
Ladies should that wherever the has hair become thin
brokenoen cauedb BY tying the HAIR too tight this Com
pound ONLY restore it, In sch cases all oils &c
or any fatty matter perncou and can only be recon
mended through the grossest ignorance
One application Of the Tncopherons sufficient to remove
scurf and Dand from the hair Ard dssipate all impurities
from the skin.
Price Al bottle soldby CLIREHUGH at his Hair Cut.
ting Room Corner of Fulton and broadway, and Of his APP
pointed Agents. b. Dodd Druggist corner Of Beeeker and
broadway. VIA Minor, Druggist corner OF Dey street and
broadway m2o.sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13
THE HUMAN HAIR.

90 The great celebrity Of" CLIREHUGHS TRlCOPH.
ER0Us on INDICATED COMPOUND" Cor the growth
and 81 the hair has rendered necessary TO
point the following Agents to meet the demand, WI
ID. Dodd DrJggisi corner of Blocker and Broadway
VIM Minor, Druggist, Franklin House, Broadway
Mrs. King. Bookseller, Fulton street
Mrs. Mcguire, Comb store, Broadway.
Eugene RUSSELL rerfumer rs Chesnut IT. Philadelphia.
j. Galle Tardrcsser, az South Fourth st. Philadelphia.
J. Oakley, Druggist, Reading, Penn.
j. Parker Hsdres.er Csdsby. Hotel Washington d. d.
n. Oakley, Druggist, King St, Charleston, S.C.
A. GILES, ~. LOUIS a., New Orleans.
Mssrs Doledon sassa Hair drcs.er opposite fremont
House, Boston.
And Of the Pruprieor v. CLIREHUGH Hair Cutter cor.
Fultoa and Broadway, up stairs.
All applications Cor agencies be post rs,d with city
reference jeli.iw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13
ARCADE BATH
NO. 80 CHAMBERS STREET.
Wnrrn. Cold. ShoIcer. and other Rqfhs.

This establishment has recently undergone thorough i'm.
provement ans now successful operation II has feet
Chambers street. and extends rogh to csde opposite
Elm street giving to the 6ne hall Of 100 feet
tage for air aud the beautiful perspective extending the en
Of Elm street exhibiting lively picture moving pano.
rami. view Of popuou city which have excited the amra.
Of all who H. The whole arrangement of the
Bath IL tasteful rich and conyeneut, and u said 10 bear
favorable comparison with the best establishments Of the knd
In Europe The front Chambers street three stories high
anil much architectural beauty The interior gives about
20 Tor Bathing and connected With the ladies' bathing
nen) is a neatly furnished paror for their oJaion
NBThe pabe requested 70 call during the week pre-.
vous Saturday night and Sunday and they will 6nd much
more 10 their convenience AID comiort
lee owls. CHARLES 9. sToPPANi. Proprietor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR THE DROPSY.
IA This is preparation of intrinsic value. and II en-
poyed regularly in compliance with the directions on
the bottle, will be found sure Preventive" and most
perfect Relief" for this very common, truly frghitui
and dangerous complaint.
is very simple and perfectly safe to take under any
circumstance, and yet very powerful remedy; lis
peculiar properties such as to produce effects truly
wonderful and the most happy result. IL IS prepared
with great by the proprietor with the knowledge OF
the disease and the particular effects TO be produced.
This preparation Is a combination particularly re
cemme aided physicians, as being fully entitled TO
their confidence and it's held in the most exalted es-
ti,naon by those who scquaised with its create
cacy Mr.. Henry Brevort OF New York, now aeost9s
years of age has made Of this medicine for nearly
80 years. by which alone he states he has pre-
served his life.
We with great confidence, entreat all those whose
misfortune may be be predspose eto Dropsyc give
this medicine fair trial they value their lives, or
may desire to be effcctusy relieved.
Asa Preventive" take IT oRce day, or occasion
ally.
Prepared and for sale by Or. J. o. FAY, at Minors
Franklin House Drug Store, No. 1873 Broadway and
ia Canal st., NJ "; at DIR. J. A. Wadswerth's Drug
Store Providence, X. IL aad at Mrs. K. Kidders, Ne
es Court st, Boston.
Price OIL 50 per bottle.
N. B-Nonc genuine unless with Label over
the stopper the proper hand writing Of the proprie
tor, thas. " DR.. J. Onthaak. Proprietor" ieta-1ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13
COUNTERPART.

HE public respectfully informed that one of the bases.
and most dangerous couaeret attempted has late
y been brought 70 light ~ the city Of New York
imlta Of that most deservedy popular medicine known
RoraRds Tonic Mature for the fever and aQue.
We had just put down imitation called o.olands Tonic
Mrwe," by l.. s. Comstock Co, when another still more
dangerous makes its from thu ,tere cf Seaman
Brothers, druggists No los Water street. NJ Y on which the
SAC snie" Of the proprietor has been ceustereed-hs
copy rights infngea uponhs certificates copied and IL fact
initiated IN such that from its
scarcely be detected. We would alss that have
commenced suit the Uaited states Tor damages Cor
this piracy rights, and rcqsss dcser
careful Of whom they purchase the article unless .ourss
can be directly traced TO the proprietor s gen
er agents. whom he has cndeavored 70 select enjoying
tse utmost respect and confidence o. tive communities whck
they reside asd who would bssh offer other than the
true and original RorenSs Tonic Mrtss Cor the paltr,
gain Of few dollars thereby erdangeug the lives Of their
fellow beings. JOSEPH L. ROWLAND, proprietor (sucess
TO Dr. John " Rowand No 249 Market street Phads
phia o. FAY general agent, at Mlaors Franklin House
Drug Store No. 1913 Broadway, New York.
NBt is the ntentisn Of the proprietor 10 enforce Nj.
rights against every person countereting this valuable ued
cne and sPur'ousy putting forth the proprieor certificates
and labels.
Agents will please give the above much publicity posi-
bic ny inserting all the newspapers Of the respective
in which they reside. my3l. imis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

Observation-Disclosures Alternative. or Gown
" posnd Spri,uous Extract Of Sarsaparilla, - pre-
pared eatirey without mercury in any form whatever
for chronic diseases complaints Of long standing Add
two table spoonus Of this Spiruous Extract TO apint
of simpls syrup, and you have pin, OF Compound
Syrup Of Sarsaparlls
The diseases which yield TO the Alternative treat
ment are az follows: scrofuls, kings evil syphilis,
and all venerial diseases mercural diseases brought
ON by the improper Of mercury consumption liver
cssplain auudice, govt, ague cake rheumatism sour.
w cancer affections ot the skin letter ring biles
scsld head, itch. pmrles on the face, &c.
For sale by J. FAY agent, at Minors Franklin
House Drug Store, 1913 Broadway, ~. ". ia Canal
Of. I27 Bowery. &c.
Nov is tho tine take Sarsaparilla and purify the
blood. jel3.u-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13
H y NJ A n Il ]! :. A !! | R {.

90 Since the publication Of A. GRANDJEAN's COM
POSITION more than shirty limitations counterfes
have excessively appeared Now the Pious system Is espo
red by all the BARRIERS Of New York
But no one, doubtless will dispute that the author Of
GRANDJEANis COMPOSITION 10 the only person who
has especially applied himself With real and asduy to these
curisus researches The encouragement he has
ceived testimony Of the general satisfaction given
The sale Of this article exceeds his most sangune expectation
From this date MIR. A. GRANDJEAN promises, according
his conviction, perform extraordinary upon all PER
who will give him their Conscience and who will permit
him exercise A. according TO the and the different
affections Of the Pous system lie appreciates and combines
with all the Prescriptions given in the best
thor giving preference TO his remedies except where
the cas-. requires it, and where, experience FOR 50
many years confirms its efficacy.
The principal remedies st Paste the use Of which
rara.tee. The inshle Of xEROTuslA, and the tenn
porary or pcrmanen, fall Of the Haa Cutancos Eruptons
of the scalp letter nature that which " most generally
met with on the heads Of young children
al Odeyerous Liquid, the employment ef which, in short
time, cures HYDROTRISh.
a. a peculiar Plaster aud Daphoreffc Cap for the treat
Bsdncssand Gpaly prescriptions according to the
different aud constitutions. -
Approved and recommended by the ~ T. Medical Faculty
Ofhce, Barclay st., No I, Astor House. AZ Sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

Q An unequzed Dentfrce for cleansisg preserving and
bcau,ifyng the Teeth. The ORRfs TOOTH PASTE while
besuthcs the Teeth giving TO them clear and pear white
ness and removing every appearance Of tartar also improves
the eelor Of heps and gunps prevents and heals al ulcers q
the mouth arrests the Of decay the teeth and
parts peculiar and grateful sweeeess to the breath II Is also
rreeminouty distinguished for its agreeable taste and frs
GRANGE.
The orr Tooth Paste can instant changed into
agreeable and excellent Tooth Wash. while " free from
the obstiens that apply TO @ article and also fsu,
those that are applicable Tooth Powders srpendage
the toilet II warranted TO contain ingredient IN the leass
degree injurious the teeth and il j. highly recommended by
e most scientific dentists Its extensive sale and the general
satisfaction that il however the best evidence ofs
popularity and merit BE careful 10 obtain the paste sad OBJ
serve the signature Of the proprietor, O. w Pene upon the
abel without which 10 genuine Price 30 cents with su
directioss
For sale BY n. c. Hart, i73 Broadwy Guons iss Brood
way; j. A. Hart s1s Broadway and % Hudson st.; Howe
aios l2s Chatham ST. and BY y N tuon, ~ Bowery
&C Grand 80 Henry Of Pike and corner Of Mae
and Front streets. Brooklyn Also BY BY Bush Asa New
Orleans
Beware Of Coanseres NO eoS2a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13
THE HUMAN HAIR.

nor THE GROWTH, EMBELLISHMET, AND PRE-
II SERVATION OF THE HAIR Oldridge's BALM
which nature furnishes the scat Of nutrition for the human
hair is unrvaed by former production The process
by which nature produces the human hair minute that
would be unnteestng to the great majority Of mankind to
heightened description thereof medical alone
would patient enough the inquiry
hcen therefore will be in this place observe that it
by experience only that adaptation be obtained TO the
cad requred and that only by reference TO the primary ee
nents Of compositon by which compound be
Produced terminating sand smulant 10 assist in promoting
the benevolent intentions Of nature This the which,
many years ago. the proprietor Of the Balm Of Columbia
teained remedy sluggshness which
had occasion to travel through oriental countries and devong
considerable attention this natter he perceived that
all the arts relative the growth and preservation Of the hu
hair, Europeans left mmeasurabc distance by
nearly every country Of Asia In those il is consider.
ed matter Of the highest Importance and in all the refined
portions OF society person who has not hn head oil hair
not very gracousy received into the fashionable circles
Oldridge Balm ef Columbia distinguished from all other
articles for the HAIR only being merely invention for
accomplishing the purposes usually set FORTH but truly vegea
bic production its native state Of purity aud fragrance
and therefore particularly valuable ladies whose Hair
Of the lighter shades As Restorative its efficiency becomes
speedily visible renewed growth where the Hair had been
previously considered as irretrievsbly lost.
As nourhng and strengthening the Hair produces and
stans growth lururant and Of surprising lutre without
the gradual deterioration Of natural shade caused by coored
oils The vgor impaired 10 the Hair by this Balm prevents
geynes induces the disposition curl much de
sired and under its application the graceful ngt retains its
elastic beauty unaffected BY perPrsticn damp air. the
tive exercises
% large supply ofhs original genuine London Balm
Of Columbia imported and for sale by the dezen single
bottle at the Proprietor' prices, by u. " ASHTON,
III Washingto street, Boston.
and by COMSTOCK * Co.
2 Fletcher street, New York.
BEwAnE None he genuine without splendid engraved
nd the ame n II. on
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13
A STRINGENT PlLLs-AsTRNGENT PrLLs-Dr

A STRINGENT PlLLS-AsTRINGENT PTLLs-Dr
"a Cheuy celebrated Astrmgent Fila for the eectua
radical cure Of geet seminal weakness whites gravel and all
affections Of the kidneys &C. matter ohowcver long stand
ing after the failure o. cubebs copaba injections Sc Over
100000 boxes have bees sod without any complaint
agent Can mueh be SAID tor any known mcdcnc1 To Pc
males "Wahngton street, July 10Th. Mrs w informs DR.
Cherry that the three boxes Of pills purchased from him. entirely
cured har daughter Of the green sickness after she had been
der the for 10 months of several Of the most respectable
physicians Of this city" 1Lsndos June "a s33Ihave much
pleasure in subscribing the efficacy Of De-. Chsr Asrin.
gent Pills. ia curing obstinate gccts have sxpernenaly
tried them upwards Of 500 and always with the
result viz perfect cure" &C A. Babing9n senior physician
10 the Lock Hospital Grosvenor Place, LondoR."
For sale wholesale and retail BY A B& D. Sands 100 Fssn
Syme Bowery and Walker, and Bend and Bowery
g. ". Ring GA Broadway - Sxth Avenue Price ST.
Country merchants buying " the dozen gross supplied BY
10 them m2o3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13
THE HUMAN HAIR.

" To prevent the hair in all from falling off,
turning greyto restore the hair that has fento ef
fectusly all Scurf and Dandri from the headto keep the
hair hs healthy so and glsy state yet free from all
greasy appeaaHceLades and Gentlemen advised TO
!" CLIREHUGH'S TRICOPHEROUS, OR MEDl-
GATED COMPOUND"
It's virtues are testified by thousands who daily well
from the that has superseded every other preparation at
the tsilets Of tie beau monde.
To be had Of the proprietor, at his Hair Cutting Rooms,
Corner If Fulton and Broadcay
ellw And Of his appointed agents all the states