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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-18

their death by this wretch. So well coHvin.
ced Of this fact was Mrs. De Lorimier that
she declared ii boldly TO her husband be-
fore his death; yet so well did the trea-
cberous Brien dissemblc, that poor DeLo-
fimier was deceived 10 the last. Soon
after the death Of this kind hearted and
generous man the truly amiable mother of
Doctor Brien visited him in jail, she
Informed him that the story of his infa-
nous treachsry was abroad" And" said
she ''if it is true, you are no more worthy
~ hring called my son. lit is tree, | will
disown you. A. knowledge Of YOUR guilt
would sunder the ties Of maternal affection.
and, | fear, carry me down 10 my grave.
Much rather would | have seen you ascend
the scafold with unsulied honor and SUI
fer death with your coniding friends, than
10 know that your miserable life is the price
81 their blood. Oh, Henri /! tell me, are
you an tnformer?" And the scoundrel
called saints and angels TO witness his limo
But both his father and mother
afterwards, became satisfied Of his guilt,
ard refused 10 see him more, or even to
communicate with him. A young lady,
cousin TO Mrs. De Lorimier, to whom he
was betrothed, had her suspicions-o Of him,
long before his real character became pub
Iicly known. Although condemned to
death, like those who became the victims Of.
his treachery, he wrote to this young lady,
that as soon as he was set at liberty he
would go and settle in the States, and then
marry her. Why should he be so conf
dent Of rcgaining his liberty, unless he
had purchased it by some base and secret
act Of service to the government To her
this was a convincing proof Of his guilt, &
she wisely refused to see OF have any cor
rc~spondence with him, ever after.
Atiength, it was his fortune 10 lose a
copy of his confession, which he had kept
concealed about Iris Prrsou; rtlts fell into
the hands Of a patriot, and then came the
exposure. He was now OF no further use
10 the government as a spy upon the pa
triots, since they had become fully ac-
quainied with his real character; so the
Montreal Herald came ont at once with
the confession taking good care however
10 suppress a part, including the name ol
course. We found in the confession pub
lished in the above paper, 1873 errors, and
euntI.I Ola t,uo emissions from the man.
uscript copy sent Us in July last,
We now come to the false statements
made, or said to have been made, by Brien,
and quote several letters and newspaper
para Q raIais in refu,aiion Of the same.
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We publish this day this document.
which has been brought to light by the
Montreal Gazette, undoubtedly in a mo-
ment of e. ror mentis; because if all gov
ernments makes use of such means IN
times of political c%ommotion, al least they
do not boast oft. After the plain denial
which has been given to this document by
three individuals in regard to what was
said Of themselves respectively, the re-
maipder of the document can hardly b.:
credited, moreover the author of'the DC
claration had his neck TO save, and the
manner in which he acted shows that no
felt no delicacy about exposing The facts
which be has related.
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Quebec, Oct. %, 1899.

Col. Tarieton contradicts the statement
Of Brien in these words:-
81 have seen an article purporting to
be the confession Of Dr.. Btien to the Brit
ish government, wherein he states that in
the summer of 1888 | had in my posses
sion a large quantity Of guns and ammuni-
ton for the patriots, all Of which | state to
be false, and without any foundation"
A. G. TARLETON.
ST. Adams, Vt. Dec. s., 1889.
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PUBLISHED BY H. }. THOMAS.
THE NORTH

IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
Price II J0per an. in adrance,
or - 90 at the end of the year,
and in like proportion for fur
her tetay Of payment.
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j. b. H. D.
sTiptSc. OF THE FALsi1r OF ~BRIES's

t'iptSc. OF THE FALsiTr or BRiES's
DISCLOSURES.
fse's, within the knowledge of many Of
'af traders, prove that a very important
PAN oil the confession of DR.. Brien is false.
"oW Then can the bloody court martial that
'''emned 90 of our e%ountrymen to death,
"''n'y oPon the strength OF this mans Sc
Ns' evidence, Ia of whom were executed,
1'9ei' itself Of the charge of barbaIous in
+'aaaiiy and II is beyond a
1oaoi that ~CHEvALIER De LoRrnrER, &
s1os Of The other martyrs were betrayed 10
I" false. Mr.. Malhiet was net AZ aay
e0seOeiOF of aiesm carrying cannon.
sem Tarle,oa's letter in the nsI. column.
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:or the sake q! truth ss br Mr.. M.Don-
neI's justification. Ihse positively de-
clare that | have not tie honor ol Mr..
M'Donnell's acquaintance, that | have
never seen him, that | haze never cores
ponded with him, nor had any transac.
lions whatever with hin before his letter
Of the 18Th instant, in Which he wishes me
10 contradict Bden's statement towards
me.
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rFrom the Quebec csnaiien. Oct. al

Some of the English journals of Mon
treaI publish a declaration, said To be " VOL
untary" made By a political prisoner in
1888, ia which this Wretch, 10 saw his
lie, points ont to the authorities, men
much less guilty than himself, and in reg ard
TO whom we NAV suppose that he cares
very.liitlr about telling the truth. We
should have thought that the "loyal -
journals would have absteined from pub
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N Vt tEttIHL I Y
ST. Adams, Vt. Dec. s, 1889.
OPINION OF THE PRESS,
In regard 10 DR.. Briens Confession
From the Montreal Herald, 18th Oct.3

From the Montreal Herald, 18th Oct.5
To The exclusion Of other matter we
this day publish the confession of one or
the rebels lately pardoned by our merciful
government. Its contents are, we firmly
believe, mainly correct, particularly as 10
the fact we have so often maintained, that
he rebeIIious feeling among the French
Canadians was everywhere all but unive-.
sal. 1t will be observed that some names are
not given, bat their places supplied with
asterisks. We are not at liberty to sup
ply an omission, which would cause some
people TO stare, but we may state one sap
pressed name has the honor Of representing
a wealthy Srignior and Lieutenant Colo
mel OF Militia, whom few could have sus-
pected Of having favored the designs Of the
rebels. The confusion is copied from an
appendix to The State'ttials, just published
by Messrs. Armour & Ramsay, and con-
lains some queer disclosures Of the extent
OF American sympathy. We refrain from
mentioning the name Of the author Of the
confession, as he might be Lynchcd in the
States in consequence Of il, but we can
assure our readers Gifts being genuine.
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From The L,Aml do Penple, Nov. 81

As to DR.. Brien il appears that hs
thought proper to travel through Upper
Canada to descend The Mississippi, and 90
to Louisiana or to Texas. May he live
without remorse oCeonseienee.
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EDITED BIZ CANADIANS & AMERICANS.

fishing such a document, even for tie hon
or of the government; but we scarcely
know what state Of society we are in; Sir
John Coiborne's administration has upse,
all received notions Of honor and public
virtue. To understand one another o
new dictionary would be requisite.
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From the Burlington Pa,tiot. c.n.dien, Oct. %

From the Burlington pattiote csnadien, Oct. %.
We have seen the declaration Of Brien.
OF which mention is made above, & which
has undoubtedly been forced from him hy
menaces, and through the fear Of punish-
ment. We suspeetihat il has been en-.
larged and ampitird by those who received
il. The declaration which has just been
published aud which is attributed 10 DR..
Brien LAS il is really his) is defective in
truth. The greater number of the facts to
which he aIludes, and which took place on
this side of the lines, are quite familiar to
us, and We know they are al,ered or dis
figured; many Of those assertions are en-.
tirely false. When DR.. Brien was ban
ished from Canada, be was very careful.
not to pass through those places where he
would find his old friends, whom he had
so wickedly betrayed, but came TO the
States by the way OF Upper Canada.
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Dr.. Tache's Retaliation.

Copy of a letter from that gentleman to
the Editor Of the Quebec Canadien.
Sir,-in the Montreal Herald of the
17th inst, was published what is called an
Extract Of the copy Of the voluntary
deposition Of one Of the State Prisoners in
Nov. 1888" in which is the following pas
sage: "In the month Of July, Mcdonnell
went to Quebec for the purpose Of extend
ing the society there. He told me after
watds that he had received Dr.Tache."
Now, Sir, it is my duty to contradict, in
the most unqualified manner, this extract
of the Herald, which is an odious calumny;
p'edging my honor that | know not Mr..
M'D1nnell, & am ready to swear, that. to
my knowledge, ! have never seen ths'
gentleman in an my life. Without any
further comment,
49, er
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[From the urore des Canadas, Nov. 81

According 10 promise we publish this
day what is called the voluntary confession
of DR.. j. b. Henri Brien. 1t would be
more properly called o noreL. Ii has been
extorted through fear, and eagerly received
by the government, aciuated by foolish
credulity and notorious wickedness, al
thoughit'was self evident that it was false
in its most important particulars. Three
of the gentlemen against whom DR.. Brien
has spoken, have given tie lie, in the
journals Of Quebec, to the accusations
brought against them. These gentlemen
are DR.. Tache, Messrs. Chasseur and A.
N. MORN. How many other people could
relute This lying document, and who would
do il if they thought it worthy their no.
tice. 1t is with The belief that this papef
cannot hurt those whom its publicity was
intended 10 compromise that we publish il;
we have moreover waited till other news,
papers have begun, aud till the reign Of
terror was passed. This document will
,he oh hifjon mo tG h'sl2lry 81 a ee55wjaarSaiit!,e stand smRd 70
those who took an active part in our
civil war.
1t is not just however to say that all this
confession is fci;on. 1t contains truths
which might be useful 10 the government.
Among those truths is the following: in
speaking of the insurgents he says " moth
ing has made them more so disposed for
a radical change in the government,) than
the affairs Of ST.. Charles and ST.. Euslache.
The destruction oflife ard property, far
from suppressing the FIRE OF rebellion, has
only lighlened it,"
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[From tho Aurore des Caaadas, Oct. 22.l


The Montreal Gazette, Transcript apd
Herald are publishing a voluntary deposit
ton Of one Of the political prisoners who
figured ia the first Instruction. This on
fession dated last November, is well known
as having been made by DIR. Brien, who,
since that time, underwent his trial before
abe Court martial, aRd was sentenced 10
death; and it is probably 10 this confrs.
sion that his sentence was committed to
perpetual banishmea'. This monument
of unparalleled cowardice is, in our opinion,
Sufficient only TO bring shame upon its au-
thor, instead Of compromising those per-
sons against whom it is made; we cannot
therefore conceive why1hese journals have
taken the trouble TO bring il before the
public. We must not suppose that it was
published with the intention Of keeping a.
live national preiudices and hatred. We
have said that this declaration was a mon
umen. Of c~awardice, because it was evil
IDENTIFY 10 save his own life, and not for
the sake Of the British government, that
Dr.. Bfien' has thus revealed the projects OF
his accompliees, and Of his most intimate
friends; and that too. when he had hardly
entered into jail. He affixed his name even
to the most insig %niicani hearsays.
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q. lnStO WILL BE FORFEITED, If d. POETS Eradi.
I'D 1OOO Gator fails 10 of certain DEB
csie disease in less than "a hours For sale, wholesale
retail by appointment BY A. b. D. SANDS, - aud 100 Fui
street and the following Drug Stores Of Chsmbe
and Broadway o Chamber and Church streets,
GA Broadway SO and $50 Bower OF Car.ne and Bed
ford stress, IS and los 9Th Avenue.
Price ST. jyls3m
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GEkezezfE55
is CONSULTED CONFIDENTIAL.

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LY :. usual "a, At n b, s Ice s,r'ns,, are
educated Ia, stefan and Surgeon and that We deyoi.s his
attention exclusively office practice Those debatng
mercura still pursued by the elder members u the
proe sion, discarded 10 his practice. The recent i'm
provemen medicine and chemistry have enabled the eSp~
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and medical pretendtr aud the educatcd Physician, whose
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A LUxURIANT HEAD or HAIR .-wy,ths Cream
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Tor &C light brown auburn hair WHISPERS 10 match
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for 10 CELEBRITY Of reproduction
From the Proprietor Of the 4" N. Y. Age"
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Of Lilies hair completely restored after h.arss trial
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AB&D SANDS, ~ and 100 Fulton IT., Guion iee Broad
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WORMS! WORMS /!
WORMSl

CHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES.--Many diseases
- from without its being suspected Sometimes
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ing the &c SC occasoned by and will be
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tgo orpor du bed dreams sleep broken off by fright and
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the mouth offensive breath, cough difficult breathing,
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voracty eannes enesnu itching the towards night
and at length OBJECTIONS Of films and mucous.
Read what Shsrman's Worm Lozepges have done-Mr.
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Every thing done help the child without effect until
box Of Sherman Worm Lozsnges tried which TO the
constituent Of all effected perfect in few days. They
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They the only Worm Medicine that fails. 10000 a-
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No III ANN STREET.
TERMS or ADvERTIs1S0-The extensive erc~ altos
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Advertisements inserted IN the wssxLy HrssLp at 81 ~
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MeR,sa HsriLp-i.sued every morning. except Sunday,
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WEEKLY IispALD-issues ever saturday morning a o
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CosRtsrovpsSrs requested address their letter. A
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DHfTANNlA MARF.-The sebscr,be, has this day
ID ID casks Of Disoss Britannia Ware 'Nsctis, viii
Coffee Pes. 10 match u. v. DELAVAN,
Ms No. n MsJeu Lane, Broadway.
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90 ID. a. mARRgsON, Dentist forreri, .. bar
clay street ha, removed TO No eol Wares street. DO
frsn West Broadway. myio-sn
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BtEE,ESTEI+11.1Di.

70 TuE S1ss1bss, Vie FFSP0sSa1s I'd Hanalls1nrWs
prepared sesps, wiA asst q srdsrs Ter 1Asir ~
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The saae acted upon By Ne wsAlass and swcned beam b
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dews WI be fsSad Of little trouble with these
oa ser osastrss6sn, wtst the precision with which the
eomPsne Paa atted acts safeguard against nc nitro
dsctisn e any kind Of vernin
From the taken render each Bedstead perfect their
qualities for durability will recommend them Purchssers-
who invited sah and large assortment now %
aanl.
Ae large assortment Of elegant Furniture, Mattrssses
Feather Beds, &c. constantly ON hand.
j. w. SOUTHACk, No. 1875 Broadway,
ielsy Franklin House
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MEAI.Tss.
SALT ATER BATHS
NOW 0pEN

For III. season AZ Castle Garden and foot of Dsbo.se
street, ID Pier south Of Canal street North River.
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TRITON INSURANCE. COMPANY,
NB N.~ Yosa, NV. q issa
ElseSu Directors Of this astistios held hew
"A da, the sslle~.s s'ns~ss were us''"'''5 e"''''
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ssm.e D. D.l., Henry H.yi:.d
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Aud AZ .ub.eanen meeting OF the Board Of Dector the
RoBERT L. PATTERSON, ESQ. President
JOSEPH B. MONIES Vice President
ALKx. THOMPSON, Jr. Secretary
Capt. M.cros Corv'r, Inspector.
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on liberal terms. mys-v
GENERAL ourFITTING STORE,
Where Gentleman every article for complete
No. sss PEARL sTasET &C cos Ssk OF
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And what is imPsrtant, be sure,
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Here the steamboat and packet ship mag
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And prices most moderate pay
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The Suspender, the Cellar, the Glove
The Pantaloon, Strap and the Purse,
Zach hne a. those mentioned above.
Linens likewise, TO order made
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And the very fair price that paia
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'Tfs extremely convenient to know
Where ample assortment is found
And at once there be able to GO
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ny29-Sm
CODA MINERAL wATERs-The subscribers hav
- ing completed their for Mineral Waters
prepared suppl, Soda Waers their stores draft witt
every variety Of Syrups5o tickets sold for dollar as here
tofore
They have also the Soda Water in bottles skipping
family use. RUSHTON ASPINWALL,
IS William ST., llc Broadway and 10 Astor House
Saratoga Water from the Putnam, Walton, and Congres'
Spring. Also, the White Sulphur Spring, and Avon Waters
constantly kept on hand jyl6.in
ERECKLEs' FRECKLES!. FREE kLEs...-The
prevalence Of Freckles the human aud neck has
from time mortal been not only annoying but decided
the human body and Is gratifying dceve-
~ that eHectua dispenser has at length been found IN
Swyets Celebrated Mix Of Roses which has stood unri-
vailed aud unequed in England, France, and America for
nearly NY years.
BsnGrN, New Jersey, May l4th, 1889
To Mr. j. wyeth:-
SR-At the request Of my brother William have great
pleasure stating that have been mrch frecked on
the neck for upward. of years was
neaded Your Milk Of Roses have dove and feel
truly pleased IN saying, that the Tor month,
free from every beri.h my skin and my complex
ION changed for the better.
ESTHER OGDEN. Bergen " J.
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ID EMOyED DR. n. VILLEKs las removed from n,
II - Liberty street to No. 40 Lispeusrd street.

TO SUIT TIE TfNES.--OPERATlyE DENTAL
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teeth and the modern aud approved principles o
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e teeth ~ children aud ADULTS rcneded csrous teeth filled
with gold, loose teeth rendered firm; teeth exraced teeth
6sed from tooth 70 complete set Tees reduced
oue.tIird.
n Too,hsche removed ,pstantneousy Price 80 cents.
my ts3r Ok. H. vfLLERS.