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J ULY 10.

lefson, Hancock, and their compstfiots
/ & lof ogf own couutTy--thsI II IS tor ioi-
wing the example ol those great and
ODD men wbo " pledged their lives, Tor
IRE, and sacred honoTs" Tor the accom-
.haeni Of the liberties OF their country,
Il he - now suffering the penalty oi ga
nest aud unconstitutional law What a
1 s.tacelul and degrading commentary
1an our boasicd free institutions does this
i IA. and sentence afford ! and with what
4 and oxidation will il be hailed by the
in Canada, who have so hong yaiDiy
! ,8eayore1 10 get Mackenzie into their
1 IS. bui who viii now no doubt be quite
! talented 10 leave hun 10 the hands Of
4hrnf friends aud CONDUCTORS on this side OF
H. line.
Il Ifrhis disgracefUl transaction does not
i agSe the Indignation Of The American peo-
i r ana cause them 30 raise their voices
4 5ud aai long in reprobation oil it, then
Aaye We formed very erroneous estimate
Il their attachment 10 the principles OF our
seyolutinn and reverence for the deeds OF
Bur fathers. That there are Americans
N ho rejoice at the incarceration OF Mac
kenle wc Go not DOUBT ; but we hope and
u ryc lnal Ihey FORM but rare exceptions.
1ar our own part, we had "ralher be
Bal and feed upon The vapors OF a dun
eeon," than such an American.
q 4 friend IN need is friend indeed"
Dr.. Mackenzie is in trouble. He has ma
D. warm friends in this quarter, Who
II become subscribers To his Gazette, de-
4jejIy the most interesting and valuable
S,urnal published in the United States
Bend your names to this office, and they
\ oil be promptly forwarded TO him. Terms
IS year 81 for eight months 81 so
frsx months 81 for four months. Pay
ent in sKcases to be made in advance.
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VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
BY n. Boardman,

BY n. Boardman,
The American Constitution,-our mag
ma charta, founded not on the faith OF
Kings, but the virtues Of the people: let
that virtue be cherished and ALPS WELL"
By George Barney,
The Chartisis Of England-may their
efforts for reform be crowned with success.
BY the Hon. J. Carpenter,
The United Siates,-the root and trunk
of the tree of Liberty, may its branches
multiply until every vestige Of Kingly
power is driven from this continent.
Query. Is not that breach Of partial
lily? Ask Lowrey.-ED.
By the Hon. J. Beeman,
The patriots of Canada-may they soon
enjoy the blessing of Freedom and INDIE
pendence.
By B. Scott, ESQ.,,
Tories of the United States, walking
peStllence,-typeS OF inlamy and degrade
tion,-Republican soil spurns their unhal
lowed steps, and the scorn and contempt OF
all honest men degrades them far below
that vile wretch Benedict Arnold.
By Joseph Tillotson,
Battle of Plaltsburgh,-come again ye
cringing British slaves, If you dare!
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DR.. WILLIAM EVANS
S o o THING $ YRU p
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
PREPARED ny HIMSELF.
To Mothers and Nurses.

The passage ofthe Teeth through the gums pre-
duces troublesome aud dangerous symptoms. Ii is
known by mothers that there is great irritation in
the mouth and gums during the process The gums
swell the secretion and saliva IS increased, The
child is seized with frequent and sudden fits Of cry
ing, watchIngs, starting in the sleep, and spasms
OF peculiar parts: the child shrleks with extreme
violence, and thrusts its fingers into its mouth If
these precursory symptoms are not speedily allevi.
aed, spasmodic convulsons universally supervene,
and soon cause the dissolution Of the infant
Mothers who have their little babes afflicted with
these distressing symptoms should apply DIR. WIN.
EVANS CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP which
has preserved hundreds of infants when thong ht
asst recovery, from being suddenly attacked with
that fatal malady, commissions
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REGULAR TOASTS.

4 Christopher Columbus aud his Pairons-the
t's Of science and human liberty will always
fee' their memories Tune, Bugle Horn
R'sk Step.
The Pilgrims of Plymouth, driven from their
e by the brutal tlrants Of Eng!snd-they
\ P'2ated the seecs OF liberty IN America that
Asss 'Ae thrones Of Europe trembie.-Sio.s
pea from Heydtn-.
p The tea party Of Bos,oa--elosed the scene
Introducing john Bull to rather an uaue.eOme
foe-Bsstos H-0ltz.
H. baaker HIll-do you remember that drub-
n '' Lords Of England, when you are boas,ing
- Psaer.-Bvaksr Hill ilarek.
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DIR. GOODIES
Celebrated Female Pills.

FENHEsE Pills are strongly recommended 10 the
III notice of the Ladies as a SAFE and efficient
remedy in removing those complaints peculiar to
their sex, from OF Exercise, or General Debil
ity Of the System, DISTINCTIONS, Suppressons, and
lrregularity of the Menses at the time
Strengthening, cleansing, and giving tone to the
Stomach and Bowels, aud producing new and
healthy action throughout the system generally
They create appetite, correct Indigestion, remove
Giddipess and Nervous Headache, and emf
nentIy useful in those Flatulent Complaints which
distress Females so much at lhe'TURN OF LIFE
They obyate Costveness, and counterfeit all Hys-
terical and Nervous Affections, likewise afford
soothing and permanent relief 10 Fluor Albus, or
Whites, and in the most obstinate cases of ChoIoro-
SIS, or Green Sickness, they invariably restore the
paid and delicate female 10 health and vieOr.
These Pills have gained the sanction aud appro-
baton of the most eminent Physicians in the Uni
ted States, and many mothers can likewise testify
to their extraordinary efficacy. The married fe-
males, whose expectations of the tenderest pledges
Of COMMUNAL happiness have been defeated, these
Pills may be truly esteemed blissfu boon. Thew
renovate all de'uncloaal debility, and if taken
according to drectons) obviale all morbid action
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DR.. EVANS
Camomile T. .Aperient Pills.

an LOW SPIRlTS.-Low spirits isa certain
" state Of the mind, accompanied by indges-
uon wherein the greatest evils are appfehsndcd
upon the slightest ground. and the worst eonse-
quences imagined. Ancient Medical writers sup
posed this disease 10 be confined to those particular
regions oithe abdomen, technically called hypoc-
dnda which are situated on the light or left side
ct that cavity, whence comes the name hypocen
oriass.
SYMPTOMS.
The common corporal symptoms are, fatuenev
IN the stomach or bowels, aerid erucl atoms, COS
hyeness, sPasmodlc pains, giddinoss, dimness OF
sight, pa pr atoms, aud often an utter inability Of
liking The attention upon any subject ofimpor anee,
or engaging IN any thing that aemands vigor or
courage. also IanguldHess--thc niud becomes
irritable, thoughtful, responding, melancholy, and
detected, accompanied with total arrangement of
the nervous sysfem. The mental feelings and Pc
cullar train of ideas thai haunt the IMAGINATION
and overmhelm the judgment exhibit an infinite
diversity The wlsest aud best OF men are as open
10 this affection as the weakest,
CAUSES.
sedentary life of any kind, especially severe
study pIolrscted to u late hour in the niyh, and
rarely relieved by social intercourse, or exercise,
dissoute habit, great excess in eating and drink
ing, the lmmoderate use OF mercury, violent pur-
galVes,tbe suppression OF some babitua discharge.
N"'s 'O opstuSioH OF Tue meHSes,) or long contln-
ned erupuons; relaxation debility of one or
more important organs within the abdomen, is q
frequent cause.
TREATMENT.
The principal objects oftreatment are to remove
indigestion, to strengthen The body and 10 enliyen
the spirits, which may be promoted by exercise.
early hours, regular meals, and pleasant converse.
ton The bowels Qf costive) being carefully reg
nated by The occasional use OF mild aperieni.
We know nothing better calculated to obtain This
end, than DIR. VIM. Evans Aperient Pills-beng
mild and certain in their operation. The bowels
being once cleansed his inestimable Camomils
Pills, (Which are tonic, anodyne, and and SPAS
modic) are an lnfalllbe remedy, and without dis
pure have proved great blessing to the numerous
public.
Some physicians have recommended q free u.s
OF mercury, but ii should be resorted to; as in
many cases tt VIII greatly aggravate the symptoms
To- The above invaluable medicines, together
with
Dr.. Hunts Botanick Pills; DR.. Goode'.
celebra'ee Female Pills; Dr. Epsns' Fever
T. .ague Pills; DR.. Exams Soothing Syr-
rup, for Teething, are entered according
to act of Congress, and the right to prepare them
has been secured aud yended al 100 Chatham
Street, New York, and by the regular appointed
agents.
Abany-Stephen Van Setback;
TrOy-Z. CLARK;
WateTfo rd-Messrs. Scott;
Saratoga Spa,-G. M. Dawson;
Sandy HHi-James Wight;
VERMONT.
MOntpeher--E. =. Walton & Som
SUanton-Lerenzo Perry.
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ADDITIONAL AGENTs.->Mr G. c. Bogue
has kindly volunteered 10 act as Agent for
this paper at Ogdensburgh, n. Y.
Calvin Fletcher ESQ. TO be Agent at
South Hero, Vt. in The place of Victor
Adams resigned.
E. Wellington Esq. Agent at Milton,
VT.
% NJ. B. Phelps of Alburgh, Vt. is
appointed travelling Agent for Grand Isle
County, VT, and the County Of Clinton in
the State of New York.
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The July Celebration passed off most
SdmiIabIy. The day vas ushered in with
D. National Salute from brass six pound
n captured from the British at the Battle
h Bennington. And loudly she talked Of
Y Battles fought and Battles won." The
7trv cannon itself seemed conscious of be-
D. in the hands of freemen ; the sound
" her voice resounded among the Liberty
kviug hills Of the Green Mountain State,
D. the dying accents waited on South
n breeze fell on the ear of frightened
koyaly like the knel OF death.
q The morning was cool and salubrious
u an early hour the sons and daughters
NJ Liberty began to assemble, and ere 0
0cIock thousands were on the spot. About
n past 10 the ST. Adams band arrived
y j were Saluted by the firing of cannon.
n hall past III the procession formed IN
" the Marshal Capt. Heman Hopkins,
o. moved to the Church according to the
nfder OF arrangements. The Chaplain,
Aev o. +. Spicer opened the ceremonies
very able and appropriate prayer.
Then followed the soG-sliring music.
The Declaration was clearly and audiby
pad by J. J. BeardsIey, Esq.
Il lntefIdde by the Band.
81 Next came the Grafton by |. b. Bow
49,, Esq b., aud was the best we have ever
Mafd, Ii was listened 10 with the great
u, attention, and we noticed many an eye
Moislened with tears.
s@ ankee Doodle, by the Band.
Alter the closing prayer the assembled
altitude moved in proper order to the
e'enslve tables fitted up for the occasion
n the public square, in front of the Eagle
n 1tel. At the head of the tables sat the
Resident, Patriot Of '76, and near him
81 Tie Revolutionary fathers who were
resent. The Ladies graced the table with
nef presence, and we must acknowledge
D. the Kingdom on such occasions turns
i as much beauty as any place we have
Mklel in the State. After the pigs and
Hullry had been punished, or according to
PC usual saying, after the cloth had been
RmoTed the following toasts were drank,
d severaliy responded TO by music and
Aullery.
We are happy to say that the musical
displayed by the ST. Adams Band on
IS occasion was of the first order, if we
@e allowed 10 Judge.
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5ih. The American Revolu,ion-hke a meteor
has soalieted The rays Of Civil and Rel ions Lib
sfty TO all the Kingdoms Of Earope-May 1t con
unue ITS illumination, uniil the ,ast ves,ige Of
Kings and Nobility are driven from the face ofthe
Earth Yankee Doodle
OH. Soldiers ofthc Revoluiion-brase. gensrou
snd hardy. you have the gratitude and esteem Of
all true hearted Amsrieans.-F Yeming, March.
tn. The Matrons of'76-qoite as resou,e and
determined their brave and heroic Companions.
Let the daughters Of the present day emulate their
virtue, their industry aud love OF Liberty -Lady
flashing ton's Co.liion.
sth. George Washineton-ihe father of his
Countrywide friend 10 Republican Government
and benefaetor to Mankind The American
People should look upon him with awe and rever.
esee. Drank standing and in sience.) Wash
ington's March.
9th. lafayette and his Comprehensive we at
this time conducting towards their descendants
with like generosity and patriotisml american,
birsh. (Crics Of No, No, we are not. )-Read's
March,
10Th. Declaration Of Independence-,he chief
Corner Stone Of the Temple of Liberty United
State, March.
Ilth. Sgners Of the Declaration Of Independ-
ence--Tue 10 their Country and their God-Let
US initiate their example .-Lndepsnden Quick
Step.
l2lh. Constitution of the United States-the
temple Of Llberty-May 1t brave the storm Of
traitors fom within and tyrants and despots from
without, to the latest objectionable Columbia.
18Th American Eage-When she grapples
his eyes and feed upon his vitals. g cheers,)-
The bird let Loose,
N~I4ih. Common Schools-the nursery of Republ-
cans c,A> he deadly foe of despotsm.-V mont
State March.
18th. Agriculture and Mauulacturos.-Air,
Harrea Horn.
18th. Star Spangled Banner-respscted all over
the world, except by the present ruling authorities
in Canada. (Cries of they shall respect it soon)
Turkish March.
Eth. 4th July '76 May it ever be remembered
by Freemen, and may it inspire proper feeling of
Patriotism in every Amercan.-Port Fash
inctOn March
18th. Freedom of the Press-ths great bulwark
of the temple of Liberty MozGrfs Solo and
Chorus.
10Th. American Tories of the present day-VIle
wretches and traitors to Msnknd--let them be
Stunned and despised by every true American
6 cbeers.) ZIP Coon.
10th. American fathers and American mothers
and despiss every thing British 70 cheers y
Yankee Doodle.
2ls. The Presidentlof The United states.--Air,
Tempest 80
22d. The Congress ofthc United States There
is nae luck about the house. 80
23d. The Army and Navy of the United States.
-Mgor ChurehilFs March.
oath. The Militia Of the United States-the
surest snd best protection of our Republic. [3
cheers.l Bugle Quick March.
25h To the Memory of the departed Heroes
of '76-Peace to their manes-May the memory
Of their deeds warm the hearts of all true Ameri-
cans. Drank standing and in silence, l-PIayeNs
Hymn.
26th. The Rights of Man-May they be well
appreciated and understoodby the whole Universe.
Ind all thrones crumble and yrants be laid low in
the dust before the Majesty of the People. Is
cheers. l-Air Twilight.
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NOTICE.

ROkE into the enclosure Of the Sub,criber
N ~ small Bay Horse, Left hind foot white.
snort switch tail, supposed to be or years old
Tue owner IS requested to prove property, pay
charges and take him away
ETHAN DURRIN.
0"antoh' Zoth June, 1889. Ii. 3ts.
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20 This Number (14) commences the
second quarter of the North American
We have printed an extra quantity this
week and shall continue 50 10 do, that the
new Subscribers may be supplied from the
present No.
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Proof positive of the efficacy Of
DR.. Exams Soothing Syrup.

To the Agent of DR.. Evans Soothing Syrup :
Dear Slr-The great benefit afforded 10 my suffer-
ing infant from your Soothing Syrup, in case
of proractsd and painful detention, must convince
every feeling parent how essential an early appi-
cation of such invaluable medicine is to relieve
infant misery and torture NY infant while teeth
ing, experienced such acute sulierings, that it was
attacked with commissions, and my wife and family
supposed that death would soon feIease the babe
from anguish, till we procured a bottle of your
syrup; which soon as applied to the gsms a
wonderful change was produced, and after few
applications the child displayed obvious relief, and
by continuing in It's use, am glad to inform you,
the child has completely recovered, and no recur-
renee ofthat awful complaint has since occurred !;
the teeth are eminatng daily, and the child enjoys
perfect health give you my cheerful PERMISSION
to make this acknow ledgement public, and Will
GLADLY give any information on this circumstance.
WIN. JOHNSON
A gentleman who has made trial of DIR. Evans
Soothing Syrup,ln his family lin case of teething
chld,) wishes to state thate that he found it en-
tirely efiectual IN relieving pain in the gums, and
preventing tn consequences which sometimes fol-
low. We chcerfully comply with his request.
N. Y. Sun.
We believe it is generally acknowledged by those
who have tried it, that the Soothing Syrup for
Children Cutting Teeth, advertised IN another col
nmn, is highly useful article for the purposes for
which 1t is intended. Highly respectable persons,
at any tate, who have made OF il, do not hes-
tate 10 gave It's virtues the sanction OF their names
Boston TRAVELLER.
LORENZO PERRY, Agent,
Swanton, Vermont.
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The Montreal Herald reports on the
authority of a letter from Goderich, L. c.
received al Montreal, that the american
brigands " had captured steam boat on
Lake Huron belonging TO the Canada
Land Company aud that they had sunk it..
The details are not given.-Quebee Can
adlen.
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NOR TIL A vi T. II | c A n

By J. b. Flint,
Capt. Giles Porter Of the United States
Army, a living evidence Of corruption and
total depravily.
BY Mr.. Brigham,
Sir John CoIborne,-tbe British hang
man Of Canada, let him read the fate OF
Haman.
BY A. VI. Clark,
James w. Grogan-a terror to despots,
a firm, tried and true friend to Republican
institutions.
By F. \. Goodrich,
State of Maine,-may she continue at
all hazard TO maintain her territory, her
integrity and her honor.
BY George Barney,
The Tory slaves Of Canada,--a sure
but awful relribution awaits you.
BY Joseph Tilotson,
The widows and orphans Of the butcher
ed patriots, may they be permitted to
witness that blood stained Court Martial
Of Montreal, expiate their crimes on the
gibbet.
BY James McFetiers,
Sharp is the sword and keen the blade
That freedoms sons 10 battle bear;
Before we yield the boon our fathers won
The polished ore shall gsten in every sun.
BY Heman Hopkins Esq,
Canadian RebelIion,- success would
have given it the name of revolution.
BY Samuel Houston,
Missskuoi Bay,-that infamous reck-
less and neiarious" pool of pestilence may
it soon be purified as by fire."
BY c. Kinsey,
The Declaration Of Independence,-it
has and will continue to command the ad-
of the world.
BY VIM. II. Blake,
Standing armies to prevent and punish
treason, the best evidence of a base and
corrupt government.
BY Joseph Blake ESQ.,,
VIM. Lyon Mckenzie the Patriot ex-
lie, now incarcerated in an American pri-
son for seeking Independence for Canada
True Americans will wipe away this STAIN
and make amends for the outrage.
BY Daniel B. Meigs, a Revolutionary Sol
der.
John Bull have fought him twice
and knocked eff both his horns, and if he
has courage and disposition to fight US a
gain we will have his hide and tallow.
BY N. Boardman,
The American Far-may they yield
their hands to none, save those who will
cherish and protect them.
By Samuel Houston,
Montreal Herald and Toronto Patriot
John Prince and Sir Allen McNab--the
two former advocate and the two latter ex-
ecute true British Doctrine without hyp-
ocrisy.
By Hon. J. Carpenter,
Hon. James Fisk, President of the Day
His patriotism, talents, integrity and
his uncompromising exertions for the good
Of his country have raised him TO stations
which the most favored Monarch of the
old world might envy. A Soldier Of the
Revolution, who, during that ever memoir
able struggle acted conspicuous part,
and after the peace associated with his
brother patriarchs in State and National
afTairs-now stands before US with the
frost of so years over his head, in the Wig
or of manhood-May The remainder of his
days be crowned with peace and happiness
10 This Number (40 commences the
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A Blessing 10 Mothers.

DR.. ". Erans', celebrated Soothing Syr
ups for Children cutting their teeth.
TENHIS infalhble remedy has preserved hundred
NJ Of children &hen thought past recovery. from
convuisions As soon the syrup IS rubbed on the
gums, the child will recover. The preparation -
innocent oflIcscious, and SO pleasant that no
child Will refuse 10 let IT'S gums be rubbed with IT.
When infants are at the age Of four months hough
there Is no appearance Of teeth, bottle Of syrup
should be used on the gums to open the pores
Parents should be wlthou the syrup ~ the
nursery where there young children for if a
child wakes IN the night wih pain in the gums,
the syrup immediately gives ease by opening the
pores and healing the gums, thereby preventing
Commissions, Fevefs, &c
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ER. COTE returns bis sincere thanks to ID.

TX. COTE returns bis sincere thanks to the
-M> cItizens OF Swanion, for the liberal encour.
agement he has met with from them since Noyem-
Der last. lie has the honor to inform them that
MAJ MS family has arrived from Canada and thai
ne IS determined upon making permanent resi-.
dence among them, and from the peculiar circum
stances IN which ha Is placed (having lost all his
property through the vengeance and rspacity Of the
British t'overnmeuO and by punctua attendance
upon all who call on him. he hopes that The citizen.
oil e"an'on will continue to patronize him. Can
at stinehours Stone Building next door to Mr..
arnold Farrar's Store
swantoL Falls, 26h June, 1899.
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HEH d CHEAP 1S THE CHEAPEST
Usi received general assortment Of Goods
u adapted TO the season, comprising almost
every useful article usually called for at Coun-
try Store, which will be sold very low for cash or
on short credit TO responsible and prompt CUSTOM
erS, by
!. A. VAN DUZEE &Co.
Swanion Falls, June 10th, 1899.
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Notice.

w HEkEAs my wife Dolly has left my bed
~ ana board without any just provocati
this is therefore to forbid all persons barboriog q,
trusting her on my account, as vii paw no debt.
OF her contracting from this date hencefortb and
for ever ELD4D b. STEARNS.
Swanton, lst July, 1889. 49, 3ts
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Nervous diseases, liver complaint, dyspepss,
coughs, colds, splitting Of blood pain IN the chest
and SIDE. ulcers, female weakness, all delicate ard
mercurial diseases are successfully treated at DR..
Evans Medical ofhce, 100 Chatham stree,
New York
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Waterman & Learned.

LcLof Sariag Patent B,4ek .Naeiine
THNO Brick makers Of Alabama: the under,ian-
ID ed L1- b1gsbt the Patent for the State of
Alabama. AMI wI pui mp Machine Tor any person in
he State, 20 any Place, that vii mix he clay and
mesd taeHiy 'hsu-aHH Bricks per day, with two
loose, NJ mules iu'~ men and boys, ar enough 10
bear of the brick. The Machine j, 50 simple that
any person can make H. for there i. 40 gearing OF
any kiad; all Of tie work IS p-lfifmed hv our ps-
Tern ruls aud four rollers. ANY person who wisle,
10 purchase Machine can DO So b. mp wing 10 the
subscriber IN Columbus, Mississippi, ana any person
who wishes to buy right for a county, or single
machine can be bad by applying 10 the undersigned:
as the above Machines Wi always Be put in oper-
alton when requested by tie purchaser.
ROBERT BLAKELY.
Columbus, sept. 10, lh5S. I0-llm