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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15
DANCERS CURED, BY JOSEPH HAWLEY. NJ D.;
~ residence 81 Bayard street, New York.

DANCERS CURED, BY JOSEPH HAWLEY. NJ D.;
~ residence 81 Bay ard street, New York.
To Mrs. G. .4ckrman, Bergen, ~
DEAR MADAM New YoRK, Feb. 18th 1899.
Ihave deferred writing you snt could speak specifically
the result treatment adopted by physician
particular am happy in being able TO say that it has
been perfectly successful; my health restored and
ready for my friends Bergen. My complaint
which generous had existed than twenty
II had advanced for the last two three very rapd
had also tumor between the opposite breast and arm My
health had been undermined by the disease had
faith in its being cured but BY the soieade Of friend: was
induced apply Doctor Hawley residing at number "a
Bayard street. New York. upon the Recommendation Of Mrs.
Samuel Davis number 10 Commerce street. Newark From
the great number Of patients which he constantly attend
ing New York and its vicinity from different parts Of the
country, should Judge that had opportunity Of
coming well acquainted with the practice. have found
Doct H. kind and attentive physician, and consider his
medical skill less necessary than the external application
and indeed ,heud think the height Of presumption for any
ignorant Of the profession attempt applying med
cine sufficiently acioas TO remove Cancer
rejoice that Of the profession has the and the skill
complaints Of this without the knfe
to whom the afflicted may escape from the mpestons Of
myaaIm. NARY CUBERLY
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IL you have suffering time, either ignorance
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sre Sold also at liz Cherry and Hester and Mulberry
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ITO DOCK AND BRIDGE BUILDERS-Sealed Propo
Il sails will be received at the ehce of s. A. Hasey until
the 18th inst for building bridge the mouth Of New
ton Creek for the Ravenswood Haet Cove and Williams
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1tSSEx Guiahal, Marlborough, Belleve Fulton, Kisy
~ and other uncurreAt Ezstera bank bills. wanted by
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my24lm. I56 Broadway.
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CAMERONs PATENT WiNDLASs-To Ship Owners,
~ Builders and Captains of vessels The benefit of the
above Wndass is particularly recommended vessels with
limited The utility and superiority Of the Wndass
be seen by the following certificate.
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ARM BA L HIS.

CO. THE FNpsietor OF the Globe Hotel respectfully IN
the public tat his Bathing Establishment in full
operation he all who fond OF such luxury TO
call and judge Of the completeness of his arrangements BY
personal examination Of the Constant attendance Will
be having charge Of the Baths day
fren A. NJ To half past II r. NJ Entrance New street 10
the Baths. as well as from Broadway my23-lm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-04-05

rom blunderlng in case of life and death.
Lazy Falkland attended her husband with
the most unrcmitlng tenderness and asst.
DUTY during an illness of several weeks;
on his recovery they passed some months
IN travelling, and neither of them made anv
complaints Of want of attention on the
part of the Other The house was rebuilt
exactly in The same form, but it was more
attractive to my eyes than it had ever been.
Tor 1t had now become q Mansion of
Peace
And DO you really think it possible,
UNCLE said Emma, that couple who
were once on the verge of separation, could
be thoroughly happy afterwards"
it Is not only possible, but it is true,'
sad Major Hervey; they are are as happy
Emma, as your own dear father and
mother
Now, uncle, I canno, believe you;
shall be like your sceptcal friend, Mr.
Chambers, only satisfied with proofs
Then | will give you proof Emma,
which will be quite satisfactory even 10 the
sceplcal Mr.. Chambers; it is of your own
dear father and mother | have been speak.
ing
Emma cast wondering, incredulous
glance towards her mother.
Surely my uncle is TESTING" said she.
No, my love-, answered Lady Wimot !;
he has given you, under imaginary names,
narrative Of facts. The awful scene
TOOK place twenty years ago on this very
site, and the room where we are now sit.
ing answers to the one in which | stood,
momentarl'y expecting painful and violent
death, and shrinking from the idea OF ap
pearlng before my Creator with q spirit
lrrlated by angry pride, and conscience
buidened with the neglect of my duties as
wife and as Christian. I trust that by
the assistance of Providence | have been
enabled to correct the faults Of my temper,
and most happy, my dear Emma, am 10
say, that have never observed any ind-
cations OF the same imperious and exacting
disposition in you; but in case any future
alteration in your situation should bring TO
'ght detects IN your temper hitherto I'm.
known, am glad that your uncle has told
you these particulars ofthe early welded
life of myself and your father. Your
choice, trust will be cautious and prudent;
but that choice once made, consider that it
is equally your duty and interest to bear
patiently with the fobles Of tho object of
ii, and ever remember that the bonds you
assume are not merely light and temporary
ties, but are to be worn by yourself, and
by the husband of your selection, in fidelity
npd conslancy. 50 lo1s a. 30 both shall
Nve.'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-04-05
THE MAIDEN,s BURIAL.

..,.. and ,ho bird b,;l in the ,rce
WAS was 'I'' ' ,i,e oven wj,dow grew md shed
,r,.. va" .',,do y If ;,s green leaves silently
81 Ln,lv nm The features of the dead.
But, ever and anon, me G'rd woo,u s'nsi, o,.
And The leaves shaken ny 'he ',s". "'"u'' '"'"0
A sound as OF low Vo'ces hu' '"s tt;,,od ,.,,
And then she seemed as al some ""'spe'eo '"''
10 wake,
,,o H., ~, ,,,;o,, 100 oazeJ. and lid.
As ~ "o w , w. i;uIe lime. brborc
INV, nu' w. ~ 'on,ed nIavinlness. and did
H., c;, ,ono.e mr. gent lv Mead for more,
The living blush had not haa ,'ne 10 "ee >, doo.,
From The young cheeKwhoIe peauy T., ,Io roy
As, like rose dropped " j.; asa,l, sLe
Whereoh IL 'a"es' grew o'oo'''"s y" ''"''' CIV
'ay'
~ jo,,h, n. d,voI, the s,nrs in the dark sky.
.rna .o,na ,he lovely in :hv shadow dwell;
,rnraI, ;ny;sbe. Inn, ever nish!
wn,c,;ng 40 ,ya,ches bv he desert well,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-04-05

lng MN by the throat with one hand, and
lrm'y embracing him with the other, des-
p''e his struggles, he leuped with him into
the turpid waters of the Demarara! They
parted to receive the tyrant and his victim
then closed over them, and neither were
ever afterwards seen. Both had passed to
their last account
-Unanoiuted, unaneled,
With all their imperfeclions on their heads"
Blu, brighter day has dawned upon the
British navy. The odious system of im>
pressment is abolshed-never again, I
hope, 10 be adopt cd. - Boston CuUiuator.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-21
publiC Notice.

Is hereby given that the undersigned
will petition the General Assembly Of the
State of Vermont at its next session, shew-
ing that the Ferry now kept by Abel
Phelps, TO whom the privilege Of Ferrying
across the waters of Lake Champain, di
viding the Towns Of North Hero and AL
burgh, in the County of Grand Isle, was
some few years since granted, is in
danger Of being discontinued for want Of
some suitable person 10 carry on the same,
and nasmuch as the said Ferry is of the
utmost importance to the public, he will
pray that Honorable Body for grant OF
the privilege OF Ferry from the farm now
occupied by himself in said North Hero to
the opposite shore in Albugh, for the term
OF ten years from and after the first day OF
Dec, 1910, extending along the shore OF
said North Hero from the Block-house
Point so called, north to point OF land
called Squire's Point and along the Lake
shore Of Aburgh from the point of the
Tongue, north to the farm Of Abijah Pc
tit in said Aburgh.
THOMAS PETIT.
Alburgh, July IS, 1889.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-21

CoSFisc ATtoS.--On the authority Of
private letter from Canada, we learn
that the movable property Of I'D. Hebert
~ st.Cyprien, county OF Lacadie, was sold
a, auction by the government last week.
II the government, is really going to pur-
sue the mad course which this sale seems
to indicate, it is time that the patriots in
Canada and out Of Canada do earnestly
sci themselves about devising means for
putting an end to official robberles. For
every dollar that may be confscated by
the government, let the patriots seize ten.
II conGseation is 20 be The order oil the day
Jet the rule work both ways. The great
mass OF Canadians are an industrious,
quiet, inofensive people, and they love
their property. Let the tories beware how
they again stir up the elenents for as
sure rs death there will be day OF rec
koning, and that soon.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-21
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ickness, m few days, and if continued (ac cording
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one respectable person IN every town in the Union.
LORENZO PERRY, agent,
Swanton, Vermont.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-21

~The Woodstock IN. b. Times in
speaking upon the suhec Of the boundary
between that Province, and the State OF
Maine throws off the following silly and
brag adocla paragraph
"The line will be run, and if Justice take
place the eastern limits of Maine will be
nseted and bounded by the PENoBscor,
or more likely by the kENNEBEc, and
brother jonathan must be cautioned to
keep quit, lest he be required To move
farther acest"
Indeed! Then according to this the
treaty is mighty small affair, and the
I" iror gizzard sons of new Brunswick"
as one of their officers called them, con-
template running line TO suit themselves
The procrastinating policy Of our General
Government, and the patient endurance Of
Maine, may have deceived the ''iron giz-
yards" into the interest iet by the people
upon the subject corresponds to the efforts
of the General Government TO settle the
question, but we can tell them that the
subject has been canvassed by our people
and they have deliberately determined that
rigorous measures shall be taken To settle
the territorial line in accordance with the
stipulation OF solemn treaty, existing be-
tween two enlightened nations. Politi-
c ians may shrink from it-parties may
va,-v about it, but the strong determine
tons OF the people of this country must u-
timatel Y prevail though downing street"
and $40 wn east" oppose to their utmost.
Bangor Whig.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-21
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DIR. GOODIES
Celebrated Female Pills.

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Their SEX from want OF Escrciss,or General DebiI
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lrreRuarily Of the Menses at the same time
strengthening, cleansing, and giving iene 10 the
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healthy action throughout the system generally
They create 1ppeiIe correct Indigestion, remove
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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-21

The Americans are followers OF US IL
every thing London .4ge.
We must confess Mr.. Age, that oul
soldiers followed yours in the last war
Prentiss.
rJ~A valuable remedy, SAYS friend al
our elbow, for the summer complaint may
be found in sleeping babary bark and
drinking the strong tea in quantities oil
hall pint at time, prepared with new
milk aud loaf sugar, with sprinkling oil
African CAYENNE or ground gnger-root.-
Bangor Wig.
Take care there that's a touch Of
Thomsonianism.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-21

McNsb came over from Canada and In
Faded our territory AT Midnight, and as
SASHA like, murdered unaFmed citizens IN
their sierp;-abd for a deed ike this he's
been few af1ed by his sovereign with the
honors OF kuiehshood. Mackenzie craved
the aid Of oar citizeHs in behalf of his suf-
tering brethren in Canada, who had been
driven Ia resistance By long contnued acts
oi tyranny aud oPpfession--doing what
Benjamin Franklin did in our behalf in
Ffapce, and by the verdict Of an American
Jury and the sentence Of an American
Judge, he is incaTcrrated in prison. We
venerate the memory Of Franklin, and all
the world hnnofs his name for doing that
Tor which we have imprisoned Mackenzie.
Are We about 20 disown our origin, and
consiRn the memory and the names of our
Revolutionary fathers TO the care OF the
upholders Of the cause OF " legitimacy, -
of which McSah may be taken as the
worthy representatives. To be consistent
after the Imprisonment Of Mackenzie, We
should do this and more--we should order
the Declaration Of Independence and the
bones of the men who composed the Re-
evolutionary Congress, 10 he burnt by the
common hangman. For one, Gentlemen
am no; prepared for this, nor am pre-
pared 10 sanction, approve or tolerate the
imprisonment Of Mackenzie. for acts for
which shall ever honor his name, as do
that Of every other man who has devoted
himself TO the same cause, with equal zeal,
courage and fidelity. disown the deeds,
and cry shame on those who give it coun-
tenance; and call upon my countrymen
who yet hes rtiIy subscribe to the doctrines
contained in our Declaration OF Independ-
ence, TO cry aloud and spare not, until that
foul stain is removed from the face of that
instrument. Hartford Times Correspon-
dence.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-21

NNHE Public are hereby notified, that
M the undersigned will petition the
General Assembly Of the State OF Yer
mont, at the October Session, A. d. 1889.
Tor the exclusive privilege Of keeping a
Ferry from Abel Phelps landing place in
Alburgh, to the landing place in North
Hero, opposite TO said Phelps landing
place and from said landing place in
North Hero to the said Phelps landing
place in Alburgh, and so along the shores
Of North Hero and Alburgh, one mile
each way from both of said landing places,
for, and during the term often years from,
and alter the LIST day Of November A. d.
1910.
ABEL PHELPS.
Alburgh, July 81, 1889. 17-Sw
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-21
DURhTAM REFORM.

"The British pit bic in Lower Canada
appear to be proiou, IDLY ignorant OF the
excitement prevailing n the sister province
regarding this question. To Judge from
the public journals. and from conversations
with persous residing in val. 'ous parts OF
Upper Canada, we are inclined TO think
the stand OF the provincials is taken, and
they will be satisfied with nothing less than
local responsibility. II this be the case,
and the home government persist in r.'ius-
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-21

RELIGIOUS PERsEcUTIoN.-Nea in
his History Of the Puritans, relates an in
stance OF religious persecution, pracliced
by the English Episcopalians, headed by
that ruthless demon, the infamous Laud,
the parallel to which vindctive cruelty
cannot be found in the annals of the per-
secution o: the first Christians by the Ro-
man emperors, or even in those of the In
QUESTION. Among the Puritan preachers
who maintained that the placing of the
ornaments and pictures fhchurches was an
idoatrous practice, was a Mr.. Workman,
a Minister of Gloucester. For preaching
such doctrine he was thrown into prison,
and an annuity Of twenty pounds, which
had been settled on him by the municipal
ity of Gloucester, stopped, and the givers
of it heavily fined. When his term Of i'm
prisonaent had expired, Workman, to OBJ
tain livelihood, opened little school,
which Laud ordered TO be closed. The
poor minister then attempted TO practire
medicine, but Laud interdicted that too
As a natural consequence of these bitter
prosecutions, Workman became insane and
died. -.Nackensie's Gaz.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-21

MIR. COTE returns his sincere thanks TO the
~ citizens Of Swanton, for the liberal encour-
agement he has met with from them since Noyem-
Der last. He has the honor to inform them that
that his family has arrived from Canada and that
he is determined upon making permanent resi-
dence among them, and from the peculiar circum-
stances in which he is placed (having lost all his
property through the vengeance and rapscity of the
British Government and by punetual attendance
upon all who cali on him. he hopes that the citizens
Of Swanton will continue to patronlze him. Call
at Stinehour's Stone Building next door to Mr..
arnold Farrar's Store.
SwantoE Falls, 26th June, 1889.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-21

New Agents recommended for this paper
North Troy, V,-Dr. J.. c. Moore.
Norfolk, 81. l.. Co. N. Us. NJ. Phelps
Rouses Point, ~ Y-Rufns Norton.
Hanouer, N. H.-F. H. Petit, NJ. Student
Stuartsto,rn, Coos Co. N H.-Wm Smith.
Columbia, Coos Co. N H-Huse LuII.
Canaan. P.-NathanieI Perkins.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-21
DR.. EVANS
Camomile g. aperient Pills.

Am Low SPIRITS.-Low spirits is a certain
" state of the mind, accompanied by indiges-
ton wherein the greatest evils are unprecedented
upon the slightest grounds and the worst conse-
quences imagined Anciept Medical writers sup
posed this disease to be confined to those particular
regions of the abdomen, technically called hypoc-
dndia, which are situated on the right or left side
Of that cavity, whence comes the name hypocon
riass.
SYMPTOMS.
The common corporal symptoms are, fatulency
in the stomach or bowels, acrid quotations, cos
tiveness, spasmodic pains, giddiness, dmness
sight, papltations, and often utter inability
liking the attention upon any subject ofimportance,
or engaging in any thing that demands vigor or
courage. Also languidness--ihe mind becomes
irritable, Thoughtful, despondiDg, melancholy, and
detected, accompanied with a total arrangement oil
the nervous sysrem. The mental feelings and Pc
culiar train Of IDEAS that haunt the Imagination
and overwhelm the judgment exhibit an infinite
diversity The wisest and best OF men are as open
to this aHiiction as the weakest,
CAUSES.
A sedentary life Of any kind, especially severe
study piotracted to late hour in the night, and
rarely relieved by social intercourse, or exercise,
absolute habit, great excess in eating and drink
ing, the lmmoderate use Of mercury, violent pur-
gatIves,the suppression OF habitual discharge
(as, the obstruction of the menses) or long conts
hed efuplonS; relaxation debility OF one or
more important organs within the abdomen, is
equent cause.
TREATMENT.
The principal objects oftreatment are, TO remove
indigestion, to strengthen the body and enliven
The spirits, which may be promoted by exercise,
reariy hours, regular meals, and pleasant converse
ton. The bowels (f eostive) being carefully reg
ulated by the occasional use OF mild aperent.
We know nothing better calculated to obtain this
end, than DIR. VIM Evans Aperien, Piis--being
mild and certain Ia their operation. The bowels
being once cleansed, his measurable Camomlle
Pills, (Which are TONIC, apodyne, and anti-spas-
modic,) an infable remedy, and without dis
pute have proved great blessing TO the numerous
public
Some physicians have recommended free use
Of mercury, but ii should not be resored to; as in
many gases Il will greatly aggrayaie the symptoms.
Or The above invaluable medicines, together
with
DR.. HUNTS Botaniek Pills; DR.. Goodes
ceLebraiee Female Pills; DR.. Exams Ferer
f. .2gae Pills; DR.. Ecans' Soothing Syr-
rup, for Teething, are entered according
to act of Congress, and the right to prepare them
has been secured and are vended at 100 Chatham.
Street, New York, and by the regular oPpoinfsd
Agsnts.
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erford-MessFs. Scott;
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