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Morning herald., 1839-08-15
= r-~~ "a PEOPLES LINZ FOR ALBANr..-
- Direct without Landing will

xlr-s----7 Direct without Landirg.-rassengers will
find this the most convenient arrangement,
they viii not be moesied By the landing receiving p4en
gers by The way their bagr berg also secure, the
hagege room viii he locked leaving the wharf, net open
cd u5ul the arrival ofthe boat at Alb,ny.
The new and last sailing Steamboat UTICA Captain NJ "
Truesjs leaves the pr between the foot of Coursndt and
Liberty streets This Afternoon TUESDAY August i3h, Eve
o'clock
for passage or freight apply to te Cap'ain board. q
ChOOkh tOWks, corner of West AMI Libcrt, streets
or 70 r g. SCHULTZ, "a the Office on the wharf
Al goods freight, bark bills Specie Or property taken
o. shipped on board e tbs boat ,he rk oft
thereof mys2.7m
Morning herald., 1839-08-15
sToNE,s WATER FTLTrRs- The,e 6iier, have bees

lySb-lm
I STONES WATER FfLTERs-Thes 6liers have bees
81 highly approved Of in Europe aud America for the last
thirty accounted hitherto nventcd
combine the properties Of puryng well clarifying
the turhid water u y almost needless TO advert 10 thu
utility and advantages to be derived from the ue o wen con-
sruccd altering apparatus obvious to every person hs<
6tered much wholesome and conducive to
health either spring liver water the Former almost nva-
bly cosanug mineral substances IN .olucn and the latter
being mpegnaed with deeaed and pnrd animal AID vegetables
matter hs of which frequently occasions tho
mo.t dreadful Diseases such ve sgc. liver complaints,
&c Filtered also OF the greatest importance for
Of which he easily tested by making the experiment with
filtered unsered water Manufactured and sold Only ~
J. STONE, Piulnbsr and Esgine.r,
800 broadway. " Y.
Ps-Tho.c who have Filters made By persons not upder-
standing business, have them repaired and ed up
the ubcrIbes plan, and warranted 10 perfectly ms
nRIvATE DlsPENsARy.-DR. DE ANGELS for
merly practitioner Of medicn, in the public hospitals at
Naples and member Of the medical faculty city of New
York where he has been praccng SINCE l7oa
10 be consulted his Office No o6 Falion street.
uearl, opposite Church street
The most obstinate and inveterate diseases, requiring the
'ounde' judgment IN treatment and particularly all case. or
ginaing 10 inquiry Of the blood and Affections rheo
nesm obstructions ulcers in the throat erupti Of the
kin debility &c. will sp ey and radically cured by
he least expensive and the most contsnnt to patients Re
eds 10 be used prepared BY himself aud their good e
ects rendered mialhbe.
Doctor 1e Angel. has effected IN many which
'ad baed all the 4 he medical art but he ets
'ny Copy of letter from Drs Osborne aui ireland,
ll6 Fulton street, Dee a, 1912
Swe have hesitation N replying 70 your note N az
oa eaerve much credit for successful treatment %
ur John Thorn aer had bafed physicians both here and
favorable climate. We ers Nour cheeen' 80. as
SAMUEL OSBORNE, MD.
w. IA. IRELAND. N. d.
Patients nav inquire of Mr. Thorn himself who u IN be
sud al No 5Jose, Lane fellow Coffee House Slip. and also
,rbi brob,r Alderman Thorn. Brookitn jyl6 In
Morning herald., 1839-08-15

4SvA CATSklLL MOUNTAIN HOUSE Al 1Hn PINE
U.!. ORCHARD, ls39.-Thi ell known aud fashionable
resort undergoing considerable repair and will be
open for the reception o 25h The roads adsg
this establishment have also undergone thorough repair
pecy that portion Of the has been rendered
perfectly safe and smooth.
The stages will regularly during the between the
Landing aud the Mountain House and will be found in readi
all times the ARRIVAL o the boats the Cakl Land
ing Extra carriages furnished either the Landing Noun
tain House the shortest notice.
iylg 2m. G. L. BEACH
Morning herald., 1839-08-15

1t MILITARY GARDEN, (Brooklyn.l-TO RENT
yM The premises known Mitar, Garden. Brooklyn
red for rent for years, with all the build
ing, thereon, consisting OF the building occupied hotel
aud the large double three house adjoining suitable for
extensive boarding house, also small two story house sta
hes ouhosse &c. the whole being complete repair The
Garden, covering about two tasteuy laid out the To-
cation unsurpassed and 70 ia need Of such csta
Dshment, II offers advantages rarely to be met with The
furnturcs Of the establishment which complete
sect will be sold at fair valuation. For terms apply on the
premises. aul3eodIr
Morning herald., 1839-08-15
GENrLEMEN's
CAST.0FF CLOTHING

CAsT,0FF CLOTHING
RouGHr, FULL vsLvg GIvES " sA,H, nv
N. LEVITT "a Duane st., doors from William.
V- KNOWING there persons who make grea, puh
heir advsi tor Cast ON Clothing So Sc and Who
amy done eve the fu value for the ssme-H l.
sill tho, a. who may have such articles BY
hen and who ma, send for hm of receiving the very utmost
'slse IN CASH FOR every srtice.
NBA line through the post Office otherwise. 70 the
shove address. will m-t wih due attention Iels I'm
Morning herald., 1839-08-15

TITO TRAN0ERS.-TIFFANY YOUNG, Fsscy
Dealers, No $50 Broadway. directly opposite TIC Iy
Hail. offer for the inspection e purchasers very choice eec
ton Of new, rich. tasteful and appropriate fancy arcior
Bridal Birthday Hlopena, other Pesent-fortaos aru.
cle travellers; fne fancy Stationary Ptnery including
every atce ia request os The quti elegant specimens
of Chinese M nu.etares Curo,es from The American I
darS; fancy articles anl curostes generally when are
sslscte with mu care procured On the atesnageou.
terms and will be- disposed of such reasonable aud uniform
prices hey hope will 70 them Tie confidence aud favor
of snth a. ma, honor them with = call su6 I'm.
gHg- SyLyEsrERs NEW BEPORTERAND COUN
rEnFFIr 6ETFCTORis next tc the Herald, the very best
and most publication wetsnt - the uf business,
an excellent advertising medium aud the charges
ouae It's published every Tuesday morning, BY sNLyEs
rERS co. $50 Broadway iel7s
Morning herald., 1839-08-15

s~-- ~ rEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANi.-
IslSxshX6r Landing At the usual anaInc1he new aud
commodious steamboat ROGHESTER,t apt
r. 81 John, will leave III. steamboat pier foot of Liberty
street, N Monday afternoon, August 10 At o'clock
For freight or passage. apply 70 CROOK FOWkEs, cor
% West and Liberty streets PETER g. SCHULTZ, at
the Office, or the Captain board.
All goods freight bank bills specie any other kind u
property taken shipped board this boat must 10 ~ The
risk Of the owners thereof. my23-7m
Morning herald., 1839-08-15

a T--@ss hFoR SHREWSBURY LONG BRANCH
S,~lGSSS--t Ocean House, Rumson Landing, Red Bank,
-sessss<sxzsEh- and Eaontown Dock.--The steamboat
OSIRIS Captain Asrie, will follows, daily from foot
Morning herald., 1839-08-15

TNlCKERBOCxER HALL. No. 10 Park Row.--1he subj
N scrbers having opened the above house the EURO
PEAN PLAN would respectfully inform their friends and The
public that they ready accommodate them in ass
to be surpassed by any similar house in this city n
will always be furnished with every convenience and all
the lsxures Of unrivsed market There hsndro6
lodging rooms which airy newly furnished, and in Perseee
order The Ordinary being the first noo spac'ous nea
supplied with all the variety the market affords, served uPty
experienced cooks.
The marked which has attended estabhmentscI q
this kind suceat evidence Of their adoption to both business
and travellers
Gentlemen visiting the city, wll find this most desirable are
central situation, being nearly Broadway fronting the Par
and short the beauty and elegance Of local and
transtoy objects Of attraction and spendcr with which New
York abounds. EDSALL JONES.
NJ B-For the accommodated Of Travellers, this house will
\. omen al All honrs or the night al-6
Morning herald., 1839-08-15

Regular days Of leaving this month"; Wednesdays
and SATURDAYS.
FARE REDUCED TO THREE DOLLARS
NO MONOPOLY.
NEW LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
r~esS - The new, elegant, AM fast sailing steamer
- John W RICHMOND; Captain wm. II.
this day Aug. ish o'clock from foot Of Whitehs street
first Wharf east Of the Battery
JNo. n. RICHMOND; Agent,
at the ofic. the wharf.
Travellers may he assured that this boat Dii mol with
boat that be put against her. hut will proceed her
nu'c,, ifno other boat va. in COMPANY. ic3.om
. cu- IRREGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOSTON,
s-sssss--y Daily, (sundays escspted) At T. NJ, from
Battery Place, Pier No. J. North River,
ehuse'ts Capt comstock NsrrsgAn,c Capt Child Lex
mgon, Capt Vanderbilt and tie Massachusetts,. One Of
The sbere boats will leave New York day except Sunday.
Passengers, the arrival of the steamers a stoninr
ton may take the Railroad and proceed with the mail
immediately Boston may sontinuc the steamer. via
Newport aud take the regular Railroad Providence ior
The steamboat LEXINGTON. Ca,taip Vanderbilt win
leave this afternoon Thursday August IS =, o'clock, from
sr Ne. T. for Providence Stonugton and Newport and
the MASSACHUSETTS, Capt. Coms,oek, tom'row
my27.6m
= C~-s "a EXCURSION TO shrewsbury, Longbranch
S-Ess.Sz--r and Ocean House, Sunday August Ith
--1hs STEAMBOAT, SARATOGA, Capt Wilcox
will leave The foot e Canal street o'clock o Licrt,
street At half and Battery NJ 9bcock Returning will
leave Red BANK At O'Clock 7. NJ.
This Excursion will give per,ons opportunity 70 drive
aud bShc Al the Ocean House and retau early the evening
Passage each way. 10 cents. je9 2m
: r~~ n FOR HUDsoN.-The steamboat
S.n1.S=x OsEoLA Captain Il. Mitchell, will leave
the foot Of Chambers street, on Tuesday
afternoon, August O. at our o'clock lardinc y, Csldwel
West Point tishk, Hamurgh Poughkeepsie liyd Park
Kingston, Redheei, Bristol and Catskll.
For freight or passage apply o. board o. TO
CROOKE FOWKs,
Of West and Liberty streets.
Regular days from New York-Tuesays, Thursday and
Saturdays Returning will leave Hudson Monday Wednes
day, AMI Friday morning, at q o'clock my23 I'm
Morning herald., 1839-08-15
HYDE PARK HOTEL.

HYDE PARK HOTEL.
n MILNE has the pleasure Of announcing to bis friends
pubc gene, ally that he has taken the shove beau
t Of g5t and sth Avenue,
where prepared give dinner parties SC the
notice Ills and liquors Of the choicest kind,
every attention bestowed for the comfort OF hrs viters
au7 In.
Morning herald., 1839-08-15

rangemeats with the New York and Boston
Transpor tation, and Stoniagton and Providence
Rail Road Companies, will run car tnrough
rron Boston To N York and vice yersa,yia Ston,
Morning herald., 1839-08-15

All freight and baggage at the risk Of the thereof
au7-t3l+
Morning herald., 1839-08-15

PsTho.c who have Filters made BY persons not under-
standing business have them repaired tlsd up
the subscribers plan, and warranted 10 perfectly iylm'
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-14

RATHER LIBERAL.

There are not wanting bad spirit,
enough, in Canada, to urge on an ignor
ant and reckless mob to imbrue their hand,
in the blood OF the inhabitants neither is
there any lack Of presses for the same pur.
pose.-St. GATHERINGS U. CO. Journal.
The state of New York was once a
British colony, and where the glorious
flag" OF Britain protected Tory faction.
in the exercise OF as detesiahle a tyranny
as the world ever saw. There, too, for
many long years, did patient and loval
people pray for a redress of their grier-
Gnees /; earnestly did they demonstrate
against the irresponsibiiity and Injustice
OF their local tyrdntsi Were their PRAYERS
heard, and their wrongs redressed Let
the sequel tell J Where the editor of the
Albion now sits, foreigner and an alien.
assisting 10 rivet the chains of ireeborn
Butons in Canada, once dwelt, in all the
circumstance and pomp" OF abused pow
eT. naughty and Irresponsible Oigar-
ehy, iawned upon by cringing sycophants.
and guarded by myriads of obseQuious min
ions. There, too, now floats in truuDh.
The Stars aud Stripes" Of a new and
mighty nation, where the Red Cross Of ST.
0eofge might still have waved victorious
where British laws might have been ad
mInisiered by British justice, and where
British power might still have protected
millions OF happy aud oontenied loyal Brit
ons, ~ The full enjoyment Of British con-
slltuuonaI liberty.-B.
Let Us sound in the ears OF the Govern
meni that great truth, "nothing but an
English education can qualify men for the
enjoyment Of the British Constitution :,
and we shall soon conyer, nto English
men $4,000 Canadians, xhom neither
abuse, FIRE, nor sword, can convert other
wise, and who are perfectly willing TO
learn what is taught them Que6e, Colo.
stsf.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-14

4 neu rav 10 pay old debts. The
reign OF terror 10 the fall OF 1887, IN Cana
ia furnished the unjerlngs 10 Office many
opportunities 10 pay their debts IN mover
manner, Of which the following VIII give
some idea. Previous 10 the disturbances
on the Richeleu River, magistrate named
! Perrin, OF ST. Antoine, as we are informed,
contracted with a man 10 transport a
schooner foil OF wheat 10 Quebec, AT STU
pulated sum. This voyage, down and
/ ~ occupied three weeks, SO that when the
man returned home all the fighting and
trouble were over. When he came back
he handed Perrin the receipt for the wheat
and demanded his pay. Perrin. chockiull
OF loyalty told him no person paid IN these
times, aud ordered him 10 call again. He
did call again, but instead of getting his
money, the loyal Magistrate told him he
was a patriot aud if he was over trouble
some he'd send him 10 jail. The owner
of the schooner told him that he had done
no wrong that he only wanted his money,
and this he would insist on having. Poor
man. Mr.. Perrin made warrant for him
next day, and he was forthwith lodged in
J"li 'fh 1aiai " ottiAlOus W 'i-
treason, and in prison he remained four
months on the lattening fare of bread and
water. The victim was liberated some
time ago, but to this day be knows not
what he has done, except TO ask for his own.
The government has passed an act OF in
demnity, so Perrin is safe from all conse-
Quences of his internal conduct .Hachen- |
~ie'S Ga=.
We are informed that some time ago this |
same Perrin called on a carriage maker
at St. Dennis and wanted him to make a
gig for him, PERRIN to which Gadbois
who is a true blue, answered that he
would not work for such a tory. Perrin
returned home and made out
A warrant Of high-treason against poor
Gadbois who was dragged to Montreal jail
where be remained some time before he
'ould be released. Ed. n. AMERICAN.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-14

wear sorry TO perceive that every re-
mark Of ours in relation to existing abuses
on this side OF the line is construed into
the manifestation Of desire to identify
ourselves with one or the other OF the 30
li'1ca parties Of the day. This is an un-
wise course to pursue towards any press
that is disposed to remain neutral. Hav
ing never felt any desire for entering into
the political squabbles Of our friends or
enemies in the United States, it will be
hard to drive US from the course we have
out for ourselves, and which we
have so far steadily pursued.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-14

Memorials pelitioning the Pr
release Mr.. Mackenzie are in bn
IalIon IN this, and, we undersls.
The counties on the frontier. AIM
body signs them, and wishes thai
jet may De effected. Now and
IIary and torlorn tory is found Y.
to sign; but thank God, such sra
scarce in this region. Franklin
Gaz,
Have no, the people of this chi.
as much patriotism as they hav
protested? II so, what has been
wards petilioning The Presidra
release Of Messrs. Mackenzie 81
Or what has been done towards Cd
ing Mackenzie's paperl
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-14

patriotic CANADIEN-.a ne,c Paper
Mr.. Duvernay'S paper that has been SC
long talked OF, is now out. II is nrinted
on new type on sheet little larger than
the North American, and devoted to Can.
adam Politics, History, Literature and
Industry. Like ourselves Mr.. Duvernav
has been driven from home and country no
foreign mercenaries; like ourselves he has
suffered loss of property, irretrevabIv lost.
IN ms righteous endeavours to sustain the
cause OF liberty. We hope that the peace
and qu'etness of the Republican asylum
winch now affords him a home, will not
make him forgetruI orhis suffering country
Let freedom for Canada he his whole aim
and we are with him.
The Price OF the Patriotic Canadien i
"a per annum, in advance, or s. at The
end OF the year.
Persons wishing to subscribe for the
above paper will have their names for.
warded by leaving them at this Office
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-14

The Editor Of the Montreal IL
run mad about the release Of Pa
his companions in England. b
thus:-"This conduct on the PEI
government is very insulting to ta
Governor of Upper Canada, and
cite the loyal far more stnngIg q
to act on the Prince fashion (g.t
butcher the Rebels) whenever az
nifty for doing so arrives"
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-14

We learn by private letter n,
burgh that our counrrymaB E
Gagnon, has again been expos.
prosecutions of the tory gentry. i.
catholic priest of Cofbeau, ny ,
Gen. Woods spy on the pa,ra.
winter Of 1888, and Sir John f
agent and mean tool for distrbu.4a
to refugees To return To Canala ia.
to PIattsburgh and swore that "a.
property were in danger from c. b
On this complaint Mr.. Gag0on va
ted and taken TO platisburph wl..I
his trial and was hono;abIy aca
the charges preferred against H.a
Dugas has always heenk nowa N
templlbIe admlrer and supporter
dian toryiSm. Suffice il tn say \
the intimate and worthy friend If 4
Of Napierville, who was the meas
ing our unfortunate countwmaa a
colgne hung at Montreal last
the bloody CoIborne. Birds Of IA
leather, &c &c.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-14

rot II Afrca bat Ee lookej entirely lD'
them when, with cable. Ne wete tied 10
geihcf, sad 40 eioee one 60 another ibs, 4
Ess with the greatest d,a5esliy that ",
could wslk. Oofng the march. an old mac
lCspi. Louis Dragon Of 81 Valentine
aged es, fell 10 the groun3, overcome by
fatigue and hunger We begged that II
might be allowed ps 10 furnish him with
oar money, bat this was brataIIy refused
TIE Commander ordered US 10 stop, and
young oflser gave to this old man some
cord.ca which revived him. Many Of the
soldiers gave us = part Of their yictasls
1t pleasant task for me 10 have il 10 my
power to speak of the humanity Of the sol
dicrs 90 this occasion feel great pleasure
in recording in this journal that many tunes
they have manifested a deep sympa thy for
our suderings But cannot say as much
81 their officers and may say that we new
er received any kindness whatever from our
fellowrilizens who differed with Us in poll
'iics.
When we arrived at ST. Johns, we wait
cd out Of doors about an hour and half for
the orders Of the Commander al last we
were quartered at the guard house, at that
place, without being united, we were order
cd upon the camp. beds, which were scarcely |
large enough TO contain the half Of US; and /
some hours after piece of bread together
with a slice Of hard meat were thrown to
Us ! refused to take the meat which was
SO hard that my teeth could not have mas
tlcated it. After this scanty meal given
Us by the royal muniiicence Of Our Most
Gracious Majesty the Virgin Queen, we
tried to get some sleep, but the excessive
heat OF the guard-house, the small space 10
which we were confned, the tightness OIL
the ropes by which we were bound together,
and The cries Of the WOUNDED who now and
then were tossed about by our companions,
oil these circumstances made it more impos-
'ible than at Isle .4u1 Noir, to take any
est. In addition to all this, none of US !
'ould stir without forcing the whole TO do {
he same, and II any one OF Us was forced I
o obey the calls OF nature, every one was !
obliged to get up with him and witness :
he disgusting scene. Al Isle .4ur Noir s
ad experienced fits Of despair which re- h
ressed with difficulty; a, St. Johns felt !,
lzziness, and apparently all the agonies Of v
cath. The soldiers of the guard, again c
endered US, in this terrible situation, many b
lrd services, as far as it was compatible p
18th their duty. II seemed that all the .
umanity Of our enemies, had taken refuge =,
| the hearts Of the soldiers. confess %
lat since that time cannot see red-coat 81
i,hout feeling as If | wanted to shake v,
ands with him as mark Of frienship. u
To be Continued.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-14

French Sympathy.-We bee
with great pleasure that one Of e
dian Refugees DR.. +. n. Dc
Vareanes, has been named BY ;h
General Of France at New for.
place Of Surgeon Of the Ffe's
lrlgate I" The Meteor" which 4
York, the 9th ult., for the l.
Pierre and Miquelon, in the g.
81. Lawrence.-Palrtote CGnaGin
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-14
NORTH AMERICAN /:
SWANTON, AUGUST al, 1889.
OUR OWN AFFAIRS.

The Post Office DepGrtment.-We re-
serve ill future day some remarks on the
conduct Of the Post Master General to-
wards US. The elections are 100 nigh a,
hand 10 speak Of such matters now.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-14
PREPARING FOR A rur,s

PREPARING FOR FUrrRr
our intention 10 record isat
Thing that may be worthy Of -.
comes 10 our knowledge. Asu..
visit to the north is said 10 b. hi.
nature, we shall pin to the wa
ing remarks made BY him atB.s
is most gratifying" SAID he
the immense augmentation IN
of military strength and ss-..
the last war; and the
which is derived from withess.-.
guilty which now prevails. wo
pIe;e 1t we were not forced to f..
the violation Of our territona. -.
IN the case of the Caroline, re...'
satisfactorily atoned for"
The Durham Reformers Of Cd
now travelling the same zion,
Radicals were ten years ago. vi
that three years will serve to brs.
Outstanding in opposition to
and TO tory government.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-14

70 SAGE money by paying for the
North American before the expiration Of
this second Quarter, all you who have had
1t more than three months. If paid soon
VI IS only will be required. Money sent
US free OF expense will always be accepta.
ME
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-14

The Kingston Chronicle says
Americans have been COMMITTEE q
that city +; one charged with ent.sl
prlvates in Major Webb's coIote.
desert the other for enticing r
the 43d to desert.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-14

There are enemies enough 10 4
lnces, 10 British rule, and have W
SympathlZers near usi-.MOn!rt1
We shall be found, as ever, o'
OF British Freedom, and in 81
Monarchical principIes.-B.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-14

We shall try and publish correct ac-
count OF all monies received at this office
for the North American, as soon as we
can get our books posted ,-probabIy next
week.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-14
AUGUST

Superior Ink.-A botls
and Briggs fine blue lax :.
scented 10 US by Curliss l. r.
Adams, who have lots Of il e..
should not object 10 anotR., u,
when this is gone, for itsas...
Gle.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-14

@4th Of July toast at D.
-" Canadian and american b
Both alike must be Triumphant
grave OF the one will be The giaF
other"
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-14

Received per G. ID. Dana, P. NJ, Cabot
Vt for }. w. Osgood and w. Bullock
81 80 each in payment for the North
American one wear.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-14

We shall soon call certain Postmaster
to account for neglect of duty.