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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-05
OPPOSITION OF THE CATHOLIC
CLERGY TO THE UNION OF
THE CANADAS.

Seeing by the Clergy Reserves Bill just
passed by the Parliament OF Upper Canada,
that the Catholics are not 10 fare as well
in the division Of SPOlLS as they had
anticipated, the Catholic Clergy seem now
determined upon opposing the Union of
the Provinces with all their might. They
have hitherto gone hand in hand with the
Government in all its measures Of cruelty
towards the poor Canadians, aud now
they are reaping their well merlet reward.
The Crown is contesting their tide 10 the
81. Sulpclan property, including the island
Of Montreal, the Seignories of ST. SuIpcr
and Two Mountains, which yields them
about $3.50, 900 per AMMAN. We have al
ways said there was justice in store for
the oppressors.
How pleasant 'tis to see
Priests ndTorcs disagree.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-05

FIsEs-A dwelling house belonging to
J. A. Fitch, in Sheldon, was destroyed by
FIRE on the e7th Jan. No insurance.
The finishing shop Of the Seythe Factory
belonging To Mr.. Rixford, at East High
gate was burnt, together with some hun
drrd dozen Scylhes, on Thursday morning
last. No insurance. Loss supposed TO be
about IS. 600.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-05
N. E. BOUNDARY.
U- Extract of letter to the Editor o! the
Bangor Democrat, dated

U- Extract of letter to The Editor Of the
Bangor Democrat, dated
"MAsARDIs, Jan. Ia. 1910
81 was informed by man who arrived
this evening from Madawaska, that The
mouth Of the Madawaska river, on the
south side Of the ST. John, for the accom-
mediation Of their soldiers, and they have
corporal and a lew soldiers there at present.
1t is said that the house will accommodate
500 men. Ny informant also states that
he had a conversation wtha British officer,
who told him that there were four eompa-
MES at Tefniscouata Lake, and that two
Regiments in addition were on their way
to the same place. These movements lndl-
cate a determination on lhclF part 10 take
permanent possession of the territory"
Further proof OF just views and friendly
feeling, and the lulIiIment Of solemn agree
ments on the part Of the British.
The Message Of the President upon the
boundary question has excited some inter
est. from the fact that the Secretary oil
State demands the enforcement oi the a.
greement between Gen. Scott, the Gov.
ernor Of Maine, and the Lieutenant Gov
ernor Of New Brunswick.
The British Minister in his letter to the
Secretary of State, did not feel authorised
10 command the withdrawal OF the troops,
but he saws he had laid the application be-
fore the Home Government. Mr.. Forsyth
expects that the Home Government will
see the necessity Of complying with the
terms of The agreement, and that the
,ronps will be withdrwn.-B Baltimore Re
publican.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-05
RenOr0ttng Mixture

FOR THE CURE Of RnEuMArrsn.
Scroiua or King IS Evil, Hip Diseases,
painful affections Of tile bones, liberated
throat and nostrils, Ulcers of every de-
scriplon, Fever Sores, and Internal Alb
Scesses, Scald Head, liberated feet and
legs, BIotches, and oil kinds of diseases of
the skin also, PILES, in their most sc-
gravated form.
This medicine is singularly cfiicacious in
renovatlng those constitutions which have
been broken down by injudicious treatment.
In general terms, il is recommended in all
those diseases which arise from impurities
Of the blood or ,itiation of the humors. of
whatever name or kind. Some of The
above complaints may require some lrihing
assistant application, which The circum-
stances OF the case will dictate but for q
general remedy or prescription 10 remove
he cause, this compound will be found
sufficient.
OF all remedies yet discovered for the
cure OF a particular disease, this is The
most certain. 1T makes a speedy and per-
manent cure, without the least regard 10
diet, exposure, or application 10 business.
Even when the disease has become consti.
tntonal, and Mercury with other popular
remedies, have Jailed, this Mixture has
never been known TO fail Of performing a
cure. The proprietor gives no long quack-
iSh recommendation but leaves The med,-
cine 10 speak Tor itself.
DlRECTIONS.-Tske from 10 tea
Aspoonlulis, according To the strength and
ace OF the patient, before eating, morning
an evening. Should il sicken The stom-
aeh2r prove too much Of IaxiIiye, lessea
the desc.
PREPARED and Sold nv
a DE-. JOHN r. BANGS,
From Vegetables Of .qmeriean production.
To be sold at this Office.
October so, 1889.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-05

We have seen aud conversed lately
with Capt WELLS, Aid-de-Csmp 10 VoN
ScHouLrz, who gave us iult and inter
rsting account Of tie Prescott expedition
We have the promise Of written account
OF il for the columns Of our paper.
Capt. Wells, has the reputation OF
beiug a man Of talents and bravery, and
had his plans been listened 10 in season, no
doubt the Patriots would lave been more
successful.
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How pleasant It's to sec.
Priests andTorics disagree.

~CoMoDoRE JOHNSON, the 81 hero Of
the Thousand Islands," has been con-
victed Of breach of Neutrality, in 1888,
and sentenced 10 one years imprisommept
in Albany jail, & fne Of 90. National
degradation is now complete. British ven
geance has at last overtaken victim, (ong
and van'y pursued, till he fell into the
hands Of the Lions provider,) whose name
has been the terror Of his enemies and the
pride OF patriots. We know OF no other
victims that have been marked for sacri-
fee; let US give thanks then, for we are in
Christian land.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-05

The CARoLISE ALMANAc.-Mr. Mac
kenzie has sent us one copy OF this ex.
cellent work |, contains la4 closely prin.
ted pages Of interesting historical items,
and is worth double the price set upon it,
viz. & /, so per dozen. II those persons
who have applied 10 us for this almanac
will leave the money (1scts) at this office
we shall cndeavor to supply them imme'
diateIy.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-05

As certain persons are disposed TO attri-
butte to DR.. Cote, he authorship Of an ar
,icle headed "SPlES," which appeared in
this paper Of 9Th January, have 10 in
Gle in question. II. j. THOMAS.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-05

REeErPrs per sbt mail, for The NortI
Americsn:-Col. b., Keesevle, $50.
ID. p, do. &C. Il. T., do. SIR. M.
f., do. SD. j., Grand Isle, Sl-te
balance his account for one year.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-05

70 The National Gazette states tha,
the imports during the last year from for
eign ports have been nearly one hundred
and fiitv-eight millions, Of which, almost
forty million is an excess over and above
our exports. Three fourihs of the whole
amount Of these imports have been made
into New York.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-05

We have received long letter from I
w. LANrHERr, dated Stans,ead L. c. bnI
canno, publish il for want of room and
disposition. We don't like to burn ouT
fingers with other folks business.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-05

Neglect Of Duty The Post Master Of
Jonesville Monroe Co. Michigan, writes
US by the last mail that our paper address
ed to S.B. Brophy Of that place is not To-
ken from the Office. Mr.. Brophy he says is
in Wisconsin. We have sent this paper
TO that Office ever since our first number,
and Mr.. Brophy, we have just learned has
been gone from Jonesville many months.
Why then did not the P. NJ. inform us
sooner Of this fact' Who is to pay the
damage caused by this neglect? In all such
cases we shall Try and compel the Post
Masters 10 pay US, or at least return the
papers safely.
Post Masters who subject Publishers lo
loss, by neglect o! duty, ought 10 be prose
cuted and turned out.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-05

Who is that man that sends back his
paper without name or address! How
does he suppose we are to know from
whence il comes? Has he paid up?
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-05

w learn iha; the engines and other APP
pafstus for several steam sessels oi war are
now being built at Montreal Intended Ia be
used on the upper Lakes. burlington Sen
We eau respect the ptejndices Of con-
scientlous clarch-andsia tory, who has
been educated 10 the belief that lis prlncl-
pies are essential 10 the safety Of the crown,
bot a Yankee tofv we utterly desplse. -
Toronto L. CO Eramier.
u. S. CrRcuTr CouGr.-1 diornsd
Session. AT the present term ni this court,
jude CookIn presiding, WILLIAM JoHS-
son. was tried for a violation OF the neutral
ity laws, and sentenced 20 one years impTis-
onment IN the county paol, and fine Of
fire dollars Albany Daily advertiser
The CHARrIsTs.-Th whole number
oi prisoners committed for trial at Newport
is 50. In consequence Of orders from the
home office, active measures were taken TO
suppress The circulation of The Nindicaior,
The Chartsts paper, and a great number OF
copies had been seized al Newport.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-05

The prevailing opinion through the
country is, that the reserves should either
he devoted To education, OF 10 the payment
OF the public debt. Certainly there is moth
ing that more concerns The province Than
The paymen, OF lis debt. The High Church
party would represent such an appfoprla.
ton of the Reserves as being equal To sa
crllege; but there is no more inconsistency
in it than there would be ia man who
has devoted part Of his income to charia-
bic purposes, but who, on becoming en-
harrassed, in his circumstances, is compeIl-
ed to devote that part to the payment of his
debts. He must be just before he can be
generous.
To talk Of being just is oil moon-shine
This language comes with bad grace
from the Church-and.stale party, WHO
have waIIowed for many years in luxures
at the expense Of public credit.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-05

TO be exposed. After all. 4" honesty is the
best policy"
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l6.)
(.4drfriitemeni.)
Reverend IniDosfOr.

hCteEcnu tHfp0sEOF.
U .0OK 0UTi Look out hook out Tor
~ an INFAMOUS kNAvE. hy the
name Of EN0S L. FENWlCK, of New
York, who was formerly a BAPTIST
PREACHER, and better known 10 the
citizens oi Monroe County, as the REV.
EREND iMP0SToR." This soulIrss
VILLAIN, who was dismissed from his
pulpit, some time since, Tor improper con.
duet, is now rendering himself still more
infamous, by wckedly attempting to i'm
pose not merely upon church, but upon
the WHOLE COMMUNITY.
A few months ago, this SC0UNDREL
wrote to the Subscriber, at Boston. and
wished 10 be appointed an agent for the
safe of the Malehess Ssuative. The Cen
eral Agent, not knowing his depraved
character, gave him an agency, and for
wafded bun quantity Of the medicine.
This he soon sold, aud rcmnied the money
aud ordered another lot, which was sent
abont one month since. To avoid any
suspicion as To the DESIGN of his apply
ny for an agency, or 10 conceal his CLO-
VEN FOOT, he made partial remit
lance OF the sales al the lasl lot, only len
lays ago, Yesterday. with utter ASTON
.lSHMENT, The General Agent learnt.
that Tins REVEREND DECEIvER 10
now nplously manufacturing with his
UNHOLY HANDS, n worthless medi-
cine, "a spurious SANATlVE, which he
Is employing swlndling pedlars to palm
upon The public as the GENUINE ORR
GiNAL.
pJ- II the people of America will only
pbear ONE FACT in mind, there is NOT
even a POSSIBILITY of their heing
duped by this UNPRiNCIPLED VII.
LAIN. The fact is this - EJ-NO PED
LAR or TRAVELLING AGENT has
euer been employed ~, ihis country 10 sell
tie Sanafice, or 10 ieare ii riih any per-
son 10 sell on commission. 90 Again,
every agent of The TRUE Sentative. is
appointed by the GENERAL AGENT,
and receives The medicine directly FROM
THE DEPOSITORY IN BOSTON.
s s 8 8 8 8
90 Let all who buy the Sanative, land
almost everybody does buy it,) REMEM-
Der THE ABOVE FACTS, and they
nav be SURE of obtaining The GENU-
INF ORIGINAL COMPOUND.
ON B.-Etefv agent Of the Match
less Sanative, is EARNESTLY desired
to give an IMMEDIATE ALARM, by
having this article inserted one month in
all the papers in their towns. And that
the General Agent may be CERTAIN
that the public nre put on the LOOK
OUT for the lMPOSTOR, he will kindly
| thank all his Agents to forward him copy
of each INNER advertised in As SOON Ac
POSSIBLE.
d. S. ROWLAND,
General American Agent, Depository,
No. 1888, Washington Street.
Boston, Dec. 90, 1889.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-05

The King Of Denmark is dead.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-05

III ID LASTER may now be had at tho subscriber s
H. mill in Susnton, where he is grinding gan
tity for special custom. Il. WEBSTER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

These lures show greater uniformity Ia currency
in the suspended district than has been TO- some time
This has ben the natural result operation preparatory
10 the open II the mae, Tor the crop On those
points where thu depreciation has been the greatest ow
70 the seondn't Of the banks the demand for funds
has been greater, ovinr 10 that appreciation
With the coming In Of nc new croa thee "a cyfv uro
liability that balances will tconne 90 far audaed as 70
allow Of immediate resumpson iihou, pro uri the
sghtes, uneasiness provided IA United states B.nk 4,
able and willing 10 r,o the se,sure Tia, ,s,,y
ton viii be able Withstand pubi, opinion bu shot
time longer The laies, accounts fro. England pf.,
eonclusively that her credit is irretriesat shah an M
other side of The Atlantic Her conneci0D 1.h ,b g.,
rs Canal and BsRkher refssing to allow Of - in,e.
cation int that rotten concernhe, passing her DIVIDEND.
without eNplsnaon-refasius TO make her return sc
eording lawsnd he- cqrtemp, for public opinion ~
pressed refusing 81 security satisfaction to her ere
dirs while she IL using the dgraceful means
delay Judgment her dishonored bills have seemingly
opened eyos er those who have been hoping against
hope her favor The panic England very greet
and NJ Jssson used great exertions by assertions
thrcugh hired presses TO asy the feeling but then
he came FORWARD with figures TO show whether the
sock worth O. per cent its last quostion in London
whether II was worth more The baak now, through
he hired presses trying the public with
Of its preparations n the bank really has any
mems sf al its commend, there Is why II
should nr There Is possible demand
or noneyfron any quarter Foreign exchanges all
an favosof is country, sad the only demands made
on the hsrk 49,. from dissemination 10 trust H. This
iemsnd would 40 greet measure be stopped BY the mere
aci u resumptisn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21
MONEY MARKET.
sunday. sent. 2O--S II, M

Atthe Stock Board yesterday moderate of sales
took PLACE but little prices pn-a states
Bank declined per cent? Stonington improved FER cent
Harlem per cent.
In sterling bills 70, thefpacket, but little dome
Sales we're made At z per cent premium S475
the sterling The demand for bills very limited
and viii p-obably continue until the departure the
British sdeeu.
Thee is however great deal Of i'll feeling the
regard the course pursued by the Comptroller in tho
redemption of RED back bills We have repeatedly had
occasion speak of this heretofore The present ocy
of the state officer is totally variance with ntercss
OF tae billhodsrs whose interests alone he bound to
protect He required by Law have his posses son.
before he issues bills to any bank individual
stock equal an value to the whole be issued
equal TO one half the amount and mortgages equal dou
BILE the other half making the ina security per
greoesr value than the issued The
qres that of the protest OF any Of the bills
ne shall his best judgment and cScns protect the
bl holders from loss Instead doing this sppeas to
himself Protecs the ,--ka oi.
Take instance the OF the Washington Bank The
bills OF that outstanding, amount 1t is said
$4,000 The Comptroller holds for their redemption in
cash being proceeds Of late sales vi Stock $500 and
bonds and mortgages for 100000 At the time
public selling these bs to the brokers at - cents
the dolar-thus losing 10 per cent, when the Comp
troller would sell the mortgages at auction, il is highly
probable they would realize $1,000 which, with the cash
he mas on hands Woulo pay he Nooie chCusoh IN iui-
His objection to understand, that would
be too great sacrifice the bank For what purpose
does require that ssuers OF bills on boads and
cages circulate money should dcpoSte double the
amount is not that those issuers should suffer the
crhcs Unnecessary protect the interests of those who
them in taking their paper issues This great
gard welfare broken bankers disregard
tina; OF the fOor bhoaers smells very mach Of lobby
ing Domestic exchanges continue improve The
following is a table Of the current rates -
CuERTSr RATES 90 BssE Nsrss ASp DsNKsrIe Bus
bank Notes Ezehaags.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21
Amusement

rs CHArHAM THEArRr.-Powerful and div, r
ysifed attraction is the order at tho day at TINS
highly popular establishment. Novelty alter mo-
yeity is presented in rapid succession, and before
one attraction begins 10 lag, another Is oneIed'-
This is the secret Of the brilliant success Thorne
mas met with since he assumed the direction OF at
fairs at the victorious Chatham. To night Yankee
Hill commences a short engagement, and appears in
two of his popular Yankee characters, Sy SAGE and
Hiram Dodge. Little Master Wood, the most won
derful juvenile actor on the stage, appears in two
popular dancesj and MIR. Wood cnacts the part of
Myrtillo, in the splendid drama Of the Muetcer of
Palermo We would advise those who wish to Sc
glre box seats TO apply early A word to the wise,
sc.
yAUxuALL GAapEN-The wonderful prodigy,
La Petite Resale takes her benefit tonight-she has
q very attractive bill, and her claim for beneht
stands first the list; therefore, she must have
bumper. Her young brother, Master Ritter, only
three years old, will assist her in number ct duets
Master Rather breaks forth vita some extra heel
and toe ticks; Mr. Gardner sings several new songs;
Mr.. Carrot dances his unrivalled hornPipe;-
Mrs. Gardner sings something new, and we per-
ceive the performance will be altogether better
than any we have had for long time. The side
breaking and Jaw cracking scene Of the Serenadc,
will be repeated by Messrs. Whitlock and Gardner,
who challenge all the darkies this side Of the other
world, to begin with them; they never will find
their match in this scene-short OF the other world
any how.
THE DIoRAMAs AT LocKwooD's RooMs.-This
exhibition will become exceedingly fashionable and
popular not only from its novelty but from the in
eerest "hsen the productions ei ""ns' Dssue'e
universally excite. They are the only real dora
mas we have seen in this country, and while we
ADMIRE the splendid view Of Constantinople and ths
magnificent picture Of the interior Of the Church Of
'St Etiennc Ment, master pieces OF art, we are
astoni~hed at the effects produced in the latter by
the extraordinary invention Of Mr. d. guerre, repre-
senting by the optical effects 81 light conveyed to
the colors, the various notifications Of light from
dawn to midnight, when the chapel becomes illumi
mated, and we il suddenly filled with persons at
their devotions, the solemn effect heightened by the
deep pealing Of the Organ-and all were beautiful
changes proouced upon the same anvass-descrip.
ton convey no idea of these paintings, they
Innst be seen-aRd the convenient hours of exhibi.
every one, wso has taste for the fine arts to visit
the room, in whie- they are exhibiting, at No. All
Broadway. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21
Died.

Died.
Louis A Tarascon in the ssa year of his No French
residing in North America be ignorant of name
which, for nearly half century has been beacon for the
Europesn trade in the western states we'll as contributor
phil anthropc institutions At Marseies he alone
reased revolution of 1884, and saved
the city which he administered
the law chief magistrate He afterwards escaped the
ynge Of the ochloerac leaders, and came to where
his have been estimated by of the wisest cit
and especially by for his introducing the
CATION the western which before considered
1t is enough for remind the world that he
has the friend Of Jeferson Madison Munroe and Jack
all honored hi with their confidence His life has
the welfare Of humanity and his has
the generosity Of his heart Short his immense
good deeds The few relations who
his death think that this appeal will be su
rally his funeral all the friends Of mankind, and
the last tribute TO good
The buria will place to-day Sept al at the moruary
house, IS Dey street, at o'clock, P. NJ.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21
Second Board.
State OF Trade.

The past week has been of excitement both in
gard foreign and polite which
steady and healthy business has been doing the prn
cipal and prices have generally been well main
nit of its being seriously affected by external
CorroN-This market has been rather quiet since the
arrv al of the steamers The state of the markets the
other side depended latest dates the probable
quantity of the crop The speculative reports from
this side had conveyed the impression of short crop
This impression insufficient TO produce rise in pr
ces The probability is, that when the true state Of the
crop become. knswn, decline will take place. This
view has caused buyers for shmen to hold from present
prices this market The principal sales have been to
spnners In the southern markets there has been
doing The following is table of stocks sales prices and
the dates affixed.