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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19

on the 9Th. OF course the result was
not known when the mail Of Orleans
left. The number of votes polled was
unprecedented-4,434, and there was a
tremendous, but peaceable struggle.
Some returns have been received from
the Parishes.
City Of Neu Orleans.
The Clerk of the Maid of Orleans has
furnished US with the following results of
the election in the city of New Orleans.
Haf. Van B.
lst Municipality 26O
I'd $50
81 ll3
Harrison maj. 933
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
Pennsylvania.

The official returns have not been re-
ceived. The American Sentinel {V. B.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
City of NeW Orleans.
M a ne!

Harrison maj. 933
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
Remarks, of Mr.. WaIworth

On the Resolution offered by Mr. Lang
toorthy, concerning the Printing of
the House,
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-16

ssfvnfgherrrr tr.sstinr that g l nsst@ nsfasa 3s
a'l bee uaseaeNss. sAs8afe fHas fu tas esfees sa8
fnsHsu.Ar et -kes. 0f lAss s3Ha ss ~ faviefss
Ba.sau q Ltsefeeit. ekskh beng iaiA ss.# fafsss
seFeiet8r. ssswtts iama.e tsau4tis. ! 80 > "a
vss IL, ws aFr ten6ttas 80 elsslse step. saes 81.
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tssessssaf ais etfE.aa eHs Feaushs IL trace 81 rs
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sasis # dtechafss 81 sd ellen isotAy f.sps tie
aaas'is, hfaaRhi sp wHh hk~ktHf enc raashsns.
aea 's @stsatty sreasn HAhisas tth 5sfaasstgx a
RfrstelEE, sma 'esss Nalh Va fke shep snsrsssrssa
% ss preceded ~ an oeprcsHtaa a. she ek~sF dee
itesias enssh apa slsght assst4ae au.. Tn.
disease Is s.~sys ness - lsss dsaetrsua TIE
gftsi dansef q that these syHfSebat nay So iaa&a
lH consumption aua Hase4i ale fsshestsa can stss.
ave this end Ra, D., Tas,at's Ha,sata ~ la.
efwoft ~ sUfe fsmtdy. aH4 to shew I've nepsral
eiea success, eor tr~les 81 ceres ayn ssf e4.sse.
and Haoy IhyNeisns. ~tll be r,stltshed - fs,~
DAYS
Or NEHvors DisnAtrs & wKaxxrs,-
u. faslor's Bsissm % Llgefwort, made al g75
ho"ctF Is ssstitsd}y ~ esessnt remedy gof ihesm
diseases. Sly wsse has bern more ct lesa ii lef
the@e zen wears. sAe vas extremely nervous. sed
- times e. weak that sbs could not atteed 20 her
domestic daucs. by lhs use of tbs msdteiar.
htr strength u Wholly rseprca aaa skn ,s a. heal
,hy ~ car wish Ter to be, My address n at Dr.
Tat in,'s ogfice
tpEE az toNBUMFrfaE Mrs Martin. a
worthy mrmtef Of NY congregations. was taken 10
some TINE since with cold pain 10 tie breast aud
some ditncnlty q breathing ard 10 few dass
thereailet she had violepi cough and voent pain
IA The sides whIch medicine could relieve She
continued IN this way ZOE long time under the
medical care Of Dr.. Rea, bat finally became con-
sumfttye, and was evidently rear tho end If her
earthly sufetdgt, wien her brother persuaded h.r
20 try Dr.. Taylor's Baisam Of I.iverwori. whsa
she commenced this medicine. IL did not seem 20
agree with her for few days, but by lesssnine the
DOSE she found u answered sdmrablei 1t relieved
her cough and her difficulty If bsesthnF nsiaater;
aud we had the pleasure Of witnessing Der tap,a
recovery 10 health REV WIN. SMYTHE.
OBSERVE buy only that which - mad. a.
the va once, 80 Howrry, n. Y. ard forsala BY
GEO. BARNEY, Scranton.
y Webb, Rouse's Point.
J.. Doohlile, ChampiatH.
Mou 4 Patlee, 81. JohHs. j.. C.
VIM. Lyman & Co. Montreal. L. C..
Russell g. Skeals, 81. .aIbsas II
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-16
a Blessing to Mothers.
DR.. ". ErGns's celebrated Soothing Syr-
UPS for Children cutting their teeth.

TENNIS infallibe remedy has preserved hundred
H. OF children when thought past ecavery, from
commissions. As the syrup is rubbed on the
gums, the child will recover. The preparation ia
so innocent, efcaclous, and so pleasant that no
child will refuse 10 let its gums be rubbed with II.
When infants are at the age Of fonr months though
there is no appearance Of teeth bottle Of syrup
should be used on the gums to open The pores.--
Parents never should be without the syrup in the
nursery where there are young children for II
child wakes IN the night with pain in the guns.
the syrup Immediately gives ease by opening ihs
pores and healing the gums, thereby preventing
Commissions. Fevers, &c.
A severe cose of teething NTH summer Gem
plant, cured by The nfallble American Soothing
Syrup OF Dr.. w. Evans. Mrs Mcpherson, re.
siding at No. 8 Madison St, called few days
since at tie Medical Office Of DR.. Evans, 100
Chatham Street, ~ ", and purchased bottle OF
the syrup for her child who was suffering ezcr6cia
aiing pain during rhe process Of denttIon, being
momentsTily threatened with commissions; its
bowels too we're extremely loose. and no food
could be retained on ITS stomach. Almost imtned-
lately on its application, the alarming symptoms
entirely ceased, and by continuing the Use Of the
syrup on the gums, the bowels in a short iims be-
came quite natural. As tribute Of gratitude for
tho benefit afforded the child, the mother cams
forward Of her own accord, ard freely saactioned
publicity 80 the above. Ifay be particular IN
applying at 100 Chatham street, there are sew
eral counterieits advertised. No other place has
the genuine for sale.
aSS- IMPORTANT TO MOTHERs Children
generally suffer much uneasIHess from The cutting
Of their teeth. Whatever dangerous or fatal
symptoms attend ihjs process of nature, thsy are
produced in, ariahy from the highly irritaied and
inasmed condition Of the pars-ibsrefore the ?rir-
epal indications ofcBre are 10 abate the infam-
nation ard to soien, sooihe ard relax the gums
II that IS effected, the infant - preserved from
subsequent fever, naturalization. spasmodie coughs,
iwitchine Of isBcoLs, Group, oanseF ard eonvns-
sisas, displaying their fs'ai eonsegospees II
mothers, muses. guardians have their babes tor.
tured with psisSol and protfacts5 aen,itien, sBa
this attracts their attention, they shoUlc not
be osisrrsa SoE purchasing bottle Of EVANS
SOOTHING SYRUP for ehilerea ieeshine. tbs
uncomfortable virtue 81 which il completely re
lisviag the most Distressing cases when spPlisd
70 The insant's gnns a. dirsefed) 50 ihvalaseles-
Ths remedy has restored ihocsanns 81 ekilorss
when Oh The verge of the grave % The embraces q
their distracted pafsnis. sttssked With thar swfsi
and moriiarous naadF--eoaTgisions.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-16
GOV. THOMSON AT DETROIT.

What = ia The ,riad aess Aftef spting.
iag the gulI-irap into wheh' be inveigled
The Upper Canadians lately, Gov. Thorn
son steps over the liue 20 yisiI tie Govern
OF oi Michigan. Does he think To- come
The Eaglish over his nrighbofs Is easy as
be did over the LoY.fL SUBJECTS Of
the petii-eost King in Upper Canada
Although he has proved himself good al q
ttck there, be mus, not aaaer himself that
he can come over and out-Ysnkee the
Yankees themselves. TuELLER Of The
Detroit "Spir. 81 '76," says
1.-The governor general OF Canada, Poo
| lett Thomson, has been 90 visit these
few days past, among our friends at Mai
den, Sandwich and Windsor, and on Tues
I day took ride over here, purposely 10 SET
lus. We were " not at home" and had
rot the pleasure of seeing the man. who
/ is our ilustrloUs predecessor Tor we M
! tend one dav-rnmor says-to be govern
/ or general of the Canadas, which we have
consented TO, on condition that we are u
| get leave 10 reside at Quebec. The gov
Tenor was very plainly dressed, and had :
not been for his livery servant who fod'
/ behind him, aud whom many mlstook 10
4 his Excellencv, no notice would have beer
/ taken Of him, IN our streets, from any othe
plain looking man. After they had passed
oar office, we learn they called on Govern
or Woodbridge at his Office, al the capitoi
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-16
BENZ. LETT AGAIN.--AQUEDUCT
BLOWN UP.

The Aqueduct Of the Welland Canal,
which crossed Chippewa Greek, was blown
up early on Saturday morning with ter
rlble explosion, while Two schooners were
in it; one OF which settled down the chasm
made by the explosion, the other fell over
on her beam ends. The navigation is OF
course stopped, until the damages can be
repaired. - Rochester Democrat.
The Rochester Democrat very readily
attributes this work 10 LETT, who was
lately convicted Of an attempt TO blow W
British steamboat, and who made his
escape while on his way to Auburn Prs
on, by boldly jumping from Reil-Road
Car while travelling at the rate of 40 mile,
per hour.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-16

hiai wtiniag 10 hls krnsei while be Gogeca
hes troopg ga every field ihsg he found
ibetn. Add Queea NieIons, TOO. comes
Ia Tor iuli shafc u Ancreaa adoraltoa
III she cendrscends - make a spccch il
is copied aud goes ihe rounds al ;ie Cotton,
borne GA tie tide ~ royal feeling Tor Eag-
lands Qneen.- Nay, moTe, oii have Eng
lsshmrn made il their boast, snd truly too,
that the Sovereign OF the British Isles,
had more true, loyal subjects on THIS sidc
the ioamag pond than oa thr other.
Wheu will Americans learn To resPee,
themselves and their own cloFious insti'u-
tons whose foundations we're laid in their
torrfalheFs' biood, whose influence is now
fel, from the Slraits to the North Sea, and
which will ere long set aIl Europe by ihe
ears, aud array tile people against then
opprcssors. When we ask, and pause
tn the western hills reply Syracuse Sig-
nal.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-16

The public accounts printed by order Of
the Special Council, exhibit a charge for
the salary OF the Master of the Royal
Grammar School at Quebec and another
charge for rent OF a school room. We be-
lieve that the school in question has been
discontinued for the last six or seven years
II not longer, but not so the salary and
the house rent 81 the master. We believe
also that this school is under the supefin-
tendenee OF that worse than useless body
the Royal Institution Ii is somewhat
surprising that in city like this where
the charges Tor instruction, in private
schools, are heavy burihen upon parents,
public school should be permitted TO go
to decay We are inclined to think tina, the
public is not aware Of the existence
of this institution, or there would be no
lack OF scholars, and il appears that the
master is any thing but anxious 10 attract
public attention, as he has not put up a
sign or any exterior mark upon the
house for which the public pays,
in order to indicate the purpose TO which
it is devoted. 1t is TO be hoped that the
superintendent OF this school will be taken
from the Royal Institution, and that it will
be made effective for the purpose of educa-
ton; the whole history OF this institution
from first 10 last is very fair specimen 81
the jobbing and incapacity Of Canadian
| officials. Contrast the supneness and neg
Iect in the management OF the Grammar
School and the Royal Institution with the
activity and energy OF the Seminary and
other French Canadian institutions ri
learning, and then join in the cry that the
French Canadians are Indifferent to cduca.
ton Canadian Colonist.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-16
FOREIGN INFLUENCE g. AMERI
CAN TASTE.

Since the arrival OF The steamers, the pa
pers are as usual filed with personal news
concerning Prince Albert, Victoria, the
Duke of Wellington, land other worthless.
The eagerness with which these accounts
are sought after, certainly is indicative OF
any thing but republican feeling in the
conductors nj the press, as well as their
readers. Every movement OF stnpid
Dutch Count is chronieled from day TO day
one who has no pretensions 10 any OF
those rare qualities that elevate the states
man, one who has risen TO his present sta
lion by the power Of monied friends,
who have changed him from the inmate
Of howell to the pimp of Royalty. And
the personal movements OF this brainess,
thick headed Top, are registered by re-
publican press Shame where is ihy blush Z
Next ia order is his grace the Duke OF
Wellington--if ne has slight cold, II is
trumpeied forth that his Grace is danger
ously ill--if his head aches after mid
night debauch the American press is the
vehicle by which the intelligence IS con-
veyed to the public on this side Of the
water-luSt as If he were the greatest
man living-forgetiing upon what sandy
base has fame is built, and entirely losing
sight of the Corsicsn Captsin that Kept
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-16

.qpkmardness.- The Picayune SAYS
there are four things that look very awk-
ward in a woman, viz. TO see her under
take 10 whistle, 10 throw a stone at bog !;
to smoke cigar and to cli'ob oveT gar
den ience.
Lucian Bonaparfe, Prince Of Canine,
second brother Of Napoleon, died atNler-
be in Italy on the 29lh of Jnly. He was
&C wears Of age, having heen bornin 1875.
Il is a remarkable fact that be died Of the
same complaint as Napoleon--canceT OF the
stomach.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-16

SURGICAL. medical man has directed
our attention to a surgical invention that
bids fair To be OF great use IN reducing the
amount OF suffering attendant ON ampula-
ton. A band Of flexible steel enciTcles the
limb like a ribhand this is graduated hy
means nj a slide with cogs. and a racket
wheel turned with key, The oblrct of
this band is 10 make an equabc circular
retraction. by which the dreadful painful
dissection Of the skin that is 10 cover the
wound when the limb is oil, is rendered
unnecessary. IL has been proved, by act
nal experiment that limb may be remov-
ee in ten seconds and the pain attendant
on the operation must therefore bs great
Nv reduced. The inventor is DR.. Dixon,
a surgeon of experience and OF great pro-
mise, Of this city,-N, Y Era.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-16

Deadfm news from Florida, Indian
Key destroyed and The inhabitants mar
dered by me Indians The Charleston
6. c. Courier Of goth August, states
that intelligence was brought To that port
the dav previous by Capt. Kenyon, from
Kew West, Of The entire destruction Of In
dian Key by the Indians. Capt. X. states
that a Number Of Indians in their canoes
attacked Indian Key on the night Of the
9Th OF August, and after Numbering part
of the Inhabitants and filing their canoes
with plunder, burnt the whole settlement,
consisting oi aboui thirty houses, dwellings
and stores. The Indians remained until
noon on the following day, when they left
for the main. The survivors were conceal
ed during this time under wharf, and left
Immediately after the Indians departed,
for Key West.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-16

'.' The Canada papers have been filed
lately with structures upon the conduct oil
the Rev DR.. Siraehan, who has pilfered
she chest OF Kings College, Toronto, over
which institution he presided, and was one
Of its trustees, of The amount of $40, 900.
This institution had not been in existence
tot many years, yet this "right reverend
father in God " has pocketed annually the
sun OF $500 for experimenting The college
and lis disbursements.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-16

4 Coroneg's inquest has rendered a YER
.t,of manslaughter against Capt. MAD
,r who killed Ii. Farquhar at Mssiskoul
Bsyou tie LIST inst. An application was
male 10 the court of Kings Bench when
f. session, to admit MADAM to bail, which
rss refused. The Grand jury of the dis
rc, have reported "tfae bill" for MUIR
arr. against MADAM, for which he will
ia trird nj the next term of the criminal
eaurt From newspaper statements, anu
aab.ic report, il is too evident that the
t,,poaslhilily OF this disgfaeeful oct rests
uoon his brother officers, who were as
..rhled To witness the dsnoaement OF a
usgcdy which they knew 10 be inevitable ;
II "a correct commentary upon the mil
ts,y discinliue which has characterised
CoI Overs battalion since it has been sta
TONED ON this frontier. Those conversan,
with the character of the iiends who have
L-ea IA command of the volunteer force
f, Canada, since the outbreak in 'S7, and
tleir wonderful military exploits, in the
robbery, plumber and. destruction OF the
property Of peaccable, unotlending lnhab-
Hants, will not be surprised at any act oil
iaiamy within human possibility to accom-
push. Sill, it remained for them TO seal
their own inlamy, ard publish TO the world
iheir loss of all honorable feelings, by pub
Hciy witnessing and permitting the murder
OF boon-companon and fellow soldier
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-16

TEAVTNG seen a Notice in
Ne tho North American of


.6sh uli, ssgneJ hy one lssse Hopsugrr
pi AlbuFEh, lofbiddleg sli pefsops hstbaf.
ing, lfusupg, ~ employing hls naa Ahfa-
ham, vito has left hsa employment, ~ Be-
ssYs. wtihoat luat cause, the subscriber
DESTROYS g seelns jpsiice done all ratics
Sc iakrs il upoa himself tbegelorr 10 con.
trader. Ia ~ public manner rs possible.
the sianders and misfcpFeseHgaisoa ol tho
a8ia Isaac liu0singer. Abraham, Who
II be 81 wears ni age the ist 81 MAY next,
Was most unn4cfclnlIy beaten he bls father
in Avg. 1881, 'eiitoui (usi cause or prppo-
cation then. % eYnce his paieTnal lnve
Tor his son, he caokea him, 40 thai the
marks Of his fingers might have bera seen
upon the boys neck weeks after. lie
afterwards attempted to beat Abraham
with a sied-siakt lit IS we'll foS both that
this attempt failed bad II heen othvtwise
there nigh. have been 0 tragedy AID a
spcctacie-~such as this towA never wit
messed before. Abraham about The last Of
the same month, went DOT 10 hunt. after
having done ha DAYS work and % his
return, his father cell m?on, and brsi him,
with the butt cud Of heavy whip.s,ock,
but, being professor Of religion, be be
thought himself TINT he had not manifested
that spirit al forgiveness which the scrip
lures teach, so he finished his Christian
rork with his fists. His mcritorious con-
duct attracted the notice ot The authorities,
and, as "a REWARD or MERIT, he
/ was fined something less than % dollars.
| Abraham has not lived M home since in
/ fact, If he had the greatest desire 10 do SO
his slep-mother would not allow il. A
father who, after thus abusing a son,
and deliberately disgraeing him in public
paper, has violated every paterna feel
| ing, and hazafded his own reputation
to crafty malignant disposition.
Il. !. SENELL.
Aburgh, Sept 20, 1910. 1871
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-16

CoKsUMPTIoN AND LIVER COMPLAINT -
As a general remedy for these diseases, am fully
satisfied from long experience, there is medl-
cine equal to DIR Tayor's Balsam Of Liverwort.
Being pnrely vegetable, IT can be used with the
utmost safety by all persons in every condition.
II cleanses the lungs by expectoTaton, relieves dif
fcult breathing aud seems to heat the chest
There can be no question, but this medicine IS q
certain cure for shronic coughs apd colds. have
used it for four years IN my practice, and always
with success.
A. +. ROGERS, NJ. d.
~ CoEsuHPTroS ,-The following remarks
were taken from the las, number Of The Medical
Magazine -
a. The surprising effect produced BY DR.. Tsylor's
Balsam Of Llverwort, ~ consumpuve cases, can
not fail Of exciting dcep and thrilling inierss,
throughout the werla. We have 80 long beIev-
ed this disease (eohsumPiion) iacurable that
II ,s difficult 10 credit our senses when see per-
sons evidently consumpiive, restored 70 health.
Yet this is 4 fact Of daily occurrence; hn~ thea
can we question the Vriue Of the above Iasdieine'
n our neIt. We shall be more explicit; meantime
We hope physicians viii make Trial ofthls medicine
and re- port its efec, to Ms"
NoTE.-Ths original AID gen1ine Tsytor's
Ba,sam Of Llverw0rf u mace and soid a. $40
Bo@eFy.
To FKmALEs.-Tae number Of females In Gel
ieats health is truly surprising. Weakness, loss
Of appetite. liver complaints, and many otheF dis
eases prev upon fhsrn, making hem pa'e ard lean
Of sesh. All this ear Be rsmsosa BY the use Of
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-16
Notice.

FEvHE subscriber has given his son William II.
u Moritz his time, during the remainder Of his
mnoriiy aud he would notify all concerned, that
he VIII claim none Of the said WIN. II. MoriE's
earnings, nor pay any debts Of his contracting
AFTER this date.
JOHN NORTH
Highgate. 27th dug, 1910. 1873
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-16
Notice.

Ed Stanstead, L. O., in May last, without prov
ocation, Ebenezer Judd, an aged man whom | am
under contract 70 support during his natural life
This is therefore TO forbid all persons harborIng
trusting him on my account, as | shall pay no
charges for his support debts Of his contracting,
being now ready aud ever having been ready 10
furnish him support in my family as by contract |
am bound to 90.
WASHINGTON BROWN.
Stapslead Aug. LIST, 1870. I6-4
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-16

" REREAs nv Son, ABRAHAM HossixSe
w M, 70, Minor, has Iei my bouss and
employ, and refuses obedience TO bis parents with
out any Just cause. Therefore all persons are
hereby forbid harhorlns, trusting, or employing
him, as ! shall hold all persons responsible who
shall do SO wIthou, my consent
ISAAC HoNSINGER
Albureh. 20th Aug. 1910. 81.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-16

The RECENT FIREs.-The Montreal
Police is now satisfied that the fires at
Chambly which, in the hot zeal oil the
lova,ists, were attributed TO political Re
iugees, are the work Of one man and three
abandoned women, who had been treated
by Priest Mignaut rather cavalierly, and
who considered themselves abused by Mr.
De Salaberry, Justice OF The Peace, before
whom they were taken for some peccadil-
ioes Of which they had been gnllty II
is supposed that private pique influenced
them TO such daring acts. The three
women have been arrested, and one oil
them has confessed the crime. The police
has not yet secured the man, although IN
yigant search after him.
Commissioners who have been investl-
eating the origin OF the fire which con
sumed Mr.. Roy's buildings at L'Acadie,
have reported that on the evening oil The
c0naagration, some of his hired men were
10 the premises with lantern, aud had
been smoking their pipes there. Hence,
all idea OF its destruction having been pre-
neiitaied, and the charge gratuitousiy
made agaias, the Refugees, should be dis
carded for, it is notorious fact that
three-fourths Of the barns and stables con-
ssned have resulted from the care!essness
aad imprudence Of smokers.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-16
Dissolution.

FEV He Partnership heretofore existing heiwssn
M u. +. Arseneault and r. y. Arseueauit, 10
th's day dissolved BY mutual consent. An indsb,-
cd to The firm are requested Immediately 10 settle
with the Subscriber. who continues the husnes,
at his old slasJ, where any article IN his line can
be procured Of the best materials, and IN the most
fashionable style.
b. r. SENEAULT.
Ioot5 Shoemaker.
swanton. 2lst Aug. 1910. ns