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US.
. O K T il A 31 K R I C A N.
Portrv.
wat arm i udì wer.rt ami under crh nr-
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is O-a prHJ frani. H lrtif n amf,
W itk t H f tft titif.r tniiib ;
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li l.irft1 lì. tt, ,f ih jt
TV' , hit i;d h.rj, M-rrnrd Jaur,J
II fcft WS lii br tf K. C.
H' air i tir oaint I t'h j ì.pc,
la Ito?. hat Ufi!) t li. orM,
Lai tir J f hii i.f fff,,r I.r !.(,;,
Lai lAlttty (!jf h ii-.;.n .. ,) '
i ir ima .m ì'iio pinin
Atili tonane, ...f coi.urit ha'ì fi!.
And Krrriiem tul he-r tl'm inoli
ìnùnat ha,i !
TI. f fici, j, .n (..! tf.i and fory,
iNo incr hall jtff n mr,kin(l,
f"wf !. io tf a r,f dar ff lor
ltarr.fi lar o'f li. empir of rninJ.
Man'i jurit ijg.(iiiv iurmuuiilii. j
TU lh tcid il in nitl,i,
.Ktui noi ine a U, luntiiain,
Iti ff gliiiig lo ìigiil.
Ffom Ih hijn. dark liarfowt ar c'ann,
Ffom iti rarih a tlurk mmt foli aay,
Ani 111 Minbow fhope r-Bp:arinw,
Ufifatena () day, li. e .'oy.
ì hloti hrinli bar novr in icrror,
lo inttìena Iì-i hit tvrannv liea-
int nglil.
Sto;- ' u !.av k:.. vvn Mr. !ac!,nzi
Sdì u'.lunalch . We ,svr t'.juir.)
li. i.-iractt-r In lì.r f!m r!oi'.n rf pri.
i! ti. e iigitBting; c.i,JT,rt
o w ! i-ri r-cace aiid hvi-e
vitf ii.'r, sui ars
fW stPf Hjoj C Vii
rurt, u'r.ft ile trial n. IVif!
i, ssv ve
-f A-
Is t!
jita!iiy t. ile traudi r, wlio bevi
i...n:e nij vuur shnrrs? If it
tir t i 1 ii.livri-.ce uik Ina
3'r?tniit, wJ.cìi irn; prtnoraiion
ami ilea.i.y s-rii t.csct Jiim ; ar.tl we nvi-r
Ihit, lo ur ctv iciir., he Las unifottulv
rnan.fVMf.J a krnriicriit tliKKosition. a...! a
ernuific BUarKrr.ri.t, to itvrAnm. He has
lw n roospciir.J to tike an activp partiti
nsUìr ofthe hÌlt constfjnpniv, inv!v.
tr lò" tfrraWM tii.Lctil!it. He may hav
ocv,i Irjally uroi;?-, hut nrvrr ttm in ali
ci iik nnilivcs, nevrr ns a l e to liis race.
ile I as pascti the rneridian oflife, ani
his Iì(Tì!ì!i i nudi imjiairpj ly toi!, Koliri-l'.iJi-,
orni Nul'i-nrijf. has" an amia Me
nr.il liumt-rous fjinily !epeiii!ant for nip
jwirt an.! niuf atinri ti;on hi exerliun
in a loreign land. Ami liis Joni-
""i- unui iiiiii uis, uuniiii's aria imunrauie
inJastry pive tiòsurance, that with the
nij iviiicnt ol personal liberty that de
pen.ìaiire woul,! not he vaili.
Whetlier he iolalej any law of Con-
pre,', or noi, tvas bd dotibtlul, allertile
niORt sagacimis arni ahìe ellorls to adduce
pr'Kif 'spainst him, that. as tv e are inform
ed, eiijht of the J ti ry were for some tinie,
tlecided aainet his" conviclion. And our
view of the evidente, as puhlished, leaves
us under impressiona similar to those under
tvliicn illese Juryrnen Mere disposed to
ti.
Lif ht t)n an il e long in'gìil of rrror,
TU Vitato of Fioe(ra will m.
VA UI12TY.
TUE I.inKIiTV TREK.
I.fily af;,.r ,iir JjuV rf ntinker
tr.e IHitis.i in Itii'ton heran e Ki.mru hni
.!r3ìterl f..r fv. Arsione nt.Ser nieans
(."i;pf.:y in? Iheir t-an:i, tl.ev resolved to
cut down the reVhrate.! tree Inovvn ali
over the Colonies. as the i. inr.it tt Titrr..
'I hi W38 dune iviili pome pomp, ornino
finali inirth, Ly the troops, hy orderol (ieri,
(iae. A tìeuspoper, pulii.liej in (.'arn-
fru:pef in Augiifct l j, pives the follinv
ujp arcour.t 1 this transnnion :
"The rnemies ol hli-rt.v and America,
headed hy 'J'fni Gajje, lately pavé a nolile
Kperinien of their halred to'the very iinrne
ol liberty. A rar!v of thern. nf li'nm niic
davs
n few
ani
the
The citizen of Rochester, murlj to their
rredil, ari takinp nieasures lu procure the
releaseof Air. Mackenie from a Uepuhli
can dunpeon. They pclition Van Uuren
in the followinp words:
To Ihe Pretidcnt oflht Uniled Stala:
3in. e the subsrribers, inhnbitanis of
Hoci.eHier and ita vicmitv, in the Slato of
.e.V;,rk fr-.scnt ourselves before the
(,hiefMagitra(e of the Nation, with the
ireetJoiT) and reajiect of Kepubiean Citizens
lavor. lt ,s, tha William
Macen?:ie mav be illttr ì armati f ri
nnc mi imprisonment imposed ujmn him
imi monili, hy ihe Circuit Court of the
cniiea state held at Canandaiijua,
re.lored to the open air oflleaver.-
joyiul embraces of hij farnily and a (ree
...icituurse wnn tua lellow-men. V
inake this application without the nolicita
Uon.orevcn knoivIedL'e. ofMr. MarUn,
aie; and we make it in the full beliel, that
no public detriment cai) nos&iblv arise fr,
lU heinp pranted.
N e are friends of liberty; and of just
lawa (or tts security. And we yicld to
none, m our repard lor the faiihful admin
islranon of sud. laws, by the proper indi
cial tribunali. Bui we ari dpnlu im
pressed with the idea, that it U indis'pensa
)';'ne government, that the laws
snookl be ao interpreted, in ali cases, as to
," ine great rignu ol individuala con
ferred opon tbem by hipher authoritv thnn
Uiat or man. We admit, that emerp'encies
.v-.wulljr Bn8e ,n U)e uomestic allairs
. c ami Detween ATations, impera
mr.jr re.uirinp the high interposition of
..meni, anu wnien are ofa nature to
.r,,uer n csiremeiv d.Uicull thus to frame
and interpret the laivs. In such cmeren-
V"' ",c "urresiaoi ireedom would be in
minunent jeopardy, were no discrelion
oroewliereJo,l2ftj, far their preservati
y-our conslitution a place is consecraled
lo such .scretion ; And we look to you.
Nr, as fiìlinp that olace.
The transactions intn nhi!i if i.
theJotjof the Circuit Court toennuire
were much perplexed, and very muliifa
noo. Rpectablenien in Upper Canada,
liad lonp Iwn discontented with the cv
ernment of that Coitiiiv. il .,-, i.. .....
ceMy io reforra il. Their attemnts led
nly lo stretche of power renderinp re
forra more difliculi. and at the sanie lime
more necessary. The conseq ucnces were
SI IDirllt IllVH Uan l - '
citement of ferocious & vindictive passions
Y" fan in oppressoti, and the
Il he violated law, man? others bave
done it, in the sanie rmerpency, wilh bet
ter opportuniliesef knowin? iis nrovision.
and less moli ve to engape io their common
rourse ; and yet he i the first, and alrnost
the on!y victiin. Moreover, the In w has
now been honored hy his conviction and
condemnalion : and the exipenr.ies for
whicli it waadesipned to provide, geem lo
bave wholly ilisappeared. We conceive
that not oniy public Kentiment and the in
terest of the country would he consulted
Li. iinr,!,.., I.... .1... t
. (.aiuuii, dui mai bucii a rueasure
woulj !est subserve the objert of the law
iUelf, since bis liberation could noi disturb
nor, as we conceive, tend to disturb, the
prace now exisiing on ali this front ier.
ith so mnny rootives of salety, Im,
manity and policy claiminp bis freedom
we respeclfully ask, shall the veneratile
lorrn ol public justice assume the stern as
ect of needless severity, and denv it ?
Lookinp to the benipnant obieets of our
ronstilulion and laws, and the personal
characterof him, who justly liolds the
hiphesi place in their euardiansbin. r i
l-"m,ul "llJ' fnieriaininp the humble bone
Ul" nppiicumjn vm ne received with
avor, anu mai mr. iMackenzie will be
epeeui.y restored to the allectiona of ,!
i "i t.t -
lamny anci the intercourse ol bis friends
e are, with nerfect repneef Sir
obedient fellow citizens. '
ì.v, 18S9.
Job iliiams wns rinp-leader,
since, rejiarre.l t. a tree at the South end
of lloxton, kimwn bv the nanie ni liberty
tre, and, arnie,! with axes. &.e. maiie a
lurious attack upon it. Alter a long i-jiell
oi laupmnp and prinninp, with malici dia
boiicnl, they cut down a tree, beeause it
bore the name of liberty. JJut lieitkfiown
to this infamous band of traitors, that the
fì R A NI) AMHRfCAN TREE OF
i.lHI-.K i 1, pianteci in the centre of the
Ijnited Colonie of Nonh America, now
flouiisbcK witb unrivelled.increasiiip beau
ty, and hids fair, in n short lime, to aflord.
under its wide-sjireadinp liranches. a sale
and happy retrent for ali the sona of liburiv,
imvicn-i iiuiiierous ano uispersed."
Ina succeedinp jiaper is thefollowinp
ilem :
"In the late exploit of cuttinp down the
Liberty tree in Boston, by Cape' meli, a
fold ier, in attemptinp to' diWantle it ol
one of its branches, fell on the pavement.j
njr wnien ne w.is instantly killed."
.7 JSnr Thcnnf !
i.Ti:i;i;sTiSf; M, avvi.ic.ibu:
to T; .ivFi.icTi:n
niIM m r k s l '
Tlic Stomrn li, or INYrvos ;
Sueh ut DYSVKVSI.1, dthtr ( hronie or
Catui!, undt'r thr iroml nytiiplotus rf
r stlcsnt$f ; .orrnris of Spirili, a?al
Grnernl F.maeiution ; COXSr.VV
Tl()X,irhcther oflht' Lvnz or I.ircr;
urr.it .irri:cTioys ; j.iry-
lìlCr, holh lìiìiarij Se Spasmodie;
C OS TI rKXFSS; H O IIMS of rvery
variety; 1111 V.VM.ITISM, vhèther fi-
cute or ehronie; tozflhcr vith (ÌOVT,
SCllOFUL. Ì; l'air, in the head,lack,
limbi and $ide, TVVI1US FFI'FJl,
SC.WLET FF.rEll, Vutrid Sore
Thnwt, fei'eiì ,s- .invi:, spamod.
ir Palpitatimi of the Henri . 'h trries,
Ncrvcui lrritabilitij, Xcrvous U'tak
nes$, Ihstcric, Tic JJoulourrtix,erai;ips,
Fnnale Uhxtìuctions, Ihatllutn, Head-
oche, Covtrh, Ihe common or hvmid, Sl
the Dry or the ÌThooping-, dSTILMJ,
Gravcl and Dtopsy,
DR. GOODF.'S
Celebrateti Female
Pills.
1 'rru!r,j i
flMnnr Viu are utronrly rfirnnv
lliie cuniriUini. .
from ani ol Firn-i. tir i;,,!,. '.",'
il t-f t!i v'cni, ()(sinicii..ii. .v.l!É.r ' ' '
rpi.icfiv in reme in
their t-ex
alren jifiriiiiig
A'trimarh ami
rlt'iifiMi!';, nini
ivmrl.t
" In,
'"fa.-i a, H ,
The Jlloori has hiihcrto Lcen coiisidored Ly Km
jiirickn ami olhers, as the fjreat rr!f;rilaior if iIip
iMirnun Bysiem, ano siici is Ihe ilcvoldine.is of ili
aulmreiiiH to 1 li at
intense resoluiioo of resistance
most
a . t
of the nn0.-,r .ri ..: "'c..'ar;
- - , ,,...u. 4 iCSl. jiassions and re
o btinn, tveear, the work of devastati
and bloodi.hed, which soon drove Mr
,,;i;:?.7:iC l, our ,horN- A!" ime
- .... ......, men, wartwa, and chilJren
the frapments of famiìies broken un and
Wannp .11 lie marks of mUerv upoahm
cept ,he i to eubmit to helr or
Iltkt ett!ed parts of Canada imo or,
adiacent lerrilories. n. ... 1 ,r
e n fronte w.. hglued np bv . 6n
b..te of peneron ,ymP.ihy. AH observa
non of pregni scne,, ali recoJlection. of
pai scenes, servai only to quicken and ex
tend ihese ympathiet. Mr .Macken7,
wiiwcìcomed w.th unìimUed enthna;. i
&S one Ol Ihe ealintr rrrcn.. ,
Tue Jcrt. The Rochester T),mnnt
correclly staies, that when the jury retired
they were 3 lor acquittal, 4 for conviction.'
j ma is uue, as was positively ulTìrnied by
three of the ìurors themspivMs Ti, .....
cial pleadino-, then.of th. court 0n.i li"
eloquence ol iMr. Benton were not theprin
cipal means wherebv a verdiet imu
ed MrMackenzie openlv stated to the
Judpes in the Court, that of t III f tt-nlio
men drawn, one had been ih-ur-rih,..! t,:.
b. - i vi i' Hill
itterly hostiie torv. who
dred times prejudped the cause of Canada"
.u u a a, u ne ot.jected to him, and rnen
loned Ibis the obnoxions juror mitrili stili
be kepi by the court on the trial l, i,.i
relrained, fearingit would do bis cause
more barin Ihan good. Th 1 n rir rr ... I
np thus snoke waa 1 nr ron r'i-,r.
L'Ili T .rn' f . "'l Ol 13
r ìjIAAAx, of Naples, tbrou-rh wI.ocp
means, after three hours discnssion. ih
,l u "as tna"ir to ol.tain a verdiet
w.,,,ch 8 mr'y "'fthe juror, had res .iv-l
ed not to pive after hearing the evidenee
r ui tr .sa t.i ter uncompromisinp enemv
or the Canada cause, and of democracV
itself in every shape and form. IIow the
Canada tories will rejoicc when thev read
these admi?8Ìon!!--.VaefrMr Cazclle.
r?ìr JR ?,n' Jtrials of
Mr? J? IJ0.!ih1yand I)o Gerals
-McLeod and J heller, and other fiiends of
.-iiiiiiiiaii liberi V are in
Mr. O'Connell has nicknamed theUnner
Italica il... liti r t i '
...c.c iiuuseoi urpnans," no person
bemp ndmitted til! he is fatherless.
A report prevails in the circles of the
I alare that ber Majestv will make a series
;f visus in the noni, ol Enpland, and prò-
iy i-Aifim me uoyal tour to Scotland.
Qucre, Can't bhe come to Canada, via
Washington.
Her Mnjesty's powers of mimickrv arel
naiu io equai tiioscol ihe late Charles Mat
thews. Tire editor of the Northampton, ( Enp.)
Counersayg, Jnst before puttinp our
paper to press, we met with an accidem,
wlncli knorked three coluinns of al in) ìf Irn
tpmperance, foreign news, natent m,i:'
cines, coal nunes, ainging books, beef cal
ile, beautiful ladies, mulberry trees, and
vanous other articles, into pi
The Chinese are said to bave conceived
a horror and antipathy for the steam-boat
vvmn, noimngcanconqner; they contend
that it is a most " indecent and disgustili
iijveiiiion.
ie
rroncou iloctrine. tliut iIipv
coment ilioiimelvcs wiih the siniple pokscssioii df
this Callaciotis opinion, without cnijiiiritif; into i he
priinarv sources troni w-hence J.iio, llcalih, ami
vigor emanale, and, vice verta, pain, sickne.ss ilis
case and deatli. Noisowiih Ih. Hvkt (wln.se
cxtensiv rescarch and praclical exporience ko cm
incnt ly quahfy him for the piolcssión c.f whidi l,p
has bei! ti one of the most useltil rneinhers. Ile
conteniis and a momnni' refieclion will convince
any reiisoni.is- mimi of the
ihat the slomath, liver and ihe associateli oroans
are e priinnry and gre.U rneulators .,f health.und
that the blood in very many insiances n depcnilcnl
. .. .,c.NSanii, ami mai unles medicine reaches
J HE KOOT OF 7'HK IiI.SEA.SK, the mpfrfi.
rìiil tinnii h. .......li.. . -i . . r .
...,,.c. UI,itiiy prescrineo.serve liut a hnU
to cover the ravages of deep.rooied malndiey
riu cr these convictions, at tho expenso of vcar
of dose application , the doctor has (hscovei ed a
medicine w hose scarcliing powers are irresistihle
and in prcscr.hinp, it i., wiih a knowleoVe of iti
heing a radicai cure m the varions diseases al.
ready enunieraleri, even if applicd in the most crit-
-"". ne rioes not prctend to ascribe-to
HL-NT'S BOTAMC P1LL.V
a supcrnalural agency, altliough troni positive
' ' , ' m'ow iciie oi Iiutidred. he
prepared lo show, that wheii every other cani
remedy bns been iven up,
IIUNT'S BOTA NIC PILLS
"--" nnuwii io lan in eiieclin-r two ve-
,j sriLiryiii resulta, tliat ofraising from the bel of
sickness and d.aease those who bave tested their
fclticacy and thus amply rewardine Dr. llum for
toma i.; ,
tiH frotluritin ...
hra.'ihy ciiuti ihronphout the mm, , . '
They crta-e 1e, correct Ìiidi.e, ,en " '
(óddinm and Nrrvoiw lleiidiuhe, amj s '"
nently u;lid in lhi.se Flatulenl Ci.mpU,,,!,' T'
.t..i..T3 r ii.t.cii ai ine" 1 1 ri; (,j
lliry olmate i oaavrnem, ami coni
lericai ami .erouii AhYrlinm, hk
... j; oi.u (. .lui-in rniri in J liinr -i,,,
bile, and in the numi obsiinate raum n ( J ''
fin, or (irren .S'ickucn, ihey mvariablv rJ'"'.'""
pahd and delicate Iemale to beahli inj Vf :'
TUc.v l'ills bave pained the mnctmi, a,',j
b.itir.n ot the inoM eminent l'hy.ician in jt """
ind Slate, and many mothers cun lil.e,, ,,
lo theirextraordiiiarv i iricucr. The . '
niaies, whoye rjnectation.i ol'the tender.... . : "
ofconnuliial bniiniiinss bave been .l. i...,.'
Pills may l,e tmly exlec mnd a bli.f h,. '
'.m ren. .vale ali defilile; u.-.al dehilnv, aii , , "
(accordìi to directiomi.) obviate ali morati j
DR. COODE'S
Celebrateci Fcmnlc PUH
lispcl that lulsomo and dinaf.'reeable M'iisRijnnc., j
mon tofemalea at cicli monthly return, hlew . 1
attemJant pams in the back, s,de or' hiinr"' " l
eenerally counteract tho nauxen. vnn.. "" !
olher liervousarlectif.ua in CholorosiM , '""' !
sickiiesn, in a few days, and if continuf(!(arr, , "' l
to direetioiiK,) foon ellect a perfert e,,,,.. "''
is is sitrnally cllicacioim in recruitinff thè u ' '
sickly Iemale (who ha been iluring her hicrn.
iur anu sensiiive; as llie J- t MAI.: J'n i s i
pilla invi;orate the whole hvstem, ilprvr ',' " '
memory, and enhvcn the imayinaiii.n, m-aif , '
tue ami restare tranquil ripoi.e. JMav i,,, " !
feuiale can tcstify f their cflìcncv, "h,
I htHcians (in this cliy, a., also t,r, i
l li ned .States) can bear tcstimony to ih,",, ,,
and exiraordinary virtucs. J'hev are h.valethJ ' I
enleebledaiid relaxed lem.-des. w'h.. r, '
ano ni men luitoiirs are aHIicted witl, weaknAv
ii.hrmiti..s,in whii h Ihoy are higblv u..iii,Mtcl..".
ciime at Ihe sanie timo tho slomac'h, ihe hn. "'. ì
wenkened orans, and the whole consi i.,.,'i ' "'
Aolu at 100 (jhalham Street, NPW Vnrk tu'!,
one respocmhle person in everv town in ,,c'i . ",
LOIIFXZO PKliliY,
Stvanton, 'f imoni.
A decree of ohi!
from the Court ofExchequer apainst Sir
Henry Mamwarinp, Uart., late of Over
eover, in the countv of rimn,
. r i- . unti a
.MiMiimneaexecuted on his property.
Sir Harry is abroad. J
Sir James Clarke bas at ienpth been dis-
7" ile asked leave to trav
el lor a short timo .i
. 7 ""! iiu permission vva.s
b.mii. ie truih is, bis rude attack
upon ne nnnor or Lady Flora Ha.stinfrs
-. .--.v. . ., t,, ue clu Jn aimost everv cir
' T T own PeaCfi ' niind itwas
,v ,r ,m l0 retire. He was e
cmlmgly mdiscreet, and be will Buffer from
man, down
Enplish poh bas not corrupted '
nor Enplish torvism taLr-n ii.n
. .' . !..
Jiropress bere.
our press,
iace of re-
princitne. nmnnir m.r f
ti,., T.,.. " i " ' ,. . .-""" ".M.icrs.
, Dre ,airl' chosen frm ad
r-; ... me istrici or Mtchip.n, and they
mi not vote love of liberty a crime, nor
d.shonor thedustof forefathers bv buiid
mp jai.8 lo incarcerate within their"jlwmy
. ; ; ,, iimiw me orni pro
jwriy bv lo.lowin? their
k" "ut y' . i i il i il h
their wnl be no conviction bere r He
warA .-Case and I Mackenz.ie are indicied
at A.bany, bui Aibany beinp too den-n-auc
a lepal trial is refused ; Contésa
must le ann if.l ir i. - ,
r- " olc a ,ÌVW istrici
d tali Man. They bave a
coutil," so tali, that he bires himielf cui,
at camp meetinps, for a steejile !
TI
r.ow
vvi.b-n ,7!ie Wn'k advanceJ ninetvfivèfeet
he brii kwork of t!,e Thames tunnel is
; ivi inni nftyfive feet of ti,e !ow water
Dr. llunl's Molante Pills.
N lhr mwl..l ..I - i . .
- generai ar:d in rnany inslances
tini llrifrilinln.l 1
. uMKJuiluuil III HI IIl 1 fO Urr'.mi r .t
mndirol rA: 'r.7j: , --' 'ny or tue
.7. . Udy ini- "-' s rii.i.j
a io. TK a,st'nc"" universi uppro
a io,! I bey are perhaps the only medicine puh
liei v adver . timi i., .1.. r .. ' . I
. me imi and unirsi
n,I, V.i I M ,n "8 lavor. f Hot the
-..v ... .i g,ves iuii satisfaction to ila ,jr
chasers. Dr. Hunt ti, c,:,.r-.: . ' . r
that hisPillsare , i" ' .OI K".W,nP
... . "-.j t:uiiiinenaea and nre.
scrihed by the most e,.r;,..,j i . Pre
those diseases in whiM. uL nf,ton,s.
eflirarin... - "tU "OW U,t"
Thrao Pili ... ... .
m tua. un: rnnr iia.iHii - .
ih r,.lN.. ; -, ly commenueci 0r
" ...y t-oinj.iaints, and directiong lor ue
1.1 J'?. .afffcCtl"t'' "' "ery,,tage and dneree. fé-
oreparticularly the nausea inci-
llouralbus; fever and fi fJIlf" inni n
........ ."e-
Ilishly IiS)orlai2i !
Nervous diseases, liver compiami, .U,,,
billious diseiiscs, piles, rbeumaiisni, ronfin,..,,
.Mirrila r.r.l..n r...it. ..fi I . .
,.vr..,,r., w.i.n, r..uui.K oi ,(J0U, pam 111 Ilio (,
ino siuc, uicers, iemale weakiienn, ali deh.
mercunal Uiseanes are siicccwfiilly Irentei1
KV.-I.NS' medicai Oliiee, 100 fhaihij'
1CW ÌOIK.
Dk
Cam ornile
VCSI,
at l.'r.
J'C?zoJtox! was an od(,ify of the odd-
- r.,.i. x ne ocsi anecdote of bini is, that
cp . ;,V i A ' "'e residence of ihe
bv he II R,t-he Was '"Portaned
tandlon., to desenbe beaven. You fiau
a preat deal about that place," 6aid Z
Generai, ' teli us how it look, t '."'!
urned bis prave face, and lon? wav Z
;eard towards Tdessrs Root and B l" and
ien rep10d wilh irnperluraL,e
"Heaven. Ir end a .. ."',
. - usi extent ni
emoni k .ni i. . . . 4ll"i oi
- "alien terriiorv; there s nm .
tjroot nor lush in il, and there nevcr wi
male sickness, more particularly the
deiit to mothers; flouralbus: fever .
mnt consurnption or decime, whether ofthe I Z
u..p,j neadache and giddiness, Iosa of appetite-.-.
nervous iremors; ii.ebriation, ór delirium reme
spasmodic airections of ali Lii.rU- .1 u ,remcns'
wheihe, ,4 . J &; "'e rheumatisni,
wntttier a chronic or inflamair... . . ..'
nua f ie. f.,.. 7";ivous animi -
TjeeJ ff VC.7 var''j; scrofula,salt rbeumnd
of tLé .kinVràtl a,ldrPurc compie, o
oi me skin, restlessncss at nict, ar.d dailv irrita
bdity and me anrhr.1. o. ' V. ,rr"a-
femalfi r...,;. "' r."" ",m,,cauJ clianges o
j.imiiii.ii; H h'.P imh., ... I .-
amzed con.tituiioL. i ..Uu'.'.L', . "." d,Kùr
nitve noi
EVANS'
fr Jlnericnl Vilh
' J
N LOV SPIRITSZ-Low pirii,
state of the mind. acconuimii...! l.
lion wherein the crealest evils uro i .
upnn the alightest ground, and the w-.r.vt vL-'
Miences imai'ined. ylricieiii Me,li,-nl
posed ibis disease lo be confit.nd lo ihoe pari,, , -roiions
of the ahdomen, (echnically calle.l ,v,,(. "
dndia, which are situated on the t ight or Idi' i
of that cavity, whence comes tho ame J,v,,ot(
riasis. ' -5
BVMPTeMS, ,-,
The common corporal Kymptoms are, flaiiiWr. i
in the Monmch or bowels, acrid eriictatioM, & f
tiveness, si.astnodic nani?. r)iL!;.,, a ;
sigbt, palpuations, and ofien an ut.cr inabilitvo l
Hx.rg the atlention upon anv aubiecl cf i.. nr,',,. I
or engajjing in any thing that demanda i.w ;
courage. Also languidness-.he mind huì
irritatile, tllOUclltflll. (Iesr,nn.!;., .,.U...I..i.. .. i
dcjected, accompanied with a total dcranceriku:
llie nerirous svsrem. Tho mo,,ir,l fr.i;.. ..: i ì
cubar tram oftdeas that l...n. .1.
and over helrr. the judginent exhd.it an ii.É,,,, '
t or'S 'm- WÌSe8' B,,d best 01 ,mn arc
te this allhction as the weakesi
CAl'SLS.
A Hcdentarv life of anv Limi cr,:))
study piotracted to a late bm.r i i. ;'..i
tarely relievcd by social intercourse, or eitW.'i l
dissolute habit, great excess i eating ami drink- ì .
'". u,e """ouerate use of tnercury, violent m-
gatives.the suppression of some habitual dirrlurr. 5
(as the obstruction of the mense,) or long eoiii.i- -ned
crupuoiwj relaxation or deb.lity ol or.c or 1
more important organs within the abdomcn, ut ?..
re'jiitnt cause.
1
heen t,ern,ar.r..l.. "r" "." wnic
Thè nuV; "ry yc
intime' a, lOO rb Z'l "Ul t? ?
the authnri.1 " : "" ;i,ew ork. or of
advertisern. : :,,:u.J,,u,c, Per" Ida other
denended ZZ ,r'' ? be
trùth. blrlcl a,id acknowledged
LORENZO PEJllìY, en,t
Swanton, Vermont.
"l'm laiine down Ih ln,r .
jsaid when he floorp.t . ,i. c'
. vMunseiior.
lent
mti a 1 1 nm -,r . uni i i
ilcd liberty, .nd he wa encoura; Z ll'i II " j' centre ; and On.
A ir, r "i :: ..": Known as i" most aristormtir
: . una icounty in th? Slate, th irV ...... ........
pcl that wbit be witnesse.1
what he herd uii,.4 r .
. "". i""!tip.e and pUr
r.oiin ibc means
T? f 1 t. .
" r return big gincer thanki i tk-
Cllirom rS V ....... r. .. . . """" tO tbt
beri.. II. i... u.... orem
Oit tua hm
ha n determir.ed upon
fpontaneously ac-
Or la il.rr.rm .1 ..
Ir ha, arnvedfroi, Canada Z7 Z
nir.ed non milinr. .
Itedfrom that alone, to ili exclù i ,i f"" d from ,he r.U " U'S"
r.inetenthsofthe ho,!, r.f .... Til" .? -sUncM placet (h.L, i " T
i . - T - ti iiisilll I ' t ' Iirnt.f.r aà. ti a - - - B , ri :
òrbita back in iri.mh. l. r" " .!ni "lf Jr'. l rnust be secreti, drawn i.V i ir, .h ?ance Ind "P-.y of ,h.
dece,,njassist,at;;ia!r'" "it froniier in.ul,.; Z T" :i
cxiuntrv one of th moti kn .r,'"' ' lI' . &r-c- ol the nroner ani .isual rh-t- . I of -v-r.ton w,n Mm.; , , ..' " V. '""ni
cet of h.r. " " .":rtuw iy, tl.e juror. are leti ,rt rnir.i"' I ! -ehour'. storie BuiW '.;:: V.'
. ..fcuM U,,UH canI1 I Hmrl -Irncid F.rr..'. urio .11,.
ecmulatinp cnder hi. eye, woulj
:t, f, i' V'f rors JfA to mix and 1 . ,,"e' ' Building nex,
't, sperei tvnh by torics, cnwarned by c 1 i FSJUB?, im
MARRin
TCI Marble of .11 ...
furn.n. .a... L.. . i'ns Will he
. jr
kee
p Constant ly on band '
rr. .
uoscrihor ...
T 1 ... --
f nd .S7Óo, 11-""",
o, Fir, W,V & Vr
in
TBrnii i- wt
71ie princinal obieeic -,r.,,..
,- . v. atiiivni are,
I ni. . rr.i-f ir... ... .. .. .. ... .
r r"' 7 irenguien ilio body and ioti.1,"' .
Ihe pini, which may be promo.ed Ly cx.rw
carly tiours regular meals, and pleasant
I,?; l i . ds ('f costivf) being carefulii re?
ulated by the occasionai s, ,,, a )nM '
we Know tiothini? bett
nd than Dr. H in. Evans' yfpenent l'illa-U-i
m.ld and certain in their operat.on. The lu i -be.ng
once clcanscd, his incstimable Ctmir ' ?
t His, (wlncli are tonic. nrM,. ..j
modic,) are a infaiiiL,l "iri " .
pule bave proved a greatless.r.g to the non'
Some idiysicians bav. . . r
c . . "-iiiiiienneii a iree u-
ZÌI. "l Lcreor.t-d te; '
Vi ri i reatl a?t'ravaie the ,
1 1. above invaluithl. .,.j.;
with
iole;
ci.ef, lUfCI.'
r .
h.chbewilUni. Ve. -c.
Order addres,ed to him at Swanton Vi
Bcekmantown. X. V e. . an on '.
" - - " i un
will ensure the
mm.ri;... .... :. r !"-'
aimost an. " ut"'wJ Marld.
le at
swanton, Vi.
AD.A OKCl'TT
J" ne, 13, 1839. UI-
FREDERICK AKSKM-x
OOT and ?hr.p.mt. .. .i ,.
Pleoftbe Kir Z.. 7 e"6 '?n
stanllv on l,.nrl "cer"
peo-
A fTOMrr. rat '
Square trottine G. ,"4nrln.T. of
dancing and .ft ' 8 I'VS'
i m ""(, unir
ani! .Mnrnr.r.r, .1 i . I
.'.ini,t,i. Ul,
h: l.n,i,,.a t;.i
i .... j ti, vi
an.f mn .1 r
eet. Ali ,k:.k i . . " 018 "' small
,l " " - ne iviil warrant m 1... ,.r
. UT 0
ieaj-
ih . nunli Eolanick PMS; )r. Cai' ,
celelralct Iemale Pili; Dr. Etnm, -,
J?e C"V; Jr- n.' A'ooAiiisr " r
rvp for Pcclhing, are enlered art-ur.':
lo act of Congrega, and the righi to preparc i
c,,y Stephen Van Schaick;
J royZ. Clark; ' ;
U aUrfordMwr. Scott;
Aonrij, y,jamei Wiight;
V r tr -
Montpelier E. P. U alton Son;
watt ton Lorenzo Perry.
hemostajouJii;---o
er than thev oiifjl.i t i... ucn CI
.sJanSn00"" Easl clhe E-BWIoicl,
VV tra-
' J it ubscr.berg bare ,nlde arranix?n!i 4
m- and will keep conant!y on band a 5
V S"?' ent of 7'wn' rn,d ,
and Zfoor Tree. !
l'i
ti
'ie
I. A. VAN DUZEE L Co

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