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o. A CARD.--Tn order to remove the veil Of ny,tery
which Frederick schwsnn has hr.wn around his odays
ce will only be to state that the reeent acts 10
which aluson made consist 10 Chr,ian Klug having
bees obliged the said sshwanp orcby out
OF h store. These "reess acts" are, therefore, easily
wider range, occupying space Of some sin seven
they will however soon have to appear their proper
place. 70 the edhssto. Of the '.d scswans and they VIII
be placed the mysterious notices and verbal statements OF
In the meantime the public requested to suspend its OPT
- CHRISTIAN xLUo.
New York, July 18TH 1850.
sopy Of letter received by Christian Kug from Frederick
sclrann:-
NEW Yors, June %, 1890.
Mn. CHRurAr KLus-
Dear sirin spanc. With your request, take pleasure
10 stating hst the spprchenson created by yosr late
posdene 10 England AID by the impressions received
arrival here have been completely removed from my
mns.
IL any thing dsrcgatory ref.eiisg ysur
character should have resulted from publication Of the ID
instant regret exceedingly, and shall consider Il duty,
only any impression. fros tho public
mind but 10 proof. Of sscee reconciliation, ana
my desire to promote ysw future interest
Yosr share in tie profits OF the Arm Of g. sch~apn Co.
Of this city, equal Mr. Akrsyds and bssdes yeur
ssps.ss secured e ,ou aseSrang and y our .ss
suit Of the business 10 satisfactory and creditsbe to Yourself
II daring controversy the sreed state % feelings h.s
WON all rsmenbranee of Il trust tie harmony reeasa
ed In relations prove lasting and beneficial TO both
Yosrs, truly
jyis Otis. FRRDERIeK sCHwANN.
ChANrAGNE-0roe.r,, Psopreioo Of Hotels and Others
" Invited By the subscriber sraDse large andsups-
rio lot ofChs~rsgse offered "a st 10 suit purchasers pr
&c. fer below the ec.t ofimrorsatios.
Very Superior Wine, oflais imPoraion Al - per BASKET
warrased n prime order Among ths stock viii b foasd
&C that we'll knows and fsvorts Wine,
The Anchor brand At - per basket,
Also. the Grown, q -
And Eagle aN
Also tho Pine Apple, Golden Eagle ship, Stag ssd
ether brands w qssrs and pats equally The
entire lot vi worthy ssnon, n Low price and good qsa
" en- BE- made indueement
THEODORE WALSH, ia Front-st corner 81 Wall
j,22swis
ey- A GOOD, Industrious young American English
III 10 wanted 10 wait g.ntlsman and his vf, (po
ehdres ~ John stre On~ between "a ard ~ n
age woud ~ preferred The susor ~ and psrma
The living COED the wages good ssa th,
ssr. wh.n the month comss round.
CODA h MINERAL WATERS The subscriber. ha.-
- ing completed their arrangements lor Mns.l Mser' are
even variety q syrupsso tickets .cld g. dollar s sefs
toforc
They have also the Soda wasr eotlss. CO ssTag
family RusHTON AA-ftNWALL,
50 William a., 10 Broadsay and 10 As,or House.
Saratoga Water from the nnsm, Wslton, and teagre"
Springs Also ,he White sulphur spring and Avon was-
CONSTANT, KEEP, ON hasd iylsi"
DIX. EEIIOT.
OCULisT,
800 Broadway. entranss "a Dasne street,
Canfnrsatis practice 10
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FANTASCUPk:- !
I-Harequin dssssiea H-C7host OF CALVIN Edssn
2--The Monster Ib-Ksmble in Romeo
3-Forrsst as Mstanosa I6-NspoIeoR
%-The Bengal Lioa n-Chsrubim
5-Grinaldi l6-Skull Cap
o-Dsath on a Froie l9-The three dansisg cats
7-Gabrel Rsvsl Psaehi. 20-Mrs. siddoHs Lady NJ
nello. 2i-Thc living skah
e-The Haunted Qsask 32-swinish sport
g-Barbarossa 93-The shroudsA Skeleton
le-kasbeth and the witches 24-The drummer Of Ponpoi
1.-THE Miser and the Devil 2k-Wilam All
l2-FastaH 26-Washngton
l3-The Devil in his element 27-Nine Chinese wsltser
90 B.-The Night Illusions will be varied every eve
ming.
Adssson ~ cents. Doors opsn ate o'clock. jelsew'
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DARK THRATRK- rHIs EVENING Win ). -
II fsrned. t
The farce OF the REvfEw-Loonsy McT~olter Mr. Chin
pindale; Grace 0ayIove, Miss Cushman.
APss De Deux, by Mics and Msster Wdh.
To conclude with
CAPTAIN KYD--Robert Lester, Mr. Riehisgs-Meredith,
Mr. Wheatley-Kats Bellsmont, Mrs Rchardson-Elpsy,
Miss Cushman. aa@8M sm.f
Doors open al 7Psrfsrnasss u commence al half pas,
o'clock rf fe aaar ~. lse8
Boz Tickets. Sl-Pit. ~ eents--GaIlsry 26eents.
DOWERY THEATRE-T. s. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN
performed Nt#
IL MALEDETTO-Doge OF Venice, Mr. Barry-Gonzsgo,
Mrs Mr. Blakelej -Fers Dschsss Of
Venice, Mrs Shaw.
To conclude with
MAZEPPA-Mszeppa Mr. Woolford-Onska, Mrs. Ro-
gers-Agatha, Mrs St,ckney- Zema, Mrs PrsctorOnei-
ka, Mrs Williams
Doors open att O'Clock the performance
ter before precisely
Priee.-Boxes, sest.Pit, sS} csutsGalery Is cents
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Liquors per Glass, st.
3- Gentlemen uested to at the Bar each rti
ee had also report ANY inat,entien Of the walters
iy22 St.
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DJ- GOOD, Industrious young American English
IRL wanted 10 wait g.ntlemss aud his wifs. lno
ehdres ~ John sre On~ between "a ard ~ year, n
age woud ~ preferred The stssiior and perma
The living COED the wages good ssa The pay
sur. wh.n the monlh comss round
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NJ, 81, A. A.. eoun,ry $4,000 600
By th. ", perceive that although orr own rnners o.s
small am country IN the aggregate VIII Ne gamer Wy
the movemeet sot only by the amount Of dollars which
,e receive Cor the cotton Cor the uniformity q The
rrice and the continued credit London will prevent the ra
uou. nuctnaoa. exchange both foreign and domestic, 70
which subject and also place our merehsns
rosou incpcndeat % the movements Of The Bank o. Eng
land nv III, plan great law Of demand and supply viii
regulate tse market freely whcu, a forced action % az or
posing uoned power, operating for its prof, o. eon's
rience atd,e expense Of regular dealers
snIc- 6s the stock Exchange.
share. DK Of Commerce 100; 40 Pheuix Bk 97 80 Dry
Dock %; Am Bag Go ~ "a do 75i - do TO- 10 DO
IA 90 ds ISL 5 Aug; % n Canal Bkg Co 6i 80 Del
liza o. Is 65 so do 65l 200 do col do So 100 d.
ssee 81 a. sole, 80 do 6el3 80 Do 1900 IS Farmers
lo7 30 n Bahk il33 10 d. 1884, rs do i3c 50 40 ii3lnw
40 yicsarg 3aO % do hlo, 100 BIZ Of kentuck 7gbo0
os a. 75Ac so 1850 ~ do 1sc; 80 Mutual Fire Is CO
l0s 40 Williamsburg on 30 Caution 35 10 do afi no 40 81
20 Do sSc Mohawk $780, 10 stonngon 2i a6 de 2 90
a. "a sui Aug. Harlem 1910 80 DO a6biO as 90 46hs
rs Az 5h6a 70 ID a65nw rs 10 l6 so do a6b aec
46.so. Is 10 aslc, 80 Utica ils. 10 do ilsf.
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~ BRHAN SILVERin Sheets ngots and round and square
NJ wire Of all Zes warranted equal to in the market
for sale, wholesale and retail, by
jy24y LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER.7 Gold street.
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New York, July 18th, 1850.

copy Of letter received by Christian King from Frederick
Schrann:-
Srv Yong Juu. n la3Q
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oi honor, whprennnn Capt. Philips started
of 70 the tune of - God save The @ ueen -
and Ike - true Briion" lraving hi, com
rades who he had exhoucd TO stand By
him.
I'VE find this communication too lengthy
for Insertion, sofice it to say that there
was = general crv raised that the rebels
are coming;" which was echoed hv every
loyal voice within FIVE miles Of the scene
nf action, and there was gathering Of the
clan. The wounded Capt, was carried
home, as The writer SAYS. on two sticks,
and the rest OF his company joined the
hunt for rebels The trick however soon
came to light, and it is now believed that
seven-eighths If the burnings and alarms
had their origin in the same way.
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For the North American.
ALBURG, jury 18th, 1889.
LATEST EXPEDITION.

There was quite a farce PLAYED of in
this viciaty last Friday night, between a
party of the Queens Light Dragons and
some of the Queens most loyal subjects.
Fearing that the excitement upon the
frontier Mas dying away and consequently
many mouths that are led with the Queens
bread, would be left gaping to the wind
and many pockets half stuffed with shin
plasiers and des sous would soon become
empty, aid more than all this, that pro-
baby some of the AIburgh chaps would
have the audacity to cross lat. As, (even
though it be upon lawful business) and
sple out something, (satan only know
whaO and report TO the rebels; caused a
party of s with Capt. John Griggs and
Capt. James Philips at their head, " 10
gel up an expedition" against the dra-
g0ons, drive them from their post and then
hasten bach home and lay it to the Patri-
OTIS. Consequently about dark they all
assembled at The Grocery Of VIM. w.
Williams about so rods this side the
lines, and ,avng taken pretty plentifulIy
of the " O be joyful" and feeling the good
" crltter"strengthning their weakness and
want oil courage, they sailed out armed
cap-a-pe" to alarm the Manor. Taking
the line rad at the Lake shore they pro-
ceeded east through the woods & met with
no opposition until they came nearly 10
the 2nd concession road intersectng the
Province line, when they were hailed hv
The Dragons with "who comes there"
no answer being given, and Capt. Philips
now putting himself at their head exhort-
ed them 10 remain firm, and be sure and
stand by him ,sayingthai soon, they would
see times that would Try mems souls, by
this time they were again hailed and Capt.
Philips cried " FIRE when parl of their
guns went oil and part had no loading in
them. The dragons were not 81 easily
tfighiened, hu' fetarnri the fire with such
precision thai Capt. Griggs cried nui tn
Capt Philips lhs; he was wounded, and
sure enough, for il turned out that ball
had rakea him aft, sqasrc across his seat
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-17
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Swsn,on, Vermont.
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Public Notice.

Is hc,ebv given that the undersigned
will petition the General Assembly Of the
State Of Vermont at its next session, shew-
ing that the Ferry now kept hv Abel
Phelps, TO whom the privilege Of Ferrying
across the waters Of Lake ChampIain, di.
viding the Towns Of North Hero and Al
burgh, in the County OF Grand Isle, was
some few years since granted is in
danger Of being discontinued for want OF
some suitable person TO carry on the same,
and inasmuch as the said Ferry is of the
utmost Importance to the public, he will
pray that Honorable Body for grant Of
the privilege Of Ferry from the farm now
occupied by himseIfin said North Hero TO
the opposite shore in Albueh, for the term
Of ten wears from and after the fist dav Of
Dec, 1889, extending along the shore of
said North Hero from the BIock-house
Point so called north 10 point of land
called Squire's Point and along the Lake
shore Of AIhurgh from the point Of the
Tongue. north to the farm Of Abiiah Pc
tit in said Albnrgh.
THOMAS PETIT.
by F. HAzEN.
Alburgh, July Is, 1889.
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DIR. WILLIAM EVANS
s O O THING s YRU p
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
PREPARED BY HIMSELF.
To Mothers and Nurses.

The passage ofthe Teeth through the gum, pro-
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known by mothers that there is great irritation in
the mouth and gums during the process. The gums
swell, the secretion and saliva is increased, the
child is seized with frequent aud sudden fits of cry
ing, waichIngs, starting in the sleep, and spasms
Of peculiar parts: the child shrieks with extreme
violence, and ,hrusis its fingers into its mouth II
these precursory symptoms not speedily allsv-
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and cause the dissolution of the infant
Mothers who have their little babes afflicted with
these distressing symptoms should apply DR.. WM.
EvAE's CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP (which
has preserved hundreds of infants when thong ht
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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-17

VIII find al the Store Of the Subscriber
a good Stock of Scythts, Snathes, Pitch
forks and Rakes as cheap as the cheapest.
Also
n. f. Rum at 55cts. per gallon.
St. Cruz do. 95cis do.
A. Gin 75cis. do.
A. Brandy 95cts. do.
Bbl. Salt at 1884 per Bbl.
Cod Fish at Lets. per ID.
Summer Oil, list. qnaltv) at Scots.
Winter Sperm Oil at 81 ,25.
10 Cash wanted at good bargain, for
all Sorts Of Goods.
- Old Accounts paid for Cash, &c.
LORENZO PERRY,
Solicitor MERCHANT.
Swanton Falls, 18th July, 1889.
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A Blessing to Mothers.
Dr. ". Erans's celebrated Soothing Syr
ups for Children cutting their teeth.

FENHlS infalible remedy has preserved hundred
d Of children when thought past recovery, from
commissions. As soon as the syrup is rubbed on the
gums, the child will recover. The preparation is
50 innocent, efficacious, aud pleasant that
child will refuse to let ms gums be rubbed with it.
When in'aas are Al the age If four moaihs, though
there no appearance of teeth, ore bottle Of syrup
should be used Oh the gums to open The pores
Parents never should he wilhsu the syrup in the
nursery where there are Young children; for II a
child wakes ia the uiaal with pam 10 the gums.
the syrup Immediately gives ease by opening the
pores and healing the gums, thereby preventing
Conyuisions, Fevers, &c.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-17
IMPRISONMENT OF Mackenzie.

nese results are an exemplifraiion oil
|'e beauties Of Van Bnrrn's Neutrality
va law framed to CRAFTY Queen Vic
'n'a, and to show John Bull that the
po'd Of the Heroes Of the Revolution, had
'easet TO flow in the veins Of one Ameri-
Fan President. Wonder what Mackenzie
II other foreigners, who have been
Z nghi To believe that this country was the
"yum Of the oppressed" will now
'1s Of such land Of liberty as this,-
Drleans american.
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Dr.. EVANS
CamomHe y .1perient Pills.

Am Low SpIRITS.-Low spirits isa certain
" state # the mind, accompanied hy nd,grs-
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upon the slightest ground, aud the worst
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posed ihis disease TO be confined to those particular
regions The abdnmen. technically called hypoe-
dndia which situated on the right or leti side
Of that cavity, whence comes the name hypocen.
oriass.
SYMPTOMS.
The common corporal symptoms are, na,ulency
in the stomach or bowels, acrd eruc atoms. cos
nveness, spssmodIe pars, edd,ness, dlmness Of
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or engaging IN any thug that demands vigor or
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detected, accompanied with a total arrangement Of
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diversity. The wisest aud best Of men are open
10 tins affection as the weakest
CAUSES.
sedentary life of any kind, especially severe
study piotracl.d to a late hour in the hight, and
rarely relieved by social intercourse or exercise.
dssolnle habit, great excess in eating and drink
ing the immodefate use OF mercury. violent pur-
gatives the suppression OF habs uni discharge.
Gas, the obstruction of The menses.) or long contia-
ned eruptlons; relaxation debility OF one or
more important organs within the abdomen, is
frequent cause
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The principal objects oitreatment are to remove
indigestion, to strengthen the body and TO enliven
the spirits, which may be promoted by exercise,
early hours, regular meals, and pleasant CONVERSE
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AGENTS.
AIbany-Sephen Van Setback;
Iroy-Z. Clark
WGterford- Messrs Scott;
Saratoga Spa G. NJ. Dawson:
Sandy Hiil-James Wight;
VERMONT.
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Stcanton-Lorenzo Perry.
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The ,furo,e des Canadas a small! liberal
purnal which was in March last taken into
'nslody. (editor, printer, type, press, devil
nj ally has lately re-appeared in Mont
IA. A new liberal paper has made its
lppearance in Quebec, entitled the Cana
Iia1 Colonist.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-17
JULY II.

Il -srenis o. ioio the forces Of her petit
il 8. mslrsiy 10 support trans atlantic iy-
i ~ refusal 10 do either would per-
Il IS b. winters lodging f7r Us IN some
81 dungeon. bat we chose the latter,
a rre Il more honorable than 10 Join the
Il -s train that with Ere, swotd and
!. re- has spread desolstion over the once
n sad happy Canada. MANY Of our
IL ,abars ~ Shefringtnn Gas well as in
Il p, parts ri the Ptovince) through fear
IA ,ae sangulnary iYran's, joined the I'M
Il 5rspoiefs of their country, although
"a afe as true, as true can be, - the
ii 70 o( Freedom and when the great
al ol feifbatloa comes, as come il will,
90 the hands and hearts Of Irishmen,
II y will help TO siuke the exierminating
n w
N Can Irsjmen or the descendants Of
II ,hmcn, this side Of the great Atlantic
II ard abrt the bood-Ihirsty lyrants of
canada M, Mrssfs. Editors, their ma
BE viii revolt when they once bear in
b ad tina, Il IS the same government that
n jbctcd, baoished and pIundered their
hrclalhcrs the same government that
N moialed at the shrine Of Despotism ali
Emmct, an Orr, Tone and n Russell
" Nh myfIads Of other lIustrious lrishmen.
d. how long will Americans be pimps
" SPIES, or aid and abet that Internal
eDyernment that spread desolaiion, rapine
D. murder twice over their Iand-ihe
tyernment against which their fathers
fSore eternal enmity--the government
\ st strangled their Haynes at Charleston,
n c., and lately strangled the flower of
w. young men Of their Country at Kings
b., for treason against a government to
hch they owed no allegiancc-lhe gov
9nment, whose forces burned an American
Bpat and murdered American citizens at an
american wharf at the hour Of midnight.
~ now fires at American boats and
pounds American Citizens on American
ka'ers. VIII Americans any longer aid
w. government in any shape or manner
at will hang, Danish and imprison their
low citizens, when they take them on
n other side Of the line As To mention
the insults Americans have received and
b receiving from the Despots Of Canada
Ronll be too tedious, but it is To he hoped.
9ai 10 future they will despise British
~ and do To the Canadians what they
Foud wish done to themselves from the
Ffar Is Ia the year 'S3. Could Wash
Rgto7, Lafayette, or Steuben sneak
Rom the grave. they would give them
fsson ornstrnctiou. I hope the American
FoHIe will give vonr paper that able sup
1ori II is worthy Of; that support that is
fn'ed to other worthy and liberal Journals,
Fd that Catholic priests will omit hrawIing
lralnst il ; let trishmen, despite of tory
rests, give what little support they are
PIE to liberal journals. enclose in this,
r. names Of three Irishmen as Subscribers
n your paper, they send one dollar each.
make no doubt hnt in the course ola few
'avs viii procure several other names TO
ldd to your list. Yours. &c. &c.
p. My.
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Spiral Vent Water Wheel.

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PEELED by the combined forces of momentum, re-
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These wheels in successful operation in
Judge Watefman', Mil, at johnson VT. Hazel
tine ana Shattnck's Mil, at Belvidere, and Solo
mon Bfadey's Mill, in Fairfax.
- Comfy Rights for Franklin, Grand Isle, and
Chlitenden may be had by applying TO the subscri-
Der; by whom also wheels viii! be made and for
warded to order.
SELDEN BROU,N,
agent for Vermont.
NARROW, IN. H May, 1899
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O'Clock, will be sold at Auction at Gaines
Hotel in this village, one yoke Of Oxen,
one yoke Of 2 Yeas old Bns, one yearling
Bull, three Mich Cows, three Heiler
Calves, two Hogs, one French Cart, ono
Ok do. Cook-stove, Household furniture.
&c. LOUIS BlSSONET.
Swanlon, July 10th, 1889.
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MiRRTFD-In Canada few days since,
Mr. TIMOTHY ELLtTHoRP. Printer, late Of
Chicago. to Miss ADFLI.F FRENCH Of Cald-
Wells Manor. Brother typo, take care that you
don't get your case pied,
In this town. on Saturday night last, Joseph
Merino to Adelne Goyette.
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NOTICE,

EpROKE into the enc osure of the Subscriber
RD small Bay Horse, Left hind foot white,
short switch tail, supposed to be or 8 years old,
the owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take him away.
ETHAN DURRIN.
Swanton, 10Th June, 1889. l3. BE-.
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Nervous diseases, liver complaint. dyspepsis.
bilious d9seases, r,ses, rheumatism. consumption.
coughs, colds, slaiiag a. blood, psie IN the chest
and SIDE. ulcers, female weakness. all dsheaio asd
mefcuual diseases are successfully treated al DR..
Evans Medical oMCe, 100 Chatham street
New York
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-17

Generals Theller and M'Leod who were
Ped at Detroit for breach OF Neutrality,
ave been acquitted; thus reprovinp the
adse and the Jury that condemned Mac
Lnnrin
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p. NJ
Yours, &c. &c.

" The present form Of Government in
.anada is 10 he continued til 1912, if
othng happens TO prevent it.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-17

D|FD-On MONDAY last in this village Mrs.
SALLY r. MURPHY, wife Of Mr.. James Murphy,
in the 40lh wear Of her age.
In Lisbon \ Y on the 18th Nav, Mrs BET
sly MAEZER, about 80 years Of age.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-17

srversl harms &c. belonging To {. KEYS,
saga'r Falls. were huraed an Sunday.
woman appeared before the Lord
paw" "' London nn ihe OH oi June, Spii-
".s assistance n establishing her claims
zoe daughter of George " and Mrs.
't,hetbsr,.