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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

MRS. MOTT, THE CELEBRATED FEMALE Ply.
w slCIAN OF NEW YORK havingjust received large
quantity roots and oils from Europe not TO
which baed the skill Of the most
Mrs MOTT positively pledges herself relieve all
diseases the human frame and especially the
foowing ofhewover long standings doloreuI
Sout palsy pars ed limbs, decline
ton, humors scrous salt rheum, kings evil csnker ring
tons nervous sySpoms white yeili1gs asthma jsundiee
fits offaliing sickness, and other diseases.
No mineral Of any kind used Asy females "a
boring under various weakness consult Mrs MOTT
with perfect confidence Hosrs patientsfom ga
until NJ, her residence l9 Sprung street wes side Of
Broadway Al letters rom ze country tpostpad promptly
sttendedto Medicines fsrwardsdto all parts Of the United
States. jy2olm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20
WORM LOZENGES.

SnbhHAss WIN LyIbs'Vho 'e "s Nes'est
y medicine IN the world.
Dr.. CHURCHILL has used then in over 6fy cured
ten and three Of f BE Considers afe and
and n-nds then 70 all.
Mr.J MONIES has used thew IN his family With entire
several Of hs friends have great eoshsesce
tsem.
oflts, occ oned ky worms.
TIE Hon. ". b. BEARDsLEY THINKS they have saved the
life Of one Of mis- children Il had long time in decline
,pd vas attended BY the best phycians without relief
the only hope h Did and throsgh the blessing Of God
pc child wsanother living evidence Of their wonder
fu yru.s Mr. B. family SHOULD be without them.
More 1900 certificates might be added OF theirru
a. ths vashegse los Nassau street one door sbovs
Ann sChathem $50 Bowery; Pal Bieecker Dodds csrser
Br2adwaT5 and i8e Fglton street, Brooklyn.
Where also can be had shsrmans Lozsss.s fornsryons
head ache heart bUrs, colds. Ne. aso
FOR LtykRPOOL-The CsisdorisE Letter Bags clQss at
Harndens Express and Foreign Letter Qfet, No.aWal
street. on 1hmsday Oct rs. ~ NJ Package samples,
Ne received and recsiIs given through Y Liverpool
ot7st WV. y. HARNDEN,2 Wall at
y ]. sNLVEsJtR's EXCHANGE OFFICE contInUes
- ~ 40 Prcadwsy sn Wal street whore be has bssn
tsta- shed Tor the last Eileen years 0s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20
TO CONSUMERS OF OIL AND GAS.

TO CONSUMERS OF OIL AND GAS.
THE Of Safety Rejecting Spirit
Lamps bess leave 10 stfentcn ola dscerning public
10 Lamp which will surpss s others eriliancy ND eco
Rooms rscsries Hotels snd Refecoes, Which burns with
on, the shadow ~ saving Of 90 eept
oil or gas each Lamp net exceed for four hours burning
cents week choice assorent OF vsIlsus can
vie Canal ct
Orders promptly attended TO- and his wagons seat round az
usual once week. Observe the nane
q. MICHEL. 81 irit Lamps
painted each side cfthe wagon.
Country Merchants supplied usual on lbsreiterrns.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

way, ~ IL and lss FULTON st brosklyn sa1
IA. .as, 4, fs,,y
he United that Psrod hs. OF csy spread
i,sSs.,isP, vSS - had sIssPs .sss5.d : Essss
nepitsi son:a%ptoS The iSsriaFs q !. wonder
\: .%;j
q ss1 ssSs ;s ;. s 81 q;
s"; . Sss ,n S sa' Of gss Fo2T hb
gsl.. :, rs.,2r.v, !. wanted !; siorsScg ,h. un,,s
"a leave, nothing frth.rt 70 Be hoped Or be,
@ s Sy Si.ai; :Rs;1f
s5s. a4 IG ~ s. &. ;%s.s
% $50 E-Tep, re ssn.. k%,n rs'%' repSsa
SSsh T .s%i az p '"S
@ .,i;, I'D spp;;Dtly ssg.l.: g.s:I.isa s.iss
e 9f the Lvsn. Cord, FROM Or NAs.n, notwi,s.ispdnr
.bls testimony that accompanied IL hitting my
s BY gsns any personal s.sursnes' n ,ss.s
gy.sns sH, s.gpsd -h ID, .esg, q ssr,es. and
sonsl observation, pnhes,tanrly wsr.nt far
.%s y @ ,s Is. s9g. e s .ts '
Tor which u s recommended, and has become so Justly and
possible repeat, and hold my.elfp,r.on
@ 70, ri is,ng2s n.s 's I LUsna Sord
eupdsp where nature been dcen or when ssv hay.
been Frustrated BY artificial and also that can pro
ducs that state ofhe system females no had pretisus
" unfru and imseisd barren. which will enable them Ia
bear children regret that have speak plainly on
such exceedingly delicate matters but feel allied upon DO 90
lest might be rnunderstood and a. full gusabss fr te
graf responsibility which hare ehserfuy assumed with
Feelings gratitude for the which
s The agent ofhe Lucina Cordial has been heaped on mo
IN this country, remain the pube very obedient humble
servant, - ~
JOHN WINTERS HoLDERwELL. MD,
New York September a. 1870 ' "
sA. am he s?ls ssnenl for the sale Of nas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20
x5O0 REwARD-cRoss' sFEcIFIC Ni1TUEE--

e. kTiC DULORET F-P0sifivsIr
E3Y6xSy6YX6y6I0XK cured without the Of ~.
WklxJylX4YI04Xk2 lsRest, howsyer long Standing
By Nrs.MOTT the eslssrsiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20
DOCTOR BELL.

DO TOR BELL.
DOCTOR BIS devotes his personal attention daily until
- p the removal Of private ai,eases in stage
All suffering under protracted aggravated unecess
fully treated by retend practitioners those
aborpg under the destructive effects OF 1uaek
runs aud all who the remains Of disease lurking IN
che system. consult Dr. b. always with guarantee or
~ Persons contemplating marriage, who have been
the subjects delicate disc consult Dr. Bell with
honorable confidence PssT PAID letters describing the
persons distance have his prompt attention. Dr. b treat
TO suspicion and Is well known 10 be safe
and permanent. - - .-..
90 Private Offices COURTLANDT STREET, two
doors iron Broadyy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

j. b. IRWIN, co, SURGEONS,
CONTINUE TO be consulted Delicate Diseases at their
" Office Fulton where persons sboTiHg under the
effects Of Quscks Nosrum. given BY Ply selans be
treated with secrecy and safety. -
lEwy Co. pledge themselves that IN all cases Of the
violent Feneres which have hitherto fallen under their
notice their without Mercury, has been most
eess and speedy They Rsed not by cerheste direct the
Public attention their practice those
their reputation in this city well known and respected by all
who mad occasion 10 coafde their honor preventive
be had recent cured in two days Those who injured
themselves by recent and destructive habit obtain relief
solvent security all that will he required until shall
be Effected Letters Post paid detailing the nature Of the
and covering suitable fee, will he Immediately attended to-
and medicines with full directions aded TO the parties
There modes 70 res those Msades, TO
late, or ruin the constitution. ss5 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

RE-, BACH AND SAFETY FUND MONTY purchassd
81 SYLVESTER
70 100 Broadway and n Walls 81,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

Fhvsisian. sac sdvsrtissnsnt jysosn
ERfNCH LUNAR PILLs-ths 4 unar fls 40 called
u their qua IN aiding and produng mont
ecesty discovered through sccdeAtby
student IN Of the hospitals Of Paris 1hsJ DUNG nan r
prove be blessing to females He sbor 20 establish
sreuts the dsrbon Of these riis throughout the enr
globe The call cor thsr Paris ssd the surrounding
count really ssonhag Full directions accompany each
bon prevent oss o. money and disappoatsn
proper remsk that shoud be taken ascrts wke
tier N patient the ps SHOULD not BE- taken
certain they their operation the
patient, outstanding they operate alcases whasv
mildly safely. they wonldis tTefy have their
sptcfe AZ wish to avoid mgostoa be circu
-psc IN gqrehasirg examine s directions and see hat hsT
sgned hy the sunstrker wbo The general agelt Or taf
United states u North America Price s. boz Louis
DROCETT. To be had a ia Ch0rry street, y 4 and
Endicoti 81. Boston, Mass si7 SUI
pArERMAKERs WIRES, suitable for o.. - and a iach
ola PtRssE SBRoOKs 81 Libsriys.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

S S::,,:9:S a.! si: :; rs:
MOTT The 1eisbrsfs1 snas Physician without being
ped jy9-sm
DETNE's ORRIs TOOTH PAsTE.-This inv sluaSIe
dentifce nile Il clesnses. preserves and beauties ts
Teeth improves the eo0r Of the lips and guns and mpsrts
ius the last Fair of the American Institute Pe.
for sale eny Al the Barsar Ta Broadway By Guon 1879 do
Her, ~ do; and Is Hudson street, j. L. schefsn, t Ca
nsii Howe Guion, i2s Chatham st = NJ Guios, ~ D0we
and 90 Henry streets and A. ID. Sands, 100 Fdton
OF worthless limitations and counte rfeits a3o am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

THE CHEAPEST TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT IN THE CITY.
IOHN CLAY Fashionable Tailor, No Division street
keeps constantly hsnd ready made Clothing Of the best
materials and latest yie Of patterns Firemen will always
find good assortment of Clothing adapted their wants
He hopes by strict attention cheap prices
share of CUSTOM He invites the public call before
making purchases elsewhere. s26 Inn
COLLECTIONS on all parts of the United States ade
~ very modefa,e terms, by s j. SYLVESTER,
~ Wall ST. y 1870 Brsadvay N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

FLYER ANp AGE CURED by the orginsi and Es1aiG,
h9wsnds lone Mixture or vegetables Fesrifugs
~ h. Look Out.-Counierfsitsrs in the feld-Bs-
ws,Ths proprietor Of the genuine Rowands Tome Mir.
ture. ir the cure Of Fever and Agus feels himself n
eorpsed 70 gye notice 70 merchants LISTING h. city % be
the article can be easily traced the prDpristors
Touch not or " assured u being duped You may
Of the geuuIn. by applying 90 the only wholesale
q New Ysrk j. o FAY, at drug store Ne 1913 Broad
Frsnstn House. s1i In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20
JOHN WINTERS HoLDERwELL, NJ. D.
Iaa Liberty attract

New York, September Ia 1910.
sAs am the sole general agent for the sale Of "Nas
nins Lucsa Cordial IN the United states the rssdev v
please that b. unless smile
The sgnss. Of tveAe and general busirsss agent
a p hAHhlsON,is the outside wrapper. the counter
etng (Which woud subject the offender 10 be prcseeasd
ssls i's Liberty street, New Yort "a Magazine ct
New Orleans % North sish street, Philadelphia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

cure ~ applTins 20 Mrs. y
Fhysie an. Sac sdvsrtisensnl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20
DIR. NOTES STOVES.

LIN. nv l. > - Wv Ed.
CANDLES of all the varieties OF this article
~ beautiful patterns ready inspection, and they
being the only articles that have through the ore 70
which they have been long and successfully put and still
have above rerresch for both heat and culinary pa
posee; for either churches dwellings, public halls eetsr
reolas boats ships cabins &c arranged With
without the compound STIPULATED brick and radiators
a offered for sale. Tor cash. AZ the ole stand Of
STATIONS SEYMOUR, successors to
II. MOTT co. ai2 Water II.
SB-persons having DR.. Motifs Stoves to repair,
uesedto send them Immediately tssy will De obliged
their later period, perhaps to their bconve
sls In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

sTHNA AND rHTHfsIC-
ersons troubled with thess dis-
ressinz diseases, cas- meet with
most Instant relief aad speedy
lott, the celebrated Female
jyso-ss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20

A sTRlNGEFT PtLLs-Dr. Gerry Astriagent Pills M
N eguaed iJr their ecscy in Graduating the rerzans oob
siin>ts and long continued 4ssz COMPLAINTS after fall
W, enpsta cubens lntcuoas, ana sNper nents. T.ese
pills hsve cured eases Of a yssrs durton In vher,
ply scisns have utterly failed, herrys pills have socceeded
and they esniinuslT precroed "
For gravel lev doses Will For female
thy deservcdy popular Agents unn street.
nathan street, Chambers and Church 81 Crns e.
% Borery; ga Broadway. Price S..
~ b. southern and western merchants supplied on ber.
terms aud the pals varrsaisd 10 tr the agency FULTON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-20
SALT RHEUM. SALT RHEUM

HAVANA sEGARs--so.coo Camone., and 1900 Lstsl
II Segafs, Just received. and for sale BY
fICABlA MANzANEbo, - Libsriy,..
os near Nsssz1
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-01

.NoneY Jrokering in the U. S.-Euro-
peans travelling in this country are sur
prised at the immense quantity of money
brokers in such place IS Rochester. With
twenty thousand inhabitants, she will have
probably twice as many as Manchester
with 100000. Why is it j.? It grows out
a the paper money system. II is more
than one broker can do with the secret
assistance Of bank or two to keep the
shinplasters shaved up; two or three 9th
ers have plenty Of business bringing depre-
ciated foreign paper in, which they lend
so days without interest TO manufacturers,
who paw il out at par to their working
men. The shave being only three cents
al a tine the workies don't mind il much,
SO things go on easily brokers get rich
cut Of the per cent, and il a chance oc-
ours, where a bank is expected TO break,
our brokers gets it 10 discount his note for
a few thousands, and keeps the notes out
OF his hands by The lending process Rpiii
the bank goes by the board, and then ptr
chases its notes at half or quarter The face.
By this operation. il our broker borows
twenty thousand and buys in al so cents
10 pay with be makes 10000 dollars, and
49, 900 if he buys IN at % cents. We ca
silly see in this case how much he is inter
ested in giving currency TO foreign bank
paper which he secretly knows 10 be good
for nothing. Some may doubt the cor
Tectness of our remarks, bat let them ask
who used 10 float the Washington Bank
ing Co.'S. paper, and that Of the old Bank
Of Niagara at Buffalo, and who undertook
TO float Essex Bank Of Guiidhall, and the
Ottawa Bank (Canada) paper: Perhaps
il is unnecessary to say any thing about
the Georgia Lumber Co. which used TO
circulate in Western New York, and was
payable 81 Bangor, spot in the plies Of
Maine. AARON VAIL, Jun.
(Macken=ie's GGzetis.)
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-01
col

Caroliae .9iaaaock.--T IS the title OF
a pamphlrs containing, ike tho Eater
Ptise, sUme , or llnrs ss much Is ought
"a be alufdej 81 IT'S eos,-- I 90 G. ssels pIln-
ted pagea 81 vaE.pas interesting matter for
a sailing (ihe publishing plicr by the
imprisoned Patriot Editor, Vim. l.. Mac
kengic, su,i tlaereg dufanec vile" ut
RachesleF for The CRIME OF being uHsuecess
JGi "a his efforts lor Canadian freedom
crime al simple magnitude 10 that which
brought the noble Emmett, and wesd, but
Tor want Of catching them, have brought
a Lafayette aud WashRRio to The seaf-
fold. But suca are the beauties OF Of our
present CalguIsn Law system, ever alert
20 hold the siirrup Tor Oppression, boot
ed and spurred, ~ mount upon the bcnt
backs Of cIinging popnlaee, & ride legi'-
lnatcIy by the grace OF God IT, Rockton
Enterprise
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-01
RenOr0ting Mirtnre.

NOR THE CURE Of RnrUmArrsn.
Scroiula or King 's-Eivil, Hip diseases,
painful affections OF the bones, liberated
throat and nosirls, Ulcers of every de-
scriplon, Fever Sores, and Internal Abb
scesses, Scald Head, liberated feet and
legs, BIotches, and all kinds of diseases of
the skin also, PILES, in their most ag-
gravated form.
This medicine is sngularly efficacous in
renovating those constitutions which have
been broken down by inludcious treatment.
In general terms, IL is recommended in all
those diseases which arise from impurities
OF the blood or sitiation Of the humors, of
whatever name or kind. Some of The
above complaints may require some lrifiing
assistant application, which the circum-
stances OF the case will dictate but for a
general remedy or prescription to remove
the cause, this compound will be found
sufficient
or all remedies yet discovered for the
core Of a particular disease, this is the
most certain. IL makes speedy and per-
manent cure, without the least regard 10
diet, exposure, or Application to business.
Even when the disease has become consti-
taiional, and Mercury with other popular
remedies, have, failed, this Mixture has
never been known to fail Of performing a
cure. The proprietor gives no long quack-
'sh recommendations, but leaves the me5i-
cine 10 speak for itself.
DIRECTlONS.-Take from 10 tea
spoonlulls, according to the strength and
eye 81 the patient, before eating, morning
and evening. Should it sieken The sIom-
seh or prove too much Of axilive, lessen
the dose.
Prepared ard Sold by
Dr.. JOHN r. BANGS,
For sale also al this Ofies.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-01
THE CONDEMNED CHARTISTS.

Addresses to the Queen against the pun
lshment Of death in any case and for mer-
cy to Frost. Jones, and Williams, were
sent from twelve congregations in Biz
mingham. A petition to the same effect
from Birmingham generally, received 81,
900 signatures in three days.
Mr.. O'Connell presented a petition to
the Queen from the "National Trades
Political Union" in behalf of Williams and
Jones.
Her Majesty has been grGciously pleas
ed to extend her Royal mercy to the pTis-
oseTs on condition Of transportation for
life. The prisoners were dragged from
The Jail 10 the place of embarkation with
out being permitted minutes interview
with their wives, children or friends.
This is Royal mercy! And it is in keeping
with the generous and merciful feelings OF
BFiiain's Nobility. From Royal mercy,
IA all it's hideous forms, ''good Lord deliver
usm
PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 15.-Frost, VIII.
iams, aud Jones, the Newport Chartists,
strlved here this morning early, in the
Usk steamer, after boisterous passage oil
thirteen days, from Cardiff, part of which
ilne has been spent from the severity
OF the weather, in Ifracombe, Padstow,
and ST. Ives. They arrived in good
health, but in bad spirits Frost, particu-
lsfy, having anxiously inquired if the
Queen had extended mercy to them on her
marriage. They were Immediately trans
ie'red 10 the York bulk, aud placed in a
ward by themselves, which has been pre-
pared for the purpose, so that they may
hoid no communication with their fellow
eonviets; and though they were immedi-
aieiy clothed in convict apparel, they will
aoI be sent on shore TO work without fur
iher instructions from the Secretary OF
States Office. Under the usual regulation,
however, Of their letters being unsealed,
uey will be permitted free communication
With their friends, bui 70 one, from idle
esuoslly, viii be suffered IN inirude on
nem.-Rdmpshire Telegraph.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-01
Blacklist.

o. FIFIELD, PosT- MASTER, Orange
VT, after having received our paper near
~ year, sends back the 49th No. with
out pay, and without any request 10 dis
continue what does he mean Upon the
wrapper is wrilien-sIThis is the 5ih pa
per mailed 10 the Office from tgLere il come ,
we remember that one Of our papers was
sent back last fall with " STOP" written
on the margin; but from "tchere It come, "
as Mr.. Fife'd says, we know not for the
man who sent it had neglected IN give %
his name or his residence. Nota paper las
been reformed b. Mr. F. before, in man
ner TO enable us 10 Judge from whence j;
cane. Pay ~, Mr.. Fifeld-ray up.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-01
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

FHVHE subscriber will sell from one to two hun
H bred acres Of land as may suit the pur-
chaser, with good dwelling house, with milk and
cheese.heuse attached ALSO three barns on the
same, II is well proportloned for moving, pastur-
ing, and Iiilage well wstered and wooded has
five hundred good maple trees with sufficient Or
chardlug for famly's use This farm is situated
two hundred rods north Of the brick Meeting House
IN Fairfield, formerly owned and occupied by Col.
JEHILL Hull Said farm will be sold on credit
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber
on the premises.
The subscriber viii also sell TWENTY GOOD
DAIRY COWS, with or without the farm, on a
credit Of from SIN 10 EloHTEEN months, with
good security.
JOSEPH BOWDIsH.
North Fairfield, March 26lb, Is40.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-01
APRIL J..
.PpKALTo AMERlcANPATRiof
IsuAND AMERICAN JUSTICE.

IsMAND AMERICAN JUSTICE.
TIA, pefseeutel paifoi, WilttaA L.
d, M.cxrzrsr. has now Suffered NINE
MONTHS IMPRISONMENT IN Iie-
,sb esa Jaa, because be sought iha; free
s,a fer Canada which tie patriots OF 20
son with their blood. for their degenerate
.sJ British. !oyiag sons Of the present day
"a the DAYS Of Washington such On out
,,ge u,on the rights Of man would have
s;s,,prr.l the American name bot at the
o,eseat Jay we are told that II IS an act 81
IrsTtCE 10 ioiprison a mGa teho pre-
,umf, 10 raise his puny arm against a
sorrr that claims 10 ruiz Jy " Right "a
,,afp A WISE POLICY, moreover,
dictates that some one should be sacrificed
=, appease the wrath Of the growing
Lion" WISE Policy, indeed |! Dat upon
.srh policy. There's not a shadow OF IN
5epeaIence in il
Eyen though Mr.. Mackenzie may have
committed breach Of Neutrality (Which,
from the testimony pro. & con. we have
u,h, to deny,) does il FOLLOW that in JUS
ice. he ought for IS months, 10 be depriv-
81 Of pefsotal liberty and the means OF
preserving large and interesting family
fom q dependence upon the cold charity of
81 .nhospitab!e world' Even though Nj.
Mckenzie may have been legally guilty Of
sain.racdun Of law made by republicans
10 aid monarchy in her work OF subjuga-
n,n. his imprisonment seems TO give the
he 10 oil their boosted lore Of Freedom.
l.,al this early day policy and juetiee have
become the very antipodes OF each other,
il is time that a moral revolution should
ia.e place. But he who dares 10 move a
ueD towards It's achievement, ten chances
u one, moves all the elements of hell
unon-earth against him. Let a man dare
10 BE- politically honest ard he is looked
upon, by the party-bound, with a suspi-
cioos eve. We have felt the truth OF these
remarks, yet our course is onwsrd. Let
those who dare To back US, petition the
President, in strong but respectful terms,
even ut this late hour, for the release, not
only Of Mr.. Mackenzie, but Of Johnson,
Case, and others, who are unjustly, and
unceoerousy made to suffer from an lib
e'al construction of an anli-repubican
neutrality law.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-01
WANTED sloo IMMEDIATELY.

II our friends and subscribers desire to
see The North American flourish, let them
send us from one TO two dollars each. by
the earliest mail.
We have now but ONE numbers more
To publish before we begin the md year,
and il is better tina, subscribers should pay
before than after the end Of the Volume.
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Fairlee, VI. October %, 1892.
II. J. Thomas, Esq.
SIR,-Please accept my thanks for your polite
ness in sending mo a copy cfihe North American
for the past six months, my circumstances will net
admit of my taking the paper longer. incose to
you one dollar, which, believe, according
TO your terms, will pay for what have received
Very respectfully your obi. servt.
j. b. BAILEY, p. NJ.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
YHNHE subscriber has given his son JoHS MA
Ii VILE, jun, his time during the remainder
OF bis minority from this day for ward and there fors
notifies all concerned that he will claim none Of tho
SAID John Mavllle's earnings, nor pay any debts
of his contracting, after this date
JOHN MAVILLE.
Highsate, April ], 1910. 5I--s.
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Grand-Ise, Vi, February ], 1910.
SIR,-I enclose to you one dollar, which YOU
will please pass to my credit. ! sent you one
dollar in July last, please let mo kaow whether
you receive the money. God prosper the cause
you espouse. Yours truly, &C.
DANIEL JACKSON.
To Mr., Thomas, Editor Of the n. American.
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.Qn0ther.

PIattsburgh, March IS, IoIU.
DEAR SIR,-l herewith send you s 2 for the
North American. Please continue my subscrp-
ton while your paper continues to advocate The
cause of humanity; and may your efforts never
cease while the blood Of innocence is unavenqed.
Yours, SC. J. ii. SANBORN.
To Er. Thomas.