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BALTIhoRE, 8. Liberty ct, ,
Feb. "a. 1919 Z

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bC~ To G. Z. Pryor e. Cs.-Gsntlenen: I
willingly eo@Ply eth your request 70 furnish .
Statement, Of the ssse N which your DSaPESrIe
CoARIAL vas used with 90 much advantage Iii
briefly Thus My neiee, Mrs. Wallace. had brea
suffering Tor several months uader tsnis Of symv-
toms, such asususly denote the worst form o. Dys
PePsia, via detective appetite, Impaired diRrstIoa.
lnagaer. deSilsty, ee- These sympaems vsre Al
length followed BY great depEsssica o spsrias deep
essaess and nervous agitation, vhile every srtele
svallo.ed, eyre water, folio we'd 81 distrrssinE
pain. While IN this situation, . friend passing
thFooEh baltimore, Who bad resided 10 vear State
and sas familiar 9TH ia sfrrta advised The use "a
G bottis IL "Drs. Drsshbssh, Kuhs 4 Pr,or', 10, a
peP'ie Cordial, = The Of whieh, IA . fee a., =
gave greet relief, and finally ears q her. -
PHILEMON TOWsON
Ny wife, nitcT hsyisg been slaiossd si,h D,sp.p-
ga sud Sick Headache Tor length oF tfe, vas To-
duesd % use Drs. Dresbash, kubn sBd Pryor',
ugsPeptie Cordial, eth entire relief of Ell n,s
symptoms Of The discsse hsye h.sd u an com.
picte relief in seyeral ats Of Cloiie also
JOSEPH BIlsGs,
POrmsrly OF freser,ok co sid
Mexico. CTavfOFd co., Ohio, Feb. ~, 1852
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April 0, Ial0.

The Splendid StoIiion and 6rsf-rafe
Riding Hoyss
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nNTEREsIING CASE


Ny ~itr bed b-vn ssf,itisi vlts Chronie ace.
ION ~ the liver Tor sesUrti grsfs her sfryi,rs A.
Fefr Psia IN the side. shauliers sstr1aisr ssre.,
'isc baek q the i,fek late che b. "a tss la 49, -
m-eh uih siioa bad apysttite as.l dri.llity.
~ MS ssgs q disesse, commenced IJss Dres-
esss, Naha ansl Pryot's DySPcpiis Cordial 10 si,e
% o TO boiles sie "a restored 10 better hslih
iit-H tof several y~-rf, ss soia sgsis sff-sa a. a.
erdinsy duties q The fsraiiy. fsse nse "a h. tis
taietlj 90 Choiora Nlorbai, Disrrhosa, snd ChoIic
sehets ~, Ollie, Dee. ipih. 1855
For ihe isai ~ gssrs btte been sshi.st % f...
qfrpi asd sever sftsrks n SEA ~ u,fss,. ga -
Aehc. ihetg se.fes srFs often 90 vialsut - 4,
nnht fae igf hufnEss cod r006nr u,c % I'D tt.s.
- tlsfs lqHk pfgiod ~ sa4-fins hsse nrsrr r.t
zen rsmfdy ahifh vesid sf5fd zoe tasfs 49,.
Earili wifi naih snanencra th,|e.~ IN -.
tifft,sea, Alin I'D fryoffs Ifrust.si- f,sr.fi-f ~
81 tieleat aifatk Zee fsf : So. - 80.
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tH,sti q'isniHies a ihis ff1nssfs .4s -
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New, Cheap and FashlonabIe

SPRING q SUIlrGNHN
GOODS.
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ChsIlss.own, April %, IsiO.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-11
NOVEMBER IL.

ahrms<lves islo Tho rsnhs IL szy lssaei
-ho vii undertake 30 overthrow thr
,,,,x.., ssvssnasesL The smPof,aRl
,grs,,oa now 10 loo solved regarding the
,.,h youos m,u is, What sha1 Ne done
9Th him. Shall he he executed Leuis
PA,ip.s wa lose al 'hs reputation Of
.ht.wdasss which be has sceqvirsa b.
,ueh . snsowsfd STRIP. Shall he BE- con
densed 10 rerp~sssl Imprisonment This
would be holding wasp 10 the hand 10
o,even, its singing. The symrathies Of
The nation ~ouA soon be with the sofrr-
Of. add the kiog woulJ be forced TO still
sevrref .nd more unpopular MEASURES.
Whist shall thea be dooss Try him and
sonGemn him for high treason, and ihsn
lot the king psrden him and permit him
90 depart auinjnrrd. II that docs not eurr
aim, il will efeetualiy cure others. No
noble minded sridier viii ever join IN Insult
sreaioaafy movements 10 support an ad-
.~rnlurvr who has twice failed, and becn
twice pardoned by the ssne man. Ii will
add a. much 10 Louis Phiiippe's popular
ity as his shFewd management NJ The cir
cumsianers attending hts late danger al
sea. The Fwneh are P~npls oi senii-
meat, and their present sovereign under-
stands il.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-11
From Mackenzie's Gazette.
WILL THERE BE WAR?

1t will be remembered that seven weeks
ago we confidently predicted war in Eu-
rope. The American government, with
Cass as its minister in France, Cambre-
eng in Russia, Stevenson in England, and
the best means OF information from abroad,
speaks with certainty Of Trouble
ahead" As the new government Of Can
ada which 10 to deprive the French Cana
dams Of their rights, is about to be set in
operation, we intreat our frontier readers
to ponder well on the following pas
sage.
From the Washington Globe Of Oct. q st, $780,
The recent news from Europe renders il!
as certain as any thing future can be, that
there will be a general war in Europe and
Asia. And if the fame once breaks out, il
win rage with fury surprising even that
If the dreadful conflict sprlnging from the
French revolution. All Asia, Africa, and
maRy Of the minor States OF Europe are 10
be the spoiles which are TO stimulate the
great powers who are TO be the parties TO
this contest. Ii will be a war, not only
for power, but for conquest and Tor trade.
Ii will be essentially q maritime war, as
France has now a very formidable marine.
And like all other maritime wars, ID will
involve the commercial rights OF neutrsis,
and in this respect, no country will be so
much exposed as the United States.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-11

FEN HOSE. a@4c8e5 s9tA Sssstsranf az ether In
a psasasus ~ thsiF Speech. cas- 30 sffscf usll !,
cured BY spglyins ts the npdstssgusa, vie hss has
daf3he isHs ttpe4ssnes ass HsaHv AxEfsvstyt
eases. opportunity g. iSst So satsneffy uf hs
svaaea sna ~uaesped the saaxs favorable 10.
suits ssnsissd ikAt be can easily aaa ~.thesi
pass effect radical care ~ any psfsen lshssfing
under tAs d.sagreeaalo ms3A@y. whssA mast bv a.
ssnovisF tie isdistdVa u aIsFessine - tho
hsafst Ne Is induced respectfully 10 eau the al.
isHtio~ 81 tAosr ~hom 1t usay eanecrn 10 thls no.
tee. Aud he 10 also prepared 10 Abaoise asF
ffesa tho obAgslon Il PArIss. Il not efseetvhiy
cHred
- Terms Ff1soBasif AID node easg.
JAMES r. GROGAN
SwAnioa, llth New. 1870. 27-3'
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FRANCIS CHRISTIAN.
Bighgsis, March oath, 1910
REFERENCES.

Solomon johnson, Durham L. c. FOR
the cure OF an ULcER and ScRoYuLoUs
AFFECTION OF The stomach and bowels.
Zebulon Cornell and Ebenezer Phelps
ESQ.,, Sianbridge L. c., for the cure oil
RHxCMATIsH.
Martin Rice, Sianbridge l.. c., for an
Eruption Of The Skin, swoien leg 8-e.
caused by the unsklfBl use NJ Calomel.
ErasIps Stanton, Sianbridge l.. c. FOR
the cure OF the Piles II a most agrevs;ed
form.
WIN. Fl. Gordon Esq, of Slsnsiesd, L.
C. for the cure Of seGId head or lines ca
pitts on a child.
Mr.. Vincent, Of StanbridPe, l.. c. for
the cure of sore head and ears, on a child
Charles Phelps Esq, OF Sianhrides, l..
c. for the cure oil al erEpiIre disease Of
the skin.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-11
ny~ CERTIFICATE

This rs 70 earthly that my wife was afflicted with
an Uloer ON her leg for two years, with great
swelling fro the toes TO the knee, together with
painful sorss on different parts of the leg, and alter
nssimg vsrio vv@ediss, From diGsf snt Physisans.
10 no effect il was considered by those that saw
her, that nothing short of amputa;ion wonld
save the life of the patient. / fortunately COM
mcnced useing DR.. BANGS RENoYATIN0
MIXTURE, and by constant use OF it for tour
or five weeks, together with an ointment prepared
by the Doc tor, my wife, to my great Joy, was
restored to perfect health, which she has contia-
ued to enjoy for eighteen months past.
(Signed) FRANCIS WELSH.
Stanbridae, Il, CO. March II, lS40.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-11

81 'sass - seal sAsi sAs vvsls yet sussd - a-as
sssettss sssaes. ~ iAs ass 81 thss ussass lss,
asr stsshgsk s ~hols restessd. sea see - % Asat-
tAy ss esa ~ssA ka 70 b. M ssssfes4 3, a. =
Tsyler's esses.
CvmE 90 IassUsErgos.- Nsulh. q
~orShF usmaST II ~ CesKf esstlep, taksa 9
ssns uwe aass wtth . cold. ValR 10 ths breast .nS
same dtfgeaby u hresihiae. sss Ia bsw aayn
thereafter sAs aae sislsat seaza and vtsleui pals
80 the saSss waieh 40 usdaelue sesl& rssie.s she
ssnt'nsea - tAls ~sy lsf long ums asesr to
saedieai eaEs 81 Dr. RsA, esi DAILY .>ssaas soss
ssmFtss. aaa Gas ssgssaily near the esd 81 k~
ssfshiy taisssags, wasa, bet hroths, persuaded hs
ts try Dr. Tsyiof's balsSu Of Lissr~or. whca
sac commenced this medicine. IL dsd nea -
sgrss with her for few Gays. BY lesssuing The
dose, sas found u Gsswsfsa semuAbiyi IL relieved
her cough and her ateully Of ersaihipg Installer
and We bad the pleasure Of witnessing hsS fafsz
recovery to health REV WIS. sMYTHF,
OBSERVE Buy oaly thar watch 10 sads Al
the Old Office. SIS Be~sry,'N. Y. and Zoe ssIs BY
GEO. BARNEY, Ssssaioa.
n. Webb, Ronsf's Posat.
l.. Doolistle. Champlala.
Mott & Psuss. 81 JOHNS. l.. O.
VIM. Lyman & Co. .doairsai, l.. &.
Russell & Skeals. 81 -litaNs ~
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Tur NfeEors on Urrrn C,sln..-


Ira NEeEeTs or UrFKR C.slnt.--
Inducements have heen he'd out 60 the
eol"Fed population 81 the Unioa 60 eu.i.
grsis "a thu 8 lasd ri promise, ' hose IN
hssltsnis boass that their las. know M
distinction Of color and that oil are eqaal.
~ Zee Under the broad panoply OF Brit
ish institutions and slreaaoss have heen
the efforts II the modern aboliiaonists TO
vn,les the ihovghtless and iueansderate
slave OF the Soulhsfn planters, 10 desert
their masters, where in Sickness or 10 old
age, they were sSfe Of protection and sup
port and fee TO g eeuniry, where by their
voluntary assistance, they might enable
the government 10 ryel the chains Of cob
oninl bondage upon the Recks OF their
white brethren. These refugees fran Amer
lean slavery were enrolled by the govern
ment into active service and have ever
been distinguished, in the difefen, Skin
mishss with the Patriots, by a cheerful
readiness TO attack and 10 Slaughter those
brave spirits who had taken up arms TO nd
their beautiful and fertile country Of an
incubus, which, under the fair form of
Freedom concealed The hdeeus features
Of Eastern despoIism. These auxiIiaries
Of British tyranny have lately however,
given the people of the Western District
OF that Province great trouble and alarm T;
they have nutinied against their officers
and have recently insulted an American
gentlemen, travelling with his family and
acolored woman in the Province, demand
ing the liberation Of the colored person or
threatening lynch law il their demands
were aol complied with; and moi until the
Magistrates had secured .ths presence ofs
company Of Regulars, did they succeed in
arTesting these, in(uriatea rioters. Some
OF these mutineers have been tried and
one Sergeant has been degraded to the
ranks Tor his participation in this disgrace.
fuI affair. The dissatisfaction of the white
population is not only confined Ia the
blacks who have enlisted under the blood.
stained banner OF Britain. but those, who
pride themselves upon the freedom and
security Of British subjects and discharge
the duties OF civilians, even these are in
cluded in the sweeping censure passed up
on them by The Western Herald, tory
print published at Sandwich, u. c., where
the presentation OF the Grand Jury OF the
District was published
I" Ii is also for us a subject Of great sa-
tisfaciion To say that theyery limited num-
Der OF accusations is confined almost en-
lirely TO people Of color although we can
not but partake those sentiments of regret
and alarm expressed by the worthy Presi-
dent, tina, instead Of repaying with graft
tude the protection and privileges granted
to them, these people have become in real
ity nuisance and tax upon the people
OF this impoverished district"
tits really too bad, that those who ad
vocate toryism so shameIessly, and those
who are SO reckless in supporting il
should tell the truth Of each other, fo' the
nnhlic will not fail tn Judge riohtpously
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-11
0-.Anolher Certificate. n

This is to certify, that since November 1888, ]
have been fiicted with disease in my hands,
which was swelling and roughness, breaking out
in sores, an feverlsh affection, together with a
scroiulous swelling under my ears, which was
caused by heating my blood at the burning Of the
taich Fac tory in this place last yeaI. have
consulted great number Of physicians and used
their different remedies, which gave me relief.
was advised to try DR.. BGngs' RenOudfing
Mixture. went TO the Doctor and procured II
number Of bottles Of his medicine, and have beoH
using it ,r about four weeks, my health is greatly
improved, my hands about well, the swelling
under nv ears has nearly ali disappeared, and ]
am conf, lent in a short time shall enjoy perfect
health believe this medicine to be powerful
and valu able remedy 10 all diseases Of the blood
from the wonderful effect IL has had on me.
wish 10 state that I commenced taking iwo
tea spoo nfuI's, and increased the dose TO table
spoonful, without any bad effect, while others who
have been using it, understand, cannot take over
20 tea-spooniuls.
FRANCIS CHRISTIAN.
Bighgais, March oath, 1910
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-11
% X. I.
Tremendous Excitement
i'm SwantOn.

HREAT Shooting and Rolling match
IN for two DAYS, before Thanksgiving,
at II. Asselslyne's IN Swanton. Seventy
fonr Turkies TO be rolled for, and shot on
those Two days. All msrksmen and rollers,
who wish to make themselves independent
ly rich, are informed that now is the time
The subscribers have On hand fifty sur-
kies of good moral character and wishing
to suit all kinds Of customers, we are aaxl.
Gus To procure fifty more not al all par
icular about their characters, colors, poll
ties or habits il they are moderately fond
Of Hard Cider, no objection will he made. J
Rolling To commence al 8 O'Clock on each
day and shooting rom two 10 Eve. Hon
est Dutch as usual has oil hand 5 HAds.
Of hard cider, and an abundance OF not
exactly dry groceries but wet groceries for
such as are dry.
JOE & DUTCH.
P. s. We like To forgot 10 mention that
il will be necessary for alf who come 10
bring pretty toIetable full pocket Of
change. j. Il ID.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-11

Lettsfs peal psiz frca aHy part, dssssih-
ing The eas<. wtth COT she aksvs sax,sfe,
WI D. psomV'iy aasSetsd snd tie mss
clhs IoFv aided ~-shogl5 The ease rec T'te
the use 81 tie mittvte, ptoXidlng alwsys
that tie moa~y be hfss tsseivra
Pfles 81. IS far ~, bollle.
A reasaHahls drdeegioa madc sLsts
quantity 10 laAsH.
Prepared and Sold By
DR. JOHN r.. BANGS,
SIanbrdss l.. c
Fer ssis slso 81 s.as 0E.es.
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AGENTS FOR THE N. AMERICAN
VERMONT.

VERMONT.
.Nontpeltr-J. A. Vail.
North Troy, T,-Dr. l.. c. b IRE.
Jsfersonrilie- Rev. J. Baker,
Fairfeld--H. SouIe q; Colt B. ahsm
East Berkshirs--Dr. S. 8. Butler.
.Al5argh-Tsbor |. SeweIl. and
Elishs Reynolds, P. ".
NORTH Hsro--CoI. II. Wndswonh and
DR.. g. Whitney.
Riehford-A. w. Sears, p. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures +. Brigham.
Highgais.-H. o. Green.
Bsrlington-Ludger Duvernsy.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
.MorIOv--Capt. SeldeH Brown,
GtrsDord. ~ H-Msiat S. B. Dsy.
NEW YORK.
y Cify-John Ryan, 655 Greenwich 81.
Rsne's William WeLlon,
PtrTy's .Mi!is--L. Perry. p. n.
PIaitsburgh-FrsDeois DAMS, and J. A.
Sqoires.
.9assbk Fsrks-DF. Joseph Davignon.
Roeksslr-W. l.. Mackenzie, Esq.
.SGling-ErAssius Stone, P. NJ.
HoykiHfen--John Goodeu.
Glenn's FGlis-Heman X Hopkins.
Norfolk, Sill. Co. ~. Y.-S.M Phrips.
MAINE.
I'homssloa. Me A. Rice. ESQ
WISCONSIN.
Hifuaukie-Loais Ffsnehcfe.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-11

UyHE subscriber has lately started the old
Forge at S-anton Falls and will supply
AZ who call on him with any quantity OF bar iron
and drsughis OF all sorts and kinds, such as An
chors, Cfanks. Sled and Sleigh shoes, &c ke., of
a. GOOD a quality and on as good terms as any
o,her establishment in the country. He hopes 10
merit and receive the patronage ofthe friends Of
domestic industry.
SwsntoB, Nov. IL, 1870. N-3
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The Foreign News.

The news by the recent arrivals 10 OF
such Importance, that we have given them
a place To The exclusion OF the usual week
" variety. And to these extracts we re-
fer our readers for full and complete sum
mary of intelligence.
The great question Of the East Is still
undecided, so far as The question oil IA
European war is concerned. No rupture
has vet occurred between France and the
allied Powers, but the same uncertainty
slill enveIopcd the future, as at the previous
arrivals. The preparations are making
with the usual activity, and in France,
more so than ever. A "peace party" has
sprung up in France, who are bent on
peace a, all hazards, but which, according
To the Ministerial press, possesses little OF
no influence. Their efforts are directed to
the dismissal of M. Theirs, who, If coniin.
ued in power. will undoubtedly entice The
country into war.
From the extracts TO day published, IN e
prospects of a war in Europe are, in ouI
opinion far from being either improbable OF
impossibe-ihe news of the barbarous de.
siruction Of Beyrout has helped to swell
the tide OF popular indig nation, and has
called from The French government an OF.
fetal note condemning in severe and bitter
terms the brutal and disgr aeefu! destruction
OF the place.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-11

CoEsUMPTIoN AND LIVER COMPLAINT -
As general remedy far these diseases, am fully
satisfied, from long experience, there is no medi-
cine equal to DR. Taylor's Basam Of Livorwort
Being purely vegetable, il can be used with the
utmost safety by all persons iu every condition.
Ii ceanses the lungs BY expecoralion, relieves df
fcult breathing, and seems 10 heal the chest
There can be question, but this medicine s
certain cure for chronic cough and colds. | havo
used it for four years in my practice, aud always
with success.
AT. ROGERS, M. D.
ny- CossuMrrIos Tho following remarks
were taken from the last number Of the Medical
Magazine -
" The surprising effect produced by DR.. Tayl 3
Bslsam Of Liverwort, in eonsumptivs eases, can
not fail Of exciting a deep and thrilling interest
throughout the world. We have so long believ-
ed this disease (consumption) incurabls that
IL is difficult TO credit senses when we sec per-
sons evidently con,pmptive, restored to health.
Yet this is fact Of daily occurrence; how then
can we question the virtue Of the above medicinet
In our next, we shall be more explicit; meantime
we hope physicians will make trial ofthis medicine
and report iis effect to US"
NoTE-Ths original asd genuine Taylor's
Balsam Of Liverwort is made and sold at 37b
Bowery.
To FEHALEs.-Ths number Of females ia DEL
icate health is uaiy surprising. "eakness, loss
Of appetite liver comp lainis. and many other dis
eases prey upon them, making Them pale and lean
Of Gesh. All this can be remedied by the use OF
Strengthening medicine, that will assist nature in
all her movements, restore tone to the nerves and
muscular organs. or this hind 10 Dr. Tsylor's
Balsam of Liverwert. which being mild and purely
vegetable, answers females admirably. II all will
use it, we are ceH6dsn, elastic step. coed ap-
petite. and ruddy cheeks will follow. Once more
remember, the original and genuine is mad. at SIS
Bowsry.
10 SrrTrike or BLooo.-Ths disease c,a-
ssts Of discharge Of blood, ehsn froihy, from the
uouth. brought up with hawking and coughing.
and is usually accompanied with difficulty 81
breathing, and some pain in the chest. Sometimes
il is preceded by oppression 81 the chest. dry
tickling cough snd slight shooting pains. This
disease is always more or less dangsrons. The
great danger is that ihes' symptoms may terminals
in consumption; axd immediate remedies can alone
save this end But DR.. TsylOr's Baissm Of Law
erwort is sure remedy, ssd to show i,s uaparal-
lsilsd success certificates Of cures from al elissDs
and many physicians, vii be published in few
days. ~
R~ wKRVoUs DISEAsEs L WEAKBEss.-
DR.. Tsyler's Balssn Of LivsrwoTt. made at ST5
pouery, is assuredly eSesllsnt temedy ior thnse
diseases. Nv wife has been mere less i'll for
tksse ten wears She vas eEtTensiy nervous, sn5
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Straycd.

II MO the enclosure Of the subscriber bay horse
H in good order, short tail, sepderly built with
a small star in the forehead and spot of white on
his back caused by wearing saddle. Supposed
to be IA years of age or upwards. Enquire at
this Office or Of
MICHEL BERGE
Swanton 18th Oct ls40,-23*3--
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-11

Hs n ! sa I'm OF Eivcrvy Or {
Has'been used successfully for eight years
in TIE cure of CONS UMPTION and
LIVER COMPLAINT. U- Remem-
Der. the original and genuine is made only
at S75 Bowrey, ~ Y, oil Others are spu-
rious and unauthorized. 60
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N o I'll c n

TEVHE undsrsignsd will petition the general
IL Assembly d The State Of vsrmest. at it's
next session, for she gran, Of Fe,ry from Aibush
Yves; TO the line Of ths S,hte, for tho term sffsn
yeats from ana ansr the Esa day Of EoysIsbs,,
1910; beginning al the Canada line and extend
Jag along the western shore Of said town Of ~
burgh ssu'h to point called Ksliey's psint
3dAUET. DERBY.
Aftursh, Sept. a. 1910 fsa
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-11

Ky HE Subscriber has given his SON Oliver A
z Beardsley his time during the renal nder OF
his minority, and he would notify all concerned,
that no will claim none Of his earnings, nor paw
any debts OF his contracting afef this date.
JAMES BEARDSLEY.
Abureh. OH Nov. 1870 27-3*
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-11

"a Gov. Jsnnisoa has appointed Thurs
day the Sd of Decenber, as q day OF
Thanksgiving and Prayer. This is one of
iAoss customs which antiquity has sane
usasd, although there be those innovators
Who think il ignore honored 10 the breach
thar in the Observance"
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-11

DIsFurED TERRIToRY. The authori-
ties Of Maine are not disposed to await the
conclusion of the negotiations and explo-
rations now on foot, before exercising ju-
risdctioa over part of the territory. The
Woodstock IN. 3D. Journal OF the cath
October states on the authority OF cor
respondent Of Madawasks, "that cert
ain Squire s. is TO be dispatched by
the way of Fish River, on or about the
lst. Nov. TO organise a Town Meeting,
appoint Town Officers, &C." OF course
this paper is loud ia its denuncistions OF
American impotence, earontsry, sc. bat
says nothing Of any preparation being made
on the par. of the New Brunswick author
tiles to prevent such exercise ofjursdiction
on the part of the Americans.
In the Boston Mercantile Journal OF the
qIss October, appears letter from cor
respou dent at Bangor, who writes -
al leara there is no doubt existing in the
minds of the commissioners, that the line
claimed by the Americans is the true boun-
dary aad that whoever would examine
the subject with an iniention Of discover
ing the truth can arrive at no other conciu-
sion"
The public will remember that the Brit
ish Commissioners are equally positive OF
the justice Of the pretensions Of their gov
eramsnt. So much Tor the results OF this
last exploration, from which the parties
pretended to anticipate such lasting advan-
,sges, and which has ended, as every ra-
tisrsl mah prophssisd j, would, in strength
saing the self-eon6denee of each. without
advancing one step towards peaceable
settlement Of the Boundary Line.