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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16

FACTS FOR TIE LABoRING MAN
The 10th number of" NARRAGANsETT, 4"
which appears in our columns to-day,
concludes the description of Mr.. Van
Buren's foreign Government v" PAT-
TERMS" The series will be completed d
in our next
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16

Disguised uith Loco Focoism.-Mr. Cald-
well, a Van Buron member of the Penn. Sc
nate from Lancaster and York Counties, dis.
ous,ed with the abandonment by his party OF
all its pledges to the People, placed the re-
sipnstion Of his seat in the hands OF the trans
crlbing Clerk, afsr the passage Of the Bank
bill and returned to his constituents.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16

CoYNvcricur ELECrIoN. The majority
of Ellsworth over Niles, is 45G6. The Wings
have chosen 10 Senators, the Iocofocos L.
aud ono, a, FIRST conceded to the Locofocos,
is doubtful. Such is the glorious result III
our sister State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
Nomination ofthe National Whig
Convention.
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES:
VIM. HENRY HARRISON,
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENTS:
JOHN TYLER,
or VIRGINIA.
Slate Election.

The election for Representatives to
the General Assembly, and for General
Officer; took place in the several towns
throughout the State, yesterday. In
this town, the polls were opened at 10
o'clock A. NJ. Henry Y. Cranston,
Esq. Moderator.
The following gentlemen were elected
Representative to the General AS
sembly, without opposition:-viz: Asher
Robbins, Benjamin Hazard, Henry Y.
Cranston, Richard X. Randolph, Geo.
G. King, and George Bowen.
The Polls were kept open to receive
proxies for General Officers until 10 o.
clock p. NJ. Mt the close Of which, the
votes stood as follows : For King, 375 ;
For Carpenter, l55 No Gov. 5, Scat
]; whole number 53i.
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For Sale, ,

FOH S:aHc,
~~ Ono eighth part of the fast.
rfNA sailing coppered s. copper fast
)AIM M ened sch'r. BENZ. D'WOLF,
zkSAH. just returned from q Sealing
voyage. For further particulars enquire Of
BENZ. MUMFORD, A,in'y. for
SAMUEL Sr. JonS, Jr., assignee.
II not previously disposed Of, it wili be sold
at Public Auction on Saturday, the 10th inst.
at IL o'clock, NJ.
April 2, 1910.
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MUNICIPAL.
In Io,rn Meeting, april 18Th.

Henry c. Martin, Collector of Town
Tax, resigned his Office, and Robert
Sherman Cd, was appointed to fill his
place until June Town Meeting, and to
collect the uncollected Tax.
Messrs. Geo. Engs, John Stevens
and Samuel Barker, were appointed to
audit the accounts of the late Collector,
and transfer the books, papers, sc. OF
said Office to the new Collector.
Report of Committee on violation Of
laws relating to taking sand and gravel
from the Beach, postponed to June.
Report of the Street Commissioners
was presented, and vote passed re-
fcrrng it to Messrs. George Bowen, S.
II. Cottrcll, and William II. Crandall,
with instructions to report at the next
Town Meeting. The Commissioners
it appears by the report, have exceeded
the appropriations for repairs Of streets
S2937 OF and ask to be indemnified.
The report of the Asylum Comms-
sioners was read, received, and order
cd to be published in all the papers.
A vote passed instructng our Rep
resentatives 10 the General Assembly
TO procure an alteration Of the law re-
latng to the appointment Of street COM
missioners--so as to fix the number to
be appointed not to exceed three, in
stead Of ten as under the present law
The election Of Street Commissioners
was therefore postponed until juno.
Messrs. George Hall, S. Whitchorne
J. w. Lawton, u. Tisdale, j. Stevens
George Bowen, and n. S. Rug
giles, werc appointed Finance Com
mittec to inquire into the state of The
Treasury, and ascertain what means
are wanted to meet the current cxpen
scs of the town, sc. and also to inquire
into the causes Of us increased expen
ses during the last three years.
A communication was received from
n committee appointed by the towl
Of Middletown, requesting that th'
town repair the Bliss road between th'
dividing line Of said towns-cons'dera
ton postponed to June.
The following persons were adm'''e
Frce.-W alter Nichols, Jesse Cud
worth, Jr., Thos. Roach, John 1. Bat
tey, Henry +. Bat,ey, Jeremiah Pea
body, Jr., Simeon Smith, Robert Wyl'e
Geo. c. Munro, Gideon Barker, job
D. Northam, Phinncas Corey, Charlie
Barker, Solomon G!adding, John Glad
ding, Henry W. Vernon, Henry L
Turner. Caleb &. Tripp, Geo. Scott.
Propounded.-Goo. Vaughan, Ge'
Clarke, John l.. Goff, Nathan y
Chafcc, Gordon ID. OK, Nicholas "
Marsh, William y. Peckham, JOSEF
Southwick, Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16

Sho told, waiting God's time The last
words she heard To utter were Heavenly Father
receive my unworthy soul" and In a few minutes her
spirit took lis hight Coas.
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NOTICE..

vF,lIE assessment made by committee ap-
i pointed by the Corporation OF the First
Baptist Society in Newport, TO make an as
scssmcnt on Pews, in the First Baptist
Church, whi, h were received for old propric-
tors Pews as newly numbered. for the pur.
pose of raising money TO pay off the bal'ncc
Of the del of the corporallon-the time hav-
inr expired for them TO pay the same into
the Treasury, they are hereby notified unless
the assessment is paid on or before the 9th
OF April. 1910, so much cl their Pows viii DC
sold nj Public Auction, as vii pay the same
and all incidental charges. by order OF The
Corporation.
mar. 10.
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d o N N = T 8 @ n L A p.

TT>lLLEY will sell florence braid, straw and
i other Bonncts, nt ono third or one hall
le.s prices ihsn my other dealer in town.
lie has good assortment.
ALso-A lot of Shawls and fancy Hand.
ksrchiefs, nj one half their worth. n lot oi
Florpsee Braids very cheap.
h1ri q.
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J u s. = q ECEIVE ED
e. F. e w. NEW U O N,


IS boxes brown lava 6 bbl, Newark Cider
ma Sugar rs bags old Rio Coffee
500 loavss refined do 10 do ST. Domingo do
bbls crushed do do Is do Laguira do
4 900 lbs LIST quality I2 ierces new Rice
N. Orleans do II half chests Young
20 bbls Crackers, yari- Tyson Tea
Gus kinds 6 do Gunpowder do
30 dozen Brooms 6 do Tyson do
5 bales Manila Mats 20 do Soucbong do
5 dozen waller Pals 40 boxes No | brown
20 boxes No l Tobacco Soap
rs bbls smoking do 3 do scented do
IL cases chewing do 20 bx's superior Starch
25 jars Maocoboy Snuff II do Lemon Syrup
Is casks Cheese 25 do Oranges
10 boxes Chocolate 10 do Lemons
80 boxes Pipes 200 do Kaisins VARIOUS
/ 90 mats Cassia kinds
800 Id. prime Nutmegs Is kegs Malaga Raisins
100 lbs Z" Mace 20 half do do do
900 lbs lst quality 10 kegs Pantalaria do
Cloves 20 boxes Mongeral do
500 lbs do Alspico 50 fancy boxes Prunes
500 los do Pepper 10 boxes do
20 kegs ground Ginger 20 do Figs
25 boxes assorted grind 30 drums DO
Spices 10 trails do
80 sacks fine white Salt 900 lbs dried Currants
300 boxes table Salt 1000 do do Apples
20 bbs Manhattan Gin 10 bugs Almonds
20 bbls Rose do 10 do Madeira Nuts
10 bbls Spanish Brandy ! 5 do Brazil DO
hhds St Croix Rum 5 do Filberts
20 Or casks Sicily Wine 20 do Peanuts
10 do do Sweet Mala- 100 boxes Spanish Sc
ga do gars
Likepise-A selection Of choice Wines -
Madeira, Brown Sherry, Pale Sherry. Po't, i.ls-
bon, &c.
.Aiso-Tapioca ,Moccsroni, ,Vsruace'la. ground
Rice, pine apple Cheese, Sweet Oil, Mustard
Picked Salmon. Salmon in kits. assorted Pick
les. Ciiron, Prunes. Figs, Tainarinds, quay"
Jelly, Canton Ginger and West India Preserves,
Sperm and Wax Candles, Palm Soap, Alum,
Indigo, Corks, ,Salaerutus, Sal Soda ,'as.ie Soap,
Cotton Twine, Alexandra Segars, very choice
Spanish Segars, Yellow Snuii, JuJube Pasle,pre-
pared Cocoa, ground Coffee, Alcant Mats, sc.
&c Sc, making our assortment decidedly more
extensive and complete than ever, which we
shall positively sell at the very lowest market
prices for cash or approved credit.
Newport, April 8, lsl0.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
Second BrOadSide for Harrison.
Total Defeat Of the Enc oly

| "And Burnham wood has come TO Dunsinane."
We have again the satisfaction Of
announcing a victory Of the people over
the household troops and their allies,
another victory OF the farmers, and me-
chanics, and working men Of Rhode
Island over the "rabble rout Of Loco
focoism." We now announce the full
liiment of the prediction which we made
at the outset, that Rhode Island would
stand true to her principles and her no
nor, and that although not the first to
propose the nomination Of HARRISON,
she would be amongst the first to res
pond to it. The sophistry Of foreign
lecturers has not seduced her, nor has
the gold Of the treasury bribed her.
Samuel Ward King is elected Gov
ernor by majority of not less than
Thirteen Hundred, being tie
largest majority crcr giren in a contest
ed gubernatorial election.
The entire Wing Senate is elected
by about the same majority. This ma
ority will be increased immensely at
the Presidential election.
Hundreds who did not vote for the
Wing ticket yesterday, will go with
enthusiasm for Harrison, and unless
some States, as seems probable in the
| West, 90 for him en- masse, we may
take up the challenge, thrown out by
Indiana, and give the largest Wing ma
jority in proportion to the number o
voters, of any State in the Union.
Il We have no time to point out the
details Of this most glorious victory
for brilliant as it is in its general re-
suits, il is still more astonishing in some
of its particulars. 1t will be seen at
glance that we have carried some o
the very strongholds of the country ,ant
made fearful inroads upon the others.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16

Conyro,s is s,ill in sessicp.--Tbe Sub
uessury bill has no, ye, passed tho House
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
Encourage Home Manufactures

NEW, light. A CALiCOES, printed on
~ the Coddington Factory Cloth, very
beautiful style, and at low price, just open
cd aud for sale by
VIII. C. COZZENS g. co.
IA so
CoDpISGToN Co. blcached Cottons,
Ditto, unbeacbed do,
In remnants of oil lengths, and at prices
suited to the times,
With every style and kind Of domestic
Shcctiugs, Shirtings aud Calcos, bought al
the lowest rates, and offered by the psce or
yard at a small advance. ap l6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
scEcCG

NER. CAPRON'S DANCING SCHOOL.
IVS is open. and few more pupils will be
received. Application should be made soon.
Regular days Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
n. BY the request Of number OF la
dies who prefer attending an EVENING
GLASS; he will give Lessons in Dancing a,
Masonic Hall on Monday evenings.
Apri TO-
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SALE POSTPONED.
By vote Of the Corporation April ON, the
sale is postponed 10 Saturday, April Both, ut
10 O'Clock IN. lap ioI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16
VHODE-ISLAND COAL.

ry,fIE subscriber would inform the inhabi-
iants of Newport, ,l,t he will receive
THIS DAY cargo OF the above & % A L.
which will be ready for delivery to any par,
of the town. The present price will br Sir
Dollars and Fly Cents per ton of 22lO lbs.
SIMON NEWTON, Jr.,
April o. Agent.
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AUCTIONS 8.
EY J. c. sHAw,-Auctionesf.


To be sold at Public AUCTION, on Friday
The I'm inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, al
the late residence Of Ezekiel Luther, in
Spring-street, by order Of Peter r.
Remington, Admir-,
A variety of HOUSEHOLD FuRSIruRE, con.
"a sisiing Of beds. tables, chairs, &c.
Conditions made kEown nj time aud place.
April o. J. G. Shaw, Aucl'r.
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GREAT BARGAINS
BROADCLOTggS, sc. &C.
AN hJTITION

al az - iSN.
On Saturday nert, al 8 O'Clock a. m. ,cill
be sold at Pabiic AUCTION, (in lois 10
snt purehasers,) at Me subscribers
Store,
THE LARGEST & BEST ASSORTMENT
ever offered in this market,
CONSISTING OF
RLACK, blue black, blue, green, olive,
~ Harrison brown, mulberry, SoXony olive,
dark mix'd, steel mix'd, of every grade and
color.
Also. brown ond blcached Shr,ings and
Shee,ings, Linens, bedtIcks, slarcs, pencils,
silk hdkts., suspenders, with variety of 9TH
er articles.
Sales positive and unlimited. Conditions
iberal and made known al gale.
NJ. HALL, Auct'r.
~ The Cloths are now ready foI exumi.
nation, the Public are invited TO call aud see
them. Zap l6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-16

BY MILTON IiALL-Apciioneot.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06
Renordting Nurture.

ETOR THE CURE OF RHEumaTrsM,
= ScFofua OF King Evil, Hip diseases,
painful affections of the bones, liberated
throat and nostrils, Ulcers of every de-
seiiption, Fever Sores, and Internal ABB
scesses, Scald Head, liberated feet and
legs, Blotehes, aud oil kinds of diseases OF
the sain also, PILES, 10 their most sg-
gfaratcd form.
This medicine is singularly eficacious in
renovating those constitutions which have
been broken down by injudicious treatment.
In general terms, il is recommended in all
those diseases which arise from impurities
Of the blood or viliation Of the humors, OF
whatever name or kind. Some of the
above complaints may require some tfif1ing
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.
OF all remedies yet discovered for the
care Of a particular disease, this is the
most certain. Ii makes a speedy and per-
manent cure, without the least regard 10
diet, exposure, or application TO business.
Even when the disease has become consti-
tational, and Mercury with other popular
remedies, have failed, this Mixture has
never been known 10 fail Of performing
cure. The proprietor gives no long quack-
ish recommendations, but leaves the medl-
cine to speak for itself.
DIRECTIONS.-Take from to tea
spoonfuls, according TO the strength and
age OF the patient, before eating, morning
and evening. Should il sicken the stom.
ach or prove too much Of laxitve, lessen
the dose.
Prepared and Sold by
Dr.. JOHN IT.. BANGS,
Stanbridge l.. c.
For sale also al this Office.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06
AGENTS FOR THE IN. AMERICAN.

VERMONT.
.Montpelier--J. A. Vail.
Troy, Vt.--R. s. Orn.
North Troy, V,-Dr. l.. c. Moore.
Canaan. U..--Nathaniel Perkins.
Cambridge-Dr. s. Brush.
JeGcrsonviHe--Rev. J. Baker,
Fairfield III. Soule & Gott Brigham
East Fair1ed-Hram Bostwick,
Franklin--Eri jerome.
East Berkshtre--Dr. s. $. Butler.
.aiburgh-Tabor /. Sewel.
North Hero--Co. III. Wadsworth and
DR.. G. Whitney.
Moretown--R. g. Buckley.
Calais--Dr. Asa George.
Middesex-Ho Snow, P. M.
Roxbury-John Nj. Spalding.
Waitsfeld-Geo. ID. Rice
Barre, Vt-Capt. Lewis Lucas.
Iro-Hiram Fish, P. M.
Richford-A. w. Sears, p. M.
BokerJietd-Josiah +. Brigham.
Htghgate.-H. o. Green.
Observation-Disclosures Duvernay.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
.Marlo,o--Capt. Selden Brown,
fff@lelhfdm--Joslan Ingalls,.
Hanover, N. H.--Sias k. Williams,
.Siuartsto,ca, Coos Co. " H.-Wm Smith.
Columbia, Coos Co. " H.-Huse Luli
NEW YORK.
Rouse's Point-WilIiam Weldon,
Perrg's .MiHs-L. Perry. P. M.
Piatis5urgh-Francois DAMN, and J. A.
Squircs.
.qusable F0rks-Dr. Joseph Davignon.
.Moira,-Henry n. Bickford,
N. Y.City-John Ryan, 947 Greenwich,
Btnato- Charles Drolet, ESQ.
Rochester-W. l.. Mackenzie, Esq.
Saiin0-Erasnus Stone, p NJ.
Hopkinfon-John Goodeil.
Glenn's Fails--Heman X. Hopkins.
Norfolk, !St.L. Co. ". ISM. Phelps.
.M'Lean, T'hompkias Co. N. Y.-Pat-
ferson Francis
WISCONSIN.
.Miiwarkie-Louis Franchere.
DTAiI Post-Masters who are friendly
10 US and 10 our Cause, are requested TO ass
as Agents.
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swANToN, MAY 6, 1870.

or Pa tines sfe rnee sasecssshf, Fiyg
f.hs .ssesl tsaposg41e* - asaat 70 - "o'ssa
d. r.. Crises u SIZE msfsez mt v ~ Hts''
.. '.,.s "a hum.aMsty saa hereef faileseF4r' VIZ
e ssss e sfss eovrrnmsass. are 'hTssff4 ~ -
les. H0n swfsl = the fesPoat'Aitsss -
80 ~uaa sha Aasafa I'VE 49, Y ssattH1.'a
- &c, sseas she ssseapsps 81 cur saees.st 80
d. ,aesssasa ~hesass sepab''esn sys'tH' = $50
aneas, bulk ca the Stll e. ana fseF''"ss ~ -
aers asnrasAsassiy ffesa tss peep.e." - Z
- -. hn.s ass 10 labegav Of The ciuEsn
- ....,.sss .,,,h Ire safety Of the state; %
4. -. whesher " rae pscpis are fAfir
-, ,ssystss." a. IS asserted By monarch
4t.ss. ss-~ lNslss' Rtgssftr.
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R}TH MEXICAN.

egr ELraaAs" - tie great cause Of Lit
erv. and leaa them
:. Where asssA is haugAl. r vis'sty ~ss =
And may God speed she Gay when Csnada
--peof caalavcd Caaada--sheH proudly
iake Der place among The Nstions; VIXEN
the Tree IL Liberty shalt flourish IN ali iis
verdant beauty; and those brave men,
who have fought ard gSiaed Der indrprn.
denec, slIalisit down In peaee, leach under
his own vine and flg-lree.n
ANNETTE.
Swnntnn, ApTil 1910.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

7vATT L the Subscribers, being appointed by the
Wv Hon. Probate Court for the District Of
Grand Isle, Commissioners 10 receive, examine,
and adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of JoHx MILLER, late Of Al
BURGH, in said District, deceased, Represented
insolyent, and also all claims and demands exhibit
ed in offset thereto; ana six months from the 3Oih
March, A. D. 1910, being allowed by The said
Court for that purpose, We do therefore hereby
Give NOTICE, that will attend TO the business
Of our aid appointment, at BrNAJAn =. PHILIPS
Ias, IN Alburgb, in said district on the first SA-
rURDAYs III juno and july neSi, froEa NINE
O'Clock a. NJ. uatA Foue O'Clock p. d.. on each
Of said days.
ROBERT RANSOM,
THOMAS MOTT,
Commissioners.
Alburgh, April l4th, 1910. 2-3w.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06

Er~es Fl L.aasr.--The Salem A4ycr-
iisef anBaNnres, ca the best authority,
lhat mechanical .abgr IN Caha receives q
higher compensation than sny where csc.
81 Ter dsy il ihe Customary paice pasd 20
rga4 mechanics, al ell descriptions. $500
Coopcs fteqaeaily make irom seven 10
Ten dollars per day IN trimming casks; and
evea slave labor IL worth one dollar ard
fifty cents day.--Joafneymen cafpentsfs,
Il il saad. can get sixty dolIasa month
aBd board. Aud yet Cuba is hard monvy
country. Glc5e.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06

FEvHE grand collection Of Beasts and BIRDS,
IL under the direction Of Messrs. Hotay < Co.
will be exhibited ia Swanton. en- WEDNESDAY,,
The 18th day Of MAY 1870, doors open al ONE
O'Clock.
The COLLECTION comprises the most rich
aud grand variety now travelling n America, IT Is
conducted in the most approved ard orderly man
ner. Two large payilions win be spread covering
a space of ground Of so by l20 feet, and all con-
venieneos every way, both extensive and com
modious. A splendid band viii enIlTen the scene,
rendering it very interesting For particulars see
Bills Of the day.
1J-Admission % CExrs.--C Children, bslfPrice.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06

a Distres.iag Case.-Dn Thursday az
ternoon OF last week, hey OF Dir. Bodies,
grocer of this village, about eight years OF
age. went fishing with pther boys, since
which, nothing has beer learned OF him.
Strong spprehensions exist that he must
have fallen into the riveraEd been drown
ed. Much effort has been made TO find
the body in the River, but without effect,
ANA the parents are naturally in state Of
great anxiety. OgdeHs5srgh Times.
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20 The pnst Masier al AIhanv. G


By the arrival at New-York of the ship
Uaited.States, we have received London
dates to the sIst March, from which we
make the following exuacts:--s s.w essa
The news by that vessel is very i'm
Po'ian, and exciting. Persia has declared
EHsgainst Turkey France has joined
fuFsey against the Pacha Of Egypt. The
Russian army is said 20 have been Destroy
Elm the mountains Of Chivs, and the EN-
PIE Of Persia will doubtless be a scene 'ol
battle and bloodshed. IN. y. HsrdiG.
We find little respecting the boundary
Qseloh, in the papers received by the
upged States. - Old 'Countr3Asa; I"
Eaglsn5,-A bill granting a pension e
Led Sea,oh, (Safanl was moved. By lord
John Russell, and seconded hy, Sir Rober'
Pee. The pension is to be 10000 per an
Tan for three iiyes. We did expect thai
his bili would Have passed By an unanim
oas vote, but Mr.. Hume and fifteen othel
7enbers voted against it. "a
An order had been received at the De
FeaPort dockyard, TO increase the numbel
q mechanics. The men are to be enisreS
o' twelve months service. -Desenpor
Telegraph.
Caasda.-A motion has been made Il
have all the expenses Of Lord Durham
sas Mr.. Pouleit Thompson, as Governor
SCsnada, laid before Parliament.
CAiaa.-The London Sun Of the SIS
March, saws +" Letters have been receiv
e overland IRON Bombay, dated sixteeI
cars later from Canton, announcing tn
EoSabiIiiy of an amieable adjustment Q
&c dispute between the Chinese raud III
British, in consequence Of the arrival o
Rev commissioner. sEN
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NONE OINTMENT
For Sale al fhts Office, also by DR.. l.. c.
Moore, North Troy, N.
FESfEIs eminent for the cure Of Rheumatism.
q White swellings, TlsrA CAPIrs OF
scsld head. Ssis Rheusn, Ulcers ef long stand
ina. Burns, Soalds SC. is Too well known to re-
quiFe any new accommodations; safiirs IL to say
II stands prominent smoug all the msdicAl pFepsr-
siiens that have been lnveaes for ,hs cure Of
lie above mentioned a,Seasee
Swantsn, ". March 1910.
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FERRY Ar swANToN FALLS.

g. tNCF the Oa = ridge isaalsd sHto the drink
- aas vett ea~*sussm. FtRsr has been
established hgtle Sssssses above The Puslic
wjll be ssegHnssslea wish gesd bosis al The fol-
IowiaF rates s-~
Pcs each laadsd wagon sg car, dawn by
teo hefsfx o. exra so 20 sspis.
Each dstss dfs@n BY oes asiio 10
EzgA uaioaesJ wagon or cart drawHby
two hatsss q ether bessia 1914
Each ditto drawn ~ sne 9stie s
Each person
Each pesson ami horse q
Each addit,oaai borse 2
Horned cattle per bead =
Sheep and swine per heed 4
Swaates, ApfIls, lS4d.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06

In the u. Stairs Senate the other day,
Mir. Calhoun said that he considered
Cauada pledge for rcacrs that the Uni
ted States, with their ample resources, aud
the increased facility 0f communication,
could take il at their pleasure. --.Iackta-
-ie's Gazette.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06

On act relating 10 fret cosored People
and Slsres.--The legislature of Maryland
at It's last session, passed. an act relating
to free colored persons and slaves, which
has become law by the signature of the
governor. Itenacts thit no "iree negtn
or mulatto belonging -, or residing in
any other state, shall cone into the State,
whether such free negfo or mulatto in
tends settling in the stateor not, nder the
penalty OF $40; and no free negro or
nuIaito shall cone in tie state second
time. where he or she las been arrested
under the provisions of dis act, under the
penalty Of $500, one hal Of which sum
shall be given to the iffornler, and the
other half to the sheriff, Tor the use OF the
COLONIZATION Society AMI any free negro
or mulatIo refusing to pay the sum OF
$500, 81 all be imprisoned, and sold for G
slave" G>c.-BosiOn Tines.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06

Favorable opinion ofihe North american.
Boonville, N. ", % April 1910.
Ma. H. j. THOMAS,
sir,-I enclose You three dollars, which
plesse pass to my credit on account Of the
let and and volume OF the North Amer
icaa ht@e
have received your paper from the
commencement, and have found it highly
Interesting, and a vehicle OF much vain
abe Information.
have the honor 10 be,
Your obedient servant,
ANDREW N. BUELL..