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CRY PosTMAsTER-The Senate on Saturday con-
frned the nomination of DR.. William Jones as post
master of this city This is another excellent ap-
.pontment DR.. Jones was removed by Mr.. Van Blu
for other reason than that he was a Conserva-
tive There confessedy no better arranged Of
flee in the whole Department. Dr. J. viii be a
faithful, attentive, obging and gentemanly officer
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REMAINS OF GENERAL. HARRISON

On Monday, the 9Th inst, the remains of our late
much amented President, arrived in the steamboa,
Rartan, a, the landing in Cincinnati. The coffin
was placed in the main cabin, and there posed to
the view of such as were inclined to look upon what
enclosed the relics of soldier patriot, christian,
and poor mans friend. Many of the citizens in
dulged in this melancholy qualification. His renal ms
were afterwards conveyed to the residence of w Fl.
Taylor, Esq, where they were to remain until Wed
nesday when the funeral obsequies to take place
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THE DISONIAN
WASHINGTON CITY.
THURSDAY. JULY 10. ls4l.

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE USITY-iN NoN-EssENTiALs LIBERTY AND IN Ali
THINGS CHARITY .-Augustin.
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CoNuspRuM.--If il has taken Congress. six weeks
to do nothing, how long will it take the same body
to do something7
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A National Temperance Convention Is TO be he'd
ct Saratoga Springs, July 9th
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w ANTED-A Journeyman Barber.-A steady
w man can obtain constant employment and good
wages by making immediate application to MARC
QUAINT. on 18th street a few dco,s above the
Madi,oninn Office. july 1875.
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The Lynchburg vrgnian calls on Mr. Archer for
his scheme Of Fiscal Agent
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yr The Board of Health will NEE. at the City
Hall THIS DAY, Tuesday, the 9Th instant, at five
O'clock p NJ.
A punctua attendance OF the members is requested.
July Is
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government, sboul1 pursue q eosfeet policy
Tor Il would be for Iheif interest, 10 cary
The war. into Canada, and make IL often
ave instead OF defensive. Bot on the wrs.
tern Frontier, foftiaeslions are indi.pen.
saoiy necessary, IN order. TO held in eh, ca
the war'ike disposition Of the ladisns. and
aaoId protection to the settlers. Timely
attention to this subject. may aveu from
Tie country, many dire calsmilies, where.
as neglect, might expose the defcnceless
people, VI the western frontier, TO The tom.
ahawA and sealping-knlfe Of the vindietiye
and mefciless Savage.
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TX,
DIX. BANGS
X cnoyatsng Mixture.


EOR THE CURE If Rmrrwsrrsa
Sefufuia OF Kings Evd. Hlr Diseases
painful aieellnas oElhe hane.. Ulsefsled
throat and noslriss. Ile~I- ~ ws*fvs de-
wfWtou. Fever Setrs. aad luirInai ABB
scesscs. Scald Head. UlesTsled feet ard
ltgs, bseiehcs, snd a'l Kinds oi Diseases ~
the skin alsn, PILES, ia their npas cg-
grayalpd form.
1hts medicine is sing uafly etliraeIons in
fenuNatiug ihasr constitutions Witch have
beea broken down by irjvdicions ifeatmtnt.
In general trtms, IL Ia recommended in alt
those dl>eascs which, sFise from inipurtiesl
OF the hIood OF .liiallan Of tie humofs, &c
whatever name of kind. Some of the
above complaints may require some ufling
assistant application, which the crrum-
stances 81 the CASE will dictate but for
grnriai fcmrdy or prescription 60 remove
The cause, tbs compound wi.l be found
sufficient
OF NIL remedies yet discovered Tor the
cure Of n particular disease. this is The
most certain. II makes speedy and per-
mancnt cure, without the least regard 10
diet, exposure, or application To business.
Even when the disease has hecams eonsti.
tuional, and Mercury with other popular
rmcJirs, have Jailed, this Mixture has
never been known To fail of performing .
cure. The proprietor gives 40 long quaek-
bali recommended lions. bot leaves the med,-
cine 10 speak for Itself
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HHICYILY IMPORTANT. Ner

-
M a. eases, liver complaint, dyspepsia, bilious
Diseases plies, rheumatism, consumption, coughs.
colds splitting Of blood pain in the chest and side,
ulcers, female weaknesses, all delicate and mer-
curia diseases are successfully treated at Doctor
Evans Medical Office, 100 Chatham street, New
York.
DR.. Evans CAmoaILE < ArERIESr Pills,
are composed Of vegetable substance which ex-
ert spec ific aciion uDon the heart, give an inn
pulse or strength % the arerial system, the blood
is ouickened and equalized in its circulation
through all the vessels, whether Of the skin. tn
PARTS situated internally, the extremeties; and
as all the secretions Of the body are drawn from
the blood, there is consequent increase OF every
secretion, and quickened action ofthe absorbent
and exhalent. or discharging vessels. ANY NOR
bid action which may have taken place is correct
ed. all distractions are removed the blood is puri-
hed, and the body resumes hesiihfu state.
1hese medicines after much aux ous toll and re-
search, having been brought by The Proprietor 10
he nrescut state Of perfection, supersede the use
of the innumerable other medicines and are so
we'll adapted 10 the frame. that the use OF Them 10
taining the body in the due performance Of its
Functions. and preserving the vital stream, IN a
nure and healthy state causes it 10 last many years
LONGER than il otherwise would, and the mind TO
become so composed and tranquil, that old age
when II arrives will appear blessing, and no.
fas too many who have neglected their consiitu-
,io,ss. or had them injured by medicines admins
tered by ignorance) source Of misery and abhor
renee.
Thoy are so compounded, that by strong hening
and equalizng the action ofthe heart, liver, and
other yiscera, thew expel the bad, acrid morbid
matter. which renders the blood impure, out Of the
circulation through The excfeiory ducts into the
massage If the bowels that by the brisk slight
excavations, which may be regulated by the doses.
always remembering that whiie the evacuat,ons
som The bowels are kept up, the excreiions from
All the other vessels Of the body will also be going
on in the same proportion. BY which means the
blood invariably becomes Parihed.
Steady perseverance, IA the use Of the medicines
viii undoubtedly effect care even IN the mosl
acute or obstinate diseases; but ~ such the
dose nav be augmented. according 10 the inseter.
Acy Of the disease the medicines being sduaIra-
biz adapted 10 the constitution, they may be taken
at al tunes.
- CAuTIoS.-Be particular 20 purchasing V
see that the label Of this Medicine contains DO
,ice Of is eniry according 10 Act ct Congress
And be likewise particular IN obisiEing them
100 Chatham ST., Ssw I9rk.
For sale BY L. IERR1-
Swausen, Vi, 1870 3gsHt
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REEERENCES.

Solomon johnson, Dunham L. c. for
the cure OF an ULcEK and ScEevuLous
AFFECTION OF the stomach and bowels.
Zebulon Cornell and Ebenezer Phelps
ESQ.,, SIanbridge l.. c., for the cure Of
RHEUNATisN.
Martin Rice, Stanhridgs l.. c., for an
Eruption Of the Skin, swoien Lax &c.
caused by the pnsklfuI uss Of calomel.
Erasrus Stanton, S;anbrdgs l.. c. fer
the cure Of ne Piles in mos, sgrrvs led
form.
VIM. II. Gordon Esq, Of Siansies4 l..
C. for the cure of seals head or finss es-
pitts on child.
Dir. Vincent, Of Stanbrdse, l.. c. far
the cure of sore head and ears, on a child.
Charles Phelps Esq, Of Stanbrids Il.
c. for the cure Of en- eruptire dise ss Of
The skin.
Letters post paid from any part, 'deserib-
ing the case, with for the above mixture,
will be promptly answered and the medi.
cine Observation-Disclosures the ease require
the use of the mixture, providing always
that the money be Grst received.
Price S ,25 FOR on. bottle.
A reasonable deduction made whsfs a
quantity is taken.
Prepared and Sold by
Dr.. JOHN 4. BANGS.
Sssnbridge l.. c.
For sale Giso at this Office.
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YET MORE.

The greatest activity prevails, among
the military and civil functionsries, in Up.
per Canada, force, forty thousand strong
composed OF Regulars aud Provincial Mill.
Tia, is preparing for The purpose Of rescu
ing Mcleod from the American authori
ties.
We should not be surprised to hear,
that he had been liberated from Jail, b.
his counirymen. But should such ar
event happen. we believe, that whatever
might be the policy OF the administration
the forbearancc of the American people
would cease, and reialiations would De the
Inevitable consequences.
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MARCH 10

less siissiisn of the American ses-bosFd
saa frosuet. a. well as, OF the great al.
r.nisgcs 10 be derived from the assistance
which she may readily Obtain, from the
Nerfoss aud Indians. She hes liae OF
Foai6eatiDns and works o Defence, from
Haalsr to Maekinaw, capable Of repelling
iavaslon at the most vulnerable points
SIZE has steam Fngstss. "a the upper
Lakes, suficieui 10 command those waters
snd transport troops from ore secdon Of
the frontier 10 the other From fofl Wei.
lineton at Prescott, Ogdensbargh could
easily be Observation-Disclosures can BE- burnt
from the British works, on the opposite
shofe-And Detroit is exposed to the same
fate, from Maiden. In Offset TO these Brit
ish notifications, the Americans have an
old deserted stone fort, partly finished al
Rosse's Point, (though little too far
nofth) which, though significant work Of
folly, affords no means OF protection or de-
fenee, except to"owls and bats" At Sack
s,u Harbor, there are few old decayed
Barracks, bat no works OF defence. At o..
long since tumblsd into ruins, and utterly
defeneeIess. Al Niagara, is a SET of Bar
racks and slight deIences. At Detroit also,
thers are dilapidsted barracks, though no
notifications worthy Of notice. So much
Cor the land deiences Of the Northern from
tsf The naval defencss are equally nsig-
nifesn,. The Steam Boat, Telegraph is
employed by the American Government,
as transportation and guard-ship, on lake
Oosrio and the ST. Lawrence.
We believe, there is a war vessel, OF one
hundred and ,weRty guns, lying under COW
at Oswego, but whether Gt for service
or not, we are, at present, unable to tell.
We have also learned, by the Burling-
ton Sentinel, that there is an old govern
men. Schooner lying off Erie, carrying one
six FOUNDER OF tremendous power"
Such state Of affairs, is depotable in
the extreme. Iu regard TO the military
power OF the United States, we have but
little to say. Their regular stan ding army
amounts, TO about twelve thousand, while
their militia exceeds one and halt millions.
The physical force Of the United States
we believe, is amply sufficient, to repel in
vasion by any foreign power, yet not
without much expense and loss Of lives.
As j, respects The final issue of war
with Great Britain, the Americans have
iitlle to fear, although from the present
superior preparation Of the British FOR such
an event, they might be successful for
short time, yet their triumph would be OF
short duration, Tor while the British would
be lighting for less than two pence day,
the Americans would be contending for
their homes, their friends and their aU!!!
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~ CERTIFICATE III

This rs 10 eer'iG thar my wife was Afflicted with
an Ulcer on her leg foF tws years, with great
swelling from The toes TO the knae, together with
painful sores on diderant parts of the leg and alter
"se'ne various remedies, from d,efen, phvstcianA
10 no effect, Il was considered By those that saw
her, that noihise short Of an ampuia,ion wauld
save the liie of tbs patient, | fortunately COM
menced usciaF DR. BANGS RENOvATik9
MIXTURE. and by constant use OF It for Jour
ar i've weeks, together with an ointment prepared
by the Doctor, my wife, TO my great Joy. wa.
restored 10 pefscet health, which ske has cont4n.
aed 10 ENJOY for eighteen months past,
(Sien@id) FRANCIS WELSH.
s,anhridse, Il. o. March 2Ty
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THE CONTRAST.

There is remarkable contrast between
the management of the United States and
Great Britain, in relation to warke prep
arsiions. The British are sending troops
into Canada-Org anizing and drilling the
Provincial mIitia-Fortilying their princi-
pal towns and villages, on the frontier
Building war-vessels, on the lakes and
Sivers-Concentrating their Fleets-Aug-
menting their naval and military power
And in fine, negIecting no means OF defence,
suggested by necessity or interest. While
on the other hand, the American Govern
men, is siumbe;ing in carless security, upon
the watch tower of liberty, and negecting
to make any preparatisns for defence, such
as The approaching exigency of affairs, so
urgently demand. We believe the time is
not far distant. when they will bitterly re-
gret their past rcmisness, in relation TO for
t6ca,ions. When their Towns and Viii
ages shall be dessolated, and their Cities
and Sea-Ports, sacked and burnt, they will
deprecate their former folly, and strive TO
make ample amends for their previous
Indifference and neglect. But wisdom
would dictate a different policy-Reason
and Common sense would point out more
ladicious course. An immediate and eff
cent preparation for war. il il did not pre-
rent il, would al least mitigate It's evils.
Ii IS the wiseSt policy, for governments, as
SeIl as, individuals, TO be prepared for the
~ofs,. Let this government thea arouse
from it's slumbers, and put the sea-cossi 10
IsIslc Of defeace. The safety, the honor,
The welfare and dignity of the nation, ina
isriO,aIy demand it. Let forls and batter
res be erecied-let Steamships and Con-
Boats, be built, sufficient for the protection
o. The Coast from British Fleets.
Forii6es.ioHs, on the Northern froRtieF,
Toall be OF but little use, il the American
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STATE OF VERMONT, =. The Hon
District Of Grand lie 49, orabIc Pro-
bate Courl for the District Of Grand Isle
To all persons interested ia the estate Of
JoHN MlLLEH, late Of A!burgh, deceased
intestaie -
WHEsEAs application has been made to
said Court by James Wcdgcworlh, Ad
ministrator Of said estate Ia have the time
allowed hy said Couf; for the payment of
the debts of said estate extended one year
from the time originally allowed by said
Court. Therefore you are hereby notified
to appear before said Court To he holden at
nv dwelling house in North Hero, on the
20th day OF March I84l, and show cause,
if any you have, why the time should not
be extended as aforesaid
And the administrator will eanse the
foregoing order TO be published in the
4" North American" paper printed al
Swanton, in Franklin County, three weeks
successively, the last of which to he pre-
vious to the said 20th day Of March next.
Given under my hand at North Hero,
this Ilth day Of February, A. ID. IS4l.
JOEL ALLEN, Judge.
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ron CHILDREN TEETIiiSG.
THEFaEFp AZ HtxsftF
Tie .Msfhrrs and Nuvssr.

TIE passage tss r srsh tre,i lhs sasms
aaess fsssbiesene ssa aanrsraus symptoms. l. -
kaewa Is rasti8sts that there - Fts@g rfaAftsa ~
TIE Houth and raHsa darag shs pgeress. The gpns
esld seemed ~sta issqaeat and sssasn his - ctf
ing, wafehings, starting ~ ths eirep. ard spa&ns.
Of pccadar PARTS tire chliA shreba ~ilh extreme
tIel.nes, and ,hsvsfs ils fingers in1a meush II
shess pfeeursory ssaPtoms not speedily alleyi-
aled spaxuandc caHyRlsoHs aafvefsally sapeft nne
and soon cause the dissolution ef tho iusaBt.---
Mothers Who have theiT lluir baaes affected VITA
these distressing symptoms should spe.y Da. Wv
EvAA's CELEsRATEb soorHtNs StRpp shteh
has preserved hundreds OF infants ~hea though.
fAa recovery, from being Suddenly attacked VITA
hat fatal ma ads. conYulsiaaa
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to .4no'hcr Certificate. Cd

This Is TO certify, that since November 1898,
have been afflicted with diseaso IN my hands,
which vas a swelling and rous hncss, breaking out
"a sores, and iovefish affection, together with a
scroulous swelling under my cars, which was
caused by heating MY blood at the burning of the
taich Factory IN this place last year. I have
consulted great number Of physicians and used
their different remedies, which gave me no relief
was advised 10 try Oh. Bangs JS<noraffng
MIXTURE. went TO the Doctor ard procured a
number Of bottles Of bis medicine, and have been
using it Tor about four weeks, my health is great,
improved, my hands are about well, the swelling
under my ears has nearly all disappeared, and /
am confident a slott tirs shall ENJOY perfect
health. believe this N '.dicins TO be a powerful
and valuable remedy in all Diseases Of the blood.
from the wonderful effect Il has had on me-
wish TO state that I commenced taking i've
tea-spoontufs and increased the dose 10 a table
spoonful, without any bad effect, while others who
have been using it, understand, cannot take svss
wo tea-spoon!uls.
FRANCIS CHRISTIAN.
Highgate, March 24ih, 1910
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-10
WAR MOVEMENTS.

An order has been received, in the Eti.
tish West Indies, TO recruit twenty Eve
thousand Negroes for the army, 10 add.
ton 10 the usual military force OF tho eoun
try.
The object, Of this movement, no one
acquainted with British policy, can doubt
for a moment. In the last contest between
the United States and Great Britain, i,
was proposed, 10 the Imperial Parliament,
to land an army Of Blacks on The coast oil
Carolina, and call on the American Slaves,
TO Join their standard, and fgh, for free.
dom. But England too, then held slaves,
aud the scheme was deemed iinpolitic.
Now she is freed from that check, and 10
the event OF a collision with the States.
she evidently designs to prOGs by this pro-
ject. Let the American governDen. then,
he on their gnard, and by timely precau-
tions, proven; the fatal consequences OF
such movement.
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A blessing TO Mothers.
Dr., w. Ereas's celebrated Soothing Syr
ups for Children cutting their teeth.

FENlil> nfailible remedy has pre- orsed hundred
"a Of children when thought past ccovary, frar
commissions. As soon the syrup rubbed on the
gums, the child will recover. The preparation &.
50 innocent, SO efhcaeious, agd pleasant that ne
child will refuse 10 les IT'S gums be rpbhfd with a.
Nhcn infants are al the age of four n1orhs though
there no appearance Of teeth, one bottle al syrup
should be used on the gums to open tho pores
parea.s never should be wIihsu ihe .srup ia The
nursery where there are young Children ior il
child wakes 40 the night with pam IA the gums,
the syrup immediate, gives ease by opening the
pores ard heating the gums, iheteby preventing
Commissions, Feyers. &c.
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Died - No tfeal, on the 81 inst, DR.
HEEEY ALpHoESo GAUvIS. recently Ed
itof oI the JEAN Baptiste. This victim ~
tytannY wh,, after having bren iaeaferra-
led Tor seven months 10 gloomy dungeon,
was then exiled Ia Bermuda, and afterwards
passed two yeafsin banishmeni in foreign
land, returned 10 hrs native land. only ca
find there grave. He leaves young
aud alicetionsle wife, together with a moth
ef and sister, Ia mourn his irrerarabe iuss
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DISSOLUTION.

TEvHE partnership existing under tho 6rm Of
n KANE f. DUNkIkG, Of S~sntss 80
this day dissolved BY mutual consent The &stss
Of he Company ara 10 be Hquids,ed by the
degsigned and all demands Of the firm must .
promptly pad 70 me.
HUGH DUENIyG.
swanion. 23d Nov. 1870. 2e-y.
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FENHE subscriber has given bis son wilIism n.
n NORTH bis tiEs, during the remainder efAis
m'Hordy, avd be would n0iify al concerned ttas
he Will clam none Of the said. We. N. Mosiis's
esFHirgs, ser pay any debts Of his sssuaeppF
after this dste.
JOHN NORTH.
Fi,Shgs.s. 9Th Avs., 1870. iss
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CIRCAssIA-

English agents have been exciting the
1iics~.ssns' 10 trvnit. Three Ics<els load.
81 with ammunition, and forwarded by the
British C"nsp1. for them, have byru cap
iurcd by the II uxsians.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-10

TS- The British are build:ag a STRAIN.
Ffigats, VI ons thousand toas burden, at
kiagston, Upper Canada.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-10

The following quotations, from the re-
marks OF Nscount PaImerston, in the House
of Lords, place the American Government,
in no enviable position.
IT in indeed, it be trus that, Mr.. Steven
son has been instructed 10 drop the Caro-
line Question-If the doctrine, declared by
Pamers,on, was auo,ced by the American
Executive, the Defendants Of the Traitor
Arnold, need no longer blush for the peril
dy OF their Ancestor, Tor has ohepce, IS
eelipsed by the base and dshonoFabe con-
duet, of the Chic: Magistrate OF free
People, who could thus surrender, not only
the hpes of bis fellow countrymen, but
evcn the honor and dignity of his country.
In relation TO The Caroline affair, Wis.,
count PaImersion, in reply 10 tie inquiries
of Mr.. Hume, said that 4" his honorable
friend would fnd in that correspondence
that instructions had been given by the
American Government to Mr.. Stevenson
10 abstain from pressing the suhjec, fur
Their"
In regard TO the case Of American citi-
zens engaged in the Canadian rebellion,
Lord Palmerston remarked that the
American Government dsavowed the acts
Of those citizens and stated that the Brit
ish Government might deal with them as
they pleased, aud there were persons en-
gagged 10 this undertaking who were cot
in any degree entitled to the protection OF
the United States"
EGYPT.
The Grand Turk, has coded to Niche
met Ali, the hereditary possession OF Egypt.
Hence Turkey, Egypt, and Syria, are
again Tranquil.
FRANCE.
There is nothing important from this
Country. The fortifcstion project IS stu
actively progressing. French funds declined
in consequences, of the neglect OF Madam
Victoria, TO mention France, in her speech.
POLAND
The situation of this Inflated country IS
daily growing verse. conspiracy has
been discovered ia Lithunia, and goo young
men, mostly Of the nobility have been ar
rested, the chief Of whom blew o1i ms
brains.
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Save Cost !!

All who are still indebted to me
for the first year and a quarter
of the North american, or any
part thereof, for advertising, or
for anything, will SAVE Cosr
by paying up forthwith.
II. J. THOMAS.
Swanton, March 10, ls4l.
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U-wORK FOR LAwYERs.-cc
Pro bono pubiico.

Pro bono pubiico.
va oeessitv has at last compelled nc 10 leave
" some Of my accounts with an attorney for col
lection / am sorry 10 make cost for my debtsrs,
bu, cant scio it. Something might yet be saved
by them perhaps, il they should pay immediate a.
ten,ion to IT, An who are indebted will do vel
10 take notice hereof aud govern themselves ac-
cordagly.
Swanion February 2jth 1871
JAMES MURPHY.
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FOREIGN.

From the English papers, brought by
the Steam Ship President, we learn that,
the Chinese difficulty, remains unsettled.
The British troops, at Chusan, are very
sickly, more than one third Of whom, are
unfit for service.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-10
FRANCE.

There is nothing important from thl
Country. The ratification project is stI
actively prog ressing French funds declined
in consequence, of the neglect OF MADAM
Victoria, TO mention France, IN her speech