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M ATURE,s GRAND RESTORATIVE. d


~ valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unrivalIed
for The ollown. complaints, viz: Dyspepsia, Indi-
se>tion, d,eas ed Liver, bilious orders, Drop>y, A>th
ina, Cos,ivene's Worms and loss of Appee. and hy
cleansing the stomach and bowels, pains in the
side stomach and lreasi, colds and coughs of long
standing, Hoar>eness, shorne.s Of breath, Nervou.
complaints, etc, which are Frequently the eject OF dis
ease. For Fever and Aguc, i, is most valuable pre-
vcnatve as well as a sovereign remedy. It's virtue.
>rpass any thing heretofore Known in removing ST.
'In>' Dance,-,wo oe> have Il cen known to cure
this affecting disease, alter having Allied every exer.
ZION tor fonr year.. 1t has most powerful influence
in removing nervous complaints. is pleasant take
and 20 easy piis operation, that ii may administered
10 the infant With afty. The alove Medicine i, very
highly recommended Iy many scientific gentlemen
and a large nnml er of lade,, who have proved the
virtue of the Medicine y personal us. and ha, of heir
families hiIl ottericaes accompanies each bottle
with directions. Ii may e had whole. ale or retail OF
5. Britain, Barre, and }. G. Farnam, Fast Williams
Town, VI. sole propreror.. Prepared from the Origin
al recpe for sale by Z. IL. Prenti.s Montpelier, and
PECK t.SPrAR,
Burlington, and in the principal towns IN the state ;a
directions signed in the hand writing oflhe proprietor
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
THE Su'>cr ers have Just received from n. York,
i large j, .oriment of
FAN GOODS.
among which may lie found
Heavy LACK and blue black Poi de Sol Silks,
" I" Gro de Swiss
" Pekin striped "
" erode ARGUE"
Light colorel " do
do " Pesln striped "
Plaid Poi de Sol, "a new ar,lce)
Bonner silks, Tonne, Lawn, blk Italian crava,s,
plain and fied French hom azlne-
Half morning, plain d. fs'd, all wool Mousline
del.amc>,
Chinee and Satin striped MoI>ine deLaines very
fine. Lace Wells,
Blk nett shaw and >carf> nett Mits and Gloves
superior id do homlaZne and satin stocks,
Worked cambric e. Mu,ln In>erting> g. Elgngs
Thread Eigngs honneI cap Ribbn>, new styles
Zephyr Wor>led, plain and rhl'd silk Hose
Wor>led Working Paens and Canvass, eu.
July %, lS4l nj f. NJ. WRIGHT & CO.
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WILLIAM r. ADAMS ESTATE.

WE the subscribers leing appointed, y The Hon.
w Prol ale Court for the District If Grand Lie,
commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust a..
claim. and demands u all per- against the cis'-
OF W liam X Adams, late of Sorh Hero, in laid d
tric, deceased, repre- enied insolveni and also 2.
cl,li.> and demands exhibited in Offset thereto; a
SIX months from the date hereof eng allowed L:
said court for that purpose, do therefore her,
give notice tina, will attend 10 the business Of
appointment al the dwelling house OF the Wild,
Nancy Adam, in said South Hero, on the last Mo
day Of Eel rarv next, from len O'Clock in the fUr"
noon till four oclol in TIL. al ernoon
ABNER b. LANDON, Commit
WILLIAM f. PHELPS. soner.
Dated al South Hero this Isl,
day If OIrulcr A. D. lS4l
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b l. A N X BOOK Ks.

CATTLE of kinds orgn, as usual, liberal all.
" vance made for those taken on commi>. ion n
few par> Of good Beef Oxen will lie very accer:a e
on the 10th of June, and The hehe>, price viii paid
in cash for such.
ALSO-To exchange, first rate Chase and IIar-
ne>>, for stock or cash.
n50 DANIEL KlMBALL, Jr.
Burlington, May u, 1871.
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EDWARD j. EAY'S
BOrT & s.fIO STORE.

Church Street. burlington.
M HERk he has on hand superior assortment Of
w Ladies and Gentcmcns
BOOTS AND SHOES,
OF the following assortment:
Gent, fine calf ,cwd Boots Boys Calf Shoes,
peg'd do. Ladies Cater Boots
light =" do. Kid Slips,
Summer Caters, New spring nps &
Pumps, Ties,
Calf Colorcd Slips,
Shoes Brogans Bronzed "
Thick .. XII, Boots Calf "
Brogans Misses Shoes 4. Slips,
Boys Shoes Il Brooans, Also large a sortncnt
Thick Il Kip Boots, of Children and Infants
lths " q Shoes.
& Brosans
g-JE. J. +. would invite his customers and the pub
lie in general to call and examine his assortment o!
Doors d. SHOES which he can warrant to be of good
stock, thorough workmanship and latest styles.
Also, Measure Work and Repairing done at the
shortest notice, asusunl. n5l
Burlington, May %. l94I.
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WHAT NEXT?

CANNOT any good be done for the People bu,
What the Cheap Cash Store will be n recipient q
The most rational answer is, that the establishment
from so ng staining has become identified with
the success and prosperity ofevery occupation in this
that, or some other perfectly consistent way whereby
it very generally receives portion, acc, riding to the
approved method Of transac ing business in cheerfully
receiving mall profit from each of all the immense
number OF persons that buy at the Store. There i,
now particularly another Good in prospect, anticpa
,,l
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TvNHIS Line OF Canal Boats on Champlain Canal,
L and Vessels and Steam on Lake ChampIain will
I e continued ~ JAMES n. HOOKER Troy, a nd
ISAAC v. BAKER, Whitehall.
The friends of this Line, and the public, leve
will lie satisfied with hi arrangement. The visual
confidence and business Is collected. Every exertion
will tie made to give satisfaction. 4 h Sept ISL.
For freight apply 10
POPE CArl.lN, 81 and
c, y. JAMES, i29 Cocniies Slip, n. y.
III. HUoKtR. ISIS River-A Troy.
G. H. BARNEY, rs Pier, Ala any.
Nv. BAKER, Whitehall.
nl4m2. FOLLEIT & BRADLEY, Burlington, ".
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NEW ARRIVAL.

NEW ARRIVAL.
lust Received al PECK and SPEARS, Apoth-
y ecarie>, Vauehan'> Roe Ointment for removing
Freckles, Ring Worms, Pimples on the Face, and
OF her crupiuns.
Atkin>on's Depilatory, for removing superauou>
Hair on the face, etc.
French Corn Plaster, which gives immediate relief,
and requires but few applications to eradicate them
altogether,
A supply Of Balm OF Columbia,-the most ceebra
ted article Tor Dandru and restoration Of the Hair.
Sept. is, lS4l
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New Fall Goods.

II NJ WRIGHT a CO. have Jn,r received an a..
Il ssorimcnt OF entire new patterns NJ. de Laine>
Dark Engi prints, A Scoch Gnghan,., Col,cn
Li>e, Thread and Linen Laces, Plaid 1h e,s, Flan-
etc. which a:s o,ercl a, very low prices.
ALSO,
A new stock ri Farewell, CATER Boots, Walking
Shoe, Spring heel and Preach KID Tie, ard Slippers,
lade,' half Garter. "a new ariice,) Misses do. al
which will lie sod cheap The cheapest.
~
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500 Rr WARD,
mn REWARD has been offered for months
i WI 10 INV ON. ,vha will nse n hniiln of

~ 101 NEWAKD has been offered IOr months
- w TO any one who will use bottle of
Hays Imminent for the Piles,
without being cured. or thousands sold, in no one
instance has it failed Of cure Proof overwhelming
to be had where it is sold. LII also certain cure in
nearly erery case
Piles for ali dropsy, tender feet, sore throat can
GERS or ulcers, Group, whoopne cough scald head,
Tghiness of the chest, especially in Children foul u
GERS of the legs, other fungus Sores however obs,
LOOK OUT-SOme srindlers hare counterfeited
this article and put up NTH rarious derces Do not
be imposed upon. One thing only will protect you
it is the name of COMSTOCK d. co: that nams
ed. Do not forget it, Take the direction with you
and test by hat never buy il for is impossible
for any other to be true or genuine. NC
Sold by CO-NSTOCK q. CO, II Maiden Lane,
New York. PECK & SPEAR, Wholesale
Agents. flew doors east of the Post Office Burling.
ton, W.
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MARSuALl'> continues unrvalled as a
iism, Lamene>> pains in the sides, limbs or lack
for >crotnoS swellng- sclrvy sores, Fresh wounds
and for general Family Plaster or salve. For Corns,
moreover-lry it pare clo,e per,evere in iheu-e Y
making new application oc'a ,lonay, and IN time,
yonr corns will be cured. For ale hv
PECK & SPEAR,
and DR.. ROBT. MOODY.
Burlington, Jan. %, 1871. lv.flS
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FOR SALE.
Ia YNfiAT large and comniodious two s,o.
me- L ry Brick Oweins House 4 Lot

hx L ~ Brick Oweins House ~ & Lot Lot
!SE situated on the west side of College green
S41 al the head Of College.stree in this vi.
age The House is 80 by As, with basement story,
with XII chen and Provision cellars AVID wing 81 BY
IS. xtending north on College Green, with wood an1
store house below, and chambers. and leepine room.
above. large and commodious Barn, carriage house
ice house, and other oii-honses, and a spacious yar
west Of the dwelling house, and good dnral lie wei
Of water Of the hest quality in the village, and rick
cistern. One and quarter acres Of land Ufihe hr.,
uay large garden and choice fruit trees west q
the hou.e aud yard.
The Buildings are constructed in modern style, e.
he le.t materials and workmanship, were erec,ej y
The subscriber for his own Use, and the location az
for's a very extensive and pleasant prospect If tie
village and lake on the West and Is not srpa. sel !
any other in This part # the country.
20 for sale lot containing an acre ct land dfer';
" opposite the Above lot with small cvnverIt.,t wa:
dwelling house thereon.
Purcha >er> invited call AMI exmine for them.
sclve.-Terms made known by the u SRI er on liz
premises. SAMUEL REED.
Burlington June, 16, 1910. NJ
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THE BOOKSTORE

OF the Subscriber is just repleni he'd with new
~ and valuable assortment of BOOKS, STATION
AIRY AND ENGRAVINGS, among the many in
eresting works may be found the following
Learn to Die, by Christopher Sutton,
Sutton on the Sacl aments,
The Young Mans Aid, by Rev H. Winslow,
Gimpses of the Past
Language of Flowers,
Tales of the Ocean,
Floras Int rpretcr,
Flora's Lexicon,
Summer Journey in the West, by Mrs Steel,
The Ncstorlnns. or the Lost Tribes, by Dr. Gran.
A Week in Wall Stree,
d. A. BRAMAN.
July 30 n9
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WILLIAM WRICHT'S
INDIAN PIrRCATIVE PILLS,
Enlirelu EFetQb

MANUFACTURED 'inder The immel Is,e snptrin
wi en- 'cnce of WllhamWrgh,, VICE president Of It
North American College of Heath, for the treain'.
and ere Of di,ea in The form Of BILIOUS and Ne
vonS Fcvcr>, Mea.le., Small Pox, Pains id IL
stomach, lack and Idle, Consumption, Dropsy, Scr
nla, Cancer, Splitting Of Blood, Sick -Head.ac' :,
Rheumatism, Diarrhpa, Dy>en,arv, Coles, Dyspc.
sia, PalpilaIicn Of the Heart, Ulcers and sore.
every kind, d.. &c
For ,ae "
PECK & SPEAR; Burlington.
W. n. HOLLY, Wrlli>ton.
w. j. DUOGLAS, Hne>hnrgh.
J. II. HALBURr, We>lford.
% Oct ls4l.
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EOIIND.

FOUND.
OR may be found in this village, directly opposite
" the Methodist Chapel an OLD PAINT SHOP,
newly fitted upin good style, where the undersigned
will be glad to wait on his old customers who may
favor him with their patronage.
6m46 X. G.. SPACLDlNG.
BURLINGTON. April o. lS1l
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one door south Of Noble Lovely and Co.'S. store, where
he personally attends TO the repairing Of CAronon,e-
ters, Patent Levers, Duplex, Lepne>, and all other
description OF Time pieces. He will warrant all new
work affixed TO Watche. in his shop 10 Re as good a.
the original, or as any done on the cont neni.
N. B.-A good assortment Of NE W wa T'CL{E,S
OF the first quality of workmanship, and will lie sold
as cheap and on as good terms as al any other shop
in the state.
From his long experience in the business, and his
being SO many years engaged in the making of watch
G, IN England, he flaer> himself tina, he is as COM
petent TO make selections as any in the vicinity.
Burlington, June II, IS4I. nj
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FALL GOODS
AT N. LOVELY & Co.'S.

lust received and now opening for sale, full
y Assortment of Goods, adapted to the season, such
Printed Saxony cloth, great variety
Alpackns all kinds, plain and figured
French and English Merinoes figured and p ain
Plain blk and fgd mourning and half mourning
Mo lsseline -lane
Plain fancy and figured ditto
Plain white satin, striped challys
Plaid mousselne- de lame, a new article
Prints-A choice selection Of Furniture Prints.
Sentemhrr, 10 lS4l.
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PIANOS,

IN order to close the concern Of Hcrrck, Christie
l. pher & Co., offer the three remaining Piano.
al two hundred Dollars each, for Cash. or approved
notes, in II months with interest. For the quality
and durability of these instruments reference is made
to many Of the Citizen of this Village who have had
Piano of the above manufacture in for years.
Reference also to Professor Mott of the Musical
department of the Female Seminary.
Burlington, I'd. July, 1871, LYMAN& COLE.
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PAPER HANGJNGS

The Subscriber has on hand and will often be
receiving Paper Haneings direct from the manufac-
turers which will sold 10 merchants and dealers a,
tcuar patterns can be supplied by giving short
tce c. GOODRICH
July 8, l64l. nc
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NOTICE..
|TNHE COPARTNFRSHlP heretofore Existing e.
queen II. NJ. CIDDIN GS AMI DAN LY.

VTNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing le-
j tween II. NJ. GIDDI> GS AM DAN Lf-
ON, under The firm Of II. NJ. GIL biNGS G" ha'
Teen d. 20 we'd y the decea'e of II: NJ GlDllNGS.
The surviving partner ha. odd the sioux OF
GOOIS TO SAMUEL NJ. POPE, who is hereby a..
thor Eel 10 oec aid discharge The debts due the late
firm and those indebted are requested to make pay
ment TO HIM. DAN LYON.
Burlington Oct. l. le4l
CAMUEl M. POPE having purchased the
- stock of Goods Of ihs late Firm of H. NJ. GID
DINGS Co, hereby gives notice that he has COM
menced business al the Stand recently occ,ped by
said firm, and invite his friend and The customer. OF
the late concern and the Public generally extend to
him, al least, share Of their patronage.
Burlington, Oct. l. is4l
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SINGLE.
DOUBLE. UMBILICAL.
CATARRII SNUFF.

M ARSHALLS SNUFF, is still curing, he Caiarrh
V1 and the various diseases ofths head, as well as
sore eyes, In all parts of the country; and sustaining
The reputation which it has long since gained, OF
being absolutely the best article of the kind in the
market.
Each bottle contnin> three times the quantity of one
of those which are offered at "ONLY TWENTY
FIVE CENTS" And is therefore a much cheaper
as well as Letter article. For .ale Ly
PECK & SPEAR
and On. ROBT. MOODY
Burlington, Jan. 90, 1s4l. lyLIs
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OOK S.

THE fullo%ing this day received and for sale by
/ the sul'>crii er.
Blake, Evlence., Confessions OF Schoo
Lees Physiology, Master,
l.ife Of Franklin, Parent, Present,
New England Gazetteer, Sleigh Ride,
Yong Orator, Married Life,
The Gil, American Gentlemen.
ALSO, new supply Of Pockel Bibe>, cheaper
than ever, ~
S. HUNTINGTON.
July 90, 1871. ne
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o. NEW SILK GOODS.

DHELPS Il KIMBAl.L, "a State street, Boston.
l. have received their Fal supply o. SILK GOODS.
eH,' sacine comp!e,e >orinIen Of fashionable and
!c irable articles in their nc, 10 which they invie
the attention ct purcha er>, for Ca h. or on sholt
ere H. 10 whom they will ie sold a, the Lowest mar
ket prices. Their assortment consists in part Of the
following articles -
Bin syu>h-w> and >ar.ne,s, Merno and cloak studs
Blk and hl,e-black gro de Book and Swiss mu>ns,
Swiss, ShawS Of all kinds,
PLAIN and rich S'd gro d. Fancy handk erchef. and
Nape', scarf, in great variety,
Chine >il.s Of all kinds Pocket handkerchief, OF
s rrel and ned Rep. silks, all kind>,
Bonne silk ains, Linen cam iic and cam.
Fl"rences, serge, crepe H. brio hanl''rchie>,
&C, Italian & French era va.,
Plan aud fgi satin vest 81, So, 3s 40 inch,
ms, Glove', men, women'>
Biz, blue-bacL and coli & lliren'> silk, buck,
homluzne., and wooden,
III, and lue-blk six vel Rib on cap. h0nnei, lelt,
ve's, tatia an ,a'in,
Plain aud ig'd mon>sene lGalloons French and Fin.
dc lame, glib hoe on.,
E>lrnnc,, printed Sake Sewing ill., tw.i, raids,
ME, cord>, &c. &c.
Boston, September |, lSii. 6w.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BOOKS.

n 4. BKAMAN would solicit the attention OF
-. superntendan,s OF Sabbath Schools, and others
to his assortment of Books suitable for S. S. Lbra
RES, which he offers a very large discount from
retail prices. The Mass. Sabbath School Society's
publications are always on hand including the vnu-
able and increasingly popular series Of Bible Quc>
tons by Newcomb.
August Goth
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q OnBB.S. Por 1000 liz. Larl--lO,OOO ID.
XIV Hams, for sale by
LYMAN e. COLE
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LAW BLANKS.
n GOODRICH has constantly for sale by the
W Ream or Quire, a general assortment of law
blanks printed from forms from Revised Statutes,
consisting Of
Justice Wri,s and Executions, all kinds in
Trustee Writs
County Court Wri,s and Executions, various kinds
Warranty, Quit claim, and Mortgage Deeds
Chancery Bills for forclosing Mortgages
Blanks fer Depostous
Administrators Bonds
Letters of Guardianship
Officers Receipts
Justice Appeals
Blanks for Notes, Hay Scales, &c. &c.
Angus, 20 h.
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PAINTING.

THE sulsri' er Icing thankful for past favors
wo lid respectfully solicit continuance OF the
same and remind his friends and the public that he
prepared 10 accommodate them on the shortest notice
and mo. favorable terms IN the various branches in
the above line.
Shop opposite Mr.. C. A. Seymour's Hat Store,
Pearl-sttes,, Burlington, VT.
JAMES SCOTT.
April I, 1871. n43:1v
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PAPER HANGINGS
n NEW supply, with borders, &c. just reed from
"A the manufacturers. July %. C.. GOODRICH
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Crockery, Chins and Glass Ware.

Crockery, China and Glass Ware.
A large and rich assortment lu>t received and
New York, and now for sale at the very lowest rate
b. N. LOVELY e. co.
June 9, lS4l. M
DOSOMS and Stecks, Fine fred and plain 30.
ID SONS, few more Of the new style S'ocks, which
are much admired, square and roundCoars. Reed
81 1871. PANGBORN & RlNSMAlD.
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ur=s.-~r,,=-.4 -=ae-r..a-a WINDOW SASH
i
w Just received Is ~
\ and al by 9ca>emrnts OF
j sash, first rae article al 81
-. ,S and 81 cents per light; also
d all kinds and,izc>, frni- he'd
1 10 order. 1iconderoga black
lead, first rate article, for
sale very low, together with
great variety Of other art
ciase cheap as can be found at any other establish
men in the place. GEo PETERSON
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A s his now twelve years
IA since he availe,l himself of
the privilege Of returning his
grateful acknowledgements to
his friends and the public in
general, for almost unpreccden.
ted favor>, he beg leave 10 in.
form them that he is still al the
Old .Sf0nd. ON Church. street.
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PATENT PLATFORM SCI
WARRANTED.

'uNHlS article is too well known to need common
= dation-and the experience of seven years has
demonstrated to the commercial community, that
Tor accuracy, convenience and durability, they are
unrivalled-Coal yard scales to weigh from to
tons. Dormant Warehouse do, to weigh from l-2 h.
to 5000 lbs, Portable do. to weigh from . OF. to
zO0 lbs Portable Counter do-a new artice-to weigh
from l-2 OF. TO 40 lbs.
J. & j. H. PECK g. Co.-Agents.
Burlington, Apr lS4l
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WINOOSKl SASH FACTORY.

I
IFS in constant operation.
and prepared TO execute
orders Tor WlNDOWSASl
II of every description, and in
Y the best manner.
A constant supply kept on
hand and for sale at the store
of George Peterson, in Bur.
uA1sesAas lington, al the following
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DANIEL sYMPs6N.

Patent Lever Watch Maker. from Lirer,
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Mr.. II. Gaddin OF Delhi, N. Y, of naturally con
snmplive constitution, has cen saved from m
timely END by the use 9 Dr. inylor. basam o. NV
re>y and thus ended in general debility and consump
ton. A constant cough, hectic flush, restless nights
quick pulse, and continued loss Of flesh, aueered
speedy death hu, as soon as commenced the use o
th, lal.am grew letter, and is now fully restores
to health.
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SIGNS OF THE TIMES,

Bennett-who is now at Washngton-says
there as been recent angry correspondence
between Mcssrs. Fox and Forsyth in reference
from Washington letter OF the oath, published
in the Herald of the 9th.
"But Mr. Van Buren, is not content with leav-
ing General Harrison full ice house to cool his
subject of the Caroline, Mcleod, and the recent
riotous events in Lockport, have been the SUBJ
ect of bitter and angry correspondence be-
tween Mr.. Fox and Mr.. Forsyth. A Queens
messenger arrived recently from Upper Canada,
with important dispatches from Governor
Arthur to Mr.. Fox. On these dispatches Mr..
Fox re-opened the correspondence, and has
made new and menacing demands upon our gov
eminent to interfere and protect Mcleod from
the legal authority Of Iockport, New York lie
has gone over the recent rlotous events, and n-
dulged in strain of acrimony and harshncss,
which has rekindled fresh flame in the breast
of our Secretary. There is every reason to be-
lieve that the organization ola war army of40000
men, regulars and militia, in Canada, is intend
ed to enforce the demand of the British govern
mcnt for the delivery of Mcleod, nor is there The
slightest hope to think that The disputed territory in
Maine ~iH erer be giren up by England
"Belore the close of the present session, this
bitter and intlanabe correspondence will be
sent to both houses, and should not be asto-
nished to see movement made in these bodies
that will astound the nation. II law should be
proposed and passed, authorsing the raising of
tmenty millions to put the nation in state of de-
fence, bothn military and naval point Of view,
let no one be astonished or taken by surprise
thereat.
"The project Of r. K Collins, ESQ., for the
building of four large steamers, of $500 tons
each, to be used as packets in time of peace, and
war vessels in time of war, has been favorably
received by the old administration. A commu-
cation from the Post Office Department, recon.
mendng the passage of law to carry the pro-
ject into effect, according to the plan of Mr..
Collins, will probably be made to-day or to-
morrow.
awe are on the brink Of hostile position
towards England that will involve public sxpea-