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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18
TMPCRTANT. Nervous

HTICHLY IMPORTANT. Nervous dis
IA eases, liver complaint, dyspepsia, bfpo,
diseases, piles, rheumatism. consumption, ecula'
colds, splitting of blood, pain ~ he chest and side,
ulcers, FINALE weaknesses, all delicate AID me-
cutial diseases are successfully uealcd At Iorr
Evans Medical OiTicc, 100 Chatham street, NV
York.
DR.. Evans CAMoMILE s. APFEIFNr rms,
are composed Of vegetable sutsatce wtd. ~
eri IA specific action uptn the hear. owe an IT,
pulse or strength - The ariei IaI s,sem the t'eG
IS qnickened and e1naIiznd N rs clfcal'o'
th oueh all the .esseIs, whether 81 the sk.n liH
paris si,rared IN erually, or The eS'renciesi s'
as all the secrelions of the body are dawn nm
the blood, there is n consequent rcrra'e 81 every
secretion. and quickened aclon o,thc 4bf'he'
aud cxhaIent, or dischargiug vessels. Az 0"'
bid action which may have taken pace Is corf'e.'
cd, al distractions are removed, the blond IS p1h'
fed, and The body resumes a heahhuI Ha'c.
hesc medicines after much ataious Toll aot
search, ha, ing been broueh, by he Profnel" 70
he present state Of perfection. supersfdc The Il"
Of the innumcrabe other medicines; AID are
well adapted 10 The frame, that lie use 81 ibtm,"
maintaining The body ~ the due performance OIL"
functions, ard preserving The vial srcan, ''
Huic anu HtdliIN sldle tdhStS " '" '"'' w. &c.
longer than II otherwise would, aud me n''"
become so composed and tranquil, that oo -
when IT arrives, will appear a blessing s'o ~
Gas too many who have neglected lt"f eo'''
,ons, or had them injured by medicines a'",
tered by ignorarce) source OF misery apo ''''
renee
They are so compounded, that by s'feng'''.
and equalizing The action ofihe hear, n'e "a
other visccrs they exrel the bad, acfId y hY Il,
matier, which renders The blood impure 0u' ~
circulation through the eYcrelory dues ID
passage ofIhe bowels, So that BY the bf'SA a"
rvacuarions, which may be reeu'al'd By f' ..,
always remembering that while me e''e . Go,
rom The bowels arc kept up. The e1cIe''"'' ,..,
all The other vessels af The body will also ~ Il,
on Ia the same proportion. BY "hch "'"'
bland nvariahty bceeu,es purified. i...4
Steady perseverance IN the use OF '"' o..
will nndnubi edlv effect a cure eve" ~ 10Y d,
acute OF obstinate diseases; bn' ~ sneh e"'
dnse may lie augmented. according TO 'pe 80,
sey Of The disease; the medicines beng ~ LA
blv adapiedie he constitution, they MA! "
al all times ..v
o. ChgTioS-Be particular IN pO.s,,,1
see thai The label Of tins Medicine COZ "a
iice If its entry according 10 Ac' T" 49,
Aud be likewise particular in obislh"s
100 Chatham ST., New York. rnpy
." SAG ~ ,en Asni
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18
FEBRUARY IL

general agitation Of the whole srusm
INA common 'neidsnt r,t dstsd tho a. 'A
aud aPer'hens''e. in order 10 ,.ws,. - -
ltessiug symptoms, and resse,s h. s.,,,,..' -.
ats iorner energy, large I,r,isn Al p =
had been exhausted ~iiheW any ad,aslsss.' =.
"i an, and o's'er remedies were also ur.,.. a.
the "fd AID body APPEARED TO [. d.. ''".
ruthless disease. In this bolslss. 49, -
s''naiion, Mr.. Caldwell! was ttconu.t..s, ''E'a
trial Of li"uts Botanic Pills. tte ,f,.t.., s''
were visible IN 'ew DAYS. Adhs,s,,..s s'
OF the nediciur taceofd'He to dner,.,.,, ("
strength became completed, tsstn,sJ s.s 3"
stale ol health mus, ba pity eMatlrh,s we
FRANCIS CALuvr,,
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18

From the Quebec Gazette
of the 22nd ult.
The &. S. AND ENGLAND.
The incidents of an election
eering contest in the State of
Maine carried into the disputed
territory, and a second trip into
the Niagara frontier oil the
State of New York, by a Mr..
M'Leod of U. G.. have given
an unpleasant turn toathe rclat-
tons between the u. 5. and @.
b. Many useless words, ac-
companied by some threats,
have been resorted to, at least,
on this side ofthe Atlantic.
1t is probable that neither of
these incidents was known to
the Home Government, at the
time the recent correspon-
dence took place between sir
John Harvey and Gov. Fair
field, the British Minister at
Washington, and the Amerlc-
an secretary of state.
In what light Her Naiesiy's
ministers will view the whole
matter, remains To be seen.
They will have heard some
thing Of the dolngs on this side
before the meeting of Parlla-
ment, on the Goth Jan, and we
shall probably see whether they
take these subjects up as
warmly as we do. In that case,
more may rise out ofthe follies
of a few individuals. than coult
be well expected Sin thu:
enlightened age"
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18
WILLIAM TUCKER.
WILLIAM TUCKER.
LUey Complaint, acih much
arrangement of the Ner-
UOatS Sustem.

Mr.. Joshua Roberts was afflicted with bilious
and nervous disease 10 an alarming degree, hcing
attended with all the distressing Symloms which
affect relaxed constitution, VIZ A sick head.
ache, loss OF appetite, glddhes, IN HE head, pam
In the stomach alter eating, unusual tremorS, shift
ing spasmodic pains in every parl the body cold
chs, saow complexion, cusiivelesS, aud
consaut dull pam Ia the right side, which otie
induced the most dreadful debility; Indeed, he
thought he was afflicted with every Internal con,
plant the human bod, is liable TO. He was gene
rally making trial of various remedies all of whic
equally fruIiess until he had recourse
Hunts Botanic Pills, rom The superior virtues c
wlVch medicine his health is perfectly re-esrabsh
ed, and is now able 10 pursue his employment
rom pain or disease,
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SEIZURE On
ASoTHE R

4 MOTHER = - T. = a ~
TuE CoAsT Or AFRICA.
Mr.. Shreve. second mate OF
the Seamew. who arrived nj
New Bedford in whaler from
st. Helena, reports that, while
living I'm the harbour OF Ambrltz
on the eth Nov. last, the Sea
NEW was boarded hy an officer
and crew from the British brig
of war Persian. Capt. Queen,
who inquired what they had for
cargo. On being informed,
tlleY returned TO the Persian !;
but in half an hour they again
came aboard with party OF ar
mel men. and took possession
Of the ship. All the crew, ex-
cept the Capt. Mr.. Shreve and
the cook, were sent on the Per
sian. In the morning Mr..
Shreve exchanged places with
Mr.. Babhage, who went with
the Seamew TO Sierra Leone,
whittier she was sent by the
commander of the Persian.
Mr.. s. states there was not the
slightest ground for her seizure
and the only reason given by
Capt. @. was that there were
about 5000 feet of pine boards
in her hold.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18
Hunts botanic Pals.

After much suffering from Fecer and Asae. dur
ing The spring and FALL for the last four years, ahd
the pecunlary injuries attendant OF the lhdlsposl'
tioa Of one OH whose exer,lons a large FAM y was
dependant for support, and having wlIhom success
rested the skill Of many medical advisers, al All ex-
peusc | could not well afford, in the fall OF S3S
finding the prenlonliory SYM IONS OF HE o'sease
| was induced by friend who had
lried your medicine, TO purchase u package OF your
Botanic Pills, aud have the happiness 10 ia
form you--and through you, those who may be
similarly afIlicIed--,hat they counreraoted The
disease, nor have been troubled with it since and
my confidence continues 10 uphold me Ia the be.
het that Your Botanic Pills the most safe The
cheapest most chcacioas aud radical cure toI that
distressing disease Eycer and Ague. All car
for the present offer you tor the blessing you have
been insti unenlal III cohierrlrg OH me, is my a"
surauce OF unccasing gratitude and esteem.
p NJ MCtOlt MICK
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S OOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETfIlNG.
FREPARFp ~ HIMSELF.
To Mothers and Nurses.

The passage ofthe Teeth through The gums
duees Troublesome aud dangerous symptoms !"
knawn hy mothers thai there IS aeaI if'il ail"" "a
the mouth and gums during he process. ne gun"
swell. the secretion ahd saliva - increased 'He
clnld !. seized With frequent aud ndden Its Of cry
lug. wa chiues starts as "a the sleep, aud spasm,
ul lsecu lar pads tho child slIreks win eh"eme
vialvurc, and ,hruss as hngcrs ini" IT'S mouth. -
these precursory symptoms are not speea'ly anew
alcd, spasmodic commissions universally snpefFe"e'
and ssuu cause he dissolution OF The in'ahi.--
Mothers who have their lIre ha5es afflicted WIN
these distressing symptoms should apply Dk. " VI
EVANS CULTIVATED SOOTHING sfRuf,"hieh
has preserved hundreds Of infants when though
I al recovery, from being Suddenly attacked with
hat falal ma ady Commissions.
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A Blessing TO Mothers.
Dr.. ". Euans's celebrated Soothing Syr
ups for Children cutting Their teeth.

yUVHIS inialhbe remedy has preserved hundred
u Of children when thought past ecovery, from
commissions. IS as the syrup rs rubbed on he
gums, the child will recover. The preparation Is
so innocent, eiiicaclous, aud so pleasant that no
child will refuse to let IT'S gains be rubbed with H.
" nen infants AT the age Of four oihs though
there IS appearance of teeth, one bottle of syrup
should be used on the gums TO open The pores
Parents never should he without The syrup IN the
nursery where there are young children; for if a
child wakes Ia the nehT with pain IN the gums,
the syrup Immediately gives ease by opehing the
pores and healing the gums, thereby preventing
Commissions, Fcvers. SC.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18
RUMORS OF WAR.

We arc assured that certain
distinguished officers of the
Army and Navy of the United
States, have expressed the opin-
ion that a war with Great Brit
ain is inevitable. We must look
into the matter directly,
N,cr Yorker
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18
JOSEPH TART .
I'm interesting case Of Lou
ness Of Spirits. acith a rio
lent Spdsmodic Affection.

Mr., Francis Caldwell was afflicted for several
years with extreme debility, together with train
Of symptoms generally termed nervous affections,
aho which, perhaps, II would be impossible FOE the
pen Of the most learned physiciaps 70 derefLe
In his case The spasms in The st.maci were so ffe
snsni and sIcrueiaiing as nearly IN deprive him ae
.sas"n' pains II the limbs, exiehdins even 10 tfh
saEsss and iosss si<kpsss a he stomach, sad
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Newark, N. j., July 81, 1889.
Dyspepsia, Or Indigestion. Ec
fcctudlty Cured.

Mr.. VIM. Tucker having lately been restored 10
a sound state OF health, through the efficacy OF Dr.
Hunts's Botanic Pills, thiuks it ALI indispensable
duty 10 stale certain facts relative 10 the disease
under which he had so long suffered. The sym.
toms were "a painful obstruction, with constant
rejection of food headache, palpilalion Of The
heart, owness of spirits, troublesome dry cough
dizziness, tghlness at The chest aud difficulty pi
breathing, almost constant pam ~ the side, louis
and shoulders, accompanied with much la guor
debility. These aiiilctions, together with an un-
usual degree Of laIuence, brought on such stare
Of extreme weakness, TO prevent him from al
ending o his business, and his health appeared
lost beyond recovery. His friends and relatives
became alarmed at the melancholy prospect, aud
strongly recommended Hunts Botanic Pis-ihcy
were administered, and in few days produced
astonishing relief, and finally realized perfect re-
storaliou 10 sound health.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18

Shakespeare has very justly
remarked that she who steals
my purse steals trash, but he
who rohs me of my good name
takes that which, though it en-
riches him not, makes me poor
indeed. Those who live in
glass houses should not throw
stones at other peoples win
dows." How appropriate! Lee
all slanderers take warning.!
Plain Dealer,
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JOSHUA ROBERTS.
I'm extraordinary case Of Rheu
matism, accompanied acith
Diarrhga and Nervous
e5iL} !.

Mr. Joseph Hart, from being exposed To cold
wa> attacked with most painful Rheumatic com
plant OF the head, and neck, which continued will
dist essing violence for several months. The
principal symptoms wefc-a swelIing aud excru.
caiug paIa IN all the joints, aud an entire o,. Of
their use both the pain aud the lever generally
Uttered an increase III the evening. The pains
were increased on The slightest motion, ard were
more severe in The uishr time. A constant diar.
rhua, which produced rs general Consequences.
nauency, Iowhess Of spirits, and general wasting
OF The body. lie was indeed so extremely III ,hat
his medical attendant could not possibly give the
least hopes ofhs recovery, and ii was generally
behesed by his relatives and fienas that ali The
medicines or treatment lp this world could noi give
HIM any relief Blu, seeing an advertisement Of
ilnut's Bo'slrlc Pills, he was directed by an Al.
mighty Province 10 use rhem he did So. and at.
ter fortnight they produced favorable change.
and he is now healthy and strong man.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18
Distressing case Of scrcre SDcs.
mode asthma. perfectly cur.
e Il By Hunts botanic Fills

Mr.. Henry W hue, was for The space ol tvo,...
afflicted with severe Asthma, which u,,,,,
from wei and cold: all the worst ,ymnlam, n.
complaint i"iswed-- a tis hIness ac,o., ll,e ,t,.
with diff nl anj distressing trea h,re 70
he last year oi his illness The disease :, e,,..,s
alarmngiy as to pie,eut his ioluuirpar, l,,,,,.,
having los' his speech, and beng lhfea,ep,I ,o,
lmmedlate sEiiocaiIuu, anti cupIous c,,,,,,.,..
would come on, which only rave hin, ,o,.,'..
fe" honts. The hssiciaus who attended HIM nh,
nohnced his complaint bcvo.d he po.s,hInt "a
cure, bur al last Providence directed ,ur,t,t...
be left al his house. after which he procr,e. ann.
Of DIR Hunts Botanic Pills, and aiier ralus,.,
boxes he found himself entirely tree from tbe rsn
plant, being capable at his time Of any e,erc..
even OF walking forty miles daily, and As,uy ID
the eujoymehtS OF perfect health,
HENRY WHITE.
0G-OBsERvE that the Label on each b., has #.
following inscription" Fnteyfd accordise IA
Act Of Congress, the pea 1859, By Hileu
Erans, an the CLERKS Office in Tie S,aikon Dt,
t,ict Court of Neu- York"
o. NONE OTHER IS GENUINE.
PRICE IS CENTS PER EOX.
Sold al 100 Chatham Street, New- York
and Jy 4. Perry, Suenicn, ~
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Iune 10. 1919


FEN HOSE, in c,ed with Suffering or other I'm
a psiment IN their Speech, can he efeciually
cured by applying 10 The undersigned. who has had
during long experience and n mauv aggravated
cases, opportahlty To test The superiority of his
system and Witnessed the must favorable re-
suits. Satisfied that be can easily and without
rain efsct sad'cal cure in any person aborine
under this dsagreeabe maladv which mnsl lie as
annoying the individual as /, distressing II The
nearer he is induced respectfully TO call the at.
cation uf hose whom it may concern TO this no.
lice. A I'd he is alsp prepared TO absnlve any
from the obligation u PAVING. II not effeeiuslly
cured.
80 Terms reasonable a d made easy.
JAMES =. GR0GAN
Swan,nn, llth Nov. 1870 27-Ss
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P Fl CE NIX HOU Sc,
Corner al Lake and Maine Streets,
(FOrmerIy kept by Samuel Barbour

(FormerIy kept by Samuel Barlo,o.)
ST. ALBANs, FERMoNr.
FEvHE Subscriber would inform his friends, and
u The travelling public generally that he has
rented The above we'll known tavern stand for
term OF years, aud holds himself in readiness Ia
wall upoa all "ho may favour HIM with call
no. Carriage wal run from his h"use 10 the
Steam Boa; Landing durlug The navigation season.
\ h1ok vii he kept at the Bar to eu1er the amos
of passengers fer The boa', Who will he taken or
az "a any part Of he village.
DAVID LYMAN,
late Of hs burlington Hotel,
Burlington.
Tune 10. 1919
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CERTIFICATES.
Feuer and .4gue cured.

To Or. Hunt
Dear Sir-Bclieving il duty owe you asa
successful practitioner, as we'll as those who may
be similarly afflicted. lake pleasure IA &C know
edelng The beneht ! have derived from the us u
vour valu.hle Medicine
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Notice.

TINE Subseriber has given hi' soy os "a, !
IL BeardsIey his lime dnsins me 'pp''..,,,s,i,
hi, minority. and be would notify ~ 20 10, y,
th., he will claim mems Of his es'nlhfs'
any dsbts Of b;s contracting afef ms nseIrY
JAMES BEARDSLS'
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DIR. TaYLORS.

Balsdm Of Lirertcort, has been
used successfully for eight
years IN he cure Consump-
ton and LiUer complaint.
Remember, the original and
genuine IS made only al 375
Bo,cery, N. L. all others are
spurious and uR0uthoJa cd.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18
A PUBLIC BLESSING,

DIKEJ IIUNS.
Dosr.-Take from three 10 tea pills, I'll they
ouerale Two or three times daily.
Price % Cents per BoT.
Sold at 100 nathan street, New-Iork,
Hhofesaie and Retail
Or Where applications for Agencies, Med''
cines, or Advertising, viii meet With prompt AZ
ichtIun.
The extraordinary success which has attended The
uso Of HUNTS Botanic Pills is the best critic
riou of their superior virtues. They have been
the means OF raising host Of laugulsiing ia.
tiens, from The bed of affection, as ls clearly
eyinced IN the following
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-05-15

hv idrlus,ve systems " snternsl improvement sna
s4lts Of Sa'e bonds ~ ankia9 purposes, deeisf-
tug Tia whe.e system tube lIsudn.ent aud ua-
eauAllatn,nal Cd Anu0uaeag their lRtenuoa TO
lrestH a. saehl DO mi expert that seh-govern-
al pcapl. Wal ever near gFiesous oppression WITH
VI relieving theu4se.,~ from The lad. They may
be deceived BY plausible t,Ssorirs and del0SsFe ss-
Inmates. but when The hand o. ae Iax-gsihef u
packets awskgns them to The truth, It IS bai haso-
ai they should treat thr whpe price,, eng as an I'M
po,iton, aud fraud. Repals.se as II. = remedyn
tnay be laund Al at to It the aay c.. G~ervstiEe
puuclpe or tie properly anil liberty ii hS peoPe
against ne never cea'tns eHlefprises and ,e1seh-
meu,s Of Toe kl,d otirr seekrIs aud money na-
ksrS.
Herelftd God why cannot thy creature ma
permit It's leluw creatures 20 enjoy The earthly in,
Atrltance thou hast gwen hIm without perpeiuaIy
STRIVING 70 impose upon han artificial systems ~i,Ieh
can be Supported ouIy hy his toll, hIs suHrnngs aad
bts bold Bsy-nd lew pafn enaclmenls Ia pun.
tsa uirseunus iLy Ia Ss aud facilitate and protect
Lis intercourse with his fellow men, lie needs little
legislation 10 secure 10 him peace, plenty and free
dnm IN the home OF hls eho,ce AMI smlds, The oh
lecls o. hs affections. that regoa where Heaven
showers It's choicest blessings and mAn hnos he
| highest ennymeas-
Thoughts rusa upon u, relative 10 the effects oi
these measures upli the rights, dignity, aud hde.
penienee Of the States as we'll The labor and hh.
city OF the people. How will these noble and ndis
| peasabe ptlars of our political fabric be shakea
when they become the mere brggars and ulms.iakers
! from The General GDytrnmet, winch Il IS always
their province TO watch, aud sometimes their du "
To ConroIt What limit ~ to be expected To the
extravaganza oil the expenditures Of the State au.
| thontes when the responsibility ui laying taxes IL
| removed from Their shoulders and thrown upon
another set u pubic agent. more distant irum Tho
people, and less restrained by Their watclluness and
presence Bat we lurbcar; These and other
weghly mlles connected with the crisis, II will be
our province to dscuSs ~ future ARTICLES.
NlkGlNlANS, It is IN your po,csr 10 s0Es your
country from impending caiamites Send 10 HE
coming Congress all uueI delegation, pledged q.
giant National Debi and a NaiopaI Bank. ana
The bold projectors wall not DARE 10 persist in
their plans.
NORTH CAROLINlANS AND ALABAMA
ANS; you also my save your country.
MARYLANDERS, KENTuCKlANS, TEN
NESSEEANS, lNDlANlANS, aud MiSSlPpI
ANS, you also have the destlnes oil your county
IN your hIndS.
lie, The FOES OF DEBT AND TAXATION
every where, SPEAK OUT, whether they have
: chance 10 BE- .lt ut the polls or not; inr their U
? NiIED VOICE aanaOt be entirely anheard,
The terms Of the ExposItor are 0NF DOLLAE
IN ADVANCE, Tor lweu,y.lour numbers, publish
!, ed semi mouthy aud eleven capie,, for Ten DOL
LARS,
< al hank note, which circulate as the commo
currency III any part Of the county, are receive
at par.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-05-15
/ SEEKING.
2 MONEY-MAKING.

One or both Of these motives governed most OF
The leaders; thousands ofPain men, deluded oy
the (asshood and clamor around them, were gov
srned by honest and purely patriotic eOns'deta-
lions.
Tbs office.ssekers are getting their reward as
ias. as ,he Office holders eau be conveniently DIS
placed to make way for them. THIS btaneh o.
,he Transaction cdn be- closed by the President ana
ne Heads Of Departments, without the '"Ie'po'''
.iOa oG Legislative authority. Bul the MONEY
MAKING branch Of The grand concern cannot DC
6sough, to a profitable issue without the assist
sucs Of congress. They must first have me pubic
money To lend out and speculate uponi but IDS II
New-York tribune., 1841-06-21

To our PatroHs.-The great extent o. OF 49, -, mid
compelled us for the last days to pat Our paper %
nigh, for the next rorning-of without the As
we'd by the Southern Mall which usually arrives and
on as that Mail i, received our Wa.aingon hj mat,
other new matter r pu, rapidly type the }0r ,,es
ter inserted IN a Second Edition, when -
fourths ofour readers. zach Inconvenience and
This course has been found subject u, 10 H' - "a
. - 10 rs,enes, of eur pepOr Some Oh our
s f S;,on to-day and the second to- morrow mus Receiving
~ - -. I'D others aot all. Besides, all our feaoefs
80 -. ,vbington adyices by the last Mall "hch -'s ~
. and interest, and which give The Tribune sfiAI"t
oycr The Sun and other penny papers N "hich 'ohHs
- co,r,e,. appears day after the Fair Encouraged mere
~ nv tho generous patronage which has thus lar cheFsd m
,ded our exeons determined render our paper Pun M
worthy Of liberal support have procured Sf ASD NoR ~
capable Of running of 800 sheets per hour us ~
f which we shall enabled keep paper open III nan pas
A. NJ and ye, complete present edition by A. d. OF III !
season for The morning After this week. therefore 1
much earlier as can get Press operation we ssal @
all our subsc ;bers with Washington new" ana IL 'he very
best 49,. . .h
This new arrangement involves considerable addition w
seayv outlay already incurred will be speedily made up 10 Us
IN the rapis increase circulation Business men
we solicit your generous cooperation
New-York tribune., 1841-06-21

eJ We have some complaints irregular a-tysIy o. ~ "
in the First ard which shall be strictly ATTENDED -;
our enlv author Carrier Cceco. for that ~
New-York tribune., 1841-06-21

D Our warrnest thanks due 10 Aes'rs ADAMS x 20.
Of the Boston Express Line via Norwich Tor the l'y ~"
despatch with whch Engish advices were brought
through from Boston last Friday We heartily commend
them to the favor and patronage of the public
New-York tribune., 1841-06-21

~ We ask pardon of Hon. JOSHUA MATH'oT' NJ. G.
from Ohio for having careessly and cuPaby clased
him as Leco-Foco in making statements o votes on
important divisions He is thorough Whig-none better.
So not single LocoFOco voted last Wednesday to organize
the House and proceed business bu; all OF 'he with j.
O. Adams Wise & CO. beaten sixteen yotos by the
Wing Pholanx of II9. So be it henccforth
New-York tribune., 1841-06-21
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