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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-06
RUBY ADAMS.

FRS CunED-The undersigned hereby certify.
that we are the Parents of two children who have
peen afflicted with fits less from their innn.
cy, and that we have spared pains or expense in
ende avorng to effect cure, but without anv bepe.
fetal effect until hearing of the Resurrection or Per.
san rms W hen four boxes were Immediately
procuiej, and before three boxes were taken ny
ht. i had 1s s0aied & in frequency, and every sym
Tom much improved, and now we are bsnny 70
state that our childlen by the use of the ~
fis, with the Blessing of God, are entirely cured
and have no symtom or appearance of 6ts will snd
"a the Fersian & rus sure and perfect cure. ''o
JOHN & MARTHA JOHNSoN,
Canton ~ Y. Dec. 10, 1887.
The above pills may be had of the f,,,o.,;.
gents-John Meyer BloonIsburg; II. Miller re- =
wlc4i j. Cooper q Sons, Hazel.on; G. Ho,,,nan
lEspsyIoyn; John sharpless, Cattawissa, fvmam ,n
Sholes, Danve. '-'inah
Ezra Taylor, agent for he State Of pen,s,,uu
niafssding at Rochester N. Y. to whom all orae,.
can be ADDRESSED. ~ '''e's
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18
REFERENCES.

Solomon Johnson, Dsnhsm l.. c. for
the cure OF an ULcEK and ScEsTULous
AFFECTION Of the stomseh and bowels.
Zebulon Cornell and Ebencxsr Phelps
ESQ.,, Stanbridge l.. C., for the cure of
RBEUHATIsH.
Martin Rice, Stanbridgs l.. C., for an
Eruption. of the Skin, swolen leg &c.
caused BY the unskiIfvI use OF CalomeI.
Etsstus Stanton, Sianbridge l.. c. for
the cure Of the Piles il a most aggravated
fern.
WIN. II. GsrdsD Esq, Of siansisad, l..
C. Tor the cure of seaid head or tines ea-
pitts on child.
/ Mr.. Vincent, Of Stsnbridee, T.. c. for
the cure of sore head and ears, on child.
Charles Phelps Esq, Of Stsnbridgs, L
G. for the cure oil an srupftre disesse
he akin.
Letters post paid from any part, describ-
ing the ease, with for the above miItBre,
will be promptly answered and the medi-
cine ioswsrded-shouId the ease require
the use Of the mixture, providing slways
that the money be FIRST received.
Price 81 IS for OF. bottle.
A reasonable deduction made Where's
quantity is taken.
PrepsTed and Sold by
DR. JOHN K. BANGS,
Stsnbridgs L. c.
Fer sale alss at this Office.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18
DIR. BANGS
K enovatlng Mixture.

E0R THE CURE Of RaxpMATisA
h Scrolula or Kings Evil, Hip Diseases,
painful affections ri the bones, Uieefalrd
throat and unsifs, Ucvts 81 every de-
Scriptiou, frtrr Sores. and Internal Alb
scessrs, Scaid Head, Ulcersied leet ana
legs, Boichrs, aud oil kinds Of diseases OF
the saiu also, PILES, IN their mosl az
grSvsted form.
THIS medicine is singulatly eiicAeious in
frnosaiing those constitutions which have
been broken down by injudeious treatment.
10 general terms, il is recommended in all
those diseases which arise from impurities
of the blood or siiiation OF the humors, OF
whatever name or kind. Some OF III I,
above complaints may require some irifinc
assistant application, which the circun,-
stances of the case will dictate but Tor
general remedy or prescription TO remove
The cause, this compound will be found
sufficient
OF all remedies yet discovered for the
sure OF a particular disease, this is the
most certain. 1t makes speedy and per-
manent cure, without the least regard 10
diet, exposure, or application TO business.
Even when the disease has become eonsfi-
tntional, and Mercury with other popular
remedies, have failed, this Mixture has
never been known to fail Of performing a
cure. The proprietor gives no long Qpack-
hh recommendations, but leaves the medi-
cine to speak for itself.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18
ASST SHOULD BE.

We rejoice to see the different States
soning up to tho assistance Of Maine whose
Territory has been so wantonly invaded
sy the British Government.
The following resolutions shsw that the
people of the United States, are determined
70 indicate the nations rights and honor.
Resolves of the General AS
sembly of the State of Ohio;
Be it resolved, by the Gen
eral Assembly of the State of
Ohio, That we view with unit
ed appreciation. the prompt and
energetic action of the State of
Maine, to protect the rights
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CAUSES OF WAR.


We believe that but few individuals can
he found in the United States, who alter
examining thoroughly the true state oil al
lsirs between this country and England
will hesitate for a moment 10 declare, 'ha'
she United States have ample and JUST
e,use for an immediate declaration oil war
against Great Britain.
For the perusal of our readers we subloih
lew. from among the many causes, each
n which is sufficient to justify an lmmed'-
ate appeal to arms.
The destruction OF the CAROLlNEH!
The murder OF American Citizens.
The seizure OF American Vessels.
The firing upon American Troops
The iayasion Of the state OF Maine.
The occupation Of the Oregon Territory
The insults offered the American flag
All these insults have been heaped upon
the American Government, dnrlng the ias'
iAree wears, vet remain unstoned for.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18
G~CERTIEICATE "a

This is to certify that my wife was afflicted with
an Ulcer ON her leg for two years, with great
swelling from tho toes TO the knee, together With
painful different parts Of The leg, and alter
nse,uc various remedies, from different Physicians.
TO no effect, it was considered by those that saw
her, that nothing short of an amputation weuld
save the life Of the patient. | fortunately CON-
menced useng Dr.. BANGS RENOvATING
MIXTURE, and by constan. use OF IL for fsur
or i've weeks, together with an ointment prepared
by the Doctor, my wife, TO my great Joy, wa
restored 10 perfect health, which abe has contin-
ued to enjoy for eighteen months past.
(Sgneid) FRANCIS WELSH.
stanbridge, IL. CO. March q,
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18
WARLIKE.

The following resolution passed by the
BufIaonians, smells a little OF Potrder.
Resolved, That it is high
time for the government OF the
United-states to put an effect
ual stop to this ''war of words
this clustering British arro-
gance and ridiculous cantering,
and decide the previous ques-
ton" at once-that Great
Britain must atone for the des-
truction of the American steam
boat Caroline and the murder
of American citizens, and aban-
don without delay every false
and untenable position which
she has assumed in reference to
our national & state preroga-
tiyes or suffer the retributlve
vengeance of an insulted, out
ragged free d. sovereign people.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18
20 another Certificate. IN

This is to certify, that since November 1893,
have been afflicted with disease in my hands,
which was a swelling and roughuess, breaking out
in sores, and feverIsh affection, together with a
scroiulous swelling under my ears, which was
caused by heating my blood at the burning Of the
tmch Factory in this place last year. have
consulted great number Of physicians and used
their different remedies, which gave me no relief.
| was advised 10 try Or. Bangs Renouafing
Mixture. went to the Doctor and procured a
number Of bottles Of bis medicine and have been
using it for about four weeks, my health 10 greatly
improved, my hands about well, the swsliiHg
under my ears has nearly all disappeared, and /
am confident in short time shall enjoy perfect
health. believe this medicine to be a powerful
and valuable remedy in all diseases Of the blood,
from the wonderful effect il has had or me.
wish TO state that ! comuenced taking i've
tea-spoonfOI's, and increased the dose to a table
spooaful, without any bad effect, while others who
have been using it, understand, cannot take ever
NO tea-spooniuls.
FRANCIS CHRISTIAN.
Highgate, March 24th, IS4o
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18
FEBRUARY II

The effects are obvlous. The whole az
,.saltatag wealth If The tmnrnsc fertile to-
s.aas atsisrd hy the 81. Lawrence would
4. s,aared iata tie Golfers 81 The Republic,
thr enars,lgar eaefgirs Of lIse country wosld
bs mssis than q9adtupis IT'S territorial
.sgrandizeBent would be aimsAi incalcu.
tshlr and vet iis CLEANERS and mrabs 81
defence he greatly enhanced, inasmgeh as
m -xlsat ~ frontier would be diminished
hy ali ,ut one hail and the prseticabiliiy Of
,ls protection augmented IA pfepaf,laasle
degree la the same ratio that the power
n abe Uniied States would under such a
sgppostion, be- heightened, would The mar
slime ptepundeTance and resources al 6.
Britain b. irs~rnrd. & she would behold the
iaifrxt portion If America IN the hands ui
uvsI nation disposed already To measure
II. strength with her "a the contest for ma.
va and commercial superiority"
Fran the above sentiments the Amer.
leans might learn a useful lesson, aud we
mos, drvoutly hope, that pfofiting by past
experience, they viii take hold of The sub
lect 10 earnest, and thereby evince thri
Determination to rid themselves Of c0niig
uous aud dangerous Rival. Let them 1
rouse in their might and stay not ,hei
hands until the last fostsieps OF BRITISH
toryisn, shall be- wiped from the Continent
For while the British Government have
a footing in North America, just so IonG
will this Government suffer from its con
Eliminating influence.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18

The Montreal Gazette says that, Gov
etn,f Arthur will soon leave FOR England,
AL that Gen. Sir Richard Jackson will
ia all probability, take his place in the gov
crameut oI Upper Canada.
We are certain, that il The people OF u
Canada, Justly appreciate his services, they
will celebrate his departure with as much
triumph aud rel ,icing, as though they were
freed rom the damning rule OF a Nero or
CaIitula. The innocent blood shed by
ST.. gorge during his Ubiquitous and DIES
pitie administration, cries aloud Tor venge-
aace, and we believe that the day OF ret
rihution is fast approaching, when the
base murderers of Woodruff, Abbey and
Lawtou, will he forced To atone for their
marderous deeds of dark and damnlng IN
fanny. Arthur may recross the Atlantic Ia
ese ape utrted punishment hers, yet he
may rest assured, that retrlbutlve justice
wi!l ere long overtake him. The ghosts
II those martvfed Canadians will pursue
hnu through llie;- the wailings OF widows
and ORPHANS will disturb his midnlgf
slumbtrs, Tie names OF Buckley, George
and Wight, will haunt him by day, whll'
the suderings of those whom he has doom
Ell to perpetual bondage, will come up be
tore HIM tn destroy his peace! Let hin
trmhl,! The sword of justice, is unsheath
,l, Vengeancc is on his track and will sool
oyertake him! May God speed the day!!.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18

We have mentioned that Nc
Leod boosted to Gen. Theller
that he broke the lock of his pis-
toll on the head of a Yankee,
in the Caroline" affair. The
Rochester Advertiser also says:
We have conversed with a gen.
tleman from the region ofLock-
port who is well versed in the
Caroline matter-one who
was in Canada the day after the
murder of Durfee. and knows
who boosted of having been
engaged in that affair-who
states that the conviction of
M'Leod is certain, if unimpea-
enable testimony against him
has any influence with the
iurv.-Pha. EUe. Post.
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1877

Wb.ch said easss wRs sstnftd 81 be 5eekst
sssa esvsf 81 ths RfaF 1srsu ihessef 1910. 4,
Dsfea.fs f. Ahfsn Hove. hssas eal a ghss sra
sac caasa seaiigssas4 10 ihs gssssaf .Nsptea,i
ssTra 81 Sa4s Caari 1910 Aaa e ns,s hstnr na
- apf esF 60 sai4 Isngi, 5he assd Eiees la
gsfsers aefcs q tse l.sessey 81 fafs snii. rs
@sfed af saia 1aurt thaf peItes ~ flvea ~ ra
lssi1lpF tAs snhs'sscs - he PlsHssH-s deelAssii
tafea seeks fuecs#sftslt 10 tie - Nefth Are
cas- se~spaps Fsiassd Al S~aagoa 10 the Co8
"a II FfaHklsn, tbe lasi a wh3eh Ia BE- saar weui
hsic+e ihs "sst stated taFsu 81 SD Cou,t vhs,
shall be deseaed sasaassst noglcs 10 tAs sAia Hov
to appear and aasweF iAsfe,e
pa'sA 81 NeFth Hsfn, 10 The Coanfy n 1rar
ise, ,.'s - daJ u ucessf. ~. is4a.
JOEL ALLEN CIesk.
HARRINGTON
Asn
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18

cctic character of the old
General IS shown by the pre-
sent President. our trade in
this part of the world instead
of increasing. must be destroy
cd by the overpowering capital
of the II. ID. Company, our
rights as TO the sovereignty
over the Oregon Territory
laughed at, and our character
as u nation become a bye.
word TO the world. Do for the
honor of our country what YOU
can TO arouse our government
to the great importance of an
immediate military occupancy
Of the Oregon Territory, and
the establishments of It's north
en boundary.
Your friend,
HENRY a. PIERCE.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18

FnR. COTE wishing TO close his business on
kIihe first day of April next, notifies those n
debed to him 10 come forward Immediately and
settle their accounts, and those to whom he may
be indebted are requested 10 present their demands
against him.
Swanton, Jan. ., lS4l.
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FRENCH TUITION

Two young Canadian ladies will be ready by
the first day Of May next to give lessons ia the
French language either in public schools or in
private families. They would accept engag emants
either 10 the United States or in Lower Canada
Fer terms apply at this office.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18

IL spprafs BY lhs Montreal Hrtsld that
lAs Yri,sh arc beat 90 war, "a they have
ord~trJ Halifax to b. immediately fortified
n such q manHcr 80 to be prepared tar
aay emergency, that nay grow Oh, Of tar
Bo1ndary question.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18

KT AV1NG removed from Highgate to Swanton
Ill Falls, M the house lately occupied by DR.,
Cote, would respectfully inform the inhabi-
lanls that he is in readiness to attend to calls in
the line of his profession.
Swantou, Feb. II, 1871.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18

Ne presume the following letter ia reia-
Iion 10 the Oregon Territory, will he retd
with interest, as IT gives some new light
on the proceedings Of the British 10 that
quarter Of the world.
Ronol,alu, Oahu, Sand,rich Islands,
March IS, I540.
Hall J. Kelley Esq, Bnston:
DEAR SRI have received
the pamphlet of documents re-
lating to the action of Congress
on the subject of the Oregon
Territory. Please receive my
thanks for the same. Is it not
astonishing that our govern
ment should show so much APP
athy on question involving our
national rights honor and pride.
The British have taken posses
sion of and are colonizing ter
ritory clearly ours, by discov-
cry, by purchase from the In
dams, and by former settle
ment of Jacob Astor's people.
Our countrymen are little a.
ware of the monopolizlng, gras-
ping. ambitious, spirit of the
British Hudson Bay company
in this part ofthe world.
Look at what they have done,
are now doing and intend to do.
They have for two years last
past been increasing the num-
Der of men at their establish
mcnt at Fort Vancouver, on
the Columbia. A month since
a vessel OF theirs took from here
so natives of these Islands, os-
tensibly for the purpose offarm-
ing, SC, but really to increase
their military force at the Col
umbia, and to resist any at
tempts on the part of our people
or government from disposes-
sing the Company ofthe occup-
ancy of that place.
1t is reported here and gen.
orally believed that the II. b.
Co intend to establish a colony
in Paget's Sound Straits of
Juan de Fuca. Two more
] ships are to be added to the
company's marice in the North
Pacific, for the purpose of ex-
tending their operations to
these islands and to China, and
if possible, to monopolise the
trade of the whole North Paci
Ifc. You well know they have
already succeeded in respect to
the Fur trade ofthe Northwest
coast and | have to tell you
that they have now succeeded
in monopolising the trade to the
Russian settlements at the
Norfolk Sound. &c.-The COM
pany have contracted to furnish
Them with any of the product
lions of England and Europe at.
about 80 per cent, on the prime
cost, an advance hardly suffici-
ent to cover the charge ; but
the object ofthe company will
be obtained, viz, TO destroy
American commerce on the
whole coast of the Northwest.
/ might write a volume on
the subject of this letter. But
enough has been stated to show,
THAT unless some of the ener-
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Your friend,
HENRY a. PIERCE.
A. Eargaim.

FoB SALE, part uf that Farm, known
as :he Aseltinr Farm an the Beach (so
esIled) two miles North OF AIbuIgh SPA.
containing 90 acres aud about 60 acres un-
der improvement, with new Two story
House partly flushed and Barn DC by Sc
feet, Tor Fourteen Hundred Dollars.
ALSO,
The 9th 7 part ol said Farm, Cd actes,
and about 40 acres under improvement,
with dwelling house, u story and "a ball
in height, aud barn so by 40 feet lor
Eleucn Hundred Dollars.
These Farms are 10 a good neig hbor-
hood Of independent farmers. Most oI The
improved land lies beautifully slipping 10
the East, md will bear n comparison with
the hest lands of The country. These
farms were purchased during the Rebelil-
on, which is the cause Of their being oilef-
ed at this reduced price. They will he
sold separately or together. A liberal
credit given, on depn~iling at the time OF
purchase small amount.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18
FOR SALE.

A good cooking Stove. Conditions very liberal
Apply at this office. Also few articles ofhouse-
hold furniture.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18

and honor, not only Of their
own State but OF the whole
Union.
Resolved, That the net of
Congress comforting upon the
President Of the United States
ample power and means TO pro-
tect this nation from foreign in
yasion, has our full and most
hearty assent.
Resolved. That while we
highly approve the efforts made
by the President of the United
States, TO avert from this coun-
try the calamities of war, and
earnestly hope that they be, as
they heretofore have been, sue
cessful: yet should a collision
take place between this govern
ment and Britain, in the set
Element of the pending dis
pute'OHIO, tenders her whole
means and resources TO the au-
thorities of this Union, in sus-
tanning our rights and honor.
Resolves of the Gene raj AS
sembly of the State of Indiana.
BE it resolved, that we fully
concur in and heartily approve
ofthe resolutions of the Gener-
al Assembly of the State of
Ohio.
Resolved, that while we che
IRISH the hope that, in the adj
iustment of the question of our
national boundary, the integri-
ty of our soil and the national
honor may be preserved inyio-
late, without an appeal to arms,
yet we will ever prefer honor
able war to dishonorable peace
Resolved, that should a col
lision take place between this
government and Great Britain,
in the settlementtof the pending
dispute, INDIANA, tenders
her whole means and resources
| to the authorities Of the Union,
in sustaining our rights and
honor.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18
GRAND ISLE COUNTY COURT,
SEPTEMBER Tern, AID. 1870. {
ALBERT CHAPMAN
dbrdm Hoice.
Sarah, NJ. Hone
s. Phelps +


dbrdm Ho,cc. wells Manor in the
Sarah, M. Hosct Province Of Lower
Bsnojah S. Phelps & Canada, at the May
Darid TFaiksr. Term Of said Court
1910, commenced his action against Abran Howe
Of Bcekmantswn in tho County Of Clinton and
STATE of New York, Sarah NJ. Howe has wife,
Bsnaiah S. Phelps and DAVID Walker of Alburgt
in the Comfy OF Grand Isle and State Of ver-
msnt, therein declared against the said Defen-
dau.s that TO the said Plaintiff The said Defsn.
dants render the seizure Peacablspossses sisn Of
certain tracts 81 Parcels Of land with the sppurt-
nances lying and being in AibUrsh AFORESAID and
described as follows, 10 wit, enc piece Of land and
buildings ihsreos cont aiming the dwelling House
occupied by Benalah $. Phelps, bounded on the
North and East by the Highway, on the South and
West by the lands Of John Magowen containing
abou, one half acre Of land also another tract of
laud .beut thirty acres, bounded on. tfe ssodth be
the public highway and the lands Of ikssS Lenng;
well. Solomon J. Davis, & Hsary B}mstp' on IKE
West by lasds Of the said Henry Il. Nor, Frsds-
rick Hezsa, Sarah NJ. Howe, Henry -. GrePgs
David Walker, HsaBsh Honssger and the Hjk
way. and GA the North BY lands Of said iFxfhsh
Honsiurer and lands occupied by Wiliiie Hen
singer. and on the East By the lands Of Robert
Ransom and SolomoA j. DAVIS, of which tracts or
parcel, Of lasS the said Piantif the 18Th cay 81
April 1870 was well ssi=es and possessed in his
own rigAt in zee aad 90 eentinsed thereof posses
sod ustill tss 2Oth dA, Of April 1870, whss the
ssid efeadants without law right thsFeIHto az
tered and elected, expelled snd amsVsd the said
Pt.ntiG thsrefron, snd sTer since hath and EtIil
doth keep out the said Pianiif, taking the whole
profits 10 tkenseivss.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18

Cnpt. Jaiben, that prosecuted patriot
has, after having suffered all llr tortufes
OF a British dungeon. sincc the iath
ol December, 1887, al length been admit.
ted To bail, shd is permitted once n.ofc 90
breathe the open air.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18

CrIesiin Besssoleil, who hss hrecn con
fined ia Montreal lad ior nearly two years,
IN consequence al his attachment 10 the
cause Of Liberty, has been liberated on
haB
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18

Ne presume the following letter ia rela-
tion TO the Oregon Territory. will he reed
with interest, as it gives some new light
on the proceedings Of the British 10 that
quarter Of the world.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-09-11
N o II / C. r..
A Great bargain Offered.

, gNlE term of our original partnership will ex-
Il pre on the LIST day Of January next, previous
to which time we wish to dispose OF our entire
stock Of merchandise, at wholesale, to be delivered
on that day. The quantity on hand will not be
large, and will be sold at bargain, on long cred
it, and four or FIVE thousand dollars loaned to the
purchaser, for a term of years, bearing interest,
so soon as it can be collected from the business OF
the concern, if desired. The stand, which is one
of the best in town, can 60 with the goods for one
year, and perhaps longer. The business has ep,-
braced a most excellent custom, and includes near
y the whole Of the wholesale Iron trade moth OF
the Missouri river.
We have now on hand very choice Ossortmen,
of every variety of goods, which we are selling on
the usual credit, n little lower thar usual, as we
desire to run our stock as low as possible during
the year. We invite our frienjs and the public to
call and see Us.
As we IRE determined to use energetic means in
collections, particularly 10 the extent OF own
Indebtedness, we advise prompt payments--esp5
cially on the part Of those whose notes and &C
counts are one year over due.
HARVEY g. BIRCH.
| Fayette, July "a, 1871. left,