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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-12

A Lover ssys ihs Boston Post, Is q
man Who; III Bis anxiety to obtain posses
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-12
IN E W Provision Store.

TNToULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
wv Georgetown and vicinity that he has
opened Provision STORE Ia ths frame house
three doors south Of ]. G. Brose's, where he in
tends keeping on hand all articles usually kept
in such establishments He solicits share Of
public patronage, and hopes to accommodate all
those who may call ppon him, with such articles
as they desire. ~, ~ :. y.
GaoFgelewn, Dec. Ssth, 1910. 9s5. 2a-tf.
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ID EMAlNING in the Post Office at Russell
N vile, Ohio, on the 3lst day of Deeem bsr,
lS4O, which, If not taken out in three months,
will be sent to the General Post OfieO as dead
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LIST OF LETTERS

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shsrifF's Office, Dec. 18th, sls4Q. Is i
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Do branch 10 KsIsnasOo 10 dlt
Bank Of 81 Clair pay ii CileloyilIs 9 as
QslIoit and s. Joseph RsiGoSa 20
payable at Cincinnati no Sale
Merchants b Al Jackson pay at Gin. 2 de
Erie banking co Y do do 3 de
Bank qE ST Clair endorsed TH& 5','
% smith, NeWark, @ 2dia
FaraeFss and Mechanics bk, Detroit 10
do, branch At St Joseph 10
Michigan State bank, Detroit hiiSd
| Maeoinb county bank payable Il O.
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Those marked thus ~ Sgenot puTchsa.
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no Cure No Paw :!

FWVHOSE afflicted with SiutterIng OF other IN
pediment in their Speech, can be >etfeciualy
cured by applying to the Undersigned who has had
during a long experience and in many aggravated
cases, opportunity to test the superiority Of bis
system and Witnessed the most favorable re-
suits. Satisfied that be can easily and without
pain effect a radical cure IN any person IaoorIng
under this disagresable malady, which must be as
annoysg to the individual as 1t is distressing to the
hearer: he is induced respectfully to call the at
tentios Of those whom it may concern TO this no
tice. And he is also prepared to abseve any
from the Obligation OF PATiSs. u not eHeeiuaIIy
cured.
- Terms rsasons5ls ard made Easy.
JAMES J.. GROGAN.
Swanten. 1lth Nov. 1870. 21-ST
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FEBRUARY q

,ss h.esl of these martyrs n Csssdisa
,.s-...v--tl.sssr brave spirits whose stFug-
-. ia hehaf ni their Canadian hrrihFrn,
"a, ,hrrn their lives. Yes and we shall
ZEN he able IN procure the felsasc Of those
Anef,csu citizens, whs have heen ban
,,he.l to IanDiemAo's Lana and are now
-o5,,eoiae the pains l. suliefiugs at Brit
"a ,vtanny, lar from their homes-lhetf
s.5eaAs. ara al they hold dear on earth.
we shah eioseiy watch The progress OF
tsis matter, and keep our readers spprisesl
III the dHags IN relation 20 IL. That IL will
,esuit IN war. there ia very little donhi, &
although war, - very Juslly consd-
,.rrd calamity, Il IS nothing compared ID
. admission - British sggrrSsion. We
.sv. therefore, let II come and let the
,.roplr parties OF eli uni,e ia it's vigorous
sad socesssfUl prosecution.
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HHIGrILY IMroRTANT.

HIGrILY IMPORTANT. Nervous hi.
III H. eases, liver complaint, dyspepsia, biljinas
diseases, plies, rheumatism, consumption, coughs,
codA splitting Of blood, pain to the chest AND side
ulcers. female weaknesses, sll delicate ard mot-
euflal diseases are successfully treated at Doctor
Evans Medical Office, 100 Chatham street. New
York.
Dr. Evans CAMeMtLF 4 APFRlrEr PtLLs,
are composed0 f vegetable substance which ca
ert specific action u1on the heart, give an i'm
pulse or strength 20 The arteral system, the blood
is quekcned aud cquaxcd IN its circulato.
through all the vessels, whether of the skin, TIM
parts situated internally, or the osremetles and
as oil the secretions OF the body are drawn FROM
the blood there ~ consequent increase of every
secretion, and quckened action ofthe absorbent
and exbalent, or dlschargng vessels. Any NOR
bid action which may have taken place - correct
ed, all Instructions are removed, the blood puri
fed, and The body resumes heslihfal state.
These medicines after much anso foii and re-
search. having been brought by the Proprietor 10
he present state of perfection, supersede the use
of the nuumerable other medicines ard are
well adapted 10 the frame. that The Of them.
mainl aiming the body 10 the due performances Of s
functions, and preserving the vital stream, In
pure and healthy state causes II 10 last many years
/ longer than II otherwise wuuld. and the mind to
become go composed aud tranquil, that old see
when II arrives, will appear blessing, and no.
! las too many who have neglected thftr coBstltn~
tons, OF had them injured by medicines admns-
tered by ignorancc) source OF misery and abhcr.
renee,
| They are 50 compounded, that By Strengthening
and equalizng the action ofthe heart, liver, and
other yisccra, they expe the bad, aerd morbid
matter, which renders The blood impure, ont Of hs
circulation through the excfefory ducts into tho
passage ofihe bowels, SO that 10y the brisk slight
evacuations, which may be regulated by the doves,
always remembering that while The excavations
from the bowels are kept up, The excretions from
all the other vessels Of the body will also be going
on 10 the proportion, by which means tho
blood invariably becomes purified.
/ Steady perseverance, IN the Of the medicines
! will undoubtedly efec cure even in the mos
acute or obstinate Diseases but IN such the
dose may be augmented, according TO The inveief.
acy of the disease; the medicines being admifa-
bly adapted the constitution, they may be taxes
at all times.
| 6J- CAUTioE.-Be particular in purchasing 10
see that the label Of this Medicine contains mo-
tice Of lis entry according 10 Act Of Congress
Aud be likewise particular in obtaining them ~
| 100 Chatham ST., New York.
| For sale by L. PERRY.
! Swayton, VI, 1910 agent
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1Anothec Cerfifcate.

This IS TO certify, that since November 1898, ]
have been afflicted with disease 10 my hands,
which vas a swelling and roug hness, breaking out
in sores, and fsYerish affection, together with
seroiolous swelling under my ears, which vas
caused By heating my blood al the burning OF the
tach Factory 10 this place last year. have
consulted great number Of physicians and used
their different refnedIts, which gave me no feliei.
4 was advised 10 Try Dr.. BGngs' Ren0Uaitng
MIXTURE. went 10 the Doctor aad procured a
number of bottles Of his medicine, and have bees
usins IL for about four weeks, my kealth IS greaiy
Improved, ny hands are aboot well, The swelling
under nv ears has nearly al disappeared, and ]
m eonsdeni IN . short time shah ENJOY psrfeei
heath. believe this medicine 20 be powerful
aAd vaiuabls remedy n all diseases Of The elose,
from the vsssserfsl e6set n has had On me.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03
RFFEkENCES.

solomon laau-rH, DeGhsia l. &. EsF
the tprc 81 40 uteEx and Scnorulous
ArFEcrios u she stomach aud heesls.
Zrbosaa Camel, ahd Ehcsrzsf Phelps
Fec. StsHbralge l.. C., Tor the cure of
kHtUHkTts@.
Mstlo Rec, S'snh'ider l., C.. lof en-
Eruption Of tke Skta, aeoifn Lex &.s.
esused NJ the unskilfvI USE al Csiouri
Efsstus Stanton. siaabfidce l.. &. for
llfs cure 81 lbs Pitfs 10 mos, sRrrvs,eJ
farm.
VIM II Gordon Esq. Of Sian1rsd. T..
e. Tor the cure Of seaia head or tiaca ca
p,iis ON a chlid.
Mr.. Nincrnt. nj Slarhridec, T.. C.. for
The cure Of sore head end cars, IN a child.
Charles Phelps Esa, 81 S'snhndcr, T..
c. Tor the cure OF an ernptses ditasc ~
He SKIN.
I.rttcfs post paid from any part, dtsrrib-
ing lhr csSr, with ior The above mixture,
wlij he promptly answered and the mr.li.
elne lorw sfded--shouId the ease feqnifs
the use 81 the mixture, providing always
that the money be fra, received.
Price 81 IS for oz. bottle.
A reasonable deduction made where a
quantity is taken.
Prepared and Sold by
De. JOHN r.. BANGS.
Stanbridge l.. c.
For sale also at This Office
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DIR. BANGS
Renoyating Mixture.

EOR THE CURE Of RHEUMATISM,
~ ScrofuIa or Kings Evil, Hip diseases,
painful affections OF the bones, liberated
throat and nOstriIs, Ulcers OF every de-
scription, Fever Sores, and Internal Abb
scesses, Scad Head, liberated ieet and
legs, BIotches, and all kinds Of diseases o!
the skin also, PILES, in their most ag-
gravated form.
This medicine is singularly eficacious in
renovating those constitutions which have
been broken down by injudicious treatment.
In general terms, it is recommended IN all
those diseases which arise from impurities
of the blood or vliation OF the humors, OF
whatever name or kind: Some OF tho
above complaints may require some trl1ng
assistant application, which the cTcum-
stances of the case will dictate but Tor a
general remedy or prescription TO remove
The cause, this compound will be lonnd
sufficient.
OF all remedies yet discovered for the
cure of a particular disease, this IS the
most certain. IL makes speedy and per-
manent cure, without the least regard TO
diet, exposure, or application to business.
Even when the disease has become consti-
tntional, aud Mercury with other popular
remedies, have failed, this Mixture has
never been known TO fail of performing a
cure. The proprietor gives no long quack-
kh Recommendations, but leaves The medi-
one to speak for itself.
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rCERTIFICATE III

This rs TO certify tba, my wife was afflicted with
an Ulcer on her leg for two years, with great
swelling from the toes 10 the knee, together with
pn,ufu sores on different parts Of the leg, aud after
nsesue various reusodies, from different Physicians
10 no effect, il considered b. those that saw
her, that nothing short Of an amPut alton would
save the lie OF the patient iorI unately CON-
menced useing DR. BANGS Rt.NoYATING
MIXTURE, and BY a constant y Sc Of It for four
or FIVE weeks, together with an ointment prepared
by the Doctor, nv wife, 10 my great soy, was
restored TO perfect health, which she has eoHtin-
ued TO enjoy for eighteen months past.
(sigastd) FRANCIS WELSH.
stanbridge, Il. c. sIarch q,
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY COURT. I
SrfrEsbKR TrKN. Ap is4o \
AtHTHr CnhrsAs "a HEREAs Alhefl


SEfrEsbEs IEKN. AID. Is&o
ALnrHr CHArsAs ~ HEREAs AiAefs
We. w Ehsraaa Il Cs.a-
.kbeaa sFutnf sefFs N saef ia tAs
SggaA w. HgWf FfaStace ri Lesser
gsaa3sA s. PAsips 4 Cans4a. 81 she MAY
Dartd IsfAfr- sTsfm Il $50 Cgart
ls.e, commenced h,s acfsea aeains, Abrsns Hove
81 l5eskusaatosu "a tbe toWeiy ~ Cunsaa aHa
Slags sf Sew York. safsa NJ Hose bis stir.
tsaaish :, pasfps and DAVID NA'sss % AIbufgA
10 the Coauts oi Grand lsls and STATE % W.
saoai. thersia declares against she Sad nefau+
3aa3s. that TO tae sasd pa'hlsa she sa,d Desen.
dauis render the ssszare & sssest possession Vt
certain ,facts parcels q aud with lbs appuu,-
sasces ifaug and being 10 hai ~ a'ofesaid ard
describes "a fellows, 80 sii enc piece of Land aud
huiidHPs thstean containing the dwelling heuts
occupied by hsasah ;. Phelps, bounded he
North and Fast by The H4ahRaY, aa ti1s South aps
Vest By Tie lands OF J0bn MARawen containing
about hail acre Of land. also another tract #
land about thirty acres. bounded Tie Ssu'b lie
the public highway AND tbe lands II Isaac Letting
we'll solomon j. DAVIS. * Heafy h Msn. IN The
West by lands # the said Henri u. Mott, Ffsds-
rick Hazea, sarah NJ. Howe, Henry u. Gregg,
David Waller, Hannah Housinger asd the High
way, aud the North by lands Of SAID HAnaah
Honssnrer and lands occupied hy William liz n
sueer aud on the East By the lands Of II obei {
Ransom and SoioiBoH !, DAVIS. % which tracts or
parcels of land the said Plaintiff On the Is'h dav II
Apr, 1870 was well seised and possessed 10 has
own right IN fee and continued thereof posses
s.d until The 20'h dag al April $50. when lbe
said Defendants wthoo, iaw or ghi lhereluto en-
tered and elected, expelled snd anovsd The sad
Plaintiff ihereifom, and ever since bath aud sin
doth keep out the SAID Plap,ih, taking the whole
profits 10 themselves.
Which said cause was entered on the docket Of
said court az the May Term thereof 1870. & the
Defendant, Abram Howe, being out This STATE.
the was continued 10 the present Scpienbor
term Of said Court 1870 And il not being made
to appear to said Cont, the said Howe has had
personal notice ofhe pendency Of this suit Is or
dsred by said Court that notice be given bv pub
lishisg the substance Of the Plaintiffs declaration
three weeks successfully in the "Norlh Anisrt-
can newspaper printed Mt Swan,on in the Coun.
" Of Franklin, the last of which to be four weeks
before the u.xt stated term Of said Court which
shall be deemed sufficient notice to the said Howe
to appear and answer thereto.
| Dated at North Hero, ia the County Of Grand
Isle, this 22J day OF October, AID. 1910.
JOEL ALLEN Clerk
| HARRINGTON
WHITE iiP }Auoroie..
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03

In announcing the death of Mr.. Louis
CONSOLES, in cur las, number, we forgot
to mention, that he was the first to move
for an attack upon Montreal Immediately
after the departure OF the British troops To
a,tac, the Patriots at ST. Dennis and 81.
Charles. Had his salutarv advice been
needed, Montreal would have fallen into
the power Of the Radicals, IA ii was lief,
entirely defenceless.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03

ENR. COTE wishing TO close his business on
MBthe first day of April next, notifies those IN
debied to him TO come forward Immediately and
settle their accounts, and those to whom ne may
be indebted are requested To present their demands
against him.
Swanton, Jan. Q, ls4l.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03
REMOVAL.

yryHE subscriber Informs his friends and me
public in general that he has remersa q,
sAop TO his dwelling house IN broadway w. -
where he 10 ready TO meet all calls.
N b. CnttiAg at short notee 'o' e1a 80
80 s.a s,nlv without the PAY, except those
having yearly deal ,oux ,,rPpgY
swapton. Dec. I'D. lS40.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03
DISSOLUTION.

yVyHE partnership existing under the hrm Of
q KANE g. DUNNLEG, Of Swanton, IS
this day dissolved By mutual consent The debts
Of III. COMPANY are to be lquida,ed by the IN
d.r.,sned and All demands Of the firm must be
promptly paid to me. - n.,,,,,c
s.,,o, aad yov. 1870 29-3i.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03
FRENCH TUITION.

Two Young Canadian ladies' will be ready ey
the Arst day Of May next to give lessons ~ the
French language ethel is public schools or 10
a,;va,e .am,ii.s, They would accept engaeemsnts
eiiber ia the United States or in Lower canada
For terms apply at this Office.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03

WeRrHy OF lMITATioN.--T There is
gentleman in Spring fell, Mass, who regu-
tafly celebrates the anniversary et his mar
rage, by paying for his newspaper. The
same gentleman celebrates the birth oil ev-
erv new conner, by subscribing for new
paper. 70, ,
Wander if our subscribers cant GO III
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03

In speaking ol the deceass OF the Ven.
Dean Of the House of Assembly Of Lower
Canada. we represented him as a Govern
ment Official. which is erroneous, as he
never held any otIice uader the Crown.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03

YWNHE subscriber has given his son William II
Meritz his time, during the remainder Of his
minority. aud he would notify all concerned, that
he will claim none Of the saidl wm. H. MOrilz''
earnings, nor pay any debts Of his contracting
after this date. a,,
Higheate, 9th Aug, ls+o. b-S
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03

1t appears by tie Canada Papers, that
Lord Sydenham, alias plain Poulett Thom-
son, has sent another company Of the 69th
Regiment to the disputed Territory.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03
AND
WHITE. A''"' ''''s

.sbgam sFamf
Sg al. ~ Hgws
EssegaA s. PAtips 4
Fe.-4 eIAa~

VESHOMAs Webster has on hand about 90
H. tons of best selected Plaster, now grinding
at his Mill. those who wish TO purchase will do
we'll 10 call aud examine before buying elsewhere.
Swanton, Dec. Ii. 1910. 3i-3I
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03
AGENTS FOR THE n. AMERICAN
VERMONT.

VERMONT.
.Monipelier-J. A. Vail.
North Troy, H.--Dr. l.. c. IRE.
Jffersonrilfe Rev. J. Becker,
FGirfeld-H. Soule & Colt Is. khsm
East Berkshirs-DT. 8. 3. Butler.
.qiburgh-Tabori /. Sewel. and
Elisha Reynolds, p. NJ.
North Hero--Col. II. Wadsworih and
DR.. G. Whitney.
Riehford-A. w. Sears, P. M.
BakersfeLd-Josish r. Brigham.
Higkgafe.-H. o. Green.
BurIngton--Ludger Duvernsy.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
.MaYioss- Capt. Selden Brown,
Straitsrd, N. H--Mslor $. b. Day.
NEW YORK.
" y. Citg-John Ryan, 655 Greenwiehst.
Rouse's William Weldon,
Peyry's Mlls-L. Perry. p. M.
Ptsftsburgh-Ftsneois Dsais, and J. A.
Squires
.3ussbie Foyks-Dr. Joseph Dsvignon.
Rochesfer-W. l.. Mackenzie, Esq.
!Sslina-EfAsmus Stone, p. NJ.
Hopktnfon-John Goodell.
Glena's FsRs-Hcnsn x Hopkins
Norfolk, St.L. Co. N Y--S.M. Phelps.
MAINE.
T'ksmssloz, ne i. Rec, Esq,
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Notice.

U|HE Subscriber has given his sos ohvsr
Bs,rdsley has time sariag the rsmA'aos' q
his minority, and he wsuld notify al e0Lee'aeo,
,b., be will claim noae Of his ssrninss, nor Ps'
,,y deb, az his contracting after ihis ssi';
'"' JAMES BEARDSLEf.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03

MAINE-Gov. KENT's MESSAGE.
The North Eastern Boun-
Diary forms a prominent subject
in the Message delivered by
Gov. Kent to the Legislature
of Maine last week; and his
sentiments on that subject will
be regarded with interest. His
language in relation to this
matter is manly, firm, and de-
cided. After alluding to the
various obstacles and delays
which have heretofore been in
tcrposed, preventing an adjust
mcnt of the question, he says:
b" The time cannot be far
distant, when the question
must assume a more definite
shape, either peaceable or war;
like; and much as we may de-
precate the awful evils and
miseries of war, we ought to
be prepared to meet the issue,
if such, after all, is the deter
mination of our opponents, with
the firmness of men who feel
that they have the right, and
who will not yield to threats
or force the inheritance of our
fathers and the rightful terrio-
~ of our state. The unani-
nifty which has characterized
our state on this question,in the
midst of all our political excite
ments, is a sure guarantee that
the people are ready to sustain
their rulers in all iudicious,
temperate, yet firm and decided
measures, g. that it is regarded
by them as too sacred and too
solemn a subject to be made the
instrument of any mere party
schemes or movement.
He adverts to the occupation
by order of the Governor Gen
eral of Canada, ofthe posts at
Tamiscouta Lake and NADIA
waska. by British troops, in
direct violation of the stipulated
agreement between the author
tiles of New Brunswick and
Maine, and says:
II cannot but view this pro-
ceeding, as my predecessor
does, in his reply to Sir John
Harvey, asa direct and palpa-
bic infringement of the subsls-
ting arrangement, and as tax
ing military possession OF that
portion ofthe contested Ter
ritory. And if the sugges-
ton of Lieut.. Governor Har
vey, who seems not to have
been consulted in relation to
this new act of jurisdiction, and
who evidently regards it with
regret, ifnot as an Infringement
of subsisting arrangements, is
disregarded, and British troops
are permanently located at
Madawaska, | shall feel it my
duty to reiterate the request
already made to the General
Government, and TO urge upon
that Government the justice
and erpediency oftdking mit'-
f0y,, ,,osseesiosl M the mart OF
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03
DEATHS.

Died in Montreal, on the 18Th ult'me,
Pierre Anger, Esq. Treasurer Of the Public
Roads Of The City. Mr.. Anger was bold
honest and true hearted Radical.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03

The New York journal in speaking Of
the affairs Of the countty, uses the follow
ing language:
4" II is not to be doubted that our tela-
ten with England is now assuming set,-
Gus aspect. We all desire peace, and we
will 81 all that Is honorable, equitable aud
Just To preserve II 49,. but The conduct
Of England is fast diminishing the good
feelings between the two nations snG gives
birth to another OF quite different nature.
All through the United States there is a
firm determination no, To be duped any lon
ger. This feeling is unanimous, and +
England wishes for war, she viii have ic
fight the whole American people end moi
portion OF il, as in the last war.
Several distinguished members oil both
political parties have expressed their op'n'
ION that England has amused us long
enough and that il is time To put an end
10 such proceeding.
On the other side 4" the Richmond En-
uuirer" announces that the American Ca
biaet at Washington has serious appre'
tensions on the final result of the difficui
Ties between the two countries, and thai
the views Of The President on this aiial
are such that he has requested Mr.. siev
ehson, the American Minister, Id delay
his return from London until the admins
tration of Genere Harrison shall appoln
successor.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03
FOR sale.

a good cooking stove. Conditions very hoera'
Apply at This office Also lie" articles OF "0'se'
hold furniture.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03

the l.. States OF the territory
in dispute. The General Gov
eminent owes ii TO Maine TO
move forward i'm this matter.
with promptness and energy.
with sincere and even anxious
desire TO preserve peace, but
with an equally firm determin-
alton TO maintain subsisting en-
gagements on our part. and TO
insist upon "A full performance
from the other party.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03
GEORGE BARNEY

. As iuss opened good assortment ct Gooos
,oS int.nds - sell them Is cheap - ever.
Swan,ea, Dec :. 1880
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-03

MaYioss-Cspt. Selden Brown,
Straifsrd, NJ H.-Mslor $. b. Day.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13
EniIrond RcNcnIE.e.

The railroads in England yield revenue of
prucely extent. The Liverpool and Manchester,
which is thirty ore nlcs in extent, during the year
ls4O yielded an income Of 81 ,22G 600, The Lon
don and Birmingham, which is one hundred and
twelve miles long, received 3Gl2 ,i4G, during the
same period Of time England is dcnsey popu'at-
ed and of course the amount Of travel on particular
routes exceeds any thing in this country. Yet with
the increase Of population and extension of hrsi-
ness here, all the great railroads in Tie Union will
ultimately become as crowded end as profitable as
those in Great Bri,ain.-FhiLaa. Noyh Aa.cr.