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THE CAROLINE.

The British Government has, not only
assumed the responsibility Of the desiruc-
rgn al the Caroline, by attempting Ia
shield the perpetrators Of that Vandal
deed of wanton, soullcss tutchery, from
n,ef,ied punishment, but has the daring
;a,olence 10 declare, through Lord Pal
mers.on, ihat the capture and burning OF
the Caroline was "a perfectly jusiifable
proceeding, .rarrsntrd by the necessity 81
defending her msiesty's Territory"
This declaration Of Lord Palmerston,
was responded 10 with cheers, by their
Lordshlps!i Can the American Govern
n.ent any longer, submit to the gross and
uawarranlabIe insults Of the British /:
The American territory has been inva-
ded-American property destroyed-Amer
lean citizens murdered! The act is avow-
ed by the British--Declsred expedient,
iusifabe and even right, yet no repera-
lion is insisted upon, by the American
Executive,!l FREEMEN of America
lie the rescue! Save. Oh Save your coun-
Try, from that DEGRADATION, into
which /, is rapidly sinking, in consequence
Of the BASE and trucking policy OF your
RULERStl
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REFERENCES.

Solomon johnson, Durham r.. c. foy
the cure Of an ULcEg ard ScroyuLovs
Affection OF The stomach and bowels.
Zebulon Cornell aud Ebenrzer Phelps
Esq, Slsnhridge l.. e., for the cure oil
RHEuHATIsx.
Martin Rice, S,arhridge L. c., Tor an
Eruption Of The Skin, smoitn ise &c.
caused BY the unskful use of Calomrl.
Eras,us Stanton, Sianbfidge l.. C.. for
the cure q &c Plies il mos, sercvr,,d
form.
WIN. n. Gordon Esq. Of Siansies4 l..
c. FOR the cure Of seala head or tiaea CO.
pills on q child.
Mr.. Vincent, Of SinnbridQe, l.. C. far
the cure ri sore head and ears, ON o child.
Charles Phelps Esq., or Sisnbfids l..
G. for the cure Of an erupiive disc us OF
the skin.
Letters post paid from any part, describ-
ing the ease, with for the above mixture :.
will be promptly answered and the nedi.
cine orwarded-should the ease teanirr
the use Of The mixture, providing nlways
that the money be 6rst received.
Price s ,25 i,sr 4 on. bottle.
reasonable deduction made where a
qusaliIg is taken.
Prepared and Sold by
ia. JOHN T.. BANGS.
SIanbddge l.. C..
For sale olso al this Ofre.
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RIOT AND MURDER.

AT the Election in Henryville last week :,
the tories rcsorted TO their old system Of
brute force 10 secure the return OF their
candidate. aud most serious row was the
consequence. That infamous tory magis-
tra,e, WIN. McGilvray. not only enconT-
aged and melted those savage blood hounds
Of Mrs Victoria, tolhc work OF Slaughter
and death, bui highly applauded theEa for
their courage and galantry, when they re-
turned from the disgraceinl scene with
their hands red with the blood Of Francois
Chouueite, who fell victim TO their in!a-
rated vengeance.
Peter yoshnrgl, icon of that notorious
old scoundrel, who puriured himself Tor
the sake OF taking the lives of Bcausoell
and the two Vieers) figured very conspic-
uously in that bloody drama. He II was
we are informed. that murdered Choqueite.
We know not how maav have fallen by
the murderoos wepons of lhc tories, in thai
Iool and sangDinary sGfay. One, al least,
was killed ON the spot, and many were
severely or merlally wounded, one oil
which. we have heen Informed, is sinoe
lead. Canadiansi Treasure UP this blood
until the day Of rengeanee shall come ~
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MARCH II

.-,,,.sess. we before there - yet 10 ihs
a,,.,. n The United sis'es Ihtle II 'hs
%, .e;s.s which Stimulated the 'nmnf,al
..,.., a .'7s and induced thrm % bad def.
,.a,> 10 she gifaaiic power Of Eagisad.
TA. .an. spirit. which moved them u
.,,;., fafriga ssgfessors who sought to rob
.A.n of their vesled rights, viii prompt
,.,,y "a resist even the constituted aeihof-
.,.,. If the country, should they 40 far for
-, the high trust reposed in ,hem, as TO
..,,rnaer The just rights n the people, to
,,seb.y old England. While ihsreicrs,
,.- h.llomed Spirit Of 10 burns in their
\, ems We win indolge :he fond hope.
,f,t whatever may be The policy oi diplo-
,,,,,c iniugue, not single inch ol that
TERRITORY, will ever be surrendered up TO
n, Ba,,s,, ual,l Il has swallowed up the
,.u dto, of American blood.
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MCLEOD.

From the late English Papers, IL APP
pears that, The imprisonment of this indi-
vidva by the Authorities of the State OF
New York, exciies no small sensation a
mong The tories OF England. His deten.
ton has been made the subject Of debate IN
the British House OF Lords, and much
feeling was manifested by their Lordships,
in regard to his situation. Melbourne,
Stanley, Palmerston, and even the great
Irish Agitator, O'Connell, are very SEN
saiive ON the subject. Lord Palmerston,
in reply TO the inquiry OF Lord Stanley,
said, that "proper steps had been taken
by her msjes,y's Government, TO protect
Mcleod, and that the necessary instruc-
tons had been forwarded to Mr.. Fox, for
that purpose"
From what we are able 70 learn, both
from the English and Canadian papers, il
ia the design Of the British Government,
again to demand the unconditional and
immediate liberation Of Mcleod, and in
case of refusal or noncompliance with
thu. demand, they will rescue him by ply
seal force
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1woRK ron LAWYERS ca
Pro tsno puttico.

STATE OF VERMONT, :. The Hon
District Of Grand Lie :" orabIe Pro-
bate Court for the District Of Grand Isle.
To all persons interested in the estate OF
JoHn MILLER, late Of Alburgh, decreased
interstate
WHEREAS application has been made to
said Court by James Wedgeworth, Ad
mInlstralor OF said estate 10 have The tine
allowed by said Cnnr: for the payment OF
the debts Of said estate extended one year
from the lime originally allowed by said
Court. Thetefore you are hereby notified
20 appear before said Count 10 he holden Of
my dwelling house in North Hero, on the
goth day OF March 1871, and show cause,
il any you have, why the time should not
be extended as aforesaid.
And the administrator will cause the
foregoing order 10 be published in the
r. North American" paper printed nj
Swanion, in Franklin County, tuFee weeks
successfully, The las, Of which To he pre-
vious 10 the said a0ih day Of March next.
Given under my hand at North Hero,
this ilth day Of February, A. d. 1871
JOEL ALLEN, Judge.
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HHIGnLY IMPORTANT. Nervous di

Ia M eases liver complaint, dyspepsia, bilious
diseases, piles, rheumatism, consumption, coughs,
colds splitting oil blood, pain in the chest and side,
ulcers, female weaknesses, all delicate and mer-
cural diseases are successfully treated at Doctor
Evans Medical Office, 100 Chatham street, New
York.
DR.. Evans CAaoMILE < APERIRFr PILLS,
are composed of vegetable substance which ex-
ert a specific action etbe heart, give an Im-
pulse or strength % The arteral system. the blood
is quickened and equallzed ia its circulation
through all the sesscls, whether OF The skin, tn
parts situated internally, or The extrcmeties; and
as all the secreiions Of the body drawn from
the blood, there is consequent increase Of every
secrelon and quickened action ofthc absorbent
and eshaient, or dischareing vessels. ANY NOR
bid action which may have taken place rs correct
ed, all distractions are removed, the blood pur-
fed, and The body resumes healthiul state.
These medicines after much anxious toll and rc-
search, having been brought by the Proprietor 10
he present state Of perfection. snpersede The use
OF The nnumcrable other medicines and arc 20
we'll dapted the frame. that the Of them, 10
main, aiming The body in the due performance of its
functions. and preserving The vital stream, in a
pure and healthy state causes IL 20 last many years
longer than n otherwIse would, and the mind 10
become SO composed aud Tranquil, that old age
when 1t arrives, will appear blessing, and no.
las too many who have neglected their constitu-
tIons, or has. them Itjured by medicines aatnihls-
tered by ignorance) a source Of misery aud abhor
renee.
They are SO compounded. iha, by Strengthening
and cqualizing the action The heart, liver, and
other vlsccra, they exPel The bad, acrld morbid
matter, which renders the blood impure, out Of The
circulation through the excretory ducts in o the
passage ofrhe bowels that by the brisk or slight
excavations, which may be regulated by the doses,
always remembering thai while the evacnation'
from the bowels are kept up, the excreiions from
all the other vessels " the body viii also be going
on in the same proportion, by which means tha
blood invariably becomes purified.
Steady perseverance, ia the use Of the medicines
will undoubtedly effect cure even N the most
acute or obstinate diseases; bui IN SUCH the
dose may be augmented, according TO the invetcr.
aey OF the disease; the medicines being aanlta.
bly adapted to the constitutions they may be iakeH
at al times.
rs CaprroS.-Bc particular n purchasing "a
sec iha, the label Of this Medicine contains Ho-
,ice Of Us entry according 10 Act Of Congress
Aud be likewisa particular in obtaining them a
100 Chatham 81, New York.
For sale by l.. PERRY.
Swao,or. VI, 1870 agent
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~ .7notker Certificate. On

This Is 10 certify, that since November 1888, y
have been afflicted With disease IN my hand..
which was a swelling and rooghness, breaking out
In sores, aad foyerIsh affection, Together With
.ero'nlous swelling under my ears, which was
caused by heating my blood AZ the burning or tho
tslca Factory IA this place last year. have
consulted great number Of physicians ard used
their different reme,lies, which gave me no relief.
was advised TO iry DR.. BGngs' Reaoraitnr
MIXTURE. ] went to The Doctor and procured
number OF bottles Of his medicine, ard have heen
using Il or about four weeks, my health is greatly
improved, my hands about well, lie swelIie.
under my ears has nearly all disappeared, ard /
am confident 10 short time shalt cljov petGect
health. believe this medicine 10 be a powerful
and valuable remedy ~ al diseases ~ Tie blasJ.
from the wonderful effect il las had onre.
wish 10 state ihat J CONNER eed mixing Two
isa-sposufu,'s, aud increased the dose 10 tshls
spoonful. wiiheu, any bad effect, while Other. whe
have bsen using i, understand, cannot tske ever
wo tca-spUontpls.
FRANCIS CHRISTIAN. !.
Hghgate, Msreh 9th, 1910
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TLis 10 TO certify thai my wife was afflicted with
an Ulcer 90 her ieR for two ysars, wish greet
s~ehng from tho toes 10 the khec. together with
a'niul sof" on different paris II The leg, and asr
nseue various remedies. Gem ditserrai Physicians.
10 20 effect, was considered By those that cav
her, that noihins short 81 aa senaia.ios waula
save the life 81 The patient. l. fortunately csm.
mcnced usciug d.. BANGS RENOyATfsa
MIXTURE, and BY constant use OF /, fsr leu,
or Eve weeks, togolher withaa oihimeh, ptsratsd
by the Doctor, my wife, to ny great Joy, va.
restored 10 perfect health. which rhe has eontin-
ued to enjoy for eighteen moa;hs past.
(Sgnaa5) FRANCIS WELSH.
s,anbrdss, Il. CO March "a,
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DR. BANGS.
X enovating Mixture.


EoR THE CURE m BHrvsifrss.
Scfafula or kinE s-Eva. Hir disssses.
psiaiul aHeetnsN. ~ the haars, Uicstsssd
throat sod nusissis. tierm 81 every ae-
ssfirtinn. Frv~s sprrs. Esd Iatefnsl A.
stresses, ScaIa Head, Ccsrasrd feet aud
'cgs, Biairhrs, snd g. 1inSs 1T aigrssrs OF
tho sain sse, PILES, 10 'teir rasi e.
gfayhtea form.
ibis ufedieSnr il sinculaiiy cfFraeinus il
fenossifng thuer constitutions rhiris lave
lren bfulrH dawn ~ ia}s8frieHa treatment.
In general terms, Il j. recommended in slI
lhasr dlsesers which arise tran Impurities
OF lhe bieoi ~ sIi'Rtton Of Sic hpmufm. al
whaissef nsnr " Kind. sonse 81 shs
sbovr complaints may feqaifr some tii1inR
assistant Application, whirh the rirrnnl-
stances ~ the esse will dictate bot lor
general remedy OF prescription 10 remove
The cause, ihis compound viii be fond
sufficient
or oil remedies yet discovered fsr the
sare nf q paEiteuiar disesss, this Ia the
sost certain. II makes spredy and per-
assaeni CUR, without The least regard 10
DIET, exposure, ~ implication tn business.
Even when tlir disease has become causrf.
tntionai, and Mercury with Other popular
remedies, Rave Isilrd. this Mixture has
Devrr been known 10 fail Of performing
cure. Tbs proptirior gives 90 long qvsek.
kh recommendations, bot leaves The medf-
cine TO speak for Itself
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$ 90 THING syrup
FOR CHILDREN TEETHfNG.
rsrrAKEp sK MtssEts.
10 .8sfkegf and .NEFsrs.

Tee rsssags ths r sstk stl} sAs t5vws
dassy Ss~sseessn~ sp5 6aaresobs - mptosu*. ltis
ksspa ~ feiAers thss gAsfs = ggxsf Fg
the nsgsfa sms Eass euf1ss thr psesess. Its kasss
eild l. safrsA wia fegsess and svG5en SIS 81 ety.
les, wafcinars. s'sfsinF IA The sleep. ED spsssn
a. pecs'rsr Psrfs the essfla ssfekN Nith ettfsnss
vVnicHee. and hsHss iis anssrs thls rs sneslh. D
these prreurssfy ssmE1Cnss Bst spesassy sHsyt.
sted, sf'asn@afc ceat9Rsons entretsaty tusvf,tae,
snd xasta eAasc as atssaialsoa sf tie infAnt.--
M9lhsrs aho Aave thsif iftle habes afflicted With
these 5tasfessIaR sywpissas shswld spply On. WV.
EvsS'S CFGaRRATEp SooYHtEa sfnrr ,~hseh
has preserved Hundreds 81 isiahls when th0ush-
Tasi recovery, Rom beius s0ddesly attacked slih
hat fatai mAisdY. ceasulsioaa.
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.fasiArr searca ts a bt.sstA Crpaasr.
-~Ihs Editor ~ tir sAleSn Observer has
fecFlvsd 'ritrF wi ten e. SEE. ed beard -
BRIG Cherokee. Csp, Wrhh. 81 sslem:
dsiTe. Drerrshes, eth 1870. which states.
that a lew JAYS lrlofs they rcarhed thr
Cspc, the hs3T wax averhsalea 81 Her
Bfhanaic Darsiy's brig II waF. Carlow,
snd after Toll cEaminaiian al the Cher
ukee's papers, her patches we're opened.
under the prrtepes 1T srsfehing for slaves.
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she anonal''os spectacle Is presented d
drras'slas 20 ahe Jnitrd I.~ruslasufe par.
as'se snd sscuPhsnl of The administration
u NAV be ieeolireted thai srvets! scitr,s
were published IN La canadienar. ssnsii
paper p'ieird in Moalrral, over the seq
nature OF ID. %. y. and which c,rs,rd M
uncomfortable sensation among the Clique
10 Thar city, who are far better usasified
to shine in British Governors an,e-ehhm.
Der OF iesse, than to appreciate the indig.
mites, murders and srsons that have char.
acieFised British domiha.ion 10 their naiiyr
country. Devoid Of honor themselves.
ihis Clique endeavorcd TO neutrslize the in
tpence OF this writef, who was urging
upon his counirymen, the necessity of alb.
siaining ENTIRELY from any participation in
thr forthcoming elections, II they wished
10 respect 'hemselves or secure The regard,
cosnienanee or esteem Of Republicans.
He drew graphic sketch Of The evils 10.
flicied upon the eoubtry through British
misrule, showed fearlessly and skiilfully
the moustrous injustice Of The Union Bill
and conjured them 10 avoid that political
nfamy which would be attached To the
Canadian name, If after having had their
exchequer robbed--ihe vxereise OF their
constitutional privileges denied them, and
their constitution finally taken from them
after having been twice in arms against
the British government-after having had
twelve Of their fellow citizens executed
on scaifold, and hundreds more trans
ported to penal colony, they again de-
scended to legisiaie with that ,yrannical
government, they would have reached the
lowest step in political degradation. The
people have replied noby to bis address,
and we may see in the defeat Of the radi-
cal candidates OF Beauharnois, RouviIIe,
and Vaudreuil, whose inhabitants ever
were, and still continue patriotic, that they
can estimate at their proper value the sin
certify OF their professions of radiesiisna,
who have urged them to adopt this course
Of infamy. What was 10 be expected,
even had the radicals, strong in numbers,
and in spite OF the obstacles thrown in The
way by the administration, returned o ma
iority n the Legislature, why absolutely
nothing The same difficulties which oc-
CURED between the Assembly and the
Councl in the ancient Assembly will be
renewed in The present Parliamcnt--the
same examinations and reorminaiiens-
the same routine OF broken promises and
violated pledges which have ever charac-
iersed the British Governors, is TO be re.
peated by the present incumbent or his
successors, and in our opinion will not ex-
pedire The object which ought TO be dear 10
every Canadian, the Independence Of his
country and its emancipation from British
thraldom.
Annexed are the returns so far as heard
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A Blessing 60 Mothers.
Dr.. ". EcaBs's celebrated Soothing Sgr
ups for Chfidrea cutting her teeth.

FEsHIs infalliblc remedy has preserved hundred
"a OF ehldFea wben ghoaFhi past eeovcry, ieor'
commissions. As the syrup - rusbea tbs
gums. the child wili recover. The pTeparaiion IL
50 innocent, 50 oihescioss, aad pleasant that 70
ehld will refuse 10 lei iis enns he rubbed with a.
When Infants At the age of four moHths, lhaus
there Is appearance of teeth, bottle II sJsep
should be usuu on the gums 20 open ihe pores
nursery where there arc young children; ior "
child wakes 10 the night with pain in the gums.
the syrup Immediately gives ease by opeaing the
pores aud healing the gums, thereby preventing
ConYulsions. EeNers. Sc.
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REMOVAL.

FEyHE subscriber informs hi. sisnds and he
a public 10 general that he hes ssmsssd bis
,sAeP 70 bis swelling hesss 10 Btoss-way No. 4.
where be = fesdy 10 meet al calls.
y. u. Cuiiins ct sheu nalice hs eask, saA
none need apply wirhsuf tbs PAT, esespt ths.s
having yearly deal.
JlsfEs MURPHY.
Ewsn;on. Dee. 22d. 1870. on
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LET COME.

The yews from Washington lssl night
leads us te apprehcnd trouble. The drs
na,ehes received hy the British Minister
= well as our own Government, seemed e
sxei,e senersl disigusl aRd apprehension ~
vel, informed circles al the Capitol on
Saturday.
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nR. COTE wssAias n e.ose kis bvsinsssea
EItae Erst dsy If Arfii ssr, ns.i6ss tbess 10
dsbfed toh Liza 20 eoms forwzsa immediately .rs
settle issf seconHis, ard ihosa - xhoss ks ,ssv
Be iasesisi are 'sqssess ., f-s..s. sell ssrsrl.
srstest kis
E-a4'sa. les. .. is8t
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DIR. HATCH.

WEAVING removed from Hisagais 70 ssau'oa
- Fats. N tic house lately occupied BY DR..
Coss. woal3 responsibility inform ths inhabi.
l.u,s that he Is 10 readiness - stSss 20 evils IN
re liss Of kis professisH.
ew.s.en. rss IL. lS&l
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YoYa Scofia ksIaster.

TuyuOM.AS Wehsier has on hand aboni SO
III teas IL best selected Plaster, now grinding
At his Mill. these wAe wish % purchase will do
vel 10 call AMI erassine before bnying sse~here.
SwAaton, Dec. II, 1870 1851
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TIE abo-e inpaluG5le Medicines are sold
Wkoiesole and Retail, al
100 CnATHAm STREET, NEw-YoRE.
s Souru SEvExrH ST., PHLApELTHTA
So CoRsHILL. Bosros, Mass.
ind Of the folIoriHg agents.
l.. PERRY, SW1NTON
James Russell, ST. Adams,
Jeremiah Potter, burlington,
VIM. II. Ssaord. Keeseviiie
Geo. w. Webster, Pia:tsburgA.
Walton & Son. Montpelier.
J. +. Roberts, VergenHes.
D. w. Brewster, .ksddlt5xrr.
4. Anssryur, Wti'Stsl,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23
SWEET POTATOES,

In a late number Of The Carolina Planter. we find
gwen by correspondent, the following method of cul.
uysiing this variety Of The potaioe. II ~ new 10 u,.
and we would suppose less luxurious than that usually
pfacIised:
The last season, (being pressed or tim,A eould
give them but little attention; uni without brsukiny
up the ground previously I had single Burrows drawn s
feet apart, and having manure NJ hand. aud the soil
being light, ! had u spread IL the furrO,v, and covered
IN by throwing two fIrrows on each side Of the fire,
dawn. tAoreby forming q sufficient bed .---aGer tbu.
preparing the land. a boy with q bulLiongue plough.
opened q shallow trench on tho ridge thu, formed.
tbs potatoes were then planted as usual anI covered
deep by drawing up the earth on each side with the
hoe. and The work Of planning was over.
They were Afterwards worked with some care. and
tho bed enlarged by hauling up the earth ct each
working. They were laid by early. The pot1toe
planted was the yam, the season was very uniayors-
ble' aud the result was the BEST ercp in lhe neighb,r.
hood.
The potaioo is produced from The i,inis Of the
vine, and The method adopted was calculated 10 leave
q considerable space between the mother po,atop AMI
the surface Of the ground. IN which numerous tubcr.
might be produced. This docs away with The necess.
ny of pisn'ing from the sproG', which. though m o..
eelient method. IS tedious. and especially dependent
90 favorable season 90 insure success.
y think the plan pursued we'll calculated 70 ave
iator boo plRHii1g. and my inddcement i,r adopting the
deep covering was derived from a communfcntin of
hlnsey Blrdeu, o., ibc Southern Agrculiursl Of March.
1876 which you would DO veil ~ p1blish. A"
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London Morning Herald. seine lime since. In,

The London Morning Herald. seine lime since. Put
iorh he following.
"lt my H. remumbsIcd that in the American m.
Pers lately received Mr.. CuGJiun "a. n member of Con.
grss', put some ques;i'n s To the friends Of the Admin.
isiriiio7 rsspec. ing ih' stale OF affairs IN Chiua. reane..
ling To know whether It WAS intended 10 support tho
Iniqnitous trade ia % ium carried on by The British.
or the measures and prsrentoiIS put forward by Tins
country. TO which the answer w-s on the pnu 9TH,
Administration that no sympathy was irI Tor t,s
British cause. A. a M alter OF cLriusi;y. although NOT
perhaps or novelty. in the matter ii American morals.
where superior purity il affected. IL may be NJ well 4,
n II 2 ihu The very Mr.. CuslIinI, here preventing IA I'm.
sell as Chewing opium as a horrible sthun, naIio,, ,sa,
30 far from Directing. when himself resident ihrrs. Ia
The natives eiIhrr chewing or making ~ dr,Ek5ls &c.
cociiou OF II. ihoi he was ciNil enough To lend them a
hani aud furnish iism with supplies To all The ex,eyt
"i wh;ch he wIs capable, ar fr which they could ssy.
In ono word. a vi, ample fortune Ot which Ihr. Mr.
Cu.hton, ROW, rs a mrmJsr of CvngrrsY, r.; urncd 10
II scHsc Of concisniiOi - prnprieIy stands yr~s~ss-d. " as
gained almost exclusively, l. said by iluse w!,J
have m ans OF knowing. b. dealing in The vsIy opium
which h. now properly desrcs ns NJ immoral"
Tar nmIahle Para .Ttpi is full oferrJrs. The Her.
aid, (hessdes m~ispelling tho namrD cOnlsuuds Mr..
Gushing, The member OF Congress, with another get.
iicmln 81 the same name; ani repruarhes the latter
with rs lIiilo just cause as Al does the Iorn.r. OF
c"ursc, the pretended matter OF curiosity" is guile
prIniles-. whether Ne an illu.IroIion Of 'American NOR.
ais. whether superior parity IL affected or in any
other respect. For The fest will the English pres,
never learn the i"ily Of these puar -aTcasHs and gutu.
ious insults, aimed al the general ehamcfsr of the
whole people OF the CnIied Suites 1-ehu YORK Com.
meroidL.