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above alluded. Your readers, aud
your neighbors, the Americans too.-
would be perfectly astounded at the
steam force our Government could
bring into operation was shcwn
the document in confidence, and can.
no, at present give the result, but an
old captain who was deputed to for.
ward the returns for the steam CON-
pany he is employed in, made these
rrmarks:-aWhst, so many Of 'em fiji
for war? why stem and stern 'em, and
they'd reach&om here to the Bay OF
Biscay!" THE, perhaps, is an exag-
geration--but if the republic should
bark, let its rulers be most fully as
sured that Great Britain is prepared
to bite. In three months we should
have equipped a fleet Of steamers, ex
the Royal Navy, that would crush
the American trade with foreign ports,
and the northern and southern States
would be left TO settle the old bone Of
contention between themselves"


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Northern Cotton.-Those who sup
pose that cotton will not grow in a
northern climate, will learn with sur
prise that this great staple Of the
south was was produced in perfection
last summer, in the garden OF Capt.
Joseph Mather, at Greenbush. This
cotton grew, as Capt. Maiher assures
US, IN The op. garden, aud without
artificial heat. A stem. fall blown
and ready for picking, may be seen
III thi. office. The cotton is Of as
fine and beautiful texture as that pro
duced ir Alabama .dlbany Evening
Journal.


The Philadelphia Keystone pfopo.
fes the following as an advertisement:


"NoTIcE.-The partnership hereto.
fore existing between Joha Bull and
Brother Jonathan in the occupation
OF the Oregon territory be dissolved
twelve months from date, and the
business Of the territory will be hence.
forth conducted by Brother Jonathan
solely on his own account"