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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
Rraudreth's Pills.


WE kno~ that health and thiy 10 labor, u the wealth
w Of shs great nass Of tee people 20 ih a. " c' e,a
,r oauu,ts 10 preserve therefore that heaAh by naia.
"a scsns ., Frand rnursl I'D Pe4 scheme to lahi
whoh Requires utmost susnttun. -
The unprecedented saeees Which has resulted fn btah
dre,bs f. dutinF period ofupwsfds Of eighty hseles"
tie hsmereas AMI extraordinary cute. when u'y hsNe
pofiomcd upon hund'rds OF individuals ~hon u'y ns s
cuod nn almost aetabe death alter they had been
pronounced incurablc BY the meet enoni 81 Tie aea"N
ius Df Brandfcib, tho proprietor Of ths pnfcii@ ,e
cine IN warmly agd contcieuuo1sy RECOMMENDING I" 70 ''
special notice o. tie public
Dr Bfandreih wishes mankind TO CONSIDER This truth ihs
health depends the state 81 purity IA Whch We 1"ou ~
kepi every part Of the body being Supplied oAy VIII new
blood from III, iod consumed consequently according 20
the purcuess Of that blood must the state OF The body DC
less healthy To obtain therefore the most Gfce'
purifier Of tie blood question OF no little Importance 10
every individual. -
Tia, Brandrc,h Pills the most dfec, purifiers Of the
blood there viii be doubt whent Known thal the!
have gained their present very extensive sale by he own
intrinsic merit proved by the numerous cures winch they
have accomplished 10 every variety Of disease
The peculiar action Of these pills most surprising Their
Operations being less powerful according TO inc
?ufencss OF the Circulating nud On person IN TAR state
of health who only coslivo slightly bilious ihel VIII
be scarcely felt the contrary the complaint he chrome
and the constitution be much deranged the effect generally
first powerful snt the system be freed OF some
OF most sitaiod and tui2id hunors This accomplish
ed. doscs sufficient TO three executions
daily will the disVase Ind the constitution VIII
be restored a OF health aud renewed ygor
These pills recommended by thousands OF persons
whom they have cured Of consumption, Influenza colds IN
digestion, dy spopsa. headache asthma govt, rheumatism
diseases liver complaint, peursy, depression OF
spirits, FITS palsy dropsy Group coughs whoopng cough
qunsy cholic cholera morbus grave, worms, dysenary
deafness sotoiula, oyspeas, st. Anthonys fire, salt
fheum white swellngs cancers tumor sweiled feet and
legs piles, costreness all euptions Of the skin, female
complaints Of every kind especially distractions elaxaion
SC &c.
Such the reputation and grea, the demand for The
Genuine "Brandreths Vegetable Universal Pills" that
counterfeit article made dduutised and sold genuine
and individuals who sell the counterfeit pills, have
advertised emstires my agents aud have found ne
cesary preserve the reputation OF pills and save th
]
! cate, which : follows -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

q Lasr f,s- H. . SHERWOOD. Es7, q " T.
DID : Rsxisnd.-saf Ah0si tho Ei5a.s Il luiy
lsss sors1sa's.iy nsis0tA bssfpspsf ire sdrsf-
issesi Il to ksf0Asa SaSsiEfs los vksek psrcsls
81 VOC sr~at sai ~sh psossssod ,s ts 'oVrslsu
rsGssy See cos,ss Hsgssoo.
A. lzy wife Inca fssi vsssing sSss wnh ihi,
ssssaiei asT.ss. sa1 - go is,g Tayseisa dsay
.s4 ksusas ssness ea4ssfssz l. resaFs tFT "a hsst
.th~<i Fsess'. ssEs &c gts - ~ asass a.. sihsl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
Cotton Bats ana Yarn.

enn POUNDS clesn Cotton Bsit', noJ 200 pounds
JOO .spsfRas Cotton Yam. from No { 10 IL.
hv a snd BY @. Glaze Nislow SSH; Cast su'
Wrof Nsl,. Liverpool sal Z !. salt just received
''' BURT & MASON.
Rutland. March 10. 1899. -
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Invalid Read.
.Wafchless S0nOtire!

TT aproars ~ the following Information given TO the
put &c ny 10 Rowland OF Boston, tbs, the much talk
ell at MaToHIEss SAs.rivE . indeed what It prois
sito bs-vu efficient AMI valuable medicine, worthy the
suioas sitenten OF every consump,ivt reron.
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Take Particular Notice.

a LII persons indebted to the Estate Of the late
II ROBERT TEMPLE
advised that The liberal indulgence heretofore given
can be extended no urher-apd that payment Will bt
expected without further notice.
II. CHAPMAN, Administrators,
WAY, ) -. Is. Non.
Rutland, March /, 1888.
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n office.

NOTICE hereby sivoa that have given my son
IN william A. SHTP,Rp his time ftom the 9Th OF
Mauh. irsEut, end from that time forward he - per
united o make his contracts and entitled to his own
wsses and the ,ub,cribo- will not be Responsible Tor
his debt, from that date.
WIN. SHEPARD.
shrew.hury, March {, 1888. IA
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Farm for sale.

TUE sghscuseF oAsn be Farm ior sale, lying "a
fhisaril mile north - the meeting house 10
Nhiprls Hollow. sad farm coniairs sboai 90 scfst
u eho'es iHnd. There three dwelling -hoases faut
hsrns and sheis h.reoH- Mc0i. Lou basly-tht farm
n~ss-sttsfsi-psyn neat made essy.
NATHAN MILLS
Ptai0ra Msrrh 1. ig,8 usw
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TESTIMONY 40. 2.
E1iraoi from lie E1er R,gpfeT, published N Soion.
GERIl.l.N !S.4.N.lTYTE.

The agents for the ssle Of this invaluable med cine IN
this city have IN their possession many instances which
have already been voluntarily made 10 them 81 the ben
eft resulirg from ITS Inquiries be directed t.
the individuals by calling at The Bookstore of the agents
IVES Il JEWEII, 1913, Essex 81.
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j. In y Oil.

100 GALLONS fret quality Winter purified Lamp
AOO Oh; 100 Gallons first qusli'y Fall purified
Lamp Oh, jUs; received aud for sale by
BURT K MASON.
Rutland. March 10 ls}9. Ii
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4 Cerfifcdie from three members Of the MEDICAL
PROFESSION IN Germany, an Europe.
We, the undersigned, prsctiiIoDcfs Of medidne IN
Germany. are well aware that 10y course we may
forfeit the friendship cf OF the faculty but moi Of
is benevolent members who sTe uuinuonc by selfish
tnotivos Though shall refrain from an expression
Of opinion, either OF the souDduess unsoupdness
DR. Goelckcs doctrine are hPppy 10 say That
we dcem his Sauatiyo too valuable not IT, he generally
known for what eyes behold and our hear we
must believe.
We h,reby state, that when DR. Louis Olon Goelicke
first came before the German public the pretended
di.cUverer Of new doctrine and meiicnc, we
held HIM the highest contempt, believing and openly
pronouuons him To lea base lnpustor aud the pruce OF
quacks. But, ou hearing much about the san"tiYe,
against il and lor II, were Induced from motives OF
curiosity merely, 10 make trial OF us repuied virtues up
on number OF our most hopcIcss pau.ut.; and We
now deem it our loundeu dnty (ovcn al Tie cXpcus. of
our cfiuieresO publicly to acknowledge It's mighty e
Gcncy curing not only consumption but other rariOl
malsdie which have heretofore believed ncuraLc.
Our contempt for the dsc0yerer OF this medicine at
swallowed up 10 utter astonshment at these
unexpected resu Il and as amends for abuse OF HIM
10 ifuuky confess 10 tie world, that believe Tim
phlHn,hropsi who does honor to the profession aud TO
our country. which gave hun birth.
The adoption OF lhi. med cine ino of our
European Hospitals suiIc,en, guaranty that per
forms all it promises. il needed not testimony, for
wherever At IS used II is lis own best witness,
HERMAN ETMULLER, NJ ID.
WALTER VAN GAUTT, VI. ID.
ADOLFHUS WERNER, NJ ID.
! Germany, Dc. 10, 1886.
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nOCT. A. w. ROBINSON respectfully
- informs the public that he has taken
the house next north OF the residence OF
J. d. BurLrR, Esq where he will attend to
any calls in his profession.
Rutland, March 81, 1893. IA
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T LOst.oO2

List OF Notes lost in a Clasp w Misunderstanding
TOWN Order 81 S695,OO
pco1st Brewsters Note 10000
jonathan Dikes DO 63,O8
ZebuloD Pouls 60 800
Aiding vs.. Titus 10 1856
William Msynsfds 90 1900
Smelp Smiths DO 100
CLARK Blauchafd's do 500
Rchadsau & MCounei's note 800
{. ". & }. A ConsBis DO l4D0
Contsuips other inAns ahairs. Any person who
will return ,aid Wallet and contents shall be gegeru1s
ly rewarded.
JOHN ". GooDSoUGH.
Piuicfd. March 10, 1886. y
y. wOull ssy 10 those geBusnsn whom theie Botes
sgsirs;. wsh them not pay them 70 ssy person
sHnsya ny,slL ., hHss cot sci say Of them azd
'Esll srlec; r. fsy "a ibsis Ssis Ing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
Elixir ycgctai Baisnmiaue.
N. ~. DOWNS
yrgcfobfe Ralsamtc Eiirjr.

yHlOR Coughs, Colds. Consumption, CAisrtb. Group
- Asthma, whocpiog Cough, aud OF all other di'ea''
VI the head chott aud lungs
Pamphlets containing history Of The medeine--A
sketch Of The diseases or which sreeommepded. Ger
tihoss, from uoquosonable sourees-ampls directions
accompanying each bottle-nsy be had oany ofihc A.
gcncies gratis.
CEETITiCATIt,
For the benefit ofhe afflicted beg leave 10 give the
Rev. " H. Downs Vegetable BslsRmie Elixir the high.
cst possible Recommendation. have gwen II ia child
Of mine whose lungs evidently dsnscrouy affected
and Tor whom were much Rarmod,afcr having tried
many other remedies in vsintho result ishc disease m
apparently removed and the child restored 90 health
TO effect this. one phal only has been used
STEPHEN CHANDLER.
stanhrilgc, June 90, 1896.
gF1ho above medicine is for sale the Rutland Book
Store by
l7.tf W. FAY, Agent
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W I'D o w s

or OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS OF THE RENo-
~ LUTON, who were married before the close ol
their last term OF Service whose husbauis served, agree
ally the act of Ccugrcss Of the 1h june lb3Sl"o
Year, and les than mouth now draw during
lite or during their remaining single, by virtue Il The
&C; Of 4h. July, 1886 such pensions - their husbands
would have been entitled to- ulder the trsi mentioned
act whether their husbands may have iied dorins the
war or since that period. Also. the widows ol such
Oaeers or soldier who married after that waTwhose
husbands have died the 4h, II Nsrch' 1891, and
b, fore the Juns, 1882. draw much as their re-
,pectiyr hushsnds would have been entitled 10, under
the act Of une :, 1882, from the said . March 1881, 70
1 the day Of the said husbands doeease.
POsTSCRIPT. MAEcH 25. l83-.-Bya late
act 81 Congress the beuei Of the - section Of the act
Of Jolly :. 1886, cKieaied 20 widows who have mar
ned the dccease It their Ersi hustsajs ior whuss
scrFicrs. such widows may risini peu.ou6 gndef
fsti act, provided they were widows 81 The time Of 90
passage Als0 the widow fsny persoa who continue.
20 The = uut the - 81 No,, nj er I7G3 ID.
mArric1 before that day aud while her husband
40 such s"rsos, w be entitled 10 The beleli Il ,aII
secti0n.
" PsNHon human under ne oJsrt mentioned a1i
sHe al aiserf iraAiaeled usual b he Fbscrittr.
i4h J. COVE.
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Fresh as.

CtuN POWDER, Hy'on. Young Iiy'on, souehone,
VI Pouehans Hy,on-skin aud Bohsa Tsns-most 81
which ere ol ,upe foe quality Ju', received aud for
rsis by $500.
Rutisnd, Mech 10. 1885. II
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For y "a fe.

TINE suhscriber offer, Cor sale rs staut esntisng
Of large tSo-story Br.ek House, Barn sn1 Shed
nssfiy snd about fifty rods Of lsu5 situated 10 the
pls.ssai village Of -kutrSd. VI
JAMES ROSS. "a.
Rglsns, Nsr,h 10, 1875. IS
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Il The Boston Pos, says the distinguished Louis o.
Gbcncke. NJ, d the inventor about visit this
Try. with the OF establishing Med Cal Cocge.anI
that The Med appears /" be working similar
IN America. to those which have as,onished Europe.
u For sale IL, the Kutlaul Book Store by ". fay
.1genL ruc. So 80 per bottle. 9:ew6m
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SIi ng les
& T. a i n .

DURT & MASON offer Tor sale 1000 bushels Oal,
ID 500 bushels Cora. Aso-A fow barrels Rye Flour
Rutisni. March 20, 1893. II
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Troy Ploug n y .

DpRTS MASON have Tor .sle Gait iron Plough'
ID wooded IN superiut ';yio.
RuiIsnJ, March 20. leja. "a
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Security against COHnterteits.
The within named Fere s. Pafmalce, of Middletown,
Conn my appointed General Agents for the
Vermont Connecticut. Except fairfield county, ilampden
Hampshire and franklin Counties Mass. Cheshire and
Sullivan Counties, N. Hampshire.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

And this letter which is signed by II. BRANDRETH
in my baud writing also be signed by the within
named General Agent whose viii also appear in the
principal papers the United States This caution has
become absolutely necessary guard the public against the
couneres which out Of the above popular
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-20
AVIAN. voLuyTErns. The Beleyile Re-

CAy,,, VoLuvTErns....T The Belleville Re-
preventative Of the 23d announces that m"'''.
ing Of the citizens Of st. Clair county wcu.
he holden a. the court hoasc in tia, town yes
terday for the purpose Of taking measures for
the organization Of a Regiment Of Volunteers,
20 march TO Canada. to assist the Patriots in
their struggle for liberty!..-'Thc Indiana Jour.
nal Of the 10Th states. that tn, Iourneymen
Printers of indianapolis. had formed them.
selves rto company Of volunteers under the
command Of Capt. u. B. Gentry, and would
take up their line Of march for Canada, to as
sis, the patriots in their struggle for liberty, on
tho following day. WonGcr ifthe derH goes
likewisc7 IL he does, we compassionate--or
congratulate our friends Of the Prcas-nSt as
they feel about the matter.---Wo have nothing
to say about neutrality, &c nor.
ST. Louis Com. Bulletin.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-20
NOTICE.

SAME into the enclosure Of the subscriher Of,
~ on the first day Of November, 1921, living on
Pleasant Creek, near BcIlview, in Jackson county,
'hree stray Cattle--onc Steer, supposed to De nine
years old this slning, mostly white, soma black
specks on each side, smooth crop on each ear; an
other steer, supposed to be three years DID, mostly
White, wi.n some black about the head and neck,
smooth crop ON the right ear the other keller.
supposed to be three years old, Of brinds color,
with some white abnu, the belly ana back, no arti-
fetal marks, only the right horn, On the point, lit
tie broken. The owner owners arc requested 10
prove property, pay charges, and take them away
ALEX. REED.
Bcllyiew, Jan. 90, 1898. 3I-3t
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GOODS. GOODS.

~
:, '''"i 20 so''nsi soIHs' INC SUBSTITUTES naVe
H. J"ss '''-iNSl iron, tas f.as' . new, iaise ana
$500, - ~ inca. u = ~ h,E AN rANo1
49, ''.'p''''''s' III Ps''' 'se 'oo" i's, VIZ:
W. ",'o' '.oN H o'tM' s'eaN, ana ciafst c!o'hs;
- ,I ts'' eass''''e.s' cass''.s's' anu jeans;
"'"'ss :, o' eit''''s' "'ao ana 'lon'san eioths;
A'7o.'e" oi's, sietA an" Wi'i.o niacS!haw DIAN
h h. 'o's TO-
9al''pa'' s'ssa' "A''e' 'Hafts'' and eaaion Han
hss' -.
H,'o',o" Nss.'"a, req paaainss, brown tioilana,
o''".a"s' l''sa nf'!i1nss, latEy linen table COW
e'e' '','p' vs. an" 'iisn n"ehs'
Nssot'"" '''N '''' p'2"e,'p0 ao.'es.es aha oi'i-
hhss; coassa hna2hs; Wntto and s1npea ilhoseys;
Assor ca caecNs' naa ptala aonostlcs; rasinet.si
hs''.,sa .'a'eh an' nsfn"S; oiae' oaeS'
=, '' ,I. s.ts.o' oo'''Ect's ana o''npaz'nes'
Wis" ''''',"' 'i'y NO, i''''y ".'u irench c"-
eo1s P''''e' N'''''t's 9eo'ch S'hshahs' assoft-
w s'7''i''',
s''''o.''s pam aAQ hsursa bob
~ 'a p St'o''eh'si p'"h a.id Agurca book
7WiSs ''a,' jaEoAct misIlaS ana caibrics;
,e- E'ea p!2e@ ana coIoEea s'iAs and satin;
tia.e6co silks; tiIo Ga laps; iootlnSs: ed5ings;
laccs; long lawns; l;l.aa and nat Grapes;
Assorted belt, bonnet, cap, and mahtua ribbons,
so cs; whto and co.o.ad tapes, cord, and ter-
hn5s;
ladies add gents mctno cambict, and plaid
cloa!5;
Cotlsti, grass and Aiersaiiies skirts;
tlELl ana worked mlstin robes.
Booihct and worked capes and co,!orets; gauze
wells; silk, i;,,cy sauze, and Polish hdkfs, cot
tDn neck do imitation and cam5rc do: wool.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-20
Five Stray oxen.

TAME into my encioslAe in The Month ofsept
~ last, as follows ore brndls colored, 7 or 3
years old, one spccklcd oYpided red and white aud
other coors, marked in each ear in form of 4 swal-
low-ok, or years old; one mostly white, with
a red aeck, no ear mark Or brand, about 3 years
old; tso OF rad color, ohe OF whic, has n white
face and some wlitc ~ his back, aboit years old
each, crop oy the right eat OF The rsd oycn. Tho
owhsr il requested 10 pay charges nad take them
away. PEY TON VAUGHAN
Cedar Point, w. T. Dec. 20, 1897. 23..f
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-20

raj banking Law Of that State, and doubts hay-
ing been expressed as to the solvency Of these
banks, we would state that we have seen the
published statements of the proper authorities
Of Michigan, that these Banks have complied
with the acquisitions Of the law.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-20
NOTICE.

a thc un,, assigned have been appointed by the
I,o,,rt Of =, obate o. Du Bnqus county, w. T., ADJ
rnnistra,o,s OF the es.,e.c of ABRAHAM " liz
son, late Of said county, deed Those Having
claims against said estate; 'ne ss 80, at
cotding 10 law, and those inoebled VA ss'''' '''' :
accounts without delay.
JOSEPH HAIGH.
ROBERT WALLER,
SAMUEL HUGaLETT.
JanuaryS 1888. 30-.f
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NOTICE.

WYE have appointed GEO. l.. NIGHT
w GALE our agent, to settle up the old
business Of JOHN REGAIN & Go. We would
earnestly request those who are indebted 10 us,
to call and settle their accounts with him with
out delay, he alone being authorised TO receive
the same. JOHN REGAIN.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM
Du Buqne. Jan. &, 1888. 20-2m.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-20

The Report ofthe Du Baouc Tycenm, on Ed,
cation is crowded out this week-i, win appear Inv
our next.
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Save yo,ir Esags.

6SLEAN linen and cotton RAGS, vii. 10 re-
~ ceivdd NJ II. H. Gears Store, In exchange
70, Goods, at the rate Of five cents per pound io
WHITE, aid three cents 20. poIad 10. COLONEL.
GnlaNn, !an. Z, 1879. 2l-!m.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-20

l'ExAs.---lt would seem that the Mexicans
are about to make another march into Texas.
But the trends of liberty apprehend no evils
from this invason; the glory Of the Single Star
will shine with redoubled lus,re, and its SOL
diers will have fresh opportunities Of gather
n.g laurels upon Freedoms battle field. If
Texas in her infant struggles was victorious,
what may we not expect from her present
strength and chivalry7 Her friends need not
feel alarmed---triumphs will still follow-suc-
cess will still attend her gallant army. We
find the following in slip from the Office of
the N. o. Bulletin Of the 18th.
Extract Of a letter received at the Merchants
Exchange, dated
U. S. SLoor OF War NArcnrz,
OF s. w. Pass. Dec. Is, 1875
The. merchants of New Orleans interested
In the trade Of Texas, are respectfully inform
ed, that the suhioined information relative to
the movements Of the Mexican army and navy,
was received by me at the Brazos de Santiago,
from a source entitled TO credit.
w. MERvlNE, Commander y. S. Navy.
November 22d, a battalion of infantry. con-
sisting Of about two hundred men. crossed the
Rio Grande, and took up their line Of march
towards Texas, with two pieces Of artillery.
Nov. 23d, Il battalion Of cavalry crossed and
joined the infantry. consisting Of about $50
men.--.Nnvcmher eth, battalion Of Sapas
crossed the river, with the Intention Of Joining
the other men. There was also about 1000 men
stationed near the stream Colorado, in the H.
mits of Texas. On tle 22l, about GOO men
entered MetamoYas from the interior. The
division in that place consists Of near SOC" SOC"
men. 1t is confidently believed that the divi-
sion intends marching into Texas. 1t is sup.
posed that the first movements Of the Mexicans
is to take possession Of the Arkansas Inlet,
which leads to the Cnpano. Probably the
squadron will be up in a few days from Vera
Cruz.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-20

MR.. FLETCHER, wing member OF Con-
gress, from the Boston District, Nlassachu-
sets, has been placed in rather an unenyiable
situation by the Committee of Ways and
Means Of the special session of Congress and
an the editor of the Boston Atlas, wing ma.
per. On the eve Of the late Massachusetts e.
lection. number Of whig orators were in at
tendance at a meeting a, Fanuel Hall, in Bos.
ton, when the Hon. gentleman made serious
charges against the Committee Of Ways and
Means, Of which he was a member He a.
verrcd that the committee, instead of exan,in-
lug the message, seeing what was recommen.
ded to be done for the benefit of the country:
consulting as to the best means, and Law the
result Of their deliberations before the House.
the Chairman steps up 10 the White House,
and there receives from the President or Sc
cretary Of the Treasury, such bills as they
wish TO have passed by the House, puts them
into his pocket. takes them to the committee,
without examination. the majority Of the com.
miitee approve them, are presented to the
House as the doings Of the committee, and
that they are but The machines OF the Execu-
tive and Heads Of Departments.--that every
important bill was drawn up and given 10 the
committee. word for word, and point for point,
lin short. that every thing done by the COM
mittee was dictated by the Executive. This
accusation was couched in his speech on that
occasion, published in the Boston, Atlas, and
printed in pamphlet form. On the meeting
Of Congress, the other members Of the CON-
mittee, among which was Mr.. Rhett, Of South
Carolina, an opposition man, published com.
muncation in the Globe, denying and dispov-
ing the charge.
Mr.. Fletcher, after reference to it in the
House, rose TO explain, said '.tlist it had not
been made by him, or revised by him; nor had
he Seen It until it appeared in the public prints.
The publication was in no sense his; nor was
he in any sense responsible for it; nor had his
attention been called to it until the article in
the Globe Of this morning had been shown TO
him.
Upon which the Boston Atlas gives the fol-
lowing:
I'VE cannot conceal our surprise and regret
at this remarkable disavowal on the part of
Mr.. Fletcher Of what two thousand Witnesses
heard him soleunly declare at Fsnsuil Hall.