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The native American., 1840-02-22

\OTICE.-Nalice american Cause. and " The Nat,pe
n 4merican' Ne,ospaper.-The Native American As
,caton in this City, has been in existence nearly three
w ars and among its members upwards OF eleven
I'm ndred out hundred of the Native citizens OF
Tie place.
Is objects are
2 D Repeal The La,vs of Naturalization and
he establishment of National Character and the per-
NET, ity Of our Institutions through The Of
count y"'e"' ;, ,r, =,
ape, al n 80, ~ M it; an was ; soin
meme. 80, ~ y, - :, nno ~ s;hs " - ' 80. ~
no m trines have found ardent and able friends-but 10
m u Nsh our patriotic ends, that may rely upon
,urselve III III ~ e. :, al - ,I 80 80. - VA @ p ', -
the bthrghs of our People from the ia
sePa ,e pretensions of the paupes and oucasts Of
10 :, ~, ,' W ord.
ne oia efore invite Counrymen throughout the
We ther - Anv;l;orv ssoca1;ons and 10 ,nenoral;,a
mon, 10 10 r a Repeakof the Laws of Naturalization.
congress 10 paper is Published weekly at the price of two
Our neWSl ri can,s MOI annnm pavable in advance
olars and Fl " - T. pol,t;co Or Region hui embrace
We of ,r..J c,;tbe =
zen OF all ere Our Country al,oays right; but right
ronn wm, mo.'" a,a ",a 's atry'
Tong, our tou in the Union who loves the land of his
AS every maj :: ~ nrnc;,I.s we advocate we hon.
rth Is INTEREST," ~ !. ua ,i ~ hand 10 baln az,
~. o"e wiz Vo Nd occasionally cheer with the cry Of
ca .aaoI III - ause.'
Newspapers of VI =; f f,; CO. hrt;ons and nsyeon,
- rI ~ So e subscribers, correspondents, or con
buors to the pap, - "
JNN. ,odoo, .l f,nou
BY order Of the Pr ''' ""' oou'e ~ n HOMES
~ t Amer, Association of the u. s.,
oec.e'aly ., ~ .ne W. Fee. IL, 1910.
The native American., 1840-02-22

At late celebration of the old bachelors at
Bloomington Indiana, the following villanou>
toast was drank
:" The Fair Saints in the hurches-aneel>
in the ball room--and devils in the Kitchen"
The native American., 1840-02-22

Several large failures have recently occurred
at New Orleans, amounting it is said, to about
one million of dollars.
The native American., 1840-02-22

A fellow in New York who had stole a ke2
Of lard was arrested, tretI convicted, aud sent
to the prntentiary all within an hour. Ho"
much better he went through for greasing!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

The first table how, that the quantities ofhe leading ar
ee imported and xpored in 1882 actually larger than
in 1893 Notwithstanding that the year le4o commences with
much lower price. than did the year fss9. This indicates
that aura high prices had alone checked business and
prices fs business increased The second table shows the
same feature, and in article strongly than In that Of
hour There year fair demand for -four Tor ship
men but by bank influence held at $500, and but TO-
oob'' were eSPsrted The power 10 hold at ergh
way ana alter increased shipment Of 9oAO0O tb paying
r1VVVO OF our foreign debt the present year
win hour Al f'S aud dull. The facts true IN
greater or less degree Of all articles Of ,eree and the
tyty prsdcaed low prices is rapidly gathering force
With the opening Of the Western trade will ne renewed with
'gor basis that cannot be shaken BY the dcue. that
will yet involve the speculative basi.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

Further from Chiaa.-we have advices from
Canton 20 early IN August Affairs were in the same
confused STATE The great Linn, with seven wives
20 regulate continued to issue his special edicts
and so had Captain Elliot Americans were ON good
terms with She chinese, and were the only foreigH
ers trading with them.
Ioicsf from Lima By the way Of New Bedford
pe have into ligepce e. om Lima TO the 9th Of Sep
tember-from Payta to the l0ih. Gaparra had been
4. ccted provisional president. Transports had ar
rlyed from Chill To- take away the remainder OF the
,trsops-whcn II was expected that political disturb
vHsces would be again renewed.
~ TGre in VernOnt.-The Clothing works Of Thomp.
son and Geabury in Waterbury were burnt on the
morning Of the 26ih ult. Loss S20O5-no Insurance.
y. MassdchuseHs Legisiatpe.-The members met
together ON We nesday aml organised. Daniel +.
King elected president ofhe senate and Charles
Calhoun clerk. In the house, Robert &. Winthrop
was chosen speaker, and Luther 5. Gushing, clerk.
Bolcn up.-The powder mill Of the American
Powder Co in Sudbury, blew up on Monday last
Joseph Lamson killed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

Cleared.
E,'ss,s Ds.ni,sn rO., St MARKS. chi,f nrey Trieste
leeds; Henry, Manson Wr' ladies', w Lewis; Pavilion
belize, Houd AIphon,e, DAM sehwen,srd ST Thomas,
Arrived.
N Packet S 'sp G.dI,S Be@ m Lsndoa and Portsmouth
negat by the ilOt boat Blossom, on Monday last
North America Lovbsr Liverpool; st James. seSor, Lon
schr Eagle, shelly ds Fun Virginia. wi n wheat
sehr Calcutta, somer', ds I'm Baltimore, with naur.
Schr Reeide, Langd.n ds I'm Boston with mdx.
schr Aan, -, ds I'm Virgins. with oys,p-;he A car
ried ava, her main boom in the late gale, and the
Lighter scr John CLAYTON and Globe from the wreck Of
ship Areihu.s-,he q is at the quarantine coe1.
Lighter sehr Csphoron from the wreck Of the HeuryIv
Memoranda.
The Utica, rell for Havrs, is detained; ,he will sail today
Her letter bags at Gip.'.
nS.-The harbor !, full sf drifting ice.
The Gladiator, Geo Washington, and Coiioanu, are still
below IN the Bays two STEAMBOATS, have gone down them
The Potomac job son. New York a,hor. on the ouier
breaker, Island Beach. chs laden VITA oour iron ore
Sc, consigned TO surges Chairman, of Wall street.
AsouHrR SHIrwHEcK "A letter from NJ ID. Garfield ESQ
collector Of the Of Great Egg Harbor dated 2yh Dec.
states that part vessel came ashore ON Absecu beach IN
hi. district and att achd TO tie Of Henry g. OF
Ssmer,e. The laid sehr commanded by James &.
and Il Is feared tina, all hand. board five In number
have been lost She sailed hence Saturday evening Dee
3si Cor Great Efe Hsrbor. and dugs except
have been received Of him, although tn. generally short
merely esd, may be that they taken OF the wreck
BY some passag vessel
The Bruy ette Rogers from NYork Cor Norwich ran on to
the rocks east of Barteits reel. Friday last The cutter
Wocott went 10 her assistance.
The Pandora from NYors for Boston, b ashore Province.
town-not much damaged.
Tn. Tremoni-bef reported, still ashor. on Gallon
Island p eces 81 her keel have come.
Their. a rumor in Providence Tue,d,y, that the
Amv, Munro, from NYork for al port Loot Long
a. aud ia tn gale Of Friday night las-crsw saved hear
that she eft here o. last FRIDAY
of 1870 sci, at Nswbur,pori in the late gale al
more or less injured
The Coumb,na al Boston 10 the recent tale drove clear
tn oueh the Charleston bridge drilled up against the Warren
bridge swung rounl AID completely carried away story
house on wharf without seiiou " inuring be ship.
A. Boston, Friday night, ship Seuevs, Of NYork
the end Of India ha south side parted her st. drov.
against ship Argo OF ht port swung against kowe wharf,
aud carried away her bowspr head snd the Argo
foul Of shin Duib-ry OF Salem badly ehsfsg the and
ipuring the miren rigging Of the ID.
EDGsRrowr, Dec 2s-There WIS heavy gale last nith
which DESTROYED abo. third o the causewsy this habor
leading 10 TIE light house and yaused much rjuy the salt
works. the tide net been high since the September gale
Of 1918.
Cos~rscr Bo,roS Arrivals at the port Of Boston du
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

nR CORBITT ay be consisted in the most confidential
~ manner At his office, - City Hall Place near Chatham
street. New Ysb where persons afflicted with delicate dis
old obstinate ulcers Dyspepsia diseases Of the
bladder urethra and kidneys aud al diseases arising from
the seuses Of mercury npurty Of blood invited TO
call
The baueful effects arising or u abuse e mercury needs
no d. scrptol Persons troubled with certain disease may
apply 10 Or Corbilt With the perfect assurance Of having
radically cured without particle Of nereury any other
da gerous medicine His charges reasonable and proper
TONED 10 the means Of the applicant
90 Attendance dsiv from . a NJ. to iOP. NJ. MT sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

nANlEL SWEENEY. N Ann street, returns hts stneer
II thanks 20 his numerous friends FOR The liberal sjrorues!
save uniformly rendered him see he first opened his hteccry
and them that viii be his rostat endcaOr Il merit
continuance Of their appreciation IFS table Always iunsh's
With the best the market affords aid those who may honor m
table with their pre.esce may 5epend upon being served viii
cleanliness, oivity and promp.itud.. jieu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

BROADWAY CIRcvs.-The interior Of Welsh Il
Co s Coliseum, in Broadway, for elegance, capacity
and comfort, has not its equal in this city, without
any mistake about it, and the feeness and beauty OF
the famous Ukraine breed, (which nobody can
deny"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

THE LAST GALE.-Additional intelligence reach
ed yesterday from along the eastern coast of the
great destruction Of life and property by the severe
gale Of Friday night last.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

The Falmouth sail from Cailao, Oct lst fer Mazat-
Ian.
The Lexington arrived at Valparaiso, Augl.
AMERicAN s2UApRoN . THu MEDITERRAHEAr.-We are
informed London Courier Of the goth November by
letter from Por Mahon dated 18th instant that five American
ships of wa in the Mediterranean will winter in that
port Of them ships ~f the bne-hey will pd them
selves there in mpany with French corvette. English
soop and Swedish frgate
spoken.
Tecumseh from Havana for Boston, off Bansgat Nov %
by pilot boat Washington.
Helespont Ellis from NYork for Havana Dec g. lat 81 60
Ion 20 30.
Chester of NYork destination NOT saown, Dec So la 80 20
Ion rs 80.
Elizabeth OF NBrunswck for NYork Dec 80 lat 40 lon
~ so.
United states Ports.
PRovipEScE, Dec Starr Lady Washington. NYork sid
Holder Borden Rhodes Bristol nh log for Mohe Ton
Wood, Cha Work. Jas Lamphier Kenny, do.
New HAVEN Dec 26-arr Presidcrt Mal'ery, Nfork
New BEDFORD, Dec 20-arr Ellen Rodm,n NYork; 3lst
arr Eliza Nicholi Aiken, do
ALEXANDRIA DC, Dec 4S-arr President Knox, NYork.
WiLmING. ON Nc Dec 2i--ar Caroline u Patt. Rice,
York; Lawrence Townsend 26th,a AIRY ,Cozzens, do
Rceuius Mills do 26,h cid Msrnpg Star. Adanson do
CHARLESTON Dec 27arr Perry, Hamilton, Nfork; Fores
ter do; Canton, dol Woodstock, do; cid Bold Commander
Bo' ton.
DAMIEN, Geo, Dee is-arr f. len, Gordon Havana
JACKSONVILLE, Eta Dec liar Heroine Van Duzer New
York.
Foreign Ports.
SANTA CRUZ no date--atr Camilla, Warrington, NfoTk
MAsAo, Aug s-sld Cashmere, Meacom, New York; Paris,
King, Batavia.
AT Hone KoNG-Liatin Portia Talbot, Florid,, Naples
Usage. Oneds, Providence Planter. and Apthorpe
AT WHANPoA-Rober Fulton Roabie, Oscar, Sana, and
Cynthia.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

RAIL Roam AcCtpESr.-Wc learn from Norfolk.
that an unfortunate accident happened the rail
road, ON the 18th ut.-sn engineer, Mr.. Snyder. ol
Philadelphia fell from The cars and had both of his
legs taken off,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

The weathe has been colder at Philadelphia and
Washington than it has been here.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

showing the tolls Of the present TO be S4 900 less
than IN 1886 ana only $500 more than last year.
CoFFEE-There i a small business this trade, partly for
export The sales OF all description, since last reach
5000 bag. at 81 o for Rio ga 81 for St Domingo ia a
IL Laguira At Boston there has been doing. 200
bags Rio sold at 10 300 bags ST. Domingo at 10
SUSARThis market has been very duI, aud prices have
declined cent since last notice SCR crop New
Orleans has been sold at st. months 800 bore, brown
Havana broul hit 81 a II cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03
Slate OF Trade.

State OF Trade.
Bus mes, generally is exceedingly Inactive The severity
cold Will doubtless close the almost entirely and
have some effect the price produce Wood has advanced
III price 81 er load this dy week. The canal toll, du
rn the pat year come nearly to the received in
1896, as follows
The tolls collected the New York State Canals, up to
the LIST December in each az the five past years f,ow
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

OF h foreign clcarances bark French; bark brr
and ~ schrs Brith brig swedish brig Geruan,
brig Dutch The Spanish aud Dutch brgs cleared via Charles
ton the German for Pernsmhuco via Baltimore The Swedish
brig. whch cared he H. returned the 10Th having
been diem sed IN the gale the 10th and 0oth there
no clearauces srivss The British rscket Roseway
from Halifax arrived the 18Th. With the Falmouth mail Tor
November, not included areug " ose reported above.
T. last estimate made Of the value Of the material Of the
French navy gave result of SOC, 10000 francs.
Revenue service.
The cutter Hamilton, surgs arrived Boston, lat int
from cruise.
The U brig Enterprise, Lieut. Gem Ellery, Is ordered
the Brazil station.
The frisau Columbia, Com Reed. and soop Of war John
Adam. Capt Wyman sailed frsm Nacso, Aug the Soei
ETY. Islands and South America
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03
MORNING sEgALD-sah7P NEWS.


Packets TO esepuna.
LeSpos.
Montreal, Srlifn, Jan 10
Gladiator, Britton, Jan 20
LIVERPOOL.
Roscoe, Huttlssop. JAM
S Whitney, Thompson, Jan 10
HAvRY.
Poland, Anthony, Jan q
Silyis de GrAss,, Jan Is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

Packets TO Arrive.
Lorpo~.
Wellington, Chadwick, Dee I
Quebec, Hebsrd, Dec 10
LIVERPOOL
United States, Fisher, Dec |
England Waite, Dec 7
HAvEY.
v. de Lyen, at Bermuda, rep'g
Iowa, Peli, Dec 7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03
tFrom the New YsrL Tims.1

ARTIFICIAL TEErH-A ri nd ofours having undergone
dcntcs operation der thu hand Of MIR Lsv, oos coca
sion 10 speak hgh praie Of that geptema skL facility
aud mode Of suPpl ing the loss Of Teeth by the
ton Of and q.s principle Of Artificial mes way
alike VOID Of pain We have been shown
circular extracts from New Yerk Mirror N.
Courier Enquirer, and from the Evening star al eahine
10 the highest terms Of Mr. Levs principle Tor the
srucon e Artificial Teeh-of s,y utility and of
its dispensing with springs and r stures the simple intro
ducon atmospheric pressure which Iva. been fousd nfa
bic Tor all purposes Of msssaon and ornament ied,ed in
thu, last respect the community stand largely indebted to Mr.
Lsve for vi. ntrodu tics and ingenious application Of the
atmospheric pressure principle. dls 3mis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

A RTIFlCIAL TEETH M. LEvETT Dentist No. $50
"A Broadway entrance IN Warren street bers TO cali the
lenion oiihe public 10 sIs ORIGINAL method q hspg Ar6
cs Teshfrom 20 full setoa the principal OF aimos
pheie by pa injury 10 the sdjon
log teeth gums. Mr. Lcvetts msthod Is and alto
.,re dsfT.rt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

o. No mail south of Washington this morning.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

TAILS OF rnE QUANTITIES rHE psfScirAL AsricLrs Er
poarpp rRom rHy roar Nav YoRK ~ 1885, 1887, AND
1871.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

MARRIED.
On Tuesday evening" 3lst December by the Rev Mr. NTH
MIR j. Calvert Faulkner to Miss Sarah Wesray all Of this
city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

Passengers Sailed.
in the st James, for London-Mr Lamson Of Bo,ton MIR
Rose. MIR Alop and lady, Oliver Mi Oliver Mr. Goddard
Of Nfork, Mr. Williams, of London; Rev French, Troy;
Martin Brown, NYoik.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

MUSICAL iNs1RUCTlON-MR. MEADER beg- %
INl that w compliance with the sppl
cations he has received h, purposes remaining ia town a
and will give instructions IN Singing The theory aud
practice ofthe Piano Forte. Application T. be made 20 him
at NJ. resdsnrs btA Rrooune street dl2-imis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

~ PLENDID TON-lNUW
at 81 Canal Street few doors east OF Broadway
RAYMOND, WEEKS, HOBBY, Co, have the pleasure
inform public and naurssts that they have established
beautiful and extensive Msnsgerie Of Living Animals
aud Beasts at the above named place. Their collection COM
pres great variety Of the finest specimens natural history
err imported America. Will be open for the reception OF
visitors each day. from 10Y A NJ to and from to
in IN. evening dl2.2ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-03

DUsIUN CRAtkEk BAKERY William Bond 90 Orch
ID ard Grand wosd inform the public that he
manufacture he Boston son and bard crackers in superior
style the only place they made IN e city likewise B.
and Sugar crackers Soda ssd Mia Biscuit and Pilot bres
oNlsn.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-04-10

Nc We hope our Friends will have sufic-
lent selfrespect, not to notice the low person
al abuse with which the columns of the Dem
ocrat are filled. When they recollect the au-
thor of it resides on the jail limits, they will
not be surprised, at any thing from his pen. A
line from the writings of the celebrated Jun
Jus well describes him:
'He has reached that happy state of corrup-
ton, where the worst of examples cease to be
contagious"
We have righteous causc-let's fight for it
like men. If our opponents, especially the
more respectable part of them, irW sanction
such publications, we uW not iower ourselves
to notice them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-04-10

The following interesting extract from let
ter from Norfolk Va, 10 citizen of Washing
ton, lately jackson man, will give our read
ers some idea of the state of political matters
ia Virginia.
Harrison is all the rage IL these paris
decidedly more popular than ever your old
friend Jackson was in his most palmy days
Richie in vain calls out, "once moie unto the
breach, dear friends, once MORE" AIS troops
are dspirited, and willn longer rally, and are
dispersed in all directions. Many Of them
have taken refuge under our banners, (whose
broad folds are now floating CALAMITY in the
breeze. and bid fair TO atone for their past sup
port to the men in power by their present de-
yoton 10 Harrison and reform. The march is
onward, and Harrison is winning al hearts and
all hands. AS for Virginia, there is no doubt
as TO her vote for Harrison, No sensible and
unprejudiced man pre,ends that Van Buren,
has any chance"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-04-10

British Forces in Cdnadd.-The United
Service Journal, published in London states
the number Of British troops stationed in the
Canadas on the LIST OF March 1910 as fol-
lows Three Regiments Of Guards, one Of
Hussars, one Battalion and twenty Regiments
of Foot, in all 10000 men. With such force
and such preparations as have been made with
in the last year by the British Government,
who can wonder that they should be so decided
in relation TO the Boundary Question. While
our government has been inactive on this all
important subject, the British have been i'm
proving all their old Notifications and building
new ones-sirengthcning themselves at every
weak point. Has there moi been too great neg
lect on the part of our government in this mat
ter. Instead Of allowing them TO dictate terms
to US az to the settlement Of the boundary diff
culties, ought we not TO be able TO meet them
on equal ground.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-04-10

[Aftey Gen. Wilson had concluded.a SONG.
written for the occasion, was sung. and
the whole congregation were invited 10
join and "swell the full chorus."l
The Convention was then adjourned
(about s o'clock, p N.Y. and the delegates
proceeded TO the Town Hall, TO parake of
Log Cabin Hard Cider Collation.
prepared for them by the citizens Of North.
ampion. Their appetites. sharpened bv
fatigue and long absence of food, were in =
fit state TO devour with keen relish tbs
cold roast beef. boiled ham, bread and cheese
and nutcakes
After partaking of a cold bite" the great
throDg Of people quietly dispersed, highly
gratified with the days entertainment. md
feeling themselves richly paid for all their
trouble and expense in getting to Norhamp-
ton. The delegations which concentrated
at Hockanum, marched back as they came
up; as did also the army from Hsdiey and
Amherst. The latter very gallanily. as they
passed along,cheered the ladies', who greeted
them at the windows of their dwelling,
with waving handkerchiefs and smiling
faces.
Thus passed off the greatest convention
ever assembled in Hampshire county. and
probably in the Old Bay State, esrep, in
Boston and more intelligent, upright and
virtnous assemblage Of men. in proportion
TO It's numbers, was never convened Moth.
ing occurred during the day, so far as we
know, which is in the least source of re-
greet All o'clock. p. NJ our streets were
as still as on ordinary days Of The week.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-04-10

Harrison victorious in New York.--Much
has been said by the Van Buren, press in rela-
lion to Harrison's success in this state. They
have not hesitated to say that the state could
not possibly go for him. We have the Alba
ny Evening Journal before US, which states
that at the election this spring of Supervisors,
the result was as follows, 25S Wing; 239 Van
Buren,. In 1899 the parties stood thus, Van
Buren, 250-Whig 2i6-showing nett gain
on the part Of the Wings of nineteen. The
Journal justly remarks, "those who doubt-ii
such there be-;hat New York will cast her
forty two Electoral votes for Harrison and Ty-
Ter, msread and misrepresent all the Signs Of
the Times. Those who know this staie--of
what ever party-see the hand writing upon
the wall, against Van Buren,, as legibly and as
fearfully as il was revealed to an Oppressor Of
the People in another age.