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The native American., 1840-04-04

REGISTERS OFFICE, WASHINGTON, MARCH q, 1870
6tAkrS, WAGONS, AND DRAYS-Notce is here
v b. gwen that ali license. given for carts, wagons
and drays will expire by law on Monday, the 9th day
of A SRI next and mus, be renewed at tins Office
Mar 80 C. H. WlLTBERGER, Register.
The native American., 1840-04-04

We cannot this week Inform our correspond
dent what has been done with the Memorial.
but Will eEdeavor to answer his question in
our next.
The native American., 1840-04-04

FlR%.-~-I,a7: nipt' ahr At III 20, lock. frame
huiding n"a he Canal aad i4'h ,r,sl. WIS de-
,'rrved 81 ii,,--,.o doubt The effects Of nccndi-
mi. m, as il i q hncu ,cnane.s i,r me Time.
The native American., 1840-04-04

%. 0. Fly the dccease Of one the mem.
hers Of this Fraternity, the Order will be on. this
day, a, . o'clock. Headed by the Marine Band,
no Iorb, they WILL with their Eanlors and Reg !.
liza, nake.a very imposing eaeol.
The native American., 1840-04-04

his genlleman's notable proposal in Congress- to
throw open the doors Of citizenship to every
oaler which the events of the last two ur three
wears, in Canada have cast within our borders.
In the m ,llipliciy Of our engagements. the su
jrct had almost passed from our remembrance.
when our attention WAS again callei to the sub 81
by an editorial ~ article in the las. MIR Polls
With lla, paper. since the quletns we administer
cd to it several months ago We have had very lit
lie to do. and on almost any other sub rc on which
il might favor us with notice. We should prnha-
h'v have left il 10 ENJOY its own opinions without
dis urbance. Blu, Mr.. ilauI, at whose request
and hy whose authority, no doubt, the writer in
that paper has administered hi, gc tie alnonliinn
To Us, deserves som thing at onr hands We
h'nk the Metropolis, however, for making The
exirac, from our hasv remarks, rs il NAV now be
seen by many who do not favor our humble sheet
with perlsa
We have said that Mr.. Hands ohjact in in,r
dncing his bill, was to the favor, and obtain
The support of :" myriats Of vagabon's,' whom
their bad luck in their attempts to revolutionlze
Canada, have cast upon us, to annoy and vex
happy and contented people. We repeat this as
spr,ion, and we challenge contradiction from
". ',,, W.. Iac., n;,n - d;sa,ove an, oscar
49,: 1,c,., -, ,s,;,,a,,s o,1 ,hs
Public. with any plausible reason for his move
,uen,, con istent with the du'y which he owes to
lie , ,,,r .,d ~. o,vn G,lI,w-c;,;,.ns
The rircumstnniiul evidence against him is too
.,r0,r ,,1 ,,,,,,tl. - ,d,,;, &c .,v ,n,Iogv or
.x,.n,,,;,, or J, noE,;coJ offence So fagran, and
H. ho,, ), - Ia to d,,, ,f
= r -, ,.co1,
-. .;.,,s ,,f ,,,o pann,. ,,ou ;. H., co,.,,u-
,;n., r. rio oo,,,ru rd ,,o c,n,o, :. hold hin,
,;,.,.. =, 81, ,,,, Jo
.,..,;.. !. ,s, -, .n,.;,,,;.
,;- ,;,, a,l,ul 1;.,,rhor. >. a., ,,h ia ,.,.s
from other l,,,,s
The ue,r,n,lis or,,.s tie nar,es oc p,nnpan.
T',,er and Mckenzie, as specimens Of english
radicals and l'ish democrats. Of P"p'"'"n' We
profess to knnw nothing, and believe nothing to
his prejudice. b,. that he was nisled and impru-
den, enthusiast, in favor Of the Nuiiue rights Of
his own co,n,rymen. We do not b .me his mo-
,;ves ,erh,ns ,her ,,er. ,r,;seu,.hv R,, c
7helIer and llcKensie are soerimcns Of impor,ed
virtue and patriotism. we pray ,ha God, in his
mercy, will spare the infection of more Of such
radicalisln and democracy II anv person is par
,;cul,rlv an,;,us ~ know III. character nj either
,.m
w. ''''' . oo'"''' - '"'"s'"s s''" '"s"o'
Kenz;e 10, him .,,emn, i, we w;,, mi ou,rre,
with his nec,,r taste far :. n. oux,;bue M,
est dispu,andum, "-bu, he shall not, to CRAFTY
that taste. do il at the exD.nse Of the honor and
character Of our country w,hou, rebuke and an
imadvprsion from us.
We will again recur to this subject.
-------- .------,--
"No LONGER A Favor BUT R,GHr!"
/ = rom fine nro .eedlnos y; an Irish dinner
yiven AT St. Louis on St. Putr,cl's D,v last.
we elm the ,o,Iowuo to,sts.
The native American., 1840-04-04

Wood. the Engl!shnln. vii" murdered his
'.ngh'rr il Philadelphia, has brer acq Iihed, on
the ground - ,;.sani',
The native American., 1840-04-04

We are compelled to defer on, weekly compead
Of news, and other i teresting matter, Until our
next n III
The native American., 1840-04-04
FEY. We. s:ti when s:s~~e r'.r-o'a>, y. .,r

,,Io aloaS Us Oh pt,.iioti. purposes, as IN
blowing toast has not forgotten To remind us
By NJ. Rlair-The sons of iceland: The
'ood they have shed for orr Liberties; TIE
ones they have LETT to written every Amer.
IN battle field are the best proofs OF thei
ight to American citizenship.
Still we cannot possibly see for the life
IS, why this fact gives every panper of Ire
md RIGHT to claim citizenship here. Ii :"
ew of lreland's SONS fought by our sides ii
mr. wars and fell at our battles, they died in
glorious cause Nor have we the least douln
hat the generous act would be paid in len
old degree, did Ireland call for it. Once rails
he flag Of liberty, and strike the blow free
lom and instead Of 0ishing Ireland free.
much, we have no doubt, of Americas beAs,
blood would flow to make her so, Nor, d"
we think this would give the population
these United States right 10 enlerate to lrf
land, take the PLACES that Of right brlon-
her sons, and assert the ,rtr' rn.ivc &c cove.
her postcrlly. Against tiia s;rHca OF poW'
we fight 40 longer Il favor bll 4 r'-'ht
:" Who dare gan>.:y it!' says the friend ~"
sent us the paper containing ;'.epr"c' ednss .
this meeting We dare do i, and hat Idly
and that too, without fear oi. ruA',n"atI
claim being set up against OR ''g' It - ToEer
ourselves and tloS@ vito may ro.e a..lon
us. When this ri silt l. d.',.icd a.. whea tin
boon is taken from IL, we may, like The true,
sons of Firms Isle in St. Louis, n,n:Irn oui
unhappy tate. .5ut woul itInng remain SD!
Would Americas sons long endure the op
preston oftyranny. or fee their country, and
raise their voice in IN ,urling in distant
land. while their warning hearts still ciei> e''
| to "their own, their native homes 2" We
onine not The arm that once gained strength
from, the oppression OF il tyrant, would be re-
inerved, aud the blow wo.,,d soon follow the
resolution. and tyranny v'oHld quake beneath
! its mighty power. This we conceive to BE-
the proper course for escry Irishnlan to per.
sue. .et them shnv ~ tt". u-t; Tat tcy
are worthy to be called .in.ei ';,i' citizens, by
first freeing their own tiresid.S from oprrcss
ion-then they could more properly c'"'mS the
privilege Of An.elicG't 'ioenen A q, we
gentlemen, intend to f,!loW the advice o.
James Shea, and assert orr rights
These rights arc, that 10 foreigner has th>
power nor can we sH5nl;, to dlcatIon from
them We claim tie PRIVILEGE Ct co'drctm4
oar Repu lican inStitsni"ns as we have !etl
taught 20 d.; aud we tiliaIi it cannot te &c
nied that we have had better opportunity OF
hnowing how to d" this, than any foreigner
Aud III the language OF another Of your 'oasts
we say. may the !" shakes and toads which St
Patrick banished from Ireland, take mp their
lodgings in the heart of every son Of Erin who
lorgets to veneratc the country OF his BIRTH
g He who would be free, must strike the blow
himself" Then strike bravely for your homes
nor sheath your sword until oppression Shall
flee your land. When this is done, claim the
right of freemen-untll then hold your peace
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-28
sHERMAN,s COUGH LOZENGEs.

A RE the safest, most sure and eileciual remedy for
IA Coughs, Colds, Consumptons, whoopiny Cough,
Asthma, Tightness of the Lungs or chest &c. &C.
The proprietor has never known an instance where
they did not give perfect satisfaction. Several thous-
and boxes have been sold within the last three months
restoring to health, persons in almost every stage OF
consumption, and those tailoring under the most dis
trcsslng cold and coughs. They do not check and
dry up the cough, but render it easy promote cxpcc-
tora,on, alay the tickling or irritation, and remove
the proxlmae or exciting cause. They are made
from accumulation of the most valuable expectorant,
cough medicines, and are undoubtedly superior 10
every thing in for those complaints. Hundreds
upon hundreds ofcerticaies have Leen offered Of their
wonderful virtues, from those who have been saved
from an uniimely grave, and restored to perfect
health by using them. DosE.-One lozenge is dose
for an adult, and may be repeated from three TO six
times day, as required. Children, eight years years
old, half Of one four years quarter, and so in pro-
portion. Very small children or infants will take them
best dissolved in little water Should they act as an
emec, or produce nausea, the dose must be essenet
TO what the stomach will bear. Half of one will gen
orally he sufficient to take before breakfast, the
stomach is then easily sickencd. No i'll effects
arise from an Dose as II will cause the sto-
mach 10 reject il and although not pleasant sensa-
ton, will be found 10 give relief Where there is
much pain in the breast side, one of Sherman,
Poor Mans Plasters should be applied over the part
and worn till relieved. lfa,tcnded with costveness,
few cathariic or laxative Lozenge,, or any mild ca
thartic medicine should be used aston requires
Sold at the Variety Store, by PANGBORN
BRINSMAID, Jewellers, Burlington, VI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-28
SHERMAN's POOR MANS PLASTER.

~ The hest strengthening plaster in the world, and
sovereign remedy f r pam weakness in the back,
oins, side, breast neck, limbs, joints, rheumatism,
lumNago, &c. &c One million year will not supply
the demand They require little warming before APP
plicaton. Warranted superior TO all others, and for
one quarter the usual price, making not only the BEST
but the cheapest aser in the world. 1t affords relief
in few hours and makes astonishing cures. In liver
complaint and dyspepsia, it should be worn over the
region OF the liver stomach, and will afford great
and astonishing relief In coughs colds, asthma, diff
Guilty of breathing, oppression Of the chest or stomach
they will Immediately sooh, and greatly benefit the
patient Persons OF setcn,ary habits, those obliged
to stand much, will receive decided support from one
ofthe,e truly, Strengthening plasiers. Physicians gen.
orally recommend them, in preference 10 all Others, be-
cause they stick adhere letter and afford greater
relief, In their operation they are stimu'ani, tonic,
and anodyne. They are composed ofentirey different
ingredients from any other; and known from the ex-
perence of millions, who have used them, as well as
the united testimony, fall the celebrated and dlstin.
aud highly mecated plaster, ever invented or offered
to the pubic. Several persons have called at the ware
house TO express their surprise and thanks a, the
almost miraculous these paslers have ELECTED
| One man who had been afflicted with rheumatism,
as to be unable to dress himself without assistance,
enabled after wearing one, only one night 10 &c,
up alone in the morning. put on his clothes and call
al our Office with eyes leaning withJoy and his tongue
pouring forth the glaness OF his heart al the sudden
and signal relief he had received from this best of all
remedies. Ask for DR.. Shermans Poor Mans Plaster
1t is so called, because the price places II in the power
ofall TO purchase being only -! cts Sod the va
riely store by PANGBORN 81 BRlNSMAlD,
| Jewellers, Burlington, VI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-28
Sold by Comstock e. Co. 2 Fletcher street, N. York
ell for sale ONLY by PAEoBoRs & BRiSsMAID. =


' II
l. Does any know neighbor or friend who has
hair2 One whose coat collar was covered with dan
ished entirely Or one whose hairs al early age
turning grey, who now has grey hair? Children
whose heads we're covered with scurf, Whose hair
would not grow, thai growing the fullest crops
Of hair Some cases must be known 10 most persons
Ask them the cause, and you will be told that these
things have been done by the use OF The Balm % Co
umbia. Of20 years growth is This article, lis demand
increasing annually some hundred per cent.-ihough
when discovered opposed by an hing tor the same
purpose, now assaied by almost numberess mushroom
trash preparations that will ruin the hair IL used to any
extent. Can than these facts be wanted eier
to the recommended ions by ls ofnames Of rcspecta.
bly, uneQualled by any other article. Look to these
,hngs-buy this article, Stay and preserve your hair
by iIs use. or il bald restore IT, Ladies, attend TO this
HUNDREDS 10 fashionable life are using as The only
article really 6t for the toilet, Long hair is teIy apt
10 fall out. Ladies', the balm OF Columbia IN time
10 save yourselves the disgrace OF badness by neglect
Of your persons. is your duty, az oraliss to pre-.
| serve the beauties Of nature, with which bouniifu
Creator has endowed you use the Balm,or il will do il
| CAUTION TO DE REMEMBERED.
| Several most fragrant attempts have been made tt
| counter felt the true Balm OF Columbia. Some OF the
mpos,ers have gone SO lar 10 counterfeit the spen
did wrappers aud the Falls Of Niagara, and every ex
ernal mark except the name Of Comsock, which thel
dare no, forge. TO avoid uiposiiions therefore, ~
WAYS look for The name Of Comsock u Co. or l.. 3
CoInstock, and never buy the artcleuness y has ina
name upon il Sold wholesale and retail, only al No
i 4 Fletcher siieet, n. v, and by rAAeHcRr an
= bRlssMAiD Burlington, VI is
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-28

- greatest discovery made, for dispeng the
ro,ls kinds Of worms that so frequently and Distress
singy annoy both children and adults. They are an
nfallible remedy, and pleasant to the taste that
permint loZenge. Many diseases arise from worms,
without its Icing suspected. Sometimes very trouble.
some cough, pains IN the joints or limbs, bleeding at
the nose, &c. are occa>ioned by worms, and can he
easily cured by this celebrated medicine. The follow
ing symptoms indicate the presence Of worms, viz -
headache, vertigo torpor, disturbed dreains sleep
broken oil by fright and screaming, commissions, fe-
vershness, thirst, pallid hue, bad taste the mouth,
offensive BREATH cough, difficult breathing, itching
the nose pains in the stomach, nausea, squeamsh-
ness, voracty, eanness, ,enc,mis itching at the
towards night, and at length, objections and films and
mucus. One is dose for a child two years old-wo
for four years od-.hrcc for eight years. and five
for adult and should he repeated every morning, Or
avery other morning until relieved.
.Lj'' Sold at the Variety store by PANGBORN q
BRlNSMAlD, JeDeiiers, Burlington, VI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-28

~ valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unrivaed
for the following complaints, viz: Dyspepsia lndi-
gestion, diseased Liver, bilious disorders Dropsy, Asth
ma Costivencss Worms and loss of Appetite. and by
cleansing the stomach and bowels, cures pains in the
side stomach and breast, colds and coughs of long
standing, Hoarsene>s, shoriness of breath, Nervous
complaints, ETC., which are frequently the effect of dis
ease. For Fever and Ague, it is a most valuable pre-
tentative a. well as sovereign remedy. Its virtues
surpass any thing heretofore known in removing ST.
Vnus' Dancc,-two bottles have been known to cure
this affecting disease, after having bafled every
ton for four years. 1t has most powerful influence
in removing nervous complaints. 1t is pleasant TO take
and 30 easy in lis operation, that may he administered
TO the infant with safety. The above Medicine is very
highly recommended by many scientific gentlemen,
and large number of ladies, who have proved the
virtues of the Medicine by personal use and that of their
families. bill ofcertilicates accompanies each bottle,
with directions. 1t may he had wholesale retail OF
S. Britain, Barre and j. G. Farnam, East Williams
town, VI. sole proprieors. Prepared from the origin
al recipe; for sale by +. H. Prenss, Montpelier, and
J. & J. H. PECK & Go, Burlington, and in the prnci-
pal towns in the state; all directions signed in the
hand writing of the proprietors. jel9
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-28
NEW SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY AND
| ATI - WITH QINII me MAPS Lu s Au0us-

Tus MITCHELL. The author OF the above works has
been professionally devoted TO the science of Geoy and
the publishing Of Maps, during many years--and his
former productions, especially his Map Of the World
for Academies, bear ample testimonony of his album
dant resources, upon which he has so literally drawn,
in producing the above school works.-The following
extract of the Geo'y and Atlas, from join, recon-
menlaon of the Teachers in the city of New York.
"Ther merits are numerous-he definitions remark
ably plain and concise The exercises are copious and
important and the descr p,ve is luminous and correct.
The divisions of the American continent, are repre-
scented and described they really exist at the present
time-And the gross Measurements generally found
in scnool Biographies are corrected. The typographl-
cal execution is I'm commonly neat and distinct, indeed
the atlas is a model of the kind, and actually TEEN,
with information" The outline Maps peculiarly
calculated TO exercise the student in his study, and tc
l up al his leisure. For sale by z. GOODRICH.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-28
VNHE LION OF THE DAY.-NO CURE NO
l. PAY!-The Genuine old Dutch or Ger
man NCgethblC Pills. ..IlshN recnmmcnded hv

u PAY inc genuine Ola llutCh or Ger
man Vegetable pills. --lIishly recommended bv
Doct Valentine Mott, NJ u. of \. v, and others
These are the orders. ANY ONE that does not ind re-
ei from these pills the price is refunded back, these
the positive orders OF the Proprietor agents and
others. In Offering these pills 10 the public, | appeal
to their INTEL genCe Ii these pulls not " hat they
recommended, YOU are ia duty hound out Of re>pe'e
to yourself and community 10 REJECT them, and pnblk
them 10 the world a. an imposition, humhug and.
quackery The public may lie assured they are purely
vegetable, they are composed of nine ngrednts, part
OF the medicine is only found in ASA and IN the val
eys Of Germany. For convenience these extracts
ar. made INTO pits and will lie found sure cure or re-.
lief for all bilious complaints, yellow and bilious
tevers, fever and ague anndce, scarlet rash bilious
choc dyspepsia. &C. 1t Is not pretended that this
medicine a for all diseases 10 which the hHman
system is liable Ten thousand useless eloftS have
leen made draw from the regions oiunh RuWn fancy
some long-spun theory OF magic art, which would
cue each and every disease, Good medicine Is not
found IN the fire or whT wlni t~alth and happiness
hang upon chance whd>--limc Is tap hyrad Of truth
The past least is seore; they have already raj CT
a monument Of lher greatness winch viii defy the
corrodng Doth of Ine None can ne Genuine wiihuW
a wrapper and directions on each box on which my
name Is written at length. Sold wholesale and retail
nv tho subscriber Glens Falls, hy a. b. D. sand
10 and 100 Futon II. aud X. NJ. Meigs, 3sS South
Malket 81. Albany, Baum & llawey 2l9 Silver st.
Troy, General Agents for The state GIN, Of New YORK
For sale by VIM. Rhodes and +. b. Green, Rich
W,lliston HsearA Comstock, Shehurn II. Stanton,
Essex Geo. b. Cakes, aud Albert Barney Jericho
] X Hurlbui, Wesford j. II. Barnes, Charlotte; Il
Moodv and Geo Peterson Burlington and 4, 4
BRIGGS Burlington, Agent for Chnisnden Co, whe,s
Syb-A seats can ls supgAed al wno!esale priccs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-28
BOSTON and TROY IRON COMPANY.-Th

DOSTON and TROY IRON COMPANY.-The
ID public are hereby notified, that the business OF
casting every branch and variety is done 10 o,er,
much enlarged their foundry, and are now prepared
TO do all kinds of work done at any foundry in the
country. Mill. gearing, Pot Ash Kettles, Stoves,
Ploughs, Axletrces &c. on hand furnished to order
All who wish to contract for stove plates to pur
chase large quantity ofholow-ware, for the purpose
of retailing, will he furnished al wholesale prices-and
all who may favor us with their calls or orders, will be
dealt by as literally as at any establishment in tn,
country Orders should be addressed to T.. X. Cross
man, Superintendent, Or A. Young, Agent, Troy, VI
to secure an early reply, and prompt attention.
Troy, VI, June 1910. Jy.9
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-28

TTNO THE PUBLIC. In offering this Edition of
i Smiths Geography and Atlas to the public, the
Publishers invite attention to the following additions
and improvements
The Geography has been carefully revised and en-
iarged is lust raed by about thirty additional Cuts,
and is perfectly adapted in all its parts to the new
Maps
The entire text of the book has, (a much expense,)
been thrown into uniform large type which we feel
vement.
The tables appended to the Book were made up
with care, and contain much valuable information
in condensed form. The names and length of the
principal Canals and Rail Roads Finished and in pro-
gress) are given, and the places connected also a
complete list Of the Colleges, Law and Medical
Schools, Theological Semnaries and Religious do.
nominations of the United States the relgning Sow.
creigns of Eurode, &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-28
LAKE GEORGE PACKET. IslO.

c. TNIIE new steam Packet,
Ia l. WIN. CALDWELL,
1GSs:..5s7ske-Ss2A3p> l.. G. LARABEE, Master,
will commence running
regularly every day Except Sundays both ways
through the Lake, on TUESDAY, the Cd day Of June
next. Leaving Caldwell for Tlcondcroga, every morn
ing, and returning TO Caldwell the same day. Lake
George Passengers will lie landed from, and taken on
board the Lake Champlain Steam Packets, near the
old Fort Tlconderoga, from the Mansion House OF
WIN. F. PELL Esq. now Public House. This beau. u.
iitnlestabshlnent has been greatly improved since
last Summer, by erection Of Large Addition, con-
tanning spacious Dining Room,and Assembly Rooms
Nc, and has recently passed INTO the hands of Mr.. H.
Z. LOW, gentleman favorabiy known by the tray
elling Public BY taking the LAKE GEORGE Rour E.
Travellers will not only enjoy the finest scenery of our
Country, but lose no time on the Northern Tour, as
they take the same Champlain Steam Boat at Tcon-
deroga, which they would have taken at Whitehall
had they gone that way. May 81, 1910. 2m.