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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-27
lDESX GOODS.


Cheaper than he oAeapcS' and latest arrire',
I'D W. STOCKING a. co. (Suecessors % r. Y.
II SwcariSgcn. EsY) opening az the stand
corner of Main snd Madison streets nearly opposite
'hc Virginia Hotel, very extensive and general as
soriment of FALL ami WINTER DRY GOODS re-
Gently purchased fns'n the best suoriinc houses I'M the
East. (wiih an eye o. t.s important fact that goods
well bought half sold) which. with th, former
stock on hand. makes one OF the most splendid and
desirable stocks of dry goods ever offered IN ,hScity
ell oi which willing offer 10 our friends al
the lowest possible prices Tor cash or approved barter
The stock consists IL. part Of The ollo;,ing articles:
Superior Blue. Black Lavender aIri Mixed Cloths
from Sis 10 10 dollars super Plain aRd Fancy
Cassimcres. 81 to $500; c. English Moreno. from
81 cents TO $50; 1000 Is. assorted Cacoos and
Chinizes. from a fP to IS cts Blcachd Muslin al IL
ii Brown 1T 10 cts. Black and Figured Silk Eelycts
and Nestngs OF every description aud price Black
Italian Luvsirinss. Gros dc Swiss. Cros de Naples
Rich Figured and Powered silk Silk Gloves. Black
and White Md do. Assorted Silk Braids ami LaccS
a ri'h assortment oil Cap ani Bonnet Ribbons. new
s,ylcs Jet and Blse Black Grapes Embroidered Belt
tisLhgn-. Nc~ STYLE Mouscin lie I.lnss SILK and Thi-
bet Shaws and 4 variety Of entirely new STYLES Ho-
siery ut every quality and every other article both
useful and Ornamental that usually found in ar,
goods stores Of the latest fashions and lowest prices
We invite the iofmer cls,o.acrs Of T. 3 S,,eariug,D
and our friends generally to give NJ e call
+. w. STOCKING s co
oct ID 81 Mains -. Wheeling. Va.
H7O SILK GROwERS-Thc subscriber has beer
appointed sgeni for tl.is city siri vicinity fr the
sale oithe MoruS AIuliicaulis or Chinese Mulberry
Trees. raised Ly the American SILK Company of Bal
umorc, and will contract Tor and deliver TO purcl,a
scr those trees in any quantity from twenty totwc,y
thousand. during the winter spring months ~ yer,
reduced prices terms Gvoribc individuals ~ com.
pancS would do well TO apply soon, as they will b. /
furnished on the most favorable terms with the GEM.
inc article
He has also the sale of about 10000 trees raised by
Mr.. John MFcciy Of Queen Anne's Co. Md. which /
are very superior and will be sold low bv tho bud or
foot. Apply TO ). F.. WHARTON. FL. of the Time, /
heelinr. Nov. IL. 1899
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-27
INNITR

4 NSU RANCE AGAINST FIRE. The
~ s9ascr.b1i havir g been appointed agent frr the
- IL, ahd MaEac Insurance Company. CT Xxx
rates usIaily charged hy tEe oth,r Offices IN this
room 81 Moore and CLARKE
wheeling MAYED 1897. CHARLES T.. STRONG
sSiRE X MARINE iNStl RANCE
IA There are two situations OILY in which indi-
V1uais eau be placed, where they can ad, quatcly a.
pre- lSie the value Of Insurance. These are, W hc
std dlng upon The run- Of .heir WIN uropcrtt N
receiving from ~ insurance office the full amount
"hch tfsy nave lest Or staudIns0 the same Il ~
surrounded perhaps lY desolatcd family, lInlrnf-
ihS thl' stupidity and folly which failed TO Prov 4,
aSalnst such contingency
S'AfktNSDN Agent Oftge PROTECTION ~ UR
Nv Eco. OF HARTFORD CONN. WiUtake .i.t , on
vel Ing houses Ware houses, stores Mills Fac'orIo
&C tngs'i G with their contents such as Furnifnrr
NercE nise Machn. ry ahdevcfy ption or
sur'hie Prop riy. Also, steam, Keel. aud Fiat
Boats srd iSeir Cars0cs and from any Fort on TIC
Western Waters
i'omee on Main street, nearly ,,osiiotno 5 Uc.s
January 3. 1884. a.
NSt RANCE The Fire and Marine
Insurance Company of Wheeling continue 'Y
take NJ the usual r1trg, all kinds % insurance o.
ganst IRE, aea re- the dangers of the Ohio and "a
sIssippi rIve's and their tributary stream
bHcc on LaIa street On FORSYTH and Atfcr' urr.
warehouse DANIEL LAMB.
I'm lu Arrnf ql.t ~Hr'v.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-27

4 ,iUK Rent, the eOnmod .uts dwelling house sUu
4 ated on Centre street, Fast Wheeling. belonging
10 Mr. CrcsaP. and present occupied by j. d. Steele
This house i in good repair. and ia every way desi
uhlo residence. Possession will bc given on Or before
the IT. of April neat For terms apply 10 the suScr
Der on the premises J. d. STEELE
feb 5. 1910 N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-27

pRAZIERS COPPER, asserted Nes.
z Shciihing do
BIr d,
Tin Plate.
Block Tin.
SPelier Solder, in store and 'or sala
JAN PAETONS g. TTNGIE
a T. GOfF ~ Co EXCHANGE BROKERS-
N. Duy all knjsof uncurrcni money. draits.certi.
dcatos Of deposit ald all eastern checks Tie highest
premium paid for he notes Of all solvent eastern banks
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-27

KNTnOI EsALE AID RETAIL CONNECTION
w AIRY STOHE.-The subscriber has Just re-.
rciYcd splcnl.d assortment Of Frynch confectionery
sIrh ls Slga Figures of ver1us Kinds; French Kisses
or entirely new pattern Jelly Cakcs. Gun Drops
Chr siaHcd Candies. Juinbo Paste. Sugar Animals
T.si b Dogs. Cate squirrels. D3ves. Sc SC
Green and DgioI fruits. ~ follows. Lemons, Dates.
Craps ,c,annts S1f-iicll Almonds Pruncs in Jars
and Boxes. Zanio Currsn;s, Pdm Mats. Ground Nuts.
g. SC.
r,feiher wih supply Of confectionery Of his own
manufacture which Dc oilers 20 Wholesale 60 retail on
ar.sauo.ll0ns ferue Having bal the management
or to manufacturing department Of tlo princtplc &C..
ta'Isimeni In Bilhmorc and Richmond. a. well The
we'll tsogn sud splendid establishment of ~. Mouds
Ians..inc. ONO. be- Gauers himself That should ihc
ctzr... of Wheeling think him worthy of their pat
r0u,rchr shall be able Co please.
te.to Ar r Nt'NSEN
- BIZ 90 Gin.
81 sj bliss sweet Malaga Wine.
D. DO American Brandy
pipes Cpruiac d.
bids 81 o. RUM Goo .'orc anil fr silr hv
Jan lAAiON> d il-,1i-is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-27

n OilC ALI persons who nave borrowed Law,
~ Books from my office will please return ihcun
forthwith. lmar 81 ALFRED Cal pVFIl
ENoR RENT.--Thc brick dv Cling end store room.
y corner of Main ard Jcftrsou ss P,,,srs,.oi,
gwen lSt April apply TO SOLOMON KING
icb - No Is. Water e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-27
DISTRESSING caSc N ScrcrS SPasmo6ic Astr,g. 20
lociiy cg-ei iu iLlnrs Rolanic rLH.

fooiy cured ig HUNTS Ro6aAic Flls
Mr. Henry White, was for the space Of n o =, s-s
suIctsd with severe Asthma, which proce, dsd
from Wet asj cold, all the worst symptoms of h..
corpia ~ followed "a tighicess across the al &c
WIN difficult and distressing breathng. During
lhc last year OF his flinsss, the JisoRFs ifCreaa
50 alain'uSiy "a iopTeNent ms following ana bus,
MsS' having lost hts sIsech, ara being Threatened
ln .'HH' uIaie' suiiot alton, unfh CsGIoUs- ~
Fislo lailSn v, UlC ~ On wEic Cuil rntf hini'
iIt' Nr CIV hours, The ph ysiciars VINO sfs-rl-.
90 nm Pronounced his comp iaint beyond 'hs pos
SONNY ol cure, but at last Prov dtnco dlsc,cd a.
p"mphi;ttp be left at re hou-e after whi, n - a
procured some of DR.. Hunts Botanic Pills ,ns =
Ter taking lew boxes he found himself .nfire,r
lt,e lt'm lhe compliant, Lens able 70 this tim,
Oh any exercise, even ofwaiklug iyltv milo aiy
anu having au the enjOyuents Of effect health
HENRY NtNTE
BEWARE OF CCUNTEKFEITS
Cru,'0r.-Bs' narticuar ia rurchnsip- 20 ere
tnat tue label 81 ik's Medicine contains notice OF
~ entry according 30 at OF Congress- And IA
iNc"isc IatucJiar n obtaining them at 100 Cha :
ham So New OTk. ,T from tie
REGULAR AGENTS.
VIM. " KING Whecltr. Y,
STFvFN>oN 6 MALE Partsr-Rur@.
NMBROlDERIES SlLhS, Ribbons. GLOVES.
n &c. at No & north An 81. PhaLolrhin-
VI, r,hanS rSing East respectfully invited 10 call
aud examine stock of French. SNiss. Italian. Ger
ms', India and English staple and fancy SILK Gods
When have been selected with great care, and will
ne increased dairy, as the scason progresses.
HUM X REMINGTON
feb 29-Lapjs. =, 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-27

ER RowN TANNERS OLA few bbls Brown
n D Tanners Oil for ssle by u. HULL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-27

EEiE. Pa, September 81. 1899.
Delr SRI ihis day send for some Of Dr. Swaynes
Prunus Virginia Wild Cherry Syrup; there a gen
tleman sick in this place and has boon for a long lime.
ne has tried the medicine and finds il helps him mach.
am out--please send ma immediately send two
bottles IL YOU cannot send ino=c.
The native American., 1840-09-26
CITY ORDIN A N G ES.

AN ACT authorizing local improvements, by the
construction of reservoirs upon certain condi.
tons.
Be il enacted By The Board of Aldermen and The
Board of Common Cooaciio Of the City Of Washing
ton. That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, author
lied to cause suitable reservoirs for the reception Of
water for the extnguishment of fires 10 be construc-
ted at such points may be pstitioned for by ma
jorty of the properly holders upon the four squares
immediately adjacent TO the proposed reservoirs. and
liable for taxation for the expenses of construction
Of the same and that tax be assessed equally up
the four squares adjacent 10 said reservoirs, equal
to the expense incurred in the construction of said
reservoirs and to be collected as heretofore provi
ded by law: Provided, the expense incurred for
each reservoir shall not exceed three hundr ed dol
lars .And prorided. Also That no property having
been once assessed for any reservoir constructed
The native American., 1840-09-26

POTELER & DOM have Just received ard
- are now opening, al their establishment on
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel their
full stock Of House furnishing Goods, consisting of
great variety Of s's4
Mahogany Ware and Chairs OF several descFip.
tcns
Bedsteads, Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Plated, German Silver, and Panish Tin Goods
Knives and Forks, Hall, Astral, ard other Lam s
Lock glasses Walters, and Tea Boards .
brushes Of every description
general assortment OF China, Glass, and Crock
cry Ware
Cedar Ware and Market Baskets
Bird Cages. Brass Andirons Shovcls and longs,
and Tenders
And general assortment Of Tin and Kitchin
Ware, for culinary purposes, SC. ne. tes
Persons furnishing can be supplied at our estab
lishmcnt with all necessary articles, and some Of
the ornamental ones usedin housekeeping, without
the trouble of shopping from place 10 place, and on
as good terms as at any other establishment es
adjustments in The District.
sep 26-st.
The native American., 1840-09-26

more beautiful in this, that it mikes the love
Of country sublime, concentrated and indy
ing emotion Of the heart
How do they love their adopted country {?
BY all the gnawing memories of their distant
landry all the forced affection for strange
clime-by all the yearning propensities of
man to love gotl-by all the promptings Of
ambition-by all the wild cries Of hunger,
famine, want-by ties as thin and weak as
silken thread-by motives that are dishonor-
.able--by an oath that renounces their fathers
graves-their mothers memory--in fine, by
all debased, exaggerated, and mercenary
principles, are they bound 10 another country.
We would not trust them--they are not of
us--they are not foster brothers--they ridi-
Guile our simple lile-our plain, republican
institutions--lhey boast Of every thing in the
old country, and to prove their devotion to
this, declare that there is no place, after all,
like home-only here it is cheaper living
better wages-more lands--and plenty of
fnel-and practise the social vices as if the
freedom of our country was the patron prin-
ciple of crime. Our offices should be purified.
The native American., 1840-09-26

NORTHEASTERN BoUNDARY.-We give
place to very interesting letter on this sub
ject today, showing up this same Feath-
erstonhaugh, Of United States Geologist''
memory, whom we have SO often held up
before our readers. AS we predicted, he
went home, made known our state, and has
returned, "puffed up" with authority, ready
to embrol in blood his adopted country with
his own "sweet home" Oh, the beauty OF
Naturalization oh, the policy of our Gov
eminent in appointing learned foreigners to
Office. Are there not few more offices to
be filled! We will send for the subjects of
Britain to occupy them. Our own citizens
are not capable, their love Of country is too
weak But, seriously, this letter should be
read, well pondered, and all such abuses
hereafter corrected.
The native American., 1840-09-26

NEW FALL DRY GOODS, JUST M
~ JAMES b. CLARKE, particularly invites
the attention of purchasers to the very large and
superior stock of British, French, German, and
American Dry Goods viz. aas
Magnificent A Striped Silks, OF tie latest style
and most perfect shades mn
Figured and plain Gros de Naples, light and dark
shades e
Jet and blue black Gros de Rhine and eros de
Suisse sEa#
Metteoni Lustrings and Satin Levantine @
Elegant Stripes and Figures in Mousselines (dif-
ferent from any heretofore) &
Sup erior Plain Mousehnes, of desirable shades,
daily expected.
Printed Saxonies, Of new designs ssh
Black and lavender, lead color, and black. Mouss-
elines
Elssler Tartans, new style, for chiIdren's, wear
Tartan Ginghams do do sG
super 8 4, 4-4 5.3 English Flannels ~
Do. Saxony Twilled, something new do 10
Plain and Milled white, red, yellow do
Figured scarlet do 1
Super So and ga black and bl ue black Bomba-
sins, cheap tA
British and French Merinoes, every color and
quality
Ga, - s4 and 1914 Irish and Russia Table
Damask Sheetings
Russia, Huckerback, Birds eye, and other Tow.
Very black Mourning Prints
Rich Furniture do iA5a
Plain and Figured SWISS Book and Null Mus
Inns and Bobinets t8
Hemstitched and Plain Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Silk Hosiery, black, white plain, and ribbed. q
Wollen and Cotton do. of every size AMI quality
100 pairs superior Rose and Whitney Blankets
10 packages bleached and brown Cottons, &c.,
II being impossible 10 enumerate every article in
the limits of an advertisement, ladies and gentle
men are earnestly invited to call and Judge for
themselves as to the variety and extent of the snb
scrbers stock, who takes occasion to renew his
surances that he will offer goods at the smallest
possible advance for cash. or to punctual customers.
JAMES B. CLARKE, s
No. from sth street, opposite Centre Market
sept 26-3t f
The native American., 1840-09-26

that high priest OF democracy, in tears and
ashes, offered up his expiation and atone
ment. He looked back upon the ruinous
cataract he had loosened upon his native land,
and, in voice of eloquence and wisdom, he
recanted his former opinions. Even that
stern patriot and philosopher gave up his IA
vorile theory; and under the proud oak of
his native land, his body is now Wondering,
but the fame of his American act, will spread
gloriously and verdant through the memories
and hearts of future generations.
The native American., 1840-09-26

On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. T. C.
THORNTON, Mr.. WILLIAM BALDWIN, to Mrs,
MARY SlBLEY.
inst by the Rev. Mr.. lIoRRINpoN Mr. ADAM l..
ROSE, Of Washington, 10 Miss JANE REID, of
the former place.
On Tuesday, September sth, at Easton, Pa, by
the Rev. JOHN VANDEvEER, the Hon. OSEPH +.
RANDOLPH. of New Brunswick, Member of Con-
gress for New Jersey, 10 SARAH ANN, daughter
Of JOHN CooPER, M. ID. of Easton, Pennsy lvania.
The native American., 1840-09-26
s3o,0o0!- THIS DAY.
saturday, September 26, 1910
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY OF RHODE

lCdtuiudy, OeptcMbCi ~, iofV'J
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY OF RHODE
ISLAND Class No. 154-6h Series.
$50 oO0.-$6, oOO.-$5, 600 -. 50. 900. So 800
prize of So, 1O5,-25 of So, 00O.-5 of $780,
of $4OO.-5 Of $3oO.-SSc. &c. &c.
Whole Tickets slO-shares in proportion.
Certificates OF Package Of % Whole Tickets $lO0
Do. do. 25 Half do. so
Do. do. 20 Quarter do 25
DELAWARE LOTTERY-Class No. 2l9-To be
drawn THIS DAY, Sept. &C. 1910.
$6,OOO.-$2, 0O0.-$l ,2622 .-$500.-&c.
Whole Tickets $2-shales in proportion.
POKOMoKE RIVER LOTTERY OF DELLA.
WARE-Class No. draws MONDAY, Sept
49, 1910.
$l2,OOO.-$3,O 0O.-$2, O0O.-$1, $780,
10 prizes of 81 10000 of $5O0.--&c. Sc.
Whole Tickets $l-shares in proportion.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY Class No 49,
To be drawn on TUESDAY. September 20, 1910
$lOO00.-$4, 500.-$3, 500.-$2, 900.
5 prizes Of $1,000, Sc. &c.
Whole Tickets $4-shates in proportion.
DELAWARE LOTTERY-Class No. 220--To be
drawn on WEDNESDAY, September 30, 1910.
$4,O0O.-$l ,O00.-$5S4.-&c. &c.
Whole Tickets $l-shares in proportion.
POKOMOKE RIVER LOTTERY OF della
WARE-Class No. $50 be drawn on THURS
DAY, October l. 1910.
SIS, OO0.-$5, 000.-$3, 000.-$2, OO0.--
Sl,s00.-$l, 46i-2 Of 81, 20o-2 of $l,lO0.
Of $l,000--l0O Of $780, sc.
Whole Tickets $s-shares in proportion.
DELAWARE LOTTERY-C Class No. 22l.-To
be drawn FRIDAY, Oct. 2, 1910.
$l3,000.-$6, 1000, 000.-$3, 000.-
20 prizes Of $l,ooO-2O Of $5Oo.-&c,
VIRGINIA STArE LOTTERY-Class No. T.
To be drawn SATURDAY morning, Oct B.
Ss,O00.-$2, 000.-$ 81 ,200.-$l ,050-&Sc.
Whole Tickets $2-shares in proportion.
For Tickets Shares, or Certificates OF Packages,
in the above Lotteries apply to or address
JAS. PlIALEN & CO., Managers,
Sept. 26-lt. Penn. avenue, near 4 street
The native American., 1840-09-26
BOARD OF COMMON COUNCIL,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1910. !


MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1910.
All the members present except Messrs Bacon,
Clark, and Crandell.
Mr.. Easily pr esented the petition of Samuel
Smoot and others, praying the construction of flag
footway across street NORTH at its intersection with
9th street west; which was read and referred to the
Committee on Improvements.
to whom was referred, on the goth July last, res
olution on the subject Of Preparing wharves, made
wri item report thereon, concluding with request
to be discharged from its further consideration.
| On motion, the bill making an appropriation for
the purpose of grading and travelling north D ST.,
from the west side OF 9th street to the east side Of
10th street west was taken up, read the third time
and passed.
On motion, the Board resumed the consideration
of the bill entitled An act to direct and provide for
the purchase of square No. 472 in the city Of Wash
ington and the question being on the amendment
re ported BY the select committee on the 10th Au-
gust last Mr.. Easily moved as an amendment a
substitute therefor ant orizng the purchase of Mr.
B. McClean's wharf, in the square SOB, and GER
tain lots in said square, at the sum Of $2,500 which
motion was agreed to as follows; Ayes ii. noes
4. The amendment of the committee, as amended,
was then agreed to-
Mr.. Houston moved proviso "tha the interest
payable on the stock issued under the provisions of
this act be payable out Of the revenue to be derived
from the purchase and establishment of it as fish
wharf; which was negativcd
Mr. Fulmer moved the indefinite postponement
Of the bill, which motion negatived as follows;
Ayes 8, noes H. On the third reading Of the bill,
the ayes and noes were as follows: Ayes IL, noes
s. The bill was then read the third time and pas
sed.
Mr.. johnson, on leave introduced an act to mod.
if the laws Of this Corporation in respect to licen
SEES; which was read twice. and on motion of Mr.
Hardness, it was referred to the Committee Of
Ways and Means.
The amendment of the Board Of Aldermen to the
bill making an appropriation for improving west
llth street. in the Second Ward, was taken up
read, and agreed TO-.
And the Board dourned.
The native American., 1840-09-26
JOSEPH ETTER, EDITOR.

Dci- All communications for this paper to be ad
dressed to JOSEPH ETTER, at the Office Of the Ma.
tive American, Pennsylvania avenue, near the Rail
road Depot
The native American., 1840-09-26
DEATHS.

On Tuesday morning the 22i instant, in George.
town, d. g., HENRY FOXALL MCKINNEY,
IN the 22d year of his age.
In this city, on Sunday evening, the Goth instant,
Mrs. EMILY FERGUSON the consort Of Mr.,
John W. Ferguson, aged 81 years.
On Sunday, the goth instant, after a severe i'll.
ness of about twenty two hours, Mrs. MARY XII B..
BY, aged % years, wife of Mr.. Alexander Kbby.
The native American., 1840-09-26
o." FOREIGNERS WILL MAKE OUR ELECTIONS
CURSE INSTEAD OF A BLESSING" IN Pan Buren,

CURSE INSTEAD OF A BLESSING. Ill ran bura'i.
B5-HTHE PEOPLE THE UNITED STATEs:-
MAY THEY EVER REMEMBER, THAT TO PRESERVE
THEIR LIBERTIES, THEY MUST DO THEIR OWN
VOTING AND THEIR OWN FIGHTING. Harrison.
Dz-"AGAINsT THE INsIDIoUs WtLEs OF FOR
EIGN INFLUENCED coNJURE you TO BELIEVE ME,
FELLOW CITIZENs-THE JEALOUSY OF FREE
PEOPLE OUGHT TO BE CONSTANTLY AwAKE-sINCE
HISTORY AND EXPERIENCE PROVE, THAT FOREIGN
INFLUENCE IS ONE THE MOST BANEFUL FOES
OF A REPUBLICAN GovERNMENT."-W Washington.
8I5- (" HOPE WE MAY FIND SOME MEANS, IN
FUTURE, OF SHIELDING OURSELVES FROM FOREIGN
INFLUENCE, POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL, OR INWHAT-
EVER FORM 1T MAY be ATTEMPTED. CAN SCARCE
LY WITHHOLD MYSELF FROM JOINING IN THE WISH
OF SILAs DEANE-' THAT THERE WERE AN OCEAN
OF FIRE BETWEEN THIS AND THE OLD WORLD =
Jefferson
g Whether successful not succeeding generations
shall kno,p that zoe understood Rights and Lber
ties, and were neither AFRAID nor ashamed to assert
or maintain them and that ,ce ourselves may hare
at least this consolation IN chains, that Das mol
through our neglect thai this People were enslared."-
Instructions of the People Of Lexington to their Re-
representatives. in the General Court OF Mass. l772.
The native American., 1840-09-26

under The provisions Of this law shall be again as
sessable for any other reservoir.
EDM. HANLY,
President ofiMe Board Of Common Council
Oh. w. G0LDSBOROUGH,
President of The Board Of .lidernrn.
Approved September 0, 1910.
w. w. SEATON. Mayor
The native American., 1840-09-26
REMOVAL.

THE OFFICE OF THE NATIVE AMERI-
i CAN has been removed from street to Penn.
syvania avenue, few doors East of the Railroad
Depot. Communications for the upper part Of the
CITY left in the Postoffice will be attended to-
Sept s. JOSEPH ETTER.
The native American., 1840-09-26

CONGRESS WATERBURY received from the
- Springs in quarts and pints at eB
Sept. 49, TODD'S Drug Store.
The native American., 1840-09-26

We should be glad to hear of Gen. John
G. Howard, Of Connecticut, if he is yet in
"ihe land of the living" either personally
or through his friends.
The native American., 1840-09-26
GonTER TESy

COMMENCING SATURDAY SEP TENDER
26, (THIS DAY,) AND ENDING SATUR-
DAY, OCT.3 1910.
The native American., 1840-09-26

yXjM. NoELL, VENETIAN BLIND MAKER,
wv Penn apenue, bttlceen ii and l2th Streets
fs,o doors east Of hs City Post 0fiee-Respeciul.
" informs the Public that he is ready toexecue at
the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable
terms, all work in his line Of business.
Work made up TO order in all shapes and colors,
suitable for offices, halls hotels and dwellings, Tor
cash or city acceptancrs.
He solicits Public patronage.
N. b. Old Blinds repaired and reprinted.
sept 1875
The native American., 1840-09-26

AN ACT making an appropriation for repairing
the bridge across the canal at Twelfth street west
BE Heaacted, &c., That the sum of three hundred
and fifty dollars, or SO much thereof as may be
necessary, be, and the is hereby appropriated
out of any money 10 the credit Of the general fund
not otherwise Appropriated for the purpose of re,
pairing In substantial manner the bridge across
the canal at Twelfth street west
Approved, Sept. 8 1910.