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The native American., 1840-11-21

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New orlfaLs. entitled the WEEKLY NATIVE
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EQUALIZATION Laws, and the diffusion OF Local
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he repeal OF the naturalization laws and the i'm
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now become subject OF great increasing interest
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The native American., 1840-11-21

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The native American., 1840-11-21

RAISING OF BLOOD This disease is easily
cured by the proper medicine. Mr.. Ncwbury 266
Bowery, used 10 aise blood in large quantities, both
by day and night; besides this, he had a severe
cough and pain il his breast yet after using every
other medicine, lie cured by DR.. Taylor. Bal.
sam tf Liveru"lt. This man is a cartman and
let all others vi cannot afford TO be Idle follow his
example, if they sick. and use this medicine. 1t
will restore diseased lungs and liver in very short
time Remember, the genuine medicine is sold at
375 Bowery.
ApriI lS-6m
The native American., 1840-11-21
Western Hotel, CORTLAND street, N. Y.

LIVER COMPLAINT AND COUGH!-Hay.
ing taken violent cold, which tiled on nv lungs
and liver producing severe cough and pan. in The
side and shoulder, which was SO severe at times l
could scarcely turn over in bed, was gradually
wasting away, and weary even Of my life NV
cough was very distressing and being accompanied
WIN nausea loss of appetite, debility, and other
distressing symptoms, my sutferings was extreme.
Finding no benefit from any medicine, nor from nv
physicicns, got bottle Of DR.. Taylor's Balsam
of Liverwort, which soon made NE well and able
TO attend to my business.
The native American., 1840-11-21
GEUKGE YOUNG,
Druggist, 376 Fulton street, BROOKLYN,

COUGH, PAIN In THE SIDE AND CHEST
CUkED!-Having Tor long time been distressed
with pain in the side and chest, accountant
ed with a dry cough, was induced, uron the ur
gent solicitation Of a iiehd, 10 Try Dr. Tayior's
balsam 81 Liverwort, and must say this medicine
has answered its purpose admiralty. My distress
was produced by severe hurt, and was so great
that II was with difficulty could swallow my food
Indeed, am satisfied this disease must have termi
mated in consumption, or some fatal disease, had I
not been cured by this judicious medicine. To all
who seek to proong their lives, would advise the
use of DR. Tayor's Balsarn of Liverwort.
JAMES COWAN, 1926 Bowery.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-28
NORTHEASTERN BOUNDARY.

The question between tho United States
and Great Britain in relation TO the North
Eastern Boundary seems. for time, to have
absorbed every other considerations We feel
that the question is one of grea, importance,
and one that merits the most serious attention
81 the Executive and of Congress And We
trust tha, II will receive that attention from
both which Will ensure a speedy ard saiisfac-
tory adjustment. And we venture to say that
the English Government has found or will
soon find that we shall not be wheedled out
Of our rights or our territory by any show Of
J0tn Buliism that they will discover, that
however we may he divided upon other sub
jects, that there will be nothing to hope from
our divisions on this, and finding their buster
UNDECIDED by us, will soon find some pretext
for doing us justice And we believe this ques-
ton will be settled wit .oul bloodshed, unless
Maine, from over anxiety, shall commit some
act Of provoca,on; which however we do not
much fear>
We say this is topic of importance, and Of
50 much Importance that we arc not without
ieai that the attention OF the people will be
diverted from other questions of, at least. e.
quail importance. Let not the question of the
boundary so absorb our..thought S, asto lead US
10 forget the reckless attack of the party in
power, upod the Constitution and laws, in rela-
ton to the New Jersey election. For this is
an infringement upon our inherent rights from
which we have more TO fear, than from the
hostility Of England, or the whole of Europe
combined. For this disregard 10 the Consi-
tuition and laws, if not checked in the very be-
ginning, will result in the utter destruction of
the fair fabric of our liberties. We repeat the
warning. Let not the sounded alarm of i'm
pending war, divert our most watchful atien-
ton from the open or secret attacks of our in
ternal enemy, upon the constitution and laws
of the land.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-28

Rcsoirod, That the enthusiasm with which
the nomination 81 Gen. Harrison, The Sfaies-
man, the Pa riot, the Hero and the HONEST
NAN. has been received from ono extremity
Of The Union 90 the other. while II strongly IL
lnsir1 es the noble disinierestedness Of pur.
pose and exalted patriotism which animated
TIE Harrisburg convention, AZ the same time
furnishes the most nconicsiiblo evidence that
"Old TIP is about to add another. 30 the long
list OF brilliant victories which distinguish his
name.
Retolrcd, That the haaiiious attacks upon
Tie honor and reputation of an old and gallant
soldier who has dcvo,ed his best days TO tie
settire and defence of his country, are made
IN direct contradiction Of the written history of
The land, lis struggles and its iriumphs. and
might, and would, TO suhserve the base inter-
esis Of desperate faction, be made. with like
proprieiy. upon the ilusrious Washington and
the other heroes and statesmen of our revolu-
,ion--and il not repudoled and spurned, by
the voice of an insultcd and indignant people,
will tend TO throw dishonorable doubt upon
the glorious annals OF our country. and render
our name hy-word among the nations
Resolred. That the schemes Of the govern
ment in matters of finance, have resulted in
giving Us, instead of what was promised, hard
money, most particularly hard times.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-28

W r the subscribers being apponiec by the
w hon the probate court for tb. district of
Rniand commissioners TO receive, examine and
adjns, all claims and demands of al. persons a.
gains, the estate of
NANCY BULL,
late OF DANNY. in sad district, licensed, repre-.
srn'ed ins went, and ~ al claim. rra J-mands
exhibited in otis''t thereto aud So u.on,hs from
the ~ day Of March inst, being L.l0w,c By said
court Tor that purpose, We do IT,. core hereby
give notice that We will attend the business If
our said appointment, a, the dwelling huuse OF
Joseph Bull in Danby, n the last .Hondays Of
Jun and July next, IRON . o'ci ok A N until
. click r. NJ. on trch of saia dav.
SENECA SMITH, D.,
EDWARD VAIL. Oomh'Ssions
Danny, March -, 1910. I6-Is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-28
STEAMBOAT NORTH AMERICA,

rlday morning, April IL, 1910.
Messrs. Editors-Whon will these abuses
and lmposltions upon tho travelling public
ceaso' How many more lives must he sac
riiced upon the altar of the foolish and wick
ed ambition of rival steamboat cumpaniesl
These inquiries are suggested 10y the mmi-
nent peril which the writer, among others. on
board the steamboat Albany and this boat
have just escaped. These boats left Albany
in company, at o'clock, and immediately
commenced a trial Of their speed The Alba
ny "had the start" and continued ahead un-
Ill we were below Hudson--the North Amer
lea in the mean time being close in our
wake, sometimes within fifteen or 90 feet.
At length she came alonside, but she had
hardly got our wake. when the shaft of the
Albany gave out Had this accident occur
ed five minutes sooner, the probability is, that
both boats would have been sunk. | zee no
possibility that the Albany could have esca-
ped. with boat of the size and power OF the
y. A. under her stern at the distance of only
a few feet, and going at speed of Is or 90
miles per hour.
If the value of boat is TO he increased by
a replt ltlol for safety, it certainly cannot be-
by such a reclessnoss and disregrd of human
life. Are Il ere not dangers suiii cicnt con
nected with travelling in steamboats, without
adding to them, by the shameless end incX-
cusiblc practice OF facingl In regard to this
evil, the season has opened very unpropiil-
ously as far as the boats on the Hudson Ri
yer are concerned. viii not the press sneak
ou,' Rest assured that unless something is
done,-unless the public significantly dis
coun,enance this crying abuse,-wc shall
soon hear of shocking disasters, perhaps our
selves he the sufferers. Yours respectfully
Jour- of Com
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-28

Aj h the subscribers being appointed by the
w huu. the probate court fur tn. district ot
Rutland, commissioners 10 receive, Examine and
adjust all claims and demands ot all persons a
gdinst the estate of
JOSEPH TOWER,
late 81 Ira, in SAID district, d, ceased represented
tnssiteni and 81 all claims and denande cxbib.
usd in offset Thereto: and SIX months from the
9th day OF March last b'ing allowed by said court
Tor thit purpose, We do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend 10 the business 81 our
sad appointment al the dwelling house If Joseph
Tower, in Ira on the list Fridays Of Jun. and
September next, from o. clock until 9 clock
p. ~. on each OF said days
CHAP.uAN CIDDiNGS, Comm.
WHILE MAR I'm, is.ioners.
Ira, April q, 1910
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-28
STATE OF vrpvoxr -

d. ,iet Of R"is"1 !. Bitr".-l T ,S., !,
special probate court boldrn At Rul,nd w,,h,n
ana inr the district the 23d day 1T Ami. A
ID $50 Present WIN lisu. Judge
"hrfras samuel Noble and Clsrissa Ballard
administrators nf tho estate Of
JEfFRY BALLARD,
"f ~ i'nm"u'h, ~ said district d~crased, have
made applea'inn :" sad court for an extension
"i the time or payment IF The debt. due ,tnm M.
estate at the SAID drcrasrd ..uuc year from the
3hh day of Nav, next
IL ordered, That said application stand for
hearing hcinrr this court al session thereof To- be
hold N On thu ~ Monday. bring The 18th dpy Of
way nts', ana that publication of a copy oi this
..'"r three weeks snccps~ively in the Rntl nd
'",alh' printed st Rutland. Ms s''on NAV be
sh"H be- sufficient notice 10 oil concerned to M.
pear and object thereto Il they see cause. true
copy oi record
u ~ HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-28
PENNSYLvANIA.-on

PENNSYLNANIA-On the 10th inst.
just as the legislature of Pennsylvania wer,
about 10 adjourn sine die apreelbly 10 a iolnt
resolution Of the two Houses. they received
4 Message from Governor Porter, notifying
the members TO convene in an Extra Session
on the following day. Rsason,-;hey had
made no provision for the interest due, or 10
heroine due, on the State debt, before the
next regular meeting Of the Legs allure, nor
for certain other expenditures Of indispeasa-
bic necessity.
Coming n the moment when the hon. mem
bers were thinking OF their hats, such a Mes
SAGE must have awakened some of those sin
desrribabIe sensations" which agiiaie the bn-
som Of a sleek dandy when a Sheriff taps his
shoulder ins, as he IS going on without pay
ing his bill.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-28
THE FRESHET.

The Providence Herald of last evening gives
the following melancholy particulars attending
the storm of Sunday, in that neighborhood:-
Terrible Disaster We had Yesterday, and
last night, tremendous fall Of rain, attended
with a heavy gale Of wind from the south
We have heard. however, of no damage by
them in the city, but in the neighborng town
of Johnston, the effects OF the freshct have been
truly awful.
About O'Clock, this morning, the waters
had become so much swollen in the vicinity of
the manufacturing village known by the name
of Simmonsvilc, and belonging to James +.
Simmons, Esq. of Johnson, that the cmbank-
mcn's of the reservoir gave way, and the water
Immediately burst forth with tremendous power
and mpe;uosiiy. Three or four horses, we
learn were carried Off 10y the flood, and num-
Der of lives lost; how many, it is as yet been
impossible to ascertain amid the confusion Of
the dreadful scene; but the person who came
to Olncysvile this forenoon, for the Coroner,
siys that not less than nine, and perhaps as
many as twenty,
Besides the houses already swept away, sew
eral others were surrounded by the water
when we last heard from the scene of disaster.
and il was feared they would also 20, and that
more lives might sill be lost.
The stream below continued 10 swell and
roll on with fearful rapidity, up TO our last &C
counts. The bridge near Sprague's establish
ments nj or-ncar what is called Monkey Town,
has been swept away, and great fears are enter
tanned for the safety ofmills, and on the stream
This is the most terrible disaster by flood, tina,
has ever ocuned in this State.
Postscript. Half past II o'clock, A. NJ n
gentleman directly from the spot gives US the
following particulars.
The dams was carried away, together with
two dwelling houses, the factory. a store, and
psrtof a prist mill. The number of potson,s
swept away with them. about thirty tx ofwhom
have been found alive, and six dead-,he re
mainder are missing. Two or three houses
are still surrounded by water, and the persons
in them, without any possibility Of any one
getting at them, or rendering them aid
Later. One O'Clock, p. m. We learn from
person, directly from the scene of the disls-
ter, that nineteen of the bodies Of the unlortu-
nate sufferers had been found.
2PM. We have report ofOnc more dead
body found-mlking twenty!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-28
THE UNION OF THE CANADAS.
London, march OH,

London, march 9th.
As the London Packet does not ailuntll the
9Th, enclose my letter intended To have been
forwardcf by her. The union of the Canadas
occupied the attention of the House of COM
mons last evening. o1t previously to Lord John
kusselIs making his statement, he appeared
at the bar OF the House with a message from
the Crown. 1t ranas follows
Her majesty having taken into her most
era ious consideration the Importance of the
services rendered by the Right Hon. John
Lord Scaton, late Lieutenant Governor Of Up
per and Lower Canada, and being DESTROYS OF
showing signal mark of her Royal favor to
the said Jonn Lord Seaton, and his two next
male heirs, recommends TO the II Iuse the ad-
option OF such me tsures as may be necessary
20 accomplish that object"
his Is highly ilaiteIing TO Sir John Col
borne. The House agreed to talks the m s.
sage into consideration on the eth.
journal Commerce
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-28
LONE OF COUNTRY.

We are credibly informed that some genu-
Loco Focos of the frs, water, have re =
lily been transported from town on the
! side OF the mountains, TO Middletown in
) county, for the purpose ofsecuring ifpos-
'e loco focn representative in the fall
inhabitants Of Middletown will doubtless
| rery grateful for this peculiar regard for
p interests and rights. And who would
remember with gratitude such disinierest-
|eaoF's, such genuine love Of country; such
oeneYolence. We trust that this partic-
'''oT viii not lie los, upon Mildlc,own,
'ha' they will remember il at the ensuing
loh.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-28

We shall oxpec, tina, no ordinary business
will be suffered 10 dc,ain men a, home, who
love their country, and who arc determined 10
defend their hest interests against executive
encroaohmcn,s. and the usurpatons of The
reckless party in power We hopc 10 see the
people rise in their strength and with the
means vet in their hands, the 5aloi-5or. effec-
tdally put down the rciguing dyuasiy-so cf.
feriually pa, it down, tia, its like shall never
rise again in the land.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-28
L. ). House Of Representatives
New jersey.

\ We recollect rightly, we some weeks
p Promised to publish the two reports in
case Of the two sets OF claimants to seats
% New Jersey in the House of Reprcsen-
YES But one occurrence and another in.
Posing, they have been deferred. The
a Report will be made soon by the Com.
Elections, so we conclude 10 waive the
blcanon OF the two former in favor OF that
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-28

STATE OF vERMoNT,IIpE il remem.
District OF Fsirhavrn,ss ( - bered thu,
stated probate court he AT the probate court in
Casileinn in said distinct
tr-sen, Hon ALN0N WARNER, Judge
Whereas, the widow and hr,ts of the estate of
JES Il TRYON,
late 81 Granville IN the county ni Washington
n have made appl cation To this court for H.,
rense 10 sell The real INSTEAD Of personal estate
situate in the State of Vermont
Ih-rei"r-. all cone rned sr- hereby notified 70
appear before said court tie 2nd "Wednesday
ot Nav Eext, ard show cause IL any they have,
why -sid license sh,.nfa granted
BF. LANGDON Register.
Cosllr'op. April iSh. lao. I6-i5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-28
COUNTY CONVENTION.

''Ah to-day the call the Wing Coun-
''''''''iee ior Convention to be holden a,
-,a' On Wednesday, the 81 day Of June
=" oolec' Cor which this Convention
- - 'omake a nomination Tor Senators
:" s.so he proper occasion for the
- Hq'land county fully to express their
- and feelings in relation to the doincs
\ '''''aen' and has party in Congress
~ ''oS forward 70 this meeting with
.,s''s'--and shall expect with the fol-
,lshcs' that every town in the county
10y and nunsrOusly represented
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-28

ave amused al the various shifts of the
"''eA democrats 20 conceal their chagrin
-fP'enehsion Of coming retribution, in
4 f'en'e Of the enthusiasm manifested by
y ue whole people in favor OF Harrison.
anl Reiom. The Green Mountain
L comes out with long TRADE about the
my Convention, its Federal President,
'sleHf officers Bank Directors, Law
.o Merchants just rs ifthcy numbered
's-e''hs's among their leading mea from
'fes'leai down TO the lowest officer IN
'e government. We should suppose
~ 'Ae language used, tina, in the view of the
' ''h rails 1t was highly criminal 10 be
'A Director Lawyer, or merchant -
would have MS believe that there is no
desperate characters in their whole ranks
f'derai''i, Bank Director, Lawyer or
'4l'' o' even mechanic who possesses
property or Character Butifthis SORT
-A'eung affords the poor fellows any con-
Va IA u'e midst OF their troubles, Ear be
- Vs. 10 wish 10 deprive them of such
comfort.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-28
sTATE OF vERMoNT,l TIE probate

STATE OF VERMONT THE probate
District of FsirhaveD, 50. ( i court Tor the
district al lIrhaven to- oil persons 10 whom these
presents shall come, Greeting.
Earl Cushrnan guardian OF Mary =. Eliza F.
and Harriet N. Cushman, minor h-rsof Roxana
Cushman late Of Orwell IN said district deceased,
having represented 10 tins cnuri that il will be
conducive To the Interests Of his wards to sell
tirir interest IN the rev-rsion oi the widows dow.
er in the estate of Joseph Warner late of Sudbu.
ry DECREASED. and having prtitIoned for license to
SCI the SANE, il is hereby orde ed that said pc
titon be- heard AT The probate Office IN CasIeion
on the 2nd "Wednesday IN Nay next, and that no.
tlcr ih-rr"i b. gwen by publishing this order in
the Ruiland Herald printed at Rutland two weeks
succ--slvey the last al sad publications to h. not
less than weeks previous To SAID day Given
Inder my hand at Casletpn, this 18th day Of a.
prlI 1910. JG-l7 A. WARNER Judge