Indiana American, Volume 8, Number 37, Brookville, Franklin County, 11 September 1840 — Page 1
D AM A AEtnm DBJ1CDAM OUR COUNTRY OCR COUNTRYMNtERBST AND OTR COUNTRY' FRIENDS. ivc.F-c,ARKSorv BROOKV1LLE, FRATVItXlIV COUNTY, INDIANA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 1, 1840. VOL. Till. Io. 37.
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O.N LOW SPIRITS.
. is a certain state of the mind accom
' . i : u-tiomin Mio crro toct
iJ by inaigcainjii, . b Ji.. Un,mi ids slightest rounds, and
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.art consequences imagined. Ancient roedii -i.m mDDOsed this disease to be confined to
nirticolar regions of the abdomen, technical-
tilled brpocnonuna, - 1. uh side of that cavity, whence comes the
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'me hypwhondriasas.
StXTTOXS- -I he common curjiurcai ajaiems are ,tii'acy in the stomach or bowels, acrid eructa- ... naamndic Dains and often an ut-
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inability of fixing the attention upon any suotf importance orcngtg.ng in any thing that
nds v ,grr or couragv-
I -.j kvHM irritaoie. uiuusuuui. wuuuiu,
Lelincholy and dejectefl, accorapamea aj a wiai ; and Healthy man
t, omnt of the nervous system, i ne mental
tJin .nd peculiar train of ideas that haunt the;
Lo infioiti diversity. The wisest and best of men
as open to this amicuoa as me western. Caress. A sedentary life of any kind, espeeialMrere study, protracted to a late hour in the rht and rarely relieved by social intercourse or
L.r.-;a a dissolute habit, great excess in eating
. . . . s
ai drinking, immouer.ate use oi inercurv, vioienx
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aurratives, tue suppression m wine uauuuai uio-
with others, which it is not essential to intimae JOSEPH BROWNE. City and County of New York, ss. Joseph Hrowne, Williamsborah. Lons Island.
being duly sworn, did depose and say that the facts as set forth in the within statement, to which he has subscribed his name, are just and true. JOSEPH BROWNE, Hatband of the Hannah Browne. Sworn before me this 4th dav of January, 1837. PETER PINCKNEY, Com of Deeds.
Another recent test of the unrivaled virtue of
Dr. Wm. Evans Medicines. Dyspepsia, Ten Tears' Standing. Mr. J. M'Kenzie, 116, Stanton
street, was afflicted with the above complaint for 10 years, which incapacitated him at intervals, for
the period of six years, in attending to his business,
restored to perfect health under the salutary treat
ment of Dr. Wm. Evans.
The Symptoms were A sense of distension and oppression after eating, distressing pain in the pit
of the stomach, nausea, impaired appetite, giddi
ness, palpitation of the heart, great debility and
emaciation, depression of spinte, disturbed rest, sometimes a bilious vonvting and pain in the right
side and extreme degree of languor and famtness;
any endeavor to pursue his business causing im mediate exhaustion and weariness.'
JHr. .VcKenzie it daily attending to hit butinett, and none of tho above symptoms have occurred
since he used the medicine. He is now a strong
ROAD LAW.
said clerk shall ndd o said list the amount of
road tax charred on each ftnn-rpsidpnt tract
AN ACT Lf arti in fill It fin notvicAp'j A.4wi
To amend an act entitled uan act rtlatin r to V ;ja h -JL. Turu " -
jmbltcroads and highways, approved Februa- road tax does not amount to twelve eenls.
said clerk shall not be required to add such
person s tax to the list aforesaid.
re
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He resorted to mvriads of rem-
The mental ! edies. but thev were all ineffectual. He is wil
ling to give any information to the amicted respecting the inestimable benefit rendered to him by the use or Dr. Wm. Evans medicine. An Extraordinary and Remarkable Cure.
Mrs. Marv Dillon. Williamsburffh,- corner of
Fourth and North streets, completely restored to health by the treatment of Dr. Wm. Evans, 100
Cbesnut street.
The symptoms of the distressing case were as rJlna-c- Tntal Inaa nf anntite. nklnitation of the
nre. fas the obstruction of the menses) or more it... rt nr .l tn,lnn with immh
tapwtant orjans within tha abdomen is frequent I spa8modic affection of the rauscles, difficulty of
tme. breathing, giddiness, languor, lassitude, great de-TttATvexT.-The principal objects of treatment ! pression of spirits, with a fear of some impending
into remove indigestion, strengthen the body , and j evil, a sensation of fluttering in the pit of the
stomach, irregular transient pains in oinerent
parts, great euaciation, with other symptoms of
extreme debility. The above case was pronounced hopeless by three of the most eminent physicians, and the dissolution
of the patient awaited by her fnenos, which may
be authenticated by the physicians who were in at
tendance. She has given her cheerful permission lo publish the above facts, and will also gladly give
any information to any inquiring mind. MARY DILLON
DvsrEPSia atio Hvpochi iori&cism. Interes
ting case-t-Mr. William Salmon, Green street,
nliven the spirits, which may be promoted by ex
miss, early hours, regular meals, pleasant con-; wsation; the bowels (if costive) should ba careSiUy rs-mlated by the occasional use of a mild aperient, te know nothing better adapted to this end, than Dr. Wm. Evans Aperient Pills; being mild tad certaia in their operation. The bowels being tnce cleansed bis inestimable Camomile Pills, which are tonic, anodyne, and anti-spasmodic) are
4i infallible remedy, and without dispute have
proved s great blessing to the numerous public j gome physicians have recommended a free use mercury, but it should not be resorted to: in tnaij cues it greatly aggravates the symptoms. HIGHLY IMPORTANT. Nervous disease, liver complaint, dyspepsia, fclioos diaeases, piles, consumption, coughs, colds, sitting of blood, pain in the chest and side, ulcers,
above third. Philadelphia, afflicted for several years
with the following distressing symptoms; Sick
ness at the stomach, bead-ache, dizziness, palpitation of the heart, impaired appetite and weakness
of the extremities, emaciation and general debility
feaiale weakness, mercariii diseases, and all cases pi 6turbed rest, a sense of pressure and weight at cf hrpochittdriacisin, low spirits, palpitation of! the stomach after eating, nightmare, great mental
the heart, nervous irritability, nervsis weakness,!
flour albus, seminal weakness, indigestion, loss of j
appetite, heart burn, general debility, bodily -weakness, chlorosis or green sickness, flatulency, treterical faintings, hysterics, headaches, hiccup, tickness night mare, rheumatism, afctbma, tic do lwrenx?,cramp, spasmodic affections, and those vha are victims to that most excrutiating disorder, ovt, will find relief from their sufferings by a
esdrse of Dr. m. hvans medicine.
despondency, severe flyin? pains in the chest , back
a id sides, costi veness, a dislike Tor society, or con venation, involuntary sighing and weeping, lan
guor and lassitude upon the least exercise.
Mr. Salmon had applied to the most eminent
physicians who considered it beyond the power of
medicine to restore him to health; however as his
affliction had reduced him to a very deplorable con
dition. and bavin? been recommended by a rela
live of bis to make a trial of Dr. Wm. Evans' med
Also, nausear vomiting, pains in the side, limbs.! icine, he with difficulty repaired to the office and
kead, stomach or back, dimness or contusion of procureu a pacaage.io men, nusj u . .it in tha inK;d 1trnBt flnakM nf ed for bis restoration to life, health and friends
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beat and chi'mess, tremors, watcbmgs, agitation, now enjoying an iuc oieMg
aaxietv. bad dreams, spasms
ParKciu Orncs, 100 Chatham st. New York. Trs Fokiowixe Irtbrcstiro and Astosishho Facts, are among the num rous Cures perfcrmed bv the use of Dr. Wm. Evans Medicines.
Principal Office, 100 Chatham etreet, New York.
wkere th Doctor may be consulted, personally or f letter, (pot paid) from any part of the United Statee, &c. Persons requiring medicines and adtit?, oinst enclose a Bank Aote, or Order. CERTIFICATES. More (wlu3ive Proofs of the extraordiuary cffcacy of Dr. Wm. Evans celebrated Camomile and Aperient Anti-Bilious Pills, in aleviating afflicted Jankind. Mr. Robert Cameron. 101 Bowery. Disease, Chroni'. Dysentarv, or Bloody Flux.
Symptoms, unusuai flatulency in the bowels.se-' vere griping, frequent inclination to go to stool, tenesmus, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, frequency of poise, and a frequent discharge of a peculiarly fetid matter, mixed with blood, great debility, sense of burning heat, with an intolerable
bearing down or the parts. Mr. Cameron is enjoying perfect health, and returned his sincere
thanks for the extraordinary benefit he had recei-ed.-Asthma. Three Tear. Stan ding. Mr. Robert llonroe, Schuylkill, afilictod with the above dis
tressing malady. Symptoms, great languor, flatu-
Persona desirous of further information, will be
satisfied in evcrv particular as to this astoniehin
case at Dr. Wm. Evans' medicine office, 100 Chat
ham bt N. Y.
A severe case of Piles cured at 100 Chatham st
Mr. Daniel Spanninjr of Shrewsbury, Eden lown
New Jersey, was eeverely afflicted with Piles for
more than 20 years. Had had recourse to uieu
cines of almost every description, also the advise of several eminent physicians, but never found the
slightest relief from any souice wnatsoever unt
he called on Dr Evans, of UK) Chatham street.
Y and procured some medicine from him, which he
found immediate relief, and subsequently a perfect
cure
ney, disturbed rest, nervous head-ache, difficulty
i Breathing, tightness and stricture across the breaat dizziness, nervous iritability and reetlessss could not lie in a horizontal position without tbs sensation of imaendinir suffocation, oatnltation
af the heart, distressing cough costi veness, pain of
iaa stomach, drowsiness, great debility, and defi-
aiency of the nervous energy. Mr. R. Monroe fare op every thought of recovery, and dire despair tt oa the countenance of ever? person interested
in his existence or happiness, till by accident he ticed in a public paper some cures effected by Dr. Wm. Evans'Medicine in his complaint, which
sauced him to purchase a package of the Pills aich resulted incompletely removing every symptom of his dinM. lie viahpi In uf Kit mnlii
" this declaration is, that those afflicted with the same OT ant avmntnme similar In ttmaA fmm wrhik
it happily restored, may likewise leceive the
inestimable benefit. Liter Coxplaist; Ten Tears Standing. Mrs.
Uanah Browne, wife of Joseph Browne, north
Jtb s:. near Second street, Williamsburg , afItcted fcr the last ten years with Liver Complaint,
;-wrea io health through tb treatment of Dr.
" m. fc.Tann. Rvmntnmt? ftahitiiai ranlinat!nn
fjhe bowels, total loss of appetite, excruciating Pju of the epigastric region, great depression o
-"iu, imguor and otber symptoms of extreme de 'uitf, disturbed sleep, inordinate flow of the men
. pain in the right side, could not lie oa her left Hi ?ll,out n ggravation of the pain, urine high
Toa, with other symptoms indicating great de '"rement of th rnnr4:nn. .p.,,.
Mrs. Browne was attended by three of the first
wc"aag, but received no relief from their mediAiU Mt. Browne procured some of Dr. Wm
wrmtartle preparatioma, which e&ctually
. m-rv se djatrefsiiif tysptoms
A letter from Mr Sheldon P Gilbert to Dr Wm
Evans, proprietor of the celebrated Camomile PillsDear Sir Had the immortal Cowper known the medical qualities of the Camomile plant, he, as well as thousands since, (besides myself) would have experienced its wonderful effects on the nervous
system. The public utility of Cowper was blighted in the bad. thronrrh the natural effect of his ner
vous debility upon the mental powers, which made it necessary for him to seek relief beneath the rural shade, but the ralm retreat gave his physical
nature no repose. If some one then had known
the secret of concentrating the medical virtues of
Camomile, the discoverer would have been immor
talized with poetic zeal as the beuefactor oteui-
erinff men.
l he above lines were promptcu irom me eacc
have exDerienced from Dr. Wm. Evans Camo
mile Pills. Yours, with esteem,
SHELDON O. GILBEKT. Durham, Green eounty, NY.
Price 75 cents a oackasre. which contains a hot
tla of Camomile Pills and a box of Aperient Pills.
Dr Wm Evans Camomile and Family Aparient
Pills for sale at his principal office, 100 Chatham
st NY.
Princinal ITestera Office. 47 Green st Louisville
Kv. where Dt Evans celebrated medicine can be
had wholesale and retail, and southern and western
agents can be supplied.
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Cadtior. lit Wm IS vans win not oe respon
ibla for the genuineness of the Camomile Pills an
leaa thev are bouirht of Dr Evana' advertifl
agents. There ta one a sent in every county pa
Buy of none but agents, as many druggests who re otherwise respectable, have imposed upon the
invalid bv sellinr a spurious article, ir noiesaie
dras-f iate are not Dr. Kvans' agenu; uereiore re
spectable dealers in the country ought not to get ' . . m R . . it. -
rv 17. IS38.
APPROVED FEBRUARY 34, 1S10
Sec. I. Be it enacted by the General AssemA Sec. 6. That in case any person shall
bly of the Slate of Indiana, That if any per- move from one road district to another, who son or persons through whose land anv State h prior to such removal, performed the or county road mar be laid out, shall feel in- whole or any part of the labor required of him
jured thereby, such person cr persons may by this act or the net to which this is ana.
maice rompiifint tnereol to the board doing menamenr, or in oiner respects has pau me county business, at any time between the sen- whole or any part of the amount aforesaid, in sion of the board at which the report of said lieu of such labor, and shall produce a oertifi-
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runu is mnuc, anu me secona a ay oi tneir next 1 rnie oi ine smuc irom tne supervisor oi me slated session; and the said board shall ap- proper district, mch certificate shall operate
point three dis:nterrs'rd fietholdcrs of complete discharge lor the amount there the county, whose duty it shall be, after hav- n specified.
ing taken an oath or alhrmalion to discharge aec Ana should any person remove
their duty faithfully and impartially, to mo from one district to another at aforesrid,with
ceed and view said road the whole distance I ou being able to produce the certificate
the road may have been located through the required; it shall be the duty of the supervisor
premises of the complainant, or complainants, t compel such person to perform the same and assess and determine how much less valu-1 tmount of labor that he would have been
ble the land or premises of the said complain- compelled to perform, had he been a resident ant or complainants has been or will be ren- of the district at the commencement of the
dered, by the opening of said road: and they year: I'rovided nothing herein contained shall shall report the same in writing to the board uC 80 construed as to authorize any supervi-
aoing county business, at their next meeting SOT ' CHit oul "J person io perioral road la-
inereaiter; and if said board shali be satisfied Dor inai occomes an innauiiant nt ms road that the amount so assessed and determined district after the first day of November in each
be just and reasonable, and that said mad year, if such person has emigrated directly will in their opinion, be of sufficient impor- from any other State. tance to the public to iustifv the payment of See. 8. That the boards doing county bus-
the damages by the county, they shall order ines9 in lhe several counties in this State, be, the same to be paid the petilionei or petition- an Ibej hereby authorized and required ers from the county treasury; but if in the to make to supervisors of public roadu and opinion of the viewers the said road is net of highways, in their respective counties, for sufficient importance lo the public, to justify their services as supervisors, an allowance at the payment of ths damages by the county, the rate of seventy -five cents per diem, taking
they snail o report, and said board shall re- hio consiuerauon on iy sucn services as mey fuse to establish the same a public highway, shall necessarily hive performed over and unless the damages and expenses are paid by above what may have been required of them, the persons petitioning for 6aid road. Or if had they not have been suporvisors of the pubthe viewers believe the complainant or com- 'c roads and 'highways; which compensation a- - . a . . ;i t a a a
plainants will sustain no damage by the open- snaii ie paiu out oi ine routiiy treasury. Ana
ingot such road, t he v shall so report, and the Ma ooaras areaiso nereoy required to make
complainant or complainants shall pay all the 9n"ld allowance to supervisors for services renexpenses of such review. dtred during the past year.
Sec, 2 That it shall be the duty of every ec. . .1 he boards doing county business
supervisor to order out every person in his shall, at the same time they make a levy of district, subject tolabor on roads and high- 'xes for county purposes, alsofix the per ctn-
ways lor personal privileges, to work two days J lum necessary to oe levied lor road purposes, between the fifteenth dav of May nd the which shall not be less than five cents, nor
first day of Julj annually; and he shall also more than twenty cents on the hundred dol-
require an persona resiaent in ms aistrici, toi u n I'lvprnj umue wxuuie
work out all ihe road tax on them severally ",v te revenue laws now in force, to be assessed, before the first dav of October annu-wo'ked out or collected in the manner pre-
ally, on the public roads and highways within scribed by this act, and the act to which this-
his district; and if any such resident, being l,s n" amendment.
personally warned by the supervisor, or by) ec. iu. henever a vacancy shall occur.
leaving a written notice at his place of abode, irom any cause whatever, in the onice of suor by someperssm under the direction of the penisor in any road district; on beinginform-
supervisor, by whom such warning can be ed thereof, it shall be the unly of the board
proven, shall refuse or neglect, having had at Itoing county business when in session, and
least three days' notice, to attend by himself the duty of '.heir clerk in vacation, to appoint or substitute, to the acceptance of the super- some suitable person to fill such vacancy until
visor, on the day and at the place and time the next annual election. directed by the supervisor; or having atten-1 Sec. 11. Whoever shnllohstructjany high
deJ, shall refuse to obey the directions of the I way. or shall fill up or place any obstruction
supervisor, or shall spend the time in idleness nfany kind whatever, in any ditch construeor inattention to the duties assigned him; ev- ted for conducting the water along or from ery such delinquent shall forfeit nnd pay for any highway, shall forfeit and pay for eery
car h day he shall so refuse or neglect to at- such ottence, any sum not exceeding ten dol
tend, or for any of the ouences above specified, the sum of one dollar and twenty five cents, to be re overed and expended in the manner prescribed in the art to which this is an amendment: Provided. however, that such
supervisor shall receive as a commutation for every such delinquency as aforesaid the mm of arventy five cent?, if the same be paid or
tendered at any time before suit is brought
for the recovery thereof.
Sec. J. 1 hat the proviso to the thirty-ninth section of the act to which this is an amend
ment, is hereby so amended that supervisors
shall not have power to call out the hands al
lotted them exceeding twice the amount of
the personal and road tax provided for by this
act, ana me aci io wnicji tins is an amenu-
mcnt. except as herein otherwise expressly
provided.
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Sec. 4. In ail cases where any roaa or roads, in any road district, shall become im
passable by the fa'ling oftimber, the washing away or distraction of bridges, or from any
other cause whatever, it shall be the duty of
the supervisor of the district, on being informed thereof, forthwith to order out a sufficient number of the bands in his district, to place such road or roads in passable repair; and if
there should be no road labor due Irom the persons called out, it shall be fthe duty of the
supervisor to give each person a certificate of
the amount ol services ny mm so renuerea,
and such certificate shall operate at a complete discharge for so much labor as it may call for, in whosesoever possession the same mav be. And in all cases contemplated by
this section, one day's notice shall be deemed
and taken to be a lawful notice. Sec. 5. It shall be the duty of each super
, visor lo furnish the dark of his county, on or before the twentieth day of June annually, a
I complete list of the individals liable to pay m I . . . ,. . . i :"..:
vacation shall be desired in more than one
county, a like notice shall be gived in each;
and the athdavit of any peison or persons
endorsed on such petition, by any officer le
gally authorized to take the same-setling forth that such petition contains the r qulsite numa
ber ol signers, as above required, and that the
notice has been given as herein prescribed.
shall be deemed and taken to be sufficient ev. idence of the legality of such petition.
sec. Id. All acts and parts cf nc's coming
within the purview of this act, or controveiiing any of its provisions be, and the swic are hereby repealed.
I his act lobe in force from and after its publication.
a anuriona article of them, but write for the genu
ine to 100 Chatham street, n x , wnere me raw , in ilia ra.A district, particularly specifying
are manufactured and sold wholesale. General I . . ,hll Amnn nf real estate in his
-hae i f Mti.mli. k w. .
Principal office of the United States, 100, Chat.
ham st New York.
Cabtioh! Entered according to act oCongrt
to avoid impotition. of counterfeiter be litre thai
the label exprttttt that it hat oeen enterea, ana oe
fUttaeiM particular xn parcnanngjnm mc
lar Agent. (ySe list of Agents. P4r-8ee ether advertisements in this . paptr
district; whereupon the clerk? shall make out a list of the road tax assessed on each person in such supervisor's districtad deliver to the maid supervisor, whose duty it 6hall be to have
the same woraeu out on tne roaai ana pusuc
hiffhwavs.or collected according to law.
And forkhe purpose of giving non-residents
aa opportunity to work out their road tax,
l.irs.
Src. 12. In t very case where a highwav
snau oeiaia our, ana ine same has been, or
shall be encroached upon by fences erected
by nny occupant of the land by or througl
which such highway runs, the supervisor of( the district shall order such fe nce to be removed,? that such highways mar be ol the
breadth originally intendeJ,and shall also give notice in writing to the occupant of the land.
to remove such fence or fences within sixty days; and every such notice shall specify the
breadth ol the road originally intended, the
extent oi the encroachment, and the place or
places in which the same may be: Provided.
houevcr no ,piron shall be required to move
any lence under the above provisions, except
between the first day of .November and hrst
day of April in each year; and, Provided fur' fArr, That if such occupant has erected his or
her tence or fences prior to the location of
such road or highwav, nnd shall make no
claim for damages to the board doing county
business, it shall be the duty of (he supervisor to give such occupant so removing any fence from the limits of any new road so located a
credit for one day's work on his liability to i i. e -A j. -i '
worn on runas, ior every any necessarily em ployed in making such removal.
Sec. 13. Should any such person, after having been duly notified, as provided for
in the foregoing section, fail, refuse, or' neg
lect to remove any such fence or fences, with
in the time required ; it shall bo the duty o luch supervisor, to cause the same to be re
moved io the lame manner that other obstruc
tions to roads are required to be removed.
Sec. 14. Applications to the legislature for location, change or vacation, of any State
road, shall be made by petition, signed by at least twenty four freeholders in each county in which sucb lscation, change or vacation is desired, (twelve of whom shall be of the im
mediate vicinity) specifying the proposed be
ginning, course ana . termination thereof.
LOOK AHEAD! Peopi.b of America Look Ahead! Seek counsel of the future, and act for the good of yourselves, your children, and your countiy.lf you re-elect Martin Van Buren to the Presidency, what do you gain by itt ;WiII he promote any one of the gnnt interests upon the success of which the prosperity of the
country depends? Planters and Farmers, Loos Ahevd! Think you that the policy pursued by Mr Van Buren, if preserved in, will tend to furnish to the cultivators of the soil a just rew-.rd f,r their untiring labors! Is it to promote your interests that the price of Cotton, tol creo, a heat, flour, wool, and the stalled x is reduced to one half of what It was two years KgoWill it benefit vou to reduce the pricrs of what you sell to 'the standard cf prices which prevail in hard mmey Governments?"' Laborers, Workings" n. Look Ahead! '
Can you gain by the re-election of Martin Van Buren? His doctiine. as put forth and .
enforced by his party friends, is, that itegts in this country are too Iiieh, that lohcrers hio Im
irell paid, that prices should be reduced tc ;n equality with prices in those countris where, by hard labor, men e;rn from five to eight pence a day. American fieemen, if this be your belief, vote to continue power in the hands of the present Executive. Mechanics, 1 aiok Ahed! If power be continued in the hands that now wield it,what are your prospects? With a deranged cur
rency, prostrate credit, and wrecK oi an
healthful enterprise, will the promulgation of
an edict lor the '-collection, sale-keeping, and disbursement of Ihe public moneys" call forth
the busy hum of industry in our streets, or
bring into action the dormant energies ol the
American arlizan ?
The oeeat truth cnvolved bv Mr. Van
Buren in the course of four years' Administration is, that uthe People expect too much
of the Government;" and the cjret keasfrb
he has proposed to lo meet the exigency of embarrassment into which the People have
fallen h, to collect, and in ins own manner to
heip and pay azcay their money. Verily, he
lias taught t'lem that they have not much lo except from him.
Merchants and Traders. T ook Ahead! And if you trade on borrowed capital,beware: Mr Van Buren follows in the footsteps of him who declared that all such ought to break. In submitting himself as a candidate for reelection, Mr. Van Buren specially demands the judgment of the country upon his past measures and course of policy. If these, affecting your Interest, have been wise and
proper, gire him the toumenamce ol your
names nnd the weight of veur influence.
Mev of Business, in every dep vktsient
of active life.Look Afieai.! What will be your prospect if the present incumbent he
re-elected? lvtamine the past, reiicct. Jn
1837, when Gen. Jrkon surrendered the Government into the hands of his successor, he declared the country to be prosperous and happy. He had, indeed, planted the setds
of that hitter mm we are now reaping but it
was reserved for him who followed to water and mature the plant. The country was then
free from dent, business wasactive, and a gen
eral properilv wa4 admitted to prevail. How
is it now? Ihe government are millions in
debt. They denounce paper money and sat
isfy their creditors with Treasury nctes.
Property of every description is depreciated.
industry paralizcd, and business at a stand.
These icsultsgrow cut ol Ine measire ol the Government, and they are but the first frails of that policy which Mr. Van B-iren is pledged to earry out. Men of business. Friend or tour . Country, Look Ahe.d! and consider seriously the interests which are involved in the the event of the contest which is now in progress, nnd ask yourselves whether they can be promoted by the re-election of Martin Van Buren ! XaL InL -
Election en New York. The election in New York takes place on the 2d, 3d and 4th of November, except in the city and county of New York, the city of Brooklin, and tho town of Burnswick, L I. where the election u to be-held on Wednesday, the 4tb of November. There is to be chosen a Governor, Lieutenant Governor, forty-two electors of President and Vice President, forty members of the 27th and one member o." the 38th Con
gress, the latter lo supply the vacancy in the
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shall be iriven bv written adv-rlisements. eleventlv district, composed of Saratoga and
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posted up in three or more of Ihe most public
places in the vicinity of such proposed location, change or vacation, at least twenty days
prior to the time of forwarding su.h petition,
and where such proposed location, change or
Schenectady counties, caused by the death of Anson Brown.) and eight State Senators
to fill the scats vacated by the expiration of the term qf service of eight members. ; . k Baltimore Patriot