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The native American., 1838-11-03
From the Southern .4griculturiSt.
EFF1NGHAM COUNTY, Geo. Feb. 10, lS3

EFFINGHAM COUNTY, Geo. Feb. 10, 1889.
Mr. Editor: In your last September number,
81 saw a communication relative to the sun flow
er, and as You seem willing to gather up the
fragments, that nothing be lost" take the lber-
ty Of saying, that | have been in the habit Of
planting the sun flower number of years, to linn
tied extent
There are several fences, which lead from my
yard fence to the surrounding woods, the weeds
and grass growing up Ill the fence corners, formed
ready ways for snakes to visit the yard. Tc
prevent this, the hoe is used to keep these ways
clean, and so prevent the temptation to their Vi
sits. Now, while all this operation is going on
have two hills of sun flowers growing in every
fence corner; two stalks Tor say three FOUR in
hill, planted early in the spring. About the
time that my long forage gives out, these begin to
bloom. AS the blossoms begin to appear, cut
them off about foot from the ground, and give
to my horses, which they eat readily-leaves,
buds, stocks, and all. This consider very
wholesome, as well as nutritious food. Thus the
ground that has to be kept clean to prevent un.
welcome vislers, is made in the meantime to
yield proftably. "..". ~
If, in your judgment, you think proper to intro
duce this scrap to the company of your more
useful communications, it is at your service.
, A SMALL GOSHEN FARMER.
The sun flower is not only valuable as proven
der for cattle, and feed for poultry, but as me-
dicine A tea made of it, and sweetened with
honey, is quite good, if not better, than that
made of flaxseed, in catarrhal affections. We are
not acquainted with the average weight of the
seed Of the sun flower; in readings we have seen
it affirmed, they yield almost half their weight in
oil, and it is stated, that the oil burns as well as
the best sperm, with the exception of forming
slight crust around the top of the wick. We won
der not little more general attention is not given
to the cultivation ola plant, available for so many
economical and useful purposes.-Editor S. .4g.
The native American., 1838-11-03
n A TIONAL BAN N Z II l..

Forever float that Standard Sheet!
Where breathes the Toe but falls before us:
With Freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And Freedoms Banner streaming DER us.
The native American., 1838-11-03
EORG SWEENY.

NJ TOTARY PUBLIC, Conveyancer and General Agent,
! Y has removed TO the Office Of the Fremen's lnsu-
rance Company Pennsylvania Avenue, opposite Browns
Hotel. July IS.
The native American., 1838-11-03

GAITIN VtSTlNGS, CLOTH PADDlNGS, sc
- For Merchant Taiors We have 10 day opened
10 pieces six-quarter Super Scarlet Paddings,
do English Satin Vestings,
so do. Fig. Silk vestings. ....
80 do. Cotton Secla
Aug. IS. BRADLEY & CATLETT.
The native American., 1838-11-03

rance Company pennsylvania Avenue, opposite brown
Hotel. July 2e.
n EW AND SEASONABLE DRY GooDS.-We
have just received from the North, and otter for sale
store opposite Centre Market between 18th and sth
Streets very extensive assortment of fashionable and
eIlselected Fancy and Staple Dry Goods consisting in
part of the following goods, viz:
20 pieces Black Mattroni Lustring
80 do. Black and Blue-blac Rept Silks
100 do. Light Colored do. do.
go do. Rich Figured Light do.
Is do. Black and Blue black Bombasins
20 do Rich Figured Shalleys, splendid
Rich Mousseaine de Laine, in dress patterns
5 cases Dark Fall Prints, rich patterns
bales Flannels, assorted qualities
5pieces Super Welch Fannels
/ case Linen Cambrcs
l do Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs
30 dozen French Kid Gloves, light and dark
Black and Blue black Plain and Ribbed Silk Hose
White English Silk Hose
20 pieces Rich Be,ings
40 Rich Plaid Shawls
30 do Cashmere Shawls
Is dark Thibet do. embroidered
rs Figured Thibet do
Ladies' Fancy Silk Cravats
cases French Merinos
] DO. English do.
? do. Canton FIannels, hleached and brown
ID pieces Plaid Swiss Book Mus!ns
case Fine Cambria Dimy
40 pieces Curtain Muslns
go do. White Cambrics
POO POO dozen Spool cottons, coarse numbers
100 pieces Narrow Thread Edgng
so do. Wide do Lace
Black Lace Wells, a good assortmsnt
200 Corded Skirts
10 pieces I2-4 Linen sheeng
Is do. l04 do. do.
10 do. 6.+ do. do.
cases Long Cloths
80 pieces Casnets,
Which, with great variety of goods make our assert
ment good as any in the District
BRADLEY s CATLETT.
sept. s-st.
| ENO MERCHANT TAILORS.-The attention of the
Il Merchant Taors is respectfully requested to large
assortment Of Goods in their line, which have day
opened, viz.
| 20 pieces ool.dyed Black Cloths
40 do Fancy colored do .. ..... ..
20 do Fashionable Figured Silk Vestings
cases Silk Vrlvets
Gentemen's Lanbswool Shirts and Drawers
Do super Hoskin Gloves
Gumelastc and 3uckskin Braces
Brown Hollands
Coored Cambrcs and Silesias
80 pieces Cassimeres, assorted.
Septs BRADLEY & CATLETT
IRISH LINENS AND COTTON SHIRTINGS-We
i have to-day received ~~ .-:.
200 pieces Irish Linenbe make and pure linen
100 do. English Cotton Shirtings,
200 do American.
BRADLEY s. CATLETT
Aur
The native American., 1838-11-03

I'D this office. N'1'o heauy executed At
The native American., 1838-11-03

4 ktSH LINENS AND COTTON SHIRTINGS.-We
1have to-day received u ,>"a.
200 pieces Irish Linenbest make and pure linen
100 do. English Cotton Shirtings,
200 do. American.
BRADLEY s. CATLETT
Aug.18. ..-
The native American., 1838-11-03

y EW AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.--We
have Just received from the North, and otter for sale
at store opposite Centre Market between 7th and eth
Streets very extensive assortment of fashionable and
well selected Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, consisting in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

AOCCk,S PANACEA-Prepared solely from vere-
table matter by jacob Houck, Balmore-whch may be
taken Win perfect safety by all and in all liz
cures are TOT the following of
petite Indigestion, Inflammation OF the Heart urs
Diarhea, Dysentery or Fux Piles, Fsuia Mse
struaisn Aeue and Fever, Rloss Rement Fever Ty-
plus Fever Scarlet Fever Small Pox Eryspelss or 81 An
thongs Fire Asthma, Peurisy Measles Yellow Fever Cos-
tveness Wind on the Stomach Bowels Cholera Mobus
Consumption Influenza Colds Coughs Infan,natory sore
mouth Ps;rd seTs Throat Group Inflammation Heart
makiag Urine 0eet, Mysteries, and Scroulous AZ
fecons OF the Members and Lgamen ana Vene-
real Diseases Ulcers Sores Affections OF the Skis and all dis
eases arising from Impure Blood &c. Price per bottle n e
Sold by BUSH HiILYER ~r~
a.. r,a,,- =, -. Wholesale Druggists
dew glass kc No 1874 Greenwich street York also bx
DR.; ~ Guioa, corner Bowery and Grand street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

UsEEcEssARY RUDrSEss-One Of the soldiers be
longing to the Washington Guards behaved in a very
rude manner on parade yesterday. He was Stationed
by his officer TO guard the right wing in front Of the
City Hail. and while the croud standing looking
the ceremony of presentation, he suddenly turned
his horse round to the right. and sans esrsnonie'
dashed into the midst of the people, and trampled
eral under the feet Of the horse; great excenen nj
amongst the crowd was the consequence-which came
near ending in riot-the cry Of "husile him ost "
"ru him off," "down with him." &c. &c. &e was
heard on every side for some time.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

PRESENTATION OF CoLoRs.-Severa Of our military
companies paraded our streets yesterday, and half
past o'clock they assembled in front Of the City Hail.
and stand Of colors presented by his Honor the
Mayor, to the 18th Regiment in and very patr
otto speech, which responded to, in behalf of the
company, by Captain Smith. The Washington Greys
Union Rfemen, Jackson Guards. and also the Mont
gomery Guards were present, the soldier like appear
and manly bearing Of these different companies
won them the admiration of many bright eyed las
sie" peeping from the windows Of the different houses
they passed their march the officers of the Guards
deserve the thanks of citizens for their persever
in raising this company-which is an homer alike
10 the name il bears and the colors it unfurls. We
hope their arms viii never be furnished by cowardce
The company is composed of the native as well as
adopted citizen.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26
r.urteenth Ward Inves igation.
- 60. .ar Mornino EdifianLl


W.. S,ok.lv Sworn.--Is q voter In the 18th ward,
- amended there during the election challenger.
wa.pre,ent when Mr.. Knapp up to vote; it was
=. The second day after ID o'clock. The stated
that he had not been in the county six months he had
been to sea about 90 days. He a resident Of the
4th ward previous to his sailing and landed in the 4th
ward the Inspector who acted with Mr.. Suydam said
he had right in the 4h ward but not in the l4th
He said he thought he had right vote there as he
resided at Isl Centre street The arrived home
on the evening OF the first day Of the election and that
was his only residence in the city. The voter then o.
fered his ballot al the poll Of the ih ward and they
told him he must vote where he had slept the night pre-
yions in the 4th ward On the last day sailor offered
his vote who said that he had come IN IRON sea ana
was en in the ward which entitled him to vote and ne
swore his vote in Suydam asked by the challenger
what course the inspectors intended relation
10 adopted citizens and t would be necessary Tor those
bring their papers or whether ihey would al
low hem 10 swear their votes n Suydam said that the
Inspectors would do as they should think proper Lam
bert Suydam would not admit any 10 vote who had
~, ont one PAPER or was not born in the country
no matter whether he in the country before he
was Of age or not. Heard Mr.. Suydam refuse to ad.
minister the oath to the foregoing ground, and
inundated or deferred two other voters, from posit
ing their ballot. One man demanded the oath under
the act of his father and would risk the consequences
Suydam toldhim he would permit him swear. and
rejected the ballast, Witness eorroborated the es,i-
mony of the preceding witnesses in relation 10 the
irregularity of the OATH A well dressed NOT
much troubled get his in, but rough looking
fellow they pressed pretty close.
Dr. Hasbrouck called the of fosr witnesses, by
whom he intended prove the introduction of illegal
voles
Chairman.-We cannot go into the examination of
that questions consider ourselves bou nd by the de-
cision of the inspectors.
The committee overrued the evidence, but admitted
the inquiry to be made The witnesses, however did
answer.
DIR. Hasbrouck stated to the committee that he had
cited number Of witnesses prove irreguary in the
election and in the Of the He wished
compulsory process to compel the attendance Of wit
nesses.
The committee doubted their powers compel the
attendance Of witnesses, but should adjourn the further
investigation of the matter ill the next morning half
past nine
The committee accordingly then adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26
" L n n q A h

nA. JOHNSON Is consuled ceaheestisny a. hls oase
~ No. IL Duane between Chatham and william st
the following diseases, vz:-6oporrh0a, $1,000" Cnaacrts
Scturs Seminal Weakness and the anmeeus ar s.
ing from venerea poison improper treatment D Johnson
engages 10 remove recent Affection two or Gays
and the most nveterae in proportional uhe wnot
the of facilitating Hudicious medicine OF
ton from business Persons enustng
sens desc hemseves with certainty OF success
the most Scroulous sores req
&c. speedily healed Strangers would do well by giving ~
Johnson can certain preventative may De MADE agas
the Diseases which has never an
ed vixen used within twenyfour hours after exposure LEI
dcine, and directions for lsuse forwarded
Attendance from g. A. M TO ii at alght. Dr. Jennseh a
moved from l8 Chambersstreel. my.2-Im"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26
CUTLERY, CuTLERY-The Subscribers have

CUTLERY, CUTLERY-The Subscribers have
~ received and offer for sale reduced prices splendid
assortms a! Of Cuteryvoy balance handle and des
knives with without FORKS in Complete Of 81 pieces
and upwards with fine carvers and scers to
match Also extra fine table cutlery and
mahogany complete; cheese SCOOPS champagne oner
ers ~orkscrews; British ate ibe and desert forks and
spoons butter and hsh knives ladies' all worth
the attention OF persons commencing housekeeping
POCKET CUTLERY-Rodgers and Cookies Celebrated non
and pocket knives In great variety; sportsmen and Cen
gress knives, mounted in gold and silver. -
hAzoRs-Tbe celebrated mathematical razors Rodpers
Elott and smith RaZos coed ed MA.
'S.o'Ae
scIssoRs-Pan and fancy LADIES' cutting Mt lace scissors
PlsTcLs-Of duelng belt, and pocket pistols splendid
NIB Retailers and Stationers supplied as usual at small
adv auce. GRAyEI,EY 4 WRE lKS ''aA
ao0.lm' oAstor Home
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26
NRRIs TOOTH PAsTE--An elegant and highly

" approved DenTihce.-
To give pear whiteness 10 he teeth,
r eahance the charms and beauty nf the mouth,
And add fragrant sweetness 10 the BREATH
Is an attainment long devouty wished,
Though meier till now effectively achieved.
The 0rrs Tooth Paste happily insures
This much desired result, as viii its use,
With promp and high satisfaction, prove
THE ORRIS TOOTH PASTE. while IL beauties the
teeth, removing and preventing every appearance 0
tartar giving them clear and peary whi,enes im
the color Of the lips and gives addona
beauty the ensemble OF the mouthby It's snectnt
properties greatly preserve the teeth from decay
and also mprts that peculiar and fragrant sweetness 10 the
breath for which the orr Root Justly and extensively
celebrated. For sale who esale and retail by
III. c. HART, No IFS Broadway
ABLY OF Courtandts 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

TrsrERASGr FEsIrAL.-some time ago. the North
London Auxiliary to tn, New British sad Poreirn
Temperance Society held heir festival al the CITY Of
London Tavern, which was stended by upwsrds os
$500 friends to teetotalism, at which pri,ed rsa,
was circulated. which stated that por,hern d,.,e,
included 900 human beings; that within H., haaa
daries 300 gin palaces had been erectea upvsrd. 20
goo public houses, and than 300 bee, shon. 7,
also stated that in America there have bees ,oxmed
1000 temperance societies. consisting Of 500 0J0 per,
bers, that 300 distilleries have been stepped lha
1000 merchants have ceased 10 sell spirits and 500
ministers with 1000 churches have subscribed III,
principle Of eetotalism.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

DJ The purchase of Cain's Indian Gallery is about
10 be proposed 10 Congress- expense of from
hsadred to hundred and 6fty thousand dollars
We hope Congress viii have enough MAKE the
purchase.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

nEhTAL sur GER Y and Operative Chemistry
HENRY vILLERs, NJ D. States Dental surgeos, &C kc.
Sole Of The most compositions fer making
TIE sSrsTs nacs O. lou lncsspee
His sicogs Diamond Pearl Teeth and biz ss
Of which he has reserved for his private practice
they ncorrupbe they change their color do
they absorb the saliva juices Of the
they unpleasant fetd Breath They
be supplied from one to entire set TO correspond with
the living teeth. and inserted alter the aes, improved
gives the combined with all the important OBJ
sets Of the art Their different uses in srtisus
having perform unpleasant painsrl Operations
The those ladies and gentlemen who desir
the vacancies caused by the the org
teeth respectfully invited the subscribers human In
eorruphe Teeth likewise to his method and Of set
DR. vers be consulted hs residence 90 Liberty
street, near Broadway.
B-Terms moderate-as in Paris my156wA
THE HAIR! THE HAIR!!-l should invariably
be borne in mind that TO good set Of Teeth the
desirable properly The possession of fine head If
free use Of the VEGETABLE HAIR OIL richly pertumsS
and desirable substitute for the injurious preparations
The advertiser pledges himself f .Sa, the VEGETABLE
HAIR OIL will be ound TO nonrish and g,ben the hair
sse demand for H. las At the low price Of 50 csa per
bottle For sale by H. c. HART, us broadway,
ally corner Of Courtandt st.
"A The Vanilla Compound, Persian Soap continues
enjoy its high reputation the only cosmetic that Will
ss me ssst ans
the wad which. fran It's healing properties great desi
eompsnos %rs Sespan fol sres po,asy .%coS The
sde for shaving csnso, be producing
in fcw seconds fine rich ls,her The patronage re-
has made Il extensively used In Europe
may b. had OF H. C. Hart Broadway aid Court
VIM B. Hons an, sss Broadway; and < M euon, ia Sow.
cry Of Grand Of Henry and Pke and al
Price 50 cents .ssm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26
M GaAGMnnva sMnE TTEkR and m Coon

i DR. GooDwILEs DETERGENT, and DIR. COOP.
MANS PlLLs-A sure and speedy cure for certain deii
diseases. When taken together, the Detergent null
er and Pills as Of the diseased organs
These articles uni versay used that any ng
which in short advertisement would not add 10
their reputation Their popularity may be Judged Of
from the fact that 900 bottles and boxes have been
sold in York. PHILADELPHIA boston and ashingtoH, dur
ing the last year. Tnose that desire may by the
of these medne be entirely cured without the fear Of
exposure
Sold wholesale and retail by M Guion, 1T Bowery.
Of Grant, Of Henry and Pike, and AL Grand
Harris Of Broadway and Chambers ST. and corner
Hudson and North Moore sts; and Wm b. hofman's s.
Broadway at SO per boue and box with ul directions
az ra
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

SOMETHING NEW usDER THE SUM Concert is
advertised Portland by four Sandwich Islanders,
in their native language They Portland in the
whale ship Science.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

70 The Washington Globe admits the election OF
Word to Congress from Mississippi by la majority
Claiborne.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

W The Wings Of Maryland, will hold State Con
yenuon for fixing upos candidate for Governor, At
Baltimore, on Thursday the 9Th Of June next
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

0J The nominston Of Levi Woodbury. to be Chief
Justice Of New Hampshire, confirmed by the
Council on Monday Now Amos and Isaac viii chuckle
FIRST and qsarrel afterwards.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26
PUBLISHED DAILY Nv
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NO. I'll ANN STREET.
1ashNs " hbVGRTIsINg.-Tbe extensive circusuo~
~ W. nshLp both IN town and country, make supewix
-, 49, ros Twelve LIrEs, on lisa
oy' We, days. ~ - days. 81 ~ 10 days, s2g
g: 10 { :: is =: sss u: !.
roR ErsHr LrNEs on LEss
weeks, - - months, ~ %
i month, % months. 1874
" All advertisements be psid before their ssertop
Advertisements inserted In the WEEKLY HrsALs, al ~ -
per square every Insertion
Hossrre HrsALp-ssea every mornins, except surnsyJ
price, two per copy County subscrbsrs furnished -
No paper sent, usess paid IN sdvsnec
EvKrrso HRpALp-issued every snernrn ~ one ococts
Price, per copy County Subscribers Furnished N
the same rre-cssh II sdvsnce.
wErsLy HssALD-isued every Saturday ncvncg ate ~
seckPrice "a cents per copy Furnished crunsrv sui sc
bers st % snnus, In sdvsnce
Coparrorprrrs-sre reevessed sa.r~ss tberetcrsts
J>s 0s-ie~ se~>f, Proprietor srd kshr -rd sniettevs
badness nust - poss pad.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26
uUNTER,s ANTI-lIER CURyAL SYHUp-
IL AND HEALTH RESTORATIYE ~ nersnn ne .nI.r-

hSB HT.fI1 II KES IU1ta ~ TO persons suffer-
ing from the abuse 81 mercury and the eec certain dis
order inperecty cured with Of The disease still
lukpg IN the syse ssp2ng the vitas and the
constitution, this medicine indeed invaluable This aera.
tive and purifier OF the blood is particularly adapted those
afflicted win The syphc mtcurial umatism With
pains the bones sometimes nded with humps naua.
lions tedious ndoent and scroous ulcers broats and
pains In the head dscooaion and euptons Of skin with
falling OF Of the hair attended with debility This
medicine while ceanses and PARTIES the blood eradcane
every particle odease al the time secre
ton aids Digestion and mparts fresh vgor the
whole SYSTEM renovang and restoring broken constitute
ton. when all other remedies Of nc avail.
Sold at HUNTERS Medical Office, No. Division street.
where the unfartunate call exposure Al
so as olows:5s North Sixth Philadelphia; Beaver
ST. Albany; Hanover ST. Boston; M Camp ST. New Orleans
and in Louisville, Ky.
Price 50 per bottle myI5-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

10 The Honorable A. Yell has addressed a letter
70 the people Of Arkansas declining reelection 10
Congress
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

EOR sALE--A counter for soda water, with r,srb,
top, newl sufficiently lsrge to contain two coolers
Also rountsir Cooler and Dr,ugbt Tube together N
two Marble snbs for counter, measuring N lo.s Nv 81
inches wide The shove viii be sold low sppsd fs pne
dately nj No Old mp. nytNf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

~ The French frgate fHercules arrived u NOT
folk on Monday. The Prince de 1on vA'' anu ''"'
IN On Tuesday, for Richmond and Washington.