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The native American., 1838-07-07

- SCARLET FEvER.--Tt is we'll known to oul
readers that this terrible disease has been preva
lent of late, and that some Of its forms are very
malignant scarcely affording hope of recovery.
The throat being the principal seat of the diseases
1t is of the utmost importance that it be early at
tended to- Among all the applications recon
mended. we have observed none, more efficacious
than the following old fashioned gargfe which
was very successfulin our family, where the fever
assumed its malignant type.
The gargle is composed of strong decoction
of sage mixed with honey and alum; with this the
throat is to be washed every half hour if the
strength of the patient will admit at the same
time making use very freely of spirits of ofturpen-
tine externally After the bowels are freely
evacuated if there should be much dclirium
mustard to the sole of the foot and washing the
hands and forhead with camphor will give i'm.
mediate relief.--Lacasfer Jour.
The native American., 1838-07-07
For sale at ToDD's Drug store.
June %.

r UMBER AND WOOD.-The undersigned. dealer
L in Lumber and Wood has his yard on 18th street,
canal bridge, where he inends Keeping good
sortment which will be sold good terms and al as fair
prices as at any other yards He respectfully socits
share Of public patronage.
He has also several honses an9 lots and Hnimproved
lots which he will sell on good terms
Ulysses WARD.
Washington, June %, 1888.
WASHINGTON WHITE II tAD MANUFAcTO-
wv RY.-The subscriber havie got has Lead Works
into successful operation, is now prepared to furnish
White Lead either dry or ground OIL in quantities to-
suit purchasers
Orders from distance will be h}nkitly received and
the subscriber pledges himself to nnsta good article at
the eastern prices, and in any quantities
June 23--6t JeHN PURDY.
4 1ABINET AND CHAIR FACTOtY on Louisiana
~ Avenue, between Sixth and Sevrfh streets, nme-
diatey north Of the Bank OF Washingto The snbscri
Der will keep constantly hand for sac good assort
ment of Cabinet Furniture, Fancy md Windsor Chairs Of
his own manufacture; and like"ise an assortment OF
Parlor and Nursery Arm Cnairs, direct from Boston,
which will be sold low TO-, cash; on accommodating
terms, for approved paper.
Ms- Old furniture taken in exchange for new.
good assortment of Mahogany will constantly be
kept on hand and sold low for cash
| funerals attended to upon moderate terms.
| Nav 19-- JAMES WILLIAMS.
The native American., 1838-07-07
no NATIVE AMERICANS THRoUeHoUT THE COUNTRY:

TO NATIVE AMERICANS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY:
FsloW- Citizens: am directed, by the President and
Council of the Native American Association of the United
States at Washington City, to invite you to form in the
different counties and cities of the several States auxiliary
Native Associations 10 be united with us in this
am also instructed to call your attention to the
sity of authorizing committee of such Of those societies
as may be formed to prepare in your name, memorials
to Congress; to be presented at the early part Of the
suing session. praying for repeal Of the laws of natural
izaon.
Your fellow -conntryman,
...a e HENRY J. BRENT, a
Corresponding Sec'ry. Of The NatiOe .am.
.Assoculion ofMe U. s., Wash. City.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01
VOL w.


Noehce Co country SuDsorHoorss
Hereafter whenever any country subscription 10 the
Herald, reaches fortnight Of its close, subscribers
will receive their papers, done sp IN yeoD oraPpers
This plan is adopted in order to give our patrons, IN
the country, notice. either to thsr subscription
by fresh remittance, to expect il to cease At tine
close of the period for which it had been paid. Sub
scrbers, will, therefore understand, after this notice.
what is mcant by receiving their papers done up in
ysilsD loropping paper.
BY this method we furnish individual Subscribers
with proper notice. without putting them TO the ex-
psnse of postage, and thus shave Amos Kendall, by
way of requita for his shaving often subscr-
beis. The fashionable morals of the present day,
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Cabinet
are to cheat as much as you can 30 that the law
does not reach you. do not practice on this prnc-
pie to any extent, except when have dealings with
the Ktchen-and on such occasions it is adopted
purely in self defenceif you don't shave you'll get
shaved. Every day am receiving letters complain
ing that the Herald has failed. when, at the same
time, know full we'll that it is regularly mailed
Why these complaints7 Because msny of Amos's
sub treasurers will be looking into the Herald to
the hneaments of their master accurately depicted
They read, laugh but forget put the Herald into its
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them favor-as
personal favor to ineto try to be as honest they
can. know they have precious little of that article
bat precious little is better than none.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

nOCrON SEARS would mos, respectfully announce
Ann During the years past his practice In this CT
~ and the country has greatly ncressed and
ion Angina Pscprs and other Chronic affections which had
resisted The use Ordinary have been greatly relieved
that regards his moral and religious permit
Ted % s B' and s d. :.
saluary effects of his be his Office,
and cases In this city similar TO The one related below
The Rev Mr. Stow author of letter to Dr. Sears, wbct
M Mo U." Pa The letter. ased Nay Il isss
Doctor Sears Dear SRA few days after wrote TO you In
socae your assistance her synptsms became dec
dsdy alarming so much 50 tina, called council pnys
gave understand that was hepeiess Her cough
her sxpecloraon Her the drop
and The increase OF the drepsy the other hand Impaired
mutual they were huryng her last to the tomb Al
her cough continued sixteen hours wh ut interm
norphae few Gays after your medicine arrived and
was Immediately administered with the most happy effects
Her dropsy cough together and LEFT her but
tho skeleton Of what she In health she has be,
me To her dorsc concerns and with exception
weakness enjoys comfortable health She as one raised
than God for bis to family feel myself under
also you invaluable her
OF gratitude and most highly DO we value yeur ti those
disirsssng ccwp.iHc w,h Which Mrs stow ~ss'o dreadful
'"''e'' i''''' TiaoTHY STOW
ANGINA PECToRIs-Is prominent aud charactersue
the stomach sesded with pain breast but
% The en- s and dr. sgS 9ss s RI
subject are sometimes awakened with sense OF sufoca
SresS and he heart on ~siias fast or
fight Of stairs These symptoms not constant and
a. 1 no" su
nj, sdcd with ecuiar and alarming
and eften proving fatal whea apparent good health en-
has bad much experience in the eamen, Of this
and has ben successful In many cases which has re-
sisted all ordinary means anlo ows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

nW- JOHNSON Is consulted sonfd.ntially at his effce
~ No. ~ Dnsns street. between Chstham and William
following diseases Conoubma. s's-sss Chancres
Structures Semps Weakness and the diseases arts
ing from venercs poison improper Dr. JohBSoa
engages affection In three days.
The most inveerae In proporuonste time, without
the OF debtstirg njudicious medicine
uon from business Persons enusng themselves u Or John
dose themselves with certainly efsucees IN
the aggravated scroluous Sores liberated legs
he speedily healed Strangers would do well by giving Dr..
johnson call, certsr preventive may be made against
the Of foregoing diseases Which has fail
ed when used within twenty hours er exposure Let
post aid and enclosing Fee have the
diclnc, and drecions for iis use, orw arded.
Attendance from A. M 10 III night Dr. Jshsson has
moved To 10 Chambers street. aui.ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

The THAMES TgSEEL-Mr. Walker, the celebrated
engineer has, the Instance Of the Government made
a report that great national work. the Thames Tsn-
mel He is decidedly opinion that itwould be impru-
dent carry the excavation farther without adopting
some plan for giving greater solidy the bottom Of tho
river, between the Middesex shore and the point which
the shield has reached. The ground under this
part of the river is compressed Of materials loose that
il would be an incalculable expense. we'll dan
gerous experiment. proceed further with the shied,
under present circumstances. Mr. Walker recon-
mends that Of piles should be driven into the
bed Of the river each side Of the line Of tho
tunnel that the tops of the piles shall be high -
the tide low water and that the space between the
rows, after having been emptied Of the silt. sand &c.
shallbe filled with clay Acensidersble time mast the.
be allowed for sold6ea,ion, after which the work may
be resumed with every prospect of success Tho ak
pense Of the piling Mr.. Walker estimates at fl0oOo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

rsav Broadxay- must be apparent to all aa there y
erctua OF teaching practical kno~learc OF bsok.
Keeping, hut BY conducting the pupil through variety o.
business by his making the entries ~ each as "
occurs becoung familiar with the secesnt books from
actual use be imagined thst buy lng AID selling
merchandise the that take place business
The course Of Instruction which TO the pupil NOR
tbao hundred dereR business transactions, eaen 81 which
subject Of remark conversation nRd study de
rdeaIy coarse OF practice hch result IN good know
rdre Of Book keeping Rooms open day evening Fro
sn@rtu with terms be bad 81 the Rooms. where the
werks may be purchased. The student
operas conducts Closes and reopcns set OF part
rersbn accounts he becomes familiar with the various &C
coun books from actual references with trial balances
balance sheets various calculations Ia kqoaon 81
rsymspts pscoun, and Interest," Exchange Insurance. nc
rnesn do,,s The charge Cor the complete course Of In
nssion sssonery &C included The course not finished
the student has acqured good practical
bookkeeping; ID which effect Cerheates are given sr sp
attention. -
Mcr.fsl. HyisnsA cf lessons 10 writing = pre-
pared, which wdi fail IN efectre improvement
q. q. MARsHs WORKS !.
The Science 81 Dopbie-E Bookkeeping slmpnneu
standard wors In IT, seventh edition. Eu psgrs
~. This book introduced into NE New to.r raons
schoes preference - other on the SUBJECT
tees 81 ibis ln.tninr, well known, compose s""e o' h
The Ar, o. sloge knsy hespsg improved by TIE
Introduction Of the Proof o. Hslanns $50 pages ocavo-
70 cents
ga Lecture the study cf socs keeprg, With Balance
sheet" neat pamphlet - pages - mot price seer,s p.,
snee copy an25 eodim' u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01
From oar Evening Edition. I


THE HEATH OF NEW ORLrARs-oxe ~ spe cssss AZ
Ysos FsUev.-we are indebted to osr friends Of tho
New Orleans Bulletin for slip from that city, under
date Of the 22d August from which we copy the follow
ing:
Where the lives Of hundreds are at stake IL wo~d
be wicked and inhamsn prevarcate or TO hide the
real facts by reacherous silence On this subject the
truth be published The press that refuses 70 lift
its warning voice. and is dsb when danger s Nigh be-
trays its patrons who expect from that source correct
information on all subjects appertainsg to the public
veal. Under these impressions Of the responsibility
devolvng upon public journals the subjoined state
made Of what believe be the condition
Of New Orleans to health Up TO the present time.
cur city may be pronounced free from any epidemic
and exempt from disease generally as any city Of the
same size in the United States
The summer has, throughout, been remarkably cool
and pleasant much So be the subject Of remark
and congratuatioa among citizens. But hsw long
our population is to be thus favored tell We
ourselves have very little apprehension Of epidemic.
so far has been reported only three Of yellow
fever made their appearance in the city during the pre-
sent month-two in the hospital Of Doctor McFarlanc
and one in the Charity Hospital.
All of these originated the Levee and considering
the habits Of the people to be found in that quarter
their exposure the no, and all kinds Of weather.
that the mortality has been so limited. The weather
fer few days past assumed very favorable aspect
Refreshing showers fall almost daily and balmy breexes
blew constantly from the South Taking therefore all
these things into consideration, hesitate to con-
trasict the runners circulating atthe North which
presents New Orleuns as siekly a prey to yellow
fever"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

rstESCOTTS STATES IhS r
BLACKING Is admitted by all who have proved H. 10 De
decidedly the best article offered the pubc beisg
maRuactured in oil does like most backing iure The
her but the contrary ard soens Whole
deaers particularly requested 10 call ard examine
A1Ove article and ss y themselves that rrescotps BLACK
lug must take precg den Ne any other now E
lSt Because il poss, conservative qualities.
I'd It's easy application
Sd II improves atLei than Is impaired by age.
4lh II will polish with oil or allow-ans lastly, Is
perfection In backing hitherto unat,ained
Manu- acured and for sale 80 Water street, New York
Also by J. w. Clark, Buffalo. Orders s9icitcd au9-Sm
Important 70 MilIiners. Country Merchants
and the Ladies I'm general.
J CARL KING, the well knswn and celebrated First
Premium Tuscan nd Hat Manufacturer to her MsJes
ty, Victoria Queer Of England respectfully nforns the La
dies New York vicny aud the public generally that
he has wholesale business and has entirely
given two Of his retail naely 1854 Broadway and
% 6o~ery but he will have always hand an
elegant large assortment Of superior qeay most sshsns
bly, Florence Tuscan and English
Straw Hats his residence, No. W Dvoa ST. by the slage
hat very reasonable price, Mliaers and Country Mer-
chants will always nd yenera and of superior
fabric the wholesale price OF Legborns Florence Bads
Tuscan and Engh Straw by tho dozen nj his
Wholesale Warehouse, No II Madca Lane, stairs on as
reasonable terms any house Ia the city.
NJ D. lie will Keep asa elegant assortment OF the most
fashionable French Flowers and Paris bbon by the sox or
set. al a very reasonable price. ySl-Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

IFrsm the New orleans Picsy uns OF April 20
nISEAsk-Ai the earac,t request OF Mr.. l.. H. =,
~ OF the Parish OF Ascension La give publicity TO the
following np,ei
Messrs MISUNDERSTANDING tia duty which eve TO my
fellow well Mr.. LIZ agent for Hunters Red
Drop, your city, beg that you will allow state that
after having bseR sorey ssd dangerously afflicted with
disease and aer having tried various prescriptions In
vss III months have been fully and perfectly cured by
taking this invaluable mcdciRe very short time; nnd
would sincerely recommend all who be suffering In
similar manner.
sul3lms Respectfully, &c, l. H. =.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

II HUNTEWS kkD DKOP-This medicine y The result o.
sge Of close application study and permen
OF the most celebrated medical gentlemen IN this disease ever
known, whose writing this class Of diseases
book for medical wrer since treating the subject
and which arc nearly out Of print one copy Of which still
taken Of In the library ct Pennsylvania Hospitals the
cep obtained In Europe IS by the
usurer Of IT, whe has used In his practice since, until
ves Of philanthropy that made public the price always
remain atone dollar bottle TO be within the reach Of
the unfortunate someof the ntsigcn unbiased
physicians hsvsg given hrepesied trials have adopted the
their practice Of Its being
eemplshed The werld IA challenged To furnish medisne
certsa safe, and expeditions In the exlirpaon OF VI
Disease every habit constitution and situation, without
restrictions whatever the Invaluable Hunters
Red Drop Every vial genuine will have the written sIgos
turr Of u LEvIsON OF whom no obtained privaelya
5 Division street. the only place In New York. suis linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

THE MoRNoSs AGAIN MAKING Wharf.-The ST. Louis,
Missouri, Gazette of the l7th contains the ollowing
under date OF Buffalo City, Missouri, Aug. 1lth.
"A disturbance has broken out in Caldwell county,
have not heard the particulars but it is stated hero
that Smith is going round with company Of from oae
hundred to one hundred and fifty men, headed by Ly-
While, for the purpose of getting those persons
who do not belong to their Church sign paper pro-
missing not to modest them am told that they compel
those 10 sign who not willing. Adeputston has isfi
the civil authority If they do do So is the nten
ton of The Militia Of this county GO and bring them
in. So say persons that attended at Richmond More
of il by the next mail"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01
61,,3S |l3>,)e
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" This Invaluable medicine has, unaidea by pufery or
patronage xsn RICH epsston solely IN consequence Of
h. foe - Is. human race Consumption or II radical
" curing, IN more advanced stage rs coneomanu colds
aamaatoy affections Of the shest and lungs offered to the
psss a. - the classes Under cs 70 ss
rabe the sence OF such complaints calls impera
~ oygeroon remove tser birth those which, Il
uneheckes eveuste in serious disease and such
ss Paesrs Hosey Of verwort 10 the whaling efficacy Of
which, testimony q .be mos. convincing shsrseer endered
sneed is Sea.scs ,eeis have voIuntsy authorised I've
proprietor 70 thsm say sufferer escape rem
In ali cases Of dcsy in breathing, caused BY innamns
ton ss sss and pesr source Of r.. ~ oSs
rating as II does, plesssaty yet eaeetusly.
wboopng cough, Ic h i the only eral- remedyssd IN
~ s I nsoss
motto Of Plurbus ueum ncn ths sesss 81 unity IRON
csrnts -h peculiar proprey be applied 70 the Pecio
Fo @o sse BY jams D. NowILI sol. proprietor corner
= o u sS MeKs.se. 1 Co, las Made. Lane.
r. Mihau, Ia3 Broadway.
Adsmssn 4 Cna 500 Broadway. sra Bewery.
5smrs IS.o soLnsi eoSnsr of Pear sns oss Sta
IT. 'Hlbbard 7ss Bowery.
AL, s9s Hg,. so.a.t e."a corner Il Norsos :,
Dr. Rioodseod, ccrper Of Allan and Rivington su
slseroys Powers BrookIys, LII
. r. Jones, Jsmsle. L !,
Henry Rowles 4 Co, Albany.
w. BRISTOL Utica, ~. N.
n. " swan, Rochester.
Luther Ksily n Co, Genevs, MI
y. n Phillips Nswburg.
Jro Csrpenier, Sing Sing.
seymour Dickinson, Hartford, Cona
David MITCHELL New Haven.
Nc. Thornton, ~, New Bedford, Mass
Roberts a Atkinsoa, BALTIMORE.
N. \. Hsker, Charleston \. q.
J. hunrevilc, Boston. -. -.
ont Il bears The prupretor's signature.
liberal dscoust we'd TO druggists and country dealers
an 77.fms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

nAHIS TOOTH PASTE-An elegant and highly
W approved Dep,rifce.-
To give peariy Wilderness 10 the teeth.
r eshance the charms ard beauty If the mepth,
And add fragrant w ectRcss to the breath.
II attainment lang devcuty wished,
Though ne'er till row effectively achieved.
The Orrs Tooth Paste happily insures
Thls mssh desired result viii NJ use.
With premp'ness and high satisfaction. prove.
THK ORRls TOOTH PASTE. while nj be.nrnes the
teeth, removing and prevensing every appearance %
tartar and giving y them clear and pesry whiscre IN
proves the color o. the Ups ana rus gives sdducns
beauty 70 The test snsses Of the mou,h-by is
properties greatly tendsta preserve the tech rom decay
and rsse imprs that peculiar fragrant sweetness 70 ne
breath Cor which The orr Roots Justly srd extensively
celebrated. For sale vht lcs.e ssd rctriiby
N. G. HART No 10 nrosdwsy,
sai-y cerssr Of courslandss s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01
V,RUT III sCORNs ALI KIND OF QUIv

rV,RUT III SCORNs ALL KIND OF QUIv-
il OCATION-ltis FIVE years since Lsvisoas (Hiun.
ters Red Drop first made pobc and out Of the thou
sands OF has failed whcr. the directions have
attended which simple. Haadrsds Of nators
and coupterete have sprung up but onves all their bsse
attempts II provesitsef daily To be the only prompt and
and innocent who are opposed 10 all
kinds OF advertised medicise, and Obliged as last re-
H. acknowledge, after In eases spending
hundreds OF dollars III per VIAL Eury one will have the
sig nature OF u Levisnn whom Ne obtained privately
and confdenaIy s times ats Division suis ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

ANOTHER STEAM Boat AccIDENT-The mail boat
Post Boy from Louisville for Cincinnati. sunk We'd
nesday at o'clock 90 miles above Louisville. A plank
was brohen in in crossing Grass Flats and she immedi
ately filled on coming into deeper She run
ashore and secured without injury any loss of
quence The paper mail was partially wet. Letters
all kept dry.-Cincinnati Gaz dug IS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01
IxrHnnPING COUGH 80, cesvusve COUGH, Inter

yVHooPIrG Cough lis ccayulslve cough, Inter.
w ruptes by full and sonoreus nspwsoon, riunng IN
sts and uuay terminated by yomiiag or sxoectornOn
The appears Be ysed ms,,sr Of pnegm lodged N
sxpsctcra,sa with great difficulty usually comes on with
oppression 81 breahag some thirst, tome fever and sss
ceedca bv and In about fortnight the cough u
pscusr SQUAD named wHocr such the Nature 81 this
dsossr which has produced mourning IN mary hsppt
house BY carving on youag mueh heoved mcmher Of
the family. Aremesy Tor this nsress a Dr. ThtLoNs
Balsam of Lverwoas al us nowerv, witch the propri-
beg Won ray m. AUS 3ldhIw