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The native American., 1838-04-14

..The New York Election is of the great tragico
on;co melo. dramatic arces of the day carried
on. Every body in town, Dick and Harry-Tom from
Tartary-Dick from Dublin, and Harry from Hungary
seems to vote. nights residence in ward Is created
bv Lonf;nr night in Bunk Barrel. In this great
Roro1ghare Of all creation, all creation seems to vote
Hail Columbia! happy land"
The above extract taken from letter Of the regular
York correspondent Of the National Inellgencer Of
yesterday morning. arrested attention as this paper
vas going TO press We confess our indignation IS
reused 10 high pitch by the picture It presents OF ma
t;onal degradation. We speak not here as Wings OF
Democrats; with the political differences that exist be-
tween our citizens as conductors of this Journal have
nothing to do and with which have promised not to
interfere. We shall hold to engagements in thai
respect strictly and the letter We speak as Amer
cnns determined at all hazards far in lies, &c
defend American institutions, American rights and Ame
can honor, from desccraon. Who are those who thus
dare TO encourage ncte and to rally forward this hos
of foreign vagabonds and oafers to the vandal work
demolishing the temple Of American liberty, or ampins
with pollu{ed feet the altars Of political alteration
The traitors are to be found amongst Wings and Democrats
The ralyng cry resounds through the gazees Of boil
nares in the Babyonan cities Both parties there
chargeabe with the dishonor of their country and boti
have Justly incurred the execations of Americans wht
trulv love their country and her priceless liberties Oh
obame shame We care but little which party conqner
in an election; butt at every hazard let the victory b.
Of Americans-won from Americans. We say TO all
keep back the foreign ntruders; let appear at
feast whom the laws have not clothed with the weddn.
garment
The native American., 1838-04-14
DEATHS.

On Wednesday morning, the 10th instant Miss EMILY
c. BRENT, daughter OF Col. VIM. BRENT, and sister to
the editor OF this paper.
On the 10Th instant, Mrs. MARY COOKE, aged 81
years Mrs C. was native of the county of Gloucester,
England but resident of this city for the last
wears of her life
The native American., 1838-04-14

The Southern Literary Messenger for April has been
upon our table for several days. and is beautifully print
ed The selections from Fletcher, by our friend Otis
excellent The article furnished by Maryander is
hold theft from Chautaubriand.
The native American., 1838-04-14

Much has been gosspped lately the subject of Lord
Mebournes frequent visits and dinners with the Queen
and her mother The assertion is, that he, wdower
has made favorable impression upon the Duchess Of
Kent as widow; and f there any thing in the story
il would be singular that Lord Melbourne, as prime
Queen.
The native American., 1838-04-14

ECMMEN DED BY THE FACULTY.
JA Howards Compound Sirup Of Carrageen safs
simple pleasant and eecual remedy for chronic coughs,
asthmas, consumptions, SC.
This Sirup has deservedy acquired great reputation
and the confidence ofphyscians remedy in the cure
of pulmonary diseases. 1t is not offered specific
but will be found generally eectual in the cure of cho
mic coughs, asthmas, SC. and will frequently relieve
obstinate pulmonary diseases.
G When circumstances admit tshould be used under
the direction of a physician.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail at nv Phar-
macy, near Buildings. FLODOARDO HOWARD
Also for sale by S. j. Todd, C. Stot G. s. Farqnhar
and c. Boyle, Washington; G. M Southerou GEORGETOWN
Wm Stabler, and John Sears, Alexandria.
The native American., 1838-04-14

The Bel-Air Madisonian says the workmen on
the canal in the neighborhood of Darlington, have
become so troublesome and riotous, that it has
been deemed necessary to send military force
there to establish order.
The native American., 1838-04-14
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
gzlS gzlla o. gaEi gziisa

TRANSPORTATION DEPOT-Notce is hereby
i given that, in consequence of the impracticaby of
making collections the losses heretofore
taned no merchandise other articles hereafter conveyed
upon the road viii be permitted to be removed from de-
pot until the amount Of freight and charges be paid except
for those merchants who receive large consgnmens and
are in the habit of paying their bills promptly the first
of each month.
The native American., 1838-04-14

SERIOUS CHARGE.-On Saturday last, as we
learn from the Norfolk Herald, breach of the
laws Of Virginia, involving the severest penalty
in her whole criminal code, short of capital pun
ishment, was charged against Capt. Charles Hub
ert, of the British brig Charity. This was no
other than an attempt to abduct, or a permission
OF the attempt, by others, to abduct slave, the
property of a citizen of Norfolk, in the hold OF
the vessel under his command. 1t appears that
the brig had taken in cargo of slaves, and was
on the eve Of departure for Barbadoes, when
some detention was suffered in consequence ol
the desertion of several of the crew. In the eff.
fort to reclaim these, the captain brought himself
under the penalties of the law, by making forcl.
BILE entry into sailors lodging house. An ac-
ton for damages was the consequence of this il
legal step, which the captain compromised by the
payment of $ll2. Meantime the police officers
succeeded in capturing one of the sailors who had
deserted, and this man, on being taken, gave in
formation that runaway slave was secreted on
board the brig. The same information had beer
impaired to the pilot of the vessel by the cook,
free colored many who pointed out his hiding
place, which among the slaves in the hold
and in which the fugitive was found. The negro
was taken thence, and the captain of the brig was
taken into custody and committed to the county
Jail, to stand his trial. The penalties against this
act are particularly severe being, stated by the
Herald, ''frst, fine of $500 recoverable by any
person who will sue for the same; I'd, the value
of the slave, on the action of the owner-in which
action the vessel is liable to attachment, to answer
the verdict of the Jury, no matter to achon, she
belongs; Sd, fine Of ST. SO for the benefit of the
Literary Fund. And lastly, the master Of such
vessel, is liable to prosecution and three years
Imprisonment, if the slave shall be found on board
after the vessel leaves the port, hether he k,aeW
the slape aoas on board or not"
The brig had been placed under attachment, to
await the result Of judicial Observation-Disclosures
Patriot.
The native American., 1838-04-14

Ltells elegant collection Of foreign genius, well known
s the Museum has been received This work deserves
the warmest patronage Of the literary circles.
The native American., 1838-04-14

The Spirit of the Magazines and Annnals a new pub
icaon, issued at $3 year, is excellent and enter
tanning work.
The native American., 1838-04-14
FLODOARDO IIOwARD,S
Improved Compound
FLUID EXTRACT OF S.aRS.AP.aRILL.a

LCID EAL HHCL OT oHhOHTuHILL.d
FOR THE CURE OF
Serofna or Kings Evil, Obstinate eruptions OF the
Chronic Rheumatism, skin
SyPhlitic and Mercural Ucerous Sores,
Diseases, Pains in the Bones,
White SweIngs, General Debility
nd all diseases requiring the aid of Alternative medicines
sanctioned aaes bS Is PGePaTed from an formula
IS decidedly of the most active efcacios and con-
venient preparations in use.
sh,yy added only when regularly prescribed 40
:, snouia pe nsed where circumstances will admit,
under the guidance and direction of a physician.
carefully prepared from selected materials at
my ihai Macy near Buildings, Washington City.
FLODOARDO HOWARD.
Also for sale at most Of the Drug Stores in
City, Baltimore and throug ghont the United States
The following Select Medicines and misc elaneous ar
tices are also prepared and sold as above:
HowARDs Tonic MIXTURE, warranted cure for
HowARD's COMPOUND OF SARsApARILLA CuBEBs
AND CopAIBA, for the of Gonorrhea, Gleets Sc-
lures, SC. HowARD's VERMIFUGE, safe and efectual
worm destroying medicine.
HowARD's CATHARTIc Pills without mercury
HowARD's COMPOUND KREosoTE TooTH ACHE
DRoPs.
HowARDs COMPOUND SYRUP OF CARRAGEEN,
safe, smple agreeable and edectua remedy for coughs,
colds, asthmas, &c.
HowARp's COMPOUND KREosoTE TooTH WASH, for
aresng and preventing decay in teeth and for diseases
Of the gums agreeable and pleasant wash for pesery
ing them in healthy condition.
HowARD's KREosoTE TOOTH PASTE.
DR. WISTARS COUGH LOZENGES, celebrated LOT the
cure OF coughs, colds, &c.
HoWARDs INDELIBLE INK.
HowARD's IMPROVED CHEMICAL CHLORIDE SOAP.
HowARp's CHEMICAL SHAVING COMPOUND
HowARD's SUPERIOR TOILET SOAP.
HowARD's CHEMICAL ESSENCE OF Soar for remov-
ing grease, paint, tar, &c., from wearing apparel.
HowARD's CHRYsTAL CEMENT for mendiEg broken
glass china, earthenware, &c.
HowARDs ISSUE OINTMENT, for keeping open issues
and bsters.
HowARDs MAGNOLIA EXTRACT, delicate and delici-
Gus perfume for the toilet.
HoWARD's SUPERIOR COLOGNE WATER.
HowARD's FLORIDA WATER.
HowARD's LAVENDER WATER
HowARD's HONEY WATER.
HowARp's SUPERIOR TOOTH POWDER.
April Ia.
The native American., 1838-04-14
STEAMBOAT JOSEPH JOHNSON.
THE STEAMBOAT JO-
CEnIY. UNIIA-cnN .,t

THHE STEAMBOAT JO-
NN@l Il SEPH JOHNSON will
LIZ a commence her regular trips be-
GIEEEkaAaa tween Washington and Alex
- as.4G2 andra Wednesday, 7th of
March, and will run during the
month follows, viz: leave Alexandria and IL a. M
and and p. NJ, and Washington at 10 A. M 12 M
anu . lock P. M. JOSEPH JOHNSON,
March list. Captain.
The native American., 1838-04-14

TO NATIVE AMERICANS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
FsoW- Citizens: am directed, by the President ana
Council of the Native American Association OF the lnlted
States at Washington City, to invite you TO iorm 10 'e
different counties and cities of the several States
Native Associations to be united with us in this cause.
am also instructed to call your attention TO the neces
sty of authorizing committee Of such Of those socieaes
as may be foraed prepare. in your name' memorials
to Congress; be presented at the early pa' % @ ne
suing session, praying for repea OF ''e 'a"s y
ization. .
HENRY j. BRENT,
Corresponding Secry. Of The Natioe -am.
associ ition of the U. s., Wash. ty
The native American., 1838-04-14

OFFICE STREET, IN THE SQUARE IMMEDIATELY
WEST OF THE BURNT POST OFFICE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27

chanting. 1t was delightful TO see them spread over
the rsom neving in the maxy dance, and displaying all
the grace Of motion for which they always distn
gushed The coup doll was splendid as well as inter
esung You would have thought you saw groups ci
fairies or wood nymphs tripping the green 20
the measure Of some ethereal music. Joy beamed In
every eye, and glowed every countenance as each
moved through the dance. Old and young seemed to
be animated by the same JOYOUS feeling and breathe
the very atmosphere of Elysum. The President and
his Cabinet laid aside the Of state to participate in
the harmony and pleasures OF the scene. Inc sub
treasury scheme and all the pomp and circumstance
OF glorious politics, forgotten IN The exhiliraton
and happiness that prevailed.
Mrs Secretary W and her sweet and lively
daughter-whom ! have already mentioned IN terms of
meriied prase-the queenlike Mrs. P the soft IN
teresting Mrs. s. whose very soul is Melody-and
meny others ] could emunerae were 1t not that fear
should become tedious, there-as the beauty of
the fair for whom Hymen had not yet lighted up his
torch, IL impossible 10 Convey by language just
conception. Some of these beautiful girls have de-
scribed in my last Several were added TO the assem-
bly, on this OCCASION whose beauty shone with peculiar
lustre.
All the ton who had not gone Alexandria or George
town were here. In each Of these cities ball was
given, ana of drew of some OF the fashonabes
from the given here. The managers very at
ientive and courteous and reloced find that all
were happy. Almost all the ladies of the members now
Washington attended asd added 10 the brilliancv of
the company By the richness of their dresses If not BY
the spendor Of their beauty. The ladies here young
and old 10 dance WE'LL and this city affords some OF
the finest walters have mean among the
females for though Of the gentlemen who dance at
all waltz they do waltz well. II cannot be said of
any Of them that though maRneres boaRcs II ne
danse pGrfaiteReat bieR.''
Among these ciasses,I know of who be called
an arbiter c!egantiaa, single dandy who has the
taste fashion in dress though there several
veterans here. The ladies' have kind of intuitive
taste IN dress and if at all polished rarely devate into
rufiansm vulgary in costume Among the young
ladies Of this city am pleased see simplicity in
dress which is very striking and beautiful The tawdry
glitter of Jewels and prousion Of artificial ornaments
are not considered by them all necessary of
their charms and they illustrate the truth Of the poets
often qwo,ed lines
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27

MEDICAL CAHD-DR CARPENTER, No 4P-ck
k Slip, New Ysrk deems proper occasionally 10 rr,rnd
publ ada Mister Ia the saiicie Al bis
old established DE- prnsery. .
To number Of the CIT zsn OF this Tetrpp"s ne needs
hersds bis vistevy over disesss IN Us most
complicated and destructive 'orm-nor e he DC ms,e
rial IN We very spes c ilsg the OF he va ous
naIsdies which and womspkind are subject
To srasgrrs he bsgs lfsvs mos, respectfully 70 remarh
that confines hpse Office practice and de o'es him
seif personally welfare of his tents keens n, assist
cfces for the trvscy OF
pslienr Who can never In Doc or Caspeaer
would add he regularly edscstrd 10 III profess az VI
me- cine gerry rived his Diplcms In the
es of the NV Vork stsv Medical Society. ne ~ sc
hghy respected much iansentfd Johs RoaRrrs, ~
Prrsideot Ter boug sSies. years de-
voted the asd csre ~ ~ ,en. or pr
Ss'e ssesse Be- parassr In Ne nsmb~r4 rssn So mar
n OOMs To LET rovpIsNea ~ unfarpssbsd rooms
A csn be had BY applying - o. msshs Race, sn-r ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27

NIw OFrEAss-Two circumstances OF an appalling
character H. - Just occurred New Orleans and
stoned much vehement in that city In an
individual mated John Goodwin, a teacher &c Ian
gusges become antic from long course Of inemper
snce resored the desperate expedent Of suicide TO
rid himself &C the mise ries Of life For thirty years he
had been resident NJ that city and had known better
days when fortune and friends smiled upon him, but
the vice Of intemperance has brought his gray hairs
down sorrow to the grave. In the other nof
fcnsive individual shot down in the street by
drunken swaggerer who isn-oined that an insult had
been offered him. The offender arrested on the
spot end l. standing his examination before con-
hitting magistrate.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27

ekrre nsssLo-lssucd every msrnipg esc ~pt sunasv
rneewo per cory Country snbscrbers furnished ste
"y specihe prrst renitts-ce IN advance
No pspersest, unless paid n vnp-r "
kvrrire hssiL Issued every anerpos, "A e,e,osh
two cents per copy Country subscriber furnised ss
the same rate. Cash, ~ ADVANCE
svrp.Y mosrise HEsALp.-Isped every sunday morn.
ing snd eonning always the ispst Fsreirn and Domestic
news received alter the az
eesn pno pm. he'd Price tArs oe~fs per copy.
.s, nssMp-lsssd every sssurasy morssne at uis
rncs, - cents per copy. Furnkhed 70 cosnSy
sniscribers ~ ~ per sruusn in advance
WEsNLS NEsALD FxrRA-Imuei every We nesday morn
Ieg :, nine o'clock Price 81 per eop rurnsssed ~
oorsmy ~ % yer ssnrn, psyssk eivs.c1
skM-WssxLy HErALD-I@ued every s0pssasy snA
saturday bssg formed n The weekly Hs'ph Extra soil
weekly Herald rsrnshed " cessuy ssesrrb<n ~ ~ -
annur In advance.
ADvEsrissNrwrs-rpsertsd is any ~ thsss
ssusi rstes-elwsys payable 10 advance.
reques>sd ~ address lser crs
Js ge~ds~ Bsss, rrcpvic<sv and Editor and al letters
% bneinem ~ BE poss paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27
Horrible DOinys.

In the annexed letter taken from morning paper,
will be found brief history of Of blood, which
cannot be read without filling the soul with horror. 1t Is
however but the natural result Of the morals and prne
Piles which have influenced politicians for time
past The affair has grown Of the Spy letters SLAM
dering and ibeng character. recently published in the
Courier and Enquirer. As TO the individual himself
the immediate Of the catastrophe who
TO Washington in search Of blood, and got Graves
and ciley in the difficulty that has resulted fatally,
have not another word say He has reached
that point of his career when he be left his
feelings and his sensations. The public mind is in
a state Of sgony.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27

THEATRicALs.-This evening Mr.. Simpson. Of
the Park Theatre, has kindly given the Of that
establishment, the Committee for relieving the dis.
Of the and others thrown Of employ BY
the late FIRE the Bowery Theatre. tn, Merchant q
penioe will be produced.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27
BN ANDRETn,s PlLLs.

II These Pills nre an ASSISTANT and afford per-
feet relief whenever orhe re-
storing strength and health bv removing npuri-
following nanreth j. taking disease OUT OF the boay-and
other way cure disease but taking il
when Blue Plsr Calome given any Of The numerous
man o. se pnse. a
into notice-hu sweating nothing compared purgng
dose Of 10 pills will bad humors by stomach
and bowels than dozen vspor baths ThosoRan other
cure deif 70 What spdr ss
rite and catharc-tha is produces both sweating and
ing In some cases they produce vomng this only
seby any They always produce Se.,s bee
esas they Invariably rseTs every organic healthy action
state Of things as neces.ary causes this dssrabe result
@ss Ssa : % ss .owog Nas Mankind
snybisg but common and guided by any whm
let US endeavor to the path Of guided by
The sh, Of reasonet US tease To ruiz our by
Ing hose things which the
what wh., that govern her 10 hi.
work must be our teacher and prejudice be
erever discarded As our companion.
THE COUNTERFEITERS.
TS METLP ~ r6 b.noF TTE ii. LIFE
MAKING MoNEy.-vide DR. rs advertisement -
TO HONEST CITIZENS
90 druggists prove by making and vending counterfeit
rms p''p0'"bb BIZ RI sRANDRETTs PILLS,
m HoSssfy 4. AND fSss csIsi PRINCIPLES
Nor Gssr ess y the
a the same way they do DIR BRANDRETH'sf Simply FOR
this resson-No other PILLS save
DIR. BRANDRETHs VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL PILLS
fsss se,TsSs e; ss;e Pills
to have effected.
THERE NEVER WAS PERSON WHO USED
GENUINE BRaNpRErrs PILLS,
""o III TIM I'm MOST uNsaUhIIEp r rRs N hRAs oS
these eountereitng Druggists have done, and
but Is hoped that Individuals will allow themselves 70
be deceived by designing whose ony object to make
reseuea from BED o. sickness and restored Tie yssrnps
solely Spoa for support prevented from filing early and
hs sot .ss become clear 70 beir now se"she% unS.
standings epd then hoped they win endesvor make
Every su,soyissd Agent has eoppsrrs,. certificate Of
s se Ssse rs9s ,s nm
4s .o %os ps s. % III 3 mis-
danger for the porpcse Of making mopev.
DR. BnANDRErHs PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 1877 Hudson q
c cswr,x. u, sH .S.. s.;
Grand s. of ED D H. Hunt, Isl ersDda
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Sc Houston = Coz. Lsw..s > D: wrIgs.
ISL Division Pihe st n u Tupp
30 yessy =. between Greenwich .ad Washington s 3. :.
go erecnwicb st cor. Of Warren, }. O. Fowler.
W. p .s !. near Clinic. St yohr Moves
So w.,s, st MS s y.
~ sS.,S., ogrGs,e ne market, Meh..l oDoaoaue.
~ stanton, cor. Allen st. Peter Cunningham.
12 sleek st Mrs Barnard
mo6chen; y Consider Lacher.
SS ossy. Mr. s S Ts B gs;. s:,' %
jamaica L. ! JAS, Herrmsn.
Oyster Bay, L. stephen Bun.
s =. Italian, ,,%p,c" .,I. = $3.50 8 y s:o'"a
Roekswsy L. 4 ssmrsi resrssl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-27
n0G. OK CAKPENTEH,s PECK SLIP
- DISPENSAkY, NO. a, PECK SLIP, first door

Carpenter having had the advantages Of regu.r
% he N c YORK 0s ss
Medical Society and having had twenty years genera
and the Of IN diseases niRdeS %
s humanity a1 .sa particularly TO certain class train o
abound the columns the newspapers Diseases REQUIRE
and the various and changes they nay Sme~sna
hence the least reflection satisfy any discerning Ind that
Til: e.,ss:iye snpsrence DR. Carpenter IN all stage. and
sorong O. @ ns "a sSae him osr speedy and
and compounded as not offend the lead suspcoa
compounds totally unknown to the ordinary qussks Of
p Separate end Offices arranged for
Charges moderate and adapted the capacity patient
An inisss rr.ysnve Of certain diseases to se
I EXIsEN'S HUNTER's Red DROP-Nev
~. -. Lnor on sure aud .e cure for
sound ss.n snd Judgment, must be evident ,ha, Runter
disease he venerea In addition The extensive sale OF h
The very o. he being many who vsn
a virtues do deceive or w G se p.s
Dr. I" err ssse ss."
% IN ses ;, a, he's
sy aa S. @ % have
TO be understood thstwe effect cure Ia al cases.
e perfectly satisfied ,Sss os ms,s.r
cure hereby causing be :. free iom the veos
PIC. 81 per bottle osce Dis.sn $3.50 other p..e. IN
this city.
ar A preventive may be bad.
Every rhalthat genuine viii have the written signature
Of Uriah Levson.
To human, and since It's human err Is II NOT our u
~ TO look the indiscreons OF fellow b pIs
and do all that lies In cur without sur ourselves u
preserve them from misery and disgrace!
LEVISON'S HUNTERS REQ DROP Is "a rsp,ed n
"a effect qnich, and v5D et sps0
hndrance from business eases Leu !. :, paid. Se.
scribing ease; with attended to.
Our Offices are No. So Hami on Albany No Korh 6th
81 Philsse phas No Hanover Bosor "a .ap a. New
Oresns Charleston, CT the only place world where
the genuine medicine can be obtsired ji7Im.
In. CHEkkh,s AsThlnGENp pILLs.-
canal whites suppression and oil female ceu-
plants arising Of constitutions IN gravel ana
loss Of COMMAND Of bladder, they comp.epy cure n
diseases of the kdseys bladder PROSTATE raus tbev
rive sksbIe ree Over So ooa boxes sod
New erh without complaint, sger yykoe-
sale and rstsh by A. h. D. SANDS, Ice vplton 81 ccrrev
Of william, and NJ the following drug Corner Dev ara
Broadway; walker and Broadway, Nones e44 HrosS
way Cross and Pearl Bowery and Walker 80
Grand ard Bowery Henry snd Pike cor. Canal -.
Hudson Houston ssd Bowery and p Burncs SIS SIM
Avenue.
r Price 81 per bor retail They are also Tor ss. M -,
yeung No 80 souih FOURTH st. Philadelphia and Il, Hlsnv
ny Sanus& snaV, &c, ee dTllm~
DiLEs-PILEs-DR-h ALk's riie O'simenI - ! cc.-
tive for the piles In three days -pe. sold hv NJ
Mart of Chsskers Broadway, Rnrr.s
IS 9Th avenues r. NJ Gsoin Bowery and Grand
Slim