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The native American., 1838-09-01

were 1t generally known, that in evil speaking,
more INJURY is done ourselves than those we envy
and SANDER, present cure would be effected
The native American., 1838-09-01

ARAB BEAurY.-Among them was one of the
most beautiful girls ever saw, apparently about
twenty years of age. She was of dark com.
pexion, with eyes black as jet, the inside of her
eyelids was blackened with kohle, her teeth were
white as ivory, and her hair fell down her neck
and over her shoulders behind long enough for
to sit down upon. She had large silver earrings,
and silver ring through her under lip, gently
drawing it down and displaying her fine teeth.
Through her hair was passed silver arrow, con-
fining her veil to the top of her head, which was
thrown back negligently over her shoulders, she
was habited in long, blue, loose Shirt open at
the breast, her bare arms were covered with
bracelets and amulets and string of beads was
wound round her neck: her feet were bare and
two large rings were fastened round her ankles
She walked as all the Arab women do, with
grace and beauty of carriage never saw surpassed
nor in simplicity and elegance Of appearance have
ever seenf fine lady of Europe, with her
jewelry and pearls, equal this plain and simple
Arab girl.-.AdAson's Travels.
The native American., 1838-09-01
- G ON S u Nj PIT O N!

nR. RELIES ASTHMATIC PILLS have, from
- their extraordinary in giving instant relief
and in curing Colds, Coughs Asthlnas, Difficulty oil
Breathing Wheeling Tightness Of the Chest Pain in the
Side, Splitting of Blood ChiIlness and Shiverngs that
precede Fevers and Lung Complaints generally! become
after from every part Of the country account Of the
astonishing which has attended their admnistra
ton in the above complaints frequently curing tn. most
obstinate cases. and giving the most unexpected relief
after every other remedy has failed and persons had
given themselves up in despair of cure!
They have been known to persons supposed to be
far gone in consumption, and exhibiting all the appear
ance OF approaching dissolution . IA. H
And such have been the salutary effects of these Pills
even I'M hopeless far to mitigate the suterngs
of the patient evidently to proong life for days and
weeks, and give to 1t positive comfort they
pected to ENJOY. .-.@ ...
The operation of the pills is wonderful in easing rpspi-
ration, quieng the cough and procuring comfortable
rest. ..as .t: .....: '.' @-<-
Common colds are frequently removed in few hours.
Or although (says person speaking OF these Plls)
my wife has tried medicines Of the first celebrity
for an Asthmac difficulty Cor affection Of the lungs
which at times was exceedingly distressing confnng
nothing gives her the rel whch Rees Asthnatc Pills do
easing her respiration, quieng her cough, and giving
her comfortable res And this is the testimony Of hun
dreds thousands. The relief which aged people, as
well Others experience from the Of these Pills, is
truly astonishing and renders then, invaluable 10 many
and fact, to some essential auxiliary to their
comfort and almost 10 their exstence!
GJ- Physician informs the Proprietor that gentle
man in the country observed to him. he had to be-
ieve the OF these Pills had been the Of saving
his life ".o
Price-~hole boxes, 80 Pills, ST.; half do. IL Pills
80 cents E-s.
Prepared by Thompson Ridder Boston, and for sale at
|TODD'S Drug Store.
The native American., 1838-09-01

TnE SPIDER.-AsToN1sHING CuRIosITY.-Or
the evening of the 18th ult, gentleman in this
village found in his wne-cellar, live striped snake
nine inches long, suspended between two shelves
by the tail, by spiders web. The snake hung
So that he could not reach the shelf below him by
about an inch, and several large spiders were then
upon him sucking the juice. The shelves were
about two feet apart; the lower one was just be.
low the bottom of the cellar window, through
which the snake had probably passed. From
The shell above there was web in the shape o
all inverted cone, or lOinches in diameter at the
top, and concentrated to a focus at about6> or
inches from the under side of this shelf From
this focus there was strong cord made of the
multiplied thread Of spiders web, apparently as
large as common sewing silk, and by this cord the
snake was suspended.
Upon critical examination through magni-
tying glass; the following curious facts appeared.
The mouth the snake was first tied up by great
number of cords wound round it so tight that he
could not run out his tongue. His tail was tied in
KNOT so as to leave small loop or ring, through
which the cord was fastened, and the end of the
tail above the loop to the length of something like
over half an inch was lashed fast to the cord, to
keep 1t from slipping As the snake hung, the
length OF the cord, from the tail to the focus to
which it was fastened was about six inches, lit
tie above the tail there was observed round ball
about the size of apea
Upon inspection, this appeared to be green
fly, around which cord had been fastened to the
cords above and from the rolling side Of the ball
to keep it from unwinding and let the snake down.
The cord therefore, must have extended from the
focus of the web to the shelf below, where the
snake was lying when first capt,red and being
made fast to the loop in his tail, the fly was car
red and fastened about midway TO the side of the
cord. And then by bowling this fly over and over,
1t wound around it, both from above and below,
until the snake was raised to the proper height
and then was fastened as before mentioned.
In this situation the poor snake hung alive, ant
furnished continued feast for several large spi
ders until Saturday afternoon the 10th, when some
one by playing with him above, broke the focus
SO as to let part of his body rest OH the shelf be
low. In this situation, he fingered, the spider
taking no notice of him, until Thursday last, whel
some large ants were found devouring the dea'
body.-Balaria ~. r. Times.
The native American., 1838-09-01

A LEES Lottery and Exchange Office s door. ....
"A. ofhe National Hotel, Pennsylvan Ayenna ,.ttN s'
he keeps constantly hand fine selection Of TicLs,s
in all the various Lotteries drawing unaer ~
agement Of ID. S. Gregory & Co. 'A' man
All orders promptly attended to.
The native American., 1838-09-01

Cor Secy at the Repository of the American Institute,
1877 Broadway where specimens of models
machines &c received free Of expense and exhibited
daily The Journal of the American Institute is pub
Ilshed al the same place, monthly. Aug 4-2t
The native American., 1838-09-01
S. ]. TODD,
aShington. d. c..

POTELER & DOM have in store handsome as
sortment of house furnishing goods embracing ever,
arcIe necessary IN housekeeping: alsc good assort
ment Of fancy goods to which they would respectful,
call the attention Of persons furnishing. They can have
the satisfaction of selecting at their leisure every article
they may stand in need Of without exposing themselves
rooms and at as low prices the quality of goods
can be purchased at auction Among other seasonable
goods they have hand and manufacture to order best
har moss and corn hnsk mattresses
b. D. are daily expecting supply Of Boston rocker
chairs They continue to manufacture chairs of every de.
scription. Aug. 4-3t
GUNNER COMPLAINT, DIARRHEA, DYSEN.
~ Terry, and all other arrangements of the Stomach
and Bowels are eectually cured by Doctor Jaes Car
mliialire Balsam.
DR.. Jayne-Dear Sir Having made rse of your Car
mnative Basam in my family and finding it to be admi-
raby adapted to the complaints for which it is intended
take pleasure in recommending il TO the use Of my
friends and the public generally believing those who
are afflicted with any of these complaints will find relief
In the use of this valuable medicine
JONATHAN COIN, D. d.
President OF Granville College, Ohio.
New York, May 20, 1887.
From the Rev. H. K. Green, Professor in the Germantown
Collegiate Institute
GERMANTOWN, April 80, 1885,
Dr. Jayne-My Dear Sir: II gives me pleasure to COM
municae, in this manner, my favorable opinion of your
"Carmnative Balsam." For two years il has been in
almost constant in my family. It was thus intro
duced child FIVE years old had been Sick some or
days of the Dysentery Calomel and other medicines
nad been largely administered, but without the least ap
parent oeneht The peculiar discharges from the bowels
were unchanged in both character and frequency; the
s.rength OF the little patient could not hold out much
longer. AT this juncture reminded, by friend,
ot your Balsam Aner portion of Castor Oil, it was
administered several times through the night. In the
morning The Physician found the discharges essentially
cnanged The disease was checked nay, removed; all
o.ner medicine discontinued and the child was soon
restored to usual health. We have since kept this
invaluable medicine on hand, and for both adults and
cndren have found it uniformly eficacious We readily
pronounce 1t the best adapted to family of all III.
public will soon become universally acquainted with this
meuiclne, I remain yours, &c.,
H K GREEN.
For sale at ToDD'S Drug Store.
June 29. -
The native American., 1838-09-01

I'D this Office. ' e@eeuted at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

VAvxnALI GARDrs.- The above delightful es,sb-
llshnent is now in active operation and mos, sue
cessiully vieing with its contemporary for fair show
OF public support II the qualify Of their present rou-
tine 81 entertainment conunues-ihe chss,e and mo.
raj character OF his reesatons-the polite attention
and urbanity of present prepretor land their At
iendants and the superior natural localities Of the stu
on are considered as cnterons Of attraction, we may
safely PREDICT ere the season progresses far, to see
the tide Of fashion, now ebbing. flow in On unin,er-
rnpted course 10 this beauteous garden-whch ma
ture IN It's happiest mood established as its own =
where the eye may reve in delish,-the ear refined,
listen with rapture-and the taste fastdous fad itself
refreshed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

4 5hTUhDA1 EVENING. June 18th.
The entire ven,aion OF the saloon to the
/ entire Satisfaction OF the auscace. -.
rs MEh OF the engasemsnt Of The extraordinary RA
The repris,or snaiou. % gr.lfy bis patron. by every
sss ssSsE sssr1 su s:@s :s:
a'ree',on o. o.oriei kave, consisting u
s s., Navel, Jsvtil ksvel
SS%ia'qs. s.,.l i suses. s Ss"s,oo.
s ma 9s,a K..el Jss. R.yetv,esnod.)
s.o,',s Adele 10 ... ssys. N.dLs Eln.s 10 K.yvL
Ffss's: 4 soho ss G s,ssss s.,s
r Tss svs..g - he ssv.i
fmss apes. sncs u Frsnceis Rsvel oshe Tish, Rope
.avs, kay.l =. appear MS isvorns lie pss
Flint La CoIscs Arb uns viii aebss and table
La Amour sny oia) Via ssc"l.o The saa
Js,e Rsve viii aston s the audience IN ceocud,g ~.
oy the extraordinary est Of IrownG
Asose Rave ~l FOE lime 20 through .he character
,na ssg.ns S'o-n dsas The 70 - ia and
xasr Which Cas- DEUx S1mNAsr,ouE, in which
derfa performance ct ID. Infant ercals ne Will also per.
s., dse lie. foruef Es%a".. {. ' ess:as s.r.o.
An Of half hour for promen.oe md rerssI
=, TO sc,srSs .ia he g.",oTms .sl.age called
and pcrtorrsedb BY the whole trsupe. -
comic called Monsieur sssss sas Madam. ne
ormed by the Guitars Rsvea 80
on 0~~~
Stills. by Jerunn Rsve This ASTONISHING
has been received throughout The Uned wlh The most
rspt5rous sppisuse. - '''
Severs vsudevies by avel Family are i'm yeh...
sal anu viii lmmeda ely be produced - " ~
~ on Moaday, S1tree An.usanc, en- x;li..
whcn were received last evening every az an
probation and delight oy crowded ana fsbio abe ssk
~ - '"''o"s"'' s""'
Tickets. so cents
u . commence az eight O'Clock ,.,s
- - ssWEENEy's WASHINGTON HOUSE AND GAR
. :, nopshrn, opposite toe gate leading "a the PRONE
n'h's' Wb ~ uuhd 10 afford
~ possibly wish let all vino over there tsy him,
ahd ,, ssal nj b. found waning jets. a.
TO-. - soMEIHiNG NEw.-Aa,oug opsr unparalleled wa.
lunI ~ ne new orug and soda s,se
p ~ TT " North Jordan, No 1867 Bradway, LII
which has been pronounc~u by Tie most dis
physicians ul the day, 81 valuable and
pen hcls beverages that be season the
jei6 IL
~ THE public respectfully invited call NJ the Anne.
can star House wssbingt rarsse Ground Mcsdsy,
we syn June &C eek, ~ end psrske ofs CoIsiios
al I've opening 81 said house
lhe shove niensed gssera invitation from the pre-
sent pr,prerrs
The oanbusse, Tor iheeb sysros will bring psssgers
the house Tor cems.s jels.ip
a.. ALL Michigan chartered copn,ry, snd Detroit City
w d., purchased ~ y. sYIVEsrEWs
jels Roadway, and ~ Wall street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16
A War Sonw.


Written jsa before hs Bsffls Of Sss Jss,rss
Meet me not, Death. on the pale soabes,
. With deer frssds round signing,
Butelssp me close, on The battle Aeld red
With the war nag Ger me dying
Not Cor esrths empires would yield
Ny breath whilst my hin surround me-
But dare thee, Death, on the tented field
With the wild wsr-roar around me-
LIES path for me was rough, frsm my birth
To the Upas years Of man,
wha matters H. th n how achildofear
sunenders his Iifs's brief spaHs
OH they Graded me md the oceanfoam
And my milk was the salt go. brine
hhd tate thrtw nae with lhoie whose fate is 20 roam,
From their youth 10 her lifss decline,
AID rod On the i-mpestrom day 10 day,
Tnst was wilder than Scyilas wave
Tilso little was Jeff me IN lite that pray
For acold and quet grave.
For there : nothing amidst old Deah'sdsrk vault,
For the sons OF sorrow to tear.
For the Earth hides every earthly fault,
And the turf dries every tear.
Thes let the cold turf be my grss-eresn bed
let M hear the load trumpet IN dying-
Lei me clasp death close. the Battlefield red,
With the star banner me ayinsl
wnLiAs H. Arrsss
Norr-The best wish that the Southern Indians ,bnL
ey give white Is, "May you die amongst yosr
ndrcd -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

CvsTon Hovsr.-we should very much like to
know why the Rev. Dir. Benjamin u. Butler, late At
torney General visits the Custom House so often-
Scarcely day passes that we do him in close
confab with one or two Of the officers. Come, Ben
tell us the truths has not Maiy sent you here ts
cleo oneer for the fall election But Mat with all his
forism is not cunning enough for the Wall street
loafers; he may "run TO earih," but he'll never get
them TO cry stele away"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

SAD DEATn.-LET OTHERS TAKE wARsISs.-We
are sincerely greved to learn that the poor young fell
lew who was overcome by rowing in the Edwin For
rest, died yesterday. Our gallant boat club members
are very valuable members Of this community, and
mast not thus rsshly risk their lives again. by rowing
az MONDAY in summer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

Evrsns HERALs.-OW paper Ct this afiernooa
will be published precisely at O'clock, and will con-
tain oil the Shipping and commercial news OF the
week forming Of the most valuable sheets that
can be sen, by merchants 70 their foreign and do
nestle correspondents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

Lesp MAssEss1As he pIag so Sbea end :;
10 Broadway by Mr. R. North Jordan, accelerated
chemist OF Philadelphia, is fountain from which is
Drawn transparent solution of Magnesia, prepared
oy process (knswn only ts the inventory WHICH.
while it's made to retain all ats medicinal proper,ie.
"eAilrely Invested of it's original nausea and is ade
an agreeable and unobjecdoHabe drsught. The most
alsuneu,sned medical men in Philadelphia have en-.
dorsed tins invention with their approval and speak
OF IN termsef the hiRhes, praise When suficieH,.
Unknown here, il willno doubt become popular ar.
ncle among all classes Of persona rs it can be far
n'sned 70 families, captains Of vessels, &c, in bot
ues at but trlie more then the prices of ordering
SOFA water as sparkling and pure as if drawn from
the fountain. o.'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

Too HoT ron sTsAM-A locomotive yesterday,
on the Boston Il Providence Railroad gave ont from
mere exhaustion account Of, the heat, IL was over.
GENE, and consequently was soon overtaken, and
came very near being overturned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

wsIsLy HEHAID-Lsok out for the weekly Her
aid which will be published this morning precisely
n 30 clock. In addlnon all tina, has been pub
Lshsd during the week, will contain some cursas
and recherche lhngs that have not ppesed either in
our morning or evening editions. II also forms one
of the bes, letters that can be sent into the cosny
or by the packets to Europe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

NAr'osAL THEArnE.-Thc managers of this esab.
hsnment have made singular engagement. Tn,
wnsle OF the Lions, Tigers Leopards, Elephants, &
&c. OF the Geological Institute, are TO make their
nrst appearance on stage in New York, as actors
on Monday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

Nor BAD.-It was 50 hot yesterday, that Jones, Of
The ID Ward declared he could not keep his ice cold
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

BETTsR LATE THAN NnvER.-Thc United States
Northern District Grand Jury have found bills Of in
diciment against Mackenzie and Van Rensselaer,
There is now some hope that these lawless rasesls
will be properly punished.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

FosnTH OF JrLy.-Our Newark friends are prepa-
ring for the 4h OF July celebrations il 10 time some
stir was made in this matter in osr own city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

AsorHrR vrcTIx.-A young man dropped dead
yesterday in Brooklyn, from drinking cold water
when heated.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

u The thermometer again stood At sss yesterday
al 6, p. M. in the shade
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

SrPETERs CauRcu.-On Sunday evening grand
Concert will be given at st. Peters Church. in Bar
clay street. on which occasion there will be grand
display of vocal and instrumental music &c, ladies,
60 and take your beaux.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

20 We are requested to caution the public against
purchasing any of the Abernethy pills at other places
than those mentioned in the advertisements, (Nos.
207A Hudson street, and l99 Nassau street. N. York
and LOG Fulton street, Brooklyn,) attempts AT
terfeiting them have recently been discovered.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

LONG PENDING CAsE.-An action is TO be tried
before Chief Justice Jones on Monday morning.
which has been pending upwards of ten years, and
the documentary evidence in which occupies over
two thousand foes What haul for the lawyers !!
Seth briggs is the plaintiff in the suit against the
American Insurance Company. Seth P. Staples, VIM.
Kert, and Jno. Nj. Bxby are retained counsel for
briggs and Beverly Rohinson, c. Griffin, and Chas.
O'Conner, Esqrs., for the defence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

HATS! HATs!-We paid visit yesterday, to the
store of c. Watson, l54 Chatham street, and must
really say that he has the choicest assortment Of Leg
horn hats we have seen for some time In addition
TO cheapness they combine durability.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

20 1t will be seen, by reference TO Mr.. Mont
gomerys advertisement in todays Herald that there
will be splendid turtle feast at the Richmond Hill
House, Of varck and Charlton streets tomor-
row.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

30 Let something be done for the poor debtors
instantly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

TaE STEAM SHIPs.-The Toronto Patriot says that
the New Workers will seize the Sirius and Western,
and burn them. An indeed that accounts for Their
non.arrival No doubt the Patriot sent an express
10 warn them Of their danger, and they have gons to
HALIFAX Clever fellow However, il is well that
the steam ships were not expected at Philadelphia,
or cleo c'airreydnce would have enabled the short
sighted shad bellies Of that q Of beautiful eirls
hlacsRuards, aud aboonsts, brotherly aHd sislerly
" love, 70 have seen al least six "long low, black
pnapca look ng scnooners efi the coast by this umo
sailing away 70 the south with The Sirius and Great
Western in their wake
Cossos PlEAs.-The case Of wH,. Fitch against
the Phenix Bank, being an action to recover interest
upon n amount Of specie left as specieI deposi, bv
the p,alnif, and which was paid out 10 another b,o
ker through mistake, will be reported in our evening
edition.
The case Of Thomas Lyons VS.. John M. Rl.ed.
good for an assault and battery, in ferciby eiec,ipg
the plaintiff from the police Office, will also appear
in the evening edition.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

u Our thermometer was a, go al 10 o'clock last
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

WARRINGTON HoUss, Hon s.-The best con-
Quoted Hotel, and Public Garden al Hoboken IS the
Washington House, kept by Mr.. James Sweeny-a
gentleman whose deporiment and obligins disposi-
ton has made him hosts of friends wherever he is
known His house (which is situated Immediately
opposite the gate leading 10 the Eysian Fieds) is
visited by all the bon ton, and his Wines ices, ulaps,
lemonades, &c. said 10 be almost without paral-
lei
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

" Prince dc JoinvIIe IS expected here today.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

" Papineau and his lady are at Saratoga.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16


Sa,-I wish TO know VIII, Their the case you have
referred TO, and talk Of Publishing, be the one in
which Mr.. Hardy has been made TO 6Rure; because
if il is, assure you that he man mere sinned
against than SHINING. He has been charged with Sc
ducing young lady from London several years
ago; This lady had daughter, it Is said, by HIM
and his own daughter had child Also it IS ssd, by
him. This is most false-as can prove by album
dant testimony Let justice be done though the
hen vens shon,d fall Yours, VINDfx.
The case which We have before referred 10 has no
relation whatever 10 Mr. Hardy, good, bad, nor IN
different. The daughter Of Dir. II lwhether iea'n.
mate or not, we know no,,) appears, vas seduced
by some one living at Kingston, and is now an un-
fortunate mother, though only II years old. we
have the afiidavts proving this properly sworn
10. The case which we shall publish on Monday, II
we are able to procure all the facts has reference to
a Broadway merchant well known in this commu'
nifty, and who ouphtio suffer some for the heart
lessncss Of his consact
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

p Many Of eur streets are in most filthy con.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

DIET OF WosMs.-A new species of worm has just
made its appearance in Philadelphia, and dreadfally
alarmed merry little Horace Helden, our good look
ing and gay friend Willis Gaylord, our quiet and
naiss acauananc John Neal, and other "city wor-
thes." 1t cannot be the grub, because the city Of
sisterly-love has long abounded with grubs! 1t is
said TO devour the Linden tree we R.ver knew before
that the Linden tree constituted the Dict of Worms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

sNory.-Tbe best wish that the Southern Indians think
they give white an Is, "May you die amongst yosr
kindrcdlr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

yellow FRvER.-The Journal of Commerce and
the Commercial are quarreling about the question:
whether yellow fever ever originated in New York
II the quarrel of these worthless to be like that OF
the Kilkenny cats, the public would be immensely
benefited. The Journal says -