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Popular Nc.lICnr, Family Adviser: co1si,iirr of
Outlines of Antony, Physi0 0gg, ard Hy.ienc win
such hlns the pra tee oi fhvsic. S6rgcrv md ,be
diseases "t wome and ch'i,rcn as may Prove useiul in
being cumpnulUH and guide for intelligent prncinaIs
OF mann actorias, plantations, and boarding school
heads of families, masters Of vessels, missionaries mr.
Travellers and useu sketch for Young men comIenn
ing II study of medicine. BY Ecyaell Cnatcs, n. D
Peter ParIeys Universal History on tha bases of
Typography, for the of families, illustrated bv r,aas
ind engrvings, in J vols
Just received and for sale by W NcXEAN
m9 ,ur Camp anil Common, ii,
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HARPER'S CLASSICAL. LIBRARY
GRACE, translated by Phillip i'rncis II II ia.
4 an appendix, combining t1,nslarons Of y,, Ml,'
2 pn Sf By Ben onon, oowey Milton, B S%!1"'
g ypen hS,'o , s s C;ntetto 9 ,vateiell rorspn
day-and poets OF tn
ftllE 2. with the appondx IF ;indus travail,
''a ~ y ot5lopner nar ia? vols funs yolnes Il
lI2 Expedition of fIUHPNEY CLINYER h,
Hm3ilett NJ D. with memor ofthe An,hor, h. r.,
Us koscoc, Esq., new edition. with Illustrations bvGn
THE iPSY;a Tale, by thu an.l,or or tr;.,..,.-
Nary OIL IrgUndy, &C., ednn, : vc,s ,"oms
PA, PAUL ,LIFFoRD;hy the amnur o, .ps,b,.
MAP 'm a. 81 &c, naln' yoinne ~ ottro nov ea2
SAT- WNi Mexican
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10 RENT,

To KENT.
A NEW two story brick touse, situated S doors
& from the Second Municipality Hail, on st Charles
street. Rent very low, possession given Immediately
Enquire at the premises. m29, Vt.
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tQLANk BOOKS, Of every variety of ruling and
30 hinJng, constantly on hand. sud Printing Ruin
and Binding neat, execued.at short notice, by
1-'r DAVID FE r y Co
go D mil N Y Stationers' Hull, 81 Chartres ST.
IsRANDf.in bills fourth proof America" Brandy,
b I'D ldrding, fer saIeby
ft7' ISAAC BRIDGE & co.
sssa- mel .- E.h 1874 Magazine street.
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mississippi and Louisiana Hotel.

D.s
All No MARf KIRKLAND respectfully an-
De onNces to her fricnds and the public gene
sly ','as she is prepared 10 accommodate them al
no apoV, establishments and hopes from her
sAertichs TO render visitors comfortable to receive
continuance Of former tavorS She feels conf.
oeht thal persons visiting Covirg,on during the
une, ihohths' cAiinot hind better accommodations
stsan sue can afford than, nn mere liberal terms.
iier house is pleasantly situated and well supplied
with every cnhveniencc; the bar is furnished with
..ae most choice liquors. &C. in short, sh' promises
- nat nothing shall be- wanting on her part to give
'it're satisfaction to all who mny patronizo the
,disslssippI and Louisiana Hotel. ie3
flo TIE PUBLIC.-Tho undcrsgned having
South Carolina and for some years his assistant in
the practice of medicine and surgery, has the honor
to offer his professional services in this city.
File assures the ladies' and gentlemen that the most
prompt attention will DO paid to the calls which
may be made; and also ogars his services to the
holders of slaves, being we'd acquainted with the
diseases common 10 them, having attended then, in
vac sugar house IN Charleston 7l F
The famous ambitious pills aiter the composition
OF Professor Smollette with directions, can be had
Of the undersigned. The effect which they have
produced In this and other ctcs has boon attended
with the greatest success. to which the best of
references can be given. Apply at No. l66 Maya.
zine street. #JNO. IMLORlNG.
HUf-1TM TARE T5TJD S1yREWS SAD
IRONS. &c,
THE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, No.
L 23S Water, near Bcekman street, New York,
have received the past season. and are constantly
sacsvinp large and extensive additions TO tho stock
of tho above goods, Which now consists of the
GLOWING assortment, suitable 70. the southern and
western markets.
Hollow waro Of superior quality, consisting OF
aboat 1900 tons, viz,
Pots Of % different sizes. from 2:s to so gallons
Kettles, Is sizes, from 3:s to 80 gallons,
Kettles, Is sizes, from 3:6 10 lS gallons,
!. Bakcpans or Ovens, Z different sizes,
Tea Kettles, do
d Skicts, do
Plat Spiders 6 do
Covered Spiders, do
orddl.. do
Fire Dogs de
WAGON boxes from a to 34 inches
:, . ;o,.
Wood Serryrs 9O 0f10 gross iron and brnss from
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NEW ORLEANS & NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
COMPtN.
'ENHE stockholders of this company hereby no.
IL tled that by resolution of the board of dircc-
ten passed on the 18th inst. the call made them ON
the Ih February at, for the payment of FIVE dollars
share, was ra<cindGd ami the said Stockholders nre
iurlhernotfed that
VIII REtS, by esouton nj thS board pissed on
the 18th inst call has been ale on the Stockholders
OF The New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road Company
or the following pny the the stock held resp &C
uyey by lhsnl, Siz-twu qparS per share, payable on
te ilrS day o September next; "o dollars per share
payable On the first day Of December next; and tvs
h3ilnfs per share PAYABLE on the st dly Of Starch
iext Now therefore be il resolved thai tie secretary
OF thus company sIl notify the share holders ther,in
In 0ush the public pr Ris ot the cI(y that nrny
with the Xth scctiD Of the charter, lrN are permit ii
"portporc puy payment called in the stock q, sand
Company for the tcrnG sixty days, from aId after the
my ON which Is made payable with ils eNpfcs. cnn-
9oE however, that if nnt re .Hiag!y psiA within the
sud PROT ngution OF sixty days, from and aft tn, dly
on Which it should have been pdld, thnt then the stock
on which said payments should have been made is and
frina Or.ited 10 the company The charter on that
phnthcmg imperative In conformity therefore, TO sGi
call, all stuck Of the stockholders in said company as
'Hn" proper 10 PCT off the payments on their stock 10
The ed OF the ad iitional sixty DAYS which the clrer
lars per shars casi lo, and due the first of Ser.
'emhcrnCXt may he postponed under the sixth serrGu
Of SAID charter until the ls dry of October next that
inc Payment al ITa dollars per share called for and
dle on the first day of December next NAV he most
pone until the 3ih day of January NEXT and The nav
mant OF two dollars per share called far and due on the
hrsd9y Of March next may be postponed until the 3th
dav of April next
Extracts OF tEo minutes of the honrl
June :, McNAIR, Sec'ry.
MOO HATS, ia cases-45 dozen While Won
W Hats, ter sale JOHN II GRhIiAN.
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AUTHORIZATIONS, &c-25 heelburrows, rs
w dirt do. in stoi e, for sale by
CHAMPLiNe Z; COOPER.
nils ... 50 juast
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4 EON, STEEL n HEAVY GODBS-EIa;, so,nr,
Il and bundle iron, we'll assorted
Hoop, scroll aud rod iron, nail rods and plough
mouIs
Cast, German, shear, blser.d, spring, sheet and
Crowley steel
Hollow ware, cut and wrought nails and spikes
Zinc, block Tin, mil! aud grind stones, salt kettles
Chain cables, at,chors hoes
Ok, log al d trace chains, corn mIa
AnNils, vices, Hammers aud bellows
Wire sheet, pr; and bar lead; shot
Coal, and cooking stoves
Amcs, ltownnds aud ther spades aud shoveis
Hook aud plate hinges, ''0or ;,nd window hooks
Collins, Hunts Nharps, and ether axes
ial,d aud Manila cnr'a@e, lines and Irvine
holt and sheathinS ocppe"; Naval stores
Paints, lnsted aud sperm oil
a full assortment Of hardware and ship c~nilcry.
always on tvud, and which are offered sale ut Whsle
safe or rciaii, On the most favorable terms, by
mi LAYTON x ca. 81 ola i,cvee
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NtN i ,(iilHS
~ , N rD - ~ ~ n ~ y ~ yy,T

B.f IN FOR THE TEEI'II
EEesahshed reputation and coustn H. ucrea ms
demand for this Gle, unl remedy of pain and pre
serraliyc of tn tcelh has induced HE sub crber
oIler it 10 the American public. Arrangements hav
been made 10 supply agents in all the principal cite
and towns in the United StneS as to place it ithi
the reach those suffering and likely suffer this mos
harussng Of all och Iootn. ache.
When applied according to directions given on
bottle, it has never TAI ed ,fpri nGediate and
muncut re lief. 1t ais arrests the decay IN Iai,cty
teeth, and relieves lhat hch SO treuue0tl,
readers >trnng tooth useless The an cat,n and
remedy pre sin"e, inn cent an rot unpleasant; and
the large bGr Of persons III different sections If III
country, that nave udy experc ICED such deli hfl
and snluary effects from the of the 2u arc ready
To bear tor public 1o) their testimony TO lis nm.
rivned qdaEues. 1t is an indrtn retsrdy, obtuned
TIE ciNi lied world as The mnst valuable discovery
,rdnaI 0 the wurGS
IN ,r. battle. Sold hv
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nNEsma dwelling house on Triton street, be-
~ tween Tivo Circle aud Iarondalet jtrcet
mao Apply to LOTT,
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PiNNOCK,S ROME. &c

PiNNOCK'S ROME, Ac
sSlNNOCkS IMPROVED EDITION OF DR
n Godsmith's Ahr:dgment of the Histor, Of Roma
20 which is prciixed an Introduction to the study
homan History, and great variety of valuable infor
nation added throughout the work. on the Manners
Institutions and Antiquities of the Romans; will, nu
mero4s biographical and historical Notes. and uuer
tons for examination at the end of each section. n
Illustrated with thirty ongmvngs on wood by Ahnrton
iNNocks improved Edition of Gr GoIdsnth's Histor,
o. hnSIand IRON the Invasion Of Julius Cesar to th,
death OF George I'd, with continuation 10 The ven
too2' WIN questions for examination at the end q
tnch sscuon' Besides u variety of valuable intouna
uon added tlrough0n, the work. Consisting of tnhle
OF contemporary Soyereigns aud eminent persons
G ,o explanatory notes. Remarks on the pol
tics, manners and hert're Of the age An outline,
The CONSTITUTIONS &c. &c Illustrated by many enrr,
ings. ' eng
"urS, ELEHESrs OF ASTRONOMY, and an Aori.Irne,
o! heiti New Treutisc til, Use of (iInhns NJ
american edition, WITH additions and Improvement
ana an e%pation OF the ASTRONOMICAL saIt Of t @
ncan Almanac. " u'e al"
Just received and for sale by WEI M.KrAN
nov a corner of Camp and Common At.
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ftHECkS ON PHlLADELpHIA-For sale ty
~ York; BROTHERS,
81 65 Camp Sj-2c',
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W W. SW m

No. 11FCnnat Street hen Orleans
EAS always on hand constantly * receiyiu. Dr
Dyes, Chemicals, and Pam:s among thor. mr.
oliownir:
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1fwh BAGS Sumaira Coffee
4t'SV 81 boxes sf dpz each Mosclie " inc, 1895,
. 30 do OFF, do 10 do 1921;
IT, 81 do off, do Up Port, 1916;
20 do off, do |. P brown Sherry, l&lC
/ 10 pipes extra Madeira. For ale by
HERMOGENE, BROWN Il co.
air h.. Cprti street.
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Jt3}'lS & ANDREW&,
Crr Common and fct.auiIuules f.

I j.N H.l,,\s--Nayal Sketch Book, o., the Service
lH,.l and ,s!ttIe. Ntn characteristic .cn,inrsra
cS. fragments AMI opinions. BY the aulhor of
lal,s Ola lar, 80. second series, in vols.
t.s,uiun Ercotections Of ia Mouse OF Commons
oo The year aj to the close OF 1855, including pe,so
ai Sketches of the leading ,Eombers-hy one of no nav
y, !ns received and Tor sale "y " NcKEAN
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EyLOUR-5O0 bbls Flour. for sale Nv
IT milo FrF q DORSEY, "a New cvee.
IN CASKS BACON sides Tor sue by
eDU m29 91 g DORSEY, Al New evee
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inc iAHSllSl OCuiISt
Copied from the S. ~. c. .4dcocate of the 2i June 1s37
At the request of Dr. Williams, we insert the lnlow
iIgnote from the Rev. Mr. Howell of Nashville. To III,
ediur of tn South Western Christian Advocate. WIN
iappears, has examined the diplomas and other ,nr
,evihcWe OF the Doctors claims public patron
age In consequence of an accident, DR.. W viii ~.
main in Nashville few days longer than he II, tirst
mtenItd-say the LIST july
Rev. Mr. Stringfeli:-laving been requested by Dr.
Williams the ocnliSt in this city, to examine his
numerous diplomas and other documents eyincjvo or
his claims to public contec lin his profession hoye
in COMPANY with valued friend done so with peasnre'
Among them found lettar from ,ir Paseor at ure
seat Charge d Ataires OF the King of the French ar
Washington addressed to DIR. Williams testifyng tho
gonuineness of the diplomas fr the Kings of Frauce
Belgium, &C as well as those from the edicoI Sore
ties OF France lie has numerous vouchers from mo,
known 10 he Of high reputation in his cou trv received
since his arrival in the United taes detailing ins,r
ces OF great success IN restoration of sight Ia t,
o"nl. have seen he ry all hi, poJr patients in ,hs
c..v. Knew nom Of them previous to thei comm,
uhCer his care; but al have 81 en- say they are I'm.
qlestonaby beneftt2d.
RDR'T. 3. c HOWELL,
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TlAGGfNG AND KUPE-<I2 pieces Gag ll,g, and
ID t50 coils Rope, landing from Ambassador, for sale
by - LAYET q AMELUNG,
ml9 A IL Commerce 81.
- AGGfNG-5bo pieces Kentucky Baggin-, land in
I'D h1m steamer Gen Wayne and for sale by
'7 YORKE, BROTHERS,,
e6 --lg -s- .f-, IS Camp street.
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Il EMON SYRUP & PICKLES-Underwood' Le-
IL mon Syrup and Pickles, assorted Sizes also, 30
hoxe Of Lewis s. Haskelrs Pickles. for snie To close
consignment, by JARVIS x ANDREWS,
st2 cor Common nd 1'eh"npitonlas
sSOAP-lM hail boxes No Soap, hrnnd Of james
- Gould, for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE CO.
milo 1874 Magazine street.
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CHAHIEsroS July IL, ISL.
was afflicted, toury years with ulcer in the leg oc-
c'S"G''ly accompanied with cryspclatous mialiali u,
and excessive pain i'll the leg and ance joint Several
eminent ply scians exrrte their skill upon it, bat with
out permanent benefit In his five bottle
indians l'Macea made apc,iect cure.
MARGARET A WEST, 1871 Market
For sale by HENRY hONNABEi. druggist aver
10 " prurrieIors, ich0uptonIas l6
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HEAN MARIE FARlNA'S COLOGNE WATER
~ cases more of this superior Cologne water. Just
received and for sale hv the dozen single bottle.-
Also American and French toilet p w;lcrs, powder
uiis and boxes shaving and toilet soaps cosmetic wa.
balls milk of roses, cosmetic cold cream, extr ac
musk, kephnH, Wards vegetable hair oil, pomatum,
creme de perse, Florida luvendar and bay waters
BILE ID liquid rou e, Chlorine and Orrs tooth wash
CLOTH hair, tooth, nail and flesh brushes; together with
an additional supply of fashionable horH and she'll
combs and jewelry, for sale low at wholesale or tail
by SIMMONS, HAR'TT SEQ,
iuly IN (rba r,r,s
The native American., 1838-09-15

Circassians. The whole number of vessels wreck
ed, or burnt by the Circassians after getting a.
shore, amount to some 80.
Famine an hadia.-In April last, tens of thou
sands OF the impoverished inhabitants in the up
per provinces of Bengal were reduced to utter
starvation, of which there were las, 900 at Agra,
alone, fed on public bounty. The rivers Jumna
and Ganges, as we had already heard were chok-
ed up with dead bodies, and the air poisoned with
the etfuvia. At Cawnpore, Muttra, Guaor and
Delhi, the same scenes are exhibited Many of
the poor wretches coming from famshed provinces
to places where food was to be found, died on the
road. The Calcutta accounts to April 10th, say
that the poor children were seen crawling around
the doors of the granaries, picking up grains of
rice. That the roads were lined with dead bodies,
la prey to the vulure and jackall The smaller
streams were obsructed by the masses of dead
bodies thrown there by those who were employ
ed to clear the high ways. The worst of is,
two months must elapse before the rainy season
commences. The above shocking events are i'm
puted to the bad administration of the British Co
vernment. If so, ''the apprenticeship SYSTEM is
as much failure in the East as the West Indies.
An old dilapidated tavern in Spafelds, London,
known Bagnge Wells, is the house that Nell
Gwynne lived in.
The native American., 1838-09-15

lect, is but the indications Of deep and profound
emouons which will soon burst forth.
The very steps you are now pursuing prove
that the minds of the American people are begin
ming to be excited on this subject They are but
the faint breahings of the zephyr before the AVA
kening of the tempesmous whirlwind.
The history of the Revolution of North Ame-
rica illustrates that quiet endurance on the part OF
the American people for time, is no proof that
they will continue to submitlo infections too long
after " iorhearance ceases to be virtue"
1.-THE NATIVE AMERICAN" that little
cloud, no bigger than mans hand, is the harbin
ger of an outpourng of popular Indignation, which
will sweep from our institutions the pernicious
statutes which have so long proved bane and
curse to our beloved country. More anon.
A DEMOCRAT.
The native American., 1838-09-15
LATE NEWS FROM EUROPE.

Defeat ofhe Russians and Destruc fion 0,
the Heet.-The Russians it appears, und der Gen
Zap, in the beginning of May, had been complete.
ly defeated by the Abassack horsemen of Circassa.
part of the Russian force, after crossing the Ku-
ban River, were separated from the remainder by
the bridge giving way, when the horsemen fell
upon them and cut them TO pieces, or drove them
into the stream, where they were drowned. On
the / lth June accounts from Khssa state that a
gale of unprecedented violence drove large por-
ton of the Russian squadron upon the coast--three
rigates, two corvettes, five briggs, and two steam
ers, all of which were completely wrecked, the
fragments ofthe cargo, the coin, &C. being strewed
along the beach. twas great wind-fall for the
The native American., 1838-09-15
Table, showing whence have been derived the vari
patients admitted into the Charity Hospital New Or
leans, during the years last past.
Ndfires ofHe

The annual expenses of the CITY Of New Orleans for
charitable purposes, from hundred 10 hundred
and twenty thousand dollars, Of which more than
about five thousand dollars annually expended for the
relief OF Native inhabitants of the United States
So unalterable is this determination the part of
" foreign ctsens. (preposarous rase) and rradica
bic the feelings which dictate it. that there are within the
compass of my limited acquaintance from fifty to one hun
dred families, many of whom have been al least veal
in the United States. and such is the with other for
eigners in the United States) who foreign butcher
and foreign bakera foreign grocer and foreign milk
man-a foreign egg woman and foreign vegetable ven
der &c. &c., down to the most minute article of domestic
requirement.; and any foreign citizen would walk mile
10 spend six and quarter cents with one of his own
counymen," indeed with other foreigner rather
than purchase the article he requires Of Native Amen
Can nert door.
Anencans make no distinction this subject but deal
with foreigners indscrimiuatey with another and
indeed oen too otte give the foreigner the preference;
ana thns foreigners always succeed in business better
than Native Americans do and thus outstrp them in the
accumulation oi wealth, and of that power which wealth
bestows.
But the Of the joke is that FOREIGNERS ,ravs
send their best goods and commodities TO their country
men,, while The too creduous. blinded and infatuated
Native American receives only the refuse
Long may they continue to do so if they neglect these
suggestions.
These may seem like tfing details to introduce ;,o
article pnrporfng 10 trea, of grave and omentoue
rational question:; but sirs, they written nv ono Uho
has for many years scniZed the exclusive
u foreigners 10 the United States their settled disaec
tim towards native cI'izeEs, and the quiet and uncom
planning scquescence Of The American people-one who
hzs watched them IN their incomings and their otgonps
sd taken notes Of their social well political usur
ts'jDn throughout every part Of beloved country
fer Nhst have nsnatrd above, il would be utterly
sgs.rgsggs ~ undertake 10 illustrate that whenever
Esssgnsf bsl1a F.ston in our land which empowers
The native American., 1838-09-15
For the Natire american.
SoNNET.-No |.
NATIVE LAND LOVE.

Bright ray guide mid the tempest planet of the storm
Our Homes protective star, still gtering roll,
And 70 dark cloud shall veil thy holy form,
Watched by the patriots eye lnsplrer OF his soul
What wonld we he without thee' mighty band
OF desolate hunters on the gloomy fields
With liberty about our footsteps but III our souls
No holy love that Native country yields
Our Native Land! Its quiet grandeur seems
Spread like Esha's mantle o'er our heart,
To light US, cheer US, fill our souls with dreams
Tha, liom toiling minds Home never may depart.
II
The native American., 1838-09-15

but bound her master over in the penalty of
$4,000 for her good behaylour--or in other words
for transportation.
The two negroes convicted of the murder are
to be executed on the 25th instant.
The native American., 1838-09-15

DEVOTED THE DEFE>CE OF OUR NATIVE RIGHTS
AND POLITICAL LIBERTIES, TO THE NEWS THE
DAY, AND THE ARTS AND SCIENCES.
The native American., 1838-09-15
TIONAL b AN N Err

Forever float that Standard Sheet
Where breathes the foe but falls before u.s.
With Freedoms S soil eneath our feet,
And Freedoms Banner streaming DER us.
The native American., 1838-09-15

him to grant subordinate Offices that no American need
expect an appointment unless it be impossible to find
Native American dragging out lingering existence in
poverty, misery and obscnrity, until he finally yielded
mp his wretched breath dungh rather than 10 wit
ness such horrible degrada'ion-hanto his noble spi
r' subdued and broken down. and his Native American
feelings tramed and violated by the vulgar and op.
presslve impostons Of foreign despct
s'raws show which way the wind blows" The above
details may not seem SO insignificant, inappropriate
when tell you that far have these exclusive feelings
extended amongst foreigners, that in many parts of the
United States, when Native American is about entering
into business he is obliged TO give heavy bonus
foreigner partner, in order to secure portion of for
eign patronage.
When American goes to foreign land, TO enter into
commercial transactions be has TO make great exerons
10 obtain reputable native associate Of the country to
which he goes in order to portion Of the ndpe
population of that country; but in Amercabind bewil
dered, hospitable unnatural Amercahe is obliged 10
seek foreign associate TO sustain his honest exerons in
his own land.
AS appears that every fact circumstance Of foreign
origin IS OF sufficient importance TO be copied by Amer
cans surely this distinction and exclusion social profess
siona, and political, having originated with foreigners
hnsf be worthy Of imitation and should be forthwith
adopted by every Native American.