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The native American., 1838-05-26
L,RENcH ANp AMERIcAN PAPER HANGlNGs.

L,RENCH AND AMERICAN PA PER. .HANGiNGS.
I IS p FRANKLIN has just received al his store. or
Pennsylvania avenue, three doors west OF Dr. Wni.
Gunons, very complete spring stock of French and
American Paper-hangiugs Of tie newest STYLE. Also
Boers Landscape and Historical views, fire board pieces
&c. of the richest coors and patterns. May 5-st.
NJ OTICE.-J. PERKINS, House, Sign, and Orna.
mental Painter, has removed from his old stand 10
one door east Of the Native American Hotel Pennsyva-
MIA Avenue where he will be pleased to attend to those
who may favor him with their custom. He has employed
experienced hands to do Burnish Gilt Looking glasses
Picture Frames, &c in fashionable superior style aud
workmanship. Old frames regilt, when new; all Of
which will be supplied to order, at lower prices than can
be procured elsewhere.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION to persons afflicted
with the following complaints, viz Scroiua, Leprosv
Salt Rheum, ST. Anthonys Fire. Fever Sores even when
TONS after measels, Scuryy, Foul fostering Erupons,
Pmped and Carbunced faces, Sore EyesSor legs Scad
Head Ulcers, Venerea Taints when Mercury has aiIe
and all disorders arising from impure of the blood
and humorsarea assured that Dr. RELFEs Botanical Drops
continue unvaed for the prevention relief and cure Of
these complaints In proof Of which fea, the following
remarkable cure Of a case of IL years sfnndine!
Extract of letter. s'Sr My leg which before did
not look like human limb, is now entirely healed up
(ater resisting every other application for l2 yearsD
Previous to taking your Relies Botanical Drops, had
given up all hope Of relief.
Another Case. An agent writes, "There is person
taking the Botanical Drops, evidently with the greatest
advantage" He declares 10 his words, 1T is
doing wonders for him. and is it were, snatching
him from the grave
Numerous instances have occurred where persons
pning away miserable existence, nothing they could
procure aordng them relief until they had
made nse of the above invaluable Medicine
They are also the best Spring and Autumnal Physc.
Price Sl or 6 bottles for 50.
For sale by Sd. TODD,
March 2l Washington ID. G.
The native American., 1838-05-26

A fellow in Virginia having whipped his wife
was ducked in pond by a party Of young lads
whom he prosecuted for damages. The Jury
brought in the following "4Sarved him right
Suq. Register.
And so say we.-[ED. N. A.
The native American., 1838-05-26

The Prince de Joinvile and suit have landed In our
country, and (25th) in this city; his squadron
lying in Hampton Roads.
The native American., 1838-05-26

TO NATIVE AMERICANS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY:
Feilow 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 to be united with in this
am also instructed to call your attention to the
sy of authorizing committee Of such of those societies
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
ization.
Your rfellow-countryman,
HENRY J. BRENT,
Corresponding Secry. Of The Natioe .Am.
Association of the U. s., Wash. City.
The native American., 1838-05-26

Mr.. MAFFIT. Concerning this gentleman, the editor
of the Vicksburg Sentinel has the following
1--WE have heard of the most bewitching orators
both Of the forum and the pulpit in the United States
we have heard Preston. Clay, Bishop England ant
McDufebut for imagery, enunciaion, intonation,
deep knowledge Of the human heart Mr. MafIit stands
uneqnaled"
Without in the least wishing to dsparage Dr. Hagan's
countryman, as orator, we must say that we dissent
from hin in too. We have repeatedly heard Mr.. Maf-
but he is Inferior according to notions of orator.
at least three of our naticesvz: Lorenzo Dow, John
Randolph and Dayy Crockett AS to real, go ahead,
pulpit birthstone eloquence, Henry B. Bascomb, of Ken
lucky. will transport his whole congregation to the Infer
nal Regions and envelope them in flames in less time
than it will take Mafit to light luclier match -New
Orleans Picayune.
We insert the above, because think the ridcule ap
piled by the New Orleans Pcayune just and oppor-
tune.
We have no objection to the most fattering display
of enthuaasn from this Irish editor towards his country
men, but do object to this invidous comparison the
pedantic and ulsome way Of making it. and the STILL if
possible, more false conclusion.
The native American., 1838-05-26

The Mississippi Senator'S in Congress seem
only to have been chosen for speed--one being
a W'alker, and the other Irotter.-M Martins
burg Gazette.
New York goes ahead Of Mississippi She has raised
a Gallup.-ED. N. A.
The native American., 1838-05-26

The deaths in New York, during the week ending the
10th of May, were LOG.
The native American., 1838-05-26

Mr., BANKS, elected Tin place of Mr.. PATTON, resign
ed by 10 votes over Mr.. SLAUGHTER, appeared in the
House of Representatives and took his seat on the :
instant.
The native American., 1838-05-26
INFLUENCE OF IMMIGRATION UPON OUI
BREAD STUFFS.

INFLUENCE OF IMMIGRATION UPON OUR
BREAD STUFFS.
The exports Of bread stus in l793 were ST. 649 sS7.
The imports Of wheat aone in 1897 exceeded in value
$3, 600, ,OOO
In 1911 export Of Indian 2,79o,ss0 BUSH
els since then il has been decreasing and in 1884 it
only 457l74--a diminution of than 5-6ths of the
whole exports.
The quantity of grain used in dstilation in the United
States has increased greatly within these periods In
1901 the spirits distilled ten millions Of gallons; and
by the returns Of the Marsas giving account of
manufactures in lslO it appears that the quantity dis
titled in that year exceeded twenty millions of gallons
about three -fouhs of which from grainas rye and
corn yield about l-2 gallons Of spirits per bushe, il
follows that the quantity Of grain disposed Of in tina,
way in one year was about six millions Of bushels
The export of beef has changed also very much in
quantity since the population has begun to increase
rapidly from foreign Thus in 1904, l25,O52
barrels, while 10 1885 il was only 81, ,f96 barrels.
The trade, to distant countries, in pork has also fallen
in 1903 it 90i0S barrels, and in 1890 only 1929
baresa reduction Of ohirds and the evil besides
the failure in raising enough, is that with the diminutor
of quantity has its correlative increase Of price.
In 1888 the domestic exports Of vegetable food amount
ed in value to 9sa9,i6s in 1884 they reduced to
$7 .ssOl77
The answer Of the Rothschds to a proposition Ia
invest their funds in speculations here commentary
upon condition-that .ey thought pery little ora ma
,ion that imports its bread''
The United States Gazette states that on the I'd July
next at Trenton. NJ., an extensive military encampmen
will be displayed and continue four days. to improve the
military discipline. This exhibition is to receive acces
sons from Philadelphia and New York by invitation
But what exctes the greatest interest is the place of pa
rade, the old Revolutionary ground, which calls up il
our minds the most thrilling "reminiscences Of hs days
that tried mems souls"
The native American., 1838-05-26

i +
We have lately account of an African. born
abness represented TO be % years old, OF low stature
well made, pink coored eyes, with long flowing grace
ful, perfectly white hair.
We have ourselves had opportunity Of seeing this
variety Of the negro in Virginia not long since
Of very singular character which sngularty convinced
us, independent of testimony. that the person alluded
was in reality albiao twas male Of about 20 years
of age whose skim except for the freckles very fair
with pale eyes, the cornea centre, which of
pewter color the chierotica, circumference reddish
defective in vision sighted impatient Of sun light
with frizzed hairof sun. burnt hue.
The singularity in this by which we were salts.
fed of its being 'sport of nature" from which the
al6no receives his distinctive traits was the fact as at
tested by the members of respectable family that this
boy twin to sister who Of the darkest shade
the mother Of them being equally dark, and all being the
slaves Of The family above mentioned Thus presenting
the curious spectacle of twin brother and sister, the
one perfectly white, the other perfectly black the chill
dren Of very black parents.
These parents had other children, among whom was
other of the albno variety, similar to the one de-
lscribed, all Of whom we, and two Of our friends now
residents Of this city, at the time of whom
having resided in the above named family for several
years. is famary acquainted with all the circumstances
The skin Of the negro receives its complexion from
black pigment deposited under the cutice the color oil
other tissues of the body depend likewise the mod
cations of this pigments and the general light complexion
Of the skim hair &c. Of the albino, is owing to the alb
sence of pigment in the opinion of Psychologists.
The native American., 1838-05-26

We of the number of those who deprecae mobs
der any possible pretence.
Whatever indignation or disgust we may feel-what-
ever injury may suffer, passions should always be
subjected TO the salutary restraints of law When this
barrier is broken down. who foresee the end-who
does not contemplate the consequences with dread and
horror
Private malice may ilnpcae the innocent; and proper
ty liberty life. be in jeopardy. But who is to dscrmi-
nate between the guilty and the innocent-the nurated
mob! Who is the Judge-the instigator? Even he him
self may become the victim to its rage.
We think that Of the best preyentves for the mob
spirit is to be found in contemplating the revolutionary
of France in the days Of Robesperre and Danton
After all must confess that we believe case posi-
Bile in which should deprecate the cause much as
the consequences Of mob.
The native American., 1838-05-26

Of their probatonl No. They protected by promp
and impartial administration OF law, in their personal
rights and unresrained in liberty of conscience No
good then whatever be assigned for their per-
tnacious desire to become citizens other than design
to wrest from the natives their through that
easy and hitherto unguarded channel the ballot box
the very thing instituted for independence and safety
is to be made the instrument Of our needless run With
much justice would obruder who had been inuleed
with our habtual bounty on its being withheld. claim Of
US support. II they be so devoted to a republican
government, Why do they not initiate the noble example
OF our foreathers whose deeds they much applaud,
and raise the standard of revolution in their native
tries and exercise the natural right of remodelng the
governments of their own countries
they have any idea of republican form of govern
cples that lie at the foundation Of it are that all power
belongs to and emanates from the people, and that they
can delegate and resume it al pleasure, secuem legem
II then it be their right to create for themselves a
government of their choice why do they not throw OIL
their old government and establish new one, such
will best suit them and if be preferred, let it be
made their model.
Is It the gibbet or the scafod that they fear! Ifs,
they do not deserve the blessings of free government
For nation TO be free il is only necessary that she
wills it," people who dare not lc TO be free are only
tit to be slaves. If they lack vaor to obtain freedom
home, they will lack discretion TO preserve abroad and
shall be recrean to the memories OF revolutionary
sres and the dearest interests Of posterty If far
ther hazard our free institutions by suffering such people
to participate in the control or direction Of them.
The native American., 1838-05-26

THE ABOLITION RIOT AT PHILADELPHIA--FURrHER R
PARTIcULARs.Fhe cost of the Pennsylvania Hall, which
new building purposely erected for sort Of Abo
lon college, is computed at 10000, The audience of
5000 at the Hall Wednesday evening, was composed
half Of women, and Of white and black people. Mrs.
Maria W. Chapman Of Boston was one OF the females
who spoke The fremen not allowed BY the mob
TO play upon the Hail. TO attempt to put out the fire.
but only to its extension by keeping the adjoining
buildings wet. The Sheriff, Col. Watmough, some
what bruised by the mob store with abolition works
broken open and the volumes scattered in the street
a late law OF THE State will obige the public authorities
10 pay for the destruction of the Hail.
AS indication Of the feeling that prevailed, it is said
that the house Of poor widow adjoining having been IN
jured to the amount of some fifty dollars collection for
her benefit was set on foot and money collected to the
amount OF four hundred and seventy dollars
The immediate of this popular outbreak is said to
have been the ridiculous and osentatous amalgamaon
coors in Chestnut street. during hours of fashionable
promenadng.
Whites and blacks arm-in arm, were thronging the
streets by scores wherca the populace became greatly
excited.
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Nraft ell1ee BeFebl6 Orlt f. IA. erlaBen 6lrdj
w bic Court ppn Common Ylees pcn pcrtase 60.
werbe i'd an, Sam!ta9, ren 5ten ,,abtten 0o1op, it,
ber Stapt SlcnzSaltimcrt, Start Gountp, fplsent
tefArietencs Giscntbum gum 9ertauf anteten, ndn,z
lid l puntelbraune O1abre, l punfelfable Do. 2
Sett pferpc8cf6irr, l &pbpfn unb 8rbr, 8rrs
cfe1 uno 6pDr, Dfantelzltbr, 2 Srie9el, &C.
binsne >cuttter, l 5mepfrannt9er QBasen, 1tfA,
8efcftcr, unp cine 9lette J6alftc ctncs 3ncpfpanz
ni9en 26a9ens. gu rertauftn ais Gisentbun bes
QBiLam -0aines auf &lasc rrn .5iram Ceilings.
Sertauf fanst INT 10 lthr Srrmittass an
9entel Naffenfperser, S@crif.
S@eriffsz z2(mt, Gantcn,2
Nprll 27, 1888. 2ut.
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3aateut 11fHnHm3D 3DaIla6t.

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~ CT, oaB 1te has 0atentre6t 9ceauft Daben, TINT
cti9en rItlidben Qrttrl in @tart, QSapne rnb Ole'
btna eaunttes, i'm @taat Obio, 3u rerfert9en, 5u
bratlhen uno dn pereaufcn 9ie laben bas putlts
tu eltt, in brer 2Serttfatt, an per Oeite bes Ga
male, xnseara,pas StraBe, III Canton, anlurufen,
no le tettanbS Sienen> palldtte ron per(6iebenen
8r6Ben nnr :preifen, 5u,n 9ertauf fertts semadt,
prrratbi9 baltcn.
Sp9tnbs np etlie Won ben rieltn Ginpft6 6lungtr,
bic e ron cbr aebttaren 8fr9ern biees unb ot,pc>
rtr Staateit en,pfan9en Dabtn, unD ,pelde bic por>
3iSbere 9l1kbteit piefts paqattes pcr jeren at.s
bern perartiSen Nrtitel tepettcr.
Certificate.
Dies tef6eini9t, paB ltnterfbrietene obct1trpaDns
ten nilklien 2lrtifel ilber Ilpnate binSurb pro-
ttrt, tpdbrenp nebtr 3et bit Yienen aus &6rtett
bre 9ebeittn ettpa uB in rem 9Datlat Dtncin tau.
ten, nnb mad Den Olpnatcn tpurren bic alten &6r>
be ab9enpmuett NIT l3O 9)funb pom bcttn .6cnis,
unb rcinften nnD pidtfen @dbeiten, bic ib jentals
tab, barin. Sd tn ,pirtlb NIT biefem Nrtitel feDr
snfricpen unp Slaute, baB ct ale 3mee, ptretreset
ct attenrfcDlet 1T, trftllltn miro. 2u6 9(aute i'd,
baB -oerr 9rcres bic Slatur unb 8ebanpluns rtefer
ptptrtaret, feBi9en Snfeeten pplepnl1er ptrtteDt,
unp pobcr ctnpfcbe idb Dem 5putlt,m germ tefaste
SrfnpnnS ais prrjd9liher hcnn irScnr ctnas piefer
Art, MORON jett @etratb 9ctnaebt rirb. Ord Se<
per nntertt'@e nnb urtbele fir li4 tIttt.
pittskurs, ga. 9lop.l7, 1886. aaron !6art'
9eebrter L6err.-Oa @ie su nnnftten mi6cn, mic
netne Stcrcn lcttes Sobr 9etDan, tp mill i@ SHnen
nt1t meDr ncb tntnber ais rie QpabrDcit faacn. Sie
Stenet1 rrr &6rbcn baten lire 3rQen mebr ais CUR
+oaltte III ben palat 8etaut, lie baten ,netnc Gr>
partun8en e6r tbcrtrcer, 1lnp renn bic 1atte Sab>
res5eit sintfiS it, bente i'd, rtrptn e Dren 9alat
tnllet1 unb itd III r4 5rep oitpere binen orteiten
Wit A9tun9 per Sbri9t, Spbn M fes.
ebetter 9r. penntplr. Oet. 26, 1886.
.6err QSilliain 8rtpts.-Sbr @etretten ROM 26s
item lettcn Wpnats 1T erbalten pprpet. 0a @e ;u
,rtBtn pltnf6ett, tpie es init mtncn II. 0rn. .@rans,
!eres S'entn fcDt 70 labe i'd Sie tpiBe, raB oerrn
Span9ers aubercrpcntlih gut 9ttban Datcn 70 gut,
baB Nle, tpel6e bic GrftnpunS Caben, betelbe BOD
It@tt tepunbern. Nub bote ieb germ -5enperfrn,
pon Slorpnthbletcn xaunfbip, 9efeben. 4ub nit
tetnem pallatt itebts trrbl aus, unp Dnbtlib meiz
net Sicnen, battn bieeben sietnli@ gut setba,t Gs
lthb jcet riee 9rallatte III Cumberland 0attntp III
Operation, bic tlter balt roll nb unb 9elc fpreeben
bappn, llb fpl3e an5ut@offen. Stes 1T ron Sbrem
6re1lnb unr QBpblpilnfber, ptsletb ib 1lnbetannt
init Sbncn btn. SD Dcffe, SIR @tf6aft lit profit
lleb, rnp lin hter5cn9t, paB es pprtbebof fir &rls
DE lit, ols Sbren plan tefcI8sn.
Sofepb q 6rpm.
Carlisle, Satt. 8, 1887.
Golenttn 8utius 1t. @ec. g. Webb.
Canton, Sctr. 2, 1898. ONt.
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Boeen uno &utCbenmacberep
lit Der Stabt @auton, Gtart @ouutp, Sbio.

III Ger Stoot eantOn, Start @auutD, Sbto.
Ner ltnterf8rietene 5etst fetnen Sreunpen t1no
~ benz putlttHm tterbourt att, bab CT BON nun
an bic 28 &C II III a d ere y, III rer GanalttraBt
Der Steet Canton, Gin Squar rrn &nats, frtlber
Sads 2Strtbsbaus, III alien 3mei9en 3u tetrete,
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Ser9nit9un9ss uno 9feiie SabrSeuge,
pie AUDI Saucrnmasen jeber 2(rt unp itterbarpt aGs
rt rpn Nrtcit bic in ttn Sad fblast, t.np ,pirb lt
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tetleprcc ieGetrp9c tener&unben su perpienen
eSene Nrt trauebtaren !epl5cs tpie aud $anbesrrp.
butte tperccn an Sesablunssttatt anscnpm,net.
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fAlast, ipirb anf tilr5ete 2n3e8e gut unp woDfeiI
pcrferti9t.
UT1u6 bdlt 1tnterfhrietener tettanbis eintn 8pr'
ratb 9ps fir S@rcincr unp I5rl;ortctter auf 6anp,
ZEN ct 3u btlli9cn Sebinsunsen atlabtn ipirb.
Oaniel QSnt.
Canton, 2rril 81. 30Dlt
UGtn fabi9er Nrteiter it bicfen Sadie tann 2(r>
cit crDaten; AUDI tann Gin SebrlnS ppn ,uprali hem
SDarattcr cine cute Sttle erboltct1, wcnn ct Itdb
t1lp tep Observation-Disclosures mt(btt.
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Seutihes 0oltbous
III SiuCi1nntti,

ain Olitelmartte, Der 5ten @tra &c. (swif6en goet
unb 9ine StraBen) 0erGnbcstenannte tturficblt
iein 8ahaus rer 8untt tciner Sanrslcutc, inbcm sr
- etn9er'btet IT, paB Ct Scitenre ju Sub unp Ut
lp9tren fann @ein oaus unb teine Gtallune 6ne
9eraunt9; feline @8cnte unp ftin 1tftb NIT psm
8citen rcrcben mas rer Olartt partietet, unb feline
Sebanclun9 unp Tee6nnn8en fo, paB sertbnlida bic
tpteper ley iDm tutrrebcn Die etnma Fey linn tnetz
tsbrt batten. 2Ser Die prptc init uns maiden tpiu
1T Der,liA willtpmmcn.
Sarib pffttrtr.
Cincinnati, 9lar3 80. 1888. 6o1ta.
U>9er a(tsre Teratteur piefes Ifattcs earn ous
Grprptnns allies bettati9en ,pas 5r. y. ptsn fast.
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SeutGhes QBirtAehaAs,

in 3anespiIe, Musfin9um 60. Sbic.
@er Gnbesbenannte tetnnpet biermit ietne,, Ieutz
~ f6en >aupseutc 1lnb pas stfa,nnte 9outlttun,,
oab ct pas tpeDtetanntc 2SirtDsbaus tetannt unter
ben Sla,uctt
9lmertc Naus
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Be, it gainesville, Can DEM Slatipnal Iurnpctf,) be-
scSen, unb ais 6entbcs @attbaus su baltcn sebentt
Die iDn enf einen frlbcrn Stanbr(ate lit RET Olain
CITRATE nit brem 3urrub btebrt baten, trirp ct init
9er9nl'9en at tetner ne1lcn Stcle ley ibm anpreen
teDen, tpie htcrba1pt bic fortraternpe 8untt unb
&unbfhaft einer 86nner purb prr,npte unp quite Ges
bienuns nnb tiaise @ebanpluns su perbenen ls6c,t
Seinc S6enfe, Si(eb, 9ettuns, Staluns,e ,pers
Den 70 tettslt epn, oaB le m pon felttt emrfeblen.
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Staat Sbtc> Starf GauntY, 5s. in Court
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lid l9 Setter, bann 6tflteb nab ncm 2(nfanssp[at,
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wrni9er Scfer Striob 1T ais bic 8aucrcp tetannt,
auf Der petsr !9ptenf9mitD sur 3eit teines onGbez
re1s ppbnte.-Oer 9crtauf fan9t I'M, ~ ltDr Olitz
tags ait nnp Sepin9un9cn ,perDcn tetannt scma<bt
rcn 9antel Nofenfpcrser, @dtrtf.
z eberiffsz Nmt, Ganton,1
lprl 27, 1888. 5m.
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2(nfenp'S Sleuee Ootel

In Der Stabt Srtbgemater, 9eaoer 60. Qyn
@er ltnterfhrietenc 5eist rem putlttum ersetentf
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ersebent Gin, anjurnftn, unb enpfieblt ib ais pcs
publteuns erSetenifer Siercr.
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