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bel osren 1ufiubun9 Die alten ro'nantis
ibsn Spaalsr iene llnfftrblibfeit i'm Soc
es fanocn, Die iie in oieitm aebea su se=
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beneen utfr ben fleinen, BON scr gHelt
abosfbloHtnen Gee binfhaaesla fonnten.
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siere Der 8er. ct. 1rmee bel einem Ss:
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Das ncue Dampffdif preiioent.-
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Sb lse .eann NIT pifsnem Wtuncs
Oas 9snfsr iiratbt mir 0irtb une spein
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The native American., 1839-08-03

Gtcrgctcaen .Nik CCccc9Cg. w PAID short
visit ON Saturday morning 10 the capacious CO.
coonery of Mr.. John Mason, Jr, situated on The
Heights of Georgetown in the rear OF has resi-
dence, on the banks Of Rock creek, and returned
highly pleased with the curiosity that carried us
there. The building has been erected during the
past spring, on the most approved plan, for the
express purpose Of entering extensively into the
rearing of the silk worm, and is large, airy, and
in every respect calculated for the purpose. Mr..
Mason procured his eggs direct from France,
but, from some cause or other, not more than one
quarter haiched, consequently those he has raised
this year will be principally reserved for eggs for
the next season, when he will commence with
renewed vgor. In consequence Of the scarcity
of the morus mul,icauls leaves, he has fed them
entirely on the common mulberry and the CO.
coons are as large and close as we have ever seen
some of which are white, and others a light
yellow. He has now a number feeding on the
morus multicauls, and will be enabled to Judge
Of the relative value of the two species of null
berry.
The enterprising proprietor has also about one
thousand morus multicaulis trees of this years
growth, which are certainly the largest we have
ever seen, that will undoubtedly bring ready
market at prices that will fully remunerae him
| for the heavy outlay that he has beer to in the
erection of the buildings and the cultivation of
the trees.
Mr.. Mason and his lady both supcrintend the
establishment themselves, in the true spirit of
American enterprise and perseverance, and look
on their tremendous family with the most earnest
care and solicitude
Notwithstanding all that has been said concer-
ming the multcaulis fever" and other con,emp-
tuous sneers .t the enterprisng silk-growers,
there is doubt III our mind but that silk will at
no very distant day, become one Of the principal
American staples.
The native American., 1839-08-03
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NM Z are called on 10 caution the public the Druggists
w IN particular, against puchas from any traveller
under whatever Pretences they may ta Offered, any
DIR. EVANS INVALUABLE MEDICINES,
as their unprecedented in The cure OF ConSmp
Ton, Dy spapsia LIVE Complaint Indigestion, Coslre
ness, Loss OF Appetite Palation Of The Heart, Pain
IN The Head, Breast, Back aid Limbs Dizziness, Rect.
ssness, and all diseases originating in the Stomach
'rart, Lungs, Liver and the associate organs &c. has
caused reckless mpos:er. who it is ascetaincd has
been travelling through Pennsy yvana, MARY Ian. Virginia
&c, TO counterfeit and vend deeterons imitation OF
EVANS CAMOMlLE AND APERlEN'r PILLS !:
and anothr lmposier has introduced into Pennsylvania,
&C., spurious article, purpoting to be PARIS SooTH
ING SYRUP, for children when cutting their teeth both
order 10 protect the public fganst the nroad Of such
lmrosiiions and to them the benefit which his
Genuine Medicines fail in hesowng, lie h caused
the label OF Evans CAMoMIIE &C., Pills, to be Ell.
tered according to an act OF Go gress."
| A notice Of which entry is printed on the bells on
every bottle Of the Genuine Pills and he has caused the
name OF Dr. j. l. Paris 10 be stricken out Of the label of
his celebrated Soothing Syrup. for children when cutting
their teeth, that the label Of the genuine syrup reads
"DR. VIM. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP az ,nlaIIi.
bic remedy for the pain and sickness TO whch children
are subject when cutting teeth, tested and approved by
thousands Of mothers and nurses who have by its early
pr.catlon, no, only prevented their children from suf
ienng eXcrnclailng pain but in many instances rescued
them from death .... Is.
knowing that Dr. Evans vends any of his medicines
through the medium of his resident agents as ad-
vcrtised throughout the Union, at the Western Office
Louisville, Ky, and his princlpel office 100 Chatham
Street. New York, where Wholesale orders will be
promptly executed on the most liberal terms
eJ-Th" public may rest assured that in every instance
that comes within the knowledge Of Dr.. Evans, Of any
of his agents, where the Counterfeit Medicines pur-
chased vended, he will give them the earliest public
notice of the imposition. Already have proceedings 10Th
civil and criminal been instituted against several Drng
gists who have been detected and their names will ha
laid before the public at early date, THE BEST
PROTECTION he offer for the present Is to caution
purchasers to obtain his Medicines from the
| AGENTS ONLY.
LEWIS JOHNSON, WASHINGTON, d. C.
.. C. CRUIKs!IANK, Georgetown, d. C. ..
BELL & ENrwIsTLE, .1ierundria, d. C.
The native American., 1839-08-03
Corr. OF the ". i. Journal Of Commerce.
.... HAVANA Julv 1920

Spanish Schooner that sailed hence. a few
days slnce' Tor Neuvitas, near Principe, had on
board valuable cargo, some passengers. and
foriy negro slaves. These latter rose upon
passengers and crew--two Of the latter escaping
IN the boat to tell of the dsaser-It is said thai
the captain, owner of the schooner, was warned.
previous to sailing, to keep look out for the
negroes as they had attempted to rise and take
lhe vessel in which they weic brough, from
The native American., 1839-08-03
DIR. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE
Pills

These Pills are strongly recommended TO the notice
OF the Ladies safe and efficient remedy in
ing those complaints peculiar to eir sex. from want o
exercise or general debility Of the system distractions
snppresons, and irreguarity of the ensts at the
time, strengthening, cleansing, and giving tone to the
stomach and bowels, and producing and healthy
action throughout the system generally. They create
appetite, correct indigestion, remove giddiness and
vons headache, and eninenty useu! in those
plants which distress females much at the "TURN OF
LIFE They obvate costiveness and conn;erac all hys
'erical and nervous affections. likewise afford soothing
and permanent relief in fnor abus and in the most OBJ
snate cases OF choross green sickness they nvari-
ably restore the paIld and Icate female health and
vigor .r.n .=a
These pills have gained the sanction and appreciation
of the most eminent physicians in the United States, and
many mothers can likewise testify to their extraordinary
efficacy. To married females whose expectations OF The
tenderest pledges Of connnba happiness have been
!eated these Pills be truly esteemed bliss hoon
They remove all functional debility, and if taken
according TO directions. obviatn I'll morbid action.
Dir GooDE's CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLs.--arc for all
the following diseases Suppression, rreguIary
tenton of the menses fuor albus, clorosis greece
sickness costiveness, gravel, incontnnance of urine
nervous affections, Mysteries, p,oapss utc falling
the womb and pi'es Also pains in the side, chest limbs.
head stomach or back dmness, confusion Of sight
alternate Hushes of heat and chiness; trenors watch.
ings agitation anxiety bad dreams. and spasms This
medicine is acknowledged TO be one OF the valuable
ever discovered purifier Of the blood and nids it is
superior to sarsaparila, whether sudorlfc aera.
tive. .@
The native American., 1839-08-03
ELEG mt AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND

| E>LEG mt AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND
A SHOES-Sign of the Mammoth Golden Boot
JOSEPH b. FORD Pennsylvania Avenue, nearly cppo.
site Browns Hotel has received by the latest importaons
from France. his usual sup.y of French Calfskns and
French Morocco, portion OF which he has made into
splendid Boots and shoes and is prepared to make to or
der any article in his line in style warranted equal 10
a. y IN this or any other country.
j. b f. offers to the ladies' resident and visiting the
Metropolis the fol owing, superior OF their kind viz:
Gaer Scots. OF any variety. with beautiful a.sort-
ment OF coorcd Satin Furc, with coloed Morocco TO suit
for making CATER Boots Ladies have any color they
| wish to match their dresses
Christina Water proof Boots lined with fur most de.
sirable article for winter.
Also, the Quilted Silk Boots and Buskins with cork
soled Boots and Shoes made light and elastic
Slippers of every variety for balls and evening parties
with al other articles usually kept in fashionable shoe
establ shmaut.
TO the gentlemen J. B. +. would particularly remark
that he IS, in every way prepared to fit them with Boots
am, shoes in the neatest and most fashionable manner
All the work OF his establishment is invariably made Of
French Calf and Morocco Skins with Spanish Soes: and
having succeeded with great and attention in getting
lasts perfectly adapted 10 the shape Of the human foot
and in securing The services of Mr.. JAMES Parsons
(whose superiority in cutting and fitting is so generally
acknoWledged,) he with the greatest confidence
recommend his establishment to the patronage Of the
Public. - '"'
H. Q
The native American., 1839-08-03
60 60 c. c. g. G.

49,. WASHINGTON BRANCH RAiLnoAp DEPor.)
Washington May 4, 1899.
and alter this date the hour of departure of the
!" evening train Of passenger cars for Baltimore will
oe changed 10 3-i o'clock, Of which travellers will
please 'aKe nouce SAML STETTINIUS,
way J. Agent.
l OTIS FOR SALE.-The subscriber is authorize
- dispose OF the following squares and lots, viz.
Whole squares I67 and I7l
In square 36S, lots I5 10, and 20
In square 24S, lots 32 and 33
In square PSI, lots 81, %, 23, and "a
In square 4Ol, lot IL
In square I2l. lot
In square 342, lots 5, 6, Z, and
In square 426, lot 10
In square 37S. lots g. !, and IL
In square GIG, lots 6, s, TO- and IL
In square 4S9, lot l5
In square i52, several lots.
Most OF the above lots in desirable situations. an
Of them being n and near the franklin Row square and
others and rear 7tli street Aprly TO a''
a. % RoTHwELL.
The native American., 1839-08-03

The Corporation of Georgetown, actuated by
the spirit Of enterprise, which we are pleased to
see is beginning to incite citizens to exer-
tions for the improvement of our town, passed
an ordinance on Friday evening last, exempting
from taxation the first factory that shall be erect
ed within our limits for ten years, the second for
six years, and the third for four years, provided
they shall 60 into operation before the year ls4O
The native American., 1839-08-03

A new rout for the transportation of goods to
the western market has been adopted by the New
York merchants, which is by way Of the Ches-
apeakc and Ohio Canal and the National Road
Goods are now shipped by water to Georgetown
where they are forwarded by canal to Hancock
and then wagoned to. the Ohio river The freight
for the whole distance, from Georgetown to the
Ohio, will be about one dollar and seventy cents
per hundred. This fact should urge our Balti-
more friends on with their Cross Cut Canal, in
order to compete with their northern rivals for
the western trade.-Poton,ac .4dvocate.
The native American., 1839-08-03

The people of Waterford, Virginia, and its
neighborhood, were busy harvesting on the 4,h
of July, and could not celebrate The dag on that
day. But, after business, pleasure.-So they
had their fun on the goth. As for putting it off
until the next 4,h Of July, was out Of the ques-
tion. Well done for Waterford !-.7ler. Gazette.
The native American., 1839-08-03

NJ OTEiE.-~Nativc AmCrit an Cause, and "The
1S Native American" News artr.-The Native Ame-
rlcan Association in this city has been in existence nearly
two years, and enros among is members upwards of ee-
hundred out Of fourteen hundred of the native citi-
Of the place.
T. lis objects are . ....@
70 re}jea! the laws Of Naturalization; and
The establishment OF national character and the per-
petnity Of our Institutions through The of our our,
counhymen
paper, called s.The Native A m rican' was COM
menced few days after the organization Of Society,
and has already 1000 sbs sclibers In many places
doctrines have found ardent and able friends; but TO
accomplish our patriotic ends that may rey upon
ourselves Tor the blessings of peace, anil III the perls of
y separate the hi;thrigts of orr own peop. from the
ndlcri'nnae pretenons OF the paupers and ontcasts Of
the Old WGrl.
We therefore invite counrymen throughout the
Union TO form auxiliary associations, and to emoralize
Congress for repeal of the laws OF Naturalization.
Our newspaper is published weekly at the price Of two
ollars and fy cents per anuum able in advance.
We Of 10 party in politics reli ion bnt embrace
men Of al crecds and faiths.
Our motto is Our co,ntru atlcays rgh but ripht or
urong our conn'ry.'
As every of the Union who loves the land of his
birth is interested in tie principles advocate we bopo
each will voluntarily put forth his hand to help or
honest laholrs and occasionally cheer with the cry Of
God speed the canse.'
Newspapers Of all parties throughout the country are
requested to give this notice ew nsei tons and
desirons of becoming subscribers correspondents
rbutors 10 the paper, requested to address JAMES
G. DUNN.
By order Of the President and Council.
II. d. JONES.
Secretary of the Nat Amer. Association of the u. s.
mar 23- Washington city.
The native American., 1839-08-03

pronounce il the best adapted 10 family use or all the
preparations with which are acquainted Hoping
thai the public will soon become universally acquainted
with this medicine, | remain yours Sc
III. X. GREEN.
Imay be had whoesal and retail at DDS Drug Store
August 3.
The native American., 1839-08-03

,Zijcrul.-The Hon. Thomas w. Williams, Of
New London, Conn, member-elect Of the next
Congress, has made donation of one thousand
dollars to the colonization cause.
The native American., 1839-08-03

summer complaint colic grplng pains, sour stomach,
dauency SC. SC. and ali spasncdic and dis
eases. sick and nervous headache, bysera, cramP,
SC. &c. ".. ...
From Dr. M. l.. Knapp late physician to the Baltimore
Dspensary and agent for the Mary land Vaccine lnst-
tuition. BALTIMORE, MARCH n, 1888.
DR.. JAYNE : Dear Sir: You ask me hat proofs
meet with of the efficacy OF you medicine. safely
say that prescribed medicine for
that has given much satisfaction, and my patients
speedy and perfect relief this Whenever introduced into
family it becomes standing remedy for those ailments
and is called for again and again, which think pretty
good proof Of its efficacy and usefulness In the sum
mer complaints cf children il has frequently appeared TO
snatch the little victims as it were from the grave
saved the life of my child, and of such ard such child
have repeatedly heard said. In dysenteric affections
Of adults, have time and again SCENT like charm
and give permanent relief in few hours may say in
few minutes. In fine it is valuable medicine and no
family should be without it. Respectfully,
M. L. KNAPP, M. D.
From DR.. VIM. Steeling, Physician to the Cumberland
N. J. Almshomse.
BRIpGETowN. July l9, 1886
This may certify that have used DR.. Jayne's Carmi-
native Basam very extensively in bowel complaints and
have not the least hesitation in declaring superior to
any preparation that have met with Tor the relief of
those diseases. WILLIAM STEELING, M. d.
From Johnathan Going, d. D. late Of New York, Presi.
dent OF Granville College, Ohio.
New YoRK, MAY 20, 1897
DR.: D. JAYNE Dean sIR: Having made use of your
admirably adapted to the complaints for which it is in
tended take pleasure in recommending it 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 GOING.
From the Rev. H. K. Greene, Professor in the German.
town Collegiate Institute.
GERMANTowN. APRIL 30, 1888.
DR.. JAYNE: My Dear Sir: II gives me pleasure 10
communicate in this manner, my favorable opinion Of
your Carmihaive Balsam. For two years it has been in
almost constant use in my family. 1t was thus intro
duced: child Of five years old had been sick some
i've or six days with the dyscntery Calome and other
medicines bad been largely administered, but without
me least apparent benefit The peculiar discharges from
the bowels were unchanged both character and i,e-
qnehcy 'he strength OF The little patient could not hold
out much longer AT this juncture, was reminded by
'reho oi your Balsam After portion of castor oil il
was administered several times through the night I'M
ne morning. the physician found the discharges esspnii.
any changed the disease checked nay, removed:
az o'her medicines discontinued and the child was
soon restored TO usual health We have ever since kent
'nis Invaluable medicine hand and for both adults and
cndrcn nave found il uniformly ctcacious We readily
The native American., 1839-08-03

1t is fact not generally known even among
lawyers who like the literary history of their
profession, that Blackstone's chapter on Equity
was written by Lord Mansfeld.-Noyok Beacon.
The native American., 1839-08-03

RuMoRs of another irresponsible Insoluent
which have been floating, for some days, became
confirmed yesterday. The Philadelphia Sarings
Institution has failed.-PMladelphia Star.
The native American., 1839-08-03

The Board of Health Of Charleston, on the
24th, announce some cases Of yellow fever in that
,.itv