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The native American., 1839-08-10

eEMOVAL.-The undersigned has removed his UnI-
IA brea and Bonnet factory from opposite The
Seven buildings, to small building between 18th and
18th street. which he has put up for the purpose The
encouragem nj which he has been extended to him, has
induced him to contract FOR large supply Of materials,
for the purpose Of making Bonnet cases; ana he conte
plates extending his factory TO meet The demand,
slant supply. wholesale and retail. Likewise hand
general assortment OF Umbrellas and Parasols, great
variety of materials suitable for every descptan Of re-
pairs Umbrellas, Parasols &c mete and repaired at short
notice. Umbrellas that have been left to r,par, oppo
site the Seven buildings removed TO his dwelling
G street second brick house west OF the War Office,
north side. The undersigned would advise his friends
that he has interest in the shop condnctedJ M Farar
July g. DANIEL PIERCE
The native American., 1839-08-10

u REMOVAl..-B -Boteler & Dom, having purchased the
stock ofgoods OF Mr.. Seth Hyatt, would respect
fully inform their customers, and the Public generally;
that they have taken that well. known stand formerly
occupied by P. Mauro & Son, nearly opposite Browns
Hotel, and lately by Mr. S. Hyatt, where they intend
continuing The house e-iurhshng business exten-
sively than formerly.
They have now on hand well selected stock of goods,
embracing almost every article used in gcnteel house
keeping, to which they would invite the attention Of
persons furnishing
Will be found in store general assortment Of
Cabinet ware, Chairs, Beds, Bc,isteads, Mattresses
Looking. glasses. China, Glass and Crockery ware
Lamps OF various descriptions
Knives and Forks. Plated and German Sil-er goods
Britannia Brass 'Androns ...> =.
Shovels, Tongs and Tenders
HolI,w.ware for kitchen purposes @.
Tin and Wood ware, Garden Tools, &c.
All Of which they vii sell low for cash, or Oh time 70
pnDctual customers. June
The native American., 1839-08-10

United States and Teras.-- We are happv to
learn that the indemnity due by the government OF
Texas to the United States for the seizure of two
merchant vessels some years since, was yester.
day paid to the honorable Alace I.abranche in be-
half of his government The amount was some.
thing overtwelve thousand doars.---Ne, Orleans
Bee.
The native American., 1839-08-10

i OTIS FOR SALE.-The subscriber Is authorized To-
- dispose OF the following squares and lots. viz.
Whole squares 467 and III ....t
In square 36S, lots ID, 19, and 20
In square 24S, lots 80 and 33 IVA. ....
In square 2S4, lots 81, %, %, and 2f
In square 40l Tot RI
In square 42i, lot !
In square 342, lots 5, 8, T. and &c.,.
In square 426, lot 10 .
In square 37S, lots 8, 4, and IL
In square SIG, lots 6, =, 10, and IL .r.
In square 4S9, lot Is
In square 452, several lots. a.
Most of the above lots in desirable situations soma
Of them being and near the Franklin Row square and
others and near 7th street. Apply To-
A. RoTHWELL
ap 20.
The native American., 1839-08-10

perhaps is just rs far behind the pro-
gress of science, the ancient natural philosophy
with its four primitive elements, Is behind mod
ern chemistry, with its forty simple substances.
This system, at the present day, actually divides
the opinion of the learned with the science of
phrenology nor was il an invention OF Gerard;
it was only illustrated and developed by him.
Now suppose DR.. Sewall, dssecling-knife in
hand, should attack the system Of Gerard; what
havoc would he not make According TO DR..
Sewall, Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Keith, the mind
must be unit, alike in all individuals, and IN all
individuals, all It's faculties, t 1T has them at all,
in the same proportion-and it must, OF course,
be absurd TO talk Of man having more memory
than imagination, or more imagination than
Judgment! Now, which are We to believe, the
dissecting knife Of DR.. Sewall, or those facts and
that experience which lie open to universal OBJ
servation? | think common sense, II not un-
common sense, pronounces in favor OF the latter.
But mean no dsparagement to DR.. Sewall;
saw 10 him 90 on--truth is only TO be ascertained
by painful analysis-ii must undergo many modes
Of trial, and must do the DR.. justice to say that
he has thrown difficulties i'll the way OF phrenol-
ogy, and has attacked it more successfully than
any other person. All wish, is TO see fair play.
do not like to see inquiry, on any subject cut
short by witty sarcasm, like that OF MIR. Adams,
or doctrines well or -sustancd crushed by the
mere we ght of name carrying with 1t high and
deserved authority, even if it were the name of
the Stagyrie himself. | will give my own name,
although it has not the weight of feather, com
pared with that of Mr.. Adams, because am NOT
of disposition to shout IN arrow at any one
from behind "a bush.
IL. M. BRACKENRIDGE
The native American., 1839-08-10

NOR RENr.-A convenient two story brick house
IL on Missouri avenue east of l-2 street. lately oc-
cupied by DR.. Buck. For good tenant, The house
will be put in complete repair Possession may be had
Immediately. Apply at TODD'S Drug Store.
Il, g .
The native American., 1839-08-10
GEORGE swEENY,

NJ oTARY PUBLIC, Conveyancer and General Agent
/ has removed TO the Office Of the Firemens Insu-
rance Company Pennsy Avenue. opposite Browns
Hotel. July 2S
The native American., 1839-08-10

L>RESH SARATOGA WATER just received and for
i sale by the box single bottle.
Also, Swans Patent Atmospheric Soda Fountain new
ap lrats for making soda water at one half the expense
and labor Of the old method Price 500.
F HOWARD
June Mar BUILDINGS
The native American., 1839-08-10
.J,lneS

NJ EWBUOKS.-Cha Vincent, or the Two Cie ks,
~ Tale Of Commercial Life in 2 vols.
Also, Cure for Scandal, Drtraction Displayed, as
exhibited by Gossps, Takers over, Langhers at Ban
ere,s, Nicknamers, SINGERS, Sconers. Sneerers Eye
lnct.rs, Mimcs, Caricatnrists and Epigrammatiss by
Amelia Opie, author OF Illustrations OF Lying.
Also, fresh supply Of the School Boy, Gnide for
Youth 10 Truth and Duty, by John S c. Abbott, author
Of Mother at Home, Child at Home, &c
Also, Caleb III the Country, Story for Youth, by the
author Of the Rollo Books.
The above books are just published, and for sale
by w. NJ NJ MORRISON,
July l3- -Four doors west OF Browns Hotel.
The native American., 1839-08-10

Cincinnati MISUNDERSTANDING other honor
able specimens of Mechanic genius West, ex-
hibited at the late fair a: Cincinnati, we observe
superior musical instruments, by Messrs. Doug
lass IL Tosso. A flute made of cocoa and ivory,
and mounted with silver and god,and set with a
ruby, was Judged equal in point of tone and work
manshlp, TO the best Eastern or European manu-
iactures. Also, porcelain teeth. Maps by Miss
Anne Maria Crane, made with pen. Stereo-
type plates. Beautiful needlework from the Fe-
male institute, &c.
The native American., 1839-08-10

EfOR SALE OR LEASE, farm, lying ten miles
IRON the city Of Washington, near the road leading
TO baltimore II contains about Il aeres about 80 of
witch are in wood, and about 25 in meadow and it has
on u comfortable dwelling youhs orchard Of choice
II is desirable that any persons who may feel wish to
possess themselves Of so fine and healthy sithaon
shond make immediate application 10 the Subscriber at
me Lumber and Wood Yardi 18th street near the canal
June ~ ULYSSES WARD.
The native American., 1839-08-10

1he Planets.-It is perhaps not generally
known that four planets are now, and for some
time past have been visible every clear evening.
vi these, observes the Reading journal, Tenus
the brightest, may be readily distinguished in the
west,-Jupiier and Mars, not more than one
and half degrees apart (having been in conjunc-
tIon on the l9th,) in the south west-and saturn
IN the south east short distance to the east Of
Jupiter, is the fixed star spica, in the constea-
tlon OF uirgo. Not far from saturn, and nearer
the horizon, .Anfares, another star Of the first mag
niude IN the constellation Scorpio, may be seen.-
Philadelphia Gaz.
The native American., 1839-08-10

r literary AND GRAPHICAL lLLUSTRA-
IL TlONS of Shakespeare and theB'ilish I::ama COM
prsing an Historical View of the Origin and Improve
ment Of The English Stage, and Series of Critical and
d, scrpive Notices of upwards Of hundred OF the
most celebrated Tragedies Comedies Operas. and Far
embelished with than two hundred engravngs
wood, by eminent artists is for sale BY
w. nj. MORRISON
June 20 Four doors west OF b owns Hotel.
The native American., 1839-08-10

State of Crime IN Eagland-We have before
US the first Report of the Commissioners appoint
ed to inquire as to the best means of establish
ing an efficient consahulary force in Eng
land and Wales: and most important information
it certainly furnishes with respect to very large
proportion of our population, the criminals.
II is stated-''That there is an average of up
wards Of 100000 commitments annually to the
goals, of the e-boded population of England
and Wales, for criminal offences; that there are
from l | 900 to 10000 persons constantly in the
criminal goals, of which number large proper
ton are persons known as living wholly by hab-
tual depredations; and, from inquiries made in a
large number Of the individual cases Of prisoners
confined for theft we find that, on the average,
such prisoners in the rural districts, where there
is trained constabulary, have been at large, liv-
ing by depreciation, during average periods, up
wards Of five years; and that the criminal pris-
oners in the goals in the towns, where there is a
paid and trained force have not been able 10 pur-
sue their depredatious more than half that time.
But that nevertheless, in either district, prison.
ers are liberated with The prospect and the empta-
ton Of career of unknown but long duration for
the future, before permanent removal by process
Of law or by natural causes"
A five years career in a county, OF which a
great part of the population reckless that
they readily apprentice themselves to trades such
as glass grinding which destroys life in few
years, merely because the wages are little be-
yond the average, to be terminated bv tansporta-
ton (Which has few terrors),is no slight induce
ment to embark in an avocation which prom
ses exemption from labor and indulgence in lux
ury.
The native American., 1839-08-10

L>LEG ANT AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND
IL SHOES-Sign Of the Mammoth Golden Boot
JOSEPH B. FORD, Pennsylvania Avenue, nearly oppo.
site Browns Hotel has received by the latest lmporiaons
from France his usual supply 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 to
a;y IN this or any other country.
j. +. offers to the ladies' resident and visiting the
Metropolis the following, superior OF their kind viz
Cater Boots, Of any variety. with beautiful assort-
me Of colocd Satin Turc with coored Morocco to suit
for making Galer Boots Ladies have any color they
wish to match their dresses.
Christina Waterproof Boots lined with fur most de-
sirable :rtice for winter.
Also, the Quilted Silk Boots and Buskns with cork
soed Boots and Shoes made light and elastic.
Slippers of every variety for balls and evening parties
with all other articles, usually kept in fashionable shoe
establishment.
10 the gentlemen j. B. i. would particularly remark
that he is in every way prepared TO fit them with Boots
and shoes IN the neatest and most fashionable
All the work of his establishment is invariably made Of
French Calf and Morocco Skins, with Spanish Soles and
having succeeded with great and attention in getting
lasts perfectly adapted to 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 can with the greatest confidence.
recommend his establishment to the patronage Of the
Public. -.
Dec.
The native American., 1839-08-10
ii. M. BRECKENRIDGE.

The head Of Homer, may be considered a work of
fancy OF the ancient scnpors Bat their study Of hu
man heads made them phrenoIo4sts
The native American., 1839-08-10

TAMES'S NEW NOVEL Charles Tyrrel, or the
a Bitter Blood: by G. p. r. James Esq., author of the
Hugrnot, the Robber, Sc.
Historical Sketches OF Statesmen who onrished in the
time Of George Ill., to which is added Remarks on Par.
ty,wh an appendix, rs series, by Henry Lord Brough-
am. F. X s. and member Of the National Institute OF
France, IN 2 vols. .s
Conceament, Novel, in 2 vols.
Nicholas NickIeby, No. H. .... , ~
Jack Sheppard, No. g.
PccoIa the Prisoner of FenesreIle or Captivity Cap-
tive by NJ. Santine. second edition.
Are this day received and for sale by
.. w. NJ. MORRISON
June % doors west Of Browns Hotel.
The native American., 1839-08-10

II Ulfning TOice.--A writer in the Knickcr-
booker, draws, in the suboined brief sketch, a
revolving picture. Yet how many young men
are chasing gilded butterfies-thngs of day :
''How superior, thought |, is the love of this
young girl, unaccustomed 10 the world, to that Of
the heartless and false doll of dress whose every
word is for effect, and every thought desire for
admiration; who can sacrifice domestic pleasure,
and follow fashion and vice--vce of thought
y no lives only in crowds, and is miserable alone
who loves self supremely and takes husband for
his carriage and house, and enters into matrmo-
ny for the liberties it allows her. There are
such women the idols of the ball room and the
bellies of the watering places. They enjoy a
butterfly celebrity and then decay early in mind
thoughts must lnger around the bosoms of such
women on their dying beds as they think of their
neglected God Young men know not what
they follow, as they glide on in the wake of the
plumed syren ofthe dance. They are the false
lights which meteors hold out to draw the tumb-
ling ships upon the rocks. They lure us on with
music and the pattering of tiny feet and jewelled
fingers and false smiles, and false hearts and
when the victim is caught, like the yelled proph-
et,lhey display their awful hideousness. No, no!
Love is found in gentle hearts. 1t dwels not a.
mid the riots of pleasure; it dies in the glare of
splendor, and cannot live in the heart devoted to
dress and weak follies it is more matured in qui
etness than loud applause, or the worlds praise.
Give me the sharply defined feeling Of Young
and timid girl, and leave you to the confessions
Of the gaudy coquette Give me the beaming of
La liquid eye, and yield the bright and flashing
blaze of the proud beauty to Others" f.
The native American., 1839-08-10

~ FRENCH CHiNTZ.-We hate on hand 500
: pieces French Chinlz. which will be sold bargains
June % BRADLEY s. CATTETT
The native American., 1839-08-10

'NHE MISSIONARY CONVENTION AT JERU.
l SALEM, Exhibition OF the Claims Of the
World TO the Gospel by the Rev David Abeel Mission.
airy to China, is for sale at w M. MORRISON'S
Book and Stationery store, four doors west of
June 10 Browns Hotel.
The native American., 1839-08-10

COLLECTIONS FROM THE ENGLISH POETS
- from Spenser to Beattie, embeIshed with Portrait
and twenty four illustrations.
Also the Life of the Rev. George Crabbe, LII. d. by
his son. the Rev. George Crabbe, A. NJ is Tor sale by
W. M. MORRISON.
June 20 Four doors west Browns Hotel.
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sr,rr ar Omo OOUrt Of CumIn0I
Lucas County, IS. riss.' I5sg March Term
VS.. IN Nlhis cause the
Ebenezer Jesup, Jr. complainant has fl
led his bill in this court setting forth that
the defendant was seized of certain lands
and Real Estate therein described, that the
defendant purchased the said Real Estate
the complainant, for three thousand three
hundred and fifty four dollars and thirty
three cents; that the defendant has paid to
said complainant twenty-five hundred dol
Ilars, that there is balance due and to be-
GENE due to the said complainant, the far
ther sum of eight hundred and fifty -four
dollars and thirty three cents besides inter-
est, that this balance is for the purchase
money for said premises, and that for that
sum the complainant has an equitable len
on the said premises, so soldby him to said
defendants, that on the Both day of April,
1897, there became due to the complainant
three hundred and thirty,sx dollars and four
cents, that on the 30th day of April, 1883,
there became due to the said complainant
the further sum of three hundred and thirty
nine dollars and eleven cents, making six
hundred and seventy, five dollars and fifteen
cents, and that on the 2Oth day of Aprl,
1899, there will become due to the com
plainant the further sum of three hundred
and forty-two dollars and thirty sever cents,
being the last pa, ment for said land, that an
account may be taken Of, the amount due,
Il A.. al.
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NgRS. MANWARING, of jana

NERS. MANWARING, of Jamaica, l..
lYH l., has been under the hands of several
physicians for year past with an unheaIa
Bile Fever Sore on her ancle, and has been
part of tie time quite unable to walk, and
gotno rclieftIl she has now by the use of
two bottles Of Hays Liniment, been entire
ty cured To this fact Judge Lamberson
and J p. Jones Esq, Editor of the Long
Island Farmer, and man. other citizens of
that town will testify. Hays Linmeht,
genuine, for sale at No. Fletcher st.near
Pearl Also at 0. s. D. Williams Mau-
NEE City.
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AMERICAN HOTEL.

Summit street, near the io'oer steamboa
3t. landing, I'oledo.
I'D N. LAWTON takes this opportunity
IN. to inform the public that he has taker
the above splendid establishment, and fitteC
it up in good style for the accommodation
of all who may favor him with their Gus
tom. He intends to try the experiment oI
keeping the best.of every thing, and thus
lneritiug substantial reward from the res
ident and travelling public.
March, is 1899 soft
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GPTHE LATE MAYOR of Philadel-
phia has certified under seal of the city the
character of several Divines, Physicians
and gentleman of high standing who declare
positively under their own hands (aot
which may be seen at the Drug Store) that
the Balm of Columbia is not only certain
preservntive, but positively restorative Of
the human hair; also cure for Dandrutf,
Who shall dispute, or 60 bald9 The only
true have a splendid steel plate engraved
wrapper, tobh falls Of Niagara, and The
name Of Comstock 8' Co., Ne,o York, &c on
.H. For sale at o. s. D. Williams Maumee
CITY,
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NOTICE.

A LLindebted to the subscribers, by note
N or book account, are requested to call
Immediately, and settle, the same by pay
ment, or they wlIbe necessiated to put their
demandsin the hands of the proper officers
by the 10th of January next, for collection.
dec S1. 39 ACKER g. KANADY.
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YOU A coUGHq--Do not neg

TTAyE YOU A COUGH?--Do not neg
il IL lect itl--Thousand have met prema-
ture death for the want Of alittle attention
to common cold.
Have you cough l--Rev. DR.. Barthol-
omews EHpectorant Syrup, safe medical
prescription, containing no poisonous drugs,
and used in an extensive practice for seve-
raj years, will most positively afford relief,
and save you from that awful disease pull
monary consumption (which usually sweeps
into the grave, hundreds Of the young, the
old, the fair, the lovely and the CAV!
Have You a cough?-l}e persuaded to
purchase bottle of this Expectorant Syrup
to day TO morrow may be too late.
Haveyou n cough? Bartholomew's Ex-
pectoraht Syrup is the only remedy you
should take to cure you.
For this plain reason THAT in no one
for the thousand cases where it has been used
it failed to relieve.
For sale at the drug store of Comstock
& Co., Fletcher st. near Pearl, and at all
respectable Drug Stores. Also at o. & d.
Williams Maumee City.
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BENEFITS DESCRIPFI FION
Of Me Gfeat Birth .Night Bal At Wash-
iagton-lIeeti,g Of Vm BDren Biddle
aad Ciay.

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c'l'zens, Ipt'or'' snV''asp''' ,'',Nou !u'','
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" Iso ; 'V, L ",,u ,ni ,o ~ t1nh sng o,"a Go,'a.
a.' i'p'u"' "'in'o ','"''' " 10 "''''' '''''
'"I" "'' suppo, ~ " '" ,";a al ,.;,hon, ,,
lnn'1 " 'f,e"N " Ip'9 w." ",a"J"' G'S
I",pi' ''r'o"'eil,' = 'o' T'l' L ~ r"3
no.'S.S ''1 u soo',' ~ ''"0
out trin ron any q"attoI III, ..;.h ,J;,;
ne iioot was I''o'Ngu VIZ ~ ''G4 a 'au' @
o'S'u' '"'"''o'"v., 20 @ ''"1 liz
al.a .n' lIne' s"G G ',t3 ',t,a =,
ltl'ers' ne 'aul1s h nsNeu " qa.le a'll. +" oua'
many of the gentlemen, who cut more pl,
geon wings over the BIG broad eagle than
have seen perpotrated forfve years,
About half past nine o'clock, it was an
nounced that his Excellency the President,
walked between the two members of the
committee. The whole company then for
med themselves into TWO Immense groups,
with an avenue up the centre between
them. Up this avenue, studded on each
side with all the beautiful women of the
evening, the President walked between the
two members ofthe committee.
On reaching the upper part ofthe room,
he was conducted to several steps, which
led up to species of throne, or terrace, or
domestic corner. On the platform stood
several groups Of ladies, some Of the most
brilliant and beautiful in the city. Mr..
Van Buren, mounted the steps, stole into
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--7---l777777----7---1---
q. & ID. WILLIAMS,

VETIIL continue the business Of Mer-
w chandsing at the old stand of o.
Williams 4 Co., where they will be ready
to attend>to the calls Of their customers as
usual. They respectfully solicit the pat
ronage of their old friends, and the public
in general, continuance of which they
viii iendeavor to merit. March 0.
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NO MISTAKE.

.nR. ST. CLAIR would give notice to
1.-the people Of Maumee City and viclni-
ty, that he has disposed Of his interest in
The store of o. Williams s. Co, with the
full intention Of pursuing the science and
practice of Medicine. Therefore hopes to
merit reasonable share of the public pat
ronage. i-
March $, 1888. 4otf
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REMOVAL.

A CARY has removed from Front St.
IN. to Broadway, corner Of Conalt SITS.
where he has received in addition to his
former stock, a large assortment Of Boots
and shoes Of superior quality. Also, a
good assortment of Dry Goods, all of
which will be sold low for cash.
Dec.
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aWhen | am making up aplan Of conse
quepce," says LORD Iioling6roke, 81 al
ways like, to consult with sensible wo-
maD."-Lord Bolingbroke was great man
Gin. Sun,
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o } Court of Common
I'laar iAt = c, ~ ohio' Pleas, March Term,
uS"s ooun'y o. 1899. 3as
WAsH'N T. BEEBEE, IN PARTITION.
Elizur Fuirman, Ex- THE Respond
ecntors of Levi Bee ents will take no.
bee, deceases, tice, that petition
Wash'n T. Beebee, has been filed in
Isaac H. Bronson,& + this Court by the
William Fairman, Demandapts, and is
VS.. nowpending where
Milton ST. John, s.. in is demanded par
Sinclair Topsey. tition of the follow
ing real estate, to wit: Lot No. l6 in
Block No. SO. in Hunts additionlo Mamee
City, and that at the next term of said
Court, appIicationwill be made by the de-
for an order that partition may
be made Of said premises. 91s
q I'M. YOUNG,
Ss9 Sol. for Demaudants.
Dated at Maumee City, April 9, 1888.
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