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bic sacred Msjesiy--do What he will Il will sink or
swim with him." The father Of ii, coun,r, lef, no
such example 10 his eoon,ymen--no such legacy Of
eonsissncy--no such diminishing system Of msn-wor-
SOIL He ceased not 20 war with the good old Kiugn
until he ceased 70 be King Of the American Plsn,s.
tons. He continued 70 be traitor until his country
was free. Yea, sir. Virginia, with Washington, perss.
yered TO tho end--shs has resisted the power OF the
Crown before andcasng of the present President she
only sdheres 70 her resolution Of deafness hostility to
arbitrary power. Size spomed the fsvor-gold- the
King aud dealt justice 10 his troops at York Town
tell you, sir. IL you would attempt bring back vir-
gnia TO the President aud Bentonif you would play
veeroy. and make proclamation OF the Kings pardon,
tell you, sir that George the Third will never again
reign over Virginia. and that Governor Dinwidde had
better depart for the Kings Ship.
With due respect
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We have received catalogue Of the officers and
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Sidney College, in Richmond, Virginia The Fa-
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of Anatomy. The number Of the attending class is
46, and the degree Of M. d. was conferred on IA
gentlemen at the commencement in April last.
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We perceive by the arrival of the Great
Western, that several Of the Loco oco agents
despatched to Europe for the purpose ofne-
gotiating loans, have returned without being
able to effect them. How could they expect
capitalists abroad to have any confidence in
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The last Matches Free Trader says, q it is
matter Of congratula,ion that the priuate life
of r. J. Walker has been such, that Minis
tiers Of the Gospel can give him their suffra-
ges with clear conscience and intmates
It's readiness to do its duty to the party in
sustaining that man. The Free Trader has
some cause to rejoice, if the private life Of
MS iavorte will contrast with that of Mr..
Prentiss, for we feel well persuaded that his
Ppalic life cannot do so. Walker has been
every thing and nothing by turns. At one
time, we find him sustaining Gen. Jackson,
and then asking Heaven 10 pardon him for
the part he took in elevating that individual to
the Presidency. In 1884 he wrote the fol-
lowing TO Mr.. Black, the Senator from Mis-
sissippi
Dear Sir As promised ut our parting to give
~ NY views on any subject which might be inte-
tS,, w % your common constituents, hasten to say
n' mississippi viii, with great unanimity sustain
~ on me Deposite Question. In fact the public
'oSe loudly demands restoration OF The Deposites
"nu ',e creating Bank to supply general curren.
y, !. a STATE Bank can no more supply and govern
u government
dlfcc and control the affairs OF The nation Go nm
your constituents are with you-the country must
o. relieved from the frghiful scenes OF distress
which have visited us.
In haste, as the boat is leaving
"Yours truly,
r. j. WALKER"
Again we find him justifying that act, and
MAINTAINING that the State Institutions were
alone to be trusted as faithful custodums Of
Tue public funds. Anon we find him denounc-
"'s these institutions as unworthy receptacles
una Joining in the hue and cry for their imme-
''a'e destruction, and advocating an exclusive
metallic currency, the greater part of which is
S" be locked up in iron safes, for the
GREATER convenience of the Sub-,reasurers
NE Brandon Sentinel, paper in Mr.. Walk
'fS own State. thus accounts for his last
move.
H. J, WALKER.--He owes the banks to the tune
y eIShty thousand dollars-he is another anti bank
"'h he IS right for being So If he can depreca,e
.ilr paper little lower probably he can pay his
"'o>, no matter how many honest, hard working
'n' VINO hold the notes OF the banks lose by it, so
l. ~ makes fifty or sixty thousand dollars by the
residents experment-that's all he cares for.
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No. XII.

No XII.
ci.afMFicATios ore MINERAL sPaIN0s.--oARDEs NOUN
rAis.--rHE NATURAL BalDoE.
Nearly all springs Of waller contain foreign in
gradients Mineral springs receive their appella'ion
from The facs Of their possessing foreign or mineral
ingredients IN such quantity as 70 give them sensi-
bic flavor, or specific action upon the animal eco
Monty They hold In solution about 40 several sub
stances. Discardipg the technical terms by which
these substances are generally distinguished, find
common in these springs, chalk, plaster OF paris,
gaubers salt epson salt, table SALT alum, Soda mag
nesia, Silica lime, sulphur, iron, carbonic and sui.
phnric acid, and the gases.
have given partial descriptions Of several OF the
Virginia springs. They are susceptible, with the
various springs Of other States, Of being classified,
and IL may mol be nninerestng, as we are about To
bid them adieu TO arrange them In table by way
Of recapitulation.
A general classification Of springs, Is into hot and
cold This is in reference TO temperature. But we
must be more learned and particular, and classify
them according to their ingredients. We will there
fore, divide them into four classes viz: the sulphu-
rous or as they are sometimes called the hepalic;
the aciduious, or cabonaed; the chaybeate, or fer
ruginous The saline and we may add, the thermal
!. THE suLpaUnors.
In this class we may include
White Sulphur Spring, Greenbrier Co., va.
While sulphur g Fauquier Co, va.
Dibrelps Springs, Botelour Co., Va
Red Sulphur Giles Co., Va.
Grey Sulphur
Salt Sulphur Monroe Co., Wa.
Berkeley I" Berkeley Co., Va.
Olympian Kentucky.
Blue Licks I" /"
There is also Black Sulphur and a Yellow Sui
phur Spring in Virginia, and presume the Amelia
August, Rawley aud Shannondale Springs Of the
same Stale are Of the same class. There also
Sulphurous Springs in Arkansas, near the Hot.
2. THE AcIpuLoUs.
Sweet Springs Monroe Co., Va.
Saratoga water, is acidulous- chalybeate.
3. THE cHALYBEATE.
This class are known by their peculiar taste of
iron. They are quite numerous in Virginia and
elsewhere but none Of them so noted as the follow
ing
Bals,on and Saratoga Springs, Saratoga Co, NY.
San Souci Springs, Albany, NY.
Lebanon Spring, Columbia Co., NY.
| Bedford !" Pennsylvania
| York Z"
Brandywine
| Yellow Spring, Ohio
| 4. SALINE.
| Saratoga Springs, New York.
| Harodsbarg Kentucky.
| Granville {"
| Big Bone Lick 60.
There are some valuable Saline Springs in West
ern Virginia and in Tennessee. Some of the warm
springs are also saline.
5. THE THERMAL.
| Hot Springs, Arkansas, tempt. 2l2 deg.
Hot Virginia. log "
Warm 6 Is % 6
Sweet /" IA
| Warm /" N. Carolina, J" lO4 /"
There are but two Springs OF any note in the
world so hot as the Arkansas Springs. They are
The Vic" Of France. and the Geyser" OF Iceland,
all Of them 2l2 de- The temperature Of common
| springs generally, is about IS deg.
The Iadiaa Springs and Madison Springs in Geor-
gia the BioEnt Spriags in Alabama and some others
-, ~ hall ed N
The native American., 1839-12-21

NAV are ChIItH cH TO cau1lOn the pubIlc inc Dg5IsIs
wv partcula against purchasing from any traveller
under Whatever rrsences they may he offered any Of
DIR. EVANS NS'iNVALUABLE MEDICINES,
their unprecedented success In the Of Consump
ton, Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Indigestion, CosiiYe
ness, Loss OF Appetite, Papitaton of the Heart Pain
in the Head Breast, Back and Limbs Dizziness, Rest.
essness, and all diseases originating in The Stomach
Heart Lungs, Liver, and the associate organs &c. has
caused reckless Imposer, who it is ascertaned, has
been travelling through Pennsylvania, Maryan Virginia
&C., to counterfeit and vend deeterous imitation Of
EVANS CAMOMlLE AND APERIENr PILLS;
and anothr imposter has introduced into Pennsylvania,
&c., spurious article, purporting 10 be PARIS SooTH.
ING SYRUP for children when cutting their teeth both
lof which deeterous counterfeits. Therefore, in
order TO protect the public against the nroads Of such
impos!lons and to secure them the benefit which bis
Genuine Medicines never fail in besowng, he caused
the label OF EVANS CAMoMILE &C., PILLS " to be
tered according to an act OF Congress-"
notice Of which entry is printed on the labels on
every bottle OF the Genuine Pills and he has caused the
name ot Dr. j. L. Paris TO be stricken ont ofthe 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" an infali
bic remedy for the pain and sickness TO which children
subject when cutting teeth, tested and approved by
thousands Of mothers and nurses who have BY its early
application, no; only prevented their children from snf
erns excuciatnS pain bat in many instances rescued
them from death.
o1- Be particular in examining the labels, and also in
knowing that Dr. Evans nevervcnds any of his medicines
through the medium Of his resident agents, as ad-
ycrtiscd throughout The Union at the Western oce,
Louisville, Ky, and his princire office 100 Chatham
Street, New York, where wholesale orders will bs
prom y executed Oh the most liberal terms,
H The public may rest assured that in every instance
that comes within the knowledge OF Dr. Evans any
of lis agents. where the Counterfeit Medicines pur
chased vended, he will give them the earliest public
notice Of the imposition Already have proceedings both
civil and criminal been instituted against several Drug
gss who have been detected and their will be
laid before the public at early date. THE BEST
PROTECTION he offer for the presents to caution
purchasers to obtain his Medicines from the
'~# AGENTS ONLY.
LEWIS JOHNSON Hashngton D. C.
c. CEUlKsHANK, Georgetown, d. G.
BELL & ESTwIsTLE Alexandria, d. c.
The native American., 1839-12-21
FLODOARDO WARDS
Improved Compound
FLUID EXTRACT OF iS.4RSf p f.aISILL.i,

| For THE CURE OF
Scrofua or Kings Evil Obstinate eruptions ofth'
Chronic RheaunaIsm, skin,
Syph;c and Mercurial Ulcefous Sores,
Diseases Pains in the Bones,
White Sweis;ngs. General Debility.
And all diseases requiring hesa of Alternative medicines
This Extract is prepared from improved formula
anconed by scientific Physicians and Paaaaceuttss and
decidedly of the most active, ctcacious, and con-
enien preparations in
D-Mercry is added only when regularly prescribed E
1t should be used, where circumstances will admit
'nder the guidance and direction Of physician
Carefully prepared and sold only atmy Pharmacy.
FLODOARDO HOWARD.
l. Also for sale at most Of the Drug Stores in Washington
City, Baltimore, and throughout the United States.
The following Select Medicines and miscellaneous ar
'ices are also prepared and sold as above
HowARps Tonic MIXTURE, warranted cure fcI
ever and agUc
HowAnp's COMPOUND OF SARsArARyLLA, CuBEps,
CoPAIBA for the cure of aancrrhna Gleeta Sale
'nres, &c. HowARps FERMlFuGE, safe and eliectual
worm destroying medicine
HowARD's CATuAnrlc PrLLs, without mercury,
HowAxDs CoMrovNp KREosorE ID: ia ACHE
DRoPs.
HowARD's COMPOUND SYRUP OF CARRAGEEN, .
e, simple, agreeable, and cccual rcardy for coughs,
o!ds, asthmas, &c.
HowAnp's COMPOUND KREosorE TooTH WASH, for
.rresng and preventing decay in teeth and for dis
the gums an agreeable and pleasant wash Tor preserv
ng them In healthy condition.
HoWEto'G kREcsoTE IooTH PASTE.
DR.. WIsTaR's CovGu LozENGEs, celebrated for the
.ure OF coughs, colds &c.
HoWARDs lNDELIBLE INK.
HowARDs IMPROVED CHEMICAL CHLORIDE SOAR.
HowARD's CHEMICAL SHAviEG CoMroUNp
HoWAnD's SUPERIOR Toilet SOAP.
HowARD's CHEMICAL Essence or SOAR for rcmov-
ng grease, paint, tar, &c, from wearing apparel.
HowARD's CuRysfAL CEMENT, for mendins broken
.ass china, earihenWare, SC.
HowARD's ISSUE OINTMENT, forkeepng open issues
md blisters.
HowARD's MAGNOLIA EXTRACT a delicate and delci-
ous perfume for the toilet
HowARD's SUPERIon COLOGNE WATER.
HowARD's FLORIDA WATER
IowARD's LAVENDER WATER.
HowARD's HONEY WATER.
~EIowARp's SuREsroR fooTH POWDER.
As'ril IL. ......
The native American., 1839-12-21

IMPORTANT INFORMATION to persons aflctca
with the following complaints, viz scronla Leprosy
Salt ishepin St. Anhony's Fire, Fever Sores when
the bones affected, White Swe!lings Volcnt Erup.
tons after meases, Scurvy, Foul fostering FFuptios
Pnped and Carbunced faces Sore Eyes Sore legs Scad
Head Ulcers Venoreal Taints, when Mercury las failed
and all disorders arising from impure state ol the blood
and humorsnre assurrdthat DR.. RELFE aicalDrops
continue nnryaed for the prevention relief and cure OF
these complaints In proof Of which read the following
rema'hat!e cure ofa case Of Il years stGnaiag:
Extract OF a letter. .oir: Ny leg which before did
not col1 Ike human nb, is entirely healed up
(aEter resisting every other application for p yearsl
Previous 10 taking your Relies Botanical Drops, lad
given up all hope ofrelieE.
Rnother Case. An agent writes, "There is person
taking the Botanical Drops, evidently with tie greatest
advahtagc. lie declares to bis words, 1T is
doing wonders or him, ana s, as it were, snatching
him from the grave
Numerous instances have occurred where persons were
pinng away miserable existence, nothing they could
procure allortng them permanent relief, unl they had
made use CT the above invaluable Medicine.
They also the best Spring aud Autumnal Physi'
Price 81, or bottles for $s5.
For sale by ;. ). ODD,
March p. Washington, j. Z.
The native American., 1839-12-21
OUTHERN SILK MANUAL, and Farmers

! Wy IflEss oiLh -tAN oAi!, ana fa!h'cF 5
...' azine.-Thls work will be published under the
uspices of number of gentlemen actively engaged i'll
he cultivation of MonUs MuLTtcAUL1s feeding Of the
worms, and the manufacture Of silk. 1t whe edited by
: YEATEs REESE and furnished TO subscribers at
ollaT per annuin. ...* ':.
Ample arrangements have been made, and corrcspon.
tents established, to enable the editor 10 present work
obtaining all the Information necessary to the raAtingand
cultivation Of the trees, the feeding of the worms, and the
uccessfu management Of the entire silk business The
york will also contain valuable information agriculture
md farming generally.
Il will be the particular object OF the editor 70 promote
Southern and Western States; there the cuvaor pcs
peculiar advantages in respect to climate soil, Ia
,or, &c. '.."
Orders by letter, (post pal v&h the subscription for
he year, will receive prompt attention. Address e,
Yeates Reese, Baltimore. ...
Persons desirous to have the above valuable work can
We supplied by calling al my store, the Buildings.
Dec. F. HOWARD, Agent,
The native American., 1839-12-21

L ne connlNec OIL tne lhlauelPhla HleQlcal society,"
ior the investigation Of the radical cure Of Hernia OBJ
serve
Gully impressed with Tie extreme caution required
in forming conclusions concerning changes of structure
taking place in parts of the body conceard not only by
the integuments, but by tendnous matter and asca and
where the nature of The disease renders The opportunity
OF post noitem examination exceedingly rare, your
mee has been desiras 10 avoid that baneabe haste in
the decision OF important questions which has too fire.
,nent temporary reputation to the abuse Of public
fdence and the injury of The profession by granting to
empiricisn the weight and influence OF great names
"The i, trunents Of Dr. Chase k-:c effected The per-
manent and accurate ettnton of the ieanes in every
of hernia observed by the committee, thot mate
rial nconscnicncc TO the patient and often under trials
more severe than usually vcnued upon by those who
wear other tr,sscsais which would lie imTrUdcEt with
any other apparatus known 10 tie committ'e
''Thc committee are iniucCd BY thc 70 e. Ding concu.
snns, to recommend IN strorg terms, the itstrumrns ol
DR. Chase 10 Tie coIdt the proicssoH, the best
Aaown means Of mechanical retention in hernia, and
furnishing tie highest chances ot radical cH!e.
"Thry have hesitation in saying that we're they III.
divdually affected with This terrible disoaae, thry would
resort 10 this method u Treatment, with the triple We"
Of securing their comfort, safety, and ultimate chance ot
recovery.
REyNELL COATES, N. D.,
WNI. AsNMEtp, NJ D.,
Isaac PARRISH Nj. d
Committce."
GAN mast row admit Of the radical Of Hernia,
ard that D.. Chases Trsscs decidedly the best ye,
invented TO effect that object, -S5EtttIm MtGtcdt aEG
Surgical JouRql
Tor he utility and erccence Of these instruments refer
mag ba lid to tie principal physicians cf Mis c!y ho
are prepared p cPply ttcm.
For sale at T0DD'S DE"g store
May IS
The native American., 1839-12-21

CONCENTRATED Strip OF SARSAPARilLA.
~ For diseases OF the skin tctter, pmpled face scud
ead &c. the concentrated srup Of sarsapara a, when
nsed in onjnnction with "Sandss Remedy" the most
itectual medicine in AS Alternative in long stand
ing rheumatic affections, mcrcral diseases, &C. it may
advantageousy used substitute for the various
cret remedies, Swan's, Potter's SC and is recon
mended by the Faculty preferable to any Of that class
If medicines. Carefully prepared at
Mar O. rODDS Drug Store.
The native American., 1839-12-21
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c. "

~ W. c9rEcr Of Pean$yipana 8renue g. Gh SITS, 6etweea
Gro0ls 8 GafStys Hoe's, lposhing'oa Gil,
FEHHE undersigned respectfully informs the citizens Of
4 Washington, ard the public generally, thai he has
taken thu Drug store formerly occupied by Dr. S hitch
Ell, corner Of 9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween Browns and t;adbys Hotels, where he intends
keeping on hand uIl ana fresh supply Of Drugs, Mcd
cnts, Chemicals, Paints Oils Dye Sntis, sc. Also
very general assortacnt Of Fancy Articles Chewing To-
bacco, Snuls. and Scgars. Of the best qualify
Physicians prescriptions carefully aAd accurately com
roua!cd
WM. 7, BENDER, from Philadelphia,
July I3-- PhGrM2cFtttst.