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The native American., 1839-01-05

A NDERsoN's POLISHING PASTE For polish
IN ing plated ware, brass, and other metals, Ander-
sons Composition has attained high celebrity The
following testimonials from many, selected
This is to certify thai we have used Mr. Anderson's
Composition for cleaning brass and other metals; also his
plate powder which we approve Of nnd v,hl, Wholesale
% our customers. 81 "a K WARREN
Hardware Merchants Albany
This is to certify, that we have made use of Mr. An
ssos Composition for cleaning silver and brass plae.
and have 10 hesitation in saying that it is the best method
We have ever used and recommend the to others.
A WALLACE,
Coach and Harness Maker, Saratoga.
This TO certify that we have used Mr. Anlerson's
Powder for polishing plated ware, aud find it the best
article OF the kind that We ever used.
WHITNEY & HOYT,
$50 Pearl Street, New York.
have examined and tried Mr.. VIM Anderson's Che.
mical Powder for polishing silver brass and other me-
tails 1t proves an excellent article for the above pur-
rosc and am pleased to recommend the .
LEWIS A. LAI RIAT.
Chemist and Refner of Metals Boston.
This is to certify, that have used Mr.. Andersons
POWDER for polishing plated ware and also, the Paste for
brass &c and il proved to be excellent article for the
above purpose and am pleased TO recommend The
to the public. JOSEPH SMITH,
1862, Pearl Street New York.
This is 10 certify, that have used Anacrson's Paste
and Powder FOR cleaning brass and plated ware, and
safely say that exceeds any thing have used before.
WM. HINTON,
lS4, Broadway, New York.
| have been using fer the last three weeks, Ander-
son Chemical Paste r The cleaning Of silver and brass,
aud believe 10 be the best composition in for the
purpose intended ID. ID. HOWARD
Exchange Hotel, New York.
Having made trial Of Anderson's Composition in po-
hshing Britannia ware, which manufacture, we feel
satisfied that il is good article.
BROADMAN & HART,
BnrIng slip, New York.
/ have made Of Andersons Paste and Powder and
ind IT very ,aluabe article and do most cheeriuy
it TO persons wanting the article.
DAVID DORRANCE,
FEB o, 1875 United States Hotel.
For sal" at TODD'S Drug Store
Dec. %
The native American., 1839-01-05
GI~LEG mt AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS AMI
~ SHOES Sinu nf the M.un.unlh l.nI.Ian D..

GJ~LEG mt AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS AMI
~ SHOES Sign OF the Mammoth Golden Boot -
JOSEPH B. FORD, Pennsylvania Avenue nearly cppo.
site Browns Hotel has by the latest nporatlons
from France his usual supply Of French Cul.skns and
French Morocco poItlon OF which lie has made into
speGdd Boots and shoes and is prepared to make to or
der any article in his line in sIe warranted equal 10
any III tins or aay other country.
}. +. offers to the ladies resident and visiting be
Metropolis Tie ioi owing, superior Of their kind VIZ
Cater Boots OF any Variety with ieanti!ul assort
men. Of cocrcd S,'i, Tr"r = 10, Norocco \, su;tI
ug ahs ,Ia'e. cus. Laal,s have any color they
wish 10 match their dresses. -.
Christina Waer. proof Boots lined with iur mos, de-
srabe article for winter
A,so ,hr Quilted SIX Boots and Busiins with co1
sol Il Boots ard Shoes made light and elastic
Slippers oi every variety for balls and evening parties
vii" all "''"r articles, usually kept in fashionable shoe
establishment,
! The gentlemen J. b. f. would particularly remark
nat he IS, IN every way, prepared 70 fit them with Boots
and shoes III the neates and most fashionable manner
II tie work OF his establishment is invariably made Of
French Calf and Morocco Skins with Spanish Soes: and
having succeeded with great and attention in eett
lasts perfectly adapted 10 the shape OF the human foo,
and in securing the services of MIR. JAMES PARsoNs
twliose superiority in cutting and fitting is SO generally
acknowedged) he can with the greatest confidence.
recommend his establishment to the patronage of the
Public.
Dec 3
The native American., 1839-01-05

The Detroit Advertiser Of the 9th says "D
Iheer, we understand, has given bail ($6000)
appear at the next term Of the United States Di:
trlct court, charged wthsetting on foot military
expedition to Canada"
The native American., 1839-01-05

PERJURY at The EIsctions.-A man by the
name of Abelman, foreigner, was arrested on
Monday, on a charge Of perjury, not having heen
in this country or State the required time, thoug''
he swore to the contrary. Tins is one OF The
thousands which occur at every election IN TINS
city. He who had the moral courage to prefer
the charge against this individual deserves well o
our citizens.
The native American., 1839-01-05
BLACK LIST.
From The National Banner.

In Berks county, Penn, l0,G40 votes were
polled, and vet it has been found that there are
less Than 5000 taxable inhabitants there. Thus
we notice one fraud after another.
The native American., 1839-01-05
CAN ADA.

Further Execution of the Pa'rio!s.-The ex-
ecution Of Abbey and George al Kingston is thus
alluded to in the Kingston Herald Of the 18th :
abbey refused the service Of any clergyman,
but George was attended by the Rev. Matthew
Lang, and deeply peni'ent, though he too, had
prolcsscd Deis,ical principles. Abbey met his
fate with frmness, and died without much pain
George struggled for some time. His wife was
allowed to see him after his execution, and pro
vided coffin Of black walnat for his body Both
bodies were inferred in the bufying ground OF
the Church of England"
The same paper states, tha! Woodruff was TO
he executed On Wednesday, and states that it is
doubtful whe'har any more of the brgands will
suffer 4! &XtIc"i" penalty Of tho law
The Court Martial was proceeding with the
trials Of the ether prisoners i,houi UNNECESSARY
delay. 1t is asserted in tie Montreal Courier of
Friday, that the Co"r Martial at Kingston were
shortly to close their proceedings. and tha. dav
threats Of revenge had been sent over to them
from the sympathizcrs on tic American side. 1t
will be therefore yc,morc crcAtab!n to the humane
policy f,he chief ICana ian auiEuries s>r Inl,n
Eobornc and Sir Geo. Arthur. that lhey have not
forgotten the injunc;oms Of Lord Durhum, bu,
Will magnai mously cooperate in the preserving
Of peace and the sparing Of human blooA.-Sfur
Sir John Colborne, III Lower Canada, has, in
reference to the disturbed state ofthe frontier, and
The reckless character of the marauders who are
lowering upon it, prohibited any person from
crossing into the States, without passports coun-
tcrsigned by Gen. Mcdonnell and also the Po-
lice of onreal. The like restrictions are i'm
posed on persons coming from the Uuted States.
Sir George Arthur Of Upper Canada, in reply
to some enquiries Of the corporation of Toronto,
how the President Of the United States in his pro-
clamation could have been so ignorant Of the 10y
atty Of tie inhabitants Of that province, to sup
pose 'belIion had taken place. answers in very
c'nc,la'ory language, that he has probably been
deceived. After all the provocaiion that has oc-
CARED Of fragrant violations Of our neutrality, by ex
pcdltions OF nnprlnciped rufiiaas from our terri
tory into Canada, Sir George cnioins moderation
and forbearance, and hopes and believes that no
respectable Amerlcan citizen approves or countcn-
anccs such outrages. He rcprobaics, and with
Justice the licentious portion of the press in the
l. States, as an engine tha; has powerfully ins,i-
gated to- the late acts Of criminaty. Upon the
whole, Sir George has quite beed the maledic-
tons Of those who said he would turn out far
more despotic and incxorable Governor than Sir
Francis Head.
The native American., 1839-01-05
EORG SWE EENY,

NOTARY PUBLIC, Conveyaaccr and General 4 GER
ias rem owed 10 tie Office Of the EirSlntns B.s
rance Company, Pennsy yvana Avenue, opposite Brow
Holel. ! Il, -
The native American., 1839-01-05

Facts rW om.-In an article in the Times OF
Thursday, alluding to the hnc and cry set up by
the Richmond Enquirer about bribery frauds,
corruption and thousand other villanes prac-
tised at the late election in this city, because, for
sooth, the election resulted differently from what
was expected, the editor says, "When, At the
election last spring, the partizans of the admins
ualon in this city, erected IN The public street, a
shaa'y Of about go feet IN length, and co'erca
The pacenenf within Uih S'ram, and cuerp night
acho, in the moraing. marched ont 10 the polls,
and, mder adcice, s,vore 4 residence acquired
i by nighi's lodging under The stram IN The
Sha9ty IN the street, did i've veteran Richie cry
shame, etc!-nol word ol it.
The native American., 1839-01-05

10 PlkDSEYE DIAPEHS --.rcned .day-
~ 100 Pir Of blld>e' diapers Of very ne qualit,
Dec s-8i BRADLEY & CATrETIk
The native American., 1839-01-05

Outrageous sympolhy.-A notice has been
published in the Rochester papers, calling upon
the citizens, and especially THE lRIsH, to attend a
meeting for the purpose Of giving dinner to
Theer, the prisoner who recently escaped rom
Quebec What have .2nericans 10 do with this
man, fighting as he is in this country against
friendly power! Foreigners can thus violate our
neutrality, if they see fit, but it only evinces he
feeling we have ever apprehcnded would, on any
emergency, prove destructive to our liberties
The native American., 1839-01-05

EW HONEY.-.Fnc favored country Honey fol
table use, put up jar. OF ent size for ia
hrreS' n JS' received at TODD'S Drug Store.
The native American., 1839-01-05

CASHMERE AND BLANKET SHAWLS-
~ Opened to day
100 Green and Drab grounds Cashmere Shawls.
30 Large size Plaid ShawIs,
100 Black ground Cashmere ShaNls.
Dec. l-3t BRADLEY & CATLETT
The native American., 1839-01-05

l'oFiED kUGS.-Opened to-day
n 100 handsome Rags
Also, 20 pieces bnf chin'z for Curtains
20 do danasl Morscns
80 do curtain Mnslins
Dec l-3t BRADLEY r. CATJ rTr
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son to anticipate the most aattering success
otherwise his efforts will be VAN.
1t is proposed thai each Eumber of the con-
cmplated work shal. contain, at least two hun.
'lred and fifty octave pages Of original matter,
rinted in the best style Of the American press.
twenty-five hundred or three thousand sub.
scribers at five dollars annually, the money be-
il e paid, would yield an amount sufficient to
establish tlr work, and afford handsome re.
enumeration to writers for literary labor. A
strung appeal is made 10 the public spirited
citizens Of the South, and also ofthe West and
South West, already united to lis by strong ties
in commercial and agricultural point of view
in behalf of the proposed work.
DANIEL X. WHITAKER.
Charleston. S c.. April IO. IS39
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ii particularly to ths kind charities Of That band
who lave linked themselves together for the al
vancement of that cause to which we devote the
work. They have acted with us in the past;
we trust they will act with us il the fitur". 70
rxertiohs will be spared to make the work such
an me as they will look up"n with delight
1t ina, be well to add that thu lnter,ehl .
time brIwcen t'.is date an; the day OF puhca
ION, will be spent in COLI citing materials fol the
~ Or,.
The PIONEER will be printed on an imperi"
sheet, in quarto form, and will contain g'ealer
quantity OF reading matter than any work OF the
XIII. published al the South.
iermS.-iw collars Ier annnm, payable on
III issrir of the 1st No. Persons sending us
IN subscribers, will he entitled 10 one years
'lbscripti"n. gratis.
agents allowed the usual per centage.
augusta III. Ma 1I'".
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New Spring and Summer
GOODS.

YNNHE Subscriber informs his friends and
Ill the public generally. that he has just re
cened from New York, a complete assert
mcnt of Staple and Fancy, Spring and Sum
er Goods-among which are,
81 A. 5-4 und ~ brown & bieached Shirt
ings and Sheetnss,
A handsome assortment ght cold Prints.
so pieces light col'rd London do.
French prints and printed Jaconet,
Mourning and half mourning prints and
Musins.
Snper printed Lawns,
A and IA Cambrics and cambria Muslins
Swiss and book .iuslins,
Jaconet plaid and stripe do.
LyonnaiSr and brocade do.
Ladies and gents white and black, silk II. 8.
and kid Gloves,
.t Cotton and thread do.
Misses black and white nelt
Lace and t,auZc do.
A handsome a< Ortnient oil gauze and satin,
and Mantua Ribbons.
Best Italian servings, black, blue black, and
assorted by the quantity,
Hen.stitche,i, an super linen cambria Hkis.
Mems and boys Pongee do.
Ladies' gallze. Hermann, gro-de-nap and sew.
ing silk Hkfs.
"A Irish linens aud linen lawn,
Plain, inserted and lriIled bosoms and liner
collars,
ga and 1914 table diaper, 3-4 birds eye and
Russia Diaper,
6.4 "a and lO-4 damask table covers,
French napkins Il towels,
French brown and grass Linens.
Whine and brown linen Drillings
Super rib'd do.
A variety of Cotton do. cold. and striped for
Pants.
Osnaburghs,
Cases of palm leaf ind willow Hoods,
English Devon straw Bonnets,
A large assortment of silk and cotton hose
and half Hose,
81 and 4-4 plaid and striped domestic,
silk, satin, and Marseiies Vesting,
Parlsols ami Umbrellas.
furniture, tlltl and fringe.
Black bombazines and merlnos Tor Goats,
Paris needle work,i muslin caprs 4 collars.
French baskets. bleached Russia Sheelings.
Any thing like general enumeration oil ar
clrs is inprarticablr; but these in addition t."
lis former stock, make it sufficiently extensive.
md he trusts his prices are sufficiently moder
lie to be worthy the attention Of all who wish
o supply themselves with articles in his line.
His former customers and all who buy in this
market, will do him, and perhaps themselves
| favor by examining his assortment before
purchasing.
JOHN O. B. FORD.
HAMBURG March 13, 1899. IF
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ATH EISM.

Take from men, the belief of rrwar'ling
and avengiu. God, then SyIla and Ma
rius bathe their hands with delight, in
the blood of their fellow -citizeus: Au-
gustus, Anthony and Lepidus surpass
the furies of Sylla: Nero orders in ,I'I
blood the murder of his mother. II is
certain that al the period Of which we
speak, the docrriue Of an aveneing God
was extinguished among the Romans
The atheist, the cheat, the ungraieln
man, the slanderer. the robber, the mur.
derer. each reasons and acts accorIingly,
if he be sure of impunity from man.
If there he no God, each Of these mon
sters is his own God. He sacrifices
to himself, whatever he may desire and
whatever NAV oppose him; prayers the
most touching-reasonings the most
powerful have no more influence over
him, than over famished wolf.
A private society Of atheists who dispute
abou, nothing, and whose days glide
smoothly along in the pursuits Of pleas
ure, may last for brief period. with.
our agitation. But if the world wa.
governed by atheists, better would it be
for il TO be under the immediate, abso.
lutte control Of lhUse INDUSTRIOUS beings
whom history paints as falling withou,
mercy, upon their victims.
VOLTAIRE.
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State Of south (arolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON pIEAS

state OF NOutn I dfOlIna.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Wade Speed. surviving pariner)
OF Watkins q Speed, for the Attachment
use OF John Watkins, in
Adophus ]. Sale.
John Watkins, Admr. of H. M. Attachment.
Watkins, in
vs. Same. Assumpsit.
HNHE. Plaintiffs, in the above stated cuses,
II having filed their declaration in my Of
fee, on the twenty-second day of November,
1888, and the defendant having no wife or at
torney known TO be in this State, upon whom
copy of the said declarations can be served:
therefore Ordered, that The said defendant do
appear and make bis defence within year and
day from the filing of the said declarations. or
final and absolute judgments will be awarded
against him.
JNo. F. LIVINGSTON, c.cr.
Clerks Office.
Feb IA. 1888 Sw4P $40 age 3
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THE ROSES.

Fatigued by her walk. Hrrsilil, seek
place which invites herlo repose. 4 r>
ulet creeps ,ofilyover bed of ver'lur",
She followed the flying wave. and Suo.
she found herself near charming groitn
whose entrance was defended by "A ros,.-
bush. Hersilia placed IlerseIfat the fool
of the shrub.
Two roses scarcely opened, formed all it,
attire. She is about to pull one-She ap.
proarheS--she seizes The branch whiril
sustains the flower, she tries to break il;
ulterine cry Of pain, she moves awa,
while slaunching the blnod which il
cruel thorn had caused to flow. AL
m 81 separated from the stem whic
nourishps it, the rose Ianguidly han" ,
down her head: her char ming colors fad
away, she exhales hut a feeble perfume.
and is withered before her time; she r
tains no longer her neauty.
The air now thick-ns-the sun conceal>
his luminous globe in the busum ofdark
clnuds-lhe winds are unclaimed, au'l
every thing proclaims a coming Ien-
pest. Hersilia trembling. flies into he
grotro. Scarcely has she entered, wh"n
torrents of rain innuuda'e thr plains.
The backness of night is difiused over
nature; objects are no longer Distinguish
ed but by the dazzling glare ofIhe light
ming. which pierces the clouds. At
leugIh the elements are appeased. and
calm returns. lIersiia leaves her
retreat. Wherever she directs her Steps,
she sees the ves'iges of the Storm
Here, pop!ars are inclined towards the
earth; there the ancient oaks are almost
uprooted. The waves Of the rivuleI
hear away the wrecks of The tempest,
and its waters have lost their cledrueSs
The bush is not even spared. IN
vain. does HerSiia seek the rose which
escaped her rash hand in The morning:
II TOO has disappeared; it too has be-
come the prey Of the tempest, and scat
tered here and there. its leaves are blown
away by the storm. flersilia deeply
moved, flies far away from these images
of fdestruclion.-MiSs 4durelia 0.
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Translations from, the French:
BY THE EDITOR,


IDYL TO THE VIOLET, A POEM.
Oh daughter of spring! sweet and touch
ing image Of a modest and virtuons
heart, in the bosom of this turf, thou fill.
es, the grove, with thy delicious per-
furne. How | love to seek thee amid
the dense verdure, where thou hnpeSf
TO shun my looks and the liShI! At the
foot Of the hom-Oak, which the pure
wave hedews, the fragrant air announces
to me. thine abode. Bur fear not this
generous hand; | would not he happy
at the expense even Of a hower.
Oh! like thy perfume, whose delicious
odor is exhiLed in the air, without dr>-
polling thee of thy charms, why cann"I
while wiping the tears of The poo'
man, hide from him, the aspect of hi>
benefactorl Timid as thou. | wish To
pass nv days in nv relrea1.and in ohlir
ion. Is little inrense worth the troubl
which ever follows our nnqniet < lurl!
Simple in my taste, a prareful lrISnrr
renders my soul satisfied; my name Is
enough for my desires, sinre friendship
repeats it.
The future will forget me; hut dearto my
husband. finding my chief happin
iu my child. bounding his world 10 wIla
love, | will not dazzle the Jealous
public Resembling thee seeking soltui"
pleasing myself in these lonely vallr
come hi,her 10 muse, aud to brra'':
forth these verses which owe nothing
art.-Madams the Countess d HuutrO"
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NEW GOODS.

YHNHE Subscribers nave just received from
Ill New York. a general assortment Of
spring and Summer Goods, of the latest and
most fashionable articles in their line.
They consist in part Of:
Gros detats. Thbet, French cloths, Gam
br0uns,
Grass linen and linen drillings, for Sum-
mer Wear,
Cashmere. Challv Vestngs, Stocks,
Collars, Bosoms, Gloves, Suspenders,
Fine Hats, and Umbrellas.
They keep constantly on hand. general
assortment Of MILITARY TRIMMINGS. Of
all kinds; and they ave prepared to execute ali
orders with despatch.
They invite their customers. and the public
generally, to call and examine for themselves
HARRINGTON g. BRYAN.
Edgefc.d C. H. April ]. 1880 If 9
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Mate Oi south arOIina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. :
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Isaac Branch; ATTACHMENT,
Isaac Branch,

Archibald Hamilton. AssumrsrT.
"HE Plaintiff in this case having, this day..
III filed his declatom in the Clerks Office,
and t;'e defendant having no wife or attorney.
known be III This State. upon whom copy
ofihe said declaration may be served: There
fore ordered that the said Defendant do appear.
and make his defence Within year and day
from the filing of thr said declaration, or final
and absolute judgment will be forthwith awar.
ded against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c. c.p.
Chrk's Office,
May IL. 1899 B&T aeq 16
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"JEsUs OF NAZARETH PAssETH By.

"JEsUs OF NAZARETH PAsSETH By.
By Mrs. Sigourncy.
Watcher.-who wax by the bed OF pam,
While the stars sweep Oh with lhell nndnIgll
train,
Sitting thy tear Tor thy loved ones sake,
Holding thy breath lest his sleep should break
In thy loneiest hour there's helper nigh,
"Jesus ol Nazareth passeth BY"
S,ranger!-atar from thy native land,
Whom 10 man takes with brothers hand,
Table and heartil-slone ARE glowing free,
Easements are sparkling, but not Tor thee;
There is Que who can tell OF u home on high,
"Jesus oi Nazareth passetii BY
Sad one! in secret. bending low,
A dart in the breast that the world may moi
know,
Wrestling the favor OF God to VIII,
His seal of pardon for days OF Sill;
Press OIL, press OIL, WIN thy prayeriul cry
"Jesus OF Nazareth passeth by"
Mourner!-who sittst in tire church-yard lone
Scanning the lines Oh that marble stone.
Plucklng the weeds from tiny chlldren's bed,
Planting the myrtle and rose instead;
Look up from the tomb with fearful eye,
"Jesus of Nazareth passeth by"
Fading one!-with hectic streak,
In thy veins of fire and tiny wasted cheek,
Fear st thou the shade of the darken'd vale7
Look to the guide who can never fall
He hath trod it himself, he will hear thy sigh.
"Jesus of Nazareth passeth by"
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State OF South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Mark s. Anthony
vs. }Attachment: Debt.
Adolphus Sale
Drury Galloway,
VS. Attachment: AssumpsiL
Adolphus ]. Sale.
Speed d Hester.
surviving partners Attachment:
vS Debt.
Adopl,us J. sale.
vHNhe Plaintiffs in the above cases having.
on the twenty-second of November. 1o38.
filed their declarations in my Office, and the
defendant having no wife or attorney known to.
be in this State, npo' whom copy OF the dec.
arntion, with II spec al order Of the Court en-.
dorsed thereon, can be served: therefore Or.
dered thar the said Adolphus J. Sale, do appear
and make his defence. within year and a day
from the filing Of the declarations as aiorrsaid, >.
or final and absolute judgment will be FORTH
with given and awarded against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c.c.P.
Clerks Office.
Feb Ia, 1899 }B&r $40 age 3