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The native American., 1840-09-26

DRAFTS ARTIFICIAL NIPPLES.-The oniv
Il eBectuat remedy for excoriated Nipples, when
properly used it cannot fail to afford relief The
following testimonials from gentlemen eminent in
their profession are submitted
Ne,c Harcn, 10Th May, 1882.
have witnessed the application of the artificial
nipple, invented by Dr. Pratt il operated well much
to the satisfaction Of the mother. The instrument
seems well adapted for such as one afflicted with ex-
coriated nipples.
THoS. HUBBARD, M. D., Prof. Surgery, Med.
Inst. of Yale College, Conn
Washington. FEBRUARY, An 1884.
Having examined Dr.. Pratt'> newly invented nip.
pie sield, and witnessed its practical application,
| take great pleasure in recommending it as dec
dediy superior to any thing previously known. II
constitutes perfect remedy for that distressing
malady, sore nipples disease which so frequently
aflllcts nursing women.
THOMAS SEWALL. Il
Philadelphia, January 18Th, 1884.
DEAR SIR. As feel it a matter of much public
Importance, to possess means for essining the ter.
rible snferings from sore nipples / have much
pleasure in being able to say that the shield for the
preventing and cure ofthis malady, is better adapted
to the purpose than any have heretofore seen In
the two or three instances have known them TO be
used, much satisfaction has been expressed, and
have no hesitation TO believe ii viii generally sue
ceed. | am SO well persuaded of this at this mo
ment, that cannot forbear TO express wish that
our CITY, through the various apothecares may be
shPPilea Win them. | am yours &c.
w. p. DEVICES.
For sale at
ToDD's Drug Store
Jan, 1l-2mo
The native American., 1840-09-26

We hope our business friends will remem-
berus in the distribution of their favors. Our,
room is sufficient for all {; and if it is no., we.
can make it SO. Send in your advertisements
and we will insert them conspicuously, at
low rates, and give them large city clreur-
lation besides.
The native American., 1840-09-26
NOTICE.

EATivE AMERICAN CAUSE, AND THE
NATIVE AMERICAN" NEWSPAPER
has been in existence trec years, and enrol5 among
its members Bpwarts ~ 'lrven hundred out II -four
teen hundred Of tie Native citizens ri the place,
lie objects ara--.I9 Rcpc9i he La~s NJ .Vah@af
tt,o1 re establishment CT National Character
The native American., 1840-09-26

TNHE NEW ENGLAND WEEKLY REVIEW,
Il for 1910 The cheapest family Reading Nesos.
paper IN Ne,c England, fu,n lshed every Saturday
morning at Hartford, Connecticut, price So Co.,
This paper is strictly devoted to the interest Of the
people. 1t is weekly compendium of every thing
interesting and instructive 1t combines all the ad
yantages OF business and miscellaneous with a
lit rary and Family Newspaper. Its wide circula-
ton and the increasing patronage which il is contin-
ualy eceivng the best proofs Of its popularity
and success. Its columns are well filled with every
thing calculated to please the taste rene the mird
improve the morals; and satisfy the Judgment
AMI no means nor exertions are spared by the pro-
prietor to mpat TO its columns that richness Of va
riey and combination Of taste which shall render it
worthy of the patronage it receives and make It a
welcome visitor to all.
| 0G-Specimen numbers will be sent to any order
| (pos paid) without charge.
PREMIUMS.-Any person sending us $40 and
five names shall receive two extra copies for one
year, addre ssed 10 any names designated
Any person sending rs shall receive three copies
Tor one year. H.
Post Masters, and oil others, are allowed 20 per.
cent. for all subscriptions sent to us by item.
SCOTS NOVELS FOR $5.-$25, par mo-
ney, free of postage, will command ten subscrip-
IONS TO The review for one Year, and the complete
set OF those excellent and all absorbing Novels OF
Sir Walter Scott. comprising 80 works in twelve
volumes! In making this offer we give an op.
portunity to persons who may wish to obtain these
works which cannot be equaed.-The price, at
the book stores and elsewhere for these novels
alone is from $20 to so; so that any person by
paying the subscription price for Ten persons to The
Review can obtain the whole set at the very low
price Of fire dollars.
0G-No letters, relating to the premiums or on
business, will be taken from the Office unless the
postage is paid
~ Editors who will give the above few inser
tons, shall receive our paper in exchange, have
It sent, for the term Of year, to any Of their
friends by sending the name to office and any
similar favor we are able to bestow. ,
Sep. 5.
The native American., 1840-09-26
NR, TAYLoR's BALsAM OF LIVER

nR, TAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LIVER
- WORT, for consumption and liver COM
liant, coughs, colds asthma, difficulty Of breathing,
ans in the side or breast, splitting Of blood, ca.
Arrhs, palpiation OF the heat oppression and sore
ttss OF the chest, whoopng cough, pleurisy, hectic
yer night sweats, difficult or pIofuse expectora.
on, and all other affections oil The chest, lungs and
lver.
This medicine IS for sale by the proprietor at
10 Bowery, between Fourth and Fifth streets,
New York;, II. Coleman, 1873 Market street,
baltimore; and by LEWIS JOHNSON, at his
Snnf Tobacco, and Fancy Store, four doors east of
The Washington City Post Office; also numerous
agents throughout the United States
As an example Of the the multitude of certiG-
cates we have received in appreciation OF this me.
Jicine, the following submitted:
Dear Sir: feel nnequivocal pleasure in the op.
portunlty now offered me OF expressing my appro
batory opinion of your Basain Of Liverwort, and
The success have ever obtained from It's admins
tration. have used your medicines in upwards of
sixty cases, comprising all stages Of disease from
incipient cold and cough TO advanced phthisic and
have invariably found immediate relief. l recon-
mend it cheeri,lly in all cases where the chest and
lungs are affected, particularly in consumption with
scrofnlons diathesis. For chronic cough, pain in
the chest, splitting of blood &C., have no besita-
ton in pronouncing your vegetable medicine unri.
vailed.
With respect yonr obedient servant,
GEO. CAMPBELL, M. D.,
And Member of the College OF Surgeons, Ed.
ingburgh
New York, January 2, 1885,
WONDERFUL CURE OF CONSUMPTION!-
Although DR.. Taylor's Basam OF LiverWort has
found hundreds Of advocates and has produced SO
large number OF testimonials in Its favor, can
not withhold my small need Of praise. Being pre-
disposed to consumption, both from peculiar iorma
ton and HEREDITARY transmission, tried every means
to check this disease and strengthen naturally
weak constitution. Ispent two years at Pisa one
| in Rome, two in Florence, and another in the
south Ct France, seeking, meantime, the advice
Of the best physicians. Two years since return
ed TO this country in about the same situation as
when left it. had seen in the reading rooms of
Europe much said in favor Of DR.. Tayor's Balsam
of LiverWort and as soon as arrived in this city,
used it, and in three months was so well con-
cnded could safely pass the winter here, and did
so. have used an occasional bottle now and then
during the time, put am now in as good health as
fpossibe. My cough has wholly ceased, and my
lungs have every feeling Of health.
| JAMES HILL,
Western Hotel, CORTLAND street, N. Y.
The native American., 1840-09-26

IlROSPECTUS-Of Weekly Newspaper, pub
4 lishcd every Sunday Morning, in the City .
Jew Orleans, entitled the WEEKLY NATIVE
AMERICAN, 10 be devoted TO the promotion o.
easures connected with the REPEAL oY THE Ma
EQUALIZATION LAWS, and the diffusion OF Local
lercantile and general information. The Weeki
Iatve American vii contain the aggregate OF III,
aiding matter and mercantile information to tie
ound in The numbers of the daily issued during the
week preceding.
The repeal of the naturalization laws and the i'm
ligration and naturalization OF foreigners, having
ow become subject OF great increasing inieres
lroughout our country, it is believed that com
"ndious pap r, containing all the decisions in re
ition to the subject which can be disseminated
nth facility, would be powerful instrument in
accomplishing. the great object we have in Jew,
IL the repeal of the Naturalization Laws.
The Native American will be in no manner con
leced with either of the great political parties Of
the day, nor support the candidates of either for
any office. local or general, except upon the merits
IF their opinion in relation to the entire repeal OF
he naturalization laws, and then without regard TO
which party he may belong.
A synopsis Of all general and local matters OF
interest and intelligence together with selections
from the advancing literature of our own country,
form part Of each publication.
Reviews of the trade, commerce and operations
OF our City and State, will be corrected and pub.
shed, well lists Of the arrivals and departures
Of steam boats and vessels and the prices current,
and no pains expense will be spared to render the
mercantile information of this paper equal 10 any
published in the I'm ted States.
The Editor relies upon the patronage of the pub
lie, and them that his best exertions shall
always be used to insure continuance of their
fayoTs.
TERMS.-Five Dollars per annum, payable in
advance
DG-Subscribers may rely upon their papers being
regularly mailed every Monday morning to their
respective addresses. G. X. JOHNSON. !.
New Orleans, July Is, 1910
The native American., 1840-09-26

III +. HARNESS, MERCHANT TAILOR
Il Pennsylvania avenue, a fen doors east Of lth
street. has just received general assortment of the
most fashionable SPRING AND SUMMER NEW
GOODS, which he is ready to make up 10 order, at
the shortest notice, and The most reasonable terms
n. B. Persons prelcrring furnishing :hcr own
cloths have q em ma.e.up 10 order al his usual
loss Terms.
anil 25--tf.
The native American., 1840-09-26

n EW NOVEL.-Cousin Groifiy, The Old Bach
l Y elor, novel, edited BY Theodore Hook, ESD
author Of Quincy Married, Births, Deaths, and Mar.
rIages, &c.-n vcls,-is this day published, and
for saleb y
W. NJ MORRISON,
july doors west Of Browns Hotel
The native American., 1840-09-26

TURKEY RHUBARB, Of superior quality-A
small LOT Of this scarce article just received at
Sept 5. TODD'S Drug Store
The native American., 1840-09-26

NNURRAY'S FLUID MAGNESIA.-An add
lvl tional supply Of this valuable preparat.o on
this day received at
sept 12-6t TODD'S Drug Store.
The native American., 1840-09-26
c. 80 80; Ct.

OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION, b. 81 o. RR
Washington, July 10, 1s4O
NOTICE-On and after Monday next the 18th
~ inst, the evening train of Passenger Cars for
Baltimore will be despatched from this Office at half
past 4, instead of o'clock p M
By order; SAM STETTINIUS,
July ll-3t Agent
The native American., 1840-09-26

recommended BY THE FACULTY.
Towards Compound Syrup of Carageen,
saie' simple, pleasant, and efiectnal remedy for
chronic coughs, asthmas consumpGons, &c.
This syrup has descrvedly acquired great rcputa
ton and the confidence Of physicians as remedy in
The cure of pulmonary diseases 1t is not offered as
aspecihc, but will be found generally electual in the
cure OF chronic coughs, asthmas, &C., and will FIRE.
quen'iy relieve obstinate pulmonary diseases.
05~When circumstances admit, Il should be used
under the direction Of physician
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL at my
Pharmacy, Seven Buildings
Also, for sale by most of the Druggists in WASH
lrngton Georgetown, Alexandria, Baltimore, and
throughout The Unitad Stees.
Dec .,.-
The native American., 1840-09-26
THE NATIVE AMERICAN,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
BY J. Etter, for the N. A. Association,
On Penn. avenue, near the Railroad Depot,
Washington, d. c.
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If paid after the expiration OF three months. For
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For six papers, in advance, Sl3
Por ton do do 20
Oy- Any friend Of the cause procuring us six sub
scribers, and forwarding us Sl5, shall receive the
seventh gratis. "
D1- Advertisements inserted al the usual rates. As
our subscription list in this City numbers as hig h
as any other paper in it, we hope our friends VIII
favor US with their custom A large deduction
will be made to yearly advertisers,
All letters relating to the pecunary interests of the
Paper TO be addressed, postage paid, to the Pub.
Usher. And these relative to the Editorial de-
partment, to be diEected, post paid, to The Editor
Those subscribers for year, who do not give no
tice OF their wish TO have the paper discontinued
at the end Of their year, through the Postmaster
otherwise, will be presumed as desiring It's con
tinnance until courtermandeh, and it will accord
ingly be continued, at the option of the publisher
But no paper will be stopped until arrearagcs are
paid-nor will any letter be taken from the Post
Office on which the postage is not paid
The native American., 1840-09-26
WANTED.

4 GOOD HOUSE SERVANT, who can wash,
N iron. and cook, Apply at the office Of the
Native American, few doors East Of the Railroad
Depot. Sept. 8.
The native American., 1840-09-26

D;-Thc Washington Native American, and the
New Orleans Native American, and papers general.
y, friendly disposed to the views to be advocated
BY The SPIRIT l776, will please give the above
La gratuious insertion notice, and forward the
paper as above. .H ......
The native American., 1840-09-26

nRANGE FLOWER WATER.-Fine favored
- treble distilled Orange Flower Water, Just re.
ceived at TODD,s DRUG Store
Sept. 5.
The native American., 1840-09-26
Western Hotel, CORTLAND street, N. Y

LIVER COMPLAINT AND COUGH!-Hay-
ing taken violent cold, which settled on nv lungs
and liver, producing severe cough and pain in the
side and shoulder, which was SO severe at times
could scarcely turn over in bed, i was gradually
wasting away, and weary even Of my life MY
cough was very distressing, and being accompanied
distressing symptoms, my sufferings was extreme
Finding no benefit from any medicine nor from nv
physicions, got bottle of Dr. Taylor's Balsam
Of Liverwort, which soon made me well and able
to attend to my business.
The native American., 1840-09-26

nUMFRIES' ITCH OINTMENT.--A safe,
~ certain, and expeditions cure for The Itch, be
ever inyetcrate, in One Hours duplication only,
No darger from taking cold 1t does not contain the
particle 1T Mercury, other dangerous ingredient,
and may he applied with perfect safety mcE,
37l cents box.
For sale at
Jan, 25-2m. ToDD'S Drug Store
The native American., 1840-09-26
WANTED

WANTED.
VNHREE OR FOUR active. intelligent gentle
Il men, TO act as AGENTS for this paper.
Sept. 5, 1910. JOSEPH ETTER.
The native American., 1840-09-26
she CAsKET, AND PHILADELPHIA

y fND
I MONTHLY MAGAZINE.-Th great in.
crease in the subscription lis, Of the Casket, which
has been nearly doubled since the commencement
of the las volume, warrants the most extensive i'm
provements on the first Of July, l84O-at which
time a new volume will be commenced with in
creased vigor. Nothing need be said of the firm
basis viii the Casket stands, it being already
the Oldest magazine IN the country, and has main
tanned IFS popularity in the face of all opposition,
It is to be found on the centre table of families ma
king literary pretensons from Maine to Georgia.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-18

lIsiflh1tings and elections. Not only Is tha,
Jold Of England brought here to corrupt on
IeopIe and aidihe wing fund in elestioneerinr
iut all the corrupt and demoraLizing practices ot
The British hustings is also imported. Forgery
fraud and violence. parades badges free dinner,
hard cider made stronger by brandy, devices thai
show more Of man worship than patriotism,
songs in imitation of those sung by the degra
ded panders 10 kings and emperors, all have
their origin here in the British whig money pow
OF, and are slezed upon by the enemies Of hu.
man liberty, to degrade and debanch our people,
and oyerlurn our happy form of Governments
SOLDIERS of freedom, once more then to the
BREACH and preserve the great charter Of YOU
liberties from the approach Of European cUrrup.
ton and slavery.
DEMoCRATs Of OHIO, we know your
irmness, your energy, your love Of thuth and
justice, and that you are able for any emergency.
The eyes Jfthe nation, yes the eyes OF the friends
of liberty every where, are directed to you, anC
confident we are, tl.ey will rot be disappointed
You cannot be overcome by fraud, forgery 4
al the monarchical devices Of the old enemies
Of your FREEDOM.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-18

BANKS We. DEMOCRACY.-A writer in
the Yeoman. a democratic paper published in
Kentucky, gives table of the election returns
in that state, for several years past, and contrastS
the fluctuations which have taken place in the
majoritieS oEthe respective political parties with
the increase of banks and banking facilities, as
derived from the legislative reports. After a
careful comparison Of all the facts, he concludes
that the cause Of the wings has advanced where
ever banks have been established, and in ra.
ito proportoned to the easiness with which THEFT
favors were distributed. He compares county
with county, and finds that just as the banks
have increased, the whig majorliies have increa'
ed, the largest votes having been given where
there were the most banks.-N. Y. Post.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-18
FASHIONABLE TAILORING

n OsEPH w. NEWBURGH, would res
AZ spectfully inform his old friends and
he public in general, that he carries on
me above business in all It's various
branches, one door East Of ]. !. Smiths.
Store, where he may at oil times be
ionnd to attend 10 all work intTusted to
him. He fatters himself il will be
done as durable, neat and fashionable,
as it can be done in the country, as he
intends at all times TO keep in his en-
ploy good competent workman, and he
means 10 receive the Fashions isaDply
provided for.
To accommodate his frieEds in the
country, he will take nearly all kinds Of
country produce.
N. b. One or two apprentices wan-
ted Immediately to learn the Tailoring
business. Boys between the age Of 10
and l6, would be preferred. They must
be Of good character, as recommends
tons of industry. hones,y,j and sobrle-
try, will be required.
Canal Dover, Aug, Is, 1889. IT,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-18
UNION ToMNsHIP MEErING.

Al meeting Of the Democratic citizens Of
Union Township, etaI the house Of the Wild
Ow kale on the blh inst when the meeting was
organized, BY appointing IsSac Holmes Chair.
man, Jeremiah Nc Clelland Vice President, and
David Kale Soc.
On motion, Resolved that committee ofihree
be appointed to draft preamble and resolutions
Wherupon Wm, Helmick, Richard McClellaDd
and James Turner, were apr oin,ed said COM
mittee. The committee reported the following
preamble and resolutions, which were unani'
inously adopted
Whereas, we think the present Administra>
ton in its present course is designed 10 promote
the public welfare, and like diamond the har'
der it is rubbed the brighter II gro VS., and that we
do not believe in WhiggerY aud trlckery, plans
Of log cabins hard cider and coon skins, to duPe
republican people.
Resolved, that we are well pleased with Nj.
Van Buren, as our chief Magistrate for repubS
lican nation.
Resolved, that w. II. Harrison is not wor.
thy the support, and confidence of an American
Republic.
Resolved, that The parading fIog cabins with
all their Tom foolerY is an insultto an enlighlen
ed People, and is Characteristic of the party who
practice them.
Resolved, that Democracy Is based on the
broad Principles of truth and justice, and tha
every freeman does and Of course ought TO have
equal rights and privileges. .-.,ta.s
Resolved, that Richard N. Johnson is worth,
Of The highest honor Of a free and inlellgen
people, and we will give him our hearty sup
port
Resolved, that we have the most implicit col
fidence in the patriotism, and correct principle
of our worthy Governor Wilson Shannon an
we will give him our undivided support.
Resolved, that National Bank has tenden
cy to corruption, and is injurious to the polite,
welfare Of republican Government. .as.
Resolved, that the passage of the Sub-Trea
sury Bill, is second declaration, Of Indeper
dence; and all lovers Of a Republican form
Government must acquiesce therein.
Resolved, that the Democrats of Union tow
ship will not be caught naping on the 18th an
30th days of October next, as was old Tip at tn
g battle of fppocanoe.
Resolved, that we will use all honorab
means to prevent persons from execising tn
right Of Electors, who have not constitution
right so to do.
Resolved, that there be committee Of Wig
lance, Of twelve appointed for Union TOWNSHIP
Wherupon, VIM. HeImick. R. Mckleravey !
Smith, r. Boyd, Rees Baldwin, c. Nc Gu
Tough, w. Walker, VIM. Moody, |. Holme
G. Rutledge, II. StubbiLs, Sen. and Jacob G
ger, were duly appointed.
Resolved that the proceedings Of this NEE
ing be published In the "Ohio Democrat al
"Cadiz Sentinel"
ISAAC HOLMES, Prest.
J. Nc Clelland, Vice Pre-
David Kale, Sec.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-18
JOHN SALAsS
ELIXIR.
April 24th,i

John Sala's Vegetable Elixir, the reputation
which has now become established, is the mos
safe and effectua remedy in the following dis
sases-Dispepsia, Liver Complaint Sick Head
ache, Asthma, Rheumatism, Gravel, Cholera
Morbus, Heartburn, Debility, Female Obstruc-
lions, Habitual Costvoness, Loss of Appetite,
Colds, Coughs, and all Impurities of the Blood,
Chronic Diseases, &C., and is extensively used
as Family Medicine. 1t is sufficient to refer to
the following named gentlemen as proof positive
of the efficacy of John Sala's Vegetable Elixir {:
Rev. NJ MsAIear, William Livingston, John
Shively, Rev. J. Monroe, Geo. Kraft, A. Eli.
ott, Rev. J. Ayres, Jacob Rex, Peter Tofiler,
Jacob Rowland, Hiram Myers, Rev. E. Birkett,
John Henderson, Rev. John Moffett, ID. Raffen
sperger Mrs. E Harman Rev. w Athey Rev. A
I Billings, Geo. Shively, Andrew Iroyer, Witt
| ing & Dunham Chymists, Geo Dunbar Esq. Ja-
| OBJ Shorb, Geo Dewalt. G N Webb, Alpheus
Brown, Charles Wink. q w Young, jacob
| Gay J. CARRIER Fl Harshberger Tho F Kraft.
| The following is an extract of letter from a
respectable Physician of Washington coun>
y, Pa.
| Mr., John Sala. - Dear Sir /: II is not offer
that professional men give their evidence in IA
yor Of patent medicines, but l feel it duty to
ltender you my testimony in favor Of the efficacy
of your Vegetable Elixir had case of q
respectable lady under my care for the last sia
months, and previously attended BY other Physi
clans Of the neghborhood. She was laborin;
lunGer the affect OH OF the Liver, and derange.
nent of the menses, which appeared to baiflt
laIl medical treatment. She was advised by
number of her friends, and after consulting me
commenced using bottle OF your Elixir, ant
she Immediately on the use Of It, regainet
strength and by the use ofsecond bottle she wa
perfectly restored to health, to the astonishmen
of all who were acquainted with her case. Their
were also two o:her cases Of chronic diseas
under my care, inswhich your medicine prove
effectual in restoring the patients to health.
consider il one of the best medicines before th
public, and trust that you will receive the pa
tronage il merits.
Your most obedient
.l.... JAMES P. MILLER, M L
Jan. 81, 1910. ..
This valuable medicine is prepared by Jch
Ssla, the original proprietor, Canton OHIO, an
by him only and sold wholesale and retail. |
ware Of imposition is,none genuine vii
out the written signature on each label attachC
to each hoille.--. Price 81 80. 4
! May IA. JOHN ShLA.
: Forrsale atrJoHN .JoBuRRESs's Can
y Dover Ohio.
For sale at J. p, CHAPlN'S New PhiIade
!, phia Ohio.
N. b. All rips and premature breaches. if 7
i turned, WILDE repaired free Of expence. y
CRsEi Dover, Dec. 4. 1889. II