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The native American., 1840-09-12
COLUMBIAN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

The committee report that there has
been exhibited during the past week as
follows
By R. Barnard, Esq: Peach (not
namely of great beauty and fine favor
weight 9 o.; a new seeding Pear, ofmuch
merit. II
By Thos. Turner, Esq: Golden Beur-
re Pears; American Summer Pearmain
Apples these were beautiful specimens.
By Mrs. Seaton: Three bushels of
Ounces taken from single tree in her
garden these average halfa pound each,
and were remarkably smooth and hand
some.
BY. Thos. Bates Several baskets of
fine Peaches twenty five of which made
peck) noble fruit, measuring 10 l-2 in
ches and weighing Id LIZ or.
BY Mrs J. f. Callan Several very fine
Dahlias, Double Balsams, Verbenas, &c.
By Mr. Tucker: Specimens of several
kinds Of Peaches, Of excellent varieties.
The native American., 1840-09-12
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OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION, b & O. K r.,
WASHINGTON, JUNE 8, 1910.
hTOTICE.-On and after the 10th instant, (Wed.
] Y nesday next,l the Evening Train Of Passenger
Cars for Baltimore will be despatched, from this office
at o'clock instead of 3 o'clock as at present. Of
which travellers will please take notice.
By order: SAM'L. STETT1NIUS.
June 13.-3t Agent.
The native American., 1840-09-12

EhS- FOREIGNERS WILL MAKE OUR ELEcTloNs
4 CURSE INSTEAD OF A BLEsslNG."-M.V Pan Buren
The native American., 1840-09-12

DEDS, MATTRESSES. &c.-We have on hand
I'D and are constantly making
Feather Beds Of prime Western Feathers
Do do Russian
Hair, Moss, and Shuck Mattresses
Persons wishing 10 procure any Of the above arti-
cles can be supplied on the lowest terms BY
BOTELEk & DOM,
Penn. Avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
Nov 80
The native American., 1840-09-12
FOR RENT,

NURRAY'S FLUID MAGNESIA.--An add.
lvl tional supply Of this valuable preparation
this day received at
sept l2-Gt TODD's Drug Store.
The native American., 1840-09-12

wv M. NOEL, VENETIAN BLIND Man
w Penn. Avenue, btttreen I and l2M sire
Has removed his establishment from his old sta
the above, where he is ready TO ex, cute all wo
his line with neatness and despatch An
given will be Immediately attended 10. He so
Public patronage.
N. B. Old Blinds repaired and reprinted.
June 5-3t
The native American., 1840-09-12
WANTED,

nNE OR TWO AGENTS, TO act for this paper,
~ who are travelling and have good recommen.
dations. The most liberal prices will be paid them.
Address, post paid, JOSEPH ETTER,
Sept s. Washington City, d. c.
The native American., 1840-09-12

NJ EW NOYEL.-Cousin GroiIiy the Old 3ar
~ elor, novel. edited BY Theodore Hook, Es
author Of Quincy Married, Births, Deaths, and NJ
rages, &c.-in vols.,--s this day published,
for sale by
W. M MORRISON,
july doors west Of Browns Hotel
The native American., 1840-09-12

TURKEY RHUBARB, of superior qtii,
small lot Of this scarce article Just rec,
Sept. 5. TODJ'S Drug ST
The native American., 1840-09-12

nRANGE FLOWER WATER.-Fine favor.
~ treble distilled Orange Flower Water, just i
ceived at TODD's Drug Store.
Sept. ). ..##
The native American., 1840-09-12

nUMFRIES' ITCH OIETMENT.--A safe,
~ certain, and expeditions for the Itch, be
il nveterate, in One Hours application only
No danger from taking cold. It does not contain the
particle of Mercury OF other dangerous ingredient,
and may be applied with perfect safety,-PRlcE,
37t cents box.
For sale at
Jan. 25-2m. TODD'S Drug Store
The native American., 1840-09-12

U1hife Cabbage LcaUes.-Cabbage leaves,
a little meal. salt, kitchen swill, crumbs, po-
tatoe Feelings, &C., mixed well together, are
capital food for fattening pigs-save all your
ground leaves for this purpose.
Pardoned. -Governor Comegys, OF Della
ware, has pardoned black man convicted of
burglary and sentenced, under the law OF that
state, to be hung. We did not know that
such law existed in that state
Congress appropriated s425o for the Ma
val Asylum at Philadelphia, and $4,000
to omple,e the steamships now building.
DisgracefM-The emigrants in the Brit
ish barque, arrived at Boston with typhus on
board, many Of them admit that they are
paupers, and were removed directly on board
ship from the English poor houses. Boz
need not give us his pictures, we have the
reality.
The Press.-There are in the United
States sos newspapers, magazines and Pc
rodicas. OF these 274 are published in tie
State of New York, and II in the city of
New York. III are published daily; IA
tri-weekly; 80 semi-weekly; 99l once a
week.
An Irish traveller seeing snake shed his
skin laughed harty at the idea that fellow,
without arms, should put off his coat to
fight.
The Inspectors Of the Auburn, New York,
State Prison, have resolved TO purchase the
Harper's School District Library, for the use
and benefit Of the convicts in prison.
Cincinnati has nearly doubled in population
during the past ten years. In 1880 it had
"a, 900 inhabitants, and now has 5000.
The fourth Of July was celebrated in Ii
verpool by number Of Americans by pub
lie dinner.
The Camanche Indians, it is said number
900 fighting men.
Look out for Professor Olmsted's meteoric
showers, mhicA occurin November.
The people are much more liberal with
their advice to editors, than with their
money. We like an equal proportion of
each.
There is one remarkable feature in the
Isle Of Wight, England, not generally known,
which is, that any person who visits there,
may obtain mutton from CORES.
There is said to be concern doing bust
ness in New York under the firm Of ssPoor
=. Lousie." Another firm named "Gold-
aoaite = Rich" keep on the opposite side Of
the street.
Enfial.-An advertisement in an Eastern
paper, speaks bitingly Of 'Vinegar sharp
enough to make boy strike his father.'
The Rev. Mr.. Miller is in Massachusetts,
still broaching his favorite doctrine Of the
destruction Of the world in lS43.
The native American., 1840-09-12
GgMT: E,ggs q q S.

COMMENCING TO Day AMP ENDING on
SATURDAY NEXT.
The native American., 1840-09-12

sept 5
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28
APALACHICOLA, Oct. 81.

We copy the following from tho IT..
wnton Champion Of the s2d INST
INDIAN DEpREpArloNs. 49, We are in
debtcd to the poliloness of Dr. Thornton
for the following extract Of letter from
a gentleman in Baker county, 10th INST
giving an account Of recent depredations
committed by the Indians in Thomas
county, Georgia:
"A few nights ago Mrs. Mannina's
house was robbed and burnt, it was SUP.
posed by Indians. Mrs. Manning's resi-
denee is or 10 miles from lllkin's ferry
on the Oaklockney. The following day
Indians crossed the road near the above
named ferry, who were Immediately
pursued by q company Of the citizens.
aud about $500 worth Of the propertv
recovered, together with a tin Gun On tbe
bottom Of which was engraved ]. Read.
There was no person killed, though sew.
en- or eight guns We're fred at tbe tine
Ioi burning the house.
There is company now in purepit
Three individuals have been arrested On
suspicion OF having conducted the lndi-
ans into the country, their names are
James Barnes and John and Joe Cook,
both Of them brothers TO the notorions
murderer Of that name. The person 10
whose charge they were committed have
set them at liberty upon their promise ia
leave the country, Some suppose them
all TO have been white men in DISGUISE -
The Secretary Of War, SAYS the ~
Augustine Herald, has requested the
Navy Department to order Tho Commnn.
der of the West lndia squadron 10 nro.
vide Tor the protection Of Kew West and
the Florida Keys generally; also h
send out boat expeditions into the bav.
and inlcis OF the coast. 10 cut of an.
parties Of Indians who may be hoyerinp
about the shores.
Vessels will be kept on the coas, Il
cut OF any chances Of communication
by which supplies may be furnished
them from abroad.
Two entire aud frosh ropimenla of H.
states troop are already ordered 10 Flo
fida
The Governor Is authorised 10 rails.
geo horsemen, 70 addition q the.a ~
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28


Oh! these are hours when thrilling JOY rcpays
A long, long course Of darkness, doubts, ana
fears
The heort-sick fantness Of hope DELAYED
The waste, the v, e, the mischief, and the tears
That tracked with terror many rolling wears,
All is forgot in this blilhe jubilee.
Her downcast eye even pale affection roars
To sigh thankful prayer amid the glee
Fhothais a Depors FaQ and Peace ana LiJetfyy
The sentence is pronounced. The
administration of MARTIN VAN BuarN.
terminates forever on the third of March
next WILLIAM HENaY HARaisoN is Pre-
sldent elect Of these United States
Laus doei
Most heartily do we congratulate our
friends throughout the country, and
the friends OF Republican institutions
throughout the world upon this glorious
result Most grateful do we feel to the
Benehcent Being who gnides the desti.
mes of nations, for having rescued us
from the disastrous consequences, and
Tor having ayerted the wolal calamlies
that threatened to follow the continuance
.oI unworthy men at the head of the AZ
lars Of this people. The grieyed spirit
.ol Liberty returns 10 bless US. The
downward tendency OF affairs is arrested
"a yirluous people have peaceoby re-.
dressed their own wrongs, vindicated
their oxn history, and their own insiim.
tons. Official audacily stands rebaked
and Executive power, terribly as il has
struggled, IS checked 10 its unmeaqre1
strides. A spirit from the inmosi sane.
Iuary OF Freedom, has been awakened
from iis slumber, aud has come tor,b
mighty TO retrieve, to rouoyate and y.s
Tore 'he energies Of the republIe--lo =.
Duild Che temples Of Liberty, aud 10 =
ehkiudle Ihc iires npon the alnr az
Patriotism "
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28

A CUaE FOR LovE.--Take a grain Of
sense, half grain Of prudence, dram
of understanding, an ounce of patience
pound of resolution, and handful OF
dislike; intermix them together and fold
them up in the alembic Of your brain
for twenty-four hours. Then set them
on slow fire of hatred, and strain then
clean from the drugs Of melancholy
sweeten them with lorgelluness, then
put them in the bottle of your heart
stopping them down with the cork Of
sound judgment; then let them stand
fourteen days in the waterof cold afiec.
ton. This rightly made and properly
applied is the most eleclua remedy ia
the universe, and was never known to
FAIL
N. B. The ingredients can be found
at the house of understanding in Con
slant street, by going up the hill .f self
denial, in the town of lorgetlulness, in
the county Of Love No MoRE,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28
CossnmDtion.

The editor of tho New Hampshire
Telegraph, in an article relating to the
frequency Of this disease among us, aud
its character, says:
"if there be a disease in this world Of
ills which seems in peculiar manner ia
fit it's victim for the fate which human
skill cannot avert, .bat disease is con-
sumption. To one who is full of life,
aud hope, and JOY, the first conviction
that i has fastened its death grasp upon
him, the fearful certainty Of ito end, will
flash through him with thrill Of horror
more doubtless than that Of most 9th.
diseases. Startling it must be, indeed
to tell for the first time, that there is a
worm knawing at ones ytals, whose
greedy teeth no human skill can stay
startling 70 Gel the certainty Of disease
within, whose end is surely death. But
how soon does the spirit grow calm; and
as be feels the disease Juggling al his
heortslrIag', and bis strength wasting
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28

I uHwff falag
aHsH ian aHla al fe fa 81
EfIt 0m tlb b
fh HfN m hfh4 aHI
faIani luo an# eee tHlsI ia
Hn.If lHHfHama ams
'. NIH.H.a. William NaeHflb.
William i4aau l.hH l1aflaa. go
I..H,a il.Hta bay,a Htut. 70 laust
aaI.
iHrHfmnraf lHr ro3airafe,
laNn ". IlHETW frEVWuJ bd'y.
Idwad Aniaron tma@ Do
james eaua, l2I enguaeD doubtful.
Wl.IaH Z Iilelsn lRnd pu9 DO
Lak Mcguire, tmsiaueD d1
Benjamin Ueen tbulgs bandl ~
Deck bani luame uuAuOwu) badly
idward Il Weaver, d0
stowafd. (lask many doubtful
The io.I0bing Ioller which $50 lind in
ihe Pimyuna, gives tuIt aul graphic
account Of This heart rendng calamity.
ST. SrEpHENB.
Saturday nigh 3 ppd 10 o'clack
Il % with ceiling % pam and regret
chat record one VI The ms. melancholy
and horrible scenes Thai has ever fallen
tony log % wltnrss. About half past
three this evening, the steamboat EN.
pres. burst her boilers, about ten miles
below this place She bad stopped at a
little place called jack on. 10 fap6lr some
OF her machinery, and az soon It's they
saw our boat coming up, they common-
ccd firing up, evidently with the inlen-
ton Of passing US. was standing at
the stern Of the boat, leaning against
the flag staff, and watching The move
ments Of the crazy old craft, when sud-
denly saw the steam issue forth from
the head Of the boilers, and in second
afterwards, the most tremendous report
followed that ever hoard. For mo-
ment nothing could be seen bat the Crao.
ments Of the boat flying in every direc.
ilon-and indeed so near was she TO our
boat, that | was applehensiye we should
receive some injury from the falling pie
ces. The scene that followed was truly
awful. Some Of the poor creatures were
blown some distance in the river. and
their piteous shreks for help, as they
were contending with the current, was
enough 10 overcome a heart Of Steiner
stuff than mine.
We Immediately sent our small boat
to save those in the river from drowning
and backed the Odd-FelIow 10 the wreck.
to save the remainder of the crew and
passengers, together with what freight.
&c, that was left on her. Oh, such a
scene-to see SO many Of the poor cfea.
lures burnt and scslded SO badly. that il
was impossible to tell whether thew
we're human beings or not. Several
were scalded so badly that the were per-
lcctly raw from head 10 foot. Six or
seven were instantly killed, and the
same number SO seriously injured that
| believe some Of them cannot possibly
survive the night have acted as sur
geon, nurse and physician until within a
few moments ago, when VIC succeeded in
conveying them up 10 town, where |
left them in the care OF more expert
onccd practitioner
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28
TRusrEE,s SALE.

ERY virtue of the powers IN me Ve y,
AD ed by deed Of Trust, maze ~, "
a. Carraway and wife and William ,a s,e
min, on the LIST day of December 100,
| will offer for sale to the highest oluuV,'
for cash, at the residence OF the lu'S a.
Carraway, ,o,n
On Tuesday the lst Of December, i0' ~
The following named Negro saves 'ss,oS h.
wit:--Rose, January, Mily, hano DhiRIS'
Andy, Amanda, Mary Scot ana This Tbs
Maria, Sophia, Jack and Rober'oa' "
title to them is undoubted. r.,.e
L. NJ. GARRETT, Trustee r.
Oct. e7, 1910.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28
From the Nc,o Orleans BaRciin.
New York, Nov, II. I8AO

49, @NAAf +NNf' ! ~ AbttNs
We have glorious news this morning
from the old Bay State Massachusetts
has done her duty nobly, and actually
reduced Governor Locotoco Morton's
majority. You recollect he was elected
by majority Of one, The result as far
as heard from stands, $4,000 meiority for
Harrison.
There are five counties yet 10 be heard
from. These are Barnslablc, Berkshire.
Dukes, Franklin and Nantucket, which
are expected to give handsome increase
upon this $4,000.
We have eight counties in from Mich.
gan, and we are ahead ll4l. We think
this State has gone WhAut VIC shall
not claim it before we hea~Turther.
We have glorious returns from tho
west, which will Of course reach YOU
long before this letter, and il is therefore
unnecessary 10 repeat them We ealca.
late Virginia lost, but may be mistaken.
We are confident Of making up 200
electoral votes for Gen. Harrison. even
without the Old Dominion. 1t grieyes
US TO lose the good old State, but she will
be right enough for the wing candidate
four yours hence, any how.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28

CONQUEST OF Texas. - The Censor
lwhlch IS 81 Annals paper) speculates
on the conquest Of Texas. Ii is com.
puted that ton ships Of war and 10000
men will be necessary to accomplish that
object; and il IS admitted that Il viii he
very difficult 10 obtain that number Of
men and ships. The only dependence
lof her IheansoF carrying on the war. 4
me Casiom-hoase; and il Is aeknowIedc.
cd that there aee so many smueplers
through iucalon and Texas, Through
Whlch province g vast quantity Of goods
p lnirodnced,l as TO reduce the amount
ct duty IN the Mexican ports 70 an n.
mount nearly nominal
The Censor AYERS tina. Yueattn anil
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28
Fraud in new YORK.

The New York Signal neutral paper,
makes out tho following strong case OF
fraud committed by some body in New
York at the late election. Ii the fact Of
the case be as the Signal asserts the mat.
Ter should be Investigated, we care not
which party IS guilty Vicksburg IThjg
POLITICAL AND PARTY CREATING. We
charge one Of the political parties in this
city with cheating at the late election.
10 an especial manner, we bring this
charge Of cheating against certain inli.
yiauals 81 ore party We eare nh
raifh party. We make iha coat and
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28
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t#ga f ~

ID lHah, fns
Hf maH mihfH
ieafa.t
haff ReHh
g lAa Tb
'p HH aIIaH msI4a
.aa .al. fa' aaar oppatml
fantd4Ii.Ht Mata.
nHpntuuIu tntiaaaa.ns
! Ho. Ne Peruvian al.tm...
ntllffEr 90 De tatmls
War sad 'hs hosss. Ass.t
ofenIng DIE oyos wilma bsa,t.ss
pee aluu. nt Tie question
Tell me, s1dIet hast thsts Ia,
saii ihe aipngsG gfasg.nr lhs
keepers arm
We'll ] reckon, said Tho s..
iho blood flow from hs cbseE ,' ''i
looked into th1 tall goutlemaoss,.,.a.
pee.ing NJ detect some sypp,os "
sanity =
Aud chiIdronFssId lhe coquus.,s
u lruglcslart. sa
We'll, Mister replied lhedoo,.......
j SON. know how l.sony Of Won, \ y
ness, bat reckon / IS goiasmaIIes,,sa... ~.
Of a lamIly.' '
there, take this wedge Of n,,,.
goIdG exclaimed The stranger. plc...
upa block of wood that was Iyiogss
ieei.a and thrusting it into the do6y.ts.,
ef's hand.
The man looked at the wood, anjtb,,
otthe stranger, with great deal Of y,
tonlshmcnl, aud then SAID with yefy co
Tenn doIiberalion, Look here. now nv
good man, lis pretty clear to me- Won,
mother don't know you're out, but /,
wont do for you to come looIing in Mn,
way round me- You may be a Serv rit,
young man, but yoa can't come ian
We'll, WE'LL said the stranger, laugh
ing, you're a trusty, honest fellow ant
you'll find ri like you the better for /
hereafter. So let me pass, for I'm il
somewhat of a hurry
You can't come in, friend, ! tell you
Who are you any howP
You don't know me, my good mann
We'll | don't
my name is Smith
you don't shy so! How is MsSmh
aud the famiIy2 and what has become Il
J0haf
The stranger gave vent to ahoshy
laugh.
you msy laugh, neighbor as much a
you please, but you can't come ia'
My name is Sol Smith, said the ind
yidual, changing his tone, and assumin
that dignlied manner and graceful att
tude peculiar TO him; i have just 6
here from the Gen. Pratte, which is st
aground five hundred and seventy mile
above Vicksburg. lamthe lessee Of ihi
establishment, and like your attenlo
10 business. You shall retain your 81
uation as one Of my door-keepers as Ion
as you please; aud now, sir, please a
low me the favor of passing in for ls
minptes.'
The man fell upon his knees, just !
Triptolimus MuddIework did beoI
Charles XII, and Sol waving his hal
gracefully, walked in.-Pic.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28
900 26 "A

Extraordinary Potatoe.-We were
handed last week a Sweet Potatoe from
Capt. L. + King. plantation, that weigh
ed Sir pounds and an ouRcei
Brother Typos beat that, or pass il
round.-Pery (Aia) Eagle.
We 'pasS."
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28
AnMINIsTRATOR's SALE

Il
Ely virtue of nm order Of the rroD' :,
Nd Court of Madison county, lspOv ',;II
the November term, 1910, thet t11.
expose to sale TO the highest Olouel :,
On Mondayihe 2otA day Of December ~. w.
At the residence Of the late A. Oara ;I /
all the personal estate oil Nv Horses,
Caraway, consisting Of Negroes I'm ming
Cattle, Hogs, Corn, Fodder
Utensils, &c. &c. a. give
Purchasers will be required q - sro.
bonds with approved security ~ 'wslyo
pcr,y will be sold on n credit Oh "
months. r,.r,r A3m'r.
= W. ''A" DE- Bonis Non
an 47-5l
November 2s, 1910
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28

ELECTION DGspAlou-Ia eram11e 10
otler Sia'es.--Ihe Empire State closed
Its canvass on Wednesday night al. sun.
down. The number Of votes boiled
were probably from $50 to O.GD0.-
On Saturday morning, tess Aaa ssreaiy
tho hours, the result was known in thi.
city; distance 10 700 miles west and
north, and comprising nearly every
county in the State. Such was The in.
teuse feeling our citizens on the subject
TO have the result, and it may in greal
measure be attributed to The energy and
enterprise Of Wing editors and publish.
ers, The result was known in Philadel
Phia at noon on Saturday, at Washing
ton, Baltimore and Boston on Sunday
morning, and in Richmond, Virginia, on
Monday morning.! We recoIect well
when we did not get the returns ia This
city from Suffolk or Weschester coun-
ties IN less than two days, and il was
more than a fortnight befors the Wes
tern part of the State was heard FROM
~ y Express.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28

OH who that shares them ever shall forget
The emotions Of this spirit-rousing time
When breathless in the mart the couriers meet,
Early and late, at evening and at prime,
Whenthe loud cannon and the merry chime
Hail news on news as STATE on State is won!
When hope long doubtful, scars, at length
sublime
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-28

NM f. are authorized to announce CaPt
wv A. G. AlSwOrth, as candiaa", ~
lieutenant Colonel, to command the i'' O''
talion 25th Regiment.
M l. are Authorized TO announce oaP'a. am
wv william Priestley az eanaua"
for Colonel Commandant Of the 25ih heg'n'H'
Mississippi Militia. -,--
RAE are authorised to announce yohh
w III. Bowen, as a candlualeb ~ ,, ~,
tenant Colonel, to command ne ls' Da'''''''
25th Regiment, Mississippi Nllltla.
ENTE are authorised to announce Lieu"
w Col. Joseph II. Yannoy, a. s *,
didale for Colonel Commahdaut Of 'ne '''D
Regiment Mississippi Milfia. ---