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The native American., 1840-05-02

THE HUMAN HAIR Is ~art ,rtri stat! ur restored,
Il ard tAc head kept free from dadruiI by the senu-
Inc ULDRIDGES BALM OF COLUMBIA.
Remember The genuine as described below.
his is certified 10 hy several Mayors, Ministers Of
the Gospel British Consul Physicians, and great hum-
Der Of most honorable citizens 10 be seem where 1t
is sold
DARING FRAup.--This article has been initiated by
notorious rounterfeter, Let il be purchased or
used unless it hay> the OF l.. ). COMSfOCk, or
the 81 nature Of COMSl OCK & 90. splendid wrap
per- This is the only external test that viii secure the
Public from deception.
Apply at the wholesale and retail office, No. ?, fetch
er street near Maiden Lane and Pearl street.
Address CnMSrOCK s. CO,
Whole sale Druggists, New Y"rk
great variety OF the most worthless Trash for the
hair has sprung up tie credit OF this article his
has stood the test of Il years. and rapidly increased IN
favor.
Sold by WIN. T. Bender, Charles Stott, Mesors. James,
and others.
ap iS--3w
The native American., 1840-05-02

N Pennsylvania Avenue tEot's Bni!dngs) four doors
East Ct Ia street, Have just received superior
snrime ut Of SPRING AN d SUMMER GOODS, such
as CLIO iHS, CASSIMERES AND VES'rINGS, which
they will make up to order at the shortest notice in the
most fashionable STYLE and very reasonable terms.
Among their stock are The following articles:
G lrate CassDtrs, Gamboon.
Lo don Tweeds. Bombaznes,
White and Brown DriI.iigs,
Tlppet and Summer Cloths,
\ variety of Cashmere Satin and Welting Vesngs,
Stocks. Cr,vals, Handkerchieis.
Gloves Suspenders, Umbrellas, Bosoms, Hosiery, &c
&c.
Ha,s purchased all their articles for cash. they
sell on he lows cash terms Their friends and the pub
nc genraly respectfully inv ed TO cali, they hope
by dsgfnce and attention 10 business, to give general
dllslacoh.
April 20 -3m (Nat Int 20 d 3t,dp)
The native American., 1840-05-02


It's to lie regretted that tho committee have
1t yet sent in their report on the character
ID quality of the numerous and various SAM
,es OF domestic wine presented to the Socic-
by several eminent vine. growers i'll this
'uutry, some months ago, and which were
Iliy examined and compared with the best
reign wines by large company of mem
ers of both Houses OF Congress, officers of
lie Government, respectable citizens, and
lembers of the Society, assembled for that
urpose, at the hospituble manSion of Gen.
'owson. the President of the Association
LAYING been present at that meeting, | viii
Ike the llbertyto say, without speaking Of
lie other wines, that the domestic Champagne
,as not much, if at all, inferior TO the impor-
d, and that the Scuppernong was, in my
Onion superior to some Of the foreign wines
led OH that occasion.
At this meeting Massrs. Gunnell, Bnst,
Douglass, Cammack, Peirce, Suter, Cuts,
NTH and Calian were appointed Il committee
inQ' e into and report upon the expedency
holding an atlnlal exhibition III June next,
nd the Society adjourned, to meet again today.
The native American., 1840-05-02
CO.UNBIAE HORTICu -TURAL SOCIETY,

An interesting meeting of the Columbian
Horticultural Society was held on Saturday
week last, at which, among "tner things, Mr.
Sutcr exhibited several beautiful varieties of
the Tc..bena, five OF which were seedlings,
raised hy the exhibitor; the C. clomen, the
.luSn,inum rcroiutum, CorcoruS .joronicd,
Cmonluria humilis, Abyss"m, the double
purple Vince, Apple Geranum, some beautl-
lul varieties OF Pansy, &c.
sample of domestic Wine, presented by
Gen. Mccall, Of Gcorgia, Il few months ago,
Of the vintage Of 1887, was pronounced, by
competent judges, to be equal, If not superior,
to any Of the same kind they had ever tasted.
This was bottle of wine nade OF the Schuyl-
kill grape, and called the SchuykiIl wine
The samples of the other domestic VINE pre-
secuted by the same gentleman were hot tast-
ell, but lett to Il future meeting to decide upon
their qualities. This present was accompa-
med by II letter containing some interesting
facts in relation to the culture OF the different
grapes, aud the manufacture Of the wine made
from them, which was ordered to be published
for the information of the cultivators of the
native grape.
The native American., 1840-05-02
NO. l..
WASHINGTON, april -, 1910.

nv YOUNG FRIEND i made you Il pro-
mise some time since to write to you OIL the
subject of "n,turaliz ltion," and give you my
opinions on the same. This pledge now
undertake to redeem, although unable to do
Justice to the subject. shall attempt now to
throw together few remarks, as the result OF
my observations and reflections and, us ma
time. will continue them AS this task which
have undertaken is due to friendship, and
as you know my motives, | hope they Will
be received III the same spirit that they are
given.
In entering on the subject Of " natura'iza-
tion." | wish it t" be particularly understood
in advance that any remarks lniay make are
not intended to effect the rights OF our natuf-
allied citizens. They have been permitted by
past and present laws, which | sall not now
question, to drink with the native born ut the
altar of our free institutions, from the chalace
consecrated to liberty and to equal rights
I will not say that it has been polluted by any
of those who have thus pledged themselves
at the shrine Of freedom-thcir acts speak a
language that all who choose can n''d r"tal'd.
"The tree is known by its fruit" will leave
them to the action of their conscienccs. and us
thew have entered our home, aud received a
pledge to our hospitality SO let them enjoy it;
thew are now citizens, and as such, have rights
guaranteed to them equal to the native born ;
therefore, respect those acquired privileges,
Nv the love bear for the source from whehc"
they spring.
must al! your attention to the early his
tory of this country, to the causes which led
the "Pilgrim Fathers" to leave Their native
home, for one il tt,r and uncu'lIvated land,
inhabited by the ruthless savage, to lrave the
dangers of the sea, to shores unknown, rend-
eriny aSsundcr those sacred ties of early days
that wind SO closely round our hraris--thoSe
d .rIv cherished scenes of our c'llldioo that
we so fondIv reclr to in after litc--al! were
surrendered for the cares, the tolls aud the
dangers that were presented OH Their arrival
in the land Of promise
"Ihe land. where intolerance planted
A self banished people. for conscience cause
Impeled as they were, by pure and holy
motive, they were thus strengthened IN Their
undertaking. They came to seek an abiding.
place where they might worship the "h'ng OF
Kipys" according to the dictates OF their con
science, and where none would be to make
them afraid" and to enjoy without dread inc
full reward Of their labors, to secure to lhelf
children those blessings which they provided
for them, pure aud unadullerated. Others OF
the early pioneers Came under the influence
of honest and sturdy enterprise, To reap me
golden harvest in a rich and varied Soll, where
nature saowered her blessings with a bonn
teous hand, asa never .d,luc reward !ot III
The native American., 1840-05-02

BOSTON ROCKING CD AIRS-The subscriber has
- received by tie brig Esther, large supply Of cane
seat, scroll seat hi.,n back. ami nIsrry chairs.
On, rand good assortme" Of CABINET FuRNI
rURE Witdaor and Famcy Chairs Cilirrns Tahl,
, d Rocking Chairs; Hair I'd Shlrk Mattresses. man!
.laciur"d by experienced work mn, which w sold
ow fo cash. or on time !or approved paper.
Old Fnruitute taken evcl nee for nrw; and Oil
tlrn'tue aNi chairs repaired and rrpaihe'!.
NJ an 'gany Tor sale, by
JAS WILLIAMS
At his new stand on Pa. Av, doors west | street
" b Funerals attended. April S5.--3t.
The native American., 1840-05-02

~ +. HARNESS. MERCHANT TAILOR,-penn-
sy wanna avenue. fe doors east of lin street
has just received general assortment OF the lnast fash
'onapIr SPRING AND SUMMER NEW GOODS,
which he is ready to make up 10 oder at the shortest
lice, and on the most reasonable cr,ns.
N. b. Persons preterrng furnishing :keir cloths,
can Rave the made up to order, at his usual low terms
ApIlI est.
The native American., 1840-05-02

BOOTS AND SHOES, pery cheap for cush only
- WM. DOUGLASS, Pennsylvania avenue. near lor
irrrt south side, kreps constantly on hAnt general
ssurten of Boots lad Shoes both for ladies and gen
'iemen, which he will sell at very reduced rces. AS
lis terms cSh, he haers himself he put his
ces to suit the times and the pockets OF his customers
Call aud see. April 25.--tf.
The native American., 1840-05-02

WE HAVE JUST RECEIs Ed
w 10 pieces super white Drilling
20 do do Ducks article
" 20 do black Grodeto
p do iGpariat Summer Cloths
50 do Victoria Dri,lings
30 do plain Summer Cloths, best quality
10 do Merno Cassimers
Mar. u. BRADLEY & CATLETT.
DRAFTS ARTIFICIAL NIPPLES.-The oalv egsc.
tua' fet7fdg Tor excoria'td Nipples, when properly
s'd 'ansnt tail 10 afford -et The following ies,i-
rohals from gentlemen eminent in their profession are
unlimited;
Ne,o Huren, 10Th May 1892
have witnessed the apwcsticn of the artificial ip-
tie, Invented b. D. Pratt, II npe atrd ell. much the
abstraction IT the mother The instrument seems v ell
dArt"d To- such as III! cted with "xcorialed nippts
IHOS HUBBARD, Ne. D.. Prot. Surgery Med Inst
OF Yale College, Conn.
WHshingoa Fe5uary, 4t5 1891.
Having examined DR.. pratt's newly invented minnie
shield and Witnessed is practical application take
great pleasure IN recommending decidedly superior
0 any thing previously known. 1t constitutes perfect
emedy for tina distressing malady, nipples, dis
ase winch SO frequently a1llcts nursing women.
THOMAS SEWALL
PHILADELPHIA, January 1871, 1884.
DEAR SIR. AS feel it matter of much public i'm
pcrtance. to ossess for iessnng the terrible snf
rrings from sore nipples" have much pleasure in
eg able to say that the shield for the preventing and
OF this maiady, is better adapted to the pruose
instances have known them to be used, much satisac
on has been expressed and have hesitation believe
1t viii generally ed well persuaded Of this
at this moment, that cannot fobear express WISH
that cur City, through the various apothecarcs maybe
supplied with them. | am yours &c.
w. p. DEVICES.
For sale at
TODD'S Drug Store.
The native American., 1840-05-02

The following toast was delivered at the
Celebration ol'te Fourth 81 July at ST. Josephs.
.'Iorida, by p. w. Ganlier, Esq. ~
The Glorious thirteen Suites Of l776.--
Like the faithful servant III Holy Writ, can
dis day render an account Of their talents
Lord thou delivcredest unto me thirteen tai
@nts. Behold we have gained beside them
thirteen talents more" ..
The native American., 1840-05-02

Washington h'oing, the most vivid. happy
nd finished writer Of our country, is now
upwards of fifty years old, but has not the
ppearance of being more than forty. He en-
rvs high health both of mind and body
Temperance and Il "calm and sunny spirit,
re a foundation of perpetual youth.
The native American., 1840-05-02

EeILES! PILES! PILES cured at last.-This terri
biz cumpaiat IS Aa ant-d cured in all cases by the
use OF Hays Linnen In oil failure, the agents are
iort!d 10 tax any pa.
~ Never buy uniess II have the signature OF Com
stock & Co. on the wrapper.
Sold by Wn. f. Bender Charles Stott, and others
original proprietor Solomon Hays.
ap ll-3n
The native American., 1840-05-02

NM ASHINGTON COMMERCIAL MATHEMArI-
w CAL, and Whiting Ac ad+my, street, between
18th and nth streets east of the Globe Oi ce where
Young ladies aud gentlemen can be instructed in the
dihrren branches of polite and useful literature III
parnt" aIar n-nts by Mr. and Mrs. FILL The abnve
institution IS now open for the reception OF limited
nu nter Of pGps. A prii 1T.
The native American., 1840-05-02

CoLLEcToR's OFFICE, CITY HALL, April 81. IS 10
FAXES FOR 1889 Notice is 'ehy given. that a
L le,uci"n OF SIX per cent. viii be allowed to all
who shall pay tins office the tax for the
1899, before the Isl day of May ensuing; after
which deduction will br allowed. and tn. collection
Of arrraraaes wi ! be enforced.
\ prii 25. A. ROTH WEIR. Coll .ctor.
The native American., 1840-05-02

NEW NOVELS.-Jus puhlishe d and for sale
~ circulation BY w. NJ. MORRISON, 1 doors west
OF Browns Hotel. Cooper's novel the Path Finder
or the Inland Sea.
Also Poor Jack, BY Captain Marry at, paIt lst.
Mar. 81
The native American., 1840-05-02
For the Nltive .4merlcan.

LETTERS FROM A NATIVE AMERICAN, OF
WASHINGTON, TO HIS YOUNG FRIEND, IN
THE COUNTRY.
The native American., 1840-05-02
April 25.

s,OWARD INSTITUTION CLOTHING STORE
III The following articles are how offered for sale,
uitabe for the
Pantaoons, of new patterns from hne 10 low priced
Vests, o figures DO 40
Rou.tdabouts of Various articles
Shirts a good assortn. mt of linen and cotton, do
Drawers and under vests
ChiIdren's and servants clothing made 10 order
This institution is specially Tor the employment of
"amseses Who may be destitute oil work and the
living rne public patronage is specially solicited,
18th citizens and strangers.
The Supctint,a.nt is directed to make her sales for
eady Nnoney Those who may b. ind bi ed 70 TIE in
,ltuon are respectfully requested to make their pay
tents by sending in the amount of their bills. a4 is
TENDED with great Inconvenience and inerup' TO her
usiness Ia send or call on those whose bills unpaid
GThe favor of publishers OF newsf"pers Is requested
give the above occasional insertions when:they find it
aLysl.eu; apr! 20.
The native American., 1840-05-02

DOTELEk & DOM ontd respectfully inform their
cs,one aud the Pub ic generally, tat 1hsv have
Jdst received rrr spring stock House furnishing Gods
consisting OF almost every article used in genteel house
furnish X, VIZ.
Mahogany furniture, Beds. iseas Stuck AMI lIair
Maitrass-s Ma L. ani ohrr Chairs. n'lsuai owprlc u
plates .n,s OF de+crirloi, Knives AMI Forks.
Mantle ani Astral I.anpi, Looking Gi.sscs Class,
Cana and Crocke'y ware, Wooden ware Kitchen AID
Tin ware, as AnD!iros &c. all Of which Will be sold
Oh tn" usual accon:no!a,il ing terms.
Ch9ics manufactured, as us1al. to or!rr.
| n. B. Hair NJ dtr-ss"s OF superior quality made to
or Ter, at II d.cr d ilc,s. War. %.
The native American., 1840-05-02
WRITING.

JAMES FRENCH, author Of new system of practi-
- cal Penmalsip, woulG acknowledge ibe liberal pa.
nf eral months in the c'ty 81 Washington and
lice TINT he has open" Writing Academy at Mrs.
Turner's, opposite Browns Hotrl, Pennsylvania Avenue,
in connrx with his brother. whore they viii con us
10 receive pupils daily Therefore they respectfully
Iic nmt date calls from all WHO feel Interested in the
improvement OF hanl w,ltng.
Niesss Frenc!. now OFF, to the Ladies aud Gentle
men opportunity Of acquiring quick AMI b" uulu
style of Writing and cicsalt no other mode
vet discovered can possibly ImIart in thu time
Different sSl,s OF pia ornamental Writing, Pm.
,"k,nr, ard Stenosraphy taught, as the learner may
choose.
La;i,s meet daily at ii and o'clock; Gentlemen at
other hours in the day aud evening. & See hond6Hl
REFEKENCEs-ps Peter Force, Mayor; Hon. Henry
EInbburd Hon. William H Roanr, Hon Robert Gran
ton 'inn William B. Calhoun, Rev. Dr. Laurie, and
KEY. Mr.. MrLair Mar 2S-5t.
The native American., 1840-05-02

4 LARsiE LOT Of s"aso"ahle Dry Goods at vety
N low prices, suitable 10 thr OF the Ii
We have hand abou, seventy iiy, thousand dol airs
wmth Of c!,,c- an seasonahl goods which intem
10 olie at Very low prices oeins anx Gus IN reduce
stock They consist in par, of III folio pi., va.
M"nssrines tie l.ae-; piaii, p'ed and tmbroi1ere,
arsr stock Of Silks, very RI h. ANA great variety
! Pant'h Lawns and Chntles, style
! FoGp,gn ant Donestlc Prints
| SAX and Cut,on Hosiery
/ nix MGh ur. and Kid Gloves
| Jacouets ahd Camtr', Muslns
| Lisa inrts, warranted unin! KEEL and very cheap
Russian and French Driilings, in great variety
Mexican Mixtures and Cotton Drills, for boys wear
! Domestic Nankeens
Summer Cloths, Angola Cassimeres, and Gantroons
Danask Table Cloths and Napkins
Black and Blue Black Borbasins
Back owe Wells and hl,dkerchiefs
Linen Cambria randkerchies, very cheap
Parasois and Bonnets
.,arseillrs aud Corded Skirts
Also very EXTENSIVE assnltT""t Of Domescs, which
With every other article usually kc ty Gs, aud not
lerein enumpraed will offer at Such p!,eS OF
ali suit all purchasers, and 70 correspond with the
'Aigenrirs of m times.
\ Z
The native American., 1840-05-02

DrRK.rT'S NOTES ON tHENEW rESrAMEN !.
~ oi our Lord aud Saviour jesus Christ wherein the
sacred ,cXt is at large recrd he whole designed to
.ncui,aGa the reading al tn Scriptures IN private
tamrl $ aud re ider the daily perns II of the profitable
and d+iiy t.l: by lliia Bnrti, A. late and
lecturer OF Drdhan Essex IN volumes is tor sale by
w. NJ MORRISON
April 25. doors wesl Of b'o"ns Hole.
The native American., 1840-05-02

~ open during The present week, large supply OF
Fashionable spring Goods hch are UNUSUAL, low. and
to which invite the atr ton t our customers and
= : > : " MDkroN & M .cKALL.
few.of hem as follows:
Ecn Muuse'in de LANES
do Cha,,fys
Colored Lawns do low priced
Vi loria Mousene, article for dresses, and very
liza dsone
Figured and plain Silks light colors
Figured black and lea do; blue black do
Needle worked Collars
do do open worked do
Thread Laces aud lnserilngs, wide and very narrow
Ca,nbic and Swiss Hluslin
Lise do and pcariEg
Black F'lle net Gloves and Mits
Punk. blue and green KID do
White and green Fillet Wells
paiu ard net Gau6e Scaris and HandkeJchies
WHIT, Fiile net, blonde figure
N~edehworked Bands from 25 cts. to ~
Green Barsge, Linen Cambria Hdkfs. large supply
Hensttched do. very fine
Embroidered Points dral Silk Fringe
Cotton Hosiery of every description anil size. large
assortment, good and cheap
Boys 2 Hose s,aaIl sizes
Pa.asols, Misses 10
Screens, &c Sc.
FOR GENrLEMEN's WEAR
Draps de E'e, superior article for summer cots
Back Cashmeres ard SUR Clotns
Plain and ribbed heavy waite Russia Drills
Sockntts and Russia Ducks
Coored French I'll lr"d Drills
Marseilles and Satin Vestlngs
Mode, Satin. and BonbaL.ne summer Stocks
Figured Satin Cravats
Black Italian do larger size
Very Superior light. dark and black Kid Gloves
Silk, Thread and Cotton do
silk and Linen Cambria Handkerchief
Stout IL Hose for boots, fac
Irish EInens, stout Linen for Drawers
Gum Elastic S,sprnders
DuMkSTICS.
bales heavy Brow Cotton
do fine do
Cases l24 IS do
case supertne Sh'rtines
4 beathed and b, own Sheeiirgs
P-nns> lvan'a Plalds, Bed Ticks
Checks Cotton Osnahu'gs
Also, NO | Bnraps
RUSSIA rdry" a,d Towel Di pcrs
harseiiies Qmlts, very cheap
Furniture Dimitr, do
SO pieces real q orgla Nankeen
Zephyr Wors,eas Canvass and embroiGering Patterns
&c Sc MORTON MACKALL,
Mar. 2S.--6t. Georgetown.
The native American., 1840-05-02

bAYNE'S EXPECTORANT A fresh supply of this
- justly cciebaed remedy for coughs, colds, asthmas
&c. int received, direct iron the proprietor, at
ap IL TODD'S Drug Store.
7 UNIVERSAL HISTORY, by Tyler. in six small vol
- utnes running from the Creation Of the world down
TO 1920 forming part of Harpers Family Library, is
Just published and for sale BY w NJ MORRISON,
mar II doors west Of Browns Hotel
yENHE WORKS OF CHARLES LAMB-to winch are
prefxpd his Letters and a Sketch of mis- Life, by
Thomas Noon lalloure, of his executors in vols,
is for sale by w. NJ. MORRISON,
Mar 81 doors west Of Browns Hotel.
,YSRACTS AND OTHER PAPERS relating principal
" 10 tn Origin, Settlement, and Progress # the
Colonies in North America from the Discovery OF the
Country tie year l776 collected by Peter Force, IN
volumes for sale at tte Book and Stationary Store OF
w. NJ MORR lSoN four doors west Of Browns Hotel
Aa.. -.
The native American., 1840-05-02

4 SELECTION OF GAMES AT CHESS, actually
~ pi,, b Pni!a1or and his cvnem 20, aries-Nnw
fiji st published from the Original crpts WITH
and additions, By Gorge Walker, ior sale 1T ;'e B,ok
and stationary Store of W. VI. MO2Rt SON.
M AR. z. doors vest of Browns Hotel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-16
From The Ballimnre Chronicle.

PLAIN REASONS, for plain men. why WILLIAM
HENRY HARRISON should be elected President OF
The United States:
lst, He is a tried republican of the OLD SCHOOL,
who has served the country faithfully in PEACE and
in WAR, and has the Jeffersonian requisites for of
#hce-' he is honest, capable, aud faithful to the
xconstilution."
q I'd. He was, for twelve years, Governor of lndi-
&sna, and, at the same time. performed the duties OF
indian Agent. During this period, MILLIONS of
Fhe public money passed through his hands, every
Fent of which he accounted for; and he left the pub
&c service PURE and POOR.
Sd, Whenever invested with power, whether in
peace or in war, the supremacy of the law was sus.
talued. lie never challenged his fellow man TO
Esingle combat-but often, as he met the foes of his
country, he proved the victor.
4th. He is man of SUBSTANCE, not of SHOW
plain IN his dress and manners a practical farmer
#works with his own hands, and treats every honest
inan as his equal.
5th. He is pledged to serve but ONE TERM, and
&ihis pledge he will redeem without requiring an al
ierauon in the constitution.
9Th. He would respect the will ct Congress in all
#%'natters Of expediency, and would only use the veto
Hfower when the act, submitted Tor his approval,
game in conflict with the constitution.
Nh. He would regari he Senate as having the
PANE right, as himself, TO Judge of appointments 10
pinoe and, if the nomination OF one noble friend
should be rejected, he would send in another NOT
ess noble, without being, in any degree, offended by
ne rejection Of his first named friend.
# 9Th He has not been in public life, for the last
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-16
From the Philadelphia North Americ an.

Great excitement prevailed in the city a few days
ago, from the astounding discovery that false GER
tIhcates of the stock of the Bank of Kentucky 10 the
amount of more than ten thousand shares, or up
wards Of one million of dollars, have been issued by
the Cashier of the Schuylkill Bank, which was the
agency of the Bank of Kentucky in this city. The
affair is of long standing, but has only nov come to
lighr. Various. rumors ore aaoat in relation to it.
The Cashier states TINT the fraud was perpetrated
to sustain the Schuylkill Bank, and that all the pro-
ceeds arising from it had been applied to the use OF
that bank the directors affirm entire ignorance of
the matter. The whole is involved in mystery.
and we refrain from any comments. This transac.
tion inficts IA severe blow upon The character Of our
city, which has been already too much furnished
by bold and daring frauds.
10 Since the above was put in type, we learn
that the Cashier, Mr.. LEWIS, has sbsconded and
at the Latest accounts from Philadelphia, had not
been traced out. 1t is supposed that he has gone
to England.