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The native American., 1840-01-25

MAY s. JONES, .4ttorneys at Laao, Washington, {
lvI offer their professional services to the Public in the
Courts of the District OF Columbia and the neghboring
counties in Virginia and Maryland. They will attend to
the prosecution of claims before Congress, the Depart
ments, theGeneral Land Office, &c &C. Their office
IS on the corner of PENNSYLVANIA and Third street.
in the same building with Gen. Walter Jones, to whom
they respectfully make reference.
HENRY MAY,
..... ....s....... CHAS. l.. JONES.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.
HENRY MAY,
CHAS. l.. JON ES.

~ W. corner of Pennsylvania Avenue 6M sfs., bet,ceen
Bro,Dn's 8 Gadsbys Hoels, Washington City,
NHE undersigned respectfully informs tie citizens OF
L Washington, and the public generally, that ne has
taken the Drug Store formerly occupied by Dr. S. Mitch.
ELL corner OF 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Browns and Gadsbys Hotels, where he intends
keeping hand full and fresh supply OF Drugs, Medl-
cines, Chemicals, Paints Oils, Dye Siuis, SC. Also a
very general assortment of Fancy Articles Chewing o.
bacco, Snntfs, and Segars. of the best quality
Physician prescriptions carefully and accurately COM
pounded
July I3-- st Pharmaceutist.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION to persons afflicted
with the following complaints, viz: Scroiua, Leprosy
the bones are affected, White Sweings; Violent Erup-
tons after measels, Scnrvy, Foul fostering Ernpons,
Pmped and Carbunced faces Sore Eyes Sore legs, Scad
Head Ulcers Venerea Taints. when Mercury has failed
and all disorders arising from impure state of the blood
and humorsare assured that Dr. RELIES Drops
continue unrvaled for the prevention relief and cure OF
these complaints In proof Of which read the following
,kable cure ofa case Of IL gears standing:
Extract of letter. ''sr: My leg, which before did
not look like human limb is now entirely healed up
CATER resisting every other application for II yeas)
Previous TO taking your Relies Botanical Drops had
given up all hope of relief.
Another Case. An agent writes, 'sThere is person
atvaltage He declares, to his own words, ''lt is
doing wonders for him." and is, as it were, scratching
him from the grave"
Numerous instances have occurred where persons were
pning away miserable existence, nothing they conit
procure aiording them permanent reef, until they hat
made Of the above invaluable Medicine.
They also the best Spring aud Antumnal Physf
Price ST. or bottles for So
For sale by J. TODD,
March "a. Washington, d. T.
The native American., 1840-01-25

AAIAVERLY NOVELS,-The cheapest edition ever
wv published A further supply just received
rhe Abbo,-by w. M. MORRISON, at his book store,
1 doors west of Browns Hotel Oct. 26.
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as follows, viz:
FROM WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE.
At 6 O'Clock, A. NJ. and at 81 O'Clock, P. NJ.
FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHINGTON,
At nine o'clock, A. NJ. aud at four O'Clock, p. NJ
Passengers BY the morning train, if proceeding west
warly can connect with the Western train the Bal
timore and Ohio rail road at the Relay hosse, reach
Frederick in time for the Western stages that leave there
at IL O'clock noon Harpers Ferry in time for the
evening train to Winchester; while passengers travelling
easwardy conveyed through to Philadelphia without
pha in time for the evening line TO New York; and thus
accomplishing the journey from Washington to New York
in one day
Under no circumstances whatever can the train be de-
ayed beyond the hour fixed for starting. 1t is therefore,
respectfully suggested that Passengers procure their tick
cts the previous evening; to enable them TO do which,
theoce will be kept open till half past seven O'Clock,
P. M. By order,
Oct. g. SAMUEL sTETTINIUS, Agent.
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! DOWEL COMPLAINTS CUkED -Jaynes
-J native 3asam is certain, sale, ANA etectit
edy for dyscnery, diarrhGa, osscness, cholera
summer complaint, coIlc, gripping pains, =
ilauency, SIC. &c. and all spssiucdc and nerrt,., :,
eases, as sick and heaGacle hysteTia, i>m,
Sc. &c.
The native American., 1840-01-25

have made Of Andersons Paste and Powder, and
find fa very valuable article, and do most chesrtuly
recommend il to persons wanting the article.
DAVID DURRANCE,
Feb G. 1896 United States Hotel.
For sale at TODD'S Drug Store.
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POETRY.
FROM THE GREENssoEouaH PATRIOT.
HARRISON & TYLER FOR THE UNION,


HARRISON & TYLER FOR THE UNION,
FOR THE OLD NORTH
e Rosin the Bowr)
On RiP will fight under this Banner,
With tho pluck Of soldier that's true;
HILL not T. TIE haimosi IL .-.t.e,
For hin Of cid Tlnpeoanoe.
Oh Rip viii soon wake from h's mapping,
And maze evorv Spoiler look blue,
With hearty hur-ah for Jack Tyler
Ana q round for ola Tippecanoe
ola Rip viii ell at his " log cabins
And rouse out his voters a few,
Whose thunder viii tell next November
For The Hero Of IfPPeoanoe
And when he's hxt up in the White House
The Farmer and Patriot true
Wen drink in a mug Of hard cider"
The health Of Old Tippecanoe
Then, saieu! to great Swartwouts and Prices,
And little leg treasarers, too
He'll sack every rogue of a " Spoiler ~
He sacked EN- Il Tippecanoe
In the halls Of our wise Legislators,
To his country he ever proved true
At Msigs, at the Thames, and the Rlisin,
AND also at Tippecanoe!
"He'll not be "appointing successors =
His duties he'll faithfully 90,
And add fresh sprig TO the laurels
lie won at the Tlppecanoe.
Thcn-Success to the Sox OF OLD GuILFoRp,
To Old Rip ever faithful and true -
sOld Nirginhy success to thy TYLER!
AND TRIUMPH TO TTPPECAN0EH
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GENERAL HARRIsoN's HUMANITY.

GENERAL HARRISoN'S HUMANITY.
Some twenty odd years ago, there came
to Gen'l. Harrisons farm, a veteran soldier
who had served under him in the last war.
He was dissipated, improVident and miser.
ably poor; but knowing the General, came
to claim his charity aud protection for hin
self and family. He did not come in vain.
Genl. Harrison settled hun in log cabin
and assigned him portion Of hand, and told
him If was his TO cultivate and enjoy SO
.oDg as be lived, rent free. Owing 10 bis
habits and former course Of life, the soldier
made but poor farmer, AID did not obtain
a subsistence from the land. The def.
cheney was supplied by his humane and
generous landlord.
Here he resided for ! 5 wears, when his
last daughter having married and removed
to Cincinnati, he came 10 the general and
represented that his children had all mar.
Rcd and etl hin, and that he was minded
10 surrender bis cabin and land, and 20 TO
Cincinnati aud live with his daughter
Gen. Harrison demonstrated against his re.
moval, for The reason that in Cincinnati he
would have unreSirained Iicence to indulge
hls unfortunate propensity 10 drink, and
would soon destroy himself. The soldier,
however, persisted IN his determination to
20, and the General told hlm the land could
not be resumed SO long as he lived he was
therefore al liberty to rent it, aud receive
the proceeds until his death.
lnnumerable acts, similar 10 the above,
at!est the generosity, humanity aud dlsin.
terestedness Of General Harrison. They
have justly procured for him that Doblest
appelatlon, THE POOR MANS FRIgSD."
Truly was it sad Of him, BY foolish
enemy that he IS the log cabin candidate.
There Is fellow feeling between him and
the men Of the log cablns-be,wsen him
and the honest aud patriotic, throughout
the country He is their candidate, and
they vii. elect him Ohio Sidie Journal.
Mr.. -noft-This gentleman still re.
malns il Maysyic, ard bis labours contin
ne 70 be successful. The religious excite.
meni which his prevailed ever since his
arrival amongst Us, does cot in the least
abate. More than one hundred aud fifty |
have already been added TO the church un
der his ministry, with prospect Of as ma
ny more. The revival has not been con.
fined exclusively 10 the Methodist Church,
but the Baptist and Presbytesians, have al
50 made considerable acquisitions to their
are generally Of the most respectable aud
rejecting classes ofthe community. -Mays
riile Eagle.
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O. Dissolution.

ESHE eopartnership heretofore existing under
"a the firm Of CriHendeR & 7istisr, is dissolv-
ed By mutual consent. All those indebted to Inc
firm will please make payment, ana those having
claims viii present them TO Carter Criteudrn,
who is authorised 10 settle the business Of the
firm.
CARTER CRITTENDEN,
JOSHUA TRU1TER.
Charlotte, March 6, 1870 2iI
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Piedmontcse Silk Reel.

TvHE subscriber having commenced the man.
II uiacture Of the above reel. offers them now
10 the Silk Growing Community on as reasonable
terms as the article can be procured at the North
and equally as good-s speciwen may be seen at
the subscribers Shop in the town Of Charlotte
As this is the reel so highly recommended by tina,
welknown friend of the Silk cause, Mr.. G. ID.
Smith, and the only one that has met with gener.
al appreciation, every person engaging IN the Bn
siness should Immediately provide himself with
one and learn To reel silk, thereby adding more
than onehalf to its value.
ORDERS from distance will meet with pune
tGal attention.
JOS P. PRITCHARD
March le, Is40. 25G
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$50 REWARD.

IN Ed ANYWAY from the subseri.
E% Ma Der, on the 9Th instant, a.
Aa9S Chesierville, $. C., a negs man ma
FTA med uRIUS, aged abou: 25 or &c
N years Of sgc, Of ordinary height We
W. ~ black completed, stout built, had
EZsasse=lASS on v hen be LEFT. blue troek cloth
coat and black fur hat, narrow
brm and gray eolored pants, also he has iur cap
with him. lie hes a small scar his right cheek
which came from burn--he has a small piece BIT
out Of The upper part of his left car. 1t is very
probable he may change his name. The said boy
was purchased at Franklin {. H., Ns.-he will
probably make all efforts TO get back. He was
unprecedented 10 York District and on his way 10
jail broke away-he stated his name 10 be jim,
the other part not recollected--he stated be was
blacksmith and served his time IN Raleigh, n c.
that he is freeman and that he was taken up in
Franklin CO., Va. and his free papers taken IRON
him-he is no doubt aiming for Raleigh or Fay.
eltevle. ! will give the above reward to any
person who viii apprehend and safely lodge him
in any Jail SO ! can get him. Information for
warded to the subscriber al Dickerson's Store,
Franklin CO.. Virginia.
HOPKINS. NOWLIN.
Mareh IA, 1910. tyr
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rage in 1887. No matter: wheat at 81 !
cents bushel, and pork at two cents and a
half per pound in Ohio-plenly to eat-ihey
may 90 on; all that we have to say is, tina,
it would be deemed very exiravagant here
in New York.-Sidr.
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We should make ii principle 10 extend
the hand Of fellowship to every man who
discharges faithfully his daily duties, VINO
maintains good order-Hho manllests a
deep Interests IN the welfare Of society
whose department IS upright, and whose
mtad IS intelligent, without stopping 10 as
cerial7 whether be swIags hammer or
cfaws thread. There Is nothing more
dsaI! from all natural rule and natural
Claim iaa1 the tn.getaui laehag--the back.
ward sympath} forced sm,.c-lhe
checked conyersaI,on-tbe Insulating con.
PlIance, winch the well Of are too ap, to
manifest 70 those little lower down; with
whom, in comparison Of intellect and prin.
clples Of virtue, they frequently shrink into
iuslgnIiicance.
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NO COMBINATION.
GHeeRS,rGre, Glass r. China.
JAMES A. TAYLOR,

JAMES n. L u LUX.
NO. 70, WATER STREET, NEW-yoRK,
EB EGS respectfully TO inform his old customers
X y ana friends, that be is now opening CON-
pete assortment of Rich China, Cut and Plum
Glass Ware and printed and common QaseasTare,
which is offered on terms TO suit the state oil Tie
times.
being entirely disconnected with any combna
ton for the support Of high prices, the Subscriber
will resume the manner Of conducting his bust
ness, in which he was so successful some years
past ia the old house OF +. J. Barrow Il Co. and
hopes to receive the support of the former patrons
of his old firm. In order TO afford Goods at The
lowest possible rate, II will be necessary 10 con.
fine al sales exclusively to Cash, or short Guy pa
per. Virginia, North Carolina or Pennsylvania
Funds received in payment Cor Goods. Merchants
visiting the City, are invited to call. Orders, by
letter, promptly attended to-
JAMES a. TAYLOR,
10 Water St. near Old Slip.
Ne,c York, Marcb 9, 1910 f26
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STOLEN

ENRON the Subscribers Shop, on Saturday
4 night, the 7th instant, a large Nova Scotia
GRINDSTONE, measuring about . feet or 3
inches IN diameter and q inches on the face, hung
on an iron axle neatly turned, with crank and
screw to the same. The stone had a ridge in the
middle making two faces. The subscriber would
be thankful for any intelligence.
JOS p. PRITCHARD.
March l6, 1910. 35H
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The last Rumor. 1t is now rumored
that the administration have another plan
on foot 10 Kill off the injuns. Ii is said they
talk Of sending the Sub Treasury among
them.
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Men method of cleaning Glass.--Re.
duce TO very fine powder, piece of in.
digo, moisten rag, apply it TO the pow.
der, and smear the glass with it. Wipe it
well with a dry cloth.
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EAIglORING.

FHyIlE subscriber would inform hs,frieuds and
A the public generally, that he has opened a
SHOP at his residence 5 miles from Charlotte, on
The Mason Ferry Road, and will be thankful Tor
patronage at reduced prices, las the tunes are
hard)
A. GRAHAM
Meeklenbarg co., March 4, lsiU. 23H
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who wants better Evidence,

Sr WOULD refer the reading public TO the nu.
~ merous voluntary letters published recent,
10 this paper and in the Good Samaritan, rela,i.,
10 the happy and beneficial effects OF the admins
tration of
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JOHNSTON IRON.

EQUAL TO Any IN THE INION
IN HE subscribers lone mile S. +. Of the Tuck.
~ ascege Ford, on the road leadiag 10 Char.
utte, have, and will continue to keep, large and
general assortment Of the above article Those
wishing to purchase can be supplied al 5! cents
Cash.
r. & J. NJ. WILSON.
FEB. 10, 1910. 20I
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Noths.-The destruction to clothing and
other articles Of value, the use of which is us
ually suspended during the summer months,
IS not only extremely vexatious, but often of
serious loss. We are therefore pleased to
nave II 10 our power TO state upon the au,
monty q respectable medical friend, who
has often aites,ed It's efficacy in this partic.
uaF' that the CaIamus 81 Sweet Flag Root,
cut 70 thin slices and scattered among
wonllens Of any kind, will eiiectually repei
The assault Of bis destructive insect.
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- Democratic Republican
Meeting.

FETHE Democratic Republicans Of Meckenburp
Il County are requested to meet at the Court
House on Saturday the llth Of April next, Cor tbs
purpose Of nominating suitable persons to be run
on the Democratic Ticket at the snssing election
for TAG Legislature also, 10 appoint Delegates 10
meet other Delegates from Lincoln and Cabarrus,
to nominate fl person to be placed on the Dem
ecreiic Ticket as Eector for lhis District and TO
sppoin, a Delegate 10 represent this District in
the Baltimore Convention which is to be held 10
May neNt.
March "a, 1910 81
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happy for nobler heart never beat IN man.
her bosom.
So yon have rejected Sid, eh' What ha:
impelled you to do this I!
Your own words 10 your son this morning
sir, and sense of duty TO my father. You
we're once friends, and mutual obligation.
have passed between you. A few bitter
words, though they may have parted YOU
for years, yet they cannot have erased the
sentiments of friendship you previously en-
tertained towards each other. Oh, sir i
there is any spark Of that friendship remain
ing, lei i, now plead in your heart, aud il
years Of toll, on my part, can afford any re
torn for the service / rcquire--do it, aud !
vii be your wiling slave.
No wonder my Sid loved this girl, muir.
INJURED TIE merchant 10 himself, then turn.
ing to May he sald
Did you love my son :
Mary made no reply, but sinking back il
her chair, burst into tears.
beg your pardon my dear young lady,
but ii-ll had thought that-that-pshaw
am an old fool do yon think you could
make it convenient to call here this evening
Al what time, SIT
AT six ocock-no say eigh;-it yill not
be too dark, will It e
do not mind the darkness, sir. viii
DO here.
The town clock had just struck eight
when Two figures were seen RAPIDLY turning
the corner Of an uairequenied street, ans
seeking a hiding place III the shadow Of the
angle.
H as that her, lawyer
Yes keep your eyes upon be! as size ap.
proaches-such chance iusy never oher
again.
Ave, aye--leave ne alone. She stant
escape, warrant ne.
Where did YOU leave the chase, Ford
AboO. a square off,-but don; ssl, cues
tlons now its 60 dasky from The giumef
o. those oil lamps, that II is barely possible
10 keep sight of the girl.
I WAile these two wouhies we're intent up,
on their victim, third person had approach
cd unconseiOusly within hearing aud dls.in.
gushing the tones Of Adderly, he stopped
to listen, when, having heard suiliclent to
induce him 10 remain and watch, be threw
himself lulo the shadow of a door way bard
/ by, and patiently awaited the result.
Now, nos, said Adderly, as the figure
u female became more percep!lO!e IN the
carkuess.
+ Not yet, lawyer, whispered Ford.
knows when; don't you see the long run |
should have towards her would tnghlen her,
aud hen may be she'd scream no, no, all,
/ TIL she comes nearer.
Wei, well, as you please-ouly if you
miss her
Never fear-l knows what's sha,-uow
for il.
Both Of them dashed forward at the same
instant, but one, OF whom they little dream.
ed, vas al their heels-theGe vas muiiled
scream, SQUAD Of heavy blows, and the
groans as Of wounded men--and when the
alarmed inhabitants rushed opt With lights
10 ascertain the cause OF the disturbance,
they found two men on the ground bleeding
the maiden who had been rescued from
their grasp was Mary Winlerfeld, and her
rescucr, was rough, honest. hearted jackson.
Nhere viii you permit lie to have you
conveyed, Miss NIuleEfeld inquired Jack.
sou.
10 Mr.. Treshau's, replied Mary, and
tainted.
Wien Mary recoYered her senses. she
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BOOk EStndcry.
WV. HcNTER, Rook-Bindcr.

a., q AtOkhs,hc public hat
E5f . he s,Ii cafrics on al
y Establishment oil thr shove
kind 10 Charlotte, " G., a
~ I a sss-s,. TsA few doors south Of tEs Mint
---z==-5------7s, Having, 0s be oouceiyes,
thorough knowledge Of his business. be fgcls no
hesitation IN assuring those ~bo may wish To pat
ronlse him, that their work shall be done in the
very beat style, slfaUg, aud on accommodating
terms.
Books and other articles sent from distance
10 be bound, viii be promptly attended 70 and
careiuiy returned when done. Tho public arr
requested d piye ne itiAl
Fst q, l-i0. t24
\ b. Az Old religions books, such IS ia Fam.
ily Bible, &c Rebound and made as good as new,
and all weekly aud monthly periodicals neatly
bound, and Country Produce of all kinds used 10
a family aiken 10 payment
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Coach Making Business

in the Town Of Charlotte, and is now prepared to
execute all ORDERS IN his line, from The most
common 70 The finest. Having had nine yfars e&.
perieuce in the business and tmploycd porkmcn
Of a superior srade aud lumber Wcll SEASONED
he feels warranted in saying that Is Work shall
be equal, II not superior, to any made IN ilis see
ton q cDnr,ry. All lie asks is fair trial tor his
Work shall no' he eKeelied in point Of elcaDRts5,
teaHty or durability.
Al REfAlRlNa done IN the best styis and al
the shortest notice.
Hfa SHOP wall Be- found one door Nof,h.eas,
Of Mr.. Summers dwelling house.
CHARLES OYERMAN.
Chariaic, Jan 6. l-40 lHC
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Er'rdrdgdHce.-Mrs. Walker, Of New.
ark, OHIO, presented her husband with twin
boys, being The third PAIR since their mar.
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When Mary recovered her senses, she
io1ad herself IN brilliantly lighted apar.
meu', aad 10 her astoashment and passion.
ate JOS, the first face she recognized was
Iaat Of hcr father bending inxiously over
her.
Ny father!
d. dear, dear child and in another in
slant they were folded IN warm embrace.
Well, young lady, IS there no one else
here with whom you have been previously
acquainted Come forward Sid, and le, he
introduce you. Mary saw at glance that
all had been explained, and as her eyes en-.
coun!efed Inc lefyeni gaze of him who was
her hearts Idol, she biushed, bu. could not
speak for excess Of Joy.
Here Sid, said Mr. Tresham, taking the
unFeslsiing hand Of the iaIr glJl-lake her
with my hearty consent-she is worthy Of
belng any mans daughter. am proud Of
your choice bless you, my children, bless
you may you never know sorrow.
TIE eyes OF both fathers we're flied with
tears, but happier party never passed
summers evening together.
short ume subsequent TO the events
above narrated, We saw, IL the papers Of the
day, az announcement Of marriage between
-caanot the reader guess who!
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FHFilE subscriber would inform the citizens OF
Il Mecklsnburg Couaiy and the public In gen.
era that be has again commenced the
The Madisonian., 1840-02-08

Two parties are likely TO grow out of the
recent proceedings of the Governor and
Legislature Of Pennsylvania in the ranks Of
the Administration, in that State. Governor
Porter has given great displeasure 10 the more
radical Of the party, and meeting has been
held at Philadelphia, in opposition to the
course Of Governor Porter, at which Mr. c.
J. lngersoll figured largely These events
have created great uneasiness in the ranks
here, and VIC are informed that Gov. Purters
conservatism is not palatable 10 the Van
Buren members Of Congress from Pennsyl-
vania. !.
The result Of all this will be that .'old Tip
pecanoe" will march triumphan,y through the
State