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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

THE NEW HORLD.-The largest and mos
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nails so Objectionable. In its ample columns ali the
best and freshest periodical literature of the day
both American and British, is embraced
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that all the most recent journals, magazines and
books are placed, with all possible prnnptitu,!e, in
our possession. Already have we given TO the
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hle 10 present them, with similar despatch, the
works of Dickens. In furnishing literature al a
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al 10 morality and good tas;e, thai falls within the
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4 GORDON y GRAY, MERCHANT TAiLORS
~ Pe"nSytraHtu arenue Eilrots Buldnes) t0u.
doo'S E@st Of u street,, Have Ju~t received a S,I
.i"iior assortment OF SPRING AND SUMMEE
GOODS. such as CLOTHS, CASSiMEREs AND
VEoTlNGS, which they will make up to order =,
the shortest notice in lie most fashionable s,yl.
and on very reasonable terms. Among their stucl
are the following artclcs:
Giraffe Cass!mers, Ga,nboon,
Lo' don Tweeds, Bomhazines,
White and Brown DriIIlngs.
3fppe and Summer Cloths
A variety OF Cashmere, Satin and Weltirg Vestipes
Stocks, Cravats, Handkcrchiris.
Gloves SrspeEdcrs Umbrellas Boso;Es, Hosiery e.
Having purchased all their articles for cash. the,
can sell On the lowest cash terms Their iri nlS anr
The public gen rally are respectfully Invited 10 cal
as they hope hy DILIGENCE aud atteniuu 10 business,
10 give geucrol satisfaction.
April 2J-3n.
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"THE SPIRIT OF 1916. "

DROSPECTUS.-Theu undersigned conemplates
j puanhlng, this city, paper, 10 be called 'lHs
SPIRtT oT l776,"to be devoted as its title purports
10 purely american interests, in all their diversified
ramfcauons; embracing Agriculture, Mapuiac.
lures, Commerce, the Medlca! Arts, and every OBJ.
ject that can tend to our happiness as peoPe, and
our independence as nation; and arguing the en-
tire repeal modification of our Capitalization
laws, but With the str test regard TO the Constitu
tonal rights OF our adopted citizens.
Asa paper, the SPIRIT of l776 will steer clear Of
both the great political parties of the day. and will
pronounce an honest and unbiased opinion men
a,d measures, irrespective of party, 1t Will as
3 line the broad ground, that with country posses
ed Of every variety of soil and clinate-rich in
mineral weath-and people whose intelligence is
not surpassed by any nation under the canopy OF
Heaven, we possess within ourselves all the neces
sary elements OF happiness and greatness. which
have only 10 be instered and encouraged by wise
legislation. 1t will maintain that We are capable
OF governing ourselves and pronounciIg upon mea-
s,rys Of national policy, without foreign interfer
rn@e q! dct.uon, or calling npon the oyetba! then
I'D population Of the old world. to decide the desi
ny Il our infant AMI giant republic II is intended
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the drawing room, and the artists studio and hence
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the arts watch refine and adnrn life, viii have d
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ale prOcuTs d TO WarraHt the CONNIE nceinent
4 tt,t h,,o,n
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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

DRAFTS ARTIFICIAL NIPPLES.-Ihe csi,
l. eteciual remedy for excor.aed Nipples, when
properly used IL annot fail 10 afford reie. The
following testimonials from gentlemen eminent in
their profession are submitted
Ne'r Harcn, 1GM May, 1882.
have witnessed the application OF the artificial
nip lie, invented BY d.. Pratt il ope avd ell, much
TO the satisfaction u the mother The ius,rumen,
seems well adapted oi such as one atil ced with ex.
cora,ed nuphs
HOS HUBBARD, III. D., Prof Surgery. Med
Inst. o Yale College, Conn.
WaSiingfon. Febaary, an 1891.
Having examined DR.. Pratt newly invented nip.
pie Si-ld aud Witnessed lis practical application,
! take great pleasure in recommending 1t as deci
drdiy superior 10 any Thing previously known. 1t
constitutes \ perfect remedy for that distressing
malady, sore ii .)pes dist ase which so frequently
atfltcts nursing women.
THOMAS sEWALL.
Phaadetphiu, January l3M, 1884.
Dr f' s.p p.' Is feel it matter Of much Do,,,c
Importance. to possess means Tor essining the Ter.
rhe snierings from sore nipples" | have much
pleasure in hrtg able to say that thr shield for the
preventing and cure oithls malndy, is better adapted
10 The purpose than any have heretofore seen In
Tie Nv" o, three instances have known them 10 h.
used, much satisfaction has been expressed. and
have no hesitation 10 5Iieve it viii generally sue
cr'n. am so vel persuaded Of this at this mo
mem, nat canlr'i iorh"ar 10 express wish thai
our Clty, throng the various apothecaries may be-
s"PPiea WIN lhem. | ain yours &c.
w. P. DEVICES.
For sale Of
ToDD's Drug Store.
Jan. limo.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

M M. NOEL, VENETIAN BLIND MAKER,
w Penn dpsnue, beturen ii and I2h slrects-
a Jep doors east Of ihs Cay Post ODies-Respectful-
Informs the Public, that he is ready toexecue, at
the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable
terms, all work in his line Of business.
Work mad up to order in all shapes and coors,
suitable for offices, halls, hotels and dwellings, for
cash or city acceptanc,s.
He soliciis Public patronage.
". b. Old Blinds repaired and reprinted.
sept 19-~a
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

htaFR!ES' ITCH OINTMENT-h safe
- certain. aud expeditions cure for the Itch, b
'''r 30 nyet"rair, in One Hours Apijcafion onlg.
40 larger from taking sald. 1t docs not cotsn IN,
'N'e'" - Mercury, or otter dangerous Ingredient
AID nag !" applied with perfect safety.1PRtcE
III cents a box.
For sale at
Jan. 70 IN yoDD's j,SJg Store
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~ L. HARDNESS, MERCHANT TAILOR
Pennsylvania avenue. a fen doors east of Ill
street, has inst received general ofttn"nt OF III
most fashionable SPRING AND SUMNER NEW
GOODS, which he is ready TO make up to order, a.
the shortest oticp, ard The rea bic terms
n. 3. Persons 1rclcrrng furnishing :Aeir ow,
C"th' can lave them made up TO order, at bis usua
low Terms,
all 25-tC
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

pEDS. MATTRESSES, &c-We have Oh han.
~ aht re constantly makiug-
Feather Beds OF p'ime Western Feathers
Do do Russian
Halr Moss, and Shuck Mattresses
Persons wishing 10 procErr any OF the above art
c!es can lie supplied on the lowest terms nv
BOfELEk x DOM,
Penn. Avcn@e> opposite Browns Hotel.
Nov %
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REMOX VAL.

THE OFFICE OF The NATIVE AMERI-
Il CAN has been removed from street to Penn
sylvanla aveude, few doors East of the Railroad
Depot. Communications for the upper part of the
City left in the Posofice will be attended 10.
Sept b, JOSEPH ETTER.
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NOTICE,

Skffst AMERICAN CAUSE. ANp Tur
SsVRs AMERICAN" NEWSPAPER
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= wv NOEEL.-Cousln G-oAi V, the Old Bach
clor, novel edited nv Theodore Hook. Fso
author OF Gulney Married Births, Deaths, and Mar
r'ag"s. Nc in 2vos.,--is this day published, anc
tor sale by
w. NJ MORRISON,
JHly doors west of Br3wn's Hotel
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TURKEY RlIUBARB, Of superior qualiiy.-A
small lot Of lhis scarce article Just received at
Sept, j. TODJ'S Drug Store
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INtW
eG-Th" Washington Native American and the
New Orleans Naive American, and papers general.
", friendly disposed to the views TO be ad, COATED
by The SPIRIT OF l776 will please give the above
a grltui'ous insertion or notice, and forward thu
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RECOMMENDED by TIE FACULTY

9sEIUNWENUED DY TIE FACULTY.--
~ Towards Compound Syrup Of Carrageen a
sac, simple, pleasant. and elYctual remedy for
chronic coughs, as,hmas, consumptons, SC.
This syrup has deserrrdy acquired great reputa
ION and the confidence Of physicians as a remedy in
The cure Of pulmonary diseases II is mol offered as
specific, but viii he found generally ciFectua in the
'nre OF chronic coughs. asthmas, &C.. and will fire.
luenily relieve obstinate pulmonary Diseases
~ when circumstances admit il should be used
lndrr the direction Of physician.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, at NV
Pharmacy, ncrr Seven Buildings.
Also, for sale By mos; of the Druggists in WASH.
lTngfon Georgetown, Alexandia, Baltimore, and
throughout the Unitad Stetes.
F. HOWARD. I
Dec 8
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A. uRRAY'S FLUID AAGNESIA.--An addl-
1tl tiona supply OF this valuable preparation
this day received at
aeni Eft TOUD1S DInR Slorr.
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Western Hotel, CORTLAND street, N. Y.

LIVER COMPLAINT AND COUGH!-Hav.
ing taken violent cold, which settled on nv lungs
and liver, producing severe cough and pain in the
side and shoulder, which vas SO severe at times
could scarcely turn over in bed, was gradually
wasting away, and weary even Of my life. NV
cough was very distressing. and being accompanied
with nausea, loss of appetite, debility, ard otle
distressing symptoms, my sufferings Vas extreme.
Finding no benefit from any medicine, nor from nv
physici"ns, got bottle Of Dr. Taylor's Balsam
OF Liverwort, which soon made NE well and able
10 attend to my business.
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W. HoLDRIDGE, 16l Green street.

RAISING OF BLOOD This disease is easily
cured by the proper mcdici Mr. Newbury 266
bowery, used 10 raise blood in large quantities, both
~ day and night; besides this, he had a severe
cough and pam in his breast yet alter using every
other medicine, lie was cured by Dr. Taylor Bal
let all Others who cannot afford 10 be Idle follow his
example. if they are sick. and this medicine. II
will restore diseased lungs and liver in very short
time. Remember, the genuine medicine is sold at
375 Bowtry.
April iS--Gm.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07
GEORGE YOUNG,
Druggist, 376 Fulton street, Brooklyn.

COUGH, PAIN In THE SIDE AND CHEST
CURED! Having Tor long time been distressed
with severe pain in the side and chest accompani.
ed with dry cough, was induced, upon tho ur
gent solicitation OF friend, 10 try Dir. Tayior's
Baisam Of Liverwolt, and must say this medicine
has answered its purpose admiralty. My distress
was produced by severe hurt, and was so great
1ha' II was with d'iliculiy could swallow my food
Indeed, ain satisfied this disease must have termi-
mated in consumption, or some fatal disease, had I
not been cured by this judcious medicine. To all
who seek to prolong their lives, would advise the
use of DR. Taylor's Balsan Of Liverwort.
... JAMES COWAN, 426 Bowerv
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Ser lrabre Oelo an Der Sbelnie.

Die Gage tas Col. 81. soi. Sobnicn Der
sinjge mabre J9elo bon Der sbsmls unc @sn
Sarrfrn Elm @sr;aeter fei, mabt nob INNER
Die 9tunts in ben 2omniifratcnesSldttsrn
es mag eaber id3iflib fem bier cine Siets rcn
srifern sinsurhfsn, tpslbs CT i'm Sabre 1886
su @coinStcn IN Sentudp, ssbatsn. Dlau
rirp oarin aus tes eolonsls sissusn gGcrtsu
finbsn in ME fern bic Ssbauptunssn Der qcfc:
fofcs ouf GaDrbsit sssrinoet 1ne.
Ser erllcnsl besaun cine &tbantl.m9 ron
Sabsn unb 0in9en iiberbaupt unb 9empfra.
tie Defenders. @r sisns fanft per,pdrts ws ein
fs9slnpcs SdiF Bel sutsm @inbs ais auf sins
NAL einsr aus ben 3ubSrsrn risf:
"2Sarsn Sis in berSblabt an ber3bemfs?"
"sSd) mar, une warum?''
"Sino Sie Der eslo pon jsnsr gblabt?"
"9as 1T cine febr snfadr 8rase an MIDI,
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Gta6t fcine Q{setten.

gEir sernebmen eab bic eofofofos einsn n.,l,
en- plan in Operation ieesn molen un cen
Sie9 bsS j?arriipn Sdsts in pennNpanien su
perbincern. Gr bsifebt Sarjn oas lis minosr.
jdbri9s Surfbcm bic fein Stimmrebt babsn,
unc tsmnab feline Stimnw perlicrsn i'm Cans
De bsrum idbiden, Die oen 5arriionlsutsn flsjne
@sttsn onbistsn fOlsn, auf oas 9isfultat Der
ndblfsn SSabI. Turb bieS S0littsl pro See
Der Der psttst un fsins Stimme bstrcssn, neil
elm pcn Der 9tfsmblp in 1899 paflirtss Ssfss
vrovrnst cas feline Psrfcn bstbeilist in elmer
2Sstte, oosr bic cine 9Gstts aut eas &siultat
ir9snS elmer 0Gabl antistst, an folder @abl
ifimnsn fam. llnftrs Srsnnbs foutsn bss.
,psgcn DEFENDERS ma6fam uno ppr1Ibti9 fsin
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OEFSw HAtlsr" a,ltrportst aus esm Sbats
se Der grfabruns auf unfsre 9DsissTNnS' saB
mir nibt als TadtfstSer bss Sunen'antbsn
Dlattss bstrahtst Su fsin wdnfbtsn, ,ns fast,
CT piIs aus erfabrunS bas jsnss Slatt bsifans
rsn-uns sbcnfc eas Der paupttbeil cer SSDss
partci aus Wtdnnsrn BON dbnlitbsn &runpiats
sen une GefIib!en bsifsbs we jsns bic bama'S
tsiastss Slatt in ienn qditerunssn unters
itietc. Sies ibsnt unS bbbff unwabrid)sins
lib. Ser Sbae unisrsr @rfabrun9sn 1T S,par
nitbt febr reid, aber ,pir slaubsn bob fopiel iu
wiitn um ben |Icler' 81 csweiisn pas feline
Semeii, Die uns gum Nabfol9er jens5 8Sbrals
SlattsS ifempeln fcll'n, pisl 81 fbmab fnr; /;
mir battsn weni9fsnS btiTtrs ermartst 9as
mir pisQeid,t cini9s untsr unitrn unteritilecrn
9absn bic pamdlS ebsnfalls jeneS S!att untsrs
ltheten, rp(len mir gar nibt miterlt9en; ea
mir absr miiIsn, tas Der 9rSste She'll unfsrer
2sfsr AUDI ben 'Nolsr' left unp lid,er oub bas
mails Las, 70 fann bisS ols fein Sems6 oisnen.
9Genn mir nitbt irrren io nurbe rrri9e 9Sabl
sin S1err in bisler Stabt fir ems bsr @auntp
Nsmter errdblt, rbn9eabtst ea6 Gin She'll fei.
nsr si9snen Yarts ibn beibulpi9ts Elm Mt9lieb
ter (oartfrrt Gonpsntirn 9ewsien ;u ftin; pas
ber Serfdllt Die 8ebauptlns, eab bic Ilitsliss
esr jsner @cnpentlcn ale sur (oarrilrnsYartei
aeD6rer, BON iclblt; esllnebr fteint es ober
eab bic MsbrjaDl ssrftI6cn ltb in ZEN Msiben
Der Ban Suren Yortsi beFnret. 9Ssnn Der
'Aelsr' nun nob 9laubt ba6 ss aufausnS it,
renn Die 9Sbi96 Soarriipn aus Sanfbarfsit
fir feline 9elsiiteten Sris9srisnite gum Yrdlis
penhn erwdblsn mpaten, iO mttbtsn mir fras
gen pb e6 nibt neb aufallenpcr 1T, tab San
Suren lpieber jum Yreiteent crwdblt merren
ira, ais Gin Oiann Der mob nibt6 actban bat
mrfhr ibm bic Natirn 9anf ftbuloi9 mare =?
9luGtrbsm 9ebbrts berielbe Martjn Ban Sus
rem IN jsner 3eit n0 jepcr Yatrjct itine Gduls
ri8ftit tDat ju rerieIben partsi rpsIde BON ben
'1bltr' 10 laut 9etabelt pnrte; itrebts 9c9sn
Die beitea SntsrsIFn be6 0ante6 unb tanitt
81l;cr ouf Den 8dlin in 2tltanp, in jsnsr
pcrbdnan6pcasn 3st NO {3orrifrn pisSblatbs
ten miIrts Qanee5 fpCbt. Sc0ts nun pielts
nitt falt ais Sepei6 eisnen f5nnsn has nibt
Der Ssobatbttr ipnesrn psr '2(oler ccrS1ad)s
foiser iener Toryspartci fei p! Shsnt
e9 niht f!
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W1n Suren uno fein Stinn,en.


9Sjr Dabcn unfsrn qsRrn ftcn msbrmali
9eTo9t eab BAN Suvsn lid burb feinc MaaS.
r9sln ais Der Ssinb beS NcrbsnS bemeisn II
burb fein Stimmen i'm @on9res Iib imme,
fsinpIjb 9s9sn ZEN Weitsn sejste. 9Hir int
MIN eurb Hod,fubun9 i'm SesispiIs (9t. o..
Nrgue i'm Stanbs u bslpeifsn, bab Ct imms,
9e9en bic Srcibsit une bic bciten SntsrsiIen est
Ienlcfrate banbelte. Iamit fsin 3,psfsl al
Der Wabrbsit fei, 1T bei jebsr Stimns an9e9s'
ben no lis in zen llrfunpsn gu fnren 1T.
CT miteritpbte Der 2(uSbcbun9 rcn Srups
pen, bic turb Den bsmofratifbsn @uvsrnt,
scnpfinS smpfcbsn, sur (?u!i5Niitun9 in
&rcae.-Giibs Sa9etub be5 Ssnats ponNsu
Vcrf, Serttmbsr 1914.
er ilimmte uno proteitirte se9sn Die Nuss
ecbnun9 es6 Stimurshts fir ws1e Burger
i'm Staat 9teu Ocrf.-Siebe 8erbt bon ben
GsrbantIun0en esr @cnpention sur 8srbsiIs
run9 Ger @enifitutirn ron 9tsu Vet, Seits
PIT, 283 unb 2S4.
@r itimmts seeen bic 21abl pcn 8risbsnss
riDkr-bemerfsnb, bo5 js msitsr Die Gemalt
prm 95s!fe sebrabt wtirpe um 70 bsiFr fei e6
-Ssrltlbe Seribt, Sett 321 uno 322.
gr ftmmts unb itritt 9rssn bic 2Gabl prn
Sberds.-9srfelts 8sridt Gsit 100, 322
336.
Ct ltimmte eegen cine COMMITTEE fir Qanbs
mrtbfhaft unssabtet bab mebr als fiin6sbn
WtiQipnsn BON Der 6fsntltbsn @innabms eurt,
Die SaursW circft opsr inoirsft, bsiabtt murs
cen. n.-Sa9ebub ps6 Senat6 Der Ser. Gtaatsn
9stsn6sr 8, 1895.
sr lfimmte 9sSsn Bic Ssnueun9 beS GoIuns
tia SluiTe6 uno Die Sslbisuns rss psl;banz
rsIs.-Sa9ebu1 oss gsnats, Mdr; 1 1925.
Gr itimmts bafir bslonrsrs pripi!sssn an
Staat Sanfcn ju 9stsn.-Sn9ebub ots @ss
mats, 8st~uar 6, 1927.
Gr itmmts 9eScn esratieeune Der Stsusrn
auf SAlj.-Ga9stub css Sennts, 8str. %.
er ifimmtt ca9s9cn itblsdbtc ednpsrsisn an
bic Staaten 5a gcben, bic nur 25 Gent Der 9tfs
fsr ,psrtb marsn, fir innsrs 8srbslerunaen II.
&r;isbun9. .-Sa9tbub osS Ssnats, Npril Is,
1928.
Sr ltinmts ae9tn eas aniisblun95 unt Gers
faufss&stt.-saSstub oeS Ssnat8, 9(prl II
unb 2I, 1928.
@r ltimmts 9egsn Die Graduation Sia.-
Sa9ebub re6 Senat6, 9tpril %, 1928.
gr 9ob fsim Stjmms iu @unitsn pcn pem
peridbtlben &nsbslsgsisssn.- so9etub ess
Senats, 2tpril 1886.
CT ,pitcrisete Ib Der Sill sur Gsrtbsilun9
rsr MISUNDERSTANDING unter Die Staaten.
--@ben bafeIblf.