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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11

ANIMALS AND ALMANACS, FOR 1899.
SPLENDID London Annuals,-Tte Book of Roy
- atty, superb cold plates; Finden's Tabieaux, and
Gallery of Cruces;
Fishers Drawing Room Sketch Book:
BEAUTIES b. nui,as Costume and Blossoms;
Oriental Annual; Forget me Not;
Jor'lan's Portrait Annual;
Caricat,re Annual; Comic Annual;
Friendships Offering;
Fishers Juvenile Sketch Book;
Young ladies' and Young gen,!emen's Annual.
Alaric, A Watts; Christmas Tales.
american Annua,s.
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir
The Violet; The Gift;
Mrs Giman's annual Register & Housewife Almanac.
American Almanac & Repository ofUseinl knowledge
Bunl's Nautical Almanac;
EJohns & Co.'S. Louisiana Almanac
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Almanac
Stewards Diary for 1899, containing blank memo
~ " WY ~ " JOHNS & Co.,
corner OF st Charles and Common SITS.
WINEs 81 Ct,RDIALs-per JULIA from Bremen,
w and late arrivals,
Rhenish Wines.
Nierenscineir, alarcobrunner, Gracenger, Hochhei.
mer, Tsiiannisberger, Stenbeger, Our Lady, Milk
Stein g. Leis,en, Sparkling Hook, and Rhensll Wine
Glasses
Red and White, celebrated brands.
Burgundy.
Sparkling, Romance, Chanbertin Clos de Vongsot
| and Nurts.
Bofde0R5.
Ctea Lafftte, and Chateau Margau1, leoyilr,
rose, fine ST. Julien and ST. Etniiion Palmer Mar
ux, in Cases of3 doz. Good Estephe and s. Julien
Tub4e Clsret.
White Wines.
Hermitage Snutene, Barsac aud Graves.
Dessert Hiues.
Genuine 1unel and Frontignan MHscu,. Madeira,
old und pure as imported in cams.
Brandy. old Champagne, in barrels Of 80 gas,2 dez.
and in Ia pipes.
Cordi0Ls.
Genuine Marasc1lino and d Zare
do Martinique aud Beardeaux ordiala,
White and Red bordeaux Arisette in cusesr
Old Ratafa tfi Grnoble,
Absynihe and kirsehwasseE
Rordeaux Brantiy' Fruits,
White bordeaux Wine Vinegar,
For safe by JOHNS & co,
huv23 cor of St Charles &, Common at
DORk ~ hEEF-l6 bbls mess and 30 do prime
Pork l6 do Beet, at the inspection for sale by
g DORSEY,
do Al New Leyee
uFLe Bureau de la Compagne d'Asaurance des
Pomp'ers est transpor,e All No rue du Camp. I'd
I'D AESlNS-30D boxes and QUO half boxes, F,rn,h
y Ruisins fresh Importation Tor sale BY
HYDE & BRO.
d'ct cor Com q Magazine Ets
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11

The Mctairie Races commence tomorrow, and the
four mile day is fixed for Saturday. There is an in
creased congregation of nags assembled there who will
afford full fields for every purse that is offered.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11
$4,000 CAPITAL PRIZE.

Tckfts only N.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Drawn numbers of the Grand State Lottery, Class to.
rs. II, so, Is, 10, 8,72, 80, So, 67,5,1.
GLASS No. SO. Authorised by the Legislature OF
" the State. To he drawn TUESDAY, Dec.
10Th, 1888, at o'clock, p. NJ. at Bishops Hotel.
SDAVIS g. co. Managers.
q Ballots.
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HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.

HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
D BROWER a. Co. have constantly on hand at
and "a Common street, very lurge. assortment of
house keeping articles, consisting OF EarAhenmare
China and Glass; Brass and Steel Fire Sets and
Tenders Kitchen Utensils; Iron, Tin, Woodac@re and
Baskets siver plated britannia and japanned goods;
amps and chandeliers; knives and forks, and house
furnishing goods general, which they are prepared
to supply at reduced prices to private dwellings
New Orleans, Nov 8, lS3.
0NNGLISH ANNALS FOR l83O-The Book Of
II Royalty, superb cold plates.
Fn,len's Tableaux,
Finlen's Gallery Of Graces;
Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Book;
Beauty's Costumes; Buds and Blossoms;
Waverly Keepsake;
The Imperial Oriental Annual;
Forget Me Not; Carcature Annual;
Friendships Offering;
Juvenile Sketch Book,
Young LADIES' Annual;
Young Gentler1sn's Annual.
AMERICAN Aanunis.
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir
THE Violet; The Gift;
The Juvenile Forget-Me'Not.
''' ~ VIM MckEAN,
deco corner Camp and Common ats
NEW ORLEANS 4 CARROLLTON RAIL
~ ROAD GO.-NOTICE-On and after the LIST
leave the car hodse Poydras street. at half past IL
o'clock, p. NJ for Lafayette and Intermediate places.
Single Tickets 81 l-2 cents, or ~ Ss5 per hundred.
JOHN HAMPSON,
nov2e-f Chi. Eng. N. On c. II. K.
FFNHE sub.crbers have now on hand and for sale!
u sou boxes extra soap, brand of James Could
800 do imitation No do
$50 aliow candles, brand of Jackson g. Trowbridge
400 sperm candles, N Bedford and Nantucket
so boxes Judd's patent do do
800 do Goldfish
100 do manufactured tobacco, vario'ls brands
90 eases sweet Spanish chocolate
900 cases hyson aud young Hyson tea
SO boxes paste backing
800 kegs Boston nails
Is casks W inter- strained sperm oil
200 Sicily Madeira Wine, in pipes, half pipes, ar
casks and octaves entitled to debcnture
200 coils bale rope
Obales Hampshire sheetings shrtings, & drllngs
200 Lowell coons, 7l8 aud "A cotonades, and lin
seys, kerseys suitable for negro clothing.
ISAAC BRIDGE & co,
dec3 1874 Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11
METARJE JOCKEY CLUB.

A MEETING of members of this Club, will he held
N at No. 10, Exchange Hotel on Tuesday evening.
| Ilth in- at past o'clock. full meeting ID rex
quested, business OF Importance will be brought be.
! fore The Club. s MREAD,
J8 Sec'y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11

Import q TFOfds The Cine inna1i News stated
few days since that five thousand hogs were
slaughtered in one week at the single es,a blshment
Of Mr. Carkson In his mex, the editor begs 10
re'ract the word slaughtered as being offensive to
the sensibities of the porkites of that ilk, and
substitutes the phrase put up or sat up We are
not very good judges of these niceties of word.
having invelerate habits ourselves of calling o
spade, spade. What the objectionable terms
wants in gentility, the substitute certainly lacks
in euPhony.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11

The folks in Missouri on Tho LIST inst. were Clio.
rifying themselves that Daniel Webster had been
nominated as candidate for the Vice Presidency on
the ant-masonc ticket. They will have to take
t'other tack when they learn that he respectfully
declines the honor intended him,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11
STEAM BOAT BILLS.

OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS Of STEAM
" BOATS Can haze their Bills struck of, IN one'
or more Colored Inks Plain Colored Paper, NTH
despatch, asd facorabte Terms, by leacing their
ORDERS at TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner Of
Poydras and ST. Charles streets.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11

Prizes amountin. to nearly 5000, O00".!
Tickets SlO-Halvss $5-Quarters 81 so.
For Packages or Single Tickets, apply at
THE MANAGERS OFFICE,
DIS GREGORY Co.,
do Canal ST..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11
Dress and Masquerade Balls.
MANSTON HOUSE HOTEL.

NEW LEVEE. STREET, Immediately IN iron! o.
~ the boat landing The above e i,s na
ment will he re-opened on Sunday evening, zee. @nu
1883. for the season. Ball days. sundays, Tuesdays
and Thursdays Said establishment will be FURNISHED e..
with the choicest liquors, and good Restaurat VIII oe
attached TO it.
The managers of said establishment have engage t
sufficient Police officers to keep good order Throughout
the establishment; there will be place TO deposit
cloaks. canes, &c. No person shall be admitted IN
the Ball Room with weapons ofany kind.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11


| Poydras street. JOHN HAMPSON
nov2s Chief Eng. N. o c. r. r..
CARD.
| F1'HE Principal of the English, French and Spanish
| Academy No. IA, ST. Charles street, announces
to his friends and The public with satisfaction that his
institution is in successful operation that he hopes
soon to have his compliment Of pupils which will BIO
he ,dkes this opportunity of assuring parents that
no thing shall be wanting, which NAV contribute to tho
comfort and Improvement OF their sons.
d.: 1888
| NEW BOOKSTORE.
LEAANnEk TOWAR late of PHILADELPHIA, is
~ now gI,ening, at No. 40 Camp street, and
| very valuable assortment Of
LIN" .Nedfcdi, Theological School and .Mscelansous
Books.
which will he sold on very reasonable terms. He will
| receive lhs New Books they published, and
keep constantly all the works of the popular authors
| His stock being entirely uni very extensive,
| country merchants and professional gentlemen will do
well to call before purchasing elsewhere.
DRiNTs-46 cases, conainng French and Amer.
can Prints, landing from ship Pharsaia, for sale
by ISAAC BRIDGE & co,
do 81 Magazine st
RICE-5O casks new crop Carolina Rice, landing
' " WHIfRlDGE & co.
DIV IS magazine ct
pRlNis. 9 ca es French and American Prints, for
sale by WIllTRIDGE Il co,
dlo rs Magazine n
k'LuuR-400 barrels landing ilon tue steamboat
Hudson, and for sale by q. DORSEY
aIV Al New l.e,eo
GUNNY BAGS--15 bales , busIeI bags in store
" and for saeby DORSEY,
div A New lsvee
MAiORtLTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
'&HHEmke OF fresh -four to-ay is $5 IS per barrel.
u according TO the tariff; shc makers shall give du.
ing the ossuRs week kffom Monday DGc lOl IS oun-
ces OF bread for bat Bread o the second quality IL
required to- weigh 25 per more. viz: 49, ounces
dec6 c. GENOlS, Mayor.
A lofHiNG-7 cases seasonabIe Clothing, landing
ISAAC BRIDGE & Co,
efe 1874 Magazine st
A CARD.
WI rs JONES, Professor of singing, the Guitar
IVA ana rfaho.nrte, bess to announce her arrival
rom 'aSsow, 4ffom several years practice in EJin.
bnrsh and Glasgow she atters herself that her sys
tem OF instruction Will give satisfaction 10 pnAls
lrstlnlonms as TO eapability, &c. can be shown, ON
aPPilra'ioh t" Mrs Millard's, II Royal street.
~ Liz HANDkEk, iilLts-3 cases Pongces as
~ soited eoiors case fancy patterns for sale nv
IN STETSON Il AVERY,
Wv So Grsyier st.
DIGS FEEr-ln half barrels, for sale by
A,o STETSON N AVERY,
NV 83 Gravier st.
NORTHERN MONEY--Girard's Bank of Pbils
l Ndelphia, and Mechanics Bank of York for sale
by deco HUGH PETERS,I17 Old Le,ee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11
BOOK So

And every description ef Sob Work that
many be required.
GYThe proprietor respectfully calls the attention oil
the public the above Gard, and assures them That
all work ntrusted his shall be done at the short
est notice, in style unsurpassed in this city, and
AT The lowest rates.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11

u The steamer Columbia, Wade, from Texes " as
expected last night, but up to late hour had not ar
rived. She to leave Galveston on the 9th inst.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11

WILL be DRAWN ON WEDNESDAY.
5000! Capital Prize.
Tickets 81 so.
l. OUIS SIAN A LOT L E II Y :.
a UTHORtSED by Act of Legislature, Chapter xiii
IA passed March 81 1928 Class No. g. for 1888,
to he drawn OH WEDNESDAY,, Dec. 18th, 1888 at 5
o'clock, r. NJ. precisely, at the Exchange Hotel, ST.
Charles st. ID 5 GREGORY & Co.
Successors to
YATES & NcINTYRE, Managers.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11

Official Returns Of the N. York Election-The
official returns OF The recent election in that State
hnve just madet cir appearance. Mr. Seward re.
ceived ls2,S68 votes; Governor Marcy 1856, $40.
majority tn. refore is 1896 the majority for M.
Bradish the Lieutenant Governor, is $3.50. The
aggregate vote cas-. was 37340; being much the
largest vote ever given in the State.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11

= UST LANDING per ship FaviuE, and Sam Ross
- from New York and Philadelphia
400 boxes Glass, French and Baltimore ,naifac
tory, m assuring from Oily le to % by Sc,
inclusive. warranted superior quality.
10 barrels Spirits of Tupentne,
1910 gals lnsc.d Oil, Ouch,
"a barrels Whiting.
90 do superior Glue, Phila. man'd
ll4O lbs Yellew Ochre,
10 bbls superior varnish, Copal, superior and
Nc. L. coach do,
81 gallons mastic superior Varnish
60 dnz assorted Brushes and Sash tools;
l. do do white wash Brushes and Varnsh do
25 packs King Gold Leaf, manufactured Phila.
cases Crome Green and Yellow, dry, for sale
wholesale and retail, by MONDELI.I,
d8 SIS Camp at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11

NAVY DEPARTMENT, Nov. %, 1885,
The practice of bringing home, in the public
vessels of the United States, various animals, such
us horses, mules and other quadrupeds, formerly
authorized by this Department, having been found
BY rece nj experience produc i've of grea, nconve.
nience, and liable To abnse, is hereby strictly pro-
hibiIed in future, KPAULDING,
REsloSATIos.-T B. Woodward member of the
Mississippi Legislature, has igned his in conse
guence Of his constituents evncing disposition to in
strsct him that they wished him vote for Wing u
3. Senator Alr w. is candidate for reelection and
sincerely trust that his constituents will eecualv
convince him that noble Yazoo lis "Whig all oyer'
THE RIVERS The Pittsburgh Advocate of the a8th
little thin ice had been running in the Allegheny
The Wheeling Times the 29th says. "The river con.
nnes to fall slowly-four feet water in the channel
Thermometer at 90" In the Louisville canal and in
the channel above the canal, five feet.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11

A MEXICAN BRANDY.-2O bbls 5tl proof Ameri-
n. can Brandy, for sale by
nov 26 1914 Magazine at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11

IMPORTANT CusroM HOUSE DEcIsIoN-In the U S
Circuit Court, before Judge Thompson, yesterday,
Alex Rankin and others recovered Of Jesse Howl,
collector, $359,69, duties unjustly eAacted by Mr.
Hoyt, on quantity OF grease from South America,
which the Collector pronounced tallow. Grease
is free of duty and the substance fairly proved
by manufacturers to be that article as SO Lenom.
mated in commerce, to which point Judge Thonp.
properly directed the attention of the jury,
inasmuch as the Tariff Law, he said, intend, d to
apply to practical purposes and common usages,
and not 10 chemical analys in the cnse before
them.
Another action came up in the same Court, of
Bend vs. Jesse Hoyt, the Collector, for recovery
Of duties paid by mistake of .iik stock :
ines, which plaintiff had enormously entered as
cotton goods. NJ Price, the attorney, thought the
onus of the faul, lay in the error Of plaintiff also
alluded TO certain rule. practised by the authorities
at Washington. Judge Thompson totally repu
dated any such tribunal in courts, and wished
the principle settled in the Supreme Court. The
Court disagreed, and the Jury were discharged.-
N Y Star.
a Government Dejaulter.-A join, committee
appointed by the Legislature of Mississippi, 10
examine the books and accounts of the late Au-
tptor of the State, John II. Mallory, hnye reported
him adefaulIer in the sum Of $54,O53 90.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11

FREE SCHOOL. LOTTERY.
TLASS No. As, to be drawn on Wednesday ext, the
" 10Th December, 1888, at S O'Clock, p. o., in
Banks Arcade.
J. X. MEADE Manager.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11

FUR LOUSY LILLE.
hs ~A The light draught steamboat VIM.
te18l-S GLASGCW, Littleton Master, hav-
z sSsss.gyuing the most part Of her freight
BOARD will leave for the above port this evening, at
o'clock, NJ. For balance of freight or passage hav
ing fine accommodations, apply on board, or to
EDWARD A. BRIDGE,
dill pSt
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11

4 IQUORS-Pure Cogniac and Champagne Brandy,
- in half pipes, 40 and 81 gallon casks.
American Brandy, in barrels, and imitation casks,
and half pipes,
Madeira Wines of all qualities, both in wood and
glass,
Tenerife Wines, Cargo, India market, and London
Particular.
Sweet Malaga, Samos, Muscat, Port, md other
low priced wines, for sale BY
WINSTON g. SHALL,
n I
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And others, amounting to $i73 $50
Cnsh advanced for prizes Nh soon as drawn.
Packages of "a tickets sos warranted to draw $48-
and may draw the four first capitas-shares in proper
ton. For tickets, apul v ut the
MANAGERS OFFICE, 43 Magazine at,
Adjoining the Bulletin Office ard No. Arcade.
dlo-d3t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11

& TOVE-50 new pattern Coal Stoves; 10 portable
= crate toves: II round sheet iron stoves, cheap
article; also, 25 cooking Stoves just received in add
ton to their former stock, for sale by
S LOCK & co,
noyf9 8 Front Levee st
B-Stoves pipes made to order and put up in
- s I. e. Co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11

TVNO THE LADIEs-Atkinson's Depatory, for re-
L. moving supertluous hair from the face, neck and
arms, with equal safety and certainty leaving the skin
finer and whittier than before the application fresh
supply just received at The Bazaar
BUSH & ALLEN,
], Exchange Hotel, St Charles & Common ST
A@o-Turkish Dive, for changing the Whiskers IS
Hair, to beautiful brown or back.
DIS BUSH & ALLEN.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11

DUrTER-25 frkins very choice Goshen Butter
I'D to suit families, for sale by
READ s. BtRSTOW
d. Bank placc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-11

NEW LAW BOOKS-Juet received per ship En-
~ pre. from Philadelphia at the Neac Bookstores
40 Camp street, Leighs Nsi Prius, in large octave
Volumes with notes and references to the latest Amer
lean cases. by George Sherwood.
Archbod's practices, new edition, in Volumes for
aleby ALEX, ToWAR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-26

It 10 unpleasant 10 be arrayed, as am, o.
gainst the supposed interest OF amy csoss or any
marty, and 10 encounter their fierce hostility.
But viewing things as l do, he who talters Is
false to his duty. Those who suppose that have
taken my course fron any partisan feelings, lit
tie unde lsiand the emotions OF my heart. would
not turn on my hee, for all the party trinnphs OF
thu day. took my position without consulting
any politician living; and there are thosc around
Inc who know that took it mniCdiatey after tue
suspension OF specie payments. should never
have deviuted from it. if had stood ulonc; and
under existing circumstances ] am resolved to
maintain it, be the consequences what they may.
Thank God! ask no f;ivors oiany man, or set OF
men living save my own constituents. l scorii
and defy power, whether ii comes from this Gov
crnment or from the banks. All ask Is lair
hearing; and if the cause advocate s to be van
qushcd lei be done by the power OF! truth, rat-
cr than hy party drill; for remember a,pon this
great subject, the triumph ot error may pruvc
fatal to tho hest interests OF OR common country
In al free communities, it is upon tho fiscal ;r-
ton Of Government that great parties divide
There may be visions under indlv leaders
for personal objects; hut from the nature oftiings
all such must lave Il temporary career. There
arc those who naturally love strong Govern
me1,t and those who fear it. Tkev will stand oh
different sides. Jefferson and Hamilton, the
two master minds Of their day, separated i'll lI9O
on fiscal questions, and the consolidating action OF
this tiovcrnmcnt; and such i'll my opinion will
again be the division Of parties at this rnomentous
irnciure III our affairs.
Ircturn my thanks to the committee for their
kin.i attention, and beg pardon fer having tres
passed much longer upon their time than
had Intended.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-26

BELL.-I heard it, Honorables. in, Ten
nessee. Ga the occasion Of public gather
ing " hero had to make eleven hard fights,
l was told that my Hon. friend had proved
himselfa real game cock, aud that he would
take hlsI, stand in Congress. Here the
Members looked upon the Betfgcrents. anr.
iousiy expecting a conflict.
MANY VoIcEs.-You must fight: Honor
will not permit one momcn,'s delay.
BELL.-You have many precedcnts in
this House, aud you arc obliged 10 act in
conformity to Them.
WIsE.-rm well known in This country,
and you have seen me often raise my arm
to knock down the bastard who would dare
insult me. In this very building, have
displayed my courage, and Reuhcn Whit
uey trembles when he hears my name.
CAMrpELL.-(Approaching N.Y. You,
sir. shall feel the weight of my fist. I'm
Cnasar, n Napoleon, a real lion. l can
use you up. l eau bite as fiercely as IL
Stud horse, kick like Jack-;rss, and
scratch worse than an hrn> of cats. My
name is Campbell, all the way from Ken
tuck, and I'H clear The tan -yartl.-( Here the
ComJatonts cngnge.)
From ALL QuAnTEns OF THE HousE.-
Give it TO him mphcl--hurrall--w
done Maury, bite his eurs-choko him
souse his eyes ou,--fair play--hurral, NIau-
| ry--stand up my little fellow and never sing
out--,hat's Il good onc--S.nash his tee. h
! down his thruat--inash his nose into u pan
| cakc--leave us little hair upon his pate as
is on old Adams or Burgcss-ca, him up
Maury--cat him up amphc!l--hlrrah--
well done--a glorious f:hI--hurrah hurrah,
turrali, hurrah!
WISE AND ELL.-Lcl's part the co,nba
tanls. They've done all which could be
required OF Hon. men. They've given the
House aud tho world the most concluSiv,
proofs of high honor, ana refined chivaIry
(Muury is taken from The House, Glmos
t;fciess, corcred with diood, and handtd orr,
to Tie Docto:.J AN AMATEUR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-26
Mr.. Editor,

Mr.. Editor,
In my evenings walk, Il few days since.
my attention was arrested by great spla,
teration of feathers which saw through II
widow Of IL house on the street, and my
curiosity led III" within. learned from the
Proprietor ofthe establishment, that he was
reno, a,ire feathers by Steam. IN fact he
told me. thai he could take iii old feather
he'd about half filled with :;.athrrs. aud make
out of i, ono good bed and two LARGE pillow S
This, Mr.. Ednnr is certainly one OF the
improvements of the age, and the art is one
Of practical Importance. inasmuch asst con
duces to the sweetness of repose as we'll as
tion oft, ! wish you, Mr. Editor tn cal: and
see for yourself In conclusion wouli adj
wise all our good house wives to send all
their worn out and half made beds TO the
Feather Rcnova,ing Factory md mt th,.
same time assure them. that in this age of
bursting OF boilers. the ticks will no, explode
under tho operation. NO GOOSE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-26
WILMISGTOS JuIy 13


PrLAsKI.--We stated, in our ,.?pcr he
fore the last. that we were taking measures.
which we thought calculated to Eisren the
awful responsibility of the loss of the PuIss.
HI upon the shoulders which should bearit.
Since then, our ilngncss TO iuiurc
upon suspicion. or 10 bring serious a.d
damnIno charges against the humblcs, Of
Gods creatures, without sufficient proof.
has induced us to trace oui thc thousand
and one rnm0urs connected with the los, of
this boat, GALL of which tcnolcu to inculpoe
ono Individually The result is that we do
not think the evidence is such as would
warrant us in arraigning him At The bar of
public opinion. We are inhisposed either
TO mitigate Justice or to do wrong to a
fellow being which years of repentance
could nor repair. As we value public
good, therefore. and our own happiness, we
must be wary how we permit crime to 90
unpunished, or lightly to impeach any man
with so grave charge. We here promise,
however, TO make diligent INQUIRY. and
swear 10 make true prcscntmcni of any
criminality which may come to our knowi.