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Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-26
1lerce,
VALPARAISO. Sent II. 1898.

Valparaiso, DePt II, 1000.
We have adyIces from Lima to the 25.h
ut. The Chill expedition landed at Ancon
on the 7:h. and, after various unsuccessful
attempts at negotiation with General Orbe-
goso, they ended by the latter declaring
war against Chill. The Chans entered
Lima on the 2lst, defeating the Peruvians.
Gen. Orbegoso fled 10 Turin, twenty miles
from Lima. with about 500 cavalry, and
Gen. Nieto re,reated TO the Castle of CAL
loa with about 600 men, without firing q
gun. H.. was there deposed by his own
troops, who declared in favor Of Gea. Santa
Cruz.
TIE Cnilians lost about 200 men, and
the Pcruvians the same number. At last
dates there were about 1900 men in the
castle, and should the Chiians not succeed
in defeating them their situation will evcry
prccarious, as Gen. Santa Cruz was said
10 be within 20 days march Of Lima with
5000 men. The general opinion is that
the expedition will be failure.
This Government are now preparing
2,C00 men to send down to the relief Of
Their army at Lima.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-26
APPARATUS FOR EDITING AND PUBLISHING A
LONDON NEWSPAPER.

APPARATUS FOR EDITING AND PUBLISHING A
| LONDON NEWSPAPER. -
Every London newspaper of the FIRST
class has
An editor with yearly salary Of from
6OOl. to lOOOL.
A sub-editor, with a yearly salary Of
from 400l. to 6OOl.
From ten to fourteen regular reporters,
pad from four to six guineas weekly.
From thirty 10 thir:y.fvc composi,ors in
the printing Office.
Several persons 10 read and correct the
proofs.
A certain number Of men and boys TO-
attend the printing machine.
A publisher and sub.publisher.
A number Of clerks in the Office to re.
ceive advertisements aud keep accounts.
Various ohcr individuals eng .ged in su.
bordnalc du,ies.
The cost ofreporting generally amounts
o upward of 3oO0l. yearly.
The salaries paid weekly to the editors.
reporters, and others do 20, fall short Of
1907.
Adlt Q expenses oi cras:ona. rs;nr;ins
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-26
MEETING IN BEHALF OF COMMON SCHOOL ED.
UC.lTION.

CClIlONs
Pursuant 10 notice, Meeting was held
on Thursday evening in the Representatives
Hall al Tic CAPITOL, TO listen 10 some addrs.
Ses on The Improvement Of tho existing sys-
'cm Of Common School Education in the
United States. The a,tcndance,was large.
and Of the most respectable description.
Many members of boll Houses of Congress.
and other distinguished gentlemen. were
p-eses, besides crowd ladies'. On mo.
ton, the chair was taken by the Hon. VIM.
Cost Johnson, Of Maryland, a gentleman
whose efforts in The House in behalf OF this
cause will he remembered by our readers.
MIR. Stansbury was appointed Secretary.
After brief sa emen, by the chairman OF
the object of the meeting, the audience was
addressed b. J. Ory'lIe Taylor, ESQ.,, Pro.
(essor Of Common School Education in the
University Of New York. His ,dress was
of a very impressive character, ieminenily
practical, aboundiag in original thought,
ald occasionally very eloquent. II was lis
tened 10 with profound interest. James
Barbour, Esq Of Virginia, former Secre.
'sry of War; followed in an animated
speech in support ofthe general views I'D.
vanced by Professor Taylor. Col. w. L.
Stone Of New York, and Francis s. Key,
Esq, oflhc Dsrric: of Columbia, afterwards
addressed The assembly, the latter propo-
sing The establishment ola society at the
seat Of Government auxiliary 10 the parent
society at New York, having the same lau-
dable end in view, viz. the raising of the
character of our Common School Eduea.
ion throughout the Union. We under.
stand that full report is preparing of the
addresses and accompanying resolutions,
he whole Of which will be printed in pannph.
ell form for wide distribution.-Nat. Intel.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-26
Curious .Sergical Operaiiol

Curious Sergica1 Operation. In the Car.
roiion (Mi.) Enquirer of The 9Th inst, we
read an account ola very Singular o3cra.
ton, said 10 have been perforn,ad by Dr.. W.
S'ansbury, Of CarroIon. The circu,n
stances, as detailed, are substantially ~
follows: A negro man owned in CarroI.
ion County, was wounded in the head. by
the bursting Of a gun. About eight days
afterwards d.. S. was sent for 10 bes.ow
his professional attention. On cxamioa
lion, it was aSceytancd that the skull was
considerably fractured, "about six lines
above the internal angle of the left orbit"
The trcphinc was used, and a portion off
the bouo removed from t." brain. Boil,
iHtc& %! =" 'ran wern .;:.-,, ,~i.:-n,i
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-26

Some days after this DR.. S. proceeded 10
a more critical examination Of the patient.
On again introducing the probe, tho breecH
pin of the exploded gun was found lodged
in the braini The pin weighs 4 OF. This
was extracted together with an ounce OF
brain; and the patient is rapidly recover.
ing.-R,chmond Compiler.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-26

From MExlco.--The consisncc' Of a
Mexican vessel which arrived at New Or.
leans on The 9Th instant, from Campeachy,
has communicated 10 the editor ofthe Cour.
icr the following items Of Mexican news
Gen PIEDEAs, with three hundred Mex.
lean troops, had ro-taken the fort which
the ba" q: Tamp;co. Gen. Cos
N pnea!l Ninnn. .v:,,l eiuht :lt,nirri mon
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-26

Gen. CANoLls was in Almiras, at the head
Of thirteen hundred Mexican soldiers. 1t
was thought that all the troops in the inte.
rlor. who had pronounced for the Federal
system, would give up, and join the Gov
eminent party. A great scarcity Of provis.
ions exist at Tampico."
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-26
From the Harrisburgh telegram,

4 Rebel aud.-Thc Rebel or Pro
visionaI Government have already COM
mcnced calling out the militia to sustain
them. This morning Captain Thompson
of York county, arrived here with a COM
pany of volunteers, and on reporting him.
self TO the commander he was surprised to
find that he ha'I not been ca1lcd out.
1t appeared upon examination that Cnp-
tam Thompson had received his orders
from Adam D.':"r, Of Lanchaster county,
the comrpand"T-in c@.ef OF the rebel forces.
Captain I. !eIt highly indignant at the
fraud practsed upon iIlm,of which he made
N affidavit, and has ordered his men home
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-26
LATEST FROM CHILL.

The barque Phillip Hone arrived at New
York on Wednesday in the short space Of
81 days from Valparaiso. On the l7th
ult., in lat. 8 degs. 40, long. A degs. 6,
very severe Shock Of an earthquake was
felt on board, which lasted ! 1.2 minute.
Correspondence Of the Journal Of Com.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-26

We had occasion to suggest the o'her
day, hypo heticaIy, that oft vast amounts
of fmoney approp' .a,ed by Congress nonin-
ally for the Indians, great proportion wen,
INTO the pockets cunning and grasp;ng
white men. We lad moi then seen the pa.
per from which We copy the following,
proving that monsirous abuses in this re.
spect do al least sometimes occur Mat.
INTEL
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-26
FROM THE sr. cHARDEs (Mo. CLARION, DE-
CEMBER |.

Several gentlemen present at ito pay
ment of The lndan annuilies at Prairie du
CHEN represent the aff'lir 10 be managed in
such manner as almost entirely to d prive
the Indians ofany benefit from the paymcn,
Goods Of u gu lily unsuilcd to The habits of
the Indians, such as superfinc clo.ll dress
coats, saddles of the finest quality, &c. arc
paid out 10 them at their highest value,
while numerous individuals arc among the
Indians purchasing these articles for not
more than one. fourth Of their cost. Claims
10 vast amount, alleged by persons ac-
quaintcd with The business OF the tribe to be
unjust, were allowed and paid. In one in
stance, aficr claim had been sworn 10,
citizen declaing that the tesiifer was absent
at the time certain articles were reprs scented
in the claim to have been delivered, the
claimant without hesitation cras ID these ar
ticlcs, amounting to five or six thousand dol.
lars Such loose way of transaciing
business will soon impoverish every nation
Of Indians treating with the United States,
and enrich the traders at the expense ofthe
Indians, and for eiture of whatever good
name it may possess, as far as its justice
owards the Indians is concerned.
In addition to this injurious measure ad.
opted by Governments agents, there is a
,ang, Of beings in the shape ofmen, claim.
ng to be gentlemen, walkig about among
he Indians, actually begging them for
money, without any thing in return. So
are the Indians for the future,
hat they often authorize the agents to give
arge sums 20 these soullcss beggars.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-26

Nays.-.--Aliison. Boozcr, Bradley,
Brown, Caldwell, Calhoun, Canty, Carr,
Colcock, Colhoun. Cox, CrocketI, David,
Dawkins. James Douglass, John Douglass,
Eimore, Evans, +. N. GarvIn, Hoy, Hunt,
Love, Mckinney. Moore, Moody, ,Neel, Poole,
Powell, ]. P. Reed, VIM. Reed, Rogers,
Saxon, II. II. Thompson, Walker, White
field, Wilder, Williams. Wilhcrspoon,
Wilson, Witherspoon, Woods-42.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-27

LOUISIANA INSTITUTE.
FVNI1IS Institution Tor the education of young gentle
IL men, will go into operation on the tsst OF Octo-
Der, in the basement story Of the Methodist Church,
corner of Curonele and Pc. dras under the direction
of the Undersigned who has occupied the chair of
mathematics in several Colleges OF The north, and who
is graduate of one of the most celebrated universities
of Europe.
The course of studies to he pursued in this seminary
will be comprehenied III the following divisions VIZ:
1. The English department, embracing all The
branches OF thorough and accomplished English ed
ucatiun.
.. 'rhe classical department, compromising the
Latin and Greek languages.
NIB. The department Of modern languages, in which
will be taught the French, Spanish and German Ian
guages.
4. The mathematical and pifosoph' al department
compromising Algebra, tieomery the two Trigonom-
eres with their practical application to Survevlng
Navigation, Astronomy, SC. Natural Philosophy aid
Chemistry illustrated by appropriate experiments -,
GFEvenins Glasses in EAe Modern Languages will
be formed and attended to from sLe let Octohsr.
JHADDERMANN, A Nj.
REFERENCES:
GIBSON Esq,
Rev President SHANNON, d.oasiana College,
Jackson
DrCA LUZENBERG,
&c DUNCAN Esq.,
J NICHOLSON Esq. New Orleans
sep25-is31
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-27

NNHALE OlL,-3O,ooO gals whale oil for sale by
w 5 g. J P WHITNEY,
movie Cont, st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-27
NEW YORK, l7th August, 1885.
aS MuJ,e,r ofrnot
NEW ORLEANS
Steam and Patent Biscuit Bukery-Waters and

Sleam and PatenE BISCUIT BukeTy-WdteTS and
Hillmdn.
No. SO, Moreau (near the Ponchartrain Rail Road)
Pilot and Navy Broad, Soda and Wine Biscuit,
Sugar, Butter, Milford and Water Crackers.
All the above articles are warranted to be Of the
first quality, and 10 keep in any climate, being
completely kiln dried.
Also-Kiln dfod corn meal.
Orders left at G. W. Pritchard and Taga,t, Jr.
corner Magazine and Poydras streets, will receive
prompt attention. Small kegs put up expressly fer
family use. l5nov
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-27
NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
MAGNOLIA Waltzes-Lousiana Wazes a la
lV1 Strauss; Grand lrumphal Marc aes for the Lou.
atana Legion; Jaeger Achtung! pas rdouble for the
German Jueger's Company. The above co imposed, by
G Manvuvres, aud variety of new music, vocal and
instrumental. JOHN " W,
poyl3 cort Charles & Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-27

r US'T received at the Louisiana Furniture Ware
- Rooms So Bienvile street, 200 Maple aud Cherry
Bedsteads first rate article. Also, good assort-
rnent of Maple, Walnut, and Painted Chairs, which
will be sold for the lowest cash ptices.
" r CARNES.
W 50 Bianyilie street.
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LOUISIANA INSTITUTE.

TNRAYS-A few Cincinnati Drays on hand tor sale,
~ h, DORSEY,
noy6 A New Ipvee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-27

ROWANlcS rosie MIXTURE,
For treatment and cure Of The Feper and AgRe.
Il will he reudiy discovered wherein the Tonic Mix
! ture il superior To the ordinary mode Of ,rcnins
the Fever aud Agile. In the first place, being Vege.
table Extract and free from any deleteriuus and poson-
nus Ingredients it may lie taken with the safe
ty even bv the tender ininnt. aged invalid 1t pre-
relapse of The disease consequently the constit-
lion soon rcgas its woned and activity. Ii estnb.
fishes soni md permanent apetitri by lnvgorhtlnS
thu soAnch,ad gives relish the enioyents OF taste
Being peculiar in having pursative quality, 1t reIains
not in the bowels increase this disorder TO create
oter Diseases but thoroughly clennses the several
gans of dqestior and thus benefits the system
with whatever other affections it mnt be oppressed
Individuals, after the of the Tonic Mixture, have
been exposed all the usual of the dsease,
and have escaped symptoms of RETURN whereas by
the use nfhe remedies there is always crea-
ted increased Liability To recurrence. The danger
of frequent relnses of the Ague, is very evd' MT, for
the system will soon become too much PROSTATE 10
he able to react with medicine, and speedily fall VIC
tim to >uch nccssan Violence. The To,ic Mixture is
offered such reasonable price, ms To place it WITHIN
the reach of every neso TINT the poor and destitute
hereby furnished with assistance, without soliciting
the mid and attendance which frequently denied to
them. or else very reluctantly bestowed.
The public e.pectlv cautioned against the spn-
rous limitations of this medicine that are daily offered
for sale.
tits prepared only by DR.. John R. Rowland, at his
Laboratory, Market stree, Philadelphia.
The subscribers ARE the wholesale agents for the
South Western States, aud will sell by The gross, at
the Philadelphia prices 10 be had at retail also, al,
most Of the Apothecnri's in tn. city.
JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
Wholesale DrtgGls,s,
novIO cor Common Il rchoiitoulas st
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f. Johns &. co

JoC1NS ~ w,
Il TATIONERS HALL, corner of st. Charles and
~ Conmtn streets. The subscribers having rec Ell
we'd and in their assortment of goods from
En- gland, France and The North, offer for sule the ol
lowing articles;
Euglistl.Drawing papers Of all sizes,
do wiring do super royal, royal,
medium and demy foolscap. letter paper.
en- large thin seum; do blue laid do do
copying paper, at all sizes,
London and Bristol boards; do fnoy letter and
note paper, plain, emboss d und coral bro
cade,
American cap letter aud writing papers from
the hest mills in the Union,
Petryan Pens OF all descriptions;
Best German and English 9uills Stephens and
Perryans writing fluids, Morrison's and
lerrvans best copying INKS; English and
AmerIcail folio quarto copying paper,
Rodgers j. Sons best cutlery, consisting in
dirk, pen and desk knives. and scis-
sors,
Pocket books and wallets Russia and Morocco
leather,
English waters and ssaling wax, superior quail.
iy; Travelling desks and dressing cas-s
AtkeriaIi's aid Aewtnan's best nature ct,.,is,
Brookman's and Acherman's drawing pencils,
Drawing books, Albums and British, aud Amer
icun ANIMALS, for 1889,
BuoSs-Euglish French, Sputish, Italian, Ger
man and Latin consisting in classical law.
medical works, literary, &c.
Just receiver and for sale by
tov20 b JOHNS 81 co.
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- THE Subscribers offer ut wholesale
O. the following goods.
v HATS-lOO casss moleskin silks, as
- [ sorted sizer and brims.
@~&A 100 do best No l do do
100 do do No do do
100 cases best No 3, assorted sizes and brims.
% do Beaver, a superior article;
SO do Fine Nutria;
50 do Extra do
200 do Black anl While Russia;
so do Extra Black Russia;
100 do Muskrat & Coney fur broad and narrow
brms for Levee and country trade;
do All ranks ofmilitary u naval Chapeaus;
" dc Chdrens silk and Russia Hats. nll Sizes
Cdps-Fur otter, fur Seal, Nutr:a, Muskrat, and
hair Seal, in trO dozen cases.
Sealette.
Cloth Caps-Pickwck, Polish Avril's hat
shape, soft top,
Forest Forage,
Military undress,
do Leather tong,ng.
hildren's Fancy urbans, Plaid and Velvet Caps,
French patterns.
Stocks-Satin, Silk and Bonbazine, OF tho neatest
STYLES.
charlottesville and cotton
Military Plun,es oiled silk.
Silk Observation-Disclosures and Spitalhelds:
Bandbo aers wood cases. double tor dry GOODS
The above goods comprise u large stock, and all
at the latest patterns, and will be sold al small ad-
vance, with cost and charges New York prices. The
subscribers will take orders for southern, western and
TexAsmarke,s for the house of H Gossip & Co., II
New York, aud the shortest possible
notice. German and French Pushes bought.
GOSSIP Il CO.,
Naval, Military, and Fashionable Haters,
Exchange Hotel,
noyIA St Charles 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-27
PORTRAIT PAINTING.

MIR. PARKER respectfully lnorlls the public that
WI he will remain short time in New Orleans for
the purpose of painting portraits.
Rooms corner Of Canal and 81 Charles in the house
Parnly u Lyon, Dentists, where specimens
of his painting can be seen. Entrance in st Charles
street. mas I'm
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Unfonnded
~ rumors of the undersigned having sold out,
or discontinued his old and long established
GARDEN SEED STORE,
No 50 Custom house Street,
Having been most ndusriously circul .tcd by self
Interested parties, the subscriber begs to his
friend, generally. and the public large, that he
still continues within two doors of his late, or
former stand, to be furnished with flu and cx-
tensive supply of all the standard kinds of kitchen
or vegetable Garden Seeds, of the growth and i'm
port of the present season, 1887.
Since the early part of September he has re.
ceived ample supplies, by the packet ships Vicks-
burg, Kentucky, and Arkansas, all arrived in short
passages, direct from New York. By the Misss-
sppi aud another packet, ne is in daily expccta-
tion of supply of Fruit Trees and Asparagus
Roots, having already received invoices thereof by
mail.
The subscriber begs further to assure the public
at large, that he is at present as we'll enabled to
meet and execute orders for all the kinds Of Garden
Seeds, either wholesale or retail, as he ever was
since his first establishment in January, 1922.
Country Dealers and Market Gardeners orders
filled at the lowest and most reasonable rates. by
the pound weight, and gallon bushel measure.
Catalogues, oithsr in French or English, may
always be obtained personal application al
usual to VIM, SMITH,
Garden Seed Store, IS Customhou,c street.
NOTE.-A constant supply Of Bird Seed eiter
mixed or p!ain pulverlzed SOUP herbs, and Shakers
dried herbs,-with supply peas and beans.
CLOTHlNG-ia seasolablc clothing, landing
~ ISAAC BRIDGE & Co,
nov 8 l34 Magazine vt
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-27

NEW BOOKS.
4 AND OF SHARKS & SEA GULl.S, in vols.
The Wife Hunter. in vols.
The Stranger in China, in vols
Murders and Outrages committed in this country
tnihellished with numerous engravines, representing
the Of blood aud kenesses o the crn,-
iuls
Curosi,ies of Literature and literary character illus
trsted by D'Israei Esq, ID l., tenth edition, cola
pete in vnuue
Nicholas Nickeby part FIRST. complete.
Reports of Cases argued and adjudged IN the Su-
preme Court OF the United States, January term 1885,
by Richard Peters; Vol Ia
Juss.eceived and for sale by
WM MfkEAN,
nov20 Camp aud Common st
a 'OMhS--Ihe subscribers have Just opened
" al cases OF Combs.
TORTOISE Tuck.
Quill top Tortoise Tuck,
do do Twist,
do Io Long,
do do Puff,
do do Side.
BRAZILIAN COMBS
In all the ahave variety OF English; French and
American Manufacture,
Ivory fine tooth Combs, in ut she variety vi size and
quality.
Pocket, Rack, Horse. and fine, and all uther
Combs, for sae by
REEFS d DLANGE,
novlS l8 Camp ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-27

NATE. Lave in and offer for sale
w Is sacks Java Coffee
81 do Rio do
1875 do Havana do
49, do Liverpool alt
~ barrels American Brandy
- do do III imitation barrels
Is pipes do do
10 do American Gin
5 do Holland do
o04 boxes New Bedford Sperm Candcs
200 do Alechmas Soap
100 do Robbins do
95 do do No2
900 half boxes do MOI
900 boxes NJ II Raisins
% barrels Almonds
20 do s do
IS boxes Lemon Syrup
100 do assorted ketchups
300 NJ Cigars, various qualities
81 boxes Goshen Cheese
100 do Tea, assorted
Is Firkins Gosh Butter
in0 boxes assorted Pickles
IS coils Manila RuI,e
so barrels Dlll's superior Crackers
so do No Mackerel
Is hf do No2 do
rs do do Nos do
With great variety Of other goods in the Gfocert
line, which will he sold very low for case, TIA
usual time. WINSTON X, SHALL,
UOyI7 7 Front eyes
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TIME Merchants Mammal, comprising the principles
IL of trade commerce and hunning, with Merchants
ecounts, inland and foreign bills, par of England
equation Of payments, &c. by F Foster.
Democracy i'll America by Alexis de Tocquevllls,
in vol.
Man in his physical strut cture, and s'aptations, By
Robert Madie
The Flower Garden: containing directions for the
cultivation of all garden flowers; with selected lists
the most approved annual, biennial, and perrenniulf
flower plants, in vol, l2mo.
Gleainings of Nature containing ifty-sesen groups
of animals and plants With popular descriptions OF
their habits. BY Robert Nude.
The Victims of Gaming; being Extracts from the Dia
~ OF ali American Physician.
Outward Bound; Merchants Adventures, by the
al, thor Of sRatliu the Reef,r' 'rhe CID Commodore,
edition, in vols
Residence OF Eleven Years in the New Holland
and the Caroline Islands, boing the Adventures of J.
f. (CConnell, Edited from his verbal narration; i'll
S,evenson's Civil Engineering of North America in
! volume, 8v".
GAYS Eleev illustrated, vol 8vo.
Gr.y's Bard, illustrated, vol Emo
Weisters Elements OF Physics, vol, l2mo.
Roscoe'- Life of orenzo de Medic with memoir
WA Mexican.
nosoa cor of Camp Il Comluon ct
INEI.I'S BLACK FI.UID--The greatest invention
II vet knoen for writing.-Fhe stperioity of this
article above all other writing fluids ever offered TO the
public for every purpose OF writing to which may he
applied has been acknowledged aud hniy appreciated
hy the discerning in every portion OF the United States
where it hus been so is admitted 10 be superior to
the blue OF other fluid hitherto discovered The
article here offered wa invented ur tile express par
pose OF ebviang the many strong objections entertain
ed against HE numerous fluids heretofore offered TO
the PM lie. Il is the production of chemist long emf
nens his skill aud possesses properties not contain
ed in any other invention. The application OF the
most pow u ingredients has failed to destroy Its m
! DELHI c qualities ind is nvuuuAe for being free from
AL corrosi, eness destructive 10 puper, which the
| fluid is known TO possess
every way deserving Of their confidence and patron
| age.
For sale by the groce, dozen or single bottle 10 sui
| purchasers nj u FELT X cos
New York Stetinners Hall,
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NJ EW ANIMALS FOR 1889:
~ CnrIicalure Annual, Loidon;
Finden's Gallery OF Graces;
The lmperll, London Annual
Alaric Waits, Christmas 'Iules. tar 1883;
Young Lais's Annual, Tor 1889,
Young tiehtlemans Annual, Tor 1873;
The Gilt; I've Violet;
L Johns & Co.'s Louisiana Almanac foI 1889;
JusGete,ed aud tur sale by
E JOHNS g. ca,
hnrl7 cor 81 Charles 81 Common