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!. College is TO be established by the
Texans, by an act Of Congress, the funds
to be obtained from the sale Of pub!ic lands.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-27

A Mr.. Hampton, Of Mason county,
Kentucky, an hahitual drunkard, hung his
son. lad about IL years old, "A few days
ago, for accidentally breaking jug of rum.
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Conditions of the Farmers
Register,

For Vol VII. Prices still more reduced for
punctuaI or advanced payments.
l. THE FARMERS REGISTER IL pub.
lished in monthly numbers. of "a large octave
pages each, and neatly covered, at IS yea,
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Election.

Election.
A n Election for Intendent and four Warden:
IA for the town of Choraw, will be hclG OF
Monday next, at the store of F. Long. uu
Front street. Laurence Prince, Charles Van
derford and Felix Long managers.
By order efhs Council.
+. LONG.
G.. II. C.. G..
Feb. 81, 1899.
Is If
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Nee Orleans Feb. IS.

Sugir.-Louisania prime, G l-2 cents
Inferior, l-2 Havana, white, l2 -; browI
g Gets.
Molasscs-On Levce, new 81 % cis, POT
gal; sales on Plantation, 90 - cts.
Pork-Clear, S2l 90 per bbl.; mess, Sl9 a
90; MO. Slsa-do; Prime ST.; SIC;
Bulk Pork 6 3-4 on the Levee.
Bacon-Hams, III a-cts. pr. ID canvassed
IL IL l-2 do; Shoulders, S a % do; Md.
dlings, 9 10 do.
Lard-Per ID. l 2 101 2 cts-sales.
Beef-Mcss, l5 II dolls. per bb!-; 9 .
Q l-2 per l.2 bbl. Prime, S1l IL.
Flour-S7a IS per bbl
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Charleston, February %, 1889.
Bacon, Hams, lb. l2 l3
Shoulders and Middlings, II
Coffee, Green Prime Cuba, IL! l3
Ordinary to Good. l05 l2i
Porto Rico, IL l3
Cotton, Upland, Inferior, ls5 Is
Fair, l31 II
Good, Is l6
Lard, ID. l2 l-2 a l3 l.2
Molasses, New Orleans GAL s. 81
Havanna, SC. sweet, % 80
Nails, Id to 20d, lb. 61
Sugar, Louisiana, lb. as
Havana, white, II -
Brown, y 8
Muscovado, I.2
st. Croix, 10 ii
Porto Rico a 9
Flour, Philadelphia. 9 az 25
Baltimore HowaId street, 25 9 so
New York, Canal, 10 90 0 co
Alexandria, 9 IS l2
iron, Russia, pig, ton 80 a 10
Bar. cwt. So
Swedes assorted, 4 75a
Lumber, Boards, w. P. Clear, NJ feet, 30a
Merchantable. l6 a Is
p P. in RATS, 9 10
Pork, Mess, N. Y. Inspection, % 81
Prime, l5 80
Rice, primo, 100 lb 4 90 a 437
Inferior to good, 3 50 a 4 90
Rough, bush. n3
Salt, Liverpool ground sack IS 40
! do bush 90
Turks I-!sad, 40 q SOL
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Attention.
Chera1o Beat Company.

CHtTuW Oe0I CUWPuHy'
NO. l.
VOU are hereby ordered to appear at the
IL market square on Saturday Cd Of March
at Il O'Clock precisely. armed and equipt as the
law directs for company drill.
w. u. HALEY, Capt.
3. F. PEGUES O.S.
Feb. q, 1889.
Is Il
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Editor and Proprietor. etersburc Y
Annals for 1899, &c.

The Religious Souvca!: s-!tod by Mrs. 81.
Courtney.
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir, edited BY
S. G. Goodrich.
The Gift. edited by Miss Leslie.
The Vioiet, ee'ited oy Miss Iss.!e.
ALSO
Lights ani Shadows OF Scottish Life; Vicar
OF Woketield
SCOTS Tales OF Grandfather Sro.s. Mrs. ST.
journeys Poems,
Parloar Magic; Methodist Hymns tGhD;
Cement Faiconer or the Memoirs ofa Young
fbig, Young Mems aid.
Silk Growers Guide, McComt's Military
Tactics:
otewa:,s Adventures in capturing li2rrell.
Young L-dy's Friend; Cco.13, Own Book ::
IS receip PTS &c. ---
A]bui:s oT vac!oIs sjs5 a9i D!acinga
JonIary 2is., 1888.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-27
Yet there are widows with swimming

Yet there are widows with swimming
eyes,
Such as the Houries might crave,
Whose slightest sparkling glance bellies
Their stories of "love and the grave"
And they've such forms and faces, Tom,
nd they look such looks of love,
That you'd fancy some of them graces,
strayed from their homes above.
AND then, you happen to " ak with her
Tom,
And gaze on her love.beaming features,
You'll swear many things, as you talk
to her, Tom,
Of "Dan Cupid" and like silly crea-
lures,
You forget that she has 'lttc loves" of
her own,
Whom she keeps at home, hidden from
Lest they being seen, her age would be
shown,
Aud love bid the widow adieu.
once knew a widow that sung, Tom,
And her namc may be nameless now,
But the sound of those songs is still
young Tom,
Though we are no longer 80.
IT'S folly to dream ola bower Of green,
Whom the-o,s not @ Loaf ON tha tree
But 'twixt walking and singing, that
widow has been
Good forgive her y the rum of me.
And we no v know widow who's old
Tom,
Though she was not always so.
And If we believe all we're told, Tom,
She's had many "scattering beau"
But they say twas for gold and cotton,
Tom,
That these lovers had deigned to WOO,
While her golden locks were forgotten,
And her golden countenance too.
And once courted this beauty, Tom,
But, Chank heaven) she answered
may"
And I've ever since thought it my duty,
lOm,
To treasure this 'nay" away.
Because when | think of this widows
Smiles,
1t tells me, that loving's no jest;
And if I am proof 'gainst DidoUs wiles
I'm sure to be safe from the rest.
Thought that loved as bold lover
should
That is, sent verse and ring,
But alas! she declared | might write, il
/ would,
But she'd marry no 'poor, rhymiug,
thing"
And once on time, kissed her, Tom,
but let this be a secret between us,)
And as my lips were soon in blister,
Ivoted her no kissing genus.
And now I care nought for society,
Tom,
And lead most anchori:e life,
For I've loved myself into sobriety, Tom,
And out of the wish for a wife.
And oh, if said half what 1 might say,
So sad were the lessons 'twould give,
'Twould keep you from loving this many
aday,
And from widows, as long as you live.
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Notice..
Tax Notice.

lax Notice.
'zNtiE subscriber will attend as follows TO take
| IL returns and receive the Taxes for Chester.
field District q. the following places, viz.
! 1T Noun: Croghan ON Monday the 25
| March ct.
At Blakeneys old store on Tuesday-26
March,
At Michael Millcr's on Wednesday the 81
March.
At John Seagors on Thursday 90 March
At Specr Mills on FRAY % March.
At John Johnson's on Saturday SO March.
At Steerpen Springs on Monday lst April.
At Jno. Mcrrymaus (Old Plaee) on Tuesday
% April.
At Archibald JOhnson's on Wednesday 81
April.
At Chesterfield Ct. House on Thursday and
Friday 4th and 5,h April.
At Cheraw on Monday, Tuesday Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday, tho 9th, 9Th, 10th, llt.,
and 10Th April.
N. b. The Oath will bc required in every in.
stance as the law directs
AL returns must, be made by tho first, day ot
Mayn 1t, or double Tax will be imposed With.
OFT, discrimination or respect of persons
WILL. L ROBESON.
=. c. e. ..
FebrIayssth--le3o
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For the Cheraw Gazette.
WIDOWS.

Imitation Of "Cousins."
Wooed YOU ever widow, Tom!
Did yonr widow happen to sing!
We've all wooed maids by the dozen,
Tom.
But widows different thing;
And when we would sing of a maid Tom
Some muse, her Tyre will string
But strain Ike this. they wont aid Tom,
For widows different thing.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-27

Since the above article was in type, we un.
derstand, that gentleman, connected with
a Silk Mandatory in New York, is about
10 purchase more than 800 acres OF land in
This ncghbori:ood, for the purpose ofcstab.
l:seing large Mulberry Plantation, and an
extensive cocooncry. Speed the good cause.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-08
LUCINA CORDIAL.

+ f CORDIAL DE. LUCiNE OU L'ELlN!R Dt'
IL L'AMOUR.-Ihe United States Agent for me
Lucna Cordial or Elixir Of Love, returns his grateful
owletIgements for the h.cring patronage which
he has already received and also for the many tesii
lonias winch have been sent him touching the the ni-
miraculous efficacy Of tins nesti'nnh'e medicine;
The we'll founded reputation OF the luc'na tord'a'
the agent in ldrnwins his long adveisIse-
meets: but for the benefit Of those persons WIN may
YET be unaware of i;s nat'.re hn would explicitly
state thar it DR.. Alagulis celeblatod discovery
which has created such sensation in trance-l II
speedily the vrile powers, where they have
been exhausted by disease otherwise, and snbsah-
TALLY renova,es the proc functions; that II s an
ffeclal for the luor abus; and above all that
is the only remedy discovered for the removal OF
imporncy in males and barrenness in females. OWING
to lis vastly soratng qualities. it is also highly use
full in glret obslructed, difficult or painful! menstrual
ton, ncontinrnce of'he urine, involuntary discharge
thereof chronic eruptions Of the skin dropsical niec-
tons Of the aged &c.
In order that all classes Of society may receive the
benefit of DR.. Magnins discovery, the American pro-
pretor has consented that the Cordial shall be sold m
bottles of six ounces eac ut the reduced pfCe OF ~
which is less than half tho price charged Tor II IN
France.
United States Proprietor.
The above medicine is for sale at "hoesne and retail
No. 65 Poyd,us street, between Magazine and camp
SITS, New Orleans MO
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-08

Art. II. Quo les dividcndes do profits apres
avoir pave toutes charges ct depenses de Ia COM
pagni eront decarGcs ct payccs les dictionaries
lie premier Lundi de Juliet dc chaque anneee PEN
dant Persistence do cette compagnie premierement
rcscrvant dix pour cent dos profits pour les CASUAL
ties.
Art, -. Qu'a uno election generate DIES actions
naircs toutes les reglcs Ct regulations PICARD du
nombres dies votes que chaque actionnarcs devra
bonner, Ell quclquo autr, close relative c o'cn-
etre dc Ia compignic seront considere ct les rcg'es
Ct regulations avant dit sera dcnomnees les " rar.
lois do la compagnic do remorque Phoenix" g: 10
meme sera obigatorc sur los dts actionnaircs ct
leurs hGriticrs.
Fait ct passe en- mon Ct ude dams Ia vile DC Ia
Nouvele orleans, en- 10 presence do DANIEL j.
Ricardo, ct J. w Hassard, lemons d'ago requls
ct demeurant dams Get,e vile qui apposent leurs
signatures ensembles avec les dit lemons ct mol
le dit Hotare co pio"es Ayril mil hut cent trcnte
| hut.
| Criginel signG. John S. Walton, Josep"'W
Wis, B lIarrod, d. B. Clarks S. Morrison, Anna.
blc A. b. Bein, John Hughes, John I. Osborn,
Mark Thomas, John Hall, J. htssard, d. }. kicar-
do, Joseph B. Marks, not. pub.
Je certifc que ceci est une vrae cople do 'or'gl.
nal acte cxtant en- mon registre; en- cctte fol
i'accordc ces presents sous ma ma signature ct lie
sceau do mon office Ia nouvelle Orleans, 10 ~
avril.
ae9 g. JOS. B. MARKS, Not. Pub.
|
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-08
UPHOLSTERY l. PAPER HANGING STORd

l. PAPER HANGING STORd
Henry Slebrech,, (ormerlyJ }. c. Wicks d Coz
would NEST respectfully inform his friends an.
the rulc in general, that he has and is constant
" recelving IA general assortment Of upholstery
and paper hanging. The following compress
part Of his stock, which he offers for sale al whole,
sale or retail on the mosI@ rcommoda,in8 tennis
viz
French velvet and satin paper, latest style do
half common and common, Philadelphia glazed
and ung!azed do do, French landscapes, fire
boards, blinds, SC. do velvet and worsted do do,
moreanze do coors, silk fringe and GALLONS o! all
qualities, patterns and prices, worsted irnses as
sorted pattern. plain and colored Swiss musn,
a,es. style plain and colouaed, cotton drapery
muslins plain and twiled, assorted cours, new
s,yle Of needle work for sofa cushions, foot stool
covers, &c new style OF bell pullers, raised figures
and plain, gilt window ornaments OF all patterns
and sizes, gilt eagles batal and spears, feathers,
SC, glass Knobs, casters, hair cloth. figured and
pluin, large assortment Of toys FIR children
large silk cord and tassels, worsed cord aud las.
sells general assortment of upholstero aud paper
hahyings, constantly on hand and foo su!e a, the
lowest prices q. Nos Al Royal aud 81 Custom
House SITS.
NB-Persons in tho city or from the country
are respectfully invited 10 aall and examine fol
themselves. Carpets and curtains made in
Attest modern style, rooms prepared at the sVory
| est notice. and all kinds OF upholdestery worl
| done with neatsess and despatch. oct3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-08
NEW MEDICINE.

Dr.. Il. K. Phelps Compound 7'CMATO PILLS,
.(Entrely yegetah!c.l
Il ne" ard npaln bic Medicine or all Diseases, oso
u substitute for Caiomei, as a cdfh0rtac in Ferers
and all bilious affections.
THESE popular Pills hcing combination Of newly dis
Paa will, other vegetable substances have been found
modify diuse effects believed to be the
been abundan,y and successfully tried aud uye received
appreciation for scofua Dyspepsia JaunJ;ee Bill
oss Nesous sa.e Acid aGuar sw
hugs of all kinds, Cos,ivenes, Collie, Headache, &c.
vent the formation Of bilious and liver affections F.ver and
Ague, &c. in those reside in hot climates and low and
those c4es seamen will find them infllbIe remedy
for the Scutvy and Travellers the best medicine they can
mates For ordinary Family Physie thcyaro universally ap
proved the best ever offered
The peculiar of the Tomato Plant, have for Icing
attracted the Of the medical profession and the
public and interest has been directed to the future de-
veopen,ent CT its medicinal qualities which the proprietor
is Apply being now able grati-aud presents pills
the public, with the full confidence Of their being the MOST
certificates Of cures from those who them and
testimony Of several physicians who have prescribed e all
corroborao this opinion Tho rapidly
for and the universal appreciation bestowed upon
them, additional evidence Of their merits and use
fulness
In presenting this article the public the prop
influenced By the hope thut medicine prepared VII UGH
ic properties ingredients should place
Of the irresponsible medicines OF the day. with which the
result.
For full CT this interesting discovery. ,esmoui
ais mode of operation &C. pamphlets which may be had
gratis O; all who sell these pills.
None genuine without the signature Of G. r. PHELPS
NJ. D, sole proprietor, Hartford, Conn.
FOR SALE By,
Foansbe, General Agent, M. IL Exchange Place
the Post Office Also, by Peychanu No 1873 Rue Ro val
J. Baker & Co, No II New Leyoe.
DIR. Marshall Corner 8, James and Tchapitoulus sts.
J. Ross Lafayette City.
G Morrison No II, Canal stree,
Jones, corner Tivoli Circle and Triton Walk.
" Those that wish to act AgcntsA address L FOL
ANSBE, Wholesale Agen mar 4 "
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-08

I'VE KNOW that health and tile ability to
W labor, constitutes the wealth Of the great
mass Of the people in this as in m at other coun.
tri:s. To preserve, therefore, that health by natu,
raj means is grand, moral and political scheme
to | fulfil which, requires gu utmost attention.
The unprecedented popularity and universal ap-
appreciation which this medicine has achieved.
throughout the United States, TIE Canadas, Texas,
Mexico, and tho West Indies, fully Justify DR..
Peters in warmly and consc entiously rccommen-
ding them to the special notice Of the afflicted.
Peters Vegetable Pills arc the safest, most effec.
tual and economical remedy for diseases of the
human constitution, that has ever been discovered.
DR.. Peters, the inventor of this Invaluable medi.
cine, from his knowledge of the human system,
derived from long and extensive practice, has
arrived 10 this conclusion that tho great and pri-
mary causes of most diseases is derangement in
the functions of the liver. or in other words in
creased or diminished secretion of the bile.
So we'll is this understood, that it is cannon for
persons to say when they feel unwc, that they arc
bilious, meaning that they have too much bile on
the stomach. On the other hand, when tho flow
Of bile is diminished, the process of digcs; ion 10
impcrfectly perform d. the patient becomes weak
and elnaciatcd, because nourislment contained III
the food taken into the stomach is not properly o..
tracted, and the food is elected in crude state.
DR.. Peters is confident that the famous Hygean
Theory, SO called, that, 'simpurty Of the blood
is the cause Of all discusses" is great absurdty.
Every one whe reflects on the subject moment,
Will PSAScAso%u"S iuPutty VI luo UiVUN - q 60COue
dairy not a primary complaint-the effect and not
| tho cause Of disease. When tho functions Of the
liver dcranged, and the few Of bile increased.
it is often taken up by tho absor ent vessels and
| carried into the circulation, and becomes ming cd
wi h the blood. as in jaundicc, when tue patient
shows i. in his counlenasce. Nov this impuri,y
OF blood is caused by increased flow of bile,
and to remedy ii, you must correct the sccretions
oflAe live, and restore it 10 callhy state
DR.. Peters has spent much lime in experiment.
ing with different vegetab medicines, for diseascs
of the liver and now offers his Vegetable Pills,
as the best, most convenient, and cheapest medi-
cine that can be prepared for general use.
| DR.. Peters fatters himself that his long exeeri-
montng with vegetable medicines has enabled him
to discover the true and only substitute answering
all tho purposes e. mercura without any Of their
attic dant evils. One great quality Of his vegetable
pills is that they have alternative principle com.
bined with their caiAar,ic, operative qualities
so that they not only cleanse the stomach and
buwe's by purgng, but they regulate tho hsor
change the morbid secretons, strcng thens y
digestive organs, purify the blood, inYiaG1
circulation, and give tone and epaa1
vous system. ~
They arc mild
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-08
DURNHAM'S DROPS.--This medicine was
Id discovered by the proprietor and has been sub


- discovered by the proprietor and has been sub
jec,cd 10 his careful observation for many years
in every variety Of pIac.ice, and all the disease,
Of tho diversified American climate; and it is not
given to the public with the utmost confidence and
believe that il ie rs most cIear|y set forth in the
pamphlet accompanying the same, the best mcdi.
society. tbs with the greatest proprely given in
the established fact that, when taken into the sto-
ach and the nature Of the disease, either "a an
emeic diure.ic, sudoriic expec,ornnt, or rrperet
medicine. That i, 10 really what it purpons 70 be,
needs only trial to satisfy the most ncrednlous.
The fact is daily coming TO the knowledge Of the
propri ,,ss Of its beneficial and saving effects in
cases Of the ague md fever bilious ,yphns, ner-
vous and scarlet fevers, infuenzr, violent colds,
dys,n,erry or aux dyspepsia or measles, satisfy
them tina, they are not only warranted in warmly
recommending it, bu, they a.e call led upon from a
sense of duty which they owe to the human family
TO say TO all, try it, and you will bear ample ,csl-
Ony to all we have said on the suhe
The cholera itself, the worst srourgc which he
ever visited our country, has been successfully cons
quered the proprietor in thirteen cases with The use
'ot this medicine only, wihou, the l"ss of a sng
aicnt The medicine is PIE AIRED only BY doctors
BURMA NJ Il DAVIS, 81. Louis Missouri; and is
pat up in phials each accompanied with a plain
and distinct direction, and containing about sixty
discs, to he had for seventy five cents, which
makes il much the cheapest me dicine ever offered
to the public.
The above edicine is sold wholesale and reta il
by our Agents, Henry BonnabeI, Druggist and
Apohecary Tchoupitoulas street. New Orleans
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-08
M j.! ,Ii.,

NOTICE.
Mr.. GEORGE MkRRlCk having resigned the Of
fee ofchief Engnee. of the New Orleans and Carroll
ton Rail Road, Mr.. Join Hampson has been appoint
ed in his place, to VIII on all persons having business
WITH wishing information regarding said Rail Road
will apply at the Rail Roud Office, Poydras street,
BY order Of the BOARD.
lsignrd) JOHN NICHOLSON,
n,vl7-,r Cashier