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From Commodore Elliott TO tie Secretary OF
The Navy.

From Commodore Elliott to tie Secretary OF
The Navy.
CARLISLE, Nov. %, 1885.
Sir: have the honor 10 acknowledge
The receipt of your letter Of the 18th inst.
requesting me to point out to the Depart
ment the order of the Government which
directs the commanders of squadrons or
ships 10 import jackasses, or any other
animals.
1t may have escaped the notice Of the
Department., that, by its orders, emanating
from the honorable S. L. Southard to Com.
modore Crane, one ofmy predecessors in
The command Of the Mediterronen squad
ron. and which orders were handle down
to his successors in the same commond ,
it was stated to him that it would probably
be in his power to subsarve the agriculu.
raj interests cf the nation by procuring
information respecting valuable animals,
seeds, and plants, and importing such as ne
could conveniently, without inat'ention to
his more appropriate duties or expense to
the government. Extracts from these in.
s'ructons were delivered to me by my i'm
mediate predecessor, as had the honor
10 advise you on my return, in letter da.
ted the 3lst July last, and have served as
:he rule of my conduct, as they have of all
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CHERAW GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY9 9, 1889.

We return our thanks to Col. Campbell for
the Presidents message and accompanying
documents.
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FROM THE NATIONAL INTEILIGENcER.
REVOLUTIONARY HISTORY.

Our worthy townsman, Mr.. Force, who
IS spent the greater par, ofthe active por.
son of his life, in collecting, by personal
researches in different paris of the Union,
authentic memorials of the causes, rise, and
progress ofthe American Revolution--now
an course of publication, under The author.
ity OF Congress as anded US the annexed
interesting communication.
MscKLENBURG DECLARATION OF 1spEpss
DENcE.
Resolutions of Mecklenburg county,
i,o..v Carolina, Of My 20, l775,, dissolv-
r,.s al po i:ics between the "c:tizens' oi
t''.-' county and Great Britain, declaring
;i.ep'selses ga free and seIf-governing as
sociation, under the control of no other
than that of their God and the General
Governmen, of.he Congress. have excited
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-09

The South Carolina Annual Conference of
the Methodist Epist opal Church commences
its session in this town to day. Bishop An
drew is expected to preside.
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Gsorgia.-Free Banking. A general
banking law similar to that Of New Ysrk
has passed both branches ofthe Legislature
Of Georgia.
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From the Fayetteville Observer.

Anothe, Factory in operation.--We re.
fer the reader, with great pleasure, to
,he following advertisement, announcing
that the ''Phenix Woolen Factory" ofthis
town, is IN operation, and ready to supply
the public demand for Cloths Of its own
manufacture throughout.
This establishment was commenced last
Spring, by three enterprising gentlemen
of this town, who prosecuted It with such
zeal as to have been ready for operations
some weeks ago, but for the &C.
cidental loss Of some of the machinery by
ase at the shop where it was made. The
whole is now here, consisting of20 looms,
with the requisite number of spindles to
supply them, calculated to turn out about
900 yards per day of a substantial wollen
and Gotten cloth, either plain or twiDed.-
We take pleasure in asking the public, and
particularly country merchants, to call and
examine the quality of the fabric.
This is another step, and an important
one, in the advance of our town to wealth
and importance. There are other Facto.
ries in contemplation, besides the large es.
tablshment at Rockfsh, which is progress
ing rapidly as possible.
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SUB Treasury BiN.--A bill has been re-
ported in the House Of Representatives OF
which we find the following abstract in the
Charleston Mercury. The letter Writer'S
say that its friends expect it 10 pass.
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3)=27O,o0J o>ls @l3oo

3o=270,o0J oals @l3oo
8 ,tn,s each, -"
1~,~~ product, lo2o
} ,!ur, cost, 4io
ur"n these data,
?ron, llo'
~ pso6b or even half Us much, ought
o satisfy the mos eager; and as
> ;,x2ense IS charged full high and III"
. .nres allowed are E,r too many, Tor an
average season, and (evcn if such unusua'
.oss shoGi occur. the vacant spaces "''a"'
81 filled by summer layers there is '''.;.'
inc wa,.in1 almost ensure the 'u' P'"n,, :,
..... "a. .i,,rm ttnt hHds 1"1t .tdH
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.... .,,a.ii b much HiSher than the above
here would be more tian proper
.,, -, l..rease OF nett profit, as no more en-
81 will have to be pad and II the pres;
80: enormous prices OF the cuttings a'''
,ao:s should be maintained in he n,Nl crop
(say % cents the bud, or 10 cents the Too
hrn be gross product of the acre "enio
rise 20 the ah1sost Incredible amount
50 s. WV $500
And dcducling expenses, 44o
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S7s6i,

Enormous as is this statement oi pFo"'
u is believed r.at i, has been eqnaiI' q ms
s.ason in sundry cases. The mos rrnarEa-
bic exampIc. in which it is believed that
,hcs.. p,oG have been fully ,>qualIed. is IN
he large nursery near Richmond cnl''Va'co
- WIN. K"nr:ck. y nurs"ryman o. Ncw.on'
:.,-,.; ,.cr'' SHd'r al lie d'sad-
..... ..r,'y a4eH.S, AMI on
... a.. = .uudreI mis- tro!n
..-.T.!c.'.
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The Phoenix Factory

is now in operation, and the CLOTH
manufactured is for sale at the Store Of
J. H. HOOPER.
January l, 1889.
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The Morus MuticaxHs-We saw, III

.t'.iC'.
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The nett profit would be

And dcduclIng expenses
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FROM ruE NEW YORK EVENING STAR.

Ncv York Abroad-EducatiOn of Young La
dies. We suspect there is more truth than ic-
tion in the following from western paper:
A day or two since gentleman was met ira
Yelling south with daughter ii years ofage. She
had been to fashionable boarding school in New
York, and her bills for year amounted to $1,000.
This is paying rather dear for the whistle"
1t would be libel to say however, that a
finished education for a young American lady
may not be procured at many of our best board
ing schools at much less cost. There is doubt
less prodigal waste of money for parents to
place daughters at exclusive establishments that
may have a rank Of fashion attached to them. but
which often present a curious meinnge of f.ippe-
ry and mushroonery. Money will do wonders,
and slavery to ideal gentiity more: Let the
daughter be taught the useful lessons of good
housewife at home the brightest plume in her
character. All else useful in the way of histo-
ry. grammar. botany. chemistry. arithmetic, &c.
are soon reached at cheap rates Then for mu-
sic. painting, and foreign languages-it is mad
ness to try to hammer into the understanding an
acquired taste for what is the gift of nature
Yet where the means exist of money and capa-
city, music above all other accomplishments. for
its moral healthy tendencies and also. French,
Spanish, and Italian. should be cultivated.
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Sporting and Agricultural Magazine

This periodical will appear The first day of July
next aud thereafter be issued numbers, the first
day of every month. Six numbers 10 constitute The
semi-annual volume. .....
The body of the work, or magazine proper, will,
each NUMBER contain four Sheets sixtyfIur pages,
occasionally more. To each number will be appended
accounts Of both American and English Racing, form
ing correct and complete Racing Calendars of each -
The whole matter thus embraced by each number will
comprise from FIVE to six sheets, from eighty TO
nnety-Six pages. 1t will be printed in octave form,
upon handsome paper.
Each number will be embellished with EngTavings,
upon Copper Sleel of the Portraits of Distinguished
Horses Celebrated Cattle and representations Of other
things subject of nerest.
r Although payments in advance will be at all times
acceptable, yet will not be exacted until the volume
shall have been furnished.
TERMS $5 for the semi-annual volume of six numbers
(equaI 10 $40 per annum) payable on the completion
of each volume. ~. H..
To those who subscribe for the Magazine, the areeky
newspaper mill also be sent adiHra Sheet 'rtO any
additiOna charge. Thus subscribers the former will
have the benefit of both for $5 payable semiannuay,
after received and through the medium of the latter
be put in possession Of all Transient News Sporting
and Agricultural Intelligence cf the day, at early
period can be gwen by any weekly print.
All orders (poS paid) for The whip alone, (payment
in advance Or iOr the Sporting and Agricural Ma
game which will include the Whip (payment re-
qured in advance, if the order be accompanied by
proper reference the subscriber is known The pub
lisheIs) will meet with prompt attention.
CADWALLADER r. GOLDEN, &c Co.
....r. e. ProprieorS.
U- Office No. los, Fulton Street, Ne'v York.
May 90, 1889. 239 st.
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FEEHIS preparation Ga wash) is applied The part
Il affected, and without the disagreeable necessity
of extracting the tooth, instantly removes the most
excrucaDg pain. By gurglng the throat, il complete
ly remedies sOIeS-a disease prevalent among
children. By swallowing ateaspJonful morning and
evening, acid or foul stomach is corrected. It
the breah and is the best cleanser and pre-
server OF the teeh now known. Those who desire 10
obtain this article must be particular inquire for
Hoit's Cure for the TOothache, others in The
market and he would wish 10 assume the merit or
censure which Justly belongs TO another. Among he
instance is known OF its having failed in effecng
perfect
The following letter, attes,ing to the efficacy OF
'EofS Cure for the Tooth ache" is from gentleman
well known in The literary world the author Of the
Letters about the Hudson, ,, and other productions of
merit and will, undoubtedly, be read with interest.
To E. Hoit-My dear Sir-It affords me great
pleasure TO bear testimony the efficacy OF your CURE
FOR TooTn ACHE" II has been used in my family,
and proved entirely successful in giving immediate
and permanent relief 10 OF the most irritating and
dlSa greeabIe pains that flesh is heir to'-vz: the
tOothache. your very obliged &c
FREEMAN HUNT.
New York March. Is 1899.
Forthe Toolhache-HoId the wash in the mouth ill
the pain ceases.
For Sore Mouth--Garele three times day.
For acid stomach-Swallow tea spoon full morning
and night.
For Cleaning Teeth-Use it with a brush, which
also SweeteEs the Breath
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD. Price so
cents per bolte-it will be sold liberal discount by
the quantity. T. LORING General Agent.
For sale also by WILLIAM WARE of Wilmington n. c.
Raleigh, Feb 6. 1888. 223lf.
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THE INDIAN ELIXIR;
A CURE FOR


Coughs, Asthma, d Inflammation of tie Lupgs
Is vegetable extract, of agreeable taste and cer
Tain in lis happy results. The secret of making this
pleasant elixir was communicated by an Indian chief
or mediciner as he was called, English physician
attached to The command of Gen Wolfe, after the ca
puation of Quebec, as an of gratitude for some
favor he had received during the progress of that affair
Shortly after this transaction the professional gentle
man was recalled (by the decease of some wealthy con-
nexions at home to the possession of an ample for
Although the doctor abandoned his former pur
SUITS he never relnqushed the practice OF the Indlan
Elixir which he prescribed a very great extent with
out receiving any compensation whatever except the
reward which attends the performance of good action
After the death of the DOCTOR from the same humane
motives his descendants continued the use of the re-
ceipt for long time, numerous testimonials will
show till the increasing demand made it necessary that
they should form some such arrangement as should de
liver them from the trouble and vet not diminish lis
usefulness The heir therefore finally wilIed TO do
the business entirely by agency making only SO mod
crate charge as merely 10 defray the expenses of pre-
parlng the medicine. With view this object. the
executors have appointed C. E. HOLT The sole agent
for North America and the West India Islands; who
Will reside in NewYork and appoint such subasents
as, in his Judgment, necessity may require Cert6-
Gates and letters of Recommendation NAV be had of The
agents, where many of the originals may be examined
which would satisfy the most fasdious AS the article
is not sold with desire to make the profit an object
the folly OF false represenon must appear obvious to
every reasonable person.-Price Il per bottle.
For sale by THOMAS LoRiNe, General Agent al the
office of the North Carolina Standard, Raleigh Also,
by WILLIAM WARE, Wilmington N C. e.
May Srb 1899. s- a5.r svy f-.saT Es- s236 IT.
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BRANDRETn,s PILLS

VTHHE New York Sun says: "Brandreth,s Pills b.-.
4 been used among many Of our friends, and in onr
own family we have used them nearly four years NJ
required medicine; in that period no DocIor n
DR.. Brandreth has crossed threshold and no mad
cine besides the Doctors Pills used Our beIi-f =;
Gkeep your bowels and blood pure'' and every liza %
disease will be prevented cured. The Brandreh
Pills are emnetly calculated do this and thereb
much lessen The sum Of human misery"
The New York Evening Star says" Brapdretb,.
Pills are medicine which their intense worb will
secure for them large and ready sale. Thev bsrn
deServedly high reputation and as a famijr enJ
tbllous remedy, it would be difficult to eoual ,b
among all the Patent Medicines of the presen, dav
OT"To the whole Family of men. We feel ho,,
pleasure and satisfaction in recommending 70 oil 0on @
readers, Brandreths Vegetable Pills as the most o
tain, most. SAFE aud invaluable medicine exton,
antibllious and aperient Pills. We are perfecv con
vinced they stand far above all others: as yenai
IN all cases Of worms scurvy, sco bntic bnmor
erysiPeias' and all affections of the skin dropsy ashm
Stone gravel, piles, and lumbago they will he tom3
invaluable. ."-LOndon Times ''""H
Eatract from DIR. B's address to the c;t;,e,,. ~
-. The United States:
"And be careful to remember that 7 have ruou
authorised any DOCTOR druggist, apo!hecary or pedas
IN the OnHed states TO sell my Pills. Never loreet
that this class, doctors, druggists apothecaries snd
Peolars are the men who sell couneTfeits (wlb few
excePuonS'} and tn all tradesmen who are made.
agents have each of them ENGRAVED certificate of
agency, signed in writing with pen by me- and which
ceruhcae requires enewal every IL months being
no ara Ior more thar one year from doeo6
hAOb y ~
b. BRANDRETH, nj D.
24l Broadway, New York
N, B. all travellers from have power of aItor
ney proved before the the Clerk of the county e New
PAL BROADWAY
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE HALL,
Is DR.. BRANDRETHs PRINCIPAL OFFICE FOR
EXCLUSIVE SALE OF HIS PILLS.
For sale by VIM. Peck, agent Raleigh ". c. who is
also duly authorised to appoint Sub agents for the sale
OF Inc PllS IN each of the following Counties viz Cum.
berland, Chatham, CasweIl franklin, Granville, Gull.
ford, Johnston, Moore, Nash, Orange, Person Ran
tolph, Rockingham and Wake. In inviting applications
for Sub Agencies in these Countless is Suggested (as
is usual in such cses that the applicant should be re
commended to the Agent above named al Raleigh
0TDr. Brandreth's Pills sold at 25 cents pe
box, with full and clear directions.
P S. 1t real fact, that the great popularity Of the
medicine in this country has tempted the unworthy
to counterfeit exensVely hence the importance of the
Doctors oft repeated caution 10 purchasers.
ITMessrs. ToWLES &5 CALLUM, off his city, have
genuine license to sell the Pills. ASo MeSsrs COOK
Il CO., Of Fayetteville.
Raleigh, Feb. i3 1889. 224.9 mo
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These Pills are no longer among those of doubt
fu utility. They have passed away from the hun
dreds that daily launched upon the tide of ex-
pertinent, and now stand before the public as high
in reputation, and as extensively employed in all
parts of the United States, the Canadas, Texas,
Mexico, and the West Indies, as any medicine that
has ever been prepared for the relief of suffering
man. They have been introduced wherever 1t was
found possible TO carry them and there but few
towns that do not contain some remarkable evden-
of their good effects. The certificates that have
been presented to the proprietor exceed twenty
thousand Upwards OF five hundred OF which are
from regular practicing Physicians, who are the
most competent judges of their merits.
Often have the cures performed by this medicine
furnished subjects for editorial comment, in var-
Gus newspapers and journals; and it may with
truth be asserted that no medicine of the kind has
ever received testimonials of higher value than are
attached to this. .... -..
They are in general use as a family medicine, and
there thousands of families who declare they
ere never satisfied unless they have supply al
ways at hand. a.
They have no rival in curing and preventing BIZ
lious Fevers, Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaints, Sick Headache, Jaundice, Asthma,
Dropsy, Rheumatism, Enlargement of the Spleen,
Piles, Cholic, Female Distractions, Heartburn,
Furred Tongue, Nausea, Distension ofIhe Stomach
and Bowels, lncipient Diarrhea, Flatuence, Hap
itual Costiveness, Loss Of Appetite, Blotched OF
Salow Complexion, and in all cases of Torpor OF
the Bowels, where cathartic aPerlent Is
needed. They are exceedingly mild IN their oPe-
ration, producing neither nausea, gripping, nor ue
bility.
I+ These extraordinary and justly celebrated
Pills are sold, in Raleigh by WILLIAMS & HAL
WOOD, and w. M MASON & CO., and in al
the principal towns in the State. Retail price, ~
cents per box. -7
e May l, 1889. ". 235, ,12m-eow'
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VALUABLE DoG.-About o'clock, on Tues
day morning, man and small boy were seen
fishing in small boat on the Schuylkil, having
r large dog with them in the boat. When near
ly opposite to Arch street. the man fell overheard,
and The dog Immediately plunged in. seized him
by the coat, and bore him to the shore, about
sixty yards distant. The man appeared to use
no exer,ion, but lay motionless until he reached
terra frma One of our reporters who saw the
affair." supposed it to be some one trying the skill
of his dog, rather than an accident: but in either
case, such an animal is valuable acquisition.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
The
-
~ GOLDEN RsaM.s MoRTAR.+n
AND MEDICINES.

WILLIAM M. MASON 81 co.
"AVING purchased the entire stock of MesSrS. 7. s..
LII BEcKwTTH & Co have commenced the APOTHE-
CARY business at the stand formerly Occu pied by them
Fayetteville street, doors North of w. & A. SrITH
where they have just received a further supply of
DRUGS MEDICINES, GLASS, OIL, PAINTS,
YE-STUFFS, and PERFUMERY,
TOGETHER WITH GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
FANCY ARTICLES,
which they will dispose of the reasonable terms
Merchants and others can he furnished with Patent
and other medicines as Bile terms as they
can be got south of the Potomac Persons would do
well to call and examine for themselves. Physicians
distance, who may favor with their ORDERS will
have them promptly attended to- No pains will be spar.
ed in selecting Chemicals and Pharmaceutical prepara.
tiOns they determined that Medicines but such
as genuine. shall be sold by them One of the
Firm having been brought up to The business to which
he will give his undivided attention, thereby avoiding
those fatal mistakes that often throug ncom
potency carelessnesS they hope by strict attention
business, to merit share of the public patronage.
February 29, 1889. con.-224tE-eow.
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ny TIE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
A PROCLAMATION:


WHEREAS convention between the U. States of
America and the Republic Of Texas, for marking
the boundary between them, was concluded and
signed at Washington on the twenry-fifth day of
April in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and thirty-eight, which convention is word
for word as follows:
Conre11tion 6etlDeen the United States of America
and the Rep1blic Of Teas, for marking the
boundary betlUeen them.
Whereas the treaty of limits made and concluded
on the twelfth day of January, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-eight
between the United States of America on the one
part and the United Mexican States on the Other
is binding upon the Republic of Texas, the same
having been entered into a time when Texas
formed part of the said United Mexican States :
And whereas it is deemed proper and expedient.
ia order TO prevent future disputes and collisions
between the United States and Texas, in regard to
the boundary between the two countries as design
ated by the said treaty. that portion of the same
should be run and marked without unnecessary
delay assn.
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PLEASURE CARRIAGES.

EkEMDON ACADEMY.-The first session Of
IL this Seminary will close Friday, The 18th June,
by public examination Of The students Parents and
relatives invited to attend. They will be resumed
support he has heretofore received the undersigned has
built large and convenient Academy, near his own
dwelling His house xill again be open for boa rders
himself and beneficial his boarders he will furnish
a room, bed and fire, every Two, furnishing every
thing except lights. The charge will vary from $473
to s523 The session of five months Young men wish
ing room and bed themselves have il, ty pay
ing five dollars None will be received who are
not willing submit all the rules and acquisitions
Of the school The subscriber has Globes tor the of
students in Geography, and apparatus teach Survey
ing practically. Parkers Exercises in English CompO-
ston, also the delivery of select speeches kept up du
ring the session. JOHN Y. HICKS,
Principal
Hemdon, near Lousburg, franklin county. oao.a,
May 25, 1889. ~'''o'
TT"Star" and "RegiSter' 3 times, every other week.
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HICKORY SPRING, situated in the county
Ii of Chatham, N. c., eighteen miles southwest Of
Pittsborough, well known for its medical virtues
in good repair and the subscriber is ready for the
reception of visileTS His houses are convenient and
roomy, and families be accommodated with sepa-
rate The proprietor will every exerton to
make the situation OF those who may visit The Springs
comfortable He thinks it entirely unnecessary TO add
certificates TO recommend the water, though many
could be given but he thinks the many which
have been performed will sufficiently recommend to
InvalIds the virtue of the waller in many diseases.
TERMS OF BOARD:
One dollar per day, six dollars per week. twenty dollars
per monIh-chIIdren and servants haLf:price.
He would further inform the public that IheIe will be
Hack conveyance, from Hackneys Stage house. on
the Raleigh and Salisbury stage line, miles from
the Spring, which conveyance will the 18Th
of July, and continue during the season, in readiness
at all times to meet the stage. -
-. The subscriber hereby informs The pub
lie that the above property is for sale
q VIM. BOWEN.
June 1. 1899. 21O3t
UI-T The Biblical Recorder&1 Southern Watchman," /"
Of this CITY, Wilmington Advertiser" sFayeneville
Observer" and "Newbern Spectator" will publish the
above three times and forward their accounts, with
paper containing the advertisement, to me at Emmer.
sons Tan Yard, Chatham county, N. C. w B.