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Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13

Mr. Wise's speech Of which sketch will
be found in the proceeding columns was de-
livcred on the motion to appoint committee
to inquire into the deialcation Of MIR. Swartout.
The speech is by an able and bitter, though
doubtless honest party leader whose avowed
aim was TO convict government officer of un-
falthfunesS. His statements are therefore 10
be received with allowance for the colouring
which his strong prejudice led him, perhaps in-
sensibly, to give them. But after all the allow
ance that can be made on this score, the sketch
Of the speech, and especially the speech itself,
which was very long, must lcave on the mind
Of an ir!prejudlced reader strong impression
uniavorab.r to the Secretary ofthe Treasury.
The present and preceding Administrations
viewed, according to their wishes, as "Unit,"
fo"ad in operation as perfee: system for con.
duciing the financial operations of the Govern.
ment as hear, could wish. For the;injurious ef.
fects of their officious and unskillful tampering
with it they mus. expect the public to hold
them to strict account. And if they are
dealt by . little severely it is only what they
deserve.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13
For Sale.
Law Notice.

A LEXANDER GRAHAM and wv. rlakc.
IA ney, have entered into copartacsshi, TO
practice Law under the name of-t1sa!rssl L.
BIalienry. Office on Market Street.
A. GRAHAM.
J. W. BLAKENEY.
Chraw Feb. 13. 1889. ]3. If
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13

\ son IN Morris county N. Y. lately killed
his father with an axe. The father first
strock the son who was only Ii years Of age
for some. offence, and the lad Immediately re-.
turned the fatal blow with the axe
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13

y correspondent Of the Charleston Mercu-
ry proposes the melting of sand, and then
moulding it into books OF suitable size, as
materia! for building. For durability it would
be equal to the best stone, and where sand
can be obtained, the cost, it is said, would not
be great.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13

"Cal.iope" shall have place next week.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13

:,lr. Mackin:os!i (son of The late Sir
Jamos AIackintosA) who spent some
moais 5 oi la:twIntcr i'll lh;S country, re.
turnei TO it i'll the steampackct Royal w Il.
lam, Ihely arrived, and has taken up Ills
residence IL this city, in tn; capacity Of
A,,achc 10 IIle British Legation il The
limited S,nteS TrfeN
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13

New Sl. PGper.-A periodical has been
commenced in Baltimore by J. S. Skinner, en-
titled "The Journal of the American Silk So
ciety and Rural Economist The prospectus
we have not seen. AS soon as we get hold of a
copy it shall appear in our columns. Mr.. Skin
ner sthe first Editor ofthe American Farm.
er. Every ore acquainted with the merits Of
that work must know that he is em;nently
qualified for the duties which he has now un.
derlalinn.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13
Estimated vaiuc otpubl:c
property.
S3l,652,90j 60

Flour far Eng'aM.-For several years past
this country has been al mportcr OF Bread
stulfs from Europe, at a cost Of some millions
of dollars. a change CT circumstance has,
has, however, recently taken place, and not
withstandng she price which Flour bears in
the United States, shipments are going forward
20 some extent for the supply OF the wants OF
the British people, arising from the s!loElness
of ,l,eir last harvest.
We have ascertaned from correct sources
that the quantity of -Four which has been
bought in Baltimore for the English market,
shipped and shipping, is about 10000 bbis.
The Richmond Compiler states tha. with.
The last two weeks there have BEEN purchased
in tha. market l0,s50 barrels Of Flour, at an
average price Of 50 l21, which are now 60
ing on board the following vessels loading in
James river, for Liverpool. VIZ : ship Lucla,
1850 barrels brig Ark. 5000. ard brig Garth
age 5000.
In Philadelphia, it vii be seen by a report
in another column, about $4,000 bbls. have
been bought for the English market
The quantity taken n the New-iork mark
ct is not known. The whole foreign export
from that port, between the lst and 63d in
stant, vas only SO22 bbls.-[ Ball. American.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13

Congress. The journals OF both houses
continue 20 be destitute of interest.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13

An IMpoRrANr RuMoR.-The following is
an extract from letter from a gentleman,
holding an official station in the Provinces, to
another in Bangor, Me-, dated
FREDERICTON, Jan2
report is current in town, that Sir John
Colbornc has express orders. should any furth-
er attacks be made on the Canadian territory,
to follow the vagabonds wherever they may
Co. If this is the case, and do not at all
doubt it.. it viii require great discretion on Ike
part of the United States citizens TO avod a
war However, wc shall continue 10 wish for
peace Unit! war is declared, which rather
iear is nearer than many suspect it is.
ExrpAoRDINARY Tho St. Louis Gazette
OF the lIth inst. says as follows:
We arc Informed upon the nest authority,
that on Monday morning last, the water OF
the lake on the American Bottom, opposite TO
this city called the Grand Mirias, covering
more than orc thousand acres suddenly disap.
pcared, leaving nine tentlis of its bed entirely
bare. It has since filei up gradually ; but on
Thursday about ono foot below is ordinary
height. The fish in the lake appeSr to have
to have all beoa destroyed, thousands of them
being now iloating on the surface of the lake.
While the water was out huge fissurc was
discovered il the earth at tic bottom Of the
take extending from bank TO bank.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13

The pablo works, cana'S,
railroads, sc.
Bank stock
Turnpike and bridge stock
Canal and navigation stock
Railroad stock
Money due on unpaten;ed Ia
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13

Judge King late presented at an anti.
Mormon meeting in Ray county. Ilc is
the Judge o,' 'lha, Cmcuil, a:!l TIC VI rmon
prisoners. nov III jail, arc 10 be tried before
him. Trul y, they have anexcc.len! chance
Cor fair and impartial trial. 10. -1dr.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13

INFAMOUS vILLANY AND TERRIBLE REVal.
BUTTON.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-13

NEW \ lORK ANNUAL But OF MORTALITY.
The annual report Of City Inspector.
Henry G. Donuell, was submitted to the
Common Council last evening. The
whole number Of deaths, not including still
births, during the year 1893, was 1888 or
including still births, s053 being 679 less
than in 1887. By consumption 1928 mar.
asmus 40; cholera inlan,um 437; con-
vuslons 636 dropsy on the brain 36S. OF
tho whole number deceased, 3s0l were
white males, 3lOo white females, 3l3 col.
ored males, 3l1 co!ored females.
Under years ofage, 3535. (morc than
halt, without including s:iI.births J Ouly
one reached the age 100. The greatest
number OF deaths il any one month, occur.
red in JuIy.--Jour Com. Jan. %.
FORCING MuLsERRy Trees. The rage
for N,!k,rr,, ,,,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-17
- DOCTOR DAVENPoRTss
CELEBRATED BILIOUS PILLS.

EoR PURIFYING THE BLOOD AND CREATING
I an appetite.-These Pills. which emnently usefu
for pains the head and bowels have been before
pusc for twenty years. and well known that the pro-
prieor deems to publish any Of the thousand
certificates which procured of their efficacy from emf
ncnt physicians and Others.
Dr. Davenport's Celebrated Eye Water which has beer
thoroughly proved for thirty to be mild safe and speedy
cure for Al diseases Of the eyes.
hewse that valuable Itch Ointment prepared by whes
ton and so on kno ne speedy for that oahsss
disease, and for all kinds Of inpi,s ON the skin
The above valuable medicines for sale tins city b,
Lawrence Reese Co.. Duryee Cocksrai H. H. Schenier
& Co, and others. I'M.
All orders directed to GEO. DIXON, Dedham Mass will
be promptly attended to. jel0-6m'
MEDICAL AND TRUSS OFFICE, No. 1 Ann street
lSl under the American Museum. New York.
CO. Dr.. B. Z. Everett apprzes the public that he continues
his of diseases b. safe and ekeacocs
needles He relies manly upon vegetable for the
Of those diseases TO which be attends.
DR. Everett New and slusble TRUSS for Hernia Rup-
combines the joint operation of two springs upon
rupture pad and thereby equabe force and the
and thus superior all other Instruments Of the kind
gives security when aIPed He also keeps other APP
proved Patent which skl applied India rubber
s cotton and linen suspensory Bandages proaras Banda
gs Russia Belts for weakness the lons and back the truly
celebrated Abdominal Supporters, improved b. Dr. j.
Knight for the OF Falling Of the Womb by
all the Surgeons the United States and Europe MI
persons have been enrey by them after having
kesn confined to their room for years.
cy- There two entrances to his Office from ais
Broadway door the the American Muse
and from No. Ann street, FIRST door fran Broadway
n. B. Letters from peruns distance, being post paid will
receive immediate attention. au20-1ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-17

Cone, hght-robH Sumass. we have waited loas
To hear Thy voice Spoa the breathing gale;
: psarsr - ssAhan 4aPVAss Ssssssgvsegs
Or Delphian MELODIES. or Finders tale
Tbs ysSnx sya SPrsag came iaughingiy and gsy, =,
And Us4e epr hssrs nth lie ed ugss e0rnj
But wrsePa q misty clouds shs pas dswAy'
AnAlsR NJ waiting for thy sweet return.
Whess aost thea tarsy 10 the landof Vin"'
hai- loliag awhile bepsath the linden tree, s E-l
=, TIE Taste bssksr Of ths new MADE Wines,
SO clear and sparkling in their sriinasey
Or ksye dzrk Ewes thak shame the staries night, 0
Allure tbs pressnce with their sunny guile
STAY not for these-for here are eyes a. bright
That watch, impatient, for Thy radiant smile
Or dost thou linger on that silent shore
Where sl.rious Beauty mingles with decay
xyh.rr festive songs awake the halls more,
But murmuring tones ia echoes die away
n stav mot therefor thou canst ne'er recall
Departed spirits their homes again
The silent shore, the lone and voicel.ss hall
Till stronger Powers appear must SO remain
But haste thee here upon thy golden wing,
And let ~ feel thee in the bsmy air,
A thousand blessings from thy mantle ding,
Till earth and and sky passing fair,
o haste thee here and cheer the dropping heart,
Tinge with soft bloom the pale and SIC ly face,
Bright joy unto the mosrHers soul mpart,
And spread around US LONELINESS and grace.
o let " view thee in the waving cern,
Lifting with gentle hand the precious grain
Then songs Of praise every zephyr borne
Shall upwsrd rise from every hill aud plain.
Thee will we sing, and Of Thy glory tell,
And bind thy garlands each lov'd ones brow
With feelings Of delight each breast shall SWELL
And grateful souls before their God shall bow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-17

EREcKLEs FnEcKLEs! FREcKLEs!!!-The
prevalence Of Freckles the human face neck
from time mmemoria BEEN not only annoying but decided
Disagreement 20 the human body and is gratifying dceve.
that eaectual disperscr has at length found in
sWyeth Celebrated Mlk Of Roses which has stood unr;-
aIed and unequaled in England, France and America for
seary dfly years. .r#
BrRors, New Jersey, May la,h, 1882
To Mr.. J. Wyeh.-
smA the request Of my brother William Ihave great
pleasure IN stating you that have been frecked on
the lace and NECK for upwards Of seven
mended to your Milk Of Roses have done So and feel
truly pleased in saying that after the or u for month
free from every bleph my skin, and my complex
ION changed for the better.
ESTHER OGDEN, Bergen, MI
Wyehs MIX Of Roses speedily removes pimpIes blocbc.
scales roughnss sunburn tan chshng cappsq and FOR r
moving the unpleasant sensations after shavisg Is psrfc
luxury Observe the stamp of ,. Wyet reffumer London
the cork Of each bottle Foe sale wholesale and retail AZ
the propreors prices by A. D. d. Sands 10 and 100 Fulton
street, Gsion, se Bresdway; Minor Is3 Btossway V,r
Chambers and Broadway; Dicke ala broadway: CLARKE
Houston and Broadway; Ring, Ga Broadway. foIs
cen 6sl BrcsdwaJ syme, ~ md $40 Bower, Dewar cor
Church snd Chambers sonerv,lle cor. ath oos,er
Wyeth, 60 Bowery, Creighton. Carmne and Bedoyl
Cotton, Bleecher streets Lindsay 9Th Avenues Love Ios
9Th Avenues Nicely cor Christopher and Greenwich Lane and
Durneus re''N"ers s'o'e' o. carai street jyis-sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-17

TITS A MELANCHOLY TRUTH. that In this city a,
moatso month"; year year. suffering under
acertan disorder which they feel be destructive both body
Gus beans people whose tbey know
not how 10 act in whom TO conde II scarcely possible
imagine the Of bodily and mental misery arising from
the people here alluded to- self Of It's full
extent until the publication Of my Private Trcatisea little
voiane designed for those who wish for private
has given abundant opportunity of
these facts Many for instance have assured me- the Bit.
tercst feelings of regret tina, they had been led roy
10 bottles drops, Others As many boxes of pills and
others agas have fallen iato the hands Of ople
(some Of the most Boosting Of the kind who il APP
scared, have been entirely ignorant Of the different
and changes which these complaints and Undergo II
must therefore, be rknsy apparent every thinking per
beforehand something of skill and reputation of the phvs
sian to be consulted these peculiar Diseases il is on this
account deem proper here to give the following statement
Beside the rank hold of graduate Of the University of Edp
eurs and member Of the college Of Surgeons London
&c. well as being the authsr OF volume on these
Subjects 1.-THE result Of nearly thirty years
also testimonial sers from the most Of profession
Of America as Dr. Mott Of New York. and Dr. Physck Of
Philadelphia and which permitted 20 show TO any one
allow noe with peculiar sati,feon 70 state s,
portion Of time expressly to these diseases and may be
suited in % private study at my residence 80 Courand
Those who afflicted with any defect complicated oo-
plant Of the generaiive organs however long standing
tain every possible relief while those who apply IN the early
stages Of e disorder will b, agrcesby surprised iume.
dats ans convenient mode of cure pursued
FefnaIes who wish to state their by post
kind OF doubt fear will meet with the faithful and DEL
ioaie attention On this would the greater stress
there various affections incident 10 the sexual which
though resembling certain complaints nevertheless perfect
ly innocent, and TO which all subject II is truly awful
thing when such fall into the hands Of snsk or an
princplrd men
For those who wish obliged travel little chest.
with lock and key lifted up containing every thing
for the having the little treatse6tted the lid II Is
any dstance-prce STA This tt volume also nm
fs the nature Of certain facts which deeply pAer
estng to married people who have children.
With regard TO structure glee depending structure
generally the Of badly treated
be well known, that all the msdcne the world alone
will H. Those however, who residents of this
city remain abon week under my care may obtain
perfect safe, and Letters to be addressed
sl3-f DR. RALPH. Scnr.. 30 Courtlandt st.. N. Y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-17

NEW YORK TATTERs ALLS-Ihe proprietor OF this
1N wen known thankfs for the avors already
bestowed upon him. TO inform the patrons Of establish
ment and hs gentry and strangers in the city of New York
that he prepared to receive horses carriages, &C.
for sale, or orders 10 purchase commission.
The proprietor would also invite gentlemen wishing to have
horses kept AT livery for sae call and the
has made in the stab attached this estab
shment and thinks they viii Not be found inferior any
the city, eith point Of anlness comfort stalls and
he the public that his part the
Of any his employ shall be wanting render Tattera at
least equal to asy establishment in the city. ENt4
The proprietor would also invite carriage and harness
kers inspect the different made with ew
show on their manufacture to advantage and as the sale
OF these articles form conspicuous part Of his business he
would them, that he has interest any building
Of the kind his utmost erertons will be used to
hem in way either BY sales advances and
IN doing this he would beg leave call attention the
rvaled location Of the premises having be- the original
New York raersa for the sale Of horses carriages,
har and to the universal popularity Of the place
it first established in sas He therefore that he will
be he has be encouraged by that public whchit will
be his desire to please, GEO.W MILLER, Proprietor,
sl4-sn Successor to J. w. Watson, 446 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-17

TNFALLlBLE CURE FOR O. a.-Moreaas Com
pound Baamic Pills. certified being the safest spsedies
and most agreeable b. Sir Ashley Cooper Bransby Cooper
Dr. Eioson Surgeons Lawrence Keate Brode sir Charles
Bell &C For sale by appointment BY A. " d. Sands 70
100 Fulton ST. and the following Druggists CORNER Chamber
Broadway corner Church Chamber GA broadway, -
$50 bowery corner Cmine and Bedovd rs ioe eh
Price ~ per bottle. -.
~ B.~-Observethe seal g. M on each. jyis-sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-17

Political economist have frequently differed to
yet any who had gravely
be his opinion that the nominal price article sold for
any il. actual value Such notion would be deem
great flacy, that its statement paper logical
dednc,on would prove absurdy and yet nd,
dua who run about from one store to another for the
Of aseeraang the minimum number Of dollars and
which ahey be furnished with articles Of good and
Of course commit still greater became practical alb
down the sose argue from such false premises The
would merely be laughed visionary schemer the ether
ta who making deal board out Of sawdust and
extracting sunbeams from eucumbers Taking that i'm
pcriantof all articles TO men IN this dressing coat whe
Their rock, dress, riding the hind called top matters
not and how many different elements all OF which affect
the interest Of the wearer, go TO make up s costs
ls There Is the raw material and secondly the quality Of
tie used and the degIee Of skill possessed the
Of the cloth. These prmod ingredients towards
coat It's .e evident vary much the wind weather.
or even woman eaprice and ady when il com into The
hands Of the Snyder" there the skill Of the the
quality Of the trnwing and last though not least the scedt
nc qualifications which the artist possess who Is send
il into this breathing world thing shreds and patch
e" bni article Of beauty, sy and laxary ated either
adon or deecrae the human forms Other could be
adduccd 10 show that in coats least many things which the
world at large thinks not Of should be taken into consdsra
ton before Its actual value be ascertncd If these prn
cples based TRUTH what folly it then Tor
THAR shoe leather in running after finding tall
who charge low nna price when il is evident that
not the test OF eheapnes They should entroy disregard
price, but at the time, they oould the material
seertain the standing Of the manufacture Of neglect
the skill Of the cutter. aud above ALL pay especial
tue qafcstons ofthe workman, who is to the finishing touch
e tina, wneh IN its n.,. simplicity protected The sheep but
capable Of adding d,gnity and beauty TO the
So nobsst work OF Goo"
this train ofreasonng should happen TO convince Dr.
the bargain buyers that estimate articles BY dollars and ben
alone they advised forthwith visit the Of
PHILLIPS, No 100 WILLIAM STREET., and by the
evidence Of their eyes, the articles Of dress made BY
him not equal in quality durability and workmanship
any produced by the most Fashionable houses in Broa
Having satisfactorily solved this problem they may compart
their several nominal prices and b. convinced that although
price not tie test Of chespness, PHILLIPS SYSTEM is
for although he imports the article and employ
the best okmsn he nevertheless sells Cor ready money 20
per less than charged BY those who do business the
old and exploded credit system. my2sam
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-17

NERVOUS HEADACHE, LOWNEsS OF SPIRITS
IN &c-sherman's Camphor Lozenges unfang remedy
Tor owaess OF spirits sick headache nfammatox
putrd throat well all other complaint where ~
camphor recommended Bowel summer complaint. Wi,
be entirely prevented by occasional Of the during the
weather They should be resored To whenever the 100
predposon Is manifested TO those OF the aI;
mentary canal and thereby prevent much sickness,
An occasional OF these Loxengcs has proved certain
preventive Of the Cholera and Yellow Fever as hundreds Who
have used em under long and yerv
They will prevent the Cholera Mcrbus remove wind ron
the stemsch-fanng oppression sense OF sinking or m.
chest vi" be immediately relieved BY themChec sps.m, q,
sams % he stomach or bowels aud yscrica affections rea
hy yield 10 their timely influence Persons attending arvs
add crowded parties will be free from lasude and
and maintain their lively and buoyani spirits by an occasional
Of them during the evening"
Wholesale aud RETAIL at the Medea,ed Lozense Warehouse
oSAsssh street. au1-v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-17
Forty Years Experience In various climates 1tceN
ty.foor gears established in this city-Neithe
Quackery nor Imposition.
@ DIR J. EVANS,

MEDICAL CARD.-DR CARPENTER, No. Peci
Sl Slip, New York. deems proper occasionally remind
he public that he continues administer to the acted at h
Did established Dispeasary A.W
To number Of the citizens of this metropolis he need
herad his victory disease
sicated and destructive forms deem material
be very specific in enumerating the of the ms
dies to which mankind and womankina subject
To strangers he beg leave most respectfully to remark s
confines himself to office practice and devoes himself per-
'onay to the welfare Of his patients keeps assistants
shop boys and has separate Offices for the privacy Of paien
who come-in contact
Dr. Carpenter wosld add that he regularly educated the
profession Of medicine and surgery and received his diploma
IN the year lS3 Of the New York State Medical Society
sned BY the highly respected and much lamened Jshn r.
Rodgers d. President and that he has for oag Of
devoted himself to the treatment and Of all delicate
and private diseases. ...9.
nearly thirty years assiduous and arduous application
the duties Of the medical profession and constant familiarity
With every stage and variety Of particular Glass of diseases
dedby collegiate and regular medical educaon enttle the
practitioner preference the tyro in the profe
Doctor Carpenter deems consistent and proper drsci
he attention Of discerning public TO the Inference Of the
,arson and an investigation Of his claims.
90 Charges reasonable, aud eRectual cures, in all
guaranteed Separate and private ocesPaents
.ome in contact.
Be particular in the number Peck Slip Pearl street
Sly DR.. CARPENTER