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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

LIxsa-In inssr,eg the following ws deem = ne
canary TO state thai we do without the knowlsNge
~ the fsr sstkovess. The lines came iAso our pes
sss,;on BY accident The fair Louise, whom shs
wrote them. did NOT dream that We aAosld ever zee
them. However, il she will take our advice che viii
take up her pen and Try again. ars .s
se0a' A Thought, e''t -,'Ss. ;. saa
cssehs whuseookisg dosshsss and ni.ssples r
Dsur ftiend, here's pie,
which fyss wiilsry. i .H','., ,,is..
'You may put 10 yeue thumb. n $780, s.
And pub out q PIN N ! 'Aa t'-'-
Ts prove padding, you know,
You eat it-ana ...... Ii
Iwonid re AWmsnd this,
Which youstt take uunins-
hope YOU win 6nd
IL quite 70 youv uind:
Ard these nykoeks too
would oher 70 you; tfHN fs- t-
Add aoms cvuit n you'll esl--
They're Christmas treat Mf
You may laugh, f Jon like, bN
And how bad shall feel
Myoutreal me 10 III! lsss4 .0as.
Can yon forgiveness extend,
IL this nonsense sead! d.
Though do not feel proud
have repe aled aloud
These lines Is they came II ny head;
And remember you said
One dsy In last week. Ii..
"Ifw would seek aa0fff
To retain tkesgM,
Write IL aows Fought
To at the close,
Please do not Expose,
Ard let R0hodysee
This my first poetry
will leave guess
who Is the auth Dress,
And hid you sdieu,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

Fem the N. orleans Fcayune OF april q
hI-E ~E-At the earnest request OF ar 4 IA. -
following nois:- =
Mrssrs Editors coDceiying Il a duty which owe 10 NV
iellAw men, aswt a. 10 Mr.. L@s, agent Tor Huper Red
Drop IN yuurciy, big that you will allow me In state that
alter having been srey and dangerously cied with Ger
lan dseasrand after wing tried various prescripons In
van or eleven months, have been fully aud perfectly cured
by taking tbs invaluable medicine very short timesn
wonld sincerely recommend II all who may be suffering In
similar manner kespectfaly,kc.
je2O lm- Hill
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

MAIL RoBBERY-The mail from Red Sulphur
Springs to Logan G. II. Va robbed the l5lh
June. The mail bags were afterwards found open
IKE mail carriers youth about 10 years of age
pected Of being the robber. - --L-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

An Ir.n.-Ths amount psid for widening, straight
sains and improving streets in the part Of the otH
which was laid waste BY the great FIRE, a. follsws:
1888, ell26oO
~---- ~ .s.--.. -..-S.-.-..--7-~ as4ae
isSS ,1t"."sisn- 6SaSOO
Y 1851 = av a-lez -eNEa Oss.SD I
+. s2'os2.es
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

REcoeNIrIoH OF TExAs.-The Texas Chronicle Of
May 18th audes to the report that has been than
snce circulated in Orleans, o. the recognition of
Texan independence by Great Britain and says that ii
cannot be true because the latest despatches from the
Texan mnsterto England stated that he had been
able to effect the recognition there and was going 10
try his luck in France. .N. had
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

MELAScHoLY.-A Mr.. King and his yeungestchild,
ofRush county, Indiana while sitting dinner Tues
day the 10Th inst were killed by lightning. Several
other members Of the family around the table were
Frustrated by the shock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

INV YORK TATrFRsALLs-The propne.
lor ~ this establishment wishes inform dealers and
perans arriving from The country with orses that the de-
io pair sad single botse great and that dueg
he a lev days vrrs ane pairs have been sold AZ pr
'ae safe a. Y srsalls, ct az high a. 500.
va would also that the for keeping W the ssme
Al o,r M have only 10 lock
Tor hemsely they " easily perceive that the ri0r
acc mmodton OF th establish equals that OF any oher
IN the ".
jas ssw7w D. MOORE, Proprietor, sts Broadway.
L'On sALN--A oopntfr sods water with marble
Also Fouasir Cselrr srd Dr,ugh Tsbe, together IN
msrhe slabs pr mcssns ing II q I'll loss ~ ~
inches wide The sse~s vii Ne sold low applied fss IRVINE
dsasev 81 No Old MD. ~ ~~-a myiM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04
ERADIC GATOR

DELnsAG IS sPECKFIoUE FOR sECRETEs
- mALADiEs, or Gonorrhes Ersdcs,or" The shove
remedy ior the mott dre srg disease incident the human
face orgna ed from the enlightened mind o The eminen lie
sge The and NJ which throu hou The
sh ~ the already bghy hoRord name Of he haven't
or hs imposition mi safety with efficacy. And the
nrrea disease, whether IN the form OF Gonorrbea or ler
rraocaed BY the use OF H. with cerany and success and
,ns 20 bis usual heath, without delay
Convenience Tens Of thousands o Psris,ans will s~rede no
ne uuh o. ih-se rcmsk, and Il Is cop6desy oHerrd %
.oss sn Yet ~ me hest the surts remedy Cor the absvc
nenoned oNhome disorder The secTet has hitherto bees
eonhaed z Fance and Italy II 4 Tor the FIRST time
uodoced by way OF New Orleans The American public and
srd IN hh Guy at tho drug Of William smonson No
~ ator street corner Of Gold, the only established srent
hn psrucu arly recommended 10 isrirg men,
nne W Porion Of Mercury, whereby many have been
olssbed from service on beard ship,
he Eradicater found give immediate relief IN those
Il nd - ~ " -
ue. - 800 ~ ,r2s lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04
&lnl MEvAHD .cEos0s srxcIsIc mIx

$500 T TTEEsyyAEP. ,cEosss spxcI;Ic MIX
lures and analogous complain Of the
o. a remedies yet discovered os above plants IN
makes speedy and permanent cure Without the least
70 act drink exposure or change in application to
We give no long quaekh recommendation to deceive d.
speak Cor H. Our object 10 notify where can be had
emu ssss re popIe0r esssnes nge
eject ,s rapid care, under esoriei,ure OF $500.
aes o ns, anor,unse psrvaaes s aats
aney arc low presented with remedy by which hey caa
,nse nemeNes without the least exposure, In the
Further dseaecannotse csntrscsed dase o,he MN.
is potupin boes, with fuli directions acsompoHys
~ bottle one bottle lasts week, which generally
gs sas only :, p VIM Minors drug lss
and Al yores uchnsons corner of Chestnut and III "a,
rnIadepha ssosms
II uNTEh's Red DROP-por the cure OF the
in recommending valuable medicine t. III persons as,
co WIN nc above anease lie does offer this onack
but o. The ,osrar he esl. seuaed with strong ssre 4
o ~ wh9 may Re ssnrng under The
he grea. demand for this medcise ans The number Of boes
s.aaee has failed. Promptness cersiy and safety ias
knewn character throughout the Unions Remember the only
je2o.lm. DR.. U. LRvrsoN.
p SA eo6bwriAsY kR Sc2sNN2u 5aa ~ D o165
MAN~ fILLs-A sure and speedy cur tor certain drii-
cate diseases when taken together The Detergent as nn
Inese ARTICLES are now so universally thing
whoh can pe said " short advertisement add 10
their great reputation. Their populary may be Judged of
from The FAC that 100 600 and have bees
900 u Gsw York philadclpt boston and Washington dor
ng lhs ias two year Tnose tAsaesre secrey may
sxposur,
sold wholesale and retail oy w. Guion, 1T Bowery, cor
nsr o. Gran corner Of Henry ard Pise, and ~ Grsnd~
Hudson and North Moore SD WIN. BsIoaman's EST
Broadway 80 per bossc asd box, with uI drecou
se.Jm
FOR DYING THE HAIR. from Grey o. Red to !
n beautiful Black or Brown-MAHOMMED'S TURKIau
DYE universally admitted 10 be the article ever ssrt
before the public deity superseiae every other rrr
ration for The psrpose which mostly posed on arr~vL
materials must eventually give way entirety "a H.
Turkish Dye It's operation almost magical being ,un,Ird
the head ~ night before going 10 bedn rising IN ~ ~
ming the secEpsts The stn msantiu1e su
other cause iu be attended no nf -
consequences whatever Sold wholesale and retail NV
EtW H. z. HART, It's Broadway
1,.v cernev of Grursrdta
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

Comparative Statement Of arrivals tonnage and settlers
in the Port of Quebec the 25h June, inclusive tor
the wears 1887 and 1885,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23
The Edgeficlss- a lycreiscr,
'' IS PUBLISHED
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.

TERM S.-'rhrce Dollars per annuln if paid
IN advance, Three Dollars and Fifty Gents il
paid before the expiration of Six Months from,
the date of Subscrption.-and -Four Dollars il
not paid within Six Months. Subscribers ont of
the State are required TO pay in adraacc.
No subscription received ior less than ono gear.
nd no paper discontinued uiil all arrearascs
are paid. except at the option of the Editor.
All subscriptions will, he continued unless 9TH
eiwlse ordcre'. ut the end OF the year.
ANY person procuring live Subscribers and
becoming responsible for the same. shall receive C
the sixth copy gratis.
ApvERTisEMESrs conspicuousy inserted at
GA cents per square, for the first Insertion and
43i cents Tor each continuance. Advertisements
hot iav:ngthe number of insertions marked OH
them. will be continued until ordered ont, and
charged accordingly.
All Advertisements intended FOR publication in
this na;'er. must be deposited in the o flee by
Tuesday crcning.
All communications addressed to the Editor.
(Posr rAiD) will be promptly and strictly attend
cd to.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23
.CliI.UO0.

John Van Bnrcm, son nf our President.
Is in England. lie is man of talents
anh OF very agreeable ecoinpauionablc quail
iics-Nr Bennett of thc New York Herald
writing from London thus speaks of him
"Mv friend Young John Van Burcn i
h"havinG very well here. He puis M at
Longs fashionable Hotel in Bond stree,
and pnizZrs the English handirS most nm.
mrrrit'Illy. understand also that The Queen
is much better pleased with orr Prince DIAN
with the while haired sp'ic Of rnvalry from
Fancc i mean the Due dc Ncmours
John has crca, deal nfnaturnI drollcr, opd
wit ,''out hin--a iii,e hiZarr. i, is true
h"' he moor FrrGchnan las lille of either
Both have long legs, but the form and figure
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23
from ttc E"H6nrg Medical and Surgical journal
for Oif.hrr LIZ

| for Othbcr lcS7
On Erfr0ction Of CHARACTERISTIC. Rob
cr,son says, thar The inrisinn o! the cnrn,a
hein" COMPLETED, ifrrrssurc br made on the
eye ar If the muscles of the eve conlrnc;
powerfully, the Who'll" or par, of the ytreo,,>
matter may he discharged If Mc ,choie
r"ss out, tic SIGHT is ir.crocndiy last
In his reply tn this DIR. Kennedy observes.
~ a:roc with DR.. Robertson IN allowing
! 'ha II the Whoi" Of the vitrvous !,u:ror runs
ON. ''ic sighr is irr vUcahly gone. Bur he.
must frequently hav" seen II con>,drrabl"
P"'''t"\ OF 1t escape wilhou, any bad con
sequences ensuing"
hc cScai," OF The vitrcn,:s Iium1r after
section "l the corncn has bsrn completed.
III consequence al Il diSnrynnizcd Stat. uI
the cells containing it. proves tha, j, was
ho' stl''hhc case for !hc extraction Of cnIa
rhc' IL Is the duty ofcvcry SURGEON, Ia as
certain, previously 'nprrnr,nin- cx:racriun,
WI thrr tie vi,rcnis matter be .Huid or not.
an'i Tins iir can easily do hv co,upariu. the
elasticity and Grmucss Of the diseased will,
t'i"sc oi The healthy eye. If the eve hall feel
rrcfrrnaiara'iy firm and hard, the vitrro;,>
huin"r may h" pronounced to br i'm n tuid
S'a'e AMI recourse must be had to anOtlc,
opcra!nn.''
h's shows 'lnw mnci, cph. halnc scirnc.
has advanced in America. DR.. E,,in,t. nm
cm'ncn' "'"li>t of New York, pays no re-
gard 10 'lic ritiutcd state of the vi,r,ou. I'm
NOR. II il runs out. as II gene. ally does. -.
soon hS The knife is Withdrawn. and tho. lens
l. extracted he lls'hr cyc-bnll wilb distilled
water III II ttp'd state. This is done ",
means Of Il small syringe. And in cnsn.
TOO, here the healthy l,umor has u,,avoi,!
hh'N oh'radeh. circu'u>t ,ncc that IS so a.
'inr> beyond the control nf ,hr mos, -kiI,i,,
r'''nc"n. he inj' us The lcpid Icrwirh per-
ieci success.
There need noi therefore, he tho lcas, hes;
'a''"n IN pcriormin@ ,hr operation tor ca,a
r;irt, through apprehension of IL collapse nf
The "yr-hall, from the escape nfrhc viiircous
Hu,nour. either when healthy or viiatrd.-
This inlccicdwater rcmans in the eve.
"iii' secretion goes on again, when the Tor
ci.n Nuid is absorbed
II IS NOT only tho opinion Of DR. Robertson
aud DIR. hennehv. that the tntire luss Of
the vIr""u> humor will cause complete col
lapse, and thus destroy all chance, division
alter extracting the lens: f,r DR. Middle
s:o,le - >.
o" "Pn'iia'n,ic surgery, i'll 81 work Of recent
"a'r, hns the same opinions II is viii,
"rr;'' pride and satisfaction. therefore. tla,
W" imh"unre in The world Dr. Ellintrs ere :,
discovery.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

Tho cro,, =,
cd ?, ,h. ,..,. "'''r ','' ''i"i'N'yarrcar
made ~, ,', ua, !, o' ''r c"r'","i'nn' was
is ,xrrri;n,i,. o..i..', .""'I'I am hf,'Sc' II
j.. n,nrh n,n., ''' me "eN,S.
auJ W;,I;,n ~ 'n"'. '''''' O, '''%Sc ~
49,, ,,I,,, I.''''' w. "hich mas been broken
,,f,hos. ""' .,""' maze '"' thc tnrmrl
I,,s .,,,,, ,, "',%"'" "PWhEaS "'
L,r ,'' ~" f',u,' Tor me neal %
,;,'i ""s!' IL" new crow"
N''-'H mn NOR" than = HIS. IL is roi:i-
'"N'" "' hoops of silver. enclosing :,
zap oi deep purple. ur rather blu. y,.lvr,.
she hoops are completely cnycrcd viii
precious ionr<. .smrnnnn,rd viii, = b,v!c,y
cred with s,uoi, djn,n,n,r. .,n, t.,,.;. w.,
,r,r eros, ,rhI,;.n,. 49,, ,h'', ~;
.v, ~ '''''''',, vi '''e "'i' "' IL.
80 ''''H ~ HN GENRE Il "p'"nt'I sap
.;,;. 1i"; ''' I''n "i INC GRO" rs clustered viii
n''''iahtS. ,nd ornanicnEvd with l:"ur, ,l..
Us aud Maltese crosses cGual!y rich H..
The front of The Maltese cross ~ h;,h :; j.,
..rni Of in,. cro,v, j.. M. ,.r,r,,,,,,, h,
shape! rui,v. oprc vo,, hr ,,,n ,.,,;,.',,,,,,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

gentleman having engaged to Ggh, Il
mann OF cocks, directed his feeder in t;,c
country. h" was son # tie sod, to pick or,
iwo"i he best, au,! hrin. them 10 t;,vp
Paddy invin" made his selection, MI, Tho
NV" cocks together into Il has and hrourI,t
them viii, him III The mail coach. Whcn
they arrived. il was found thar uron their
journey they had almost torn each o,hrr :,
pieces; on which Paddy was severely ,akcn
J." 'iSh t'r hiSsnpidity. in pni,ing im,h cocks
- one hnE. 'lndccd.' said iEe honcst III
n"i "in'an' thought there was no risk o,rhcir
'"ii'' 9 out us they were going to iish, ON
one side
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

SODA w WATER.--EXc,ic icnt aud rci;.c>h,n.
is 1t l., IA excessive usc of II is VERY per
~ IouS TO iie liinciinii~ OF the sion,nrh.-
Those who hahilua!iy take several glasses
dhy--wiio cannot d.ny themselves when
ever they are IN sight of a shop--lnay RELY
upon having an impaired appetite, il weak
cncd digestion and disturbed >lunlbcrs. One
inpnri;mt Objection To "a very rec use of So
ha water. Is It's imprc"naiion by copper,
hcid in solution. prrccpihlc taste Of This
metal Is ii peculuiaruv "i some of Tie toun.
tninS. owing 10 the abrasion nf .hc cont oc
tin. with whch the tanks are lined. The
>nip!iaIc oi copper is prescribed ;iS an active
cni"iIc--arId IN tiilnulc iu,c~, us " hen taken
,ron an inip"ricctly i,mnrd copper holder
aust certain! has Il dclctrriDus effect ON
III" digestive apparatus. Those ,he., fore.
"h" arc the most potent soda drinkers, run
considerable haZarl. More cold wafer. oud
less soda, III his dcbii;r,ring season of the
war. would be more cnnhuciivc To hcaith.
',hc numerous compound mixtures on sale.
IN hoi weather, SIC far from being BLESSINGS
to us,--MedicuL Jowrnoi.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

kisH "r WATERS on LAKE MIculc,y
u" h'l"aukr" Sentinel saws the waters
oi N'c !@an Lake hav" been ri,iu" C,r s.,,-
era! years past, a> the Oldest Scr,lcrs a,,oer
i'ir Ia 81 bordering OH The mouth of rho
milwaukee, river, formerly an Indian race
course, and perfectly dry. is now Il marsh
submerged III places to the depr'l of three to
SIX lc't under water. The S;atemcu, ~
'ir. Juncnn, who has rc>ih d on the suo,
where milwaukee, is situated some eighteen
wears. S"rS to upset the opinion at some
theorists. ma th'r" is Il prriodicni rise a.ld
'"'. ;"i chhln& ana flowing tide in all tho
cha;n "i great Lakes. Mr.. Juneau s,vs
''i'''' hi> been acnntiuuUti>. Ihuuu h nrodu-
al ri>'' III the Lake ever since he iirsi lara
r'l hi Milwaukee, Without any ;,n,,-.,.
"h''IntS "i lis waters. other than Witnessed
whenever the wind blows strongly either
nj" or out of the bav
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

Lac CdSc.-Thc iuliowinn was s,o,oJ h,,
a Professor ai Paris TO hi, uuuil.. A ,,on'
tien'hn d!Ilc, made his will, in which h,
provided. that il his wife. shortly To be CON.
hned, should have Il bow. he would take
'w" thirds of the property, and his ,n,,,her
'he remainder. hut If il was GIRL, then The
qlnt er 9sass -llu tbi, ;,i.,, .I,,
nanshter ono third. Now il happencs, ma,
= BOY ana girl we're horn. The Professor
inquired how hrprnprrty was to he divided
hrr"r''inS L" The wish of tho ,csta,or. Uc
r"''"d up on" of his pupils and a.kcd,
Sr'v'lN --"Slr what was the intention or,hc
trs'n'"r: sir" answered the >tudcn,.. :. If
was tie intention in have onlv une ,.i,;ij :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

OrrnIfM Superstition. The Rev. Eic,,.
ard kniil, the zcaums agent of ,h.. I,u-
,s"n .H,se'"nary Socic'v. III Il meeting nc
Leeds last week, eivra thrilling and .Ircod-
i"i account of Il superstition which hos
'a'ciy hccn discovered To prevail in IA mar, nj.
!:" Madras Presidency, India. where the
farmers are in habit of f,rterins and kill
I'M" boys, and cutting their lcs!, from their
n"'ics, VIII" they are yet alive, and srnd,un
Il piece "i their flesh To each Of their firI!s
or plantations that tho blood NAV be soucrz.
tn ""' OF It on the soil before tho chill. dies:
'ilis ''c'n- done with the view nr maxim Tho
s"iI more fertile! TIVE ,ty-ivc BOYS. ar,nnr
thc finest that could br found. were discov
cred hy the British sol'licry in one place.
"'i"rr the care of the priests. ra,tcninc for
s'""Sntcr and inanothcr place fifteen were
lo'''id They were of course rescued. mud
ph' ''ni"r the care of the collector: aud il
was hciicvcd the missionaries would take
charge "f the poor infants. and bring them
NJ IN the Christian rcligun.-Lirerpo,k
DGPcr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23
an 90

oi the dcmocra, is der idcdly murl, straight
or 'l'an tnn' ot the ,ri color. On each side
os The 0uc"n.w hen she is at table, is a chair
Sen"ially vacalt.
" !irn she wants to talk tn anv of her
guests s''" sends her page to The person with
:, request 10 drink wine with her m;,irs,v.
ne person thus lnnorcd iumcdin,cty gets
~, and wa.hs mpto one ofilc vacan, ci;,irs.
"fihks with her naicsty. and rn,crs nroc con
We. >h'i"n. When John had t!,c invitation.
he cnt"rrd am told. into quite IN interest
ing t't'' u tctr with tho pretty little queen.
Tie talked of The United Statcs-of onr bir
rlvrrs--b'e mountains, and hi. r,rairics.
lie queen WIS highly delighted wit" >onrS
J"!i'--iniicaiions Of which crossed her t,ir
c'lccN> IN the form of smiles. After y Ii,tlc
"ui"' her majesty srnt her page to annther
"i hrr su",'s. This was signal To-, john
I" retire TO his former seat AT table, which
hc dId with great grace. h,r lit,i,. n,a;,s,y
cycIn', hin from beneath her lc;t cr. iii
the time"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

ENTRAvAG, ,NcE.-A void cxtravagancc in
every 'inn", especially in dress ami inc,deu-
'h' expenses. 1t Is one Of the mos: dan
orT0:S habits one is liable 10 acquire; once
'Tnliy liked. i, is nn incN"rah.r tyraDr. that
w'! drive his victim to the commission Of
almost every aci To satisfy his demand. IL
Is h" sworn toc fpcacc, happiness, wealth
anu integrity.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

.SaffN.-A preacher being requested TO
perform the last sad Offices. for n youu~
woman AZ the point cf death. pressed her
t" heiicv" hai ilc>t and blood could MOI en-
ter inc kingdom of Heaven Then | am
safe. said she, for am nothing but skin
and bone.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

ITish Timc.-A dandy seeing newly
Imported irishman passing the gates of the
Princes Dock, M Liverpool. cried ont,
'Arrah Pat, WHATS O'Clock bv vo,Ir red
si"rhinS" JUST striking one said Paddy
al tho same momen' flooring the Erqvisits
with his sliiIlnlah
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

ID" yon liie novels = said a Miss I.nrruish
&" ncr unco" t-v lover. Ic,n'i sny, aDSv.r-
ei e, 'nr never ate any; but yru what 4 n,
tremendous at young possua:H
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

a man observing another rccI;ur ohor. tr,
streets asked hystander if he hong IN ,;,,r was
an actor No, replied the other. tiinI lc IS !,
jWr-.!or.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23
HE WI II r. Ee ANCE.

The following Address was delivered by tho Rev.
Mr.. SUAREs, of Aiken. 5. c. beforr the Cen
trail Temperance Board of Edgcic,d Districr.
i'll the Baptist Meeting House in Marcel, last,
AMI was unanimously requested for pub!ca.
ton. (COufjnUed GOm ,,ur f1st ,
The native American., 1838-02-03

Bear Hunting in S,cedea and Noy,yau.-
Haga (near the frontiers of Norway we first
heard great complaints of the bears in the
neighboring forests, and of the ravages thew had
made among the cattle. A fortnight before, three
had been killed by the peasantry, which thew
described as being as large as the small horses
that drew our vehicle, and of the black species.
For the purpose of destroying them, the peasants
assemble in large numbers, and extending them
selves in line, beat through the part Of the forest
where they are supposed to be, uttering, at the
same time, loud shouts, and firing occasionally
their guns. The bears being thus disturbed as
semble together, sometimes to the number Of
twenty, and the hunters then collecting their
forces, surround them and commence oeneraI
fire upon the foe. This kind of hunting is at
tended, to those who pursue it singly, with cons-
derable danger; as, if the first shot miss. or anv
other part than the head be wounded, the enraoed
animal rushes upon the aggressor, whose only de-
pendence must then be upon his own speed.
though by rereating quickly behind tree, if he
have sufficient agility, he may have a chance of
escaping. In Norway, however, as in the north
e. ern parts OF Sweden, the peasant undaunted goes
mus IN pursuit of the bear unattended, relying
upon MS own skill, and generally returns trium-
Phdht. sometimes he takes along with him two
= VI ''liee small dogs, which, when the bear is
ouhd oy barking around him, divert his attention
rom 'ie hunter, who is thus enabled to get GER