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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-12
MEDICAL CARD-DR CARPENTER, No. 4 Peel

MEDICAL CARD-DR. CARPENTER, No. 4 Peck
the public that he eoanues 10 sdaiser to The .c,ed al
To vast number 81 The citizens e this metropolis he needs
no herad 70 announce his victory over disease in is most
rial 10 very specific in enumeratng the names Of the var
naades TO which mankind and womanknd subject.
he confines himself Once practice, himself per-
:Snn the Welfare 81. :. his keeps no
Or capssier would add that he regularly educated
po.a in the year ss II the New York State Medical sscie.
Sy s sss and be- s: % .aa
series devoted himself 10 the treatment and cure Of all
Be p.rIsalar in the numberiPe Peck Slip near ps.yls,
SEARS, OF which the following extract, Presby
,esa Clsgymsn residing at Mon rose, Pa The letter da
DR.. Sears Dear sirA few days sfser you IN
s.sns yos Ssr became ors
dedy alarming called counsi
70 that her cond,on Hopeless Her cough a
ged with such violence tina. W, feared she woad suoea,s
and the the aropy the other hand impaired
mutual r-se,on they were suryns her The tomb Al
her cough continued hours without ntern
:na ssy y s
rived and inneda.ey administered with the most happy
her bat the skeleton .h She has been
ssS With sneepon
weshees eroys comfortable health she : Is one ,s.sed
thank God for his mercy my family eeI myself OBJ
LEGATION, s'c to you M y.s. nv.usse Prescription, 10 her
81 and sss 90 NJ % y s1
" '"e'e', 'o''' WIN 'e''"s' . TiaoTHy STOW.
DIR. SEARS costumes his Office 4 l-2 Ann street, and
would hs happy assistance In his power those
suffering ronvcr complaints dropcal and pulmonary aHsc
TONS dyspepsia angina peeto chronic disease Sc
vrai this city similar above relaed be
referred TO and certifcses al this Office.
ANGINA PECT0RIs.-Is prominent and ctarscteris,ic
symptoms are, unpleasant sensation o. e breast bone or
pit Of the sosch attended With pain abon The breast but
Ie side n the heart extend
ing o6ea the shoulder blades and affecting the left
Those subject sometimes swskened with Of
suocaton dcuy In athng experience shortness
s breath and pslpaon of the heart walking last
ecnding flight OF stairs These symptoms not constant
which h.t do not frequently eccar bat become
frequent, with peculiar and alarming
saons ard often proving aal @eBapparent good health Is
enjoyed.
Doctor Sears has had ,uch expe enc Ia htreaimen of
this disease and has been ssccesu In which had
resistel all ordinary Ic2ils
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-12
aILLorTmss n SstErYsH HEEs. PATENT

II CONSTANTLY on hand, The manuf.ci
beuse lis Reekman stIsct, large stock OF all hrs
PENS, warranted Of best quality.
These Pens are manufactured under the perso
tesdepce 81 Mr.. Giliotll The public may ther
IDENTIFY depend upon the maintenance OF those au'
haze cbtxined for them 80 great reputation!
N b. Beware OF Countsrfets, which csn easily
by their unAnished appearance, and the inisrio
winch they are put Mp.
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NEW YORK TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE r. 1888



LARGE LOAF BREAD.
NO @ LAURENS ST.
ONE a1sr from G.1i sse soda
Crackers Milk Biscuit small Pilot Bread Tor family USE Of as
Weight ofbread pounds sl ounces before baking for one
Family Baking at 10 and o'clock.
Nh Persons asking credit are respectfully requested not
N sanks and Country Banks bought
best terms-Aso, -,
Kentucky, Ohio,
Virginia, pennsylv1nia'
Delaware, New Jersey,
Eastern Tennessee and
CANADA at s. J. SYLVESTERS.
je9 1870 Broadway, and q Wall ST.
NNw YORK TAT a .. RsALI.s-The propne.
strangers visiting the city, that he intends keeping
band general Of carriages and harness. and
Also avarey horses single and in pairs for private and
o ). MOORE, Proprietor,
N. B. Liberal advances made manufacturers carra
ges lef, 9, this establishment tor SALE o. M.
my % 3aw2m
y2 usual in the tcanent Of certain class
hs s ma no e be
with the elnsmed doctsrs medical puer and preenders oil
nasa ire from the Lamp = 9'
Ash6 great s st assured mSs i:
proprietor athe he presented this receipt that he
knew instance of its fan produce The sale Of
il in Europe has been immense.
Sold by M. Guon l27 Bswery, OF Grand Hen
way and Courtandt $, Hoffman. 657 Broadway, and
A. b. d. Sands. 100 Fulton corner Of William ST.
Price SO cents a6-Sm
LNO SALE-A counter for soda water, with marbl
top. newt sufficiently large to contain two coolers
Also, Fountain Cooler aad Drought Tube, together III
marble slabs for measuring long by "a
inches WIDE The above will be sold low applied for imme
diately at No. Old slip. : myl2f
u NOTICE-The wholesale business Of Dr. Braadreth's
lshmest No. al Broadway, where his celebrated "vEGE
TABLE UNIVERSAL FILLS" may eli times be obtained
In small and where all agents desired to
direct their communications. Remember
The PRINCIPAL BRANDRETnlAN OFFICEh
74l Broadway, opposite the Park.
The Minor Ofices are
1877 Hudson street,
Spruce street, next to Sun Office, and
fHaa sH- ZIG Bowsry
N. B. For authorised agents. DR.. Brandret verss
men observe all who sell the genuine medicine
certificate of agency sealed and signed.
mSLn B. BRANDRETH. M. d.
ny26 $50 Broadway and % Wall st.
U OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES man who passes to his
neghbor and takas bis goods return there
swnder. and amenable the laws Of his country bat the
wretch who would into the hands Of his fellow creature
PILL only ros him OF his money but destroys
his constitution and endsngers bis life - -
BEWARE. THEN, FELLOW MEN, BEWARE OF
tho GENUINE BRANDRETHs PILLS go my regular
appointed agents. who have each ofthem certhcae
cy sealed and signed by me, b. BRANDRETH n D. or 70
No. al Broadway,
No Huds
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LAW NOTICE
=. GRAHAM BENNERS formerly OF NewbsrR, N. O.
Linden, Ala.
Rrrrrrncrs -tge, William CASTOR Ne wberu nj O.

LAW NOTICE
l. GRAHAM BENNERS, formerly OF newDsrn' n. o.
Linden, Ala.
RrrsRxscEs.-Hsa william CASTOR, Newbe1n, N. @.
Hon. William n Haywood Raj ~ G.
Hon. L. d. Henry, Fayetvlle, N. G.
Mr.. Z: II. Taylor, Mobile. AL
ehelr" r. s. Bl0unt ESQ.,, Mobile, AL -.... .#.
Mi. Joha Strong, Linden, AL
Mr.. William Locke. Linden. AL fi9-em
DANK NOTE ZAP $50 600 sheets bant mote pa.
- per for sale by ). CAMPBELL ,in It,. y 4, rERssE
CHLO NArE OF LiMr-Boyd Il C,'s Beacbing
~ Powder, superior article constantly hand ana
for sale by j. CAMPBELL PERSSE,
je6.iw ITO and liz Nassau St
PILLS OF EXCHANGE in SUNS Of E5 and over
ID any part Of Great Britain, for sale
Drafts all parts OF the United States solicited the
bestierms #.N..f q
Soveregn English Silver Bank England Notes. Gnneas
Napoleons Doubloens and Thales bought and sold.
Treasu Notes for sale and Eastern doubtful and broken
~~7-. s. J. SYLvESTERs,
je9 IN e $50 Broadway, and % Wall St
THO TAVERN AND PORTER HOUSE KEEPERS
Ay person having good house in the above line dis
pose of hear Of cash customer by addressing
b. office OF the Herald post paid aing location price,
N. b One in the vicinity of Bowery and Chatham
would be preferred. Jest
A CAKD-IMPORTANT TO THE BEAU MONDE.
n = The Vanilla Compound, Persian Soap, continues 10
enjoy its high reputation the only cosmetic that will
erupons of the and ecke II gives great relief the
face and hands where the skin is liable chap exposure
Tire Wind which, from its healing des
deraium. The SMOOTH transparent appearance gives the
complexion bepeak for il great popu among the
ladies' As soap for shaving be passed. producing
in few seconds fine rich athcr The patronage 10
ceives from the nobility and gentry of France and England
has madeh extensively used in Europe:
andt st; J. H. Hart OF Chamber and Broadway
wm b. Honran, 6s7 Broadway; and T. NJ. Guon, IN Bow
Of Grand ST. Of Henry and Pike SIS ard AL
Grand B. D. Sands, 100 Fulton, corner OF William ST.
Price so cents. ASSN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-12
No. al Breadwxy,
No. 1877 Hudson street,
No. ] Spruce street, and
mSl.tf No. ZIG Bowery.

LHOh DYING HE II AIlS. from Grey or Red TO a
II beautiful Black Brown-MAHOMMEDS TURKISH
DYE universally admitted be the best article
before public IL daily superscdHg every other
ration for tho purpose which mostly composed or deete
materials and must eventually give way entirely W the
Turkish Dye Its operation almost magical, being applied
the head NJ bssore gsiax TO below rising in The
ming the complete. The SKIN meantime suf
fers change either from dscoaorment eruption roughnss
other be attended with Inc III
CONSEQUENCES whatever Sold wholesale and retail by
H. G. HART, It's Broadway,
ally Of Courtlandtst
lvI MATO PILLS.-ThE CELEBRATED sUBSTI
TUTE For CALOMEL-Ths valuable medicine which
has general In the and southwest the past
year, and successfully introduced at Philadelphia within
the last three moaths, may Rew be had In this city,
constipation OF bowels erupve diseases &c Is Of great
vlue and be resered To with perfect condencs and
The public ured that Miles Compound Extract
o. Tomato Pills ceutss ercural preparation whatsoever
The undegned General Agent for tbs proprietor give
incoatesbe preof OF this FACT and authorized To fer
Compound Exuact Tomato Pills does contain,
has contained, ~hea sold by their agents. caome any
other mercurisl preparation whacyersnd although the e
this medicine similar that produced Nv caiomel
still may be taken without The slightest fear Of Salvation
Of producing the deleerous consequences OF
class The componsn paris will be cheer
fully made known physicians wishing To Sc In their prac
ia he obtained at MARSHALL G. stocUMs Drug and
Chemical Store 903 Broadway who has been appointed 0s
neral Agent for their sale Also Rush on Aspinwars SO
Delluc Park and 5s3 Brosdwsy; Mbpu Is3 Broad
way; r. Green $50 Broadway Adsmson 0lif Bowe-
ry 600 Brosdwayi b. Dodd Gas and I'll Broadwayj
q. d. Coggeshal, AL Pearl, corncv Rose St
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1910 ~ Corr, y "a, 49,,
" m reopened reception NJ upi the IL, Of May
next Spring near Hudson. Arrangements have
been persons coming from the cousiry, and others
tha board the Issute and Thus be constantly
under the OF the Principal The
taught will practced by the subscriber for the
last years. with complete Hundreds OF
this city and the adjoining country have experaacef
IL b, nrfs ana testified 10 complete efficacy curing
worst Pupils will be received frem i've years
old In forty all guar.Gtsea the money
will be refunded. . = r.
rher information apply the subscriber the nsttnte
IL by letter, post paid. 49, y. $500 -. -
Circulars Re had by applying ~ 80 we containing eer
n sssm o cures HENRY WELLS. Principal.
SEHeEANT TALE0URDs NV IHAs
lish this morning Ths Ahepisn Captive" TRACE
~ In ave acts BY the subor OF "ion" limo.
In press and will shortly be published stereotype ed
ton OF Ryan Algebra. revised and corrected by the suber
4 vol. larso. tesG'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18
COIUNKlIs. l;a\ Oct


Hail Storm IN Observation-Disclosures
rerhaps II may sut'scrvc some good pur
pose for The public to hear through your
columns, an account of the most destructive
Hall Storm ever heard of hy the, writer. ol
perhaps, any other man of modern date.
II rose i'll The Sou'h East aud fell on the
evening of The 18th September, in Macon
County, Alabama, in Township eighteen.
RanCe iwcnty-six. aud more particularly ON
the farm Judge Harper, formerly Of Geo J
His Cotton crop of two hundred acres,
which would have averaged from s to 10
hundred pounds, was i" ten minutes de-
stroycd. the appearance Of Cotton fields in
January. after being picked ont and run
over by cattle, (now the crops have had
time to '!ir.)
His Corn was at last prOStracd. anil
peas entirely DESTROYED. And TO this scene
from one To two hundred trees pros,rated in
the farm Of five hundred acres, and YOU sec
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18
ELECTION RETURNS.
Representatives. 10 Couercss


In the Congressional District of Green
VILE and P"nlrnn. Gen Wndhy Thomp.
son is elected by n minority of 1000 votes
and upwards. Gen. Whtncr, Sub I'reasu
ry. was his opponent
In the Charleston Congressional District.
Isaac r. Holmes is elected. Hugh s. Le
gar" Int, Sub Treasury was his opponent.
Rrhlan Lexington. Oranscburg and
Barnwcll, +. II. Gilmore.
Beaufort and ColIeton, r. j. Rheu.
La"rens. Ncwberry and Fairfield. J. Il.
Griffin.
kershaw, Sumter, Lancaster. and Chcs-
tcrlicld. J. p Richardson.
Senator's and Representatives to the State
Legislature.
Senator. - Norris: Rcprc
senta'ivcs, Jas. B. Reid. J. Il Cox,J N.
GnrN'n.J. Mckinney. j. G.. Calhoun. J. IT.
Winfield, J. =. Reed.
Grernvllc- Re rcscn,a,ivcs, Il. F. Per-
r' .P. Er"ckman, Joseph Powell.
Abb i!c--' cprcsc ativcs. ID. l.. Ward
la Is 1T. J. a. c In =, \. Il. Arnold,
J.F.
l. re s-Rc! resent t IS, ]. II. Irbv,
- Saxon, - Rodgers, - Calamccs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

SrmciE.-Considcrab arrivals of spcci,
Tor our banks, have taken place within a
few days. and oihcr amounts are near al
hand, and will he received in the coursr q,
Il week. Specie funds are also provided "a
large amount in New York. " hich ca,,
either he converted into specie or he used
for purposes Of Exchange. or The sncc;e
received. nr near 1T hand. The Darirn i,nuk
ina- s5lU,uOU. the OcLn,ul;:.r Bank $40 .aH,
the branch State Ennh S6U.UijU, The Monroe
Rail Road Eahk Es2S,UUO. The cxact n.
II onnr received by The nihcr Bank, ".
have nor understood; hni all are " ell provi-
drd against lnc opening of the fall business.
to nIlur,l ll,ci, aid in the purchase of IN,
country produce. All our banL,, il Will he
rcc"iIrclcd, were in good coudiiion or the
time OF their last reports. AMI the amounts
now received are in addition to whot they
had IN their vaults. IL is ,rouer ~ re-
mark. that on an examination of the conJi
iion ni The banks throughout the country.
few, if any, present as solvent condition
as those of Georgia.
The Branch Insurance Bank Of Column
bus IN this city. has about twenty-seven
dollars III specie 10 one in circulation.
The Bank Of IlnwkinsviIc has also late.
ly received about $4,000 in specie.
The fall business has opened with n
prospect "f fair prices for cotton, which will
probably continue, should The banks he able
20 afford The means necessary for its pur-
chase; bui should they be drawn upou for
specie, Except what may be necessary for
purposes of rhnngc,> by those who sell il
IN The early phrl of The season, discounts
must necessarily stop, and the prices b.,
greatly reduced. if not an almost entire
suspension Of purchases. These are fncts
which it becomes our planters, and all
others Interested. to take into consideration.
Exchange on New York nj our Banls i
now tw" per ccnt,-NI"con Messenger,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18
IUSCUMBIA, Ala. Semi 2.

Fat"l R'ncounicr.--Wc arc informed
'hht ON III" 9TH insl., Il deadly rencounrrr
took place III the streets ni RussrlyiIlr. (nur
county town. between John \. Chambers
Esq. "i the city nI Mobile. and Thomn, l.,
Jones, "f mis- "nIniv. The parties were
h"'fi armed with Shor guns, loaded with
powder anu buck shot. In The rrncouut,r
Jones was wounded by several balls winch
took ciircI i'll his chin. IN ,uth neck. arm
and Sh"nlCcr, believed tu be- morral ne ,I,,
not firc his gun. We understand This nm
i"rt"nhtr occurrence grew out of an old
difficulty between III" parties.
Mr.. Cnamhrr> forthwith surrendered him
self to the sheriff ni 'hc count, ar. wos ~,
the 9TH 'r''d and fully acquitted, by court
"t cnIuiry.-.ii"l..niun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18
From the Charleston !Mrcury.

Inc subscriber arkuow lctIgcs The receipt
from the Ion. Nirh"as Biddlc, Charm,nn
ut The late public nlc"tins in Philadelphia.
oi the sum Of Two thousand four hundred
aud sixty-ome dollars, AZ ccuIs. which. in
addition to The sum of S7UUO previously re-
ccivei from the same source, c0mp!crrs the
contribution of The c!tiA"uS of Philadelphia
i"r IN" rcl'ct OF tho sufferers OF the late con-
Migration in this City. The whole anonut
collected in Philadelphia is S3iI6 A.;
winch. III addition to the muniIccnt dn,ia-
ton of S20.o3O ny The Bank Of the United
states, makes the whole annun, received
from fh'l;'"c'l'hl" the very handsome and
generous donaIi.n nfS29.4IG IL cents
IL. l.. PiNCKNEY, Mayor
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

something Of the case, However. out OF
the scores who have heard Of, ana come to
visit the scene Of devastation, all agree tina,
this is one Of the rare cases that outstri,-
cxaggcration.
Of Sept. an,l that Of its comiun from the
South Fast, are anomalies not heretofore
known To our nitirsi tncn. ln II word the
whole scene is oxpi"ablc only by Him who
does "won.ler~on our earth"
Yours respectfully,
OBADIAH ECI1OLS.
Society Hill, Macon co. Ala. Sept. II.
+. S.-Alanv of the Stones were the siz;.
"t hens eggs. an'l where obs.ructed about
Il foot deep when il closed.
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W. j. PEIlLBROOK.

The accounts from Nassau, IN. P.) of
th' hisa>f'oUs consequence" of ,hc gale of
o'i' INST, are truly distressing. The hull,
"i vessels. s"ImC bottom upwards. Others di.
n'asted. here and there total wreck, have.
h"en seen noa'in. ;,hon the Gulrir every ,Ii-
rcctI"n on the Bahama side. The loss oil;f,
properly mus. necessarily, be very great.
AS pro"i OF our assertion, we were inror.
meh bv pnssrngcron board the schr. Rome
Capt. Mccgm, from Nassau, that n, ono
house alone there were, boarding, twenty
i've captains. all of them masters of vessels
mat had suffered from the gale. The old
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

AN cnlcrpri>ing go head yankee, who
hangs nui somewhere in that wilderness
S'nc'arks, commonly called ..hown-east.' -
has invented Il new stOvc-which fact is
n"lhimg rX,raOrdinarv--hu he has tackled
new namc to II. The annual n,uI,ipico-
ton OF new stoves, and parcn medicines, is
Ike the infinite series in Algebra. or the
lri>hma"'s rope, Of which so.nchu,ly had
cui oil The other end.
In one rtnvr, of the particular invention
ALLUDED! III. the cook can simultaneously boil
peek oi beans. II pudding as big as vour
hat, sin bucket kettle Of clothes, bake ten
pounds ofbrc:,d. aud roas, turkey. "oo.c.
or Il pair Of ducks Byw of cnmplin.rn,
to iiIc saving. labor-snvn. inventive, i'm
pnlSIvr genius, which marks the rushing
spirit Of The age. the new patent has been
cliristenct, ";hG Ruii-rUad Stove"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

GOLDEN OpINI0Ns.-I am here inscnsi
bly, led TO make an apology tor thr ins,abili
~ ol The theories and practice of physic:
hni those phys,can, generally hcrom the
most eminent, who have the s0oncs, cman-
"ipa'cd themselves from The tyranny OF the
schools Of phy,ic. Lutte anthor
Oar want oi success is or..ns:uncd hy the
'ni'oWiu% causes; Ist, "n ignprnncc of TN,
disease; I'd. our ignorance Of a suitable re.
nrd>, 81, wan! Of efficacy in the remedy.
Boston Ere. Cu:.
II truth doth amy where manifest itself,
seek not 10 smother it with sIos,in. oeIu
SION: h"knnwirdsc the greatness thereof
aud esteem il Thy victor when the same
doth prevail over thee iIOOkrr.
lhc whole nation is .rnanin- under the
present practice ofIhc Medical p.oi;ssi.,.
which fosters disease more ,I,an cures il
and 'iebasrs or ruins our constitution
hioriSon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

AUTuMN.-ASainh has the revolution Of
the Seasons arOuShi It's To that period of the
year which IS peculiarly the time Ofih0ngiit
aud Of gratitude. The Creator b.ls SD !iar-
rouiScd natural objects anl Seasons with
the revelations he has vnlit iISaIcd of the
principles of triln rcii3 ion. that nature and
revelation mutually supper, and sustain
each other The objects hich gree: our
scnscs,arc types of the ,rn,hs which religion
oilers 10 the tniud. The thinking being
needs no other confirmation than Nature
generally spreads before him, o! The truth of
religion, and tic Immortality Of the >oul.-
In support of the belief rha, the spirit of
man has an eternal existence, VIC have the
truth IN nature that matter can never he
annililaled. The mos, that chance and
change can do tLwar.l it,. destruction i, to
change its form. Though in one s;,apc i!
appear 10 vanish before Us, il is only again
to present itself iii Il ncw aud mere bcau,i-
fu iormalon--ihe same ingrc,lcnts-thr
same alo.ns--r"Hlteh AMI ;iorr perfect -
Stall WE say then thai The saul. The rca-
son, The intelligence Of man-rniI il bv
what ;crn We plc,Sr--; les: thnn matter!
Are the scnsclc,s and intnimuic ubjcc.s we
meet enducd with an eternity OF existence,
which the soul is denied! Are onr very
bodics--thc earthly tcmrl"s--nf superior
nature to the spirit which nElahi,, ihum!
Rcason--lhc hoastc;l champion Of those
who would be wise above what is written,
rcvol,s at snch degrading id a--l thought
full of ingraIi,udr to Onnipotcnrc anl !,
dout,,:ng OF lis wisdom.
AS there is nn autumn to The ycnr--So Il,
each mans life, who is noi cui down At
midsummer or in the spring lime of hi,
existence there is Il time. when his only jny
is in rciro,pcr':on, oc in the enjoyment OF
tho present frni's Of past labor AMI indus
try. Tie auiuun of III. ;.iswrrs 10 The
fall Of The year. Its win.:r is death, and
beyond that death Tie Christian believes
il'a, there is another Spring. tn" advent Of
life eternal Happy are those whose au-
tunn is The trnItion OF early promise.
We have this season abun;an, reason 10
hc era cinl for the hountics of IL kin provi-
d"nrc. MOI only are crops abundant, the
runs which minister To our enjoyment, ns
well as the more solid food upon which W..
depend for Snpporl; bat universal health en-
ah!cs those for whom these blessings are in
tended, 10 partak" Of them IN JOY and thank
fuinrss Ai no period for many a year havp
80 many happy circumstances combined to
bless us as at the present. Let II. then
while we rejoice, remember the Give, -.
Boston Fec. Gu..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

4 ChiiEs Affection ,for a kifieu.-Cn-
der our OBITUARY head is recorded HE death
bN drowning, of young child of Mr.. Alex
der kicc, rcsidin. al Squnm. The cir
cunIStancrs under which this almost infant
(hcins only four years nf aSc) lost IT'S life.
are holh singular ana affecting. She bad
followed a small hoy To The river. wrepin =
bitterly, because he WIS about To drown a
kitten for winch >hc had formed n strong n, :
'achncnt. and II" sooner was il tossed into
'hc water. than the agonizcd child TOOK of
ITS Shoes and raising its clnilrS, walked
INTO The river with ~ firm and ,ir.rr,ui:ud
sep towards the object of her daring and
;'ii'c ciion, bu before reaching II she sank
mt" deep water, and her gentle spirit re-
turned 10 The Cod who gave it, The tear
VIII como. To think there was none near 10
rescue The li'lc sufferer " lIo so fcarIcsslv
pcr'lrd and sacrificed her own life, to save
'lnto comparatively valuclcss ono, b ut
upon hich, sh" had set her youn. at,cc.
tions.-U. s. Gast,c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18
NGEFULK. Oct. |.

An instance "f'hc pro'npiness of The re-.
lief To be afforded by Steam vessels to coast
navigation in stormy weather wis exhibi-
Storm Il mi and rain which 1bsI
the U. ). Ship Futon Cap, Skinner, raj
,'d her steam. and departed for III. Canes
in search Of distressed vessels, a,ti s,,rrc.
drd ~ rcscuiny the brig Fnvnrire. frou,
Turks Island. with salt, which haJ I,.,
sails, and must i'll all probability have been
'riv"n ashore. The Fulton Immediately
took III" brig in tow, aud in six hours from
her departure tr nn the harbour returned
"''h her prize 10 her lurinrr :nci,otooc-
The capacity OF the Fulton is spoken highly
oi and wc are confident. thai, under ,h.
c"n'mand "iCarI Skinner, she will receive
Il lUll fair trial. Bcucog.