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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

We are sorry 10 learn thai there is n
prospect of late Wheat being considerably
injured by rust in the upper Districts. May
" hcatis said to he less injured from that
cause, some fields of " hich have been har.
vested. In every other section of The
United States from which we have heard,
the crop is stated To be unusually tine.-.
GreeRriM NuuntQineer
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MsNIsrERIAL APPOINTMENTS.

AYssEdi.or-Pleose give the following ap-
pointisenls one or two Insertions in the CO.
lumus Of the Advertiser. and 9biige
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rroes are within four miles Of this Post. !
shall. of course, locale my pre-emp'Inn
aud reside. here. Your sincere friend.
DANIEL VI STEWART.

IRON Ae Macon (Ga.) Telegraph. May 81.
Henry Shutt=, ESq This gentleman,
more ianIiIariy known as the founder oi
Hamburg. IS nov in our city. We un-
d-rsiaud hr is io"king up testimony pre-
paratory to the great trial in the Augusta
Bridge case, which is l" take place al
Edge6-ld e. II. South Carolina, on Mon
da, next. This case has been some 2U
odd years ia court; in il is involved sum
OF between 500 and S600.0U0. All butthe
officers aud hangers OF the court we dare
say, would be glad 10 see The questlnn
(Which, any than honest men could arbi-
Iraic IN hall an hOur.) adjudged, and the
money 90 where it belongs-buI likely
enough, II may continue in court twenty
years longer.
ShuI,z Is ma, ofg"nius and enterprise;
and beyond dispute. deserves hel'er fate
than he has received. The Vaccinations
oil his enemies, or of an evil genius, have
kept hlm in law for nearly quarter OF q
oeuiury-tHe expenses of which il has ta-
keu ueuriy or quite all the proceeds of a
long aud Industrious life 10 deiray. II he
have justice on his side, as many believe
he has, We hope the day OF his deliver
ance draw nigh. The old gentleman him.
sell (uow nrarIy 70years oId.l appears 10
excellent health arh spirits. and very san
guine al The result. lie thinks his enc
mles Will have enough r('Old Harry yet.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

The following is an extract from the
Savannah Georgian. of a letter from on"
OF the American Cotton Plsnr,rs IN India !:
al cun hire FIVE men herr. for ~ hat would
be paid in Georgia for sixteen wear old
boy, and as many day lahorerS "a ! wan,
at i've cents n day and find ,hemscIvc,; !;
aad rent only COSTS 81 25aa acre. SO yuu
acs Goes qot require lisps lpeaDs Ia hiGe
Il mi inaaai-
Z, tss go
WI d. si1d
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

On Tuesday evening the 18th inst. By the
Rev. DIR. Beali. of Talbotton, BEsJAMIS Y.
M.RrIs, Esq, Of South Carolina, 10 Miss CAR.
oL,sE w. BESSISe, OF Harris county. Geo
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.mYmENEAL
MARRIED.

The siiken tie that binds i,rO riiIinc heart.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

lony.
On Yesterday, as Mcssrs. Crane. Gar
diner AID Sullivan were coming home 10
camp. late in the evening. after lolling all
day with axe aud hoe, a hug" tiger al
tempted 10 carry I'll hr Sullivan, hut fail
ell III doing so hy missing his spring by
about three feet. Mcssrs. Crane and Gar
diner ~er- ready IN a uomen, to assist
Sullivan: the savage annnl, however,
seeiug he was oulnumbcrrtl. fed. and was
pursued hv Mr. Crane, fine dog, whn also
rushed to Suliivnn's AID.
In our difficulties, of every sort, We have
been most kindl, aided and encouraged by
al! the officer, oi The Army. T"Capl. r.
X. i;aruum aud h.s command, We are un
der weishry obligations, cspcciaIIy t"Lieut.
G.. ~. ParIcn aud DIR. }. Walker. As
90 r,inandcr ol The Colory. my housr Wa
finished ilrs,. II istrn feet vide aud tour
/. eu Iung. built Il palmetto logs and GOV
cred with cypress burk. Fe" cabins how
eyer. are better stored with beef, pork.
ilour. rice. &c &c. !hn,e jusr room 10
ea, AID ,teep. hu, unthins nrnre. This Is
nts bpme for The balance oI my lie
Corn. do Us have done. the country l.
sisssrtll taking little trouble for; and as L"
slslisns, we value them not rush. with
gun aud two dog, Blackstone and
li!ipid. ride for many miles away
8lSoa auf camps, aione aud fearless.
nearly forgn,ton To infurnl you Of
'Hs adisidn6l great good fortune. All
slfs s,le hnitdines al Fort Mellon have
81 ses 0yyr TO me hy order Of our
ifesgs Worth. lam we'll fiSe'l:
pgas Op and ,wenty-nins' ny pe-
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&lA9o G@AAg7s3ZfO9
SEMIN AIRY.

HNHE Seventh scholastic year 81 thirteenth
u session, OF this Institute ion CONNER need
on MONDAY the l29th pl.imo AI,s. Trawin
offers her ackaowledgmsnIs to those Parents
and Guardians who have hitherto afforded The
most agreea5le proof OF their appreciation, BY
committing 10 her care the edacation OF their
Daughters and Wards, With az increasing
feeling Of the weighiy responsibility Of this sa-
cred charge, Of training the youthful mind, Of
expanding is powers. satching ats develop
ment. and eultivsting the hearI. mipd and man
ners Of her nupiIs she can. ilrasting only 10
Divine assistance pledge berselfto Increasing
Administrations N this arduods bat delightful
employment.
TERMs PER SESSION or 5 MoErHs
Board $40, pWaskirg included, j $45
7tation III allthe English BREACHES, 10
French, IN order % enlarge PIE French
Class, no extra charge lriH be made
for that language during TIE ensuing
.uasis, ~ Nj. Gosrts,J Pr quar-
ter, IA so
Use Of Piano, 9 so
Dra,oing and Painting, .Mszzotinting,
Var Hork IN Fruit, FiOUers,. and
Shell Work, each, 3 90
nS-Eo deductions made for absence, unless
on account or proiracted sickness.
/ Charlestown. sept l, Bt2
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.NarlNerp' Is fnualtorp.

sk y. iii I. VI L VII 81 iii
- lr ., 49, 1 1.,. ~ n, y s 'ns lno
,.Ip "a : NV pssuiai 100 = III
- III ~ ssss 80 $50. ann " 'nseS,s
= Me ls'e cfoPi 20 Me.y!ana; sirgl?la
90 w II ,popgn oalsl'ns W 0llgpsf
- ifosPes'so' leaNy J fst t'a " 10 lisls
Peiloa q I'M sPllng, we're nese.'nsi !. 4
sies.y IpJulep ~ 'nss is'sl alaiauy sae
say .pe, o"lng e 'nese clrepsnl
z sn1e ~ = ~ u.pel ons. spa'l tsls
$500 .'op = spYns W lhos ~ Pofesn}
.o1Is'sI n 81 ~ I'M lnIu. = os1
$3.50 sssS. ~ y ~ y AEs N'.'aa'ro,s ls0ss
81 NJ IS .ss s q, 1sfsn'.Os meaaf AZ
80 - ~ ~ Up ron ~ raNas g j
= - ouif1'ss ones' uhurs our PIsssn1 e.
n rs !, ~ lYoM upou e os.ns uns.'ain TO- ~.
,he PfsfftlI'se 0reahf maiell now sugEss'
w mfslsfst Is, PVT r''ntli Is .hese' 5.ar'
y soWln -. W. W ri psas,er' ssif q
some osnfr fupsIsnee calqola'en % pIefeni
me s0o TaPio snpply q HIS nutft'ise is'
nures. dqing the last t~p Or three wfek'
q ZOE gfow'h q we Flanf Desp ploesh
lpg wopidr 10. opF oPipton' exert mos
/ va aole Sauxlhary ga n rfPfesslng sne
decomposition 81 ne animal ana segsta
ole opdl g buried 70 me sou, thsrepy 20
sentY jprosong.hg lne supply, oai fegeia,
nng fne lnfhH'y R19palr'i ~ i9s SURGE
= w rapss' ~ ~ gusiuins us y =
49, S'ose !, naus 81 1850 Z. Ill
aIe suPP n y sYns y issa - 'ne ~
lufs ~ rns zap feSss'sf sllu cohssq 10y
~ .Hs ulfsasr snuNsp n A.is lus'; W.
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An INclDENT-The Erie Gazette, no.
iicing the return Of The BufTsIo from ihe
late pleasure excursion o.the spper lakes.
says little incident occorredIbi ST. Marie,
one Of The stopping places. not unworthy
Of record. A band Of Indlans we're ID
siied % deck todance, and iniheir gyra-
siQns an aged, sqaaw tumblen overheard
and sunk Any one acqnsinted with ihe
fidelity and 6lial character Of The Indians
towards the aged Of theirtribe y1resdi.
" imagine the unearlhly criessnd lamen,
tatiOns immediately sent up by the whole
band. Quick as thought, yeung Indian
son OF lbe drowning squaw. plunged il 10
iheErescue Of his mother: BIT lail;no /,
rise 10 ! reasonable time. W. Minor RI
beris. Engineer on The Erie Canal. ar
one ofihe pleasure partys plugged 10 after
and very soon rose to the surface viii
both mother end son. when eli were haul
ed on board 10 safety. No,hfng could *
coed the gratitude o.. The itibe toward
Mr., r.. manifested by screams Of dsligh
and hanging upon bin as iflhsy would e
him up with kindness.
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RI0MMwND
MEDICAL COLLEGE.


HNAE Winter Term Of Lectures in this Insti-
- tuition, will commence on .BoHdar he 3lsi
NJ Oriobsr, and continue months.
gosn Cullen, ". d Professor Of Theory and
2raeSce Of Medicine
LisW. chsmberisyne, M. D., Professor Of
Matesia Mediea and Thetapeulies.
z. Bohsnnin, NJ, D. Professor Of Obststsics
ard Diseases Of women and Children.
Ths Johnson, NJ D Professor Of Anatomy
and Physiology.
~ 4 Warner. ii D /, Professor or Surgery
aud Surgical Anatomy.
5 lisupin, NJ. p, Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharlbacy.
Professors Cullen and Warner win each De.
liver 5Wo Clinical Lectures week. In the In
hrmssys u the College; Professor Johnson two
week pt the Aims House; and Professor
Chaus1erlhyne occasional Lectures q the Peni.
teniissy and,ciI5 Hospital. as interesting cases
Rresett themselves. These institutions furnish
iasse number Of destructive cases, and the
nnmee0us Clinical Lectures. 70 al OF which the
6tude7t villbe admitted without charge, will
1fFord him rafs advantages for becoming sc.
quainlfd with The types of Southern Diseases, and
witnessing the appropriate treatment. The
Surgical eases admitted into the College In6rm-
airy sh)rd the Professor OF Surgery opporluni.
tias oE performing many Of The msjor and mi
nor 0pHfaflons before the cltss .-ss-
TheslAeilisies rot The slady Of Practical Ana
tony aSe unsurpassed any where The material
for distsetion Is most ample, and the exieusive
Anstels ieal Museum is well stored with healthy
ahd-m5rhid proportions.
The fchenical Apparatus and collection or
specimbns ii Naistia hedica are very conplete
" 6neSihe Insvtution Offers facilities for the
prosecutor % Medical Studies, unsurpassed b.
aeysIs3tar tns,itution 10 this country.
Reessted 10 each Professor.
The kfjeerof Board, inalualng fuel, lights ser
wants 4ilendaDce. Ae.. is from so 10 $500
psvsesk. AUG. Z. WARNER.
aasfil, 1912, -6t. Dean n u, taenlis,
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2 Il s y q 3 TOE.

HNH0SE whose accounts with Mssss FoRp
i & sxrpxk are unsettled, are ag4ia notified
that The books and papers Of that FIRM are
ready Cor settlement, and 10 chsfieslown, at 4
eonFsuieat place for Settlements. Ana those
Who have settled aud areiadeblsd viii Sc ex.
pecsed 10 max payment II least ID part of their
indebtedness d the 6rb, bf october next,
A Disregard % this notice by any, wa cGue.
their debts 10 Be snfptted b saas. ana that
without any respect TO the debtor
WM c. WORFHIS6TON,
II. HENDERSON.
Aug. rs. fsia Trusisss n E&S.
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Teacher Wanted.

n TEACHER qualified 20 Instruct in the IA
IA rious branches OF English edueaton, may
find situation al the Eastwood School-house
ia Jefferson County. three miles from Charles
town The applicant must be . man Of gooc
moral habits, devoted tol his profession. AMI
anxious for The Improvement Of his pupils
Application may, be made 10 either Of ID,
subscribers.
DANIEL SNYDER,
THOMAS fBRtScOE.
vi VI TH0S. BRoFHERTOH,
49, l444f JOHN GLAuS0N,
John MOORE
July 0s. 1879 IN
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BoEAPARrEts orI1I0N or cr1nfsr,
A flTeign ienrnal lalely pdblishet, 4 e.nrs,,s
lion. related hy CAunt a Moniholon. he f.,,b
fal frepi uf Ibe Emperor Napoleon WiIhnn
being fespensihle for lie rn,h&f this cor sersa
ton. Is reported. viii copy iiiiserally IA
may have been really uttered by The Emnefor..4
u deserves q be read with attention
"Iknow men. said Napoleon. aand
tell you tina, Jesus i 10, man The re
ligion Of Christ IS ! mystery which sub
sists BY lis own fee and pfocseds from
nIud wdich. Is not q human mind Hs
End 10 H. q marked individuality. which
originated train Of words and maxim,
unknoTnsbefofe. Jesus borrowed nothins
from our knowledge. He exhibited ia
himself aperlecl example Of bis precepls
Jesus is not philosopher for bis proof.
are miracles ;and. from the FIRST, bis discf.
pies adorned him. la fac,, learning and
philosophy are OF no use far salvation
and Jesus came into the world to reveal
the mysteries Of Heaven ana the laws oil
the Spirit.
Alexander, Caesar. Chsrlemsane, and
myself founded empires; bot upon what
did we rest the creations Of our genius
Upon force. Jesus Christ alone founded
his empire upon lore and a; this hour
millions Of mtn would die for him.
III was a not DAY or a battle which
achieved The triumph Of. the Christian
fellglon 10 The world. No; 4 was long
war, 4 contest for three centuries, begun
by the Apostles. then coDtiaued by The
dood Of Christian generations. In this
war, all the Kings srd potentaies Of The
earth we're on one side; on the other, |
see noarmy. but a mysterious force, some
men scattered here and there 10 al parts
OF the world. and who have DO other ralIy-
ing point than 2 common faith 10 the nys.
teries Of the cross.
II die before my time, and my body
vii! be given back TO the earth 10 become
food for the worms. Such is the faith
which awaits him who has been called
the great .NopoLeon. What an Sbyss be-
tween my deep misery and the eternal
kingdom Of Christ. which is proclaimed;
loved. and sdored. and which is extend
ing oyer the whole earthl Call you thi.
dying' i it not living rstherl The
death Of Christis the death or God 1"
Napoleon stopped at The last words bu,
General Bertrand making no reply, The
Emperor added. IF You do 80 rYr-
ceive .tha, Jesus Christ Is God I did
wrong 70 appoint you General"
II this language was really uttered by
MAJ leon. il forms ! fine chapter 10 de.
fence Of Christianity. for which we are
indebted ioihe greatest warrior Of modern
,ines-non res.
Genuine oFfeigned. The above are grand
views, and worthy Of great mind 4
llI A. c.
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Ingortsnes Of he Qualify of tie Sail
used in making Butltr. -eAfa lais Agri-
cultural meeiiag in Augusta. Maine Dr..
Bates stated that the Quaksrs 10 Fairfield
were 10 the habit Of buying the best dess
cfiption ofcoaise salt. and cleaning il, and
having it ground. and this they used in
The manufaetuteg Of butter. The conse.
qusnce was. the butter madssby The Qua
ksrs Of Fairfield, had better Reputation.
and bore higher price than tho buttef
made 10 other towns. He held the n up
as worthy OF imitation. He. stated that
the loss Of the butter manufactured. in
that State was greater in amount every
rear, tban.ihe sum raised for The State
'iax-more than two hundred Thousand
dollars. He believed lhat, II this fact was
generally understood If the people could
be made aware fthe loss incurred by bad
manufacture, we ishouid@la az once see an
10 This article Of which so
Isnueh is produced and which eaters iato
bur daily consumption.
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SCHOOL WANTED.

a GENTLEMAN qualified 10 teach the va.
n rious branches Of an English Education,
- also the Latin. French and German Lam
gusges, IL DESTROYS Of obtaining School Ne
would prefer receiving certain noathiy Or
quarterly ssisry, which should DO reasonable
and then permit any umhet Of scholars, mol
exeesdine thirty. 70 aitepd. School in the
country would be preferred Applyst
Sept I !, lsl9 THIS! OFFICE.
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.VTw Co,Tafrn (sgsf olners

GKTILL please bear 5 mind lhtltsFI great
" scarcity Of money Al Hafpess- Percy,
on account Of delinquency on he part q me
General Goyernnept teHsrds The Asnoriss. And
that shall want thstr aid By me last Of Sep
lepbsr. q ukirh lime ~ish % ltyl fresh
and cheap stock Of Goods. cutkd1.sn vii
please sEcnss lbp gentle oua. - i = he result
% nsce1sily ahd The frst made Tor more than
IS year. of business
sept !, 18l2. WN ANDERSON.
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Moiker. have faund 1 traf
o. yonf eyel How came Il Ghsres
Mdfeare comine-nbw They sEtass
Ohe s6ssthef down yaur face.
How ] feel ropr bosorn hesve
Wkaf Cues make yau SOB and sfieNel
Let ne wfpe ychf tears swey,
Or cannot 80 and pisyIs
Why i faiher sleepipg soi
Pat me dewa and lei ne co.
Let me 90 wherr Near stand :
Near eneueh 10 reach Shls hand.
ii.hF. i feels Is sitG and cold
A. p5eee of ice ID hpidIl
Lift me %. n, kiss his chfek.
Then, perhaps, hen wake add speak.
Mother. OH i isn'Ihe,
For bel will not look abnel -
Father hadn't cheeks kn &hi,e,- Hes
See, ihe lips are fastened night
Faiherialwsys spake and smiled.
cslline me his darling child =,
He Uppld Give and Ak KISS
When came -bul who Is his
. IL MS ftfher. IL, done : NJ ..s4ls.si
Speaking 10 his dazzling obef
viii be never, never more
Know aud love me as beforel
Could h- hear what We have said;
. Tell me, xhsi IS being deAds
o. he doesn't breathe a breath!
Mother what's the cause 81 deathl
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BEAMS MERCHANTS
e @sPSDI,o
aIlla
BCUTu CHARLES STREET
DANWIMCHNo


EIt Il Z subscriber tate Proprietor Of! ahs
Globe Inn,) would respectfully iniorm Mi
fKlsats nj he public generslIys that be hsi
LEASED flll nagni6cept tpildiag erecssd'by Dr
Jacob lle1tk. "a Solsh Charles. near Market
Street
The establishment j. ii complete older hav.
Ing been Hewly furnialed III ! manner which
canaat fail 10 cembiae comfort and conyeni-
epee. The subscriber bfgs lsate 70 tender his
warm acknowledgements FOR the vssy liberal
share Of public patronage bestowed on him,
while proprietor The Globe Inn. and hopes, 81
nnfemiiiing attention TO theewsnts Of his eussts
snd bis aacs ising ebdeavors 70 please, ID meriI
eoptinuaDce Of past fssofs
The loeation OF The Hotel i The mosi ceutra
n , altimore. being 10 the immediate vicinity Of
The pEsheipal wholesale Dry Goods Houses. and
BE-. short wnik from ne Rail Road Depols and
1leamboal Lnndings
ID 81 1919. $500 - shAA'
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y
.kfSss FRANCS Sestefnn5.y.
VsHe dafiss Of tsis lss,i,ufioa vskls he r.saa;,s
~ MONDAY ma SD ~ SsPre BiEas
viii rsneMad zeal and eoh6aenis. based .IeOo
past sheesss md the spTfsbssiof 81 a l,brrsl
roaamlnity
fFnMs PER sEsslos OF Fivk MoNTHs /:
For aii ne Branches Of he Eng-
iish Department $40 100
Music PEI quGrter Mr.. GoestsJ IA so
Use Of Primo per sssaion 2 SO
Pointiag and DrcUing 10 90
Fuel so
Boarding s, Washing per session 45 90
g5AIi Is hoped that me ,popil. wili Be- pube-l
luaf IL heir 4tiendante. Il
Sept J 1872
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UNIFORMS The eilizeus OF charleslown, aud
the adjoining eo6ntry, shalhe Is prepared 70
execdt5all orders IN his line with neatness and
desp1Efh
Il + aooks Of sfiers len al The = Free Press
ol6ce. i II BE- attended . u al lines.
Aug is. lst2-tE
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WHAT 9 rRuE I,ElIa1oN


TheIfollowiag beautiful reply vas written 10
young lady's Album, lin answeri 10 The above
sceptieal intertogalory)by Mr. Joas b. sMlra,
OF New York:
| True religion is fountain Of bliss, re
freshipg The weary traveller inltbis vale Of
tears. Its cherub OF innocence com.
muning with the poor in spirit. II il !
1winged, messenger 81 consolation 10 The
iorlorn children Of misfortune. 1t is an
unbroken mirror Of devotion. rejecting
zone Lord one faith. and one Baptism, =
for. all ages and nations. Its al unchange.
able hadem Of glory irradiatiog the foot
stool of,he Deity. |, is bright star Of
revelation 10 The celestial firmament-
THAT guides the wanderer a. he sirays
/ Ger lies dark ocean and its trasklass ways.n
Il is an inialible chat, directing The ever
varying course Of hurlan opinion. Itisa
faithful sentinel Of lime ior ihe nnpre
pared 10 NEE; The sad degrees Of death
Il Is guardian Angel 70 The slumbering
victim Of the grave. Its becon Of hope
before The bar Of the eternal lodge. Iii.
the sanclifsd odour OF 40 I'M Il oItat soul
pertaining The heavenly throne Of Osnni
potent justice. II is The hoiyjincense Io
q conifiie heart ascending before The alta
Of Divine mercy. And il Is the saint,
Queen Of Peace, who, silently, bestowi
precious gift Of benign charity upon be-
penitenl subject and causes him 10 Ielu,r
IN thanks 0! adofaiion-'O iTHou Al
MIGHTY BEING. whose eye surveys crea
ions utmost bounds, and al ~ hose nor
the noblest nations iremble- THOU. e
whom The humbIesl look for msrcy-LooI
ON ME!" Is
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PASS TICKETS.

O6sce of he S. G. S HerPers- Ferry
Turnpike Company,
August .. 1912.
ID LASS TICKETS. receivable fog Toll. are
III now for sale al The established discount
b MrakEEks. The Secretary
Sept !, ISi2 John YATES, Prssf,
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pRENTERS.

4 No men lsbos harder than prinisrs-.- IL
men are morn scantily paid Id propnssior
p The weeF and tear of mental and physii
cal cpnstitulinn no men ID this comm d
nifty w are quite certain. Sfe called upon
TOR 50 lsrgs ID amount 10 pfopottiSss ID
their means VI grasustous seryices--ard
We believe thai 40 men perform these Il j
paid SeF ace iuilh more cheerful alacriiy.
The hoIane vs. or indifference with which
some people lay anassessmeut upon ii w.
hPapeF prepfte1oTs Mould Justify the siifer.
ence that'they SURPRISED types ard press
To- cost nothing joafney men and apafAnti-
ices toaAhof ami live without need otlood
orB clothihg4 and faper makers 10 fnfbish
costly materisl without ever asking for
payment WV hAye nn doubt thar fsch
OF the proPrietors sof The Saily pbreiNoI
| ibis CIV give enough annually 10 tue " D
Of adssrtiAln fof persons and sarifliss
ssiac a1qlNbAe 6nght 10 pay, eAt sn
new pbPrrs fbr which he gets nessher
credit no. .hanks, 10 deiray he expenses
lof educating children. even though BE-
might have spn Or Two At colleges II
some rich fellow who iDheriIed bis money
Without earniHg il, wefe to give wayhaif
as much, PIE would be iandsd sky high,
as The pririre nf phiIshlhropisls and This
name would ring aiGngEthe Atlantic ltoul
Maine to Mexico, aud be echoed ison
The Rocky Mountains IS beneIacsos 81
hisrace. A Few hundred dollars eisen
10 \ lump lis something 10 tell of i six.
pence 4 time, dozen times day, isne.
yer ihopght ol. H. Bosioa Courier.
4 I'M --a---4- III
SuRLiME When ihe.sea becomes con
vulsed, and The waves. foaming with rage,
leap 10 An agony of faty 10 the clouas---
Ishen tile loud thunder peals through Inc
atmosphere. shaking the earth from lis
poles tolls centre, add Heavens lightaing
seems II Erapthe world 10 a generaLepn
aagration-hoW pofgnsnily painful most
be the feeliagsIof ths sailor whose Ifsil
bark at5snch a time. tides The waves
when lie ftrnembers that twenty Tour
houts have mol elapsed since the purser had
stopped Ais gr9g i-[N 3. Pisayuns.
.MalSs and Females. The Cincinnati
Chronicle states that in the present con.
dition Of ,be white population Of lahe
United States, the femAles born pet;ans
mum are in plumber about twelve thou.
sand less than the males. This deser.
mines Of itself that Polygamy il not rIas
1uFal condition oi mao, and that The laws
Of nature aud religion IRE the same--shaI
one man shall be the husband OF one wo-
man. He'll HH III Ia
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XMAS s1bscrib.r prefers his m.lhod 81 let
ing ~ friends knew thai be mnst have
lsftf<nll IN i1|I. , NkIeoUITH.
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a CAR u.
DR.. =. r. BROOKE,

HAVING been induced 10 change his loea-
II ton. f0f lliaaof CharIestown, respectfully
offers bis services to the citizens Of the town
and vicinity. At
He may be found al al times except when
professionally engaged) al bis Office at MIR.
abelps Hotel.
y Charls.tewn. March II. lsta
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A contemporary. attending TO maksihf
heading of some Articles, wrote SHEDS
and Palches.p On examination OF ghel
proof ne ropnu " rrIureu cnau aud III AZ
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