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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-02-14

Does your School Teacher take a Ne,Cs
papcr.-lf not, we should be very much
inclined TO doubt ifis due qualification for
the important trust confined to him. Iii
the duty of an instructor Of youth TO teach
them, not merely how to read, write and
cyphor, not merely Geography, Grammar
aad Mathematics, by rote parrot-like, bu.
how TO think, how to apply these and:oh
er branches of education to the practical
purposes Of life, teach them knowledge of
the world. in short, any and every hing
which will be Of use TO them in after life.
In doing this, what 80 useful to aid them,
or so interesting. advantageous and instrnc-
tive to them, as the daily use of the valu.
able newspaper, with its, novelties, its
news from all quarters ofthe country and
he globe, its notices ofnew improvements
in lhe arts and sciences, in mechanics,
manufactures and agriculture, its discus
sions Of important moral and political
principles OF right, its record Of events, of
changes and revolutions in the various
seclions Of The world, its fun, puzzles; and
amusement for recreation Of the mind :?
The period is rapidly approaching when
the good newspaper will be considered as
essential in the school room, as the Geog
raphy, the Arithmetic, or the Grammar I;
and will be adapted loa greater variety of
purposes Let every school teacher mark
our prediction, ami hold it in ,remem-
branre.-Doltar Newspaper. =.
| NJ. H.oo.J
cident occurred with friend ofours the
other day He was expecting his mother
in the evening cars from Baltimore. and
like good son repaired to the depot 10
meet her. II vas dark day, aud by the
time the cars arrived there was no such
thing as Distinguishing the faces ofpassen-
gers. As he entered one Of the cars, a
lady seated in corner addressed him as
'Father'-the voice was bis mothers ard
the title one which she always gaVe him
while at his house and among his children
so, without hesitation, he threw his arms
round the lady's neck and kissed her. Jusl
then a gentleman pushed him gently aside,
and went through the same ceremony:
This vas very strange, he thought, a man
kissing his mother! Hardly had the thought
passed his mind when4his veritable moth
er came forward and kissed him. Very
much embrasscd, he returned to the gem
,leman, "Sir, / have made an egregious
blunder; but whose pardon shall ask,
yours or the lady's 2" The meek reply
was, "ihee had better ask the lady's par
don, though don't know which bad the
best of the bargain, thee or my daughter.
Washington Standard.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-02-14
DRUGS & MEDICINES.

THE Subscriber keeps con-
stantly en- hand, full and very
complete assortment ofthe most
choice FAMILY DRUGS aud
MEDICINES.
Physicians. who are in prac-
tica, will find it to their interest
TO call and examine; all articles
pre,,ared by us are strictly ac-
cording to the Dispensatory,
and ,r6 y Urrnntcd to be such, so that
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-20

VIII a,h.rnAen ha,far ppfchaseI lie LIN
bth ARD on Nam .iaael near me n.sgs
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10 iafn..a OIL ki"ass r PAT LUMBER on he mo-
hfafahie tenps fsf cash
Attached 20 ia.. tat1 - 80 t1ct'irni plaurn. ma.
me Nhr1 "' De e.HaaaIiY supplied alsh la.y.
af' heafias r'aiarf batias st,itsr &c. wh.rA - ii
= NJ ~ cash a. laN a. ataaY place m ihs We.
I'm country. an oftef. ibsakfliy received an
is,5.45A offended o L. 5 ROOT 4 &c.
Wheeling A4su.f III
as'fineian hssmsnef eaay 10 swo,,,, al 10, A.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-20
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-20

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-20


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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-20

GNHY WILL Yor DELAY, And IL.
w the Wi nnhealthy westber 90 a.,
iisease 10 or sfsiem. thai = certain 4, 49,
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fou thar tonfHn.pi'oE : eerials death 10 81
perotl 1850 'as
THEN WHY WILL YOU DELAY
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soreness Of ths ihfeaf ,ad inflammation Of H.
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PERSONS sf'fef 1hepfeises 20 pfoefsslfnate t,~t.j
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10 he canrefnra shoni ihcf health. When III I'll
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cold take Timely warning and set ria OF IA =.
soon % possible.
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'i'fe ne public. iesie1 bF thousands Ana 5,fy
50 ." alfnos. e'erY famif throughout ,hsif
TIL CHEST AND LUNGS
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-20
ID Ntw ARRiNALof ptsiRABlI GooDs

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goods among Mhich are ..lfpe .a.,, z.,..,.
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a ne~ ami heaouful nu,cie
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-20

! lRGiNtA-D NHNctea-Af Cafru,
snprrn' Geafla i.sA sn' CtsHrtfs. i.fsun.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-11
burned till Thursday at IL O'Clock.
Com ~ Pleas.
Before .Iudpe Iilshnffer


JAN l0.--No perdic.-.john Chapman vs.. .4l,sd H.
DunscombIn this case, tried Tuesday and reported
in the Herald OF yesterday the jury unable to agree
verdict, and discharged by direction Of the
court.
Islander by Lady cna Lawyer.-He",y s. Mackay vs.
James c. Porter and Emeiine his riJ Last term
ported in the Herald the trial OF Islander suit brought
by Counsellor Mackay against James C. Porter in which
the learned counsellor recovered the sum of dana
ges and snug bill Of costs against James C. Porter
compensation for certain slanderous words spoken TO tho
children and family Of the counsellor of and concerning
transaction in which an alleged counterfeit - bill
figured from tho hands purseof the counsellor Into
the till of Porter The present action was brought on
precisely the grounds and for similnr Islander ut
tered by Mrs Porter he fair wife Of the first defendant.
The words attributed to the lady clearly proven,
received in the first satisfy the ends OF Justice.
The to the jury under the charge OF the court
and after about an hours absence the jury msctsd tho
lady in the Of $40 and bill of costs.
RAM Case -Bcnjann .lndrepsr M u. Hart, Ear. sher-
B-This action against the Exsherif for money
ren,sd store to Mr. Human on lease for Tires
at 5000 per payable in advance In the spring Of
lsls Human placed DIS su. n ,ne nshus ., &C. T
year a. was placed in the hands OF the deendantw VIII"
proceeded to sell the property but received notice from
judgment creditors and the present suit is brough, to
the justice thereof On the part Of the defence IT
set up that the plaintiff had cvcted his tensnt but
this denied by the himself and was then
contended that by the construction Of lease and the re-
sys by sn to h all el Ss ssn' ws
willing to pay The went to the jury on Two
did the receipts fairly construed mtan that
the received In advances and secondly was there
any rent due on the iih of July, when the lease was
made The jury found for The plaintiff dnmagss siis
Jrok,,age (oy sal, Of I<ass-L tiiorc and Chiffon
Nm Tonr,ro,fh-This was action TO recover the sum
of $3.50 being the brokerage per cent, on the sale oil
a house No 30 Pine street for $4,000 10 Mr. Russell IN
aya MIR Russell proved that he contracted for the pur-
chase of the property Of the plaintiff but that owing 10
defect in the title the purchase was not completed Mt that
time I'm the autumn following he bought the property
through the agency Of another broker.
The defence was not entered on when tho court nd
~ Judge Kent adjourned both the courts Of Oyer and
TerTnner and the Circuit without taking M any bu
sin,sg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-11
mAC,NIN'S

Is and speedy for consumption bar
renness mpoteucy ucorhm winter, ostructed difficult
OF painful of invountary
discharge thereof and for the general prosta of the system
whether tha result OF inherent produced by
lively in its Its unrvaed in both
h-misperes the result OF its almost virtues
LET NO ONE DESPAIR.
Nothing be than its Inyigoraug elect,
human frame Persons afflicted with weakness aud
stude before TAKING IT, become robust aud full Of
under influence IL immediately the
essnes, losess Of the female frame which the ouly
Of baenness and which prior 10 Dr. Magnns disco
very considered be ncurabIe Language indeed
do justice the ofthe Lucna Cordial which
gaded heads Of the faculty all the world
Of the impo. medical discoveries OF any agp.
Sold wholesale aud rsail this city 25 Fulton street.
corner Nassau. Price 50 per bottle S2i per dozsn.
is imsec
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u. \ sinrsl,aiis Once.

Before $. Rapelja, Esq, Y. ). Commissioner.
JAN 1o-.4ssa,h al Sed.-William Benson was brought
up examination charged with innictng very violent
assault andocry with heavy stick ofwood on the per.
Of Peter Bragg board the ship Morcs on The lSth
of December last The complainant stated that he shipped
the hsrbor OF Mobile voyage to this port md that
he went board with the pilot the ship having dropped
down the bay. The first thing he did, when he got on
board TO take IN the head hoard and on coming "a on
the deck he heard good deal Of loud talking and swen-
ing from the mates and enquring what was The matter,
the first mute struck him violent blow on The side o. w.
head with n stick OF Ge.wood which ielea complainant
to the deck and then hit him another blow on The lew
arm which started OF the small bones lie was ''i
tied up 10 the rigging, but not logged. ,.,y
At this point OF the 1t was ascertancd u't ,e
States authorities had jurisdiction under the act OF
Congress the offence committed wihh the J"s'
dic,ion of State or Territory.
The accused thereupon discharged
Tho other examinations were postponed owing to the
non arrival Of witnesses from Hudson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-11

NINTH WARD CHEAP GROCERY AND PROVI
~ SION STORE Families nthe nsishborhood or Sixth
aud Green lane about laying thr winter stock
Of Groceries and Provisions will do better by large
axe buyns in At the cheap Provision sce No Greenwich
llne where all articles in the Grocery and Provision line
be rgchrsed cheap if cheaper thar any other establish
that vicinity. Goods warranted suit n the
money will be returned Goods any rsr the city,
free OF expense. MICHAEL KELLEY,
di1 IN lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-11
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Talmadgc and Aldermen Purdy AZ

dervoot
JONAS b. PHILLIPS Esq. Acting District Attorney.
JAN O.-The trial Of AItemas Brundage for forgery IN
the second degree, in attempting to dispose Of large
amount of spurious bank bills promisory notes 10
VIM ODonnell, concluded
Mr.. James NJ. Smith Jr. resumed his argumen: 10
quash the indictment in consequence OF the spurious notes
not being properly set forth and described therein.
The court suggested that if counsel agreed as il
point of law that required dciiberaton 10 wheth
the set forth in the indictment were promissory
false tokens 1t would be better TO withdraw ju
the counsel being permitted 10 put in pe0 Of demur
This consented to and the case went oft.
Plea Of Guiiy--Alexandcr Dugsn pleaded guilty toa
Rices store No. COZ Broadway and stealing a large
amount of property III September last, and the court
fenced him to the State prison for two years and four
months.
Noue Proequis-A mol pros. entered in the Of
Thomas Riley indicted for perjury, as the principal wit
could not be found, he having left the country
mol pros also entered in the of Gedner Weber
indicted for assault and battery CHARLIE Thompson
the prosecutor having died since making the complaint
tried indicted for being the receiver OF stolen goods TO
wit: property consisting OF wearing apparel, &c. which
stolen from the premises of Mrs Juliet W Mitchell,
No. $50 Madison street. the 25th OF October by two
colored men, named Wrsy and Smith who convict
ed of the robbery and sent TO the State prison The
ed resided at GO Orange street Officer Denniston found
the stolen property the premises OF III. accused which
Junk shop Witnesses were called by the defence
to prove good character, amongst whom Dr. Rah-
and his the latter of whom he formerly lived
with and contended that he purchased the proper
ty second hand goods, having formerly received Ii
from the Mayor for that purpose but which was not
renewed of late and that he not that the pro-
perry had been iraudulently obtained by
Verdict guilty but recommended TO the mercy OF tho
Court. He will be sentenced on Friday.
The Lottery Cdscs.-On motion Of JOHN A. MORRILL,,
Esq. these cases were postponed until next week.
BaiEFoUeitedThe recognilance OF saraeWinson, in
dctcd for grand larceny IN stealing watch number
Of silver spoons, SC worth 1900 from the prcmsss of
lillian King forfeited ms she did not appear when
called to trial Eli Hamilton was her bail in the sum Of
$500,
,ncdt NJ loic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-11
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
MOELICH AND PACHTMANN, Watchmakers and
I Manufacturing Jewellers 90 Canal street, have hand
large OF fashionable Jewelry all descriptions
able for the HOLIDAYS at prices which cannot fail suit
Jewey OF description made TO order aud Watches Jew
ery and Sverware repaired workminIke manner equally
low. Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange. DIS I'm.
V'HE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to sell Watches
and Jswelrv low, " NOT lower than other house
the city to wit('od Watches from SIS ei0o each sill
do from s. to $50 each watches warranted keep
good time the money returned Watches, Clocks, and
seal Boxes repaired And warranted lowe. than any other house
the city Second hand watches end old gold ord
hen in exchange or bought for oash. THOMPSON SFlSI
Err importers of Watches snd Jewery Wholesale and retail
No. 33l Broadway, New York. - -
AMOS II. THOMSON
do im.ec RICHARD FISHER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-11

LYON-Cheapest .Iewelrv Store in the city-A. l..
"A. would call the attention Of the public his No 90
Chahams where they will find the best. cheapest and
style ofjewey of the latest fashion both foreign and Amer
manufacture, suitable for Christmas and New Years
snis of which he is determ sell such prices
not fail 10 give sasac Ladies and teen about pur
chasing ewey will IS by calling the cheap
Jewelry store 80 Chatham Do forget the uumbe8O
Chatham Old gold silver bought exchange
stones. d23 lmsec
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L DEN WOODRUFF
New YORK, January lat, 1874. dal-ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-11
TO THE PUBLIC.

r10O TO 4500O-Mr. Francis X Crump, Watch Maker
PiOO 2ia Grand street. begs inform his friends aud the
public that independent OF the Watch business he
% make advances cash gold and silver watches diamonds
silver shape, Intended for immediate sale. Cash
snonnt paid for old gold and silver Watches Of de-
scrption repaired and warranted. 2is Grand street.
d25 I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-11
LECTURES ON O-MNEMOTECHNY


PROF FRS FAU19 E 4 AIqs NEW SYSTEM
RY the application of which Tia the Of Ten Lessons
- Of an hour each any ola weak decie iccly
Of Memory, without any serious effort mud waste OF
time Prof Fauve Gouraud being entirely ready beain his
experimental and public Introductory Lecue will take place
g the Tabernacle on the evening Of Ihursdsy the lh inst
his strength of memory rs he winter in his az
economical lectures Prof g. will this time offer the pubic
desired the ability and aanabilit, Of the Nm
bounded powers OF this Fifteen different persons well
gentlemen several young scholars have Kindly
consented 10 bear testimony the perfect praccaby of the
literary and scientific questions that will be mt 10
hem from the volumnou programmes of facts that will be
by them the short of few hours within the term Of
two weeks.
Prof q yin the evenings entertainment with brief
history Of Memory aud the most ersordaary specimens
its powers which have diff rent times been given the
world He will also give comparative and crea lu.,rl
ton with diagrams, Of the best systems of Mnemonics bh-
The evening will be concluded by the wonderful Mnemo.
echnic experiments of young Miss Of this city, only
old. who will every qution put her from the
programme many Of them difficult mathematical problems;
renee of the circle with 3i noaencl decimas which
she will repeat possible way, according TO pleasure
N5The Lecture will begin at precisely IA o'clock Doors
TO oren ate.
n,e admission, so cents gentleman and two ladies,
additional lady of the party. Is cents; children
For the convenience of those who may desire to avoid the I'M
the day of the Lecture at r Chons Drug Store 1853 Broad.
w,y opposite the City iall at Nbo's Bar aud Bonants
The programme of the experiments containing ne ,ry one
hundred Of Scientific, Historical and Literary
facts will be distributed gatuously among the audience
wether viii, prospectus expressing the conditions regua
N shouId il storm towards the evening Of the appointed
day to render the walking imprcucabe, the Lecture
will be POSTPONED I9at-ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-11
HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL

HE undersigned takes occasion inform his
the public that the Mansion House located in In
outsider street No Ct the vicinity Of the steamboat landing
and vegetable marist hay commodous family
arranged in the order.
person is employed procure permits land passengers
baggage &c who will board vessels Immediately after the
OF the revenue officers.
N BYistors this Island should passport from
the Spanish Consul at the port OF cmbabaon TO obvate diff
hcaIties and Inconvenience.
s2l 6riec- WILLIAM FULTON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-11

BROWN CO.'S One Price Hat Store. l78 Chatham
- Square, corner of Mott street, where f'shon beauty.
durability and economy combined adon the head
proprietors have the pleasure offer style of the m
ton OF beaver which closely RESEMBLE those formerly sold for
S. aud &c. at the low fixed of 49, hose who from inc
nation or are induced to study economy in that nds
pensabe article OF dress have of doing
and still keep the Of the fashionable Brown
Co.. in presenting this hat the public think they have
nearly reached the utimtum Of beauty cheapness
durability and comfort of the All sales are for cash
therefore good for osse the bad
BROWN CO., Hs Chatham Square.
il 1msm Corner of Mott