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THE BIBLE.

Il is book Of laws, 10 show the right
and wrong. >
lr'is hook of wisdom, that condemns
all folly anu makes The foolish wise. .''s
Ii is book Of truth, that detects all
errors.
II is book Of life. that shows the way
from, everlasting death. ' :.
1t is the most compendious book in all
The world.
1t is The most authentic and entertain
ing history that ever was published. -
/. contains the most ancient antiquities.
remarkable events and wonderful occur
renee. -
1t points out The most heroic deeds and
unparalleled wars.
IL describes the celestial, terrestrial, and
lower worlds.
1t explains the origin Of the angelic Byt
riads, Of human tribes, aud develish legi-
Uns'
1t will instruct the most accomplished
mechanic and the profouudest artist. :
1t will leach the best rheIoriciaD, aud
exercise every power Of the most skilful
aribmeIician. '$
Ii will puzzle The wises, anatomist, and
the nicesl critic. -;
ltcorrects The vain philosopher, and
confules The wisesl astronomer. 3. ~,
1t exposes The subtle sophisI, aud drives
diviners mad. 5ssz.'A
Ii is complete code Of laws, a perfect
body OF fdninily, an unequaled narrative.
Il is book Of lives.
1t is a book Of travels.
1t is hook of voyages. "''S
1t is The bes convenant that ever was.
agreed to: the best deed that ever was
sealed. ~ -
1t is the best testament, ,ha, ever was
signed. ';.s':
|, is wisdom. TO understand it; 10 be
ignorant Oft, is to awfully desitude:
1t is The magistrates best rules
II is the housewives hest guide, and
the servants best instructor. thi
1t is the young mans hes, companion.
1t is the school boys spelling book. ;z5,
Ii is the learned mans n,asterpiece.. Z.
Ii is The isnoraH, mans dictionary. and
the wise mans directory. !.
1t affords knowledge of all witty inyen7s
tion, and il is its own inierpre.or;st<si
I, encourages the wise, the worrior, and
The overcOmer. HH:t - =
Aud that which CROWNS allt is Ihattbes
Author. without partialiiy. and, without
hypocrisy.:" with whom isno vaiableness.
neither shadow of turning is God. ~
%. f's "'rslt y ----gt. a. -; .Sss-!y. r.
r ~Ne,rspat ers.- Theresare fGteep hundred;
and fifty five newspapers and periodicals
in tie United STATES, and hut, eighie
hundred and ninety one in all the world
elsewhere. .4t4 t.ss .:s9,ss.5 rs. ~ Ss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-19

The Great Fire.-The Pitrsburg' Jour
mol says: 1T is nearly seven months since
The occurrence ofthe great calamity which
made ruin Of one third Of this city. The
vasl burnt ds'ric, is nearly covered with
new and handsome structures, and yet the
FIRE is'udt' wholly extiusuished Yesler-
day our attention was called TO burning
embers in vault on Third street, directly
eur Office, ,perhas the1ast remnant
of ;he memorable kindlng of the 10Th
a April" -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-19
JOHN C.. CALHOUN.

: There area few men 10 whom when
there is real danger in affairs, The eyes OF
the people inslinclively. turn for guidance
and help. In the midst Of political strife
such men may be as much and even more
abused than leaders Of a different charac
ter. There are other men who are eleVa-
ted in lines ofpeace aud prosperity, bu'
when dark clouds arise they are instantly
forgotten. Mr.. Calhoun belongs 10 the
first. He is reviled whan in Office, but
he is no sooner out of Office than he peo
pie of all parties begin to desire his return.
True, most men al the North have thought
him wrong, somelinies;. but no one ever
doubted that az a statesmen lie belonged
10 the very highest rank, and very few, If
any, however much they tried 10 do so.
have ever been really able To expel from
their minds, the conviction That he is an
honest aud sincere patriot, and as much
above most politicians in moral, as he is
III intellectual greatness. When The Office
Of Secretary Of State was made vacant by
the sad accident on board tho Princeton,
and Mr.. Calhoun's name was mentioned,
the whole country called him 10 that sta.
tion. Now there. is the same desire that
he should return to The Senate. The
position which he took in the Senate on
The Oregon question, was so profoundly
wise, tha, The attention Of patriots through
the country was fastened TO il with strong
approval. Now that the furious and
reckless portion Of The people talk crafty
ofipjusIice aud war that approval desires
The reiurn OF this statesman to the place
where he may again enforce the same
councils of wisdom.-N. Y. Jour. Com.
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INTERESTING TO EDITORS.


A. Randall Esq. editor OF "The Plow
Boy /" a periodical Devoted principally to.
the cause of agriculture, and published at
Cincinnati, Ohio, has it in contemplation
10 prepare work for the press, which,
from its nature, cannot fail to prove high
ly Interesting To The public generally, and
to editors and publishers particularly
The project is one Of much importance,
and wetsincerely hope that the corps edi-
Slorial viii he prompt in complying with
sihereqqest of Mr.. Randall and that all
Nis safa RON fssi
gentleman, fully explains the object Of the
work to which we have alluded
United States Press.-:In order 10 .ex
hibii the strength of this grea, lever of in
dividual elevation and national advance
menl: ! propose 10 colIec, aud publish a
statement Of the number. names, editors,
publishers, character and condition of all
the periodical sheets that are Issued daily,
weekly, monthly and quarterly from the
United States Press. To This end. res.
pect(ully solicit the aid of the press in pub
fishing This card, and forwarding TO me
one or more numbers Of their respective
publications, with (if agroeable)lhe aggre-
gate of their patrons marked thereon in
figures, for which kindness each will re-
ceive copy Of the general statement IL
would also greatly facilitate my object if
editors would publish in the number for
warded TO me, a statement of The charac
ter, circulation and prospects of their res
pective localities, embracing The popula
,ion and statistics, and also The history and
condition of their press. Win suitable
prompttude on The part Of editors and
publishers. ] shall De able 10 issue the
work soon after the frstsof January. 1876.
Direct 10 "Plow Boy" Cincinnati o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-19

Oregon. Slavery has been abolished
in Oregon. P Fl, Burne,, citizen of that
territory, in a leterin the last Plalle Ar,
gus. says:
The Legislature have pessed an act de.
claring that slavery shall mol exist in Or
epon. aud the owners of slaves. who bring
them here, are allowed two years to lake
Them out of the country, and in default
the slaves are 20 be free. The acr pro-
hibi,s free negroes or mnlattoes from set
Ting or remaining in This country, aud re-
ouires them. to leave in two years; and
in default to be hired i0uI TO the lowest bid
der. who will bind himself 10 remove
them from the country for the shortest
Term of service. aud within six months at
ter the expiration thereof. The object is
10 keep clear. OF this, mostlronblesome class
Of population. l..9,5. ss.
A very. considerable number Of slaves
accompanied the last expedition.
Glorious dsley and uncertainty of The
La,U.-A case, was, on yesterday. in the
Cnnr, of common Pleas, bofore Judge.
Ulshufler witch illustrates. most forcibly
the deIay and uncertainty of the law,
which is fine, for lawyers. but death to
clients. An action was commenced in
this court in 1889, under the lien law,
which was carried from court 10 full
bench. from,Ihe full bench To the Supreme
Court. thence 10 the Court Of Errors, and
thence seur down for new trial, which
was in progress yesterday. The original
sum involved. was fifty six dollars, bul
Gusts aud expenses haveswellediit up 10
hundreds; and i, may DE may years yet,
ere the final decision is reached, asit may
90 again from court to court, and possibly
come back for retrial on some newly
discovered principle oflaw.
IsN. y. Cour g. Enc.
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NO. 13.

morrow loo. Spare, as one may say,
fuel for winter.'' a "a. 1Fi,:;ri r.s.ss -
Consider, my daughters, what'the word
wife expresses. The married woman,is is
her husbands domestic faith |; in her hands
he mus, be able to confide house and fans
iy,; be able 10 entras, TO her the key Of
his hear, us well as he key OF his ealing
room, and the darIing OF his stockias.--t
His honor and his home are under her
keeping; his weli-being is 10 her hand.5
Think of this! rs
Anu you, sons, be faithful husbands and I.
good fathers Of families. Act SO that yonr,
wives shall esteem and love YOU.
Frederikd .Bremer. e, :
Lore.-In the Crock Of Gold !" aby..
Martin Upper, the subjoined vivid pas.
sage occurs, which is commended 10 the
attention of the obdua,e: t5gss
Love is the weapon which OmDipo-..
tence reserved 10 conquer rebel man
when all Lhe resi- had failed. Reason he
parties /; Fearhe answers blow 10 blow:
future Interest he meets with present:
pleasure; but 1--we, that sun against whose
melting brams Winter cannot stand. that
soft sunduug slumber which wresllesS
down The giant, there is NOT one human
crelure iu d million. not thousand. mcn
in all earth huge quinlillion, whose clay.
heart IS hardened against Love-"
What is The true Moral Greatness =
There are. TWO points which test he moral
greatness oI men The one is high ele-
vauon in prosperity, The other deep de-
preston of adversely. He who, when
every Thing is hourIshlng, can remain. the !
same unassuining, unpretending man,
humbly, bul firmly discharging the duties
of his station, devoid of laugbliness and
pride; and lie who, when every thing is
proslrale, can retain his seIfrespect, firm
ness, and resolve, perseveringly discharg-2
ing present: duty, without .servility orr
meanness, is the great man. Such a one
is cen.ered ip himselF.-He is d man inthe
true sense Of The word. IL s.:
80 l,r--s, ). .s,.s...4
A farmer lately turned his sheep into
a lot occupied by some cherry lrees:,i
which had, sent up shouts from the roots
the consequence was that the shssR eas,s
soon seen staggering aboutIhe lot and
|lumbliDg upon. their heads: Many ofihemi
died, when1iheir slomachs were fouod to-
econtain;large quantities Of these, leavess?
which. all know, abound with prussic acid,
fatal alkelo nian and amin ais. II should
be known, 100, that the stones and twiss..t
as well as The leaves of. The peach, also.
contain prussic acid, and are poisonous.5 I.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-19

by boiling and skinuipg {nolassssy yyau
may make ii nearly as good as sugar for
cooking.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-19

Netrspat ers- There. are fGteeR hundred
and ffy five newspapers and periodicals
in tie United STATES, and but ighteeD:
hundred and ninety one in all the world
elsewhere. .4tS 9. :.S5,ss.i!s ~ \.
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A farmer lately turned his sheep into
lot occupied by some cherry Trees;
which had; sent up shouts from the roofs;
the con sequence was that the sheep par
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I, For Tie AdpertiSer.
.s2 sEditor,-if itjmeets your approba
ton, 4 purpose publishius,in your columns
"a series OF articles on Chemistry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17
OTTO COTTAGE, HOBOKEN.
FREE.


TREMENDOUS Excitement and most wonderful doings
Tor this week only, commencing Monday July A. and
every iairda during the week Mr. Hood the celebrated
gave the greatest satisfaction aud fact the only that
ever accomp shed the daring fest OF tn Bowery
Rope extended from the Branch Hotel the Bowery Thea
tire on the it 81 July which occasion his performance
witnessed hy thousands of Spectators who gave him loud
and Tremendous CHI Mr. Gardiner will perform his most
Chinese Games The Infant Sable Family will also appear
OCCASION md entertain the audience with their musical and
vocsipowes he Learned Dog Kola, the intelligent
OF the Canine Rce will enlvea he audience with his sag se
ty The New ok Grass Band will entertain the audience
7 PM
Capt l. swartz hopes that all Of his friends will give him
call on this occasion iuli lw .m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17
PHILADELPHIA HOTELS.
HARTWELL'S
W A SHIN q TON USE,
223 Chestnut street.

MASONIC HALL,
PHIL ELPHIA.
~ Baths Just ntroducedWarm and Cold-in fine apart
ments-for both ladies and gentlemen. je2s im-ec
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestnut street, between 9th and 7th streets
PHILADELPHIA.
THE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends and
merry known the Marshall House and have made extensive
alterations and Improvements its Interior having spared
expense render Of the pleasant aud fashionable
houses in the city The Paro the chambers
large and well the furniture entirely Its oca
the central the city all the places
of public and convenient to the depots of the
Southern Western and Northern routes.
The tables will be supplied with all the decaces the
The Wines Of the choicest brands and have been
carefully selected.
The hope by attention and experience
the business satisfaction those who favor
them with their patronage. -
BAGLEY, MACKENZIE & co.
James Bagley, (late OF Jones' Hotel.)
Henry Mackenzie formerly of the Washington House)
Peter l.. Ferguson.
July LIST, I945 iva 3ns &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17
PUBLIC SALE OF THE

MONROE RAIL ROAD AND BANKING co
sss h sS''Es '.s sss
WE THE JURY ESSnY ind and decree tina, the Monroe Raj.
w Road from Macon Marhasyie in the
county fDeKalb both the part thereof which has been
% ns nsSS
ss
COMPANY nsolven. and wholly unable pay its debts aioe
and keep the same r. 50 as to IL.
a %S hat e Sss y dsfia,s c.
pany viz holders of the bank issued by said Company
@
s9 other % s%e
their demands further decree that the said Rail Road
% TO ssf s
s NdaTos ynS P
d sal, # the court hopse in the county BIB by
Samuel B. Hunter and Thomas Hardeman commissioners or
majority Of them The first Tuesday in August after
D@ and he p
s a%d
Re ns,
tors asy 0aa % etfs them
ltgae among themselves in respect TO all objections which
if said sale had not made
% s hy Dc no c D or OF os
ela en- a"S the az, Of s sn s 8 the
specve creditors be then and and adud
II s % co% q
IL and Sy e I'm sa
extsnd to q ability odeb contracted said saIe and
s S s I'm 81 lie h ID m
her II said Company or that the title be transferred BY
sd s stock whsa sa Is Is maS % %
aa ws ne @s the S aS aGse
passing this decree end the day Of sale The on The
dcsnt GI said the banie Be paid from hs p,0
Is,
unit, the sale of The aforesaid property completed make
with the Clerk of this Court and also q accounts for
keeping the same N repair and operation exhibiting aspscle
and hands employed thereon the value of the hire Of
each month and the quantity quality and value Of
ceeds of sale. JAMES DEAN, Foreman;
Arrs extract from the minutes GF BRs y $ Ssu May
BY virtue of the above decree the undersigned win sell be-
Monroe Rail Road from Macon Mahasville the county
with connected all property belonging said Compa
ny and all the rights privileges and franchises in manner
ing Company embracing only Road but the various de-
pots, workshops warehouses, engines tools equip
said Road '''s ''''''''As anu 'e'0"'"'
Also the belonging to said Monroe Raid Road
paid including The subscription OF the State Of Georgia for
s2oooo' and all debts demands and claims Of kind and
application to NJ t. Gaybi M the Office Of SAID Company
graded to is junction withthe Western and Asniic Rail Road
The subsucre has been completed ON the whole road except
eighty miles, and Is equipped with i've locomotive engines
three eighteen eigia wheels and eres
terms sale be paid dately the Commission
e and on S b Of % s.s 70 S%py %usa Of h
be forthwith resod az their risk.
R RAyE8 7; p payFns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17
LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
"BATH PUILDINGSo

tFonMEnLY RENsHAw's)
sHlS wellxnown and delightful sea bathing establishment
Will be opened for the reception ofvisitos and after the
25t June inst The buildings have undergone complete aud
thorough repair and efforts will be spared
dservedy high reputation which this establishment has
totore acquired
The price for boarding will be from SO per weekchil
drsn aud servants harce Young people requiring much
room. will find m,nodatng terms.
The steamer orus Captain Price from the Fulton market,
Stages will be in readiness the arrival the above boat
the Ocean House. to convey Immediately Long
Branch JAMES GREEN PROPRIETOR
June 49, 1915. je9 lmTm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
: ssjs;sEss ls tlslsIa 1 ~ -
REUTCEiJ FdRES
S u M M L Il A X K A N G. L M EN- T .
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
n,. al ac,arf tt1, I,,,a

TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
Ga and after l4th June, 1916.
From Breokiyn Depot
Boston Trainsla A. NJ daily, Sundays excepted stopping
at tarmngdale and st. Georges Manor.
accommodation Tran-9h A. and S P. NJ. for Farming
dale aud intermedate places daily, Sundays excepted.
ACCOMMODATION Train NJ for Greenport daily Sundays
excepted stopping jamaica Branch Hampstead
yIl and all the stopping places between Hicksvle and
Greenport.
From Gfeenport Depot
Boston Tram daily Sundays excepted at 121s o'clock NJ
or on the arrival OF the steamers from Norwich
Accommodation TrainAt AM daily, Sundays excepted,
for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Fdrmingdaie Depot
Accommodation Train 6X A. M and 2,a r. NJ daily Sun
days excepted, for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Jamaica Depot
Extra Train, IA p NJ daily, Sundays excepted for Brook
fyn aud intermediate places.
Boston Trains stop only Farmngdale ST. George,
Manor.
The Accommodation Trains stop the following places
on the road, going both receive and deliver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17
TO DENTISTS.

GENTLEMAN giving business, will sell his entire
n stock double action Chair
Laca patent; Lehe full and complete sets Of
and Mechanical nstumenis together with $50 Plate aud Pivot
Teeth &c. &c., for $500 cash to close the concern This
great sacrifice. They have not been twelve months
will be sold in lots suit purchasers. Address Dentist"
Herald Office jyI2 lmFrh
DACKET SHIP YAZOO, FROM NEW ORLEANS G.
dsclarng at Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall street. Con
sgnees will please attend to the Of their goods mme
distcly. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17
FRENCH'S HOTEL,
Vf{ KnJfcn at.apf ,,a,,. ~ 80 4, n +,

7
HE Proneor Of this Hotel would respectfully inform the
public hat he has recently adopted the Southern mode OF
furnishing Luncheon consisting of of dishes daily
bstween the hours Of and o'clock Sundays included y
hs new he trusts will with approbafion
The Liquors OF the choicest ty and every effort has
been made to make this Hotel equal the city. HI in
ves his friends visit the establishment and judge them
| selves. jy2 lw+rh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17

Stages are readiness the arrival of Trains at the
Island. ~ Wv ''' ' P'''S Vi ue
baggage Crates will be in readiness the foot of Whitehall
street 10 receive Baggage for the several Traus minutes be-
lore tns hour OF starting from the Brooklyn side
~ Rockaway Baggage taken in separate Crates jul0rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17

The RENSSELAER, CIRcuIT.-Judge Parker,at the
opening of the Court on Monday, alter announcing
term discharged the Of the jury and the witnesses
in all other cases.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circuiation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HEkALD--Every day. Price cents per
copy-M Us per annum-payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Price CT cents
per ccpyS3 - cents per annum-payable in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual Ixices-always
cash in advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
fdy All letters communications by mail, addressed
to the establishment be post paid the postage
will be deducted from the subscription money reunited
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PsoPRIEros New YonK HERALD EsrA BLIsHMEr7
NorthMee. ccrner % Enltnn and Nassau streat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17
TO CITY AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT PROPRIETORS, CITY
AND COUNTRY FAMILIES, &c.
EXTRA FINE TEAS!

l6J Greenwich street,
Man CoUnrL,rDr ST., IND OPPOSITE THE Pacific HorEI
NEw YORK.
WE BEG Leave 70 inform You that we established our
meeting views Of Wholesale and family
the North River Side. The upright in which
have carried business for
together with the very high quality and moderate price Of
goods have earned Tor degree and
beyond that fanny similar house in the United States and
consider these the best obtain your m
tronage.
We have however, much pleasure in stating that We have
made with and Judgment selections
the spring caoes aud which comprise the Of
Young Hyson, Hyson Gunpowder Imperial Oolong Pekoe
Nngyong Congou Souchong &C. which have arrived
this season. which, with immense Of Fine and Good
Qualities offer wholesale and retail We have also true
Government Java and other Cofees, usual roasted and
ground daily
We continue other places heretofore
particularly 2 Chatham We your obedsnt
CANTON TEA COMPANY,
New York-2i Chatham ST. 36i Grand st. and 3is Beeekr
Phladephia-89 Chestnut street, and Is Fifth street
20 ornsrn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-17

c-Q sTRAYED or Stolen, from No. 26 Howard street.
va on Sunday morning small Yellow Dog with both
LIZ his cropped, long tall and by the of
Pink Five Dollars will be given for the return Of said Dog
ju3et+m
FOR SALE.
II PAIR Of Dappe Grey Horses l6 hands high 6
12L years old kind and sound every respect Al
1AkA-so, Ieautful sorrel Mare and Top Wagon. The
Mare young sound and kind and desirable saddle beast
the Wagon Is Of rowers make; been used but The
above property will be sold together separate the present
owner has no farther use for them Apply 70
WNi. ID. SPARKS,
jul3 lwsrc 4 Mile House, Sd Avenue.
yz4e FOR SALE-A Farm ON the Banks Of the Hudson
contaning about sixty III IN high state Of cuva
s1kxAton with splendid Buildings, situated one mile
West OF Newburgh. The terms will be made easy. For
cuars inquire at s9 Broadway of Canal street. the
Shoe Store. Jy9 2weod'rc
A TO LET until the first of May and immediate pos
1::N session given OF the story house No l0 FIRST Avenue
between 9TH and 7th streets The premises have lately
and June the Croton introduced marble mantle
pieces. folding doors and is well adapted accommodate
Emies; asked family for the residue
Of the May $685. Inquire the Office Of John
Il Power ESD No. 10 Nassau ST. Of John stairs
from the hours OF TO o'clock of Sam r. b. Norton the
owner, at the same Office on Tuesdays and Wednesday,
I'm ~ l2*rh