Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-22
!ssnastJ fall, .ce .oiH Perish amidst tie Rains.
cling othe Pillars of The Temple Of or and
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|: t:efgreat rial lind as smany eyes are upon
Won. do IloHFng rashIy. Ii you need
adsices 0as6lp ponly a few.-Let them be
disiptef Persons of the most establish
ed sIspas3 3ssosss 80; -
Bewais fIeslipgs Of fdespondency. Give
not AN hour 10 useless and
.epeFya,l elancholy. Sc a man.
dsediE6 ariexpenditure 10 The lowest
amount ;are mot TO figure as others
around };i q .
sIndnsuiogsly pursue such lawful and
honest aEtssof industry as are left 10 you.
AN tlsar sindustry viii do more TO beget
fheerfnJg ness, suppress evil rumors, and
retrieve S5ur affairs ;'ethan a Months
9nloanin - ~ 7!a
$g yoit must stop business, do it soon
enougf avoid the just charge Of an at
temp involve your unsuspectins friends.
IseanE from your present difficulties the
fltler ysof all earthly things.
s sszRepof ftsd NurdsFof M. Schoolcraf.-
RSItkesN onlmeseiaI Advertiser says,
That leu Had s,eerl received in that city
which sSIats that Henry R.. SchooIcrali,
lately Indian agent at SauIt ST. Marie,
was smatde dereda at Mackinaw, in the latter
part week, bya half-breed Indian.
Thewiia aefer, whose name is Tanner. was
aatlnta bur pursued by the enire popu-
ilatipn. Mr.. Schoolcratt, by his deep re.
searrhes into our aboriginal history, has
thrown more light than any other man
living Indian mannersand customs. He
had jus completed and published all able
lndian,rbes formerly inhab
ling the inferior Of New York, which was
his lasfc0niribulion to that branch Of
sknouledse, the pursuit Of which had been
StheS0ccgp pa,ionl OF lis life. Z
4nofae american Artist.-The Paris
icoEreSp9 9ndent Of the Boston Atlas thus
descsibss a Lady artist which has recently
.appesfs as al pew starin the horizon Of
tArt. have hereya new candidate for
faTtistIs 6onor and 4patronase-Mrs. Kate
EaafdS 5ei iEasf adiaughter OF the late
Gideon zee. Ia New Y ork. iSba has. so
;distns s9shed sllerseifasi an amdteur, that
her tgisSis have persuaded enter1he
ranks SHE viii undoubtedly meet with
:suGee hive seen several of lier
;miaia s6aSS swti icl are: ex4 4pisitel worked
FFffaias pssfs Of beautifui
iss59 4: essisn!e eEe0Uass
:feuance. .sapG Y Ysi retains the eetradionce'
iof ciiildhood's innocences which most
.painterssiak into Stiffness"
:. Important Movements among the Je,os.
;;--A great lmee,ine.ofl the Jews, from all
parts of Europe, has recently been held in
Fran6f0rt, in IS wbich.lhey; voled:Ihat there
is nothing obligatory in the use Of the He
brewin. their worship, and accordingly
thatil was best to retain it only III part as
a badge Of Internationally and a band of
union.5a Also. on fu.l discussions. that The
Messiah is already come, the present tole.
raioa and comfort which they now enjoy
being .whn,sis meant by The PROMISED
Messiah. Also, that there is nothing. 10
forbid jtheir freely blending with the ma
lions anongswhom they reside.
.i-Fs, ,ss - 4 -
An Anli-Slaver3 Lecturer, named Da-
lvid Officer, was killed on The -5lh inst.
while lec,aring: in Shanesvlle, 'Tuscara-
was county, Ohio, by David NJ. Mains.
The latter .was drunk aud had been put
out Of The meeting; he returned in short
time with ,brickbat in his band, and
threwSit with hsuch violence agains; the
head of Officer, that: his skull was com-
pIetely shattered. Officer survived but
short time. j. ~ ~. .5...::..