Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-11
fey Hints to keep ayay Hard

A few Hints to keep, away Hare
Timcs.-Rise early N the morning ant
be diIligent duving The day in attending
ia our business, and moi worry ourselves
by onr noighbors' concerns.
Instead of following the fashions o
Europe, let us cultivate spirit of 10.
dependence, and decide 10, ourselves.
how our coats, hats and boots shall be-
made. Keep out Of The streets, unless
business calls US 10 transact that which
we cannot do in our stores, shops or
dwellings.
By al means keen away flom drink.
ing and gambling houses.
When We buy an article of clothing,
study commpnddblc economy, at the
same time ge' good .aI,icl,., and when
made take particular care OF it, and
wear it regardless OF any ri'nge of
fashion. Fashion IS great tyra",, and
men are fools to be slaves 10 it,.
Stay home, III nights, ;mpruve our
studies by reading, wrilng or Instructive
conversation, and retire 10 our beds al
an early hour. !
Be kind 10 clatives, obliging to our
friends and charitable 10 all.
Cure for Sore Eycs.-Roasl four
eggs: take .hr white and press The
ioice through fine clo'h, put in this
liquid a piece Of sug'ir OF; lead and
white vinol, tie size Of a small shot,
and of alum as much as OF the two, aud
ofs.!oaf sugar the size of a CHESTNUT
lady recommends the above from much
experience.
The Alabama Journal says that there
are about one hundred Greeks still scat
tered in:thc .crrilory,. between tn. AL
dban,a and Cllattalloochee rivers, who
absolutely refuse TO- rnligrate.
.4Nraordinary Pug upon \
Charles 81 x,king of Francc,s was xtra-
ordinary <xtolled. ,bu; is xcefdinglY .xest
Grated. He xhibiled x,raeriinafY 3cel>
lencs in xigency lie vas xemp mplary in
sxteinais, bur SHinsicyon summation hes
IN
Extraordinary, in xteinpore xprcssion.
He was xpatriated for lis 1cesses, and
to xpiale his xlrayagance,Ehe xistei and
ap:red in xile.
The Washington "Cnion" states
that Mr.. Charles Theodore Gevekohr
was, few days since, presented by the
Secretary OF State 10 tile President,
and received by lnm, as the delegate Of
the Senate Of the Free Hanscalic Town
Of Bremen, charged with an exlraordi-
nary mission TO the Uniled S,alcs.-
We understpnd tlla. Mr.. Gerekoht is
empowered to enlcr into arrangements.
il practicable, by which the poi, pi Bre-
men may be fixed upon by this govern.
menl as the place OF destination for The
sleam-packet-shIp line to be es' abIished
between the United States and Europe.
Annie DeTvenland her hasbful adorer
were gazing on the glory cf summer
sunset. " You seem animated by the
,ceDe," sad j.. mo Gsorga | shqi
meyer b. Annie mated unIil am your
wife" replied the all;:ctIonale gil.
Ceiling Tie Miten.-Alost youns men
are acqua nled with This very familiar ex-
preston, and thai, TOO, by sad experience.
Now we know that this thing of "geltins
The initleu" is by no means the thing III
is cracked up rs be';" aud it produces no
very pleasant sensation in the mind of
The ardent lover. When in answer 10 the
anxious inlerrogasory, - Miss, will you
accept Of my company?" she says, half
poutiusly, aud hall good hu,noredly, Il
shaul, nome bul those who have been
similarly situated can form any conjecture
of thar peculiar sensation which il natu.
rally creates. Tie victim feels o dear
he feels all over. lie would gladly ex
change places With The mud.turIle or bull
frog, for then he might find some frienily
hiding place wherewilh 10 conceal his de-
voed head. The soul seems for. a mo-
ment 10 secrete itself somewhere helween
lhs torrid aud (rigid zones, and The heart,
that but a few minutes before bounded
like the;deer of the forest, is now endeav-
orinS TO hide its blushins face between
the liver and kidneys. However, if he is
man Of sound sense, he will attach no
blame 10 The fair one who has thus re.
pulsed and thwared his design, but after
a few moments perturbation of mind, he
will come to the natural conclusion, that
if she don't want. TO 60 with him, he cares
nothing abou. her company. And fur
thermure, as it commonly lakes Two to
make a bargain. and as the man general
ly makes The first proposition, we lhink
il perfectly right and jus, that she should
exercise her own liberty and choice in all
such matters.
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