Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14
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preferable to allY others IT The rmilk besF
comes acid in a wooden pan. the swo0d7st..
absorbs portion oflheracid, and must u y
some degree, efiecLthe fresh milk the fol- p.
lowing day. Ilfanf earihen3s or tin pan, 81
any acidity in hesmiIk will yact upontihevsEt
lead with which these articles are covered. q
and The milk will be- IN some degree ipjufi--sss,.7,
ously affecled.---The glass is entirely ex. SIS
empt from ANY of these effects. and hence
lis value. This subjectis well-worth the:
attention Of both our farmers aud glass !
manufacturers. @fs.s 2tsza
Messrs. J. e.. Riddle & Co. Of Monlit-Ss:
gomery, tAla) have made proposals to,ihe
government to convey the mails acrossths
ls'hmus, to and from Chagres and PAN {.
anna, for The sum Of $l2 900 per annum:.
These gentlemen, il will be recollected;
were The, conductors Of the celebraled
Pony Express" which furnished us with
Mexican ncwsih advance Of all other. -
veyance, during the war in that country.
lfthe government should employ ,i:1 our ia.
vorile liIle team, we have no question that !,
they wilperform their duty to admiration.
Mr.. Riddle understands how:lhe thing &.
should be done, and has the energy to eoit..
The People of the Isthmus.-A rcturus 4.
ing traveller from Panama says:,a"The s.,s
honesty oCthe natives is proverbial. Bales. Z.
boxes, runks, and packages OF specie are
left at the mercy Of the poor, half naked +
natives, and a robbery by them has never
been known The Salem Gazette ssug-sas
gests that "perhaps these Hatiues might be- e
induced TO send few missionaries $to their
United States, where they might performisi':
a great work; in bringing honesty into 3
fashion," -. a!s:5$ aa!5s;s$5..:s2
7acredss Of Pduperism in Boston.-The !;
report from The House Of Industry OH Feb;ss
81, gives the number in that inslitulionofa z
that day at 70S. an increase onthe average ns'
Of the last twenty years Of over 100. 2 AZ 3
Deer Island, on the 20lh, there were 3559
persons, most Of whom are pappers. Tho 4
increase is composed Of foreigners.5l, ~ :
We have the pleasure or. an "a acduaSiint::s
ance viii, some boys who have a great.
deal too much to say f6r ''men Of. i6siiff!, =,
years., Boys would do well to moi smoke
segars, lest they get their noses burnt !,
youths would be acting with equal .;pru-:lr;f
dence TO not talk too much ia the presence ~.
Of their superiors, lestihey should lie 3eeat@,
of at their knees. as's.g t}3 6, 57- =, -
.Postdge.-The Washington Union, &C..
Friday, contains the Presidents procia,na ). l.
lion Of the postaLtreaty Between England "a,
and The United States The; .conyenlionssa
being duly ratified on both parts, aud:thsN-;
respective rati6ca:ions exchanged sat Lon;ss
don, on the 26lh day Of January 3Iast,it. d
now therefore goes Immediately ihio; ;efect.s
A courteous Frenehman Ia rePiy;to'ihe z
question why women were not admitted =.
Ein,o the Chatnberiof Deputies, said, that ~
TO be a member il Wus fegnisitetos be forl q
years old, aud il was impo ossibls io .sS
gsss 5gss. .a4h 4ha{ any ladygsoald rescH hat
The Sword voted G1ng gress Ia ii a;6f s 3
Generals Butler, QIitn5Iia NJ al, enie;sons
dwlggs, Worth, and !he heirs iof e,he 81
General. l' Hamet, have just been flushed,
aud forwarded [fromtile celebrated mani
factory Of AMes, Of Spring ieid. hey ara
really magnificent; coars9, ,0od. :; s s. .,gf
Kentacky.-The Ksin,ucky Legislature 81,
have unanimously passed the following, cd
Resolution: ;, 80. .,.i,s; -
"Resolsea, That lhe r Representatives Of
the people of Kentucky, arc opposed 10 81
the abolition, or emancipation of slavery -
IN any form or shape whatever, except as:,sl
aow provided for by The Constitution and *
laws Of the Sta,e.' ,is,ss.i ss-.-
4 La'Oyer Lo6er's Rernge.-A lawye;fl:.. .g,
in England; who mad made love 10 weal-, s
Thy farmers daughter, and been rejected -
recently sent in large bill ''for Two hun;
dred and seventy-6ve altendances, and
giving advice on family mauers.n 80 -. - -.
Earnings Of The. Railroad.-We learn i,
that the receipts for freight and passage. :
money on the South Carolina Railroad. 3.
for The month of February, amount tolhe
very hanosneae sum of one hundred and 4.
ono thousand do4sss, ls-,;1.i & Il
Deah in Prison.-We>iearn from our
Clinton correspondent, that Bf}an.uSan. :,
ders, who was charged with kipnappiTfsssss
slaves from Johnson Comfy last summer;
died in The Sampson County Jail. on Sun :
day. The ll'h inst.-Wilmington IN c.
Joarndt.
"Ma, somebody's going 10 die!'' said a .
knowing little fellow, who was looking ont &
Of the window into the street. "Why?n2
asked the anxious mother. S"Cause The q
doctor is just gone BY" was the reply: =,
The Brooklyn News says that a MI:
.Woodman married Miss Tree, and not x
withstanding the advice Of the poetA
"Woodman, spare that Tree" bfuiaiy, 80
whipped her the third day after marriage:
Travelling on railroads 10 Massaehu-
sets has became as familiar as riding in
omnbuses. In the list OF members of the
Legislature, fifteen Senators and ninety:
two Assembymen are set down as board
ing ''at hone." -
Ages Of Pablo Men-Mr. CayIis nov. =
seven,y.one.. Messrs. Calhoun, Van Bu-ss.si
rem and Webster were born ia the; same 2
year, 1882, and are now 81. Gen.. Cass.
is sixly.six. Gen. Taylor is sixty.fous. :