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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-12

LONDON MoSEy MARKEr.--June %, one o'clock 4. N
frs arc accounts to-day from ths sydney and Melbourne
intelligence from those colonies. The gold cds continued
70 petd 0bHd0utp nnd c price hOd dccfHcd 50 ss.
per ounce. Froy0na and other Of life
the ssme time rising Sour had gone TO E22 per ton
the hnesa quality. Shipments % gold from bot Sduey
AUd Me5ourne were bng made 20 Adelaide for the pug
pose of psssing through the assoy Office there,
Eastern steam SHARES have b8sn done st "A to II pm.
AlNEs-hgua Fra, III; Anglo California u; Colonial
Cola, ls English aad Australian Copper Smeiting Com
TAng "a GroeE Pogooth, ~ Liberty. 80 Nouveau
Moade i5s PoEs FA.lp. Ia santisss ds Cuba lZ West
Two o CLooR There ia no ohEnss in he English funds.
Ceasols are lth - ~ reduced three cents, l0l 70 "a
n,M three and qusrter per cents lo4s{ to u; -
Ihe dealings IA the foreign securities have been Few aa
Railway shares srs- frmsr, OF better prices North
Westero IZ 70 II Midland, 7214 to 73l4 49, - rsr.
THREE O'CboCK-Consos for money shut dits0 TOT WV
ing l6th July, i00& 70 OK DIV. -
HhsBURG, June Is -pRroEs Purps-AmerioAH 80
per osnts, i05%; Maryland, ave per cents, 20.
BROWN, sn1PLEY cos cIRcTLas,.o . 90 ,or.
Ty.tt.. ta. t..- - i4 - nast two days, the Gales
bepg bse Of sbcb spsculsors and ssrorters hsys
teken 500 bales, the market oiosias wy ''S - sn'
quotstiong -. ..,,-tor ard aoc- a, a.
o.. rcr bbl. Wheat without ehsnss'
WRIGHT, CANDY a, co.'s CIRCULAR:
LIVERPOOL, June %, 1889.
CoTror- - snoe the saiins "a the Canada Saturday
l,s or bas ruled very quiet with FREQ offerings
ami an evidnt desire the part Of holders TO bc realizing
Tbo Asas hand Sunday morningD tended
core, tho trade holding present supply, have conse
ouenty their purchses and spectators and
porters also been limited OPERATORS prces
what irregular according to the disposition OF sellers and
although skc change in quotations. would be in,-
possb OH ain last weeks full for quantity in
Uns Tie market closos this afternoon With sseadlg
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DORT WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL sHREws-
bury River, Monmouth county, New Jersey-The pro.
petor respectfully informs his friends the public that
bis pleasantly situated hotel to receive board
FOR the The Golden Gate and Ed win
Lewis ply daily to and fro from foot of Robinson street.
North and Thomas Hunt from west side of Peck
East river. JOSEPH A. SLAMM, Proprietor
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HAYS HOUSE. DALHoUsIE SQUARE, MONTREAL.
III f.

CEA BATHING AT ROCKAwAY, L. 1.-THE PA
10 WHOM Hotel Is for the reception Of visiters.
Cars leave the South ferry Brooklyn for Jamaca
where stages will be in readiness vssrs 20 tho
house. Any left with ]. Ogden Smith,
j. M. BRINTNALL
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CoPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

NEW YORK, JUNE "a, 1S52.-THE sUBsCRIBFRR
have this day formed 90 partnership under the
Haght e. Mclean, and will transact general Broker
r Exchange, and Collecting business, at No. 10 Ner
ants Exchange, Wall street. -
SAMUEL w. HAIGHT
GEORGE W MoIEAN
Scfcr by permission TO Geo g. Coe, Cashier Ohio Life
and Trust Company, New York; Robert Bayard
q a.. New York. Page Bacon, st. Louis; Page Bacon
n, San Francisco, California
PARTNER wANTED--IN A PROFITABLE MANU-
featuring business in this city. To wshing TO
ieage in substantial business, tia good OPPORTUNITY
I'D well worthy of attention. Address w. r., Herald
= hce stating where an interview may be had.
81 000 WANTED, A PARTNER WITH THE
A,OVO. above capital to purchase one-half In teres
an exclusive manufacturing business, conducted by
practical having the amount invested. $4,000
5000 oan be easily made annually, which will be shown.
Address Young Herald ofce. With name aad gesidonce
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VIENNA SPRINGS. OHIO.-THIS NEW AND FASH
ionable Watering Place for the reception
OF visere under the management of Dr. Ssbee assisted
by Mr. Kingsbury Of the BurAet House. and Mr.
OF the ell House. 1t is Of the beautiful and
from Cincinnati to New York The hotel is spacious
beautifully furnished, and kept in the style Of the
Eastern hotels There are many anusements-plenty Of
the best sscetybeautful drves-romantic sceneryull
band of music &c. &c. Travellers going East or West
W i'll do well to call and see for themselves.
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EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKs-EvERY
II day except Saturdays Fare Is each way The
steamer BUFFALO Capt Hancox will leave Hammond
etreet az "a eelosk Spring ~ Grand B. T.. 81; Caths-
] Q resh ents, fishing tackle, Sc, provided.
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Arrivals OF Gold In London.

SPECIE FKOM AUSTRALIA.
The following numerous and large arrivals Of specie
have taken place from Austraa:-The ship Enchanter
from Melbourne and Geelong has brought sixty boxes Of
Soad; the Governor Hewett from Sidney 81 boxes Of
gold DUST the Aberfoyle from Geelopg boxes of gold
dust and from Melbourne 55 boxes and other packages
gold dust the Blackwa from Sidney, 115 of gold
DUST the Oriental from Sidney box Of gold and silver
bullion and 81 boxes of gold dust the Prince OF Wales
from Launceston boxes and jar of gold dust; the
Autumnus, from Sidney, boxes Of gold dust; the
BIghtman, from Sidney, box of gold dust the Benja
min Ekn, from Port Adaide, a30 bags and 4131 in
gos of copper and 16 packages Of gold dust AMI silver
bullion. consigned to sundry houses and TO order.
IMPORTS OF RUSSIAN GOLD.
The imports Of gold from Russia have commenced With
the opepinp of the season Gee Co., of Hull
(per Mr o. Lyndall) delivered al the Bank OF England
ON Saturday Il 900 half imperials, steamer Helen
McGregor from ST Petersburg The same party has con
veyed about f3OC0000 sterling during the last three
years by Hull steamers from ST. Petersburg it s how
anticipated that the receipts from that quarter will
be much less this than in previous years
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD. FoR PAtLA-
" delpha Pier 30. North river. foot of Battery
pace. by steamboat JOHN POTTER Two lines daily.
Morning line att " Afternoon express line at
p Nj through to Philadelphia In four and half hours
Fares first class IS second class, tby2P w. line
oniy) 81 Returning, leave Phsdelphis, from foot OF
Walnut street at a. NJ. and z NJ. Emigrsnt line by
etesmbost TRANSPORT from Pier No l, AT +. ~ Fare
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EXCURSIONS.

sTONEY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON.-THE NEW
~ and splendid steamer NAY QUEEN Capt = hcNeill
l21s and 81 r. NJ; Piers, r.. and 10 a. M and 5
p M leaving tho Island last trip at r. NJ Fare 12kc.
each way. N. B-No half-price for Children
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I1xCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKs-FARE FOR
IL tho whole Excursion Fifty CentsThe large ssa steam
er CATALINE, aptan r. salter Hofmire will make
yuIy 18th 4.h and nth Leaving Delaney street at A
81 Bridge street. brooklyn Mt S Catharns street. N "
at sh, pier Nos, R., at ciook, returning at p. NJ
Refresbmest liner bait furnished board band
Of musi will accompany the boat. N BAH persons
forbid trus tin any of this boat
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A UCTiOM NUrIor; TnvMAs BELL AuCTIONEEK.
in the auction IS Spruce streeLarge sale Of vau
able Dry Goods Fancy and Housekeeping Articles, Chill
drens and other Clothing Guns, Watches Segars &c.
Wednesday-Yauable Furniture Of all descriptions.
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.


~ Prietor Of this establishment situated
corner oi avenue ana
was opened the 4th June last is handsomely
and guests Visiting this city assured that
shall be wanting to render their sojourn agreeable
ORVILLE B. DIBBLE.
THAMPLIN PLACE, IsLIP, L. I.-THIS DELIGHT
full watering place situated the south side Of Long
Island opposite Fire Island Light miles from New York
by railroad turnpike has unoccupied desr
rooms Families wishing the will please address AMOS
r. STELLENWAY, IsIip Post Office.
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UCTION NOTICE-H. N BUSH, AUCTI0NEER,
"A will sell. this day. at 1o o'clock in the sales room 10
NorthWam st. Bureaus Sofas Couch Bedsteads Mattress
&C. Also three chests Of Clothing chest Of Tea Sc
gnrs, &c. &c.
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TOHN FIsHBLATT, AUcTIoNEER.-sToRE NO. %

JACOB BOGART, AUGTIoNEER, STORE NO. If
Spruce street.This day at loh o'clock at No. 2sd
did Bar Counter together with Oil Paintings
Oyster Stand, Decanters, Tumblers, &c,
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DehoW oW......,...,s.. 80, ........, "a 900 0V0
The budget was subsequently adopted by 2i4 te1
M BiIlaut next informed the Assembly that he had
received message from the President the Republic
i. ~ fellows
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feeling consequent trade sport
Manchester. The estimated sales for the three days
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-17

AUGUSTA. ia.
DESPECTFULLY announce to their friends
In and the public. that they have received their
full SPRING SUPPLIES, embracing very
large and elegant assortment of Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Rich White Watercd, and Plain White Gace Silks,
for ladies' Scarfs and Mantillas;
Rich Fancy, and White Brocade Silks, for Ladies'
Dresses;
Superior small Checked and Striped Summer Silks;
Superior Black Rep and Rich Figured Black Silks,
and Black Hankin Grapes:
Rich Printed Baregcs, and Barcgc DeI.nincs;
Pais Printed Grape dc Paris, and Printed Grena-
dimes, of new and splendid styles;
Superior plain White, Black and Fancy Colorcd
Grape dc Paris
Fancy French Printed Organdics and Jacone;s, Of
new and elegant styles
Hoylc's Printed Lawns, of beautiful styles, and
warranted fast colors
4 Large assortment of Fancy Gmps, Lace, and
Ribbon Trimmings, for Ladies' Dresses;
White Silk Fringss, for Ladies' Scarfs and Man.
tillas;
Plain and White Dotted Swiss Nuslins, for Ladies'
Dresses; 80
Superior White Camhrcs Jaconncts. Null and
Nansook hlusns, Of soft and beautiful finish
Plain White, Black and Fancy Colorcd Barcges;
Lupin's Superior Black Bonbazincs, and Black
Chllys;
Ladies' White and Black Lace Mantllas, of rich
and elegant styles;
Ladies' Black Silk NIantillas, (somc for Monrning)
Ladies' Rich Valcncicnncs Lace, and embroidered
Muslin Collars;
ladies' Embroidered Muslin Cndcrslccvcs, Of beau
full styles:
Ladies' French Worked Chimascts, of rich and
elegant styles:
Ladies' Embroidered Linen CanLric and French
Lawn IIandkcrchicfs
Jaconct and Swiss Muslin Edgng and .lnscrtings,
n large assortment;
Embroidered Muslins. and Muslin Bands, for La
dies Puff Cuffs and Indcrslcrves:
Ladies' plain White and Rich Embroidered Grape
Shawls;
Ladies plain White, Black end Fancy Embroidcr-
cd Grenainc Shaws:
Ladies' elegant Bridal and Rich Spanish Fans:
Ladies' Carved Shell Combs, of new and beautiful
patterns.
Extra Silk Warp French Blak Caslmcrcttcs, and
Single ,Iill French Black Cu.simcrrs, a choice
and elegant article for Gcntlrmcn's Summer
wear;
4 large assortment Of plain White and Fancy
Linen Drillings, for Gcn,lcman's and Youths
Summer wear.
GF S. & S. will continue to receive. through tho
Season, by the Steamers the latest styles Of Ladies'
Dress Gonds. and other srssonahlc articles. All
Of their Stock has been selected With q, cat care in
cf renee to style and quality, and they feel assured
that their Goods will give entire satisfaction 10 pur
chascrs.
The public arc respectfully requested to call and
examine the assortment
April s If y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-17
AIDRICHZ g. ROYAL,
NEW AND CHEAP

T1IIE Subscriber has just received his Spring
i Stock Of new and lysa, ~
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
among which may be found a beautiful assortment
of Ladies' Dress Goods, comprising all tho latest
styles Of
Bcrace, Bcrage dc I4aines and Tissues,
Real French Printed .Jackonets, light fabric and
VERY handsome. - <-----------------
Color'd and Black figured Silks: rich patterns
Null, Book, Jackonet, Swiss and Plaid Muslin,
Ginehams, large assortment, and cheaper than
ever.
English, French and American Prints, great
variety.
Real Irish Linens, Linen Drilling and Cotton
adcs.
French Herring-bone Drilling; Drab dc Etc;
Cashmaret, Black and Colorcd.
Union Linens,
An the styles of bleachcd and brown Shirtings
and Shcctings, from ga to l24 wide and cheap is
any one can desire,
Wells and Veil Goods; Bobinet Laces, figured
and Plain,
Thread, Muslin, Swiss and Linen Edging and
Inscrtings,
Ladies, Gentlemen and Misses Gloves,
and Misses Hosiery, great variety.
t " Parasols and Fans,
Cologncs and Extracts; Toilet Powders and Tol'
let Soaps.
Hooks and Eyes, in boxes and on Tape.
Combs, large assortment,
ladies' and Childrcn's Shoes,
This Stock has been selected with great care by
an experienced buyer, and in style and quality will
compare favorably witt, any in Augusta. An exam.
inaton is solicited before looking elsewhere.
II. b. JACKSON.
Hamburg, April 81 Ct il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-17
DIR. DENNIS'S
GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA,


Janndice. Sick Headache, Di<ziness. Loss of
Appetite, Constipation Of the Bo,Ocls, Piles,
caused by Costiucness. Pain in the Bomels, or
Rheumatism, caused by the use Of Mercury,
Syphilis, Scrofuia. Boiis, Ulcers, dc.
TNiiS PREPARATION is made as pure as posi-.
bic. Its bitter taste, and beneficial effects IN
diseases of the Liver and diseases arising fromnn i'm
pure state of the Blood, prove it to he the
PUREST AND MOST USEFUL
preparation of Sarsaparilla that is made.
Those who have used the various preparations of
Sarsaparlla will find, by the taste and effect, that
there is more Sarsapnrla in one bottle Of DR.. DEN
MIS- preparation, than in half dozen bottles as it is
generally made.
Its alternative and mildly purgntive effects upon the
bowels, make it not only good substitute for hler
cury but useful in removing all diseases arising from
the imprldent use of Mercury.
a Prepared only byJ. DENNIS, M D., Angus
Ia, Georgia.
Sold by A. G.. TEAcuE and G.. l.. PENN, Edgefeld
C.. H.; =. NJ. COHEN and CAREY e. CoUTURIER,
Charleston; BoATwRIGHT d hIIoT and F. CURTIS,
Columbia A. J. CREIGHTON, Hamburg; WM. F.
TUTT, d. b. Plum, lIAvILAND e. RIsLEY, w. F.
& J. TuRPIN, w. X. KITCHEN, BARRETT d CAR
TER, Augusta Geo, and by Druggists generally.
price-S1 per bottle; bottle for SIS.
ss.ys Remember to usk for DENNIS GEORGIA
SARSAPARlLLA.
June &c, 1851 If %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-17

An EASY NATURED FARMER-THE True
MAHoMETAN SpIRIT.-Tbe Detroit Adver-
tiser relates the following example of re-
sgnation, usual among Americans:
A certain good-natured old Vermont far
mer preserved his constant good nature let
what would turn up. One day, while the
Black tongue prevailed in that State, one Of
his men came in, bringing the news that one
of his red oxen was dead.
els he?' said the old man, well, he al
ways was breechy cuss. Take his hide
off, and carry it down to Fletcher's; it will
bring the cash." An hour or so afterwards,
the man came back with the news that line
back" and his mate were both dead, care
they :" said the old man, well took them
of B, to save bad debt that never
expected to get. 1t is lucky that it amt the
brindles. Take the hides down to Fletch-
er's; they will bring the cash." After the
lapse Of another hour the man came back
again to tell him that the nigh brindle was
dead. els he :" said the old man, "well he
was very old OK. Take off his hide and
take it down to Ffetcher's it's worth cash.,
and will bring more than any of the Others"
Hereupon his wife, who was n very pious
soul, taking upon herself the office of Eli.
Phaz, reprimanded her husband very severe
Iy, and asked him if he was not aware that
his loss was a judgment of Heaven for his
wickedness. els it?" said the old fellow.
"Well, if they will take the Judgment in
cattle, it is the easiest way I can pay it,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-17
5fisfellaneons.
SONG OF THE CcQUETTE.
Am:@"O: should like to marry"


o! shall never marry
For money, love or fun?
The mcn-Tom, Dick and Harry
Are traitors every one,
They worship and eajole us
While maidens in our pride,
The surer TO control us
When once the knot is tied.
Talk of a moon Of honey,
Of roses and so forth!
Of making matrimony
A Paradise on earth!
For such a mess Of pottage
Her thraldom who would weave?
For love within cottage
a palace who would leave.
lido not care copper
For sentiment and lovo;
It may be very proper
For those who ape the dove,
But such bird as / am,
Who rovcs as well as sings
Has got (sometimes to try 'em)
A brilliant pair Of wings.
Then I shall never marry
For money, love, or fun!
The men-Tom, Dick and Harry
Are traitors every one,
A little admiration,
A little liberty,
AH innocent Irritation,
Is just enough for me.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-17
For Sale,

A HOUSE AND LOT containing about two
N acres, one and half miles from Edgefcld on
the Columbia Road. There are on the lot well
of good water and all necessary outbuld-ings for
small family. 81 NSn ~
The place will be sold for Cash or on tme,-
the he~purchase money being amply sccurcd-and
immediate possession given. Apply at this Office.
Feb ) If 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-17

THE HEARr-The little have seen OF
the world, and know Of the history Of man.
kind, teaches me to look upon the errors of
others in sorrow, not in anger. When
take the history of one poor heart that has
sinncd and suffered, and represent to myself
the struggles and temptations it has passed
through; the brief pulsations Of joy; the
feverish inquietude Of hope and fear; the
pressure of want; the descrtions of friends
the scorn of the world that has little charity
the desoation Of the minds sanctuary, and
threatening voices within; health gone; even
hope, that the longest, gone; | would fain
leave the erring soul Of my iellow-man with
Him from whose hand it came.-Longfel.
low.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-17

REvESGE.-When the mind is in contcm-
plation of revenge, all its thoughts must
surely be tortured with the alternate pangs
of rancour, envy, hatred and Indignation !;
and they who profess a sweet in the enjoy
ment of it certainly never felt the consum.
mate bliss of reconciliation. At such an in
slant the false ideas we received unrave,
and the shyncss, the distrust, the secret
scorns, and all the base satis!actions men
had in each others faults and misfortunes
are dispelled, and their souls appear in their
native whiteness, without the least streak of
that malice or distrust which sulled them,
and perhaps those very actions, which when
we looked at them in the oblique glance
with which hatred doth always see things,
were horrid and odous, when observed with
honest and open eyes are beauteous and or.
namental.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-17
A Lovely Young Lady Cured Of
Consumption

THE following s from the pen of WIN. II. LEVI
SON. ESQ.,. the distinguished editor of the u. S. Mill
iary and Naval Argus, under date of New York,
January 26, 1851. What could be more conclusive? |?
SIT is seldom we permit ourselves 10 occupy
space in these columns 10 speak in praise Of nny ar
iice in the patent medicine way; lint when we zee
the life of fellow creature snved hy the nse Of any
me;licine whatever consider it as our right. If
not duty, TO give simple statement of facts,
that others mny, IN IKE mafincr, ne benefited. The
case which has induced pen this article that
of young lady Of our acquaintance. who y frequent
exposure to the night mir. contracted Cold which
settled on The Lungs before its rayages could he
stayed. This occurred two years ago this winier.)
Various remedies were used bnl with very little effect
or henef..-The Cough grew worse, with copions
cxpectorntion and the sunken cye and pale, hollow
cheek, told plainly that pulmonary disensc was doing
its wort on her delicate Frame The family physi.
clan was consulted. and although lie wonld not admit
To the young lady that she really had the Consnmp-
ton yet he would give encouragement rs TO cure.
At this crisis her mother was persuaded TO make
nse of hntrle of Dr. Rogers Compound Syrup Of
| I.vcrwort and Tar. and we happy 10 state she
perfectly cured in less than three months by this
medicine alone. after hope was DESTROYED II is
useless 10 comment snch this. for The
simple truth will reach where polished fiction never
can If any lnrb tir authenticity "f ti, staiement
let them call at lisS Oflicc.-U. S. Military and Ma
| val Argus.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-17

Mosr eminent men, who have astonishel
the world by the amount as well as vigour
of their writings, have been early risers.
Not SO Jeffrey. Speaking of continental
expedition which they once had together,
Lord Cockburn says: "It was delightful
journey. Its only defect arose from his in
veterate adherence of early rising, which
compelled US to travel during the hottest part
of the day. This aversion to the dawn, un-
less when seen before going to bed, lasted
his whole life. He very seldom went to
sleep SO soon as two in the morning, and
distrusted all accounts of the early.rsing
virtues. He tells Lord Murray, in a letter
in 1929, that he had been much pleased with
family he had been visiting near Bath,
especially with the patriarch, a marvellous
brisk young gentleman Of eighty-two. who
gallops up and down the country in all wea-
theirs, reads without spectacles, and is neither
deaf, dull nor testy. find, to my great de.
light, that he never rose early in his life
though am concerned to add that he has
for some years been water.drinker-av vice,
however, which he talks Of reforming"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-17

INFLUENCE OF SM1LE.-lt is related in
the life of a celebrated mathematician, Will
liam Hutton, that respectable looking
country woman called upon him one day,
anxious to speak with him. She told him
with an air of secrecy, that her husband be-
haved unkind to her and sought other CON-
pany, frequently passing his evenings from
home, which made her feel extremely un-
happy, and knowing Mr.. Hutton to be a
wise man, she thought he might be able to
tell her how she should manage to cure her
husband-The case was common one, and
he thought he could prescribe for it without
losing his reputation as a conjurer. "Tbe
remedy is simple one," said he, "but
have never known it to fail. Always meet
your husband with SMILE" The woman
expressed her thanks, dropped a curtcsy and
went away. \ few months afterwards she
waited on Mr.. Hutton, with couple of fine
fowls, which she begged him to accept. She
told him with tear of JOY. and gratitude
glistening in her eye, that she had followed
his advice and her husband was cured He
no longer sought the company of others,
but treated her with constant love and kind
ness.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-17
NEW BOOT & SHOE FACTORY

(Ncyt door 10 SULLIVAN & BRoTnER.)
XX7IlERE may he had b o OTIS & SHOES
w Of all descriptions, made Of the
Best Materials,
" the BEST WORKalEN!
4 large Stock Of Home made Plantation Brogans
of the bcstquaity. Planters invited to examine
them.
Upper, Sole, Harness and Belt Leather upon
good terms fur cash.
Mr.. }. ID. TlBnETTs, the Foreman Of this Esab-
lishcn, will fill all nr, for materials and execute
a orders for work with despatch.
Il. Il. MINIS, Proprietor.
Jan s If 81