Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-27

thousand Daes vi .v,v.. - Gu ...:...~i -. 20
wharf Yesterday, 42l barrels flour, 4256 barrels
pork, 1918 casks hams and bacon, 1864 sacks
corn, 1900 sacks oats, $50 sacks bran, 1915
barrels potatoes, 76O kegs lard SAT boxes cheese,
1861 hogshcads sugar, 2080 barrels molasses;
besides barrels beef, onions, sour krout, turnips,
cabbages, &c; 376 head c.ttie, $50 sheep, $50
hogs, aud other articles too numerous TO par
licularizc.-N o. Delta, 18th inst.
BEWARE now YOU USE CAMrnoR-Thc To-
ronto ColoniSt says:
awe are Informed that no less than eight
persons have been admitted into the Lunatic
Asylum in a state of insanity, occasioned by
consuming quantities of camphor TO prevent
cholera. Some Of them carried it about in their
pockets, and kept from time to time eating small
quantities of it. Others took it dissolved in
brandy. In all cases where it WAS taken in
any quantity it produced insanity. 1t is fact
we'll known that comparatively small quantity
of camphor will set dog mad, and that he will
soon afterwards die"
AIM HlGH.-Endeavor, by a firm and steady
course of action, not to disgrace the name you
bear, but to place it one step higher On tllc broad
ladder of high and enduring fame.
Place your standard high Go towards it
straight forward and unerrng in youth, steadily
approach it in manhood, and in old age, if you
have not attained it, you will have reached,a far
higher point than you would, had your aim been
lower.
Do not leave your name to sink into obscurity,
but by some noble and benefcent action place it
amongst those names that posterty will bless
Would that the standard of men was to see who
could do the most good Then the only great
would be the truly good men.
If, after tosome life, and long bufetng
with its trials, yopF name is not amongst the
great of the land, feel not cast down, nor think
that you have lived in vain. Far from it your
life has been one continued victory, and you can
meet death, feeling that there rs for you bliss
full eternity, md that your reward isyet to come.
TRUNK FouNp-We learn that Trunk
marked on the end w. E. James, Florence
Depot w. & A. r. R., was found in lot in
the rear of Messrs. Bones & Browns Store
When found it contained sufrdry Books and
some few articles of Clothing; also. some let-
ters and papers. Some of the letters were ad-
dressed to w. E. James, Dalton, Ga, and one.
of them from, no doubt, a sister Of the owner,
from Darlingtou,sS. C. We have been thus
particular in describing the above Trunk for the
benefit of the owner. 1t may have been stolen
at Atlanta, or at some other point on some road
in the interior, and sent to this city for rifng.
| Further information can be obtained by apply
ing at the Hardware Store of MessTs. Bones &
Brown-Constitutiona -
DINNER TO A GRANDSON OF LArAYETTE.-A,
complimentary dinner was given at Peterson. N.
J., a few days ago to III. Lafayette, a grandson
of the Marquis, who is on visit to the u. Statcs
in behalf of suit, now before the Supreme;
Court, relative to the lands given to his grand
father by Congress, for service rendered during
the Revolutionary war; ..-,.ets}
Be- content with little-go in for sunshine,
love, and minor luxuries generalIy--and lot the.
world rush along as madly and as foolishly as2it
pleases. s.ii:s5 :: ',,- "a
TROUBLES are like hornets-the less ado you
make about them the better-for your outcr8,
will only bring out the whole swarm uponsyoa;
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