Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03
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There are thres things that never become
rusty-tlle moley Of the benevolent, the shoes
of the ,butchertherse, and a wonian's tongue.
Three things;hot easily done-to allay thirst
with fire, and tSdrY vet with water, to please
all in everything That is done. "
Three thingst That are as good as the best
brown bread i'd famine, well water in thirst, and
a great coatiu cold.
Three thingsas good as:.their betters--drty
water 10 extinguish fire, 4 homely wife to
blind man, wooden sword to- coward. =.
Three warnings from a, grave" thou know
est what wasS thou seest what am remem.
Der what thou 1T to be.'' ~ i - 81.
Three things5of short continuation .lady's
love, chip iIesand brooks food.
Three .hingsahat ought meyer TO be away
from home--ths cat; the, chimney and ahouse-
wife. ;sss ..z...:..,>4},
Three thipgssn the peacock-the garb Of an
angel, the walk pf thief, and the voice of a
devil. s2sss.> -; ~
Three thingssit is unwisc to boast of--the
flavor of thy alet the beauty of thy wife, and
'ne eontenss emu. g Ssurse. =. -.
Ihree m,Ssflss.ot:ai'nHs' ,''ouss-a 'a.0"'
chimney q Gripping roo! ana ascolu''s "n''
WuAr AN EpiroR DOES NOT LIKE. To
,,v noo,oos, ol: j letter ordering discon,inu.
pn,e ~ . nooal when perhaps the subscriber
is in arrears. To paw postage on communica-.
,;on. M nsrhaos MT more than Ten lines in length
where none buttbe writer's intetest is concern.
ed 2 TT, ,bfa Il debt without the means to
noy hooonse b;a..1n16se,ribers will not pay. q. To-
sand n pauer sissmnontbs Of wear to one who
!. daod or moved away, aud the postmaster or
o,u,o ,ro o,aa, sefot;no tbam ont md ~readinp
them, and then ailer all, receiving letter from
the postmaster saying, "stop your paper sent
to Mr., he's dead, or moved away" but
not word. about pay 5. To have man take
the paper until he is in dept eight or nine dol
lars, and then slip off to parts unknown, with
ou. paying; leaving the postmaster to give no.
tice of the sideto the editor. .;.' -
A vonno ladyl IN Charleston: South Carolina.
took laudanum;S but did not find the quiet Of
the crave therefrom: When fully recovered,
sbe was asked dc reason Of her desperate at.
tempt, when she; confessed, with. tears in her
eyes. that hee lover in partiua from her on the
night before stbs iay " on which She swa allowed
tba poison. had ssa sont "a se.,esk, ilstead
- .tIs liIjs. "a was f'is custom. ire had never
been 40 . .cruelp before. abe said. and from that
moment life became burden and n curse.
After this, lovers had better be little more
partieular how thew kiss their inamorate. if they
don't wish to lose them. Buss 'em right in the
mouth
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of Philadel phia, one of the noble volunteers
now at Norfolk, in g letter to the Pennsylvania
Inquirer, after referring to the scenes of sorrow
and distress caused by the epidemic, adds:
"Party strife is rampant through the land; !;
and while politicians are Illuminating their ana
themas abroad, here, in the city of pcsIilence,
Catholics and Protestants, men of the North
and men of the South, peacefully and harmoni-
ously unite in oil the Offices of brotherly love
and self.sacrifcing kindness. How all party
spirit and bgotry pule before this sublime pic.
'o'e, "''" ,'.uo lnea u'u'.'''s".u ":".' Ds'0'e
pa'l'S"'' S'''. ""' 'sAe" 10 p,'e':su "o'u ,po.
Jul '0'nnun'' a"a '''e'eu ,no ''e' ""'e" T'uo
80 90 " pe.p' .p $3.50. .u:.:" s'e ,:S,: :.'p M 80 c
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our common country; that, wateyer religion we
may profess, we should make it the chief aim
of our being to exercise towards each other
that charity which, in the Divine Scriptures is
said to be greater virtue than faith and hope"
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n NE" uAns oPoS iRAVkLLkhs.-A;h new
game Is no" oe'ns pFac'icea upon travellers
ano h0' "''nous success .ihe 'as' case OF 'ne
A'l'u 0o0u'''' ~ o'eau0' "a pe'so'' "''useu
lei'ow-'raVe,eF " Piek.g MS PocKet on .he
cals' op''' 'Ao 1''"" " ine .'a'",. poilce
o'aee' lo0su'' A'''s'eu ",'n' anu '0oA n'nh 10 u
po,.c' 'ou'' ''0u' S.:vO oos.s1 "nere vsD.n'-
aa'io" "'ls ueisl'su s,' "0'"l"s upU" I'e ue'
:, aUS SoUS Ths 10 a I'D
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lHE oo1ros 0hof IN ,Alssissipfi'-lne NO.
o'e !A'aoa.nu' nouue ''aS u 'e''ei iron hiiS'
S'sSp'p'' "'.'" says 'na' wet "ea'ner anu 'he
worms are destroying the e0''0n crop In 'na'
Stale. 49,