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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,

THE this institution
the Thursday In June The
uiton s5o payable
ally advance. drawing paint
ns Spanish Italian German, and Latin. The
primary composed OF pupils under nine
age 800 per able balfyoarly in advance
Letters inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER SURE
OF Joseph Academy, Emmitbug, Frederick county,
Maryland
Jul B-dlyeAT.
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Land Warrant Lost.

THE public hereby notified lh Of August
1885, the undersigned, James NJ HALEY, whom land
1850 isued by Commissioner
the ConEe-. 1855
mail scotvie Albemnrle county,
gnia the NJ snyder son, Of
ngton city that the said land ny enforcement
blank by tho underiEned has failed
Snyder and believed IN.
was either frauduently from The mails or lost
Az therefore hereby warned purchasing the
sd intend apply 20 the Commissioner Of Pensions
JAMES N. HALEY.
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Sept 2s--dly
Nassau Hail college OF New Jersey, Princeton

"shoud auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to min;
Should auld acquaintance be forgot
And days o. aud lang syne."
The members the senior class ending June 1885,
class Of the year ending June 1884, and Freshman
ending In June, 1885, hereby assemble
Washington D. C by tho third Of March, A d. 1857
the links the chain endshn which
de entirely exchange In their
lives greeting and sympathy, and lament the unlmey ate
some Of their most promising compcers.
preliminary meeting Of the sclfnppoined committee will be
states ioie Chesnut between Fourth and Fifth
which those members classes whom
venient invited attend the will
adopted TO as full an attendance possible.
In ths those whom this notice addressed will be-
furnish the ofhe committee by mail with
their respective post onices
EDWARD J. GRANT, M. D.,
of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER c. HART, M. D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER.
OF Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Of Winston Aneghany Co., Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
Of Balst" Iron and Glass Works. N. j.,
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JoHr wuIpn OF Lebanon Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMar3 (Inteilgencerl
All newspapers civilized Of the world request
ed notice this advertisement In their editorial columns
Of through
globe and all newspapers throughout the United
states Of America requested sratuous ron
caonay between this date and the ID Of March D. 1857
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Professional Notice

CONWAY ROBINSON ~ Richmond Virginia, praoiises Rich
mopd IN 1be or appeals and Ded States eour, and
Washington city In the Supreme Court
Letters 70 him will be directed ~ Rchmnnd Virginia
aEpst 49, Ia,vgvw
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mo. 562.I
Notice

Of the removal Of the land office from Lebanon 10 Centre
IN the State Of Alabama.
OF Congress entitled
An authorizing changes in the location OF land oees
approved Is hereby declared and made known tha
public lands LEBAsos, In the STATE
of hLAnlMA viii removed the OF CENTRE IN said
staie from and thirty -hrst day of July next .
my hand, the city Of Washington, This l7h day o.
June, A d, 1856
BY order Of the Presidents -
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Ohce
June lS-lnw6w (u,el.aStarl
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... mo. b52.J
Nv the President Of the United states.
INo. b5al

I'M Dursu.nce ofay FRANKLIN PIERCE, ua
subse ssIes viii Ss nsa !, oes ls
sss S 3 ss .Ss . - q s sr T MAKE sSasss Ou Mon
day ueen day Of July next 100 me disposal o. 'he public
townships, viz
NORTH oJ tAs and vest Of tAs S'i~sipaI meridian.
The ISLANDS situated section sH, township ioryseveR,
sections rsenyreishi nine township oysiEhI
rans Ave and in section hiTy-ree township i0'VAs 'aAss
Township fertynius, ofEaass Ten. a.. ;, , .,...
Townships ioryhree, foysn, forty se'sn' and ior-esE
Townships ,nree forty and oyssVen, Of range 'wsHy
three. a.. =, .,.... ,,.ntv-svs
Townships ory Jour and in,.y Ave- o. range '"sn''h
Iownshps foriy eight foTnne, and n-ons, oiranse Ay
townships fOry-esht iortynins my, and nus
Townshps for,y-nvs any, hnyons Of ,hrysG
Township my, ofrange thirty seven, - - a.. -,
The unappopaled lands IN sections wsnv wen0
4, 1as land oace DUNCAN, commencing Merday &s
within the following townships and pa i'0~n'
NORTH Of tas bose line and Of tAs prrHsSas '"sdiaa
Township histy-seven, Of rsnse twenty seven
Townships and Of Ianss
sorts of aud east Of As prinasas '"srdts"
lions twenty four and twenty Ave. thirty -four, range
ssSSS sy r. Sss sssSons ss Sections
,ry four, Of The same range ~ section a"e & o~np % up %ea
sSp sSp Sa s@as@ of he same TsHss
and IN secuons twehV
thr,y four, township tinrty OF the same range.
Lands the OF schools military, and
other purposes together with those swanp aud osenowed lands
thereby uph for any granted to The sa ~
act enable The State OF Arkansas aud other
lands within thef " approved
september %, 1850, tciH be epehuded from he sales
The oens lands will be- commenced on he days
and win order In which they are adves
despatch, until the whole shall have been
and but sale shall os KEPT open
Than two OF the lands viii
ne admitted until aite expiration u the Two weeks
Given under my city Of washington uls nm DAY
April, Domini thousand eight hsnded ana ysix
President: FAhNAhAN FfEnor.
THoS A. HENDRICKS, .#...
Commissionar OF the General Land ofhce.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person night Of emption TO any Of the
lands wn townships OF townships above enumeIa
establish the same to the satisfaction OF he regis
odce and mako payment thereof
as soon as notice. and beio the day
pointed m the pubc sale OF the lands
bacing otherwise such claim VIII be forfeited
e ~ TIIoS. A. HENDRlCkS,
Commissioned OF the General Land Ohce.
April s-lawI3w [IDe and starl
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PROPOSED pAIss % ss,l,Es.

Sof Helent orpassage apply 10
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHlPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN RENNARD CO.,
"a Austin Fiars, boodon
d. q. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris.
will accountable for gold
ouon, specie ewe precious metals unless bills
fading therefor and the value
l-du
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spsctscIes.

spsctscies.
GOLD silver hne steel and plated peeaeles glasses sc Of
VI focuses, with peoca psTtscupc and parabola
Iong experiences gives peculiar advantages In selecting
adapted TO the eyes OF wsaren. = -
M. W, GhLT BRO,
S7l Penn. avenue, between Nlnui and Tenth streets
Jan n2s-u
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WAR sAsr-The nndetsignd gives public notice. thn,
ntho expiration of sir notice appica
win be made the cnmmis-ioner Of Pensions
lieu ~ issued 97h February 1855 for elsh
No l55ae2 - Owen nyrick, which has 70
hand. tn. LINPKiN, Attorney.
H1-# OWEN MYRTCK
w..Hssros, n. c., December 6, 1885.
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r OsT aAND wAWItANT

II Osr DAND WARRANT Nb,ress n warrant Il.
IL susd from the r. Once, 10Th
windsr, No. ssN, et 100 mailed him bulge
Maryland and whereas he sd
b,s hrceme lost the undersigned give notice that
Of from the hcreof application
commprer Of Pensions r duplicate land lieu
ons sotnst
CHAa W. WINnER. Attorney
RIDER r. wTNnrF.
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail steamers.

The ships comprising this line arc tbe following:
Gupl
The Baltic
AdriAie. capt James west
.n These ships having been built by
6& pTessy government service, has been
N 1S their constructions also in their engines
uA&4 70 insure strength and speed; and their
passengers Inequaed for elegance and comfort
assse New York Liverpool In hrst cabin $3.50
In second cabin S0 From Liverpool 80 New York. 30 and 20
guneas .
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No herihs he secured until paid for.
The ships of this line have improved bulk heads and
avoid danger from will not cross he Banks n0h o ~ deg
until after The ls OF August.
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NEw YORK. nRnmEa, AND SOUTH
0 AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
N1 - fne ships comprising tAis line WASHING
- TON, Capt r. cavenay5 hsRMANk. Capt. Ed
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A EmBERs of Congress and vis,tsrst wsshingson
MI are respectfully Informed that Rt TAYLOR n mhUhfb
9th street, they VIII meet All eh
reonremen Their stock in addition 10 the following
important works comprises department Of literature science
and ,,--,-
Weekly importstions from England
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Jenerson's Works, volumes
webstcrs works, @ yols., autograph ediuos
Rvereits Oratons and Speeches, volumes
ClsyS Private Correspondence, volume
3, 4. frentiss's Memoirs, 2 volumes
Bancrofts History OF the United States, q volumes
staiesnans Manual, volumes
Hckeyp Constitution, volume
Jenerrons Manual, 4 volume
The Constitutions of the United States, volume
Elliotas Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
aph ira md Statesmen, 1 volume
story's Works, 3 volumes
Lives Of Chief Justices the United States, ] volume
Lieber's Liberty and Self government, volnmer
Wrt's Life OF Patrick Henry, volume
Ksnnedyr life of WiTt, volumes
eaflsnds Life OF Johh Randolph, volume
Party Leaders, by Baldwin, volume
De TocqueviigT Democracy In Amsrica, volume
The rcaeralist, 1 volume
Gmter Naiuf. Tendency oil Frce Instuonr, volume
Con,titniional book, volume
Carcytu Past, Present, and Future, volume
seaHsu's Progress of Matt ne volume
hcEIrous American Dcbaer, volume
Future Wealth of America, volume
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description American, English, and French Stationery
be aunlucs the lowest prices
Visiting printed with promputud
TAYLOR hNAURfs,
Dec 7-df Near sh street
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mo. 65s.l
Notice

Notice
of .oitkdraraI Of land, IN Florida and Alabama.
IN pursuance Of The act ened granting public lands
In alternate sections OF fords and Aahama
aid OF cean railroads 10 snid sses ap
proved l7th May lying within hneen mios 90
each side Toe named said act
10 wit, from nvc Jackonve to The waters OF Es
Gambia bay island, tho Atlantic
the Tampa hay, with aneh 10 Ceder Key on The
Gulf (excep portion south OF It's juno
lion with and fr"m fon-scoa, Florida 10
Aab1ma-haye by Instructions nom this ohc been
Espeuded from Until furtber orders.
the General Land nce, at the city
washington, this twenty -third day OF May 1885. -
THOs, A. HENDRICKS,
Ma "a -iav6w Tstnr A InteL1 Cummissioner
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Notice or Limited Partnership.

TUE undersigned give notice that they have this day formed linz
tied partnership under the firth whose
OF business Is the e Of Baltimore the purpose oas ahd
selling stocks drafts exchanges bonds
and checks, and the OF brokerage aud
exchange busness that William Stuart Appleton and Henry w.
Howell reside u said general parners
Rust resides Loudoun county, Vrgnis and special
thai said George Rust contributed his part
stock cash
the said partnership this 18th day OF March,
TO terminate on the 18th day Of March, 1857.
WM STUART APPLETON,
ii w. HOW ELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, Of Virginia.
HAVING associated ourselves together indicated the above
Ill notice, the purchase and sale OF
stocks foreign and domestic exchange collection
bills, negotiation oans bonds bs
business public securities exchange
We will make city collections, receive depostes,
cbecke, and allow interest standing accounts
We have secured the services OF Mr. LAWRENCE p BAYNE
(of the late firm Seden ithes Co., Washington, D. C
give undivided general business of
house. and all acts o his therein will be fully recognised BY
'' ~ " - = " Apr,.rr .rr.'nN Co..
April SOW 24 Baltimore stree,.
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Ph,iadeiphia, nisSar~, and Great Western Line.
PASSENGERS depo, the Philadelphia
ing Railroad Company tBroad and Vine stIests) daily ~
q,
rare 10 w %
t...
Niagaa ~ W
W
Freight Philadelphia Reading Depo
BROAD daily for Chicago
Arrangements
JOHN TUCKER, President
Phiadeiphla and Reading Railroad ConTsy.
Feb l6-du
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A rEHICAN HOUSE,, Hanover ssr~.a, Boston hT
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished possesH
nhs improvements and fos hs acoommo
Of the travelling puhlc
Idly
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"A HE Letters OF Madame de sevtan~ her Daughter
and Friends edited hfs Sarah 4. hale. vol. 81 %,
The Letters of Lady MARY Worley nonaru edited BY Mrs -
NAV ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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WIT and wisdom Of IN. Rev sydney sns,nI by Duye
gl 2S.
The % and Travels of Hcrndoius Fh Century before
Christ msvuay biography founded fact, by j. Tai
boy Wheeler, y. r. q. 4. vols. ST.
The Buguenot Erilesi histnIcal novel. rs cents.
hechanic Tables, conanine crcurrrnres Of cf
Of squares ~ rnssd
hoops, cutting of bai-r pste kc.I by Charles H. Has
we'll mafne engineer. 50 cents.
Introduction To the stndy ~ an by NJ. A. Dwight g.
Paths series of tales
BY Mrs JuHa l. Dunscnt si
The Ri~s and rrosr.ss English Constitution; g.
Creasy, NJ a. THIRD ednon. 81.
Cslderon hs B aud g-nius with specimens Of his plays
r. G, Trench, n u. IS cents.
Just Published, and foT sale At TAYLOR a MAURYe
June 10 bookstore, 9th st
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l.. y. Middleton,
DeaieY ~ lee
Once and depot southwss, and 10Th street.
Fch 9I--dgu,ff
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Dec Is 0awtlsP.S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-22
SMfli 38eabil1g
LAWYERS OIITWITTED.

Not far from the city Of Montgomery,
in the State of Alabama, on one of the
stageroads running from that city, lives a
jolly landlord by the name of Ford. In
fair weather or foul, in hardtimes or soft,
Ford would have his joke. 1t was bitter,
stormy night, or rather morning, about two
hours before daybreak, he was aroused from
his slumber by loud shouting and knocks at
his door. He turned out, but sorely against
his will, and demanded what was the matter.
1t was as dark as lar, and as he could see
no one he cried out
"Who are you there l'
Burder and Yancy and Elmore, from
Montgomery" was the answer, "on our
way to Tuscaloosa to attend court. We
are benigh,ed, and want to stay all night"
"Very sorry | can't accommodate you
so far, gentlemen. Do anything to oblige
you, but that's impossible"
The lawyers, for they were three of the
smarlest lawyers in the State, and all ready
to drop down with fatigue, held a brief con.
sultaton, and then, as they could do no bet.
ter, aud were too tired to go another step,
they asked
Well, can't you stable our horses, and
give us chairs and good fire till morning !'
"Oh, yes, can do that, gentlemen"
Our learned and legal friends were soon
drying their wet clothes by bright fire, as
they composed themselves to pass the few
remaining hours in their chairs, doing and
nodding, and now and then swearing wo: d
or two of impalience as they waited till day
light did appear.
The longest night has morning, ard a
last the sun came along, and then in due
time good breakfast made its appearance
but to the surprise of the lawy ers, wht
thoug ht the house was crowded with guests
none but themselves sat down to parlake.
"Wby, Ford, thought your house wa
80 full you couldn't give us beds last night 2
said Burder.
"l didn't say So" Ford replied.
You did'aii What in the name o
thunder, then. did you says"
You asked me to let you stay here al
night, and said that it would be impossible
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-22

for the night was near thirds gone when
you came. If you only wanted beds, why
on earth didn't you say 500"
The Lawyers had to give it up. Three
of them on one side, and the landlord alone
had beat them all.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-22

The widow of an eminent composer hay-
ing stated, upon the tomb Of her husband,
that "he left this life and gone TO that bes.
sed place where only his music can be ex.
ceeded," the mourning relic Of famous
pyrotechnist adopted the same idea, and eau.
sed to be inscribed upon the marble slab
"He is gone to that blessed place were only
his fire. e.works can be exceeded"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-22
GBoiitt 4o&tr:v,
MY OWN FIREsIDE.
BY ALLARIc WATTS.

1t isa mystic circle that surrounds
Comforts and virtues never known beyont
Its hallowed limit-SouTHEy.
Let others seek for empty joys
At ball or concert, rout or play;
Whilst far from Fashions idle noise,
Her gilded domes and trappings gay,
Iwhile the wntry eve away,
'Twixt book and lutte the hours divide;
And marvel how l e'er could stray
From thee-my own fireside!
My own fireside! Those simple words
Can bid the sweetest dreams arise,
Awaken feelings tenderest cords,
And fill with tears Of JOY mine eyes.
What is there my wild heart can prize,
That doth not iu thy sphere abide;
Haunt of my home-bred sympathies,
My own-my own fireside!
A gentle form is near me now;
A small white hand is claspei in mine;
gaze upon her placid brow,
And ask, what joys can equal thine?
A babe, whose beauties half divine,
In sleep his mothers eye both hide;
Where may Love seek litter shrine
Than thou-my :osssn, s.aaiaei u >
My refuge ever from the storm
Of this worlds passion, strife and care;
Though thunder clouds the skies deform,
Their fury cannot reach me there;
There all is cheerful, calm and fair;
Wrath, Envy, Malice, Strife or Pride
Hath never made its hated lair
By thee-my own freside!
Shrine Of my household deiti.s!
Bright scene of homes unsulIied joys;
To thee my burdened spirit flies
When Fortune frowns, or Care annoys!
Thine is the bliss that never cloys;
The smile whose truth has oft been tried
What, then, are this worlds tinsel toys
To thee-my own firesdc!
Oh, may the yearnings, fond and sweet,
That bid my thoughts be all of thee,
Thus ever guide my wandering feet
To thy heart, soothing sanctuary!
Whate'er my future years may be,
Let jos or grief my fate betide,
Be still an Eden bright to me,
My own-my own freside!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-22

Somebody describing The absurd appear.
ing of man dancing the polka says. e He
looks as though he had hole in his pocket,
and was trying to shake shilling down the
leg Of bis trousers"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-22

1t is a mystic circle that surrounds
Comforts and virtues never known beyond
Its hallowed limit-SoUTHEY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-22
E. Mikell Gilbert, Jos. R. N. Tenhet, Alex.
ander H. Petscb, Thos. J. Wharton, S.
D. Committee.

COLUMBIA rs C) RAcEs.-We must in.
vite the attention of breeders and turfmen TO
the programme, in our advertising columns,
Of the ensuing meeting over the beautiful
Congaree Course, first Tuesday in Decem:
Der next. The Columbia Jocky Club open
the bail of an extensive racing campaign in
South Carolina and Georgia. The best
stock of Virginia, North Carolina, Tennes.
see, and Kentucky first meet here to test the.
mettle OF those who are to thesmaior born.
One of the most important and interesting
stakes which has closed this season, is post
stake, four mile heats, which is 10 come off
during the week. The subscription is $3.50
each, play or pay, to which the Club add
$1,000; and there are no less than six sub.
scribers Then there is a colt stake, two,
mile heats, ofanine subscribers att$250 SUBJ
scrir,ion, leo forfeit, 10 which the Club addsis
$500. Isss aset fsssrgstl
s,
S S5i,ss
racea, at cne, two, ana three p1s 6eaf, Fa6-
not but eilsure very b.i!i;su. meeting
The EohCaree Course has been greatly i'm
proved q late, and is now ous OF the finest
in the country. Mr.. Puryeor, we are per.
suaded, will leave nothing undoue to add to
the qualification of his patrons.-forter's
Spirit
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-22
VOL. XXI..-.NO. Al.
TESTIMONIAL TO COL. BROOKS.

Shortly after the castgation of Senator
Sumner by Col. Brooks, (says the Char
lesion Mercury,) number of gentlemen of
this city determined upon testifying their ap.
probation Of the act, by presenting pair
of pistols to Col. B. A committee was sp-
pointed to whom was entrusted the procur.
ing and presentation of the testimonial,
duty which they performed in an appropri-
ate manner. The following is the reply Of
Col. Brooks.
LEAs1DE, EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT.
October 5, 1856.
GENTLEMEN: On the Sd Of October,
day which, is an epoch in my life, at Ninety.
Six, and By the hand of my bosom friend,
Major Suber, the beautiful aud appropriate a
testimonial with which you have honored,
me, was presented. The time, place, and
circumstance Of the presentation, together
with the facts, that the weapons were made
by Southern man, out of Southern mate.
rial, and expressly for myself, render their
value to me incalculable; and derive spe.
cial qualification from the reflection, that the
Chairman Of your Committee is an old com.
panion in arms, who has known me under
circumstances of greater trial than any
through which have recently passed.
May God deliver the from the necessity
of using them against any felow.being; but :
should the necessity devolve upon me,
trust that He will enable me to use them
with honor.
am, respectfully and truly,
Your friend and fellow. citizen.
P. s. BROOKS.
E. Mikell Gilbert, Jos. R. N. Tenhet, Alex.
ander H. Petscb, Thos. J. Wharton, S.
d Wahster-C Committee -. y.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-22

PREPARING FOR A D1ssoLUT1oH.-Gov.
Wise, of Virginia says the Norfolk Argus,
has issued, through the Adjutant General,
orders to the Commandants throughout the
State to thoroughly organize the militia that
it may be qualified "to render efectual SER
Vice whenever Virginia may call for it."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-22


Be SYSTEMATIC. 1t will add much more
to your convenience than you can imagine.
1t saves time, saves temper, saves patience,
and saves money. For time it may he a
little troublesome, but you will soon find it
easier to do right than wrong, that it is easi-
er to act by rule than without one.
Be systematic in everything; let it extend
10 most minute triaes, it is not beneath you.
Whitfield could not go to sleep at night if,
after retiring, he remembered that his gloves
and riding whip were not in their usual place,
where he could lay his hand on them in the
dark in any emergency and such men are
the men who leave their mark on the worlds
history.
Systematic men are the only reliable men;
they are those who comply with their en-.
gagements. They are minute men. The
man who has nothing to do is the man who
does nothing. The man of system is soon
known to do what he engages to do; to do
it well, and to do at the same time promised;
consequently he has his hands full.
S1MpL1c1rY.-A neighbor Of ours not
long since introduced to his son, about six
years of age, little brother, who had just
arrived in this world, which all agree in
abusing. but none like 10 part with it, even
in exchange for another. The boy looked
at his infant brother in some little perplexity,
and then raising his eyes to his father, in.
quircd "where did you get it!" Bought
him, my son" exclaimed the father, with
laudable gravity. Again the boy looked at
The baby, and after short time sagaciously
asked, Why didn't you pick out white
one, father9"
"What do you think Of the defendant, Mr..
Thomson9 Do you consider him good
musician 2"
"On that point wish TO speak with great
care. don't wish to intimate that MIR. Van
Slop is not a good musician. Not at ALL
All wish to say is this: The day after he
commenced on the clarionet saw filler who
lived next door, left home, and has never
since been heard Of"
"That will do, Mr.. Thomson. Call the
next witness"
contemporary describing dance m
village in the neighborhood, said: "tbs
gorgeous strings Of glass beads glistened Q"
the heaving bosoms Of the village bellies, like
polished rubies on the delicate surface Of
warm apple dumplings." ..,.,.
There is man ont west So forgetfut OF
faces, that his wife is compelled to keep q
wafer stuck on the end of her nose, that he
may distinguish her from other ladies, but
this does not prevent him from making orcs-
sional mistakes. s2&ga
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-22

There is man ont west So forgetfuf Of ;;
faces, that his wife is compelled to keep q
wafer stuck on the end of her nose, that he
may distinguish her from other ladies, but
this does not prevent him from making occs-
sioaal mistakes. 5s219n E;sl ss .