Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-12-22
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ctrable gloom.
1t was the Doctors good fortune to make the
acquaintance of several noble-hearted Georgians,
beside those mentioned: Esq. B-n and his
dignitcd and lady-like wife, Mr.. r. B-r, DR..
By and many others, to whom he will ever
recur with pleasure.
After purchasing place on which the two
land-seckers hope to reap abundant harvests'
the Doctors heart Gegan to yearn for home and
family Again at Albany he had the pleasure
of dining at "Byingtons," with Capt. U. NJ. R.
and lady.
At Macon, town on the route, he met large
number of the ancient and honored fraternity
of Master MasonS, who were convening at their
Lodge there The Doctor had the pleasure Of
being greeted warmly by many cf the brother
hood. Blessings on all on earth who wear the
glorious motto, "Failh, Hope, Charity" and
whose Ultima thule, is the amcoration Of the
woes and sorrows of which man is inherior'
Well, reader, the "Irm Horse" pulled and
snorted like one possessed the Iii tance lcsSened
and lcsscncd until Augusta was again reached.
In Hamburg familiar faces greeted him on
every turn, and neighbour gave the unwclcome
intelligence, (delicately though, reader, and not
as if he was glad lie hal bad news to givc) that
the poor wife was at lone sick and suffering;
and not only did lie sympathize, but he cheer
fully gave up his own horse and buggy to further
the travellers on their wuy. Bless him too with
good wife, when ever he is ready to take one.
You may think readec, if you are among the
uninitiated that The husband and wife who can-
not exist ten days at q lime apart arc tlnmi,iga-
ted reese at the best. But let me see the hus-
band who can leave the woman whom he has
vowed before God and his holy angels to love
and protect, for days and nights, for notll-
ing else but pleasure, and look and speak as un-
concerned about returning home as if lie didn't
care cent about it,-and if ever woman was
piticI in this worll, pity her. And that man,
why have noarthly use for him. That's it.
know I've tilcd you to death, Mr.. Editor,
but if you'll publish this, and should be in want,
at any time for natter to il the pages of the
.idcer4iser, why 1T me know, and III try and
get Mrs. Dingly on her favoritc hobby-her
handsome husbanl and perhaps can spin some
shorter yarns thn this,-short as those little
bits of the Magct Cable, that are flying from
Newfoundland t. Me1ico-only hope, little
more elastic andyenuine not that don't think
: some of them are the I" simon purc;" but
Yankees are so Ginning and so fond of the tin" !"
no knowing wlathcy'lldo. Is there Mr.. E'litor?
DR.. Dingley, Ms Dinglcy, the little Dinsleys,
together with S.A. L., bid you good morning,
, and pleasant water, Sir.
, ROSE COTTAGE
MONEY AND HLLrH-Therc is this difference
$ between those to temporal blessings, health
| and money. Mony is the most cnvied but the
, least enjoyed. Hath is the most enjoyed, but
the least cnvicd and this superiority OF the
latter is still morobvious, when we reflect that
the poorest man ould not part with health for
!, money, but that tc richest would gladly part
\ with all their moey for health.-FuttoH
E,E Fortune made in no time, are like
o skirts made in timc-ten to one, they don't
n lanp iDpetler.