Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06


+. If in Sparta young man pnrc:.sc!, ~, estate
upon advantageous terms, or made what Is
termed a good bargain,n he was rendered ac-
coun,a,le to the State, and fined for being nm
Just, and buying u thing under its value. our
practice is the reversible young man who
can make the best bargain is the slnartest. -
ADVANTAGES OF CRiSoLINE.- \ young Miss
in Manchester, New Hampshire, while skating
the other day. broke through the ice into twelve
on the ice, and buoyet her up until she was
rescued.
At Dover Nc, last week, some persons cllatg-
ed with placing distractions on the track of
the Boston and Maine railroad, were convicted
and sentenced to State prison for life. Served
them right, though they ought to harete
hang
Creditors never annoy man as long as lie is.
getting up in the world. a man of wealtIlonlyF
pays his butcher once year. Let bad luck
oyertake him, and his meat bill will come in
every morning as regular as breakfast and hun
cry children. .. =.
The skin of boiled egg is the most efficay
cious remedy that can be applied to boil.
Peel it carefully, wet and apply it. 1t will
draw off the, matter, and relieve the soreness, in
a few hours.
A witness in Hoosier court being asked,
how he knew that two certain parties wereman
and wife, replied "Why dog on it, I've heard
'em scolding each other morn fifty-times" >" The
evidence was held as conclusive. ~
A MAN of virtue is an honor to his country,
glory to humanity, a satisfaction to himself; and
a benefactor to the whole world. he lis. rich
without ostentation, courteous without deceit,
and brave without vice. -
A little girl brought up to believe that Hea-
ven was, "an eternal Sabbath. inethe Puritan:
ical sense, being promised by. her mother the
Joys of that starched and rigid Paradise, asked
if she might go, to hell on Sunday afternoons to
play.
A charity sermon was once commenced BY
the Dean Of st. Paul's as follows:
BeneYoence is sentiment common to hu-
man natures A never sees B indistress without
wishing G to relieve him" 80
s. ~ Private advices by the Garage" to tho31st
Dec, state that Cotton declined in the Liverpool
market l-Sd to l.; and that Fair and Middlne qal1
itics declined tho most The sales on Saturday,
amounted to 1000 bales.
Charles Mackay writesro his paper thesLon
don News, that the .crinoline of the fashonable
ladies of Boston and New York, is twice the CIR.
conference of the mode worn IMP Paris
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"Gaze not upon maiden, lest her beauty. be
stumbling-block to thee" is q text worthy of:
consideration nowadays when hoops soiob-
struct our sidewalks.
At night, we cannot tell whether the river Is !.
shallow, or deep;!so neither can we judge of u
silent,or secret man. TO know HIM we must
have light, or else be able to sound him. -
Friendship IS silent gentleman that msk skes.,
no parade; the true heart dances no hernpips
on the tongue; -, & 81 S
/. Why was Pharoah's daughter like a;brokera
Because she got q little prppset from ttEe rassss
on the bank. ss, NJ, ..s.:..ss 4 4 s:s<i.E
t5sThe Helena (Arky slasid stsses that ",
NJ Bleases living III Walnut Bend, rsised this ssssas
900 bashsls of Irish potatoes on tive aesea Of
81. ~ 5sisli .sFS s. <s..,.t, "a.