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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-26

Ey Capt. WHIPPlE tells his Domo-
ocratic friends 81 AM NOW AND
ALWAYS WILL BE WITH YOU
AND FOR YOU, FRIGHT OR
WRONG"
A brave and beautiful sentiment, isn't
it! He evidently thinks he is wrong in
supporting Moggstt, which! is very likely
true.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-26
G@ Our immaculate friend Bro

Eg Our immaculate friend; Bro.
Wise, calls US miserably mean names be-
cause We gave very accurate and truth
full report of the Democratic Senatorial
Convention. We don't blame you for
making fuss, Bro. Wise. AS mem
Der of that Convention said to Us after
reading oar report ATS id
shame, but it's true.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-26

sight Of them. Life with Speed sped
well, and Martin became father in time.
Henever regretted the expedient be adop-
ted to get his wife, though he could new
or make out exactly whether she hunibug-
ged him or not.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-26

Gg We hear from the Eastern part
of the District that VIM. p. BARTLETT is
making splendid "run." The ranks
are firm in Pierce Co. A short pull and
a strong one, friends, and BARTLETT and
Cox will be booked for business visit to
the State Capitol.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-26
a srfCY HsGsUsEENT.
COLD COMFORT FOR Mr.. MEG
GETT.
RIGHTS TRAMPLgD UPON.
Capt. Whippla is dresdfully disguised,
but stands firm. He goes the
aentire svine':--ssELGHT
OR WRONG," .,s. --'t

| We copy the following interesting ar
ticIe from the Fan Claire Free Press.
Neither Capt. WhippIes friends nor
himself seem to relish the idea of bis be-
ing set aside for n ''ycariing Democrat"
The Democracy of Eau Claile evidently
| do not know how sweet it is for "bre:h-
rem to dwell together in unity"
EAU CLAIRE, Oct, 9th, 1859.
Capt Charles Whippls--
DEAR SIR-We the undersigned dem
ocratic electors Of the county Of Eau Claire,
having an abiding faith in the principles
of the democracy, believing that its flag
cover. alike the laboriug men, IS well as
those that do not labor, and that the river
men Of this Valley, as well as others, have
rights which should be respected, and be-
lieving that in the nomination of Alexan-
der Megsett, those rights have been tram
pied upon, by putting in nomination a
candidate of recent conversion to democ
racr, whose antacelents are in disrepute,
from being n loud mouthed freedom
shreker in the CANVASS of SIS, and that we
cannot support man, whose democracy
We believe has no better foundation than
policy, and that too, for the accomplish
ment of lis own selfish ends; Therefore
we ask you, having confidence in your
ability, your integrity and your lifelong
devo;ion to democracy, to accept q nomi-
nation at our hands, for the office Of sena-
tor in this senatorial district and we call
upon al democrats 70 sustain us in the
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-26

Eg The Democrat, speakingsof the
successful Republicans in Minnesota, says,
$50 it, ye cripplcs." If Republicans in
that State arc cripples, the Democrats
must be hopelessly bed ridden and infrm.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-26

THrnE is something inexpressibly sweet
about little girls. Lovely, pure, innocent,
unsuspecting, full of kindness to brothers,
and everything. They are sweet little
human flowers, diamond dew drops in the
breath of morn. Bat when they grow
up, and come to maturity, don't sTms OF
them make terrible "passion flowers"
thought
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-26
Ew The Prescott Democrat &C

The TFcstOtt OeUsOcfut ACCUSES
us of ialsehood because we asserted that
MIR. Meggstt is James Buchanan Dem
ocrat. We have competent authority
for that statement. When Mr.. Meggett
denies it, it will be the proper time for
the Democrat to ask. US TO retract.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-26

lire il sometimes better than column,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07

i rIs rs-s.ry Hr6sr udCsi
! ,rabie. aud of .WhicLs- they have already
some isasFeea1hRe iorebodings. Zap
plause. Indeed, it is the reductio ad ad::
ssurduni Of slavery when the Governor ol
Virginia is forced to hang lnall whom
he declares to be man of the most in.
tegrity, truthfulness and courage he has
ever met. Is. that the kind of man the
gallows was built for? 1t were bold to
affirm there is within that broad com.
monwealth, at this moment, another citi-
zen as worthy to live, and as deserving of
all public and private honor as to this
poor prisoner. But ue are here to think
Of relief for tile family Of John Bro~n.
Tony eyes that family looks rery large
and very needy ofirelief IL consprissshis
6ruve tslloy-sufsrers IN the ,Charlesto~n
jail, the tugittges still .Aanted m HE
mountains of Virginia and Pennsylvania;
the sympathisers NTH him IN all the
States; and, In.ay say, almost erery 'ayn
aDho loves the golden rule and the Deettra-
lion Of Independence like him.. and ~!so
sees aq6at tigers thirst threatens Am4i ii
the malignity Of public sentiment IN the
sluve States.
Wendell Phillips said:
One of the most beautiful and touching
elements in this event is that as far as we
can see, if we had asked God to make us
o man that should stand before-the nation
as the representative of the American
\ y j -----l.-as lianiGad modest, rrso-;
Lutte, mereifup pahd ChristIEiT;. r w5Ild
seem as if more perfect representative
could not have been given US than tl.e,
martyr of Harper's Ferry. (Applau.e.)
In every word that he has spoken, in
every act that he has done, in the whole
history of the conflict and of everything
that has followed it, in the long life upon
which the blaze of this event throws
backward its light there does not seem
thave been to rait thatwe cannot with
whole heart honor. (Applausc. We
have no apologies to make; We have no
excuse to frame; we have no incidents to
hide; we have no words to take back. It
is the old May-Aower cropping out, and
every son of the Pilgrims is able truth
fully to say, that what We imagined Ply
mouth Rock, John Brown is. Zap
plause.
a portion of the closing paragraph of
Wendell Philips speech on the occasion,
will be the last one of our "elegant !cx-
tracts" which we have made. that our
readers may see what John Browns sym
pathizers, at the North, think Of the lIar.
per's Ferry outbreak:
Virginia, with all her refnemeats, is
too frightened to know which way she is
looking, and it John Brown was raring
maniac, with both hands tied, he would
,o bnnc-..i,-.s''7----~----- ~-------ssa----t---Li:-c
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07

Hosoxs CnEAp.-Our officer friends in
CahaJa, who "draw the iuries," must be
very anxious to confer honors upon us.
We see from the list ofjurors, published
in the last Gazette, for the third week,
IN. w. Shelly, Printer, Selma" Now,
that is our name, and our residence is pro-
n,.,lv stated. but We are not entitled to
the honor ofbeing called "printvr." We
sincerely wish we were, for it is among
the most honorable professions ever pur-
sued. Show US real printer, and you
r,oint to US man whose intelligence and
: practical knowledge are ellviablc. One
Of the greatest, most yolum:nous and pop.
ular writer's Of the age has said that am
author whose writings have received the
endorsement of IN intelligent printer as
o, elegance Of syse accuracy OF gfaasnaar
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07

-Ir,s.v AZ. "~lld nuvEf,
&c. The bishop compliR
a person that gave any q
tention to temporal atflilI
bu7dened with the ."reads
ing been passed to the llas;
banker Of the financier,
course protested for nca|
it became due. Cur final
had kept watch on the
quietly and with much 4
to a brother member of
with bencvolence beamin)
nance, that ths .biskap's
the bank under prote:x
bad," snys he, shut moMs
atout.it; We must take3I
| will head the subs, sS9
The requisite amount W
the-LisLap,sunCE-aiiids s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07

Do Nor Buy OF THEM.-The Richmond
Dispatch says: sTho plan Of not buying
anything of the North that We can make
ourselves, finds universal favor. Men
and women, old and young, the moS
moderate and conservative, as well as tlr
most fiery and determined. arc in favor
of this peaceful remedy. Who will lead
the vanguard and organise a general
movement
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
JN TOsI,LnN pLELS
John Quattlebum
Foreign Attach'nt.

George NJ. Wheeler.
guYHE Plaintiff in the above stated casa, having
this duy filed his Declaration in my othee,
aud the Defendant having neither wife nor Attor-
ney, known to reside within the limits OF this State
on whom copios of said Declaration, with rules 10
plead can be served: On motion OF Messrs. Lam
drum 4 Moore, Plaintiff Attorneys Ordered that
sa;d Dsfandunt appear and plead to said Declara-
tion within year and day from the date hereof,
or and absolute Judgment will given against
him, Thus. ". oACo'' C' u .. - -
October l2, 1859 ~ 4o'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07

uul.ns the recent races a{ s.
loosely remarked tp bill
White they'll turn you out "a
being here" :. N
g # they do," said Larki,
I'insley, yonder, out OF
Church. I'll go and see lI
Accordingly Larkin vel
ted the case to his neish6oS|
by the way, stalnmers badlE Vi
"Oh," replied 'rinslcy, Fl
a. d.d-i.dead thing 7; it! Z
counted noses, and therea
majority of the Church on tf
Lurkin turned away resr.
l,ad in the excitement OF his Il
what he considered now to b
church. Montgomery lhk
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07

ascUsE DE iWsI7lS." l..
-sslss9ss.1 he
tain, ss they fell in ~snn
bound vessel, IL wish yepa
lines for me, to send to thu
because l can't write" !
aCertainly said the goo<
per, taking his writing mas
what shall ! say?'' ,6a7
Pompey told the Eau readiI
his wife to know, wthu Road
fully. recorded. -dousss o
us that all, PoH. i
preparing to seal tla~ for the1
@Yep, lnassa," rehsonato'
Ivory, ".ans yoar k9aaft AZ iI /
him, jIss say, pleasc 'sca$ d
and writing, will ;;sel" ID
The eaptsit appended. :
desired. :. al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07
A CARD.

yByIIE subscriber takes this method Of returning
his thanks tC his friends for their liberal sup
port during the past ycnr aud respectfully informs
tbem and tho public generally. that he still con-
t;nuos his FAMILY GROCERY, and will al-
wnys keep on hand a COMPLETE STOCK of
everything in the Grocery line to which he invites
III. attention of the trading public. His terms arc
reasonable, as he is convinced that ga nin,jle
Penny is better than slotO Shilling"
Also on hand, large stock Of B00TS AND
SHOES, for salo cheap .
Hamburg, s. c., Jm.5 5, 1859. Iy So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07
* in the Hog.TrOush.

c ago a friend sent me word
:, every day, nearly twenty
:rmilk to il lot of shoats, and
Iy improved II bit on it,
is is a breed of hogs worth
must be Of the slicct-lron
alled on him, heard him re-
urrrful tale. and then visited
order to get Il closer view Of,
IS SWINE, / went INTO the pei
examination found a crack in
arough which much of the
, away under the floor.
aere is the type of much of
md misfortunes OF Our agri-
lren. When ! see u farmer
improvements because of q
ling all his good farm stock
or railroad. or mortgage
!, himself and heirs, thinks |,
i have q crack in your hog.
30 farmer subscribing for
political and miscellaneous
bending all his leisure read.
e he don't reud o single eg.
orticultt,ral journal-thinks
ool' mar, you have got a
crack in your hog-trough.
q farmer attending to all
conventions, and coming
with the dust on all caucus
wing every man who votes
yet to save his neck, could
President of the County
ociety, or where the Fair
Ear, | unanimously come
on that the poor soul has
lis hog trough.
farmer buying guano but
md hen manure, trying all
nlcnts except intellectual
economy; getting tho ohoi.
lrdless of cultivation and
owing the variety of fruit
lrt Seeding" and swecten.
ar, pound for pound, keep,
Ids rich and neat, while the
crgrown with cldor, briars,
I'd thistle, contributing lib.
Jhoctaw Indian Fund, and
cent to any Agricultural
u man, | will give d writ
.ias got Il crack DOtn Ill hls
hog-trough.
n farmer spending his time
listing in carriage, When
his corn to pay his hired
.logs are SO lean that they
gainst the fence to sustain
lie squealillg, | rather lear
on that somebody that stay:
lavea lien on the farm, anl
bottom will como entirsl, j.,
: trongh.-Orangc County
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07

Hox. ROGER A. PRrox. Y
mond Dispatch, of the s3d ins
Several companies Of Petessbui
tcers attached to the thirty!,linth I
passed through this city carly y
moruingen route for CAarlcs,og5s |
the citizens whom the call
summoned to the field of ai,n|
ger A. Pryor, representative
the fourth district, in the Conss
United States, who, MS q pri| Z
Petersburg Grays, passed thtE b
his companions in arlnsat he t'
to. when NOR Of such . s:a
arms to suppress ali intended
there must indeed be someth{ {
in the sigas of .he tianes:;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELH DISTRICT,
S. 8. B0YCE,

ANON FARRoW.
WyIiE Plaintiff in the above stated casc, having
z this day fled his Declaration in my OHce, and
tho Defendant having neither wife nor Attorney
known to reside within the limits of this State
on whom copies of said Declaration with rulo to
plead Gun be served On motion Of Messrs. Ma.
grath i Wright, Plaintiffs Attorneys, ordered
That said Defendant appear and plead to said Dc
claration within a year and u day from the date
hereof, or final and absolute judgment will be
given against him.
THOMAS 6. BACON, COED.
March 3rd, 1852. 1y II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07

LITTLE o,at-"pa, didn't you whip
me far biting Tommy
Papa" Yes, my child, you hurt him
very much !"
Little girl" Well. then, Pa, you ought
to whip mamma's music teacher, too, foz
he bit mamma right in the mouth yestesr,
div. and know it hurt her, because she
put her arms round his neck and tried to
choke him!"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07
EDGEFI-ELD.
gfIftt dUoil
Memory Bells.

INetuOfy DCliss
BY MATTE HEATH, OF KENT
Chime out your praise,
Sweet memory lells,
Upon the lens Of long ago,
With pleasure blossoms all agl
Up through the past land Wit
OF beauty, and Of joy serene.
And through the aisles with sh
Peal out your solemn memory
Chime out your penls,
Sweet memory bells,
For days of childhood fed ava.
For frolics on the new movn ht
For bubbling laughter full Of 6
For all the young hearts jubil'
When, like the bee, from bud a1
We draw life'8 sweets from over.
Toll out your pealB,
Sad memory BELLS.
For opening graves and droppin
The loved and lost Of other yee
The voices stilled; forever more,
Upon this fading mortal shore
hands and quiet bret
everlasting rest.
,r peals,
bells,
',liss b.
NV
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07

We have also in Store at moderate prices, her.
osene Lamps, which will produce light equal
to three Sperm Candles, ut tho cost Of one quarter
of u cent per hour. Call and sec them.
II. Il N. e. SOLOMON.
Hamburg, Oct. IL, 1859 at 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07
lCANVASSERS WANTED.
LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS
ty Dollars a Month, and all Expen'
SeS Pails

L wish to engage an active agent in every
County throughout the United States and
Ans. to travel and Introduce our NEW TWEEN.
!11sslisi1 ssfrcH sEWfSG MAcTNE: This Eiesl,icl
Machine is just patented, with valuable improve.
ments, wkch make it tho cheapest and most popu.
lar muchi,e in existence, and acknowledged to bt
unsurpnssG for general utility. A limited mum
Der of responsible agents nrc wanted to solicit or
dcrs by sans!e, to whom salary of $50 per month
and expcnsss will be paid. For conditions ant
full particulars address. with stamp for returt
hostage, ]. W. HARRIS j. CO.
W. II Shoe & Leather Exchange,
G0sroS, Mass.
Nuy. 16, st 45
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07

ty-2 reallcrty's | may sa-N
There's considerbul human
arter all.
| returned from the Sunni
with my unparaleld show c
and livin wild Beests of Pra..
part of this Munth. The pep
vile met me cordully and
commenst restin myself with i
The other mite while | was I
tavurn rostin niy shins agin t
fire & amazin the krowd with
adventure, who shood cum in
& terrible excited but Bill 3,
.eA4.aAy ho cold Ward ihera's
up to your house"
Sez |, civilian, how so?"
See he, Bust my gizzurd, b
doins," & then he larfed as
hisself.
SezT I, risin and putin on an q.
" William | woodnut be q to
common cents"
But he kept on larfn till he
in the face, when he fell over
bunk WHARF the hostler sleepse
small voise sed, Twins |
gents that the grass didn't grow
feet on my way homo, d | was
q enthusiastic throng of my I
Guns, who hurrard for Old v
top Of there voises. ! found
ehock full of people. Tharc
Square Baxter and her three
darters, lawyer Perkinscs wife
Riply, young Eben Parsuns, d.
nuns folks, the skoolmaster. L
din, etsettery, etsettery:-Mis'
in the west room, which jjues
Mis- Square Baxter was nlixin
dipper before the kitchin fire,
srmy Of female wimin were ru'
round the house with bottles
peaces of flanpil, &c. | never
hubbub in my natr ! born das
stay in the west room only
strung up was my feelins,. SO
and ceased my dubbel barrlld
Wllut t:ir'tiil dies inc
Taberthy .,ly. "Sakes aliv
you doin? & she grabd me b
tales. "What's the matter "
she continnerd.
oTwins, marm," scz |, "twi
81 know it," sez she cover
with her apun.
Wall" seq "that's wiia'
ter with ME !"
Wall put down that air gu
old fool" sed she.
"No, nlarln," sez ! "this is
day. The glory of this her
confined to Baldinsvillc by
On yonder woodsllcd," scd !,
selfup to my full hite and 5
show actin voise, "will | fire
saloot!" saying which | tared
her grasp and rusht to the top
WHARF | blazed away until )
; ter's hired, man and my SC
Juneycr cum and took mo do
forse.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07

TREATMENT oE SLAVES
is an extract ofa letter writ,
ern gentleman to bis friend
New York, aud publiI
York Courier &*Eaquir
MosTeo4nRY;
"a few days since I
yard attending to tho
md while there o negros|
The body wus in a hea|Sal
bearers had OIL Whi'-S s
preceded it, and 4
private carri:ie +
ceased y
earriss =. L
and
I .:
4 ,a; 81
! e..
;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
nv EQUITY.

IN EQUITY.
NpY virtue of an order Of the Court in this cause,
ES will proceed to sell at the premises now oe,
cupied by Mrs. Pcrinelia Abney' on the seconu
Nnndov in Decembes, all the Personal Estate OF
Mark Abney, deceased, not the subject Of litiga-
t;on in this suit, consisting of TEN LIKELY Ne
tiROES, aud various other personally.
TExMs-A credit of twelve months, with inter
est from day of sale, except costs, which must &c
maid in cash. Purchasers to give bonds with goou
Ssuretics to secure the purchase money
A A. SIMkINS, c.E.s.n.
- Oot. 6. 1859 Ste ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07
The Cheapest, safetest and best Ligh
in Use!
KER OSENE OIL

will not explode, and is snfer than Candles.
KEROSENE OIL gives light eleven thousand
IA six hundred and sixty-four Ql,G6I times
more intense than Sperm Oil.
To produce the same amount of light rs from
ono eallon of Kerosene Oil ut Sill per gallon,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07

.s1uMoSs.-The { ,innati Press
tells yarn to the eiioc, that short time
AGO the book keeper Of large commits
sion house oa W.! street, i'll that city,
wrote a firm; 'eyeand for one hundred
barrels of .s,.,:,erries, which he wished
to be ship i as soon as possible and con-
signed to house well known to both par,
tics. which does business under the title
of ]. e. Simmons & Co. The following
sentence, however. as the sequel will show
completely mystilied the Cleveland ner'
ch4nt. .'f,he price of er:mbesries IS ste4d:
lily increasing; if possible, we should 0r
aiad to have you send us 100 barrels per
Simmons" Not doubling they fully un'
derstood the purport Of the epistle from
their Cincinnati correspondents, the Cleye
land firm scorged the whole country tor
miles around, and after much trouble, sue
ceeded in securing the required number
of barrels of persimmons, which they
duly shipped to the Queen City, although
the order caused some speculation IN TO
gard to what their customers intended tc
DO with so large quantity of this luscious
aud nutritious, but somewhat harsh alle
astringent fruit,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07

Baxter, VINO J."v. --~.y -etooSed to take d
sent fur a bottle of camiire; lawyer Per
kinses wife who rit SUN versis on the Ep-
pisodes; the Editor of Baldinsvllle B"gie
OF Liberty who nobly assisted me in vol
lupin my Kangaroo which sagushus little
cuss seriously disturbed the Eppisodes by
his outrajus scrcethns and kickns up I;
Mis- IIirum Doolittle who kindly furnisht
sum cold vittles ut tryin time when 1t
wasnur konvcnient to cook vlttlcs at my
l,n".c .Peasleys, Parsullscs y Wat
,re many ax Of kindness.
yures, ARTEMUs WARD.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07

found the immortal waters of youth, so .
spvol., & A,n as iimbcr Al risky as az yf
old steer, & in the fulur th,4: boy nj ?
sez "go up old bawld he'd ito me, wilRl1
so at the Peril of their hazard indiyi2zi
ally. line powerful happy. Heaps ofjoE
has desendid upon me to onct & feel like
bran new man. Sumtimes arsk mysci
sis it not dream?" & suthin within my
self seq sit air." but when look at then
sweet little critters | know it is u reallc,-
tY-2 reallerty's may sl-N f."l 80.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07
.ye,IuMIEl,ssl,S1

iuIu 9IcitY ,of ,Puilctuut
critic. Printers .doznIueH
the *orld,ini innu,neFab4
there is Q class of;ieas
upon the wealsh-ana. na.glor.S
Of cultivated minds and s
it is this class. No, W.
be q printer, and2shall
in this case make it'aI
willing to receive No b
not deserve. We are
Of the Selma Rspotter.- :
porter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07

fE.--Tolled before INC by
iving two miles North Of
the Martin Town Road, q
SyWSE MULE, rposqd to be
yoars old, twelve hands high,
4 p white hairs over his right
thirty lollara.
Sf M. HARRISON, MED.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07
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Sweet memory bolls

Sweet memory bolls,
With solemn voices, soft and low
Thus floating up from long ago,
The memory bells will ever +.
Within the cbaplets of the soul;
And swestly chime, or SADLY mt
With joy of grief in undertono.
Mothers Coming.
Kate and sat by the hearth,
Watching the embers Of the fire
Her head was on my shoulder laid,
Her hcart was drawn little higi
T asked her just for one short kiss,
And felt my ears so fercely huml
She looked and blushed and softly
ado it quick! my mothers comi
Ny arms around her then I flung,
And felt our hearts together beat
A smothsred shriek-a little smack
Told Of two souls together meeti.
w." have fed. and I enjoy,