Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-03-19

| been that TINS perished years ase b The SiA
forest; and how came her death In thi stsaa0
| pacei were queries that wsrs insnsdatssy -
xested. Cssid II have been soue maidsa, w.
Ike the bride 10 the .Nis,lsis Reueh," had eea.
eesbed herself from bsr evsr IN ths heAst or tsas
old tree, and become fastsned lies as2 dssa ]
COLD FEET.
Cold feet are tho avenues Of death q mslts.
tudes every year; II 10 = sign Of imperfect eis.
culation, Of want Of vigor Of eonstitatioa Ae
one can be we'll whose feet 40 habitnsliy cd.
When the blood ID equally distribute1 b. sSesy
part of The body there il general good sealsA.
If there be less blood at one psint there b .,
coldnsss; and not only 30, there must b ssss
than ia natural n some part Of the s3stsm, aa3-
there is fever, that Is, unnatsfal beast o. eppegf
sion. In the case Of cold feet, shs amount &C
blood wanting there collects At some othee ~,
of The body which happens to be weakest, 70 b.
least able 10 throw . sarr;cads assins,s IL, IS
rushing enemy. Hence, when ths lsags no
weakest, the extra blood gathers there 10 ~
shape of n common cold, OF splitting biosd,
CIsrgymen, other public speaker, and sinsssa,
by improper exposures. often reader shs thrsa4
the weakest part; 70 such, cold fest eisss
hoarsepsss, OF = nav banning tes9iag, meet tslt
al the bottom Of tho neck. To Others aesiay
whose bowels are weak through o,ss-ss,iha o.
drinking spirituous liquoss, cold fec. gives 5ar.
ious degrees Of dessnSensnt fton, eonaea
loosness up 10 diarbea OF dyssn.sfy; aad -
we might 20 through the whole body, bst sss-
the present this is sufficient for illustration
If you are we'll, let yourself aloos. Rss ts
those whose feet are inclined 70 b cold, ~
suggest:
As soon as You get sp IN .hs no.niag Pst
both feet in basin Of cold water, ~ - ~ oeps
half way to tue ankles, kesp then ia hall MIS-
ute, rubbing them vigorously; wips them ~
and hold them 10 tho fire, il eonvsnisnt Ia esA
weather, until every part Of your feet fsess -
dry as your hand; then put on your socks -
stockings.
On going to bed at night draw of yous sssek.
ings, and hold your fee. to the 6ss tse o. ditsss
minutes, until perfectly dry, and 60 10 bsA..
This il most pleasing operation. end fslb -
pays for the trouble Of it No sns caa a!esp
we'll or refreshing With cold feet All lsdisss
and hunters sIeep with their ksst 70 Tie 6ss.
Never step from your bed With The naksd fest
on an uncarpeted door. have known il 10 b
the exciting cause Of months Of ulasss.
Wear wOolen, cotton, or silk stockinkA vakh
ever keep the feet most comfortable; do not hi
the experience Of another be yeos guide, fbe
different persons require different articles; whss
10 good for person whose fsct ase naturally
damp, cannot Be good for ono whose feet ass
dry. The donkey who had his bag Of salt tiShs.
ed BY swimming river, advised his eompantsa,
who was loaded down with sack Of Wsel, -
do the same, and having no moro ssu>s thea
man OF woman, be plugged in, and ia . nonsus
the wool absorbed ihs wster, increased ihs h4s.
den many fold, and bore him 10 The ho.t0a-
Halls .lourual ef HaalA. s.s;,s.s.sss,issss ssssss,
MISERY AND WANT II rHr NoxfG-A iGsrS
number of workmen In Now York city on Mon-
day the 10th inst. cal Cd pabn meeting 10 tho
Park Of their fellow labossfs, to take into con.
sideration their abjeot condition. They sis.s
that thers are tens of thousands Of men aud
women in that city without means OF employ.
ment, and that this winter has been to .hsm n
severe and distressing ~ the Iast TIE ass.seiA-
ton for improving the condition OF the poor haa
in its books nearly fifty Thousand persons.
They complain that the conventions Of The
various political parties lately held in Nonhern
cities havc entirely ignored the claims Of the
free workmen of the country ard lsvisbed al
their sympathy on Southern slaves. This touch.
ing appeal, we fear, will meet with cold support
from Northern citizenA The sad condition Of
the industrial classes in the North, htwsver, u
to be attributed chiefly to tho sslshnsss of their
employers, who whine over the lot Of the we'll.
fed negro in tho South, and at the same time ex.
tort from the necessities Of the free sbofes the
grsatsst quantity of work fos the a,ranesi pit
lance, and when trade slaekrns east him Ysth.
lessIy on the world.-Chroniele L. Ssu,insl
FAREWELL ADDRESS OF PRINCE GosrcHaKoep
TO HIS ARMY-PriDcs GortchakoG arrived in
st. Petersburg on the 24th ultimo. On outing
the Crimea he issued the following address %
his army, dated:
"HEADoUAhrEEs, Bskshi Serai Jan. IL
AT the moment that hasten, In sbsdisRss
to the command of my Sovereign, to .ano.hes
defamation, ! take my Leave Of you, my vsliaas
comrades. ] make over TO my worthy sueces
an army that has been hardened in battle, that
has been the shield Of our country and the joy
Of tho Emperor. Your bravery and sef-denhl
valiant warriors, will over remain iDdelibls in my
heart. thank you from nv heart for the hdsli.
ty you have shown me in this conflict, 20 full Of
vicisstudes, in tho year 1855 struggle that
will ever remain memorable, and in which you
defended the Crimean Peninaular again.s no.
merous enemy, that had the command Of nsaaa
unprecedented in The annals Of war"
~s>-
The overseer on tho plantation Of Nf. J~ha
B. Lampkin, in Hancock county, Mi.s, wss kiE.
led by one Of the negroes, = few days sines.
The murderer dragged the body soms distance,
and cut off both his hand'. He thea started
for the house Of Mr. l., and met st the dsof
Mrs. Lampkin, and told her With IN oath that
he had killed the overseeS and intended to kin
her, At the same time drawing revolver. He.
Lampkin was dck In bed, unable 70 ri.s. Mn.
L. ran into the house and gos double bsrfsl
gun, and told the negro il be uovsd foot she
would shoot him, and kept him standing 10 tha
yard until she sent for some Of The nsighboes.
They soon came 10 her assistance, caught Ne
negro and hung him.
A NEW MorAR We learn from the Selma
(AIa.) Reporter, that the Stream Of water from "A
artesian we'll in that city has besa turned UPON
Z large wheel at the Central Wssshosse to
draw up the freight sM FROM the riv~. 10 The
top Of the bluff, The power was suiicient to
draw up the loaded eas. and the Reporter anti.
cipates that the propriciors will Rnd the expert.
ment entirely successful. This enterprise Of
going down five or six hundred feet inlo moth.
o. earth" TO tap and bring up one Of her ns.q,
sal elements whesewiih 10 work msckenery. i 4
striking instance of iho power Of human fen}us
Thcre is we'll at Cahaba which dissharess .
still larger volume Of water, and Il was at ons
time intended to operate factory By ito stresm.
but we believe that Il has not yet bssn sP.