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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-03
sEaARs AND TOBACCO.

gEGARs AND TOBACCO.
4 HAVE ONE or THE LARGEST AssORTNBNTs or
Havana domestic and osrmsu seRars TO be fonnd Ia the
ety. Cash purchasers invited 70 exsmine Pdrchasers
III save fall twenty per BY p1rcha ding ny establish
tent O. Cahkkb. NJ rr0atWy
Cp0ARs, srdARs-oNE HUNDRED rHOrssND 81.
~ sale pay advances This ns chance SON
offered want 10 clear them out They fra
Sole viii be sold 81 per Dor 3 per thoratnj
y. JACOBS. aO7 B-Osdwzv.
: EGARs LARGE ErOCR or sEiARS FOR SALE =
y cceras Conchs Innirea 40 ~ per honssnd niso ~
rcsasd tsr Of be West y tyiay pc. ceut less I'm
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ISLAND HOUSE, BELLOWS YAIIa vr.-YHu Pa
vorfts reso~ win be opened for he sensun
lst of Jsne The house suAed Of Ia pisaaAnsess
and most romantic points Ne Connscticut
ine ne view ef DE fAh oonnescu valley. and Ne beau
NIL mountain scenery around and most direct rail-
road route from New York and Bosom IL Whs noun
tana RarAAoea AID Clarendon SPRING. arriving
daily from each direction BoArders fr the season win -
hnen on ressosabls terms q. n. WHITE, Propnss.
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HELP WANTED-I1ALEs.

PoTHECARY lwANTED-TO 90 TO PORTO RICO.
"A Must be young MAJ with some knowledge Of the bu-
siness and who speak either French spanish Ad.
dress with reference and stating salary required box Ssl
Post once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-03

"DRauLARgs DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMIT
tee VIII meet this Thur-dsy, the ID inst, At socicc<
''' 'o"' sEoaaE c. GENET, Chairman.
s Ts,sT T. z ci s.,,, }sccr.sri..
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cTarG6 COUNTY, n y.
RI Of he Hotel respectfully informo
ME ola patrons and ali such desire fine healthy Ar beaus
eSroic and from their sysem By The
NV su,phur water NJ Richsed sprinep
That ne has very much enlarged and Improved his hotel
a.rcl large airy bedrooms and sulphur bsshs
added 90 6oe n ell respects equal 70 The best and
arhsss sprinrs q some iso feet above the water In
valley amid surrounding mountains only miles OF
Absny thirteen south Of Herkimer the Vicinity
on The beautiful lakes Of 0sego and Schuyler;
lakes Astounding with ash within hours ride OF
he American.
vssrs win always End private conveysnces ~ Hersine
station they avail themselves of daily which
convey the mall 70 Rchhed springs that parties vfst-E
the Springs san leave the city Of Few York In NE evening
boats and reach the Springs The afternoon Of the pcrtd
and hose leaving BY morning cars resch on Ne s.ns dsy
WIN r. JOHNSON, Frcpfie>ces
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srTUArIoNs wANTED-FEMALEs.

A kESPECrxBLE YOUNG WOMAN, WHO 10 hEx
q Yer Of an Episcopal church, wishes situation =
chs mbsrmAid waress aud yesmsrsss bes 81
city reference Call oa two dAys ~ AS 4h sv between SOA
and Slst sts
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r AXE 0HoB0R
- Ths and beautiful Steamer
hfrNEHAHA,
CArTArr JAMS oAtn,
VIII dominance her regular Trips the LIT a. Jxna fpss
Caldwell 70 fconderogA connecting with the steADes On
THE FORT WILLIAM HENRY H0TU.
CALDWELL
LAKE. onon61
DAITEL aAkk
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INTEHL4IGENCE OFFICES.
=. -
ALI. FAMILIES WANTING GOOD SERVANTS nnxE
"A dIssly obtain them II The large institute and
home Of domestica l 11 st. OF 9Th This
has Abundanoe Of CIVIL capable helo suit ali
Conducted BY respectable American lady.
A oREAr NUMBER OF sERyANrs wARTED-EvERY
a Gay for situations IN he city country; wages
according 70 qualifications. from - e2 month Inquire
II The Enrre City Insute SIS 9Th arSt house above
UrAYTTJEs AND HOTELS IN WANT OF coon Do
nestle femsle belp, VII a-ays end good selection Of
herman, snElsh, Scotch and Irish NORRIS COHNRRT
co n, AZ Broadway. Also, coschmen gardeners far
sborers At this OF be branch oce 23 iberty street
Terms moderate.
C,AMIIIEa, HOTELS AND FARMERS CAN BE sur.
piled with excellent male and female heip By calling n
y BELzER DIS, No. Green ~ich street Persons hsv
ing real estate for sale exchange win do well 70 have
gis'ercd At this ONCE. y. BEIzER 90.
DBTvATE TANTLIEs HOTELS AND BOARDING.
houses obtain ercelleni aud feuHae scxvsnts
Empire City Institute s7s esh This establish
ment has good supply Of well recommended help on hand
VVANrFD-fwo CLERKS FOR GROCERY AND DRY
w Foods stores, povters coach and bar
Keeper Places procured for booskeepers conductors
clerks for c~mmisson and shpping Offices brsteme fire.
men and men for steamers Apply 70 LOUIS KAUFMAN,
7B Broadway.
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VIyANTyD-A SITUATION AB SALESMAN, or TO AS
w sis in the cutting class merchant tailoring
clothing estabisnmen by young Engishman OF first rate
business qualies City reference given Address G. d.,
boz LA Herald once.
VITAHTED-BYA RESPECTABLE NAN, A SITUATION
w n coachmAn careful driver and competent
groom Has best OF city referencea Address for two days
j. D., 81 Wood Gibson d, S62 Broadway.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

IF in quarters, crack the pits of half OF the
peaches and add to them. Let the syrup SIM
mcr down quite thick before adding it to the
fruit, and when cold, cover tight and keep free
from heat and moisture.
pr,cu JELLY may bc made in the usual way.
When very ripe, mash and strain through
iellv bag or sieve. Allow pound OF Loaf sugar
to 1iih of juice, hall-ounce Of bitter almond
blancicd and pounded, or half OF the kernels
Of thc sto.:c If it does rot form readily, aud
i>;nslass.
PEACH MArMAIAnE--A Mash TO Il Iinc pulp and
add sugar in proportion TO tic swcct-lrcats: anu
simmer down; il should bc Il smooth, thick
mass Put away in large tuniblcls
PEACHES IN BRAHDY.-Wipc, weigh, and care
fully select the firlncst fruit; have ready
quarter Of their weight III powdered loat-Sugar,
put the fruit in vessel that closes tightly,
throw the sugar over and cover with brandy.
Place piece Of double f,ulacap under the cover,
and place the jar III Il saucepan OF water until
the water is quite hot. hut not boiling: when
cold. Tie Tie cover tl,wl tightly SO that no air
can penetrate.
prAru WIyH.--Takr nearly ripe fruit, stone
| it and br,i-r tu pulp, put eight pounds of the
rulr To one quart OF water, and let it stand
twc,iy-four Luurs then strain out tho juice,
anl to- every gallon add two pounds Of sugar.
! rurn into a cp>k, and when fcrmentcd and be-
c.lllc perfectly clear, cork tightly i'll bottles.
Peach rl::.-Myllow juicy peaches, peeled,
whole, or in quarters, laid in deep pic plate
--on each layer Of peaches sprinkle thick
layer Of sugar, Tablespoonful of wafer: amt
light Sprn;ling of -Four. and it will need M
other seasoning. Cover with II thick crust and
bake all hour.
PEACH rarIlNG<.-Spuld he Sirom',l in
! stead Of >1..we,l, Il. that wnultl break them.
! Serve with cum,lnnn sauce. or lemon sauce, OF
one lemon ell; fine. unr cup butter, and large
! cup sugar.
pEscnE:: fni; f'r,.-I'arc ripe peaches, cut
them in quarters, sprinkle them Gitu layers ol
sugar, and let li.rm stand an hour 10 extract
the juice Then cnver.with rich: sweet cream,
and there is nothing better.
PlcKLEp PEAcnEs.-Take any kind Of fine,
| large peaches that are not too ripe, wipe oil the
down with soft flannel cloth. place three or
| four cloves in each, and lay them whole in a
lar. TO every eullon If vinegar add one quart
of water, five pounds Of sugar. tablespoonful oi
salt and Whole cinnamon. Pour it over the
fruit boiling hot, being careful that the vinegar
covers them we'll and let them stand in cool
place swcek or ten days; then tnln oil the
| LIQUOR and boil as before; after which they are
ready to he set away in the store room ior ll'-
ture use.
PEACHES la STRAwEEnAy.-Ripe peaches
cut in small pieces, with SOFT mild eating ap-
pies, in the proportion Of three peaches {" ol;e
apple, mixed with sugar, and left TO stand Tor
two or three hours, make excellent mock straw
!! berries
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16
Fine Pianos, Books.
MUSIC. &c. Sc.

VIE Subscriber ater returning thanks To their
friends in EDGEFtEl.D aud adjoining Dis
tricts, sor their libr;ai patronage caring the last
ten years, would inE1rm them tht they still con-
t:nuc 10 keep on hand 4 large lssortlnt mt Of
PIANO FGRTES
from tie celebrated manufactured OF RAVEN Bh:
CON & CO, HAZELTON, BROS, and a. L..
GALE & CO., New York. for whom tlry are sole
Agents Th,s. Instruments having already won
such fer famed celebrity il is nny necessary for
to repeat that for strength durability aud finish,
together with porsr. dep!h. sicccfacss and Soft
ness cf tone. they challenge competition. PersOis
wanting superior
PIANO FORTE,
woull 10 much better To call aid select from large
assortment, than by dealing with Pedars and Agents
OF Inferior makers, VIII rc they have choice and
have ef'en tnpay higher prices for in'ci ior lns;ru
nlrns, than fuc oLts of Superior makeis can bc
bought FOR. Every PIANO FORTE s.ld by Us is
warranted in every respect, so tie purchaser runs
no risk whatever. Pcrs"ls ordering from distance
! from Us can depend upon getting a GOOD AR
rlCLE as VIC make it point to keep goods q lhe
hest qulIily and such as We can recommend and
warran in every Respect.
Tier stock of III USEC is very urge and they
are com iantly receiving all new lcc.S as they are
published. GUltAR and VIOLIN STRINGS Of
the h.>t quality always on hand
They would as call attention 10 their large
Stock Of
School ana Miscellaneous Books, Stationery
Blank Books,
nd Other ar:i.l s.--hLSll-
Always on hand The Lirecs assortment in the State
of GU lTARS, EiOLlNS, ACCNlRDEONS,
FLUTES, fLAGEOl.ErS. VIOLIN BOWS, &c :,
and every art;,c Of Musical Merchandise
CarlIart's and Secdhtm's and rrincg's ce, braltd
MELODEONS.
ACCORpEONS and VIOLlNS repaired in tie
best manner.
Nj Of the above articles sold at low prices for
C.sh or City accsp anccs BY
GEO. ~. ONTES e BROTHER
Broad Street, Augusta Ga, between U. S., an'
Globe tlLtels
Airil 1853 tf l3
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BLACKBERRlES.

Preserve these aS Strawberries OF currants
either liquid or JAM or jelly. Blackberry jelly
OF lam is an excellent medicine in summer com
plants or t;yse,;cry 10 make il, crIiSi: i;;ar'
IF rullv ri,:c bl:c!ibcrrieS with pound Vi llm
best nai-sl,gar. IG; it over 4 gentle fire and
cook il until thick, then put t" it a gill OF taa
hest funrtL-p:oof brandy, stir it awhile over
the fire, then put it in pots.
B1AcKBErey SyRrp-Make simple syruF
of pound of sugar to each pint Of water, boil
it until It is rich and thick, then add to it a,
many pints of the expressed juice of ripe black
berries as there are pounds uf sugar put nall
4 nutmeg grated to each quart of the syrup
let it boil fifteen or twenty minutes, then add
to it half gill of fourth. proof brandy for eacl
quart of syrup set it by to become cold, then
bottle it for use A tablespoonful for child
or wineglass for an adult is dose.
BLACKBERRY WiNE.-The following is said
to be an excellent recipe for the manufacture o.
superior wine from blackbcrries: Measure y"ul
berries aud bruise them, to every gallon adding
one quart Of boiling water. Let the mixture
stand twen:y-four hours, stirring occasionally
then strain of the liquor into cask, TO every
caIh.n adding two pounds Of sugar; cork tight
and let stand till following October, and you
will hove wine ready for use, without any
further straining or boiling, that will make lips
smack as they never smackcd, under similar
influence, before.
BLACKBERRY AND WINE CoaDIAL.-We avail
o,rse;yes of the kindness of friend to publish
the following excellent recipe for making cor
dial. tis recommended as delightful bever-
age, and an tayalAbls speeife; for diarrh"a or
ReciDe-To ha!f bushel Of blackbcrries,
we'll mashed, add qrarter Of pound Of all,
soice, two ounces of cinnamon, two ounces OF
cloves. Pulverize well, mix, and boii slowly
until properly done; then strain or squeeze tue
iuico through homespuh or aanne', and add to
each pint Of the juice one pound of loaf-susar.
Boil again for some time, take it of, and, while
cooling, add Lalf gallon of best cognac bran
dy.
B1,cxrEnRY JA,r.-Gather the fruit in dry
weather; allow Lalf pound of good brown
sugar to every rcurd Of fruit; boil the whole
toset,er gently for ell Lour, or till the blacker-
r 5ss arc solt; Stirring snd uashtng them well.
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EACH SATURDAY IN June!
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Ji%J Prize aln"G.Il: :;"............... S:.aC.Go'
'.;Whole Tickets $40; E2l7a; s5; CHARTERS $3.50.

J.i% Prize an"iI:.c "................ S:,aCG0H
'-;Whele Tickets $40: Eal7a3 S. Quarters $3.50
i'I.N ~ THE !.,rrrEri-.
The Ena..rs r. II Ia ',i7. corresponding with ih"'r
ruifcrt III. .i': ii '.;"S. and i'!'rr'l in wheel
Thr irst +i pr HiraH!: printed aud 'lcirrc. are
placed III aH'th"r vh.ri.
Til. wlrci, irr ,n rcvn!yr,i a..! r.:,,cr Is drawn
from , Mr Of Ii'ihcr, :ns n -! >;'!c IiEr rr.c i,
.rIwn from wheel. The i!,sr :n' lTizr drawn
u!"tre rAIIIr'' e; ilie aT'"ur. aI rr:t'.
rr,ri Is The .is.;r,rS the rsr bc..- place. a.airS:
the :ubrr This operation is Repeated Until Ill The
rr.I"' afr :irr rh' e.
Approrannt. 7r;y:S.--'rhc two Preceding sud
lr wu s,ircrrin Numbers hr ilnsc drawing The ir- !
r;s,s will ,'cnr cd h. The Is Apr 'Xnia:", PrHr.. For
,'yarui.: /: !c. ~" i..;,n irLws lhr $I"rTm rrzr.
@ h. < ;i.I ii ri m IF rrEs 9 H" ~ i 'is 'inw. S M
i:iHn lrh, .hn ikr,> numbered s:S. 5I?, j 81. will
each m "l;.,s. i3CG and Sd "n according to the aG"'r
sciIcrir.
Tie 5ha ,fzc af $2l will br determined by the Inst
drur.nf;hcS ;cil draws th fTW". For example, ite
W ,!rawin. he .u priz, ers with 80. J. then alI the
fci"!s wtr! th au'rr1 ends in will be entitled Ia s2n.
if the NUM-. IL With NHrT =, then all the Tickets
where the NVmb ends in will hc entitled 10 $50, and so
CEigrIFENTss Of PACKAGES will be sold u, the
flinwin: ra.e<. hicl i, !hr risk
certificate nf Pa kai uf ten Whole 1ickr!s $50
Certificate N tt sagr Of len Hall Tickets.
Certificate of a sage Of l" Quarter r., Tickets
Certificate o: II; Kacc Of ten Eighth Tickets
In Ord. ing T:ripss or cer.ihca:cs.
Encusr The m A,y i or address for tie Tickets ordered.
m receipt o! VII n they will l." forwarded by first nail
Purchasers sc .fckcs Gliding in any figure they may
,lcsign:r.
ss-" The Lis af Drawn Numbers anil Prizes will be
sciii Ii. l,rchnse. immediately after The drawing.
t~purchase :uiil please write their signatures pain,
an give their N Office. County NM. and state .,,o =,
All prizes ii 1000 AMI under paid Immediately amer
the ,lrawiu got prizes a the usual time oi thirty days
~ All c.nl!r lnican!s strictly confidential.
~ Address orders f,r Tickets or Certificates to
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16
OEINCES FOR TIE TABLE.

We know from personal observation, that
few persons are acquainted with the best
method of preparinr ounces for the table; it
is simply t!.is: Bake them, remove the SKIN,
slice and eat them with cream ana sugar. Pre-
pared in this manner, many prefer item to the
peach. Il you have never eaten them ptrfare,!
in this way, try il, by all means, and you Will
thanl; US for tho $usgeston.-Farlners Mirror
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

NOTICE is hereby given ,h.t application will
IN he made at the next Session of the Legisla-
lnrc for Charter for Road to.run from the
Lutheran Church, on Edisto, to interscct the Co.
lun,bia Road at or near Col. John Huicts, two and
o half miles from Edgc6eld Village.
Nav 8 8m l6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

Plum OR APRICOT JAM.-After taking away
the stones from the apricots, and cutting out
any blemishcs they may have, put them over a
slow fire, in clean stew-pan, with half pint
of water when scalded, rub them through a
hair sieve, to every pound of pulp put one
pound of sifted loaf sugar, put it into rrcscrv-
pan over brisk fire, and when it bois skim it
well, and throw in the kernels of the aplicots
and half an ounce of bitter almonds, blanched i;
boil it quarter of an hour fast, and stirring it
all the time; remove it from the fire, fill it in
to pots, and cover them. Green cages may be
done in the same way.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

ToPREsERyESrGawBEEElE<.--To To tworo:lnd>
Of fire large Strawberries add two pounds "'
powdered sugar, AMI put them in preserving
kettle over slow fire, till the sugar is mcItc'
then boil them precisely twenty miputcS, IA.
fast as possible; lave ready number of s"'n!l
jars, and put the fr,it in boiling bot. Cork and
sealthe Jars Immediately, and keep them through
the summer in cold dry cellar. Thc jars must
ie heated before tic hot fruit is poured i'll,
otherwise they will break.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

RASPBERRY JAM.-Take pound loa(-suear
to every pound Of fruit; bruise them together
in your preserving pan with silver spoon. and
let them simmer gently for an hour When
cold, put them into glass jars, and lay over them
a bit Of paper saturated with brandy-thcn tie
them up SO as carefully to exclude the air.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

GREEN GouSEDiaxr WlSf:.-To every pound
Of fruit, QUO quart Of cold water; let il stand
three lays. To every gallon Of juice. when
strained a'l ;arec pounds oi common Ioai-su-
gar. 7" every twenty quarts Of liquor, one
bottle ut brandy. Hang some sins!ass in a
bag in the ca>k. When it has stood bali yea;.
plug il. anil if the sweetness is gone of Suili.
cieutlr, hottie ii. The "prsehelric< should i've
quite green, though full srrwn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16
Aetipss tor t5e Haoiies:
VALUABLE lsFoRMiTl9y FOR THE LADIES.

We have given considerable care to selecting
and arranging the following valuable recipes for
the making Of Cordia!s, Wines. Brandy, Jam,
Preserves. Pickles, dr.. from Fruits that arc
now and soon Will be III season. We ask lhs
especial attention OF OAR laiy re.>crs to them.
Try them all-and that with liberal hand.
Put up now, whilst an opportunity affords, a
plenty of the good thiugs" ior this year and
the next.
Take good care OF this numbcr of the 1decr
tiser, ladies, for there are many useful hints III
these two coluni,s-En. .tpE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

Ia p#Y pLrM<.-SpiiL ripe pirns. lake the
stones from tIen,, aid lay thrm un plates "r
sieres to dry in Il WARM oxen "r hot sun; take
them in at sunset. rr:d 'iu not put them out
again until the sun Will ie upon thcin; turn
them that they may lie done cyrr.!y wien
pv;icc,ly dry, pack them in jars or boxes hur,l
with paper. or keep .hcn i'll bags; lang thtn
in an airy place.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

RASPBERRY Syarf.-To every quart of fruit
add pound Of sugar, and Jet it stand over
night. In the morning boil and SKIM it for
halt an hour; then strain it through flannel
bag and pour into bottles, which must he care
fully corkcd and sealed. To each bottle add,
if you please, trilc brandy. if the weather is
50 warm as TO cndanger its keeping.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16
PEACHES.

PEACH PREsERvEs.-Peaches, if preserved
whole, Should be gathered before they are fully
ripe; pare and cook tender In little water.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

Preserve it like any other jam, and it will be
found very useful in families, particularly for
children.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

RnraARB JAM.-l,,l gently together for
tLrcc hours an equal weight Of fine sugar and
rlubarb stalks, with the juice end grated rnd
Of a lemon 20 each pound of the irni'. When
the true tlavor or tic rin;balh is lnuch liked.
the lcmoa-pc'.l >lIol!l'l he omitted. y Hcr.r
good jam !aay he made with six ou'":c' less q!
sugar 10 the ro"l"i, l!y boiling the rEI'll'ari,
gently for an hour before il is $,ilcl.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16


sIs selected d: Stock Del, .a,, Of G"ods in the
patronage firm all who may be in want Of any ar
tchs he keeps, assuring them that every cxertion
shall be made to give satisfaction to the purchaser
in quality and price, feeling confident that be can
sell his Gonds on as Reasonable terms .as
they can BE- purchased at
ANY HOUSE IN AUGUSTA.
His Stock is now COMPLETE, having added
largely by recent purchases from the BEST hiapu-
acturers. His Stock is such that almost every one
can find some article on their list of wants. and
such terms as cannot iail tn please-amonsst which
is 4 good assortment Of
Cut NAILS of all sizes, Of the best brands, in
Guiding all sizes If SPIKES. Also, English and
American Horse Shoe Nails, Wagon and Wrought
Nails. al szfs.
Nail RODS and Sheet and Hoop RON;
Blister. German and Cast STEEL;
Collins & Co., Leverelt's and other celebrated
make Of Broad, Chupping and Hand AXES,
UATCuETS, &c;
Mil, Cross Cut and Hand SAWS, all kinds;
Hammers, Chisels. Augers, Drawing Knives,
Adzps Gimb!els, Brace and Bits, Mil, Hand Saw.
and every variety of Flies and I,asps. Saw Sets,
Comrasscs, Hollow Ausrrs and Bits, Gauges,
Planes OF every description, Plane Bits, and every
Variety cf Carpenters Tools.
Edge Tco's Of every description.
BIecksr1aitIa Tools.
Bellows, Anvils. Vic,s, Screw Plates. S., dgr Hand
and Shociug Hammers, Rasrs Drills, Tcnss
&c, I'LL Of the best manufacture. Cheat
care having been taken in the selection
of these articles, they cin be
relied upon rs th- best.
Pocket ass<i Ea::,:c Cutlery.
Ills Stock Of rrc'.cr an Table Cutlery is complete
aah quality n.;.ur;rlssr'! ;nnr.st which can
kc !;'un,, FIJI! SetlS 81 Table Cul!,iy, OF
Joseph Ho,;:::s < Sons celebrated
n,arriaclure: Pocket aud Pen
Knives ali pat;crrs #nd rua!-
i.i.s liz" R;xprs. Scs
sors. Shears, &c.
so, great variety Of
S u a l. L W A r L S,
Suc', rs fins Needles P",t Monies Hair Brushes,
Combs, Paper Euv'loncs, Pers, rcncis, &o.
GasMs, Pistols. &c.
On hand Il choice lot of Guns and Pistols of the
finest quality-CoI's, Adams ana Deans and
others make If k,rraiers; srlf-cucking
Also. III assortment Of Pocket Pistols,
Percussion Caps. Shot lsclts,
Pow':rr F'asks. Game Bags,
Cleaning Rods, Sc.
EsiiIdiMS Materials.
Ills S:"ck Of Building material swil be found COM
rl,;r, consisting in part Of Locks. Hinges,
Screws, Window Fast-pings. all kinds and
qualities Also. ill., Pad, Trunk aud
Chest L"cks.
Light :sl.d Heavy Castings.
Always Oh hand fine assortment Of light md
heavy Castings. Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Tea Ket-
N,s. Well Whvc's, Waffle Irons. &C.
Farme5's Boilers Caul!r"ns, Wagon
Boxes, Sad Irons, Fire Dogs,
Shovel and TunnS.
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
ALL PATTERNS AND SIZES.
Wagon Chains, all kinds. Log Continued, Halter
and Trace Chains, Spades aud shovels, Hay
Forks, Crockery and Glass Ware, &c.
Also, manufacturer Of all kinds Of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware
All arc earnestly solicited to csll and examine
for themselves. And you viii find it greatly to
your ner st to ratronize your old Edgrfcld Dis
,rict rilizrn. WIN, HILL,
Hamburg, Oct &c If AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

ArRlcor JELLT.-Pare the fruit tim, and
stone it; weigh an equal quantity Of sugar IN
fine powder, and strew over it. Stand one
day, then boil very gently till they are clear,
move them into i bowl, and pour the liquor
over. The next day pour the liquor to quart
Of codinS-liquor; let it boil quickly till it will
jelly; put the fruit intoit, and boil skim well,
and put into small pots.