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Notice to Mill Owners.

Persons Intending to build Grst, Circular Saw Mills,
find at HOLSTERS Mills, North Montpelier, four cast
iron Shafts, two of which ve inches In diameter, IA
feet long, with five feet pueys attached Also three
80 inch pueys for mill pndles, and three "a inch puleys
for ghener all of which l2 nJh face and cast IRON
Also, two shafts six inches in diameter OF which
IL feetlong the other being feet with two sets beve
gears three to one in notion six inch face with boxes
for the same to In. ..t. 81 .4a.s. /. l..
One shingle Mill for saving shingles. One Clapboard
Mill made an improved plan. The above Machines
cannot be equaed for workmanship and du rabilty.
Here is good opportunity for those wishing to pur
chase, as they will be sold at liberal discount
Also, am prepared TO build tiN and Circular Saw
Mills will furnish Leather aud Rubber Betting, Boiling
Cloth. and Burr Mill Stone to order at Manufacturers
prices. MARTIN HOLLISTER, Aillwright
April, 25, 1853 d&wtf eE5a la'Ga-~
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A WORD OF SOLEMN, CONSCIENTIOUS ADVICE
10 THOSE WHO VIII REFLECT.


class of maadies prevail to fearful extent in com
munty doomlng at least 100000 youth of both
nuay, to an earIy grave Those diseases very i'm
perfectly understood. Their external manifestations
symptoms are Nervous Debility, Relaxation and
haustion; Marasmus wasting and consumption OF
the tissues OF the whole body; shorness of breathing
or hurried breathing on ascending hillor hight OF
chitis and Sore Throat; shaking of the Hands aud
Limbs aversion to society and to business or study
dimness of Eye sight loss OF Memory; Dizziness OF
the cad Neuralgia Pains in various of the body
Pains in the Back or Limbs; I.umbago, Dyspepsia or
Indigestion; regularity OF the Dowets deranged sec
tions OF the Kidneys and other glands OF the body as
LeuCorrh9 Fleur Albus, &c. Likewise Epilepsy,
Hysera and Nervous Spasms
Now, in Rinety-nine cases out of every one hunt
dTed all the above named disorders, and host o
others not named, is Consumption of the Lungs and
that most insidious and willy form OF Consumption OF
the Spinal Nerve known Tabes Dorsales and Ia bes
mesenerca have their seat and origin IN diseases OF
the Pelvic Vscera. Hence the want of the
part of the old school practice in treating symptoms
only.
| DR.. Andrew Stone, physician to the Troy Lung and
Hygenic Institution, is now engaged in treating TINS
class of modern maladies with the most astonishing
success The treatment adopted by the Institution
new II Is based upon scientific principles, with newly
discovered remedies without minerals or poison Inc
ABILITIES OF cure such that patients can be cured al
their homes in any part of the country from accurate
scrptons of their case by letter and have the med
cnes sent them by mail or express Printed lnterrog
atories will be forwarded on application.
1TConsumption, Catarrh and diseases of the throat
cured well at the homes of patients at the lnsttu
on by sending the Cold Medicated Inhalng Balsamic
Vapors with inhaler aud ample directions for their use
ana direct correspondence.
! Ry-Patients applying for interogatores or advice
must incose return stamps to meet attention
Blythe attending physician will be found Mt the In
stltutiOn, for consultation, from A. NJ to T. NJ,
each day. Sundays,in the forenoon Address
DR.. ANDREW STONE
Physician to the Troy Lung and Hygeuic Intitute ant
| Physician for. Dseasesof the Heart, Throat ant
! Lungs, IS Fifth street, Toy, New York
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The Early Physical Degeneracy
A nj E RICAN p EOPL B..

PHYSICIAN TO THE TROY LUNG AND HYGIENE INST
TUTE. A TREATISE ON THE CAUSES OF EARLY
PHYSICAL DECLINE OF AMERICAN PEo-
PIE; THE CAUSE OF NERVOUS
DEBILITY, CONSUMPTION
AND MARAsMUS.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01
OF QUACK DOCTORS AND NosTRUM
MAKERS

Through the ignorance of the Qsack Doctor, knowing
other remedy, he relies upon MERCURY and givest
to all his patients in Pills Drops, &C., The N0srum
Maker equally ignorant adds to his socalled Extracts,
Specific, Autidote &c, both relying upon its effects in
curing few in ahundred, il is umpeted in various
ways throughout the land but, ALAS nothing is said
of the balanJe of whom die, others grow worse,
and left to linger and suffer for months years
til relieved cured if possible by competent physlc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-23
Relief Board for Edgeflsld District.

The fsllswing psraons, vi1,: Me.srs. 'Burrsll T:
BoatNrisht, John Ssi1lsf, James II. Minis, john
d. Pair, ". w. Lemon, Darling J. Walker, AL
bert J.~Kambs, Luke calbtsa.h,' Jshn F. Burns,
Thons, c. Mathis, Jandp A. Collins, Ebert De-
roro, BARLEY NJ. Martin, Natha.iel Henderson,
Lewis culbreath, Georxs J. strsther, Mathew W.
clAry, Sampson Hho.lor, George Aidy, John M.
Norris, Simpson H.. Rodgers, William L Parks,
John T. Middleton and Thomas B. Rssoo have
bo.n appointed A SOLDIERS BOARD OF
RELIEF for EdgsRild pll.riot for tha yesr
1884 They ara requested to'm.st me at Edge.
asld G., II. on the arat M.nday in january next
to organise and prooesd immediately to carry gu,
the provisions of the Ac. passed ut tho Deeonbei
ss.aion Of 1858 for Tho Relief of Soldiers faml-
le,. W. s. MOBLEY,
Chair. Delegation.
Dec 2sl, Ct 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-23
Congressional Proceedings.

RICHMOND, Dec. 81.
Congress is getting ready its most ,iinp0r"
tant work. proceedings after this week
will be Of the highest Importance.
The Chairman of the Committee on Mill
t.ry Affairs presented the House to-day with
bill to continue in service to the end Ut tile
war all soldiers. now in service, or who shall
hereafter enter the same, and shall remnin in
existing organizations. Phs bill waa not
committee report, but was presented to the
consideration of the House, and at tho request
Of the author referred to his Committee.
Another member presented RESOLUTION
that if any part OF the army he recOnscribed,
IL shall be allowed to elect company aud reg.
imsltal officers. Some debate eusued.
Several other propositions were presented
aud all referred.
The Military COMMITTEES reported bin
wkich provides that where q substitute hss
deserted, or shall hereafter desert, or, when
at the time'of reception was unfii, or where
he becomes liable " enrolment ntArder present
or future laws, the principal shall go into the
army. This bill will be considered in its
order.
A number of persons in this city having
substitntts, have employed counsel to tact
the legality of any actof Congress which may
place them in service.
The scuriluen, OF Congros.is divided on the
subject. Some are Of tho opinion that they
had better do n..thing. as those who have sub
stilules in the army, all come linble at the
end OF three Years tinc, putting them In the
army.
The imprcssment bill, reported by tho Ju
J;clarv Committee few days ago. WAS taken
up. Several amendments we're adopted. The
most important allows an appeal Of both par.
tier; wl,etetaey are dissatisfied with the award
vi l.cal appraisers, to tine Sis'e Commission
.r. " prouiblts the inrressnent uf fie'd ns-
groc., except by the order Of thy Geneial
Commanding tho department. The Ill p4.sed.
4 bill Was passed allowing farmers 10 con-
mute o:.s.teaLh If sweet puta,o paying value
in money at the rates fixed bJ the ln,pl ssslnent
commissioners.
A bill to provide for wounded and disabled
soiuIcls was postponed aid nacc the special
order for Monday next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-23
Tax Assessors Notice.

4 WILL attend At the following. pl.ess 70 re..
l. .esiys Re:urns and mako Assolsrasnts Of the
following Ts1as; viz The Tx in Kiad. -
The Farmer or Producer sill be required to
return ON oath, the fall suoant Of Corn, Wheat,
Oats, Rye. Baokwhoas. Rice, s~eet. Potatoes,
Irish Potatoes, Cursa Hay, Cured Fodder, SD
gar, Mslssses made Of cxns, ,cs,ton. Hoai.a To-
baeco, Psas, Ground Pea. produced BY. him .sr.
thsu,, and vii bs allowed I. reserve Gfty bush
ole Of Whsat, or enc hundred bushels VI Cors,
afty bushels Of Sweet Potatoes, hftystb busksis VI
Irish Pot.tsss. twenty bushels Of Peas, sredpcst
in tho year 1858, and the Govornnsat 10 entitled
to ans-tenth or tho balance.
I will alss assess atrths .same time the Tax On.
Nsst Cattle. This sllrdes to Al Cattle except
Work Stssrs actually used On tie Par.n Of 1883.
and all Heres, MarSs or csiE het sctus1ly used
in Tiling the Soil in 1883. .'.-..',s ~
will al,o Assess tho Ta:, on Inesmsa, if RE-,
csire tho Blanks from the Department. This al-
ludes to nronsy made frpid all sourcas e1csPt Sal
arisi, which arc Taxed under anothsrshsad, snd
from the sale Of tho crop 81 1858. ;l.i....,
Also, tho Re,prns Of Nea. Pork Of all the Hogs
.las ,htered sin sc tho psssags Of tho Act, tAprf
24th, 1862 sud this aludss to the nst weight Of
the hos sitter ,he sntrais haye boon takeR out. :
Also, tho R.p.rtse Of Quarterly s.los5 eomnsn-
sing the Ist. October and ondns the 1st J.nu.ry
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-23
Appointments for Edgehc,d District.


We arc uudsr Obligations to Maj JONES for
tho following appointments for Edssheld Dktrict
ut the late Sossio" Of tho Legislature:
MANAGERS VI ELECTION.
Edy.Geid 4. H-K. u. Bry AL, Vim. Blackwell
nnd y. RAINY, Sr.
Libsry Hit-Jno. T. ChSa,hnn, Juo. +. Bur-
riss anl koSt. CLcalhanu.
Nt. T,Ai"y-E. ". sribol., I,nae Edwards
and Drank boyd.
scarry'.-J. K. Smith, Carter Burnett aud Al
bert King.
No.re,.--Lemuel Brooks, W. f. S.-Il~ur,h and
Ii. II. Nays. :.
RieGard.or.-Levi adsms, John ii Wit and
Johp Attaway.
coUier.-R"bt. Hammond, Thos. C Mathis and
VIZ. Ha;nmaLd.
Coi.mn :. Y Rvuds-p. J. Coleman, u. W.
Cor y, ]. S. Smith.
Dorm. Ai!l.-A. C. Dean, jaime. DUrn, Charles
Burnett.
Beech L.land-Jnmes panton, D. z. Wright,
Geo. ". Foster.
G,arit.oilt,-Thomas Jennings, W. W. LOmou,
Edward Morris.
Aten'.-M.rt;n Edison, o. W. Allen, VIM. A.
Turner.
Nichenon'.-C. Niekersor, Juo. Lowry, David
Mack.
Perry. X Read.-wilson Abnsy, N. Lung,
James Perry.
H~~Jary-R. G. Lamar, R. ]. Butler, ]. J..
k,uncuy.
k"u"1es'.-Jus. Kemp, Simpson Mathis, john
burst,
Ready's-C. Ward, jacob Lasroon, Jesse Co.
miiion :. .
Meeting SIree'-J. S. smyly, Bonj. QUITS, B. S.
Cogburn.
Nouis-Wilson IIolson, Tho. 8. B.teI, Il. N.
Ft'k.
Ger~a~siHt-Geo. Addy. ,seps Ethridge, Wm.
Rinehart.
Parks-Guo. W. Robertson, C. L. Blair, NJ. N.
Csr,lcdgo
Lybrands-F.ancis Po'ey, Jr, B. krspS, L. P.
Rutland.
White Hou.s-Landon Tucker. Samuel Black
we'll, C. NJ. Freeman.
Red Atll-Lee Holson, Fred. Mcdaniel, R. 8.
Key.
M.kler's-wm. Do.ier. Calvin Vaughn, David
Denny.
'Pleosant Lane-Jossso Zimmerman. E. N. Bird,
Isaac Bolos.
Has.h.e''-s.muol Possy, John soislsr, Bonja-
IN al Harrison.
Dun'o".siu.-Joha -chentham, E. Presley. 8.
C. Stron,
Pine HOms-Benj Betti', J. L. Mathis, B. Y.
Hatcher.
Cherokee Pond.-w. +. Konriek, Goo Samuel
VIM. Walker.
RIDGE. VI. Perry, Tho.. Pitts, A. W. Young
blvod.
ce"per.riu.-G. w. Holloway, Daniel Proctor,
7. J. Dyson.
Sh"uo.dssa-Ja. callison, Henry Rush, Ebert
Devore.
Mobleys-A. NJ. padgott, H. T. Barley BENZ.
Edwards.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-23

HID Away IN THE SMoEE HoUsr.-One day
last week one of Captain, sShannon's men fe;l
asleep, and while in this mood ;" dreamed''
whnre deserrer conli be found. He told his
Captain ol hiss dream and heimu,sdiatelr' sent
d squad vf men to the place where the roul,g
.oluisr dreamed ho was, and found him. Well,
reader, xbe,e do you think he was2 He WIS
in hole or cellar, all hid away and things
such as barrels, boxes, &C., piled up Oyer him,
in his smoke house. There was small space
lett open through which his wife fed him.
When taken By the cavalry, he begged them
to let him SEQ his children, thst he had no.
s.en them IL hss weeks. This is what, We
cal runningths thing inthe ground. This ID
not the only deserter that this same soldie,
has drsSnt Of And found. We would here say
tu the deaet,trs in the way of parentbesis
who are in caves and close places, that YOU
jus. might IS we'll come along and report, be
ca,ise if this man gets dream at you he'll
find you snre-Sonthern Motive. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-23
Conference Appointments.

,an9nr the appointments for 1854 ma at tho
l.te svssion of the $ y. Cuhtersaes. VIC notice
with pleasure that the Rsv. A. L. Snirn has besu
evu. .inu.d - pastor ot the Church as tais piaoe'
and tL..vur ss,eslaed and popular old frisnd Rev.
J. K. P,cks7r, h.s b.en 'ons to tho dr.ui'sr'ils
Church. Nsw that no is in hAi.ipy distance
-. hope no will not fail to pay US "CUurt House
f,lksp visit oecasisnally and Mr. P, do don't
forge. 70 call in 10 tho ED. AD. sanesa~ when in
kh,se pnrf,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-23


~ A ii,pHtoh from the Pr-.idout unnourss,
th., Cen. ia sa' bssn appointed 10 com
pand The Arm, Of T.nnessse.
sS- A correspondent of the Bsaton Herald, in
chXrls.tda k.rLSr. says that Duhlsren is prepar-
:eg for srsat movement. TLs iron elads will
not leave tho department until the old Aag waves
oyer chaslss.on OF its ruins
Gs- Tho Now York Herald adr.eates the
election Of Grant for tie next President.
G~ Tho Eagle Manufacturing Company of
Columbus Georgia, have given $4,000 towards
the fana for the enlargement and continuance Of
the SssiAera Christiua Adsocqts, now published
In Augus,a, Georgia, rs the orguu Of the Metbo-
dist Episcopal Conferences Of South Carolinn,
Georgia and Florida.
g1s~ Senator Pbslsa Of Miasis.ippi, whs 70.
Gently failed to be 70 elected, has announced his
intsntion 70 join the army. Mr. Curry, Of Ala
b.ms, j,insd Roddys command soon after he
vas defeated for Congress.
ap contemporary very Justly remark, that
ihs righ,fulses. Of slavsryis 70 longer an issue.
It 10 now simply whether Southern men or yam
heos shafl bo tho msitors Tho man who is absurd
enough " b,lievo that the Yankoos intend the
per1asn. 1t emancipation Of the slavca, even
should they have tho power, is ct for struight
jacket.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-23

From LnNesrnEEr-Gen.L Lu,igslreel's head
quarterA are now at RYclsvllie, Hawkins
cuuuty, about forty miles southwest Of Knox.
vile, ald hes considered, for the present,
stationary. There were, at last accounts, no
indic.t,ons Of all attack of the enemy.
We undcr.tnnd that General Longstreet,
in his reports ol his campaign asa,ust Burn
side, says he lost seven bpuured incn in tue
attack On Knoxville, and thatihe place would
have been carried by assuult but for tho mis-.
understanding Of orders by some of his sub
allern officers. It seems that our Incn, after
suffering heavily, had reached the eueny s
.ntreuchnenis, and here for long time kept
awaiting orders that never calnc and the
eremy, having rallied aud gathered reinforce
meuts,' forced them to oretire.-Ex ,minar, 10TH.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-23
The sou,hrrp Field aad Fireside.

The numsrvus friends Of this Fret claoo literary
and agricultural paper will be pleased to learn
f.sys tho Augusta Con.tiu.ionals',) that its pub
es,iuu will b. resumed the first week in January
next. The abiest ~ritors Of lLs South MIL coh-
t,ib,te to snbeilish its columns, and the proprl'-
tors viii leave nothing pldeno to inain'ain tho
high rerutatioh. which tho paper has heretofore
crj"yed.
Tn. fseins,ing and romantic story of "Gcrald
Grsr's w .:e," writton by ops Of tho most gifted
daughters 81 tho South, will be commenced in
II, Ara. nurptsr Of the volume. We commend
.ls Field snd Preside IA tho favorable eonSidera-
tion and support CT all wso de.he opo Of ;bc
best abb ehe.pess fAmiiy tapers i:' the South.
T.rm.-six months. IS; single copies, 40 cts.
Addre.r erofxrcx Il Cos. augusta, Ga.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-23

thousand dollars, for the support Of the families
Of Soldiers from this State in the Confederate ard
State s.rvice.-- Tho provision is ample for tho
purpose intended, and the braro and ralAat SOL
diprs in'tha army need feel no al prehensisa now
that their WINS and little ehaa=t hon, Will 'ufer,
for tho STATE hrs THROWN its broad ntsrlc over
thsr, snd will cberirh rhcm n, =. "wn Sehilaren
wh;lo tbis cruel war centinue,. -!
Thua, Mr.. ErIrrn, fLa1e ondeaversd; briefly to
jet down the prominent proSision' Os the Aeta Of
general interest and hope your numsr,uI road
srs lnuy fud it intsrSnting tS:tbou.
Respectfully
W. w. ADAMS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-23
w Two l.dis. from Carroll County, Geor.

-.
~. Two ladies from Carroll county, GeoFria,
brought in ,wo Absen.es' recently from the 18th
iG,.ryis R.simost a. Charleston, and started
hons n.1 mornirr With their hussshd-. fsflOusts
having te-n granted them utsi.r the hteorasr
Of t4sn. Besur.g-rd. t5e7's-
se E:i.E. cl,ri. Of the p.ln.iis LissFAr-
iilerJ, his be.n ssatsnced by q court martial st
ch.,lsstss ,e he. .to. tar dslsr.iua and s.uils
hipecif !: !. 5000 Is . substitute. He Sal ssr, ID
p,.rly f,e months AZ a. substitute il .orEia
regiment before he WIS discovered
ys> The most speedy and sR: etirs flas. to re.
Ii.!e the currency aud bring prevailing high
..iees .seL to th,r former standard is FOR al th'
.ble bodied nen ir the country to 80 ir til. arm,
and assist in driving the CURSED Yankees fvA vii
soil.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-23
ses- A meeting of the farmers of Hdgceonb

Sss- A meeting Of the farmers of Rdgccombc
county, N. C., was hold Mt tho Court House on
Tuesday last, in which it was. resolved that the
farmers and producers Of that county woaid sell
to tho families nf volunteers and sodisrsef smsll
means, who ara not entitled to rsco:vs any asis-
tanro from the cOmnittse Of rolief the county,
corn ut S. per barrel, pork Is l5 cents por pound,
bacon at 80 s.uts per pound, and shos leather at
So por pound, to be paid for in Confederate eur.
ropcy.
esr The appropriations made at the lata Cos
,ion of the Georgia Legislature amount to over
fourteen millions, of ~hish six millions are for
soldiers families; two millions to clothe Georgia
troops; thrcs millions to military fund; ono mil
lion to public aobts; half million to Georgia Re-
lief and Huspitxl Associati,nj one million tO
blockade running for supplies for the army, and
about one millisn for general State expenses.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-23
Letters for the Army Of Virginia.

Col. wced, special agent of the rost.fice De
ra,,urpt, un.oune-s ihe, tbs Postmaster General
hx, established po'tofiec 20 be called tho" NORTH
s~ .irmg Of virsinin," and appointed Captain
]. an l.. EuI.rk' Of Riehmond, P"stmns,er. Said
Oriee is to bs located nrar Gen L.es army, sni
20 with /, wLsrsvsr il ma, so. and tho Postmas-
t-.s in this State and in o,he' States finding lot
+ rs in their oaTeet fer this army, will c"nfss a
favor .. tho soldiers by sondins them direct TO
tai. nov Pss,otacs. and .horOby expedite thoir
d3l:yery, =