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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23
Horse and Jack

mMy HORSE AND JACK will stand the pres
lTE emit Spring Season ut the following prices:
sI2 the visit, SIG the Season, S20 to insure a mare
in foal, and s2b to insure u stumbling sucking COLT.
ARCUY can BIZ found Mt home on the 10Th,
Goth and s0tA Of each month during the Season,
md will mako is convenient to attend his stands
every tenth day. Arehy is rcd sorrel, l6 hands
biyb, 5 years ola this Spring, is q horse of fine
firm and action, q splendid traveller, and can
walk his mile inside of ~ minutes or WALK hvc
mics an hamnr with ease. Mr.. Bignon, of Angas-
tn. pssrrls that Arehy was sired by a Sir Arehy
horse out Of q number one Virginia mare. Ar
ely is a sure foal gctter.
Nv JACK can he found ct his own stuhlo nj
NIL Zines. .coLVMBUs is an imported Jack,
sms. is ) feet / one inch high, and measures from
lie r,.stop to root Of tail feet 2 inches. and
fra,n muscle to tip of tail or hook ioint Il fecs
inche, nud,heavy according. H'S Ce!ts Will show
viii, .huse OF any Jack IN the c6niederRcy.
Every care will DO taken 10 ayoid aceidsnti
but no responsibility For any that may occur
persons putting mares by tho Insurance and ira
liur them where | cannot ascertain that they nri
il, foal will 90 held responsible for tue Insurance.
,noucy. Groor.'s leo in every case, so cents.
Nv ucrsc will attend a club of ten, mares, at
Convenient distance from hs stable, if application
bo made soon. Thus. h1h1NS,
Mar u " l"
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Yhe southern Cuitivator.

This eminent ard long established Journal
is still one of the Institutions OF the country,
lesSi;e the hard times among the publishing
fraternity. Mr.. D. REDMOND is justly enti-
lied to the plaudits Of every aSricniturallst
in tie lard for his u~nfagsing industry and
great energy in their bchalf;-and the sub
scrip,ion list of the 'So@the'n Culiifef0'
should lie increased an hunGi'd fold IS q
me.i,criors of yring to tie iHdemi'ab;o per'
severance C is worthy Publisher. Send at
once, land get your ncighbor to do likewise
1Hyte Doglars to Mr.. d. EGpMoHp, AuGaSis
Ga., and the CuztivatOr will greet yod month
ly with a nine of wealth embracing P.actl
cal ard Scientific Notwithstanding '"'
the plantation, the Farm, tic Garden, a"c
the Family Circle"
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Snced the Plough.

With the diminished labor AID reduced
area Of production now at command, tic I'll.
lers OF the soil cannot afford TO waste time or
misdirect their energies. They have been.
and still are, greatly favored in weather, and
have, to the present time, made good use OF
their opportunities. They should allow moth
ing to CAUSE a relaxation. The great armies
row Furnishing their weapons Tor a spring
and summer of marchings and battles must
be sustained a. every cost. The? are fighting
net only fer pclitic,l rights: iut Tor the very
property that our farmers hoid, and 1t IS as
reasonable as 1t is necessary that the property
for which they bear and. risk SO much should
support them. so class Of our citizens are
more interested than the producers ill the
success of cur great struggle. How would 1T
be sere in Virginia if t. : noble army of Lee
had to be removed or dishaG3ed IL. lack OF
supplies. The armed mercenar:es Of Liacnln
wonld immediately swarn Through theSt.tc.
like the destroying @locus,s Of Egyp:. Saves,
horses. cattle, provi>ion'. ,vcryt!:ing that
.susta:ns liEe,.wouii pass iroia TIE hands OF
3hc owners. Lands themselves w0Gldllc Ge-
clarcd corlstaied, and soil TO Yankee aave;,-
turers. To avert such . possibility, farmers
and planters have as imp.r'anta part to play
rs the army i;sclf, and ii,2o:ence or neglect
-wcu,.l Zee ~ base in th.la as cowaTdice OF
descrtion among the s%oiiier5. They haze
heretofore done well, ane answered tic CALI
that have been made upca ,i:en''. bnt theTf
is occasion row 70 pat forth increased efforts
we are sure they will strain every nerve
Richmond Wig.
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From the Columbia Guardian.
Tribute To Collie. Simkias.

Fell, on the 18th of June, in the bloody
and desperate fight at Battery Wagner, Lieu
tenant Colonel John G. Simkins, in the Both
year Of his age.
Thus, in tho full bloom of manhood. per-
ished this gallant .oldier-a noble sacrifice
on his ,country's altar.
mourn thee as VIC mourn the brave"
4 perfect type Of ell'pure and manly yir-
tues, he was in every sense OF tho term " ono
l Of Natures noblcmen.n Surrounded By all
that could mako life pleasant and attractive,
and endowed with that exquisite sensibility
which.madc him keenly alive to all the refn-
ed and domestic. pleasures which cluster
arould the social hearth, with every Tie that
could make life endearilg, and with a nature
peculiarly fitted for the pure e%njoylnents of
life, lie gave up all aud noblybared his breast
to the storm. Not for one moment since the
beginning Of this fearful struggle did he hes
itate what part to take, but wherever duty
and homer called, there washe found foremost.
Aud to those who Saw him on Wagnpr's
stormy ramparts ON the memorable and bloody
18th, a the head of his command, he was as
the embodiment OF ell that was heroic. Pale,
wan and la sgard with the days fearful exer-
tons, still his form was " De sceu always in
the van, and where at last lis death-wound
was struck, he yielded his life with a sigh for
the Tics which bound him to it, yetnot with
out a smile 70 think that twas for Freedoms
cause nc blcd. TWAS in the shades ofdemes-
tic and private life that his character was most
to be appreciated. Such was the g~cniality of
his disposition, that in all the innocent amuse-
ments and pastimes of the young heseptered
with a he-artsomeness tina. was truly refresh
ing, aud which ever made him the chief at
traction of a youthful circle. The geptleness
and purity of his feelings were peculiarly man
ifested in his fondness for children, and his
intuitive appreciation Of all their childish
eraces and beauties. Refined and delicate
emotions, noble and genestus impulses dwelt
IN his soul, and was duly appreciated by him
in others yet when OCCASION required, when
Grmaess and decision ruled the hour, none
were more strictly rigid in the discharge OF
duty than he.
"Laree, was his bounty and; his soul sinccrc;.
Heaven dill q reconpense more largely send"
All! when the future history Of this merci-
less war is written, his name wiltshire forth
on its brightest pageso of glory when Wsgaer's
stormy tale be told, his name will stand forth
as ose of its chief defenders. Yet, even.
then, though after the lapse of years, the tear
OF sorrowing friendship will fall to think that
such blood ~ taows ere Freeaom's cause
&c WI @ a MARIUs.
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Those who fail 10 pay within this time cannot
pay in the present currency. at par.
Capt. DEAN, / think, will be with mo to receive
the return on Meat, which ineludcs all hoys
slaughtered "iace 2AA -ipra 1868, weighed with
the head and fest attached.
All Taxpayers will please write their names
lcgil,iy on their bills he!orr presenting them
This request is made to save time.
I am forced for the want of time TO omit several
appointments ..hich I intended to MAKE. and
which I regret [ canno, make. | have made u
many as Lane permits, having received my books
and Assessments So latp, and hsSing [" c:ose be
fo.: lSt April.
Tax-payers must prepare themselves with
| change rs | caiino: set ii.
For he infnrlAali"a Ut I'll Tax Payers / r,t-
! !i.L Inc fnllo.ins Circular rccei,.i Ir"m the De-
! r]aettn,.it' aft. lie Assessments "crr niaic. Tli1fc
| who arc.rnti eel 10 - ir,lueii"n upon heir ia
canes nul l. hi, Circular III 49,; present their
c!ai::.. before i,ayi.-, Il, :";i.i":: will be- 'cluni"d
after payment. ii. /. WRIGHT.
l2th Dist. c@N.e:or.-7'h and 9Hi @!.e='+s:
Mari II 10
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Barter |! Barter
YEyHE GRANITEVILLE MANUFACTURING
Il COMPANY will Burter Cloth for Pro.

VyHE GRANITEyILLE MANUFACTURING
a COMPANY will Burtcr Cloth for Fro.
duce, On tho following terms:
One Yard Al Shooting, Drills or 0snaburgs for
one pound Of hard ce Bacon.
Two and a quarter yards IL shceting, Drills
or Osnaburgs for-ne bushol of Corn, Peas, or ono
hundred pounds Of Fodder put up in fales.
FortI yards A Shooting, Drills or osnaburgs
for ons barrel of Superine Flour.
Three yards "A Shooting, Drills or osnsburgs
for one gallon Of sorgho Syrup.
If rs or Al Shooting be desired, the aamo
weight but a greater number Of yards of Cloth
will be givon.
Tho produce muat bs delivered ut Granitcville.
An Express receipt. specifying the juii ralus,
with freight prepaid, will DO considered delivery.
Packages md letters must have owners name on
them, and addressed to "Grauiteviils Co." ut
Graniteville.
Graniteyilie, Feb 90 l0t 10
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SorlrnEL SKIN SuoEs.-Sqrirrel skins
taese.l down to a board, with hickory ashes
sprirkled over them, for a few days, to faciii,
tate the removal Of the hair, and then placed
ia a strong docoction of rcd oak bark. will,
at the end Of four days, make excellent lesth-
or, fer stronger and tougher thsn caiI.skin.
Four skins will make apair of ladies shoes.
We near fiat the ladies Of some of the into,
rior counties ore wearing these Shoes, and
find them equal in ~softncss and superior IN
durability 10 any others. The longer the
Skins are left in the dccoction q bark me leg
ler tbs leather. BY this plan anybody may
lave a ian yard, and make the;r own leather,
as the .kirs are easily and cheaply procured,
and nns vessel holding q gelion will serrc' as
a yaf. Our readers will 40 we'll to Try it.
Richmond Wing.
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Sorghum Syrnp,

In these times Of scarcity 81 sugars and
molasses Of all grades, it behooves Us to make
ample arrangements to provide soi'e 5ub't'-
tute Tor these almost indispensable articles
and to this end we hope every one will make
preparation for planting full crops Of tic
Chinese Sugar Cane seed.
An article on the culture and management
of the Cane, aud its manufacture into su!gal
and molasses, We will publish ere long, Which
will give full instructions on this important
subject.
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Mar 0
Attention!

n HAVE been sent home from the 1th S. G,
Regiment in command Of Recruiting party.
Al. men who wish to join the 7th S. c. Regiment
will be furnished the proper papers and .transpor-
tation TO said Regiment if they will report to
s.rgL. henderson or Friday, Of Co. + sergt. r
/. Smith, of Co. E; or Corpl. Pcnnall or James
Mckinney, of5co. c. or to myself.
NV address % Oakland, s. O.; Sergts: Henderson
md Friday will be found 1T Graniteyille Sergs.
Smith at Mine Creek, and Ridgell at Ridge, S. c.
Como orc, come all. Let the 7,h be filed NJ,
y. ,uvabers of kershas's lirig41e. Longstrect's
SorTr,, JAMES MITCHELL,
Wy Capt. Co. /. 9TH $. c. Reg't.
1r,.1 SO 10
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StateeTaxes.

n will attend at the. times. and places hereinafter
4 mentioned to collect the Stale and District Tax
for-thc year commencing the first October 1888.
This Notice is INTENDED for large Tax Payers
who have not small Confederate notes of the de-
nomination of fyes and under, and wish to save
funding in Confederate 4 per cent. Bonds. will
again attend at all of my usual appointments in
April to ffaish collecting this Tax, and those who
can procure the fvcs and under can then meet
me and pay their Tax in those small notes.
Tax Payers must procure some change as it
will be impossible for mo to obtain it for them.
I will DO compelled to miss several of my usual
appointments this time in order to get through
the District by the 6rstof april.
Tie following is a list of State Taxable prop
erty Number of Slaves end Acres of Land,
Money at Interest, Town Lots, Merchandise, Sal
mics and Wa.cs. will cnmm encc at
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23

To PREVENT 4 Cow FNilSc L; HER MIX,
Wash the cows udder and icats with pure
cold water before milking, ard thea mix her
morning ard evening as d'y IS possible neg
ligence in this latter precaution is one Of the
causes OF COWS filling in their milk. The COW
should, iffossi:,e, be MIXED II tie sane
ner.on. and while the process is gong ni 2
snail quantity Of hay should I've placed before
the animal. This furnishes employment ier
the laws, and draws her attsn':en rom What
is going or, ard the milk is in consequence
yielded freely.
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urangebnrg District. S. G.

CrRr FOR MAHGE.-A great dcsiccratum
for spyr,snien is a certain, simple aud chenp
cure FOR mango, snd one that caa be easily
procured in tie country. / hayckept & pack
| Of dogs ior u,sny years, and have tried, with
varicu- success, every Yarirly Of mango ONT
u.ea.s. both o! scientific AMI simple arpliea-
tions. iG.s mosl speedy, Certain. and simple
that lta- Yet cone under my observation is
Il! { following. which | hayr msl with entire
success: ] put conim"n s:rt lye soap I pint
sugar. } pi.t pnMdcr Ct sulphur. pit cosi
tar, vel, mixed ioge;iieN :. sirgic api.ica-
tor. well rahhcd ia 10 the kin lr.p! merely
dnnhed oa TIC hair, will in two weck,'iine
cfi. It The cure. Tie tie dog, -aitertic aprli'
eat u. il, tie sun for Two LuIirS. 'r.til dry.
| with lis head wcli up. spas {" p!e'cnt :"!lils,
aud then let lin go uniii The application
| ga!u.lIy wears oil. which will lie Ill aGou:
two weeks. Try it.
The a.cve %re:acty MAY he a gooa one: l.at
the following is a l.vcr,f'ilins lanrea for
NANCY dogs, and all other diseases to which
the loo species is heir 10; Tie the dos with
q eood strorg tsi:.c. l,ad bin TO TIC nearest
Old flea. lie him TO a tree, and with a stout
l;ckoy; club strike him several scavy blows
between tie cyes,-ilsen take of lis hide as
fast as possiblc-lct tho hide dry a few days
and send>it to the tefnery. THIS remedy is
Il severe org, but it is certain 10 sfi:ct G cure
Try it cyerybody--esan bafoge there are amy
symptoms of the ~mange-ard you will he
come a public borefactor.
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Dick Chaaa;ham.

nICK cHEATHAM will stand the spria: s,s-
IL son of 1884 at Edgeaeld Court Houss, and. ut
Harmon 9allman's at Tbirty-dye Dollas, Ets
Season commencing from this date snd ending en-
the goth June. lie will remain at HArmsn DULL
man'p until the 22d inst, after which time be win
io 1T Edgc1sld Court House on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS andTHURSDAfS,
iht remainder Of the timo at Harmon Gslllnanl
The money viii 10 duo ct the ond Of the Season.
Mares will lie insured NTH foal for s.; ty spc-
cinl cnn,rac; with Jas. Al. Harrison or myseR.
THuS. q. BACON.
Ecb, 1.t Is6: IN, 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23
Our Farmers, Column /.

We again present our farmer-iriends a
column or SO Of interesting agricultural read
ing, and hope to continue this feature OF the
4drers;ssr with some regularity, especially
during tie spring and summer months. Short:
c~orc;se, practical contributions arr earnestly
solicited from our readers, many Of whom a:e
we'll calculated to assist US in making this
Dcnartment one Of much interest.
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seasonabIc advice.

A late nuinber of TIE Southern Cntteof"T
appeals thus 10 the planting community:
r-.pEEPARE YOUR SOIL IN TiiE
BEST MANNER-pUr IN aii. TIE PEn'!s-
roS CRops YOU CAN POSSIBLY WORK, -and cA-
tirate IN tie most thorough Stg'e THIS fEAf,
as Food wiN DC scarce md high'''
A brief exhortation, but it is, nevertheless,
good advice, and true beyond q doubt.
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Tax in Kind

A Ii Claims for Hauling Tux in Kind to this
IA Depotanust be settled b7 the end uf the
month, else they will not b, allowed. The orders
arc positive and p%crcmptory.
1 am nov shipping I'LL the Fodder receive 10
Capt. Grcsg's~ Company. I baro shipped several
Car loais and Capt. Gregg writes me that several
OF the hnles, upon being opened, wero found To
he mus;y and moulded, aud uoft for any purpose.
Planters nre earnestly requested to uso no water
i. packing, rs u very little spoils the Fodder, and
il will not be received il it can be detected, no:
un!rss it i. securely talcd. l have heretofore re-
coived 9ome insecure packages because I cculd
turn it over TO the Quarter Master in Augusta for
Post Hurses, but sF all hereafter ID to be shipped
It must lie a!eit Jni'a.
S. s. TOMpKINS, Agent
Depot l, See. S. eth Con. Dist
Hamburg, Mar 4, 81. II
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Headquarters,
coNHIss.AGl GENERALS DEPARTMENT
STATE OF S0rrI CAROLINA,

C~0M&ISSAGi GENERALS nE~FAETMEAT
STATE OF Sot'rU CAROLINA,
eth February, 1854.
aaH. VI. f. noEN, l,acsm;l-S T o., having
lRA. executed nn,t fic.. his l'"n'i in this De-
,.rtrncn. ~ IL. 2Itl, February, 1861. in ccmili-
.,,cc with tao acquisitions Of an Act TO amend an
Act entitled an Actto suppress :ts undue '@listil,
laiion of Spirituous Liquors in thi: State passed
18th December 1863, Is hereby appointed by his
Exccliency, the Governor, an Agent to Manufac.
lure and sell a limited quantity Of Alcohol ana
wai>kry in Edgcdeld Distfini 10 regularly prac
li.in. physicia..s and registered Druggists of
said District for Medical purposes.
All other persons pistillin. II H~lgeisld Eis-
trist sro doing 80 in dircc, yiola.iPn IL the Law,
aud are amcnALlc to its penalties.
1t is the duty Of all lellcg;" If Patio! toreprrt
al such persons, and ef all Magistrates 10 seize
and suppress their stills.
r; ard4Y ef the i!@Sesn"f:
Lit. COL & Con, j. aenl. sc.
,rorn St IL
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50bertse,
A Pretty Foot.

4 naughty 1nan, who, Notwithstanding hi
the following AnucrcOntic-gem. We thank hin
for it. 1t calls to mind Tommy Moore, with hi
tender eyes and tendril-like hair, striking the
harp of Erin. There are some pcoplo too fero-
%virtuous and pitifcssly modest to bear the
sight or sound of leg, ankle, or goiter. All sach
had better not read what follows:
There's magic in . pretty foot,
And well the ladies know it
And she who has o pretty one
Is pretty sure to show it.
At times. you teo, are martyrcd By
The incest little ankle,
That shoots an arrow through the eye,
Within your heart to rankle.
Of course you turn your gaze aside
And all your bushes stilc,
For well you know she's not aware
Her skirts arc raised D tTiic.
But should you think she might perchanece
Have on q loosened gaitcr,
Your fingers itch to play the part
Of honest lady's waiter.
Though tantalized till he is crazed-
Stark mad with wild romaneing,
That witching foot, aSns hiF brain,
A thousand values dancing
The while it merely lightly pats
as thoushtlcss she may move it
No modest man would dare to dream,
There isa leg above it.
But when it trips across the street,
Through wind, and mud ard vapor,
By sbeerest accident you sec
low beautiful the taper;
And as it stops upon the walk,
Amid the crowd to minsle,
Two roguish eyes look up and say
az wonder if he's single"
But I would have no lady thiak
I fancy her a s%chencr,
Aad beg her to remember that
TIE poet is q drecner;
He sees What others do net see;
! and seeks for hidden beauty
No pretty face can lure him frcm
The path of moral duly.
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Military Notice.
HEADQUARTERS,

EDoEriEIp c.H, Mar. sth, 1864.
HOMMISSIONED and Non-Conmissioncd Gfi-
" GERS and Priyatcs, detailed men in any Do
partment whatever, also sick and wounded Sol
sdicrs absent from tho command Of Gen. Long.
street, or the Army of Tennessee, will repori-to
me at these headquarters Immediately, pftpaced
to moro OH to their Commands.
Those who fail to report within areasonablo
fSnc will be arrested and sent to their commands
under guard.
by command of Gen. Johnston.
L. CHARLTON, Capt. c.. S. A.
Mar ct IL
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RICHARD CALDWELL,
IL - nnl {, G. c
South CaroIina's Dead.

EgAVlNG received rcl'cat alr!ica:ions ir"m
E the fric.yi; 81 deceased su:diefs - piac. in
u ncr,uaacmt form sad make ii accessible to all
10 might desire copy, the "ROLL OF HON
OR" on which l am engaged ivr SID state, l pro-
pure 10 publish = work ia"rc cXte'ic' IN It's scope
and ,iesi.u than The Safe -R"i', enhracins 0to-
,,nvaicri .Sk.icA.s Of ,l:c u.ip.rs and men Tram
hi. .I,ic who have fallen ur ,licl in service du-
ring lie Present w;.rr aud whose friends Eiay fur
nish INC with lie n~cccssa.J material for iuch
sketches.
The plan is this: The friecds OF the deceased
soldiers lesirin. II V,=us in this work will forward
ID, me the ucscssary information 10 make ur tur
publication the Biographical sketches, or seud mo
I'll. ~roticcs they wish inserted, when they nil! be
revissd and complied for publication. Bach bio
sketch luuat bp accompanied by the
nailo Of nj least ono SUBSCRIBER ana len dollars
10 deiray the expense ANA labor involved in-the
preparation and compilation II the sketches, for
which 4 receipt viii DO given entiiling TIE holder
TO n copy OF the work ut the subscription price.
1 am ptrftc.ins arrangements With . leading
publishing house Toy the publication Of tho work.
1t will be published in monthly numbers, and
issucl in the hest style Of letter press printing ON
lnc white English book paper and printed with
the hest EusIiss lux. Each nuptbcr will contain
rne Of more portraits u rl'ccrs ana men VINO
have distinguished themselves during this war.
| The twelve Numbers will make fur HANDSOME
volumes.
Terms sjp per annum or for twelve LaInbcrs,
payable On the publication of The fret number,
of which due notice will he given, Thewnrk will
be continued Until the Roll is completed. Those
i~i!srling to sab+criho or iuraiah biographical
skctrlls, should Ito so without delay, as the frat
edition will he limited to tho number Of subseri-
bcrs.
Address WILLIAM B.. JOHNSON,
Columbia, S. C..
Feb. II If s
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SKIN DisRAsE5.-For some erupsions on the
face. b;:ray is an excellent remedy. Tue way
10 use it is to dissolve ~ ounce OF horax IN a
quart Of water, and srpl7 This with (" tine
snouge every evening before going to hct.
THIS Ill smooth She skin When the ctup;lcns'
do not proceed lrom III insect, working al:Eier
the c%n;iclc. Many persons faces are disligur.
ed hy rel craptions caused by = small crca-
ture wotsi%:: under the skin. A very excel
lent remedy is to ;aketlia -four OF sulphur and
rub Il or tie 60 dry. alter washing it in the
morning. Rub IL we'll with The GnGcrs, and
ihen w:pei i. e!f With q towel. There ere
many @Flre ale nnt = lille sshaihed Of their
faces, wIio can BE- completely cured if they
follow these dircctisns.
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Notice.

A EITAL Settlement on tho EIt.to OF. Mary
IA a Turner, decd. will baQ,ade In the Or
.Iia,ey'. Office, On Friday. the e5th Msrch. All
a.rscns in,rrv.,ed will take due notice ard gov
=" ,dvmsclyc. accordingly.
TlI0S. ATKINS, Ad'o..
M,ru ct II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23
Last Notice.
Notice.

NHRs. NANCY JONES, living at the old tnA
I'VE gate. on the Plank Road, two miles below
100 Pine House, tolls before nae Q dark BAT
HORSE. fifteen und q half hands high, loft hind
foot white, with a snail mhito uip on bis Rsss,
snd shod all round, supposed to be tan yesrs old;
no other ma-ks or brands percsiynble. Apprataad
to 10 worth 5000. A. JONES, n 3. D.
Feb 9th, 1864. -Hm4t;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23

long sleep,7a surgeon of the commission read
ing the burial service, and q delegate writing
his name on the little head board Of his nar.
row bed: Lieutenant Rauch, Fourteenth
Regiment, South Carolina Volunteers"