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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-24

THE WEATHER After 9 spit Of snoW,
this uorning, the sun shone on, at ulll day.
Chs W a;her, however, is still! colaH
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17

PERsEyERAHcE.-When with Auttering b at
you make your few first struggling steps 10.
ward the goal ofyou endeavors, which, placed
far onwardS in the dimness of futurity, is on
" illuminated. by the rays projected upon St
by the dark lantern Of hope, while eveS aud
anon you stumble against the stones that be-
strew your path or. plunge into .quagmire
Of experimentation you feel distress
inglY conscious that you are alone, with no
friendly hand to bcckon you on, no guiding
voice to lead you safely past the dangerous
By paths on the high road of security; amid
ali tlss, and ten Lines worse, persevere |!
What a man asks that he shall have what o
man seeks, that he shall find; whcrehe knocks,
there shall q. door DO opened unto him--on!y
he must perseycre! To alter, in borrowing, a
we'll known thought, the frs. requisite for
success is perseverance,, the second isperse.
vcrance. and the third is still-persrvcrsnce
10 pcrseyerc, is TO defy the frowns Of fortune
,, and the world, to snb.ius circumstances to
our viii, tc conquer demohs, to scale proci
p;ccs, to remove mountains Oh, that we
conli i,nbus tho young with this indomi'abe
could cry with thtrunpct-ton que
.n the fryehle. 10 the fant,hearted, TO the
S'acspcn6i,tg, 10 the world and wo-oppressed-
1 perseve:e. s5s.i -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17
The SUMS neat Essential for Corn,

Every farmer who has stuffed closely TIE
growth of cereals has not failed TO mark The
wonderful Y influence which sunshine has upon
their growth. The following remarks upon
the value of warmth in corn culture are from
an essay b. Mr.. Randall:
"As corn, more than any other OF our'ce
reals, requires, during the whole period Of It's
growth, an unetinted supply OF sunshine, not
only over tic surface Of the field, but down,
in, through, and among it, the economy OF
planting Should always, os Gar as circunssan-
ces will permit, he adapted to this require.
ment; the row in the field running as nearly
east and west Us may he, that the grown and
and lover portions Of the stalks may have
tie fail benefit of the morning sn.l evening
,ua. Dariug The corn-growing season the
sun during the middle ol the day is at ln al
ttude 20 nearly vertical, That its rays find
their way dow.l through tbs foliage and be.
tween :ha rows yer; readily. II. instead OF
nlant;ug their corn IN Hills, ,urs1 10th ways,
four iIest auar;, tdo saiks IN a hill, our farm
crs would plant in drills, SIX iect apart, run
ming alws7s east aIia a'est, baviTg the stalks
from Ten to twelve inch-S tii: innt from each
other. .tiey would soon lind tic ben, fit oi
this mode Of culture: both. l.. tie excess OF
cr OBS and the early maturity Of the grain. A
prodiei,ns yield III puinkrra may be obtained
rom =. Geld thu. rlan'ed and as the vine OF
the iunpkin draws more Ian eighty per
cent. of is nouIishment from the atmosphere,
they return good deal more than value re.
ccivcd to tic sni, in The grateful Shade Of
their broad leaves lufing lie fierce Lcat OF a
midsu.nmrr'a day.
"An "idlarnar. Of long practical expert
encc, ONCE areucti 70 Us Chat ac.usl supshlne
Was Ly 10 means . necessity Of the brst Go.
velopmens nf Indian corn, provided y eTas
supplied With plenty n; ccmiion daylight.
In order 10 test our positions Fairly we plant
Ell ,wer.; hills .! the ordinary kentucky
coprd seed corn, on the north side bi close
inard fence, zen feet high, and running due
east and west. On the south side ct the
fence we planted i. like nnmbcr hills OF the
same Germ. Us rom April 20 September :tte
sun rJse and Sc. nurth "f our parallel, OF
&. 3ur.e The corn on that sine got little SUD
shine in spite of Us. Nevertheless, with tx.
ac,iy the lamc culture which its ncighoor
over tLa tsnce received, i. only a!taired Iwo-
,hirls The height, not half the Size OF stalk
and ma,urcd tcn days Letter. Ficidlr2: one
very modest ear per stalE, willie the south
side stalls g.yc us, in siao.t every instance
three; eI.A on zach stock hsing Invariably
larger than ary three we could end oTer .:;c
.cncc.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17

PEACH LEAF FYEAsr.-Hops cost iwo dollars
per pound, leaves cost nothing, and peach
leaves make better yeast than hops. Thus
Take three handfus of peach. leaves and
three medium sized pu,atoes. boil.lhem in
two quarts of. water until the potatoes arc
doae; take cut the leaves. and throw them
away, peel the potatoes, anil rub them up
with pintof flour. adding ccoi water sufi-
cftnt tomskc paste, then pour, on the hot
peach lesf ten, lard scald for about ise min
utts. If you add to this u little old yeast.
it will be ready for use in three hours. II
you ac!d none. it will require to stand a day
and a.. night before use. Leaves dried in the
shade are MS good as fresh ones.g. As this ia
stronger than hop yeast, less should be u.cd
in making up the dough. -. .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17
Who is She?

MARY Murray, you say-and pray, who is
shc?',
laiv 10 aaotner. in reference to an acqnain-
t.rce 70 whom one Of them had just bowed.
"Who. The daughter of Mrs. Murray, OF
Iiiel, street. 4 dear, sweet, amiable girl as
ever Used, is Mary, too-you ought 10 @uo%
her.''
:.I',l rataor not" said the first speaker,
With y toss oi The head. "The daughter OF a
9otnan who keeps. petty lnilliners shop!
Viz, the uox: thing will be to associate with
ones servant mtid&'
Bat, E.:.n.a. it IS merit that giscs true
rank rcpiial the o.her. "Mary Murrcy Is
nol.. beautiful, more accomplished, ard more
ani:.ioie. too. lhan half iny former school
,.lo~s&'
well can tell you ona .hing, is YOU
.l,t cp u, yuus acquaintance with her, you'll
.,e cut hy all gen1esl people. d. voI think
che l.ivinss uns. Harrsons and La~rcnces
will come 10 ynar parties if thty arc to ucot
allnn girls ,htTs?'
:.1ley can DO as they please,' rspi;ea Kate
Willis, win spiii'. :" But one thing u Ger
tam, shall not give nj Mary fI them, as
ike her for herself end not for her ancestors.
Besides. FOR all know. size may be as well.
Ter, as tley arg neYer thought to irgqite:'
jus; .. his -ins,ant, 3. handsome !onnss;
..as sd.ny a Lcau'iinl hcrsc, paassei and
,.adc :. .low t" tile onng ladies. he first
..pcaI;cr was ,;l hin,hes =; tiis, pubic no!lce
:tcn. .,e IS inr richest and lnost .crsEs after
yoa.r bacmiar i, Mi'town :.
/" i,~sr, me SIC ali, ''lshw :!lfa4d | sHn ne
lid ao. >..-.5o,i .pe:!,, 70 that Miss Ainrray,
Hsasorttii nc7er lrnve noticed either of as
Kate Willis car!sA her pretty lips IN
scorn, Is shersp,td. MI. Hastily, is 10 seli
,iJi-. t. !.e affected i.Y. sncl' silirg, ! ltI'rS
J;u1 i, is is not, he.is only :l,e anre 10 -
).,;..;." And warming with nstulist mGie.
,i.i,,n, II. cou:i, urd. "it yexes INC beyond
patience To see people in this place talking OF
The gentility Ct Iheir families, when out 0f
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17
Dec 6
Dick Cheatham

VE1ILL stand the Spring Season Of 1860 at
w One Hundred Dollars the season.
iovs, Wednesanys and rhursdays,-tho remain
asr of tbc week st unrmnn t;slnan'S. He will
bnrin the senson lst February and end it 2eth
June. Hc.will remain at Il. dalwun's during
the pon.h OF February, after which time.ho will
be alternately q! Edgefeld G. Ii. and d. Gall
mans. =,
Nv special contract with nv Agent, Jas. NJ.
Harrison, or myself, mares will DO Insured with
foal for Two Hundred Dollars. The money will
be considered due at Tic end If the season.
THO. G. BACON.
J,n3l cot
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17

y,o,.r,ys PARoLgAND PUXIsHAEHT.-A
correspondent Of the Washington Chronicle,
writing from Burkcsviiie, Va. April l7, says;
g When reached this place, rumo7s were
rife Of men detected destroying the railroads
botwecn Eere and Isichnond-rcbcls with
paroles in their pockets; ten Or fifteen were
Imprisoned. One-half the number were 70
bsve bean executed yesterday. but l,,couid
learn nothing authentic. in rela ion to the
cross outrage. Time. will &c required tc nd
the country of paroled prisoners, They III
,he ", cds. crowd the roads, occnpy the
hoTses. Everywhere they meet with fsms'e
ss,,ana,i,r, and receive he:p, @hen it can be
I'm. They are welcome to it all, f"r they
s',o,j Il II looks 90 odd tn meet gan'ra Is
wifh,us commands, and iluacconipanied y Il
sbnyv .;af Pickett ahss,.i !Eoai ni>' i' me-
nani. when it va, destroyed 4; igs iofa;i
drunk uprn all iiuplr,n"t gefa seas, y y.1
selected by his sa..erlnr officers u, r.. :V,pF
toriorn hope. Pickett aanders about @lsc 'n.-
soIate aud al~ne. His stat. Hsth's 'tat, ere
,rybeays staff, seem determined to qnt'he
country. Says one officer: 81 lad home
near Beverly Ford; there is nos no race Ct u
remaining, When visit s. me fricrms u,
Ballimnre shall go to Mexiro" Mos 81
these asn are homeless. now.. Fhe h"iofe'f
;prove5h Lo,lds good here II, *ho has sci
tLer home nor R.I.ily be'oa%sto the army
[ hare c2nrersed with A,n.s %ha swnte sn i. Il
;.,;p Johnston. Others soushf H. aNi I'll
5st the great portion e 'ie %lii&@ls we're
spitrilllIy opposed TO- aa S.a .laii' aHo g!%
go fllibuaterirg they can d5 50 a''tns GEE
/, ae,, Gen. Molneux, nc augusta bus 'i"sfe'
;hat.a, pcrsens having iu ller possession i' i2s'
s;rrir Dnsion. or sry other property he''' gii'!
to he Confederate States OR iis !sgen's are '':Ie
by directed To report or deliver sod pro; afl" !
the United states Military authorities at 'ha Pos
Immediately. compliance with This order vii
b, at the risk Of the parties concerned.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17

Important Intelligence regarding Maxinlil.
ian's Mexican empire is contained in la;o
Paris and 3. Rim desp@tches.
1t is said that Maxmiliaif's Minister in
London as'resisned his position, declaring
that considerations sufficiently weghty to
induce him Iorc;ain the position could not be
offered as be is satisfied that inc MEXICAN ell :
pire Is collapsing, and that Macmillan will
soon abd;cate and return to Austria; he hav-
Ing been completely disappointed in his Two
most neutrality-suspicious. recognition
OF the United States andthe support Of the
Pope and Mexican clergy. AS confrma.ory
his report that Maximilian >contsmplates
soon abandoning Mexico forever, we have the
ilnslive announcement that he has ordered
his representatives 1T the various European
courts 10 give cfficial notification that he re-
tracts the renunc;ation Of his family rights 20
The throne Of Ausris, which he made just
previous 70 leaving Europe.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17
Es4rayed or Stolen,

E3aoM. tbo jsuh,sciriber, TWO coWs.Ono a
b % White, ,sneekied and ihc oiGer a.hIlndle. With
whito buck ahiid hslfy--baiUlnfFahiy have calye,
before ISIS. Also treaiefsr-sait'hree marked 1 d
wi,i,n.rop in t6tii slit iahbs lctt ana nm
nnder BIZ in I'll: right. Al.o,sens r''' and ~hife
Yearliic-q qpu car cropped. ppderbt' in INC oiheI.
tbpt tey a;e asl kng 'neiI ;,,
wny to The DARK Corncr. literal reward VIII
be- piiA for il.sir scovery 61y infor ,hation con-
eernius thtsiA thaat asat fully received
g.. Il sgs.. W. JENNINGS:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17
ynuns aen and the Farm.

Before asking Farmers Son" fea ques-
tons that may be of use to himself and others,
let me beg OF him to get rid OF the absurd
idea of men and women being slaves: Gud'
intended that all should earn their bread by
the sweat of their brow. This he will find to
be the case if he would succeed IN any occu-
patton. His complaint OF want of TIME Tor
study is admirably answered by the remark
of n late traveller and missionary in Africa,
who has Attracted much notice in Europe
lately. He says that until he vas II ho had
to work in a cotton.mill to assist his mother,
and educate himself, and THAT while at work
he studied Latin, &C., &e, proving thereby,
in such cases rs sFarmer'A Son" refers to,
that"where there isa will there is way"
Now to tho question: How many acres
are in the farm ? how many are cultivated
how far are yon from market? how many
sons are there to cultivate the farm? have
you ever thought or looked about you to see
in what way you could make your fathers
farm (old mans is too grossly, ,disrespcctfu)
WELD twice as much as it does now have
YOU ever thought that if you can make one
COW yield so dollars per annum, you get the
interest without any risk, of $1,000, and il
your faru will support % COWS, you have
more than au average income on $4,000
cash and no risk ? ) If the Live is too su.all
! you must swarm. ] know of no business so
likely to succeed or is at this moment more
wanted, than good farmers; if they are hon
est, careful Of their tools, and thoroughly
understand their business, they will not be
like most young men who leave the farm, Tor
Giles, ruined or broken hearted for want o!
employment. Should they take = wife with
| them. who also thoroughly understands the
work of Il farm, is eleanly and willing, they
will be all the more welcome. 81 =
When " Farmers SOM has answered these
| | will try to answer him, and at the same
time poke few more athim. DC.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17
ne KiGfEfb fheUrd::-

The Old man 50, 10y The chihhey-sile;'
His face was ntiaslcd aud wan: ~ d,
And he leaned both hands on his stout Oas:san
/, As if all his work wero done.
lis eias wa. Of good old-h,shioned ersys
With focrs's bell. dogp 'aal l.wide,' -
Whcrs 81. ';spscs uiid s;eol tOba. co.tdy =
-, 1;sy snasly. side BY SIDE. %,
The old mhnlised to stir thu 6ro, ,ss,s1TS, :;
So near him the fonigss=xoro.kepts' arf :,
saindtimes lie masod as be gHEsd at.the Goals
:. Sometimes he sat ;:al @@cft. 'si".s
tfar7s 81, s&.[l. = -
-. .Waa saw ,hs in the embers there; -
Ay! pictures Of other years! = ,. H., -
And now and then they sakeaed smiles,
But eit@ncr started tears.
His ,syqd vile sit, ea he sths SIDE,
-. In lba bigh buck aas7seat chair. !.
You see ,aoash the fgll of ;.rr ma;.ia cap s'
:, ~The,stocno:. her. silrcry hair.
1sfs, SIZE wears ga ]. slao checked apron now, "
AMI i. Knitting :: sack FOR him -
HeT pato tlao eyes have E s9 gentle look,
And she Gays they nrc growing dim."
Their SON comes 10 to read the news,
Aud chat an hour each day. ia
For il siirs iho blood in an old mans heart >,
70 henr. Of the world away. 20 < ~
,Tise homely7ssenc, T tOia You So, :.
But pleasant stilt to Wow, q -.
Atleast Thought it-so myself, 2
And sketchod it down for you. 3, I
Be kind unto the old, my frionds,;t-' -
= They're wsrn with this worlds strife, -!
Though bravely once psrchnnrS they fought.
The battle hero with life. .
They taught our yontrful'feet to climb
- Upward lifes' rugged stccp,-'
Then let US lead them gently down
To where the weary sleep.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17
Notice.

a LII persons having any claims or demands se,
20 AGAINST the lstnte of Walker G. Samuel.
der'l. are reuuircd to present them. properly
nroren /: and all persons having any Notes, Pa,
pers or Property Of any Kind bel 'ngns to said
Estnto are requested to band them in to the I'm,
.dersirned, who Is the lawful Administrator; ana
slso those indebted will please rny,uP immedi-
ately, in lawful money Of tue State or its eguiva-
len. in currency. A vord to the wss ls 'si1sisnt'
". B. SAMUEL, Adm,or
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17
.BarteEir, : Bar rtsr !!

vr,uE, franitegills. Mannfse.u,ine Company
will coptiuue TO Baxter Cloth for FLouhs
C0RS. rEAs. BACON And l.,:Rp, plYtng
Augusta prices for ptolace, ant Furnishing c'otn
at wholesale rj,tes ,.e :,
G.aAitcville, April 3 -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17
Notice.

AL persons indetsed 10 the Estate of Robert
"A J. Delph lat. Of Edgefsld District deceased,
are requested "a come forward and make pay
mont: and .ae,s having demands against said
Estc.. viii present them in due time, and proper
iy authenticated
o.,c " ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17

HoHEs1lc !" rEE@A. fife Prape season is
now settins.ip, the following, directions inr
sinc making, .Gonl Mr.. San. nUbJar,!. au
old resident near this place. will lie found
highly ussl9l. The vine. made hy hi,} from
,tlle little, blue grape is as finely Favored as
any in Alabama ser. -
Pick the ripe grapes clean from the stems
into stone or wooden vessels ); bruise them
'witha wooden pestle; then squeeze through
cotton cloth.o bay>uatil the jniceis entire
lyseparat ed frcnt. tie skins tn,i. sned meas
utc the hlhid, end'to'eyer7 ssree sailvns OF
Juice add two:potintls cf.suslr. ifithe srates
are Very sour, instead Of tao put III two End
a'hal. pounds sugSr Stir Until the sugar
is dissolved !; then put tbc juice into open
smouthed jars, coVerGg the Jars with only
cioth4to prot ctf-ein the dust and flies. AT
-thee9dyef three or four days; skim eff the
4coth ard put the wine into a clean keg, with
the bungtoe open for feSmeniatop. A
smell bag filled with sand should be placed
over she .bunghole. Raise tile sandbas two
orthrees times daily. to allowefbe gas,to es-
cape: When the feimentation nctases-which
wilt be in>from four 70 six weeks-close the
,bua,;;hale tightly sealing it;onpr to keep out
,ehs5a;r.a- Aethe end of eightlor ten weeks
perhaps s.ssonef-the be:d,inkablc,
but.improves wath age: 1t. u,ay; be settled,
or, ;ifsonly a'small7 qnantityis made, remain
IN the.cask,ea the lees, ,byhoring large gilnlct
holeinte each end, some two'inGhes. frum the
bottom,. and above-the. lees. Always keep it
air-tieht after drawing. Ad-
vertiser. =. = -. 49,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17

.iybe:. Lees surrender became, known in
Daasiilc Va, AN attack was made on;somo
biildi q; sontaluing large stocks OF commits,
.:..g {, 5...s an! ammunition by q crowd Of
,....,r,o. gLo were soon engaged in the work Of
.gh55!csa,c plnnder. By some means; some
,riw.:cr ~:,.; ignited. causing an explosion
S:i!sh ,ie&uplcno Of the buildings ard kill
e,tsysr fi,Y,personss This awful catastrophe,
sh,sevtr, only caused n, :emporarysu pension
as,,se4pi .lsaing. which was soon alter reenWl'
ed the >lTg,sVra. s, - 80 Y''i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17
Ear I.nx Collector.

The Many Friends Of d. a. J. DELL, Esq,
respectfully nominate hi,u as :. Candidate for
Tax Collector the mex. election.
0ctlS to As
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17

- :, .,rainf,1iati that Es'iav. Smith. Of
IS. .;l.",s.s Of being nletkf,'fy 10 ti' h.
q gresh!eht LiurOln,' and hat re-
..sc, .. ,sca!y-lve ;hcasand dullars has htcn
offered .or he arrest
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17
For Tax Collector.

For Tax Collector.
THr many Friends OF Capt. JAMES MITCH
ELL respectfully nominate him as Candidate
for TAX COLLECTOR at the next election.
SAtUDA.
Ne tna so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17
Soldiers' Board Of Relief.
CALI. NERTINls

vayHEIE will be a meeting Of tho Board CT
q Relief for Soldiers F.inilies on Monday,
I'D iost as matters OF importance claim the at
tt:.ion.ot the body. A f;li and ;,ucc ual attend
ance is r.Iuc,ted.
J. Il. MINIS, sec'ry & Trens.
Nay 10 2i -. 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17

zzl+- We have been authorized by the Friends
OF Capt. II. BOULwARE TO announce him
Candidate for Sheriff .: Edgeaeld District at the
hex; election.
AprJ2 ue ID
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17

ARREST OF G B LAMAR.-Mr. G. B. Lamar
left Savannah April 20, orthe U s Revenue
steamer Nemaha, urder arrest. lie was in
charge OF Brig. Gen. Jeileries, and will be
taken direct to New Iorl:, by sieainsr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17
n wliIe!,s i...,s, 70, ,i,lant replied:,

AGoNFEnERATE liRrcADlER GENERAL or
paEs1naNT LlXcoLS's s AssAsINArloS,---Briga-.
dier General j. r. Jones, Of Virginia, writes
thus on the assassination of President Lin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17

Visit of ti:s diplomats; afl:,, l., ::'.siii
de.t JodM-un- ..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17

ApuRGss CT r!l2 Iei'L@H:A T!s' coNPf''
.Mn. PnEs,a..Sr 'ra% i.fres ssat2ti :,'is' i',-
.: .:no5,.t,,!,S i,aya assembled -trr 10 X:,!4s's
T., ynar' 'ExcrlerY their ie"iasa ~ 'se ,'i's'
I. u l'rabie vents of w5'el' ley n+Teaa baf'i
.wiiae>s T. sa;s boW sincerely ii:H;,'aEi.!,, tos
ra;ious siour;iing frr lis efflSl ta'r. lig
ia,c Pies le9t~ ilr4!lali tiiattSiIiy-Floti 9g
fsI.rllv7,ha. ssmpai y Mi;:!}.-sa s.t,iin:,.;
.. 4 81 tss lii'nG Statl Shin s.;c.
M. ;.gi. lv;,Asqaal sincun,:' VII d'!a r i.
Iir pre,:t.,..,. -. ',rss'',. ,',:.S ~ ~:
" u :. .i.r - :l'f go. = '.'
M.y we ro .i.' t,2, ti,.'li .tic'n
,.-,,u tcraaoo cca o., s't -.
r,rca. hopes .ur n, ,a. r. cs..- H.. .-.,.,. b.
peace in this great county, aud Tor tie .ualil-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-22
@mtraI AaiftsEn
NV NOTICE.

nJHE TAX.PATERS OF OHIO COUNTY
WI take notice, that shall he prepared
h rpclly4 The STATE, County and School TaTe1
FSF m yeaF lsIi, IN the several ToWEnhiFa, ~
ne dimes and places hsFginaiieT utehIinped,
and that Q dednctiOl % * per Ceilis on ne
6il6s Tar VIII allowed t9 the!4 Who shal
nav an their thxE1 on or bof0rtL Ia. b day ul
October, l65l, q the sheEids offiee, or NJ the
times ana plaeta specified, VIZ:
Washington Tpy-At The FlEst Ward Hs1e
HOu6e September ~ - and ~
MAdIson Tp,-At the HGpS Hoe Hours,
ssufeulbeF q, = and a
Clay TP.-Atthe sherifTs once, September
u, 10 and %.
Union Tp.-At the Rough and Ready Hose
H0uNe, September y. = and ~
Centre fps-At The Filth WAfd School
House, September q, y and a.
Webster Tp.--At Isaac FpeEek Stone Room,
Henry EcholS' old stand,l September ,, y
and ~ ttEgE " ft..IL
'Rftchia II, Al the South Wheel hIg School
House, September " ard g, and ~ Adams
School Hniiie September p
Triad6lphIa Tp.-At r. Hers, the place oi
Voting) September II, y aud ~
RichlAnd Tp.-At Clinton Y. y. September
IS at A. A. AllisonS Smith shop September
i0' and at Atlrlns0Ba school House SfPtem'
Liberty Tp.-At Valley Grove ?. Q; sePtem'
Der II and Is, and and % Samuel Bells Store
West Liberty, September 10 N-
I-l..7Ig J0aEPH SEYD0ID,
AuRi7-ffIi octl Sheriff OF Ohio Co.
Orally Register copy nj OCT. i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-22
pvpnV OYR cuoTUD UsR

HALLS VEGETABLE sIcILTAN HAIR
RENEwER-That splendid preparation for
the Hair, which Is INST becoming 70 popular,
and 70 much enQuired for.
No one who Inns used It viii ever give mp
ltsuss. l3 4t
its n Vegetable Compound, and contains
no injurious properties whatever.
twin restore Gray HalFtO itE original color.
II win prevent tho Hair nom Milling out.
II makes the Hair TO grow on Bald HeadA
II ClennNeR the Scalp and makes the Hair
soft and luStFons md silken.
II b q splendid Hair Dressing
Il Is recommended and used by the nTSt
medical authority In the country.
RapArticIilAr TO ask for IALI.sV E0ETAhLE
SftuI.IAN HAIR REVIEWER, Ms there " q
WORTHLESS initiation in the market.
For sale Ivy all Druggists.
ZIP. HALL&Co., PrOprietoT1s :,
Nashua, n. n.
I. Fl. IoGAN& co. and LOGAN LIST s
CO., Wheeling, W. Va, Wholesale Agents
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