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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-18
"a Friend to the Soldier.

young soldier, one as handsome as heis
brave, tolls us Of tho tnbounded kindness and
of Dr. TuoMAs LAKE to soldiers pass
ing his house. DR.. I. lives Immediately on q
much frequented highway, and his hospitality is
no doubt very often tested. Thcyoups soldier in
question says hc has repeatedly stopped at DE-
Ls.-and very lntsly arrived before his gate
with squad of fellow soldiers. Of this squal,
each emo was most generously cared for, and sent
lone .n's riding" He speaks as if he had sound
ed this worthy rams Hospitality, and found no
bottom. He says ought to speak of it public
.ls. Wedo;so with the sreatest possible pleasure
.Blcssedis ewhom the way-faripg soldier 5lesses
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-18
). Where Der dead Msttyra rest!

AlL LABeAnp.-EyerY body in the Confed-
crate States seems to be shouting alEat the
same time, that everybody else ought to be
in the army, and still, not one Of the stubborn
creatures heed the appeal. AB ut ono half
the ute, old, sable bodies" ere stirring up
thesother half and making HEM comforta-
Bile. H.rs's the way to Hseine" the entire
a.school::p Lets all go in, fron The Presi-
dent down to the huinblest exempted wharf
raj, men, women, and children and Their ne
oyoes, throughout the length and breadth Of
land. Now, com,, in, if you dare. Say
when, and we'll all start at given signal
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-18
For thesAtlvertiser.s


Ths,following donations have been gecsiyei at
the Soldiers, Home for the week ending January
18th.
Maj Hughes, i piece lbesf, POTATOES and turnips.
Mrs Jas Rainsford, 7.5ugs milk, ,.saus.ges.
Gov Pickens,r \ load wood.
Mrs Minick, lpound butter, -1ismall bag hour.
Mr. Marsh, II bushel potatoes, lsBoulder bacon.
Mrs Bettis, baek-bones, spprs-ribs, saussgst, /
bag -four, 10 lis lard. - 80. ~
: Mrs Jas Hatcher, 1 peck meal, 4 bushel pots.
toes, i shoulder bacon., - :.
Mrs Miller, / ham, back-bonea, .spaistribs,
i bushe1 potatoes, bag -four, small jar lard. ::
Mira james Mathis. ibsg -four, jar lara, .
bushel meal, gallonssyrup, bushsl potatoea.-
Mrs G Jones, !S.bu,hel meal:
MrsJ Day, shoulder bacon, back bones, ssuia-
ges, 1 bushcl potatoes. 60, - -.
Mrs ,Quattlebum, ] bushsl potatoes.
MrsA. Jones, spare-ribs and sbaek.b .boneas .. s
Col Moss, apars-ribs and backsbsues.s
Mrs .Tompkins, aspare-ribs and back-boness 2
hogs heads. 2
Mrs.A Prescott, q largo lot back. ..bonas, spare
ribs SpotasOss, ] shoulder bacon. :. Z
Hrs ENiddleten, back bones, spare-rib, and
potatoes. -, -, q ). a..
Mrs Charlton, 1splate butter. 49,, IS,
Mrs Hiram Adsna; blackstone, butter, aa.z
eggs, 3 chickena. :. 49,. ,s;e5
Ms Ssisler, ham. ~ -
MRS. LEWIS YJoHEs, Pras.s. II A..
Mrs. ELBsnr BLArpyEeerys& Treaa,f.' 8. I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-18
stcadvt ,co 1fIe Fronf!.

Every ~ or, in the 7th Regt. s. c: Militin, be-
tween The ages Sand 90 not already in SER
vice, is ordered to rendezssus at Aiken onthc
coming Saturday (21st insty provided with four
days rations, and ready for active .crviee.. Col.
JonS BLAsD called tho Regiment together on
Friday last atstho Old. Wells, for tho purpose of
organization and preparation.y Tho attendance
was good, and favorable that every
man would tbe- at the rendezvous. From alive
could Learn on that days oily the 7th Rsgt., and
3onc othor "a Bsrnwell Reet. sdjoiling the 7!h)
arc thus ordered. Ss.;5;i 49,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-18
Gigantic PorEer1..

Fifteen monthsago, u lady on the Ridge took q
pig to raise, had itput- in q pom near the house,
and nourished itrcomfortably, but not extrasn-
ganlly. Six weeks ago iaid pig (then become a
fearful monastery was brought to the shambles,
and weighed (after this weary worldwIs, for him,
ended,) over 200 los. nett We saw ono Of the
hnms weighed, after it had been packed month,
and it:weighed 81 pounds. lWho, aow days;
docs not yenerate .uine?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-18
UuspeakabIy Contemplate.

We mean the white hvers and the weak back
bones and tho shaky kueos that are now TO be
seen (without tho aid Of a spy. glass throughout
the country. Any. one who would iadulge luxury
Of woe in "blus talk," as very many are now
doing, ought to be hanged US high as Hsman.
Spot these croakers and panic makers. And verify,
let this revolution turn out for OF neal or woe,
they will remain spotted.
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pant E1hanst line Blue. .

Theroare SO ny,People addicted.tO b'us now
a-days that the color is about TO be exhausted;
that is tho deeper shades. So fnshienabiois this
hug that many indiriduals~are actually turning
blue inqthe face. Some arc indigo blue, many
areof a.sickly greenish blue, while axast mum
ber are absolutely tlue-blask. ros eod's:taks,
como cut into the light and..let the sunshine Of
hspe and bravery fade the deep hlueints lighter
tint. s..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-18
EsR It's ER.
3 IAMFs q. RacoN. EDITOR.
WEDNEspA.Y,.JA JAN. IS, 1865. !

eage Capt. :FnAzrEEswill hFpsea wagon in read
ness on Friday evening next at4 o'clock, to take
all surplus baggage thatmcl4bsrso Of his Company
,rayswsh scnttor4 Aiken. u (. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-18
ElilllaiI; NOTICE..

"a FINAL SETTLEMENT on the eEststoEso.:
ArR. M. WALhACE doe'd., wilt be inat:s IN
the ordinsry,s q oHcs, on Thnisd the 9t6 Fobs
ruary next All perssns having claims ag gainsti
said Estate viii present the same by that tims,
and those indebted arc requested to pay up forth
With. y. ~. ADAMS, Adi Or
Jsa IL ~ Sta &.
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aro REN.r.

vEyHATi BEAGIJEULs AND ,9GoMaoDI0T-Ss
III REaIDENcSs, belonging to MIR. q, SuA-;
LIyAs, sisuotcll ON tho Columbia Road, Il miles.:
from tho Village. For terHs, Se,enpp tossssss
-. .Gt. L. PENN, Agent.
Jan 1s tf. * e S;ls':.z4 rs rs
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Take Notlce.

a I.Ii parsons sss cautienod againss trading for
ascertain Note sgivsiisb7 ma "a; ShislsT 3.
WhatleY, With 7. d. Aeese security for sfoo, da.
tad think In August Q, os lagpc5 bscn
tenderad, in the presenes iof uithssss md re-
fused adi I am determined not " pay the tame
uniss' @. SsEtpSoN.
r.sSe5o ssss -. N -. .st & =.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-18
Jan IS
Notice.

"a IL pe er;ons 10 whom AM Indebted for haul.
IA. ing Corn will be paid, Fon demand; Geo.
,A..Addisons Esq, if called for previous 10 LIT
- - EDGAR e. GGERARD, Is, 3
Capt5&A A. Q. .iM.
Ian ia ft 49,. 4 yS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-18
En,rlolline, Office.

EDGERIELD, s.. C., Jan. lcth, 1855.
n FOR the information Of all eopcsrnsd notice
AssiI hereby given that in'no case will an order
be granted to any soldier to 30 before . Hospital
or any other Medical Examining Board aniOss the
last turloush granted the soldisr ris pyeIented.
$50, - RI. J.. M0SESyJr
? Lisnt.14 Enrolling .0niecr.
Jan Is -. 1t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-18
Jan1S
NnIica.

ALL Pefsons having gcIaims on the Estate Of
II Shirley B. Whatlsy, dec a., are rsqleste to.
hand them in to the undsrsi igned, duly attestcd.
..s Y..s:JJp DAMS; Ex'or.5 e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-18
Valuable Negro for Sale.
II. Adams, Executri1,

I. H. Adams, Executri1 az
ra. -
TT. Adams, ct al. -.
10y Virtue of an, order 81, Court; IN this cause,
I'D I will sen at Edgeasld Court HOUSE, on tho
FIRST; Mondayin February next, BOB, + No. ],
1Blacksmith, belonging to-iho Estate Of Hirau
Adams, decd. sl-1s..ss:. 81
Torms Cash. .LYDTAsH. ADAMS,
Ex,x Of the last will u, Hiram Adaur, deed.
Janis 3t I
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From the Nlustra,ed Ne~s.
Charleston.
,,, ~ ulx-Nr
Br PAUL H. HAfSE.

"a j.
what still does the Mothcr Of Trcnson uprsar
Her crest gaiust the Furios that larken her sea7
Unquelled by mistrust, and unblanchsd by Fear,
Unbowedher proud head, and uHbonding her knce'
Calm, stealfasf, md free2
II.
Aye. launch your red lishtnings, basphsme in
your wrath,
Shock earth, wave, and heaven, with the blasts OF
your ire;-
But she seises your death-bolts, yet hot from
their path,>
And hurls back your lishtnings, and moeks al
the FIRE
Of your fruitless desire.
Ill.
Hinged round by her Brave, fierce cirelet Of
flame,
Fla.he, up from the sw ord points that cover her
breast;
She is guarded by Love, and enhanced by Fame,
And never we swear, shall your footsteps be
prosscd
Whore her dead Heroes rest
".
Her voice shook The sTyrant!- sublime from hsr
tongue
Fell tho accent, Of fvwning,-a Prophecies grand
On her .oil the first life notes of Liberty rung,
And The frst "airars tsc,s II her gaunaefee hasd
Lruke tho aleep OF her land
: Y.
What moro she hath grasped with her iron-bound
will
The Fate that would ranple her honor to EARTH
Tho light in those duop eyes is luminous still ..
With the warmth Of her Talor, shsgloR.ef her
worth, Us =. g. .;s5,,:1}s..S:ts1.
~ which illulaine the Earth! :
:, - yI.
And beside her knight tho great Bsyardhad
loved,
9 Without fear, or rreproaeh," lifts her BanRer on
s high
no stands in thdeangwprd, majestic, unmoved,
And q thousand firm souls when that chioftain is
nigh,
Vow, otis easy to dep
VII.
Their words have gcno forth en- the fettcfless air
The ord breath is hushod at the conflict before
CLEANS thezbright form Of freedom rith.wreaths
in her hair
And what tho the chaplct be crimsoned with gore
We shall prize her. tho more
,s VIII.
And while Freedom lulcs on with her passionate
eyes : sss
To .lehoighs of her proaiisc, tho voices Of yore,
From tho storied Profound ofsra ages arise.
Aud tho pompsOf their magical music ou'pour
0,orthoswnr- -beaten shore
Then grid your brave Empress, O.! Heroes With
], fanc 49,
Flashed up from tho .word-points that cover her
breast, e5.
She is guarded by Love, and enhalosd by Fame,
And never, baso Foo! shall yonr ifootstops be
pressed -
y Whers her dead Martyrs rest !
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-18

The Columbia and Augusta Railroad.
We have been much on the Ridge Of late, and
in that section, this importans,road is cunning on
finely. The gentlemen who have contracts for
swerkon.the road between Capt. CLINT. WARp's
and Lieut.. LOUIS YouSaDLoep's "a, distanco of
twelve miles) arc working steadily and energeti-.
cally. Several of them informed us that the
grading (along she entire traek) was at least half
finished. sDuringthe late Legislature. Mr. GARD
NEn, Chief Engineer of this work, informed the
Committee appointed to consider the matter, that
with $500 Slaves (the tithes of Lexington and
Edgefeld bOing appropriated to feeding thsm,)
the road could bo completed by the middle or
.lasto Of May: Whether such sforce has been, or
is to be, put at his disposal, we have not asccr-
tanned. Surely, if either thesGovernment sr the
Company: :havo the ncrest ordinary energy, this
now all-imporlant route, will be very rapidly
pushed through to completion. We are under
the.impression that it will be. ..ss,.ss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-18
EXECUTI1R's SAI,E!

VNJILL be cold on THURSDA1;5fno5 526th
w January inst, at the late residences Of
WILLIAM MOBLEY, decd, all the: persenal
Of said deceased, not disposed OF BY
Will, consisting of :,
= Forty-One Likely Negroes, :.
CORN AND FODDER .s.:
BACON AND LAID, @ i.
coTToN-BALED AND IN THE SEED,
FLO 0UR .s2.ssz: ~
OATS, PEAS, AND. .sHUcEss u !
STOCK OF HORSES And MULES g
CATTLE, HOGS AND snE
TWO YoKEs OXEN 81,
WAC ONs ANDsCARTs,s s. :
TWO nUGGIEs,
BLAcKsMITHS TOOLS,
PLANTATION. TOOLS y
ONE GIN HEAD AND
And various other things unneessIAty stst mem
tion. G.
ae- Terms made Known. on dsl Of sails.
JEREMIAH M0BLEY5 Rxssr.
INN II ,ss 51It ~ 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-18

MANNED, ON the 18th Dec, 1854, by the Rev.
j. S. Mathews, at the rtsidenoe ofsthe brides
brother, Mr.. THOMAS EVANS, ofsAagusta. as,,
and Mis-, ELIZABETH ADAMS, Of thisD District
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-18
crown Council.

g - - . e ~ : O. =
Ar an election recently fheld in this Village,
the following gentlemen, were chosen nomb'rsof
the Town Council ;179:f sgss.S
u. w. .CAnwtrBle Intendant
a Mcssrs. Gzo. b-sPsss, LEWIS JONES, S. T
.GoopE, <A.,G. TEAGug; wardcns.
Thc:Town Council is, in these days mere
nalnc-..a. sounding fbrais and a.tihlling GYM
bal" IT'S mombors do 4otsipg. Of ono thing:
however; ne feel Insured. That our present In
.tepdant- -willncves play tliSe gamo of Mayor AR.
seLD at Savannah.
The Goiumbia.a GfeenyiIleRai!road.
We understand there was great damhge done to
this road by The frcshet af lDs week, md that it
will be at least OK weeks before the road is in
rdnuing order again. ssse,1
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= =, v ID
D Prirntes Mao. Dillon, Samuel "A. Robert
son. A. H. w. Robertson and N. NJ; Robertson,
all Of Company D, Fir1ts g. Artillery, wore
shot to death With muskctry ntl2 NJ, Wednesday
on sulliyan,s Island, for dascrtioD. They wore
attended intheir last momerts;by tho n Rers Mr..
.Aldrieb, Chaplin of-the First S. c.SArtiliofy,
and died penitoutand resigned to their fate. So
;says tue CouIir* OF tho 18th. % !.
Gsv- Tho Charleston Aetcrsy OF Fridny says !;
."5rhe heavy tumblsjn;e old d,ring the last fen.
days has excited no little remark Tle:e seem,
a com plcto reacti from tho panic ,ahiell
prevailed fortnight ago ini thu. specie market.
Wo head of several considerable salas Of gold
at 40 yesterday, and the donand for sterling ex-
change. NOW quite slack at s5p
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For YaxsS6i; ;actor.

For TaxSsoi; uctor.
s The. Many Friends of D.sA. 9. BELL, Esq,
respectfully nominate hinsss Candidate for
Tax Collector. at the next oloction.
Oetls to 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-18

Their words have gene forth en- the fettcfless air
The word sbreath is hushed at the conflict before
CLEANS the,bright form of freedom rith,wreaths
in her hair
And what tho the chsplct be crimsOned with gore
Wo shall prize her tho more
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-18
.OBITU. .ARY.

D1Ep;of Dropsy and Hr,sipelas, near Hamburg,
ON the 10TH Dec. 1864, Mrs. JANE MURRAH,
wife of Mr. MOSES MupRAH, in.the 6ethsJear Of
her age, leaving husband aud si4ehildrsn, with
numerous friends, TO mourn her loss, Though We
mourn not q, tEoss who hsvs mo hope; for she
had been a CONSTANT nj embsr Of the Baptist
Church of Chritt 1t gilgal for tho last soysntSsn
years of hcrlife,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-18

what! still does the Mothcr of Treason uprsar
Her crest gainst the Furios that dsrken her sss7
Unquelled by mistrust, and unblanchad by Fear,
Unbowcdh her proud head, and uHbonding her knce,
Calm, stealfast, md free2
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DJRIs0ES gEEss & CO. .sg
INSCRIPTIONS tos t,se ADJ DFEITIsEaI for. eae
7FllssN DOLLARS IN adyances For sx Months
I'VE DOLLARS. .qszss.;
3pFERTIsEMENTs win be inserted at, IlaTE
DoLLtf.S per Square galnion lines or ]es for each
insertion. ps;;uclions as % The
number Of lines 10 beinsertcd be published uh.!i
forbid and charged accord dinsiy. ~. =
Announcing Candidates for any OF of honor or
pro.it, pwEN:rrY DoLLaR TO pa;s before lac an
nsaaessneat Is ell. 81
o6tiesy yaoces Trbues of Sspsct or am. eelnrnu-
81 n!catoa rsotd In na.re Will be rated as aarer-
tlseis.lfs md chnrg rged acsordine Il - =
sscSssSSss. y - n hez Great Flood.
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And whilo Freedom lulcs on with her passionate
eyes : 49,. e.ry
To the ehoiys of her prosiisc, tho voices Of yore,
From tho storied Profound Of past ages arise,
Aud tho pompa,of their magical music ou,pour
O,er thoswnr-beaten shore.
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Glg gyaobssrtlsat,
DJRIs0E;; gEEsE & CO

8 PUsLIsuEp WEDNESDAY MORNING
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HYM ElJEA.Ii.

Mrs. ELBanr BlASpgEeetya2 Trsaa'F.. q
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30
ElixlrI
DR. wRIGHT"s
REJUvENATING ELIXIRl
= gam Oh. EssENcE OF LIFE.

Oh, ESSENcE OF LIFE.
ID" e-1 9419ipil % lqmsEa nam
PaErARnD IRON PuRs vEsHTABLx ExrRAOrs
llcdW 5dI 'sng 4dofa-rrf -r1 --.l-
boo CONTAINING NOTHING INJURIOUS TO THE
OF lssrga olR MOST DnLIoArs.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30
WHITE PINE COMPOUND FOR DIABETES.
Inpe .t y ...ln.spy lsea d. eaaAu. BOW

Important testimony from Asa Goodhue Esq, Of Bow,
New Hampshire. ssiN1 FAHs ii
For sixteen years have suffered much at In
tervals, from what at frat called kidney complaints
but year ago last December fell sick, and my attsnd
ing physicans pronounced my disease Diabetes rne
long continuance that neither relatives. neghbors nor
physicians expected that could possibly live through
Near the last Of March, 1859 being wen acquainted
with Or j. W. Poland felt inclined to test the value of
bis White Pine Compound as the article was hi .hy
recommended for inflammation of the kidneys. bottle
of it procured and Immediately at er commencing its
began to amend Ny strength gradually returned,
the pains subsided and in the fall was able 70
attend to considerable business. leeve DR.. Poiands
White Pine Compound under God has been the means o.
To say that ever expect to have perfect health again,
Is out Of the question at my ase, 64 But this viii
say that while the Compound my health Is very
pains hs We returned and all the dsagreeabe symptoms
Of my disease But return to the use of the Compound
has produced immediate relief. -fssfa -st. Il
ing this medicine, Ihae used not quite ave bottles In
word me say to all afflicted with similar complaints
to mine, try DR.. Poland's white Pine COmPOUna,
@ The White Pine Compound. advertised atlength In
our columns not only as to its Inviting, butts
highly approved medicine. DR.. J w. Poland, the In
Yentor has the confidence Of the many who know him.
confidence which he enjoyed while aberirg usefully
ny years as q Baptist minister. His experience
sufferer led him to make experiments which issued In his
medical discovery Waterman and hefecfor,
The Editor of the Manchester Daily and Weekly
Mirror, in leader Of the Daily, thus writes Of the
Compound: ~ - 20 -reih C5
! '9The White Pine Compound is advertised at much
length in eur columns and happy to learn that
the demand for is incrt Dg beyond all previous
ptcatons 1t is the very best medicine for coughs and
colds that know of and family that has used
it will ever be withoutt We speak from know
edge that it sure to kill Cold and pleasant as sure
The greatest Inventions come by accident, and sn
guar that the White Pine Compound made fer Colds ana
Coughs should prove to be the greatest remedy ioE ka
ney difficulties known But it is. We cannot doubt
it. many testimonials come to from well-known
men Besides, the character of Dr. Poandb SUCH sna'
we know that he will not countenance what wrons
For years Baptist clergyman, studying medicine 20 nnu
remedies for his ailments, with delicate consuMPuve
Look standing with foot upon the grave ne me
hundreds Of others the strop gest testimonials pc sbe
We have known Dr. Poland for years. and never knew
conscientious honest, upright man. ana are gaa 20
state that we believe whatever he says about his white
Pine Compound.n I------- ---l-. -
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30

"A
WARM BATH WAGER.-Smith was man
VINO never permitted himself TO be outdone-
he would do whatever anybody else could
Smith met Brown In q bathroom, and Brown.
knowing the others conceit, said that he
BROWN could endure q hotter bath than any
living man. Thereat Smith fred up and a
bet was made. i8sssF 3tass& aaa 70
Two bathing tubs were prepared, with six
inches of water in each. The fellows stripped,
and, separated by cloth partition, each one
got in and let on the hot water on the word.
the wager being who should stay in the long
est with the hot water running. Smith drew
up his feet as far as possible from the boiling
stream, while Brown pulled out the plug in the.
bottom Of the tub. After about half . minute,
show is it, Brown-pretty warmsp .
Eyes," said the other, sit is getting mighty
hot: but guess can hold out minute long
err s9a Rsisid h.ig3 tai b.isrgg glleE
lightning ! 1t is awfulV Fifteen seconds pass
ed, equal to half an hour BY Smiths Ina gina
~ watch. 81 say, over here how is it now pa
30 nearly up to the bilin' pint: O Christie
pher r. answered the diabolical villain. who
was lying in the empty tub, while the hot wa
Ter passed out of the escape pipe. BY this
time Smith was splurging about IKE albpiled
lobster, and called again-"I say, over there,
how IS it now?" hot" replied Brown F'but
-whew scis.s guess / can hold out another
minutew s. You can't p shrieked the now boil
ing Smith, who rolled out and boiled through
the partition, expecting to find the other QUITE
cooked. "You internal rascal! whyO didn't
you put the plug in ?" "Why, I didn't agree
to-" said the imperturbable. joker. a""Why in
thunder didn't you leave yours outP'V9 =,
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30
FROM STEPHEN BARTLETT.

- Dr. poLASp-I had been afflicted with Kidney Com
plant for long Time and had bad cough Of tenyears
Standing which caused to spit blood quite frequent
iy. No one of my acquaintance expected would get
nv health again. But bottles Of your White Pine
have cured me Of both the cough and kidney
complaints. '.H ~. s4A lfigGGi
would also state that lady. neighbor OF
40 badly acted with cough that she Eat up only long
enough to have her bed made and all thought she
Going in ouick consumption. She took only bottle
Of YOUR Conlposd, and it cured her. She is just
well now as ever she was. NV n. ~ .h...t -
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30
TOR NALE-

n A TWO story Store, near Falmouth r,.ro.
a eTly occupied by K. Merrill 4 Co 800 form.
dec;5Ssm. hSuBEN MER8 ILL.s ',
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-30
COL. GOULD,
FRoMJAMEs ]. HoYr.

jc 5af ~ 3ns ea 5as BRADFORD, NH, Sept, 1860.
DR.. PoLASD.-1n the fail Of 1857, took very vio-
lent cold which brought very severe cough pain in
side and lungs and raising bIeod was also very badly
afiicted with that troublesome disease-the Kidney
Complaint. For the three years past have been very
much troubled with my throat and lungs, choking up
and raising an immense sight, with bad cough after
raising blood felt that my time here must be short
less got relief In the spring was induced to try
your White Pine Compound, though my faith in It was
small. But my establishment. before had taken two
bottles my cough better the kidney trouble also,
and could rest nights without choking up andaising
much have taken nearly three bottles, and am feeling
like well man. fJ E.titr.4.s.fs ~ rs
would add that my fathers family Is inclined 10 con-
SUMPTION my father mother and two sisters having died
of It. 7'ti3-l,9ft ANe JGIif 1Asas 9df e9isH