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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-05-15

NECK TWISTING IN CHURcH.-A good
story is told of nm eccentric old, ,parson,
who was sorely annoyed by habit his
people had acquired (and which prevails
by-the-way, in all other churches, even
now and hereabouts to some extent) OF
twisting their nccks around every, time
any body entered the door, and passed'u up
the aisle of the Westinghouse, to see
what manner of person it might be.
Wearicd with the annoyance, the old man
exclaimed one Sunday:
Brethren, if you will only cease turn
ing YOUR heads round whenever the door
opens, and will keep your attention on
me, will promise to tell YOU, as preach,
who it is that comes in." s.
Accordingly he went on with the ser
vices and presently made stopas oneo
the deacons entered, saying
THAT is Deacon -, who keeps the
grocery opposite"
And then he announced, in turn, the
advent of each individual, proceeding the
while with his sermon as, composedly as
the circumstances would admit, when at
last stranger came. in, when he cried
out =
ga little old man in green spectacles,
and drab overcoat-aon't know him
YOU can all turn round and look for
yourselves this time"
1t is hardly necessary TO add that the
good man carried his point, and there was
but little neck.twisting seen in his con-
grafton after that day.
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sets set about l,iaking preparations for the iu.
neral obsequies. A neighboring Mrs.
Gundy, with her cloak and umbrella, call
ed to zee things, to condolc and to specu.
late. On coming into the house she looked
around, raised her spectacles and her
hood, and said: "Why, Lor' me! how
nicely you are fixed up for the funeral;
we'll do declare, Lor' say! Dear me I!
why, do you tell, you borried Mrs.
Websters cheers, amt you, and Mrs.
Stones roses on the mantlepiece, they look
right smart, Ldcclare-and there's a clock
too,--why where ON earth did YOU get
that, want to know9' "Oh! no, my
dear. with solemn groan that's not a
clock, it my poor, dear, departed hus'
band, stood him Up in one corner to
make more room!
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CAN ANY ONE Tell?-Can any one tell
why men, who cannot pay small bills can
always find plenty of money to buy
liquor. and treat vixen happening among
their fricndsf
Can any one tell how young men, who
dodge their washsrwofref and are always
behind With their landlord, can play I'LL.
iiafds night and day, are al#ays ready
for game of poker or seven DIP?
Can any one tell how nieh live and
support their families, who have no ih:
come and do nos wotk; while Others
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A Phue ROOleS.

Mewsick is of the Arts s. sighentses.
A singer is artist, & singin master is
i sighentfst if he teaches scientifically,
otherwise he's a humbug. To them as
wantsto excel, phue rooles will be very
perceptable, & by follerin which you ken
succeed.
l. Ii YOU sing in !, quire ollwaze hold
the last toan after the rest are dun, so
that people can hcer you sepcreight.
2. When Won come to a high noat
thro yoor he'd back & shet yoor ize, it
lnaks It moar expressive.
3. When you get done with the hi
toan and want to see the next line open
yoor ize again.
i. If emmy boldly else looks on the
book with you, hold it strate in frunt OF
voor own face, and then it wont be i'll
their way.
5. Olwaze obieck to the toon the quire
ieeder seecSs and chuse a pirtier one
Yourself, it shows your good taste.
6. Ockashunly sit still and let The rest
of the qure sing the him without you !;
it spoils the effect of you're singin to have
it two common.
7. Dooring the sermen and prayer
keep turnin over the leeves OF yoor
book-it shows you are devoted to new
sickle persoots.
-. Spend sum of your time in written
in books and riten noats TO sum else IN
the quire, for if you want to sing clear
you musent weary yoor mind q vols by
listenin two close to the serviS.
s. If its in the evening beet time with
the hand with which you hold the candle
with-the oddience can see it planer.
9. Doant forget to whisper sum-it
talks ava embarrassment & helps to pass
time ava.
10. Fill yoor pockits with pcenuts be-
fore you 60 to meetin, and throw the
shells on the tioor-thc scckston ken tell
then where the quire sets when he sweeps
out.
IL. Olwaze take the best sect-sum-
boldly must hav it, and it may as we'll be
you Us any Ooouy else.
u. While you ar singin- if you meet
the of l of yoor friends in the kongre-
gashen, smile g. bow-it shows you ant
too much sot up to recognize an old friend
even if you are in the quire.
l3 Never sing egzactly with the leeder
keep leetle behind out of respect for
him, or else keep lec:le ahed which will
encurridge him with your egzample. Ii
the rest of the quire sings ahed of the
leeder, you keep behind; and the rest
sings behind, you keep ahed, this will
give variety.
ii. Follow these roolcs daily every
Sunday, s. if you have good suckscss
YOU will be sure to suckseed.
P. BESsoN, Sr.
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Make the Best of it,

Life is hut q flcctins dream,
Care destroys the st OF it;
Swift, it slideth like II stream
Mind you, lnake the best of it!
Talk not OF your weary woes,
Troubles, or the ret of it;
Ii we have bet brief repose,
Let US make the best of it.
If your friend has got heart,
There is something fine in him,
Cast away his darker part.
Cling to what's divine in him.
Friendship is our best relief
Make no heart.ess jes: of it;
1t will brighten every grief.
If wc make the oest of it.
Happiness dcspises state,
'Tis no sage experiment,
Simply that the wise and great
May have 10Y and merriment;
Rank is not is spell refined
Moneys not the test of il,
But a caim,, eonten'ed mind,
That sill make the best Of it.
Trusting in the power above,
Which sustaining all of us
In one common bond of love,
Riddle;h great and small Of US;
Whatsoever nny heiall--
Surro. or the rest Of it
We s.all ovefbome them all,
Ii we make the bcst Of it.
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DENTISTRY.

u Dr.. III. RKERirespectfully announces
that he ia we'll prepared to execute in tho pest ~
manner aud promptly all work in the business
and at grcatly.reduccd figures. -
Having acquainted himself with the ateines-
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EdseGcld, S. c., Aug. !, HSl
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WAGON AND BLACKSMITH SHOPS,

u HE Undersigned gives notice that he is now
prepared to have REPAIRED in good and
Workmanliko manner, WAGONS, CARRIAGES,
BUGGIEs, and other Vehicles that may DO
brought to his Shops, at fair and reasonable pri.
ess for CSoh
NEW WAC CONS, CARTS and DUGeIEs will
sipo bs PVT ia ID. tstyle, and on as reason.
able tarus aa eau be afforded.
Having EFFICIENT and EXPERIENCED
WORKMEN In iny Shops, and good supply of
the BEST SEASONED TIMBER, no pains will
be spared to give entire satisfaction 20 those #hS
may send their work to those Shops.
-. .s :, ": y. AbAals.
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PROVERBS OF JOSH BlLLlSGs.-" Human
nature is the same all over the world,
'cept in New England, and thar it is
'cordin to circumstances.
';Rum is good in its place, and hell is
the place for it.
eff had boy who didn't lie quite
enuff' to suit me, would set him to tend
ing retail dry goods store"
F" When fe:er gets a goin do%n hill,
it dus seem as tho everything had been
creased for the ckashun. y
He who kan ware 2 shirt whole
week and keep it kean, amt fit for emmy
thing else"
81 never knu fool who hadn't a good
voice."
"Thieves hunt in couples, but iier
has no accomplice."
"Give the devil his due, reads well
enuf' in proverb; but, my friend, what
will becum wv me and you if this ar.
il carried out?"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-05-15
Artemas Wards Thrashlng Machine.

My wife's exceedingly practical woman,
| luv her muchly, however, and hunor
her little ways. It's Il reckless falsehood
that she henpecks me, and the young
man in our neighberhood who said to me
as was distending my diafram' with q
gentleman with gentle cocktail at the
village tavern-who said to me in these
vary langwide, $50 home, old man, on
less you wish another tel pot throwed at
you by B. j. probly regrets having said
so. said, "Betsy Jane is my wife's
front name, gentle youth, and permit
no person to alood to her as B. j., outside
of the family circle, of which [ am it
principally myself. Your other observa-
tions scorn and disgust, and must pol
ish you off" He was ablebodied young
man, and removin' his coat, he inquired
if wanted to be ground to powder! |
said yes, if there was powder grindist
handy, nothing would ford me greater
pleasure, when lie struck me a painful
blow into my eye, causin Inc to make Il
Idpiu IcllClI iuLO tiC III PldOO'
hadn't no ider that the enemy was so
well organized. But rallied and went
for him in rather vigris style for my
time of life. His parents lived near by
and simply state that fifteen minutes had
only elapsed after the first hit, when he
was carried home on shutter. His
mamma met the sollum procession at the
door, and after keerfully lookin her of.
spring over, she said: My son, sec how
it is distinctually. You've been foolin
round thras!.in machecn. You went in
at the place whar they put the grain into
the thinsamyjig, and let the hosses trod
on you, didn't you, my SOM" The pen
of no livin author could describe that dis
fortunit young mans sitivation more
clearer. But was sorry for him, and
went and nusscd him till he got well. His
reg'lar original father had been sent to the
war. told him Id be ta!her to him
myself. He smilta sickIy smile, and
said I'd already been wuss than two faith
crs to him.
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who are Industrious and constantly en-
ployed. half starve!
Can any one tell how it is that man
who is too poor to pay for a newspaper,
is able to pay dollar or two day for
tobacco. cigars or whisky?
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State eTlsouta1Y saGo1;hs
= " 9 ~
pRAEEAN

,ul SN n ans9RICIsi .sa .aicsl
'sa bspcsto ]. wssss lUIIf,liS Tt8Aii 4.s.si
* mex, f5'ss aad 0'hssi' h,li 8 clSe. s,"Is
1o,,w Deed, fof Relief 's''
T&sr. Smith and &c.
! III i.eaa'Fassps a71ssS@Ixf,L
T Sm;tb one Of tbs Defendants in this cause.
resides BEYOND tho l;mrs al this State: On mettp4i
by Messrs AnSEY /. wRlGaT Complies Splieiesv4 A.
eGGrapscd' That tSc sait John W. Smith do oPPenf,
Mead, answer or demur to this Bill within Forty
+duy.from the ~pubiicaticn hereof, and 10 default
Thereof, that judgment pro eonjesso whi 90 rem
qssig 4 ss4'es' I'll p. w.seAg.HIlRocEEba1
I = April %, g.. 4sI. nS.lLo,,a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-05-15
BROWN s. PERKINS,
PUBLISHERS OF
sHEET MU SIC,
And Music Books.

NXTE would respectfully cnll the attention Of
wv Choir-Leaders and Singing School Teach
ers to our establishment where all kindsof Church
Music, Glee and Anthem Books be obtained
on tho most favorable terms.
The long experience of our Mr.. PERKINS, in
Musical Conventions, Choirs, tho Concert Room
and Sunday School, enables him to give advice
and information on all points of musical interest
rs to the selection of proper works Of instruction.
formation Of Musical Schools-progress in musi-
cal studies, and items of general interest to COM
posors, leaders, tenchers and students.
Sheet Music furnished on the usual torms, with
promptness and dispatch. Country orders solicit
ted-nnd selections mado for pupils, teachers, con-
certs, &C., &C., &c.
NOW READY:
Will bc True to Me,......T. 4. Perkins, cts.
Tho Orphan .WnuderSr,,..TaE Pcrkins,...3O7cta.
The Rose Bush 7. g. Perkins, ,...SO cta.
Fairy of the Wildwood. H. A. Brown, ,....3O cts.
Memory, Qor Baritouo,l l.H.A. Brown,."..3O cts.
Four of any of tho above will be forwarded on
receipt of one dollar.
rs Send fora Circular.
BROWN PERKINS,
420 Droomo ST, New York City.
New York, Jan AMI
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-05-15

SrooD HtM UP In fHE CORNER 10 MAZE
MORE RooM.-A woman who lived in d
small snug cottage III village, was tn-
fortunate enough to lose her husband and,
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l3 sa1l. !. $500 / I; !.

E OR. the rpal pieasnrss pnt comfort ofshgw
Swho som uslihes hdufss IN sscial sinis, aass
opened In The Planters HdssliSe FIRST cLAsS
BAR, well supplied with EyERY yAR1ETTsofh &.
the BEST WINES, LIQUORS, sEGARS,
ssS., and andsrs tao management Of gentle
liiip, ooutfeans adj attentive, who will atal
tiuesbe in attendance to give entire satisfaction
Is his customers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-05-15
Medical Card.

nR. T. j. TEAGUE has moved to the
ID Dwollin. recently occupied by Mr.. j. q.
He may be found at the Drug Store of league
& Carwile during the day, and. at his resiaencs
during the night, when not out on professional
business. -, ..rn.n.
Having been On gagged in the practice Of M edi
cine, in its various branches, for the last
Ycnr, he feels that &c does not arrogatc to him
self undue merit when he solicits liberal share
of patronage at the hands Of this community. &
. ;JanI, "a IT
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-05-15
For Sheriff.

The Friends of Capt. A. p. WEST respectful
y announce him as Candidate for Sheriff Of
Edgefell atthe nextelection. -
Now tes 40
ass- Wehave been authorized. by the Friends
Of Capt. II. DOULWARE to announce him q
Candidate for Sheriff OF EdsoGeld District at the
e1telection.
Apr IL tes 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-05-15

F1,!.Wslcome :. Martin. . :,
ssUyHE plaiafss n 5Se sspve' istaiea oaio having
i, this day filed Sis Declaration in mr. Office,
and the sDefendant hnvine neither wife ior Az
torney known to reside within the limits Of this
State on whom copies of said Declaration with
Eqlcs to plead can be scrged ,9nsInotpp efsJ. z:
addison, plaiiaiH ttpraey, saott2gea IA RI Ssid
sDefendant appSdfSaad Plsal to- sfia Dstt ifatsons
@ sss's and sss sssss
biahj ..A. s. HARRISON, c. q. ed.
1sgsNaE 1is02kG ely ID
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LATAKIA TOBACCO,

INTRODUCED by the celebrated Traveller. Bay
ard Taylor, from Mt. Lebanon. THE FINEST
SMOKING TOBACCO KN0WN-it ia described
by Mr.. Taylor Us "sof., aromatic, and OF deli
cinus odor, resembling that of dried roses" ma.
turin, rery early, seed sown as late As June will
perfect crop.
We offer choice seed of this valuable variety
from seed of Mr.. Taylor's own raising. Descrip-
tive Circular mailed to applicants.
GJ- Price BY mail (postoge paidJ 25cts. per
packet.
EDW'D. J. EVANS & CO.,
No. 0, \. George Street, York, Pa.
Mar II PIN IL
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The State Of B Sc South ith Carolina,

= IEED-Df5dhICI.1ls5
IN EQUITT
rAlnlaca covar, by her next frtead, Bill for Spe-
n Ss- - So tciac psrfdrm-
Lewis Coward. B. Sullivan and snces Relief,
wife, and others era .a...llf9 ,sttstce'31 1:i
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Isasc A.
Il Read and Ellen A., his wife, two of the Defen-,
aanssto this ecspse, reside sbs onssthe aimitss
dhis State, 8h motion Nrs BcSHaas 99ompl'ts p
answer or demur to this Bill ,yihip forty days
after the publication oftbIs order, or ii default
thereof, judguentw kei rendered against them
pro confes'o. .ns OH ~ agsE'
p. .:SzSWCARTILR, eEE;EsD.9
April g, 1851. pGl GtAIA - IlT,l
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@s- We have been authorized by friends Of
Capt. STUART HARRISON to announce him a
Candidate for re election 10 the Office of Clerk Of
the Court of Common Pleas for this District, CT
the next election.
april te Is
NrWe have been authorized by the many
friends of Capt. L. YANCEY DEAN to an
nouncc him Candidate for Clerk OF the Court
of Common Pleas for Edsedcld District ut the
next election. =
June 20 to 81
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For Tax Collector,

The Many Friends of D. A. J. BELL, Esq,
respectfully nominate him as Candidate foi
Tax Collector at the next election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-05-15

Oct Is to 43
TIE many Friends o. Capt. JAMES MITCH.
ELL respectfully nominate him as Candidate
for TAX COLLECTOR OF the next election.
SALUDA.
Dec6 tee so
We have been requested by many friends Of
Mr.. JOHN A. BARKER to announce him q Can.
lidatc for Tax Collector of Edge6eld District at
the ensuing election.
Oct 9 tc4
West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-05-31
The Horse, and Other Live
stock

By Robert Jennings, Veterinary Surgeon,
Author Of ssHorse Training Made Easy"
This Work treats of the History and V4reties Of
Horses Cattle, Sheep, &C.. and their Diseases, their
Crossing and Breeding, and the best method for their
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as
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over 1900 pages. Strongly Bound n Leather max
ing handsome, substantial book. Price 50.
' ALLEN FLITCRAFT, Agent,
Woodstown, Nj.
Mava y6r.onnor flt sis ass4s
West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-05-31
LUMBER.

TIL Subscriber offers for sale all kinds of Lumber
such
WHITE PINE & HEMLOCK BOARDS,
WHITE PINE HEMLOCK FLOORING,
WHITE PINE, CEDAR & CYPRESS SHINGLES,
POSTS, PICKETS & RAILING,@
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5-4, Ga & 81 WHlTE-PINE PLANK,
WINDOW FRAMES & BATEN DOORS,
All of which will be sold at the lowest market prices
Those in want Of Lumber will do well by sxamn-
ing my stock before purchasing elsewhere
Don't forget the place. The old Stand of H. j. Null
ford Bro.
WIN. G. BROOKS,
Successor to HALL & BROOKS,
West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-05-31
WHsIKERs AND MOUsTACHE.

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every instance, the money will be cheertuly refunded
circulars and testimonials mailed free. Address BER-
GER, SHUTS & Co., Chemists, No. 2S5 River Street,
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West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-05-31

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