Br 8MKIZN8, DURIEOE & Co.
'IIUIIJ t'1.1'Lei, & I)1)M.ESTIC
PREPARED WITH .AN BY
T. S.,uaaoni anCI L.'titude.
Frofm the Savannah Repul'^.
Practietii Iints for Unr'd T.eenro.
-" --i Wba: : .: e.r~e, man2 ulta do.''
iltii'fl .
lfur fathers ned little artificial light.
They preferred the cheap l ghr of day.
F'or this rbas;-n they wont etar.y to tit ii,
and were it!; mo tr's:'e ie:tlthy an.l n:nr.
we:,lthy for their rariac:l k.. T he chiel
ight Uit th,-ir hcu e-" lite that ot the " o
!.ility 'of Engtm.I, a few tamrist bak,
..~ rtddy vi,,re froml the hea:rthstnt -.
1. P>:mmss Litu-s.--T're earliest
ar r'11 illuminato'rs )t which we havi
''tt record, were lamps. - These, at first,
e.iste"i <r nothing more than a cup o:
,."or grese, with a wick lying against
' aeide. Its shape was sooen improved in
,:'iIr..niOn) and il eg:ance.
. A; %A' ( Errr:Mu-outzi'o Lianr.
Tee writer was one of a family party who
Wer, bela'rd in the mountains of Georgia.
:,1d compeiled to seek shelter with a ftnt.
!v wh., owned neither lam1- or cand1.
t)ir ingaaniotuls hostel.;, h iwever, d.-vi-ed
a" !it thr tha table. It wai made by
f, . ,.e.,a i f fat lmeano. (-a. noVis
,. .. I te. 1 the' simip truth.)
-7.i" "... -" :1: p Ir:a.1 in the' btt om ,n n: a
.'. Sial s.:, this w::K laid sOmea' caudlh
a .,.., the: "oringi1 --nd it' which was k.en
, " w1 - bybng p.as-ea through, a tailor i
1ir.7 .n ~ L Trv.-..Ai:"n mm ." n" p. r o
a ,e.. a rv ehe:p :'md easily rade
; :.t 1 1'" a. .St.1!t r d tf thi ordinary bul
r: h ,:rhpp, . of its sin, except enntg
, bn!-- the internal pith ti gea ber, :C
,"-rated with suit or wax.
1. CoCr~ . : ..--.-This rivals
te iu"sh light in sTimJiitty, and far ex
(..a'4 i. 'i ser-ie"a,-ne!'s1'. To make i
"e!t tge'cthe'r a 1"1ound of beeswax and :
:ert.' a prun, d of' ri :tsin, "r of turper:
.!t": fre fro: the tree. Prepare a witl
:pc or 40 yirds long, tiad: up tio r .e
:Iireads of loosel;y ,pun cotton. Saturat
this well with the mixture, and draw i
thi'rotngah your fingers to press all olnsel
rge't ther,.aid to k'eep the size even. - Ie
poat the prerss util the candle attai
the si, t f. a large straw or quill ; the,
wrap around a bottle or into a ball with
a flit bottom, Six inches of this candi
levated above the rest will burn fur tit
twen or twenty minutes, and give a v'r%
pre ty light, and forty yards have suffice
a small family a summer for all the usun
purposes of the bed.chamber.
5. LARD TAPEIt.-Equal to our inuo:
rain friend's hacon light in cheapness, an,
vet more pla--at Ily ivailable ior the u.
eessities of the sick roemen, is a light i!:W
up of a saucer half full of iLrd and a in
tie wiep of spongy paper. The paperi
twisted so as to form a short pauinted wiel
with a broad base-say two-thirds of as
!nteh high and ane inch broad-is set in 'hi
mnidst of the lard, and by the heat it get
x rates, aided by the shelving ai-les of! th
saucer, keeps itseit' supplied with fuiel i
til the lard is all ceonsauoned. The paper;
1-an be shaped on the poinat of one's Jim
~r, znd the burning end twisted quit
- tmall. It szhoutld re:,t on the bo~ttomi, an,
the vessel shouldi bei shallow-a suer
uoet a CUp.
6.- LARD LAIes-At the present prioa
ofC illuminating mate'rial, the most eco
nomica~l by far for those who live in tha
interior-aned afar from gas, is lard. Thli
requires a hlamp w's wick-tubes are e
thiek metal for the purpose of coniva'ying~
the heat of the tlame into theC mii Iit o
the lard, and keeping it melted aratima
the wick. The lard must be melted wher?
the lamip is lighted, or it will nst bum
'well. The w ick tshould lie ofI severa
thicknesses of' spongy clothI.
7. La Or..-W hen combined witl
ons fifth part spirits of turpentitie, wil
burn in an ordinary lamp and aeflrd :
beautiful light. 'JTe obtain the eoi!, e'n
close lard in a strong, cilose cantvaLs h:ig
and .subject to gradually incereased p'res
sure. Trhe indurated miass left in the ba
is not injured for culinary peurposesl.
8. CANDL.%s OF IALLOW AND Patexu~
l'EA.-Whoever cazn command tallovi
fo~r candles, wili greatly improve themn it
firmness and in illuminating power, by
combuirning with it a few leaves of' the~
priekly' pear, in the proportion of abeaz
ea part the weight of the last, ti fainr sar
tive ot the fir-t The lea'ves .should be
k.-mt in the heated tallow until aill commro,
tth. 'n ceases, and until the tallasw itsell
:s'aches the boiling point. Of 'onrae,
the heated mtixtur'e will n~eed straining.
I' is stai by thoise whoe profess to knaw,
ti':,! the lenge.r tallow is boiled, thew iter
it herom'sete itn cae'i it is nott burneds ; lho
:.' avaoid burning, the vessel conmtaia1ini
the tallow should be heated i, a sand hat
(another vessel partly 'illed with sand:
.&a1 nest set i:nmediately on the fire.
3). WAx C. nz~ns.--eesv:x gives t
lig:ht aboost eqlual to) sper'm. It may be
mou~alded like the tallow candles; or ii
i.ny bet rolled by enveloping the wick ii
a :h:n stratumn eof was sparead~ ont a bs'ei,
em?'d afterwvards smootthed evettly by' rol.
mg betweene twos boards. T'he com 1si.
tett of -wsi and tallow need not be sug.
19). WIA: stnn R~osrs, mixed in equal
p'a..ptertionw, atiiord an excellent lig'.t,
thoutgh liable to smoke unless supp.ied
wi- h a snitable sized wick.
11. Mvmsta Waex is obitainedi by boil.
hr -the berries of the swamp myrtle, on
er-hi is to be st.een as a greish white
..r. The mnyrt.!' i.< h'unid abunds~lantly
iti .a or se'aboardl ctunties, atnd ha< been'i
* ev the writer as far inland as Micont
0;. - orsy th. Its favorite hocality is
*.. .py though no~t wet groun-!. Tine
br -2 sould be boiled in a bag, and tha'
eb. .:ied .wax, which is ol' a pretty gr'en
e,-. a. mixed imore or less largely-with
19 The vaalue of our ordinary line
tre as an illuminator remains yet to be
d.;eloped. CJamplhene is nothinag more
tt n the highly volatile spirits oft turpenm.
ti. --it is that part of the spirit which
f~: 15es from the still afler heating tho
:....in gmm. That which comes after i~s
'nor-., rcr 1osc mix"":1 w:h the. heavier 1'
ro.in. Tii,,q~a .b'bsd is InatdC by ml .- i t
ing (~m lime (or een mh"' purer varieties5 11
,if spiits If tttrplettint) with fou inr r r ti
times its bh:1 aliuohel. The high pr.-'e
if:ilit shol! h;a' :irri~tei! !hr, nta~:tttre r.
of buirning iiid ;h it Owi .':um 1hime re
mains as abimnn'a :1. i" in !h. p~ntin
fleei V l t hl' Wrill.'s11(' S--~ii-h 'And' w.-;z
idevise ai plane for rendenring it nx.'st.3
to furnish the counatry with one or the be-t I
}30.Y t!' . ? Rsiai is th,- itsi i:1 td juici
{ ei ".t: :t I :si' pat, or v.ita, h:L' t~~~*~
*'I is by hs'at, it. hos r4.i:te'1 all uabris ! r
.jiilw e I idue~ t.1 gittl it, int., can~dles for h
:c ist. :S ini lamp11,, bsj.i ig tooI harn f~ .r bem o1t" tf tr:. ~le;a ,ttr:
ov'er, it lurwi with :t :1: ii-e avida onplt':W
il'. ianIIk.1. Butt thez s~t may 1.a la.
a ytrolg iraughr, %11211: f l::rn" i= p ""'
.t ('an h s'~ I.Istruci ed. I vrntttrs the lpre.
iictis't :nIhat. it. Is yet to nte used as :in i 1 Iiir
tlmat,~r, in other way~ than at the gras r
Nowv is the.. timeu tee he, preparing ftir
vinl i tl a: tew~ si!1t'! ritles tnayhe
Ituefn a, rein-inhriiwe. espeii:tiy to
tiiettg ,t d inext ri't:e i thtrtn:rs.
i. hte. t' n' I II' re , SI( tkl:i . you en
i.' TI r.: ! ' v Weti i. f v'"t 'i t ve' i1"'"~', )!I'k
ct the- m. .-t int,"rier and sell theta. Be"t
Ih'tr., in fi'ttnd'i '! llt ring, thitn r
Ikeetfp tw'.*t halllt sta32'l, which it willt
r *q~tir, asi 1 tt' lxt .itrntttr to pitt Hi::l'
It. Heat .'td shelter airt equtivalent t."
ibod. A.,~'irrt whs":iiir it it et to ..u1: t;.rdd.lr nptig Il
i wi' 1 ieii K~ tie 4 lat. I t"': L i
llfyour t "IIIQT aoiil jzretI.rvt vi air st!etIi
It.II"I l'ani c,~.rtil" ~ o."rt i hiuv :t1*s~i tehi'r fsIlqrl~i
in wasted manure, andl diseasi' d stiad dying
tiont oni 'i;)../ si the Idt), tI(.1t h.'ro
with tit e e stile (ifi a rail 1tiene fo r --htel
"I'. atid rhit withoult t:bkitmg ito cttHside. j
:Gi.i.'t the s.avintg if 111:inure, and miany
titheritem. lit'irof.t
mnaliti..1) nt I~t trtahi,?, or fuvt'l the't tut'!
, eil during the first witer. If ihey are I
ence stunited, oir starved, they will ever
.'te.,4)vul it. Thki applies ito all kinds 4)1
,.,.l:k, butt e-pecizl iv to calves and Col':.
I1'. Therettre iii:Ike~ pr('i.titI iietonly
I 6t" t lir she~lter, bitt alsot f r theiir It Id.
to. 14 root~s, feed thtti lilt brtn, andi
.. rt. Ihe sec..ret ""f har. titt~lte stvk.i
:tl.' best gra~$ ; and the e"''1l of wiutr
''itie's a1 great it?. (-r. : f the~ felll
':its a in pr..Id~iiI hea:t, wvhich in t tiltW
ff/,t Siiltsitt f." .. v~h l~e'iit. in utr.
. 1... Wi. ..,ei QII c,, tnf'i b i t all
he urine of cattle is a far rimher manure
uan the dng ; and ivery possible pains
tight t he iak,-n to save it. Liebig says
lat. ill the amonia which renders gnano
va!ablo. And whieh is t-i ettreta.ly reotl
yhv nr '.eat, i.< derived frout the ur ire.
EX. 'het.s rm ugh hi-::s mn t serve for
t, pr-'ent. These whit wh,h to protpenr
'ii} *kw thn. Tn-e who :aie rbh
i..Zi. a-id di.' tint wkth 't pri.per an y
atter, ?r.' at lihirty . gc9t.Ct hem. ibet
..re i"1 w1'; wt msptirt~. N-X nnn h is a
ght to torment tlmb snimal .'entrusted
hi chirge'; and we are sure that a::a'f.
alt starved, espos-e4 tat a hitter, hicak
.st windi, with the thermonet; r at as's,
anni-et f.-,"- wry happy. The orl th-u has
slped to ftl faur granaries, th- ciw that
ipplit.a our d-ily milk ansd htter, thet
rolt which will he our cnmptnion ai
riend for years, have all a right to claim
sir eonsidlration1 and tred-r kindnese.
,metrq C..mpa~odo. nad jnrt. Gazet.
A Chenp Me'sde st'Curin: Racoa.
Evoy. A'a., Oct. 23, I862.
Ern. Sr,: 1 saw to-day, at the house
f Mr. Wi Murion, a well.known .nd
esp-erable citizen of this piace. goaod ha.
in, from a hog weighing 250 pounds.
illcd la't week, made by di1pingz in hoil
ng brine, hu'sg and smoked inmediately.
'he plan is sittplt and commendable for
t.4 ecnomslly of salt. Take a kettle or
are pot nearly full of water. put in a
ittle more sa!t than the water will di.
wl w hile the animal heat is in it. put. in
he kettle and hoil from two to four min.
itear. according at the n at is thick or;
hin, rub on ;iwael to keep tiff the flies.
hen hang and smwoke it. Th-s brine must
w ks-pt up to its tall strength by occaionm
i taddlinz stalt. When thet wiork is done
h: remaining brinn may he boiled lown
td thi salt. saved for other times, or fo)r l
he nell killing.
Mr. Morton tolls me hi le'arned this
ll an frim en s it man forty years ago.I
h. had used it ftor year< previous. Ile
34 freqm'-tlV tried it in the. munth of
\ ig:a-t with invariable. success. Every
ew Who know him will vouch for the
.ruh of his acertion. He has never
eigh'd the salt to ascertain its- exact
.nt41 i11t savedsi in thk wa y, having hereto.
re f.utd thae chief aidvantage in heing
tI.o .--t ,t tat at any time, but is sat
-.:-4 it save: at least. three fourth , one
"eek b.ing equal to a bushel in the old
ra. T1h only ditierenen' Itetween hii
n!-at ani the he-r. winter cured hacont is.
.hat it lIs.' slightly its flvor, and tastes
i little ld. That which I saw was dry
;d salty enough, with no appearnce of
taing been cooked. !ie saves beef in
he: gamde maniner.
When this plan was published last
+prin=. I was a %keptic. believing that thi
iment' heitg partially ciotked would sour
til heeont' worthless. I knew nothinag
,,f Mr. Stubbsi. and was not p repared to
Inke for granted what hie said I know
Mr. M- rton, and am sati-ied. Otl-r
ay know nothing (if hit or I, and ma:
:ili doubt. L.'t every one who has tried
it publish the fact atid benefit the public.
Smate of our bloied-thirsty sptectlat-sr
mriv bt hurt vst, and these planttrs who
sziv'e the high'price of' salt. a- the re-ason
fr raising Lilth priceof theair csortn to unt
reasntabale rautes, iinay learn that honuesi
is ta' h-stN. D. GUERILY.
Suoar Paicens L'ou SAv:sa BAco.
M:ike a ~ ,l u'ioni of at st in hit water, (hat
rj.aied as high as the fire will make it,)
iut the pork ini the heat brie, with a
tmucah ani mail hs at as possibl se. L~et thes
hanu and shituldlers lbe kept in tharse min
ties atid a half, and the iniddlinugs twis
ansd a hailf. and~ theni hanug them up itnmte
iately and smekea itemt, and you have a
1-hoice article of haen ini a very short
titum to what you~ will by the usuadl pr
e-,as welil a~s .aving 1timr-fifthis oef your
This pricera5 will answer any time be
Sween NovembeIar and A paril. I hatve' savedt
al~tc ii that wa-o i or eight year<.
5a that you keep a smnall portiosn of salt.
.during the proces, in the bottom of yotur
e~ssel. to e e trtain that yournt bi-il is
miiinly striung diirisang the iwhle t.pro
Planiting8 Fruit Trees.
"i Jack, wheni yotu have nothing else tol
0, ye may be aye sticking in a tree ;i
xii e growing Jlack, wlae~n y-e're sleep
n g-Licart of Mid!Ath ian. i
. Woulid yiiu leave ant inheritance to
,so clil dren? P laiit an orcherd. Nsa
thri intmen~htttt oft mntey and~ labo~r will,
nt the Isn ru~ ~in, pay n.o w-llI.
2. Wolkti yeu sit iake hi it o plesasati .
a.- he ade otf th I - ia-nl vir-itis 1 Phmt
mn eat-h-ir i. Nothing btettser protmiote.
ito- tg liteighbr ait fel-iitt f iine.tt a~is
niods will -han a :rea!t f gosod fi-uit, often
3. Would von re-muive- fromt your clil.
Ireni lie stra niges. temiiptattins ho steail ?
int you~ an sorchard.. It' childru:en ca
i-t. haivs fruit :it. hitmet, they arie vesry apit
i atekal it- arid wllts-i ti er lilace lenfltied
t sea! ftrit, th--y atre ini a f.dir way tea
eani' to steal horises-.
1. Wo~auldl Vou culuivat e a coanstatnt feel
ng of thiankfutlness toiwards t he great
iver of all gotod ? Plnt an orchard.J
y having cous;tntly litfe yu 01ne of
he-retsub- ig iv titan, you
iast be harduened intdee.d it yon tire not
lient-d I-y a -pirit. of humanity atnd
. Woutld] yoni have y-our childiren lovo
heir homie. respect thieir parents while
ving, anid v-enerate clheir memiory whenl
end-itn all their wander-ings look bacek
pon the homste of lhe-it- vmuth as ai sacredl
pt---n stasis in the~ gre-at wihilerne-ss of
hworld I Thetn pla31tnt atchardt.
;. l shiort ii vstat wish to avail youtr
lf of thes b!ewsiigs aof a biuiuiaftl Provi
lance whic~h aure withiit yolir teaclt, you
lillt laint. anl ear-lha-s. Atad wilent you
at it, set that youal phtan gioodi fruit. Dont.t
!ait er-ah apple5 trees nlar w.~ild phlimst,
r hilian pfeaehes. 1'!e best a-L, the
he-apet.
BAr~s vont -run Soemtrns.-The barks
f the disgwood, poipltartnd willeiw trees
re u natitd in ma~ny of ottri heospsi tals antd
si-pn ariesr. The bar-ks should be str-i .
ed l if the (oiiaer coiverinig, lthoroughly~
ie. anid put up ini packiage-s of from.
.. ..cato one~ hundred nounds.
Og diitfitr
rrat.tRDtn levr.n wtt wB.nanAT MaeuRit.
fl. SI''KNS, D- R. D'1EI30E, & R. KEES2
rtoP? RT Rens.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Two DOtLLARs pet y ear ifpa;i in airanet-Trn
Dot.LAa andl FIFTT Ctsis if not paid wi:hiu six
munths-andi Tgna DeOLLARs if not paid before
the expiration of the year.
Rnhecripti.nu out of the Distriet mutt he p.aid
for in advance.
RATES OF A)VERTISIN(}.
All adverri-oments wil he inserted at Osn DOL
LAR and Ftzvn Cacti per liquaro CASH (10
Minion lines or less) f.r the first insertin. and
Seventy-tdve Cents for -ach snh'eqitent insertion.
Persons at a ditance wishing to advertise can
(liy noticing the terms) :pprroximate to the amount
ne"mnary ta pay for the same. which they ran re
mit with t.e ealvartipetnt.
Those desiring to ad'ertie b.y the year can do
so 'en liberal terms-it king :nclerstood that eon
tracts for yearly adverteing are crenfined to the
legitimate boninesa of tie firm .r individual con
traotinz. Contr:aet advetisemente payable semi
annually.
All cmmnnicetinos ,f a personal character
Obituary Neticeas, Reporte, P.esolution or Pro
ceeding- of any Saciery, Assneiation or Corpora
tion, will he charged a' :dvertisements.
%nnaatncing a Candid.te (not inserted until paid
or.) Five Dollars.
AU U FT4 HOTEL
AU(GUB'A, a .
BY WHELOCK.
Convenient to the Caroina alda.
Provided with the best he market aforda.
Adjacent to Iret rate lbiues hotusee.
Ready witb eoarenienhea to facititate travellers
nn any and every route.
Prelparel to aermand'u all who may desire is
A good bar and plenty f' lea.
We respectfully ark thi attention of Edgeleld
to 'iur Card.
June 20 - tf 25
State of South Carolina,
EDGIFIELD .)lr2TRICT,
IN OR1D),ARY.
Y. W. 1. D TRIStOE, Iq., Ordinary of Edge
field District.
Wnereas, Susan Winn has applied to mne f..'
luetters of Adinistratior on all and singular
the goods and ebattles, rights and eredits to.
liaehy Win. late of the Dietrict aforosail
dee'..
Thuee are. thercfurn, tocite and almonish iii.
a.od eiogu.ar, the kindret auid creditors of t:.
Laid tleceased, to he and alpear before tre, at nut
next Ordinary's Caourt . the said D.strict, to h.
holden at Fdgeal.d Courtliouse, on the l5th day
of Nov. inst., to show se, if any, why t:.
said administration .houldnot be granted.
tGive'n under toy hand tad seal, this let day to
Nov., in the year of au Lord one thousan.
ei-kt hundred arna sixty-trn, an.d in the uightc
aeventh year of the Iodeptadenre of S. Caro;in
W.!. Dit 1t[SO E, o...
Not'. 4 2t 44
State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN UtvL)'Al Y.
3 VW. F. D: 'itISOE, Eq., Ordinary of Eig"
i el.1 Dis tric t.
,thorcena, je"hn A. Wisoas applied to me
Letters of Aduainitr.tion, it ail and singular tb.
g .d aid "-hartes. righits ad credits o.f Mrs. T
Wise, late of the District ab.rtsaid, doe'dt.
Thaose tare, therefore, to dte andl adm..nish nli
and oingualaar, the huindaredl and creditors of th.
saud deenmsea, to be aid eaeatr hoefere tane, at tn
taext Ordlia.ry' Court foir the asaidi Diistrier, to b.
h..dde'n at Edge.'ield C. 'fl. on'tb-e 14th dlay eot
Nv.. nExt, to, shaw eause, f any, why the sai'
ilmnstrationa sahouldt tot b gratnted.
thir,.n umiler may hand! ned aal, this 31st day
o' ct.. ini the year of ou Lord tann thotusatnd
.ighat hundiredl and Sixty-tw, and in riho eighty.
seventh year of the Iade.lralen,-e of Ssuith Care'
naa. W. F.')UlRIdttE, fJ.E.D.
The State of Soith Caroijaa,
EUGEFlEL~D U)STRICT.
IN Ol:DIX.R Y.
gY W. p. Di'RfIS0E, lsquire, Ordinary of
dgel Distric't.
Wthereas, Johln A. Wiso has appjliedl t-,inmr
foar Letters of Admniastrati., tin altl nnd singli
lair the gandas and ebattles rights anad credlits --
lery Wise, late of th. Dtistrict afuresnaid
,ieeaoedl.
Thiese airs. thaerof..re, to ei:e anad a.imono-h al.
anal ainguilar, the kiundred at'! creditors of 11h.
said! deecraedl, to he arid appewae befao r e, at ont
tnext (irdinary's Caonrt fear the. aid District, tee la
holden at !Egfield C. ii. Ont tle l4th dlay of Namv.
nexi, to ahowe a'nns.-, if arty, ely the ssad admniri
ti ivern under tmy hatid andl scil, thtis alst dlay tel
A.:.. itn the year of our lard tane thuanaa
eight hundared'al sixty-two. aid in the eighty
seventh year of the lisdependesece of the State u
Suntt' Carolia.a.
W.e F. DIOE, O.E. D.
Niar. S ft .44
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD D!SI'RICT,
iN ORUJINVA~iY.
B Y W. F. DURtISt)E, Esq. Ordinary of Edge.
fide Dietaic't.
Whsre~ns, liutler Williamis las appliedt tn ime
far L- ttvers of Arlmini-tratiaa. ten all asndr sin~aiur
l taeds n chane l ,it riarhnI and crsedits air .~lt h
1. Wilhas, inatcado the Dirriet tafarecaitd. dee'l
T'heuse art', there.fosre, to tese tud admionith all
anid siinenlar, the kindarced ma! crediturs of ite
net Ordiiua-y's' f'aauat fair the said District, to he
iabent at F..igefivldI Court llens,. on tha li :h eday
eat N.,". fineat., talshow etaus', if any, why the
s.'d ~a:ninistrtat shouldl wet lo granted.
Gven undier myt, hantd and ieeat, this 3rd dhiy
if N..,v. in tha year of iour Lard tine thosandara
eight hutndredi andl sixty-twoa, mid in the ei~thty'
seventh yulr of the Indaepentdome nf S. Carolina.
W. F. DUlItISOE, o.'..
N .4. 2t 44
State of South Carolina,
.ED(GEFIELD) [DTRICT.
IN ORD IINAhT.
I ..DUR[SOER, Esq1., Orditnary of Edge
Wheareas, I.. 5. Dutnahar has applied to ine for
Lttersa of Mmtzinistratiotn, tat all anal singular
the goai atnd ch-tttles, ridts anti crediits of
Thos. Gi. Lamar, late of the District afuresatid,
These are, therefore, to cita and admonish all
and singular, the kindired and c'editors of the said
ueoaed, to ho anad appear he lre me, at our next
Ordinary's Coturt for the said shtrict, to be holaden
a~t Edaefinhll Court lHeuse, on tie I5th day of Nov.
next, tan shoiw caustot, if any, why the said admnin
istrariana shioulad 'not be granrts
(i'iv.tin utnder my htau.t and! sedt, thti 31st dlay of
ct. int rho ye:,r ..f aur lord 'tno thiau'aond
eight haundrie. anal sixty taco. rad inl thae eighty
seventh year of the Indaepe'ndme.t of 5- Carlna.
WV. F. DURLISOE, Oo. p
Nav. 4 It41
NOTICE TO
Planters and Merchants.
H TS Wr!LL BE EXCIl.\NIIED FORL WOOLa.
Oatn 1a<t'teery t we painida of ekean wiash
I e-.n f'irnsish tine hujridrd In five haundreda, or
more if requiirnd. C. P. REMSEN.
Columbaia, Sept 10 2m 36
Notice.
AP L T\TTON wilt bea matde rat the next See
-.iean of thae Le-'.islature in alir and amend
Lu charter taf the Tatwn of 4iken, 8. 0.
5w-. 1n0eS
C'ilportage
AMONG THE SOLDIERS:
By the direction of the Culportage Board, at
Darlington. the work of supplying the South
Carnlina soldiers with the New Testamnent and
reirious reading, wra hgu. irt by us in South
Carolina.
PIOUS J'ASTO'PS E:.! VGED AS COLPOIR
TPI'S.
A number of dev.tA P..:eters of t- State arm
ishOrin e-arnestly and eistandy as Caporawrs of
the Board-somne of thema in Virginia and sotn
of them on the Sonth Carolina cut-t.
- ENCOURAGEMENTS TO LAltOR ON.
The cheering intelligence is reaching u" con
stantly that the soldiers receive with gratitude
the New Testament an.1 Trartt given them. They
welcome all religions instrucions with, in many
instances, the gushing tear and quivering lipa.
NEW TESTAMENTS AND TRACTS DiS
TRIUI'lTED).
The operations of the Board, to the ist Fel.ruan
ry, sre 1 l,b00 New Testaments and one n illtn
saven hundred thousand ag-s Tracts.
T11H SOLDIERS READ.
They nut only accept the New Teerament and
Tracts given them, b'tt they read them, in not a
few instances, prayerfully and eatvingly.
SOMB HAVE BEEN CONVERTED.
Through the simple instrumentality ,.f a little
Tract, the truths of " God's word," proented to.
them by the Colparter, the earnest prayer and the
pious c.uoel of such, a number have turned to
Godn, and are now rejoicing In Him.
THE SICK SOLDIER.
Those ao have visitil the sick solliar, as we
have in the various Hospi:als in tant ahout Char
leston. know with what readines.: ani thankful
nest, prayer and religiuas iuastructions are re
eived : how gladly the'y receive :he '- .. ---
went.
rTTP naN' FRIENDS OF OUR SOLDIERS,
HELP!
Thousands of the patriotic sons of our own and
other States, who are surri cing all for onr conm.
mon country, have no Bible to toint them to God
and to " light up - dying bed." They are willit.g
to read it-they nak for it. Shall they he deniel ?
Our Chaplain writes: "I do nit believe fifty met
in the. regiment have brought Testaments with
them."
WE APPEAL TO EVERY CH RISTIAN MAN.
We circulate no Tract or Book which any Chris
tian mat wout( object t, whether he be /1rceldy
teritm, Methndi.*, Epiaeopotanas. Lur/Arcrn. or Bp
rit. We, therefore, appeal to all Christian.
through.;ut the city and esuntry t-j aid us in thi
common work. We pledge onuree!roe tn meet the
spiritual wants of our soldiers t. the full extent
af the means placed at our em:.m.ad.
SOUTH CAROLINA SOLDIERS IN VIRGINIA.
South Carolina regimenste in Virgir.i-s share
araportionally in all the operatione of this Board
-in Colporters, New Teatmcnts and Tracts.
EVERY SOLDIER ON T HE SOIL OF SOUTI
CAROLINA.
Many of the sons of North Carolina. Gesrgia,
Tennoa-ee, and other States, are upon the coast ..f
5otth Carolina. Shall we not minister to their
-piritusal wants ?
MANUSCRIPTS FOR FOUR PAGE TRACT
SOLICITED.
The Board deeire to publish a number of " four
:)rt~e Tracts," adapted to tioe wants of the soldier.
nd herr.hy slicit such manuscripts. T/re t:unu.
scripts trust he free fron dennninntimnal bla.
CONTRIBUTIONS MAY BE DIRECTED.
Those who contribute to this work may specify,
if this is desired. in what regiment or c'mp ntiy
such funds shall be expendoel. All contrihutis
t-o this wurk will be eceknuw!rnlgcd in the public
rints.
LARGE AND SMALL AMOUNTS.
Lot it he rememhere.! that $130 wi:l boy one
tlousanl New Testaments, and rhirteen ce,ts will
buy a single copy. Each cr.py will supply une
=oldier.
TO THE PASTORS AND CIIURClIES.
Will the Pastora throngh.mst this State and other
States havingt tronps in South Carolinn, roa.1 rhe
above tot th.-ir coner.-gations. andI send un the
free-will offerings made to this work.
Asfdrens-- Rev. W. Ii. Etice,
Geeala .arpritruedenat S. C. ('oljvrtstge,
~sander, s. C.
SAVE THE PIECES!
IIhAVE commenced the business of Purcharing
Old iron, of Every lDescription,
CAST AND WRtOUGHIT.
I can he foundl near the H amburg IJansk, wher
I am pareparedt to reaec iw a aot of OLI>
IltON that ut:5y he brosught. I wtill be readly
.so tao pay the CASII far it.
As -Fennwtmy is Wealh," every Farmer, BWaek
.mith, Mill Ownser. tands llouasekeeper can1 furtnish
...e ;an as the Southbern . Coanf'edernecy is an
r.et necad of Cs.nonst Hall-, and! other articles
nde adf Iron, we etbnuld dlo all in our porner twa
:r'tote aur cause. I aill al.-u buy
(ld Brass, Pewter, copper, Lead
And Zink,
And Pay thae CASII foar toe saime. Abot,
COTTON AND) LINEN IRAGS,
IIID .- IIE ES W'AX A4 X) T'A L .O li'.
Persons britnginag Produce to this pa5Ce andt
Agu.-ta, can easily bring alung sotme of' the
.srtiles in their woan..
A. A. B. NOUTHALL, Agent.
P. S.--No nrles will beo rceiuedl fraomt Slaves,
ar White Children, unalees with a written permnis
lamburg, S. C., June 2, 1862. tf 23
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Auguta, July, 186 I tf 21)
State of South Carolina,
EDGFEI4I) D)ISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
Eliabeth M. Calemnan, A pplicant,
Johno P. Bllewer.
Ranhei-t. Ilanakinason anal wife SarahJ
Antn andI others. Dlofenadantsi.
T ppanarinwg to tmy ,atisfaction that Towhn P.
lilwer. Ilarrieat Anna Rs'e-lh nor. Enrenwrs' lDow
.lshsn, Sons.. anal thae fir~e clthdrna of Ann Joahn
swn, ta) wit: Mttleoilm Johlnsaon. Marisin Jahnoann,
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tf 37
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nom" in Stor. a large Stock of FINE
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WATCHES,<
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Sete of CORAL, CAMEO and LAVA in Etrue.
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Smreat variety of GOLD PINGER RINGS,
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A U. S. Mint Standard of Solid Sliver SPOONS
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Spectacles.
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TE SOUTHERN GUARDIAN,
I- A Political and New~ Journal,
i PIULI~IED AT COLUMBIA, S. C.
IDaily, Tri-Weekly and lWeekly.
BY 0, P. PELHAM,
T~tieMS.---Dai~r, Sd: Tar-Writm:.. 41; Wn
&~v ?2, a 3ear. Puynt invariabhly
in aci-nco
HIST dOI'RNA L, now ente-ring uan its third
y er'- u-.der the present l-rniriet..r. iu rapidly
e-st,-ndti." i~.t relation undi i:sfiuerice. Fuoundled
and ennet du upan cte principles of* Sttea Righta,
it njys the~ rewaird of publ, ic enfideriee andl en
lighatenedt :ijp..;al. Entlirely inde-pa indent, in, ir~t
mars~agean-ent. it hna stooid with unwaveringc conti-.
.ie:.e, ai~d riuniinee-, inegrity an.! cinsi:-tency
if its princip-les. Triroi-gh evil re-port as well at
:broug.h '.d, i:s i iireo hu breen bird in defce
of the 'Ql'A LITY cf ihe Foui..; it:u countel.s
haveg i:ver beern and arc fi~r R ESISTANCE to the
jwronge attetlpicd to be i ut Oinn u' b~y :i Ieetiun
IThe SOUTIIERN G I'AF RDAN looks fir tup
iort to the State and1 tectioin '.hino rights. honor
arnd interaite it has faithfully orpoused a:.d main
tuined.
Columbia. July 1S5l. it 29
B3LISS'
DYSPEPTIC R~EM-EDY!I
T .iscutum..ry noc;-a-days for the priprietors
atnd prqpellers of paen icines~~ii tio array
iiefire the pubic eyec int ibe n:i.t gi-inr c 'oluor'
-reut--' of n:ieub.us iures, ar-d nat the sam.
I:izme. comil!:.in *.f ibe po.verty e] the English Ian
g 'unge ::: being itadt,iunatc i ~to v idi-tus that
wt'ould do- ju-cice to thecir medic al prepa ationii.
d No--i :he iroIprtoir of the iibev~e-naned prepraa
trin dount inter~ud to p.urtte at-y auch e.enrrc, but
will 'oe cointent to ray, candidly, to iie p~eopilc,
what hie pre-pca.inn has donen and will 4o. The
tip by in:.y uc Str-L utnn:igly devised fablLe... BLISS
DP1El'TC R i:Sihi)Y is the ioniy relii.le pre
piarnrion riw briore the peiiple for ALL 1D18
EASE~S OF TlE STOMACII. in-d thaiyo other
dicta-es thatz have their urigin in disease of that
:Na~n. It hat::gnin ani again enred wher, all
o ther pr-eparattiut htave failed. Its merite have
ber idiicutied iy phiysic-ians in counsel. It has
iften been pre-inilgedi andi thrown atide by phy
. iea~ns ::r.d conarignedJ t. the li,.mh of guak hunm
bugs, andl afrerwiurds re- tored to more congenial
ilime ,,n terr:rtfirmia, :t he tniinistered to their
woni.tt nt.d exhiaut-t d tieunt', and ywith the
AMOST PER-:FJCT SUCCESS. It lhas been testedl
,ind re'e nmende..bhy the mioat eminent physicisa
- .f th-> country, and o and til wiho hive thor
oIVoghly .ted it in gnood fatith, are unnanimious in
a prir: It will C-(R E THiE WORST FORMS o
n:D Y SP EP SI.A.
'a AND A GREAT MANY OTHER DISEAS
having their origIn in Disease of the Stcinaseh
IF--r the above mentioned diiseases, It is a sew
ereien~ remedy, and will nnt fail in electing a
cure if the patient iii not tino pcn'irions to perse
I vere in the taking of the Remedy. If one pack
ne dntire yiiu, try inother, and still another,
tirid rr-t aantred it will nut feail in aerconplishing
all that is pro~ise~d. Antd another thing you
rr.ty rest assaureid of. that you cannot take it long
*withiout seeing nnid feeling that it hi,' already he
gun to 'henefit yaou: and if so. eontinus. taking-Is
regulnrly, and fiallow iout all the diri-criona-and
you WILL 500Y BE WELL AGAIN.
*The R EMED)Y is for ale by Dr. C. W. A J. B.
HIODtWES and E. M. PENN. lEigefield, S. C., at
$2 per package.
r; July 24 Cm 29tf
J. L. -MIMIS,
DEALER IN GRi)UERIES
- 10 Dloors Below City Hotel,
0PPOSITE GIRARDEY'8,
Anmrita, Gieria.