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A TWO HEADED SNAKE.-The following extraor-
binary statement we find in the Leavenworih, Ia,
Arena of last Thursday.
very singular looking Snake was killed on the
farm OF Mi James Van Wrinkle. II was abou' two
feet long, uncommonly large in proper ion, with a
perfect head on each end OF the body. II could
crawl both ways, but il did not appear curl, twist
and Straghien, much as snakes are accustomed to
DO, because its double head afforded an extra advan-
age over all other snakes-if il wishes to go diff
ferenl direction, il need not turn round il only had
to crawl with the other head forward. We believe
this is the only snake OF the kind ever known in
America.
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DREMIUM WRITING 1NK---MA YNARD d.
i NOYESS, for which they received Diploma at
the first annual Fair Of the Massachusetts Mechanic As.
sociaon it being considered Ivy the Committee as the
Best Ink The market" For sale by the manufacturers
Boston sold in Washington by w. NJ Morrison, j. r.
Sullivan. w. Fischer @. Anderson, X. 8. Patterson, r.
Taylor, J. Kennedy, j. T. Callan. oct 96ms
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One Presidential term.

one Presidential term,
The diaunatioa Of the patronage of The te-
deral Erscutioe By making more Offices elective
bythe people.
Tic amendment Of the Constitution Of the
United States 50 as 10 give 20 Congress The
election ofths Secretary ofthe Treasury.
The prohibition By iap Of The interference 81
officers Of the federal gouernment IN popular
elections.
Election oftte Postmaster Central BY Con-
gresS,
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TINE AMERICAN ALMANAC and Repository Of
J. Useful knowledge for 1910, contains Its usual
amount of Commercial Statistical, Geographical Hiso
rca Political Astronomical, Meteorological, Scientific
and valuable general intelligence In addition to the mat
ter which OF the volumes OF this work,
the present contains articles the Maine Boundary,
Debts and Stocks Of the several states steam engines
and steam navigation American and Belgian rail roads
lists Of American writers, &c, For sale, either whole
sale or retail by F. TAYLOR. . oct IL
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Coionization.-T packet ship Saluda Is expect
ed 10 arrive abouihe Isl of December at New York,
and in the, course Of the same month she will depart
for Monrova, Bassa Cove and Cape Palmas, stop
ping first at Norfolk to complete her loading and re-
ccive passengers.
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yITHISTShort rules for short memories at the game
wv Of Whist, with the laws Of the game and the last
new rules established at Bath and London adapted
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for the benefit Of families TO prevent northumberland
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Miss Martineau said the Americans were
an imaginative people, aye and she might
have added an ingenious people. Such is the
present march of mind that no investments
are safe--No sooner is a good old fashioned
turnpike laid down, than steamboats, come
and make the stock worth little or nothing
Anon comes the railroads which in turn par
tally destroy or impair the profits Of the
steamboats,. Ere our chain Of railroad is half
finished, a Mr.. j. Patton, OF New York, Of
fers for premium Of $4,000 TO export an ex-
press mail regularly between New York and
New Orleans in Is hours, by means of bal
loon. We commend Mr.. Patton to Amos
Kendall, who. desired TO get control of all
the railroads in the country for the use Of tho
General Post Office. This invention will
afford him an admirable opportunity Of carry
ing into effect his express treble postage sys-
tenn.
The subscriber begs leave to announce that he
has invented Balloon with which he can navigate
the air in any direction at pleasure To the govern
ment and to she public at large, such discovery
must be OF the greatest consequence, il will in the
conveyance of speedy intelligence entirely super
cede the use Of steamboats, and railroads. This in
vention is the result of long and deep study. The
balloon when constructed, will carry five hundred
pounds weight and travel at the rate of one hun
dred miles per hour if required
JAMES C. PATTON
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Washington WAYNE Gates Greene, Hamilton, Henry,
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We have received communication signed
Freebooter, in relation to the number Of va
grants and disorderly persons committed by
the magistrates Of this city. The writer
charges the cause to intempcrance and to the
number Of tippling shops that abound.
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IN THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL, LET THERE
az uSITy---iS NoS-EssENTiALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
Tni,os cHARITy.--AngHsHa
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Deprcdattons upon Lctters.-Three indictments
have been found against Hiram Whittemore, late
assistant postmaster at Exeter, IN. II } for depreda-
lions upon letters in the office. He would not APP
pear and so forfeited his recognizance.
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DUBLIC DOCUMENTS, Government Maps Of In
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Report of the Secretary Of State concerning the boun-
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Senator Buchanans Reports upon the Maine Boun-
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New Haven harbor 1885, large sheet map with en-
cravings Sc being extract frcm the u states Coast
Survey,
Design for Films Knoll Light, October 1885,
Char of Pres9uc Isle Bay, by Lieut. Simpson, u s.
Typographical Engineers.
Plat exhibiting the of the surveys in the Territory
Of Florida
Map Of the Fox River and Of the Canals from Fond du
Lac to Rock River and the Ouiskonsn.
Map Of the surveys of the s. b district Of Louisiana
the ST. Helena district Of La Of the public surveys IN
OuskoIsin Territory Of the Cherokee Cession in Ala
bama Of the District north Of Red river Louisiana OF
the survey district south Of Tennessee of the public
Connecticut river of Portland HaTbor Lake Erie; of
the IT, s. works the head Of Presque Isle Bay Of the
RI 6 works IN Dunkirk Harbor, &c. oct IL
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r IVES OF THE PRESIDENTS, with portrait of
the Declaration Of Independence, and sketches of the
remarkable in the history Of the country
from its discovery up this time embellished with As
engravings volume OF sos pages full bound
price 81 IS
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BLANCHE OF NAVARRO, Drama; by James,
ID the Novelist and Moron's Hope, novel, in vols
ase Just published, and this day received for sale by F.
TAYLOR for circulation among the subscribers the
Waverly Circulating Library.
Also a fresh supply Of Munays Travels oct II
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TEXAS.- Guide IT, Texas IN volume, containing a
i new map compiled strictly from surveys in the Land
office the Republic up t. the year $780, and giving also
history Of its settlement and description of
the surface of the country its climate SOIL productions,
,on and land laws Of judicial officers tariff ports
Of entry &c BY Richard S. Hunt and Jesse F. Rsndell,
Houston, Texas. volume, price g so.
This day received, for sale by
or, 10 : +. TAYLOR .
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nUNGLISoNS NEW REMEDIES-The method
IL Of administering them, their effects the healthy
and diseased economy. &c. in volume.
just received for sale by F. TAYLOR. oct2o
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NEW NOYEL.-The Courer of the days Of Charles
IN the Second by Mrs, Gore author OF Mothers and
Daughters" &c in two volumes is this day received for
sale by f. TAYLOR, Tor circulation among the sub
scrbers TO the Waverly Circulating Library. oct23
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NICHOLAS NICKLEBY, No. ls.
In The Damsel Of Darien by the author of the Yem-
assoc, Guy Rivers, &c &c.
The Adventures of Attorney in search Of Practice
by The author of Adventures Of a Gentleman OF
Horse Are Just received by TAYLOR,
oct5 Immediately east Of Gadsbys
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nlete IN one volume octave price 81 oct 10
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TINE CULTIVATORS ALMANAC and Cabinet Of
i Agricultural knowledge for the year ls40 by VIM
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mcrican Almanac) and this day received for sale Ivy
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Mayors Once, Washin ston, !

D PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that Board
Of Appeal will meet at the City Hall Monday next,
the 2sth nst and there remain from day day for ak
days successfully from O'clock A. M. o'clock r.
M and from o'clock. NJ till sunseito hear and deter
mi"e all appeals from the assessment Of the Assessors
oct asst PETER FORCE
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TNKLINGS OF ADVEN rURE, by Willis, in vols.
best edition. full bound in cloth; price for the set CO
oct 10 F. TAYLOR.
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TABLET OF MEMoRY--A Register Of Events
i from the earliest period the year 1929, being
epome OF Universal History, Biography, Chronology,
and Geography serving book for daily reference, by
William Darby, author of the Gazetteerl vol Of 332
pages full bound price so cents, published at $2) few
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NEW BOOKS.-The Canons Of Good Breeding, or
the Hand Book Of the Man of Fa hon by tbs author
Of Laws OF Etiquette, pocket volume.
Shakespeare and his Friends, novel in 3 volumes.
Just received for sale by r. TAYLOR. for ercula-
ton among the subscribers TO the Wayeey Circulating
Library oct26
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HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE & COM
IL MERCIAL REVIEW.

Monthly Periodical, ut five dollars per an
mum, payable In adyance.-This Periodical Is devot-
ed exclusively the and OF the business
community and in this respect differs in lis character
believe, from any Magazine either in this country or
IN Europe. Il is intended be literally and truly use.
FIJI work It's embrace every subject connected
with and political economy; Essays from the
ablest pens Banking, Mercantile Law, Navigation
Of each number The Merchants Magazine is also
repository for authentic Statistical info OF Trade
Commerce. Banking and the staple products Of the coun
try and the world collected from official sources, embo-
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ovrrcr 3 STREET. psrwrrs NINTH AND TENTH.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-07
Miscellaneous.
WASHINGTON, Jan 81.

WASHINGTON, Jan 81.
Mr.. BEN1ET's LETTERs-Letter No. 20.
To-day went regularly to church. In
fact, since have been in Washington, l
have been more church-gong parsonage
than it is possible 10 be in ever-b busting
New York. st. Georges Church. the
fashionable place of worship here, is situa-
ted in Presidents square, opposite the
White House. Here the venerable chief
himself. his secretaries aud all the court
end generally meet 10 worship. The
President frequently walks to church.
but to-day having his daughter-in-law with
him, he rode. This is an Episcopal church,
aud they observe the ritual of that sect
Eleven o'clock is the hour for beginning
the service-bul it is moi customary to en-
ter till half past the hour and ev'n litile
beyond that. Tho clergymen, in most of
the churches, commence business at this
hour; but, generally, they have few hear
ers till halfthrough.
During the service, observed his excel
lency well. When the clergyman prayed
that Heaven might enlighteu the Congress
of these United States, the Presiden; cough
ed considerably-probably differing in O.
pinion with the preacher. and more likely
wishing that as little light as possible might
be directed towards that troublesome body.
Mr.. Van Buren does not kneel during the
prayer, as the pious young Queen Of Eng
land does-ncither does he stand up as the
lovely young Meihodists of New York do,
whenever the Throne Of Grace is address
ed. He sits down-crosses his legs over
each other, aud looks up TO The gallery as
unfeeIingIy as a clam on the shores of
Coney Island. In ST. Georges Chapel. in
Windsor Castle, saw Victoria kneel down
assreyerently az Bishop whenever the
prayer was recired In grammar and in
godliness, Mr. Van Buren, might take pal
tern of Victoria. and improve himself in
both respects
Notwithstanding all the parties and con-
stant gaiety, am getting rather fatigned
with Washington-I want 10 he moving
again-and I should mol be surprised if /
were to return in week. After all,,here
is no place worth living in, Throughout, the
whole extent Of this country, but New
York. There we have constant variety
every day has its events and every week
its fresh catastrophe.
Since ] lss sberg, i use dat my friend
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
F. z, 1889

Prom Edgefeld C. II. to Columbia, S. C.
Leaves Edgefeld g. House Mondays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 9 A. M. and
arri es at Columbia early next morning.
Arrives a, Edge6eld Court House on
Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, at II NJ
The Augusta (Ga.) Mail arrives at Edge
field C. House Mondays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays, at half fpast5, A. NJ, and leaves
for Greenville at ., A. NJ.
Returning from Greenville to Augusta,
it arrives a, EdgetieId c. House OH Tues
days, Fridays, and Sundays, at half past
2, p. M.
The Aiken Mail arrives at Edgefel'l c.
House, Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud Satur-
days, at 9, P. NJ, anh leaves Immediately
for Greenville, S. C. Returning from
Greenville to Aiken. it arrives at Edge
field &. H Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat
urdays, a, II, P. NJ.
The Horse Mail from Edgefeld c. FL.
10 Varennes, Anderson. 5. c. leaves Edge
field at 12, Nj. on Thursday. Returning
arrives at IL, A. NJ.
The Mails are closed one hour before the
arrival ofthe Stage.
The Pos, Office is kept open on Sundays
one hour, after the arrival of the Green
vile Mail. only. NJ. FRAZIER. P. M.
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Col. Webb Of the Courier, has again bro
ken out in new place, and is ready ia
kick up row in the Wing party at the ap-
preaching election of Mayor. 1t is really.
astonishing that l cannot be absent from
New York .ahort month, but the Colonel;
tries to get his legs out Of the traces. Du..
ring his visit to England, he kept ou, Of all
scrapes as long as he was guided by my
movements, and quietly followed in my,
footsteps. The moment that went to-
France, and left him to find bis way homo
alone. at that fatal moment, he was within
au ace Of getting board and lodgings in tho
inside of al English Jail at Bristol. Now
as soon as ! am in Washington, believing
that every thing is going on we'll at New
York, | am panied to find that he is again
at his old tricks, aud is ready TO fight all
the world, and Duff Green TO boot, on the,
subject of Mayor Clark. This, among
other matters, may force me home soonae
than [ expected. No one can manage
Webb but myself. know bis PAGES, bis
temper, his trot, his points-and his wboIs
nature. know the exact hour to let him
have the whip or spur-to stroke him GENT.
ly about the whiskers-or 10 overhaul him
soundly over the broad shoulders. The
truth is, that Heaven has appointed ma
to be Van Ambureh 10 the wild animals
who conduct the Wing press of New York
-and Master Webb, one ofthe most mis-
chievous aud unlractable of these Creatures
requires the presence Of the Great AMI.
NAL Magnetism before the next clectioa
approaches TOO soon, believe l must 10
home.
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And. after all, what mighty matter is to
be effected by this bill! Under this very
compromise, the duty on salt has already
been reduced to about six cents per bushel
After the las, day Of The present year, ii
will sink still lower; and after the last day
of June, 1912, it will he reduced to about
TWO cents per bushel. Within two or at
least three years after The close of the pres
ent session, there must be general revis-
sion of the tariff, and would ask, what in
,erest, in The mean time, can suffer. by
paying The small duty of six, and affer-
wards of four or two cents per bushel OH
The importation Of foreign salt? Is this
cause sufficient TO justify the mighty ef-
forts which have been made to repeal the
duty? When ] observe these efforts of
the Senator's great mind to accomplish
an object so lriAing and inconsiderable.
they forcibly remind me of the snile of the
English poet. They resemble
ocean into tempest tost,
To wait feather, or to drown fly"
LIE, us wait for two or three years. and
incu settle this little matter in conjunc-
ton with The great question which must
then arise. 1t is not an object which
could excuse. much less justify depar-
lure from The compromise.
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,@,,,2re,etSces Wanted.

nNs or Two Apprentices to the Printing
Business. will be taken at this office.
Yonths from IA to 16 years Of age, with tol
erable English education, who can read and
yrite well, will meet with encouragement;
Hau 9, 1859 Tt
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KlaiprOEee Pink Saucers.
AA1NSA IMPROVED PINK SAUCERS
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE FOURTH VOLUME OF PIE
Engeftelu annrrtiser,
-urDnE Il rARnRnE Editor.

A<A.O1Ss'Nt
In entering upon the duties of public
Journalist, the Editor deems it neces-
sary TO make known his political prlncl-
ples. This he will do in as brief man
ner az possible. He is Of the slraitest sect
of the State Rights School of politics.
On a strict construction of the Federal
Compact, depends he believes, the value
and the very existence Of the Union. 10
promote this great object, he will labor faith
fully. and with zeal uutiring. He is op-
posed to United States Bank, believing
il TO be unconstitutional. inexpedien', dan
serous. and peculiarly oppressive TO the
South.
He is in favor Of the Independent Con-
stitutional, Treasury scheme. He believes
il TO he the safest, the cheapest. and the
most simple plan for collecting and dis
bursiug the public revenue, which has YET
been proposed. -.
His paper shall not be mere political
party sheet. Agriculture and general
literature shall meet at his hands, due
share Of attention. He will endeavor to
make judicious selections for the farmer,
and will cater for the delicate appetite OF
the lover of polite literature. In short ne
will use every exertion to make his paper
as miscellaneous, and as useful as possible.
He will publish articles on all subjects OF
interest,
.eFrom grave to gay. from lively to severe"
During the season Of business, he will
publish every week, the prices current Of
Il ond N0qlnnaiIC
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one year, and no paper discontinued until
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Any person procuring FIVE Subscribers
aud becoming responsible for the same'
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F.. Z, 1889