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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-02

KEEP Your MOUTH SHUT DURING CoLD
WEATHER-ln the Journal Of Health, Dr. han
advises every person who goes into The open alr
from n warm apartment to keep the moulh smut
while walking or riding. He says; ;, -
before you leave The room bundle up wen
gloves, cloak, comforter, shut your NOUN oe'
fore YOU open the street door, and keep II Fesn'
Iu,rIy closed until you have walked br'skly Tor
some ten minutes; then you keep on w"lKl"s'
or have reached your home, you may 'a'K Us
much us you please. Not su doing, many a
heart once Apply and young now lies In Inc
church yard, that might haye been young ana
happy still. But how? If you Keep your
mouths closed and walk rapidly, the air can only
reach the lungs by circuit OF tho nose aI'a
beud, and becomes warm before reaching t''e
lungs, aud causing no arrangement; but II you
CONVERSE, large drafts of air dash directly IN
upon The lungs, chilling the whole frame almost
instantly The brisk walking throws the olood
10 the surface of the budy, thus keeping up, IL
vigorous circulation, making cold impossible
if You don't get iuto cold bed too quick nile'
YOU gel hume. Neglect of these 6r'ngs slcknes,
and premature death to mulltudes every year.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-02
VOL. xxI..--NO. ~.

STABsiNG AEFAs.--Tbs Augusta Constitu.
tionali"t Of the 9th ul., says, A difficulty took
place. on Saturday. nignt last, at u house of
doubtful repu,e, occupied by one Julia Bradley,
stuated in that part of the city known as Canaan.
beyond the second level of the Augusta Canal,
kstween man by the name os Ihaaes Cooper
and Freeman Johnson, which resulted In Coop
'er's getting dangerously cut and stahAed in tfe
head, neck and shoulder. johnson w,,s, shartlr
after The occurrence, urre-ted by police officers
Ramsey and Byrd, and comnit.sd 10 Jail foY
further examination.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-02

ADVICE To THE GIRLs.-lr. Bssawax, n ,hla
admirable Essay on Domestic EpoRamy, y talks.
TO young ladies' after this fashion, 81 Girla, do
you want to get nar'ied-and d. you want
good husbands! If so. eeass 10 aqt ike faals.
ffIeSds skat y5d aFe.hot 50''gad % S"is:
YOU 90 shopping never take your mother With
You to carry The bundles-Don't be afraid TO be
seen in the kitchen cooking steak"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-02

BIBLES IN TURKEY.-A box Of New Testa.
ments in Turkish, that were TO be shipped ~
Thessalo" leu, were recently saHt from The Bible
depot in Constanlinople 10 the custom house.
As they were books, some copies had to be
sent to the government pensor TO be examined
before they could pass. They soon came back
with the government seal On the first blank leaf
authorizing their free circulation in Turkey,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-02

TRR GREAT FIRES AT MAcAo-We learn by
the China Mail that two large fires broke out On
the 4,h and 9Th Of January, al Macao. and de-
siroyed the greater portion of the Chinese town.
including the bazaar. Upwards Of 1000 houss>
are .aid 10 have been destroyed, and prspss'y
lost 10 the extent of more than miilion doliats.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-02
WASHINGTON, March n.

80 WASHINGTON, March M,
KANSAS AFFAIRs-A gentleman just. arrived
from Kansas repass that Gove,nor Shannon. ia
returning from Washington, was ooepicd twelve
days in reaching the border of the Territory
from St. Louis, liz consequence of tie ob*irae,
tion to navigation by The ice. He was tt.rss
full days detained on The river bank The
State Legislature had assembled before the
Governor rsashcd tho place Of meeting, and ou,
says he has no doubt, judging frum
the information he obtained there. that before.
now the officers Of the new government, had
been arrested by the Federal authorities.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-02

THE New York Express says that Garrison
and other friends of freedom" have issued
call for convention in that city,to meet N May
next, 4 to dispute :he divine authority of the
Holy Scriptures" What next will these lana
tics seek 10 abolish?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-02

CAurros.-~John McRae, President OF the
Bank of WiImi iugton, has issued The following
card to the public: ..,,r.
by line destruction Of the car of Adams En-
press Company, on The Portsmouth Railroad
the 10Th inst, considerable amount OF blank
impressions, or unsigned blank notes, of The
denominations of $40 and $5, of the Bank OF
Wilmington, have been scattered, some OF them
partially burned. The public are cautioned
against taking any Of such NOTES without sigma
lures. or with forged signatures. Any person
detected in the attempt to pass any OF the above
notes " i'll be prosecuted"
Tue Richmond Despatch states that large
numbers of these bills ure in the possession ol
nartie, in that city, and that some of them have
actually been passed into circulation. op'
MERCHANTS would dq we'll 70 be on their guard
--Caro!inian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-02

The United States Senate hare confirmed The
nomina,ions Of George Butler, Esq, OF South
Carolina. TO be Indian agent for the Cher"kee.'
and Michael T.. Simmons, Of Washington Terri
ttey, Is Hs thu lndisn Agent oS that 1esE'IaFt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-02
" Act well your part
There all the honor lies"

Brr LAND SPEcuLAToRs,-An affidavit has
becn sent out from the Land Office bureau re-
quiring all those who entered lands at the redu.
ced price of twelve and half cents per acre to
swear I" that they are now in the occupancy OF
said land, and.h" cultivated n portion of it )"
and also rorobqraling affidavit has to be made
by some friend of the person who entered the
land, stating that he knows him to be the iden-
,ieal person who enlered said land, and that he
is and has been residing on saiq land" This
regulation completely upsets The CALCULATIONS of
pnr,ies who entered these lands for speculative
purposes only who, though they were under
the impression that they could make the affidavit
in the first place, cannot find it in their con-
sciences to swear TO those now sent opt by the
Department az necessary to the perfpr'lpn OF
their titles 1t is said bill is to be sent to Con-
rress which will provide fur rcfunding money
to those who have purchased lands OF this char
meter III, d cannot comply with the requirements
Of the Department.-LouisviIle Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-23
Mtnnssosa about 80 Ask AdMissaon
as = Nsate.


q state.
We learn from Washington that Minnesota
viii take the initiatory steps for admission
into the Union at this session OF Congress.
through her Delegate, Mr.. Rice.
The Chicago Press says: We presume that
only the southern portion of the territory
will be embraced In the limits Of tue ne "
State, which include the great bulk of its
population, and the people as By almost uni
versal consent, are in favor OF dividing it
into two States, the line Of division to run
east and west. Ultimately, however, we
think there ought 70 be four States 10 Min
nesotn. It's area embraces lI6,o0 square
miles, and division into four parts would
give to each A. 900, amply sufficient to make
a good sized State. In the course of anoth-
er year two might be organized, each with q
population sufficient to form representa-
tive district upon the present basis "a little
over ninety thousand. The present popn-
lation Of the territory is said to be 100, 900,
and before this time next year it will have
swelled to nearly or quite two hundred
thousand. We hope, therefore, that in es-
tabltshing the boundaries of the new State
it win not be SO large as to preclude
the organization Of two or three States
hereafter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-23

DaowSKD--George, son 81 the late Festus
Cunning, was drowned At Lawrence, Van
Baren county, the 4th instant. He went out
skating on the Des Moines River, and had
proceeded bat few rods when he sunk uu-
der the ice. After faithful search Of ,wo
hours BY the citizens, his body was found .
short distance from where be sunk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-23

me PEsssfLsAsiA.--ThIs splendid line.
oi-bassle ship, the pride OF our navy at the
time she was launched, is rotting a. the dock
at Norfolk. The Navy Department propose
70 cut OF her upper deck, lengthen her, and
make propeller Of her. The capacity Of
the .Psnnsyisania may be judged from The
iacs tna' she can carry six months provis-
ions and water Tor twelve hundred men. and
heavier armament than any other vessel
in the navy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-23

c. Tbs De Witt Cintoniaa announces
the death Of Hon. EN-. Wright, on the sth
inst. Hs vas elected in August to repre-
seDt the Counties Of Clinton and Cedar in
the lows Legislature, but never took hi. seat
His disease vas typhoid fever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-23

EvHo~ell Cobb, Of Ga, has book that
soon to appear, which treats upon the sub
jest OF Slavery. lie takes the ground that
ms right, supported by the Bible, and all
ssA~s- Aad y-s Copo is one of the most mod
efase and steady going of the Black Dem
oeracy OF the Soc,h.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-23

LT-At recent she oting match in Swits-
eriand, the First prize wAs awarded 10 q
teasg lady, beauty Of the county, daugh-
ter OF . Bernese couucilman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-23
Affatrs ~ Calt1ovoba.
Correspondents az In n. u fines.l

BIDffvspcHucDre w - AlMW.l
san FHAxclsco, Nov. -.
The principal topic or covsesation sincs
the arrival Of the 10Th October 0teener IRON
New York, has been the PsnaylvsniA eaec.
ton. The Democracy, Of course, were higAN
ly elated. The of6ceholders, before the news
arrived, had begun topack their trunks, pre-
paratory to leaving their sung Federal
berths, and scarcely now "believe in their
Senses" as they congratulate each other on
changers past" Indeed, they must feel
some as feels cnlprit ut the gallo~s, who
hears his reprieve read just rs he 10 about
to be swung Of.
Our own election astonishcd every body.
All conceded that the vote Of California
would be cast for Buchanan, except . few
Know Nothing leaders, who clnimed It for
Fillmore, but no one expected his plurality
would be 80 great. Buchanan will have l6,-
over Fillmore, while the vote OF Col. FREE
mont will not exceed 10000 out OF the lO4,-
votes of the State. The fact 10 indispatabie
that California is about ns much Southern
State in feeling as Virginia. Besides, FIRE.
mont lost 10 to 900 votes alone from the
fact that he was looked upon as land mo-
nopolist. In Msriposa, in which county his
great mining lands are principally situated,
he only received Is out Of some 2, 700 votes.
In Mercer, which covers part of these
lands, he got only Two votes Both the
Buchanan and Fillmore electioneerers harp
cd upon this single string Of land monopoly
in every gulch and canon OF the State I'M
ill thousands Of miners were made to be-
lieve that their only salvation lay in the de-
feat Of 'the Lord OF Mariposa,' - he was call
ed. And this, too, whom thousands Of them
have been for the past Eve years amassing
wealth from these very lands without let or
hindrance-an even respectable villages
have sprung up in various sections Of the
tract, the proprietors Of which have never
been asked to pay dollar for the privileges
they have usurped. Fremont, we believe,
never visited Mariposa but once. Person
ally be was unknown to the people OF that
section. But it is q noticeable fact that in
San Francisco, Santa Clara, Santa Barbara
and Los Angeles, where he is well known,
his vote is very large, and Fillmore is out
Of the race.
In the Assembly the Democrats will have
forty or Fifty majority, and in the Senate
there will be eighteen Democrats to fifteen
Opposition. Thus you will sec the Demo-
Gratis will elect this session, both the U. 8.
Senators, unless family squabblcs, ~ in the
Inst year, shall pre-ent. There ARE about .
dozen aspirants for the nantes Of Gwin and
Weller, and Of course no one Gun say who
will succeed. Brodcrick is pretty certain
to get one, and DR.. Gwin fully expects the
other.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-23

VOTE ON THE SLAVE TRApE.--On the 18th
IN the House Etherijge Of Tenn. submitted a
resolution to the effect that tina. BODY re-
gsrded all suggestions for q revival CT the
slave trade rs shocking TO the moral senti-
ments, and stigmatizing the traffic a. horrid
and inhuman. The rules were suspended,
the previous question moved, aud the reso-
luton passed, l52 to 81. A very few Of
'hose voting No said they were opposed to
the revival Of the trade, but voted az aims,
the resolution because they considered it i'll
timed. Orr, Of South Carolina, tried to
break the fall by the substitution Of a milk
and-water resolution, bu, was unsuccessful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-23

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-23

n gentleman rluing In an Eastern RAILROAD
car, which Nas rather scarcely supplied with
passengers, observed, in seat before him.
a lean, slabsided Yankee; every feature of
his face seemed to ask a question, and lit
tie circumstances coon proved that he possess
ed more '.inquiring mind" Before him,
occupying the entire seat, sat q lady dressed
in deep black, and after shifting his position
several times, and maneuvering to get an
opportunity to look into her face, he at
length caught her eye
SIN affection ?"
"Yes sir,n responded the lady.
"Pa-rent Father or mother r''
''No, SIR
s'Child, perhaps boy or girl?"
"No, sir, not child have no chill.
dren."
Husband, then, expect ?"
"fes," was the curt answer.
"llum - cholera pa tradin' man may
be-"
"My husband Was u scattering man--the
captain Of vessel; he didn't die OF cholera,
be was drowned.'
sob, drowned, Ell % pursued the inquisi.
tor, hesitating for brief instant.
.sSave his chist?"
"les, the weasel WAS saved, and my hus-
bands ehects," said the widow.
"Was they" asked the Yankee, his eyes
Frightening up.
/ s'pious man S''
"He was = member OF the Methodist
church,
The max, question was little delayed, bu.
il came.
"Don't you think you have great cause
to be thankful that he was pious man and
saved his chisi -
81 do" said the widow, abruptly, and
turned her head to look out of the window.
The interchangeable spump" changed his DO.
sision, held the widow by his glittering eve
once more, and propounded one more qnery,
On little lower tone, with his head slishtly
inclined forward, over the back the seat
WAS you calculating to get married again 20
"sH," said the widow, indignantly, ssyou
are impertinentw And she left her seat
and took another, on the other side Of the
car.
spears to be little huffyr' said the
inehaoic bore, turning TO our narrator behind
him.
"wha, did they make you pay for tina,
nmbrel you've got in you hand 70
HORACE GKgELEY.-Ths gentleman leo.
tured on Thursday evening last, at Whining.
ton, DEL, upon 'sRsform and keformers -
The Delaware Rrnubiiron snvs.
"ie observed that he did not look upon
the world in the same light that be did some
twenty years ago. Ills confidence IN the ad.
vance Of reform, or any rapid progress to.
! ward perfectibility, had been greatly shaken
, From his remarks we infer he hAs no Longer
/, any faith in the doctrines OF Fourisrism, So
|, clalism or Communism, as he observed tina,
although II might be shown that persons
could live cheaper by association, it was i'd,
, to recommend that mode Of living, as III,
people were aserse TO it, lie has becom,
more atilitarisn or practical 10 his ideas, aut
did not seem disposed to dwell on aay schem.
for the ameliorution Of evils that could moi
be adapted to the views or necessities IL tn,
people at this time.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-23

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-23

DR. EAps.-This individual has issued an
address to his party friends, in which be en-
deasors to exculpate himself from all
charges, and charging improper official con.
duet upon others
1ov- crimes has made communication 20
The Senate, in answer to a resolution. in
winch he disposes Of all the poin,s made 10
the Doctors defence, and in his charges up.
ON him, IN q complete and crushing manner.
We shall make q synopsis Of both papers,
probably.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-23

HAD TnEs IL ViRcINIA.-The Virginia
papers represent very close times there, and
the tax othcers and great difficulty in collect
ing the revenue. The crops were heavy las,
year,snd prices high. Expenditure was con-
ssqusntiy lavish, something like the same
state OF things being anticipated this season.
/. But the crops, instead, are light, even the
oysters OF the eastern shore being drug in
market. Money is scarce and sher,fFs busv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-23

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