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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-03-19

ADVENTURE WITH WoLr-The Kansas cor
respondent of the st. Louis Republican tells the
following story:
A few days since, while riding in The rear of
our town, in a small ravine, through which a
streamlet takes its quiet way beneath its crystal
covering, and whose irrigation has produced tall
grasses end shrubs that make hiding place for
game, came suddenly upon large black wolf.
He was scratching Mt thin place 10 the ice, and
seemed almost famished for water. When he
saw me he started in full run for the forest in
the river bottom. kept upon his heels and
tried to ride upon him. He was almost OK.
hausted, and just as supposed he would give
out he slipped into the hollow of a largo cotton.
wood tree. stopped the hole through which
he entered, and came Duck to town and got an
axe and the dogs, and tho assistance OF Frank
Mahan and w. Palmer, and together We returned
10 cut him out.
The dogs were anxious, and we were pre-.
pared with our guns 10 receive him. When We
made large hole, about four feet from the
ground, the dogs jumped at il on the outside and
the wolf on the inside, and such barking, growl.
ing, swapping and bowling never heard before.
1t made the woods resound for great distance,
and brought several to the spot. Things con.
tinued 10 for while, and we consulted what
was best to be done. We could not shoot the
wolf through this opening without too great a
risk of shooting the dogs, for he only appeared
ut the inside while the dogs were at the outside.
We finally concluded 10 stop the hole that We
had made, and fell the tree by cutting narrow
cash around it. The tree came down a little
sooner than We expected. Frank had the axe
lifted for another stroke as it went over With q
crash The wolf, with bristlsd back and glaring
eyes, and glittering teeth, leaped at his throat
with terrible ferocity. The descending axe met
him, cleaving its skull and laying it dead at his
feet. We had no time to express our wonder
and congratulations ut his narrow and singular
escape, before our attention was called to that
which amazement, if not dread. 1t was hu.
man skeleton of medium size. and of female,
hidden in the cavity of lhe tree. lts posture
was erect, and the bones were held together by
a kind of plear integument, that seemed to Gov.
er, like transparent skin, the entire frame.
The jar of the felIed treo severed several of the
joints, and we drew them all out and placed them
again in form. The proportions were perfect and
the limbs Notwithstanding cantour, when in
flesh, of perfect symmetry. Who could II have
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-03-19

ACARD.-The undersigned takes this method
of correcting the mistaken Impressions of some
in regard to the sale Of the Greenvle Noun
taineer 10 the Southern Patriot. 1t has been
referred to us transaction in which the under
signed was a party. This is erroneous. He had
nothing to do with it. The Mounlaineer was
never his property in whole or in sny part, nor
had he any agency in its various sales and trans
fers. His only connection with it was editorial
and temporary. The truth is, the Mountaineer
was sold by the mortgagec of the concern, and
that 50 suddenly, the editor was cut off from
saying good bye to his readers. He did not
care to interfere in mere business transaction.
where his own principles and motives were not
concerned, and i'm which he had no interest, and
he has no desire to do 40 now. His only object
il TO have the matter truly understood as one in
which he took no part whatever.
q. T, TOWNS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-03-19

PEACE News IN RussIA.-Ths New York
Journal of Commerce, Of Friday, Is in the re.
ceipt of reliable private intelligence, from ST.
Petersburg, TO the lnt Of Februay, which says
that al. classes have become reoonoed to pence.
The feeling of hatred to the English is still vic,
lent. The war has developed the resources of
Russia, and it is thought she will be stronger in
every particular than when the struggle CON-
menced.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-03-19

PosroFFIcE CHANGEs-A new Postoffce has
been established at Jameson, Orangeburg Dis
trict, in this Stale, and Andrew Inabinet ap-
pointed Postmaster.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-03-19

been that TINS p~rished years aes fn The sin
forest and how came her death In thi. sisasD
place were queries that wsrs imusdktsiy -
xssted; Cesld II have been sosse matdsa, w.
Ike the bride 10 the Nis,Ists Reueh," had ees.
eeated herself from bsr leyss IN Dc heast or the
old tree, and become fastsned u 81 as4 dssA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-03-19

The overseer on tho plantation Of NJ. J.ha
B. Lampkin, iu Hancock esunty, Mi.s, wss kiE.
led by one Of the negroes, : few days sines.
The murderer dragged the body soms di..anse.
and cut off both his hand'. He thea started
for the house Of Mr. L., and met .. the dsof
Mrs. Lampkin, and told her With IN oath that
he had killed the overseer and intended TO kin
her, At the same time drawing revolver. As,
Lampkin vas DIX In bed, unable 70 ri.s. M,.
L. ran into the house and 70. double bsrfel
Gun, and told the negro il be movsd foo. shs
would shoot him, and kept him standing 10 tha
yard until she sent for some Of The nsighboes.
They soon came 70 her assistance, caught Ne
negro and hung him.
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JUN b 1856. s.
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CONNER U.IAL, C OIiLEC T, s
: COLUMBUS. o.. 80
Ehe most u Borough and slsFicItCzIl 0n1tt
B a sfiS7 ilitsf ~ EAE. ftE'i

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For ButI al rtglents 81 Book
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7,yE -LADTEs' DEPARTMENT.
III. ALLEN, Ill. D.,
2resi'lentof Farmers College.
LoRIN ANDREWS,

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To Young men WHO wish acquire "Busiaess EdTcn
tom" we think it affords facilities very seldom cquaied
Mr. GRANGER the qualifications of Theoretical knoW
ge and aptucss teaching, added to practical Counting
Room exrcrCnce feel confident that graduates from
College i he fully competent to keep the most c""f
rdtsH EtQ' Books.
]. J. JANNEY, Sccy Board OF Control, State Bank of
J. F. PAlAI, Book Keeper at d. II. Woodbury'S
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Ii. z. MILLS, Scc'y Columbus Gas and CoSe Co:
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Ray-For full particulars, send for circular.
GR1NGER IL ARMSTRONG, b..
f.4-tv pr4pretors.
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FOUNDRY PIG IRON
IN TONS LonacoHing Foundry frUn, Tor aesiy3 tls,
e1h ais9 GAL. x co. Voter 81
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chaugeiof Time.s
OS md after Tuesday, Aug. SIS, until further notice.
" Trains vii be run Us follows excePtedl
GOING NORTH.

GOING SoUTII-The slGA N. Train will connect Mt San
Chicago nie cypress on M souern Division C. T. Road
ShyIbt Junction with Cincinnati Express from Ccvg AZ
Mansfield Junction with DAY Express from Pittsburgh, anu At
Newark with tle East and West Trains on the Central Ohio
The sop NJ. Train will connect saudnsky with steam
ny CITY Detroit; at NfOnroeyie with western Train
Fran on e. fS sGStiSn E @ si
1ell Junction at 80 p NJ with Fast train ON o. : T. r. r.
Pittsburgh, and ut Newark with East aud West Night
GOING NORTIIlThe s:26 # Train will close
Newark with Mail Train from Bellalr on e. O. r.
r.; Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittshnrgh at
cieveianl buffalo and New York, and sionroevtle with
Nail EeP on C. 1 road t. S %s5. GfTS4 from
the East CenIht Ohio Roat ut Mansfield Junction with
F9li SE o Ds SseS
Express for Toledo and Chicago and at SanduSky with the
steamer Say o''' o' Ds''0' anu j. X EoD1SsoN, sap
allMSHBRIcANs AND WESTERN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE. OF RoATs.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & SllEbOYGAN!
Touching Mt intermediate Ports.
POTON1z a @,
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b J7IF f. e. z1A.2-IO,
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- ~ I14FLR HlllSlfIiSGt.s.
Ohm H. THOMPSON III Main street, is now
81 portion OF his Spring stock Of Wni for PoFs
tIiIs, he &c.s Prteesnsoderate lmlL4S =
SH0NssNWINIOONY S
"A HANDSOME SHOW with Glass of large sze
20 ssit, nearly na good as neE--tss sac
cbeap'b g ,5,.yy..bS
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Great Northern and, Southern Mail RCuie
FOR NORTHERN, sOuTlIEEN AND WESTERN
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$50 LIE rs 'aliPsF Berries. tssa y IL LOGAN co.
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BARD0TTE'SL WoRM SUGAR aRoPs,sc
pleasant and r4cacouS remedy for Worms II children
IA Pat mp tie form. CT ue candy, avoiding iSs gree
,.ble taSte Of vetntfe generally Price Is box.
,.s, sgiA by hsn5s = II. LoG4 a.. 8 G9..
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ElavCrtng Extracts
4 on Jcies, Pastries, Creams, Putdrs, etc ETC.,
g For sale by n t. Ii. LOGAN eco. e4-sst
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nj ACAULAYfs HISTORY or ENGLAND, volumes thles
NJ aud -Four.
.ILSO-Couplete sets of the Work, for sale by
fElHfTE pEc5tl, JOHN II. THOMPSON
lang Nm / in stre
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01
Read what people say of DR.. Webber's Invig
Grating Cordial


hHR. Hiram c. Fullerton of North Beach says;
lVt at has been to me more than can tell you
in such low at one time that fearful would
commit suicide had no appetite, a trembling weakness
in the limbs very exciable; vague dread. night
sweats and general debility in the morning, and before
had taken half bottle OF your Cordial felt calmness
strength of mind and holy had not felt for years
write this for the benefit of Others"
Capt. X. Meakin, of the ship Eureka, says:
"Your elixir seemed to reanmate me, and eer months
of weakness and mbeciliy caused by and indu
gence, seemed the poetry and exuberance
youth.'
lady writing, exclaims:
"You may well call your elixir blessed remedy 1t has
been indeed 10 me, for from ndeinuble weakness
suffered for months, it has given strength spirits and
health.n
Rev. James Brewster, of Nevada, says:
'Three wreiched Miners last week. tried Dr. Webbers
1nvigorating Cordial and the effect snguarly graft
fying One really living skeleton in appearsnee
emacated weak had semweekly attacks of chills fever
trembling and ague, and one bottle and half entirely re
stored him to health and and strength Another, j. Baker
had been in the mines, become from exposure and dis
ease, dreadfuy langud, eneryated and weak, and
bottle restored him.
This is sold, price, S. two for IS, only I64-bt
very careful of the right number-6i Washington street
San Francisco in Stockton by j. Rosenbaun, Centre
In Sacramento, by Harvard Co. and I'd street, anC
cor J and 9th sts. Junel5-tf
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTITUTE.

NR. L. J. CZAPKAY wonld call attention to the fol-
- lowing maladies, in the treatment of which he guar
antees Diseases of The Brain, such Epilepsy
Apoplexy Rushing Of Blood TO the Head, Inflammation
of lis different tissues Parsia and complete Paralysis and
Insanity, und all Functional Derangemen guch Loss
of Memory, Aversion of Society," hisanhropy: 1imidy,
Nervous Excitement from slight causes, Self Dstrust,
Giddiness, Headache Ringing in the Ears Confusion OF
Ideas, Love of Solitude, Optical Illusions Disturbed
sleep and incapabity for labor and study Also in dis
eases of the Lungs and air passages such as Iubucuar
disease Consumption, Pneumonia inflammation OF the
Lupgs, Pleuritus Peurisy, Asthma humoral spas
modc, Bronchitis, Laryngs and all forms of Catarrhal
affections Also reases of the Liver Congestions of the
LIVER Assesses of Liver. Calculi in the GALL Bad
its functions, s1ch Panama fever Bilious fever and
intermttng fever and the consequences which these
disorders leave behind.
Also diseases of the Stomach such as Gasris or in
hammation of the stomach Entertes or Inflammation OF
the bowels Dyspepsia in all its FORMS which destroy the
appetite and digestion, Flaterencies Dysentary and
Diafrhoea. Also Diseases of the Kdueys and other
of urine. Albuminuria commonly known as Brighls
disease. In this complaint the ply sclan and patient
do not oenmes suspect the presence OF the disease u
til too late. The most common symptoms are general
indisposition, with dropsica sweings. Calcuil in the
Kidneys, ureers Bladder, Enurises or Inaollty 10
retain the urine Cystits Inflammation Of the Bladder
and all other disorders of the urinary organs Also dis
rties of the Menses, when excessive. detective, sup
pressed irregular Prolapsus or falling OF the womb
Stery Oveean Dropsy, and other diseases OF the parts
In the treatment of the above dseases the Doctor has
many remedies and guarantees perfect cure in all
cases. or the money will be returned.
All consultations (by letter or oiherwise) free
Address DR. L. J. CZAPKAY, San Francisco.
9ua
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01
San Francisco Advertisements.
Dr.. j. G.. Young.
Corner Montgomery and California streets,
Over Wells, Furgo Co.'s Express Office,
SAN FRANCISCO.

Corner Montgomery and California streets,
Over Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express Office,
SAN FRANCISCO,
the Pioneer advertising Physician of California and
! the only one who received Collegiate Medical Fdu-
catio,la land is better Qualified 10 treat and has cured
of Private Disease than any other physician
Fer reference all of the papers throughout the State
Constitutional Debility, or Eminal Weakness.-Dr
Young addresses those who have injured themselves by
private or improper indulgences in that secret and so
iary habit which ruins the body and mind, uniting them
for either business society The following some
of sad and melancholy effects produced by early habit.
YOUTH viz: Weakness of the Back ard Inb bs pain in
The head. dmness OF sight, loss Of muscular powe., pal
Datton of the heart dyspepsia nervousness rraabiliy
arrangement of the digestive functions, general debility
symptoms ofconsumption. &c.
MksTALLY the fearful effects the mind more 10
be dreaded. Loss of Memory. confusion of Ideas depres
sion of Spirits evil forbodngs aversion 10 society, self
dsstrus love of solitude, midiy, &c of the
evils produced
All persons who afflicted with any of the above
symptoms should not fail to call Dr. Young and be
restored to perfect health. Let false delicacy
prevent you but apply immediately, and yourself
from the dreadful and awful consequences of this terrible
malady.
Weakness Of the Organs Immediately cured and full
vigor restored, DIR. J. C. YOUNG,
corner California and Montgomery streets upstairs
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01
GREAT BLESSING TO MANKIND
Innocent but Potent.

DR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S PROPHlLACT1CUN
IL (SetDiSinfeeting AGENT preventive
against Gonorrhoea and SyphlItic Diseases, and an
unsurpassed remedy for all Veneral Scrofulous
Gangrenous and Cancerous Z lcers oetd,discharges
from Vagina, uterus snd ureIhra, and ali cutaneous
Eruptions and diseases, FOR SALE AT DR..
L. j. CZAPKAY'S Office, Armory Hall, corner Of
Sacramento and Montgomery sts., San Francisco.
As iRnoculaion is preventive against Small Pox,
SO is DR.. }. L. CZAPKAYS Propbilacticnm pre-
rentivs against syphiitical & Gonorrhoeal diseases
harmless in ITSELF it possesses the power Of chemi
eally destroying the syphilitic virus. and thereby
saving thousands from being infected by the most
oathsome of all diseases. Let no young man who
appreciates health be without Dr. Czapkays Pro-
philactcum. 1t is in very convenient packages and
win be found convenient to use. being used as a
soap That disease can be prevented by the use
of proter agents is well established fact, as
hat they can be cured after the erestabiishment This
principle which is now universally recognized, was
received even before the days of Jenner, the dts
eoverer of vaccination in 1896, and its multiplied
benefits ever since have received, as they deserved
the attention of the medical faculty: 1t was in
pursuit of thus branch Of the medical science that
br. L. J. Czapkay fortunately made the discovery
.f,he PRorErLAcr,cUA wt; Ii for the prevention Of
Lyph iltie Gouorhnl, Cancerous and CutaSeeu
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01
THIS GREAT
WARRANTED REMED1 3
Is PI.RElY AEXETARIE

Beware of Counterfeit The exten sve sale Of this won
derfsl medicine has already caused
to palm of the unsuspecting spurious COMPOUND
closely resembling the Original Be particuareto bu,
none without the written signature of A. Pareira NJ D.
the outside wrapper of each bottle All others coun
eret and their compounders will be punished with thu
utmost rigor of the law.
Price-THREE DOLLARS per Bottle. For sale by D
Babcock, sole Agent for California Oregon and the Sand
wich Islands to whom all orders must be addressed
liberal discount made to Wholesale dealers.
D. BABCOCK. Wholesale Druggist,
81. II Davis street, an Francisco
LIST OF AGENTS.-Dr. JOHN LARK Nevada: Rice
CefIn & Co Marysville; B. X. Sarkweather Stockton
W, H. Bruner, Sonora Benz. Shurtlef Shasta; Child
Worthen Placerville Drug Store, Plaeerve; JustiI
Gates, Jr Sacramento city; DR.. r. w. Carr Downeve
Dr. w II. Gatli Yreka; Dr. j. B. Winston Los Angeles
whealey Morse San Diego; George L. Story Port land
Oregon
Nevada, January 4, ls5G-3m
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01
Ma PIONEER NURSERY , a
SA ALAMEDA, &
Exchange and Banking Notice.
LEVELS & TRANSIT INsTRuME NTs
SAN FRANCISCO. Januarv

SAN FRANCISCO, January l, s56
TNHF undersigned have entered into CO. partner
J. ship, for the purpose of trans acting legiti-
mate Exchange and Banking business, under the
name and style of GARRISON, MORGAN,
FRETZ 4 RALSTON, in rhis city, and CHAS.
MORGAN & co. in New York.
The cash capital paid in is seven hundred thou
sand dollars ($T00000
An amount will be kept in the Manhattan Bank,
New York, at all times, to cover our bills in of
loss of any shipment of treasure
We now prepared to sell sight Exchange on
the Manhattan Bank, or Charles Morgan s. Co.,
New York; also on the Manhattan Bank, made
payable, viz: at the Southern Bank, New Orleans,
La; Messrs. Darby. & Barksdale Bankers, Saint
Louis. Mo-, Southern Bank of Kentucky, Louisville,
KY, Ohio Life insurance and Trust Co. Cncin-
nat Ohio, Merchants and Manufacturers Bank,
Pittsburgh, Pa, to purchase Gold Dust, Bars. Bull
lion, Mint and Bank Certificates, approved securi-
ties, make collections and to transact all matters
pertaining to business on the most ibers terms
e. K. GARRISON,
CHAS. MORGAN,
by his attorney G. K. Garrison
RS. FRETZ,
January 4-1m W. RALSTON
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01

PLACERVlI14E, May 2S, 1855.
nR. J. G. YOUNG-Dear Sir: Words cannot express
the gratitude feel is due you rthe benefit have
received from your truly invaluable rourse of treatment
OF my case while prescribeing for think cannot
justify myself without giving this small token of nv
thankfuness and esteem you been the means of
saving my lle and restoring ME that health which
had so long despaired of again enjoying had for long
time -four years. been troubled with that most dreadful
scourage of yound people, seminal weakness or nocturnal
emissions which so weakened me both body and mind
that was Obliged to give up mining altogether con-
suited one OF the best physicians ESQ called jim the
tain districts, and after careful examination of my case
he gave me medicines. continued under his treatment
Tor three months without receiving any benefit in fact
grew worse from week to week. until got discour-
aged and asked him for his opinion. told him not 10
fear to tell me the whole truth, for should rather know
the worst at once than to live in suspence had lost
about thirty pounds of esh and knew that he at least
could not cure and as was then going on death must
count me as of its victims This physician then
told that was ncurabe that better not take
more medicines. He said was in decline which
was fast tending to pulmonary consumption.
then desired of obtaining any relief and saw that
unless something done TO mitigate the complaint that
should be numbered with the dead, what is worse be
a ravng maniac. Happening TO one of your books
the POCKET 1Escuapus. L made up my mind at once to
call and consult you with the determination trying once
more to get relief II you would undertake the case Oh
how thankful am for that determination commenced
taking the medicines prescribed by you and am now,
through their healing powers restored TO perfect health
shall not fall to recommend you 10 any of my friends
that require assistance for that
bad as mine was disease that flesh is heir
to- if ethere is life enough system build upon
Rec i've my most sincere and heartfelt thanks and
teem. TDec. n s. w. REIGHLEA
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-01
IMPORTANTTO MINERS
TRAVELLERS &c

THERE is malady OF deeper importance either in
medical or moral poinl OF view to which the human
family is more liable thnn that arising from impure
nectiohs.
As Medical man il is the duty OF every physician to
look ut disease it affects health and life and his sole
object should be TO mitgate far lies in his power
the bodily suffering Human nature at best is but frai
all are liable 10 misfortune,
OF all the ills that affect man more terrible
than those of private nature Dreadful it in the
person who contracts it, ghlful favages upon
his constitution, ending frequently in destruction
loathsome grave it becomes of still greater importance
when it is transmitted to innocent offspring Such being
the case how necessary it becomes that having
the least to fear that they have coHtraced the
disease should attend TO it at by consulting
physician, whose respectaby and education enables
him to warrant safe speedy, and permanent cure In
accordance with this necessity, Or. YOUNG feels called
upon TO state that by long study and extensive practice
he has become perfect master of all those diseases which
come under the denomi nation OF venerea and having
paid more attention TO that branch than any other
physician in the United States, he feels himself better
qualified 10 treat them.
Syphilis in all Its forms, such as Ulcers, Sweng7in
Inc Grolns Ulcers in the Throat. Secondary Syphilis
Culaneous Eraptions Uceratons, Turtuury Syphilis Sy
phis in Children Mercureal Syphtlitic Affections Con
orrhea, Gleet Structures, False Passages inflammation
the Bladder aid PROSTATE Glands, Excavations Tumors
Postues, &c. are as familiar TO him the most COM
mon things of daily observation.
The Doctor effects cure in recent cases In few days
and finds no difficulty in curing those of long DURATION
without submitting the patient to such treatment will
draw upon him the slightest suspicion, obige him TO
neglect his business whether within doors or Without
The diet need not be changed except cases of
inflammation Ther9 in California patients amounting
proof ihs but these matters that require tho ut
most secrecy, which he always preserves.
All letters enclosing $40 viii be promptly attended to-
OCce hours from A. NJ. to P. NJ Address
&c. YOUNG, Nj. D., Express Building
Corner OF Montgomery and Californn streets over
Wells, Fargo Co.'S express Departments