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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-17
ABSTRACTS OF DEPARTMENT REPORTS.
REPORT OF POSTMASTER GENERAL.

The Postmaster Generals report shows the
number of Post offices in June Both, 1856, 10
have been 1866, being an increase of 1864 in
four years. On the 30th of June there were in
operation nearly 5000 mail routes, the length OF
which is estimated at 239,642 miles, costing
S6356,474, divided as follows 20323 miles Of
railroad, 1851 steamboat, and 50.453 coach
lines, aud nearly l54: 900 miles of inferior grades
The increase during the last fiscal year was
nearly 10000 miles OF railroad, and 332 miles of
steamboat, $50 miles of coach lines, and $500
miles of inferior grades. In Nebraska and Kan.
sas 2,23S miles were added to the length Of
routes. Between the first Of July, 1852, and
July lst, 1856, the railroad service was increas-
ed lO,l77 miles, exhibiting the fact that within
that time this description Of service was more
than doubled. On the lst Of December, 1856,
the length Of railroad routes had increased 10
2l,3lO miles, and the total cost for this service
at that date amounted to S2,4O3,747. The
whole cost Of the inland service on the 1st of
July, was S6,526,Q2S.
The Secretary alIudcs 10 The Panama Railroad
Company seizirg on the occasion of the with
drawal of the steamers via Nicaragua TO force
the Department 10 pay what he considers an en-
orLitanl price across the Isthmus; and he re.
commcnds the making Of regular contract not
exceeding $4,000 per annum with that Com
pany, and contract not exceeding S2.0O0,G00
per annum via Nicaragua, or Tehuantepcc, so as
to give weekly mail between the Atlantic ports
and California"
The expenditures for the year 1856, were
SlO,405,2S6 and the gross revenue, including
annual appropriations for free mail matter,
S7,62OS2l, showing 4 deficiency Of $2,707 1000.
lie recommends the abolition of the franking
privilege and the compulsory prepayment of all
transient printed matter. Also the repeal of the
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-17

To MAKE FRUIT PIEs.-No under crust should
be made to apple or any fruit pic. 1t is always
heavy and not fit to eat. Place q narrow rim
of paste around the edge of the plate, and till
it with the fruit either raw or stewed, and
cover it. TThc juices will be retained much bet
ter, and it will save sight of flour and butter,
which is no trifing consideration in these days,
and what is of more consequence save dyspcp-
sia, which costs more. after cutting they are
taken out with spoon.
To PRESERVE Iron AND STEEL KNIVES FROM
RUST.-Procurc some melted virgin waX-the
purer the better-and rub it thoroughly over
the blades of the knives. After it has dried,
warm the knives, and having carefully removed
the wax from the surface, rub them briskly with
n dry cloth until the original polish is fully re-
stored. This will fill all the pores with the
JUNCTION and minute particles Of the wax, which
will adhere firmly, and prevent the intrusion of
water or moisture, which is the cause Of rust.
BOILED PorAroEs- Should never be covered
with dish after coming from the pot in which
they are cooked, as they will assuredly become
.soggy." Better allow them to remain in the
pot after pouring off the water placed as near
to the fire as will keep them moderately hot.
Potatoes are spoiled by tight covering over
them after boiling.
SUBSTITUTE FOR CREAM IN TEA OR COFFEE.
Beat the white of an egg to troth, put to it
very small lump of butter, and mix well.
Then turn the coffee to it gradually, so that it
may not curdlc. IF perfectly done, it, will be
an excellent substitute for cream. For tea,
omit the butter, using only the egg.
An EXCELLENT TooTH WAsH.-Thc straw
berry, if applied with brush to the teeth, will
remove the tartar more eitectually than any
dentrifice ever invented.
To CLEAN KID GLOVES OF ANY coLoR.-Take
white soap and make very thick lathcr, with
a soft brush, such as gentlemen use in shaving,
and put the glove upon the hand; cover it with
the lather and rub it of quickly with clean
flannel till it is dry. Repeat the process, until
the glove is clean, being careful that, it is done
so quickly as not to saturate the kid.
WASHING SILrERwARE.-lt seems that house
keepers who wash their silver with soap and
water as the common practice is, do not know
what they are about. The proprietor Of one
of the largest and oldest establishments in the
city of Philadelphia says that house-keepers
ruin their silver by washing it in soap suds; it
makes it look like pewter. Never put a parti-
rlp &c snar "'nnt rnnr silvnr than' it. will REGAIN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-17
Remarks of Senator Butler,
IN THE U. S. SENATE.

Called fourth by a debateS sprung upon that
portion of the Presidents Message which dis
cusses the great question between the North
and the South:
Mr.. BUTLER Mr.. President, came to the
Senate of the United States.this session with rs
firm resolve as supposed / could make for
myself-and if left TO MYSELF shound not de.
part from ito say not a single word during
the session except on business matters coming
from nv committee, and such other buiness mat
ters as were likely to be the subject of legisla-
ton by Congress; but, sir. pandor, justice, and
sense of sclf.respect forbid me to be silent up
this OCCASION, and these care considerations
which will influence the remarks ] shall make
assure the gentleman from Ohio that, as far
as can control my language, not word of
retaliation shall escape my lips; but he will
hear, perhaps, before IhaSe. concluded, what I
believe is of Importance to this conntry-in.
deed, what is of Importance in the history of
any Government Sir. there is logic in events
far beyond The opinion of any man and if the
currents put in motion by The northern mind
shall result in what has been openly avowed-
that the northern people haYe acquired such IN
asrendency over this Government by their nu.
merical strength rs to maks:it Government Of
discretion, tu be administered under the Union
and the forms of the Union, without regard to
the CONSTITUTIONAL it shall come to this, that
the northern people will undertake to say that
q STAKEHOLDER shall not be- President Of the
United Staes-if they shall practically assume
in any form Il am not particular as 10 The FORM
the attitude that, when they have strength
enough, they will elect invariably the President
and Vice President from their section, with an
avowed purpose of excluding southern citizens
from eligibility to those high Offices, The end is
manifest. What would this Union be worth
when The Constitution is violated! Will you
assume to govern every parttof the Confrderacy
by your dictation, by men, ,;elec,ed exclusively
by yourselves! When that. proposition shall
be maintained practically in eny form, in Il presi
Denial election or. otherWise-and il was as
sumed at the last election-that both the canli-
dates shall come from the North, and none from
The Soulh;-when you shall insist on dirtating
to my SECTION Of The country, so far MS regards
the distribution of the patronage of the Con-
tederacy, shall feel myself 10 be degraded
citizen of this Republic il submit TO it.
will not place my child, orthose who look up
tome, in a condition of distranchisement and