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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20

REPORT ON SPERM
Il TS'F published by the HOW RD ASSOCIATION.
j Philadelphia, a Report SperInatorrncea,
Seminal Weakness ItnpP@ten7ee the Vie Of Oman
ism, NIasurbaton, Self Abuse and other Diseases
and dcccptious Of Quacks, and valuable advice to
the Afflicted by GEO. r. CALHOUN, NJ. d.. CON
tSULTING SURGEON of the ASSOCIATION,
benevolent Institution, established by special en-
dowIncnt, for the relief of the sick and distressed
afflicted with g Viruicnt and Epidemic Diseases
copy OF this Report will bcsent bvnail Gin seal.
ed envelope,) FREE OF CHARGE, on the receipt
of two STAMPS for postage. Address GEO. r.
CALHOUN, No. .. South NINTH St. Philadelphia,
Pa. TAPril 26, l556.--6m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20

T T. BLESSING.
Would respectfully aHnounce to he . .aas ss
he has now on hand and will continue t" b supp
with tho --latest novelties of each Successive
comprising, in part
CONFECIICEARIES, of the choicest varieties
FINE e'AN i]Y TOY JELLY C4 ISi",:,.o
RON a0SS. GUM, CORDIAL. LhaVI .-,;,-s
CHOCOLATE. AND FkLLi IL'"' -
ROSE, VANILLA AND BURNT AiaU - Tr7r
FRENCH AND EXPLODING siI y i ! n 10 -.
AIso, all the common yarrtics-ail "i Mhts1 I.r,
cold at low RI, tcs at his Genie ctinnary
adjoining H. L. Eby & Sons Family Gr9gg[! " ,bs
he has JUS; received FRUITS AND NUS % '''
latest importation. such
ORANGES. LEMONS, RAISlNS,
FIGS, PRIMES. CITE0NS, Ct hh3 fNf6S
SOFT AND PAPER SIIELI.tD A Al;
FILBERTS, cocoa. CEE.SA
AID GROUND Nj Is, %Sce1corS
also 'roYS AND F!.NCI G oOS9.
of every kind and from Parts OF al! huHpe' &c
factursd of wood glass; china, indi@ ruaEes Finds
Pqund, Fruit, sg@Rge and all, all e. to order, and
f,rrisi,e to ycdine and other parties an r,ers
tice in t!iis or any OF the adjoining oouniSS
thankfully received and promptly "ttenoe"
CharlCstov n, November III Ie54-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20

60 a countrymar, in one OF the Western States
with load ofmea drove up to ndy's door when
the following conversation took place:
80 you want any meal, ma'arn ??
'What do you ask for II bu.beI p
Ten cents, masm-prime'
%, can get II for ftp
(Gn despairfng voicc)-Deor lady, will you
take bushel for nothing
Is it siftGd'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20

1 CREAM OF LILIES
fTadcatcs all cUtancOus etqIptiuus and renders
tae skin soft and fair removes FreE les aud pre-
Sellts the skin from tanning. Prepared by T. II
FStrts, and Tor sale by BELLER & GOoKF
Fshr4lary u, 1856.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20

,.r,,.I, lrrRp joins &ooREHE;Ap
ESSAY a. "h r.. A. WEBB & co.
nEaprf, ctupers and Wholesale Dealers in
Tahaccoz Segars, SNUFF, &c, d G.
NIO il Norm HowARo SrREET, NEARLY DEPOSITS
~ ILc II,,.n I'd House formerly the WhcatheId IRn
EcxI Door to Davis & Mixers Drug Store,
October "a; lS5l--lY bALTlS'uSh:-
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GtA II. Csoa
AID It's PRENTATiERE DECLIN Z.

AND IT'S PREMATURE DECLINE.
Just Published Gratis the 20th thousand:
1 FEW 1voBDS ON ITERATION 1TpyvF7y
y AL TREATMENT, without Med ( .t5.lxS.2.a1
iclnc of SpnrnatorrEca or Local Weak ~ SirsY
ness, Noctcrna Emissions. Genital aud Nervous
Debility, lmpotcncy, and lnpedintents to Marriage
generally.
The important fact that the many alarming com
If youth, may lie easily removed WITHOUT 0iEDIcINc
is in this small tract Clearly demonstrated; and the
ntirely new ard highly successful treatment, "s
adopted by the Author, fully explained. by means OF
which every one is enabled to cure perfectly
and Mt the least possible cost, thereby avoiding all
the advertised uostruns Of the day
Sent any address, ri,tis and post free in seal
cd envelope, by rcmittins (post paid} two postage
stamps to DR. Il. DE LANEY, ~. IIsPerlard street,
New York City. LJUiy 3, .l556-bm
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20

80. An amusing incident occurred few days
Ines. certain lady had been much annoyed by
he ringing of her door-be by the mischieVous boys
in the vicinity and determined to be made no more
fool of by going the door. In TIE course Of the
forenoon, Der ulster called to see her, dressed in
his sprucest manners he assembled thestePs and gent
~ drew the bell handle, when the lady shouted from
the eutry-
"I see you, boy; If catch you, I'll wiring your
neckl"
The afrighted gentleman imm. lately rushed
down the steps, Though small crowd of young
scamps, and has not been seen
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20
NEW ARRANG En- ENT.
. f. Potomac Rail- I

IS onS sfteI MONDAY the 22d inst O'Clock
VA NJ Passenger Train will bediscontinuedand
the Passenger Train will start from al
3o'clock and 80 minutes a. M-returlhg VIII Le ~
m .dietely after the arrival of the cars from Bali-
more,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20
\ WATCHES AND JENVELRY.

THE subscriber has returned from the Eastern CT
L tics with handsome supply of Goods in his line
Rings, Gold Pens and Pencils, Gold Vest and Fob
Chains Scals and Keys, in short almost every arti
Gle III ls line of business, which he hopes his old
irirnfis and the public generally will calf Sec
iiUY. 20, l5S5 CIiAS. C. SFTEVy4R
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20

COURT DAYS. II
CIRCUIT COURTS. l.
Sc,cnM DiStricI-JAr!.enth Circuit; II
RICHARD PARKER, JUICE - II
E,.o.,.r,clr June Is, Novcmh.:r Is.
Clarke. May ~ 0ct"hSr a. ~
BrricIcv ......~--Apr:l %, September -
NIo-gnn, HIny 6, October q. J
Jefferson. Mn!, IS, October ~ Fl.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20

Doses COUCH SYRUP. & ExPECToRAET.
Il TOR sale ly the quantity, by retail together
witllDr. Roses Valuable Family Medicines by file
ayers HUTCHINSON l. BURtETT.
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. r @RTe.

THE undersigned offers for sale THE AaIERI
CAN SENTINEL OFFICE" The paper has
a subscription list reaching nearly ONE THousANp
The tsta blishment ID nearly new, the mntsria bav-
lrg l,cen used but one year. Those who desire to.
purchase said paper can address, Mt once
G. II. STEWART
Z Editor of The American Scntinel,' -
HTay 3, 1856. Leesbnrg, Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20

PRESCRIPTIONS compounded in the most
Z accurate and scientific manner, and from AIedi-
cines undoubtcd good quality, the pures and best
to be had. BELLER S COOKE.
March %, 1856.
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az gFanELIfrs.
RAWLINS' HOTEL.
=, ,.,,s.I. Of Queen and Burk streets,

NiAkTINsHUIiSF, y 4; y. 49,; -. Z. -, -.
,STJF undersigned bes leave respect 70
the community and travelling pubic th3t ~ h,.s
taken tho Hotel f6rncrly known a. the . 5elseie
fI y The House has recently undergone thorough
IL il now believed to be in every respect
adspted to the wants of the traveller and solourneT.
larg1. and coIumolioys 81 ABIE ~ 9tGacnso y, 70
The premises. The iuxurics oil the iAlILE VII DC
,v none and the A is at all times supplied
nth choice selection of superior wines aud liquors.
nc aLeI, to and from the Depot free OF charge.
,I r. tssi weather a Carriage will run to the Depot
r tI accommodation of travellers withOutany add
tlonal eA JOS. C. RAWL1SS,
Means 1s59-1v Proprietor.
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lafp liiiiIlF
TinnRIRI57Ijs q so 2 ~

TERRIBI1E % g 10 81 &
SECRETS Fox Ia q = u
a HE0st lP0adegf u and fr1l,la +, III
DR.. HBEIER's ILl51te IL 8 J ~ ~ 8,
Being an riginal and Iigpg ~ I =.
Their Physiology FunCtions and
Of every kind, with never faiitng lot
the speedy cure of all diseases 81 = ptt,s.ll
ami delicate Character incident to the
violation Of the Laws OF Nature elia
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20

On snsInrEs Flint taLElliIII.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20

GUST received two dozen OF Hunt itihfe Heavy
Axcs; also Black Tools, lows, Elsc,
Sledges Hand Hammers, Stocks and Dies.
& Feb. 20. IRA NYT1NSss
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20

FANGE GOODS.
Il are 1t of Fam
y cy Goods. consisting of fguFea, plain and
black silks, plain aud guicd Barars and Tissues,
or andie Lawns, Eabroderies. Gloves, hosiery,
jim. & l.. l.. SADLEfs.
April l2lsa6.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20

I6TRIGHT sTABLER's Diarfltsa CT.
v jiials Just fecei5ed and for sale by ID. s.
June l4, ls56. BELLER & COOKE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20

C1IAVING Made EASY.-IVet your Shaw
~ ia Brush in either warm cold vaS5F, pour ON
twu-or three drops of " Balm of a Thousand Flow
Crs, - rub the beard well and it will make bcautl
Iather-nucI facilitating the operation of shaving
Price only so cents. For sale by
March 25. BELIEF. & COOKE. n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20

CORN SHELLER,
FARMERS are requested IN call and see the most
i remarkable CORN SHELLER now Mt the Depot,
that was offered for sale. They shell from four
to eight hundred bushels of corn day, and can be
lad at from ten to eigetccn dollars.
Dec. 4. E. NJ. AIsQTaTH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20

AIioN Al NJ : CAMDEN STREET,
onpos;te Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot,
G.. ". LANE & CO.,
oo.oho, IN 1S54-1v ProprietOrs:
05SAIl Passengers and Baggage toand tromthss
Baltimore and Ohio Depot, and the Eastern anu
estern Shore Boats wiilbc carried without charge
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{.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20
GREAT IMPROVEMENT.

COLTS AND ALIENS POCKET
PISTOLS.
"A, GOOD assortment of Colts and Aliens Revulv-
ing Pistols, percussion caps, powder TASKS, SC. for
sale by CHAS. G. STEWART.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20

F7fII led PEA CfTiss, for salsEbv
~ REYES & kEARSLET.
Fehruary II, 1856.
3 fS5I9sa 6;If0LA G OGU Ts.-1An uniasling re-
4 fnedY Tor Fever and Cue, fsr sale by
June III. 1856 BELLER & COOKE
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Il 4RESH BURNT LIME. for salety
= q pfll Y. KEfES7 g. kEAIfSLEY.
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SOUTHERN AGENCY
fur MrCnrlRirk'g RrRpiEg nm 1lumiET

III W. Pratt street, Baltimore.
b5-Farmers OF the Valley of Virginia
will please take notice that, for their accsnrnoda-
ton, a full supply OF the different parts will be kept
Mt t:harlestown and Winchester and also any other
point where tie ReaPcrs may be introduced.
April IS. 1856 If Il. NJ. r.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-09
DEATH OF JUDGE nERRIEN.

The ,sbioinod notice of the laie Judge BERRIEN is
copied from the Charleston Courier. In his death,
Georgia ha, truly sustained the loss Of one OF her most
noble sons. But his fame les gem, as bright as the
br gh,est and will be set by the future historian, prom
;nen, in the diadem of Georgian worth and talent
there to beam with purrst lustre for ages to come
Our coincidence respectfully rendered TO that portion
Of the famiIy OF the deceased residing in our comnun
y: ...-,,..
On, ,,,.graphic column records the death Of JoHN
McPnrR.os BERRIENa survivor Of the first school oi
di,nruishcd statesmen in sister State OF Georgia.
md citizen no less esteemed and exemplary Tor Inc
nober often neglected qualities oi hear' tah
fur abilities and station.
After assiduously counting and winning Inc
highest local honors of the ahorious and e1achng
nro.sx;on of tho law and devotng his rpening talents
n nnblic services in various ways, Mr. BERRIEN
was elected 10 the United States Senate and presided
over ,s Judiciary Committee in the term OF lS2I-9
o tbe first installation of Andrew Jackson, in March,
1900 Mr. BERRlEN vas elected and confirmed as
Attorney General, TO succeed WILLIAM WRIT; and
IL IL striking illustration and confirmatIon poth OF
professional and personal merit and WORTH tiat inns
the embittered anlmosilles
~ ns ,i;. and the exacling examinations consequently
given to all the cabinet nomlnees-"as received WIN
general and hearty approval.
Tho deccused served his state ably, nooly ana Win
honorable acceptance, in sundry trusts OF worth ana
yraye responsibility and in all exhibited the higher
Id batter qualities which Southern constituency
nnnreciate and honor, when found in such rare con-
junction with superior talents. He mao oolne ions
,t, unrrseryed confidence OF his countrymen couId
bs.,ow, and his death has canonised another bright
,,mnar worthy Of being held In reverence by those
who would seIvs tlleir country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-09
Officers for the District of Edgefeld.
Appointed by The Legislature, Dec. 1856.
MANAGERS OF ELECTIONS.

MANAGERS OF ELECTIONS.
Edgefcld c. HID. F. Hollingsworth, P. R.
Blalock and William Landrum.
Srurry's.-R NJ. Scurry, Levi Adams and
Lewis Culbrealh
Liberty ITiII.-J. L. Talbcrt, John Burriss and
and Robert Chraham.
Monre's.-W. II. Stal!sworth, A. G. Hackett
and w. S. Holloway.
Mount WiIling.-Willi< Stone, E. w. Seibels
and Isaac Edwards.
Rirhardson's.-John Griffith, BAIL Peterson
and Moses Walton.
Col'iers-James N. Harrison, Thomas M.
Grafton and VIM. E. Middleton.
CoIrman's X Roads-Frederick Scurry, 7.
F. Coleman and p. ]. Coleman.
Boulware's- Fl. W. SolIee, Emsly Lott and
John A. Lott.
Meeting Street,. w. Zimmerman, William
Stevens and ]. +. Lowry.
Nonis-John Bates. Amos Shealy and Minirk
Mitchell.
Rhincharl's.-John A. Kinard, Edward Lorick
and Levi Shealy.
parks'-G. w. Burton, Thomas Price and Mr..
Blair.
Lybrand's s-Lcv Lybrand, Thomas Coleman
and Daniel Moier.
Rorhrlrs-Jamcs Wells, William Blackwell
and Thomas R. Collier.
Red Tlill.-J. NJ. Clarke, l.. Holstein and VIM
Thurmond, IT,
Dorn's-Wison Corley. Alfred May and w.
VI. Dean
Nails.-John Clarke, Jr., A. w. Atkinson and
T. w. Whailey.
Granitcvle-J. Sentsll, Samuel Glover and
John Marshall.
AlIen's.-Hcnry Hart, John Wright and ]. R.
Edison.
Nirkcrson's.-C. Nickerson, Johnson Lowry
and J. Culbreath.
Perry's-Crawford Perry, Smith Livingston
and Wilson Abney.
Hamburg.-C Mcdonald, Dennis Lindsey
and w. C. Bcwley.
Stcvcns'-E. Lagroon, Isaac Boles and Z.
IIarIing.
Dunlonsv e-Lemuel Corley, J. Cheathan
and B. Roper
Pine Ilnuse-Alfred ]. Hughes, G. NJ Wsrsr
and J. L. Mathis.
Cherokee Ponds.-E. Morris, A. P. Butler and
VIM. Walker
Ridge.-E. w. Perry, Watson Rutland and
James Watson.
CoopcrsyiIlc.- j. Dyson, II. II. Mays and
Daniel Proctor.
s'attcriicd-E. Devorc, VIM. Langley and
Wn. Johnson.
VIM. Smyly's-Samue Watson, Ely For
rest and VIM. HerrIn.
Rocky Ponds-L. II. Mcdaniel, Jefferson P,
Nixon and w. Dorm.
Nlicklcr's.--Wm. Dozier, ST., Calvin Vaughn
and John p. Mickler.
Pleasant Ianc-John B. Zimmerman, J. C.
Settle and Richard Hardy.
Rcsolred, That the election Box be removed
from Alfred IIatcher's to Marshall Posey's, snd
that John Seigler, Samuel Posey and Joseph
Atkinson be appointed Managers
Rcs9lred, That the election precint at How
; ards he discontinued.
Rrsolrcd, That new election precinct be es
tablishcd ut Pleasant Lane, and that John B.
Zimmerman, j. C. Settle and Richard Hardy sci
as Managers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-09
THE DUTIES OF THE PRESS.
The Columbia Examiner puts forth these truthful

The Columbia Examiner puts forth these truthful
sentiments:
.";entIemen Of the Press, We are called to high
and responsible station in conduct the free press Of
peoo,s Whilst the press of the United States Is free
TO print and 10 promugAte such opinions ana ooctrnes
a. may ft, without The interference OF me Cort
of Star chamber procuring an ,mpr'matur from the
,a,o. vet i. b.hooves to guard we'll its purity and
fd.i,y-o keep it strictly within its Legitimate sphere
We conceive tho first duly Of press IN government
like ours to b. 10 incucale reverence Tor me Cons'
tu,ion &n cheerful obedience to the laws OF the coun.
ss,ocstss tic States in political union, are jealousy
observed by all parties, long will our liberties bs
saSe. Tha, mastery production of pure patriots has
vi,h.,ood many shock it has been devialed from in
MANY instances yet thanks to the ndomltaole PATRIOT
ism of tbs American people, still surVives-the oea
,oneus. who .eek for liberty. Throughout the poi.
cal history Of the United States, we arc proud to say,
,b. ,tujent thereof will discover that the statesmen
and the people Of the South have ever been iound
.mong its wamest supporters and most yigiiant con,
servato. South Carolina, among the faithful, Will
aIso bo found proemnontly devoted to the preserVa-
ton of tbs Constitution.
berry, lin taking his leave of the fraternity thus e1
presses his idea Of what an editor ought to be:
Hsshould feel that he is a sentinel on the watch.
tower called npon by the duties OF his PositIon to give
ibs people warning of the approach of danger. Such
\ vocation, when pursued with an honest devotion TO
Truth and tho best interests Of the country, reec Is
the highest honor upon him who follows 1t, and en-,
titles him TO tho highes, praise. But the poitca!
mountsbanks or the hireling demagogue, who would
ihe honorable profession Of editor for the promotion OF
men and not principles deserves the contempt OF all
honest men, and tha infancy which he is sure, sooner
or later, 10 incur
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-09
Fl Y N E M I A l..

MARRIED, on the 18th December. by the Rev
i. l.. Wlallcy, Miss MARY T., daughter of S. W.
Gardner, and MIR. DANIEL BYRD, all ofths District
MARRIED, on the 18th, ult, by the Rev. Jas.
Peterson Mr.. .TonS WEBB, and Miss. SUSAN Assn,
second daughter Of johnson Lowry, all Of this Dis
irict.
MARRIED. on the 18Th, Of Dee, by L. A. Lott,
Esqr., Mr. RoBEnr SArcmER, Of Edgefeld District
and Miss. NANCY, oldest daughter Of John V. Sawyer
Of Lexington District,
BY the same, on the 9th, ult., Mr. Tous JACKSON
AMI Miss LAURA, Oldest daughter Of the late VIII
liam NJ. and Matilda Johnson, both Of EdgeGed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-09
Notice, PositiVe!

A Ii Persons indebted to Robinson & jackson,
~ in account for 1855. are requested to settle
rous Of closing our old Books.
And all persons having standing open accounts
on our Books for 1853 and 1854, or indebted to us
by Note are earnestly requested to pay the money
by that time, orthey will be placed in the hands
Of an Attorney for collection. ''r."'.'
{. Gentlemen! One and all, settle up! Spare asr
feelings from such course, and save yourselves
unnecessary expense. Longer indulgence We eas-
NOT grant. ROBINSON S JACKSON,
Hamburg, Jan 2m 50
Abbeyille Banner and Independent Press will
please copy two months
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-09
After dining on "pateds foci gras," which don't

After dining on "pateds toci gras,' which don't
like (by the way in Strusbourg goose sells for frs
while its liver always sold ssperately brings frs,
more) took my ticket for Basle The end of my jour-
ney. BY ten o'clock found myself in bed in the
hotel of the three Kings, whose foundations are wash
ed by the far famed Rhine Tile next morning en-
gagged Voiture to carry me to Huningen, about
miles distant. After some difficulty in finding the
road, reached the establishment, and gave my letter
to NJ. Chabot, young Frenchman OF The presl French
type He offered me both his hands nj once; hurried
me upstairs to his room; gave me wo glasses of diff
ferent kinds of Swiss liquor drink told ME he was
going on tour through Switzerland, 10 inspect the
various operations then M progress on the lakes and
water courses, and insistedon my accompanying him.
nsked me my age hoped-we should be friends; pnt
his purse at my disposal; told me he was engaged to
be married "a secfet promised to introduce me to lis
betrothed, with whom would have much pleasure,
she spoke English; she lived among the mountains
of Switzerland, and We would see her in our
voyage! He went with me to Baise to get my carpet
bag and advised to take lodgings ut his boarding
house at ST. Louis small village just on The confines
of France md situated half way between the city Of
Balse and the Fish Factory"
Ispent days at St. Louis and witnessed all lle op-
peralions Of fish culture. They are simple enough.
feel myself thoroughly and practically informed in
the whole Of collecting and Matching fish eggs
The first and most essential step is TO determine the
exact period of the year when the various species lay
,heir eggs. IfS-n wants 10 serve the cause of
,cience and industrcal economy liz may employ him.
self most prohiably in making observations on this
point. The eggs even ofthe trout here, fish not as
large perch, about the size Of small buck
shot, saw 10000 eggs of Salmon, and $4,000 Of
trout laying on bed of gravel in two long troughs
of running water undergoing the process of ncnla-
ton.
Notwithstanding, however, the kindness and alien
,on of NJ. Chabo and the people Of ST. Louis tlor |
was a lion there) when saw the mountains growing
white with snow, began think Of my snug quarters
here, and bidding my Asaian friends adien, took n
long, cold fourteen hour ride the cars. and fund my
self yesterday morning in Paris once more.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-09
Strayed

FROMohe Plantation Of Rev. !. L. Brooks, .
j. light bay MARE MULE, Of medium size,
stou, built, the name reached SO rs to rise on tho
middle part Of the neck-on the left side Of the
neck is rSle9 white spot-the tail hos been shaved
hnd bobbedSmarked with gear-and is about or
Is years old, and in Tine order. This mule was
bought some ~ weeks ago from vanarsdel, Ken
tueky .drover, and may be aiming to get back, or
may Have been; taken pf by some dishonest person.
Any information yi'l be thankfully received and
areasonable reward given for its recovery. Address
MIR. Brooks or myself, through the mail, at Ham
burg C, or see me on Mondaynext, at Edgefed
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GOOD.

GOOD.
The scrap of humor belowis just at this time taking
the rounds of the American Press:
MIR. GREELEY IN WAsnIyGroN.--A Washington
letter.wri,et tells the following In speaking of Pho.
sopher Greeley at the Federal Capitol.
tro of Irish We're busily talking politics
in tho corner Of the readngroom, Irish servants are
great politicians here,) when of them suddenly eI-
claimed:
"Be jabbers, boys. an there's ould Greeley"
"Wiere !" exclaimed his companions, with as much
interes, in their looks they would naturally exhibit
on being told that ST. Patrick or Bishop Hughes was
before them.
.Standin' yon by the table, talking wild The toll
gentleman"
The Hibernians gazed curiously and intensely at
Horace for an instant, when The youngest of them,
apparently late importation, with wonder in his voice
observed:
"Sure an he's phite man."
CAV coorse he's white man, said the first speaker
in pa.ronizing tone, as though Horace and he were
the greatest Of cronies. -,
"Well, be me sowl, I've been decaved in the oud
fellow intirely" continued the other. thought he
was nagur!"