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rU,UE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH

v
Century, Professor WOODS Hair Restorative.
the s. Louis Gio) Democrat Below we publish letter to
ingy superior his hair tonic such evidence must
ae guarantee Of truth the Doctor needs no cncomus
puiury from the press
BATH, (Me } Jan. 20, 1850
Psor o. j. woop Co.: Gentlemen Having my called
highly beneficial effects Of your hair resora
tive induced % make apsnon = % upon my y OWN hair
character Some three monts since procured
vopus what y%r had wished used about twice week
another bottle Of which have used can now ser
head and c and my hair has resumed " natural color aud
glossy than has been before for twenty five
years sixty old my good wife at the age Of hy
two has used il with the same elect. -
assured that whoever viii rightly use as Per directions WV " not no.
city and resident here years
every here aud adjoining towns Any use you may make
above with attached at your service as wish to
preserve the beauties Of nature in others as wen as myself
A. & RAYMOND,
BALTIMORE Jan. 23, 1853
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
pRoF woop Dear sir Having misfortune to lose the best
poon Of my hair from the effects yellow Orleans,
induced make trial oyonr PREPARATION nnd found
glossy obligations to you in giving
the afflicted such treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON
and pastor o ,e or,hoox Church irooRc
gentleman great influence and universally beloved
BRooKrIKip Jan. 12, 1858
Ppoy Having madc trial Of Hair Restorative,
.oynr sss %s 2 itching
been troubled from Childhood aud has also rc,
stored my hair which becoming its original color
have with anything like the same pleasure or
pro1t !, :. rn.r,
Yours truly, j. H. BRAGG.
The Restorative Is put up in sizes large
um the small hobbs half pint and etas for one dol
rr bottle The medium holds least twenty per cent more
proportion small rctais for two dollars bottles the large
holds quart forty cent more in proportion and reus Tor %
s WOOD co. Propreors Broadway, New York On the
Now York Wire Railing Etabshnen and ia Market street.
sold oy all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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INTERESTING TO LApIEs--When in the course

INTERESTING TO LADfES.--When in the course
human ladies' aud gentlemen loso OF their greatest
natural attraconsa no head OF ha becomes matter OF SO
importance the question What shall do to tho
falling OF and restore its vigor and bcapy7 In reply to
query DR. Iarriss Hair Promoter and n
applications will the hair falling breaking
the scalp clean and white and npart fresh
vgor and although have been bald
twenty years. continued o two months will nsurc you
of Call and bottle and, II satisfied
aftor the application and the price paid
Hair Promoter aud lmWoyer Sold 10 Rich
mopd ty nihhSoSi pruRg'st
Corner Maine and 18th and Main and Wall streets.
Washington by T. d. GILMAN, druggist Pennsyvan ave
nue. ncar nh street. b. CLARK az street and Penn nveruc
2i-3m
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clmica! Department Of the National Medical Coll,

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consequence liberal patronage no has received
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DlCII SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER, 1855
Il u GREGORY MAuRY, Managers, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
under the Supernendence Of Commissioners appointed
by the Governor. #t 4uas HHl&
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TNIE FRENCH LANGUAGE.--The facilities af-
Il horded tho ENGLISH AND FRENCH COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE tor thorough practical knowledge OF tho French
language eqnaod by other Institution Ia tho
city The French Will Increased the coming
year. which will the 9th OF September and more OF tho
studies will be pursued taught, through the medium of the
French than heretofore, majority the pupils speak
Tue language with fucncy The advantages afforded by the sorees
alone will enable who his toerably reading know
sge the language speak ueny in tho Of lc winter
Circulars and catalogues be obtained at oil tho book and music
stores and at the intute No 49, street Gasby Row"
HIRAM CUf,SON, Principal ssss
M'ME CAROLINE RoIIIN CoftsoN,
Aug n Vice Principal.
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EyuE ABOVE l5TH prcsident
HE hate prcceposs q the Institution, and Miss MARY
WILLIAMS late acting preeeI'res o. The Gsnsse semnary New
sylvania Monday, September 9.
arrangements furnishing OF the schoorooms in the gen
s scholastic regulations ana ~ the methods OF ana gov
nment believed the institute win be found credaoic to tho
d,y and worthy Of The confidence of It's citizens
study that generally pursued at our highest female
ladies' satisfactorily passing their examinations in
tho entire entitled diploma To insure each
individual attention and personal interest REQUISITE to
study department viii receive but twentour
pills very number viii be received members Of the
TUITION Primary department $40 junior, SO senior SIS
Address through city post Office unl 25t
r''N' L. C LOOMS A. NJ
Reference the following gentlemen whose daughters
wards have been under my instruction and cane:
Hon. Thomas II Hlcks governor Of Maryland
lion. Peter y ca!sey, governor o. Delaware
Rev. Bishop Levi Scott, D. D., Wimngton Delaware
Hon. Geo. W. Sparks, mayor CITY Of Wilmington
p H. r. 4,skew, postmaster city Of Wilmington
Rev Hamilton, Baltimore.
J. wswelis ESQ: Drpar,rneu Interior, Washington.
K Zimmerman, esq, Alexandria Virginia
A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION, Washington
N CITY, 4. c. ~ w Of G aud Tenth slreets
EKrcises Of this Institution will be resumed tho rs Mon
day OF september
TrluoS, QuAwrrR.
second classes. ..,...... $12 90
Third class 40 90 90
nnh and sixth classes 90
Ins, pens, copy books, &c 90
Extra charges for the French spunl Itlu Latin
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A LNWICK FEMALE SEMINARY, BY Al. A.
III Sisters boarding pupils situated the Baltimore
aal Washington Railroad, 10 miles from Washington city
Institution, which has been established for eighteen
will be resupi the 18th September Circulars DC
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10Th Wa 9hington. !
directed laurel Factory postoce viii be promptly
tended To- Aug. 2a--lm
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~ and streets Washington, d. c. Dr. L. Draper, prn
sila.
This open Monday September
at
hs first Of September, of Rev j. Wadron ST. Matthew's
Church. e Aug. "a
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.
DTAwARsr ColrMm, COLLEGE,
Washington, d. c.
The thirty annual Of lectures viii In this
March.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d.,
Professor Of Anatomy
WILLIAM +. JOHNSTON, NJ. H.,
Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women aud Children
... JOSHUA RILEY, Nj. H., X. Il
Of M.iira Therapeutics and Hygiene
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II. KING STONE NJ. d.,
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This School viii the first Monday September next For
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-11
mr..s,owe,s new serial.

The reading public win be glad to learn
that the story entitled "The Minister'S Woo
ing" commenced in the Atlantic Monthly
for December, is the beginning OF serial
novel from the pen of Mrs. Harriet Beechsr
Stowe, and that portions Of it will appear
from month to month till il is completed
The story is marked by allshc characteristics
of style and spirit which have made the au.
thor's former works so famous. The scene
is laid in New England, Immediately after
the Revolution, the period when all that
was most simple, quaint and peculiar in
character and manner was in full force. 1t
was the era before railroads, steamships,
lightning presses, fashionable churches and
fashionable clcrgymen, lin fact, the ''good
old time" Of which the present generation
has 80 often heard. We look forward to see
q masterly portrait OF Puritan life sketched
in this romance. However, it 10 not necss
ssry to do more than to announce the fact
an author whose name and works are known
in more than 80 languages, and whose two
novels have reached sale Of more than
SOC, 900 volumes in this country alone, will
not surely want for readers. We shall look
for the coming numbers of "The Minister'S
Wooing" with great interest. Boston Tran
script.
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new york Erection.

/ NEw YORK, Dec. 7.
The election has passed Oh without disturb,
ance of moment. Tho vote 10 slight and
much split up. II 10 impossible yet to tell
who are chosen.
LArxR.-The report 10 that Haws, the Re-
publican American and Peoples candidate
for Comptroller, 10 elected by at leat 500 ma
jority. Purser, the Tammany candidate is
said to run behind Russell, the Anti Tamma-
nv candidate, in almost every ward.
STILL hATEK.--The returns 10 show the
election of Haws, the Republican and Amer
loan nominee for Comptroller, by decided
plurality. The Aims House Governor 10 in
doubt--vcry triling returns yet as to other
officers.
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Tehaantepec R.ute.

The New Orleans Bee Of the 23d alt. saws
that the Tehuantspec routeto California may
now be considered as fairly opened For the
first time since the settlement of California.
advices have been received at that CITY in ff
teen days from San Francisco. 1t expects to
receive advices from California regularly ey-
cry fortnight hereafter, and expresses the ut.
most confidence that very soon the bulk Of
California travel will pass over that route.
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Volunteering Spirits.

The reunion of parents and children in
Heaven, IA we'll as of other friends, 10 a
cheering and delightful thought. And the
idea that onr departed friends may soms-
times be near Us, or wait to welcome 40 on
the borders OF the spirit land, ia we'll suited
to impress the mind.
little girl in family Of nv acquain-
lance, lovely and precious child, Lost her
mother ut an age too early to fix the loved
features in her remembrance. She was ~
frail AZ beautiful; and as the bud Of her
heart was unfolded, il seemed ~ IL won BY
that mothers prayers to turn instinctivsly
heavcnward. The sweet, conscientious and
prayer loving child Was the oherished one Of
the bersaved family. She would lie upon
the lap Of her friend, who took q mothers
care Of her, and winding one wasted arm
around her neck, would say, Snow tell me
about my mamma" And when the oft told
tale had been repeated, she would ask softly,
"Take me into the parlor; / want to see
mamma" The request was never refused,
and the affectionats child would lie for hours
contentcdly gazing on her mothers portrait.
But
Pale and wan she grew, and weakly,
Keeping all her pain so meekly,
That TO them she still grew dearer,
As the trial hour drew nearer.
The hour came at last, and weeping neigh
bors assembled to see the child die. The
dew of death as already on tho flower, as
the life sun was going down. The little chest
heaved faintly-spasmodically
'sDo you know me, darling ?' sobbed close
to her ear the voice that was dearest, but it
awoke no answer.
All at once a brightness, as il from the
upper world, burst over the child's colorless
countenancs.> The eyelids flashed open, the
lips parted, the wan, cuddling hands few
up, in the little ones last impulsive effort, a.
she looked pisroingly into the far above.
i" Mother " she cried with surprise and
transport in her tone and with that breath
into her mother's bosom she passed.
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Number of WORD. In Com

Hon. Geo. P. Marsh, in a recent lecture
upon the English language, said that though
the number OF words in use BY good writer's
amounted to 100, 700, few scholars used as
many as 10000, and ordinary people no.
more than 1900. In all Shakespeare there
are not more than $4,000, and in Milton
5000. OF the Egyptian hieroglyphies there
were but 800, and it is said that the vocabu.
larry OF the Italian opera is hardly greater.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-11

The feet which lately sailed for the pur-
pose OF engaging war in the interior OF South
America, consisted Of trenty-one vessels
and 1000 men. 1t is said to be the largest
feet that ever sailed under the American fag.
The vessels are mostly small, as the river
which they will have to ascend does not ad-
NIT any craft drawing more than fourteen
feet,
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our Observation-Disclosures.

With tbs late change made in the Congress.
nonal districts, they stand very nearly alike,
in point Of numbers, the upper district hav.
ing cast, at the late election. 4s, o67 votes,
and the lower 46,45S. The complaint which
was made at the change by which Washing
ton, Des Moines and Louisa counties were
added to this district, 10 also shown to be i'll.
grounded, for the apper distric. still has /, 500
more votes than the lower.
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oT.The Cleveland plaindealer says let
ter recently passed through the postofhce of
that city, bearing the following excrucating
supersciption w
Yc Democratic Il. NJ - don't let me delay,
But send me along with speed on my way.
To LINE 5. Ellis 10 sent, that is true,
In Miami county, in the village Of Peru,
In the State of Indiana, just as true you are
born,
Where whisky's legal tender, and the women
hoe the corn.
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The ola Flag.

Gov. Banks Of Massachusetts in recent
speech declared his preference for Fremont
and Dayton as the Republican nominees for
ioeo. We have an abundance Of good and
satisfactory men, but there is host Of live
Republicans ''out West, whose hlooa would
stir with enthusiasm TO see the winds shake
out the folds Of that old Gag once more.
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yrurdertn Cunndn.

TORONTO, Dec. z.
shocking and cold-blooded murder was
committed here last night. James Fleming,
late a telegraph operator in the employ of
the Grand Trunk Railway, stabbed Thomas
Madigan in the street. Madigan died imme-
dintelv. Fleming has been arrested.
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Significance OF the Virginia right.
The idea which gave edge and force TO the

The idea which gave edge and force to the
late struggle for the gubernatorial nomina-
ton in Virginia, was the character Of the
platform upon which the next candidate Of
the Black Democracy for President shall be
run. 1t was fight between the Wise Doug
las-Squatter Sovereignty Democracy and the
Hunter Buchanan Democracy. And the lat
ter triumnhed, fairly, emphatically and
completely. Sagacious politicians take this
as an indication that none but thorough
Slavery Extentionist--on who admits the
right Of Slavery to expand itself by consti-
tutonal authority over all the national terri
tory, in despite OF popular vote or legisla
tive interference--will be permitted to bear
the standard Of the Democracy in the CON-
ing canvass. We SO regard the indication
ourselves. And it is not solitery one Of q
similar character. The prevailing tone Of
things bearing upon the next nomination Of
the Black Democracy, is Of the same tenor.
No man vanished up, with ever so thin =
coating Of popular sovereignty, for political
effect or otherwise, viii be accepted by the
engineers Of the Democracy. The ultra pro-
slavsryites engineer that concern for them.
selves, nowadays, and none but fat.
footed bred Scottite, who goes the whole
length OF that decision, allows that the Con
ssitusion plants Slavery in the territories ant
entities it to protection there, and advocate,
CongressionallSlave Code for that pur
pose, will answer their interests. Its no
very hard to see where Douglas will fin,
himself, in this juncture, whatever delusiol
himself and friends are laboring under a
present.
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putting the ysabyto NIeep.

ruling thc habt w chtcPs
Ia DIR. Hollands new poem 'sBitter Sweet,
Ruth kncels beside the cradle and thus beau
tifully soliloquises:
wha, is the little onc thinking abouts
Very wonderful things, no doubt.
Inwrittcn history!
tinfathomed mystery
Yet he laughs and cries and eats and drinks,
And ehuckles and crows, and mods and wiz Ks,
As If his head were as full Of kinks
And curious riddles as any sphinx
Warped by cole, and wet b, tears,
punctured by pins, and tortured by fears,
Our little nephew will lose two years
And he Ill never know
Where the summers GO;
We need not laugh, for he'll find ii SO
Who can tell What baby thinksr
Who follow the gussamcr links
BY which the m anu kin feels his way
Out from the shore Of the great unknown,
Blind and wAiling and alone,
Into the light Of day
Out from the shore of the unknown sea.
Tossing in pititul agony
OF the unknown sea that reels and rollr,
Speoked by the barks of little souls
Darks that were LAUGHED on the other side,
And slipped from Heaven on an ebbing tide !!
What does he think Of his mothers eyes
What does he think Of his mothers haiTf
WHAT VI the cradle roof that flies
Forward and backward through the air'
What does he think OF his mothers breast
Bare and beautiful, smooth and white,
Seeking 1t over with fresh delight
Cup of his life and couch Of his rest
What does he thisk when her quick embrace
Presses his hand aud buries his face
Deep where the heart thrcbs sink and swell
with tenderness she neve, can tell,
Though she murmurs the words
OF all the birds
Words she has learned to murmut welll
Now he thinks he'll 60 to sleep!
| can see the shadow creep
Over hts eycs in soft eclipse,
Over his brow and over his lips,
oat to his little fnger-tips
Softly sinking, down he goes
Down he goes Down be goes
See, he is nushed in sweet repose
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prince Of wale. ON IN. con,,,..,

Frincc Of wales ON the Continent
This young gentleman is to visit Berlin.
shortly, on visit to bis sister, and, il il said
designs spending the winter at Rome. The
Record, Church OF England journal, eau
lions the royal parents against permitting
the heir apparent TO be 40 exposed to tho wiel
and snares Of the Papacy.