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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-06

SCHOOL BoARD-LAsr NIGHT's PROCEEDINGS.
A communication was received from Miss L.
s. Barrett, superintendent of Penmanship,
nominating the following teachers as assist
ant teachers of Penmanship in the several
Districts and intermediate Schools, mentioned
as follows: First District school-NIiss ].
Stevens; seond-Miss E. McGil; Fourth
first subdivision Miss M. Howard 4;
Fifth-Miss M. Baker, Sixth-Miss A. Nc
Kimmie; Seventh - Mr.. W. A. Fillmore
Eighth - Miss M. Reed; Ninth - Mr.. H.
Raschig; Tenth-Miss M. Hacking; Elev-
enth-Miss L. Nixon; Twelfth-Miss S. d.
Wilson; Mount Auburn - Miss Hamilton;
Second intermediate school-Mr. stultz.
The appointments were confirmed, the sal
aries to date from the time when these teach
ers commence teaching writing.
Miss Frost resigned her position as teacher
in the Twelfth District School. Accepted.
Mr.. John j. Marvin was appointed male
assistant in the Sixth District, at salary of
WV" pSi yS"As Ahioo AdIc DTOOhb WAS HD-
pointed to the Tenth District, at salary of
$50 per month. Miss Ellen Tice was ap-
pointed to the Twelfth District, at salary of
500 per month. Miss Frances H. Kelly was
appointed to the Thirteenth District, at a SAL
ary of $35 per month.
sundry bills, approved by the Committee
on Claims, were passed.
Mr.. Powers, from committee, reported in
favor of taking the school census as it was
done last year, viz: by assessors nominated
by the local Trustees, and approved by the
Board, each assessor to be paid for his labor
at SO much head. Adopted.
Other reports were offered, and several
speeches made, when the Board adjourned.
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[By Telegraph.I
New York Market.

NEW Y oRK, September Up. NJ.
Cotton dropping and without demand; sales
Of 4GO bales.
Sour declined, excepting State; sales of 1000 brls.
Ohioat 81 7N@45 %.
Wheat; saes Of 1900 bushels at &C. decline; White,
81 3O@l 45; Red 81 70; old Chicago spring rnsound,
70, and common Red Ohio, 81 II. Corn declined
sales Of 800 bushels mixed, SO@sl14; Yellow, Sc
Mess Pork unchane ed sales at Sl4 S7al5 and prime
ats 2i6plO5O. Cut meats-Hams SSGC4SYc.; Shout.
ders TIC. '''
Whisky steady.
Rice dull
Tallow dullat lOssc, "
Sugar heavy; Muscovado 5SStG6c
Spirits Tnrpentine 45@i6c Rosin steady: sales of
5000 brls. at 5nd55c. S' v,
Cotton freights to Liverpool steady at l6l7-32d.
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D~An insane man, who answers to the
name of Andrew Imbeck, wandered away from
the house of DR.. Mead, corner of Dayton and
Linn-streets, on Saturday last. Sometime
dr.ing the day he was observed near the
river, but has not been seen since. He was
about twenty y-fve or thirty years of age, had on
dark frock coat, and wooden pants much worn
about the bottom of the legs, and q colored
straw hat,
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FOUND

NOUND-TWO MULES TAKEN UP,
n on the I'd inst, two dark brown Mules, about
samo uge and size. The owner can have them by
calling on me- proving property and paying expenses,
as he law directs. HENRY G0ODMIER, Fitch
Ward House, Coyington, Ky. sep6ass
LlOR SALE -BLACKSMITHS TOOLS
~ A second-hands set of Blucksmiths' Tools Also,
the Shop situated near Ludlow Ky about one fourth
of mile below the Fifh-street Ferry. For further
particulars call on me, at thes shop. HENRY X LAS
ERNER. sep6b~
H4H0R SALE-A RARE HANCE-A
Il business man, having command of $1,000, can
yiedng handsome income now, and must nIake an
Independence. Address "UASH," Cincinnati POST
Office, for me week. s'pGbs
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NEW FALL GooDs.-Charles S. Weatherby,
liz West Fifth-street, is daily receiving addi-
tions to his already superior stock of fall goods.
He has an excellent lot of dress goods which
can not fail toplease the most artistic eye. He
also has upon hand superb black silks, en-
broideries, white goods, shawls and cloaks. The
ladies will find Mr.. Weatherby's stock to be as
represented. See advertisement.
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GJ-The following are the newly elected
officers of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School Union Presidential. M. searles, of
Union Chapel; Vice Presidential. B. Ha-
gans, of Asbury Chapel; Second Vice Pres-
dent-C. F. Brooks, of Finley Chapel Re-
cording secretary-T. G. o'Kane, of York
street Chapel; Corresponding secretary-Dr.
Stevens, of Christie Chapel; Treasurer--W.
Brenckle, of Everett t-street German Church.
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EDUCATIONAL,
Wesleyan Female College.

HNHE FIRST SESSION OF THE EIGH-
NJ TENTH Year Of this Institution will begin
on MONDAY, August ~, ut half-past eight, A. NJ,
ana will continue twen ty-twO weeks.
The course Of study Is extensive, and embraces all
the common and higher English branches, together
with Latin, the Modern Languages, and Music and
Drawing. The system of teaching IL thorough and
practical, aud pains will be spared by the able and
efficient corps of teachers TO make sound scholars.
The course of Modern Languages will be made much
more practical than heretofore.
N. B.-There will be a single session daily, COM
mencing at hslf-past eight A. M, and closing at
half past one p. Nj.
BH- For further information or for admission ap.
ply at the College, on Vine-street, between Sixth and
Seventh; Ne,sIn;u n;u,m ROBERT ALLYN President.
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gy Mr.. Charles Wright, Secretary of the
Gas Company, had warrant issued yesterday
before Squire Chidsey, for the arrest of John
Hofmaster, clerk in the Postofice. 1t ap-
pears that on Monday last, Mr.. II. made an
unprovoked assault upon Mr.. w., who came to
the Postoffice without his keys to obtain the
letters of the company. The case will be ex-
amined this afternoon.
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GUTHRIE GRAYs-At meeting of the Guthrie
Grays, held at their armory last evening, a
motion was made that the company join the
Ohio Volunteer Militia. The motion was
amended to the effect that Gen. LytIe and the
Ohio Volunteer Militia be invited to join the
Independent Guthrie Grays, under the statutes
of 1859. The motion, as amended, was carried
nm auimouslv
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DEATH OF ZENITH WILKA.-This unfortunate
young lady, who was so badly burned at the
residence of Mr.. George Wilson, No. 80 Rich
mond.street, Sunday, died about five o'clock
yesterday morning, after night of great suf-
fering.
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HENRY DAvIp,7,This veteran merchant-is
again before the public. We refer our read
ers to his card in our advertising columns.
Those in want of articles in his line would do
well to give him q call. His new store is 279
Main street.
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ED-J. R. Taylor, Of this city, has purchased
the States rights to Ohio and Louisiana for
making and vending the "Interstitial Black
Letter Signs" lately introduced and already
so popular here. We hope that ho will realize
his "pile" in the new enterprise.
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Ey0R SALE OR TRADE-Desirable prop

LN0R SALE OR TRADE-Desirable prop
sis ling Of one a. re of ground with good house. con-
tanning six rooms and kitchen, well, cistern and
stable sufficient for seven horses on the Indepenn.
p ration limo Of CoyinRton. Al.o, lot in the immo.
dae neiehborhood, fronting fifty feet on the Pike
BY two hundred deep. Also, lot in Austens divi:
five feet. The above property will bo sold cheap or
traded for farm within one hundred miles of Gin.
further particulars, INQUIRE Of X. B. ELLIS, on the
premises; or of j AMEs B. GRAY, ATTORNEY at Law
Scott trtreet, opposite Farmers Bank, Covington,
Kentucky. au26-bwt
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Steamboat Register.

-Monday-Reliance, Marietta: BOSTON.
Louisville; Forest Queen. Madison; J. K Bell, New
Orleans, sunday-Fairy Queen, Msysyille; Superior,
Louisville
DEpARTuREs. Sunday Louisville. Mon.
day Superior. Louisville; Forest Queen, Madison;
Fairy Queen, Maysvlle.
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French English and German-English
School.

vENHE TRUSTEES OF THE WESLEYAN
n Female College, yine-street, have determined
to make the course in Modern Languages thoroughly
have organized a PRIMARY Department in French and
German in which the young pupils will be taught
Spelling, Reading and Writing, in either Of these
languages in the same manner and at the same time
as they are taught the same branches in English.
More advanced scholars will be taught many Of
their regular studies as possible in French and Ger
man.
In this way an ability to speak and write these lam
guages will be as readily acquired as If the pupils
were sent abroad.
The extra charge will be $40 per annum.
BB-For further Information apply at the College,
on Vine-street, between Sixth and Seventh.
aul6 cawcw ROBERT Allyn, President.
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rs Mr.. G. W. Hawes has laid on our
table handsomely bound copy of his Kentucky
State Gazetteer and Business Directory for
1S59-6O. The work is replete with interest,
and recommends itself to the public. Church,
of the Postolice News. stand, is his authorized
agent for the sale of his work.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-06

rs B. R. Alley, No. Al Broadway, oppo-
site the Broadway Hotel, has case of hats
and caps in the Mechanics Exhibition which
attracts no little attention. Mr.. Alley has
taken the premium for the past two years.
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ND-We call attention to the card of R. FL
lis, Jr, & Co., SUCCESSORS to Wood, Lea & Co.,
bankers. Business men will find them prompt
in oil dealings.
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G@-In the Probate Court, yesterday, j
G. Flowers, of Clearborne County, ILL.,, eman.
cipated his slave Dorcas and her four chill.
dren, the eldest being eight years and the
younrcst two months old. .....
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BOARDING..

pOARDING.-T or four single GENTLE
- men can be accommodated with board and
lodging at s9S Vest Fifth street. between Western
ROARDING-Two single gentlemen can
hD secure a pleasant furnished room,with board
In private family where there but few boarders
at No lO7 Longworthstreet, between Elm and Plum
Terns moderate sep6b+
ROARDING.-First- class Boarding house.
hH sycamOre-street, between Fifth and sixth,
west side. Large, airy, unfurnshed rooms for fam.
lilies Board and lodging for single gentlemen.
sep6aWN T. A. ROWE.
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HOME INTEREST.

H1 $. III. Pnrvin, Advertising Agent, No.
SO West Fourth street
H1 Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest corr
ner OF Sixth and western-row, over Hannaford's
drug store Pictures taken and put in good cases for
twenty cents. Warranted to please.
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Ga Four city prisoners, named Fcter
Brophy, William Whitten, John Hays and
Peter Rufin, escaped from the hillside yes
terdey afternoon. They are still at large.
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PEACHES FOR CANNING.-Housewiie call
at No. 2s1 Western row. for the White Heath
peaches, just what is wanted for putting up
in cans. See advertisement.
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~ The Concert room attached to the Palace
Garden was crowded last evening.
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G1- Attention is called to the advertise
ment, in another column, of tho Cincinnati
Academy of Design.
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mr. Meteorological observations for the
PENNY PRESS, by Henry Ware, Optician, No.
7 West Fourth-strcet, September 8, 1859.
O'Clock. Barometer, Thermometer
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G9- The Horticultural Exhibition opens to-
day
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[By Telegraph
New Orleans Market,
New ORI,rANs

NEW ORLEANS, September ).
Cotton-Sales $500 bales at 11A@11 kc.
ior Middlings The quotations arc barely main
talned. Gnnny Bags l2,2c. Whisky &c. Cotton
Freights to Liverpool advanced l-l6d.
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FOR SALE.

NJ WIN ga OhLE-OnOCEnI- W lsu1nR tO lPhY6
n the city, offer for So o. at bare ain, Family
Grocery, centrally located. The stock is small, but
we'll assorted. For particulars, call at ia Main
street sep6cf
ENOR SALE--A desirable House and Lot,
u in oxford, Ohio, situated on the corner Of
High and Beech streets; square adjoining Female
= minsry. Terms of sale moderate
AlsU-A desirable residence four and half miles
from this city, near Uhe,iot. Lot contains eight
and half acres, on which there is two good
orchards Will trade for city property.
AlsO-A 60 acre farm in Jasper County, Indiana
VIII |lsell low for cash. or tax, part trade
Als0320 acres farm ng land. at 62hc per acre, sit
uat near the st, l. uis & Memphi. Railroad. A
rar" chance ia now offered for cheap firm, with a
prospect Of increasing 800 per cent, as rs the
road is en-, rel, com pleted
Also 32Oacre farm, H. Liv nqsOn County, Illinois,
Will trade, and pay balance in cash. for an mproved
farm near Cincinnati
Als0-BurnCt avenue lots. " III trade for O pianO,
spring wagon or baronChe.
trade.
A,so-Other valuable property for sale; or, will
trade for III rchandise
Also M issouri lands obtained on tho shortest
notice. at SOC. per acre. and Warrantee Deeds given
Apply to rATTIN n MORROW, Real Estate
Agents, No. 81 West Thiri-street Room 5, second
floor. gep5.aWt
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u.s. The Cincinnati Street Railroad track
will be completed in the course of this week.
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ED-ROOMs-.Two wo or three rooms,
w furnished or uuiurnished, without board, in
a private family. A respectable neighborhood de-
sired. Address "B," at this office. sep5-b'
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tBy Telegraph
London Market.

LONDON, August u.
Breadstuffs are declining. Wheat is dull
and partially, l@2c. lower. Coffoe is dull. Rye Is
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"ANTED--TO RENT-A small house of
~ two rooms, or two rooms of larger house,
suitable for small family. Address BERGMAN, at
this office. State whero an interview can be had
Tsep5-tf]
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WANTED-Two good Solicitors can get
w employ ment on the "Cincinnau MERCANTILE
Advertiser" by application to No. 8 West Fourth.
street. up stairs, between IL N. and 2. NJ. r. W.
HURTT Proprietor. EepSb+
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WANTED--A sITUATION-By young
w man of steady habits, who Is willing to make
himself useful, stuation In Grocery and Provision
this Office. sep5.b*
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"ANTED---A H0tTsE-By gentleman
w with small family no children. A house wi b.
ont hail not desirable Address Box 769 Postof1ce.
[sep2-bw -eOdt1
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[By Telegraph. j
London Money Market.

LONDON, August "a.
The Money Market is steady. American
Stocks are dull Erie Railroad securities have de.
cined slightly.
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"ANTED-MEN TO CHOP CORD
w wo0D-Twenty men are wanted imme.
dately to chop cordwood. Apply at the Albrama
Hon-e, corner Malnsstreet and the leyee. s-pD.bs
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WANTED-T0 TRADE-40, 8O or 16O
W acres Of good land, on thr .. & VI. X. r., for
house and lot, or unexpred lease, having some
time to run. Address +, r., Box 1875 =, O., Gin
Cfnhati sep5-bH
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kNOR SALE-GROCERY- stock, fix
Il lures end good will of a first rate Grocery
stand in a central location. stock small and well
selected. inquire at No. 207 Western.row. sepj.b'
EN0R SALE-DINING SALOON--The old
Il and well.established Dining Saloon, at No, 8
East Fou tn street. having seventy five prompt pay.
ing boarders, and good transenttrade. Forfnrther
particularsinQuire on the premises. sep3.ds
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CUT THIS OUT!

THEN READ IT, AND THEN PRE-
IL sent it to your nearest and dearest FRIEND with
the request that 1t shall be inserted in the first page
of his scrap book
Mr. EDWARD l.. MURRAY, No. 2lS Fifth-street,
sells Periodicals, Books and Songs. We append
list of a few of the Periodicals which may be oh.
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AUCTION SALES.
A UCTION sALE-BY H. s. MIL

A UCTION SALE.-BY II. s. MILES
IN & CO., Sale-rooms, No. 80 Main. .street--(ro-
ceries, Glassware and Liquors at Auction. We will
sell on TUESDAY MORNING, Sept lem Der q: iOhhds
N. o. Sugar; tcs. Rice; g. bXs Va. and Ky. TobaccO
20 brls. N. D. Mulasses; cases Kip Boots; u bxs
assorted Glassware; Smoking Tobacco; gars; Cider
Vinegar, &C. II. s. MILES CO.,
sep5.b Auctioneers.
a UCTION SALE.-By KELLOGG 4
TA WILLIAMS Sale rooms 22 and "a East Third.
street. Larg- SAFE of Watches and Jewslry to the
trade. On TUESDAY MORNING, September 6, at
welry, of new styles aud good and will be sold In
liberal lots to the trade.
ALSO-6 dozen Watches assorted; Magic Watch,
and several Gold Watches
ALS0-A stock of Plated Ware, of Castors, Knives,
ForEs, Spoons Tea Sets, &C.
ALSO-A variety Of good Table Cutlery, and OTHER
goods. A. KELLOGG,
sep5 Auctioneer
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wANTED-GIRL-Libersl wages will he
w paid good German girl to do the work of
small family; want o. to come on the Sth int. Ap.
pyatl1i vine-street, at to lin the morning, or
IL 2P M. spp5-bs
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fBy Telegraph
LiverpOOl Market

LIVERPOOL, August ~.
d.@22s. Cd. tl''
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EVOR sALE-A desirable House and Lo

kN0R SALE-A RARE CHANCE-A pair
II Of fine mules and covered wagon. Also good
route, lis paying from $40 to S25 per week. The
owner Is removing to the country. Address Box
1851, or call al 354 Western- row. Atnh-ht
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wire
w drawers; none but com petent workmen need
amply; to whom the best of wages will be paid.
JOSHUA BODLEY, Whe ling, Va sep2-d'
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COVINGTON NEWS.

[Any communications from our friends will be
thankfully received. Address " Pross Reporter"
Box 2l, Coyington, Ky.l
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"ANTED-R0OM-By a single young
w man. a neatly-furnish dsleeplug apartment,
without board, In a cent raj situation. Address "H
B.," ut this ofn-e. sep6b'
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- GARDENER A married
w man, who understands vegetable gardening
md hot-beds. Also, a man and woman ON farm
Inquire, for two days, at l2l Wanut.st. sep6b"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-30
NO FAMILY

Can afford to be without Mustang Liniment in
their house. The many accidents we are liable
to, may render it necessary any moment, and
nothing is capable of performing such certain
cure. (Ertroct.) "In lifting the kettle from the
fire it caught and scaded my hands and person
very severely-one hard almost to a crisp. The
torture was unbearable. 1t was an awful sight.
The Mustang Liniment appeared to extract
the pain almost Immediately. 1t healed rapidly
and left no scar Of account. CHAs. Foster,
420 Broad ST., Philddd." 1t is truly wonderful
article. 1t will cure any case of Swelling, Burns,
Stiff Joints, Eruptons or Rheumatism. F.r
Horses, it should never be dispensed with. One
Dollars worth Of Mustang has frequently saved a
valuable horse. 1t cures Galds, Sprains, Ring
bone, SPAWN and Founders. Beacare of limitations.
Sold in all parts of the habitable Globe
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors, New York.
Also Lyons celebrated Insect Powder.
T1meow
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-30

erick Miller, end John Grousk, fireman
John Fl. jackson, carpenter of the boat
John Blaize, first mate of the st. Nicholas
James Reid, one of the pilots, Joseph Ham
ilton, porter; Wesley Marer and Fred Mil
Ter, deck hands; John Pennybaker, second
mate of the boat; r. j, Fairroom, cabin
boy on the boat; Jacob NJ. Leonard, second
stcersman; John R Butler, of Decatur
county, Ga; Thomas +. Maxwell, ditto;
Edward r. Ferris, George w. Chryson,
Boyle Traverse, Mr. Murdock, G. w. Jen.
nings, Jacob Wagner, William Miller, resi-,
dence not known; Miss Mary A. Breen, Miss
Mary j. Donation, P. C. Brown, of Nauvoo /;
James Purl, of franklin, La; George Mi.
ehael, james S. Mckee, of Rochester, Pa. /;
w. B. Lynch, of Saline county, Mo.
The above named persons saved were
brought to this city by the steamer Susque-
hanna, Capt 0, Williamson. The Sus>
quehanua also brought up sixteen of the
unfortunate sufferers, who are shockiEgly
wounded, being scaded or mangled by the
explosion. These unfortunate sufferers have
been placed under the care of the city au.
thorites and our benevolent societies, and
every attention and care will be bestowed
upon them to relieve their sutferings, with
the aid of the best medical attendance The
passengers of the st. Nicholas who were
brought up on the Susquehanna, speak in
high terms of Capt. Williamson's conduct,
and of the kind attention they received from
all on board the Susquehanna.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-30
9pss1o9 G10a3sss>

Nothing is so becoming to man or woman as
soft, luxurant head of hair 1t is the crowning
adornment of humanity But alas how soon it
is lost, and with it all beauty, unless nourished
and invignrnted by some chemical preparation,
for which nothing has yet been discovered equal
to Prof Woods Preparation
CAUTION. of worthless limitations. as
several are already in the market, called by differ
ent names. Use none unless the words, Professor
Woods Hair Restorative, Depot St. Louis, Mo-,
and New York, are blown in the bottle Sold by
all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers also
by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in the United
States and Canada.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-30

A SUGGESTION FOR THE New YEAR.
With the beginning of the New Year, VIC
all, more or less, form plans for the future
We revise the books of the past, and exam.
iue wherein we have committed errors. Let
us strive to improve upon our experience
If we have been unfortunate in enterprises
or specuations, let us see wherein we can
remedy our mistakes. The world is made
up, in great measure, by haphazards. We
are all, to a great extent, governed by the
ebbs and flow of the tide of fortune. Should
you wish to "take it at its food" you can,
not do better than to enclose SO, IS, or
S24, to Wood, Eddy & Co., Wilmington,
Delaware, or to the same firm at Augusta,
Ge These gentlemen are the propretors
of the legalized lotteries of these States
secured by charter of their respective legis-
latures-and previously under the manage.
ment of Messrs. Gregory & Maury, and
Messrs. S Swan & Co.. The names of the
present managers are guaranty for the
faithful discharge ofall pecuniary Obligations
incurred by them.