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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
Pape,s IN he disttle. pease cory.
| MonrkN S,,lsgos "a ..,r,,

"a. MopEkN SAMPsos "a gambler
known as Mountain Jack, performed
an extraordinary feat Of physical
strength few nights ago, ia the b.ff.
room of.the St. Charles Hotel ,in New
Orleans. where a large number Of the
carnival jewellers had assemblies. ~ a
drunken fellow, dressed inpInlian
costum, rode horse ipto the bar
room, and zdismohnte.i to take a
drink, and while at the bar another
drunken fellow climbed intolthe sad.
die. Mountain Jack, as his name
indicates.lis Esgiant in size, six feet
seven inches high, finely proportion,
ed and possessed of enormous
strength, even beyond his colossal
proportions. He was at the time on
u spree, and i fancy Selling him at
the moment, he stopped over the
horse, placed his right arm around
his belly Just behind the torp legs.
and lifted the animal off his legs, III
der and all, and threw them heavily
upon the floor, with shock: that jar
red the whole house. On finding
himself down, the horse refused 10.
getIup, and the giant again laid hold
of him and set him upon his pins, iii.
order to release the bruised and lelps
less riders who had fallen partly I'M
der the beast, and who congidered
lucky to escape without bro
ken bones, Later in the. day Jack
got to throwing tumblers prolniscn,
ously, and was arrested blythe united
efforts Of about twenty men.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

IS Il .3NcCcechFy w = SuOtcGs IL rl@ottl+t i
Messrs. FITzHusH and BRAEEoH were
accordingly declared electeda rs Delegates
to represent this Electoral District. a
F. p. EasEK. pf Jackson. vas nomi-
mated as an alternate for Mr.! ElrzHpaA,
and JAMES NJ. Jackson, 81 Harrison. FOL
Mr.. BRAsEoN. They, Ners then. ON mo-
lion Of B. w. JAcksoE. Of Woods ananit
mously elected. 3 Il
Mr.. FIrzauaH lone Of the Delegates
elect, returned his thanks to the Com
yention FOR the honor dohe him, u !
short speech. vi
The usual resolutions Of thanks. "a
theoffcers and citixsns of the place, were
passed. /, s# H55T8ss...
Tho proceedings of the Convention
we're ordered 70 be published in the DEM
iocraiio papers 81 the District aud Of the
City OF Richmond. n
The Convention then adjourned. sine
de.
THOMAS BLAND, President. J,
IS CHARLEs RHoADs, a
h w. r. CooPER, Secretaries. d,
JNo. RukDIE. ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
Laier from Califafaia.

81. LOUIS, March 10.-Tlfe over,
land mail, from San Francisco on the
18th February arrived at MalIoy's
station yesterday. It brings Califor.
mia telegtaphic Intelligence of the
18th.
The jury III the. case of DR.. Chase,
for aduitefating acids, couldnot agree
upon Hfterdict, and anew trial was
offered.
The news. from the mines wis in.
tetestihg. There was great activity
among the members in consequence
Of new discoveries Of gold, silver and
!qhieksilye fniaesin TIE tn6untainlre.
gions- Considerable specimens OF
ore from the Virginia mines have
been4tested. and are. estinaled To-
yield $40, 900 per annum..
The Fsteamer Champion, built at
Wilmington, Delaware, had arrived
at San francisco safely.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

A CHAprEa OF HoKRoRs. --Ai Cine:h-
natl. on Tuesday night, Patrick McHngh
cut his ffifess throat. killing her instant.
ly John Miller was fatally stabbed in =
street ARRAY. and A. H. Bsgard Ell sud.
denly dead insthe street 4 woman was
found dead III hersbed onsths cofner 81
Pearl street snd Western Row, And q
daughter Of John Stratton living On the
Montgomery turnpike. was burned Y
death. -. 49, ~ -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

iRGiNIA EETERPR1aE. Within the
last ten days 8 joint stock company,
with = subscription list already reach,
ing $40 900, has been organized at
Stanton, Va, for the establishment
OF 2 boot and shoe factory, with q
tannery attached.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
PuRcHAsR orIriIE q Pl.n. m sanr !.

RESOLUTIONS I've been introduced
into the Pennsylvania Legislature
contemplating !ls purchase Of that
portion OF Virginia known as the
!. Pan Handle II empowers the
Governor to fapfoihtI three co,nmis-
sioners, to meet ! similar number to
be appointed. oil Behalf Of Virginia,
to negotiate such session. The Penn
sylvania cornmisss bners are TO report
the terms and cohslitions, If any are
agreed to, to the.ihe next sessions Of
shs Lagisla.rFas ti,v two STATES {
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

WrrHDRAwIss raox LfBEkiA. The
MARYLAND House Of Delegates on We'd
Hesday cut OF from the Coloaisadop So.
ciety the annual appropriation of 5000
By 4 decided role. audlefi only the clanss
Of the Code giving e70 per capital Fl
each free negro thai may Be taken IRON
the State. Rbis Ii another sign Of ihs
eifesi cfths sbolitioucrpssde Of the Fcrtss
eSu tkhsiirs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

CUEE ron BosE FELoS.-Take a
piece Of rock sast about the size OF 4
batternut--wrap II ia q cabbage leaf,
if it be had ; ifhot, in a piece Of vet
brown paper, ana cover it with Goals.
as yon wonld To roast an onion. AT.
ter it has been roasting about twenty
minutes take IL lIQm the FIRE and pow.
der livery fine Mixit,witb aa,npeb
common soap assRill make a saive.--
Il the soap ba not pretty strong OF
trrpeutine whish may be known by
the smell--thens add d little turp pt,r'
tine. Apply ths salye 70 the part at:
iected. In the course of q few holfrs
sometimes ID few minutes the
pain viii be relieved. After This. if
suppuration take place, il must be
treated like acelhmon sore.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
y fd.lke 81 lwha valley star. :
LUdAN 3. a., EA.,l
Narch lStb, 1860.

M LDIroR y: ofne.ime since,
whilst ] vas attending the JaRaaI5
term 81 the County Court pf Wy0-
ming County, / was caliedFup6n BY
several of the citizens 10 atlend And
participate in q meeting Of the cit;
zene Of the county, Me object Of
which was 10 fellow the example 81
other Counties If the State, and t6ex-
preas their Indignation At the insult
offered and the injury done me State
Of which they are a part and PARCEL
also to appoint committees Of inyes-
tigation. &c. With, some reluctance
(on account Of not being q citizen Of
the county, acceded to their solicit
atoms and was called upon BY all
present to explain the object ofathe
meeting, which, did in q short ad-
dress in which ! gave my views with
ont looking to the consequences, and
when occasion requires it, ! win act
ii the sahe way again, fearing moth.
ing beneath he san. | claim for nay-
1r ~ Il .sss.k . q s.. n q u !. -
s s. snu ~, eue 81 " Il = W SoquHt
w lor y yolninS Il,4. $3.50 Z ,aW.
the safety and welfare Of our State
is, llsll.g.lons 80,
nails in the county Of Wyoming who
deno,,nce me- for 0ivinf, NV viawa In
$3.50, $50, y s 49,, =. = T III
= ~. ~, lSas. $50
8 80 sa Fly " -. ~ y,
$3.50 80 .,,1 ,n,,. an,s..a, 100 n.
'. SSs - !. ,,.n,,,a ,,,.;.,,oso,s FL e
Z ~. i ii ] ~ 1t, 81. a,,a,hs "a
q f,S Ila 49,, ~ Il ~
1870 III ~, -
80 49, = soi " az. = S Sasa 3.
1870 =. Iii SV N tN Il 49,, 4
:. 9sos NJ u H. ~ i - Is,
an y, n.as IA i; -. ',ho;. cann.S1s .nSF;i
.ha. - "a s,,,roriars 81 10. Il -
&c a.ent.. bo,,, is., 4, s,.ed : ths s
;mTsdiata,v sea tha GRO, e tbe;r
,rocs 800 ,nrn hasa.a { ! 81 lac
Il ,s;ll IL ,acailsnts,I H. an ,rbo ,sa,,o
,,bat 4 ,osds; IL d;racs auns;on
S am. .hnr.bf -, Z, dan,,,,irst M
an,v ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS : q u, ssa,,ants -
~ ~ ra,na,l.s hafs,.a tba.that n5eat;na
.sInt isrtba Ana NJ 'sSornrbr tbaaa n
81 y q III ,'
i az Ia B o,er,, !, ] ., s. f,od
ac, !, ) 4 - - Ia a;a.a.as ~ h;s o,.n
a. ores i n. r;dSt ~
ler ~ f,ons1;t,,;dn' IL, ,st1gat h;o
onoo;snoo 80 y. 80 80
=, - Is. 800 = y. s i, :
u .:,s !. !. $3.50
shosa s' 4 x q AZ, 49, =. ur'
e 80. s,,a N u ~ III /. wv ~
}, ,,.s,,ssJ Rra,rn a s AZ haaiEsh w "
y W ~ ,ra IL IA
,b;isn bron5. ,,,on1S & 80 * i'edb;s
8 M IL 49, g ~ $50 ~. y
'b;ldran - dnr, ora III $780, M ca p,4
hnt. a.. nrcr,,tt III "a
lent action &c mr. aysca.;ve 20, ,.o nj,
ave ,.hro,rn tha ,rhaIe' 'I1,,;o,,. 49,
hi most 4 I Il oa s s.o,,, ,.,o = 49,
/ make no eSarg d y 'nno,,sthe Nortb.
=, s.shao.l.,..,- -. a ~ d
~ ~ u.etnfSn, htAe saiu ~ tuey
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

rLArD UiF lie steamer Ellen ora,
arrived at this plaes On Sunday evening
and has 'flsid up" in Elk, for ! few
weeks. 4 8
The Qaurrier and Kaaag6a Halley are
still running regularly. Tie CLERK Of the
latter boat has our thanks for . large lot
Aof papers.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
IA Hif Bstwssn the Ryes.

Al German citizen of Massachusetts
makes the feceipty Of a. Republican
speech, undek the frank ofefhe Hon
B. I. JENKINS of that State. the oeca,
sion for. a tsM pertinent rernarksin q
letter to tlIa gentleman, ON the lly.
pocracy OF tissg Republican, leaders and
ths deieterinla effects Of the doctrines
and teaching .of the Republican party
on. the businsssI interests Of the State,
ara the peas of country. He con.
cludes in this2ssise:
"A Reaction has already set in
Che masses Of NE people begin to con.
slider their osn affairs q little. In
Natick, the hone Of Senator Wilson.
five or six Kindred men are march
ing through tsls streets, carrying ban.
riefs with ,inscfiptions of what -
]" Free Kansas" stNo more Slave
States /" Ffee Soil ftr Free men n
No. sir. I" Brsad for our Vices and
Children n ii The motto paraded be.
fore Mr.. Wilson's windows. The
speech which he has sent on hers in
thousands did aiot supply his conssitr
uents with bread for their wives and
~ Thsy ask for "bread, !"
and he gives tEipln i stone They
ask for labor. NH he sends his speech.
These atitf4slaVefy speeches. don't fill
the stomach, slough they confonnd
the mind and dive away tile custom.
ers who Buy aonr manufactures. IL
there is an aysnging spirit, these ag:
itatofs win haze 10 answer for grave
offepse in depflying their sellow.men
of their daily5blead."
The workman who have been inn
posed on BY tiseir Abolition employ.
srs are beginpiag to think for them.
selves. l. .iHfs -,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

/ III. Jonssros. a A.f}isou. poniH.tsd,
III. FIrzHnen. of KsnsEha N
{. speeches we're i,sde second ~ tho Va
.tipus nominations By Aessrs CodftR,
TpkzxR. PATRIci S1ilNRRs, 9AcI< On.
JoAxsos. NEwnAs and PEs1fb zckfs I
On metion. the conxen.ion thea pro-
ceeded 10 bollot with the following result:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

n. 3, CRUBoH SoUrH There win BE
no service or meeting Of The sabbath
school II tAs Is. 3. Church 6outh. 10
thigplnes on ne1s Sxbbatk.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

Tie. boiler explosion Oil Thursday
lasts at Easton. Pa, BY which eight
persons were killed Outright. twelve
MANNED, and three are missing, is
to.have been caused By gross
carelessness Of ignbrance in the con Z
structian of the boiler rs,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

Z n "A - - 4ags
nate b sDemcelstic candidate ier Presi
dent. sf i q { - 81
son, RoBERf Jonss4os Of Harrison Wal
appointed temporary Ghairlnan, and The
Democratic Editors Of the District who
may be present sequssted 70 actss Sscre.
taFies. gise{ M ks .S IL tss.
B. w JAc8sos. Of Wood. moved fha,
|the Chairmantapppint 4 CommitteS 81 ON
Delegate from each cennty Represented
ne report the names Of suitabie persons
for permanent officers for this tsonserl
Ftion, The names Of Delegates and Alteru.
ates il attendance. the number Of votes
to which each county i entitled. and
rules for the government Of the body, tH
The motion was unanimously adopted !
Whereupon The Chairman appointed ths
EfolleEing persons as said Connittee j 4
Barbouf-James D. Hall,
I Braxton-A. A.. Lewis. AK.t e4s
Doddridge- Edwin MAXWELL .1ss..
HarrisSn--garnes M jackson, 8
Jackson--Fs r Turner. ~
Kanawha VIM "a. Quarter, .:s
LswisAG.J Butcher,
Masou--G. III. Patrick, ti.1 5f.S
Nicholas-=W. p Cooper. Alk. s934ll.
Peasants Fs b. jackson, At, Chi
Putnam Charles Rhoads, HI.
Riichis--Ws NE. Patlon, Il
RoansAR . Brown, All,
UPshur-- n. Cooper. 1llt.. n
v Writ George Dent, .ss i
Wood-B. r. Penn, hacker. !. !, Il
On motion the Convention adjourned,
p o'clock, 2. II. s3s
AFTERNOON SESSION., VI
4 The Convention, pursuant 10 adjourn.
nnent, fesasseaAbled 1t 81 clock, n. III.
The Committee on Credentials. Per-
rnanent officers, DO, submitted The fol-
lowing report
Your Committed respectfully recon-
mend the following Permanent Officers
Prss:ds,tAfajo THOMAS BLAND, of
Lewis. H.
-p;ee Prssde,ls g. I'll PArsrcx, Of
Mason, B. r. PrNNYBAcKER, Of Wood,
8. NJ. SoMaERs, Of Harrison. EDwtS
MAXWELL, Of Doddridge. and THoAAs
SMrga. of Kanawha.
Secretaries-The Democratic Editors
cfthe District present.
The following counties are represented
BY. the Delegates and Alsernates named
Bar5our. J. p. Hall. ~
Brorton. "a. A. Lewis.
Doddyidgs. Edwin Maxwell.
Harrison, WI r. Cooper. James N
Jackson, 8. M. Sommers, G. H, Earnest,
Robert Johnson A. j. Smith.
Jackson. Robert Park, j. L. Progler,
0.L G: Hinesman, F. P. Turner.
Konawda. Henry Fiizhugh, Thomas
Smith. J. 9. Newman. ". A. Quarter,
John BUNDLE.
Leiefs. Thomas Bland, G.. j.. Butcher,
4. A. Lewis.
Mason. G. H. Patrick. = WIZ s5>1 A
Niehoias. w. p. Cooper,
Ptedsonts. b wv Jaelson.
Putaaap, Charles Rhoads. I'D
Rifchis. w M Patton.
Roans, r. s. Brown.
,UPshnss w. r. Cooper.
Writ George Dent. r. s. Brown,
Thomas Deem.
Wood, Samuel Hupp, B. r. Penny
'acker, =. wv. jackson, j. w. Mitchell. |
:. g. Smith, A. eli Clark. Thomas
chancellor. R.. B. Kincheloe. E. D. Nc,
3hire. F. w. Weekly. B. H. Foley.
The basis Of voting on alf scale votes
hall be, the Democratic vote cast by the
ounlies at the last Presidential election !
nd each Delegate present at the time Of
citing shall be- entitled to cast his nroo-
ortion Of the whole syote4ef his county.
The following is tie number Of Votes
,hich each county ia entitled, to cast
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
KanawAa River improvement.

We hope the bill pending in the Sen
ate, in relation to The james River ane
Kanawha Canal. which provides also 20,
the improvement of our Riyer--anc
which. on q vdie tolreaconsider, was laic
oa the liable. seme days ago. may yet re.
ceivs the sanction of that body. We cop,
from the Wig II Ihe 18th. the follow,
correspondence upon the subject Of thin
important work
RrcHaosD. i2th March, 1850.
Charles ScoA. Esq. Il
DE4R SrH:-Kndwing the weight Ia
which your opinion y justly entitled from
your individual long experience. &c con.
tractor. on the public works Of this State
including large contracts for the con.
ystruction Of the James River and Kama.
wins Gapal from your extraordinary
success IS such contractor, we desire to
ask you II The provisions OF the bill. re-.
Gently passed Id the House Of Delegates
b amend the chartero Of the James River
and Kauawhs Company are Known to you
land il you are also. informed as to the
present condition oil the Company, The
state Of their works, and with the loca.
vart e Il csrstrrctgd Gon, M 8 = st =
So.;,.,,., = ;f I. 30 Sanan =: y
g NJ ss...a rn,,r .,,s,,.s " ,,;as, ~.
tor IL & III afsrn,t;ys - nj, ,i, .sI
-, IS go. 60. 49, =. 49,.
ss,;.;a !, ,s.h;,a s....;a asSo. 2, ~ yg PVT
go =. ~ IT, H rsn,. 'noula ,. oe-
~ :, $780, - ! sn.h3s !. " s 70
= ,~o. =. 7, o,,sra,;aU .na - .ssP y
c.,rx ~ NJ sa .. aat pS =, sna %
frn, p,.ah.s. $3.50 : 1 iss;oa Y. t.le canal
aanaha. 4;ma fsnJ i. w;,b .sI nv, u rea-
q s,s,s Ill - ~ 81. S,s.. .s'e usoess'y
W. ~ - 49, = W .c,,,. e a. a'u.
pohas. r. nd. "a. AZ 80. :
Tsn.SS.h 80 10 ~ so beu1's 49, !, 2
! ,s,.on ~ H. Nh 8 p.;S ~ 3 S "a
81 $3.50 60 s Ia n a.I =. om'.n y
w,n~teiE o1 nss 3 i a ~. q - =
+ s.naSssl $3.50 ss 49,: ,s.sa. Das y
49, D $50. 'o0''sor,s =,
49,. - W.. 49,
-. I 800 - 49, tn AasSn, Toy.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
pemo,faIl, 1lsisfafil fpnltilia

Pursuant n call issued By u Chaif.
man or the Demccratic Central ccml..iss
Tee Of the FoSrlssnth Electoral Distriet o.
Virgins. The Derpoerae thefsof hnel
by their regularly appointed Delegates.
from the various counties composipg the
DISTRICT. in Convention At Parkersbarg,
ON Thursday, March 18th, 1860. for the
pnsPose Of Feiseling two Delega.es to
represent iheIn ID the Democratic Nation
Al Convention 10 be- held IN Charleston,
s.. G.. on theEe3a day Of April. to fnoni-
nate d sDemosstic candidate teE Prssi.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-13

OCCUPATION OF ENIGRANfs.-0f the l20 432
emigrants who left Great Britain and Ireland.
last year, says the London Times. 2.Ol6 of the
men were agricultural laborers, gardeners and
carters; l76 bakers; I66 blacksmiths and far
riers; 26 boOkbinders and stationers; 2S7 boot
and shoemakers; 49 braziers, tinsmiths and
whitesmiths; % potters, brick and tiIemakers
500 bricklayers, plasterers and masons; 81
builders; la butchers and poulterers; II cab
inetmakers and upholsterers; 1883 carpenters
and joiners; 81 carvers and gilders; 6s2 clerks;
~ clock and watchmakers; 20 c6achmakers
and trimmers; 1S coal miners; 81 coopers, IL
cutters; 145 domestic servants; 10 dyers; IL
engravers; 14l engineers; 4,439 farmers; I,354
gentlemen, professional men and merchants;
IL jewelers. and silversmiths, %, ,286 general la
borers, locksmiths and gunsmiths, 90 millers
and malsterers, millwrights, I'll miners and
quarrymen, 262 painters, paperhangers, and
plumbers, III pensioners, 20 printers, 10 rope
makers, 46 sawyes, 269 seamen, "a shipwriShts.
], ,O45 shopkeepers, 331 smiths, 900 spinners and
~eayers, "a sugar bakers and boilers, TO sur.
veyors, 337 tailors, tallow chandler, "a tan
ners and curriers', 25 turner's, 50 wheel wrights,
woolcombers and sorters, and 8, ,965 of trades
not particularly specified. Of the other sex,
7,l01 were domestics and farm servants, 1I9
gentlewomen and governnesses, 251 milliners,
dressmakers, and needlewomen, Ia, 562 IN arried
women, and 1852 Of undistinguished occupa-
tion Ia large total, which seems to indicate that
official examination into the pursuits of the fe-
male sex is not Of a very rigid nature.) The
remainder OF the emigrants were children, and
Of these 8, ,431 boys, and 8,130 girls, were under
IL years Of age; 3,046 were infants, and IA, SIT
were undistinguished as to age or sex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-13

The BRAZILIAN SYSTEM OF CONVENIENT
According to correspondent Of the World. ths
senate OF Brazil numbers sixty members, and the
lower house one hundred and twenty, who are
elected by electors, who are chosen from and by
the people, each man who is a free-holder ana
possesses an income Of 500 per annum being en-.
titled to the privilege Of voting. The Senate arr
chosen for lfe the deputies for four years In tbs
former the sanction Of the Emperor is necessary
to the choice Of the people, In the latter there 4,
no such restriction. II Is not required that can.
didate for either house should be native or citizen
OF the province which he II chosen to represent
At the same time, whilst 50 much power Is yested
In the government, the Brazlians are said to
almost perfect democratic liberty The white
Indian and negro blood, which IL found among
great masses Of the population, In every possI bic
grade Of amalgamatfon, Joined to the heredita
hatred between the white and negro races render
it impossible to harmonize on the level platform
OF republican government. The corresponde en-,
states that this mixture of blood prevails only
among the lower classes, and that the nobility. OF
Portugal grandee descent have kept their blood
free from amalgamating confuences They op-
pose strongly, every extension Of privilege TO the
Tree negroes, and are turning their efforts to the
establishment Of landed and hereditary aristoc
racy (titles Of nobility conferred for life
novation. - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-13
EDUCATIONAL.
MISS JENETTEI DOroI a

III MISS yENETTE L. DOUGLASS
- Inc pressure OF announcing 70 her friends
nna one publle that she will open her Seminary at
on Monday, September 10th. -
;Eo5 terms call on the Principal. She viii be as
teachers: e"1 eAe'e"'
MISS DOUGL.ASS-Higher English Branches
ComPositon and Penmanship = =
Branches. 's0"' H"e"s'
Miss JuLrANA G MAY-Teacher ofvocaI Music,
rToI. IkoRGE L. ScHAEFFER-Lecturer on Phi
iopsPny, 0hemlstry and physiology.
crOI henry r.. MARIx-Teacher Of French and
Prof c. w. BKRsMANN-Teacher Of Piano and
Science of Music
Miss MARY T -DAvIDsoN-Piano.
ri. =. MADISON WATSON, of New York-Lecturer on
JOSEPH g BRUFr-Teacher of Drawing
-", Teacher Of Spanish.
-. Moral Science and Classics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE OILY PRRPIR1TT0T
UNIVERSAL ooNFfpRNSRxp.rpox.a,

| FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES
cLERGfMEN, LADIES, s.d GENTT ENrN
IN al parts OF the world testify 10 the eMsscy oS
PROF. o. J. WOODS HAIR REsroRATfvr
| and gentlemen Of the Press are unsnimoo. 4, -,
praise A few testimonials only can be hsre sixes.
see e. !, eaI Tor more and IL viii b impossss ios
0esiLssssa ;.yesr note Of the Issh instanf he's
had BEEN SsHs,ed 81 Inc nns ss. or o -FS E.s IA
storetye, ans ressestlns my oertikcsts Of the noe
| award il 70 yoa cSesrisiIy, beosuse I think IL
Sss; Ss.1 MSynse s s sSSSt ,ss.s The color
sncs e e torn S,. .ns %
abilities Increased with time, and about 4 months
OF the top Of my head and threatsnins 70 MAKE me
In q this gnPlssssst P / predlcsment va. induced 70
an s,IE ,s on Of my hair for had ,esli no eTeec's
Original color except from d,e.. W. saxs. 70 ia
greatly surprised 70 find. sfter the use OF two bot
ss bss qRS tS 'hst no, only va. ne filling Of arrested
to the scslp ana dandrUf ssed % form
wife, at vhose solicitation was Induced 70 e. ty
ror tnis; smons the many oeisstions : owe 20
val ue the sdnirs6 OF their wives to profit b, az
e1'9pIs' and n.s tlf growing sra, or Eettn Be d.
To Of WOOD 4 Co. .4a Broad gay. y. 81
Ny f.T,y are ssreIt 6tom the city, and Am no
To PRoF. o J WooDI Dear Sir. Your Hair
s dSas h Ss, % T1sh soSs ss
Known to the public Of its effects on che hsar which
Sa s0 yoaT Ssys
the hair VII return more beeutifui than ever; sr
'''' ~: Tonr. M lrs1 stper'n0s' BsSsSs M
R;sGYou osn publish the above Il you lie By
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paper. w. a. krSrpy.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PEor. o J. WeoD; Dear Siy Having bed the
nlsfortune % lose the best 20 ton Of my hair from
the effects Of the yel ow fever, in New Orleans In
ls5, was Induced TO make trisl OF your prepsrs-
needed. Ny hair is now thick and glossy, and no
words csn express my obligation % you In glvInE
to the afflicted soch treasure FINLEY JoHSsoS.
The Restorative is ont up IN bottles Of three sizes,
vlz large. medium and small: the small hold hsf
pint, and retss for dollar per bottle; the me-
dtum holds at least % per osnt more In proportion
than the small, retails for dollars per bottle;
me- e are snsrt 80 per eent more In prosor-
%. i WOOD co. Proprietors. &<< Rrosd-
NO. - '
4. And sold b, all good Druggists and Rsnoy Goods
Dealers. au ~ eotyAiN