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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY
OF LEARNING -
and
MILITARY ACADEMY,
Near Alexandria, La, Founded and Sup
ported by the State Of Louisiana.


Near Alexandria, La, Founded and Sup
ported by the State of Louisiana.
EIGHTH SESSION
WILL begin LIST MONDAY in SEP.
w TENDER next. and end last WE'D
NESDAY in JUNE, 1869. =
ACADEMIC BOARD
Consists of a full corps of able Instructors
in all branches of Literature and Science
usually taught in the best Colleges and
Universities.
COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces a Preparatory and an academic
Department, including a Literary, Scientific
and Optional Course, a Special School of
Girl Engineering and a Commercial School.
ADMISSION
Granted to Cadets not under fourteen years
of age, rho knom arithmetic, English Gram
mar and Geography.
EXPENSES
Of every kind, except clothing, for ten
months, S4lO 90; S204 90 payable in adj
vance, balance in equal payments, January
LIST, and April LIST.
Cadets received at any time during the
session and charged from date of entrance.
LOCATION.
In the Pine Hills. Very healthy.
For Further Information, address.
D. F. BOYD, Superintendent,
Post Office, Alexandria, La.
OR REFER TO
Gen G.. Mason Graham, Adjutant Gene
raj, State of Louisiana. NC
Maj. VIM A. Freret, State Engineer. NO.
Capt w. G. Black, 81 PerdidoSt., N. O.
Hon. R. NJ. Lusher, State Supt. Public
Education, n. o
Right Revd. Bishop Wilmer.
DIR. Bartholomew Egan. Mt. Lebanon, La.
a Office of the Seminary in Nav Or
leans. at Jas. A. Gresham's Book Store,
81 Camp street.
June LIST 1s6s.-tf.
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SCHOOL BOOKS. A large assortment
- Cap. Note. and Letter PAPER. Pens.
Ink, Pencils, Mncilage and other Office
Furniture.
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BAKING
COOKING SODAu

DURE English, Newcastle can be pro-
e cured at II. CT. JOHNS at the same
price that is paid for coMMoN IMPURE SODA
SO frequently palmed OF on the public by
enoraut dealers,
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E Cotton, Sugar, Molasses and 9th
er freights stored and shipped at cheap
and reduced rates.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


SHERIFFS SALE.
William Campbell
David Wilson. NO. ''S'
9th District Court-Parish of Rapides-
State of Louisiana.
PY VIRTUE of a writ of Fieri Facias is
II sued out of the Justices Court, Alex
andria Ward, Parish of Rapides, State of
Louisiana, aud to me directed in the above
entitled suit, / have seized and will offer
for sale to the last and highest bidder, on
SATURDAY the LIST day ofAUGUST, 1868,
between the hours of II A. M. and A p. NJ,
OF tine premises of the DEPENDENT, Joseph
III. Hynson, in the Parish of Rapides, State
of Louisiana, the following described prop
erty seized as the property of the Defen-
dant, to-wit:
+. A certain tract or parcel of land situated
in the Parish Of Rapides, State Of Louisi-
ana, being the Northeast quarter of the
NORTHEAST, and the West halfof the North
East quarter, and Northwest quarter of
SOUTHEAST quarter and the East half of
tho Northwest quarter: and North half of
Southwest quarter of Section 10, Town
Ship 6, Range 2 East, containing three
hundred and seventeen 60-lO0 acres, and
being the same acquired by act of sale from
Alexander Lamentine, passed LIST day of
March A d. 1868.
TERMS OF SALE:-CASH in u. S. Treas
ury Notes, subject to appraisement.
c. V. LEDOUX,
July LIST, le6S-tds. Sheriff.
Printers Fees $40 so.
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GENUINE BERMUDA ARRcWROOT
~ in Paper and Tin Cans. Spices Nut
megs, Mace, Ginger, Pepper, sc.
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CONCENTRATED LYE. Washing So
~ da, Blueing, Scrubbing Brushes,
Backing and Brushes.
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tNLAVORING EXTRACTS. Lemon. Va
nilla, Almond, Rose, Celery, Pine APP
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VIOLINs and BOWS. Screws and Ital-
' ian Strings.
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ZINE BRANDY by the Bottle or Gallon.
Bourbon Whisky by the Bottle or Gal
lon: Jamaica Rum, Irish Whisky. Port
and Sherry Wine, French White Wine
Vinegar.
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i III Z ELY
LNROM and after this date the under
signed win keep ICE, on hand 70,
sale at retail.
NJ. ROSENTHAL g. BRO.
June 10, 1S6S-tf.
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LIME ENGLISH Hair and Tooth Brush.
es: Brown Windsor, Honey, Lettuce,
IN other Toilet Soaps. Pomatum. Cold
Cream. Hair Oils. Dcntifrias.
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CHEWING TOBACCO, Smoking Tobac
~ co, Pipes, &c. The celebrated Lon
isiana PERIQUE SMOKING TOBACCO
kept for sale. warranted genuine, is cut OF
the Premises.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-06-04
CHAPTER II.

The mansion of his grand-uncle, before which
Victor dismounted, was large and weather beaten
structure with nc pretentions to taste or elegance
The horse lot with its substantial buildings, COM
prisng capacous barns, stables, and sheds for the
various vehicles about the place. stood to the LETT
of the house and somewhat in front. About fifty
yards in front of the house was gate opening into
an enclosure, embracing about an acre. AS he en-
tered this the stables lay to his right and on his
left but beyond the enclosure, were the workshops
Of the plantation, whence came the sound of the
bellows, and of hammers ringing upon the anvil
Tn the horse-lot was gang Of laborers, gathering
into vast heaps the piles Of litter which, from time
to time, had been strewn over the lot and cast into
the stables. Wagons we're rolling in with straw,
newly gathered from the woods, and others were
hauling, into the adjacent fields, manure from the
newly raised heaps. The whole place presented a
picture of stirring and active industry. To the
sides and rear of the mansion were various Offices
comprising the kitchen, loom-house, store-room,
dairy, smoke -house-with its never-faiing quad
rangular roof-and buildings for the house-ser-
wants. To the left as one entered the house, was
welLstocked garden, and against the wall which
enclosed it, sheltered under hedge Of mock or
ange, stood some twenty or thirty bee-hlves. a
few scattering oaks, Of large size, with here and
there sycamore, or Pride Of India, or towering
shrub ShelCereQ CQe Weu-SWept duu Sa1uy yoiu3
and in corner, near the horse-lot, stood the well,
with its old fashioned sweep, and, conveniently
near, the trough which conveyed the water to the
cattle in the lot Securing his horse In the enclo
sure of which we have spoken, Victor entered into
the yard by small gate, and advanced along the
walk to the piazza. As he was ascending the
steps, his attention was attracted by the shutting
Of gate few yards to his left, and glancing in
that direction, he saw bis grand advancing to
receive him. He had evidently been among his
workmen at the blacksmith and wood shops, and
seeing visitor arrive, he had hastened on to the
dwelling to receive him.
Victor had abundant leisure to examine his per-
sonal appearance as he approached the steps along
the Sidewalk. His stout, muscular, and powerful
frame, caused him to appear some inches lower
than be really was He seemed short, broad.
had grave, business air, and face that never
lighted up witha smile. Hewas neatly, but plain
", dressed in blue homespun, and wore white
broad. .brimmed hat, with q black band, crumpled
and worn, but still unsoied His wide shirt collar,
tied with black riband, was scrupulously neat
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-06-04

and his whole attire gave testimony 70 hispsstue1
and care ~ 9CnsiGE yir5i:s$sS = & .sstEj5 bsfia
!. 81 am glad 10 seey you, Vietor,t said hisfshAssn
without even moments relaxation iof his gsayss
and business-like air. Come, walk into The
house; ittistoo cool to sit on the piazzattoq
Victor followed his. kinsnian into snsins fun
nished, hut comfortable poomc caheEsa IN ereMssl Nd
ready burning: sSeaiagthemselyes bg thshes!hf
3 painfully broken conversation followed As lite,
accustomed as Victor was to the 6cesof
those with whom be came in contacg yet ~ Yes,
painfully obvious to him that there va AZ sxpsc
tant enquiry IN, the eye OF bis grand unclSs W
cause of bis visit Business NAs The pt9miIept
thought in the mind Of Jacob Read he could
scarcely conceive of sacha, thing: asa mefely 30.
ciable and friendly yisit without SONS Interior obi
jeet. 'f He made 8 remark br two about tbeiWeashS
er, made polite enquiries sst 10 The heslthaof ~
niece, and after few. desult0fy qenalk g the
war, relapsed into Glenee gazing. .tuoodily yzinteo
the. fire, and now apd then eyeing yietw NTH
fartiys and weary glance as u waiting - iieazas
the 9ss. so1 o1 Rs Sa,s s ss nnmsr & sboi, is
ing the object Of his visit ".aes
'Hgmph yes replied his grand uncle, gtan-
many idle At6yed deaars abuhef Fl 4 thstr s;
Would you vish 6 sell one ii asda, saasd,iI IuIss uIss Js
cob, asked the poor relation, scmewhat 6midly.n
'Do you know Of any one who WisheS to buy:
VictorT' asked his grand uncle, suddenly looking
ups glg. Geje issii fSy9+ s:st ~ stsfS5 az ---
Yes SIR replied Victor, coming saddsulysv
the point, i wish to enter into tcaTalty seSyiog
forthwith, and have come over this svehingi41
know IF you can lend orsea me d hofsap Exol %
Jacob Read laughed aloud h*senota jcsiit
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
Brevltles.

Three severe snow storms have occurred
during this month. as.
Geoec Alfred Townsend has fallen heir 10
TO fortune. Ex.
We hope George Alfred will leave of
searching for the pole" now.
The Ohio Farmer says this is the year
for the appearance OF the seventeen year To-
Gusts, in this state.
Col Dom Piatt has gone to Washington
to take the place Of Mack, as correspond.
ent Of the Commercial % good exchange.
The sandusky Evening Journal has s9s'
pended publication, after a brief existence as
a daily paper, Of three months.
The weather, during the past week has
been delightful. The "return of the swal.
lows" IS one Of the noticeable results
Neighboring papers are hopeful OF the fruit
crop. a, least along the Lake shore, and to
the south ofus.
DIR. G A. Hudson, Of Fostoris, now un-
der treatment in Cincinnati, has been sue.
cessfully restored to sight aftera blindness
nom cataract OF over year.
Mr. Robert n. Trayer, formerly local Of
the sandusky Register, has become city edi-
tor Of the Cleveland Leader.
J, L. Rawson has been appointed Collect.
or Of the port of Fremont, vice C. II. Crebs
resigned
A large number Of old residents Of this
county have moved to Missouri this season
The emmigr,lion is larger than for many
years previous.
The Base Ball mania has not as yet reviv-
ed to any alarming extent in this city, and
doubts are entertained Of its prevailing as an
epidemic the coming season.
The man Compton who was accidentally
shot near Bellevcrnon fortnight since, died
on Friday last, from the effect Of the wound
received. ..................,
The Wood County Sentinel published at
Bowling Green, by Frank @. Gully, aunoun-
ccs itself as the official paper Of the county.
We welcome it to our table and wish 1t sue.
cess.
The To'edo Board Of Agriculture has select
cd City acres OF land, just outside of that city
we'll shaded and PRETTY situated, in which to
hold the next OHIO State Fair.
The bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church have named Friday, April 20 as a
| day oliasiing aud prayer in the church, and
have recommended It's observance by the
| lnemhershin.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
re HustQas strictly pure White Lead
Ipurty guannleedl for sale only at
.ultg -llpsToNs City Drug Store.
Council ProceedIngs.. .Monday evening

council PrOceedlnyS.s .MOnday evening
April 90 Present, johnson, Kaup, Noble and
Wagner, On motion the Clerk was instructed TO
draw orders on the proper fund for sundry accts.
amounting In all 70 72O063.
On motion, it was ordered that the Supervisor
Of the several Wards, report 10 tho Council at tho
next session detailed statement and account Of
receipts and expenditures Of their Offices for the
full term Of office also list OF persons liable TO
perform labor on the public roads, including a
list OF persons who have neglected to perform
said labor or pay commutation. Tho following
resolution was offered and adopted by q unani-
nous vote;
BE Il tiesoIYed, BY the City Council Of tho city
Of Tiiin, that the said city OF Tiffn DO. and the
same hereby is formed aEl constituted into
Road District, which said Road District shall
comprise all the territory within the present cor
poration limits Of said city, and which may here.
after be added to aud comprised in the corporate
limits Of said city, and that any resolution eon.
dieting with the foreg ing be, aud the same 4
hereby Teeinded. .
On application and motion, IL was ordered that
the Clerk draw an order Of 500 on tho ars fund
in favor OF Mol Hose Co., payable March lst,
1860, as an appropriation Of SAID amount 70 said
OompAnr. Council Adjourned
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
transfers Of Real Estate.

AAhunANAo VI hNaA haANhNs
A. shouehsit to J. NJ. wsnner iul,t No. 8
lst Ward Tiain, for $500.
f. Her to J. snrkey, 80 acres In Seneca Tp
for $4,000.
J. Hartman to P Jones, IS acres in Seneca
Up, for $500.
J. orwig to NJ. Deahl, lulot No l6 in Lewis
vile, for Slos
R. Sctehel to s. Lewis, so acres in rhomp-
son TIP, for 81, 600.
A. Nc Clanahau to NJ Myers, y. part Of
inloi No. l2i ld Ward Tiaiu, for So coo
J. Fostuaught to J. Neigh 80 acres in Hope
well TIP, for $4,000.
l.. lIuddle to s Folk, inlo, No ?lo, 2nd
Ward TiNin, for S3)o
r. W. Shawhan to p. Sehcib, part Of inlo'
No. si lst Ward Tiain, for Ss 600.
p. c. ,%.ishoaugh to VIM c. Stevens inlot
No. l2iu Nelmore for $780,
c. W. Fousbty to II. T. Prouty, inlSS' NO
l2o in Fos,oria, for 5000.
J. W. Michncr to VIM Spencer, rs acres
in Venice Tp, for $500.
J. Spencer to J. A. Spencer, 81 and 7.loo
acres in veriec TIP, for $500.
J. W. Michner to J. Spencer, 30 acres in
Venice TIP, for S3,ls3.
L. Joues to p. Rubeck, 40 acres In Reed
Tp for $40.
". Lang to Z. +. CrOmer, lnlot No $50
lst Ward THIN, for AIS.
W. Smoyer to U. r. Flerncr, inlot No. 45
LIST Ward Tifih, for 5,<oO. ,.. ....
G. Rumell to NJ. Sexton, 80 acres In Clin-
ton TIP, for 1000.
n. EIlger to ~ Young 40 acres in Louion
Tp, tor 1900. ..,..
|. !. Dumond to Frances Abbott, 80 acres
in Liberty TIP, for $500.
l. Hedges to ]. NJ. Bare, 80 acres in Seneca
Tp for $500.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
tn CoysuuPTtyEs

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, win send
tfres OF eharIel 10 all who desire IT, the prescrip
tian with tho directions for masking md using the
slmple rem-dy by which be was cured Of lung
Affection and that dre.d disease CoSsvNprtoS-
His o1ly object is 10 qeneat the ancted and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription. A.
It will cost them nothing, and may prove bles-
sing. Please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co, New York
May l6, 1867.
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gentleman who in carly life was victim 20
'ihai deb'siug vice 20 common to ,buu. which
resulted in seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostration. and came
near ending his days in hopeless misery. After
using numerous remedies without success, he
.obtainei from Afrieni souio simple rules AMI
prescriptions that effected a permanent cure.
On behalf OF suffering humanity hc viii send
the same free of charge 70 All who may desire It.
Addevs EDGAR TREMNINE, stoNon D,
jant7-iy Bible House, Now York
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
nlnrrin9eS.

ORDON-SOUpER.--on the 10th Of April, by
Rev. }. Good, Mr.. Philip W. Jordon to Miss
Anna C. souder both Of Clinton TIP.
nEDGEs-JoRDoN.-o the 10th, by Rev J.
II. Good, Mr.. Mimandcr Hedges to Miss Louisa
Gordon, both ofsencca Tp.
LANE-EDwARDs.--o tho Goth OF April, 'es
at the residence Of Nc King, in IT, Seneca, 10y
the Rev. Samuel Essex, Mr. Joseph ". Lane to
Miss Mary L. wards, both OF Liberty Tp.
RusE-KlSG. ~ On the !slh day Of April, 1878,
ny ,u- ,",2v Samuel EsseX, at tho United Broth,
ern parsonage in n. soncth, Mr., George A. Rusc
70 Mss Matte A. King, all of Hopewoll Town
ship, Seneca County, Ohio.
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Card or Thanks.

] wish to acknowledge through thla medi-
UNI as tribute Of thsuks to the mem 5ers OF
Seneca Circuit, as well as many friends out
side Of the Charch. who have kindly foraish-
ed me the means as tree donation 10 pur-
chase horse in place OF the one | recently
lost SAMUEL ESSEX. P,Oy
Port Seneca, Apy. es 1888.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
PUBLISHERS NOTICE..

All advertisements iutcndsd to appear in tho
curreni week, must be haadca IN as early As
weincsday morning.
Single copies q tho TfmcSr arc Tor sale, with
or without Wrappers, at Hershisert { Myers' Drug
Store, ercry "Wednesday Afternoon. Pricc scents
FostoRn.- Subscriptions, and arrearsses for
the TntnuSr may BE- len At the Drug Store Of
Hershiser Myers f-. .ft ~.
We aim to make the TRIBUNE q rcpositoryof
Local Events, in an parts ot tho county, and wo
would thank our friends in tho diTsreat Town.
ships for any toms Of interest they may scnd ".
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gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
vo'n Debility, rfempture Decay. md the efects
'ofvorthfuliniisrrtio VIII for The SAX ofsuf-
fsrng humanity. send free 10 All who need IL, the
recipe aud directions for mokine the sinplc reme-
dy by which h. was cured Sufferers whaling TO
profit by the ,dvertisers evpericncc, can 10 so by
Addressing in perfect confidence.
JoHN n OGDEN,
Stay 10, 1867, a. Cedar street. n. Y.
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Dissolution Notice.

THE eapartnership heretaiofs existing under
I the frm name Il Ryan a Brlnksrhoff is this
day Dissolved, Htylng assOeiNtet with US Mr.
bisiness under the arm name OF Ryan. nrinker-
hon s. Co. Al persons inisbted 10 tho old dSm
.l. nnt eome iorwHfi pfomp,is; ana sttle all &C
and ahIr the 18th instant all our old gu u,tnmers
will nod us ia Toom No. 2 4 Rpire' block, vii h
the city HYANk BRISK rRHOFF
APpi1 ~" Il1HH tlrfss Eys'rs
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ToNvn mud Comnt1.v.
THURSDAY MORNING, APR. 2s, tsos.
NEW ApvrRrIsrMrNrs.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Milllnery-Mrs. Z. c. Allen.
efrcshments-Ameuaa & sswklns.
Insurance statemrnt-H. Ogden.
Evening POST richardson's.
Dakery-H. y. Fisiie.
Notice to Wool Growers Lamkin.
Bankrupt salc-w. c. stevens.
Biaeksmithing--Ja Flsugher
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23

We have had four ircs, and four slarms.
Dcduc,ing $500 eS estimated deterioration of
leather hose We sull have an Increase Of property
amounting TO s9o5,o7.
After paying our liabilities Il will be readily
seen that we shall have len iu the Treasury but
SuA7, with which to dcfray the Currcn, expenses
the coming year, In Wow Of those facts I ask
every member knowing himself indebted to the
Company, TO respond with the ncednl and 40
place us in condition to meet any contins cncics,
that may from time to time arise. Lot US have
but the s,ac,r, OF war Snd then wo shall stand at
~ times prepared for any emergency.
Exccp, la che matter Of hose, VIC may At the
present writing claim Aa efficiency aud condition
of things, Of which We may all well feel proud.
I think 1t would be well IL a Committee were
appointed by the Company, to solicit aid NON
the city Fathers in assisting us in procuring .
supply OF new hose, and to make to them q tender
Of our lcsther hose for the use of the city Hand
Engine, fof which they src sufficiently strong
Il is in my opinion urgent that steps sh'"1 'n''
mcdiatcy be taken In this matter.
The good feeling existing among tho members
OF this Company, may well bs made matter Of
congratulotion. May wo continue while lfc and
strength lasts to set m example in harmony,
peace and good will to all who in common with
ourselves battle against that destroying element
VI whom we are the declared foe.
by a judieious course wo have prosperod and
spread, until we are now even as a tree IN its
fullest vigor.
Harmoa.zo the influences among you, strive to
increase your ranks by tho accession Of good
men, cherish the kindiest feelings towards each
other aud Adriatic Steam Fire Company No, 1,
shall in time DO looked upon rs ono OF the hon.
ored landmarks Of the Fire Department Of your
city, Company whose every act st all havO been
worthy Of emulation, and to be a momber Of
which shall! rank Rs a high honor.
am Yours &c,
J. f. MCCORMACK,
nr.-.t MN Eirn ~ NJ 4
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23

Tne HAIR. -Solle expert in hirsuteness
will have it that the hair is the great exposer
of individual character. We publish his de-
cree which our readers can use as mirror
n which 10 see themselves.
Coarse black hair and dark skin signify
great power of character, with n tendency t.
sensuality. Fine hair aud dark skin md;
Gates strength Of character. along wiz, nnrltv
and goodness. SIZE STRAIGHT tolock hail IAN, sa3
peHlu '..-'caIes coarse strong, rigid, straight.
forward character. Fine dark brown hair
signifies the combination Of exquisite sensi-
bllity with great force of character. Flat
elinging, straight hair, melancholy but ex-
tTemely constant ch9TacteE Harsh, upright
hair is the sign Of a retieent and sour spirit
q stubborn and harsh character Coarse red
hair ana whlskers indicate powerful animal
passions together with a corresponding
strength OF character. Auburn hair, with
horid countenance denotes the highest
order Of sentiment and intensity Of feeling,
purity OF character, with the highest capaci-
ly for enjoyment or suieriag. Straight,
even, smooth glossy hair, denotes strength,
harmony and evenuess Of character, hearty
affections, clear head and superior talents,
Fine, silky, supple hair is the mark of
delicate sensitive temperament. and speaks
in favor Of the mind and character of the
owner. crisp, curly hair indicates a hasty.
somewhat impetuous and rash character.
White hair denotes alymphatic and indolent
constitution and we may add that besides
these qualities there are chemical properties
Fesiding in the eoloring matter Of the hair
tube which undoubtedly have some effsct up
on the disposition. Thus ed.haired people
are notoriously passionate. Now, red hair Is
proved by analysis to contain Il large amount
ofsulphur, while very black is colored With
almost pure carbon. The presence OF these
matters iu the blood points TO peeuiaTiIies Of
temperament and feeling, which are almost
universally associated with them. The very
way ia which the hair flows Is strongly ia.
d.eative Of The ruling passions and ineli-
nations, and perhaps clever person could
give shrewd guess At the manner Of man
or woman's disposition by only sseihg the
back Of their heads
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Impeaehed al Last. %. No. ,..l

Impeaehed at Last. IT, ,,ose who oro IN
need of Paints Oils Varp,shes, Wall p,per and
Window shades, WI be glad 20 learn that Hot.
ah'ser S MYERS .ave Raie sooi their charges
against '.sh Prizes aud are now solllng goods at
'..e very low Isl notch, Give them trial before
@-rchasing,
n. .B.-For Stock, use only II. & .IcP.
Stelnau a. BrO,-Are sole agents for the
"Star Shlrti, the neatcst, and best fitting
in the market.
The Saratoga Collar at tsteinan 4 Bro
The "Gand Duchesse' Bow at s. 4 Bro
The Grand York Hama" Tie at s. a Bro.
An entire new Spring Stock Of Gents
Fancy wear at S. & Bro.
The broadway silk Hat (Spring style)
in all its elegance at S. 4 Bro. --
The "Boz Hat atSleinau & Bro.
The Dickens Hat at sleinau Bro.
An entirely new Stock OF fashionable Hats
& Gaps just opening at Steinau L Bro.