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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-10
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N A II q O II i A l. &C II 90 L
HOME FOR BOYS,
ASHLEY STREET, CHARLESTON.
TaE EXERoIsEs OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
commence on tho LIST Of 0o'ober u. Y Limited to
600. The BONE Will be reopened on the sime DAY.
We are limited TO 100 inmates. and applications
SHOULD DO made OF once lun tual attendance is re-
qulred. Information will he gwen. IN circular by
application TO Rev. A. I. PORTEb, doctor OF
Sohooi aud Home
Terms for Day Ncoool, tuition payable In advance:
Classical Course. e..u...""......S30 0J per montn.
EnRilen. '.............. 70 Pcr nA
eftmoty...s. ...-............s...s ~ uot thou'n
We are eude .vurin 10 se< ure the services OF o
Hrstclsss French Teacher. II VIZ succeed due no.
tlce wlll be Civ n Our aim has been TO make this
school NJ tue highest character and shall use our
best endeayors 70 attain this end
JOHN GADNDF&
Eaps 10 fmw9 Principal.
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ouUrH oAnOLlNA RAILROAD.

GENERAL sUPERINTEkLEl'T's oEFlOE,l
OHAnIKsroH. y. O., April ., 1869.
on AND AFTER sUl:DAY. APRIL 11rH, TH b
pkssE..1ER TIA Ing Of the South Oarolrs Rail-
road VII run % foll1Isi
FOB AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. '.''.' ''..'..'. asv a. "
Arrive 81 Augusta. go. 40 .' r
Nashville and New Orleana va Montgomery an
Grand Junction
leave Ohar1eston, .........:........ a.
arrive Al oo,umoa:: /, n
Connecting with wilmington aho Mancoester u 81
'0A'' ""' T TSh oaAnLksTos.
Leave augusta. ..-...'''''''''''''''''ev0 IL
Arrive at Charleston. u...... ...... '''''.oiO e
Leave Coun ola. .'~. .....-..t 40 50
A"''' ~ 'atISsS; auGTsTs NiGBT EypRsss
SUNDAYS ExcRPxED-
Leave CnaSteston. u
Connecting WITH trans lor Memphis, Neshgfli'
and uew 0rleans. We Grand junction.
cave Augusta. ...............'--......ta9P !. y
'i''' ~ ;ioTTIsia NIGHT EyPREss.
lsuNpA7s ZTcRPTEn.l
Leave Charleston ..-.....-..-..........ae3 =.
Arrive 81 COLUMBIA. ..::.... ..1so A.
oounecdng sundays eaeepted' With areeuv'Ile an
Dofu'nbis Railroad.
Leave cofumbia. ...'..... ........o6o I.
arrive .. Oharisston -. A.
81 MMRRvILLE TRAIN.
Leave Charleston. T. u
Arrive ~ summarville. $40 2. v
Lava ANN mm.ryilIe ...................Tl0 a. "
Arrive ct Charleston. 49, 4.
CAMDEN BaANOH.
Camden and otumbi, Pstseuaer rrai1 10 on Mon,
pAYs, wRpNEsDAHs and sA1Uan47s connects With
up and dowp Oay Passengers at Elngnile.
Leave Camden .......-..."...... .....6So -
Arr az Column bta-. ;. ....s........... .1lEh
leave ttofum bfa. s..'-... Il ~ r
Arrive at Camden. n.......................L r
siorr<J '-. q. T. pEAKS,
s,,,J! 10 .--r. ensrai-Su~srtpss~dent
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Agriculture,

In ts various branches, aud all Its processes and
operatons-P Preparing the Soil, Manuring. Cultiva-
tion. Harvestine, Preserving and Shipping Crops,
&c. -s-7 L-4-.,l ~
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yrw REmOvE GwEAsN SPOTS.
USE TIE DOUBLE DnTILLED
BENZINE,
Prepared, and fsr sale, Wholesale and RETAIL ty
Dn- q BAlR.
Nsya No. Nj Meeting street.
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As represented In the Kitchen Garden, the Flower
Garden, the Truck Farm or Market Garden the or'
chard and the Vineyard.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-10

THE PLAN OF "THE RURAL CAROLIN1AN" .s3a s35 40 5'
which ateuton the following OF
be treated in a careful horoug
and mann
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Including DESIGNS for Country Homes, Barns, ST
bles, &c, and HINTS on Landscape Gardening an
Rural Adornment generally. - ,ra'---
Evening star., 1869-08-05
GEORGETOWN.


LIST OF LsrrRRs remaining IN the Pos
Once, Georeetown, ID o., August S, Isep
Sarah; Rouge MISS Martaa; brown Miss Cor.
nelia, col: Bnfnstine Mrs b; Brown Mrs; Brad
ley Mrs Hannah; Colien Miss Sarah; Clar ksou
Miss Harriet Ann: Dorsey Ms Christe, q; Dove
Mrs Caroline; Henson Miss Mary; Howard
Mrs g. Heath Miss Mary J; Hessian Miss:
Henderson Mrs LIME; johnson Miss Doney, Z;
Mrs Sarah; SeatIs Miss EmLerlipe.
Geatiemen's Ltst.-Anderson Capt II; Buch-
anan w Mrs; Ba1ter L; Birch Charles L;
Dickersoa JAS B; Dodson Cnas: Denison n p:
Fowler H; Finch Ohas; Gamble Jos; Garry
Michael II HamlIn Josiah; Houpt II: Iugie
Enri.iopeer; Lee Sqaier; Morton Geo u; Nc
Maher Martin; Peterson H X q: Rosenberg @ u:
Smith VIM; Street Benz; Seweli Alex (col:l
Scott Albert; Smith Richard E: Thurstou Jas;
" Williams Abraham; white & Broi Wood John
Riseellanecss.-Jci Columbia Mills.
TIE CANat.-Stuck On q sandbar, about a
mile above the Aqueduct, are Q dozen boats.
from Cumberland. This Was the state o.,
affairs on the Ch' sapeake and OHIO canal last
night, caused By low water on the Georgetown
level, although there is . complete supply of
water above. The boatmen say this occurs
frequently. Why Is it not renlediedi The
y,natlon and expense Is outrageous, to sa notb-
ing OF the volumnious discharge OF oatas. TIE
oibokc OVER Cauui At tQe Market street
crossing was, yesterday afternoou, struck by a
loaded boat and mpletely broken do wn This
morning boat, loaded with coal, struck the
piers OF the same bridge and was sunk i'm
medlattly. The newly elected Harbor aster,
John T. Slater, reported for duty yesterday
out mas not Jet taken active charge.
RIVER FRoNT.-Entered-Stea Francis
T. Cahill, Msitn, Baltimore.
TIE MENBERs OF boh Boards of the CITY
councils having received and accepted the in
vitatiOn OF Joseph L. Savage to visit Norfolk
on the steamer Colt, nearly all OF them EN-.
oaTked this morning, accompanied by their
families.
CRUEL TRHATMHNr.-A colored man. named
George Jacobs, was before Justice Buckey
this morning, charged with In nhumaniy beating
a coiored boy in his charge named Harry Dor.
sey- Jacobs was sent 10 jail for court. and the
bov sent TO the poor house fer the present
Evening star., 1869-08-05
pRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

TREAsuRV DEPARTNRNrl
Sealed Propcsa sails for furnishing STATiONEh Nv
for the use Of the United states Custom. Houses
At shi. Rep.I'menf pnii the "a day Of SEPTEMBER,
Bank forms for Bidding will be furnished upon
The bids bids sill pc considered and accepted or re-
C9strsc.. msst be executed by the successful
e1e ders within ten days after being called upon %
The articles contracted for must be furnished
from ume 20 time during the year in ausntities
puIsuAnt 70 orders from the Department. The
ensiS e9sn,ities VIII, however, be called for dur
Each proposal must be signed by the indi via..,
or nrm mehfne It, and be eccompanied BY q bopd
yith sum cent suretfes in the sum ef ten thousand
fcer Of the district IN which ths suretes reside or
partment, conditioned upon the execution Of :
contract for such portion sf the articles
ss ~ may % sWaroeo unoer IL, and the performance
All deliveries viii be subject % fnspsc.ion nv
detailed Tor the DurDoss by the eecretsry of
the 1reasrry; and the delivery Of an inferior ar
contract, at the option of the eecresafy
Deliveries must be free Of charge ot the Treaaurv
Department. Washington. :
,hs TIC dsurs tn tS esnRy vih any order under
entire Of the bond or the Secretary OF the
Treasury may direct the purchsse in open market
OF such Gusnt Of any asticles g 0hs be ncces
sefy 70 the denctency caased b such failure
the price which Il shall be found neoeSssry to psy
fer such articles. -
Proposals. unaccompanied By Q satisfactory bond
will not be considered, and contrasts will lie
dealer IN the articles. GIO. BOUTWELL,,
an S-eolm Secretary of the Treasnrv
Evening star., 1869-08-05
LOCAL N E VS..

Amusements. Excursions, Pie.Nics nc.
SCHUE1ZEN PARK.-Fourth annual Schne,
zenfest row in progress.
SfNIWEEKIY EXCURSION TO Mount Vernon
on tie steamer Arrow, on Tuesday and Thurs.
dsy
EXCURSION to Norfolk and return ON the
steamer Colt on Mondays and Thursdays.
OMSIBusIs for hire to pic.nic n.rtia. O.,
Nsilcr X Bros. stables.
MARKRl1ER's ART GALLERY, fs6 7th street
SMITH x SIsoAes ART GALLEY, 2a5 +
street.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

TBR RAILROAD EXTt ysON TO THE CANAL.
Notice is given to contractors by the President
ofthe Cumberland Valley Railroad Com pauy,
that proposals will be received at the ofice of
the Chief Engineer Of said company, /, in Hagers-
town, until Wednesday, the 1lth day OF
August, for the construction of about miles Of
road from Hagerstown to the Potomac river.
This enterprise, connecting the Cumberland
Valley railroad with the Canal, and giving a
new outlet for our coal product may at length
be regarded as a fixed dfaet-Ctmberldnd (AId.)
AIie0b rnian,
Evening star., 1869-08-05

There Is large tribe of Indians liviug Q In
the central part OF Iowa. They are the NJ Mu..
quawkies, and number about four hundred
They own abont three hundred acres OF land
Mar Oxlofd' In Tama county. The squaws
cultivate the land, while the men lounge AZ
their ease.
~Rev. DR.. Todd, Of Pittsfield, having re.
turned from California, fills out Sunday nights
WIN secular nar1atons TO his people of what
he saw and did "out there" Among other ex
periences OF his was going two hundred feet
into big tree and crawling out throug a knot.
hole and all this on horseback
Evening star., 1869-08-05

Y. NJ G. A GYMNAsluM.-In these duh
times, when business 10 at a silpd-stiiI, Con-
are OF recuperatipg al the mountains or the
seashore. that noble Institution, the Young
Mems Christian Association, which has &C.
complishsd q so much good here, is alive and az
work, nspifestipg an enthusiasm worthy of
great results. A large assembls ye gathered At
the ey mr asium last evening TO Inspect the
Ioems, apparatus &c, and witness he exhi-
hilton OF skill by several ef our prominent
Young amateurs. AT o'clock Mr. Frank
Meyers, with his corps of assistants-L. ID.
Alden, Mister Moore, +. A. Lowe. (of Yale
Bucharan, and g. ]. Kerzie-commeuced the
exercises by 'sgoing through" the parallel bars
following mp with club-swinging, dumb bells,
Jumping, vaultine, horizontal bar. double
uapeze, leap for life, and climbing ladders, in
the last feat of which MT. Mey ers hung by his
toes from the cross-ladder, about twenty-f fye
rect above the floor. We were gratifed. yet
astcnisheCl. with the double trapeze perform.
ance by Meyers and Buchanan, who went
through the different attitudes and motions in
graceful style. Alden and Lowe did the giant
swing mp in fne style. and received loud ep.
plause. particularly Alden for hi persever-
ance. Brown and his young pupil, Master
Moore. performed their feats Of tumbling much
To the amusement OF all present. We must
not forget TO mention the dificult feat of turn
lng head spring by Mr.. Lowe. He stands
erect on his head, and Dy exercise OF the mus.
fee; without tue aid Of his hands. Tne AFFAIR
passed on in pleasant and highly creditable
manner The association has placed the
as The rooms are csptralIV Sca,sd nae and
ratns entirely new, and q competent instructor
employed. our young men should avail them
selves OF the opportunity. 1t will be opened
daily, Sundays excepted, from 6 a. m. to 10 D.
m Members Of the association will be charged
SO per year. while members of the gymnasium
only Will he charged % per year. There will
ne classes for ladies in light gymnastics. Full
particulars can be had by applying at the
rooms.
Evening star., 1869-08-05


AFFAIRS IN PRINCE GsonaR's COUNTY,
MD.-The marlboro Gazette this week has the
following iteTs
The Court-7he Railroad Cases, Gc,-Since our
last, the attention OF his honor, Judge Magru-
der, has been most continuously occupied in
the hearing and disposal OF cases from the
Equity docket. An elaborate opinion was de.
nvered in the case OF the distribution OF the
Bowie assets. considered by ompetent author
tiles valuable paper; we are Informed II will
go to the Court Of Appeals for a review. The
the objections to the quisition Of the jury
demning his lands to the use Of the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company Is a test for
sucn CT ses in future, and has been referred TO
another jury with special instructions on the
law involved. Henry Asquith, Esq, OF Anne
Arundel County, appeared for John ]. Lacey
TO prevent the company from acting on an
agreement made by an Unauthorized agent in
possess sion. The court sustained this Injonc-
ton. and jury will be summoned TO make
another tnquisition. In these two cases Of
Lacy VS.. the railroad, and the case of Fielder
Magruder against the same, the Attorney for
the road reserved the right to appeal to the
Court in bc.sc.
Reeistro ION There being some ambiguity or
doubt about the construction OF the section of
the registration law relating to the pu blication
of lists Of registerel voters. the Com missioners
OF Tax OF this comfy requested His Honor,
} udge Maeruder, 20 give an opinion on the
subject. We learn that he has decided that the
law does not requir the lists 10 be pu blished
in the papers, but in handful form. -
Land Sdle.-C. q. Magruder, Jr., rs trustee,
sold, last week, the farm Of the late James
Brown, near Silver Hill, in Spalding's Dis
OF SIS per acre-the other 80 acres at $40 per
acre.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

AccIpINTALLr KILLEp.-A Young man
named James p Kelly. aged about twenty Ave
years, who, for the past hte years. has been
ner OF 7,h street and Louisiana avenue, met
with very sudden death on Taesday evening
IN PhiladeiphIa By being run over ~ street
car, o. he leu here On Mondsy, femsansns over
while procee ding 10 his home IN street car,
he jumped on the front platform and feii, the
car passing over the lower portion OF his body.
He was taken to the, Pennsylvania Hospital,
but only lived three hours. He made many
friends IN this city by his quiet department,
who will regret to hear Of his untimeiy de-
mise. 81, 81 af
HOWARD DivrsIoH, MOI sons rY rnNPrR.
ASC.Mans n.1al wsesy nesnE o. this or.
Hail. and was largely attended. Several new
members were initiated, nd the proceedings
generally were Of more than usual interest.
Miss Sarah Tyler recited a orlglual essay en-.
titled "Beauty'' in very pieasing Style. Miss
Chase sang very swret con z, accompanying
herself on the piano; her performances elieueed
Mr.. Charles w. Hills, and a.. o. W. Dunni
want savea recitauon from the second ace Of
'sHamlet."
FIRY.-About 3X O'Clock THIS morning flre
was discovere4 in the restaurant OF MI. p.
Brennan, on q street. between 18th and 18Th
alarm at Box a, (willard's Ho,el.I which
brought out the Fire Department The IRE
was extin gnIshed before spreading to the ad-
joining property, the loss being about $1,000,
on which there Ii an insurance sufficient to
cover the loss.
"SoNs OF PURITY."-A colored organization
bear.ng the above title, and dressed IN elabo-
rate as well as varied regalia, hsiling from
Alexandria, paraded our streets to-day. About
two O'clock they repaired to leland Hall,
made and afterwards luncheon was served.
A half dozen or more were athred in fun
length gowns of green, white, red, and purple
and each wore turbans or crowns.
RANGE OF THBRMOMBTBR at Franklin Il
Co.'s, opticians, sA Pennsylvania avsnus,
in the shade, to-day: Q o'clocka. m. - degrees;
10, 81; II, 81; II M 81; p- m, 81; sP. m. SO.
THE PRBeTD8NT's CoACHMAN, with his car.
rlaee and two horses. retarned here this morn
ing from Long Branch
Evening star., 1869-08-05
CovERNMENT HOSPITAL FOB THE IN

Sr. ELIzABETH, ID. O.. July 18th, 1859.
DAY. August sih isss Ter fsrnishins S0f this IL fnss
,uti' p one thousspd q oc! tons, go lbs 70 the
B1kL4ED COAL, 70 be delivered at the old or
upper Hospital wharf in barges or fiat bottom
water , .hen loaded. ed" NOT over seven I'D ieet Of
Of o Sp @ dsy
sSH: ;SS til the ~hals amount .dTss
The coal WIN Be unloaded and weighed By the
and and s I 81 apa ::s % %
Ei be allSwtd for va.tss: s and car,
% the the cd sSiss II ne oss sHs
no wastage will be allowed.
s ss % r:
ssSsd ;nf ars per
ef e 9uTs.S s1a 0os J. sSo,. vii, b. CON
to b % aia IN the the
market nor unless e e made by dealer miner,
.sS Il: S.d s.S &c Ssois IL ta
ss ss: % ~ s 3: xs. :ss Nth. &.
es ls:ss g.
III. n5ife;: .sSHss y
|CoIOnslktr krass.ia HSsR1f4s Aoss4RIo sSs IxoEss sDA
.::::: s's:::'is $: Z 81: sg:: ,.;::.. =: ::
s .ssTs e.. e sSP6ias e shs nsfsoe. Ehess rooms
yriess ransS hon 0s @ 9iS - Vssk, dsT:u6iins
sss isssissd sssiss ss; issas as
OroSI9 1Qr eamtoston 20 the 0OvBRNMENT or
S1e1 BEDe n this HosPiteiee9 be obtainsd Q.
os nSssFnSas Ssefesary ot the InssEior, QurGeon
Ssi:f q g: scs:ss Of Hsaisias s.d Sss, ssss.s5.
,Alplesfes az orders Of ths Aspsr.s,. s,,r,tsr,
4 the Interior 20 be Dada sttkS o6cs q - j. n
In2lson, 1s4 street, bstWs6o Soth and zisi
"A Medical and Surgical Uinie n hsld n sas IA.
Ees! svery eetQrdeys - q. N ~ ffoSsssof y I
sPs:sssssl s::sss e sssssss are f'r
. Aediestl lsasf; iithAa
"A 1asfof61 asEfHoffSo1 4 i 3 p sHTssH g. .0s,sf. !
(. n.r.... !. se'ss,.l''.f 5: s::ss sss.s,.. 4
es.' P!Sssss; ssss.s 4 RPb, s9assss.s 9ssssssa = z
!. Riley. \. D.. y. Howard, Il. D. 81
/ ETREAsURY DEPARfMIHT, . = = 80
o'rIc. OF ooAfnsIIs1 .sIl e n. 9gsnsss,.
note: s: ,ss e &: sSF al.
Rockford," ]" IN, that such noSeS viii be psid in
lewful money OF the Bnited States, upon presenfs
1on OF the sans at the rreaslfy a the UnitoS
6eotea 81. B. HULBU6D.
ssD7'lavisv oonptroilsr o. the oufrsncy.
Evening star., 1869-08-05
Medical Hints.
n fainrs place him nat ON his back

1; Ifa man iaInn place hin nat ON his back
and let him alone.
half glass Of cool water, with heapins tea
speonful each VI common sAit and ground mus
tard stIrIel int IL; this yomI:s as soon as it
reaches the stomach hnt for tear some OF the
poison might Re man swallow the white OF one
or TWO raw eGss or drink ca Of strong cof.
fee, these two being antidote for greater q um.
Der Of poisons than any dozen other articles
always ~ hand; IL net pint Of 8 Hest OIL, or
lamp oil or .drippinGs," or mel ed butter or
lard, are good substitutes, especially II they
.. The best thing to stop the bleeding of a
moderate cut instantly b 20 cover it well with
cobweb, -four and salt, half and half.
=. II the blood comes from Q wound BY Jets
or spurts, be rpry, or the man may die in q
few minutes, becauee the artery is severed; TIE
q Handkerchief closely around near the part,
Be. ween the wound aad The heart; put . stuck
between the handkerchief and the sun, and
twist II around until the blood ceases TO Aow;
keep 1t there until the doctor comes; II in po.
sition where the handkefchief cannot b used,
tween the wound and the heart; Increase the
pressure until the bleeding ceases, but do not
lessen the pressure tor an lnstant before the
physacian arrives, 80 q: to glue mp the wound
blood.
5. II your clothes take ere, slide tho Asnd.
dswn the drese, keeping them as close to the
body a. possible, at the same time sinking to
the noor by bending the knees; this has a
smotherlng effect upon the flames; If not ex-
tnguished or greaf ht way gotten, lie down
on the floor and roll over; or better, envelop
yourself in a carpe'. rug, bed clot1, or any
garment you can get hold Of always Preferring
wooIer.
6. II the body is tired, re,t; if the brain is
tired. sleep.
2. Ii the bowels are loose, lie down in a
warm bed, remain there, and eat nothing until
well.
S. If the action OF the bowels does not occur
at the usual hour eat hOt an atom until they do
act, at least for thirty-six hours; mean while
drink largely Of cold water CT hot teas, eud ex.
ercise in the opea air TO the extent OF gentle
perepiratior, and keep this mp until things
save myriads Of lives every year, both in town
and country. ...s
Q. The three best medici mes in the world are
warmth, abstinence and repose.
Evening star., 1869-08-05
DLACK LLAMA LACE POINTS,
BLACK SILK GREHIDINEs,

BLACK SILK GaEHIDINEs.
LUPINS BLACK wORsTED GRBNEDlNFs,
TAhIsE CLOTH, aR0s GRAIN MoHAIRs,
BOMBAZInEs, DELAINEs, aud
All other 6ssirable Mourning Goods ON hand In
full supply. and at the loves: prices.
All our OoLoRED LAWNS, GRENEDtNEs.
too toy Per cent, We are determined to close them
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
ONE PRIOl ONLY.
W. M sHUsTER BRO,
V ~ cost 32f PennsylvaDia avenue.
L Turner. % and De.lsria
And Manufacturer OF
BILLIARD BALLS AHD CUES,
Andimporter Of .....
BILLIARD CLOTH, CUES. LETFEB CHALK
a9ssn 81 Sasda II s:9
I United STATES PATEHI oTEIO1., -
N. ,.,,,oWH 81 SqIy ~ w..
Winstsd, Conn sdministrst q stoT de Sonis nos ofsss
estate Of illism p. Oroeksr. dscessed, .praytng
III %S ss asoE.r g eR Rss ss s.1 g 81 sss
,Es ;I 1Or % On %imprsvement in Machine Ter Manuisc-
IT ordered that sid Ist,t!op y heard :.
ssa.s ~ s.ss sSse sss E
this once twenty dayS eSsGES fhf Az g hsHF1ns,
iy.s.~sv 6o@misdona q fssssis.
oHAs. O. .vASDRlwElEEH. y. Q. HAYWOOD
4 a POTOMAC BIv1R BLUE sF0Hn, 81 81,
tGnsiss RoekJ
ros BUILDINGS, T0uHDA1IoHs. WALLS,
sSSssssss gss.!as|: ESQ., 's..
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xH1e AuD efx18H WT1H0Cxb4itp tpAAt
dietenslng vitheurb. ~ rsdueing - sxDense %
below the sentrsstD In any ef TIE wards d thin
etN With brick, which W1nJ 19t Tor n6tizs
- :sssccs so r:pa,r. !!oeo loaes e 4M9 H.D @
3 sI;ss e 70. s.s = s1a: sssss.
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Evening star., 1869-08-05

CURATIVE POWERS OF ELBCrRICrTY.-The
medical galvanists and all who have any faith
In the curative powers of electricity, will be
glad to hear that the French Minister of Publ ic
INSTRUCT is about to institute some curious
experiments, suggested BY one DIR. Poggi<i, on
electr1ncation as cure tor diseases, not only
OF the body but Of the mind. According to the
doctor, you have only to submit children phys.
ically and morally weak to the action Of eiec. 4.
tricity from an ordinary machine to see them
grow and strengthen, and acquire an aptitude
for work and facility Of learning to which they
were strangers before the treatment. He has
tested bis system in IN my cases Of youths suf.
ferlng from mental depression, nervous excite.
ment ana the attendant corporeal evils, and
as he and his supporters say, had been success.
full to an astounding degree. When he hrst
div ulged his system Of electrical gymnastics,
and told his stories to the Paris Academy of
Sciences, he was laughed at This was three
years ago; in the interval he has seemingly
gained better hearing, and now the Lyceu eum
OF the Prince Imperial, at Vannes, is TO be
mace proving-house for his system.-Euery
.Sdt1fddy.
Evening star., 1869-08-05
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct: 0eereeto1n
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