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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-01

The Mackonochie case, which has Seen ex.
decided by the Judicial Committee OF tie
Privy Council the court of last resort in ec-
clesiastical suits, and composed of the Presi-
dent OF the Privy Council and Of the Judges Of
case was taken up by appeal from a julgment
by Sir Robert Phillimore, in the Court Of Arches.
The charges against Mackonochie were "knee-
ling or prostrating before the consecrated ele-
Privy Council after an extended hearing and
due consideration, announced their decision
against Mackonochie, condemning the practices
charged against him.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-01

THE BILLIARD CosTEsT between Goldthvaite
and McDevitt at Chicago, last Tuesday, was
the eighteenth match ior the championship OF
America. AcDevitt secured the choice 9f
position, and made an opening run Of twentt
seven, followedby score of seven for his eppos
nent. No particular brilliancy was observa7
BILE until the thirty-third inning, when Gol9
thwaite made run OF two hundred and tweH1-
six. A few forces secured to him fine sth-
tiOn sor the balls, and, by dext4rous playhe
worked them to the above splendid count. las:
he tipped and touched the balls. he was grAfted
with frequent cheers; and when he turned his
first hundred, tho game had to be susp6ded
TO allow his friends their need of applause.
The game then stood, hIcDeyltt. nine htadred
md twenty-two; Goldthwaite, nine lsndrea
md twenty. In the forty-Hfth inning, YDevitt
pade the largest run OF the game, scfing, by
he use of the push aud his three in fow. two
hundred and thirty-eight points. TR CAL. Ct
; j conclusion, stood, McDevtt thiIfen hum
ded and three; Gol5thwaite, elevef hundred
al twepty-six. The game then Eogressed
viii varying changes--at one tim4 McDeyitt
SEEMING to be defeated, peradventle; but q
le&e OF Goldthwaite, and o lucky pax, eila-
bleI him to win the game by seventh points.
Bot, players exhibited remarkabldeg OF
skill and the game Is considered thdest they
evermpae In public.
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aS-QUARTERLg sSrArE rANas.
rIoE OF TREASURE. - RLEs EqSA ny.
FIREPRoo ooF BU- 90 y SH -aIEssos, =. c.-The
cembor. 1868, ON akSs goods, wares as9x .nerohan-
dise ana epiritr9A ors manuf ftotuf@ also, the
Quarterly Co. .vsf = Taxes on sales Of gods. wares
and merchandise, and articles matlufN fursd for
sale. barter or ex hanse. are now AID payable at
this Office,
The hooks will be closed on the 1911 instant, af-
ter which time double tax executiUas will be issued
against deflulters.
All articles of ade sale, barter OF ssshange in
Guiding cotton. returnabe for tayssy sharoston
County comprises 80 Parishes Of st. Philip and
ST. Michael, On ist Church. St. Thomas aid ST. Den.
mis-, st. James ee, st. Stephens s. Stilns Berke-
ley, st. Jamss Goose Greek, ST. ANDREWS aud St.
John, Colst n; and Islands Edisto, 81 brook Kia-
wah, Wadmalaw, -Johns James, Coles Big and Lit
tie Folly, Morris, Sulllvans Long, Dswes's, Caper's
Bulls. SC, to the mouth Of the soutt suhtee.
FLEETWOOD LAaAEAU.
Treasurer Charleston County,
January f.
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agEAIANCIPATION DAY.

ag- g-EMANCIPATIoN DAZZLE soCIE-
TIES, Companies. and organizations ;hich propose
to engage in the celebration Of the da WA assemble
at IA A. on Meeting street, ecsfsl M. sHsar Mary.
strsess Is % sslghs rest
ne ssion Win mevc OF sassss assss -siock, and
procssd threagh trgss Is Kia toh King to
Bassis nasei sse
White Point Garden. where an orattSE will be de.
Hvered by Hon. A. j. RANSIER. The Emancipa.
ton Proclamation will be read by ". II. MISHAW;
and Rev. E. J. ADAMS. Chaplain, will open tne pro-
ceadings with prayer.
Marshals Of the Dly-W. i. Oliver, Chief; W.
Grant, W. j. Brodie, w. H. Brnie. J. P. Howard.
The various societies, companies and organiza-
tons are respectfully requested to make the proper
arrangement for their punctual attendance as above
BY order Of the Committee OF Arrangements.
P. L. MILLER, Chairman
j. M. ADAMS, E. EDwAnps
ALEX. WILLIAMS, NJ. e. BRoWN,
E. L. TUCKER, r.. LEVY
q MITCHELL. G.. ID. MITCHELL,
JAMES j. YOUNG, T. Il. RAMEs.
j. II. JENKINS.
Dacop
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BY TELEGRAPH.
INSURR.EoTI0N.

g. 81 4 :
SAVANNAH m "A STATE OF sIEGE-THE NEGROES
ARMED IN LARGE NUMBERS TREMENDOUS Ex-
=. CIrEMhNr.
SAvANNAH, December 31.--The Ogeechee
troubles still continue. Middleton's house was
burned last night, and the crop ruined. All
tho whites onthe place came to the city ex-
cept one man, who has not been seen since the
commencement Of the trouble.
The sheriff and his posse went out this
morning, but made no arrests. Tho negroes
a.s fully armed, and in large force, and deter
ssaiE Cd to- resist the authorities. The scouts
:yyplo wero sent out this afternoon were stopped
f::mIles from the city. All six roads leading
dtom the city arc pioketed by negroes. A pub
lie meeting was held to-day atthe courthouse
and the affair was discussed by General Jack
ssn and othors. The meeting was then adj
i4rned until tomorrow at twelve NJ, in order
!, rs shsSses time 70 decide upon what steps to
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-01

tune happened in passing through the small
town OF .Griswoldyille, the home Of Alexander
"a. Stephens. Mr.. Davis, now an object of
three days in Griswoldville; be might there, at
least, have expected that one ,,ho had been SO
near him in Office as the Vice President OF the
Confaderacy, would have visited him, to ten
der some hospitality or to offer him an honor
able coincidence. Mr.. Stephens never came
near him, never sent him token or message, to
his shame be it mentioned; for surely mean
nature is never more despicable than in it's
treatment OF misfortune, and its cowardly
refuge, on such occasions, in old resentments
or in selfish calculations.
HE BECOMES AN EMranANr. @
On leaving Griswo!dvilie it was determined
that Mr. Davis and his family, whom he expect
ed soon to overtake, should thereafter travel
his company. General -Breckiaridge had left
outside the town OF Washington, taking with
him forly-fve Kentucky soldiers a.stfaggling
remnant Of Morgan's old brigade. Teyl riount-
ed men had offered TO escort Mrs. Davis, and
although they had accepted their paroles, just
ly considered that they IN ghL protect 9 dis
tressed lady from mnraudcrs. All tokens ofthe
Presidents Importance, in dress and air, we're
laid aside; covered wagons, pack-mule and
cooking utensils were provided ut Washln gton;
and it was designed That Mr.. Davis, his wife,
and his wife's sister should pass as q simple
country family emigrating from Georgia, and
having fallen in with strageling soldiers for
their protection. Mr.. Davis dignity was laid
aside without much difficulty. Carlyle says: .sA
King in tho midst Of his body y-guard, with all
his trumpets. war horses and gilt standard
bearers, will look great, though he be little,
but only some Roman Cnrus can give audience
to satrap ambassadors while seated on the
ground, with o woollel cap, and supping on
boiled peas,, like common soldier MIR. Da.
Wis. in the dress Of q country farmer, had none
of these traces Of imperialism which cling to
those s'born to the people," His features, just
and handsome. without being remarkable, were
those which 1nigat command by assumed airs,
or might ba practiced to particular expressions,
but scarcely those which could assert superior
ity without an effort and at q glance. He in
CURED but little chance Of detection in. Che
dress ne bad assumed Of ar honest, well-to-do
emigrant.
But the last device Of the distinguished fugi-
tive, the only one in which he had shown any
ingenuity, and had confessed his real anxiety
for escape, was in vain, and he was captured
three days journey from Washington. He had
scarcely expected to fall in with the enemy
north of the Chattahoochee River, tho bounda-
ry Of the department of the Southwest" and
there he had designed to part with his wife,
and to commit her to her journey to the She
nandoah. He was overtaksn by a small body of
Federal cavalry, origtnglly sent out to post a
skirmish line through that part Of Georgia
reachi ng to Augusta, out now diverted to his
pursuit. -&nnA
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Attorney General Evarts has declared that
every compromi :e made in the case OF seizure,
under the internal revenue laws was fraud
pounding q felony.
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Tina Supreme Court of Georgia has Just
given decision sustaining the decision Of
o lover court which held that the consideration
OF q note given for borrowed Confederate money
was good and valid one. The plea was tho
failure Of consideration in that Confederate
money was an Illegal currency money or
any other thing or value ~
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From HonsE- BLANKET tssgwN TO A Lace
VE1L.-Mr. G. Al. Robinson, Of chatham -Four
Corners, New York, writes: you may remem-
Der that in October, 1860, had 81 you some
have used TO do all their work, on all kinds OF
goods, from o horse blanket down tosa Lace
veil; and it has never cost us O cent forI apairs
except two noodles. Our girls from agears
old work it with perfect SUCCESS and aRe." =
ELetter to Wilcox 81 Gibbs 8. Nj. CofSSSany,
March a. 1865 ~ s
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aB- OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT
COMPANY-CHARLEsToN, December %, 1864
DIVIDEND OF FIFTY CENTS PER SHARE on the
Capital Stock of this Company having been declared
by the Directors, the will be paid on and after
Monday, 4th proximo
The Books of Transfer will be closed from this
date to 4th proximo. WI HERIOr.
December % Secretary and Treasnrer
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NO such cold weather siaas visited Florida
since 1850 say our exchanges. Ice was
formed an inch in thickness at st. Augustine
on the 18th.
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ber II, 1853, by the Rev. CHARLES NILso3 Mr. JAS
PER BRABHAM, of Banberg. SC, i, fT.i ADBLLE
JENNINGS, of Orangeburg District.
SMITH--AX sON.--In this city. on lIoJhay oyep-
ing the 2Sth inst, at tho residence OF e brid e's
brother. w. j. AxsoN, by the rsc7. w. ii WILLIAMS,
Mr.. NORMAN W.ssM1rH to Arjss lEsSRIEr f..
AXsON. issENpI1aa \ NJ
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9ats aMo GAPS .

@ SIEELE'S HAT HALL" @
Ne. s1s KING STE EBT, sTEELL's HAT HALL.
steele's Hat Hall, No. 31s King-street.
Terms CASH. Steele's Hat Hall.
Steele's Hat Hall. Terms cash
Terms cash Steele's Hat Hall.
SEVEN DOLLAR HATS FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
Credit Trade not solicited
Terms cash Steele's Hat Hall.
No. S13 King-street, Steele's Hat Hall.
The terms being cash, the prices must bs low.
Sign of the Big Hat, No. 3l3 King-street.
Steele's terms being cash, he will guarantee that
his prices shall be lower than any Hat House Sou tn
The idea of charging Four Dollars for Three Dol.
lar Hat, simply because 1t is credit, aint honest
therefore, it is bos to deal on the cash system This
gives customer independence enough to deal VIII
he gets most for his cash.
STICELE'S CHAT FIALL.,,
No. 313 KING-STREET,
January Sign Of the Big Hot.
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aB-BUY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KR1ETE CHAPMAN, corner King and Radcliffe.
streets and get botter article for the same money
than at any other establishment in the city.
November Ia eroo.
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Special notiees.

aar P U b LILO MARKETS.-JANUAR /.
1869.-The Markets will be closed THIS Morning at
Nine O'Clock. WILLIAM KIRKWOOD
January Chief Clerk,
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@OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAIL
WAY COMPANY, CORNER BROAD AND E\sT
BAY STREETS. CHARLESTON. 8. O., December 25,
186s--A Qnartery Dividend OF ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS per Share has been declared
by the Board of Directors Of this Company, and the
same will be paid on and after Friday, the 1st of
January, 1859. application at the Company's
ohce. s. w. RAMSAY
december rs Secretary and Treasurer
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AS-IN UIrY-COLLETON DISTRICT.-
Eek PARIE JAMES 8. GLOVER, HENRY W. STEW.
ART, EFT AL, HEIRS AT LAW OF CATHARINE B.
vEaDzE1s, DECEASED D-fETIIiON TO pEBpET.
UATE TESTIMONY-FILED OCTOBER &c, 1861
JAMES g. GLOVER, HENRY w. STEWART, ct al,
heirs at law Of CATHARINE B. WERDIER, late Of
Colleton District deceased having fled In this office
petition to perpetuate testimony In the matter OF
the will Of SIMON vERDIER, deceased, ana the
title deeds Of the estate Of said CATHARINE B,
vERDIER deceased for the following tracts Of land,
&C., to wit: The "Hsrds Claypole trsct .sClith.
eral," Preston" "Peter Smith," "Brown'p,"
"Campbell," Horseshoe" eMll Tract, and Lots
Nos -. in the Towp Of waiterboro --sais will and
deeds destroyed during the late war. on motion, OF
HENDERSON BEHRE. Solicitors for Petitioners,
1t 10 ordered that all persons who may think them.
selves interested in tlis matter do plead answer or
demur to said petition within three months from
this date. or decree pro coesso viii be entered OF
record AGAINST them.
B. STOKES, @. ED.
Commissioners Once, October 2eth, 1863
december II dec "a, jan
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THE FLIGHT OF JEFF. DArIs.

FOll0rtl's Account or tfae Flight or the
Confederate President from Richmond
--Fropnr1tions tor and incidents OF
the Journey--Demeanor OF ME-. Davis
nt tAbbeviIIc- How me WAS Treated by
Alexander II. stephens.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-01

North Carolina Is to have. an eight thou
esnfre. esna acre park witisa Hafy in tho
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aS-CONsIGNEES NOTICE E.--CONsIGNEEs
per British bark AGRA are hereby notified that she
has been entered under the Five Days act All goods
not permitted at the expiration Of that period will be
sent to Custonhouso Stores. RAvENEL kCo.
December 28
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49, FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
CHARLESTON g. c., DECEMBER
81, 1sGs.-1Ais Day being New Years Day. this
Bank will be closed. Notes and acce2tances due
then must be attended to This Day.
WILLIAM G. RREEsF,
January Cashier
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY,u
THROUGH LINZ TO

THROUGH LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN. Is
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE At GREATLY EAE~
DUCED RATESi
m1>~t,awo STEAMERS OF THE ABOVA
<,-+ess.4 - line leave Pier No. 40, North River
Gee sSSsslkkkstH foot of Canal-street New York,
II O'Clock noon, of the 1st 9th, 18th
and oath of every month Except when these dateg
fall on Sunday, then the saturday preceding,.
Departure of lst and oath connect at Panama With
steamers for South Pacific aud Central American
ports. Those of 1st touch at Manzanillo.
Departure of 9Th OF each month connects With
the steam line from Panama to Ausralialard
New Zealand.
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves San Fran ,
cisco fer Ohila and Japan January 4 1869.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but 70
direct from New York TO Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adu..
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage lickots or further information ply s
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the WI ,tL
foot OF Canal-strtet, North River New York.
March IA Tyr f. r. BABY, Agels, =
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Hg-NOTICE.-NO DEBTS CONTRACTED
py the cew Of tho British bark AGRA will be paid
by the Captain or consigned.
RAVENEL & CO.,
December % mwf3 AGENTS
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AB- BRIDE AND BRIDEGRoOM.--ES
FOR Young MEN ON the interesting relation OF
Bridegroom 70 Bride in the institution OF Marriages.
guide to matrimonial felicity and true happiness.
Sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes free Of charge
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. BOX r., Phila-
delphia Pa. n.4,,ter,har 90
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Hg- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.--THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
dnts remedies the III effects OF bad dyes; inxigo
rates and leaves the hair so and beautiful black or
brown. Sold by oil Druggists and Perfumsrs; and
properly applied at Batchelor's wig Factory, No
Bond-street, New York. Tyr JanuaSy3
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HT + RI ST NATIONAL BANK OF
RLESTON.-CHARLESro ON, JANUARY l, 1869.
The ANNUAL ELEC ZION for DIRECTORS Of this
Bank VIII be held at the banking house on Tuesd ay
the 18th inst. Iolls open from Ten to Two O'CLOCK
WI G, BREESE,
January finthm4 Cashier
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a~F RST TIONAL BANK OF
Observation-Disclosures, DECEMBER %,
lSoS-A semi-Annual Dividend Of FIVE PER CENT.
1ree OF Government Tax, will bs paid to the Stock
holders on and after the 4h day Of January next
WM G. BREESE,
DeceInDer 10 mwi3 Cashier,
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INLAND ROUTE. ~
THROUGH TICKETS To FLORIDAX
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKkNN
LINE, VIA BEAUFOR AND HILTON HEAD,
cONNECTINa WITH
THE ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD AND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS INhz>
FLORIDA.
THE FINE, FAST STEAM EfS1
,ltssssaatesssssss PILOT BOY, Captain FEM PECK D.
leave Cbarleston on Monday and Thursday Mornin8c
at Eight o'clock. Returning, leave Savannah IA
Iuesd ~ and Saturday Mornings, at halfpast ELI
O'Clock. Wv
For Freight or Passage apply to -
JOHN FERGUSON,
December 80 Accommodation WHARF
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FOR CEIERAxy, GEORGETOWN.
AND ALL LANDINGS ON The PEEDEE RIVER
sRK-awA THE STEAMER PLANTER CAP
ssa9ssszskJsISs @. 9. WHITE, is receiving freight
Accommodation Wharf, and Will leave .Satur&a
Aorning. January Cd, at Seven O'Clock.
For Freight or Passage apply to y
December 80 8 JOHN FERoo~1M
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NUK& DNKUNSVVECHM, OFA. 75N'
4 THE STEAMER n0ICTATOP.
sls! Captain cHAnrEs wrEkEY, viii tou
at this point every Wednesday, leaving Savannah i
Nine A. NJ, and on her return trfp viii touch Tier
on Saturday Ajtevnoon, arTivipa back at savaYtna
on Sunday Morning. I'D. AIKEN IL COT
November "a ASerI,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16
OhiOiails Alter lile spOlIs.

The number of Ohio patriots visiting
Washington, as applicants for Office, is
so great that the editor of the Journal,
writing to that paper from Washing
ton, says;
~ cannot give you 1.-THE Of the
names of Ohio men here A disgusted
individual said to a companion TO day
IL am going to leave this d. d Ohio
town. Nobody but Ohio here, any
whore. Looks like State Fair, with
nothing but Ohio people on exhibition.
And he went"
Writing on the same subject of the
greed of the Ohio Radicals for Office
under Grant, the Chicago Post, Aadi'
cal, says;
"Ifany considerable portion Of the
citizens Of Ohio and town ofCincinnati
now asking for Office at the hands ofthC
Administration, shall be gratified with
positions outside the Buckeye State
Ohio and Cincinnati will cut misera
ble, diminished figure in the mex
census report"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16

AN ADvENTURous BURoLAB.-Tbe
police rotate an incident, recently
in New Orleans, which discloses y
very adventurous disposition on the
part Of q certain burglar. 1t ap~
pears that he had entered house
in which a couple Of young ladies'
resided. In his search after plum
der no visited their apartment. See-
ing tho disorder IN which some-
times the rooms Of young ladies are
loft, an idea occurred 10 him 10 ex-
anime and then try on the loose sp-
parsl scattered about. The hoops,
with their many tangled bNrs, wero
first adjusted TO his person. Then
he donned tho overskirt, and over
this he put tho dress. Next he
found bonnet, and, aftor carefully
adjusted the veil, looked the beau
ideal Of d young lady incognito.-
But his rasbness did not end here.
Tho beautiful faces lying on the
pillow wero irresistabiy tempting
to the bold intruder. He must have
a kiss, even if it led TO detection
Tho ripe, full lips were smihng, and
the yellow hair lay like foss ofgold
on tho pillow. Tho burglar had
good taste. A moment hesitating,
his discretion few away, and his
impure lips pressed those of the
slceplng beauty. A faint scream,
and Tho lady started up in bed.
"Who are you, ma'am2'
"Orly your aunt, my dear dent
you know your GuntY" was the ro-
lply from behind the veil.
"Whatl not Aunt B."
ayes, indeed dr'
"Oh, I'm 90 glad and the white
arms were thrown around the neck
Ofthe impostor, and passionate kiss.
Os rained on tho face Of tbs prcten-
ded relative.
"Now lay right down, my dear
and 20 to sleep. I'll SEQ you agait
in the morning" And with thii
bonevoient injunction the "aun.'
hastily left the room.
The noxt morning the young 10
Gy's dress was found IN tho hall be-
low, and, although she searched ev
cry room, no aunt was to bo found
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16
had for the Bellies.

A celebrated Partisan belle, who
had acquired the habit of white
washing herselt-so to speak-from
tho holes Of her feet to the roots Of
her hair with chemically prepared
cosmetics, ono day took medIcated
bath and on emerging from il, she
was horrified at finding herselfblack
as anEthioplan. The transformation
was complete. Not vistaye ofthe
supreme Caucasian" was left. Her
physician was cent for IN alarm and
haste. On his arrival, he laughed
immoderately, and said; "Mad-
anne, you arc not ill; you are
medical product. You are no lon
ger a woman, but q sulpheret. 1t is
not now n question Of medical treat.
ment, but of simple chemical re-
action. Ishall analyze you. Como !
| shall submit you 10 bath Of sui
phuric acid diluted with water
The acid will have the honor of
combining with yoJ; it will take up
tho sulpher, the metal will produce
q sulphato, and we shall find, as q
precipltote, very pretty woman"
The good natured physician went
through with his analysis, and tho
belle was restored TO her member
ship with the white race, Young
ladies who are ambitious ofsnowy
compilations should remember this
and be careful what powders and
cosmetics they use-if they use any
at all.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16
I'hsIs Remedies are ne betf
RlooA PuFlflOru
YnoM HON. oKo. W. WOODWARD.

0Aisf Justes Of the supFems Cour, q PennsylyaniA
PHiLLDELFnIA, March 10, 1851
IGad Hoofdnd's German RiiteTs ts nof az tHioS-
lssfHg bsssr00e bat good ionic, sIlfSI ~ d'iovdsrs
4 Ms diOelIes oT0ans aad ef great bteM ~ eases v
6s4iliir aud NaAi II nsrpoas actioH ~ ne s1sies~
c3o W. WOODWARD.