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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-12

The EFFECTS OF FEAR.-The extraordinary
power exertsd By fear over the human mind
was exhibited in Vienna, in a remarkable
manner, recently. DR.. r, an eminent physi-
clan Of Vienna, obtained leave from the local
authorities to try his experiment upon the
person of a prisoner who had been condemned
to death. Accordingly an offer was made to
the Individual in question, holding out the
promise of the remission OF his punishment, if
he would consent 10 pass the night in the bed
Of patient who, four hours previously, had
been carried of by cholera. The prisoner
consented, and was put TO bed, and after the
expiration CT some three hours, or less, he was
seized with violent vomiting and all the atten.
dant symptoms of cholera. He was attended
Immediately by several physicians, and ulti-
mately, being man of strong and vigorous
constitution, was completely re-sstsblished.
His astorishment was great when DR.. 2. in
formed him that the bed was perfectly clean
and pure, and that no cholera patient had
ever lain there.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING

At MUND ER'S ASSEMBLY HALL.
II w. MUNDER, Professor Of Dancing at
4 lie Georgetown Co 1ege aud Convent, and Prin-
cipal teacher in Washington city, has the honor
10 announce to his former patrons and the public
generally, that he will resume the duties of his
School on THURSDAY, November oth, 1855, at
NUMBERS ASSEMBLY HALL, (adjoining
the Star ohice,) at O'Clock, p. m, for Ladies'
Misses and Masters, and on the same evening at
7H for Gentlemen. He feels assured that the Iln-
equaled progress Of his numerous pupils in his
former cla ses Is sufficient guarantee CT his Su-
perior sEill as an instructor.
Prof Nj oegs leave to remind the public of the
unbOunded success Of his May Festival Ball at
the National Theatre, which was attended by up
wards of 1 900 persons ..t ..-
His new Hall is one of the largest, mcst bealai-
fol, aud conveniently arranged in the CITY, with
two dressing and supper rooms added, whichcan
be rented for Balls and Parties. The location Is
convenient to persons residing IN any part Of the
city - .a. ...... .T
Days Of Tuition On Tuesday and Thunday,a lat
3 O'Clock, p. m, and on the same evenings q
for gentlemen. A ella for young married ladies
and gentlemen will be formed shortly
All who desire to join his classes will plasSe
apply at Mr.. John F Ellis Music Store, Peuaa.
avenue, near Tenth street, or to Prof NJ. at
Hall on the above days.
ID A subscription list is now open toreceive
the names OF those wishing seas on tickets fr the
Soirecs. Only S5 for the season. oc 30-n
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TIE LOVERS FATE-The New Orleans
Creole of last week. relates the following:
Mr.. Daniel Williams, an estimablc young
man, by profession an engraver, and who was
in the employ of Mr.. Douglass, on St. Charles
street, committed suicide on Wednesday after
noon, hy taking laudanum. The desperate
act was the result Of grief for the death Of
his wife, made morbid by the draughts in
which he vainly endeavored to drown il.
Death robbed him OF his loved one about three
weeks ago; sorrow settled upon him deeply
and at last he sought In the demon strong
drink-for a week previous to his death drink
ing so freely as TO inca dpacitaLe him frcm work
Ga Wednesday afternoon he drank NJ the Or
leans House with several friends. Upon part
ing with them, he bale them farewell, stating
that he was going 10 leave, and would never
return. He next proceeded to Chinn Il B j.
tons drug store, and upon representations that
he had been sent for it by his employer, Mr.
Douglass. obtained Two ounces of laudanum
Going TO = room, on Perdido street. between
Rampant and Basin, he met bis landla6y, and
stated to her that life had lost all charm for
him; that he was going to join his wife in
heaven; showed her the vial, aud swallowcl
the contents before he could be prevented
He then called for writing materials, which
were furnished but did not use them. The
landlady speedily spread the alarm, and, With
the aid Of other women in the house, did her
utmost to thwart the unhappy mans desper-
ate purpose-administersd warm milk, sweet
oil, mustard, and even lsgelation, in the hope
of saving him, but all in vain. The doctor
who had been sent for, never came, and in two
hours after swallowing the fatal drug, the
young man was corpse. He seemed to have
repented Of his act at one time, for he willing
ly took the aDtidOtes offered by the women,
and afterwards weepingly exclaimed, " 1t il
late, too late! Mary, dear, I'll be with you
EOon.' The only writing LETT by the deceased
was the following poetic effasion, which tells
his whole sad story:
have raised the wine-cup in my hand
Ard the widest strains I've sung,
Till with the laugh Of drunken mirth
The echoing air has rung.
But pale and sorrowfll face has looked
From o.tt the cup to me,
And a trembling whisper have head,
That flEc ed came from thee
Thou ar siUmberlng in thy peaceful grave,
And .hy sleep IS dfeamIess now,
But the cal Of never diving grief
Is On tLy mournsr's brow. ..
And my heart il chill as thine, Mary,
For the joys Of life are fed,
And long to lay my aching breast
With the cold and silent dead L
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S. 2. HOWE RS IRON HALL BOOT
SHOE & TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT.

Pa. acsHne. bet. Oh and 10.h SITS.
lust RECEIVED A GOOD ASSORTMENT
- OF Ladies', Misses's, and Childrens ,r Stsp
Gents, Boys and Youths BOOTS and RHSi
SHOES which will sell cheap for cash ~
FOR LADIES. E
Cashmere double sole long Caters, water proof
French Lasting heel and button do.
French Cashmere do do
French Guce:ious toilet white and blk kid Slip
pers
French CATERS, all colors, with and without tips
Misses aGd children's black blonze and colored
heel u a ters
Misses and children's morocco kouble sole tipped
and plain Boots
FOR GENTS, BOYS AND YOUTHS.
French patent leather and calf doubls sole double
upper Boots
French patent leather and calf double sole long
Button Caters
French patent leather and calf Oxford Ties
French calf Bots at 80 SO worth S5
Fox Boys and Youths Can supply all that give
call with 3 -ots and Shoes.
| have splendid assortment Of Boots and Shoes
for servants, which am conaden. can furnish
a. fair prices.
Give lie a call and examine for yourselves at
3. p. HOOVER'S,
oc S6-t Iron Hall
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IMPORTANT TO eENTIrMrr

IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.
xkEAT INDUCEMENTS FOR YOU TO
IN --. LII AND SEE The undersigned gives
nod his friends and the public that he has
Just received his stock OF all and Winter Goods,
comprising all the latest styles and olors Of Cloth
CasslTneres, and vestings; which goods will be
made up TO order in the most elegant manner as
be has some Of the best workmen in the United
states at work for him. Being agent for scoTT,
The Reporter Of Fashions, you may rely upon get
ting the most fashionable Clothing
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Of his own make; such as Over garments, Frock
Dress and Business Coats, Pants, and Vests, nom
medium to very superior quality.
All the above goods win be sold at very low
Pricss-for instance, whole suit, Coat, Pants
and Vest, for the small sum OF SIS
0vercoats, beautiful style, from $40 to $40
Pants, do do 2to 10
Vests, do do 9 50 IN IN
He respectfully soliclts cali from all in want OF
clothing.
FURNISHING GOODS, l-'
such as Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Stocks Hand
kerchiefs, Scarfs, Umbrellas, &c
p. w. BROWNING,
Under United States Hotel,
between Sd and IL streets, Pa. avenie
sep i-3rn
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BALLS.
SECOND ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
GOOD WILL CLUB

VNHE MEMBERS OF THE GOOD WILL
Il Club take pleasure in announcing to their
friends and the public generally that their second
annual ball wifi Re given at Carusi's Saloon on
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 12 1855.
The member OF the Club pledge themselves
that neither pains or expense will be spared to
make il 0ne of the best balls of the season
ESPUTA'S CELEBRATED GRASS AND
STRING BAND has been engaged for the occa-
sion
Tickets GNE DOLLAR-admitting a gentle
man and ladies', TO be obtained from any Of the
members of the Club or at the door on the even
ing of the ball.
No hats caps allowed in the ball room ex-
cept those worn by the members of the re-rective
Clubs.
COMMITTEE of ATrangsments.
II c Hutchins,
Dubant, Franklin.
w Noeu, w Richie
nov 1O-2t
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A ROYAL NosE.-At the table where the
Emperor Of Austria, then the only heir to the
throne, was a guest, a question arose as 10
which was the strongest part Of the human
frame. One said the Leg, because they car
riei the whole body: another spoke up for The
arms because cf the labor they were capable
of performing; another said it was the head,
because il directed the whole. When the
prince was appealed to he said that, for his
part, he gave his voice in favor of the nose.
When laugh at this odd idea Of the Prince
had ceased, his highness was asked for an ex-
PLANTATION, when he pithily said: WI by, the
Prince Of Metsernich has led my father by
the nose for the last twenty years, and it is as
good nose as ever, and not a bit the worse
for the exercise"
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EVENING STAR.
BENEvoLENcE.

A benevolent man was Absalom Bess-
At each and every tale Of distress
He blazed right up Ike a rocket;
He feit for all who, 'neatn poverty's smart
Wee doomed 20 bear life's roughest part,
He felt for them in his inmost heart,
But never felt in his pocket.
Yet all said he was an excellent man;
For the poor he'd preach for poor he'd plan,
To better them he was willing
But the Oldest one who had heard him pray,
And preach for the po:r in a piti,ul way,
Couldn't remember exactly to say
He had ever given a shilling.
Oh an excellent man was Absalom Bess.
And the world threw up its hands to bless.
Whenever his name was mentioned;
But he died one day, he did, aud Oh
He went right down to the shades below,
Where all are bound, fear, tog',
Who are only good intentiored
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FEMALE JOcKEY.-The attention attracted
by equestrian matches which have recently
become feature at our country fairs will per-
hapS lmpart semo interest TO the account we
are about TO give Of the appearance of lady
in similar trial Of speed, half a century since
on an English race course. 1t was very min
uteiy recorded IN the sporting journals of the
time
In 1904 the lady of Colonel Thornton, Of
Yorkshire, England, who was famed alike for
her beauty and fine horsemanship, became the
eWner of valuable hor5e. OF the best bIold
called II g lrilla Conversing one day with
Mr. Flint, her brother-in-law, about the mer-
its Of certain Of their horses. the gentleman
happened to say something to tie disparage-
ment Of Zingarilla as eourser, upon which
Mrs. Thornton challenged him to a trial of
speed for a considerable wager.
The r3ce course at hnavesmIre was sci ected
by The parties; and whea the day appointed
for this novel contest arrived, a larger coa-
course Of people Of all classes assembled on the
grounds than had ever before boen witnessed
IN the County. The contestants made their
appearance punctCally at the designated hour.
Mr. Flint wore a Derby cap and tight Jacket
aad bTeeches, all Of white linen Mrs Thorn
ton costume, as described by herself, with a
i6erality Of capital letters not unusual in her
day. consisted Of "a Leopard -eolored skirt,
bGh w&iscoat, with plain guilt buttons blue
NiOsu 1UIhl-n Jdchel, ana Dlue Derby cap. ~
The race took place at four o'clock In the
afternoon. 1t is doubtful whether or not there
were one hundred persons in the assembly who
sympathized with Mr.. Flint. The crowed
were almost unanimous in their wishes for the
lady's success; and so sauguine we're her
friends of the result, that they offered to bet
largely On Zngarills, but no one was willing
to take these bets even at large odds. Un-
fortunately, however, Mrs. Thornton was
beaten. So severe was the disappointment Of
the people, and so great their indignation st
MI. Flint's want Of gallantry in beating his
fair competitor, that the safety of that gen.
tleman from personal violence was owing TO
the presence Of body of the military IN Z.
pucF
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PEANOs-PIANOS-PIANoS.

lust i. I.ECEIVED AT THE MUSIC DEPOT,
- southwest corner of Penna avenue, ,r-=e=<s--esFs
Eleventh and streets, two of those; EYF3
woIld-renowned PIANO FORTES, from the fac
tory OF Rosenkrantz, In Dresden. These instru-
ments have been acknowledged by competent and
dsintSres'ed musical judges to be superior to any
other horizontal square Pianos made, In point Of
tone, touch, and durability.
Shall receive, in few days, another lot of these
instruments, and continue TO receive them as soon
as they can be passed through the Custom House
novl GEO. HILBUS Aren't
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

IN PURSUANCE OF THE DESIGN OF
this Insti'C'ion, viz: the diffusion of the knowl-
edge OF Music, and cultivation OF the public
taste for the higher order Of the Art, the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
proposes to give series of
FOUR NCERTS:
17d, with view to add as much as possible TO
Sheis popularity, the Great Works Of Beethoven,
Mozart, Hendlesohn, Spohr, Hummel and others,
relieved oy lighter compositions, will be pro
ducet with the greatest possible effect, both in
the Orchestral and Vocal departments
The 2 an OF admission will be the same as that
adopted by the Academy Of Music in London viz:
by subscription o1Iy, the terms Of which will b.
50 Tor the four Concerts, emitting the subscriber
10 three tickets OF admission to each Concert
Subscribers names may be Immediately received
at the bookstore Of Messrs. Taylor & Maury; at
- he Piano store OF Mr. Davis, and 1T the Music
stores Of MeSSrs Hilbus and Zantzinger; also at the
Academy Of Music: corner Ninth and ID streets
(OPen daily from 10 till 6)
nc l5-tf
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UENTlSTRY.
nov 10-2t

nR. MUNsON respectfully calls public atten-
- ton tn his new, patent and great sSsgs
~ IMPROVED method OF setting Ar sS fer1r,--sssSE
tfcial Teeth, with Continuous Gum, ,QIIYE~y
the very FERF ECTION OF THE ART This
y.yie OF Teeth has the following advantages over
II o'SeTs, viz: GREAT STRENGTE, CLEAN
Illness, COMFORT and BEAUTY vieinr
With NatcIe q these respects, and in some others
eIcelirg. Public inspection is respec fully solio-
ite5.
Please call ard see specjr eng.
CAUTION.--No other Dentistin the District Of
columbia has tight to make this stvle OF teeth
\. B.-Tee;h constiIutioaGiiy healthy, plugged
and warranted for lie.
|. Otice and house No. 2P8 E street rear ths coy
,er OF Penna. avenue and l.th street
sp ei-u
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THE WEEKLY STAR.
Seeing Through a Glass Darkly. 8

quiet dinner at the Girard House, with a
couple ut bottles Of champagne, allayed by a
cup of coffee and a regails. The long sum
ner afternoon was growing shorter.
:" suppose said Jim B., "we visit the
'Cademy 4 Natchral Sci'ncesr
Ready" we replied, and a cloudy omni-
bus, filed with misty people, rolled us some
where very smoothly. We had to get out Of
that omnibus; we walked a little ways, re-
member mounting some very steep stairs.
Here we are 'mongt the d denizens of the
past, said b. sob what great jaws they
We got'-S pose they came to life, what'd you
do then ?'' he continued, as we stopped before
some ante e-deIuge monsters.
Think we told him we'd call the police
Just look at these picked snakes Wake
snakes pose they came TO life, whst'd you
do th-then - quoth B, stesdying himself
himself against the side Of the gallery.
Holla FIRE 80
"'Tsouldn'. dO,' said b they'd crawl
all round your p-pantaloons, and get into your
Here our patience gave out. "Jim b, >,
mans feelings"
$50 I do, says he; "they'd be awful
Spot"' says he; that p-polar bear winked
at me. S'pose now he was 20 come to life ="
This was teO much for our humanities. We
walked along one Of the galleries toward an
open window. We wanted fresh air.
"J-Just look at those skulls; Chippeway,
Choctaw, Ch-ehinese, Cherokee, Egyptian.
) pose they'd come to life; what'd cog
Here we reached the window; a breath Of
air came timely in, and VIC winked and
bEnked over a case Of humming- birds, till b.
murmured-
"S'pose''-
"Ncw, DON'T" said we what's the use
Amt they all d-dead, and stopped up no,
stuffed, we mean"
W-well, " said be, " w-wssn't goin' to
s'pose they were live; only g-going to s'pose
we st down on the floor here there are no
chairs. What th-then! Let's st down -
And down we sat. No unTuly police told Us
to move on the janitOr couldn't see US; no
visitors were about. We went to sleep.
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FRENCH ROOT MAKER.

JACOB WOLPSTEINER, No. 4e7 Eighth ST.
- near Pa. evenue, Is now prepared to ,rsS3r
make the most fashionable French Boots Hz1
uis long experience and FRA tce In this ~
branch CT tb5 business In Paris and New s>e'
York, Justify him In saying that his boots canno
be exceled in this country,
Has on hand lot already made up, TO whIcl
the particular attention Of gentlemen are invited
sep fl-1m&
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" no place for business but the Avsnue Now,
the people find, in making their purchases, they
can do best on Seventh street There is no place
in the city where they can get better articles, al
Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street. Many are
beginning to know this, and when In want OF
housekeeping Hard ware, Cutlery, Silver Plated
Aibata, Britannia, and Japanned Ware, Clocks.
Bird Cages, Baskets, Brushes, &c, they call OIL
him. Others, in making their purchases will dc
well 10 remember bis store oc 10
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Q. II. Essen BRANDT, y
(SUcCEssOE TO HILBUs 4 HITZ) 4
InpoTtss, Publisher, d.d Dealer ~
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN MUSIC, PI-
AMOS, STRINGS, &c.
THIS POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT HAS
n been Eefsted in he most modern and tasteful
maaner, combining all the comforts AMI convent
ence tha. such an establishment should possess
together with the most complete assortment of
AMERICAN and EUROPEAN MUSIC, PA.
NOS, &c, to be found in the Metropolis s. With
desire to mees the wishes OF the musical public,
/ respectfully solicit their patronage d
oct 25-tf GEO HILBUS, Agent
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
InH II L w A NJ Il L

CONFECTIONERY -RE.OPENING
EoHN MILLER, PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
~ nue., south side, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets respectfully informs the public that he has
retted his store and opened II to day for the sale
OF every article which enters into the 'CONFEC-
rIONERV business; intending to keep oa hand
an elegant and choice assortment
While rendering his thanks to the public for the
patronage hitherto extended to him he hereby In
forms his friends that he will always be ready &c
attend to Parties, Balls, or whatever other kinds
of assemblages which may require his services
and confections oc g.
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THE PASSIONATE MAN-The man of wild, !,
boisterous spirit, who gives loose reins to his
temper, is, generally speaking, a stranger to
happiness, he lives in a continual storm; the
bitter waters of contention and strife arc al
ways swelling up in the soul, destroying his
peace and impartiog their baneful influence
to all with whom he's connected He cxci.cs
the disgust and ill-will of those who are sc-
qacinted with his character, and but few can
be found who wish him success in any CT his
undertakings.
sssA .sd - ------- : - - a--zsd bsogh5g
H You are a little bear, madam ,
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MASurAcTURED BIZ
ID U n A L ID X e EDY,

PRICE oNK DOLLAR. ff
wholesale Agents New York City, C. "
OLiCkNER, 81 Barclay street; G. III. RING
street Philadelphia, II. w. DYOFf & SONS
baltimore, BROWNE BROTHER, CANBY &
HATCH. Alexandria, PEEL STEVENS
:, Retail by all respectable Druggists in the
the Druggists OF this City. oct2I-lv
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A PIANO FOR S25!
n Z. A1e PIANO FOR SIS
A PIANO FOR s125.!!
THREE NEW PIANOS FOR sl7s each
ONE NEW PIANO q octayes) $3.50, II
'os-A i.ss JOHN r. ELLIS'S
Piano, Music and Variety Store,
3O6 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.
oc 2S-6
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OF WIN. J. ATWOOD
HSaTayILLz, Yadkin Co., n. C. I
WM. j. ATWOOD,

These biIsers are entirely vsgsfebIs, they Inyig-
crate aud strengthen the sys.emf never PROSTATE
II, and IN be used for Infants as well as adults
For sale by respectable dealers everywhere, and
by u. ID. GILMAN, Washington; J. l.. KID
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NEW CATHOLIC BOoKs.-The Curse OF
: TIE Village and The Happiness OF being
hleh two Tales, by Hsrdrick Conscience, trans
a'ed fen he original Flemish.
he DsyO7t Child Of Wary; a couec lon Of Nc
V'aas, BY Rev E W Fabef, ID. ID.
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