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Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-22

BoLToN.-Population in 1856, 1856. Whole
number of deaths 10-males. 8, females 7, av-
eraging one death to 1853 inhabitants. Of the
deaths there were
| From 20 to 80 years old, From 20 to So Q
| From 40 to So From so to 9O
| From 80 to 90,
There died in March l, May l, July l. Au-
gnst 2, September l, November l, December 8.
Two deaths of persons belonging to the town
in other towns. The number of deaths is un-
which there were only 6. There were 26
births, II males and Is females.
NORTH BRooKFIELD.-Population in 1856,
2,307. Whole number of deaths 49-males
%, females 26, averaging one death to AZ in
habitants. OF the deaths there were
RSSr SeipT ysaFs Sla DID, From From sS to
From 20 to 50, Fr6m 70 to sS' )
From 80 to 40, 2 From 50 to 80,
There died in February 5, March s, April 5,
May g. June 8, July 6, August 6, September
10, October 5, November l, December 2.
HARvARD.-Population in 1856, 1882 The
whole number of deaths 33-males 20, females
49, averaging one death to 465 inhabitants.
Of the deaths there were
S!$$ E%$s' S5s$ Sss' DID, EsS$ e
E;:$ S;:$ 4 From From 6 t. g.
There died in January 2, February 8, March
4, April 2, May 2, June 4, July 2, August 8,
September 4, October 2, November 8, Dec q
STERLING. = Population in 1856 1,84S
Whole number of deaths 30-males II, females
Is, averaging one death to 81 inhabitants. Of
the deaths, there were
PRSSF FFSm te 70 Ss Years DID, From From to to g.
From 40 to so, 3 From 80 to 100, /
From 50 to 50, 2
There died in January 3, February 2, March
2, April A, May 2, June l, August 4, Septem-
Der 5, October 3, December A.
CLINToS.-Population in 1866, 1886. Whole
number of deaths, 57-males 26, females 81,
averaging one death to 62 inhabitants. Of the
deaths, there were
Under year old, Is From to 20 years old, 10
From 5to TO- From 50 to CO.
From 10 to 20, From 50 to 10,
From 20 to 80, 2 From 10 to 50, 3
There died in January 2, February 6, March
6, April 8, May 8, June 4, July 4, August 6,
September 5, October 4, November 3, Decem-
Der 5.
Males IL
Females, II
The whole number marriages soemnized and regis
tered, was 2S
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-22

To the Editors of The Spy:
By invitation of the High Sheriff, j. S. G.
Knowlton, the grand jury visited the jail and
County House buildings, on Thursday, Doth
inst, and were politely received by Mr.. Carter
and shown through the various wards of the
building. The order and neatness which eve
rywhere prevailed impressed the minds of all
that the institution was under the charge of
highly efficient board of officers.
On leaving, they were politely escorted by
the Sheriff to the Hospital, and introduced to
DR.. Bemis, the Superintendent, and invited to
visit the spacious establishment under his
charge. Order, quiet, and neatness, every
where reigned supreme throughout its extend
ed halls. They then visited the barn, stable,
and piggery, where were found many fine spec
linens of farm stock; and the accomplished Su-
perintendent seemed to be as familiar with the
affairs of the barn as with those of his unfortu-
nate patients The arrangements for heating
the establishment were also shown, and the jury
left with the conviction that the city, county,
and Commonwealth may well feel proud of
the institution and its management.
In behalf of the Grand Jury,
JosEPHUs WooDCocK, Foreman.
d + RATTTES CIerk
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-22

HoLDEN.-Population in 1856, 21l4 Whole
number of deaths, 29-males l6, females 13,
averaging one death to 70 inhabitants. OF the
deaths there were
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-22

BoLToN.-Population in 1866, 1856. Whole
number of deaths 10-males. 8, females 7, av-
eraging one death to 1853 inhabitants OF the
deaths there were
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-22

NORTH Observation-Disclosures in 1866,
2,307. Whole number of deaths 49-males
%, females 26, averaging one death to Al in
habitants OF the deaths there were
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-22

There died in January 2, February 8, March
4, April 2, May 2, June 4, July 2, August 8,
September 4, October 2, November 8, Dec. 2.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-22

There died in January 8, February q March
2, April 4, May 2 June l, August 4, Septem-
Der 5, October 3, December 4.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-22

There died in January 2, February 6, March
6, April 9, May 8, June 4, July 4, August G.,
September 5, October 4, November 3, Decem-
Der 5.
The whole number of Births was I42
Males IL
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-22

There died in February 5, March 5, April 5,
May 3, June 8, July 6, August 6, September
10, October 5, November l, December 2.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-22

CLINToN.-Population in 1866, 1886. Whole
number of deaths, 57-males 26, females 81,
averaging one death to 62 inhabitants. OF the
deaths there wera
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-22

STERLING. = Population in 1866, 1,84S.
Whole number of deaths 30-males II, females
Is, averaging one death to 81 inhabitants. Of
the deaths there were
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-22

HARvARD.-Population in 1866, 1882 The
whole number of deaths 33-males 20, females
13, averaging one death to 46a inhabitants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08

ANOTHER SAN PArCH on HANp.-The follow
ing singular bill has gone the rounds of nearly
all the counties on the Hudson river, for the
purpose of helping to raise crowd and make
money in Newburgh last Monday:
Tremendous Erc,tement. Patch,
the seventeenth son of Sam Patch, and brother
to Jim Patch, the great champion of divers,
will make one Of his daring dives from the mast
head of the slcop W. Ii. Hawkins, in Newburgh
Bay, directly in front of the Long Dock on the
4th day Of July, 1859, at eleven o'clock in the
forenoon He will discharge two pistols while
on his way to the water, and will bring UP
shell from the bottom Of the river, if there is
one to be found, and will make several somer-
sets while in the water, and, to wind up the
celerbratiOn, there will be collection taken
up for young Tom"
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ARRIVALS At PRINCIPAL HOTELS

ss1dISnS, do ksoS..t-I, Pa Oliver. Nd;
Alien rs M:: P5ass DO; Ms. ss0 alien "a da Z;
f ps.:SSa s9f Ma lay! H Sp5l
S $H.,, M,si, Ga " smith and LADY. Tom;
W Law, do; Morgan and lsdy Tex; + Deine a and
ZEN sc. ksss.n ksai Ss ai Mf
E.inns s w sister, No; n sword, do; W oyet9n.
% s & S::tGS;d q; Bgss: Sa; NJ. FL a,
LLo8S, NC Miss Bueknsr. Tex, s } Leng, n
Govern. Vas Dupont; L. P Briant, @ Tournet, A
Rsrehier, a; CiaEett, Md; q Andry, L.; W ii
YSa s.sns Eks s9 PG sSsfSs
Cl9Pt0n, Va Browne and laiy, Mass: z Smith
WIZ sSsni Eahsl saoF MAJ MAJ
Iison' Nc unny. r Sattsshel and lady, w White
Piz.ini, Va; 4 Gii%ofs. 6 smith, Pa; W Csr ps-
ssT, Man IL d Tfeevhills, Eng; Nys, NY;
- NATIONAL HOTEL.-w Tough. Md; J Bs-
, Mst:5Lh9 p DC; Heidi, "a; Adams, But
Ssldyell: w Csl5weIl. So: W Crsxford,, va Va;
fe:rs soriI; Nd MG Msn5y NJ 81 aa.JGs
a sE,sa. Pa; 0sEe"d, L.: Britt and fam, NY
Bremen eTnf Mo ra shailoro''' Je~s''' N.Y.
&C R3elns9h, Pa; Toate, Miss; Y Lutric,
DO DO; t. Mclean; DC TgthiI, ys;JW scott
do; w r Gongden, DO; w Dodd, SC; j g Adam
scrugzs, Va. "
nKIRkWO0D HOUSE, T Moore, Me; NJ 8
Buokley Ia; n Conzat, do; Viala- do; Il Morse
and lady, Fla; r Ramford, Mass; 6 V Wafkin-
s31S; u psyIs and dang liter; Va Misc Goodness
EhIld,, DO; r. Tsnney and family, Ky; p Cliswlck
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M LYONS
lVl A g N 4 T &c p o w ID r b

Nl A G N TIC 20 w D e R 8
Gards. Insects, oet,oaekss SD s.s., Eea., A~ss.
h. Moths and o rsstf e s ,,;oIS IF s5na
inestima6le. In warm weather all nature teams with
these annoying foes. This Powder Is the only artl
COMPANY of botanists from the Hortcuitura Society
of Paris, while amidst the ferns of Asia, observed
made
to guard their night camps from these lntruders.
every experiment, It's SIMPLY I'M sp d chem
sRa ts
The GoveIamshhts q EnEaRd, France, Germany and
iosi and horticultural colleges and socisties. ~
Letter from the Prssident Of tie United States;
ure TO inform you that the Royal Co4ni 81 the
Pa
TITEHRD FfE.L sisSfsE Chairman
The above was accompanied BY certificate of
~ IT is FREE FROM POISON.
NEw YoRk, October LIST, 1859.
tested your Mssneto powders and nd them pe 'e
but certain death when inhaled BY bugs, ants, and
LANES 3; GHItT0N. NJ. D., CHEMIST. =
"PRor. CHEMISTRY. N. Y. HosprrALn
MI M IoMS L. RoMk, sqpeTints1Yd1e53t e tho New
sns. !osssss moths. With Lyon Lyons POWDER and
finds il Of immense value.N 80.
Every gardener and housekeeper must have di-
rect interest in an article of this kind. Reference
can he made to the Astor, St Nicholas, and Metro
politan Hotels to Judge MkIGs, President of the
Winfield Scott, Cyrus w. Field. l.. NJ. Pease, of
the Five Points Mission, &c, &c. Judge Mixes
Importance. The Farmers Club have tested it thor
oughy. 1T will destroy locusts, grasshoppers. ants,
preserved and houses made pure"
Arrangements are now made through Messrs
BARNES Il PARK, of New York. to have 1t sold
throughout the world. Many worthless limitations
are advertised. Be cautions!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08
GREAT wo ME Der
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTnR ATUVE

kNES
Says tbs g.. Lous (M") Democrat: Below ~e publish
letter Dr. Wood, OF this city, from gentleman in Msine
ona sss Of n: superior merit. Ct h. Hair
from reliable source hesrhcstes tru
press:
BATH, MAINE, Jan. %, 1885,
attention called few months SINCE highly ben,
effects Of Hair 10 make appli
Pobas on.shlrd white. my wh,tsr, Of
i, , Some aTss month: :nee procured bOtls Of your
what had wished used about week have since
c.ry world that the gray whit. hair Ia.
y daPPssrsd, DO head and face, my hir ha,
been before Tor twenty i've am nov
year, old I{ s9od wife at the age Of tfytwo, has used
'ir. :s .r.S en-, DUE
direci0o'. will have occasion my
.n. Ian e1sn Of TN. cry and resident her. for IN.
adjoining towns Any use male Of the above with
am, truly. yours, a. c: RAYMOND
woons HAIR R Bs115s sTIvH Ian - 1850 P
lose the bs. portion of my hair. ys!-
ri Of your and found 10 answer a. the
thing nsedsd My hair thick md glossy, word.
.ueh treasure. you FiSIE A : JoH III 's's'
Tn. undersigned, Rev j. Brnes. minister regular
aud pastor Of the oIhodGh Church a RtooLhed
beloved. VIM DYER
PROFESSOR wooD-Desr Sir HAring made mia. Of your
Hair Resloratve,i gives pleasure say, .aees
tendency To itching With hich been
frcm my childhood; and has also my hair,
,rucls siS anything liie the pleasure profit
Yours, truly, J. K. BRAGG.
Tn. Restorative put uP in Bottle: Of Sizes viz: large.
dollar per bottle; the medium hoIds least twenty per
cent Tor, IN pt9rorticn than the .m. ret,. for two dol
proporIon, and retsis for three dollar. bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08

a ykLgARLE EEDIciNEa E., s.s ssy' = se &.
use Ss mRs n S9Mfis,,RorL. n pscocrIoN,

''' III STbfAN " ESETABLE pRcocTIoN, 80,
in diseases ofthe blood, skin, dyspepsy, &C, 6na
confidence in h q remedial agent has becn greety
increased By seyeral very 5emarksble cares Of ens
that have recently come under our oLservetcn-In
cases, too, where oil other remedies and the most
dreds Of our most respectable oti have besn re-
lieved By it's admirable curative Sualitfes and we
coming greater lts operation 10 mild and pleasant
and /. is sll tsns clsis e be IL: Tor sSss NE
Baltimore, and at che principal DRUG Stores.
The best reference can be Glven IN OF out OF the
the sgents None genuine unless her name 10 blown
on the bottle ard her seal on the cork. -.
georEetown PC, has been ifyoinscd w oIs.eIs !,
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HARTsHORNE'SC URE-ALL, .
Am ZIG EEE GbEVE4 tGR FAN ANHHhsHfiLAT22kx
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREpIRED nv ICgEMTST

BoTTLKs II. IS and 81 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept
in all familie in of accidents sudden sick
ness, it free uently cures in less time than il
CURES to get ply sioian.
extern ally and internally.
III AS the frequent changes of the weather pro-
duce q bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and Body; also. Stiff Neck-every persop should
get q bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Somagnstc power, expels al pain from the system
HQRNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD
CsHERRf-it 10 the best Cough Syrup In ths
Ifyop are Bilious. use HARTsHORNE'sANT
mach and Bowels, carrying OF al Bile and Foul BE-
cretions. ~. -
in washington Oily; -KfDWELL & cfSSELI al
Georgetown; II. PEEL & Co., Alexandra.
Oc ll-tI !.
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/ biz i S. f6SEs MEDICINES,

|
These res sdies are ths result Of thirty i've yeers
Of extensive cad slooessfsl PRACTICE, end are the
only sslisPls pgeSsrstions 70 ears the vssiens il'
'A BIZ S.Tfns RosE's COUGH SYRUP, or tx
hoarssncss, Bfonshisis, and ali Lung diseases
F III. ], I s. HOSE osS Is ALTERNATIVES SYRUP,
or Blood Puri6er, for the cure OF Serofga Cd Ersp
t99s, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, s.ellsd Eeok, ane
rpk. e. ROSES DYsPRPTic COMPOUND
pl4int Price % cents.
cure ali but ID alone has stood the test Of IS ears
outing Rheumatism, Tooth and Far ches, Choiic,
Pains in the Stomach and Bow sis, Sprains Bruises
Pains in the Limbs, gonte, Rack and Spine, any
pain internally or externally. Price, IL, s. and &
cents bottle.
,Ifyou wish 70 get cured Of any of the above com
Plants, get DIR. J. g. ROSES GENUINE MEDl-
CINES, which you will know when genuine BY
having his written signature on the cork Of eaef
bottle. Sold by druggists generally.
N. B.-Bewsre OF those poor nostrums pur yortins
to be the best in the world. ja Ally
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DL!OxFsT1s TO-
Remedy IN he G.tis II ali --'''--
DISEAS OF IMPR UDENCy,
LET NO FALSE DELIcAcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
ErA cuRE WARRANTED OR NO CHARGE II TWO
w;sln." 'fh. B.et si5e,uI.. Arssen. Of tn. Kidney,
nS Sds:, S,Ou.'iy D.shnIr. POt.nsy G'p.,s
fusion & Id.. Heart Ti%'dHy. T:uLiHS.
sim aG.euo"s Of d. Luas. stomach or Bowls"
;so.. T.Inb; Di.ord.n .5,.ns from Solitary H.bu Of
der Marriage impossible; md S';T9y both Body ana Mind
Especially, VII. h.,. s.eoS. ~. victim. Of s.l.,, Via.
that dreadful and ,pns.y .w..ps .
~ Il Yo,%s Men Of d. %s.
ssHAS Ssnstss With Of
xsisd 's'.sy As living Tyre, may sslI v fall ssei
risgs being ...rs Of Physea vsshes" sg.nis dsbliy.
at -. t &c. .P.sdIly cured
sssy sonsds m A honor gsatsnan and esssdsnsy rsJ
'p'oo " Il. P sSUTH rRrprRicu srxErr.
Lea hand .id; Eong from s.ansre .ts.s fay DOOR irss
" - r-' -'' ''' d. JoRasron. ,s...3 ,lr
re" o. q. :ai3.ss Ss:l., .. Ua.s st.,..
e s % has . s.;s .:a n he
fsctsd Of the raost astonishing errss s
s. . r. o. s: IS:
sounds With frsqzsut bushsr aspdsd sonDs
'' WIZ TXkE P%sri cut VOICE in' e''''
Yen! Msa and sshsr. VIE a.1s ..sr.d ~
lssIn'd from psniso. or A. school ths .fss q
rsndsrs marriage impossible, and destroys beth and
ssdy, shosld apply mns distsiy. !. rr . ..f
Thea Of the and mssnshey sGses Psdsesa
q. L.. n: sssa r..
Power PsIpatssa 9th. Hssr Dysp.psy Irrsbi
v Dsrang Of tn. Dig .svs Funeou Gsnsrsl De by
MENTALLY.-Ts. fearful .Gseu On ths mind are mseh..
- dr.sd'dELp,' q SisnOry Conu,lo. Of ld.s
Lsvs 81 sdti,uds rimidity, Of he svis
tbs cause 81 their declining health losing thsf rgOr be
ssming vsat PALE nsrross and snguIu
'fr' ','>'t DISEASES OF iMPsGDEScE. s'"P"'o
he h., imbib.d Is. seed. Of ts painful d,ss too oss
s;ts: ia:.: 4. III: no.
q esnss fIch Ii. psesn.ry sus..sas. i..p si% .rss
month stsr S,nh, or oag as the smallest Tee
ever his Calling d.appontmsnt By Of that
peson, Mercury hastsn the constitutional symptoms th
tsribls DISEASE Heart TSro.t Nose
stiu Ae rigtfs rapidly t ds.th pss
period 10 his dreadful sRfsrR by sending him 70 thst "a.
di,eovsrsd county hon vhoss bourne no traveller returns
- .,s... AND lMPoTENCY. :
y tAis great sna important remedy weakness sfgans
ms.t n.r.ou. .nd d.s,ss w Sss L., III n.
been imms distsiy relieved. u ~ - y =
ninP:din'a:.s k.lli.gs rsysis.l .s,.i p.a..l,
Lrsmolins .ad Weakness Or Ezhsssss 81 ths ssss
'''a , 'p' seq EEs shs;s or ruE P.Es. ~
ME MANY THOUSANDS cured ,tthi, iustitatso vitAi.
hs last seventeen years. and the surr
rspersrs Of III: papers snd many persons soe.s
nave ar.is .sd se.in before the Pssle
q rrn d h oil
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Az..oD. sSsYYH Z: &: sE.aas.A..
HEEMMBBoSEtRs B BESHHT s iSr sSRRos:n..s.
HEEEEMMRgSSEER sgS##g 81 81: 2;
RHSHH sI %s:n N 6sSs;s,
HEEMB0tR,s BEGHH for Hn.ysr: q e ..iitads.
g$EB E E$S#$ s: S:s sE !; 4;
e ~ r., ss:t k,.
Sss isf 0:.
le.sness, with Want Of Attention. horror Of H.
s syS#y e. 6; 22s:::::s
Existing In either q. from vhassvd 49, egisi-
HOW LONG STANDING. L.. q
&.
eoS. IL .ns h o ns Sns
sSs mnd s III
ifallowed TO 60 on-vhiph this pedicins invariably
ons as msy n:
prs Wh9 osn say Inst these are not IRE.
Iums, and the melancholy deaths 6X ConsumPtion,
In Lunatio Asyiams the most melancholy exhibi
tio2 appears. The countsnance is actually sOdden
G% ssoaa soand 81 the Voice s os sst
"With woeful measures, wan Despair
Low, sullsn sounds, his grief beguiled"
Debility il most terrible, and has brought thous-
ands upon thousands to untimey graves; thus blast
ing The ambition Of many noble youths. 1t can b
CURED by the use OF this . -.... .z-
INFALLIBLE REMEDY. -'
The mass of voluntary testimony IN possession OF
the Proprietor, vouching its virtues and curative
to science and fame. Certificates of cures from one
month to twenty years. standing, and Of the most
specton, from Governors Of States res, eminent
Ply sioians, and distinguished Clergymep
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU is prepare
Chemistry with the greatest ACCURACY and Ghe na
cal knowledge and care devoted in its combination.
" the . hs
Medicine. - -
HELMBoLDs BUCHU is safe and pleasant IN
taste and 3dor. but lmmedate In its action.
city Rss,ia Dfl0ff c5. Sas.
who, being duly sworn, does Say. that his prepare
Drug RaafEsEy sfSsfiSf Sole
November, 1854. WIN. p. HrBsaRD, Alderman.
Price 81 per bottle, or ak for S. delivered to any
TRIAL G SNE EH BttTT f BGlfkK-rRY
panied b. ns i
aSsfs. S r By and
Practical and Analyticsi Chemist,
1N South Tenth st., below Chestnut, Philad'a
the United States, Canadas, and British Provinces
Ask for HELMBGLDs-taks no other. Cures
Sold BY G. sTOTT, Druggist, corner Ps avenue
and 7th street, Washington city, and all other drug
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08
THE EVENING STAR.

This translation from the German ballad of
Baron Tedlitz Is by Clarence Mangan. 1t seems
particularly apropos at this time of European
war, when one might wen imagine the restless
spirit Of the FIRST Napoleon lowering over the
moonlit fields which were the scene Of his militia
~ exploits.
NAPOLEON,S MIDNIGHT REVIEW.
When midnight hour is como . f..
The drummer forsskes his tomD, a
70 nna fno thfSaI ht the sSsssy gloom.
He Plies the drumsticks twain
It'll tleshlsss hns Esp, Pa .nd ...;n
long and dreary reyeile. .' ...
Like the voice of sbysmal waves
1iIl the dead old soldiers. long In their graves.
Awaken through ever zone.
AVID the slain in the land of the Hun,
And the frozen In the icy North,
And those who under the burning sun
VI Italy sleep, come forth. -.-..
Aud they whose bones longvhio
Lie bleechIps in syTien sands, -,
And the slumberers under the reeds Of the Niles
Arise with arms In their hands. a., ,,
And at midnight, In HIS shropd,
The trumpetsr leaves his tomb,
Asa ,s:. 9s.s l9n Sc sSgs sSa loon
And the yellow moonlight shines
On the Old Imperial DRAGONS;
And the Cuirrassiers they form IN lines,
And the CsTbineers IN platoons.
At q signal the ranks unsheathe
Their weapons IN rear and van;
But they scarcely appear to speak or breathe,
And their features are sad and wan.
And when Midnight robes tho sky,
The Emperor leaves his tomb,
And rides along surrounded by
His shsdOwy staff through the gloom.
A silver star so bright
Is gllttarIng on his breast;
In an uniform Of blue and white
And a gray canp-frOck he 10 dressed.
The moonbeams shine afar
On the various marshalled groups,
As the Man with the glitteTInI silver star
Rides forth TO view his troops.
And the dead battalions all
60 again through their exercise.
Fll the moon wthdra O, and q gloOmler pail
OF blackness wraps the skies.
When around the chief once more 80
The Generals and MaTshals thIong;
And he whispers 3 word Oft heard before
In the ear OfhIs alde-de camp.
In files the troops advance,
And then are no longer seen,
Ghe challenging wafchwOrd given il France 70
The answer II "Sainte Heleno.
AMI tsis Is the Grand Review, a..,.-'.G
WbIoh at midDig hit on the wolds,
nPOpnsr tales may pass for true, ,-.. ..
Shs buried Emperor holds. .- -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08

TOBIAS, OPTICIAN, :
- <s PsSN; AvENgz, BET. ~ AND 9Th Srs;
most respectfully inform my friends and the
pubic generally, that have removed to the>,.s-~
above place, where may always be found, Co.,
cLEs or having R f f Ied 10 sui. a sirh,.
70 ny sSpShIss s1G the satisfaction have
discriminate from the many testimonials in this city
and eisewhere that have of the most eminent gem
my advertisement in the National 1nteg encer to be
read as guide to those who wish to be well snited
warrant or sss osher es. .e aS
Of another 90 Which .es al .a
bos.o lad phase e
pubic 70 sndsaRSor top1n
them belleTe such nonsense. can only add, that II
You viii at ali times ind in my Estsblshmsp,
RI TS sssiss eth G ss b sRESTTS f5ss
and fne Glasses, tho wonderful Venezuelan Crys-
= ssSS SS. 4
vsrIssy Of other useful 0pties annex few OF tie
Tfom hi, E-esliesey, Hs Sors;.o, Of ras..sa.
h.y. tried pair Of sp RSssssD sS 9s s,am
MI T9S Sa and End them Of great
~ ''''A''n0 n'T HENRY Z yum 4. WISE
Eem tAs lat. Hon. Jsdss Bxtier
to NJ gSe TSb s.ly a. I'M
ty, was grst6ed to find that Mr. Tobi as seemed 10
comprehend them by inspection, and some slight
measurement, and he has made me q pair Of Spects-
cles that suit me admirably. A. p BUTLER,
From the Hon, Secretary Of State Of Viys,ssa
ExEcuI1vR DEPARTMENT, I
RICHMOND. Dec. 81. 1855. {
Dear Sir: Gov. Wise having shown me the Spec
tacles you sent him, and discovering that the focus
was precisely suitable to my vision, kindly offered
TO enclose them to you to have Glasses substi-
tuted. have since received them, and am ratified
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation, and
used are really superb. enclose herein the amount
ofyour bill. Very respectfully, &c.
JOHN TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, d. G. 30
hoss Prof. Baeks. $40 .t..f. -..t..-
,-st-sE WAsHINsroN, Fob. Il. 1eD.
nave used pair OF Glasses of azilian Pebbles
5Hhrnlshed by Mr.. Tobias With great satisfaction.
ihes afeoesr' of excellent 6gurs and yell MOUNTED.
..sf,9 A. ID. BACHE,
piy rlsass observe that my Estabiishmsnt d On
'An TORdf1a Sst xssen 81 and 9Th streets. p
W. noiS 10y VII OBTAIN GOOD Likeness equal 20
ur III snv menf' and At moderate ohasess