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Evening star., 1866-10-09

THE GRAND NATIONAL GIFT OoNoKRT.-
The timely suggestions OF the sStdr'' relative
10 the Concert and the business transactions Of
Its Managers, we are ass ured have met their
approval and have been already complied with
The object of this enterprise is too well known
Tor comment. 'Suffice II to say" every reader
is aware that the proceeds accruing therefrom
are for the benefit of the "Soldiers' and Sailors
National Orphans Home Fund" and what
more noble and praiseworthy object could en-
gage the attention Of patriots or enlist their
warm sympathies. Weekly receipts are tests
that the Orphan Home Asylum has been the
recipient Of their laudable effort 70 q great ex.
tent s25,OOQ have been set aside for the Or
pban Home Fund, and the residue of th
pronts after defraying expenses, will be given
10 the Treasurer of the "Soldiers' and Sailors
Union" This ought to con vince a reasonabI
community that the enterprise is a beneyolep
one ~ VI
Another important feature is that one O
every four tickets is sure TO dra,o prize. Tie
prizes are 1900 in number. embracing five
houses ranging in value from $4,000 to $4,000
line City lots. grand pianos, melodeons, gold
and diamond watches, sewing machines, &c.
so II VIII be seen the prospects are equally
natiering and many, to those who, having the
spirit OF adventure and appreciating charity
worthy principle, are interested in this en-
terprlse-the design of which should command
the esteem and receive the in n uence as well as
patronage OF every American Citizen. We as
sure the readers of the Sidr more favorable op-
pOrtunliles We're never before presented, to
raise one 10 aftiuence or place many in easy cir
cumstaDces by small investments. Invest
your dollar and try your luck fortune may
favor you as it assuredly will mdny--the ad-
yan'ages are the same, the chances to contest
ants equal.
Ticket holders have free admittance to auy
part OF the National Theater Thursday evening
next-day after to-morrow-when the concert
and drawing will take place, unless they de.
sire front or reserved seats, in which event ex.
ira charge will be required.
Madame q. Y. Kretchmar, the celebrated So
prano, and all the leading artists of the day
nave been engaged, and we look for a crowded
house; rather, we believe IL will be difficult to
procure admittance from the number who are
eager 10 secure reserved seats.
As the investors OF a single dollar are as
likely as any other TO draw the largest PRICES
and as the concert. drawing, and distri button
OF the splendid array of gifts are near at hand
hesitation longer and further DELAY avail
nothing. Procure tickets which entitle you to
admIttance to the concert, &c, and to equal
shares in the valuable prizes, if among the sue
cessful competitors.
Tickets and reserved seats for the next two
days only. can BE- had ut main Off ce 3SS Penna.
avenue. under National Hotel; also, at the
principal hotels, music and book stores. 1t
Evening star., 1866-10-09

HORSE STEALING.-Though so MANY horse
thieves have been arrested in this district
within three wears past, and sent to the warn
Gus States in which the offences were conmit
teo' or tried here IN the Criminal Court, the
business has not been discontinued, and oper
atoms appear to be again increasing Notices
are received al police headq quarters daily from
Maryland and Virginia, of depredations in
those States. Several parties have been ar
rested recently and turned over to the State
authorities, with the stolen property, but il
does not seem 10 check the operations OF the
thieves.
Evening star., 1866-10-09

SUSPICIOUS PACKAGE.-This morning a
negro named Robert Willis carried a new
Manila rope apparently just fitted for the
rlgging OF hosting tackle, il having the bloc X
ana hook attached) aud a smaller rope also
new and just fitted for use, to the store OF Mr.
a. ID. Taylor, at 7th street bridge and offered
~ ior sale al b cents per pound. He SAID he
found II lying on a wharf near the old stone
mouse, near Rock Greek, and seeing no one
about 10 whom it could belong. he took it, The
explanaf1on did not satisfy MIR. Tay lor who
arrested Willis and turned him over to on Ger
Leach OF the Second Ward. Willis was taken
10 the Central q uardhouse and held in CUSTODY
by order OF Justice Morsell, for further hearing
Evening star., 1866-10-09

: A UCTI0N SALE OF ONE HORSE AND
"A LOT OF COOKING STOVES AND
UTENSILS
U. 3. NAVY YARD. WASHINGTON,
October 8. 1856 {
Will be sold at public auction te the hi ighest
bidder. on SATURDAY next, the 18th instant, at
the Washington Navy Yard. at IL m,
ONE BUGGY HORSE
snda
LOT OF COOKING STOVES AND UTENSILS,
condemned as unet for Government use.
Terms Dash in Government funds
By order of the Commandant
CHARLES L. LATHBOP.
ocS6 Naval Storekeeper.
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RUILDIRs' HARDWARE.

1 have on hand . good stock of BULDIRS,
dAkDWARE, at lowest ma rket price.
BUILDERS DEPOT, 562 7th street
oc 31w b. w. HAMILTON
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RY J. Q. MCGUIRE q CO., Aucu.nssrs.

n
ADMINIsIRATORs SALE, BY ORDER OF
TIE 0RPhh ANS, CoukT; OF a LARsE L0r
Oh HOUsEHOLD Il L SkITURE a EFFECrs
OF THE LATE n IA LAMB
On WEDNESDAY, LoRNING, October TO- com
mencinR az 10 clock shall sell, the contents of
the Three Bouses, being Nos 3O3 3Os 500
south eide Pennsylyanis avenue. between Ian and
18th streets. CON prising-
Six Gilt Frame French plate II antle Mirrors
Five Gilt Frame Pier Glasses with elsis ana
Brackets ~"1
Mahosany and Walnut Hair Cleth Sofas ana
Mahogany and Walnut Marble ton Tables
Mahogany and Walnut Wardrobes, Bureaus and
Nashstsnds
Mahogany Bedstesds, Painted Sets
Walnut Extension Dining Tables
CToskery and Glass Ware, Plated Ware
Cane and W Wood Seat Chairs
Blankets, Comfsrts, Sheets, Spreads
Husk Mattresses
Festhtr B0lsters and Pillows
Hall Oil Cloth and Refri igsrator
~ Psrlor and Chamber Wood and Coal Stoves
About tone Coal
Together with Q general assortment OF Kitchen
Re Quisites.
Terms cash.
FRANCIS LAMB, Administrator
JAS. q. McGUIRE CO.,
oc Gus INTEL Auct'oneers.
Evening star., 1866-10-09

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs clear and
give strength TO the voice of Singers, and are
indispensable TO Public Speakers.
IL recommend their use to Public Speakers"
REV. T.. III. CHAPLIN.
'They have suited my case exactly, reliev-
ing my throat, and clearing the voice so that
i could sing with ease Il. DUCHARNg
Chorister French Parish Church, Montreal
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines
Evening star., 1866-10-09
RY aREEN : wILLIAMs, Auctioneer,

Rf 0BBEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ING ON sTREET NOkTH BKTWEEN
wEsf Fos al fHBEfo AhhhoE AttTPoss ASP ssrH STREET
On TUESDAY, the 10th Instant at Al, O'Clock D.
N We shall sell, on the premises. House No 43<.
fine balcony and back building. containinS il rooms
In All having a hne front yard with shrubbery
deep, to an alley; making 1T q handsome private
residences Being near the 18th street cars, and .
me neighbSrhoos, with handsome residences.
Terms: One third cash; balance six aud twelve
months for nstes bearing interest and secured by
adeed OF trust on the premises. All conveysncing
s SUsp se =. ,se cost OF the
ocsd GREGN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RI GREEN . wILLIAMs. Auctioneers.
sTBEkT souri,. THF THF fNTERsEorrI fNTERsEorIos IN OF
MAINLAND And VIRGINIA AvENUEs,
between IN and Sth streets west, tIsland,j az
On MONDAY, the 18th Instant. at AZ O'Clock D.
n, we shall sell, on the premises. that beauti-
two.story- and 4 half BricI House, with basement,
containing In all some nineteen rooms, with hand,
some parlors. chamber. dining, and sitting rooms,
the snoie SoSs fnS Eos sns nna sssss sse
II inches front, by ia feet deep to an alley making
one 1i the best private residences for sale in
Also. imme iately after the sale OF the above
Property, We shall sell seven handsome Building
fronting on street south, .djoining the brick
aseh tsis nooS Suna iS. S ~ feet
Terms One hsf cash; balance In s, "a, and ls
.sa fSs Of ,hs rS secured
ss required each psos wSsn
The Ilst q the above property can be seen q.
Green Williams auction store, corner 7th and
oc 6-d GREEN A WJJLIAMs Ar...
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RY GREEN . wILLIAMs, Auetioneer..

TWO VERY NEAT COTTAGE BUILT HOUSES
ON MASsACHUSETTSANE between lsth
and 10th streets west, At Public Auction.
On EklPAf. the l2sh instant, At O'Clock ..
m we shall sell, on tte premises. two Inc cottage
built houses. containing six and seven rooms,
each divided by me passage; bath room; com
plete with cellar. yeraDdshs and grass lawns at
tached to each; which will be seld separately to
suit purchasers
Terms: ene-i hird cash balance in ST. and twelve
months for notes bearing iRte rest and red by
deed of trust on the premises. All convey ancine
and revenue stamps ct the cost of the pu rchaser
SlO0 down on each house when sold
oc6d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
Evening star., 1866-10-09

E0R sALI-rhe sormedious and sztsnstvs
:sst est eo,Der Of North Capitol dIboundsrJ Sts..
ssSy Ssssy bs: sSs .I.. unso The
and Spaoicae CELLAR; Terms easy. Apply On the
WILL6 CO. ReaI Ssssfe RroLsr. nnrsh1 - !.
corner ysn ma oss- jy ST.
dE1-FoR R1Nf-Two Furnished ROO0O, on
IO nrst noor, or two rooms and Kitchen, at
NO. 46I 18th street. between and r sts ap is-H
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AUCTION SALES.

~. eaw Assetes Sssss see fssrA psss.I
RI GREEN . VILLA Ms, Aucs,opss..
ATSs1as Akr q six y,anE
@orse move .thi. sishi Sa,s after ssl.. on Izth o..
81. : :sS sssl. ::sds scr.s On FRIDAY
Tsnsmsn,. ms Instant s & At osoes m. six Fr.ne
Lumber !. sooa, aoc win cut t. aivantase
ses GREEN a WILLIAMS. ave,.
RYJ. q. hesufAs co, Auctiopesr..
lEAsEnoLp OF Lor, IRsME suILprsa
On sATtRbXY ASTESsooS, a ss * oe,ocl,
on the prenis.s, we shall .ell the une1 1prsd Lease
s.n & ho,s IL ssS-s9 lo' rOs.tas .trs..
nrrtNo- stety Frame Tenement.
oss }. Q. MceSIRs q 90. Auos.
RY GREEN 4 wILLIAMs, Auctiooeers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
On MONDAY. the 18TH instant, We shall sell. st
70 Tss,Ssnee cS Of LADY decniss hoeseheepins,
corner and 18th Street: sOrh rnh:asIpsi. sosd Kos
Dre.s;ns and other Bureaus. Painted oOttss.
Cottage and other Bedsteads, w.shstands and
Chins, Glass and erockery Ware, Looking.
Large lot Carpets and Oil Cloths. ana window
Go.kirs, R.diator and other .toves.
many other articles H"u
oc Sd GREEN WILLIAMS, Ares.
RY GRE VIII LIAMs, AuetiOneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KIToHES FURNITURE
On THURsDAY, The ELI iitb 0s Instant, we shall sell,
at the residence Of a LADY declining housekeepiag
az 10 0 CLOCK a. M, st No. Is street. between
7th and sth streets, opposite the Northern Market
an excellent assortment OF Furniture VIZ:
M.r tstes; Castor Arm and psrlOr Chairs
nrn..i nmsrsie, tep Mssh ,eloset and Center liable
WALNUT Jenny LIND and other BeistesSs
brusselsi Three ply and other Carpets, and Oil
Canes seat and other Chairs, Lounge, Looking
Dining and other Tables, Cooking and ether
Mattresses, Kitchen Requisites
And mssy other articles, which we deem unneces-
sary 10 enumerate.
&C s3t Init GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
RY WIN. L: WALL 4 CO, Auctioneers,
South corner Penns avenue and 9th street.
On Thu BsDAY AYAFTERNo0S October Il. stk
Of ot S sell 10 front Of the premises part
site to walkers Lumber yard, and be,xss o9ea Ist
and llth streets, and near the avenue
On FRIDAY AFTEkssSooS, in from, OF the
win sell Lot a in Square ss frontins sss nehe;
Also Lot No in Square 81, at the corner Of asth
and P streets fronting 50 feet on s.th street and IS
running through to 2Ist street. '"1
as they will be perem ptorly SOLD for cash and Offer
Inducements to purchasers.
All csnyeyancins and stamps at the expense Of
A deposit Of $50 viii be required from each pur.
ebsser as soon as the property is knocked down.
ocsd WI. WALL & CO, Aucts
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- 5O2 7th street, under Odd Fellows' Hall
Continuation OF IN Extensive Sale Of Blankets.
Castors Plated Ware, Cutlery, Boots aud sboes
and q large assortment Of Fancy Goods, KyERY
EvEHlNG this week, commencing at 61I O'Clock.
h. n. PAGE, Auctiooeer,
Evening star., 1866-10-09

nH NJ. x. WALSH 4 CO., Auctioneers
- No. asa Penns ave-, corner 10Th street
NOTICE.
EVENING SALES
We have on consignment the foilogtur esods
which will be sold at public anct,on eyERr
TUESDAY, Til tuesday, and sATUkDAY EyE
MINUS 81 THIS week, commencing at clock, in
lf0 dozen heavy rIbbed shirts and Draws
lOh dozen fine MeTino ehirts and Draws
100 dozen assorted Hosiery, Mems, Women and
Ckildrn
30 pair Cashmere Pants
la Cloth and Cashmere Sack snd Dress Coats
.0O pair white and Grey Single and Double
Blankets
50 reces assorted colors all Wool Flannel
$3.50 Segars- choice brands
Together with q general assortment Of MARKHAM
disc, Watches, Jewelry. &c.
ocSlw M X WALSH 90 Aucts
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NATIONAL THxATgR.-First appearance of
Nestvali, . the Magn.fc-nt," In tne character
of the Hebrew Mother" In the iyric-drama
of "Gamea" -.'.
METzRROTTH THALL.-Alfred Burnett, the yreat
humorIst and come dian, assisted by Miss Helen
Nasn, IN some OF the'r unrivalied persona
tiops.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-FestivAl, concert and
tableaux for benefit of St. Dominic's Church.
Island. Lea
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RT oREES q wILLIAns. AucnOp.er..

And Immediately after the above sale. we shau
Sell Lot No IL, In square No. sei. fronting sth
street East, between AID ID eets NORTH n sying
q feet front by n9 Zee; inch deep, 20 80 foot al
ley, on the same terms the above sale.
ee.sd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-12-19
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Incapacity. resulting from Self Abuse. &c-By ROB
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The wOrid-renow ned autho in this admirable Lee.
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Sent. under seal, in plain envelope to any ad-
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price % cents
Address the publisher
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Sept. &c, 1e66.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-12-19

STAINING FODDER. Coarse fodder may be
madeto go great way, with little art Cat
tie and horses refuse cornstalks, not because
they are not good feed, but because they are
hard to chew, and they choose not to chew
them. Cut up by coed stalk cutter that
either cuts them in halfinch pieces, or slices
them very diagonally, and soaked twenty
four hours, wet With hot water, meal and
the hardest salt being added, will almost all
be eaten. Still, steanling is better, for it
does not necessitate keeping twenty-four
hours stock of prepared feed on hand all
the time. The most convenient steaming
apparatus is propably a hogshead hung in
trunnions, the steam being passed to the
bottom through rubber hose from boiler,
With such an arrangement all kinds Of fod
der, straw, stalks, hay, roots, ETC., may be
cooked for cattle or swine, and the greatest
possible economy In fodder attained.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-12-19

OvER-FEEDING STocK,-It is weI-known
that the evils of the system of over-teeding
show stock of all kinds have been frequent
j. deIlored, and strong representations made
On the subject by breeders, and by the agri-
cultural press. Yet, up to the latest show
OF breeding stock that was held, there was
not the slightest symptom of improvement.
It seems strange that the parties most inter
ested in the matter should be so much op-
posed to it, and yet that nothing is done to
remedy the evil.
The reason is simply this, over-feed-
ing has become a fashion, and breeders know
very vel that unless they yield to it, they
may keep their stock at home. for If they
Yentured to show their cattle or sheep in the
state these would be kept for breeding, no
one would look at them.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-12-19
BARGAINS IN WATCHES.

The UNION WATCH CO., manufacturers, I49
Broadway New York. offer their entire stock AT less
than cost, for cash. This affords rare opportunity
for dealers wishing .epenish for holiday trade, TO
select from great variety unsurpassed Tor rlchness
. s@h.pERs' wATcaEs Earopean made. in
Silver and Gold Plated Cases-warranted CORE
fancy fni she'd hands a superb ornament. Price, pei
cas- six SIS. The sans gold PLATED per case Of
sIx s4s, SOLD ONLY BY THE CASE! We do not
deviaie from this rule upon any condition
HUNTING SILVER WATCHES, English move
keepers beautifully engraved stout double
white dial aHd fanry cut hands sold only by the
good article in the market, furnishing stout hunt.
ing durable watch. VIII ch Wilt KEEP GOOD IT v
Ut a MODER ATE PRICE In justice To many retail
dealers wilom we-ars supplying, these watches will
be sold any one at retail or in any quantity
GOLD PLATED WATCHES Is K. plate same
movement above, aud is precisely the same style
plated composition metal Price per case of siX'
sj7 Sold only by the case
isheI full engraved Icn that readily sell M
retail from Sa5 each upwards per case of siI.S72
Same in gilt cases, per half dozen, S'2. Sold only
by the Case
InlproUed HeaUy SilUer Dupler Ctronome-
ters az fully ruby action increment.
Those wishing n superior time piece that can be
relied upon all seasons and weatbe should buy
this. For Railroad men and Others requiring an ac-
curate time piece this Is usurpassed Cased in best
silver in handsome aud durable manner. per case
of six. S2Oi sample will be sold Tor S3j. These
watches retail at from S15 To 5000
AMERICAN WATCHES, OF OUR OWN MANI
FACTURE AND WARRANTED.
Two ounce Silver Cases. Have the best running
apparatus any watch in existence Per of six
St6a. Single S34. Retail at $40 upwards
Also Gold and Silver Watches, a superb stock Of
silver and gold. plated and Gilt Jewelry for
Country Merchants, Pedars, &c.
Goods sent to rart of the country by Express
e o. to be paid for when received. Order al once
No adv ances required, Send for Circular.
UNION WATCH CO,
l40 broadway, New York,
October 10. 1866.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-12-19

MAsHEs FOR HORSES. following re-
cipe was given me by celebrated steeple-
chaser never knew any horse refuse it !:
Take feed of cats, double handful of
Gnseed for each horse, and boil for three
hours, then turn into large tub or earthen-
ware pan, and add so much bran, with just
enough Of warm water to moisten the whole
through, put cloth over it, and let 1t stand
an hour, then mix it well, and feed as soon
as it is COLI enough This nashis very use
ful when horses in hard condition ''dry up"
and grow thin in spite of continual feeds of
corn. give it once week all the year
around, but oftener if required by any par
ticular horse. A few beans may be boiled
with the corn if the horse is in a very low
eondition-Lonzon Field
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-12-19

FRUIT GROWING Fon STocK FEEDING
IF apples are abundant, and you have not
help sufficient to gather them for market, or
to make them into cider, it viii of course
pay to feed them to hogs, especially if they
are sweet ones Good, rich, early winter or
late fall apples of high-toned yet subacid
favor, make the best cider, though large
admixture ofsweet apples is no disadvantage
as it adds strength. So much for the general
policy Of raising apples to feed hogs-the
least profitable way of disposing of them,
provided you can do anything else with
them.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-12-19

HALF HARDY PLANTS. 1t is well known
that certain plants viii pass the winter safe
ly, if they have only slight protection, but
most cultivators do notseem to be aware that
this protection is given as much against heat
as it is against cold. Like the man who was
reported as having died, not Of his disease,
but in getting well, many of our plants can
stand freezing better than they can thawing
and if protection to so-called tender things
is not given until midwinter, itoften answers
perfectly. A barrel, putoverashrub, shields
1t fom sudden changes. A good light and
dry cellar is great help, in absence of a
greenhouse. Tender roses, Lantanas, Ole
anders. and many other thing that are very
useful, when put in cellar and just kept
-frSR freezing, win worry along nicely,
and they win generally come out all right in
the spring.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-12-19
NEW GOAL v ARD.

The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens
of Bloomsbury aud Columbia county, that they keen
III the different numbers Of stove coal and selected
lump coal fur sTfiuE purposes, on their wharf ad-
joining Elckelvv, Neal & Cos Furnace with a good
par Buffalo scales on the wharftO weigh hay and
straw Likewise horse aad agOn. to deliver coal
to those who desire IL. As purchase IA large
OF coal, ia'end to keep superior artIcie
ard sell at the very lowest prices. Please call and
for yourselves before Purchasing ci>eh re-
J. W. HIN bELSfOr.
AUGUSTUS MASON
THE undersigned will take, in exchange for Coal
4 and Groceries, the following named articles -
Wheat. Rye, Corn Oats. Potatoes, Lard, Pam. Shoul
der. and side meat, Butter, Eggs, Hay. &c, the
highest cash prices his Grocery Store, adjoining
tn coal yard. J. w he NDERSH HOT.
bloomsbury, april 81 JSG6.-Iy.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-12-19
DIR. W. II. WHITMOg.

HAS been IN successful practice for a number a
years, itb the experience OF the different hos
pitals Europe. algc member nf the Analytical
Medical Institute of New York, cont ives to attend
ID al professional al his oicc 40. S2S Filbert
Street, Philadelphia.
?. No patent Medicines arc used or recommended;
The remedies administered those " hich viii net
break the constitution. Int reRovste the sy<-
TEN from all injuries il has sustained from mineral
medicines and leave the system in q healthy and
perfectly cured condition,
g. DYSPEPSIA. that Distressing disease snd fell
destroyer of health and happiness. unce rninDg The
tituti IN Ln1 yearly Carving thousands 10
timely graves. most empha ically be cured.
1, M-iaa eholY. AbberratIOn. that state OF Alins-
tion and weakness of the mind which renders per.
incapable oi enjoying the pleasures CT psrfsEu.
ing the duties Of life.
5, RHEunATIEI in any form or condition ,shrsa-
ia or acute. warranted curnbir.
C, EPILEPSY. CT falling sickness. all ehreaia q
raEps If