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IHE PORT GRAPE IN NEW JRRsRY-The
1olioWlng cannot fail to satisfy any sceptIcal
persons about Speer's wine being purely a
grape juice wine:
PdssGic, Oct. 23d, 1s65-This is to certify that
1 nave been resident of Passaic for the past
tWelye years, during which time have known
MT Alfred Speer, ard been thoroughly posted
IN the manufacture by him of his celebrated
wines, and can testify to the fact derived from
personal knowledge that his excellent Port
Grape Wine Is made entirely from the Oporto
drape, which he extensively cultivates in
vineyards in sight of my residence The Port
Grape vine is variety Of his own raising
cultivated exclusively by himself, and is a
superior grape. G. M K PAuLIsON
U. s. Deputy Collector, Int Rev.
Our druggists have some of this wIne direct
from Mr.. Speer. WAS
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'CoNrUTIHe INTDRIsr.-Editor lSsdS.-Sir.
nave very simple and easy rule for compu-
ung interest at s per cent, which have used
ior several years, and have never seen 1t in
any book upon the subject. With Jour per-
mission will give il for the benefit OF your
readers. 1t 10 this: "Multiply one.half the
principal BY one.third the number Of days"
The product will be the interest tor the time
given. If the principal be dollars, the decimal
point should be placed three figures from the
right; IL dollars and cents, f1ve places from the
right. The reason phy this rule is correct will
be readily seen by those familiar with num-.
bers. WIN. WHITE,
Fourth Auditors Once.
Washington. March 10th, 1862
The above is only variation Of the we'll
known and simple rule, generally stated as
follows: "Multiply the prircipal by one e.sixth
the number of days." which is correct only
when we accept the arbitrary standard OF $50
days to the year. Why change this plain rule,
as our correspondent does by multiplying half
the principal by one third the days He might
inst as we'll multiply half the days by one.
third the principal, or one-fourth the principal
by two thirds the days, or two.thirds the prin-
cipal by one fourth the days. or twice the mum.
Der OF days by one.twelfth of the princi pal, or
better stilD multiply the principal By the
days and divide by six. and so on. for the vari.
atioDs are endless. Our correspondents di.
rectons for placing the decimal point of course
hold good in the simple formula we give above,
as In all OF the variations We have suggested
I'D.
Evening star., 1869-03-13

CoRNs, &C.-Dr. W hite, Surgeon Chiropoaist
OF twelve years practical experience ir the
United States and Canadas, and established at
s24 fennsylvanla avenue, between 4K and 9th
streets, since lo6l, successfully treats Corns,
Nails, and other diseases Of the feet with nut
pam or Inconvenience to the patient Tue
shoe can be worn with ease lmmsd iat.lv
afer the Operation: Refers to the m.oy
eminent physicians, surgeons and thou sa q dis
OF other responsible persons who patron re
his establishment. Hours from a. m. to 8 o.
M. Owing TO press OF business at ONCE Dr,
Wnlte Is unable TO visit patients at their re.i.
dences except between and d. m
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WALTHAM WATCHES.


The extensive use OF these watches for the last
fifteen years by Railway Conductors Engin eers
and E1preesmeh-the most exacting Of watch.
wearers-has thorouRhIy demonstrated the
strength, steadiness. durability and accuracy of
the Waltham Watch. To satisfy that class in ell
these respects, is to decide the question as to the
real value of these tine keepers,
More than 100000 Of these watches are now
speskinefor themselves in the pockets of the peo.
plea proof and . guarantee Of their on periority
over all others.
The superior organization and great extent Of
the Compapy's orks al wsltham, enable them TO
produce watches at a price which renders compe-
tition futile, and those who buy any other watch,
merely pay from rs to 50 per cent more fer their
watches than 10 necessary.
We are now selling waltham Watches at less
prices In greenbacks than the gold prices before
the war There is no other manufacture Of any
kind in the United States OF which this can be said
These time-pieces combine every Improvement
that long experience has proved Of real practical
ufe. Having had the refusal of nearly every in.
vention in Matchmaking origin ating in this coun.
try, or in Europe, only those finally adopted
which severe testing by the most skilful artizans
in our works, and long use on the part of the pub
liz tad 10 ha
during time keeping.
Among the many improvements would mar
icularlze:
The invention and use OF centre pinion OF pecu
liar construction, TO prevent damage to the train
BY the breakage Of main springs is original with
the American Watch Company, who, having had
the refusal of all other contriyano adopted
Foggs Patent Pinion ss being the beet and fault
less
Hardened and tempered hair springs, now uni.
versally ad nitted by watchalskers to be the best
are used in all grades Of W walth am Watches.
All waltham Watches have dust proof caps, Pr
tecting the movement fl ON dust, and essen,ps the
necessity Of the frequent cleaning necessary g.
other watches.
Cur new patent stem winder, or keyiess watch
is already decided success, and q srea, improy..
ment on any stem winding watch in the America
market, and by far the cheapest watch Of its qua.
ity now offered to the public
To prevent imposition, buyers should invsriat,
demand certificate of cenuiueness Nov wa,,,
retailed by the Company
For further facts and information. address
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON, Gen1 AGENTS.
feb6S.8t Is2 Broadway, NewYort
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WASHINGTON. Januarv 1s,o

WASHINGTON, January %, 1852
Being compelled 10 discontinue the practice
OF Dentistry on account of my health, L would
most respectfully recommend my friends aud
patrons 10 Dr. r. II. WELLS, my former part.
ner, who viii give them satisfaction with his
work. ST npupr
Mr.. U. II. BRIGHTwRLL was in nv employ
as mechanical Dentist for over ten years. and
i take leas ure IN recommending him as con.
petent and faithful operator in that depari IN mt
OF my profession
T. B. DONALDSON, Dentist,
No. 216 Penn. avenue
WELLS & BRIGHTwELL's Dental ON ce - +
street, between 9Th and 10th, Washington, u.
&
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THE MAGIC COME will color the hair or beard
q permanent black or brown. 1t contains no
poison, leaves no slop or stain On the SKIN, as
II has been fully tested on white heads aud
boards in Washington, changing them to a
beautiful dark color in n few min utes, leaving
the dye permanently fixed. and it is too we'll
known to be considered any humbug Sold
wholesale and retail by Charles Stott, No 375
Penn. avenue, Washington, and to be had OF
all druggists. Ga.
Evening star., 1869-03-13

!hE MOsT REV. ARCHBISHOP SPALD,NG. of
~ tilOctse- Will lecture AZ Carroll Hall ON
NohCay evening IeNt. upon The Small IN
treatiOn, showing tnat God is as great ana
NOnG-FlII IL tne smallest works of creation as
AZ Ne greatest Tue wonders of animate natur.
as revealed by the microscope will be an inter-
esLhS feature OF the lecture, especially the de-
>CIIpiion o. the coral insect and the extent ana
N1tleiv o. the coral beds In the ocean Arm
bishop Spaldlng il one OF the mos learned
u-N.nrs IN me country. and we have no don n
'Ie nan VIII oe crowded. as il will b. a rr-at
intellectual Treat 10 hear him.
Evening star., 1869-03-13

THE FINEST TEETH WILL CANKER if they
are neglected. Bear this in mind and keep
decay out Of the delicate enamel with pre-
servative Sezodont. Every vegetable element
OF the article-and all it's elements are yege-
tablets an antidote to dental disease Neither
the outer shell nor the bone il covers is likely
TO be 10 pIuriously affected by any cause, if this
nealthfnl preparation be duly used, night and
morning.
Evening star., 1869-03-13

For THE LADIES EYR.-After this day
shall sell Night Gown Yokes Tor % cents, Cha-
m se Yokes 10 cents, stamped on the best m u :
In Reduction of so per cent. on former prices
WIN. PRINCE, 3l2 r st
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LOCAL N EW


NATIONAL THIArIR-sHumpty Dumptvs,
and the Gregory Pantomine Troupe.
WALLS OPERA HoUsR-Laure Keene's New
York Company in " Our American Cousin"
CANTERBURY HALL.-Mo Weithon-s Bal
let Troupe and other attractions.
PROP. SMITHS Art Gallery, 3O4 Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
YouyG MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
BUILDING, 9th and ID streets. Exhibition of
Paintings.
UNION LRAGUs HALL.-Lecture by B. F.
Underwood, Of Boston
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OITY ITEMS.

THE FREQUENCY with which French iewelry
appears in new and elegant sets Of Breastpins
Earrings, Lockets, and Necklaces, in Etruscan
and Roman Sets, and the perfect manner in
which Carbun cles, Garnets, Pearls, Diamonds
Amethyst, and other precious stones are imi-
fated, have induced ladies Of wealth, even
more than those of moderate means, to call at
Mr. Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry Store, 436
pennsylvania avenue, four doors from Ak
street, and obtain different sets to suit the
changes OF their wardrobe. Mr. Prigg has in 81
received a splendid assortment in anticipatiop
OF the gay season, which our lady reatJ ers
should not fail to call and examine. This gen
eTal stock includes nne Cutlery, Plated Silver
ware, bohemian Vases, Toilet Sets, GrecIan
Statuettes, Gold, Stone, Pearl, Jet, and hun
dreds of other styles of Sleeve Buttons and
Studs, and a most desirable stock Of Oroide
watches and Chains, said to be as durable AS
gold itself This is decidedly the most popular
store in Washington. 1t Is patronized exten
siyely by our best citizens, and not onlv the
leading ladies of the capital, but of BaltImore
New York, and Philadelphia do not hes,tate
to select ornaments from the same desirabIe
kind Of goods.
CLERGYMAN writing to a friend saws. sMv
voyage 10 Europe Is Indefinitely postponed /
nave discovered the fountain Of health on this
side OF the Atlantic. Three bottles of the Peru
Wan Syrup have rescued me from the f.ngs of
the mend Dy spepsia." Dyspepucs should drink
from this fountain.
BOYS AND CHILDRKN's CLorHING-A large
assortment tor early Sprlug wear One Price
only. in PLAN figures, at Geo. g. Henuinv's
No. 5l1 7th street. -
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PAWNBROKERS.
DRoPOsALS FOR ICE.

OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINIEN3rNTD
1REAsURY BUILDINGS,
WASHINGTON, February II, 1853 \
ProF ais Will lie received for supply and deliy
cry 70 TIE Treasury Department of Ice. for one
tne Q; ST quality, keunebec, fee equal in qual
y: elesr and free from snow and dirt, 40 pounds
70 the ton. and TO be d. livered in such auantitie.
and 81 sue times and places may be required
bids VIII lie received until IL o'cIock noon on the
luin OF March, addressed to the General Su perrin
tendsnt OF The Treasury Buildings, marked Pro
Rcsars Tor Ice under cover, TO the secretary OF
DAYS after that .ay, the Department reserviDe the
ceived Ns ie
No bids will be considered binding unless salts
iactary evdtnee can be given OF the ability ef the
csc B. McCARTEE
marI-td Generei SUP Treasury Department.
DROPOSALS FOR HAY Ann Wnnn
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DROPOSALS FOB BEEF

HhoToShLS Fun D8EF.
OFFICE cH.rF CoN. SUBSISTENCE.
ST. pPEEahISsST Parh M1,S os ma1as SA,9rs 9 ,s,o
s.''%ss afso'ssis ass ~ siI s.s s fse
On the nooi. P.ns !. Ip,sa.' SA.rLr'
2zo hesn Hasa.t 81 Grt aBSford D. T.; to be deiveIe
ilO head = iGri Tsis.n, D. t.; to be dellvere,
%AefS Z. at n,S Fort Stevenson, D. T.; to be del,
$40 head at Fort suIly. d. T.; 2co to be deliver.
~ 5uIs iss' 1862 and the rema ndsr OS sept
IS head at Fort Randall. d. + to he deliver.
2shead st Fort Dakota, d. T.; to be deliver,
Augustl 1853.
20 head !. FoIs 81 Ransom, D. T.. to be delvere
eIoss Weight, and be steers. from three to :.
=. AZ q less ihsn three and over seven years OLD
al falling short of 900 pounds gross weight, b
Also, at the same time and places. rroposA..
10 received for supplying
4 Eort Buford, p T. go tons,
:! ESrt s,sys1:on b. i: iie tons.
A. A. Fsss Fsrs sns, sk,ss, z; B f. + s iss tenn: tenn:
The hay to be cut this year. while eresn,p.
po.s ST lssD ST and delivered 81
iseS bid :houid cont (; ain written su.r.u,s.
two esponsible persons, to the effect that the T.
Ger 10 able to fulfill Q contract In accordance
the terms Of his proposition, and tnat should
contract in accordance Herewith, and that ~
are prepared 70 become his seou ritics, giving O.,
The responsibility Of the guarantors must a..
shown By the ocisl certificate Of the Clerk Of IT,,
District Attorney, to be enclosed With the bid
BIO: should be made for each post separated
The 9overnment reeerves the right 60 reject au,
apd al bios. II q bid 10 In The name OF 3 Arm
their names and post ONCE address must apDear
The envelopes enclosing the proposals ohouId b.
enSSorssd, "PfoPosals for Beef usttle,' or Hay.
J. W. BsrIiger, q. 8 Omaha, Nebfasks or 10 ths
=, The prcpessc will Se ,opsned at both places q:
]. II. GILMAN
Csgs., y. B.. Bvt. Lieut. Dol q. .. Army.
me- u 81 q. u. g., Department O Dakota
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MANHOOD.

IN the young and rising generation. the veeet
powers OF life are strong. but In few yesrs how
s'en The pallid hue, the lack lustre eye and ems
SAteo form. and the inpos-fhinty Of application
mental effort, show its bsnefuI influence n
soon becomes evident TO the Observer thst come de-
nos'ne ipnoenoe is checking the development OF
tne oooy. Consumption is talked OF, and perhap
the youth 10 removed from school and sent into
the country. This is one Of the worst movement.
Renewed from ordinary diversion. Of the ever
changing scenes OF the city, tha powers Of the body
too much enfeebled 90 give rest 20 healthlul aud
rural exercises, thoughts are turned invards upon
themselves.
H the patient be Q female, the approach of the
menses 10 locked for with anxiety. ss the FIRST
symptom in which Mature u 90 show her saving
power In difusing the circulation and visiting the
cheek with the bloom of health Alasl increase Of
appetite has grown by what il fed on the energies
the system are Frustrated, d the whole eooso
my is dersnged. The beautiful and wonderful De-
riod in which body and mind undergo %
change from child 60 woman, ts looked for IN
vain, the parents heart bleeds In an Niety, and
snciss the grave but y aiting for It's victim.
Evening star., 1869-03-13

MARINE DISASTERS IN THE LATE STORM
th- schooner Dove, Capt. BundIck which ar
riNec al kiley's wharf this morning, encoun-
lerec severe storm on Saturday last off Cone
llNer' whereby sne sustained considerable dam
age 10 her timbers, besides losing her foremast.
tvC anchors, chain, and a portion of her rIg-
cinS- Her cargS. consisting Of oysters. was
saSeo' though al one time II was doubtful
Wne'heF the vessel could survive the gale
The fare of the sloop Vandalia- Capt Han
son White, about which serious Apprehension
nave already been expressed, Vet unkno xn,
ahu sTtaI Tears are entertained lest she NAV
nave been wrecked IN the same Storm and ali
on beard perlshed Tne last seen OF her .he
Nas near the mouth OF ST Germans bay drag.
ginC Two anchors. and driven about at the mer
cy OF the wind. Her captain, as well as one OF
ne crew Mr.. Joseph Mcintosh. are residents
q South Washington, and well known among
boa-men.
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HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONcENrRA-
TED FLIID ENTHArT OE RTCur
RECOMMENDATION.
A Case of Twenty Years STANDING.

PHILADELPHIA, =, Penn, June IS ISL.
ii. HEINBoLD, Druggist:
DEAR CIR: L have been a sufferer for tWeut,
during which time a hsye usea varion. m.diHsi
Preparations, and been sndeT the at of ths
most eminent physicians, experiencing but little
relief.
Having seen your preparations extensively al
vertised, consulted m, family physician in regard
10 using your kNtrsct Buchu.
tised remedies and had found them sortsI.s. sni
some cutie Injurious in fsct despsired Of ever
dies hereafIer unless knew of the ineredieuts IL
was this that prompted me 20 your remedy a.
beSs and juniper berries il oc urrea II 70 s % Gu
cellent combination. aud with his aivice alter IA
with the Druggist. conci1Gsd 70 try IL. com.
merced TO use y about eight mo nths ago, at which
line Was connned TO ny rsom.
From the first bottle was estonishs and graft
weeks Was allie 70 walk out / felt much liz
writing 10 you full statement of my case at tie
porary and therefore oonciudea 70 defer an .ns
fit would effect perfect cure, kno wing that il
would be of greater value 10 YOU and more salts
| am now able to report that q cure is effected
have pot used any now Tor three months. end
Yeur Bucbu being devoid q any IN pr...p, tar.
and oder, nice topis and invigorstor OF the sys-
cssion May require its rse 10 such sfection.
NJ. MCCORMICK.
Should any DOUBT M. McCormicks statement.
be refers to the following gentlemen
Hon. Thomas b. Fiorenoe, Philsdelphis' MIA
Hon Hon =. k,a' k.os' !G1ss & PPhsiilI.dslphi..
Hon. ID. Il Porter, en- Governor Of Peunsylsa-
Hon. ynis Lewis Judge. Philadelphia
Hon T. Srier; Judge United states Court
Hon. W. A. Porter uits soiicitor. Philsd .iphis
Hon. Jshn Bigler ex Governor e California
Hon K Banks, Auditor General, washingtou,
And many others, IL necessary.
Case OF inflammation OF kidneys, and
Gravel.
IFrom Morgan. Fea1el q Co.. Glasgow, Missouri =
February S, lsss.
with both innamm alton oi the sidnsys. and er.ys,
xh.n 4 resolted 20 several remedies witsout de-
tract Bpehu sdvsrtissd, i procured : iss DO bottles
and used them, The result wss q complete cure in
ciosdy the best remedy estant for any ana al cis
ssssi q A. tns m kdnsSs & .oa -% aIts confident that
Your, respectfully, EDWIN n. FEAzEL.
Fer further Information zee Journal Of Phsr.
Dr.. Keysers Letter, Dispensstor, Uritsd States,
Prof Dswess' valuable works on the Practice Of
Philadelphia.
Remerks made BY Ds. Ephraim Mcdowell, q eel.
SoIsse9 fnyescaaa, and Member Of the BOY a Ool-
leee OF e1rgeons, ireland. aad Dablfshei in the
uses scsaoss OF The King and Queen b Journal.
Aedice- Chirurgfcai Review, published by Ben
geons.
And most Of the isss Standard works on nsd-
cine.
nELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.
EefABLIsHRD UPWARDS OF IL Y.ARs.
Prepared By
II. r. HELMBOLD, Druggist,
5s4 BRoAWAY, NEW YORK,
1oAeoU1H TENTH ST, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
PnIcB-ei.B - psr bottle, or sig bottle for M m.
delivered 70 any address Sold by Drueeisss svery-
where.
None are genuine unsess done IN In stesi en-
ersved wrapper, with fac stnltIs Of my
ia Mt uvr Npnvn
Evening star., 1869-03-13

RBv. A. ID. MAYO, OF Cipcinpa,i. will ,,ra..s
in the Unitarian Church to.morrow morn,n~
Mr.. Mayo Is regarded one Of the anssxi
preachers intn. West.
Evening star., 1869-03-13

hkloS CCAETKTrE CLCB.-The following
~. me -escted officers OF this Inc singing
o'eanlza'ion n-President. ReinhoId Springs
gun Vice President Dr. Chas w. Sounen.
senmldt secretary, Rud. Heinrichs; Treas
1Ter, Chr Excl; Librarian. Jul Hirsah- The
si 30: 7th s.ree:.
Evening star., 1869-03-13

TO- morrow will be hlled as usual with int.r
ssupg original and selected matter and The
Iatss: news.
Evening star., 1869-03-13

fIEE--Aboui III o'clock to-day, an alarm OF
Ere was turEed in from box IS, which was
caused by the burning Of a portion of the back
toAoing OF the house on r street, near the cor.
hei o. l2tn, formerly occupied by the medical
eslsf'ment of Georgetown College The cause
a. ne hre was unknown. and no material
% mafe ensued, as the flames were speedily
tLtisgulshed -
Evening star., 1869-03-13

ST. STEPHENS CHURCH.-The Most Rev
Archbishop Spau aulding, of Baltimore. will
preach ON SUNDAY at the late mass, at -,
per Of 25th street, ' o WI
Evening star., 1869-03-13

CURE FOR COUGH OR CoLD.-As soon as thara
Is the slightest uneasiness OF the Chesr with
difheulty of breathing. or indic cations OF Cough
lake during the day few "Br0wn's Bronchi II
Iroches." Containing demulcent ingredients
they allay Pulmonary Irritation. Have them
In readiness upon the first appearance of a Gold
or Cough. eoa
Evening star., 1869-03-13

PRIME PINE WOOD. full length, at s. per
cord, delivered free OF cost, may be had al the
yard, Second street west, between ID and
streets north. SRI:
Evening star., 1869-03-13

ORpiNATIoS SERyICKs--To-morrov morn
ng, at the Congress-stree; NJ p Courch.
Gsorgstcwn. those elected 70 elders orders a,
tbe present session OF the Maryland Couf.r-
enee " Az be ord sined, ana II tue eyepinr IN.
o-aeops Will be o-dsiI-c g: The sth-s.-ee; 81
y CLlTcL, Al ;kIs oj;y.
Evening star., 1869-03-13
VERY GRNrYEL
RY GRNrHEL
Very Genteel
Very Genteel
Spring Overcoats
Spring Oyercoats


Sl0-SI0-2l0-SlO-SIO-
0-S10ISl0-SIO-Si0.
l0-Sl0-S10-SlO-S1O.
10-Sl0-Sl0-2lO-S1O.
A. SAKs & Co,
A. SAKs Il Co.
517 Seventh street,
5i1 Seventh street,
between Pennsylvania avenue and u street
Evening star., 1869-03-13
PoINr OF RoCKa RA1w.x u.

POINT OF ROCKS RAILwAy.-ws ,..r, ,n.,
Mr Wilson, Superintendent of Transportation
on the Baltimore and Ohio railway, has ri ven
ofoers for the thorough completion, by the Ist
OF the PoiDt Of Rocks branch IN the Distr;ct
IL Is stated that the track is being graded Ali
along the proposed line Of the rail Wav 10 the
Point Of Rocks. w '"e
Evening star., 1869-03-13
Georgetown Advertisements.
Rr THOMAS DowLINe, Auct.; Georgetown

FOR SALE AT AUCTION
III We will sell at auction on the 18th instant.
Em"S At ,rlock p. on the premises, that
-@beautffu new Brick Building, of nine rooms
and with all the modern improvemeuts-lotS IS feet
front By 2i4 feet deep. and Of lot fronting on
l5 feet alley. and is situated on stoddart street
between Con gress and Washington streets GEORGE
town, ID. u, and Immediately opposite Mr. ii, D.
Cookies row of brick buildings.
Terms of sale liberal. and will be made known
on day OF sale. p. A. DARNEILLE,
keal Estate Broker,
2lO street, between 18th and 18th
mas THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer.
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III z l. NJ Boil DDS
Z \ 4 II &C r BUC HU 1,

KarfV In
discretion, attended With the following symptom.
Indisposition to ENertion, Loss OF Power Lo..
OF Memory, Difhculty Of Breathing, General weak-
nees, Horror Of Disease, Weak Nerves Tremblius
Dreadfal Herror OF Death. Night eweats. Cold
Feet, wskefsness, Dimness Of Vision, Laneuor
Universal Lasstude of the Muse ulsr System Often
Enormous ppetite with Pyspe ptic symptoms 10.
Hands, Flushing Of the BODY. Dryness Of the skin,
Pslid Countenance and Eruptiops on the Face
Pain In the Back, HeaviRess Of the Eyelids FIRE.
auently Black Spots Flying before the Kyes, with
Temporary sufusion and Lose OF Sight Want Of
Attention, Great Mobility. Restless with Horror
Of Society. Nothing 10 more desirable TO sucb
patients than Solitude, aud nothing they mora
dread, for Fear Of themselves; no Repose OF Man
ner, Speculation, but Q hurried Transition
rom one question to another.
These symptoms, IL allowed 60 go on-which tht.
Medicine Invariably removes-soon follow Loss o
Power, fatsity, and Bpieptic Fits in one Of which
the patient may expire.
During the superintendenoe of DR. Wilson at the
Bloomingdale Asylum, this sad. result occurred 60
two patients; reason had for Q time left them ana
beth died Of epilepsy. They were Of both se xes
and about twenty years Of age.
Who can say that these excesses are not fre-
auently followed BY those direful diseases Insau-
ity and Consumption The records Of the Insane
Asylums, and the melancholy deaths by Consume.
ton, bear ample witness to the truth OF these as
sertiops. In Lunstic Asylums the most melap-
choly exhibition appears. he countenance IL A.
tually sodaen and quite edestitute-nether Mfrth or
Grief ever visits It. Should Q sound of the yoioa
occur, il 10 rarely articuls;e.
with woful measures wan Despair
Low sullen sounds their grief besufled -
While we regret the existence Of the above dis.
eases and symptoms We are prepared 10 offer an
n,alu able gift Of chemistry for the removal Of the
con sequences:
HELMBOLDs HIGHLY CONCENTRA-
TED FLUID ENTSACr OF BUCHU.
There is other Tonic like il. Ii ne sn anchor
Of hope ts the surgeon aud patti, mt and this is the
testimony OF all who have used or prescribed it,
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
PREPARED AT
n. r. HELMBOLD'S,
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
3si BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Evening star., 1869-03-13

SEE NOTICE of the reopeuiug Of the old 7th
street book store and circulating library by the
Newton Brothers.
Evening star., 1869-03-13

THe GRAND HoP of Aldridge Lodge, No. 3,
A. q G. F., Will ba given at PROT Krtis' Sa.
loon on Monday, March %, 1862 See adver.
tisement.