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JET SETS,
Gut Bead Chains,

She'll Bracelets,
Received this morning ct Prigg's Cne Dollar
Jewelry Sore, No. l36 Pennsylvania avenue,
between AZ and 9th streets.
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NAVY YARD MATTERs-ThIrty seven work.
men were discharged from the Navy Yard on
Saturday, on which day the employees were
paid on. On the 25th they will again be paid.
under the operation OF the recent circular OF
the Secretary. The work on the steamer Nipsic
is nearly completed, and she will be ready for
sea, II 10 thought, IN about ten days. Yesterday
the work OF fitting mp the Government ste lmer
phlex was commenced, and she Will be speed.
lily provided with new furniture and fitted for
sea. Admiral Dablgren. commandant of the
YARD, has been in New York for several days
past and is expected back to-day or tomorrow.
General +. A Stratton, civil engineer Of the
yard, will return TO his post OF duty to-mor-
row, having been absent on furlough for a
month past.
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ACCIDENT TO POLICE OFPIcRR.-About D
o'clock this morning O1icer q. T. Leach, Of
the Skin police precinct while Running 20
what ne supposed to be fire, but which
turned out TO be the aurora boreaiis, fell over
peie IN the street, near the corner of sth and i
streets. and injured his left knee SERIOUSLY He
YVES taken To his residence shortly afterwards
and received the attentions OF physician.
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RED, WHITE AID BLUE BLANKsrs, Bed
Comforts, Sheets, &C.
SILL: ADAMsoH's, SOC 9th street.
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4 eUHG LADIES BOARDING AND DAY
SEMINaRY,

NO - INIff NF'ff. NFlT FIFg1, y fFIlT7,
MRS. GkHL wBEkLkk. PRINCIPAL.
The duties Of this Seminary will b. resumed
MONDAY, September 6, 1872. sel-2w
NADIM0Is1JLK PRUp'HoMME aud MISS
w SHAW Will open q French and English
School at No. Is Indiana avenue, on MOsDa
September 18th. Apply al 81 q street Sc Isl.
Miss MANTLE n DRAPER WILL BE-
STIFFNESS, at No, 400 18th street. between q
ana II. The instruction in English, French,
Latin and Music viii be practical and thor ough.
A course Of Light q mnsstics. with Music. will
socomp'ny the daily exercises. Glass hours
frCm ne TO q zee clock. Mis-. q .aper re-
fers 70 President Grant, whose children che In
struets. Also. TO Rev. J. p. Newman. ID. q Rev.
w. V Tudor, Rev. JabeZ Fox. Hon Charles sum
n"r, U. s. s., Brfssdier General 3. ID. To~nsend,
a. 10 I'm
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THIS 10 TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo. Il.
Wilson & 10. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c, az cheap
as any person who advertises In the Star, TIA
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DRAwIse IN The PuBLIc ScHooLs.-Mrs
Dyer. teacher Of drawing from b ,ston, is
now In the city, and has met the teachers o.
the public schools, and nad consultation
feature in the course OF shady pursued IN the
schools :, -. ~.
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RuBBm SHR.TIHe and Nursery Cloth, Air
Pillows, &c. i|
sill: ADAMsoN's, SOC 9tn street.
CURTAIN DAMAeK and Shade Linens
ADAMsoN's, $40 9th street,
sill: next TO Pennsylvania avenue.
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CoRNs, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrsscen.
ces, Bunions, Enlarged joints, and other dis.
White, Surgeon Ohiropodist, No. l2l Pennsyl.
Nania avenue, between * and 6th streets.
Hours nom Q. m. to Q p. m. Calls made at
tor consultati on ct once. Established 1861.
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JorApABs ANNIVERSARY ORLKBRArIoN,-
The second anniversary Of the above orgauiza-
tion vas celebrated last night at the Street
Baptist Church, with Grand Patriarch 8. O..
Mills presiding. Rev. DR.. Hamilton made q
fervent prayer, which was followed by a
favoIite selection sang by o Quartette, com.
pose d Of Mr. and Mrs. Il. +. Evans. MT H. III.
Tiiley ana Mr.. T. w. Ritter, alter which ad /.
dresses were made ey Me'srs. o. X. Harris
John Tweedale, DIR. T. y. Clayton, Prot w.
r Drew, aud Rev, DR.. Hamilton. Then fol.
lowed the oenedictlon and adjournment.
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FCNKRAL OF Mr.. b. JosF.--Yesterday after.
noor the funeral Of Mr.. Benedict Jost, whose
death has already been announced, took place
from the German Lutheran church, corner ooh
and q streets, and was largely attended by the
numerous friends Of the deceased. The fnn.
eral sermon wss preached BY Rev. Mr..
sion o procession was formed, headed BY
Washington O00manasry Knights Temps
and New Jerusalem Lodge No. 0 4. A. A. M,
member. Preceded by Weber's band, the
coriege marched to Oak Hill Cemetery, where
the remains were inferred. ,lr--' = =
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w AFRENoH AND EsGtfsa SCHOOL FoR
YOUNG LADIES.
4(2 l4th street, bet seen st and New York ave
Miss JONES, Principal.
Lessons In French By Mdns PRuDHONME The
best Instruction in every department. au n eosws
ct. MATfHEwy INSTITUTE,
~ h etreet. tetwesn l4th and 18th.
studies VIII he resumed in this Institution on
FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER
No extra charges for the Modern LAnGuAaes,
aux BR0. TOBIAS, Director.
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BIS stltution, designed o. Young Ladies'
academy Tor instruction in all the ordfuary
branches OF an English education, a. also the
DRAWING, Painting, Music. and the Modern Ian.
eusees, vll cemmence its annual session Al the
corner OF 18TH and n streets. se ptenber Is, 1859
Ihe PrInci pals are Miss Lydia Fletcher. formerly
Princi pei Of the Kentucky Female College aud
male College, and Miss Cecilia Day, q lady OF
grest experience ia teaching. assisted by learned
thelr intention to use all their efforts 70 render
thls SEMINARY In every respect nd pted to the
patronaes OF the friends of learning our mid st
ts assist tfem In this ths ir endeavor FOR partc-
address Mics FLETCHER- 1aS vest Fayette
s.ree,. baitimore Md. Reference: President and
AHA fllcfl ~ N0--Nee.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGRs.-To.dayM essrs. T. L.
stanton, j. II. John son. and ]. E. Williams,
Tor Mr.. John A. Grumbine, entered suIt gain 81
the Corporation Of Washington for false arrest
and confiscatiou of goods. claiming StO,OO0
damages for false arrest, and 500 for loss of
goods. The plaintiff is farmer of Frederick
county, Md, and on the 18th of March last
came here with lot OF veal which he intended
to FELL By the quarter, when he was arrest 1
for violating the market regulations, confiusd
In station. house all night, and in the morn
ing his meat was confiscated
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UoNZAGA COLLEGE.
The exercises OF
GoNZAGA COLLEGE,.
,.-,, On + street, bsiIre.a 9ih aud l0fA.
Will commence on
MONDAY, sEPrEMBER 6, 1863.
For particulars, apply O.
soft JAS. CLARKE, q. J.. President.
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HOMICIDE IN WARRENTON.-A difficulty oc-
Cured at Warrenton, Va, on Saturday night
last in which It is stated that a MAJ named
Davis was stabbed lie the abdomen SO severely
at the bands OF John Edds. that he has since
died. From the information received concern.
ing the transaction il appears that Dlvis left
at night, when he called for it, was told by
Edds that he could not have 1t until he paid a
bill he owed him. Davis said: when left
my gun here thought left ii with gentle
man." Edds then seized the knife, walked
from the behind the counter, and plunged It
into Davis abdomen. Mr.. Edds was formerly
citizen OF this place, and the driver of stage
between Washington and alexandria during
the war. A SON OF his is at present a driver on
the .th street railroad route, and left Washing.
ton Tor WarrentoD this morning.
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OHIO REPUBLICAN, AssOCIATIoS-At n
mCetng OF the Ohio Republican Associate or,
held last night in the lecture room of UoiuIn-
bisn Law Building, president A. M. Gange.
wer in the chair,) Ibe committee appointed at
the last meeting TO confer with the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, submitted a full
report Of their proceedings, stating that they
had been sue cessi ul IN procuring tickets at re-
duced fare to several different points in Ohio.
On motion OF X. w. Kerr, resolution was
committee OF one from each department and
bureau TO make lists OF Ohio voters and to urge
upon said voters the great importance Of voting
In Ohio at the approaching October election,
and the said committee be requested to wait
upon the heads Of the different departments,
for the purpose OF obtaining leaves OF absence
Tor all Onians in their respective dep ,rtments,
who may wish to return to the s ate to vote in
October.
Thirty EIGHT additional names were affixed
to the constitution. making the total me m Der.
ship of the association ND to this time, ninety.
six. Adjourned.
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EMERSON IEsrITUTE.
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHC0L FOR BOYs
YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY,

ali Thirteenth street.
. Inc duties OF this Institution will be resumed
september6 The school building fs located I'm
rear OF residence I'D yoiui the ~ Oh an Church
ana ls We'll Known As the Epiphany n sh school
building. The enclosed gronnds anord amnle
space Tor recreatiou and smu euent CircuIsrs
may be obtained by applying 10 the Rector OF the
Epiphany, or the Principsl. - --S
sul9 3m MISS n J. NARROWER
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TRoTTIHG RACK.-Quite large number OF
the lovers Of the sports of the turf assembled at
me National Course yesterday afternoon to
witness trisl of speed between the sorrel mare
idaho, entered by o. Sanderson, Esq, md the
hay mare Blanche, entered by William Lee,
Tor $500. best three in five. to harness. The
attendance was composed principally of resi-
cents OF the surrounding country, including
many from Prince George county, Nd, where
both animals belong, although there were quite
number Of spectators from this city. Betting
was quite brisk. the bay appearing to be a
favorite. The race was spirited and interesting,
and resulted in favor Of the sorrel in the first
.bree heats. in 307, 3.C64 and 05 respectively.
L ne track was in excellent order, and the day
IN every way favorable for the race.
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81 BARRELS
boxes prime New York Factory CHEBSU, for
esle at lowest New York aud Baltimere prices
NORTHERN PRODUCE COMPANY,
woodward Building,
vi Penn. ave.. between 10th and nth sts
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MAN ester6ay afternoon, a
man named Charles Downey fell rom Galrs
wharf overheard. while in the act OF fastening
a line from the steamer Arrow. Striking his
head, he was 90 stunned as to be unable to as.
sist himself, and had - not been for couple OF
gentlemen, who seized and drew him on shore
he would doubtless have drowned.
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BAss BALL.-The game yesterday between
the National and Jefferson clubs, on the Ma
tional grounds, resulted in favor OF the Ma
uonals by a score OF IS to IS, as follows:
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ERIDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY
FREDERICK Ma

Possessing full collegiate po-srs win conmeno.
September. o
For Catalogues. containing view OF buildings.
REV. THOMAS N. cANs. An.
~ - I'M President
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fRIOf OF 0OL6MBIA.
The third day Of SsStenbu, lsA.

On motion OF the plsintif, By Mr.. Dell
Adams his attorney. IL 10 ordered that the 0esend
on or before the first rule day ocournag forty
oeys after this day, otherwise the cause win b
proceeded with - In case Of default.
By the Court.
True COPY. 80 -. =
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NRw ENGINE HOUsR.-The new engine.
nouie In the Seventh Ward, located on the
south side Of Virginia avenue, between *
and 9th streets, for the additional engine com.
pahy lately authorized, Is fast approaching
completion, and the brick work will be In.
ishod to day. The house is % by 50 feet, with
two stories OF l2 feet each, open front Of pressed
Dilck, and at the rear has convenient stable,
and the entire cost will Do in the neighbofhood
OF $500. Messrs Hunt IL Williams are the
car penters and contractors, and o. w. King
bricklayer .-t =. s-. Fl
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DAY OF -AroHHNINf.-At SIX O'Clock this
evening will commence the Jewish - Day Of
Aionement," which will end at the same hour
on Wednesday evening. 1t Is one Of the most
solemn fasts known to their calendar. neither
cod nor any kind OF drink being allowed du.
ring its continuance. and nothing Indeed 10
observed by all good Jews, and services are
held In their synagogues almost from begin.
ming to the end of the day. In some places
oevout Jews sit up all night In their syna.
gogueS.
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fshsr.-This morn.
ing, Arthur Siums, grand larceny, and Kate
Winters, receiving stolen property, aole pros.
Samuel Nusent, indicted for an assault, was
convicted.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purcell. - This
mofnr g the will OF the la.e Dennis O'C0nnor
wss fully proven. Annie Mary Sheets Quali-
fed as Administrative OF the estate of John
Sheets-bond 81 900 and was appointed guar
dian TO the minor children-bond 500. The
first and final account of administrator Of Geo.
X. Thomas and executIix Of Edward w.
Farley were approved and passed.
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~ ROSS 3 WALSH,
hEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE { BROkERS
No. 327 PINNA. AVENUE, South side.
Between 9Th and 7th streets west.
SAM: GROSS.
ep6V JAS. W. WALSH.
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IN TIE eUPR1nI COURT OF TaEj DIS
TklOT OF COLUMBIA,
al.

Il ThIUT " CULUMBIA,
IAe thi,d day Of September, ls5e.
Mary Louiss Maryman, S~'' ~0'A'S
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.. ]. B. Adams.
his attorney, IL 10 ordered t at the cause
her sIlearence TO be entered herein on or before
the nfet rule day occurring forty days after thi
in case Of default " -
By the court.
True cory.
% l-lav3W Ieet:-R. j. MEGA. Clark
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ST. JOKES HALL

a plouEsAHf sS SSaos 81 afi Ultima; raw
y ,Lh,%Is, Rector; nrs: L VIII IksfcoS,
sumeo on Be 1tember 18th With fall and efiicfens
eorps OF esschees Per circaisrs inform etion
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On the ,.tiucn q e 6oosRS ~ y ~ -:
York, l., PRAYING for the extspsssn Of : pefsns
Granted TO him ou the let day Of Jsrasry. isss
Tor an imprcvsnent In Method OF Opsrsttss ana
LnbrtcsiioR Slide Valves; = Sp'sAs sno
II is ordered that the testimony I'm thu case he
CLOSED on the 9Th Day OF November rexf. that tbs
time fer nllns sseements and the IA slnin~r s re-
and that said petition be heard On the isth dsy 81
Any person may 5r?ose this extension.
,, SAMUEL FISHER
se-Sih"sw Commissioner Of Patenss
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MT. NJ h. says: 81 Will be glad to have an
interview some time In October with the two
Boarcs of the City Council on the subject of
our enterprise. with a view OF cooperation on
the part OF Your authorizes TO the great entsr.
do not know how it is to be brought about
except by addres sipg the two presidents of the
Boards, which / now do. II Is not my wish
or desire to interfere with any Of your business
me etiDgs; Jet prefer saying verbally what 1
have 10 cay. and then leave the Councils to act
as in their wisdom they may deem advisa BILE
m matter 1 consider deeply intsres ing to the
metropolis OF the nation" Referred TO Com.
The amendments OF the Aldermen to increase
10 TWO memoers ON the part OF thai Board the
sommn1e 70 report more efficient plan for the
SUnSIect,Sn o. sewers; 70 pay ]. 3. Jones and
william ~. slower, apothecaries, for medi.
clnes furnished to the poor, &C., were con.
Mr.. Taylor asked and Obtained Isax. .,
report from the Improvements Commirtes. Mill
TO grade and gravel 12th street. nom n 10
Boundary, which was passed ~ "
The following Wer0 presented Re M
Taylor-Bill to abolish the Rock Oreek S,.tric =;
for the measuring OF wood and coal; reSsrrad
By Mr.. fardon-BiIl to grade istn stree,
west rom q to + street north; referred HiIi
for fooiWays on the north side Of slrs OF nort
between 10th and 18th streets west; passea
solutions requesting the Superintendent OF
the cost Of temporary bat substantial BRIDE
on p street north, over the stream crossing t6s
said street between 17th snd 18th Streets west:
ana requesups me City surveyor TO furnish
from q TO north, and 2c.h stre,t west from q
to T. north; adopted
By Mr.. Hall-Joint resolution authorizing
the Mayor 10 oner reward OF sl,0OJ for the ar.
~ 81 and conviction OF incendiarss: hill for "a.
numbering the houses; reiei red. Resolution
providing for an adjournment q, II O'Clock IN.
til ~ o'clock on Wednesday ito morrow eve.
ming: adopted
BY Mr.. Piper-Rssolution inq uirinR of the
Surveyor whether IL IS frasibie 10 straignten
Boundary street, between sth and 9th and I'm
and IS-1 streets; adopted.
BY Mr. Disqualification directing the
Mayor TO suspend ths work On the bridges on
I'D, 18th and 5th streets, and providing for the
appointment of a committee TO inquire into the
expectancy OF constructing sewer along II
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Th,. ii e..n,,MND Eh1LIsH ACADEMf.
nnev Chsrles III. Golree, hes been reopeped by
rreL ". A. sPR1HGER, A. NJ. IN the Rriepd.B
and 18th streets west @0'u
Moue but boys Of strictly good moral chsrsctsr
inr,nsnce is found TO be injurious to the school.
pm.c.ars can Dc eb'eiued q the Bookstore OF w.
taker Co corner eth and ID sta anS ga
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nRS. SGHUMAN DURAND,
Y 1913 W. Pratt street, Baltimore, Md,
MAY De consulted on oil Female Comp iaints and
to CONSULT physician Of great skill and experience
viii do we'll &c call. Nervous Debilisy, &c, euc.
cesgfuliy treated. Business strictly confdeutiaI
All letters must contain Q stamp. ou7-lm
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL FOB BOYS,
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND MATHEMAr.

street, between 10th aad 18th str eets
JOHN A. GRAvBs, Prfu.fpaI
, fcr particulars apply 70 Rev Il W LOWRIE
Rector. Az Nj St. next W COR 18th Arp H.,
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"HoNo," $50 TIN street.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-16

the assistant servant rushed into the
room, CHASTITY and appa ling sight met
their view.
In Il confused hcapin one corner, with
hair dishcvclcd, livid face, and glitter
ing eyes, Julia Montgomery sat grim
ming, and ever and anon emitting fear
full estes, Il hopeless and incurablc mad
woman. Their screams soon brought
help, and the maniac was with difficult
ty secured, and lornc all ricking from the
room.
The unfortunate Mabel was, at first
thorght to be dead; but hen timely
swool. had saved her life. The wound
though deep and d ngercus, was not
fatal; and her falling inscnsiblc had
prevented much loss of blood. But
weeks of patient watching went by be-
fore she was pronounced out of danger;
and to her dying day she will bear the
scar of the wound that nearly cost her
her life. Bat in the love and tender
ness of her husband, she had almost
forgotten that terrible episode in her
existence, and long ago forgiven the I'M
fortunate who still leads Il wasted, ruin
cd life withii the strong walls of Il mad
house
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ "A m H o O ID i.

a..
w.. !U",b "'u iisi'iS seno'A'lon' the N'S,-
4 .a' I've poMcls oi hiS are s'ronF' but IN u Few
Wv. NV oi':'. Wy Pll" hc, 'hc 'ach-iustic
" "nu ci.,"ola'ou 'ol'' ana 'he lmpossilintI
y, nppno'''}, W ei'oi' snow l's oaheinl
. ~, !. '' oo'"''iVe vN.ucht " 'ic W
~ W. wa. S"ic III Pirssi"S 'ilueHcc IL chcck-
i''s tilc " VI 'io pou!. consumption
Is 'alhoa OIL anu perhaps tnc youth Il removed
from scno"i ana sent INTO tic country. Ihls Is
"i'G VI we worst movements. removed nom
otui"afN DIVERSIONS OF thc ever changing scenes
OF the CITY, the powers OF the body too much ell
teepitd to give rest to healthfuI and rural eNer-
cise' thoughts are turned ihwatd~ upon them
sei I....S,.,;..,,,
!. Wv ll",l'n' nc icuatc, 'he II pr"acii ui the
n.nsts y iouh'u iVl WIN anNetN as the last
d;a Wi,u,' Na''te Is 10 snow lier say nS
- ~ III ''s'iS ~, '''uia'i"i' "iiu NisitlhS
.iie chcek win the doom OF health. Mas III
tLo"se Va apPcti.r mas grown py "hat IL ted on
We o',V S'c' !" we system are Frustrated, ana
ulio Nh"i, 'co,'o'h! /, uelanEed Inc beautiful
"iI "O'"'i 4i PVi 'i III WINCH uolN ana n!iiG
unuerso so ia,sclnatinS change iroin child to
Muiiai'' 10 loo'u ioi III vain the rents heart
;. ~ an" i"hci's 'h' grave put
"I nni,SSi loi rS tivt,an. p..,... - VT
= ii gu! p EA'i"c. bucnu, lor Weakness
isii ,roii & or carry lidiscretion at
ii' VIZ W. us s.nPiohs lhuispo-
w. ~ ;oss vi power, loss Oh memory
u.ih,ul'! VI Dreaming, seheralWeahhess, horror
rurror of death ni,nt swn.t. nnid e. 49,
fitness dnur,s of vision l,ngour rn,;rorsal
laSsltuue OF the muscular system, often enOr-
nous appetite with dyspeptic symptoms, hot
hands, flushing Of the body dryncss IF the skin.
pa!lid countcnance and cruptions on the face,
pain i'll the back, heavincss of the evelds. fire.
qucntly black spots flying before the eyes with
temporary suiiocation and loss of sight, want
of attention, great mobility, restlessness, with
horror of society. Nothing is more desirable to
such patients than Solitude and nothing they
more dread. for fear of themselves no reposc
OF manner no earncstncss, no speculation, but
other. ' ''' '"0'''o' " ""-
| m Csc svun.om. If allowed vh;.,.
tins medicine invariably remov,s-soon follow
loss o! power, iatnity ana epi!eptic hts, III one
Oh "hich tnc patient may expire.
DuiihS the supeiintendence OF DIR. Wilson at
the bloomlngdaie Asylum, this sad result oc-