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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
City of WO1cester, ..
To either Of the cohstaDles Of the city Of FORESTER

To either Of the Cohstabes the city Of Forester,
GREETING.
Ward Nv. In tho name of the Commonwealth OF
Massachusetts, yon hereby required, forthwith
ty aud warn the Inhabitants of Ward number Four quail
fed to vote in Elections of Governor Lieutenant Governor
Senators Representatives, meet i'll " the East lower
CROWN City Hall Monday the twentieth day of January
instant eleven O'CLOCK in The forenoon then and there
give in their ballots Tor person the Filth Con-
gressional District of tire Commonwealth the Congress
OF the United States, for yeaO from the fourth day OF
March next.
The poll shall be opened at II O'Clock A. NJ and shall be
closed at o'clock, p NJ.
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen
Worcester, Jan 10, 1851. GEO. JONES, Constable.
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City of Woreester.

To either fthe Constitutes ofthe City Of Worcester,
CIR
Word With the name of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts hereby required forthwith, TO noti-
y and warn the Inhabitants oi ard number SeYe quail
fled elections of Governor, iluenant Governor,
Senators Representatives to meet in the school House,
of Oxford and Pleasant Streets on Monday the
twentieth day of January INSTANT eleven O'Clock i'll the
forenoon then and there give their Ballots for per-
to represent the Filth Congressional District nj this
Commonwealth in the Congress 81 the United States for
two years from the fourth day of March next.
The poll shall be opened III O'clock A. NJ and shall be
closed at O'Clock, +. NJ
By order Of the Mayor and Aldermen.
Worcester, JAN IS, 1851. GEO JONES, Constable.
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CITY Of Worcester.
70 - q Ne c9astagles u ne ctlg Of Woreester,

10 et8er Of Tie costa5ies Of the city Of Forester,
GREETING
Ward III. In the name of the Comm o,,veaitb or Mas
soGhusets you are hereby required, forthwith to notify
ana warn Tie Inhabitants of Ward number two qualified TO
vote IN elections OF Governor Lieutenant Governor Sena-
tors Or Representatives, to meet in the large School Uouse
on the East SIDE OF Summer street on Monday the twentieth
gay oI January Instant, at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon
he ara hcre to give III their ballots for person repre-
sent the ruin congressional District ofhis Conmonw
IN The Congress Of the United States. for two years from
the fourth day of March next
The poll shall be opened at o'clock A. NJ and shall
be closed at O'Clock, 2. NJ.
BY order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
Worcester Jan. r. 1851. GEO JONES' Constable.
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City of a OF. ester.

To either oftbe Consta6les Of the city Of Worcester.
GREETING.
Ward With the name of the Commo nWedlth OF Mas
sachusetts You hereby required; forthwith, II notify
and the Inhabitants of Ward number six, qualified Il
Elections of Governor, Lieutenant Governor
Representatives meet in the Upper City Hall,
Monday the twentieth day OF January, Instant at eleven
O'Clock in forenoon then and hre give iii their Bal
lots for person represent the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict OF this Commoweal H. in tie Congress OF the United
States for years ON the fourth day OF March next
The poll shall be opened il O'Clock, A. NJ and shall be
closed a O'Clock. F. Nj.
BY order OF the Mayor and Aldermen
Worcester Jan 10, 1901 GEO. JONES, Constable
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Worcester G. Nashua Railroad Company
r. "a :==1 r i=sz, r-sssszl

-,
@ - - s,s7-l ;s:s
THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Wor-
cester d Nashua Railroad Company, will be held at
Briney Hall in the City Of Worcester, Thursday the
Iweny-third day of January, nstan o'clock in The
forenoon, TO act on the following tcles viz
!. To elect Board Of Directors for the ensnng year
To hear and act upon the Annual Report Of The Direc
tors.
s. To determine whether the Corporation will authorize
the Directors TO apply the Legislatures of Massachusetts
and New Hampshire, for any enlargement of their Corpo
rae privileges.
The two following articles inserted the request Of
Stockh 1lders
To see if this corporation will instruct their Dirt ctors
now to he chosen, reduce their Tariff upon Passengers
and Freight, from Worcester and Nashua via Groton to
Boston, to the prices charged from these points, on the
most direct rones and keep Them favorable
upon those routes, long be without ual
loss to this corporation.
To if the Corporation will instruct their Directors
to apply forthwith the LEGISLATURE for liberty to connect
the Worcester and Nashua with the Western Kali Road
(nness terms sasfacory~are forthwith agreed upon by
mutual consent of the parties in such they drop
their action.
TO upon any other business that may legally come
before the meeting.
By order ofthe Directors,
T. w. HAMMOND, Clerk.
Worcester, January 49, 1851. janl4.dwtjan24
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City OF worcester.
To either If the Constabtes Of the City Of Forester

To either If the Constabtes Of the City Of Worcester
GREETING.
Ward ". In the name of the Commonwealth OF Mas
sachusetts you hereby required, forthwith, to notify
and the Inhabtnts of WaId number Five, qualified
in elections ofGovernoi Lieutenant Governor Sen
atois or Repre- sentatives 10 the Street School
House." Monday the twentieth day of January, instant,
eleven O'Clock in the crenoOn then and there to give in
their ballots for person represent the Fifth Conaress
Ona District Of this Commonwealth i'll the Congress of the
United States for years from the fourth day of March
next.
TIE poll shall be opened at II O'clock A NJ and shall be
closed at o'clock. z. Nj.
By order Of the Mayor and Aldermen
Worcester, Jan l3, 1851. GEO. JONES, Constable.
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1.-TWO TONS of Virginia Plug Tobacco for sale by tl
keg at prices less than be purchased in Boston -
Also Bos on Co. Matches by the 100 imported a
vana and Principe Cigars. For salo as above
jan14 ddw4w J. IL. CURTIS 81 co,
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Just Received,

THE BLACK TULIP, Novel, by Alexander Du-
/ Also Sha' 'ndale, by Emma d. E. hewitt
Soutlworth and for sale at No Merchants Row.
The Boston Daily NJ rning Journal Commonwealth,
Times, Bee, Herald Mail, and the Boston Daily Even
ing Journal Transcript and Traveller, regularly received
Also, the New York Daily Papers, and for sale by
ianl6-i3t BURRILI & DAVIS.
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w G. & ]. O MAYNAR.D.

ESPECTFULLY tender their thinks to their friends
and customers for the very liberal patronage received
by them during the past season, and they happy
nounce that, having removed to the eeg New Store
No l, pipers Block,
and opened Extensive Assortment of Fashionable and
Substantial
z+9a BOOTS, SHOES and BUHEEBs. They
III are now prepared TO furnish their friends and the
an public with every variety Of goods in their line
~ We have no hesitation in saying that Assortment
is NOT SURPASSED BY ANY IN THE CITY.
Ourgeods have been selected with CAFE Bought Low for
CASH and will be sold at fair prices While do not
pretend that prices lower than any other concn
can SELL wish the public distinctly understand that
We will not be dersoId.
Every Article sold by US is warranted prove Rec
commended. Having thus DEFINED our POSITION, we
most respectfully solicit continuance of the patronage
heretofore tended u.s. assuring these who may be dis
posed call u.s. that WILL in every instance endeav-
or to give them equiv lent for their money.
Mr. w. w. GOES so long and lavorably known as the
Best Boot Maker in the vicinity, will continue make
outs to measure as usual
Repairing Done in the N attest Manner,
by the same workmen heretofore employed by us.
WILLIAM 6. MAYNARD,
JOHN q. MAYNARD.
Worcester, Jan 10, 1851. janl3-dGtwGt
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MRs. VI. S. TEOMPsON.
Practitio1ler of Obstetrics and Medi

No 10 Sdem ST.
NT0ULD say the ladies' in this vicinity that she has
w an extensive practice and, Having had unparalleled
success give reference among the best families of Wor
Ceser. Particular atertiou paid Advice free
Worcester Jan. 81, loo im3dtaprl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
MALLEABLE IRON.

n HE subscribers having fitted up building in WASHING
| TON SQUARE, WORCESTER, Mass. for the purpose OF
CARRYING ON the MALLEABLE IRON BUSINESS, are
now ready to supply all those in of Maleable Iron
CASTINGS of any description, with good article, at ai
price,
Also, LOCK WORK, and other light Castings in gray
iron, done at short notice.
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended
Ag 5, 1850. eodSwtf MCFARLAND & DISCO.
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Water Cure Journal,

SUBSCRIPTIONS received for the Water Cure Journal
- chronological journal aud the iOndOn Art JOu =
nal ut the Newspaper Depot No Merchants ROW
and delivered Free OF Postage.
Worcester, Jan ID. itnl3-dwtf BURRILL & DAVIS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
REDUCED PRICES,

as to make object for those in wants of Bargains, TO
call and examine for themselves The Stock of Bibles is
unusually good in splendid bindings, for Pulpit,
Family Pew and Pocket. Blank Books of all sizes and
prices, ANIMALS and Souvenirs prices lower than usual
Fancy PAPER Maehe Portfolios, Desks Work Boxes, wri
ting Cases, DC. Clothes Hair and Tooth Brushes Per-
u merry Perlumed Soaps and Shaving Cream, great var-
ct Cutlery beautiful assortment just opened of Pocket
and Pen Knives Razors, &c cheap Thermometers from
so to rs cts, warranted great variety of other useful
Goods too numerous TO mention in an advertisement.
$. A. ROWLAND
jan9-eod6tw2t l13 Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
Meal of all kinds,

CONSTANTLY on hand.
~ Also BUCK " HEAT FLOUR in 100, 25 and IL poun
bags, and for lie by BLISS, SUTTON & CO..
No. Mechanic ST.. and Steam Mill.
NOy20 &c3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
10 lbs. Hydriodate of Potassa.

WIS day received and for sale the lowest prices by
l.. t. LAZELL, Druggist
janl7-dwis2w No. 20l Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
Cash Wanted,
Wanted.

N country ssore, young l9 90 years of age
who is acqnainted with the business Good references
will be required. Inquire at This Office
Jan. Is, 1851 dwlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY.

HlS has become the largest Institution of the kind
Il in the United States, numbering over $4,000 Policies
Dividends allocaed annually, on the 3lst of January
Persons insuing prior to the 2st instant will participate
in the dividends Of earned premiums for the present
Office No. 3 Warren Hail. Worcester.
jlnl6-d6tis A G. WOOD, Agent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
Wanted,

4 good Guur Teacher. Inquire at 203 Main st. An as
sortment If fir Guitars for sale at 203 Main ST.
janlt-d3t A. MARSH.
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NOW OR NEVER!
Great Rush at the New England Fancy Store.

UIEdJ AGtIOII dU CIIU 4NVW Ict11 CtIICy HUUIE
THE entire Stock of this establishment be sold be-
fore the LIST of February, to make for entire
New stock, and to accomplish which, we have
MARKED DOWN ALL AND EVERYTHING.
Trimmings, Buttons Braids Velvet Ribbons, be sold
cost prices.
Best Kid Gloves, at Is q pair.
Portsmouth Hos cry at 45c al pair.
Laces Edgngs Collars, Cuffs, Capes Linen and Cambria
idkfs, Undershr and Seves Perlumeres, Fancy Soapk
Cologne Water, atruinous low prices
1t wonld be task to mention all The articles keep
We merely say Come One, Come AL and shall we prid.
ourselves that will leave establishment dissatisfied
Gordon's Hair Tonic for sale here only.
Myers, Bamberger & Rosenblatt,
(2l0 MAIN ST. OPPOSITE CIRCUITS BOOK STORE.
GDon't mistake the No. 21O.n
lang DIFF
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Splendid Chance For Bargains,
AT
CHARLES A. UPTON'S.

GOODS DIRECT FROM THE RECENT
Large Auction Sales, New York.
HAVING taken advantage of the RUINOUS PRICES
at which Goods have been sold at Large AUG
ton Sales, enabled offer friends and the pub
lie some extraordinary Bargains We selling many of
our Goods large per cent less than old GOODS are adj
versed by of ou neghbors. few among the many
Cheap Goods, are
Is psA A. German Tibet worth s., so now selling
at $l,12I
10 ps French do do LOO at 81
IL p Black Silk Warp Alpaca So also
ps Can't Cloth 81 at 60
90 doZ. SILK Scarfs 1921 at62
Lot Cashmere Shlwls worth 1900 at950
Large or Cashmer Scafs much less than usual prices
SO rs silk lid is Slightly damaged for 25 cts
l6 doz Prime Kid Gloves for SO cts
Linseys anu other FlaiGs for I2!cis
1000 yds Friits worth l2d for Scls
Prints and Ia ches 6 els
ALSO,
300 BAY STATE sHAWLS, to be cleared out without
reserve within the next 80 days.
All $50 for $2,CO All "a shawls for SO. All SIS
shawls for 375. All $50 for $780, together with few OF
the largest size at $500.
COTTON and DOMESTIC GOODS, at the agents
Prices. CHARLES A. UPTON,
janl6-dW2WiE Elaog BUILDING
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EXCELSIOR SALOON.
NEW STORE AND ENTIRE NEW GOODS

NEW STURE AND ENTIKE NEW GUUUS
HE subscribers would respectfully their friends
and the public that they have formed copartnership
rngton Corner No. 2, Main ST. and have fitted it the
most app. Gved manner, where they have hand
very lass and extensive assortment Of BOOTS SHOES,
and RUBBERS, expressly adapted for tins rs
their stock made to order ard bought for cash. the
subscribers feel confident in recommending their assortment
of GOODS to all who wish receive the full value for
their money Citizens of Worcester and the neghborng
Towns, and ALL most respectfully invited to Call and
Judge for themselves. EDWARD BEMIS,
CIIAUNCY c. HARRINGTON
Worcester, Dec. 1850. decl9--dtf
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Certificates.

This to certify that the undersigned have this day
witnessed the operation of ]. d. 1llnghasts Patent
proved curn, Waits Hotel in this City, and cheeruy
state that the operation, conducted and ended
entire satisfaction, producing butter in the short space
Seven minutes. This churn operated with and dis
PATCH and being constructed be both durable and
cheap, chet rully recommend ii all wishing this
much sou lit for accompaniment Of the dairy.
Worcester, Jan. ID, 1851.
BEL. STEWART i, Sterling
Maj PAGE Westminster
ADRIAN OSBORN, Fitchburg.
Sou hboro', Mss Dec. II, 1850
This is to certify that the Undersigned, citizens of
SoutborO, Woscester County, have the premium I'm
proved Churn of Messrs Gill and llnghas of Ohio and
having the operation of said Churn Cheerfuly state
that taking into consideration the simplicity of the chuln
the with which the work performed, the short
of time occupied in churning together with the cheapne
and durability said churn it excels thing have be-
fore examined in the form of a rhurn.
A P. WUIPPLE, NIXON BALL.
MEGES BREWER, PETER BREWER,
CHAS. N. BREWER, ORIN NICHOLS,
JOHN NICHOLS, WILLIAM COLLINS,
PETER p. HOWE, JOSEPH JENNlSON
The subscriber is ready to complete the arrange
with those who DESTROYS of engaging in the bus
mess of making and selling of the improved Patent Chun
Off g. Tilnhhast which took the premium the State
Fair of Ohio in October, 1885, Those wishing purchase
rights fot County, STATE. the New England STATES, will
obge by sending in their proposals Immediately. The
subscriber would like Especial partner wi six or eight
thousand dollars in order to enable him alone jointly to
manufacture Cfurns for all the New England States
NJ Address, postpaid, Ii. G. FAY. Cordavie p. o +,
Worcester Co, Mass. janl3-G
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10 Let.
Bermuda Arrow Root.

very superior article, warranted pure just received
N and for sale at the lowest prices, wholesale and
tail, by l. I. LAZELL, Apohecary
janl7-d&w3w No. POI Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
SELLING OFF AT
REDUCED PRICES!
GREAT BARGAINS IN
ROCKS, STATIONERY, &c. &C.

A8ONIA7' . 4 n = n IN liz - . q . Q
1--WE rnbscbe being DESTROYS ofreducng his large Stock
4 OF Books Stationery, Blank Books, Periumery and rich
Fancy Goods lowest possible amount previous to
removing his business Tie New Store in Iialrngons
Block will offer and sell any Books Goods in Store for
two weeks at such
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
POSITIVELY NO DISAPPOINTMENT!
The Clothes are Bound to be Sold.

The Clothes are Bound to be Sold.
p ARE re pectfully announces to the "Pecple"of
IN. Worcester. and all the adjacent towns that he shall
sell his very extensive STOCK of WINTER CLOTHING,
at IJ BARGAINS II in order make for
thing pretty big, which he has in contemplation in the
Spring.
No person should neglect this opportunity procure
0VERCOAT,
which right for almost every thing desirable comfnrta
BILE here in abundance. Some of them of the most
elaborate Workmanship and fashionable style
have also ii great assortment of PANTS worthy of the
of all classes. good many them heavy,
lined, and stout, but they all step ont, for
sell them all Also good assortment Of
VESTS, adapted to the season. together with great
black Satns, fancy Silks, Cashmere, Italian
Cloth, and all the grades of Vests, all Of
which intend shall march ont, before March comes in
The usual of Under Shirts Drawers, Green
Spencers, Umbrellas Overas Gloves, SUBSCRIBERS, Hand
kerchiefs, Stocks Common and Fine Shirts &C. &c. and
abundance ofwhich ALWAYS hand for sale Whole
sale and Retail, at the LOWEST PRICES
| have also on h nd good variety of PIECE GOODS,
for sale low by the yard made up custom garments
order, with ''NEATNESS and DISPATCH.n To con-
cude, permit add word of disnterested advice,
which have doubt will be extensively appreciated and
generally followed 1t this-do fool your money
away upon the stuff found in other Stores get all
our CLOTHES and BARGAINS at
No. g. 6, Merchants Row.
dec24. dwf A. r. WARE
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BE SURE AND EXAMINE THEM

Ladies in of any kind of Silks will SAVE DOL
LARS by purchasing this time Portsmouth Hose
quality for 81 l-2 cents.
BAY STATE LONG SHAWLS.
The remainder of my Stock of Bay State Long Shaws
will be closed out at your own prices
The Largest Size and Best Quality, yds Long and yds
wide at $3.50.
My entire Stock of de LANES, will be offered from
IL IL to Is cents.
Anmy rs cent Kid Gloves, marked down to SO cents.
All my % Cent all Wool Flannes g II
My entire Stock be closed 1t is impo sbe
enumerae all the Bargains.
Those who called on during the last four weeks will
bear smony of the truth of our We contin-
this sale with the determination to EFFECT THE OBJ
thos who will call and EXAMINE our Stock,
AND PRESENT PRICES!
will find it decidedly their advantage to purchase at
this time
Those who will obige by calling EARLY in the day,
will receive attention, and be able
advantage. G J. NEWCOMB,
City Store, No. 1872 Main st.
Worcester, JAM Z, 1851. jan7-d3wis
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Cravats and soarfs
Attention. One and AL.

IL due the subscribers that are not settled O
"A Or before january 18th, will be left with other hand
for collection.
jan9 dis3w HALL & THOMPSON
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MACMILLAN. Williams & Co.

Stores. No 2 Piper's Block. 27I Main st.
and thu cid stand, I7S Main st.
Worcester, Jam l6, 1851. jqnl6-dwtf
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Soda and Rochelle Powders,

c NJ my own manufacture, constantly on hand and 70
" sale IN any quantity. LEW is T. LAZELL,
JAM dts3W Apothecary POI Main ST. Get
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We will not be UndersoId.
Repairing Done in the N attest Manner.
Va, PLUG TODACCO AGENCY

SOiiA' NS' MA NAitp
Worcester, Jan. 10, 1851 janl3-d6twGt
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Worcester Rank.

4 BOOK for subscriptions an increase of One HI
L a aired Thousand Dollars TO the CAPITAL Stcck is LII
open. BY order Of the Directors
NHY ~. is WILLIAM CROSS. Cashier
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
Copartnership.

TIE suisse ibers have this day formed Copartnersp
under the style OF POOLE Il MILES for the transac-
ton of The general HARDWARE businessi all its branch
es at The Store recently occupied by Samuel Pc lie g. Co
23l Main St. SAM'l, fOOLE
EUGENE T. MILES.
Worcester Jan. G. 1851. la a-dwtf
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ATTENTION.

al 4 4IIE l. AO4S.
lie subscriber having assumed the business of the late
L firm of CONVERSE & CULVER hereby requests all
persons indebted said firm topay same without delay
Grateful for avors hitherto bestowed the firm he re
specially socts continuance Of the the old stand
under the City Hall j. S. CULVER
Worcester July le. 1850 distf
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-02
*Wabash river, Indiana.
Interesting Incident of an American
SsiIor--True Sentiment.

Interesting Incident of an American
SaiIor--True Sentiment.
The following is an authentic narrative, which
we have been permitted to copy from an un-
published journal:
A couple Of sailors CHANGED, upon certain
4th of July, near Amsterdam, Holland, to get
into quarrel with the police Of the city, and
pitched into and upset about dozen of them,
capturing the swords of some, and using the
same pretty freely upon the " officers of the
law and protectors of the peace" II was, of
course, grave offence. In the first place. they
were Americans, and it was the 4th of July
two things dreaded by monarchical govern
ments in Europe. 1t was public and armed
resistance of the law of the land, and the mat
ter was taken up with great seriousness by the
authorities. The punishment was not so severe
as anticipated, yet severe enough; for they
were sentenced to solitary confinement or ban
ishment, one for eighteen months, the other for
three years. The one who was sentenced for
three years was in love with, and engaged to-
black-eyed Sue, !" in Boston, and, before be-
ing sent to Jail, asked an interview with the
director. The audience was given, when the
poor fellow told his tale of love; how he adored
"his girl" how he had picture of her, and
produced the likeness Of sweet, young-look
ing face. He wanted the director to keep it
for him. eff l come back in three years,
will engage on ship for Amsterdam, and come
here and get it; if ! don't, why, send it to her
in Boston--her name s inside" But" said
the director, "why don't you keep it with you?-
it will be safer with you, and such consola-
ton" Jack looked at the picture for some
time, his eyes filing up with tears" No, no
| would like to see it, but cannot bear the
idea Of her portrait being in a .telon's cellr' By
gracious when | heard that nv heart fairly
leaped into my throat. What refinement! What