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NEW RElGHT ARRANGEMENT
Between Worcester s. n. Y.

NEW FIR EltS1T ARRANGEMENT
Between Worcester s. n. Y.
Commercial Line of steam Propsllers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK
TRl-WEEKLY-uSUAL TIME is HOURS.
Goods Transported BetDeen Worcester and NeiO York
Lou, and with Equal Despatch, by an other Line
xk~.s THE BOATS OF THIS LINE .gm
-RE5e.a@ will leave Providence, from Fox Point -
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, Il FRIDAYS and
New York on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, Il SATUR-
DAYS, until further notice.
Freight taken for New York. at reasonable rates.
This Line connects by arrangement with the Daily In
land Line of propcerS between New York and Phadel-
pha, and the Semi Weekly Inland Line Baltimore at
all times When this inland route is open, Goods win be
taken, at Providence for Philadelphia at per foot
and for Baltimore per foot Usual time between
Providence and Philadelphia 40 hours and between New
York and Baltimore, 40 hours.
philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forwarded
from New York by any other lines, so directed,
rates.
For further information, apply to W. H. JoURDAN,
Office of Providence and Worcester Railroad Co.; Isaac
odel, Pier No, Is N. r.; W. P. Williams, "A Broad
way, New York, or to
BUFFuM, Agent, foot Of South Main St.
Sept 2 1868. d&wtf Providence.
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ANHANGE OF TIM E.-Commencng WEDNES-
a DAY, April s. New Worcester and Lincoln Square
O M n / u u S

. NJ n / D . >
will follows
Leaves New Worcester,
AT 81 o'clock, A. NJ, 8, A NJ, Il 2. NJ, 4P NJ.
Leaves Lincoln Square,
At y O'Clock, A. NJ, L, NJ, p, and 6, P. NJ.
Leaves Harrington Corner for New Worcester, min
utes after leaving Lincoln Square.
Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday Evenings, the omni-
bus viii leave New Worcester at O'clock and returning
leave City Hall ut 8, at the close of Lectures, sc.
SUNDAYS.
VIII leave New Worcester at 10 A. NJ, and l P. NJ re-
turning at the close of meetings.
NJ Fare each way, q 81 cents, ap3 diff
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BY the present arrangement for running passenger
trains the New York and New Haven, Hartford and
Springfield and Western Railroads. passengers have the
advantage OF day and from New York. Albany
Saratoga, and Nvwport-leaving either terminus in tho
morning, and arrive at the other in the evening of thu
same day. Passengers aud baggage conveyed free of
charge between the Boat and Railroad Station Prov
dence. ISAAC II S0UTHWICK,
je19 d3m Prov and War. Railroad
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GREAT INDICTMENT TO ALL. =
W All young men energy and ability, in search ofem-
ploymen, ard possessed Of small capital of from 10 to
Sl2, will do well to call E. Bowman, No III Hanover ST.,
Boston, up stars) As he is now in want of Il Is
young men, to engage in light and agreeable business at
which person of strictly business habits fail to make
money Young constantly making from $50 to S75
per month"; All letters addressed above prepaid with
postage stamp enclosed will be promptly attended to-
mch1 dSwfrn
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GUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.--
- This celebrated Fertilizer where has been fairly
tested the last year. has been found equal and in man
cases superior to thc best Peruvian Guno in its imne
dlae effect aud more permanently beneficial to the andf
1t is adapted any soil in which there is deficiency a.
Phosphate which often the All crops are benefited
by its application
II IS composed of ground bones decomposed by sui
phuc acid, to which is added due proportion of PERM
Wan Guano, Sulphate OF Ammonia &c
tor SALE with full directions for u.s. Bags of $50 lbs
saco no charge Tor package All bags will be branded
above can be procured Of
LEE SPRAGUE 4 CO..
Ng.... g.
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2 0NDoN EMERY.-lO 1000 Casks, warranted
IA the best in the market.
MORRILL, & CO..
feh2s Exchange St. Boston.
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Gxprfsses.

Isss4ssassE, LEONARD,S EXPRESS,-To
- and from Boston and intermediate places by
Nils collected and paid and all orders attended to with
despatch AK f- 4, les AZ
lxss4s WHITCO NB.S WOP CES-
sS7s TER AND FITCHBURG EXpRESS-Be-
tween Worcester and Ftchburg by every train stopping
at all intermediate places. Packages forwarded Notes
Drafts and Bills collected and paid, and all orders attend.
ed to with despatch Office of Mechanic and Main
Streets Worcester. noy29 diff
r-1s@ss5s=zl ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
49,. ..ss.s WORE ESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
Packages Forwarded, Notes, Drafts, and Bills collected
and paid, and all orders attended TO with despatch.
Packages and small Cases forwarded and other Express
business transacted at FAN River Mansfield, Attehoro'
Taunton, New Bedford and Nantucket Mass; BRISTOL
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich Kingston, Warwick,
Wickield, peacedale, and Wakefield r. Ii and Stoning
ton, Conn. OFFICE, Am. House, Worcester.
AbASSAGE ONLY $50. FROM LIVER
II POOL TO B0STON.-THOMpS0N x CO., Agents
for GBINNELL'S wel-known line Of Packet Ships, cou
tnue issue Passage Certificates from Liverpool to Bos
tom at the low price Of $50 They also issue Drafts, pay
able at sight, the Belfast Banking Co.. and its bran-
ches, and Baines Brothers. Liverpool for 81 and up
wards, at S. the Pound Sterling, and charge for Com
missions
Passage Certificates, Drafts, &c. can always be had
Of s. v. X. UICKC0X Agent
for Thompson Co., Waldo Block, Worcester.
my9 diff
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Orofcrics, &f.

MAPLE HONEY nice article just received
I'VE and for sale by BROOKS u STEARNS,
5y2 diff s Front
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MAPLE STREET
DESK MANUFACTORY.

= - = ~ = : Y = 2 a y Il y II 4
The above named Establishment is now prepared to
make to order,
Office and Counting Room Desks,
Library, Office, and Dining Room Tables Bookcases
Counters, Druggists Drawers, Show Cases. &c. &C. Ut
short notice. and OF good style and quality as can be
found in the Country. Every piece work win be made
of Kiln Dried Stock, and warranted give entire sas-
faction.
LIB. Furniture Repaired and Vanished in the neat
est manner liberal patronage is solicited and all orders
promptly attended to.
Rear Of No. Maple Street, Worcester, Mass.
/ my22 dtf =. p WKIGiIr. AGENT
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~ Bermuda Arrowrootj Choroform;
Cubebsi Carb. Magnesa;
FLAX seed; Nitrate Silver;
Bvnzoc Acidj Confec SIENNA;
Opium; lH Squills;
Elm Bark; Gum Arabic,
Elm P0wiere1j Lac Sulphur
sweet spirlts Nitre; Sugar ol Lsadj
Chloride OF soda; Rose Water;
Borax, Sup. Carb. Soda;
English Limit Cream Tartar
Warranted free from all impurities and for sale low h.
L. T. LAZELL, Druggist
du 20l Main St.est
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LEE SPRAGUE h CO.,
mchZ0 diff 10 Main Stroct
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T no IDENOE q WOhCESI Elk Re &c
II, EzEssssszsssstl SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.--0N
sxsss gs s and after Monday, May D. 1854, Pas
senger Trains will leave Providence and Worcester fol-
lows
Leave Worcester at 100 and Ills AM, and 345 PM
Leave Providence 7.2O and Has, A. NJ, and 4,05
Pm
For connections with the Railroads leading from
Providence and Worcester and with the Norfolk County
Road at Blackstone, Pathfinder Railway Guide, pub
lished by George X. Snow Boston.
THE STEAMER PERRY, to and from Newport, runs in
connection with the Ills A. NJ and 1145 A NJ. Trains.
ISAAC II. SOUTHWICK, Supt.
Providence, May o. 1858 dawtf
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1854 $50 is@ mitaf9Has tiiasaa.i
f fssi74 s4is 20 aa@ s'ss
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CANCERS CAN BE CURED

NJ Al communications strictly confidential. .
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-11-01
ss.lsl @ From the NewsYork Tribune. !.
Scene in the Office Of the Oommis
si0ners Of Emigration.

Looking over the columns Of this Jour.
nal for the past fortnight, we light upon
the following marine item:
"Bark Harvest arrived at this port yes.
terday, in forty eight days from Liverpool
Captain Crawford reports having expert
enced westerly winds during the whole
passage. In hurricane on the 1 lth in.
slant, latitude forty degrees twenty min.
.utes, Longitude sixty.three degrees thirty
minutes. thirteen steerage passengers were
washed overheard, in trying to get aft after
the ship had broached to.
Short and to the point is the foregoing;
no sympathy will it excite; the terms in
which it is presented are too much like the
tabular statements Of the weekly bills .ol
mortality to move the general heart to
grief-the reader reads it and passes on
to the next paragraph with simple indiffsr-
ence. But there are hearts TO whom il will
come like the knell of the last hope
homes where it will fall like Egyptian night.
crushing out ell that is fair and beautiful
in existence upon esrth, and making q
desert OF despair. where erstwhile bloomed
the fragrant flowers Of hope.
In conversation Win ME-. OdSSeivs OF tue
Office OF the Commissioners Of Emigra.
tion, he related the following case:
The other day portly gentleman ol
sixty years or thereabouts, whose face bore
the index Of his benevolent heart, came
into the office Of the Commissioners. Fol.
lowing him was q neatly attired, good
looking Irish woman Of about thirty five
years Of age. Tho old gentleman walked
up 10 my desk, and striking heavy gold.
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.,s'sss s 81 81 i;i.,. hsv ona evsn;n .
- s 49, s. s.. "a 80. 4 aa,f,l .,.v ~ wind os,
-:.ss:s 8. - -. s.i.s ..,..a -
s - s;s;n;s ys. .s s.h;,s @ nrs,,, cras, i @ !,
..sys .sn i, = ,s,:,;oaI.s e
S..sSs!,x 49,. ass.;a ~ : sor,,;ssA
WV s0on ue.aneu upon olu'Se-uo"i;
thonel&hOoring channei.
Ii vas JUST before sunset; and the rays
80 a. H., aod .,nt a. ~, -
sysrr4seIIZ isi,n "',y uey sotT. .t"e," ~ :,
sne Weas, but the nignt was ciear sn0
besd6sdiss and smart land breeze soon
fss'-ss 49, -. - -
wv ss0sse, - '"' a"'s
q INA iAporImasted craN we nave spo.
ken ok.
80 "a. - = - .s.,s., ,h.n,,h ,ha ,;c,;n :
eue ee'e
eSSe4el hsds dshlrds q ana rthe oroer' came
Rom the quarter.deck to put to sea, As
soon g uttered, almost. the command was
ohpyedi tshs tiny .schooner's sails were
spseed 70 shs wind, the pilots voice was
s s's.sl and promptly hss1s sna the
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!, -
neaoed cane upon the noor with masksd 2
emPnasls' ns demanded: . gssse esl'
"Where are the eCommissionersJ Imuste -
see them as,9.s Immediately n = ss. g. sas
replied that the Commissionofs Wer1sos
not there, but If he bad businsss with them: :ss
we coulo a'sena 70 u tor nim. With.en.seS
o'nsr rap OF ms cane upon the hooFs hssVs
saio: sa i.saiI,
ell, SIR, iney ought to be here thens szss
tney ought 70 oe mere. Wmt else 90 zwe ~
want tnem for' II they can attend TO thelE q
business .nemseivess stsass : Z
~oulu us IN. In vsln 1It lse g - = :
..nPs 10: 10 ieas1n WIN nln' 90 Lsssnlm pfo-sss
:S As e"o.el e.ely uaohsns suE =
'"s' Hau anu ".s 'ane Deoom'ng mose empnetao. =
..:,i-s foo. o.au locAi"g so1 neh %
9"iuion' al.u "s1s YOU 70 sHnu snsm Ios
neri 20 you nesr1 : van, .yoa 20 8 : ma sss
,,s ~ "sn IN Inc,nsl rap 9. mn caes ~ g
'"euru,siy' si.. .ss-ss. s.sas.'s 80 81
..ns Mna' snip are 'ney coming ins" asss
s.sr.
fnd ,hev,. 10 LII ..u sns %
T,,..;n :. -. .h su.r = ssgauy = q t.lsss.l
no,, .ho,,,d 80, +! 81 8.
fore The shin srr;vsd. sn., 49,.
have cared for ,hsm NM; ,,. ...s.y s.
.Wsl sbs did i'm. no., ,. a.. Z, :.
shin had arrived !, h,oLs -, = ~. 81
fr;.nd m.nd vo,, .,,,,., 49, ~ -. Z.
now" - -. - =
I ou;a,,v ;nou;,sa -h., .t;,. 49,
in? 81 81
The reply was. ssThe Rark He,r..t ~.
i took down tho man;fa., IA 81 en.,;,,sf
10 that of the s.R,rL Hsrv.ss ~ ;,,...i,s3 5,
the names Of the children
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l The man who spelt eoiies kosy3ys -
great at photography, butfhsy ihsat him ID h
Cincinnati. There II assign il lWssAstnul
Row: ss III ss,. az - sass.fss ss ,i.aAf
"Kaiks, Krakers, Kandes s1na Kanlsa.is
shunnarys, holssalss and rsealsss - asosss xisI
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BY N. JAMES w. LIE CATO. .nU SO
l~M'Aot happy when smile, p aa
Or wien my voice is gay; e,a
Eosiin my heart asadness reigns
Whichssteals my life away. es
The gayest song you hear me sing,
s. s but q dirge TO me,
Ind when | smile | hide distress
Which none but God can see.
a smile may sometimes wreath a lip
HiSyhsn joy is far, away; @
md ilowsfs bloom on . sepulchre,
sisAbovs some wanting clay.
a rose, all withered and decayed,
Sonns odor will impart,
And sihiles.will linger long around
Is AsCfushed and broken heart.
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beheld the well-known habitation of his
master, with its comfortable little stable
near by.
The breeze in the bay had increased
very sensibly in the last hour, and the Red
Bird, under shortened sail. still stood gal
lantIy on her course. Lille dismounted, ,
turned her horse over TO the care of the
only attendant at the little cot, and repair.
ed to the window with the glass-to catch
a parting glimpse of the little schooner. if
possible. But the vessel was not in sight;
and the maiden retired to her couch, with
a prayer for her fathers success and
safety.
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: Our enemies come nessef sthe tssih NJ
their judgments Of ssthsn ~ 1ota euer
judgments of ourselvsa. sasa sel;ss
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Fsen. he 4 Pictorial Drawing Room Companion.
THE WHITE CHARGER:

-. ! 8 fs's or, THE 40 e
sMUGGLER AND HIs DAUGHTER.
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THE EMBARcATloN.

BY FRED HUNTER
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..s......ls,.sY0ftrg.
a,LFromo the Baltimore Weekly SUM-
! An NOT HAPPY WHEN SMILE.

BY N. JAMES W. LIE CATO.
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Economy IS the parent OF integrity, OF
liberty and of ease; and the sister of tenn.
perance, Of cheerfulness and health; and
protuseness is q cruel and crafty demon,
that gradually Involves her followers in de-
pendence and debts, that letters them with
"irons that enter into their SOULS" strew.
ing life's path with thorns that pierce to
the inmost depths Of conscious being.
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The Lieutenant had been prisoner
three days; and upon each morning, al
about the same hour, the fair apparition-
that lovely form. upon the graceful white
steed, still came and went before his win
dow. Vernet was in love! But he was
still close prisoner. and he had not the
slightest idea who was the being he had
80 suddenly become enamored Of. nor did
he know what was to be his own fate in
the future.
On the fourth day, his inanosata did
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-09-27

nothing, who never, in all their lives put
together, earned the value of one of the
pins thai help to fasten their luxurious
dresses. So long as the world stands,
man, in the spirit Of chivalry, (often times
the true one, but too of,en false one, J
will yield to woman the fruits Of his toll,
andfrequently,alas his own better Judge
ment Of the right. 1t behooves woman,
therefore, to attempt no undue advantage
OF this strong principle of affection in
man. Let her go back to the primitive
days OF our wise mothers for pattern of
truth. Let her resign flirting and her
over-dress. Let her bring up her own
children, and above all, fit her mind for
tho task, that she may give them cram
pies Of industry and knowledge, as well
as precept; and all this cry of hard times
consequent upon monied pressure, will
give way to healty, rational state of So
cieiy, of work and money enough for
all"
" A long speech for you, Uncle Mat
thew" said l, warmly shaking his hand,
but what you say is nevertheless wise
and true, and God speed the day when
our city women will learn to think and
act and to know and value the true
meaning Of the term Lady,"
Amen - said Uncle Matthew.
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CuRIos1rIEs oP ScIEScE- Wdikisg
on Red.hot Iron Plates.--Prof Pepper.
recently delivered lecture in the Poly
technic Institute, London, before large
audience of mechanics, in which he re-
marked that the setting Of the Thames
on FIRE was no longer joke, but reali-
ty. BY dashing small bottle Of sui
phuric ether with few particles Of metal
potassium into fat cistern, a bright
flame was produced, which illuminated
the whole place. He then laid down four
plates of red hot iron on four bricks, and
ons Ola attendant. walked over them
barefoot, without any injury. By wet
ting his fingers in ammonia. the PROBES
sor dipped them into crucible Of melted
lead, and let the metal run off in the
shape Of bullets into shallow cisteFn OF
water Scientific Ameyiean, f
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Amen - said Uncle Matthew.

TUE TRIAD.-The Chinese secret order.
called the "Triad," has been so frequent
ly mentioned of late years in our accounts
from California and the East, that no
doubt many Of our readers will be glad to
know something Of its character. From
a recent essay published in Paris paper,
ca cd " La Patrie,' it seems that the Chi
nese name Of this order is Sauho heel, and
to say, of heaven, earth and man: TihheH
is distinctive badge to be worn by the
members, when they dare do so. 1t is
blue silk scarf tipped with thread lace,
but as they are always opposed to the
Tartar government Of China, it is rather
dangerous badge to wear. In some
provinces, however, they are sufficiently
numerous to brave the government and
wear il publicly. The Triad, like all the
other secret societies of China, constitutes
a great political conspiracy against the
Tartar dynasty, and they are now the ac-
tive and vigorous propagators OF the IN
surrection. The number three is the mys-
tic one of the Triad. Their supreme di-
rectors are three chiefs. and Triad MEM
Der displays the nuulbcr wherever he can
in his actions. Thus he takes his cup
of tea with three fingers, bows three times,
reaires three invitations to be seated, etc.
The Triad dates from the usurpation Of
the foreign emperors, and the Tartar
government is more severe towards its
members than those Of any other society,
because Of the wider rsmifcations Of the
order, and their avowed and unconcealed
hatred Of the Tartar race. They have
their meetings in California, and where
yer else Chinese may be found. Their
statutes are written upon scrolls Of linen,
which at the least alarm of danger are
sunk in the bottom of deep wells. The
details Of thei organization and working
are unknown, but the ceremonies Of init
alton have becE ascertained.
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ExPIosIyE WRII.--The Rsi6;,Io D.c.

EXPLOSIVE WELL-The Buffalo Dem
ocrocy says that singular occurrence,
resultingin a melancholy manner, took
place recently, in the town of Hamburg,
in this county. An Irishmau was engag-
ed in digging a well, and after getting
down to the depth of some eighteen or
twenty feet, found signs of water very
perceptible. At last he struck his pick
through thin layer If slater, and with q
noise like thunder, sufficiently loud to be
distinctly heard all over the neighbor-
ht99d, stream Of mingled gas and water
to the depth Of ten or twelve feet OF wa
ter. Gas still escapes profusely, and the
water is in constant and violent motion.
resembling large cauldron Of boiling
fiuid.-Seientifc An,ericdn. ~.
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Musr HAVE SEBAsroPoL.-The Lon
don Times ,dulges in the following re6es.
tions: -,
"Until we have taken Sebastopol we
have no right to assume that the powsr OF
Russia in the Black Sea is annihilated ;
but whenever that great and necessary
measure is accomplished, we may be dis
posed to lope that Russia will yield to the
irrcparable blow, and accept the conditions
arising out Of the ulterior results OF the
war" '
Sensible Bull! Web not the slight
est doubt Of Russia yielding to tue ire
parable blow " as soon as Sabastopol ista-
ken-but not sooner. H-.
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Discovery OF THE ORION OF SPIRIT
RAPPISas.--Dr. Schiff, Of Frankfort, Ger
many, read paper lately to the French
Academy of Sciences, in which he profess
ses to have discovered the mystery of
spirit-rapping. His attention WAS called
to the case Of a young girl, near whose
person noises attributed to spirit-rappers
were produced. DIR. Schiffs observations
led him to conclude that the knocking
had taken place within the body OF this
young girl, not outside and he has shown
experimentally that such noise can be
produced by the reiterated displacement
Of the tendons Of the long muscles Of the
shin bone, from the sheath in which il
glides in passing behind the external an
kle bone. aE
The Doctor must be awarded the palm
along with Faraday, who discovered the
cause Of table turning. The Spiritua
Rappcrs, however, claim that they car
turn tables without touching them, ane
certainly all their ppings cannot be
produced by shaking the muscles Of thu
shin bone.
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IN ADVANCE
N UNI B ER 81

IN order to CRAFTY them, we subjoin the
following recipe:
lake two ounces of fine white gum ara.
bic Powder-put it in pitcher, and pour
on pint or more boiling water, accord
ing to the degree Of strength you desire
and then, having covered it, let it set all
nlght-in the morning pour it carefully
from the dregs into a clean bottle, cork
1t, and keep it for use. A tablespoonful
OF gum water stirred into pint Of starch,
made in the usual manner, will give to
lawns, either white or printed, look
OF newness, when nothing else can re.
store them after WASHING.