Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-24


distance. Whoever forces the door, will
have to rap the trunk 50 as to waken the
sleeper There is an excellent little con
triyauce of Il ring and screw made for
this purpose, which might be peddlcd
about 10 advantage in hotels und steam
boats.
a sjxpcnny sandwich, eaten lcisurcly
in the ears, Is better for you than dollar
dinner tultcd at station
This is better understood in Europe
than in this country, where the Baron or
Madame Ia Comtesse generally has a hand
some travelling case OF cold outlets, biscuit
and Lock, or Chablis, put up-aIi light
and palatable The dinner which stands
as "best erjoyei' in cur memory, was
one to which we were invited in dill
gence, by at old Austrian, Herr Graf,
who evidently understood the sublime art
of travelling and making friends without
iucIrring heavy expenses. We sincerely
trus; that whatever Louis Napoleon may
De, he will draw it mildly on that old
gentleman VIXEN lie catches up with him ,
"iakc with you IL months supply OF
patience, and think thirteen times before
YOU reply once to any supposed raLcncss,
insult, or iuauention.'
Sclfcyidcnt But We admit that i
must come hard on lady when obliged
10 stand up in car y, until the conductor
chances in, because some blackguari~,
without ladies' have got the seats. There
are certain veTiant wrctchcs who think
that clustering tone is 4 sign Of iutcll!
geuee They are soon used up, in the due
course of travel.
"Do not suppose yourself specially and
d,siguedIy neglected, if walters at hotels
do hot blIug what you call for IN double
quick time nothing 50 distinctly marks
the wrll-brud man as quiet waiting o.
such occasions; passion proves the puppy,
Walters often have much trouble them
selves in filing orders. Decent people
are tuOSc " du AIu lCdo' CdusC u COii1 PiaiH'
with servants, and have the least cause Of
complaint given them.
"Do not allow yourself to converse in 4
tone loud enough to be heard by persons
at two or three seats from you; 1t Is the
mark Of boor, if in man. a'.i of 'r""'
Of refinement and lady-ike dellcacy, II
in woman. \ gentleman is not noisy
ladies are serene"
People who can be heard by those
around, are most invariably talking at
those around, and not to each other.
Young man-if you intend marrying, be
certain whether your Amanda talks aloud
before strangers. If she does-brcak it
short off, She will grow up sorrow.
"Comply cheerfully and gracefully with
the customs of the conveyauces IN which
you travel, and Of the places where you
stop"
This is sweetest Of all. Never boast Of
Sour ways" and ostcntatiously show off
your locality. 1t is the very cream of
grcenness.
"Respect yourself by exhibiting the
manners of a gentleman or lady, If you
wish to be treated as such, and then you
will receive the respect Of others.
"Iraycl is a great leveler; take the
position which others assign you from
your conduct, rather than from your pre-
tensions"
All true. Travel is good school.
The time will come when travel as a
branch Of education will be discussed by
all our first eIucationists. -iHiid. Bai,Ha.
TIE GARDNER FRAyD-The telegraph
announced a day or two since that the
Government had recovered SlSO,0O0 Of
the total amount lost by the Gardner
fraud. 1t Will be remembered that 4 DR..
Gardner, some years after the late war
with Mexico, made a fictitious claim for
about $500 900 on the Mexican indemni-
ty fund which claim, bosercd by forged
and fraudulent vouchers, was finally al
lowed, and the money paid over by the
Government. Gardner was subsequently
tried and convicted at Washington for
the fraud, and committed suicide in pris-
on, leaving money on deposit with the
I New York Life and Trust Company
The public Administrator Of New \ ork
( took out letters of administration upon
! the estate, but the Government interven-
ed and erjoined the deposit. After years
of litigation, the principal Of this sum has
been awarded to the Government, and the
accumulation Of interest, about Si0,000,
to the estate. The former has been paid
over to the sub.treasury at New York.
! Two Chicago ''mcdicincrs' got into
quarrel some time since, which resulted
III DR.. Schmidt administering an "appli-
cation Of cowhide" to the back OF nr.
Adam. A suit il Superior Court was the
result. The jury retired on Wednesday,
and returned with the following terrible
"fDd: :" ave, the jury, tiud that the de-
c,pJ,,t hr Schmidt ChoulJ m La ,hrar