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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-02
CHIN

g. Petersburg papers publish news from Pekn TO the
4th Of December. The Russian mission goirg we'll
Tho health Of the Emperor had improved. The rebels
were not agreed among Themselves and the imperial
| troops had been victorious them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-02

A STOCK OF NEW JEwE1RY FOR SALE. AT A
"A great sacrifice. for cssh, Ills week Atdrets W.
hsvaid lice - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-02

TO LET OR LEASE-rHE LARGE HOUSE IOs BLEECK.
er suee, very desirable location for boarding house
required rcr business purposes alterations
srt The tenant The Hoe from to O'Clock r
INQUIRE OF p BLANCBEf, 20 SiE.h Avenue, before 10
y. y, -. AK / T. u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-02

CO1 BOwERY.-MADAME wIDGER CT AIRvOYANY
AJO gifted spsn:h lady. unyets the mystery Of fstu-v
love marriage absent fiepcs sickness prcscres msdne
for All cseses tells lucky numbers pro ,ery or soeo
&c sc yoxsry h!Tesp seus.aa - S.escsc. s.rcc.A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-02

At R-wH0 HAS NOT HEARD or THE OEr.lBRArGD
IN Madame PR8W6fKRf She has been consuIted by th,c
ssnds n hs and o ces with esure sAtSacson SSs -
CONFIDENT she - equal ME tells the mans OF your Satrr
wife or hs and; Also thsf Of her vser yon WIN truih
1--WE her cali ~ l Third avenue above Twenty Ora grse
ladies 30 oen4s, gentlcmon 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-02
PERSONAL.

A DynRTIsRMKNT FROM THE LONDON TIMES, on
a llth November, 1882 FCLLY-An going well WIN
immediately as formerly, and give address trust saera
require your signature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-02

ITO LET Oh LEASE-HOUSE, wIrH erABrE ~ vo
Bond street tcr bushes. purposes near broad wsy
larke hoqse NO g Hammond street Three story brict
dc corner OF avenue and Thirty nrsl street. Ssi
cdt house 10y East Twenty street Modern Horss
- Eest hrty rst street Modern House I6s Wesf
fourth thees small modern Houss las kast Fifisth sre
ssy from q 70 u and No Is East Twenty seventh street 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-02


Letters from Naples the Sth ult, announce the fol-
loving as the probable list Of the Ministry
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23
UNION COUNTY STAR LEWsBURG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 49, 1860

s1- Tax Payers aud Collectors should
pay good heed to he cfii,ial Treasurer
aud COMMISSIONER Notice in another
column. All Jurors, Sc, will want pay,
in cash, at the two coming Courts /; but
how eau they get i, unless tue money is in
the Treasury Oar oficers are trying to
meet all dues and sweep # all indebted
ness, this year; aud they can. If prompt
payments are made Of the taxes assessed.
II must be remem bercd that the expenses
OF nc, Elections have been paid siuce last
Court, and that tiU0 Courts occur in Deer,
followed quickly BY Que in Feb. and iher
in Nay a-.in. \ little determined effort
t, pay uP, collect, ana pay in, Go pay OFT
a, ouce, would accomm date al around,
aud save trouble aud costs. Remember
-Iud ac,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23
L9tU,

A. her family friends in Atlanta Gs., 18Th inst Miss
MAhf ELLEN WOLFE, ed-.t daughter OF the late
Samuel and Catharnc Nofa, 4 LSI.tur-. Miss WOLF
LEFT home some ~reks since hoping fud rerf from
the progress Of Consumption. in miid-r climate She
leaves many deeply attached relatives and ac9uantan-
ani every evidence that sAe La, joined the
Of the redeemed in heaven.
A; G-zsvi ., IN, Ioh inst eyed years, HARRY sou
Of Henry aud Margaret Il mail, formerly of L-Si.aurg
At Honolulu. (sanIwieh Islands - sept. in c'ne-
ounce # reo-,eI by i!l from hi horse three
weeks Ir,vi.u-, E,y. Dr RICHARD aEN>TkpNT lie
a native of ME~eDsyilie, Horth'd 60 Pa which Le
Ie:i for Honolulu. a Missionary IN lss4, I'D vas at
his death on. OF the leading OtrrT- ia uu.nt
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23

Wil,iamsport was recently disgraced
with vulgar pug'listic performance, BY
notorious truisefs-the speculation, how
ever, one Of Its papers says, did not pay
expenses.
Martin Leu'z, aged &c years, was found
drosDed a, the mosth of Carpenters Run
near Muncy, Friday last. His mind was
impaired, aud his death was probably his
0Hn act
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23
Theo s. Christ, r n.
PIsYssCEkT a.G: sCGGECT.

&, GraI Iuais q ,as ,I.I--l Dl--.r & the Cn;'er>
.i'y of P,nrs. i-a''zs
OFFERS hiS pr fe~.i "a 1'""s 70 'he
I! people Of Leaisburs ard surrounding
country.
To be found at all hou-s day sra n'cht-
when not professionally eneasea- 81 h's rihee
on Market 81. between 81 aud l,h, opposite
Schrever & Browns Store.
Lewisburg. Nav 81, lsto
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23

old Established Drug Store.
" MiLkEf sqIiEE, LE"igtRG. Pa.
srrEA The undersigned respectfully m
W form their friends and the pabiic
Eta generally ihar they have purchased
* the Drug and Chemical oio:e laiely
owncI Uy F S.ChLDWELL.aud have on hand
large assortment (ind constantly RECEIVING
fresh >uppIIrs) OF carefully selected
DEDJ3, MEDICINES,
Chemicals Oii>. PANT, ,NarnI>L hes. bye >'pfiS,
Window Glass, Brushes, Ccm5>. Stationery.
Fan y ArucI~s. SPICES, Penumery. Ache
Patent Medicines of the day-Pn-.
Coal ard Fluid Lamps, Lamp Globes-Fresh
Pine OIl. Goa UIi ant Burning Fluid always
on haud-FUEE WINES and LIQUORS
FOR Medicinal Purposes. Also the test Ha-
wanna aud Principe >EGARS, with a complete
assortment OF SNUFF and Chewing and Smo-
iin- TOBACCO.
Ia hort articles usral'y kept st sstahli-hm"nt
sale Ht fair .ir-s-
t. tI-ir estat t>n' nj sbrre thI tr supplied with
pure. ire-l aud rriate aEte.'- Eeas"uNh'- terms
rre.rTitiyus CareiaIiy cola Gadcl sud pat un With
patch JOHN tiiii>.
l., si-t1rs, sept g. 1870 v. P. b. NtiN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23

BY Telegraph-Tharsd,y, =, Pm
In consequence If a suiien ",an, PiH,d
Bi"|'s 'o-ioy suspended Peeie payments.
This event should crea,e no alarm. as our
Banks are generally in a safe Condition.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23
NR. DAVIS, DEPURATiVE, or

DCompOult Extract OF Juglals kesia.
l. Unprecedented 10 Of sr-cfula and al shEou!s
JauHde- ITopy. bronchitis. Chronic JlUgh, ThrCA a.,
sitbH< ci Blood iu-Pi-Bt tvnsgf1f ton Neuralgia,
h.1U Ulc ard intamstoTy Li,-1l2tig CostTs Halls,
-rs H-sd-c- by -TsA. D.ziur.s. &.EEsus AlScfioE.
'hr1Hic -rguiu.ous Eyc- md Es-. OAfouic Glen
dusr hr nts hit- -sein sold and obstinate
crTs, VI rcs-iA Lrrs and uptlut, N9dss swell.
n Tie bon-- Luiu.- Hating c-r Of the Fare Nee and
Ll Malignant Eating Ilorrs q the MCuth, 1cnsGe,
Itroat ami so;' Ia ale, Iv-ar. BsrieT Itch ard Dr.
sEt>- - TEE ssN ~ri all 1s-s-rs All ing from I
FUEE sTAIE % 1AE ELoD. vAeher hereditary. soquiT-d,
nr -outraeta III" goat popularity ~hirh this Byairs
bic rrm-iy has atta.ue j. owing its inirrsc merits
not 70 Lr Efforts 81 IL prapfrlor L. l. used b. all
c.as; and Thg.i-a1s ttrau-.rut the ouTiry hsviBs
si'n--ss-i lie ~ondsIili ALTLkATiVE ANDCJK MA
Cct IL he various cHEu, iiss.sss, Lsi I, .ixis -
ErcauiLleLd itss -
y.lu'H-E asp he c. rtr.r'yE-
of'e~ ani Depot, ~ Esas = PHIl.ILifHiA. vlss
Or. Davis b. COu-uits q on an,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23

.~ri oserpeck bAs oP.ued Cigar
N,r,b u s.. near Market, ii Il.
y u,..sr', bl.ii'ns)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23

,.-s,uos nu-,h continues business
.r; .,ari Of Harsh X Hutchinson,
-, Block, cJraer Of Fourth ald
us-ksi So .-..-.------------
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23

sGy-T detaie un Tie Secession ones
'ion, we understand stands postponed IN
nj next Tuesday evening.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23
isIN,S DIRECTORS,

Bank # N,rftimJ ri1af.-Iohn I. Packer,
Wm. Forsyth, " IN. II. Waqlr>, \. t. Kapp.
Jes {. NpIian D4Hlei BDuIgIm, Jas. *.
DAVIS, Charles K Paxion, Samuel +. Brown,
pauIe! Hem, PhuIP Shdy, I,ha {. smuh,
John ID. b gaT.
BaI,. II L~rSjurg-Wm Cameron. ioSeph
Npxel, Charles Guiykun>J, John VI. Hon.
John B. Linn, James Cr>wel, II. e. Wolfe,
George Gross. Johnson Nai's. Dr.. :. SJrn-
hecker, Geo. W. Chambers, shen >piseimoy-
er F ] Schcch.
Diale> >qy,ag Institution. Lewi>hurg.-H
p. shelter. John Cru>. grove. / II. g ,, tmau,
Leyi S,eruer. l.. > B acS. Charles Peauy.
Martin Dte!sbach, PhuIp BInmeyer, Dan.ei
Long.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23
To Persons cut cf Employment.


Estate Of ELIZABETH BAKER. dec.
4 DNlNI>TRATOR'S Where
y a. Leuer> Of Administration On the
e>,a,- @, E.lzaDrlh Baker, late cf Bul7alce TIP.
IN Union county, deceased. have been gran
ted 10 the Gnder>rgued. all persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are reque>-
ted 10 maks immediate payment; and those
having claims against 1t will present them
properly authenticated fur settlement to
w y BAKER, admir-
Buiialoe To, Nov 20, 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23

.~or legal yaung friends, Hayes &
s.offbe law and it, profits. Office
:. ,..,oi storey IF CdamberIin's block.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23

,s,.yes G,,l-, on the right principle
w.. pssr Niils-ehoice Woodland
v.p.+.g,-aui other matters OF
;..s,s.,. m.r Re found among our Dew
,3rsr,i.susDt, this week
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23

NOTICE is hereby given. that Letters
~ OF Administration uu the Estate Of Ms
CATHARINE BOWER, late OF Kelly Town
SHIP, ,tnIon COUNTY, dec q. have been granted to
Ihe undersigned by The Register Of Unlon coun-
y II 4 Je form ui law, therefore, AL persons iu-
tstjrd 10 SAID estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having any Just
CLAIMS are also requested 10 present them !e-
sally authenticated !or settlement. 20
CHRI>TR GENBERl.ING. \ Atmin'r,
Or g h. ANY, >hsTL II. Uhw IL, Le~.souTs.
Nov. !, 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23

~'le "...lAmspor, "Bailerin" has
'-.''sed Que column, aud i. here,
" De Published weekly ru,,e4d of
n'. 'S'y' by VsnGeldtr & C.mph,,l.
'-''g Times" ha. again suspended
u eucoursgemeut. The "Dcm.
70 De enlarged and improsed.
r.. ~ leave four respectable weeklies
'1'P'''-'wo Republican aud two
.'-iD.l enough for the benef.
J.. ! ''''''' or of the putiic. With
=, '.s S. Cue at Nuuey, aud the ono a,
'a''', LycomiDg county is well
!, .aiieiously served with newspa.
! "'is si1 would SO arrange ,ba.
a. a be issued every week day. i,
:,S., :, better for al and enable them to
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23
GREAT CURE OF s,EoFuIA.

The following letter from highly respected n.rltsr
= tie > q Frisb-. affords strong s.id=be.
great up-G.ori;y o -, DlFrBiIIv. slLsAPsEn.A
aud -sL-ArAEIL-N NII.CEE we'll Il. .ass
s.s-.eiaes ia general i.r sefofaIa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23
Slifer, Walls, Shriner & Co,

Manufacturers Of Buliock's Patent Mower
and Reaper, Buckeye Reaper q Mower. par-
linc's Patent Horse Power, Wilson's Patent
Fodder Gutter. Rich's Paien, Iron Plow, and
Michigan Double PIow; also, Stoves and Cas-
tugs of all kinds.
CeHtrai Eoandcv and Nrehiae Shop, Cor.
ner I,ir'h aud .NHko, streets, Leuis.
burg, tnion %, Pa.
Tur o $50
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23

VI >-r- Patterson If Juuilra, Bail If
Enc. Davis Of Indiana. Armstrong # Ly-
coming, and Gordon Of J tfsfsou, are men
t"urd IA connection with the Spe4ket,hip
"i The next Peuu'a House Of Representa-
rgcs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23

sa-Tbey have some immense eounric>
out West. Sioux Cry, Iowa, gave l.6
votes for President, aui the whole county
-5S-Sioux county l. vote, y BrIeu : |,
C.rrykee II. and Gas II.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23

:. ,.s--, - A"' -.-.-->--- - - - -
soo ye,Y Advertisements.
r, oserpsck has op.ued Cigar
49, % North ii s.. near Market On Il
y ~, gs,,.r'. baaIl'os)
.suosl IIursh continues business
=. ID .raud Of Harsh x !iu'chinsoo'
.n,o'. -, Block, corasr Of Fourth aud
g.rEsi SIS, --
.-o,r legal yaung friends, Hayes &
c-R.,,io. fir their services to all, IL
I.sn. If the law and it. profits. Office
:. ..t..,.,ui storey IF Clamberiin's block
,s.y., c ,al-, on ,heright principle,
VIM. Deer Niils-choice Woodland
:. W., B.f.a,-aui other matters OF
i,,s,s.,. n.g be found among our Dew
,4,.,.i.,usDr, this week.
nrJ Wilson sa,a.r, for 0erly of this
,,1,s.ek. i. elected C.egk Of Stephenson
e.. H.. by large nj ri'y.
Bspi F. Harding, E-q, late of Tuuk-
,,rnock. was chosen >f"aser OF one
t-.bch Of the L--i,A'Gra of Oregon.
ro,e Of tie Penr>y'r4nia Lincoln
r.. t,. taep Informed shat they eau
..T.i,, ty rurning Judas and w.
,,,f f,-B-l, Ne 9I ut knos that
,t.r..;,o ,..rr," we're threatening d.,
~ NJ. Iaf V.ss,uSr
- n UIr.,,.,..,
-. .p-.,IU..'.m...,
.,a ,,,.. ,,s ,x,,,i,,,,
49, "''...:''...n.t.r..iy,,,., ,so...
.I-.4... .,,,., ,-., ,..nr,,.
10 law '--~
W. u u -'7'' '''N ''''
u 'oF i''F'' ''''' -
- pun '-'- - %
- '-- ''-
-''t,'
k-IhanksG'Toc, lhnF>iiy 81 mex
''--
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23

The above i IcTtrait ci p,'ii NCrearv If Napier
TWp, Who on th 3lst o. August Na>. mad af iavt
before Ju.r- G1ry that h. treated the 4
C,NC-E hy thre pm .can- of o. i'pr eunty and ty Dr.
N-ton of TIE tr-ef~ COLLEGE, Cincinnati. flr period
~ nearly eight months rota i.h-ausiuc which tif t,
ls7.s. and prf.a = as ~ .t-.t saftriy .rtl4
uof1f lie Lad -v-u az al no uirn b. hrNri q the
-I4i Se.rri-r and wss IuIus- o. frs H. FSHr bot
t-- curl Tin. ali although -aiy d. a-ur-dI th,rs j.
DO question uut % be- l.ta' a'Ials din- saNaa his life
II. fuli psTtcusr- Ul .i- rsk .hi- may BE-
iu Circular &, lc bat % suy q .H- A--E--
Ne slso rrf.r o. Gee OF Nru-g BaA q Elsr'un.
Arr1.frlug co. q. r4s u; e-a ECLA a:i.r osg. uI4b.v
T. gs' oui - b-,. f.T t.r-- y-sT--
The 81 .ay II Ar-.uvi.'c. Cirarfrd Co, 40
vas also s:ii-f.i ttA >--af4ia it It. r~t Q rm.
20 The c,~- vI tiarc- N-i-- rr.liu- IN Csrr,fovn,
Car'ifia co. - no bail af.ictei ~its taucsr
that t -t be- entire n-- %, an hss slTs.,
tsssi'l-. ;hAu u tr-s-s's
flc IHrtcuisr- Of these rsscsersfv ore % vhirh Sas
rur,si rs zee l.- % tts fI ~ssralsr--n-y ai-0 l.
found u Circular 20 b h-d q rut - rh. Agents
q. u. LfGnN. Proprietor.
Iat1-af0rv fr the tur and sss. near the
Penn Ea.I-asi h~foi Hp'IHiHyshurc. fa >oit - :.
V. afi. L~g s'.ar-: " r~iELt Han :. uiNo-
Road: Rgiy llmu, sirrsh. fargsrsviii~: taumlnz-
L w-tm-r. H1rt.~tau; E,---il. sifiituhur=. l. :.
st,uiu,. W!ulzII. sEiI4l- wa-en-e-r, seiEssro'-.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23

A-A corresp10ieat writes Us from
" ne Iowus1ps: News is a scarce
nc 10 tbs place, or | would send to
~ leu " 'To. The excitement at
'--'S' upon th- Election has sub,Id d
n, /" a.'-ao,arnlug creations now are,
aHis Luco.n, ma ,rity ?" and, Have
,ta.. your clrn al We believe
'-' Ias ueSs am,nr our farmer. gen.
'.l' ih's pleasant weather. But little
L = % lhe mountains yet.
Es Showing this morning.
e lie 4 gus saw some friend Of l. D.
-'a0 elaid cot pronounce his Dsme
''e''! AID publishes the fact. |, Is
-'' = lard uume, truly. but spelling
- OsiSeeu his supporters aud those
,A' aIi Doug. WI j >bos that Lin-
'''sO's Jgu'd lii Li- name quite as
- -'l ai,ts would theirs.
W. '1rrr J. a standing reward
VI go br auy "Fu-l,uIst" who
-'Ie the uau be voted for a. Prrsi.
e Iced not spell" the name, only
Ds vas, aud what were hi, prlu-
" 'ae Question of Slave Code. Sc
w. &c. That Fusion wasthe greatest
party ever iDsen,ed,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23

fa-.tE.i be rememhcrei that the Cen
II ias-r ior the south half If Union
nl1'y arclei to return the names Of
aden', 10 Nes B.riln aud the South
''d- 10 ssch pace. however, qualified
--=l', vo'ed. Here, the adeerse opin-
d Of :" ~ aud honest officers lives
's' ." persons Eao are not rated even as
..abilsu,s
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23

tS-A ii''ie sou Of Robert Ntf, living
q NJ F'co'h'ru', farm in Kelly towr-
fA rlar,Ily lasr, WIS in a stable with
itr,a. aui moved iJsari- II, heels, when
q ANNA. kicks! he by in the face aud
"a! sli ai'erssrls rr4mp-l ,n b. bre,,',
-.s'Iug dreadful wounds, under which
L 'rsa'hel some hours, when death came
: ..rslsf
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23
~.

,.,,,v NoRyING. Nov. %, 1850,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23

II PREVENT TOE-NAILS GROWING 1910
II FLE,u-A freud who hl. trrrd It
,aumends pairing the middle Of the
=. until it can be split in two, when the
Il, will puff up an! crow - the center,
,.a.iDg the sides from The pressure. H
a.; ]. WORTHY Of beng re-rubLi,lei.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-09
THE OLD LADY AND CHER INTEREST "a

THE OLD LADY AND CHER INTEREST IA
venerable woman, who is the owner of three
shares in one of the banks of Boston, has so
long received semi-annual dividend of FIVE
per cent, that she was of the opinion that she
was entitled TO fifteen dollars every six
months, aud was always prompt to visit the
institution for what she called cher interest"
The last dividend was only four per cent, and
when tie lady called she was paid twelve dol
lars, after signing the dividend book. She
counted the bills, and told the clerk he had
made mistake as cher interest" was fifteen
dollars every six months, and she had been
paid that sum as long as she could remember.
Explanations were in vain; the old stockhold-
er insisted that cher interest" was thirty dol
lars year; she knew nothing and cared no.
thing about dividends, and all that"-she
wanted cher interest" The busy clerks were
too much engaged to listen the remon-
strances of the owner of three shares, and she
called for the president, whom she averred,
knew all about her rights. Upon being told
that the person she named was no longer at
the head of the institution, she replied, "That
accounts for it all the new set don't know
how much my interest is. l will go and see
Mr.. -" She called upon our esteemed
and liberal fellow citizen at his house. and
stated her case in most earnest tones. The
three dollars short were paid from private
funds, and the woman went home more than
ever convinced she was right about the sum
due her, and satisfied that the "new set" in
State street might be as good as those whose
places they occupied, but they could not cheat
an old lady out of cher interest" so long as
Mr.. - lived to see justice done.-Boston
T'rnnecr,nf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-09
GNortester Daily Spp.

The BosToN ACTUARIAL GARDEN.-Many
of your readers, no doubt, when visiting Bos-
ton, have an hour of leisure, and inquiries
'What shall / do in this hour 2" Permit me
to suggest as most pleasant and profitable
means of Willing away their leisure, a visit to
the Aquarial Garden, on Bromfield street.
ANY one who has taste for natural history
wILfind here numberless objects of interest,
and will see the forms of animal life that hitler
to he has only read about while any one who
has never cultivated taste for this class of
studies will be attracted irresistbly toward one
of the most fascinating pursuits which can
engage us. AS one enters the door he sees
forty aquaria ranged about the room. These
are tor the most part furnished with salt water
animals. A few, however, are filled with the
denizens of the river or the lake. Here are
perch, cells, tautog; the ungainly sculpin the
ludicrously shaped and rightly named lump
hsh, and the sea cucumber. Here are ZOO
phStes, the richly hued sea anemone, the coral,
the brilliant sea cherry and the alga, with
their various tints set of to advantage the
&he forms that rove among them. In the
: kddle of the hail is a large aquarium holding
seSeTa hogsheads. Within this are the bass,
dogfsh, lobster, cod, &c. Here a0dS the shark,
but he siekened and died, perhaps as a penalty
the establishment But his place is soon to be
supplied. A shark of larger dimensions was
expected the day after my visit to the hall
In a glass case are three boa constructors from
ten to fifteen feet i'll length, and a python of
about the same dimensions. Should the pro-
prietor stir them up, and should you see them
climbing the tree, which is in the case you
may for moment imagine that you see them
in their native forests. Let us go now and
see the horned owl But look out! You are
on the point of treading on the alligator, and
he might deem it an unauthorized liberty. Here
is the owl. He has just massacred a squirrel
for his MONDAY meal. Near by are the Penang
pigeons, whose case is above that of the frogs
anu tie tortoise. But what is that loud groan,
as Of person in distress? That comes from
the seals tank. See their bright, large, intel
igent eyes. Here comes their keeper, and
they scuttle up out of the water to greet him.
He bids them make bow, and they do So
He bids them take bath, and they plunge
into the water. Their obedience is not en-
forced by blows, but is won by bits of fish,
which he gives them. 1t seems strange that
the sea is tenanted by creatures so human in
their ways and intelligence. Though obese to
a fault, they are nimble enough in their ele-
ment AT my request the proprietor put into
the water a live fish, and it disappeared.
while you could hardly see that the seals
had moved. l may remark that all the
aquara are @rated by air pumped through
them. l have mentioned but a 1.-THE of the
attractions of the garden let me commend it
to all who are visiting Boston, as one of the
most attractive exhibitions in that city W.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-09

RAGs.-The importation of rags for the pur-
pose of paper.making is great deal more
extensive than most people would imagine.
During the year 1867 we imported 1852, $50
valued at 81, 44S, 125, and making 69,461 bales;
55,59l bales were from Italy, and more than
one-third are entirely linen, the rest being
mixture of linen and cotton. About 200 bales
Were also imported from the free cities of
Hamburg and Bremen. France prohibits the
expectation of rags, and so does Rome; the
lew which we get from Ancona Ia Roman
province) being by special permission, on
payment of large fees. Prussia and Germany
generally impose so high an export duty OH
rags as to stop the trade entirely. The exports
rom Alexandria and Smyrna are chiefly col.
iected in Asia Minor by agents having license
from the government, and the domestic de-
mand must be supplied before any can be
exported. 1t is the same with Trieste where
only the surplus is allowed to come away.
The Trieste rags are collected all over Hun
gary. We are informed that New York and
boston receive the largest quantity, and the
pace that ships te most is Leghorn, in Italy
scientific American.