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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-07
strulInIrg for a Vile, and What Caue Gilt.


fhe Toronto Leader gives The particulars
oi ma,rlmouial romance IN which Yer
mont preacher, as the main character
the denousmsut of which was, how
ever, ANYTHING but romantic to him. IL
seems that iarmer in McH enrJ county,
Illinois. nane.l w had advertised in
Chicago paper FOR wife, which wa- rspli-
Ell to by dashiag young law student Of To
roato, ripe for fun, under the name OF Helen
Christopher warm cores spondeni ensu-
sd, Helen Initiating the hand and style
of a lady anxcus 10 make a good match,
and descriting herself as an orphan of re-
specisble family conpsciions, and of means
residing In Toronto The correspondence
wa 6nuII, broken of by VS. neglect
ia paying his postage, which in CANADA
amoanls 10 something, aud be married some
one in his own neighborhood. But the se-
gueI contains HE piIh OF the story: VS.
father minister iu Vermont, and widow
-rf, by some means got hold of 'HeIen's"
letters to his son, and being struck with her
style wrote to her with q view OF marrying
her himself He told her. that
81 am minister ofihe gospel, am uu-
married, buried nice lille wife years ago,
and have no children 10 tax the attention Of
a companion NV family is provided for
and of my hands Think sometimes OF 'i--
continuing preaching, and OF retiring 10 pri-
,are life My age people judge TO be thirty
five ,hongh am older. am above the
middle size OF men, though not large; have
perfect health. aud fair position in society
My completion is dark. with dark eyes and
hair hair not tinged with grey in the least
What makes ny complexion still darker, I
wear foil beard and mouslache.p
And queried:
May ask my lille girl (ifI may be al
bowed 10 call her SOY if you are Christian ;
If you can slug and play on The melodeon
IF you have good heaIihz What 10 your
complexion
Helen promptly replied, and an. animated
correspondence ensued, resulting IN the rev
erend inviting himself 10 sisii Toronto to OBJ
aain an in,erriew with his fair couespon-
dent This was raiher more than "HeIenn
desired, andt linking il itimpurdeni 10 bring
she old man on FOOLS errand some Elk hun
.dred miles Irom his sIocap habitatiou senl
him note oses another name, pretending
10 have accidentally fouEd one Of his letters,
cad 10 be rival Of his for the affections. OF
Helen, and threatening him with castiga,ion
an case be should make his appearance in
this city
Rev j. w. wrote again to Helen, discIaim-
ing any nroug intentions, and asking il his
rival should exercise any control over such
lady. She then replied that be might
come, when be responded thai be would be
there on ihe 9Th or 10Th Of May. when be
expected 10 meet his ''liils girl, ""his dear
est Helenn He arrived on the day appoint
ed and sen, his "lilsle girl, note, desiring
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cent him, which was the portrait of prom
inent actress. But the eyes Of large party
of "Helen's" acquainIances, who had been
let into the secret, were upon him. He aP-
peared sadly disappointed, being fdgely in
his movements, casting wistful glances at
the passefs by as he promenadsd the streets
whilst his tormentors, for such they were,
could scarcely contain themselves. They
were al his side at The pos:office, on the
street, and even taking with him in the ho-
tel
Not finding his 'liitIe Helen" he con-
cuded TO leave town, bat "she" determined
he should not go until be had learned les
son. With his party OF friends he appeared
al the sIaIion, and stepping up TO the rever-
end gentleman, as he stood OIL the car plat
form, he held ont his hand shouting. "How
are you Va How are you Miss Helen
Christopher z'' Mr.. j. w, became pale
with rage, stamped his foot on the pIanks,
and, with upliiied hands, exclaimed. "You
vile rascal, how dare you play me such a
trick z"
Just then the train started, amid the shouts
Of the merry young fellows for W-and.Hel
en- Christopher, bearing off the discom6ued
foolish old lover, sadder and wiser man,
and who viii probably never gel wife by
advertising.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-07

The TKNDER PAssloE-Th Thackeray eays
that ''when a man is in love with one wo-
man in family, ii is Astonishing how fond
be becomes OF every one connected with ii.
He ngratia,es himself with the maids be
is bland with The butler he interests him.
self with the ioolman he runs on errands
for The daughters he gives and lends mons
ey to the young sou at college; he pats
little dogs which hs would kick otherwise !;
be smiles a, old stories, which would make
him break out in yawns were they uttered
By any but papa he drinks sweet Port
wine, for which he would curse the stew
ard and the whole committee at club he
bears even with the canta nkerous Old maid
en- aunt; be beats time when darling little
Fanny performs her piece on the piano );
and smiles when wicked, lively litlle Bobby
upsels the coffee over his shirt"
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A PSALM OFF OIL.


Tell me not in Inourniul measure,
Oils but an empty show;
For ais eanh's deep hiddenareasure.
Aud a pump will make il How.
"Dil is greasy "OiI doth smell bad'-
SO syihose who have ii not;
So OF old, the poor fox felt bad,
When the grapes be had not got.
No; 10 sIsy al home and srumtle
Is the way % make your pile,
Bat IL hearty rough apd tumble
Dig anJ bore till you "s,rke ile."
Rods are long, and wells ara sinking,
Aud the earlh halt full Of holes,
Slows the signs OF constant drilling
Shows .lhe faith Iha. fills our souIs.
See a, Oil Creek how they rally,
See in Mecca's mnd domain,
In The Allegheny valley,
All have oil "rpon the brain.7
Trnst no aaenrs specious story,
Go yourself and get lease
Drill-drill deep in search~of glory,
Fp.J i, when you ind the grease.
Hits Of greenhorn's oft remind US
We, perhaps, bY patient toll,
Can, departing, leave behind us
QIiie a striking 'rhow OF OIL"
Such show rs that another
Boring atlsr without lick
Some forIorn and Iainliug brother
Seeking, may keep up bis pluck
Lei us, .aen. he busy boring
With the means at our control;
Eerp Oh drilling keep exploring,
Wak a pump in every hole
JSHoRTFsLLow
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-07

'Doctor, want you 10 prescribe for me-"
The doctor feels her pulse. s'There is moth
ing the matter, madam; you only need rest"
Now, doctor just look at my tongue-iust
look atit look at it /! "Now say what
does that need" 81 think, that needs rest
too" Exit madam, in great excitement.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-07

Eocos,Jr. speaking Of blind wood-saw-
yer, says "Whils nons ever saw him see,
ihousands have ses,n him saw"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-07

Schoolmas,sr-eBiI Tomkins, what's a
widow ~
BilI-''A widder is married woman
what ain't got any husband. koz he's dead
Master-tVerry vel. What is a uid-
over l'
Bill-"A widderer is man that runs arter
widders.D
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-07

Clement B. Clay was not captured with
Jefferson Davis, but voluntarily gave himself
up to stand trial on the ch arge of being inn
pIicaied in the assassination OF Mr.. Lincoln.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-07

He was poe,cal chap who described
ladies' lips asthe glowing gateway Of beans,
pork, sour kroui ald potatoes.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-06-07
THE STAR OF THE NORTH
Is rCBLIsHkD EVERY WEDNESDAY, By
Nm. H. JHCOBY.

y IT. II JsIC I'D y
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TER tzS 1--WE Dollars and Fifty Gems
In ndyanrs u not paid lll the end OF .he
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, D. g., Sept. w. 1000
ncAIo Cor FUNDING CERT1FI-

t>n,1pS oE IyDF DFBTEDNESS COMPOUND INTER
EST NOTES and TREASURY NOTEs-By virtue OIL wv
,uhorv contained in the hrst section oil an ACT o.
entitled "An Act 10 provide ways md means 70 s"pp0' ''
Governmeup approved March s. lS'' WINCH pto''u' ''
~. "a, auv Treasury Notes. other obligations
hearing interest issBed nnder any set '' 'ons'e' 10y
,i Of the Secretary fthe Treasury, and with the con
Ia, he converted into any description Of bonds
bv ala act, notice hereby given 20 the holders oi
4 t,;,itreuess which nntnre before the hrst DAY
- t,v NEXT, of ompound Interest Notes and OF one anu
~ ,,r r,asury Notes Of tho readiness oi thi' Depa'e
IN live IN e1change for them to the extent OF ply u''N'
I ir ,er cen. Five. Twenty Year Bonds at three pc
ths. is TO say one hundred donars OF po"''
o Zach ono hundred and three dollars in ceruhcates anu
notes. provided tie conversion Hsde pF'or 70 Tue ' ''
of November next
The IN oychange for such eertihcates sndho'
win bear An interest Of .x per cent snnum' payable 'en
,r in ,si, mon the frst days OF May snd November
and xl BE- redeenabe At til, pleasure OF the Go'ernnem
,., 6ve ye,r ind payable In twenty years from tie hF
day Of Hovember 1858 ,.,
% coccn and regerea bonds issued under this propo''
m - a., ,oo,,pa,i,us Of One Hundred Five Hundred
I o,o sou,npl Dollars Registered bonus OF Five Thou
ssn3 ,,d Ten Thousard Dollars win bc Issued II desired
u,dr,o OF Certificates Compound Interest, or treasury
No,os who dosEe 20 make such conveFsioHs" 'o' "
70 N, Treasure, the Assistant Tressuren the De'ga'ed
sr gapk bioh may to transact tho business wo0'
charge. .
Ierost win b. allowed on Certificates OF lndeblednes''
and one and t,so-year Treasury Notes matued or maturing
urior to .e hrs. Of November 1865 up to the date o. m'
v and when na,nrng seF the first Of November interest
v N be slloyyed 10 thst day.
ou the compound interest not,s the interest viii he com
p,ed 10 November frsi 1865 upon the umoupt oil pcp'
and interest coupoanded tie back Of said notes. nom Tue
period next prior to that da'e
The principal and interest Of such Treasury notes ana oo
cation, will be cousdered together offer for conversion
bu, when aAcr dedacng the principal OF the boNa' aH'
three ;er cent r4sun there remains fractional pert o.
c hundred dollars, this fractional part VIII be paid to the
depositor.
The Secretary reserve. himself the hight OF Withdrawing
this poposa ct auy prior said first day Of November
proyided 6v millions Of dollars shall prior to that date oc
I offered for conversion as Aforesaid
CIRCULARS OF Instructions viii b. ,ransm''edo to the Naou
off s Authorized to receive Certificates and Notes TO "hel
II. McCULLOCH Secretary Ofthe Treasury.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
rE1nIy Oct. l2-p- "

ltoiA!t Oct IO--F. NJ
Gold was steady throughout the day at Ilisa
itl closing al l4l2.
Foreign Exchange is steady but dull. Bills at co
aays On London are quoted at lO90Io9i for Com
percal 1881 0l09l for Bankers; do. at short sight,
iI00Jlci; Paris at 90 days, 5lC40j.z0; do. at
short sight, 5.l405.l5; Antwerp, 5.i7l 0520; Ham
burg, 35l 036i Amsterdam 40s a Al Frankfort,
4os o4lt; Bremen, rs! S79; PTussian Thalers, 7C2
OH.
Godbearins Government stocks do not main
sain The extreme prices of yesterday, bat Gro at
quotations. State stocks and Railway mortgages
are steady. The miscellaneous shares were all
bower. Canton sold at Al, and Cumberland Gt 462.
The railway share market was much excited, and
fhe amount Of business large. Cash stock was sold
very freely, and the market broken by the
mess of property forced to sale, under pres
ture for money by parties overloaded.
At the Public Board D-ces were lover aad the
kesire 20 sell strong at the Second Board the
market improved and there was general scramble
20 buy stocks. Eie rallied 30 81 IN advance o. "a
Michigan Southern, 75i Cleycand and Pittsburgh,
90; and the balance ofthe LIST wes very strorc. Money
was much easier al the close, and balances Of
tCIeA NctJt 10 DIbhtI5. ! ho ItphlHB pi4ct3 hetts
y. Y. Central l0I4G l0ii; Esie. Qi20Jli; Hudson
River, le. alO8!i Reading, ne30ll7; neLig an
Southern, 769sGi; Cleyclond s. Pittsburgh, 7s2
a79; Roe; Island, lOSi 0l39i Northwestern, 3l4
e3lfi North Western Preferred, CJ.0G5l.
Money continues active at per cent, and in
many cases something over in tho fayor Of gold in
terest or "legal tender upon tho return Of tho
Joan. There was good deal Of scranlbDng for
money by weak houses and parties Overloaded with
BiOcks.
Commercial paper passes lesst-csly. Bcstnimes
are per cent; second rate, 500, and fair, l90l2
per cont The Secretary Of the Treasury IL soundly
berated in some quarters fog lis supposed interier-
snce TO make money deaIcr. Mr.. McCuIoeh Las
not besitated 10 express tho opinion that money
market tight enough to rofise speculation and re-
suce the premium On god would be f0g !ho bsnsdt
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

HOwRs g. MACY, BANKERS, 80 Wall-sireet,
New.Yori. Gornerly officers of tie PsTk Bank) -Four
per cent interest allowed Oh deposit.
The buiaess Of Tia house is lie same as IN Inoorpo
rated Bank.
Prrsoxs EEErEo AccoUNys may DEPosrr and DRAW
ss they please and will be allowed Interest On t6eir
da.ly balance at pcr cent.
COLLECTIONS made On any par: of the United states
OF Canada.
OIGo,s for the PURCI,sg or SALE " me various
CoycrnueHt and other Stocks, Bonds and Goid prompt
ly executed for the usual commission.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
CRY or NKvg-} orE DEPARrNgST or tisAscE,
toMtER LLrE's OFPICE, Oet. = 70; ,,
PROPOSALS FOk SG0,O'0 CROlON RF.S'
ERyOIR BONDS Oh TIE CITY OF NE"'l oi'h-

sFsLFI PROPOSALS for anounis Of OF BEES than pluW
esch viii b. received 81 Zoo Con pro rr office until ~
bh l. October s 1885,. Gi ocorH ,. m., wien tl.
.n. Vim be pu icv ouered for the whole or any part oi
me ,uni Of sixty Ihousand Dollars OF Srotoi hestse'
Rond ofthc City ofkewYork' authorized Oy Nhape' "'
Laws Of 1914. = . ..,
Tie s.d bonds viii bear r,erc.t $, e az o .I per cent
snnum pay, bic quarterly, and ths Ii'ncph "li 3e e
, and for the Redemption o. tas City D-bt. ,
lhs pf nosss viii state r amount OF BONUS d''fed sD
iSe M 1o.a accepted VIII thscupou be Teqsra 20
deposit With lo Chamberlain the Gums a"Sded 10 'heh e
o. -seu.nr % The Comptroller tho receipts Of ne Chem
lr ~ of such deposit the psrr- VIII be Titled 70 reeei
rn ff .cnsi am # tho o." o tn suH A~ad'i
to H., .l bearing utere. froli the IA OF paytned-
t,b f-op5.a ,torl b. seaei aud hdorsrd ropo.a- oI
Crr on fr..fv0ir R0lds O. tr City of Newi ora Woos"u
In second rus@lope, eijfes.-d 10 ths Coprtro"r - =,
e slt b. received TO fej "a my of al OF TIE Dds the
t.ferr.t. vi tfr GorpnIlticu require r.
MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
y,nmiiy Elnrhcts,
OR LIVING EXPRE3tS iS SyW-yoRK.

OR LIVING EXPREst5 ~ SEW-yORK.
FRIDAY. Oct l3-P.
Below we give carerully arranged ana com
rlete tables revised each seek. showing .hc co't oil
nearly MI he ordinary articles " food beside some
Oiher household expenses. Oar quoat 0nB aJe the re-
rail uiices asked by Fulton and Washington MerLct
dealer and downtown grocers. street rnd sidewa.k
eers of stale cheap articles ual sell for less While
.he up town marcs end gr0ceymen charge more q an
qroicd Vegeinbles hUits. and meats are cheapest al
Washington Mnrket--lsa at East Fulton Market
whio we cannot cJort decline 10 any Important ar
tioes of e0nsumption there s ylt ac IDee in scve
al tz., Eggs J'ouitIg. Game, Fsh, Fruit Cof'e,
Eucai nrd most Y -ctablcs Four, Better and Carcse
ne iirmer, but they nave rot advanced much during
tbo SeoG Goa il also siih at quotations.
gIsEAD AND CRACKEKs.
Cent? Cent
Wheat Bread loaf 5al0 Crackers. Bos'n, pi6i5a20
I've loaf ...... l09-lSOda, ~ ID ..........l2a4
E1tra Pilot n 10 -. l0u l2 Butter b.....--..l5Ulb
Cgackefs, sweet, I, rbl6d2 Graham. y ID is
GiugsE sgsps, 4 u ,%ga2@iidi.k B'ieyit Y p.,23aI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

TRAVELLING CREDITS on MeSsrs. j. :.
4 MORGAN Co, LoSDoN Successor to GEo;
EUROPE and the EAST, issued by DABNEY MORGAN
Co.. No. 50 Exchange plsre
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
Clrr o. Nv YORK DErsrrxTSr or fISAscE,
CoFPIzoLiELs OTFcr, Oct. ? lb@
PROPOSALS for S5O,Oo0 NEW AQUE-
4 DICT STOCK Of tie CITY VI HEWYORk.

SEALED PROrOe AIS will b. received q tho Comp
,fo.rs fr@ until WEDNESDAY Oct is 1855 at o'eocs
~ the vii be- pnDhcly opened Tor the woo
or asv rirt of the sun hhy thonsand dollars OF New
Aqriut stoos Of City IL New YORK" authorized by
Ch.ptef 5si. Lave = 1853.
Tho si stock viii beer interest 1t The rate Of sir per cent
pcs auiui. psy.be quarterly ard the PrincIa WI be -
dc-d on f. DAY a August 1885,, ifom tie susus tund
fsr tie redun ttloh of The e - debt.
IN, proposis will lnouut Of stock desired and
tho ,ce per bundled dollars Aeeot ana tho persons
ho.e p.oposs arc accepted tueeupon be required to
deposit IN tho Chamberlain tho sons awarded to them
Ecsgt lively - -,
IN rrrsentng,o the Comptroller the receipts fthe Cham
bri,i ior ~ deposits, tr parties viii be- entitled receive
e.feses equal afnoruia NJ the VI ne oi tho sums
swaded 70 them, De- ring interest from the ds-s OF pay
,,
sch rro,osni should b. sealed aud Endorsed Proposals
fr Sew AGdsdnct Stock Of the City oi New iork aid in
cos.l IN sroouI nv-!ope. addressed TO the ConpolrI
ne rst Is reserved 70 reject any all Of the BIDS tie
siATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Coup,roller
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

OFviCg on AKA Anm0SDAcE CoNPLsV,
10. ~ WIlLfiN sT.. MN ioRK. 5opt. 81, ilb'. )
TI'HE A,ELECHON oI DIRECTORS
Il oi ,hi. fompauy val tske place on MONDAY, Oct
23 1859 Il tbs ofice a. Il O'Clock A.
Gro. " PRATT. secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

A CADEMY Of MUSIC STOCK.-A few
N shares for SALE TO LEE Apply to CoUDEhI
BVOIHER~. No ~ " sllst.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

OTyrcr or THE HESwooD MIxEs
No WALI ST.. NEw.YoRE Sept. - 1863
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
y Hoard Of Director. Of THE HENW0OD MINESst a
mot M, held on the 2gh instant called an lNSTALLMbNI
Of TWo DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS share on .he
g. p. Stock OF ia. aid Company payable 10 tho Ies.nTet
Of tas Company in NewYork on the 18th Of Oeto9er i''
u '-' F' JAMES II YOUNG.
e..,.,,,y aud Treasurer Of The HenwOOd Mines.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
f'fry or Nrw YORK. DrFAETNEsT oY fiTAscr,}
CoxgTEoLLEH's CFYTcf. Oct ia3. y
PROPOSALS tor : 100000 CROIQN AQUL'
I DUCT bOHDs of the CITY d SEW-fORA.

grALFp PROPOSALS. wi'i he 'sc~v-a q the Comptrol'
le.lfc until ESDAN Oct. ~, lBa, rt clock p
b. the stnis VII he publ opened or be "hos"i any
pss N lr su of one lndrrl Thousand dollars 81 IFson
-eol,e Bafds Of tie Cly Of Kew York. authorized BY
Ihapier 2o3. Laws of 1855.
TIE sid stock win besr interest a. the rsie o sir pei cent
rr ,.nu1 psyble qusrt.Ty and principle viii b. re-
de,no on he fret day o. August 1901 iroD the Sinking
Fond flr a. REDEEM ptinn Of the City Debt
ne proposals vii state The amount Of bouds desu,d and
tn prcr oue hnndred dollar. thereof and the persous
whose possis will thereupon be required 10
d, POD with the Chsm1ean tho sums awHiedt TO them re
~, ctIYc,y. -
o. pr~s.nng h~ CorrrtToer tie rfcfrts q 'hs Cham
bfra. Zoe fuch deposits. the parties vii he "pfd TO re-
3 lds e egua sou0s Il n" pr Nalnn Of the sums
aG- ~ % et beadns ufrf.si non Tie dat' of ayu-us
EscH fropnal sod 0e a-d aud indgI'ed ffonosal. lo
Crc'o nttart bord. of the ty %; NrF t9rA arh IN
oor second uTsiop~ addfrs-ed ~ TIE on trorr
The ish lafsry~l 10 rrec; or al Of h. bd. uthe
interests Oi lie orUor .iioL TfguirT H.
MATTHEW 4 BRENNAN, Comptroller.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

onion. p! pk k.....37t 80
pgss'cy. Z. bunch. 2Ga
par 10. Z bl1ch.. sac
iprrger at.l. = loz J71.
Peppers. I'd. g tch 10
r1- i.cs. ? itJS2 7J6e3 ~
lofIf0, b bEsl l2aSl ~
rotatorsPiTs..--.@J @JS-J
p.t0t1c sweet. 2.
pfck .-...-.--..- 80 fiV
PotatCes, sweet. p
bns.......Si 81 10 81 75
Pumpkius. caCh.--..ly325
I.laisAcs. 1lsok q bch.4G3
lAlishcs. q buucI 2
Sage 4 l'Aymc. Fl.h fE5
Siuor-n ant. ;. 10 .lOe 4.
annaoh. y ! peek 20 as
uaahes. Marrow,
esch. -....-..---.lj = -
llcmsioes. ~ 40 ...- 20
'Tonstoea y Peek ga -
Tr atoes. E
hl,h ........si 50dsl -
fuIDips. ? ! peck -20&2.
iurAips, vel, y u. ~ $50
W,-1r Cress, Y %. l1Gi2
'g1Ls.
Hone. strained. y 4
in iuf'lc .-------. 80
.Ir40seGe. 4 gI.-...IGG 81
y .oaroni. = H.. GOD -
Mii.. { quart.....-.. 10
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

The earnings Of The Eric Railway for the month
Of September were:
lsG5 3i5, $50 52 IS5i 81. .3OI COS 70 Incsf50 II
The Rome, WatcrtOwn aud Ogdensbursh Bail
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

y Ngckerel. XII s2 JJ4sJ 20
lOyNCr1, common stew,
u = lO0....Si 950S2 %
10, ster', good eiewi7g,. 80
y y lO1....:- J0Lj3 W
Oy. icrs, Saddle Rock.
o.. p 100. ..$3 'IG 20 W
iCyaters, picked. 2
4 100. ..s3 roGf ~
salmon. smoked, 4 n2s q ~
Salmon. g.chcd o,..o,
~ ih...-........-.tp ~ n - -
lStad smoked, Z 10 -llG y
} lScallops. T. qt...-...J1G G "
, 1865-11-14

intervals of few years only, until the
day of his death a period of ffty-eight
years. From 1909 to 1928, he was Sc
cretary of War, when he went out of Of
fee with the tory party. Prom 1880 to
1841, he was Secretary for Foreign At
fairs, when he went out Of office with the
wings. On their return, in 1916, he re-
sumed the Seals Of the foreign-oHice,
which he held until 1854. In 1851, Lord
Palmerston, then Home Secretary, in the
71st year of his age, became prime min
ister.-His administration fell IN March,
1858. but in 1859, he was again called to
the position of First Lord Of the Treasu-
rv and head of the Cabinet, which he till
ed until death ended his distinguished
and remarkable career.
Lord Palmerston married in 1889, the
widow Of the fifth Earl of CoWper, daugh-
ter Of the first Viscount Melbourne. AS
he is without children, and his brother
died unmarried, the title becomes extinct.
Lord Palmerston was said to be a skiIful
tactician, and often a brilliant deba'er,
but his efforts as an orator were less dis
tinguished for eloquence than for practl-
cal good sense. 1t is stated, ever by his
political opponents, that he has held Of
fee with more general acceptance than
any English minister since the time OF
the great Lord Chatham.