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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-05

rur BoySrr Business. Foxboro' h I'M
doabtedly the largest place OF straw manu-
Ssr,urc in Massachusetts,, u not In the world.
a. the Union Straw Works Of the slcssu:
Carpnter, In Peterborough, $50 girls AMI
shout go men are employed, the girls aver
.rine one dollar, and tho men two dollars
rsr dsy. They employ ITO men and girls at
! branch factory at Nantucket, and 400 ut
another in Mcdhcld. They also givc employ.
mcnt to $500 women ousside OF the iscsor,ss.
Their capital Of ths oouPsny, ,ns S 6SD SSVo,v9.
Their sals Last year were 81 ,SWpOo. $io.
600 pcr month & required for the payment
of wages, while some 1000 hats and bon.
no.s arc manufactured per day. They also
give employment TO an extensive box factory
IN the town. But small portion OF tho
straw goods used arc plated in this country
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-05

Ny ear is full Of Summer sounds,
With summer sights my lsnguid eye;
Beyond the dusty village bounds
Hotter in my daily rounds,
And In the noontide shadows lie.
The vild-See winds his drovsy horn,
The bird swings on the ripened wheat,
The ioag. green lances Of the corn
Are tiltiny in the winds OF morn,
n locust sArilis his song of heat
Another sound my spirit hears.
A deeper sound that drovns them sn,--
A voice Of pleading, choked with tears,
The call Of human hopes aud fesrs
The Msceionion cry To Paul
The storm-bell rings, the trumpet blows;
know the word and eountcrsign;
Wherever Freedoms vanguard goes.
Where stand or fall her friends or foes,
know the place that should be mine
Shamed be the hands that idly fold,
And lips that WOO the reds accord.
When iaggard Time the hoar has tollcd
For true with false and new with old,
To ight the battles ofthe Lord
o brothers, blcst by partial Fate,
With power to match the will and deed,
To him your Summons comes too late,
Who sinks beneath his srrour's weight,
And has No answer bat God speed.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-05

BADLY SoLp.-A little affair happened the
other day, which is too good to be lost Mr..
A. called on one of our farmers, and asked
him the price Of oats, and was informed that
they were worth 35 cents per bushel. lie
agreed to nay 40 cents, on condition that he
should bc permitted to "tramp" them in the
half bushel. To secure tho bargain he paid
for twelve bushels, and the next day took his
wagon and went after them. The farmer
filed the half bushel, after which Mr.. A.
got in and gave them most vigorous tramp
ling, contracting their proportions consider
ably. The farmer thercupon emptied the
oats into the bag without filling up the meas.
urc. Mr.. A. rayed, but 1t was no use. Tho
farmer had complied with his part OF the
agreement, and, us IN evidence. told MIR. A,
alter he measured the oats, ho might tramp
them all day.-Jrsey Shore Republican.
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Mover do too much at o time.

Sir Edward Bulwcr Lytton, in q lecture
recently delivered, gave tho following histo'
ry of his literary habits;-
"Many persons seeing INC much engaged
in active life, and rs much about the world
Us if had never been q student, have said
to me, when do you get time to write oil
your books? How on earth do you contriVe
to do 30 much work?' shall surprise you
by the answer make. The answer Is this
Icontrivc to do SO much by never doing toe
much at n time. A man, TO get through
work we'll. must not overwork himself, or II
ho do too much to-day, the reaction OF IT,
tigue will come, and he will bc Obliged to do
too little tomorrow. Now, since | began
really and earnestly to study, which was not
till had left college, and was actually in
the world, | may perhaps say have gone
through US large q course of general reading
as most men OF my time. have travelled
much, and have seen much; have mixed
much in politics and various business OF life
and, in addition to this, l have published
somewhere about sixty volumes, some upon
subjects requiring much research. And what
time, do you think, rs general rule, ! have
devoted to study-:o reading and writing
Not more than three hours day, and when
Parliament is sitting not always that. But,
then, during those hours, have given my
whole attention to what was about.
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OH {. J..
LOUIS O. COWAN.
VOLUME XVI.

night, and you will sleep untroubled by these
pests. Tn the morning you will lind them
full and stupid with beef blood, and the meat
sucked as dry rs cork.
Iced Drinks 1T is an old established opin-
ion of the Italians that iced drinks are saiuta-
nv in debility Of the stomach, and they tend 10
prevent the action ofpestilential cmanations'
Sanen affirmed that, at Messina, the deaths
are one thousand less annually since the In,
PRODUCTION Of iced drinks. In June ana
July. n glass Of cold water on rising,is high
ly 10 be commended.
SEED Wheat. A very superior article OF
seed wheat may be obtained by selecting the
best sheayes and striking them three or iour
times over the side Of an empty barrel lying
on the floor.
No Mango IN Black Hogs. A writer in the
Southern Planter, describing the different
varieties OF swine, says that he never knew
black hogs to have mango. while white ones
are very subject to 1t and sometimes Ole OF
il.
Westward Sheep. II is noticed oy the
Chicago Pres, that 6O00 sheep from the
Kalaman.oo region Of Michigan had arrived
at that city on their way to Iowa.
A dramatic colony would be rather unique
in It's way, but should one ever be contem-
plated. Europe can furnish the material
Statistical tables give us at present IN Europe
Is, ,l4O actors, 81 600 actresses, i'I3 man.
acers oftheatres, while the number OF person.
attached one way or another to dramatic
establishments amounts to s., ,2Oo.
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n The Prince Of Wales must have q con-
.titutiop equal to that Of the United States.
lie is continually dining and driving. receiving
and speaking. Al the table day or two since
at Montreal, Il was suddenly discovered that
exhausted by the fatigue and excitement Of the
last few days. he hal fallen asleep. Agres'
debate sn,ued ss to who should awake him, but
Il Was finally determined to let him sleep hf.
teen minutes. Before that time he awoke, and
the inciden. furnished topic for laughter dur.
inn the excursnon
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-05

GINGER BExR.--I will give You my way Of
making small beer that is the right kind OF
beer, in answer to an inquiry by"A sub
scriber:"
Take eight gallons Of warm water and
one gallon Of New Orleans molasses, and a
small handful Of hops, and boil them in q
gallon and half of water, and strain It IN
with the other warm water. Then take two
large ,easpoonsful of good ginger and put 1t
In and mix it in and mix Il right well, and
then put in two teaspoonsful Of good cream
tartar. Next put in one and half gallons
of good yeast, and mix Ii all well and let II
stand for six or eight hours, or rather till 1t
has worked good scum over the top. Take
n clean cloth and wash it in warm water
and wiring the water out and lay it in cul-
ander and strain carefully bottle and cork
and tie it up 50 that the strings will make a
cross ON the top of the cork. Set the bottles
out in the hot sun for two hours, and then
put them in good cold cellar or spring
house, and let it get one day old, and then
you will have good beer.
Skim before you strain; also, before you
put the ginger and molasses and the cream
tartar and yeast in your water, make 1t
little cool, little more than milk warm
but no warmer, or else it will kill your in
gredients.-COuRtry Ge'lfienidn.
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A Joxr.-On one occasi,n two or thrce
frisnds came down for days shooting, and
m they olten did, in tho evening shey ross = Osd
ont into the middle Of the lake In nm ola
Oupt. They were full Of spirits, and had g
ii.,rd otf one or two practical jokes ON their
Rost. Till, on getting out Of the boat, leaving
him last, one Of them ssvo Il push, and ous
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TuE RAILaoAp EJEcriox CAss-Ysrdiei for
hs Plaintiff. The Jury Of the supreme Cours
this morning. In the case OF Jane, ~; folsom
vs.. Portland. SAco and Portsmouth, naiiroea'
for damages for personal injuries py cs'ns W.. to'
lently elected from car, at Scarvoro ,Ai,,, , .,
~. dsm.rss Al 81, ,yB6. The jury were out
MN, .bo % ,sn hour. J. A. Andrew and !; i.
nsiu no ~ niaintid; d. r. Thomas aud t. Mer.
vim Tor defence.-TfdrsfIsr.
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The value Of this seasons tobacco crop In
Connecticut viii not iall short Of 500 900.
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"Therc's sweet little cherub who sits up
aloft
And looks after the life Of poor Jack"

We approached, as all agree, within ten feet
of the rock, and then began 10 recede. Just
realise that there was only ten feet between US
and eternity. Il Is the opinion OF sea-faring
men on board, that the ship, II she struck,
would have sunk In fyc minutes, for II Is a
sharp ledge Of rocks, six or seven miles from
any shore, and deep water all around. The
boats could not have been got ready. and, u
they couhl, they never could have lived In the
heavy surf. No-if she had gone ten feet far
ther we should have been almost instantly pre-
cipitated into raging sea, where six or seven
miles from land, in dense fog, few OF us would
have escaped. We should have all persisted as
miserably rs did those In the Hungarian
Three seconds more would have tolled the
DEATH -kpell of most, II not all Of us, for we
were 40 enyelopcd In fog, and far from land,
almost no boat at the lighthouse, that II We
had seized fragments Of the wreck they would
have been torn from our grasp by the sea. boil
ing as In q caullron over the sunken reefs,
hours before our fate could have been known
knew there was no time TO run below Tor life-
pre.eryers-which are hung up by each berth
and 50 contented myself with just stringing
up my nerves for buffet with the waves. For
three minutes, l can assure you, man showed
what he Is when he expecting the King OF
Two or three ladies' took Il heroically and
seemed TO draw In strength from the scene q
round them. II was terrible moment for the
captain-Captain Stone Of the royal navy-.br
as VIC swung around, the sails taking aeack
and heeling US over, eyeryb body eIpected 10
feel the grinding crash beneath our feet. ! felt
for him, for all his great rsshness, and gladly
say that to his decision In our hour OF need We
owe our lives. The Rock Is called fasnet hoek'
and upon Il Is the Cape Clear lighthouse
A subscription Is now being taken up among
the passengers for the seaman who hr.t shout,
ell "brcakers ahead" ! shall never forget 70
my dying day the face ef the captain when he
heard that Wild shout have seen distress and
pain In all their forms, but face never Ike
that, 90 full Of horror perfect agony and crusn;
ing responsibility. Theory "brcakers ahead, y
the stopping Of the engines. the escape OF the
steam, and the shifting the helm, oil occurred
In one second. II seemed at the instant % u u
was utterly impossible to stop the ships way
In time to save us but God rules. lie put
forth Ills hand, and the vessel trembling q u
with mortal tear. yielded to her poHer,ai gu.
gines, rececded from the rock, and We were
aayed.
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Tho Escape or tho Arabia.

DR.. Smith ofSprlngheld writes to the Repub-
lican the following graphic account Of the mar
row escape Of the steamship Arabia from sud-
den and terrible wreck on fasnct Rock, Cape
Clear. Of which brief account has been
given:
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puetrp..
Prom the Atlantic Monthly fOr October.
THE SUMMONS.

MT JOHN O. wHrrTtrR.
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Steamship Arabia-ii 4. MI
Friday, Aug. ID, 1850. )


Friday, Aug. ID, 1850. 5
In the midst Of life we are In death. Just
half an hour ago, while standing on the bows.
the ship running IL knots an hour under steam
and sails, In thick fog. hcarel o loud shout,
Gland ahead I" turned towards the captain,
or rather had my eye on him at that moment.
Ills face could not have expressed more hor
ror II he had seen hell's gate open. lie sprung
to the engine bell, at the same time shouting
"hari port your helm" A counter order OF
'stsrboard' WAS given. The captain leaped from
his footing, shouting 30 that his voice was
heard above the escaping steam, "hard port,
in Gods name" His order was obeyed.-
Then turning forward among . hubbub Of vol
ces, shouting eve are lost, ,""God have mercy
on u.s." &c. I saw the rocks not twenty feet
from the ships bows. On their top was light
house. As We swung around II seemed ss "
we should every moment feel the shock Of strik-
ing. The huge swell Of the Atlantic was re-
verbcratiug and the spray flying all around us.
The sails took aback, heeling US over 20 that
the deck stood up like the roof Of O. house,.
Women were screaming, seamen running to and
fro, and above all the captain and lieutenants
shouting so rs to be heard above the shrill es-
Gaping steam, "hard o port, hard, hard"'-
"Brace around the foreyard!" "Let fly the
halyards aud sheets fore and an" stepped
abait the ioremast, to be out the way Vt its fall
and waited for the shock. But
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There, reader, that's the way Mr.. john
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