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, 1863-03-28

Recovery Of the $afe+ With The Uonds,
GeF1llrAtek aud Checks.

IFrou the Baltimore San OF Tuce1ay.1
The robbery Of Adam. Express. OF Wedncs4
day night last. IN The Northern Central Rail.
way, between Cockeysriile anu Parkton, WAS
one Of the moet ntiroitly managed that Ills nc.
ct-reA In this 1.cighborhnod for some time
On the following morning the robbery was
klorn i1.this city, ard immediately .omu Of
the most eApcrt detectives went LII search of
the safe which had been stolen from the train.
and The large reward offered made It an OBJ
ject Of considerable Interest to thpsr who
were engaged in the search On Sunday.
st.1re uf The people sc-iling iu the vicinity Of
Krbh's Paper Mil, between Whitehall and
PaFhton, Joined in the Search aud Mr. Burns,
with one Of his nrighbors, while walking on
the bank Of thu r-,ce Of that n.fll, discovered
IN impression on tho ground, which had tho
Appearance Of having bcen made " soma
heavy object. They followed tue marks bQ.
short distance, when they found the bank
scratched, ~ il the object had fallen iu:o The
rarc, and i sho.t search discovered the saf. at
the bottom. Assistance WAS obtained, and 1t
wns soon taken on the ba,,k. When ,aken
on, o{ the race 1t had a 11sys white pocket
handkerchief tied around It, on removing
which, it WI. discovered that the d,ar lad
been blu"n open with :,unpoWder, and part
Of thu fuse sill remained In the lock. The
Government bonds, certificates AMI checks
we're all there. saturated With water, but the
money, so,nc So .ol0 iii Treasury notes aad
gold coin. was Conc.
The safe was brought to the city yesterday
ami received by Capt. Williams, the travel
ing agent Of the E1p-c.s Company for the
FhiladeIllA district, which includes The North
r1n Central Railway. The snfu was found bat
short distance from th, railroad track. aud
II >lrdge- hummer and cold. on the bank
Of the t,c- near by, though they were mt
used in tl*. work ol opcniny the strung box.
TAere WAS also found j earpct-bag and suit
o: cid clothing in the Immediate vicinity.
THUS FIR no clue has been obtained to the guilty
p:stics. The railway track cso.-e. The 1uil-race
In question, and before reaching it the speed
Of the tn.iIljs reduced TO the ratio Of three OF
f,ur miles an hour. After crossing the race
there is 6 curve, and then comes thu bridge
oscr the heldwA:ers Of the GuDpawder river,
and the speed i not Increased until that
bridge Is passed. the whole maxim; distance
| Of Two miles. 1t the Guupowler bridge there
| are worknlen enplored day and night, and
| the guard. are thrown out for considerable
| distance IN each side, 10 That II Is supposed
| the safe WAS thrown from the train i.I,ncdl
| ately after It passed over the mill rart bridge
| The safe has been found and returned to fhs
company, hut the matter il rtill shrouJed II
mystery, though no effort is relaxed to tract
tic nuthoFs Of the rohtrry.
, 1863-03-28

--n< rrv.rnfs OF our Ffg+t-1}ritt+h -tfo
10 block Rdc Runners.

i,ALxr4x, March 2G.-Thc steamship Delta,
f:om 81, Tl.nala5 7.t!. inst VII l'cTnuda 9oin:
arrived 10 day The I. 5, ship yanasrh.,l. ,ha
1ltt in,, The Governor uf RarhAdue. In.
,;tcd Ad:niral Wilkes to dine with lin, hat m
,e Latte: deGi1e gEln a7 t ts1soa M,at t.I ~ tb ths
,;rste FL,r;da a ftw days previously:
Acnlr:al wilkc. has transferred hls nag !. 70
~ vanderbilt, The aehu.e h.. ;''as Tas ai stes,n sa
f-:s~,,r ph1fn,l. also two British steamers, the
Arlcs nd another unknown, q bioekhdc run
her. ,.n +v,
r1orIad. runners II they attempted Il, le'7c
n. rort. Tie Aries started on the ltth esl ~
eeEs the Paat1ion 1 Of ,nl Adnt5' ,ha e.ptsa TIA
for | 1r.1,ecton, wlicl, was afforded. The vaa. n
t.l6 i h; 60 .ss day ,s. Il, H. ~ III? e i1
ph,tn1 conyovcd the tYu blockade runners
out III Was,usett did not follow them
, 1863-03-28

DETAILS AND INCIDENTS or THE
EXECUTION.
a Warning to oDesecters-copperhead.
in Trouble.

Special Dispatch to the Chic.go Trib6nc.1
ISrtASAPot1+, March. q, 1863.
Robert Gay, Of Company D. list Regiment
InLiann Volunteers, WIN WAS convicted, by
eurTt-.artssl. In this city, snnc time s!ncc fer
de.cstiun to Ike enemy, tAk;ug tue oath of ID
1cgiancc of the 5outhrrp Conf'alerac!, and re-
turning here as u SPY, IVES shot at a:'out three
o'clock, this afternoon, near Barasiie's bar
rnks.
Two men were selected By lot from each
company in the sist, making twenty tn I'll.
Three. guns uere loaded hy Lieutenant. ono
lalf With hlanks aad one half With Minnle
balls. The guns were then handed to
tho men, without their knowledge, which
were loaded with 5z!1s Of blank. The prisoner
was brought out, aud made few renia.ks,
acknowledging his guilt, bat said he dit it
with no criminal Intent, md only for the Far
pose OF enabling him to get out Of tbs army.
lie supposed that hc was to be shot rs IN
example, and e1herted his fellow soldiers to
stand ty the Government, and net to foilow
In his footsteps, but to profit by his fttt,
said tina, be was not prepared to tlte,
and it IL thought that he expected 70 be
| parlonct. up to the last moment.
H. wAa bljn1fo1dcd, and .at down upon hi.
coffin, when, at signal from the Lieutenant
| the soldiers fred and Gsy fell dead. eight
ball. having lodged In his breast, any one o'
| which would hare killed him instantly
lie enlisted In Clay county, in this State
! aud served LIS hospital steward Of lis T.gt
| ncnt M to the time Of the battle at Rich
/! nsond, Ky,, from which place he deserted te
Gen. Bragg. He has 20 friends In rhla
coantEy.
| The descrtc- Reuben Stout, who recently
killed an officer while attempting to nres
lin, at Delphia, In this statc, has been arrest
I'd and lodged In jail at that place.
SIX. Hm.nIsan, who was yesterday arrestct
for cheering for Jea. Davis. stencvail Jack
son, and the Southern Confcdcracy, in com
lany with Brsless ". Hannah, is son OF sh'
! late United States Minister to Prussia, and l.
now Deputy Auditor Of this State.
, 1863-03-28

PORTLAND Me-, March 9;.-The steamer
Bohrlnia, from Liverpool 18th, and London
derry 18th, has arrived She brings one days
1ater 1cMs.
During the wcdding ceremonies Of the
Prince of Wa1es, stTcn women were crushed
t" tcath. Upwards Of 100 persons had limbs
broken. Several riots occurred. Tho streets
ths: rpi,.t Of the hayonct.
The piEHtc -Alabaina has been spoken by An
English ycssef, and reported haying destroyed
81 American vessels.
al; the independent members Of tho Coun-
Gil Of atate ot Poland have sent ir their rcai3-
Ella hlls sent dispatch, staung tf1t whatever
may te thought of the abstract Justice Of the
demands Of the Poles, the Emperor Alexan.
der can Listen to no oytrtures or terMs of
compromise so long IS they continue In armed
tnsurTecti0E.
A cabinet council las 1'een held In Paris to
consider what action Nas necessary In regard
to The above dispatch
4 Cracnw telegram OF tho 10th lust, SAYS
that preparations are being made by both the
Pules and Russians for great tHattlc.
The London 7i,n<s says, '|Adriccs from Pa
rts state thnl the cause Of the reduction OF the
.Ate Of discount Of the Bank 0f France |:
from AMerics. The further reduction iu t4e
rite Of discount was checked by farther
downward movement in cpnsols of the 12tt
iEst,"
LATER
LnSDoS, March at IL said that the Eerl,
If the Car Of Russia to the letter Of tho Eui
pcror ofFrancc, Is a rrfnsa1 on the part 0
1sussi1 10 mike any concession to rolnd, o
II accept Of anything short Of the uncondi
t:nna' submission Of ttc rebels,
The InsuSrectloEary forces Ct Potand a.,
committed ut forty thousand
Tl!t ship Prince Of Wales, from Melboarnc
rsports that shs wis brought to on the 23l 0
February, lat 80, long. Il west. BY tue Ala
feur Fcdc1al vessels during her cruise.
Bullion in the Rank Ct England had dc
creased on the weck 1IsB, 600.
, 1863-03-28

NOTICE There will be 4 meet
4 ir- Of tho TaIors FFattrral Enl.a at tter hall.
!: Dra.5"fn+t., un MONDAY EVENING. tho 8J.h
ln<t-- nj, O'Clock Dy order ot TT rs's1deat,
, 1863-03-28

FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT or NEW
HAarsulhE.-Ihc Manchester .Hir,or s,ys
on v Hiaf 1t considers good authority, ;hat IN
the town OF Tuttonborough, where thu Gov.
cFnor vote was LII for Eastman tDemoesat>
AID ss for Gtlmorc aud har.irAn, tUuiop,
se'cn taost votes were cast than thcr, ,,.r.
nasncs on TIE check llst,' which Ec1 Ia
adaastes', and will yitiate the whole Yote Of
the Town and throw II out Of the compu;a.
tioa. ln Auburn :4uI Portsmouth, rotes vcn
eas'. Lot legal In Newmarket. where the
Democrats bud nineteen MINORITY On the GOV
erEuf vote, there WAS no article in the warrant
for election Of members Of Congress. II .he.e
tlnndecs an.oaut to anything, Marcy Is de-
fcated; If these sevetal votes arc recognized
he Is elected.
, 1863-03-28

ALBANY, y. T., March 27.-Yus:erd4y the
Ice III front Of The city broke up, and lodged
ou the eand,lare below. The docks and rfess
are ten f,.tt under water. One thousand fee.
uf rairual track, between East Aibaay and
Troy, WAS washed nway- The Southern mil
was taken ACROSS the river last night. Til:
mails left this morning via Schenectady. aud
will tc in Ecw York At p. III. The water
has to-day subsidized tifteea In~hes-
A1DAsr, n. T., March 27,-Hater has TT,
ce.le1 two fret. hut Is still svrer,l fee: ore.
the decks. Between Albany acd Stockport
the fc. !s trm AMI formidable. The railroad:
sssu running OF time, and tie w"athcr resalar
, 1863-03-28

Weare constantly receiving suppdes
Of choice and elegant goods }1z a..
sortment Of articles for the Toilet
select, Drugs and Chemicals Dslca.
cies for Invalids, etc. etc, Is nnsu1:
passed It Is our determination that
everything sold at our establishment
shall be Of a superior quality.
SMITH & DIV YER.
s!staaad Chemist, % aud 81 Lake st.sst
, 1863-03-28
FROM MURFnEESB0R0,

Especial Dirpateh to the Chicago Tribunal
AURYREEssaHo, March n, 1877.
SkiEmishing Is In progress beyond Ready
villc. 4 large rebel force Is concentrating
near Woodbury..
TlInb4l..r nj r-tf, Gaxs. f1fes Il ri fn.daY
, 1863-03-28

NEW TORE, March 27.--A steamer from
Port Eoyal on the 2oth, aud Beaufort a0th,
arrived to-day. She efeports thc capture Of tie
cargo, con=Is!iny partly Of rr,wdsr and ITO
cs.scs Of rifles, Of Wilmington, By thu steamer
Victoria.
Tie Charleston Is. c. Courier, OF til. 18th,
states: "Tl. British STEAMER Calypaa, FROM
Sn..a,, MAS d;set,rc1ed and chased by the
blocknders, but succeeded in escaping and az
Yiytd here ytstertiay.'
, 1863-03-28

the former recruiting, drafting, and
the arrest Of dese'ters will 20 forward
and TIC Copperheada will interfere with
either branch Of the business q, thpir ne,;l
The next three days should witness thu
return Of thousands Of abscn.ecs 10 the
places of rendezvous appointcd
, 1863-03-28
NARRATION on 14.s Ike tsf1es

Dr>K1rs. March e7-Ttc steamer EeH e.e's
York left Dunlirk at - o,clocS .x;9.. ia.s
morning, for Cleveland anu le'euu s.,o,st rnctsd
t;on is now entirely free and unooS!fDe''>A
10 ard frpui tLis port
, 1863-03-28

ou.s frt,n1 T,asl.in zion and 1rGm
nc s." .h.o,,.b the channels ut tho
f;:@i e'n :. ;,toa.t;np The volunteer
e ~. ~ .ht;r fiea4s will te gid TO know
-! sa' n s,,;,,, f,rrne,.7 of this
-. w. -, o,s cc :hc attaches Of the
+! s1u -. ~. oom,,ence,l tie compilation
;ze'se' ,.7,rn.scr REGISTER un.ler the pro-
f ~ 49, 1.,a ,c, If Congress,
f:a.n 49, ,' ,or x,,,o,t.u III, in Mexico,
~, rr,ni-ipr npre poorly. His
p ~, ~. s,,,,, 1,ark Is half starved, aad
:,-rs A ,ro c,ultau,. The Mcxic:a:
x n h. :x, ,:uea for the Gallic
:, So. ,;-d is ra better tel.
1.a:,r,no!;s Yesterday, & convicted
,n, snv me-. the ua.,st dread pcu-
-,:,;,,r 1>r Through previous
f.. ~;,ac,, mn, hare been too slow
.''s -. ,h.. J.,-.n,;s ol ;,u.,,;c safety
gam e'~' s 49, ,.,n;,e .r,.yn and sire nm.
II. )" ~. n. .,,.,, ~ ,sa c,,nyict,,,
:a:s ~: III , u. u. ,,o,th r,.s;eu1,v
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se' ~ ~ ..,;,.;o, o,,d ;o,o,,;,;,n,s
a,:,o- os,n A,ex.n,3r;a
s&'.e ~ ..,sp-o,,s,t7.,. wh, ,,,11,e.,
TIT 49, - s.., ;.a,, ;h;s 7rr;,on,
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t."i ~ .s.,.,n E.n.n,.tx h,, j., vho,
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4 ~ ~ s,,c;s, 6r,a.ct from 1,o,;sa
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3.,-.,,,-, ,x,+vce, y,,t,,c.v sray7,.
49,. t,.+ re-, wt;,e's c,I,sntrr
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, 1863-03-28
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SILT LAKE ClrT, March G.-ETeIFS ~ .Mns ~.
orI... So more excitement here lns s. II ~
dians burned Boyd's Station, th'8 SUE ~
Dcrn f,retk last night.
, 1863-03-28
Asm 15utrtistns.nts.''.
. DEA EN- e S S .
CAfTARHII.
Diseases Of the i;;;e, Ear
and Air P;a@>>>sa sse:,.
DRS. LlGHF;4]sl5.,
:. Ct 81 Saint Marks Place, +. Z,
WILL SHORTLY OPEN IN oRP.fp
IN CHICAGO, UNDER TIE SrE-
tTiL CHARGE or DE. E. u.
LlGHTHILL.

Dr. LIGEEhuL's retrn. worx, II Popular
Ttextise On pea.*uess, ttz Canses Aad Fre7sr-
tiop," may b. ontaiuad 1t CARLETON, 4l3
Broadway, New Yn1k, atsI II ali respectable
Heokaelus.
, 1863-03-28
Nstp G0ptrttst111tr1ts.
GIFT CONCERT OF TILE
GREAT WESTERN BARD.

The following IL taa result Of ths Drawings 4. the
GIT Concert al Metropolitan Hail la-t evening. rns
numbers ssr a'Iaked according - toe:E sAa~ tna4
krcpu3 le1t. a3H - On.
, 1863-03-28
Ntm advertisements

E- C. r. scETf:y. A4.<ra.tag -.gta,. 6
Dearborn srte:, T. astAori-<d 10 recefrs de4rti.t-
n4snts fer thts aHd al TIE teaaIa5 tfortaxestt7n
Ft1trs.
, 1863-03-28
r,u~1,t Awnvfrou Home.

NV Ysrx March e,.-The rebel Golone.,
13eo,t who Constructed tue iortioeateana' ~ n
Yorktopp md Port Darling. was 81 1'Tsrctto
:lis city to-caJ. and plseed in toI' 1'"
, 1863-03-28
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,,sert,ten,, ct, ca!;i.g 70: copset OF
e ..~.~r 10 +rrp.t d:fect in car dies, ea'snc
= - 80, .a.~e7a, .uese.is,.ss asc hereby ad-
- m r1-e are rcttd.
, 1863-03-28

From Rev. Eohn Nott- u. D..
Psot;Asofia Ia E2.un Co1sst. scaeaee-4ts. NJ. Y.-z4
-AaAs5. Al-ea *, ia
TO DR. c. B. L1oHrMI:
Hssrx received ssvers, eas. aad ieeser-; fer, tc
s.reEs 2ersoas. making nc cs4es :=sltt:.E1 ~ her.
AE. waco. 7fsteI scmt tin: e1iEee IN ncse 10 d.
L-htssf rad beea E72h Iui :oset. wa.1a 1.aLr 1.s
care and ssrain-at Having ttca vssy .sst IA both
ears. The s'21: It ry application to h!. va:ua u
On The eth Of jAa1a9. IN happy 70 have I. T.: ny
power to sAg IA a.ton n thai certificate ,sas .ow.
On TIC sair Of Mach. my tea-taE = entirety ..re
join SUrT
4 Deaf Mufc Restored to1YcArfn~x
ar son. now tvelF9 Year, Of Axe ba. eee7 deaf sri
d7'ee AID pupil Of he Deaf aad patnb A>.lu:a II
thu CITY Tor the rnt rHo years. Dr. La:h: as sac
cs~tcd III res:o'.uE his aea:n: 10 srch tes.re ,sat
he L Iov Abfe 10 ieaso to speak With fac.ctJ
7ee kuecrA which tha Doe.or AAs bad Il, t,l, caAs
haA scarcely pats!.c! aad Ieserse. be estrr.rc,1
Known By u. public cABE1EL lewESssE,S,
New 1tIk. Avs. lah. TO- IL spr'rs stree:
CATAItnTz CURED.
tFrua Rsr. r. B. I:zs.l!, Lyaa, M,ni
L1sS, Maa, FEB, III. !xL
1htveheen rauea troubled With ca.a1rh cf the WORT
tire for twsnsJ Je,.s. IsEralnAly grew woesr, pr,
dceiox coGEh AL fexsseaess. destroying tie NJ
4mca1 and treAsf:- dawn ny gt.esa! heath Ia srcn
adeg1ee ~ 70 eoncel ne to rr15u EJ paxsor.;s ani
suepend pablo sreaktoS. niada dIlxea. n,e Of tas
usna aee.. s1eh anrc% Of divers ktat. a:r>:e
Ct dlve-. tar vatrf, tllvc oii. And ahaat!c.s hn.
~1ihont any very sanitary elects. Lsst suG,aasr
hea1d Of u. LtzhtiEls successful net+ u :.elt!
Cstah. visited ain. and PET ny!c na..cr rs trrst-
meat. began Immediately 10 improve aed thin iE1-
rsorrmezt Is gone On Il, tho rrc~cls ttne NJ ca
tar7h has gradually melted away. r:J coash has ds-
approved, ry voicc tss tecoT1c ratE1ai, All IN
onee more aoie to preach tie tesse. C.rpcL Let II.
advise Ill troubled with ca.4sra difficulties apiy 10
Dr. Lxhttu. Pr RUSSELL
EnhIIb34 es.wt%net
, 1863-03-28
RIO CONTRACTORS
0FFICE Z. S. MILITARY con-
~ NASpEN CHICAGO Iii March =. EH.
Trt ft Tirg Ct re.s Order rom the Hea Iau s:fcrs
of t:.ts D+rxytuieL L. published for tito pf

fFFlCE u. y. Ml14llkAfS COn-
~ HASDEH CHICAGO. Ill M4raa =. EH.
Trt fi1 rirg Ct n.sal Order rom the Hes 1an sicr.
Of ts De1rtneLt, puhsaea ior tito laeot:usssoa Of
nj! tctcrfLcd:
{tKlpQv4E.7.s DFT tH7NKSr OF TNk ONO.
CINCINNATI. o., MaErh t9. Ia.
Cx~EsAL 0erxks. So. n-ls eavtES been e4cst
t4:ar1 .ht ,xtfc In 2stes. ow e5 !e.t atd Pcr
euss,n cape l. r4tred at M Gtrou. points wi:ala
tsel.sa 1t t:ltA Department. far ?:rrusrA a3t l*sf
a c5 to the UuTcrHeut Of Inc Gn1c1 Sta:cs. t1e
p,n. Lr,- OF General 0rdets ~ CT tse ia tnst1a
f. &L~4r Headquarters 2foa ahl!n< ta~ sae of Arms
sud 1ouat *ons Of arc e1taotd 10 ccafsce tho
lrat,x Of Gi~ Department
Corn,an1A. city :o1n whe:c sa:e u ID .Gs
Or there be no snca Military Comm aatesta tho plaza,
fEer cf the Military Co.aAuder Ct the city or tov1
nearest to tho plaza wr-t the ssfe uAde or Of TIL
Commanding uHiecf OF Ditel1t: x1thia tia nes ~
merit npon the pnscha~crs Est.E s7r- caEtfJ II Tho
officer Ef1c4!rx fac ecfa!t te II Il. ureT suciel.at
tai they Ei net st" osstes give Ut cnn!ty any tnea
arms 70 ~. person dssR5al 10 sha
Gvs'ar:s=t Of tis Int.s4 si,tts- OF 10 sny :cs.o
tos s.;:-..k Of TIC United states. o. - any "r
-nurs r:.ch aitelt. ,.!a ~. Int, lie I~asseatao
pf fstth4.. o. Tie afA,vr r.s11 recI tt%%~e4
k'c.-s,n. vtes':rT ta ort2-r yin he .tsh~ I<---rss
su trial 11t TIC luTfc nft II tae Caed stA.e o. a14
ar. oli nj sln!i:oa. nf ,rat tn theiF act4es.irn.
Tie ciyt! aAt11 1ttes. Ant AL fcy@! tf5t"s. ire II
yttr. t. ~ tho E:tatsJ sathn:.ts In carrying tbs Ct
u: i, 1s:I e n',aa; "a: cf Nj. Gen Wight;
AA+:a.aas A1.asant General AID Cniei u s11.
CHARLES Z. FnMgEoY.
Capt 11th ta.art,. Military co:enaads'.
, 1863-03-28
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-11-06

The Tower OF BABEL. After ride ol
about eight miles, wo were at tho foot Of the
Biers. N mrood. Our horses feet were tram.
pling upon tho remains Of bricks, which
showed here and there. through the accumu.
lated dust and rubbish of ages. Before our
eyes uproso great mound Of earth, barren
and bare. This was the Bier.Nimrood, the
ruins Of the Tower Of Babel, by which the
first builders Of the earth had vainly hoped
TO scale high heaven. Hero also II was that
Nebuchadnezzer built-for bricks bearing
his name have been found In the ruins. A,
the top Of the mound great mass Of brick
work pierccs tho accumulated soil.
With your finger you touch tho very bricks
large, squarc.shaped and massive, that were
thoroughly" burned; the very mortar
the .'slime," now hard as granite-handled
moro than four thousand years ago by earth q
impious people. From the summit Of the
mound, far away over the plain, We could
500 glistening, brilliant as star, the gilded
dome Of mosque, that caught and reflected
the bright rays Of the morning sun. This
glittering speck was the tomb Of the holy
Ally. To pray before this ut some period Of
his life, to kiss the sacred dust Of the earth
around, there at some time or other to bend
his body count his beads, is the daily desire
Of every devout Mohammedan.-A Letter in
Blaektcood.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-11-06

high, and If you do not need the money
keep it when they are very low, unless 1t ii
certain they will remain 30.
"a. Make yourself thoroughly acquainted
with the principles of agriculture, and be
guided by them.
25. Perform all labor at the right season,
26. Do all jobs in the best manner.
q. When you begin one piece of work,
finish II before you commence another.
%. Do not leave work half done expect.
ing /, finish it next year; finish as you 60.
90. Take care Of your tools when you set
through using them, and do not work with
poor ones when you can afford good ones.
30. Do not buy old wagons, harnesses
plows, &C.. at auction, because you can get
them cheap. Better expcnd the money fol
books, travels. or some needed Improvement
81. Do not keep more stock on your farm
than you have plenty Of pasture for.
80. II at forty.fv you have fair prop
erty, do not work with your muscles so hard
as formally, but save tho afternoon of each
day for mental and social improvement.
33. Give your children good education
physically, intellectually, morally and social
ly.
"a. Take an interest in oil improvements
that have bearing on agriculture.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-11-06

How TO DETECT CousrERYErrs. rs.-Ezamine
the vignette or picture in the middle of the
top; sec IL the sky or background look,
clear or transparent, or soft and even, and
not scratchy.
Examine we'll the faces, SEQ II the expires.
sion Is distinct aud easy, natural and lielike
particularly tho eyes.
Sec II tho drapcry or dress fits well-looks
natural and easy-shows the folds distinctly.
Examine tho medallion ruling and heads
and circular ornaments around tho figures,
DO. SEQ IL they are regular and uniform,
not scratcby. This work, in the genuine
looks as IL raised on the paper and is very
seldom successfully initiated.
Examine the principal limo Of letters or
name Of the bank. 500 IL they are all up
right, perfectly true and even or If sloping
Of uniform slope.
Carefully examine tho shading or parallel
ruling on the outside Of letters, &c. eco II
Il is clear, or locks as II colorcd with brush.
The ine and parallel lines. in the genuine,
are Of size. smooth and even.-1hompson's
Bank Note Reporter.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-11-06

RAISING A STEAMER ny BALLOONS. M.
Bauer, an engineer, has, after long prepare.
tory labos, succeeded in raising the Bava.
rian steamer Ludwig, which sunk two years
ago in the Lake of Constance. in consequence
of coming into collision with Swiss steam.
or. The engineer, in order to raise the ves-
sci, which was lying at the depth Of seventy
feet, made usc OF an apparatus Of his own
invention. BY means of divers hc attached
to her, one on each side, two large balloons
made Of waterproof linen, which ho filled
with mir. When tho expansion had become
sufficient, o movement was observed in tho
water, which looked as IL boiling. and tho
vessel gradually came to tho surface.
A CONSIDERABLE JOCKEY. "A jockey in
Maine, given to tho tricks OF the trade, and
who has IN awful habit of swearing, sold
kicking horse to good deacon, forgetting to
inform him tho animal had way Of hand
ling his hind legs not always agreeable. A
week or two afterwards, as the deacon was
riding, his horse astonished him by elevating
bis hind legs to the locality Of tho 'dashcr.'
out Of the wagon and hazarding the dcacon's
bones and life. The next day the deacon
met the jockey, and asked him what no
meant by selling him kicking HORSE
.Why,' replied tho Jockey, II thought you