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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

NEW.JERSEf RAILROAD.-Tralns leave
foot Cortlandt st. for PHILADELPHIA and ii 20
a. m ~ M, and p mr. and u midnight; for BALrsona
aud wAsnissroxat and Il'ao o IN, p M ana y md
night. Military Tickets not receivable In the p 6sin
FOR other particulars sss bills at Offices
NORTHERN Il. r., of NEW.tERSEY.-
Trains leave Jersey City for Pisrmont at sl3 n e5
D. M. an p. W.. aud sos y. The o;l6- H., and <Sp
'n' 'D' " FHOs v. pEMAREsT. supsrintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07
5tcamboats an0 Railroads.

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.
wi PANY-toot Of Barclay st--On and amer Jan. To-
through mall trains for hastestown and intermediates fts
tons VIII New-York at $50 = IN. and p Morrs
town Express st 3p. H..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07
NcM-Yor,t Connty Bnnk.

ydiE cplyrY tNi A, require ~ Chapter 10 Jsws Of isJ for
IN s M nq So. DAY the an 10y OF February i-1:
ur rno and 30. LEI 90
sIa4~f
trcuis'1
C1ray S.slork. t. Ihsc q. ortrr Cs,h'r OF
The besk, tG duJ dispose md ~ a.
aae, 10 tAe ~, ~ sn0.ic,e 80 tli
ISAAC &. OGDEN, CssLieL
Sur. rtel grd sJgn before tcbruAT NO
La hoSfy Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

NJ III Z y Il STEAMSHIP w I@I.NI'
~ Daily,
For Providence Direct,
TIE now aud splendid steamers
ELECTRA ANDGALATEA
Usvr, Suner.or Ac. ounoda'iOns i5r Passenger, and
Frrisht Vii cave Pier 10. - North River foot OF Eoon-
.on. street, Daily (snndsys excepted). AT 4 IN.
Connecting al Providence With the A. M ior Boston.
Ilr FLFCTRa Cart, ). ". NiE. viii Lave Newiorx
every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. -.
The 0ALNTEA, Capt WIN JONES, every IlLsDAi,
TIL RSDAY aud SATURDAY.
ty-fr,lsht taAsn a. Propeller Rates.
tSThe.e steamers unsorpafs-d 10 their arrangements
for the oop aud ,aey Of passenger and their facilities for
he ranspofeon q FIrsft
80 Psst ges etr retiring for the nsh not disturbed
sufy arrive IN Providence a. a. honr cary sno".h 70
,r. seats III desir-d in ihe Ars ACCOMMODATION Ha i''
Boston suving In Boston 81 3 a IN .,,,,c
For information In regard 10 fI-fht ke sppX 70 iSAA'
ODFLL General Freight Agent firr No. "a n ~, =, On
For Tickets Stn'erooms O. Berths Apply 10 w; VI. bD
WAnDS. nenersl Iicket Asent Ter NO. 90 No..l WV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07
MECHANICS, md Trnders' Bnnk.-staten, a,

- NL-NNNIIs' hNO IItA7F.I' - ", - :, .,
oas ~
,v--ne- nrnopnt ofI0.ns snl D,.corn
Ave
o. Ccala'0n
-y.,JCr.fy iofs George W Your cashier o. ur
q, n,uk bong sworn cpos- and 49, tai TIC
s..s... Is eons,t 10 the 81 fso snd .le
''''' GEOB0K W. YOU'LL, CASHIER.
sSo,a before ne II 9Th day o. Pri-usy. le5 u,,
y.ss u. Nj rGsraor. Notary Pubh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

To 3 sycland. o., by Atiano
RE- via Erie Railway. u
meeting with Railroads
the NCst, Ia. II. nnd...t.
t. Greerpoft ga. IN. ttnd q
YarLouk, lslip, farnirH
]. Railroad, from JamsN
r.. K....................i
To New.fitven, Hartford, .
n CIT.
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Pben,x Bnnk.-siete men, ofths PIiENIX BANk Of,

Pbenix BnnL.-sete nent ofhe PliENlA BHNn o. ,h h
CITY OF NV York required Cht 40 Laws OF S lot ns
urek ending Saturday the ith osy Of February, no 80
= " ~ IT, snlonn, ~ sec, SB2.ps2 20
Aversgt of Circulation. 1919 ~
Ave
Civ AMI County Of Newiors. s' l. John farAef ,saer
NJ the Phenix Bsns being duly sworn dpose ono Gay Wy
correct knowedsc arc D'eA
~ JOHg FARMER. Cashier
'" TtY4a II. Russ. Notary Puthe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

Merchants BnBi.-Ststcment o. the MhkChH Nis
HsSK az ucCfy Nes Yort a. REARED % Chaf y
M or a. voes -nlmz Saafdsy the All DAY Of Fetsua, ~
Ay.,ag auoant q Loan and couhts iy-sI 70
o. Circulation .S.'-S "a
Ave
Ctv sd Cour'y OF Nrwfork. as l. d. VeiHays
.s,Sns .or,ei 20 TO lest Of knos edge SOD le-L
- ""-'"' '' !. y. yERMlLiE, Csshi.r
'N''" INV Fs,BrGe Brlt, Rotary Pubac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

Park Bnnk.-staiem.nt OF the PARK BANk, o. ne
cv Yo,k required by CHAPTER 2D, Lava iS ie' INV
rees ending SATURDAY, the 9Th day February, 1856. a..
80 49,. nj g,.cts ........ 4thioJ 3S
.eat. ' an, ~ y. ,i.,'1n f9i.s.S 90
Average OF Depo.its lI,io",
Civ and County Of NevYok, l. u worm, C'hls OI
he Park Bank beng duly affirmed, depoe and say that the sDo
,aemept is correct 10 the beat ny knowlete AM eeh
~ ' " J. L. WORTH. Csher
N Wa 81. M.sTus, Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

Greenwich Bank.-SslteInent II The GhEENWlCH
&tSK Of The Tecured BY Csapter 20 Laws
lisa ior tie weak M The <tn day Of Fcbrnty 1856
s,sss Discounts. eexb,S6s a
X,eras, ,soun OF -t<ae 1.sSs
OF Cneu.f's1 I4.OSt 10
Delee ,hsi
CIV and County Of Ns~.Yos, l. william Have Cashier
0r,euwsh Ses Yort trnr duy dse
10 The ttst ~ klovSse
a. t.hsf WILLIAM HAYNES, Cssl<I.
yAs HAsusos, Notary Prshe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

Trndesuien's Bnnk.-s;atement OF the IhApEs-
MN l,sk required ny CAapteI -. Lave 81 i@9 iSf
Inc .e.E endns Saturday ID. ,ih d. OF Fbfusfy 40
lvrrng- .mouni Il Loans and pifs
900 sma,,, III specs ............... Cs,9ip 20
Av-Hge 81 Crcuifiior. btl... "
~ nal Count, of New YnrA.i Ircny Haisry. 'sss'ef
~ "a. Tr.Aesner Bsni T. beng dry .Arnrd d-~'e and
b. ~
SUI belief hrlh'Ni hN-'Li '>>"'s'
Affirmed before this s.h Day Of fstuA'J, les 49,
T.s, T. Orf, Jr.. se'sry Pnbic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

Peoples Bnnk.-Stateweut OF the PEofLh . bANn.
required nv Chap $50 Lave OF ieol 10! 'ne
ending Saturday the 9Th day OF February IS1i
Average amount Of Lonnfsna Disco
Average Of ts'. 90
amount ~ Crcul1tion iS'ss ="
Aver
CIV nud County New Yok, j, Chas Hunter fsn,n'
Of ths P.opes Bank being duly swor dspors hni sAS
best OF kno We ~
WV CHARLES Il HuSTFR
'"o'o y ''' " ~ wa ' " Csc PIrros Nonry Pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

Neinf NIcNOThH 15HHE'- ~ ~,
yCuoJ BANK required ~ CHAPTER en- law OF ie 'o'
The wees ending saturday the fb dhy Of February ir
.I'., s, ~ s,.c, ......... IO- 500 90
amount OF Circulation nm
w
CITY end County o. New forE, 90 L. ArciDadi h.l
The saint Nicholas Bank beng duy sworn a.l-' - 80
.na bsi,f 49, A PARkHl RSr. CsskIe'.
An syort before IN, dew of Fsbfusy ir5
notary fuhhe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

Ocenn HRpk.-stuemcat OF TIE Ot Fan BAhh, a. re-
orJed b. Chapter 90 Laws its Tor 'hs "stA ebs os1os
tth q February ietc
Average amount of Loans and H. -
amount u spece InSssS VI
Average amount Of Ccna $500. W
amount Of Deposits
CITY Comfy Of fewfork Chsres Psn,er Cs,b, OF
duly affirmed deps and ssy nn the above
seneu eorre., 10 ths lea. Of M knowedse and belief
CHAs PALMER, Cashier
HIM PAIsKs, Rotary Pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

G;rocer~ Bank.-S,a,srncDto az the GkOCEEs BANK.
ns SewYos required BY Chs1ter no. LAVE iSod '~
sss eHdts Saturday ~. DAY Of February IN o.
Avorsse Of Loans ard eIV.o.st %
average amount Of CnculatDn.. 1917 w
s
CITY spd New Yort Samuel WLe CASHIER the
ossers ters dly sworn dpD>s aud
~ mai The above the best o ny
Sshsf SANITY. r. WHITE, Csshcf.
s~s ssss ne tia ots day Of February. l-6
BIZ wAuss Nory Publs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

OWSFNCHASGE BASK re.ar-a - Chapter - isNt a. is
A. tie ~ce end-sg sstrrosy. fh day o. Fc"fuhf 1876 -
of znd lbs a. l3lSOk ~
Of Spree En.h '"
As-rs Gcuiai $500
y
CRY County 81 Iva fs', Ca 81 ~
cii c1S- md sy t TOE 40
To- st.urat tcrree. 70 LsoweJrs and by -
t~orr b.io-e "a ;hs AL d. G! Isbrusry. 80
J,s.s 4 Moons, No.srv Prol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

Metropolitan Bssk.-sta.eacrt al the mhIho ~, IT,
York BY hsii.I iS>'' "'
- ,,ect e,s >sflIfds y te 4,hdaJ Of February i.a Al
hT.ie- .. ~ : .--............. 1895. 4.n 90
an,vni q Cgcue CD in..e: az
VI De
CIV arrCoruty a. New Yaf., -: J. e. Sen'y 'A'i-r
OF u. N-iroJ.sr pSEk hss fok, tehg dny won op i 49,
is he sios sta.r1e4 coeci 70 he Lot o. ny
iele- NJ, -. N"-'-''
sNN" '''''' u" " f-re.rc Ban. Eo;ary Publr.
, 1865-06-30
8o~mt1ttatiuu.
To the Editor of the St. CrOix Avis.
st. Thomas, 23rd June 1865.

st. Thomas, 23rd June 1865.
SIR,
Will you please oblige rue by inserting the
following facts, in the hope that such impolitic
restrictions on trade may be abandoned for the
future.
| arrived in West End pr. West End Pkt."
from st. Thomas on the morning of the 18th
ultimo-all my baggage being sent from the
wharf to the Custom House, I handed the 2
soldiers on duty my keys to examine the lug
gage, adding at the same time that | could not
give them the key of the blacR-leather Bag as
it was in a letter addressed to the owner who
resides near West End, but that the Bag only
contained Soiled linen, on which no duty could
be charged. The soldiers not understanding
English very we'll, and | being unable to speak
Danish, they thought 1 said that my Sample
Trunk contained soiled Clothing, and they add
ed before Mr.. Rahr that they were prepared 10
swear that | did so speak. The fact is | had
no soiIed Clothing, only having left st. Thomas
the evening before, and when at the Custom
House | was on the way to the Hotel. The
day | arrived in West End was spent in calling
on my friends to let them know that | was
there with samples of goods. l called on the
morning of the 10Th ulto. at the Custom House
for the Sample Trunk when l was pleasantly
told by Mr.. Rahr that he had seized it-because
/ told the 2 soldiers that it contained soiled lin
en-. l thought that he was joking, but as he
was actually in earnest, | had to take the trouble
of going up to Bassin on the 22nd to see the
Governor General about the detention of my
Patterns. | lost three days and only got the
trunk by lodging in the hands of the able and
~judiCiOuS Collector of customs, a sum of money
as security for any duties that might be impos.
ed on Samples brought from St. Thomas
which had already been in Bassin, and would
be taken back to st. Thomas, when I had done
in West End. Can you believe such practices
possible in this age of enlightenment and Free
trade? Here | was in pursuit of an honest
calling, which [ have now followed in st.
Croix for 16 years. l cannot sell the goods
without taking Samples of them. The Trunk
was taken to the West End Custom House.
when l was leaving for this Island in order to
prove to the Soldiers that | brought back all
the samples which | landed with-to st. Tho
mas. This morning l got a Custom House
Bill in which the Patterns were valued at
$28. so and [ was charged 121 per cent. on
this sum or So. So. Such an imposition can
only last until the sense of the inhabitants of
both Islands is taken on it. All such ~restric-
tons on the business between st. Thomas and
st. Croix will only tend to an evasion of paving
the Duties at all, when the revenue wVould very
materially suffer. Apologizing for the length
Of this letter,
/ remain, Sif,
Yoddr obbesdiieeEnits Servant att.
m NJ nE ADCNNy
, 1865-06-30
Embede.

If6lge Meddelelse fra Indenrigsministeriet
er ct Embede som Fuldmegtig under
G|ouvernementet for de dansk-s estindiske
Der med en- Gage af 1000 '. D. opslaaet
vacant den 23de f. NJ. med en- First af 3
Maaneder for Ansogningernes Indgivelse.
De nermere Betingelser for Ansattelsen
vile kunne erfares / Gouvernements-Secre-
t~ariatet paa St. Croix og i Prpsidentskabs-
Secretariatet paa St. Thomas.
Ans0gningerne stiles til Kongen og blive,
forsaavidt Ans0gerne opholde sig paa de
dansk-vestiEdiske Ger, at insende til Gou-
vernementet eller Presidentskabet for St.
Thomas og St. Jan linden den 18de JUL
f0rstkommende.
Gouvernementets 1ste Secretariat, st.
Croix den code Juni 1865.
ROSENSTAND.
, 1865-06-30
Ans@ttelser Og EntIedigeIser.

Den Politimester paa st. Thomas l.. 7.
Nissen den 6te Januar d. A. msddelte Con-
gtitution til under hans Ee5aBsion at fun
gere som Over og UhHaets-Prokurator
er den lode Juni d. A. havet | AnIednlng
of, at han after har overtaget Politimester-
Embedet.
, 1865-06-30

ENTERED AT CH~RIsTIANsTED
June 28,-Danish schooner Dragon, J. Peter
sen, Bangor, Lumber, Shingles and
Provisions.
CLEARED AZ CHRIsTIANsTED
June 19,-American schooner Abbei f.. Will
lard, Edward 2. Lapsil, Frederik-
sted, Ballast.
2o,-Do. brig Nellie, G. W. Staples, New
York. Molasses.
, 1865-06-30
The "AVIS"
Is EDITED BY HANS HATCHETTi
AND PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
for the Proprietress.

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EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
for the Proprietress.
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mum, payable quarterly in advance.
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ar Parties desirous Of Withdrawing their
subscription to the =" Avis' are required to
give three months previous notice.
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, 1865-06-30
AND

AND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(likewise an OMNIBUS) will be c%ontinu-
ed in his Store on Monday the 3rd July,
12 o'clock.
Christiansteds Vendue Office the 26th
June 1865.
j. a. Sfakemanm.
, 1865-06-30
FOR SALE

BTIHE House No. 5 Company Street in
a this town, the property of Mr.. AL
verify. Apply at the Ice Establishment.
Christiansted June 80, 1865.
, 1865-06-30
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from 22nd June to 28th June
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
, 1865-06-30

5NQHE Road leading South from Mount
a Welcomes Avenue to the Quarter
Line at Spring Gut is impossible from a
deep ravine at the South head of the
Parade Ground, the filling of which being
washed away by the hill torrents with
other dangers on the said Road from the
same cause.
st. Croix 20Ih June 1865.
AND. LANG,
Overveimester.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-01-06
The Beloved Wife.

Only let woman be sure that she is pre-
cious to her husband-not useful, not yalu-
able, not convenient. simply. but beloved
lie. her be the recipient Of his polite and
hearty attentions; let her feel that her care
and love are noticed, appreciated and re-
turned, let her opinion be asked, Ger approx.
al sought, and her Judgement respected in
matters OF which she is cognizant; in short,
let her only be loved, honored and cherished
in ful6llment Of the marriage VOW, and she
will DO to her husband. and her children,
and society q wellspring Of pleasure. She
will bear pain. and toll, and anxiety; for her
husbands love is to her tower and fort
ress. Shielded and sheltered therein, adver-
sity will have lost its sting. She may suffer
but sympathy will dull the edge OF her sor
row. A house with love in it-and by love,
we mean love expressed in words and looks
and deeds; for we have not one spark Of faith
in the love which never shows itself-is to
one without love as Q person Is to machine
the one is lite. the other mechanism. The
unloved woman may have bread just as light,
u house just as tidy as the other. but the lat
ter has spring Of beauty about her. joy
business. an aggressive, penetrating and per-
vading brightness, to which the former is q
stranger. The deep happiness in her heart
shines out in her face; she is a ray OF sun
light in the house: she CLEANS all over it.
II is airy and gay and graceful and warm
and welcoming with her presence. She 10
full Of devices and plots, and sweet surprises
for her husband and family; she is never
donc with the romance and poetry OF life;
she is herself lyric poem. setting herself to
all pure and gracious melodies, Humble
household ways and duties have for her a
golden significance. The prize makes the
calling high and the end digniaes the means
Her home is paradise, not sinlcss, not pain.
les.. but still is u paradise; for "LoSe is
heaven, and heaven is love-"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-01-06
HIoHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. : ? En-
dcott Street, Boston consulted daily Tor All dis.
Uteri. or falling OF the Womb, fluor Albus, sup.
preston, and other menstrual arrangements, arc
now treated upon new pathological principles, and
speedy relief guaranteed In very Few days. 80
that most obstinate complaints yield under IL. and
the sn1cted person soon reloces In perfect health
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experisuee In
The cure OF diseases Of women and children, than
any other physician In Boston.
boarding accommodation for patients who may
wish to stay In Boston few days under his treat.
meut-
attention to an Office practice, for the cure Of PIT.
yato diseases and Female Complaints, scknowledEs
no superior In the United states. ~ t..,l..s
N. bail letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not be answered. Eco .IH'I' RI
Once honrs from A. n. TO 9P.h.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-01-06

- The singular epithets of "bears" and
"bulls" wers first applied to spectators in
stocks ON the London Exchange about 1884.
When two parties contract, the one to dellv-
or and the other TO take the stocks on q iu-
ture day at a specified price, 1t is tho interest
of the delivering party, In the intervening
period. to dcpress stocks, and OF the receiv.
ing party to raise them. The former is styled
"bear," in allusion to the habit OF that
animal TO pull things down with his paws,
and the latter .bull," from the custom OF
that bcas. to throw an object up with his
horna
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-01-06

DIR. DOW continues 70 b. eonsultsd 81 his oass,
Nos. ana EndIoott Street Boston, on All dissAs-
@ Of : PRIVATE OR DELiCATE NATURE By
long course or study and practical sxpsftenee Of
unlimited extent DR.. ID. has now thu gfatihoaaon
OF presenting the unfortunate With remedies that
have never, since he hrst introduced them. hiied
20 cure the most alarming cases or GessrrAos snd
SyyALts Beneath his treatment, all the horrors OF,
vsneresl And Impure blood, lmpohncy, Sciotulas
oononnes, Ulcer, pains and distreSe ~ me ~.
gtons 81 procrsatien, Inflammation or the Bladder
and kidneys, Hydfocels ,Abcsssss, Humore, Fright
Ml cweliings And the long train OF horrible symp.
toms attenaing this elsss Of disease, are made 70
become a. - hsInls;s :, s6s simplest ailings Of
great part o. bis time { sths treatment or thoss
cases caused by secret and solitary habit which
ruins the body and mind, uniting the unfortunate
sad and melancholy effects produced BY early hAb
Dizziness Of the head, Dimnen Of sight PAipta.
ranxement OF the digsstiye functions, Symptoms
OF Cousumption, &C. The fearful effects on the
mind are much W be, dresdedl loss OF memory,
confusion Of ideas, depression or spirits evil iore-
bodings aversion or society, timiditys
&C., arc among the evils produced. Such persons
should, before contemplating matfimony, consult
physician Of expsrience, and DO st once restored
TO health and happiness.
Patients who Wish 70 remain under DR.. Dow's
treatment few days or weeks, will DO furnlsned
with pleasant rooms, and charges for board modef
Medicines sent 70 all parts OF the country, With
full directions for use, on receiving description Of
yOuy cases. ffr .r.Y .n.r T...
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-01-06

MAKING A vxrxRAS or "OLD ABE."-we
were greatly amused ut the remarks OF one
s of Uncle Sans German boys in regard to the
Presidential clnvass. IL is to good to be lost.
Said the sturdy Trenton: ~ goes for Ol.
Abc. by tam! OF Abe he likes do soldier boy
Won he serves tree years he give him four hun
dred tollar and re-enlist hun, and mako him
Won veteran. Now OFT Abe. he serve four
years, and we rs-enlist him four more years
and make von reteran OF Dim. Vot say you
-eh?"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-01-06

..H.Wheres my wife % inquired our
friend Mil, on returning homo early one ev-
ching. and missing his better half.
''She has gone to bed with the tooth
ache" was the reply Of some member Of the
family. :,
"well." said the indignant Mil, "if abe
had rathr 90 70 bed with the ,oo,hachs than
70 % 70 bed with me. let her 20 - ana "a
forthwith settled himself to Aha psrusal Of
the latest news. -a-' -';''' .;4v1'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-01-06

To MEASURE Coax on ruE CoB.-A CORES.
pendent Of thu Canada Farmer says. ITO es-
innate the quantity OF shellsd corn on the
oobs in any given space, level them. and
measure tho length, breadth aud dep'h /;
then multiply these dimensions together and
the product By four Cut OF the last figure
and you will have the number Of bushels cf
shelled corn. and the decimal Of q bushel.
II you desire to know the number Of bush.
els Of ears, multiply BY eight instead OF
four"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-01-06

A gentleman who had put aside two bot.
ties OF capital. ale to recreate some friends,
discovered just before dinner, that his serv.
ant, q country pumpkin. had emptied them
both. ''Scoundrel," said his master, ..what
do you mean by thisY" "Why, sir, I saw
plain enough by the clouds that 1t Was 60
ing to thunder, 50 drank up the ale at once
lest It should turn sour for there's nothing
do abominate like waste" -
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-01-06
FOR TIE NATION.
, FOR THE NATION.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE !!
"a THE WORLDS aRRAr REiEDY
Dyspepsia! Indigestion
H 80 ~ AnDALL
DI 8 E A 8 ES
STOMACH AND BOWELS.
g Prepared BY the
Proprletora Of WCoe,a Couch Balsam.O

2 DYSPEPSIA Is not only the sure forsrunner OF
death, but thecompanion Of miserable life. It
has well been called the Nations scourge (; for
moro persons, both old and young, male and
female, suffer from It's ravages, than from all
other ailments combined. 1t robs the whole
system Of its vigor and energy, gives WEAKNESS
and total indisposition to those once strong and
active renders the stomach powerless to dijest
the food, and has for its attendants, lf.ll
Hsadaeks, Heartburn, Constipation Nausea at Ston.
aeh, and General Debility oftAs rAois Systsm,
refusing its subjects particle Of nourishing or
hearty food, without paying the penalty In the
most agonizing distress, and oftentimes com.
plete prostrstion. To meet the terrible ravages
Of this worst Of oil Diseases, have prepared
"OOEs DYSPEPSIA OUREW
aud We pledge our reputation upon our state.
ment, when We say II will
Positively Cure the Worst
OF you, not in year-not in month-nor In
week-but you shall see its beneficial influence
ut once, Immediately, and the day you take It.
To you who have lived for years upon Graham
Bread and plain diet, who dare not eat any
thing the leastwise hearty-6rst, because the
Doctor has ordered the plainest food, and SEQ
ondly, for fear of the distress II causes.-ris'ng
aud souring on your stomach, We say sit down
to your dinner, eat as hearty meal as you
wish, and as soon as the food begins to distress
you follow IL by O single teaspoonful OF
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-01-06

BAnrxY ros Hsss.-rhsrs 10 no one grain 20
well suited - f,od for hens. Barley. when
nrst BY the fowls, and hens led with more or
less barley are said to lay freely. We have
used barley and peas mixed. and our returp VI
egg 10 svidsscs Of. the suitsblsnsss Of the fbod