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, 1865-03-10
AND LANG.

WEAVING bceq asked hy several voters
HGAH in Wcsl E0d J%uris'jic ion to allow
himself TO be nominated rs IL candidate
for The new Colonial Council, The Sui
scriber takes this method OF assuring
them and others, who may have u similar
-oTiiH1OH, Tflaf, VIII every visit to srTvc
them, he cannot, under present circum-
stances, accede to their request.
Fredcrikstch March 6, 1865.
HUGH MAC WILLIAM.
, 1865-03-10
AUCTION.

ny request of Lawyer Bahneberg
- in behalf Of the mortgage and
levyhoIder concerned will be exposed
for sale al three public Auctions con-
formable to the Placard of 22d April
1917
The Property
81 Perseverance,
situated in Company's Quarter in
this island No. | Ultra b, taken by
levy from Mr.. +. Z. Huyghue.
The Auctions will be held as fol-
lows
Ist Auction, on Saturday the lst
April next,
-2nd Auction, on Saturday the 18th
April next,
3rd Auction, on Saturday the Goth
April next,
the two first Auctions at the Auction
Office in the Courthouse, No. 10 in
Kings Street, ChristianSted, the third
Auction on the premises, all Of them
at | o'clock afternoon.
Conditions, oppraisement, mort
gage-certifcate etc, a be een at
the Auction Office, Christiansted, and
at Lawyer Bahneberg's Office from
the 9th instant.
Christiansteds Auction Office, ST.
Croix March 2, 1865.
81. a. SGakeMaNn.
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sted SAINT paa Procurator Bahne-
bergs Contoir fra den 27de dennes.
Christiansteds Auctionscontoir, st.
Croix den 2den Marts 1865.
d. A. StakcMaHn.
, 1865-03-10
mgTg0aog0eueAe REMARKS.
ST. CRoIx, ELIAS RETREAT, 9th Marc

ST. CROIX, ELIAS RETREAT, 9th March 1865
Rain during Februry, lines = $500 of an inch.
Barometer highest February 25, al Oh, AS I'm = 29866 ms rednelo level Of Sea- o321 Inns
d., lowest " a4....pm-..56 4do...,dO ..........3O3.9
Thermometer highest " 2B, but onced during them month 90. R. 1925 F.
Do, lowest, " g. at am, ...........-. 1926 = G6oS75F +.
Hygrometet huctuahngf from Zero to 5 Divisions to right of Zero
Hummty, greatest February l. 1905 (Sanufon oooo
Do, least " 10 & 90 1000 """""" 1'Vo
From February to 90 beautiful clear cody Mher-5utd utuaivAy dry From February g. to
the end of the month a td@ers Notbery Gale win tn Barometer extraordinarily high
standing at ny station on the 25h at AS I'm. at 20 SOS ms Eng. at seal level 3032l; pos
sy the highest have recorded, made mOnor remarkable that tsh high state cae on with
and continued during the NOrhery gale from E3l to 2Sh. RMnos asst the want of rain is
this dry gale is equally bad or worse from thief arhl evaporation mOStwefUmt the surne
othe earth or owe whue any moisture exists
, 1865-03-10

VN conformity with S IS Of the Colonial
a Law. a public Meeting will be held
en- Saturday the IltI instant ! o'clock in
the public Court house No. 10 in Kings
Street, in order to decide upon a protest
against the List OF Voters.
The Committee of Election for the
Town ofCiristiansted and Suburbs 9th
March 1865, -J
j.. A. Slakemann.
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II Overeenssttmmel<e med ColoniaIIovens
a 325, vii e, ofrntIigt Mode vorde at
holdt L0verdagen den lite dennes III.
] Letfe Sreds offen,lige Ite'shuus No. TO-
Kongcns Gade. for at paakjrnde ell mod
YaIgliStpn trrmkommen IndsigeIse.
Vnlsbesiyrelsen for Christlansteds Dyes
og Fots,@dets vaigkreds den 6tc Marts
y. A. SGakem1ann.
, 1865-03-10
Total S 229,663 28

Balance Of deposits S ISAAC 60
4 new deposit accounts, viz:
/ Shoemaker. 3 Various.
6 Withdrawals amounting to..s203 Ga
Receivers for Saturday, 11'h March 1865.
In CRAFTSMANSHIP:
Carl Hattensen, Esq, Trustee.
A. Just, Esq Member.
in FRE%DERTKSTED:
J.. Faher, Esq, Trustee.
F. A. Lund, Esq. Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President.
st. Croix. 9Th March 1865,
, 1865-03-10
Il Z p O q r
OF the Receipt ofDeposits at the st. Croix
SAVING BAN K,
On Saturday, 4th March 1865.
Receivers:

Receivers:
IN CuRIsWANsTED:
Robert Finlay, Esq, Trustee.
In FR-EDERIKsTED:
Geo. Walker, Esq, Trustee.
Amount o fformer deposits $229,555 81
8 deposits of 90 cents each.
Is above 20 cts. and under S /.
, 1865-03-10

81 deposits, OF which
40 in Christlansted amounting
to .............S279 OF
Gin Frederiksted do. % Ga
- 81
, 1865-07-31

n VIsfS5n Wsf 8 M1nWo1un Mhst n;,Eh Ii 4 IL (
:be taltra- the. cunjurin6 .feE- by patty. He
-47a what would. -11Inn9 q .txth& or b.4 Ip-:
diaus,! TIC called the *Hfdicne-Aa1 h.:
vented PhTasts effSr nh: fatty,: 20 oae . Iat
!. Fauchier Nj. Hs1ae1l wasA man of fns@ans,
Of heuius, :.of- j great, ea pac11y .t1I ,:ac.
tios, inf = wond1sl teAselty .of pufPose.
aud Of rare :couraae.; He Wuuld have hsea
statetrisn II his powers nHa been dhEsea
By sry ennE bling p1ItcIpk. or idea but, ~. ~ M.
hsppllF, he pratefred 4 ttmpa1ary and H0fta-
less distiuctlon - the bead az .deeaglng
party, lighting tok impossible { eRleg+to ~
priceless memories s-or services 1eln1e1e1 ~
his 'conut1J md to ffse dom1 upcM Nfaeh oaiyt t
In our agc. an ccdurhtss faihe tan Be '41n upc
Nr. Blight then pruce.dE4 fhItrT: 10 sEl:i-
else the e1pfesSlon, c1astJni ,FNeh s19n. :" :
ntinG out thatit u3eaot tho exclusion. Ql
ill heusehuiders below 41A renters. At: was
= miserable r1eteuse dt3ua;ou, -anf an r.
sult Of the most ylartns lind to iha great
body Of the unscprcsu1e6: son5e ted; IN
the 6t1ongest terms to thecxPErsslQn tAaes1a-
dntiQn OF the suftageI .:T1GE. We're fDtt
that tho working1aen Of EnglA1u-s19sa Who
had built all our towns and cities, who :ha1
flkd our warehouses with tEe produces o;
steam engines and machines, xh1. lad hEe8;
the land with industry md wealth ind With;
out whom there could be mo English: natioG
men high In rank among the EorF party, ),
, and thelr followers throughout the country;
told them that to extend the franchfse o'ths
working classes, even 50 far as from the5ElU
renters to the SIX Founders, would be d:E7s-
dat!on of the suffrage. He hoped that .Ge
working men and the middle class Of Ea4-
latd would ntver ftrset tue men and the
party who thus insutted the great mass Of
their countrymen, and conteMptuously de-
MED them any share Of political power. He
ridicu1gd the "fancy franchises - and insisted
that the rental vas 3 test Of the condition
and qualities Of the peopla; in fact there was
no test equal to It. There never would nor
could BE- one devised which 30 CON-
plete1y adapted Itself to every
iamlly, locality and person, as: the
Character Of the houses 10 which the people
live. In conclusion, Hlr, Bright asked the
electors Of the middle class whence came the
freedom they now eajnyeds Not from tue
mnnarch, nor from the peerage, but from the
liberal side Of the House Of CoEamnna- The
Reform bill, and au the measures which had
followed in its train, had been gained by the
action Of the great towns, and 1t was now
for the middle-clasa electors to have Conf
dence in the working classes. They might
rely upon 1t, that BY adding another million
to the electoral rolls, they would do SO much
fnr freedom In the future as be had done II
the past. The industrial classes he would
urge not to despair Of their cause. It was
not dead, tt was not even sleeping; and for
his part, he never at any period during the
past tfeecn years looked with more cheer
iul eye or more encouraged heart upon the
prospects Of this great question.
, 1865-07-31
nlsRAELJs ESTIMATE OF TIE RESULTS
| =, -: OF THE KLECCIQE.: -. -.

After their unopposed election the three
members from Bucks--Mr. DisraelI,. Mr. Du
Pre-, and Mr.. HatVey-dined with number
Of their constituents. The moat significant
part Of Mr. Dlsraelrs brief speech on that
occasion was as follows: may say, a. far
as cnu yet 70, that the result Of tbs appeal
to the country will be to accomplish that
which was ctntemplated-namcIy, that there
viii be no reduction in the power Of that
great conservative party which certainly has
prevented the party At present IN power
from carrying into effect those measures the
Accomplishment of which wns the condition
on which they came into Office, I say that
Is the most moderate estimate that can be
formed Of the result Of this appeal to, the
country. On this result may congrat~
ulnte you that no great public danger
l. 10 be feared. I am sure that, as In thelaat,
so In the present Parliament, there will be q
predomiIancu OF conservative feeling, II not
an absolute numerical majority. But II the
position Of tho party be such, as no doubt 1t
will be, II 3 Parliament be returned with q
decided conservative feeling, ,you may rest
assured that no attack Gamble attempted
with any SUCCESS op those institutions which
from conviction We are resolved to uphold,
but that ere long, and possibly before any
considerable time has elnpsed, the opinions
which govern the country will hc upheld u
that constitutional and responsible form In
which we hold they ought to BE-. For there
can be nothing moro dangerous than TINT the
government should be carried ou.by men who
profess principles contrary to those On which
They came into otlce.h :,
, 1865-07-31

lIT IN TIE AMERICAN WAR.
Lord Pa1merston, Ar. Geo. Deuman and
Mr. Walzond, q Conservative, were nominated
1t Tlyerton On the 12tta inst. Lord Palmer
enthusiasm, addressed himself to, thu =" ladies
snd gentlemen :" of Ttyerton, observing: T"
cannot omit the ladies for even as things are,
He know the irtlaence which they exert over
tic electorA, not io 4..-4as titu1iona1 'nnu'
ence, not By Intimidation, butr by Winning
ways; and, moreover am much disposed to
agree with tha American lady who few days
ago addressed, think the electors Of Wet
minister, and contcuded f1r r lut she called
Whenever universal suffrage Is e.sted1ishel, !,
tue ladies' will hare Us good a rig 1t to Vote
as the men," He went On to say that the
la.o Parllament-elected under the auspices
'of Tory Goyerument-had treated the pre-
sent Government in. the falrest and most
party conflicts, but the government, contin
ued 10 hold majority IN tue House OF Com
MONS : and TINT majority, so far from dlmtn-
fehing as years rallied on, was lnrger On the
last great battle than It hal been when they
were lrst seated In Office. He then passed
On to review the history Of his admtniatIa-
ton. He said We are On good tsrms with
all the great powers Of the world und tho
way In which we hare observed neutrality In
this affecting war which has desolated the
provinces Of North America, In spite OF the
strong expressions of passionate pa1tIality
which broke forth from different classes Of
the count1y-6ome In fayor ct tho North and
others In faYor Of the aouth-I saf; that the
steadtast and perserering manner in which
We refused every solicitation, and al solicita-
lions, too, which came from America, as veil
as from England, entities Is, / think, to the
thanks, Us they contributed to the welfare!
cfIthe countTy@ While tna South Imagined
o"tset that By stintlrg us Of our sup1
~ ~ NY ~ 1oato-, ~ ahould be compelled 10
tx tuake % part rp' Tlth them, the North lmaglnsd
that their determination 70 ab2lse slavery
III the South would enlist IN their iA!oe tAe
phllanthropic feelings Of ths British na!lon,
and that on that account we .aould, ASSIST
theE1.: That cotton famine. Fas great ca
lamlty to tlts country It lasted several
years, and Its pressure was extreme. but
noble on the other hand, was the conduct IN
the part Of. our msnuAc turing population
who were thrown out Of employment By the
cessation Of the cotton supply. They showed
that they lightly understood the position Of
things, They knew fll1 WELL that that
pressure, that dlminutIon Of supply, was the
result Of eSents over which the aoYernment
Of their country could have no possible con-
troll That "Was one motive which induced
them to bear. the pressure With patience
But, on the other hand, they slw tie; realk
Iess with which thelr. illow-Sountrymen
stepped forward to contribute 70 the relief
Of theif Necessities. i: ~. r.. J.
, 1865-07-31
Gitp RDt1eE8.

NCT1CE TO CONTRACTORS.
- MeIeM: Of pah!tc wo, u IT n. s:,,T Of C1t
cseo NiA receive seA'ed Woposalt ntEl and during
site hnt CAY 6ep.eInMx re11. for Il. Excavation
Ieetstnsy = feepen the 1nn et1 t-a Michigan CAEs
Sneo ds{ y tas psn adopted. ON Chicago Klves 70
y e Cfn e q tbs Boafd q ps5lic Works N Chicago
"a hrd af:5. y WxDNEsDAY. t4e "a Of uEnst~ untl
tEr dsy ol letting. Thtrt will he 1oe %, ca otc
9At& o. GAlth excavation OF II cutie hard. 4at
sfnofHtlCx coIs!kcI1ok detached rock aad about
~ eN Guide yasda O! EtrAftEsd linestops-
believed thAs The EosS OF tn excavation. q.
ccpt ne e:-k:,aed Fock. cao b. dont With atcan
the Cana Int The rock txG&T.t1ta will AL hsYe 70
be ncnE be- Eeea tht cit 4e Ct nAyls luon IN tha fa
Arn the OF lp.nT In the 1pfioE
a Mfsf E1t uAt OF mathtntrT will be required to
e3t4vhte The work WITHIN kne tEae raQuIrcd tonsG:-
irR MAlaly Q! kttAm rtadKct, sc4oH1 Aac ctlct 70.
7he rArta vork aud dflllcE mac1lsM, pr r1up!n& ra.
nhin&r1 knd cfAnet fot ltt rock.
THE board re.erye the tight TO reject Any OF al
n'dk ann ro old VII p atc.lt-d anlssa TIE parry
It4ponath.e.
The bid, Will be directed to ire Bos-d Of pueuc
ToE1e, tntofned $ 'FropoiA for E1e2vAtE& 1A,1 ia
and Mifhtk&n CanN." and accompanied Wtt1 Sc
asuA tae9 bond. olsafs foF which viii be tuIaisaed
81 ssse:os:: security far 'ne fsl:hta. ps.ensnce
OF she work VIII be required Of ny p,rtx vhete nc
FRK0. LIZ z,
u j. EE,
...- Re GIson.
iy1.46t2xt Board OF Pcole Wor1L
, 1865-07-31
Gnbcrnulent Gdlrs.


A TCT1ON SALES.-{rfGSt Ssle
- 81 6sssthMssL I ~ * dGIFn ann mHG; FL ,,opru
". AEtnat.
II The EtAtes NtF 1tsk, feu11J SAnlAa Ohio. H.
mtEs, DaaMt1E ny t!Aha Aca Ea* JeS1e1.
Au4xl1KAAeT13 dksS1AL ~ sufIICA.{
v,, .,,d y Mzsh;AeTox;; - H. p; q. "a! y dsss
der. At lhs Tina and ps4ses - = nA9fd % below. VIZ:
r.v.r,. -NhM toHA.
heN 1o9k ~, 1ae3o4T and EzsdAy o. each NeeE,
~ nol?8 esen @ esH.
es2 s a." - ''a'' "'@'.' u e-eA VICE. ." - aa'
T5M!th A4s.1.ts 1.hHa e ~ 1sAs
~ Nas 3nss&AS. Aak1sL -: r.. AueH.
A!naEy. q. II ~. AEsu!1 "a. TX y IL u e1,
Bun3los Hddntt1nSys A19a7s - ~ A01es-
FEAh51 LsAslA.
EnaAt Gpn1A. 1au1sGA3 IL eAEn WELL ~ do1Sos
esSa ny. v..,..t.. .,s 1.,,.a.. a. ...~
FaNeasipMA WSlnAoAF 2o0 6Atasu" u e2ea
FM1. - Aal9 eash caJ. ,x.x,.
t1tVoWkas AAute1} 81 ca&4 WEEK. L" &a40 oA.a
u p..,.p4,. r],.ea.v A,rn.t, IN ur,.~
i f4tnEtt -. f1dss, AnEot:4 "a Naiat.
1n:k. fFtdnJt Ahknk&4, ~ Ao1eG
EeNvlE, hod1e9cafs AuIlat .. lW HtHtt
EnWr1le. IhurAdAf. AoK1as 10 10 Auhk-
Reading. Friday AnkuM II. an HonH
bh1ppSn4prfEh- We e1nesd1y. A1KuGt Ii. 1p3 Hcf1e9.
Ene, ThuHd&y. August Il. 2n HsE11-
6eippel hbnsEh Ihutsd.y. Aukst u 1W Aalns.
Wln1Sne1rott. FT1l AZ. Au&oas u 90 Hot1eA.
IndiAcA. MONDAY, Anku1t q aoHsEes
Chamber hn1K. &edSes Gay, AuE1st l1 Hos3ex.
, 1865-07-31
Transportation
Transportation
CRAWD TRUNK
LINE OF STEAMERS,
3. 2. WADE, ANTELOPE,
moNTGomER Sun

MN torE :hs lins rom Cn1s.yo 40 hE.aufee e
HAsrA du11c5 toa Ee4son OF st3. On1 OF tha Ahovt
etcsEcra vii leaIc hG dock. mot Of eousa lAsallt
EsSeEt Chicago.
Evorv Tuesday, Thursday md satur-
day Evouingsy at 2 o'clock,
And Milwaukee TIE following morning 1t oc1ocE4 "a
connect Witt rns arEad ITutk Hallway u naEniA for
iii potnta In CanAiA and thu z2zHn atAb8. To tour
A and travellers sala zoa1 posacss8 uusu5pAksod ID
vHItAke1-
It II the mort ucceselble route to the
beautiful scenery uf the st. Lawrence
Ancnanay, River du Loup. White
Hlountaihs. And all places lA
the New England htatss.
FasseckEa By this Lima 1IE1ve In Bn6alo tHo taJz
ano OguenEpurEr eve oAy1 soouE Ian ~ &ly o.ne1
LING Allo, The cheapat and qulcfnet vssa and MI
to Few York and IL po1nt1 on llna OF rcAda
Ming 1s1t ron UEcalo. and 70 Boston. HAhuA, Lo
Eeli a2n ~ other po!cta On ths lne Of tae Vermont
relied on 70 1top II Maek:nae Wth perfect riga
lsrity. A8 fat soc rsuan.t linn tor E3xtsEr
md Western Bound FTelsat Il . nneana1ed., 0n!y
land and Boston; 11cEasa 10y tsle on pos1d tne
snd + @ e G1;k street: r. G1,eszq, ~ @ E g : Boz 5 19.5
l. H KALNGG. Bra WsfshorAe. AuWAakan
Ticket OF! II AlWALSaA al AAin Sloe+-
N6c9i2oGs
, 1865-07-31
Aebull1lAE Of Atlanta.
rU.nv,, fhn 4 u s,,$o trfa1ifrnureF 1fs

On every eide, in; every direction, nu see
the evidences Of improvement. A ATery lar &c
number Of houses are Icing erected; these
buildings are neither lafes nor elegant hut
purposes Of our people unit! more prosperous
days shall on us dawn. The demand tor hou-
'fes to 1irc in, al we'll as f,r business purposes
seems to be on the incrta SCI a1d The conse:
queucs Is that rents are ruling very high.
1he greater portion Of our Population that
has been II esi!e. haze rstunea, ard a. are pre-
, ind al who 1eft or were forced hwny are any.
~;ious. to get back: We notice with great
pleasure that the work npon the streets has
Been vigorously commenced. ,Alabama street
that for months has been almost 3 nuisance,
has been cleaned up 4ud pssssnts quite .
quite lively generally, and' q eo'ah:aa spirit
setm. to have taken pos session OF almost the
entire community. = go ~ : -
, 1865-07-31

l95 The action brought by the Mercantile E
Bank Of New York against Charles Windsor,
the paying.tellcr Of that bank, who recently
ahscoEded. was determined In the Court Of
Queen's Bench, London, on tho 18th OF july.
The action Was t. recover the 7niue of 49,
013 In gold md e,07, ,02s n .grcenbacks, al
legged 70 hare been abstractE1l from the COT
teIs. Of the bank By the defendant Windsor
denied the charge, and WAS examined at
length upon the management Of the bank,
&c. This jury, after being locked up over
two hours, returned verdict for the plain
tiHa, ct the same time expressing their olsap-
conducted Its business. The verdict Was
therefore entesef for the plaintiffs damages
tt ,792 stetlipg.'r. .r:1 i!
, 1865-07-31

Wsf7A-1 - tcsi and pesmaoaIt cnse In r.ae cass
OFT o. ten OF ii chronic daieste cscascs q! eith
Eel, which have been given up by o:her ph,k1c.sa1.
ala k1net aIccen In curing recent long Standing
di1aAAta% Nhethe1 beredltAlY u Q1heE1s4 eut1tteA
BIN 70 The fullest tontdance Of shs punlic. 1hn
Doctor tKtAna& invitation 10 al Eho arc Afflicted
70 cal aci have pazso1sI interview, Ece II chAsxe
Al &ettera coEa!ntnx arap viii b Upsiy answer-
80 fsutnA IN the county CAL hATo ntAIicios sent
them g mali sscrrc from Observation, by dsact1hnx
xhE11 dt1e1Ac and 1endtux ~.
TIN oE!y tUtte preventive tpl 1Ad1c3' pte 3t1t to
any 4ddrtx1 Price $1n
Once nno fzffo1s, ! % and ! 81 6auth E}ArkAt.,
Eonm 5, EFzt door pp&t2.fa. Post Office Hnx tE3Q,
Chicago, N. UNHlItT
, 1865-07-31

~ GAsk street, ospt&ite tha Court Hnuss, ra.pees-
July .cfp-D1 the public b. thr H1at lnTettsA+e
fc41s Of p-iv1ee disa4ae, with u. s1Ele failure.
Tnoaa 60 have bacz badly rt1t-d, q haye dlseAee
Won tnc4. s<1i % any .srt OF Iha eona,E1 fees
from op4FbA .on With e atfAf U1re- oot such ~ AL
esa compyehend sac mt IL rFactice without expo
s1tu. The Doctor nsvss mA1ss esc9nd cas.xs ioF
dl1et4e- His Term A1H fenku ~ a- &G0 Ae hA1
RaH long enouEn n Chicago to hAs. esa aishee TIC
saalsct*F Of me bell psaetiu sna IN toa oIA9eh Of
EetlcpA Female pills &TNEt I'd to kE8-J 8hkt they
peetsd III. and Information f1ynu erY dei!cAtt
erbject nv strt'nk tWo stamps directed fcsr ffaet
EnI IAEE, f1itAYn is8lE1o&4 IL
, 1865-07-31


I. tas c11J Fhyste1Aa u ; Brsciass nov IN the ets5
ea6o D1znAm 70 1e1na1n IN ycur IN co., d!AfEursnk
your fAca Aua body. beaita oea.co1iax Sont hApp1.
nesz md tut11s peospeets II t.f- Es rcaas Pc.
sonsl dlseAsos and nsr7oul DEBILITY Els stue1 for liz
lAss tventg ysAs. anA u tlsefarn thu peasoa vhum
All AFFLICTED should consul 70 ODE eve heard o3 4
patient Of lii not being eurod sinee hs has been u
he city. Ha fsputAuon haa sonches IN N TIE ctsy
papess, nla patients and ths medical psoaeton both
hese SIC arpad - being rns most znned spe.:sits,
hcrs aod thorough saaatr Of his p4ousrinn. II III
otaes1 bill. don1 despair, uve him CAL r. L osy
8 conDon oecu1znuea NTH him Ia cure suct oasos.
Ha soc.s sre scpar.te sos ladies and esut,eaau. ans
the most oorplasa IN tns city. Consuitaro1s ffee
and corndrptal. oftoe 70. s7R eourn caa.E Ftrees'
oorEn of Monroe. half block tro0 the Post 1t1ea-
Post omco Box 1oS, Q,esko, Ill o1os hoa's nom
"a AAtosF.N. .... .
seaa hos hA -auido 70 Ee.lth." pubisaed month
~, froe Of ohar4a-
YouNR Hx1 TAI fAht1ouLA1 hoElua--Doetos
BSs1oR 1cvotA p1n Of his tina 70 the,.cssmept Of
&hose oa11ed BY seerss hAolt which rons oosh
uouy snd mind, uniting tho un1ortups:e individual
tce either businea& o, soceJ The asd eject Of taese
ns.ty h1b.a Of The as rpss yaaza. kto Ecafao
e1a dco!ntsse the constitution. destroy ths ph1E1ed
xna mental pozxz dimll.sn ana entaon,n TIC natural
res,inzB and eznxuAt thh v1sA ensk1es Of manhood
tne pleaap-es o3 Lii znasred tts ohect of ms14sKc
E11xratod. and 1z.suoe Itaet reooerud Asrm OF un+
easaink tntsaY And snG1st aach pe:son1. especially
xhnse contemplating mazzAxa shou.d loae no tins In
nal1nx tz0mediasa Application. q d. B. by his new
srsssnen, Il nnanloA to insure speedy Aad parma
uant ccfnA
, 1865-07-31

HAVANA, S1SAL AND VERA
LII CRt1Z TIE American had Mexican MAl
ateaI4htp Company VI de12x.ca thets ne1 Aac aor
rant stde-WEaG ste2Es7 EuE MeH FORK. f1= tie
aboFe rora,
The 1T and 18th Of each Mouth,
For freight Or passage apply 70 CEA8- A. WHIT
EKY. Att-1f D::,et to2I Nswferk uyAxSssan Scp
, 1865-07-31

JoLrsoo'l rheumatic Compoa4d aut III Pr.!i
liar. The " GRkAT lhIIkNAL hlAKpTH Rhapuat1iE+
Neur1lxiA tut. &c readily yIr.d TO :u l. tasnca.
II IL without eeuH. snc ,irA1y Asn 'ses I'll tbs
htEu eneouinns1 xnAt havo been lkTilhed upon IL
INralea oy L. L. e.lle,s Co., Pittsburgh, Pa Sod
Fo: asia - Dr1:s1AA { VAN saAACK. wh,ls
e..s D,ukrtss1. 10 Lake Erect, h;r. 70. And Dug
, 1865-07-31

R.:::9 Rgis : aa
Ect 81: 2...Box 6slo.. .Rox 49,; .DoE l2so.. :B,x
"a ng III Vol inT1J::.. Commanding Othes, ion iii
1uftry.: Com onles: GO Z. lo.n rexl ~ Vols. .Co
1oity..: geMaalA E1s.nppsnF 70; Y pF....l.
Gs's,Eo 3a Ia ri %nIar do
,eis SoLsf e. ~ HE;asl e C.; Asdi.eo oI'
ca9o Bank....HyanE }ok Lot:erf akenE Cautli-
fegM Chsfn :ass9 ,t AstatSs Of PFe>ssa REtee::.,
ANlIv, Sew England Saving Machine Co, Wc5:
Esner IT bp1Tcc1 LEI 1n1atne4 md UalSted Ut.
, 1865-07-31
FROM EUROPE.
Foreign News and Gossip
John Stuart Mill on English Rebel
Sympathf2et1.
Jonn ;BRleHr tos D4 AEll Axs his
"ElFnM fxue.slos OF TEE
srfFTaGEs"
Speeches Of Palmerston and DinaeIi.
Interesting Miscellaneous licus.

The Correspondence between Earl
Russell nC,d Dr.uSn da 5s11nJn on
Rikbts-Thr French GuTcrnme mt
our H<Rl Enenltsz-The Proposed
European Congress - Commercial
SsktfstIcs-Tse New York. Brest and
AAvre Line OF ste 1meF1.
, 1865-07-31
Advice to the Afflicted.


RsA1er. hays yo1 SYTHulB in tAs PRIMARY
3TAGESf T p not neglect M an @ lGE Yopr HsALTA,
STEEETIVE DlsAaSK. stdye 70 4ssT1a0Y n,
possible, while IN tbs nfxtgtAKa. A0nRte II o1eo
, 1865-07-31
EUur6Iton7I,

r ASKLL FEMALE SEMINARY
IL At AUBuREDALE MAZE.
Ten Ia!leA ss4st from Bo4ton 70. oes1ty b.a.h &C.,
.oca..on not c1celind 1achets. the teat 3G
5onnc. etpe11pr facilities for Eustc, F.eLCh ACC
2ksEu9F Caa accommodate but MY. AcGr.-B
t5steN g " EAk:'p CH.6. u. CUnHIEG.s
, 1865-07-31

II whsa the dlsasse has been C0N8T1TUT1OEALk kas
Is knovn By theso sJ1nprons: liberation of hs
dangerous sores The and LACK et1Dtoas On the
ektu scIonIa- The syph1ttc Gnrs: F1Ils md ThEoat
NOT liberated the Trost Waaa T. omitted
II Price per package, $40 50 tasludnE IhEcst
w5sh Il noUttfad, 10 pGf package.
, 1865-07-31

~ The 10Th District Of Massachusetts,
Hanpden and Bersshire) pays s. .soa, 100 In
ternal revenue, for the fiscal year ending
June 50. This IS moro than double the re-
suits Of the previous year, =