davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04


from ibe Bht,adoghHn North fperi,rn, comments
.sS.s Of 10 ii. aieesn uss g ne2rs
Psclsr resnding certain banks tbs; state. In subss.
which placed in position before the puS. VIII d does
me great ipusice and desire 70 sy few words reply,
hey really e,s tui wcs ihs report esde1y n .ee
,S % persons no'ofey instead Of any desire to
ins only ever bad IN any bank IN Penns.ivsria
Bank both Of which assed organize These banks ere
no IN any ssnser ssm.,Ir % oy 70. eonn Rec snd
~ might be inferred from The report
o. orsuIers Sonnsy rhe1 under 81 nnNto1 BY
is.sili,e. ,e,csp' ca pts. sock s4e,5I7 IS
~ sesss ~ k..a anu shNer currency AND funds - -
iissng one dollar cash sses for every and
~ ~ p.ssos koeo 1,ns saole INSIDE By par
bilues ibis osnk reeesmsd s cir,uns notes in com Ill
ne recsnt suspen.lon oi specie payments by the
A,h Hoss oon9y Bssx Ion q c.aio1 Of 5000 0he
~ p u , M soo., me sh NAY lat had reduced
ana CO.. no. oa e5oses ~ 90 u also promptly
IN hSi state
~ 20 ~. 10 ION essss were msde uH
sa s ~, ess W. sna az o. s-cn conm
oSs, =, so e g ,,esns were issued iserccn Ise
se,hed were mover seen by the Committee; therefore, ser
unfsir WV e"'' s'''u''oa' ana very
a. nsvs Con- ssse bone ess'ne 70
r. eo,i'~s h',s ,. -. o.. snen =, ~ uer rs'ee
s 20 ssye s.en ss Psra Q, s.r business Q. ses
,,ss,o s,.ssple ~ 49,, ~ ,uu,o pc ,seiy 70
SEEM 10 have spared no pains r. gspbs a,.s na nss
s 70 psres mho ro GU. ,s-r
instr b,oh are 40 cssiscefu 10 tems.i,ss s M
@nn ~ . ~, d,rsd y es,Tosy justify them
sr9rs Iron I'm n rep,. . W. io me ~ hey Wholly
and Nr Rroot, De Cis,t al ne comm S 80 ,n,
q hish ec.abli,y sworn . he same points sud
srs ny s S G t 1sss s'r ~ (. sy y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04
MARITIME INFRLLIGENCE.
ALMANAC poa spw yoss-Ynm DAT.
srv nnHs .......... ~ BooN Risus....... morn -
sur rru..sss.s.ss'... ~ BIeH vArnn....s..ese
s.o,t NJ New Youk. Auwust a Is5s



ro,s Of new York, August 3, 1855.
uEAKEr,.
s.ss.sp Amsrics Br) we.%,s Lvs,pq9lPE oan.rs
ssip Consultation CBr,. Tsomp.su, Lverpool-wini.ns
tsS ssS. Es b,
Brig Taylor, raplsy. Poist a Pere.T sanford.
Bis " y Rce, eresDoush, 6sivcsion-H,uninSs satsr
B,is indian ouee, Mccreeor.. o.lai,--H Dewoln
Cdr pssd s,,. Or nss. .fs9r I.lsnaaJ Ensss
ssSr ch;y.. Ixs.ss.HSs ready, xot fs So
s-sr srons. Hs~,,ns hisssos,s-s.noq 1, bois-
81 Pr, ss:s:.. Sssss' fsS% ''''''''
kUuvED
s sss sss q ss oo Ss = sSs
sio pssssc screw sies%er bound y fh stsl - lOn IS
i@re screw ses..Sip .apeosed ,se on, 81 ws.ias,Sn
hence o :. ~ :. 3. Ss = = Dss,s
The arrived on The BATTERY Al &c 80 AM
Pr s%;eS ys2 go s.ss;s s' b.., r., n
~ CIV * Bsmors s q 10 f Ps M = 10y e TO BE-
changed .ianss with steamship cry Of wsshnson. hence
Gre vssther The entre rssssge Arrived o6 he Battery
sesnasllD Florida c,o.. Savannah % hours with udse
sa.e om@s i'i'e Co = e sgassr s
va s.aer 5ound y Coming ny bs 5ay ooseTsi ssa
boa, floating bc surface Q. the river.
s s' sas .. ss",a ffe Ss,f'sn CO. 60 hours win
rs@mstip Caedotis eager. baltimore aud Norfolk VITA
p,dse and passengers. 10 IA y Cromwell Go.
ssssnship Ihoe swan, Ramsay. Bslumore. wild mase 10
: L ssioop. Of ssr jamestown. II Ecunsiy oonraudsr
Key wes 8tn ut Has no scknc" except few cases Of
ship ss,nsn Bride Cot Boston, wymsn. Liverpool, June
Ship : Parsons. co~si liverpool June is with mdse
ship Rome Io Bah Iansoln Liverpool June 49, with cos.
20 ne,ms SEN June - Berry i4e zen overheard AMI
Rate Prince from New Orleans FOR Iveroo Oh isi ID
Shr Star o. The West, McAinord Liverpool july T. with
mese snd q pssscprer 20 SAM Thempsons Nephew Aug
sbr LADY Franklin, Jordan liverpool June o. with md.e
No 20 pss.er gers 20 ssrl Ttompson's Nephew
nelson on july no. M q % lon ri ps ws T Ss sso
vessels lower mast ban been about above
vessel, Win wndisss bits attached he biis were painted
sie and stood upriah, p ms ~ miles y from Sandy
Snip Y, Hodges GLASGOW June ~ and Greenock Scb,
With vsisr ppes ysrsfsA 60 ISyx "a, IS rs p % 10
dsh. ibe has been days W Of Georges shoals.
sp spr ~ l,ns,or ssmson sunderaod June
sbip Tr,nasebsr tof Rs,b, Coco win Sunderland June n
ship NoopIIgh, Bos'on feudeou Sunderland June IS
Ship Northampton, Coiier Cumberland 40 days with coal
ship sowsmse, 70, warren, RI. Martin. Bsvre, June a.
win n dse and ri pssssr gers 70 Bsserk Co. July io
lat ~ O. Ion 10 80 psssed sssip showing red signal with
sbip ODER CBsuj Meyer, Hamburg, June 20 with mdse
ard lso PASSENGERS, g Kunhsrdt 4 Go
Ship Ellen Msrs Wf Richmond kel Libby Leehorn June
~ pvsed Gibraltar July with marble rsss &C 70 "a
barn Eliza B.rss Cr) wstngon Bermuda drys IN bal.
siis John Richards tRr Churchill Rochelle June r. wyh
b. Andy &c, to Bonqueresn July g. lat TO- Ion % 10,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY, August Sc y. VI.
The arrival Of the Persia. with three days later
news from Europe, places us in possession Of our
usual tiles and circulars. Commercially considered.
the news il not favorable, though the funds closed
better namely at ojl SO; and the French rentes
were also better. closing at $780, Cotton had been
dull throughout the week. and sellers had at last
made concession Of sixteenth. Large arrivals OF
breadstufs combined with the fine weather, had
caused slight decline ia the value Of wheat and
-four, and the market was dull Money was worth
three per cent at bank but the best paper was done
al p 2 in the street.
The return from the Bank Of England for the
week ending the 2lst Of July gives the following re-
cults when compared with the previous week
PuOlic deposis g. sCs ,s45 lBoreas. e2ss ga
o;ksx leporik ....... I'll eO6 Increase. m a55i5
Res - .............. 32p6,sOs 1nsresse 550ss
ON the other side Of the account
Covernuf securities sioss7,476 Unobsngsd
oter securities 49,. 5,soe 255 Decrease. gi2iiso
Noes unen ployed >. 1oSs6,se5 Incre~e.. 4ss,i3O
Tho amount Of notes in circulation is f2OGo5 $50,
being decrease Of fl77,730, and the stock Of bull
lion IN both departments is 1922 $751; showing an
increase % f3ll 25l when compared with the pre-.
cednr return.
inc position Of The msrke, for Americap securi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

spoke Du hsarh hide cn Batavia for Anr.erdara, l2o
Brig suvsn Norcross of Esp Eorl Reed Naysguez, FH,
July IA with sugar and mo.Asses, 10 Aeesf Juneau .
5reLAvaccS Carer. Galveston IL dhys, WITH couon, Sc,
% nasss, ~ VII 90 Key West spoke bark AusAns ITO"
Brig Selma crocher CHARLESTON, Is days with lumber 10
Brig Judge Whitman. Presssy. Calsis days. with lumber
sshr ysr.oawsn HoD Regtdoorzss Amsterdam 81 days,
schr Ilvs Br Coleman Eleushera July "A. with fruit 10
Eneae July 49, Lat 10. Ion -. spoke bark lsoorAzs
kyder, days hence for Havana
Echr rhley lBr) wiilingae. Pllsbury Ns, II days.
schr sarah srusn, Douglass Georgetown. &C, s days
scby A Paise knight Passport days
schr OrAloo. Presley, Calais, 10 days
Sobr Knssuh Coker, Newburyport, 3days
hchr James Lawrence Allen, Boston, days
echr Princess Lowell. Boston. days
schr L. Lowell, Boston 3days
scSr Granite Ledge rarT, Rocipost days
9lcep America, Reynolds Providence
6teaMer kennepec. Hand. PhiladelpMA
6soamor Curlew. WiliAms. Providence.
Steamer Albany. Kenney. Sag HaJDor.
beaner Oseooia. Smith. Norwich and New L0noen.
BELOW.
Bark Mary Louisa, Jones, from Mobile.
Barb Lnds Stewart from BA,imore-soth by pilot boat
Christian Berg. No 10.
kbip sheridan is days from New Orleans
bark Express IL days from Havana
Brig Maria v hite II days from ssgus "a Grsnde: .
SAILED.
U gfrigate Savannah aud anchored at quarantne)
Wind during the day from NE TO EsE, and fresh-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

The London Times of the 23d has a long article
under its money head on the subject Of the Illinois
Central Railroad, giving sketch of the history of
the enterprise, and of the circumstances which led
to the recent call for an instament of twenty per
cent on the stock. 1t concludes as follows:-
Yet, unless extraordinary mistakes or ptops
have 10 be brought 10 light, the Ultimate promise oil
concerned ~ little abort OF that which held out at
starting All the Casualties now pressing mainly Of IN
accidental and temporary character, and those WHO
familiar with The changes which years will effect on
line of railway through such State Illinois eau still
scarcely hesitate TO indulge great ancpatons the
property which hardly anything but gross dishonesty
disappoTIt.
Al ell events IL this work proves to be deluson the
fact must be held established that under no copcev sbe
circumstances American railways be maize ID pay,
and theteneft VIII have been attained Of putting
TO AL further losses IN connection with them. Upon s
results therefore, interests Of wider scope aepand
could attach to the ordinary proceedings Of single under
taking, however large.
1s hsory will thus be watched by English investors
andt may be hoped some further Developments viii
be arrived ~.
Lhs afternoon meeting has been held At the London
Tavern, at which has been resolved to appoint per.
mapent London committee, and also endesvor to make
provision for regular audit Ut New York behalf Of
European shareholders. has Likewise been determined
that depuation or shareholders should proceed New
York 70 prevent the company being pledged to further
pendure without the previous Of the London
committee and finally, general opinion was expressed
that the railway Is In condition in which, arter the
payment OF the call OF twenty per about fall due
10 more money should be required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

AsnS-Fre saee embraced about 30 bis, iacudiBg
pots ct DC. and pearls Z. SIC
buADnUrs -Fl,ur-There wss Some excitement
caused IN the -four rnssket by the unWngnssa If the
inspectors 70 pass large proportion Of the State 6olr
offering in the maSkes and which dsurb~pce In the trade
1nded 70 unsette prces The market for al inspected and
merchantabe brands was frmer. The transactions en-
braced aotw $500 bbls, closing within the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

Company, ser4dannual div end of FIVE Der cent
payable OF demand; the City Fire Insurance Com,
pany dividend Of ten dollars per share payable on
the 10th inst.
The following is comparative statement of the
exports Exclusive of specie) from New York to TO
reign ports for the week and since Jan. .
1856 1857. 1858.
Total for The week.. Ss0o0os 81 2o2 $40 1884 SAS
Previously reported. 42l92l67 49, 100 965
Ence JAM l........ ,3k2 43396,o46 So,l0lblo
We are informed that the Litchfcld Bank, which
suspended its redemptions in this city few weeks
since, has commenced its redemptions at the Suffolk
Bank, Boston.
Annexed are the PHILADELPHIA Custom House re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

canadian was hrmer, with safes confined TO AGO 900
bbs o. prices ranging within quotations southern
-four was firm, and the demand good The sAlss en-
brsced about 900 bbs. within the range OF the above
figures. Rye -four and corn meal were Arm, while
sales were limited. Whest--Sound qualities were
scarce and firm, while inferior qualities were
irregular. The sales footed up about 1000 bush.
es, included in which were some good TO prime white
Canadian at 81 20 81 80 white Western At 81 oS 81 L.
Milwaukee club a. 90c. 81 red and unsount S,uthern
white at e0c Corp--rhe market was IN fair activity,
especially for superior, while good TO prime qualities
were ess buoysn the recent high figures having tended
TO check transactions The sales embraced sbo1t 600
bushels including mixed Western q. 66c 90c., and
Southern yellow a. 81 OF 81 o5 while Southern white
was nominal At CSC Rye-Saes Of 500 Bushels were
made u S0c Oats were in good demand and firm at 4Sc
47c. for Site and Western.
CoFEE-The auction gale held day embraced about
100 bags OF Santos, g: exc. 1l7sc., average about
1856 The prime lots brought firm and rather higher
priocs, while the lower grades heavy 1000 bags
OF Rio were sold to the trade at u bags OF Java
l6c., and rs do. Lsguayra 1t IL &c.
COrrov-rhe sales embraced about 900 bales, includ
ing $500 chiefly Mobile in trsnsu part said to be mid
ding qualities, 1t about &c. with freights at I'D The
sales the spot embraced few hundred bales based
upon midtling uplands at about 1856
NfA FOL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04
tea Is thus noticed by Messrs D. Bell, Son Co..

There he's been rasher business doing during the
sst week IN American state stocks, Il improved prices
In the market lee railway securities The CHIEF Seasure has
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

-. ,hn ms.a pmts clasps extracting tho ~
DE or,sns H. nsh'er nan porcelan be hsd riv 80
B.eessr srsn Hospital Madison avenue one ae9
~ psun, WIN new material the color 81 ihe wlnoui he
uonc sre csuiored against all spurious IN tse,n
tn,ors s,,. teeh sserted on gold and peir. ,s Ut
tsns when desired the best spssr ~ cor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04
DENTISTRY.

nErIIsTEY-TErTH EXTRACTED In TIN s,covr.
me ss9s. pain b and owl sus
me only. References given IN reon,rej " prscuced by
Dh. ". q. DURkrN a3 Canal stros, - e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

NessfH j. s. q y. Mcott, IN Their ctrcuI8r Tor TIE
America, estimate the total sales since the 26th u Il.
5000 bales. which adding 1000 sold in transit to-day,
will swell the amount TO 9 600 bales.
The following the movements In cotton ut Southern
ports to latest mail dates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04
MueCEILANEOUR,

CLARK's SYRUP Is MAGICAL ON WEAKLY FExALga
~ scrofulous children, in liver, kidney
pl,D,s certain remedy. Depot 50 wsshng;cn street.
Albany, NY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

COZ RnwsRD.-LosTIAT THE STEVENS HOUSE
we or IN an omnibus eong from theisteveus, Has,
the Astor Honse on Tuesday 81 inst parcel OF n,, 70
pspers reelns 70 me AFFAIRS OF company OF no nae r.,
but the owner. The above Will be rs,s ~ any
turn Address Samuel j. classy, 20 wan stree er re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04
Personal.

CEoRGE-rHE PARTY THAT You INQUIRED FOR
VI be found at the ofce Of the United states Police
Gazette, ia Nassau street, up stairs. until Saturday
Write at Phladslp his- a. A. B.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

&00 REwARD STOLEN FROM THE vRsr POCKET
pAO I'm the auction store Of Frankfort and vi,s
streets on tuesday Aug geld patent lever watch ana
chain No. 1897 David Taylor maker whoever win rs,
~ or send note where be had, 10 W. NJ yc- ~,
Broadway eil receive 80 and questions asked
brokers viii please stop u and send word is"h-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

DroATrA.-A SWEEPSTAKES WILL CONE OFF AT
~ Mooney Hotel, Buls cry, on THURSDAY August T.
O'Clock L. NJ free to all boa Outraged undcr
feet minutes allowance 70 the foo. Enrance fec
20, TO be psd nj Moneys Hotel the second boat viii
the stshra The pfoprieor. Mr. Mooney gves
Of $40 sell The steamboats, a. Huise Flora and
nam leave from the foot OF Spring street every hour
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-19

ReprOOf.

Mr. EDITOR Il have been much ;p,ou.
cd OF late in reading the American. A e..
weeks since. thought you would be eru,h.y
out, and that nothing would remain of h;n
who was once man. You have comm,,o.
a great political Hn-you have sinned arain.,
great political party and especially ag,;,..
9rsot man in that party. How can va,
expect to 90 unpanished for such an no, i,
When you were expostulated with. and w,,.
ed OF your error, expected to read ron-
lamentation, your thorough and homes, &C.,
lesion, and your plea for mercy. IN, 81,
how hardened you seem to be Why, Won
even make light of it What makes van =,
Indifferent about it? Do you think YOU can
sin against the leading man in the n,,;o..,
democracy of all Down East, and no. sufra-
on account OF it? IL tell you nay" 9th
'rs nave suffered, and 50 shall you. You
thought perhaps. that you were Fos,.r;n.
the inter SITS of your country Delude5
man You was told better thousand Tina.
over. Even men in offce,-ren who lnou
the wishes OF Mr.. Buchanan told YOU repea,.
ely Il at You was doing wrong Then a..
how much trouble you have caused Mon
had to be sent into almost every town in tb,..
counties, to let the people know that vo,
were acting contrary 10 the wishes of III.
President, and IF Mr.. Bradbury. 1t cost
great deal OF money. and some have had III.
rnPndenee to say rum too. Then AGAIN
great many people wrrcoblged to take thu
American that they might know all abop,
the battle. and the final result. Do Won NJ.
see that you are taking money out of tina
peoples peck Is?
| once thought you were a quiet, n,,c..
able man; lave lodged in your house and
sat at your table. Al, it'll, did think .b,,
you would perTert the right ways or'Ds
mocrlcy Bat, alas it has been done, And
no., Friend Sawyer. you have no one to
blame but yourself. Your sin is your own
and il the Maclnas tribunal, pun,shes ,ou for
your political offences against the national
party and its leaders, it will be becaus,
you deserve it as truly as did the Prostate
men in Kansas. Yours,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-19

FAauEs's Gees. Ca. of thu NOS, l3ps.
iu sisrs OF the tines, in regard to an in
cromcd interos, in agricultural knowledge.
is to be found in the llrs, num',r or Farm
cr's Clubs established all over the state. Wa
doubt il there is a c)u.tv in Milne. that does
not Lave something # the kin in successful
OF ration unless our own county is an ex-
ospiien. Tie advantages arising from such
asso' latlons are many Independent OF tho
mutual a1ysnages arising from an inter-
chnnge OF view. on the various topics OF in
tcrcst in connection with subjects immediate
y connected with agricultural pursuits, these
20, ial meetings AT" valuable IN many other
ways, They servo TO cultivate better feel.
ing among n,ishbors, and to stimulate the
mciU bers to renewed cx rtions in improve
ments in conducting their farming operations
Mtn's minds are quickened, the social alice
tions are lnvIgor.tcd, and there is much gain
every way. Which town in Hancock will
lead the van in the noble work of forming
Farmer Clubs?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-19

statement. Should not all rupils, as gen
eral thing, be required in the recitation of
their lessons, to give the reason for most
every thing they utter? And is it not from
neglect Of this principle that we have to
mourn oyer such hmentable supcr6eiality
in our schools Now what we needed was
something to check this downward tendency,
and to generate more care and exactness on
the part Of teachers and induce them to
dwell on every lesson and question the pupil
80 thoroughly that the teacher is quite sure
that the lesson has obtained permanent
Judgment in the mind Of the pupil.
! shall in my next article-sh )uld my
health and time permit m, to write-eSam-
inc Mr. Northend's teaching in English
Grammar, and likewise his views of the sci
enee in general.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-19

TBE AuToCRAr OF THE BRgAKEAsT Table
These papers which appeared originally il
the Atlantic Monthly, and which have beer
almost universally read and admired, hav,
been gathered together and published with
beautiful illustrations by Hoppin, by Phil
fps, Sampson &c Co They make book, du
odecimo size, of 1913 pages. 1t is impossible
to find so much sparkling wit, such display,
OF profound thought, such raey, rare good
reading done up anywhere in SO few pages
as in this volume. Purchase it if you have
not Moses Hale has it.
When we can collect money enough. we
shall purchase the Nov number of the At
lantic Monthly. The Publishers have ''cut"
MS.
Moses Hale has Harper for November.
Iarper IS lI'--S,s read.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-19
the modern world Paralysad the energies Of
the human mind =


the IN pdern world paralys,d the energies OF
the human mind =
rIiai We ss!n pail iba, houitr re t. name
Which only tod ani Nature iusiy claim,
The western sea- had been cur Utmost bound,
g. .'i' ". -. 'reain ne s"1 maae'"Nau
.Jt"A H., ol,,i.ol H., 60. "a, 80
Mr. iet IL d unlStl'd tiat the ieeiinSs OF
"9hh1t eAeite1 ~ contemplating Tue aeaie'e-
hen's Oh th' great man are In any degree
whatever tle rsS'it oil natilnai lnrtallty'
ana chiHh vi u tnn country lich g!'fis IN
h9N'h- -'eh MN oirth. !e lin51age
"hien exPr IS or 'enefa'!1h - e4"''iea'
p-flalS cAe'ei,u' ny toae IN ""'el o''e'
nations give utfrrahce t. theirS' hot merely
'y the ! neral v'ice, Dat ny tue w,li-cS'sd
~ 1t am N'l''!h pfm "a nag hHht OF Ia mas
''FS ~ SCI 'nc'. hfot'!'@' wen "S~eI AZ ''e
'iE'i ''N. Ia d rim his oF','!y!' .. wv ~,
Sc. '' t. tlS'n "'''Ic.i''lSi''s il'"l '.e
.@'l'' - 90 "a " ~ - tue 'lths "ns'
~ ii, va " IA. H. y, n'g !, H'' ""S nue.,
'te ''''t,f ''''t' ne if"',7"a WIN ever
nam "'.,n4'I il' o, '"e i',oloIni genus
N4l.. rscaia, . u ,ie st'i'.ri ~" oi r IN
Hit any, r.. Ife ~ N'.us u i"i''', n ,l's
,'rli,,,.,; r. ,i'n i,..tn nl;.,i .Tb.
~ -, ,,w w.
,ha t.,5ss n 10y ,I, a,,rfs
-, :, NJ - 49, ,,,,,, n,
f,t..II,ot ,g,nao = Inn. wa ar, tia
''''', - II, ~
49, ~ - d.. ~ ,,x;s,,3
- ,5I, - r,.t,r,t, h.. ,y,s als, ..ho,
49,, -, a,- -, T., ,,',,,j
: 49,, I,,,;,.Yr.o =, a.t,II;.t :, .,Zsy,.
.t,s ~, s,,I.,r ,f - fnstitnt, or F,src,--
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-19
KENr'S HUI. Nov. 1858

TnE COSMOPOLITAN ART Journal, QUARTER
LY.--I he December number of this truly ele.
CANT Magazine is at hand, and work Of
rarer merit " not published. Table of con.
tents Art in America; Character in See
merry; Santa Croce; Natures Lessons; Ruskin
on cheap Pictures; The Rhyme Of Jenny
Eaglehcart The House with Two Front
Doors; Body and Soul; j. F, Herring, vii
liam Louis Sontag; Anna Cora Richie; I'd.
ward EycIett, Tie Isle of the Bcss: Bella
Britain on Beauty, Daphne and Apollo,
B auty and Thrift; Gipscy Mother; Literary
Cur;osiiies; What's in Name? Cleopatra:
Palace of Imagination; All about the Smith.
Women Artists, Art Gossip, Editorial Etch-
irgs, with numerous illustrations Terms
Of SUI scririion SEQ per year. For $500
the Art J1urnl, and a copy Of the Steel
Engraving. Tine Village Blacksmith" The
Association has met with the greatest success
during the four years Of its existence. hay
ing received IN mon y and 9isbursea in works
OF art, &c, mJrc than tlirl Of million of
dollIfs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-19

A Coop CRoP OF BARLEY. Mr. Geo.
Jones Of West Gouldsboro. raised from two
bushels sowing, thirty.nine bushels of hand
some barley. Mr.. Jones manured his land
with muscle bed in the winter. Such o
crop is hard to beat this side of Aroostook.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-19

MlLLETT Il BANGS. BANGOR. Read their
advertisement in the American. and when
you visit Rangor, visit their store and exam
inc their stock of goods. Business men who
advertise extensively as this enterprising firm
does, always succeed, because they deserve
to. 1t is the liberal minded, the generous
hearted and the wide.awake that advertise
and succeed In business
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-19

The Portuguese Government delivers tho
Charles Georges to France, declaring it
yields only u the threatened employment Of
force. The Pays Patrie says Portugal yield
ed not from fear, bu, through wisdom
The submarine telegraph between Dover
and Calais has ceased working and it is be-
lieyed to be broken. Communication, how
ever, is kept up between the two countrie,
via 0stend
The Cape of G I'D Hope Steamship Com
panys steamer Eastern City was DESTROYED
by ire at sea on the 9th OF august. The
crew were syed, except one engineer and one
passenger. BY the ship Merchan.man, and
have arrived at Cape Town.