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G. A number of the Baltimnr,

gS A number of the Baltimore
Blood Tubs have just been found guilty
by jury, of murder, rape and rioting on
board the steamer Express, and on We'd
nesday were sentenced by Judge Stump,
of the Criminal Court to two days i'm
prisonment and a fine of fifty cents
Judge Stump expressed his regret that
the rioters had not thrown the captain of
the boat overheard as a finale to their
proceedings!
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-14

a. A new and much enlarged edition
of The Poets and Poetry of Vermont,
with steel engraving of John G. SAKE
will be issued in few days by Brown.
Taggard & Chase, of Boston. This work
has already had very extended sale in
Vermont, and among the many represen-
tatives of that State scattered throughout
the Union. The new edition is issued in
excellent style and binding. 1t makes
a handsome duodecimo.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-14
Cambridge Cattle Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE n. 4. FArNyR
WEDNESDAY, Oct. S. 1859.
AT maTket ZOOS Cattle. 900 Reeves and 1tss
stores, consisting Of Working oxen. Cows and
Calves, yeaTlings two and three years old.
Prices-MarkeG beef-Extra s. ~. lat
qnaiity' se:Soa7 90; % quality, Sc, 0Oae 90; Sd
quality, s425so,00 ordinary, 81 .00ao 90
Working 0xen-s75af75'
Cows and CaIYes-S25ag2
Yearlngs-S9aII
Two Years Oh-1i7a2l
Three Years Old-s20s25
Sheep and lambs-sgl5 NJ market F,,rs
Szt0sa5,00. By lot 81. 00aI,75.
opr1Bg La nbs-S0 $4,000.
Veal Calves Sales at 100000 90.
swine-09o Western at market.
Hides-7aO per Ii.
Tallow-7a6e per 10.
Calf Skins-I2aI3 cts per lb
Lambs Pelts-sTas7
Sheep Peiis-S9gg each
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~ The St. Louis Express says that
an immense drove of squirrels made their
appearance ten days ago on the Mera.
mac, where they crossed the Mississippi.
The citizens turned out and killed them
by hundreds. Every tree and bush
swarmed with them until night, when
they disappeared, and have not been
heard of since. Old French settlers pre-.
dict very severe winter, as it was no.
ticed in 1884 and '52 that immense
droveS of squirrels suddenly made their
appearance, followed by intensely severe
weather.
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by trial for premium of S2j, open to
all four years old colts, Sl7 to best, So to
second best; mile heats, in 8 TO har-
ness.
Tim VIM of Sianstead entered bay
gelding. Mr.. Wells of Stanbridge en-
tered gray mare. f. S. Norcross of
Stanstead, entered black gelding. AL
mon Stoddard, of Newark, "a deacon Of
the church, entered black mare. The
race was easily won in two straight
heats by Mr.. Winn's colt, and it was
evident that he could have done much
better had it been necessary.
Tim VIM, b. 9. Racket, IL
Mr.. Wells, g. m. Grey Weasel, 20
Z. S. Norcross, bl T. Vim, 80
A. Stoddard, bl. m. Silama, 4-dr.
Time: 3.09-3.01.
A premium of $40, open to all horses
owned in Orleans County that never
trotted for stake or purse, SIS to best,
S. TO second; mile heats, best 2 in 8 to
harness.
E. H. Taylor of Coventry, entered a
six years old gelding; F. Farley of Bar
ton, entered four years old stallion
The first heat was the incest race that
came off that day, the horses being to all
appearances evenly matched, keeping
side by side until upon the home stretch
the gelding passed, and came in about a
length ahead. The second heat was ca
silly won by the colt, and the third was
pretty sure until rounding the third cor
ner the colt fell off and the gelding pass
ed by, winning the race.
Taylor, bl g. Black Weasel, l, 2, /.
Farley, bl. st. Rob Roy, ALP.
Time; 3.20-3.l8-3.I5.
A sweepstakes of So entrance, with
$50 added by the club, the second horse
to save bis entrance, open to all horses
except competitors to the first premium
mile heats, 8 in to harness.
J. F. Gilman of Bradford, entered a
brown stallion, known as the Baldwin
Horse" G. R. Holmes of Derby Line
entered black gelding; 0. S. Dorman
of Troy entered bay Messenger mare,
six years old.
This was the most exciting and hard
est contested race of the day. The first
heat was won by the Dormafi mare, which
was Enthusiastically the best footer" of
the three, and only wants a little good
training to show some quick time. But
she now breaks badly and will not come
down to her work. The other two were
very evenly matched, and both behaved
well. The race was won after seven
heats by the Gilman mare. The best
time was made in PAL.
A premium of 500, open to all trot-
ting horses, SIS to the best, $25 to sec
nnd, mile heats, in 8 to harness.
H. N. Clark of Durham, C. E., en-
tered black hawk mare, and C. B. Bal
lard of Hartland entered bay horse.
This race was easily won by the Clark
mare, which is the prettiest going horse
we have seen on a race course for long
time. She made one half mile in l.l6
Time: 245-2.44-2.45.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-14

Why wiU you suffer ?-Dyspepsia is
brief, but comprehensive term for the
numerous diseases which affect t h e
stomach, liver, and in fact, the whole
system. Until DR.. Greene discovered
the Oxygenated Bitters, medical science
had exhausted itself in vain attempts to
cure this disease.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-14

SCALA little son of Michael
Manning of Springfield, about two
years of age, was badly scalt on
Thursday of last week. He took up
pitcher to drink, which was filed
with hot water, and before he could
be stopped, had poured it on his
throat and neck, scalding him badly.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-14

6 Look to our advertising columns
and see what Charles Parker says. He
is man of truth and veracity.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-14
Receipts for the Standard
ZOE LIE MKEK EEpINn a. 1a

fox THE WEEK ENDING OCT. 49,
A. H. Leighton Craftsbury. stag
George Keith, Troy, i9S
X. Farman, Westfeld. 80
W. Powers, Jr. WestfeId. 37s
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"a The Irasburgh Lyceum will here
after meet on Tuesday evenings, instead
OF Friday evenings, as heretofore.
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Horse Show at Barton Landing

:
The annual horse show of the Orleans
Fair Ground Company was holden on
the Fair Ground near Barton Landing,
on Thursday and Friday, Oct. 9Th and
9TH.
The first day was mainly devoted TO
the exhibition of horses belonging in the
county; the last day to exhibition Of
speed, open to all trotting horses.
FIRST DAY.-Owing to the inclem-
ency Of the weather the number of spec
tators was quite small, yet the show of
horses was good, and among them some
specimens which would be hard to beat
outside of Vermont--and perhaps Orleans
County--some of which deserve particu-
lar mention. Among the stations we no.
ticed two which are familiar TO all in the
county, viz; the " Ford" and Baldwin"
horses. We never saw finer figure in
horse than the Ford horse, while for all
kinds of business we should prefer the
Baldwin; they are both very fine horses
9 and well worthy the pride of their own
ers. We were much disappointed at not
seeing the cavalcade Of their respective
progeny, as advertised in the Standard a
few weeks since. We think this must
have been the most imposing spectacle of
the Fair. Two horses of their merit
must have shown fine array of colts.
In fact we saw enough of the colts of
each to have made fine procession.
Among the colts we noticed a four
years old, known as the Farley" colt,
got blythe Ford horse, which is well wor-
thy of his noble sire, possessing the fine
figure, color and speed of the father
Another gelding, owned by Mr.. A. A..
Ripley of Coventry, was well worthy of
notice, and drew the first premium both
as four year old gelding and carriage
horse he is a grandson of the famous
old Crane" horse.
J. J. Lumsden of Greensboro, exhib-
tied very fine grey two years old stud
colt, sired by the renowned "Morrill
horse" We understand that he has
been sold, to go TO California in the
spring, for the snug little sum of 500.
Matched HorSes.-Among the notable
matched horses, was a very pretty pair
of blacks exhibited by DR.. Jenness of
Derby Line; these we understand were
sired by the Baldwin horse. Another
pair somewhat heavier were shown by
Mr.. Clark Of Glover.
The closing and most exciting act in
the days performance, was the match be-
tween "Pocahontas" and 'Nelly Gwynne"
for purse of 500, mile heats, best .
in 8.
This race seemed to be made more for
the purpose OF pleasing the crowd than
for winning the money. 1t was taken
easily by Nelly, in two straight heats, al
though it was evident that she was not
so hard pushed as she might have been
by her rival. On the second heat Poca.
hontas' harness broke and she was taken
from the track.
CULINARY.
DOrman n m NaI1,y n ,,-,,,,,,o
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rouR Us OLD MARES AND GELp1SGs
IA. A. Ripley, Coventry, 400
2.-Charles Owen, Iras5urgh, 800
SD. A. Grow, bloomington, 200
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- an UIVtIFtI5 OUFtHIry, I,UU
SECOND DAT.-Notwithstanding the
sharp wind there was fair attendance
OF spectators, and the number of contest
ants for the various premiums promised
an exciting day. The fun commenced
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-FOUR YEARS OLD STATIONS.
IF Farley, Barton, 400
Moody Conner, Irasburgh, 500
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"a Hoops and widely extended skirts
are going out of fashion in Paris.
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BROOD MARES AND COLTS.
1T. w. Knight, Coventry, 500
Frank Farley, Barton, 400
Sd. 0. Brown, Irasburgh, 800
w. Spencer, Bloomington, 200
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TWO YEARS OLD COLTS.

lid. Lumsden, Greensboro, 800
Nv. Morse, Coventry, 200
Sd. w. Robinson, Barton, 100
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THREE YEARS OLD COLTS.
lie. B. True, Coventry, 400
2'-'I. {. Bean, 800
3.-W. Spencer, Bloomington, 200
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STATIONS.

STATIONS.
Ist.-Lewis Ford, Barton, $500
2d-Benj. Baldwin, Brown'tn. 400
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S MN AIRY.

Dorman b. m. Nelly Gwynne, IL
Eaton br. m. Pocahontas, 2-2
Time :-8.j6-2.57.
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YEARLING COLTS.
CARRIAGE HORSES

CARRIAGE HORSES.
IA A. Ripley, Coventry, 800
Cyrus Eaton, Barton, 200
o'-Orrln Merrill, " 100
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MATCHED HORSES.

w. W. Jenness, Derby, 800
&c. A. Clark, Glover, 200
"A. Fairbrothar Covan+-,. M
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-06

AN ACT additional to chapter twelve Of the revised stat
ues relating recording deed. Of ots burial gunds.
Be eserted BY ths Se~as asd House e Rp,esstarts Ia
L. slsia,urs assembled Is follows:
SLerto, l. Any person " no may purchase lot in any
private cemetery, may have hts deed feeoued In the once
Of the clerk Of which such cemetery
and shall the effect II recorded in tile reg
istry u deeds ior the county.
sror q This act shall take effect from and after its
APPROX al by the governor.
Approved March -, 1881
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-06

AN ACT concerning prisoners and debtors in the county
of Somerset.
Be enacted the Senate and House Repyesen,oses
Legislature assembled, as follows:
SEcItoS /. Tho sheriff OF the county of Somerset,
when the county OF said county shall
order shall ali the prisoners and debtors IN the
said at the time o such order, I" the jan IN
Augusta county OF kennebec, therein 10 be detained
unit by law removed discharged and all officers IN
county Somerset hAviDg.authorty Ia commit any
prisoner debtor from and alter such removal OF prison
and said jail Augusta for the term OF ono
unless the shall before the expiration
said of such prisoners and debtors
the jail in Somerset shall be authorized and required
commit such prisoner debtor TO the said jail IN Au
eista, in the same and with ample authorize
like officers county of kennebec are by law
authorized and required do and the keeper OF said jail
in Augusta hereby authorized and required To receive
and in his custody all such prisoners and debtors
provided however, that the county OF Somerset shall be
liable county of kennebec fer all expenses and dam
removal and from any and all such commitments.
J. AT the expiration " one year from the remov
al OF said prisoners and debtors In the said jail in Augusta
the county commissioners OF Somerset shall 40
order, shall be the duty of the sheriff OF the county OF
Somerset the Jail in said Somerset all persons
confined in said jail at Augusta by virtue Of this act
sEcr g. This shall take effect and be in fuTce from
and after its approval by the governor.
Approved March -, 1889.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-06

AN ACT to amend chapter of the Revised Stat
utes respecting the law of the road
Be enacted BY The Seaats asd House Representatives,
Leylsieturs assembled, as follows:
Chapter ninee,n section eight Of the Revised Statutes
hereby amended by striking out said seeton and
sering instead thereof the following, viz:
Section q. For wiiu violation OF the provisions Of
the preceding section person orfes exceeding
dollars. less than three dollars to be recovered
complaint half the OF the Of the bridge
the other half provided that board egbiy
paiut.d in black letters white ground Is kept exposed
IN conspicuous place each end Of the BRIDGE giving
notice Of this aud the preceding section
will DO enforced against any person hating the
Approved March a. 1859
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-06

An ACT establish the compensation Of the Clerk OF tho
Judicial Court for the county of Cumberland.
Be ssaetd BY tho Senate aud House Of Representatives.
Legislature assembled, as follows:
SEcrIoS l. Instead OF The compensation now provided
by law the clerk Of the Judicial courts h the county OF
Cumberland shall receive yearly salary OF hiteen hum
dfed dollars shall be allowed early addition there
the Of ono thousand dollars for clerk hire said
be paid HIM In quarterly out at the treas
of The county, from and alter the ft day OF April
salary clerk hire shall be in full tor all services
and duties required Of him by law including IN Sc per
formed BY him clerk Of the county COMMISSIONER or BY
any substitute appointed by them clerk pro ,emPre in &C
eordanre with the tenth section of the seventy eighth chap
ofIhe Revised Statutes and other what
ever shall paid him of treasury Of the county.
Seer ,. Said clerk shall keep and render an account
OF all lees of Once required by law, and shall be
held the whether actually received or
not aud shall pay tho whole amount thereof tor tho
county and in other respects his duties shall DO
the same prescribed by law.
SrcI 3. This shall take effect the frat day Of
April next.
Improved March 90, 1881
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-06

AN ACT prevent abuses Of the Statute relating the
testimony OF parties la suits al law.
saaets by he Senate cad House Of Representatives,,
Legislature assembled, a. follows:
ne eighty third section OF the eighty second chapter Of
the Revised STATUTES, hereby amended by adding the
following words, to wit;
IT. however, such representative party is nominal only,
the interest being another Others in whose
names tho action might have been brought might be de
Tended tho said sections shall apply, and such noni
nal party and the adverse party may be examined As WIT
pesses.
fApproved March 20, 1881
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-06

AN ACE amend section twenty one Of chapter s,ss
,hyce the Revised Statutes relating 10 eeHing cop
irs III Judgments rendered by justices OF the peace
=. snssfed bs he House Of Rspresentars N
/ The twenty hrsi section Of the eighty third
chapter Of tho Revised STATUTES " ne'eoy A"'"a'" ~
u read a. follows: .,,.. 80.
sseton 81 Any justice whose commission expires ana
4, nn, renewed may during ivo years tbeTeaher csry
COMES Of judgment. rendered b him whie IN
"a issue and renew executi thereon, wese snau
oSe,ed BY the cicsr, IL the eomini~,on o. e 1scs
h.d No, e.Ded aud after said two yeSrs cop'es " sAc
I'm Ixmeni may be certified, and executions efeon suse
"a ,snewod a. In the of the death o y Jusuce'
s.ry q This act shall take effect whea approves ~
"' s''''' lApprovsd March q. 'ssal
An ACT n .msnd chapter fryeiS Of the Revise4 stat
u,es rotating enforcing executions against
ere of corporations. .....-...... A.
n 4 snIefed BY thf Serdis ami Rouse " "Tssss- =
LsrtsLafsvs asssab'sd, as f"li"wsi r. a. p..;..d
sec,ion twenty Ave Of chapter foysir Of sne nSsea
as,Iutss Is hereby amended that II shan FeAe
saetlon 2s. Al any time within sr mo"'ns .'.sL -
,.,urn of an execution against corpnrattoh
ash, for which any ssockhoder is liable undse .ns
cedng seeon unsasaed In whole OF 10 pns;r m ~
execution may maks demand Of any s'oeAso'ss"''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-06
tApproved March 20, 1859. J

AN ACT amend section eight chapter seven'yegh Of
the Revised Statutes relating to p"wers OF County Com
Be il enacted by aAs House Of Representatives.
LEGISLATURE assesablod, as follows:
sIcIIos !. The eighth section of tho seventy
chapter Of the Revised Statutes. hereby amendedby
adding thereto the words following, land SAID commits
the county, of prisoners committed for enme IN some
suitable not inconsistent with the discipline OF the
prison and the security Of the Prisoners 50 that the whole
az said section may read as follows:
s-etnp g. When W snting, in each whore tho
preme Judicial court is held they shall provide Jas and
apar them for lodging prisoners for debt
separate from criminals Al tho commencement Of each
session required by law they shalt examine the prison.
take necessary peeauton for he security OF PRISONERS or
tho infection and Sickness and for their ac
comtnod and said commissioners may authorize tho
employment for the of The county, Of prisoners com
mitted Tor crime suitable not Inconsistent
with the discipline OF the prison and The security oil the
SECT O. This act shall take effect when approved by
"'' s''''-0' fApproved March 90, 1881
AN ACT TO establish the compensation of the County
Commissioners for the county OF Cumberland
Re il enacted the Sc House Of RePrsseafatuss, ~
I.gislature assembled, As follows:
sseTros l. Instead Of the compensation provided
~. i.w ths county commissioners Of the county Of Cum
h,and shall each receive yearly salary Of five hundred
dollars be paid in quarterly payments OUT OF ihe treas
ury the county, from after The nrst Gay OF .pli ne
and no tees costs compe enolumsns OF once
shall be allowed paid from the treasury Of
the county said commissioner except the salary aioe
said which shall DO ia full for all travel, expenses and
services Of all inds ., -,
sscr When the decision Of said cnmm,ssoners sha,i
he against te PRAYER Of petition Tor laying out Al
erins OF any highway town or private way,
he Costs recoverable against the petitioners shall DC taxed
srcoydins 10 tho provisions Of chapter eighteen o the No
vired Statutes tho manner ~ before the passage
of this act -. .,.;o,., =,
ina and of each year. make satement o. the man
IS. rordi,ien Of the county, showing detail AL mon
~ rseeiyed ntn and paid of the treasury ana snen
h., T,e,s and stastcs may he necessary to exhhit
,hs ne state OF the finances Of the county and they
shall publish in pamphlet form, areasonan,e numos. "
oi.. of the same distribution among the esens OF
~ COUNTY .v 81. ~.~. A., d.. Amt dav of
fAppsovsd March %, iassl
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corporation 10 disclose and show attsehable property Of
such curpots,ion sufficient satisfy The execution.
Approved March -, 1859
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-06

AN ACT relating n The branding Of lime.
By TIA ssaa,s aad House Representatives.
k<gniafnrs ASSEMBLED a. follows:
srcrtns l. Hereafter all marks now required by law
be branded upop lime casks by the inspector az nahi
faetursr may be made upon the casks with paint. pro-
vidsd the same be done suitable and sg,bie manner
sIcr q This shall take effect when approved by
the governor. -. .,
Approved March -, 1859
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-06

AN ACT to the salary Of tho County Attorney
Epr tho COUNTY Of Aruostook.
Be BY .s Sesaie and Hosss RtprssfHsaf'res ~
Lxrsatsys assembled, As toiowst
eEcrios l. From and after the irs day OF January.
eighteen hundred aud nssy nne the salary OF the county
attorney cauny Of Afostnok shall he two hundred
dollars inst sad Of tho noAv allowed by law
Sect. Th6 act shall be in force from and alter It's
approval by h6{eysr0or.
lApproved March - 1852
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admitted practice attorney OF Law In the Judicial
OF this and satd couimtt~e. OF majority
thsfeof such saamipstin shall be satisfied that IN.
sppeAnt the requisite legal attachments and
qnan s,ions and thst he ustsns good moral character.
the, shsit Eive him csriineaie to thai effect
sIcr The twenty nost section oi the seventy ninth
chapter OF the WED statutes bsrbv rsPesed and
Of the seeubd section OF the chap
Ter cath torth hereby amended
90 tuo~s 80 perpor .bsli b. thu. almitted
until he submits hmssb TO such
the such errneA from .~id exam
hiing sa also the duty by 10 required
aud the oaIh To support
the enn,iutsn of the United states and also takes the
following oath which oath shall to the set
fasth IN said section "
sRct section twenty third OF the same CHARTER 10
hereby striking out the words 'or BY cit
isen good moral character Who pfodaces In eoart
lstter Of sfgornrs tor that purpose -
lApproved March u, 1891
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-06

AN ACT relative n the time Of making ohetai reports
Be sssefsd By sAs Senate aas Hesss u Rsprtsntasre'
n LegsafHrs assesshsea, as f,liuws.
AT ofeiaI reports required TO bs made annually IN tho
governor council shall hereafter be submitted on the
Avs day December eieep, when that day falls on sun
day aud then on following day. and all acts neonsis
tent hsrsw nth hereby repealed
fApproved March g, ses9
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Approved March -, 1881
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05
Atlantic.


We missed getting the September No. Of this, the
only readable in the country, and
hence for two months have had reason to speak
ofthe atlantic. How got along without the regu-
lar perusal of DR.. Holmes we cannot now imagine -
BY tho way, observe that the Professors Monthly
articles to be collected in Book form and offered
to the trade in November-the "Ninisters Wooing is
ass in press and will be issued these two works
will have great but if all Of our taste the
minister might long while before we would ex-
change the racy, pungent, human nature of DR..
Holmes for all the writings "Aunt Harret ever got
up. "
The Atlantic will so right along, notwithstand ding
the reported embarrassment of its publishers, and
those who want the Times for year can have the
Atlantic at the low price Of $500, by sending US the
money!