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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-03

THE ARTEsIAN WELL ON FIRB.-W:thin
day or two DIR. Mclean, who is given to expert
ments,placed an air chamber made Of stout gall
vanized iron, over the mouth Of the artesian
we'll with the expectation that it would aid in
forcing the water through the pipes which lead
from the we'll through the city. The gas which
comes up from the bowels Of the earth, about
twelve hundred feet below the surface, collected
in the chamber, and last evening an aprature
vas opened in the top Of the chamber and
light was applied. A clear pale blue and white
fame, two or three inches in diameter and foot
or over high, appeared and burned for long
time. 1t did not give, however, scarcely par
tiele Of light Stockton Republican.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-03

THE GRAIN CRoP.-As the harvest begins
to ripen, and better knowledge Of the yield IS
obtained, the impression becomes prevalent
that the grain crop will be really large. The
best informed of the mercantile and agricultural
journals think that the bread Of land sOwed is
no less than in any year for the past four or FIVE,
and they know that the fields promise a great
er than their usual bounty.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-03
SAY FRANCISCO, April 5th, 1862.


MEssRs. REDINGIoN x Co:
take pleasure in informing you that | have been
using your excellent Yeast Powders for some time
and unhesitatingy pronounce them uncqualed by
any similar preparation that have ever used Every
housekeeper may rely upon it that when used, ac.
cording to directions they fail to produce that
most desirable of all articles Of Good S,oeet and Nu
'fciOus Bread. Having once proved how superior
they are to all others, could on no account be with
out them' MRS. n. MILLS.
apr26.3m
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-03

JUDGE BIRCH, of Missouri, who had been
stumping the State as candidate for Governor
was arrested at Rolla on May 3Oth, on the
charge of uttering dislOyal sentiments. A
number Of Secessionists have been arrested IN
~. Louis for similar offenses.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-03

LECTURE.-O. NJ. Tomlinson, Esquire, will
deliver lecture, at the Nevada Theater, on
Sunday next, at three o'clock P. NJ. Subject:
"Rebel Pictures from Mohamet's Koran"
Admission, only one dollar!!
PosroFFIcE HouRs.-The Postofice will be
open on the Fourth, (to-morrow) from s to 10
o'clock, A. NJ, and from 4 to 5 Pm.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-03
Special Notices.

methodist ServIces.-seryices are held every
Sabbath at the Methodist Church, head of Broad
street at eleven O'Clock A. NJ and half past seven p
NJ. Vim. Grove Zeal, Pastor.
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Court Matters.

Nine persons have been indicted by OIL
Grand Jury at the present Term of Court
One for misconduct as officer of cleo
ton. One for an assault with intent t.
Rape. One for Grand Larceny. One foo
Petit Larceny. One for Assault and Bat
terry. One for keeping Tavern without Ii.
cense, and three for disturbing religion,
meeting.
The Grand jury in accordance with in
structions of the Court, and the usual Gus.
tom, visited the Jail, and reported that
they found said institution as neatly,
cleanly and properly kept by; our Sheriff,
as possible, considering the dilapidated
condition of the old fabric.
The Grand Jury also instructed the
Prosecuting Attorney to call the attention
of Supervisors of highways throughout
the County, to an act prescribing the du-
t es of Supervisors and relating to roads
and highways, passed Feb. 18th, lS55,
al d especially to section "a of said act re-
lating to guide boards, &c,
f. ii. ENSIGN, Pros. Atty,
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Suicide.

A man named Thomas Preston, late of
Kinsman, and formerly of Ceauga County,
committed suicide in the County Jail, on
Sunday morning last 10y hanging himself.
He had been in Jail several weeks, on
charge of stealing and was indicted the
present term for larceny. lie was a man
of d~issipated habits, and of late subject to
delirium tremels, which within a few
weeks led to insanity. The necessary steps
had been taken to send him to the New
burgh Asylum, but he has abruptly ended
his earthly career.
lie was evidently determined to take
his life, as lis feet would have touched
the floor had he permitted them to hang
down naturally. He had cut a peice off
his BEDFORD, fastened one end to a piece
of board, which he passed through a
stovepipe hole in the wall. When di>cov-
cred by the Sheriff, about six, A. NJ, he
was oil his knees. He was Immediately
cut down, but life was extinct. The
scene of the tragedy was in an upper room
formerly called the debtors room. The
deceased was aged about 45 years. He
was buried in the old cemetery, Sabbath
evening.
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Town and County.
Chronicle Printers in the Army.


Chronicle Printers in the Army.
We omitted to mention that among
the gallaRk young men who left this place
in obedience to the last call for volunteers,
and who now form a part of the S4th Reg
O. V. NJ, u. S. a. at this time in IA VI
cinity of Cumberland, Nd, are two prin-
tiers from this Office, W. ii. Woodrow
and r. 2. Leisenring. That they
will do their duty, and their whole duty,
as soldiers, we nave no fears. They have
done this as printers, and they will do no
less in their new calling
The number of young men who have
been connected with this Office, and who
went into the service of their country, is
1teu. Two. Joseph Bough, and W. Clark,
hive sealed their devotion TO the cause,
with their lives. .Lieut. Walter d. King,
George Hurlbut, and Henry Musser, are
in the 18th (Burroughsl Independent
Ohio Battery, and were in the thickest OF
the fight at Pittsburg Landing.
James Merrill is in Co., Ii, 9TH Regi-
ment.
Jos. Milligan belongs TO the 10Th Reg
@. V. NJ.
w. ii. Elwell isnow at ST. Augustine, Flor
ida, belonging to a party of men sent there
by Government to erect a steam saw mill
for Government use.
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Eye and Ear.
Al EN NITLEIi,
Chairman of Committee.

Eye and Ear.
Dr.. LEWIS, 0culist and Aurist whose
professional reputation is well and favor
a bly, known as one of the most successful
operators on diseases of the Eye and Ear,
is now stopping at the Gaskill House, i'll
Warren. DR.. Lewis, siuce returning from
Southern Europe, has been located in the
City of Detroit. Michigan, where his eX-
tensive field of practice has been highly
appreciated BY a grateful community. and
exceedingly profitable to himself. All he
asks is a fair and impartial trial of Ii
new and painless remedies. Consultation
free. Office hours from Q till 4 o'clock of
each day-Sunday excepted.
May IS, lSG2-tf.
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DROTECTION.-Be Industrious,
economical and insurc With MeLain & Son and
we insure you against want, Incidence and hre.
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NeWS-Latter.

N6~S-bSIIST-
We are indebted to Mr.. Rilman Mum
son. of Vienna, for a copy of the Warren
Newsletter, bearing date of January 24th,
1882. Thomas J. McLain, editor, John
G. McLain, printer. 1t proclaims in con-
spicuous type that I'm this paper the
Laws. Resolves, Public Treaties, &c, are
published by authority. 1t is about
half the size of the Chronicle, and its
terms are $500 per year, in advance, or
$3.50 payable at the end of the year.
The list of letters remaining in the
Post Office at this place, is signed by Da-
vid Tod, Assist. Post Master, not quite a
important an office as he fills at present.
VIM. Raycn signs the Youngstown letter
list as p. M:-no paper was published i'll
Youngstown at that time.
Porter & Scott advertise for Flax seed,
Both of these men are long since dead
Harmon 4 Stiles advertise New Goods
Mr.. Harmon, Oh. r. died Il few years
since. and Mr.. IL. Stiles is still selling
goods,-as is also L. J. Iddings, who adj
v~ertises a new stock. III. & c. Smith re-
quest those indebted to pay up" they
are still in the goods trade. ]. l.. Van
Gorder advertises that ''2j cts, will buy
one pound of coffee and a sett of cups
and saucers;" lac is dead. Lester Cone
advertises Guardian Sale he was killed
by a pistol shot many years ago. VIM.
l.. Knight publishes L law card he died
long ago.
There are several lottery advertise.
ments, showinsa not very high state OF
morals somewhere.
The paper upholds strongly the admin.
istration of President jackson, and pitch,
es into the Chronicle, with great vim. 1t
contains lots of politics, very little new
of a general character, and not a jot of To-
cal news.
We have often looked over the old files
of papers published in this town, many
years ago, and their editors seem to have
| taken for their Motto the text "a prophet
is not without honor, for they seem to
have almost entirely ignored the existence
of anything worthy of notice, in their OWL
vicinity, and TO have chroniclcd no small
er events than a murder.
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Increased Business.

While looking through the Carriage
VI rnufactory of ii. c. BELDEEx. a few DAYS
since, We were pleased to notice the in
creased activity which pervaded every de-
partment. His Warehouse is well stored
with finished vehicles o different qualities
and prices, and the large number of bug
GIGS, wagons, &c, about thepremises, to be
repaired, bore evidence ola strong revival OF
business. Nh. Belden is as PROMPT, and
accommodating as ever, always ready to
sell new vehicles, or see that old ones are
repaired without DELAY.
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dyspepsia and Liver Disease.

Do YOU rise with a coated tongHc. mornings. with
had t..te in the mouth and poor appetite tnr break
$50 Do you feel when you first get up 50 weak
,nd Ianeuid YOU can scarcely ct about? Do you
have a dizziness in the head nj times and often n
,IullncsS. with headache occasionally Are your
bowels cOStiVe and irregular and appetite change
able? Do you rcft mp wind from the stomach. and
do YOU blOat mp often? Do ynu feel a tullneSS after
eating and a gOneness when the stomach Is empty ;
Do YOU have heart burn occasionally? Do you feel
low spirited and look on the dark side Of things2-
Are you not unusually nervous at times Do you
not become restless and often hay until midnight be-
fore You can go to sleep? And then. at times. don
YOU feel dull and sleepy most of the time: Is your
skim dry and scaly? also sallow? In short = not
your life a burthen. full of fOrebOdingS? Now. these
are this symptoms generally present. but not always
all of them. AMI there are thousands VINO are suner-
ing daily from them, and We pledge ourselves N
from three-to FIVE prescriptions. 10 drive them all
away and completely cure the patient. changing
their whole physical and mental nature, ami thus
make life a blessing in place of n burthcn. We AK
those who have tried until tired and discouraged to
give us one fair trial and we candidly can do juS
what Is above set forth. Try two prescriptions and
we can in that time satisfy the most mereduiouS-
We call especial attention to our almost inyalIaole
treatment in the above diseases. "Frore al hHa0s.
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+ W. UPHAM'S
CARRIAGE SHOP.

2mzcs south Of Parkma" ITHngs, Parkna", D.
If Won want 10 buy a Carriage or a Buggy. call ut
Upham's Carriage shop. two miles south Of Park
man, Ohio.
If you want to buy a Wagon or a Sulky. eai a.
J-phamis Carriage Shop. three miles north of Mel
son Centre. o.
If Won want to buy Il Cutter or a Sleigh. call al
Cpham's Carriage shop. two miles south Of Park
man Village, Parknan, D.
III YOU want to buy the woodwork 10 n Buggy or
n Wagon. call at Upham's Carriage shop, 8 miles
north of Nelson Centre. %.
Ifyou want to get 4 Carriage. Buggy. or a Wagon,
ironed. painted or trimmed. in the best manner and
on short notice. call ut CPham's Carriage shop. TIVE
miles south of Parkman Village. Parkman. o.
If you want to get your horses shOd by HICKORY
Pool. with the best of iron. and in double quick.
time, call at Uphams Carriage Shop, th:ee miles
north of Nelson Centre, ..
Finally, if YOU want tn trade anything Tor s~oHleftiR.
else, cali at Cphamis Carriage Shop, two miles sOutf
of Parkman Village. Parkman, o.
y. b, All work warranted.
pnrkmnn q LUNG & lai2-3m.
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Grove Meeting.

The friends of PROCESS will hold a Spir,
itual Meeting in Liberty Grove, IL mile
north of Girard village, Liberty township,
TrumLull Co., Ohio, oil Saturday and
Sunday, July 9Th and 9th. s. J. Finney.
ahighly distinguished and eloquent speak
er will be present and address the meet,
ing also: o. P. kellogg and Mrs. SLrah
VI. Thompson, both distinguished trance
speakers, will address the meeting. Come
and hear the vanguard of reformers. \
general good time is expected.
WALTER SIGLER.
Chairman of Committee.
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U,le of Real Estate Ly order of Court

Cale of Real Estate 10y order OF Court
On the 9TH day Of June. lS52, at one o'clock P
" on the premises in Pennington; Ohio, VIII PC
snld 10 the highest bidder the undivided one hall OF
he fnlIowiug two tracts of real estate rs the prop
erfv of Emanuel Urich. decd TO Wit: situate IN
Pennington township, Trumbull COUNTY. state OF
Ohio. and Is known as part Of LOT NO. >. ahH aisJ y
mart of lot No. 10, and the said tracts are bounded
~ fplIows to wit: the tract in lot No. > IS bounded
ON the north By lands belonging TO Lew chapman
and wife and the heirs of Lewis Herner- dccu q: on
tLe west " lot line: on the east by the centre OF the
Sfate Road. and ON the south by u line parallel TO
the south line of Levi Chapman and wifc ana Lew
i Urrucr's heirs, and 50 far distant thereiTOm a.
with the other line, of b9undary shalI lheIlue ~ az :
bounded A. follows. to wit: commencement tue hoTti
west corner of said lot No 10. thence east on LOT
line niuety-6vc rods and four links TO lands o"ned
by Francis Curtis, thence south seYeniy-S!X rods
and five links to the south west corner OF SAID Cur-
lis land. thence east about sixty-three rOdS 70 the
cast line of said lot No. ~, thence south on iot Iine
] ,Lout one hundred rods to the south line OF the lot.
thence Wrst on lot line to the centre ct the stale
Road. thence north-wcsterly along the centre OF
tbe STATE Road about one hundred and thirty rods,
to lands owned by JamesC Arnitage,I heneen sn.
rn,Is and twelve and one half links. thence north
westerly along said ATmita=eS line thlrtS-seNeh
/ rods TO the west line of said lot No. III, thence Souin
| an lot line eleven rods and two links TO the plaeeH OF
beg;nning. and computed to contain within the
: above bounds ninety-SeVen acres OF Iah"' nu1 VI
WAYS excepting and re>erving ten acres OF Iahu
/ owned by Olive p. Stetler, IN the S9uth-MeIt GUlISi
! of said ninety-seVen acre tract Inc last nOuhueu
Z tract in lot No. IL. l. eneumbered BY the d1NeI
tate of Olive J.. Urirh. widow Of Emanuel rlch,
deed. and appraised at SSEs; and the thlTty-nve aere
trsrt i appraised ut SES. Terms OF sale: one-haIf
I tbirty days from the day of sale, aud the remain
: der ninety days from the day of sale. ami bOth pay
n,,.uts af six per cent interest. Title deeds viii De
I given n soon a the purchase money anu mteLSS'
,rc naid in TuI or secured to the satisfaction OF the
81 Lr.-l;,n.j JOSEPH II. WOICUTT.
May =. lS6s4w Admir- of Emanuel | rich. dec e.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
y lanes Jackson and others In TrumbullC Cons
rs rmsn Pleas

Cvrus BOSwOrth and others.
Ey virtue of a NenditiOni ENpoRas IN the aDoNt
case. as al-o an execution in favor OF Isaac lianoru
;.snci and drIivcrel To me ont of the Court OF Com
nm, pIraS in and for the County of Trumbull stat
of Ohio. | have levied upon and Will offer Tor san
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Concert.

Messrs. Reynolds & Pierce's troupe o.
of Campbell Minstrells will give a concert
at Webb's Hall on this, "Wednesday even
ing, one third of the gross receipts of tn
concert to be given to the Soldiers Aid
Society, of this place.
The company has the reputation of be
ing one of the best that is now travelling
in the States. They have been giving
concerts lately along the Lake shore, and
their performances are spoken of in high
tones.
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DRS. WORTM.N & SHANNON
HARREN. Z" Gh,&pSSRRILL HOUSE

WARREN, GASkILL HOUSE
on Thursday. May sth, again June 18th,
and again July 18th. DrS. W. n :. call the e~spceial
attention of the afflicted to the fact that they nave
been visiting Warren regularly every mdEth for
nearly two years. thus showing that they DO not
fear to come back where they have done business
farther, they expect to visit regularly for the next
five years to ee:he. They have male chronic dis
eases their study and have treated them almost cx-
cluSively for a number of years and claim Tar letter
success than could reasonably be expected rom
LOCAL PHYSICIANS. They now Rave i ]. rge
number of cascS in this and the adjoining counties.
many of whom had DOctOred for wears to be eject
: who they Lave successfully cured. many of whom
are well known in this community. d. N"r'hnan
+ & shannon will both be around together thls mp
. and csncrinlly invite the afflicted 10 call.
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Flags and Banners.

Sunday Schools and Military Cpmpan-
lie. supplied at very low prices ranging
from ) cts. upwards, according to size and
quality of mlterial used.
Send in orders early.
G. W. CROMWELL, & Co.
No. oil Superior st.
Marble Block. Cleveland Ohio.
Warren, June IIth. CIV.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.
POsT-OFFICE. Warren, O..
M,r.b ~ 1SsJ


YOUNGSTOWN. DAILY-Arrives 30 P n; leaves
1l:l9 n.
CLEVELAND, DAILY-Arrives ll:l9 A N; leaves
80 n.
SALEM, ~DATLT-Arrives . p N: leaves6aE
OIL DIGGINGS, II N; leaves :
SHARON-Arrives Tues, Thurs and Sat at lG0 A
N: leaves same days II l:30 P n
WEST GREENNILLE-Arriycs Mon. We'd and
Fridays at ? n: leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
GRFENSBU RfIH-Arrives Mon. We'd and Fridays
at II A N: leaves same days at ] p II
NORTH DL00MFIELD-Arrives Mon. " ed and
Fridays at Z p N; leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
urlays at s A NJ
PARMINGr0N-Arrivcs Wed and Fridays at > ?
NJ: leaves Tues and THURSDAYS at 4 n
CANTON. DUCK CREEK,
Arrives Friday ) p N: leaves TUESDAY 5sO A n.
RAYENNA-ArriYes Mon. Wed. and Fridays. at
4P N; leaves on Tues. Thurs and Saturdays,
at A NJ ,
LIZ Mails which leave at or before $ 4 N are closed
the preceding Eve, At y r n. All others are closed
half an hour previous TO their departure.
&. VI. PATCH. r. ".
No drop letters delivered unless prepaid.
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THE State of Ohio, Trum. Co. SIS.
In the Court of Common Pleas of said county
Daniel Derr and
George II. Reid. Pl'fs,
Porter r. Friend. Charlet

Porter r. Friend. Charles
". RieketSOn and James
J. Wallace. Defts. The said Porter. K
Friend. Charles W. Rickets on and James J. Wal
lace, defendants. residents of the State of PennSyI-
yania, will take notice that on the 18th day OF MAY,
1862. the said plaintiffs filed their petition asalns.
them. the object of which is to foreeioSs a son.rae'
for the sale of the following described rear TSta'''
,ituate in the township of Mecca, county oil Irun-
hull and State Of Ohio. to wit: designated ON a piai
of late laid out by Daniel Derr. George H. heida ana
Isaac Troxel, by it, number being one. and bound
a on the east by land Of Slow, on the west oy
lot No. Il. on the north by lot No: : and on tue
south BY lands of said Slow. containing hve aereS
of Land. Said petition prayS Judgment against said
defendants for the sum of one hundred and seven
ty-hve dollars with interest from October, 1854. anG
in default of payment thereof that said premises be
ordered sold and the proceeds arising therefrom be
applied in payment of said Judgment 50 To- be Oh
tanned. DANIEL DERR.
GEORGE II. REID.
May y. gov By Jefferson Palm. their ATTY,
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Exc We are indebted TO Capt. Geo. J..
Wood for a copy of the Winchester Virgin
ian, dated July /, lS32-printed 30 years
ago. Its motto was THE Union must be
preserved'-a sentiment that has become
quite heretical, in that latitude, since
that day.
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A Card.

Having taken J. &. Brooks into my
business under the firm name of II. ii.
Barnum 4 Co., for the purpose of doing a
general Hardware and Iron trade. !
would hereby tender my thanks to the
many friends and customers who have
p~atronized me, and trust 10y keeping
nothing but good goods and selling them
at the lowest possible rates that the same
liberality will be extended to the New
Firm.
II. II. BARNUM.
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| SSIGNEE,S NOTICE.

N Notice is hereby given that Sullivan haipn.
Of Vernon. Trumbull County. Ohio, has aSSlsneS hls
becn appointed and qualified as his Assignee. All
Dersons having claims against him, must present
them 10 me. duly authentieaied NIthln tns Ilns pre-
srribed b.: law. HENhl hENNEli'
U,rtforl- June I. 62-3wS
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DEATHS,


In Berlin Centre. Nah. Co., at the residence of Mr.
Horace Rowland. of Consumption, Mr.. JAMES
l.. STRETCH. aged q years
In Warren. on the Sth inst. of Consumption. Mas
MATTE REED. daughter of Joseph and Jane
Reed. aged is years.
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Moving Mat CHI.

WOWIug MdLch.
There will De a trinl of Moving Ma
chimes on the LIST day of July. at Payne's
Corners, on the farm of J. b. PAYNE esq.
1t will be open to all moving machines.
and be under the supervision of the Brook
field Agricultural Society.
WYATT MCKAY.
President.
j. B. PAYNE.
j.. NELSON.
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Dissolution.

The firm of Hueke & Vautrot has been
dissolved, and the business of selling Pi
nao', MelodeonS. &C.. will be carried ON bv
Mr.. Hueke. lie has been in the trade
for a long time, and has fairly earned the
reputation of being an honorable dealer.
The famous Steinway pianos of which
he is now, and has been for some years
the sole agent, he will continue to furnish
purchasers at the manufactures prices.
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Atlantic Monthly.

Among the articles in the July number
of the Atlantic are Some Soldier Poetry
Ericsson and his Inventions. Originality
Chiefly about War Matters, Moving, Meth
dds of Study in Natural History, &c.-
With this number commences a new vol.
ume, the tenth. The publishers say
arrangements already made warrant the
Publishers in promising to those who read
the Atlantic" a great variety of the best
articles in all departments of literature
As this has always been done in the past,
the promise for the future may be relied
upon with certainty; in fact it was almost
unnecessary to make it, as those who were
its readers know. Several new novels and
Tales by some of the most talented wri-
tiers are to appearin this volume. David
Gaunt." by the author of Life in the
Iron Mills" is soon to be commenced, as
is also Life in the Open Air." by the late
Col. Winthrop. Professors Aggassiz and
Lowell will continue their contributions,
and a perfect galaxy of talented popular
writers belong to the Atlantic staff"
Published by Ticknor 4 Fields, Boston
Mass, Sold by Porter & Son, and George
Adams, Warren.