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Don't Don't GO &c H9NE HOME TSSSHT TSSESHT %EFSTT
RApIc,AALo oTRE, WITHOUT kSIrE qAgsTIc OR
Diseases Of q. FeIvc Sseer Diseases aHa pso%.s
tue GSsf nSis 'aee D&sfI eas Lexington avenue
RUssAN HAIR DYE, ONLY 80 cENrs.-IN EVERY
II respec, better than the higher priced dyes satisfac-
ton guaranteed in every instance
wsrsHcu:e Of JOHN T. HENRY, Mo- College place, New
WE HAVE AN ANNOUNCEMENT TO MAKE WHICH,
predict viii greatly crafty Mrs.
Harriet Lewis whose stories have heretofore all pub
lshed London has been engaged exclusively
for the LEDGER SO that store, will be pub
lished only in tho LEDGER In this weeks LEDGER we
commence the publication story which she has
written for u.s. 1t is entitled srhe Double Life; or The
Hampton Mystery and evidence Of the high opinion
which entertain OF it, hereby pledge give
any reader of the LEDGER who will con.cienou,y say,
after perssing it, that good story, ride behind
Dexter Remember the nrst part of is published in this
weeks LEDGER which for sale at all the bookstores and
news depo,s. 1t is entitled,
TIE DOUBLE LIFE;
THE DOUBLE LIFE;
THE DOUBLE LIFE;
THE DOUBLE LIFE;
THE DOUBLE LIFE;
THE DOUBLE LIFE;
OR,
THE HAMPTON MYSTERY
THE HAMPTON MYSTERY
THE HAMPTON MYSTERY
THE HAMPTON MYSTERY.
THE HAMPTON MYSTERY.
THE HAMPTON MYSTERY.
BY
MRS HARRIET LEWIS,
MRS HARRIET LEWIS,
MRS. HARRIET LEWIS,
MRS. HARRIET LEWIS.
MRS. HARRIET LEWIS.
MRS. HARRIET LEWIS,
Author Of "Regnslds Fortune" "The Rival Cousins" ~
Life a, Stake" 'The House Of Secrets" &C., &c.
The champion Mystery" was, time, wonder and
the gossip Of the nobility fashopables of Great
Britain involved the honor the most naughty
fsmie. of the English peeraQe Mrs Lewis tells the story
of this singular episode in srsocra,c life such manner
bring out ali its strong points with historical fidelity
In the number Of the LEDGER We begin the pubca
ton Of story OF strange adventure. by syvanus Cobb.
Jr., entitled
TYRoS THE SHRINE MAKER.
rYRoN THE SHRINE MAKER
rYRoN THE SHRINE MAKER.
Mr. Cobb himself thinks this s Of the hes, stories ho
has written, think 80, in his best and
mos, popular vein.
The LEDGER this week also contains coniribuonsby
Henry Ward Beecher James Parton, Judge Clark John o.
sare Fanny Fern Leon Lewis Alice Cary, George D. Prem
,lce Mrs. sou,hwor,h Mary Kyle Dallas. Ethel lynn, Amy
Randolph and Others together the continuation Of
RED KNIFE,
AND
THE HALLOw.EvE MISERY.
Remember and ask for the LEDGER dated June 2 which
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Solomon liattisou,

A telegram from Oswego, in this state. announces
the death OF solomon Mattison, at the village OF
Serbia, where he resided on saturday last. lie was
one OF the earliest settlers OF Oswego and was sol.
dier In the United States Army during tue war OF
Isi2 lie had reached ripe old age.
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DADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUSTIC OR
III detention from business, for Structure, Fstua Piles,
Diseases OF the Pelvic Nscera, Diseases and Determines OF
the eye, nose, face and person.
HENRY A. DANIELS NJ d., ia Lexington avenue.
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BELOW.
Marine lDisostcrs.

Bark windsor tBp. from Cow Bay Cby pilot O Blum,
No ~.
Wind al sunset sw.
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ID UsSIAN HAIR DYE, ONLY 70 CENTS.-IN EVERY
IL respect better than the higher priced dyes Satsfac
tion guaranteed in instance
Wholesale and retail at United States Family Medicine
Warehouse of JOHN =. HENRY Nos College place. New
York
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GENT f0r Bucks patei.y Blillian
Maa1adurer 9'

4 GENT for Bucks patag-y Brilliant
~ Stove. to which First Premiums
were awarded at the Louisiana MeehaGl-
les and Agricultural FAIR, Jany 1865,
also. at the Missouri State Fair, Oct.
1866, 67 4 63
Importer and den'er in Cooking and
Heating Stoves, Table Cutlery, Hard
ware, H0ll0ww&re Ec.,
Orders nom the Country directed 20
p. o. B. 1856, wiA meet prompt atten-
dance.
NO. 10A, CHARITIES STREET,
nol9 n NEW ORLEANS.
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THE WEEKLY ECHO.

iT----T Tc7orftctB ra.I sAct
~ PUBLdsHED EYEHX THURSDAY BY =
C. w. FELTER, lPFoPFietOy
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gives
TO the public,
in every issue, the Ia

test news from all parts of the
world. 1t deyotes especial attention 10
THE FARM AND THE FARMER.
and searching, as does the Daily SJm
all the avenues OF commercial interest
puts forth weekly, the most full and ac-
gurata
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'EN IL next session Of the Academy WI
Afrbe npel fol, the reeeptiOR sNs
Il Students Monday 18th Sep 90
ienber, 1862 ssSSssss
The Academic year viii be -
IiFdad into two sessions of Eve months
each the first ending the last Of Januas
y, and the second ending tile last o,
Juno 1870.
Charges IN ypeCie or its equivalent IN
currency, pay lble monthly.
Board, l0d ting and washing, pei
month for students, IS 90 to SO 90
Tuition in English department 81 co.
Strict attention paid to the mOra
instruction of students.
The instruction 81 pupils win be con-
uot,,d exclusively by w r. RUT
AND. ESQ brit J w. BRYAN. chs
lrmer PliucipaI win exercise a peEsOn,i
supervision over the system Of tuiti0n.
nj tiscip ine Of the students, and. win
'reduentlv visit the pupils at the Acad-
my for tha4 nywuasa sA "A
u. W. BRYAN, Principal.
August 8, 18j9.-ly.
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fs sAAA~A- y AscAAGkttA fts1OGbAAAel
too numerous to mention.
/ think I can suit purchasers both.a
to the prices and quality of m good
AMI IS charge nothing to show them
& invite everybody to- call AMI iHspec
hem -SoArsraRG mly be made-SoRH
ty3 can he lost by so dDimg. t L2l
Bs5~ Call ANA examine M " stuck.
IN [ngJ-1y. J. w. BRYAN.
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1RUTNAMs MAGAZINE: !.

DUTNAAT'S MAGAZINE will be
4 new National p .IbliCGtion, sapport
Usl by the best writer's, in each dspar
J1entg in evefy section of the country
See Prospectus for the hstzof these WI
Ars, with specimens OF what they say
Including -H5a g Earae q 20
Hon. e. NJ Stanton, Ex-Sao.i Of Wa ,
Bryant, Rev. DR. BashneI
teol VIM. Curtis, Dr. Hnyes, AFctI,
{oyager, Dra. Leibarg b. j. Lossins
feO. Ripley, Hermon Melville, Baya
layloE, Prof Moses Colt Tyler Hon.
}. A. Wells, Rev. DR. JaP Ih3mps0li,
sev Howardst tlrosby, D. D., Ryart a.
)uykinck, Esq, &C., Sc, and a host 4
7rilhant writer's in hghb literature, ls
well rs science, art and history.
High-tonad papsrs on Iulttars of ma
tional interest. popular science, midas,
rial pursuits, 80 nj .iDeormasion an
instruction ON important topics, win bC
specially cultivated. In th9 lighter al
ticles, healthy entertainment and pure
amusement for the family circle viii ! e
carefully ch0zen -E1Ail slla9Gn 1tss as55OaI- :
2ss presented by oar large circle oinC1 :
jributors. H aliae +swa
TERlIs--S4 per annnm.9 q aaG
G. r, PUTNAM "a SON,
ap9lE TL p Publishers,
nos Q 661 Broadway, N. r.
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This state Of things cannot ba
altered at present, but its existence
q another strong reason Why reed
less charges should be avoided on
trade With the cotton growing dis
tricts. There Is no possible reason
why raw cotton should he exported,
and foreign goods imported,
through New YORK. It IS . cireu-
itOus route, involving waste Of
time and needless expense. These
may be avoided by the establish
ment Of direct trade between En-
rope and the South. Let the raw
cotton be sexp0Fted direct bom
New Orleans, Savannah, Charles
ION and Galveston; let the Man
chester manufacturers and sils
Liverpool brokers deal direct with
these ports, or better stiIl, with ta
plunters in the country. And In
the same way the manufactured
goods required for the consump-
ton of S0uthefners should ba
landed at the nearest port, not
shipped 20 New York, and thenrs-
shipped % their destination. An
his unnecessary handling Of ar
icles Of trade enhances their sell
ing prices, and ultimately falls on
the cOnsumsF.L LiUsgP50t C0uTieT.
sam BonaGnga Termlsog Anne1s
aei0ms
The Government Of The Domins
lean Republic, il secOnding The
leSires Of its. assOci ates, fRds IT.
self disposed 70 enter fully into
the American Union MS 3 Statas
nee and sovereign, and is embOld-
med to give assurance that the
question, being submitted to The
people, win be accepted With ems
thusiasm.
Nevertheless. despite this eone
viction, the initiation of this meas=
are cannot be taken by the D0inin-
leans, who. weakened BY the cause
H civil wars, and surrounded bY
foreign enemies, might find thenl-
selves cheated out 81 their hopes
i thOse who lJ0k with evil eve OH
slle annexation should have pro-
posed to themselves by secret man
segment % encourage the fctiou
si ililit of some men but little in-
.ued with tie principles of order.
Ehe consequences, hOWever, would
10 the more saa if che country
,honld have been consulted and
he question proposed t0 the Gov
sFnnient of She United States
,huQld have received d negative
Therefore, modifying by ule
ire adapted to facilitate the resl
i annexation, il seems mOss ex.
,eClient that the Congress 0f tha
United States, th0T0ughlyinf0rmad
i the teal situation Of the Do
ainican Rennblie, sheala give its
IL Its system &c govern
lent, lis territory. population, in-
ustrld resuu Csss etc, and pass q y
NV or make adeclaration, ar do
nine such net as.it may deem best,
utlorizing The President of th0
juiun to accept as d State thereof
be- Dominican Republic 50 soon
S the measures for carrying this
nt are adopted. In such docu- )
leRlit should be stated, if desired
lat the annexation of Texas should
D assured az the basis, and point
ut besides any other circunst stanco
1 condition tIlat might Be thought
ecessary. This being conceded.
be carrying into effect al the rest
Ill only be 3 question of time
Inch che Executive og tho Unite1
sates may take 60 place ns III
ositi0n ID mike our declaration,
hioh VII ba ddna Immediately.
aeause then there viii Do none 0f
lose fears which may show them
slt,eArs RaN khn sspsae ks,s, "a ~. hs
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Nj annum, ia advance. -.s'-
ADVERTISING N s. iE
Per Square 40 lines or lessl g1p. SI 80
EyerV subsequent insertion sas T5
hn6uncement Of candidates for u
Office. ....... s.. ccs.assg 80 90
Advertisements sent in for puBlioa-
ti6fj. Il when there are nc. directions, viii
bainserted iii English and French, AMI
when time is not limited, VIII be Con
tintisd until orders are received and
charged accordingly u 3A1A 81 ~
Liberal discount to thoseswho adver-
tise by the year or quarter.
NO credit vii be given for Advertising
Or Job work, except by special agree
ment. sgrragxaE u4AaJoET E7aBT
Cards, stating merely the names, /
bnSine8s and place Of Fesidenee, viii !
paper included, Twelve Dollars pei
Snfnn. EE III. Ala III Gl& la Eg@ 'asA5A
ME~All Judicial advertisements mus.
bo paid forlon the last dlys of pubica-
lion, or on the day of sale.
Standing Advertiser enfs.
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MARKET REPORTS.

in all eases the money MAS Be re-
iaisted ia gslsaHea
peA. "A small space viii be allowed ad-
vertisers, 1T the rates of fifty cents per
square, for each insertion, four lines
constituting q sq lare,
In sending ramittances for either the
Danny or WERKhN SuN, the safest meth
od is by draft or Post Once order
Address IA. y, ABELL s Co,
Sun Iron Building, Baltimore ND
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NEW SEnRE

". BRYAN, announces to the plb4
Jrs lic of Lake Charles, AMI this Par
shin general, that he has list opened
q Dry Goods and Grocery store,
at the corner Of Ryan Street near the
CQ9rt House, Lake Charles, where he
viii keep cUnst;'ntly on hand q COM
0lok,a o9ao1.Er,o,,% 6f
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; OFFICE HHAR FHE GoVRT-H HOUSE.
, 1869-03-13

rectoes Il the ~1pst!sunon 1or Eaaeanes the
Dlnd Tho noatd Of Trustees Of ina '3ol 1,o1s'
ane, ~ pas,a&s of thu Aes. Be, oI the Govenos.
SIC: 10 fnssdd conmi..,e.srs. or SONS or
1ny una OF thtnl, shall attend snt se.alon Of the
LeslslAtuEe. phgceEef my c5knmttteo ol eIipef
house ehAtl require thtlr Attendance -"
Bxc: II. Said Boatd Of Commissioners shall be
furnished, BY tho Sec1etart OF ot4te, with the
Hecesss1 bsnk bookA bAtks and Atat1onefJ
sso Il. Tbs s*ld conmis.tonets ah III recslye
20 compensation TOT their tine or services, b1t
tho actual exptLses OF each ono Of than. while
ensased In the performances Of the duties OF their
ofaee. md ahJ actual outlay for any attrl al
and esElt.snee ttqoned II e1antnatioas and tu-
vtkuRatlrns. On being made cut and verified hY tha
Affidavit Of ihe Cot1mtaa1otets mixing tne ca ls9r
md Eooscvtd hy Tho HovetnTs, &ha'l be pMd
quarterly ~ tue Treasurer. On the watsant Of tre
the fIssfa1J not Otherwise appropriate id, and tho
botft ths!! Re psld IN Ike mst nsr.
PEG. u No Eenbef Of tic ard O! aald Com
na!es1eners shall be. directly OF indirectly, Inter
sattd IL any contract for building. Eepais,ug os
furnishing any Of The fns1atuttols ~nicn, By Ihll
aet, II. ase Authorised 10 VISIT md 1nspec1 moi
stall sn1 tsusne or 9th, o'e:r OF any of the N
atl'ouons embraced In toas lct, ho eligible to TIT
of1cr Of Com1ni. sforef hereby created.
&c. 4 ~ goyernos Is h.teby authorized t
q the tnetitu'tons EAHet In tha Stath SECTION o!
thta net Whenever In hfe op1rlou- tne 1nteress oi
The sta'e require euch rcaoyat. and Ia csss OF xe
moral be shall communicate to The Legislature IN,
cAaee Of tuth 1enoaA.
slc. Is No swomenbtrs Of tho Aforesaid Bosr:
OF Trustees cr Directors Of raid ,nsutuuons ehAl
ssan Mere tnan oIe Trustee or Drtc
tor Ator. said. ra.ide u tho county vh-E
I'D i1ststu:ions eh1i b .eeoeettvsl
Educsrou ofths Ueat and D 1mo shall continue &
be ft o1acto, member Of the Board OF uise:tns
ftnai msutnstoa.
hEc. II. Tnis act shall bo In torce hoa N
, 1869-03-13

mission into the Union, by forco Of TIL! or
dlnapcc, owned all the public landA within
her oo1nsin, dry a. we'll al submerged. Yes
We all know that the United States retained
the drr lands. and sold them long after this
State was admitted Into tho Union. The
monopoly which would. like 4 1ey,athan,
swallow up their lake front derived her most
valuable grant from the bounty Of aome oil
these lands from the United states.
Bat we have seen that If such const1uc-
ton was given to these words, eoyenauting
for the equally Of the new State, are snch
cnusipnte would follow, because the original
6iftes nor the UaIted states had the power
Of dispos1ng Of these submerged lauaj, but
merely held sovereign sway and masterdom
oyer them, and when the 8tatc Of Illinois
was crea,.d thlspawar over her shores passed
from the United States without gzaut 70 her
az an fuseperab1e attribute Of f&1yereigaty.
b. the preceding course Of reasoning We
haye arrived at these general conclusions
Fua, The shores Of naVigable waters md
the tolls uuder the watsr can never be gr mt
ed BIZ the United states. nor by the several
Sta,et, to lndIviduale, It being sovereign aud
political right, and not q proprietary sisat.
STeonl. That nsvicahte waters and rivers
are never the subject Of sale, but are insepa-
ahle fft m eoYertlEuty.
, 1869-03-13

The Tnts Of Increase In New York Is shout q Der
cent year IN Cntcago 1t Il abou 20 per rent
ttNift e 'nen VI pop a!auon IN New fotk in
1eGQ ot eL5. ISL. and in hlta9n OF 103 960 we und
thst the comparative population Of the sso cttles
a. clcstn nj II 6 IN Tho suturr will inevitably b.
tor ite at.temene ltesl about ~ sct forth in the
aores aia dgusts following, to Wit:
1s70 1850. 1904
New isEk.,.....1,1s9 04l 1ae,46l aria o1l
There dRnsts viii nndouhtedly appear sttound.
i1c 70 tho people OF New xoEk.-Chseogo Eesatr1
fbsf.
Why did not our sangulne neighbor
cipher on 10 tho end Of the century, and
put the fin,ehirg touch to the sstonish-
nent OF the New Yorkers! We mus,
supply its omission:
NV ~ ioth n M lsn n.-.."-,.........--.. a.s7o. .soa
The total population OF the Union in
1000. at the rate Of three per cent in.
create per year, which has been the ra,e
itr the past seventy years, will be lit
| le short oil one hundred millions. It IL
thus nathcm4'i:s1'y demonstrated tbs,
cne-bali ot the population Of the United
States will live In Chicago or the1ea-
b1uts in the Jesr 1000 and In tho yc.r
5000 every body will live in Chicago
There is nothing like pushing an arsu-
ncns TO Its logical sequence II you wanl
TO 4stouId" people.
, 1869-03-13
singular Ba.itoxd Accident.

Firm tie New York Hesnld. Much 10.
Aasee dent ossus:ed .bou: oclcee on a;ss,a aoa-
bur-, 10 the Erie IA iwsy. wnlca Is the n,oe: stu
euAs ever known On any taihoa1 io Tbs COUNTY,.
Tbs Gil e+tts ie1pEets i1ain, due IN jersey G!ty
anoher train, l,den attn iron, WAS passtnZ 10 tue
o;pef;e direction. Two Or three OF Inc iron
rails ia the p.ie wese di'plseed ttronea me o..
y ose Of ths.e loose .lt ,ts snsfSa IL
rs..sa sth,oosa to The opposite .,ds in :
snasbed 90 inst eide. ". William a. sGtn; Or
naEa.e9s r taa ~ stshs n,o .,tt ;isssSIe1 ~ ~
bis r,eht hip brf ksn. ano As. Duncan >: Walker.
The sen OF RobeEt J, W&lkef. tx-eecfefaf9 OF the
Tfeatn1y. hsd usaslJ al tls teeth e aaoesea ou:
oat IT tslersor, a.d received m:dtcs1 1s.endan;e+
1fttr which be proceeded 70 Se~ 1ofk. Nj.
Smith .as eoIve,sd 20 tae "Gssfta h ~ Eot. =.
conveyed to bis home a. sooo 40 u u deemed "a
10 remove him. "
The scetdens oceoHed 70 Unexpectedly: sud the
OF lime that tbs tAseepEefe were 6tHltd e7td Ar4
were uusble aftsswaEds 70 state Whsther ono bar
Ct u,,nJ entered to ear. Tne shock tel! liks th.t
lie cs1. Five pettons 10 al were injured Thai
70 ore WIS killed, AMI that % many escaped WITH
out trjusJ. u marvellous. Il WIS one of tho.s
the ereiozr, VI. not anticipated. No caution Of
vigilance On the PITT Of employees could prevent
H. Ihe pa:senxtr u1ln Was equipped With the
while the ron :rstn NJ. ie't 10 The mercy of tae
loose coupefn, which Afe tho cauee Of nine cut of
ten rsilEosd accidents. Bur for the.e loose
taken p!see, md Wnsn o.ctiisstoa becomes 70 no
lent as 10 dtslod2e heavy b,rs OF Iron. r4ilroa1
companies should open their eJts and read the
R.ilrosa Wh,re a s.ss Vent down ~
We enc TO this &1Ee e3usE.
, 1869-03-13
Queer Efopemont and a Q1esrrF Rs-
cpneIlQafIpu.

For several yesn : lady 1ud gentleman named
Af. and Asa Il. 3. Rtlcteth hare resided II L1tt.e
Fails. The bond Of weduso hIlsa coutlAped "a
tneuEtht nc Jet Ito st1t nItn was thing com-
Of shett.on-A feautrlne Oasis had appearei upou
the hlthcEta atcoNparative cess:t.
TIME rolled on, while Ar. g. engaged in the
thseGa tuslntfs. and WAS aaid TO roll out ~
Rocd ct eete q sny factory ii Msrhetm. About
this lime, ~ the oasis was hut ding ths cheezs
otln2 daily mace. 3cucg lady ransd ualptu
appeared upon the eceue. she wa5 good 10 T.
ing, bnt. ~ eTents afterwards Proved ths II lido
o1 hef platter needed much esesn.fEx. utItrtfh
VS. married msu responsibility, now OF len
Ger 5cAzs, tAd come to him IEcn the ekies; It's
Mite uslpn, ,ta1d her morai educa .on wss better
ao!WitnsaEt t1rg I'll this. HI. H.. willingly OF uu-
W.turgly, d1NfEarded his mafrlare vows and
formed N attachment for Mtss Hal21u. He w+s
old eat n2h 10 be her fath.r; he wxs a honcly
7. sn; .n ane yrs he va msn. snt beng TIE tfst
H d,eth deserted ii: wfs, ard Win tne os.is md
h Haso tn.s nsw Honan Passed through Guea, :
saGn tiaaa sieGe q tnett way to chtcl1o
snosS'd snos rs Hs went 10 Chicago. shs foi-
Arrived At Chicago, detectives 9con f,rrd fhe
grfltJ raftieA Were ttoppire at tho Moo'QucarIv
Anate, ato pufpotted 10 Be man srd wife, Mrf.
attaiein En cur toe serviees Of lawyer ana To-
Eu1!ty pail. There vas no ''scehe'+ It ina nsa:-
tug- Xrs. u sked heF knstana WhY be had len
her: nc politely .Istted her to etco Into prtysta
room and t2lk Tho ma:ttr over wish Mus Usiptn
ehe CD 80 EseIJ,h!nR Wa seIs!ed. Tbs inter
View terminated. The attorney vas told be wss
10: Wanted. and husband aaa wits sud nist.ess
t9nk tEe Easttrn bound train for Little Fails
Eliza Herald 'A.s =
, 1869-03-13

Tic Boston correspondent Of Tu1 Tat1csk. In
bis letter. Published yesterday, sa,A; s. The Nor
wfgian novelist bjotnson, teens 10 have burt
Ike comet ufou onr literary sky, A month
ago not oLe in hftJ OF the American reading pob.
lie had ever heard Of his uncomfortable nAme.
Now Two riv1l I1nslattons of hiA 'Arne' (prp+
1eEnecc In t~o eyl1A ies} competa for popnlsr
favor here" We refer to this extrse: merely for
tha pulpoEe OF showing the eronnhlessnesH OF
the claim, which Boason asstrts, Of being the
modern Athlua. This comet which has lust burat
upon tie llte era,y ax5 Of tha: city evspt through
tho ChicaRo nrmarent years sKo. Some cigtt
Jefis siEee Norwegian mercantile fzn conceived
tie iata OF dlsset trade with cn1csso. Aseosd.
1ntay one dne spring morning tho little brig
bltlptcs. cr1s 30 tiny that her sate pa4aags
ae1oss the AuAptle waa well nigh Miraculous, left
Bergen fer Chicago, with cargo OF fayo.y stock.
arh aEd unFarorJ heFEipRa. But fsh alone diu not
cunAtilute the whole ot her cargo. " 4. Geeluuy.
Gems Widow" reflex Of 4 Bergen publisher,
avaiied hcsref OF The opportunity to indulge In
little literary venture. Sho chose Htouaterre
Bjo'rson's Arre,'' tiznple but e1qn'eltely
btautif1l story Of SCANDINAVIAN peasant life, fol
| the staple Of her venture. II waa done into EnR
| lin by native Ntrwsgisn, ,tus preserving ths
sdtoEa,ie form OF expression IN ths prose and The
| ettuIIe 1aroE Of Tho poemt which Ind ptseot
current for hundreds Of yelrs II ths Norwcgi u
fles!oe. and were for tho nrst tine cotlsted By
R}onerD, htmeef no meAn poet "u. Gcelmuy
| d. ms Widow" printed an edition Of twenty-five
hundred c.pies upon her own " ealo,le psess " u
imprint atAtea. dedicated the work 10 Ole Bull
and N Mt the precious literary consignment all u
way ac.oaa The Atlantic With the ltoekast art
the herr!lg. The little vcssel arrived sl'ely. art
7ux TaiHrs1 . isw days attesward In reviewing
"Ar1e." pEorouneed tho work, thin Utterly m
known In the ULt,ed Btatcs. to Be that Of ma1
nj fHrn rrnfpt md nYAA{etfd thu Nhv vnr1d eon