, 1869-11-27
:. ,oSs the following respectful announcement

nre. th1;s the following respectful announcement
IA te. story by ME- ssn~e
tho kss, ss sne pap1ea:ion q * ssof. y y. Z:
Il SioWr. the TIE at = htch Ill b* Fuc,d foM :!
csSo 1ne 9, w. ssss ~. =: 1aps 3 g. H.
Enuth I: rth. e-titfed Ret,sbutIon' -
INIT stowe l. on Of the most gifted snd PIP.
It " In advs1 &C, thss mona Of nor sunscrto1ra
Though neglect TO Tel ew fheir sabacF,nL'one, may
loso rho cesnttnR et r. a1a u :. tno.e .on a. aesse ~
eess ts ntm.sfs Of the kra, "a' send u 'ne'f
Tbe ptxt no'tce sppt ared On May -:
ape nrkt TWO chapta's have been recc:sed. bnt
We etsll not b ahlA 70 ouQto their publication TIL
week nitar 1axs-T
Tns rc.y Orally appeared Iqne q, 1851, with the
ee,ter aub s,tie Of "1lfe Among tho Lowly," aud
over II xas the ahte<d precsaiionarJ announce
met: "CcpyriGns secured BY the anthhF."
WniIo The story wss going Atoez. weak AFTER
week, biography appeared Of B. F. Wade, SenA-
saS.e!ect tom Ohio and atlo. June ~ tho third
week, tho news that Schuyler ColiaI, the propsie-
tor Of the st Joseph RtqisfeT. haA been nominated
a. The WnIR CANDIDATE for coLgrrss from hia dlf-
trtcs n IndtanA-
During the early parts Of the story. the EFa had
denuucaa:4onA Of Daniel Webstef's speech 1t tho
open,ng OF the Erie Rsitroad. and an attack on 4.
Oakley Hau for alAnder On Ko.sutn, as tna poor
exile WAS on his way 10 oar saores-
After three months this editorial notfce appear.
ID:
"Uuc,e Tom4 caoln,-we receise lssser. By
eyerJ mail lnqui.ns whether Gnco Toms CABIN
viii b. publtshea In book ioru, at1er It'd com1le-
tcn IN inc Era, Ms. Stowe having tsken out \
q 4 I'd b 70 20 pqeIsa "a
rhs, viii he the price Of T., Ne DO not Xmas. A
eose rom The suthoz touching these points might
be ct service"
L,1lic e1nberant notices like this occasionally
sppeared, bus while the inertia Of the story Nefo
naules& to Ill Its reAdef1, The lsdT and friends
~ere taktcg carr tnat It should nave all cue at,en
| lion elsewhere, and month after It comInencod
the kteItotJper were worktng oo 1t for the boot.
TIE novel 1su tn the KSa ten months, and tuat
| paper said On Aprtl J., 1sa7: "Mrs- Sto. bAa nj
| last brought her work 10 close. TIE last chap
| teIs kpctAf In this week OF the ErE With our
conseut, the BoSton publishers issued an edl.lon
Of atoo on the eotu Of March, but It has already
been exhausted, and atotner edition OF 1900 has
\ appeared"
Wnl!c The EtorT wsa going on, the Era MAS free
trade, ahtttAVesy paper. AID ras little helped By
the taftn people anywhere. The New York Tff.
bu'.e said, at cne Time. while Uncle Ten VA run.
mig: "The Satienal Eta is about the most IN.
| fair and untntDg enemy OF the Whig party that
we kIow."
| In those dayt, a no1, The free sentiment OF
the piot cen IN progress embraced Tree trade IS
| cardinal naxim. II appears By the nfed Of the
E5u, thak Dr. BEfey, p}eased with tho writings
| sid couHctouA OF the Eocta1 lu11euce Of Mr.
B:owe, had sent her atoo. with = request 10 wE1te
| A. good 4 stnEY for tn1t amGn1t ~ Eua eo1t1.
After ward he sent her 800, and nual:y .h,1d
pay nent wa4 made By mutual ARveeioeaL ia
this literary occasion Ms Stowe involved herself
| ID quarrel Ntth the New YorK Observer, With
| aceused Ter OF IN libel on the Rev. Joel Parker,
lot which that CHRISTIAN minister had brough,
au1. sgalpat her, aytng the damages At sa0,ooo II
Two or three thirg. seem 10 be esiuens aooa
this sloSJ: that IT grew uLconsciously, snd told
Itself By the same surt Of ploces4 that 1nt.a fuh
bpr t.tctches- The ~etKly cry for copy Kept tue
sfter up to work, apd several weeks snr fslted 1c
COZ TO line with ntr chapters: and aiso that II
osslLtss intereets Vere msrsged vita Eeuoi1e
| S1tew0ntts. As A0ou Is Mrs. Stowe became
x+arr thst abe mad done good thing, sne turned
I it into property aud guanded her title. FIJI eos
! Jeasb belpre "Unc!e Trtn" lthcn 4fd Hlldrein
wtote "Archy Moofe, or the " bite Save n fo
uaicn, a1Ier fresh tsbUf he ottBIned pIsifn1 pub
tsh&r, AID 9ei he was abls 10 wake up Tbs c:rc1lH
'ion OF this a,rong novel dur n8 the fever attend
ant upon Uncle 1or, aid It became eemunezaust
| - tlU1.
This IL the newrpapes history OF Uncle Toni
CABIN, Tor .hich, next to Mrs. stoEe, the wotld L
indlhted 10 Gan allel Ia Icy, Doctor OF Medictn,
and rnilarthIopy,-aPh Ph.s.dtIrnihu.
When DR.. Baley did, after bis gentle IT,
| but stormy career, his widow cuuId have tod III
Era for ssAhoo She preferred 10 continue Ii nnde
. her cwn arrangement, and II speediis Went do xp
Mrs Bailey u row realdeht Of Washington cnr
| GArH.