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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-15
Nenntbet yonrnal*
Published on Water Street, Foot of Court,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN T. NASH.
Daily Aenneber yournal.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
gives reports Of the Markets. and has carefully pre-
pared political and local articles, and a generous
amount of farming, home and miscellaneous read.
ing with full compilation Of State news.
Terms, 81 per annum in advance; $si payment
10 not made within the year. Single copies scents
10 be had at the bookstores and at this office.
Advertisements one inch in length, three In.
sertIons less o0 Is cts. for every subsequent
insertion. Longer advertisements, those inserted
for any considerable length oftme, will be inserted
at favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special N Offices 25 per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices. ~ per square per week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-15
NO. 116.
THE MAGIC NEEDLE.

In Europe the chief power of the mag
net was perhaps known, but never applied,
Tor thousand years. An Iceland writer,
Are Erode, makes the first mention Of il
near the year 100, stating that hundred
years before, famous pirate went in
search OF Iceland under the guidance of
three ravens. trained for the purpose, since
" those days sailors in northern regions
Qld not know the use Of the loadstOne -
For he called it the lead or leading, stone,
from which our load-stone is derived.
Even this historian, however, knew only
magnet suspended by thread, and the
compass itself was yet undiscovered. At
iirst the magic needle was used with anus
ing clumsiness, as we learn from a manu-
script dated 1901 in the Royal Library Of
Parls. An ugly, black stone called mari-
nler. we are told, which sailors value
highly, was taken out when nights were
dark, and needle rubbed with Il lightly;
the latter was then cunnlngly placed upon
a straw, and set afoat in a basin, when
the point would indicate the north. H,,1
Another peculiarity of the magic needle
was cause Of much anxiety and peril to
the discoverer Of our continent. When
the great navigator had ventured about
two hundred leagues into the Atlantic
Ocean, on the 18th Of September, 1892.
he noticed for the first time that the needle
at evenlng-disk. no longer pointed due
north, but deviated several degrees in
north-westerly direction, and the next
morning the deviation had increased. Full
OF anxiety and wonder, he watched it
carefully, and to his CONSERVATION, the
further west he sailed the more the nee
die appeared to deviate. At first he kept
his discovery 20 himself, fearful lest he
should alarm his crew and defeat his pur-
pose; but soon the men at the helm no
ticed the change and were filled with gre.
vious apprehensions. They fancied they
had penetrated into new world, ruled by
other laws than those to which they had
been accustomed. If the magic needle
lost itspower what was to become of them
on boundless ocean? Never, perhaps,
was Columbus greater than when, sternly
suppressing his own fears, he told them
that the magnetic needle pointed, not to-
ward the north pole of the earth, but 10
an invisible part Of the heavens, which
changed its place with all the heavenly
bodies. They believed the man whose
vast knowledge and marvellous energy
they had learned to appreciate; their
minds We're calmed, the voyage continued,
and New World discovered. Henceforh
the magic needle achieved triumph after
triumph. With such aid, Diaz Cabral,
and Cana could cross vast oceans, and
Magellan and Sebatian Cabot sail around
the whole earth-thus ended forever the
objection made by the superstition and
bigotry. the teaching man the true form
and nature of the globe which he inhabits
While, therefore, the majority of vessels.
in the Mediterranean even. had been
wrecked, or at least had reached their de-
sired haven, only with small part Of
their cargo, now insurance companies
were formed in the larger towns, and the
premium, even for India voyages. became
soon so small as TO make insurance a rule.
-Appleton's Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-15
A SAFE AND PROFITABLE
INVESTMENTS!
$40 GOLD LOAN.

LIN Y LID M ElN /
2 $40 COLDLOAN.
1t is the settled policy of
the Government to substi-
tute a low interest Bond for
the present Five-TWenties-
one hundred and forty mil
lions having been called in
since last Sept. Holders of
the present issues of J-2O's,
who desire to exchange them
for a bond of equal safety.
and at the time same in
crease their ann ual iucOme
nearly ONE-THIRD, will do
we'll to investigate the mer-
it's Of the 7-3O GOLD Bonds
of the NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL.
ROAD.
These securities. the present
price of which is par and accrued
interest In currency, are selling
rapidly for cash and in exchange
for 5-2O's. and we commend
them to investors as confidently
| -As. W tas swssy . COAa hAAC CHUCu
the bonds Of the u. s. Govern
ment. They are secured by a
FIRST and ONLY mortgage up.
Oh 1000 MILES of fRAILROAD ID.
its EQUIPMENT a. EARNINGS.
and. in ADDITION, as fast as
the road Is built. upon 500 acres
Of land TO every 81 200 Bond. or
5000 acres to every mile of road.
The extent Of this grant is
greater than ALL THE NEW
ENGLAND STATES and MARY.
LAND. and its value, taken at
roads have sold their land grants
| Is OVER TIL I1EE HUNDR ID
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, OR
TREBLE the possible cost of
| the Road and issue of the Bonds.
These Bonds are thus irst-cass Railroad Bond
combined with Real Estate Mortgage on land
worth at least twice the amount of the CompaDy's
liabilities.
Northern Pacfcs issued in denominations
from 500 10 $4,000 coupon and registered, and
their heavy sales in this country and Europe
the rapid construction of the road.
The Bonds are FREE FROM U. s. TAX have 30
years to run principal and inte:es: DAY able IN
GOLD at the Banking Houses of Jay Cooke Co.
purchase of the same inquire Of
B. E. POTTER 4 BRO,
Bankers.
Freemans' Bank Building. Augusta, Me,
apr2u-tsm&wlm-&w
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-10
Correpondtnce q he Middleton Transcript
GALENA. KENT Co. Mn.
1 L IL Inn
February 1lh. 1872

.Nr. Editor :--Galcna is improving as
rapidly. We think. as any snal village "n
the shore; number ut NV houses were
erected last year, aud nun'bcr are to be-
built suon NJ spring opens The machine
-hops Of VIM \ lI,hnd 4 Go. are com.
nodinus. aud in -ucc' s,iui operation
Our Public School building is an nrna
mrni 10 our town. the large hall was
we'll filed on "Wednesday. ot last week
by the beautiful aud fair. of this aud ad-
joining cnunics; the occasion being II
grand ball under the auspices Of krnt
i.odcc. q q. + On mex, Monday
night. 18th int grand hop will hr
given ar same place. Invitations arr out.
aud frcm the reputation .. the vari"u-
committees. Ne feel sure that all possible
will be- done tor the enjoyment ot thosc
attending
An extra meeting m NJ + Church
Mr. Aldiid pastor, has been the means oi
adding over thirty To the church The
friends &c Sa..afras charge maic the pas.
tor donation yi,i, last week leaving wit,
him good supply Of good thugs
Bishop Lay. Of the Episcopal charch,
preached in school house hall, on last sun
lay evening, sound sermon to larg'
aud apprcria'yr audience
Miss Benny. ha- purchased the rc,i
dcncc Of DR. James leigh. IN ,he sub
urts Of our village. where she has rc
moved her Femalr seminary II can b,
,ru'hfnlly said, that N,. Bcnuy's ins'i
tuition is ouc wnrih, the support Of al
who have daughters rr warls to educate
her corp. "f teachers is full, anu vel
skilled in their duties.
The n"w Prr,by,,rinn church at George
town. i. about compleied it is hand
some edifcc. aud reflects great credit ~
the committee having the building i
charge. You're. DC
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-10
Landreths' Rural Register.

uNliERE must lc some merit in publication
j which has aii'inrd \ popularity unprrrc-
denied, we believe, in ih!, coUuity. NorNs
which reach 4 circulation of ten or twenty ihuus-
and are ranked ~ successful. mud tnphatieallN
50 II thcy double that nuncf. Hat here w
have a pamphlet. truly practical indeed. ui
which f,c Il, nirrd Thousand ocrir. Of the eii-
,ious uf 1871 were distributed. What those %
the present ycir may reach crn only r8ujrc-
,utr Aud IL j. not tlunr 10 Engii.h the iiii'c
messenger reaches the pu,lic eye; lransitiious in
German AMI in Swedish are H.sp demanded h,
ihn, portion of our rural pupr lion not set ID
mc.ticnied Anuur IS long cnough iu speak lh"
lang ungc al ihrir adopted uuun'ry.
" hat useful lesson 'l'rs thu tgo!res. ot ihv
IHndrrtls teach How plainly does IL sty.
' hold fast to one husiutss object o." tIrtish
ot,- indus rinl idea. -" 10. not diverted los the
eiiitcr uf more promising pursuits than that IN
which Ne may hc engaged, aud which mAy ,n-
tie only Ia ti.appoiui.
More linn ihrtc-1uAti'rs of y century ago. The
predecessors oi lhr iandrcths embarked in til,
seed trade liiilc ~ little, nnl il WAS liur g
nuu,,h a. Wc are iall ia tlr hcl inning, II
Viii h ,inr oar confederation embraced thirteen
ro'"uics. aud nov grown 20 tory united SiIirs
--has the business ui tie l.lntsth. advanced
,ui aucmtnt,l. uniil now u Is lid 10 10 lh,
/ tu.,s' OF The kind mo- uul N lhs country Iu
| IN 10. y a=li aud .mtta". - hnnhrtd mere,
/ 10 hri.i.a aud trirsp.an'cd tops uuirf i.tp per
| ,onW rhnrrr ol the psu,,fi, itr., WIN ih.tusctts
/ 8, is ilte scti- onl, ui The Chaiccr Nuieiir, 81
! vegetables which fefnitt special oarc--ihc onar
or sort. hring gtown ioi lhrir account ty nIi
! SIDE parties.
/ I, is IN give trici he. aud instruct ON to tl,'i
customer. prr,irr IN ih nunhcg ui f.'n,iies ilir
AS tie individuals iiai con lrus.a the A. ar;nt
i that The hurI Hgt,i,r - ls,a las been printed
Ncadsisc uur tr4defs Who take IlrasGrr II
rnuutrt liir to an 4 c"py. which may lc hai
wiihou that.e iieai M l.. T. Esans
Fol i.--tt
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-10

FiSrp.--J. u. Foard was arrested, On THUS
day night last for obsiructing street crossing by
hiiching his horse and carriage scross II. lie
was liberated ON paying fine and costs, amount
ing 10 80 20.
If our town police would keep sharp look
out, he could makc enough arrests for this Of
fence To keep his own purse and that Of the town
well filled, for there Is not day but that we
notice some one breaking the ordinance prohib.
iting II. and compelling persons to walk around
through the mud
Wednesday next. the ll,h inst. IL 81. yalcn-
tin,'s Day. Iu the o.dcn time II was supposed
that the lifds mated on This day, and hence
srose tile custom OF sending letters by the young
folks, containing professions OF love. As this Is
lcap-,csr, "a year in Which the adde's hold pre-
rogativc over the men In matters OF coutishir
aud n,atrimony, the y,ning gents need not he
surprised if they should I've the recipients oi Low.
ing valentines.
CoScsRT Prof J. q. Robinson, assisted by
an amateur quaiiciie from baltimore, will give
4 Vocal aud Instrumental Concer, IN the VI. T..
Church, in this town. Thursday evening
next. the 18th inst. The proceeds for the lencNi
OF the church. Admission n ccnis--thildrcn
! 40 cnis. Concert commences at s . clock.
| Cokcr, the negro frc-ca,er, from Caroline
county, Nd gave an exhibition in Wilmington
| on Thursday lie eats fe,'-hot Goals, holds mel
ted lead In his mol,h ard performs many more
wonderful things. We understand that he wiil
| exhibit at all tue towns IN tho State.
| The February term Of the Levy court, began
! on Tuesday last. No business OF importance
has YET teen transacted. II s said that all the
old collectors will lie rcnppoinicd. sxccp, Nr.
" eliin Of Appoquinmink. who will withdraw on
account oi III health.
There will lie Al election for Directors OF the
Midilrio~n Library, TO serve the ensuing year,
Al the Post uiec, on Monda. evening next, nj
! o'clock.
SrRGicAL Orgn.rioS DIR G.. Troup Maxwell,
Of this town, ,,t rla,cd ne right breast Of II
woman In Warwick, on Thursday .f,crnoon, foi
cancer
There was severe storm Of snow, hail and
rain Friday night aud saturday last.
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-10

The opening session for 1872 of tile
Parllam, ut of Grcat Britain, took place
nn Tuesday The Attendance of ineinlrr-
was unusually full Soon after as>cmh-
ling, the mcmber, of the House Of Conn
mons were summoned 10 the i.nu.r "i
Lords, where the Queens speech was read
hy ,he Lord Chancellor
Tie royal speech higgins with thank. T.
God for the recovery u, the Prince OF
Males and gratitude for the sympathy "'
the people The relation. with foreign
Power. ar, friendly and satisfactory, in
all respects. 4 bill will be presented ''
check the slave trade in Polynesia. whicl
is severely denounced TIL" Efforts 10 sc'
cure n commercial ,r,afy with France have
not succeeded. So far. but are continued
As 10 the Alabama claims, she says 'ha
cases were laid before the aibiira,ors a
their Grs, meeting a, Geneva. on bchnl
of each party to the treaty In the cas-
SO submitted by the United States, lnrg'
claims we're included. which were under
stood on her part not to be within 'h
province of the arbitraiors. She had
therefore. caused friendly communicable
To be made tn the United States on ih
subject With REFERENCE 10 the other pro
visions of the Treaty Of Washington. il !
stated ,ha, ihr Emperor II Gernany ha
accepted the arhi'ratorship Of the dispu'
| in regard to the San Juan boundary, an
cases are now preparing for presentation
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-10
Farm l4AhOrers amd Dom cstlcs
TO nr srrrLirD ny rHg
Middletown immigration Society ! !

TINE Mddlciown Immigration Society having
l. lcen permanently organizeh, and having
procured n competent and responsible agent, or
ders for domcsiics or farm iaborcrs are solicited.
Upon payment To the Treasurer Of sixty dol
lars (S60 o0l at The time Of making the order,
farm lahoyers or doincs,ics OF either sex will he
delivered nt Miadlciown, with rs little delay as
possible, who will enter into legal contracts to
render service for year from date cf arrival.
Employers will he expected to furnish CON-
Portable lodgings and board for their servants,
aud, at the end of the year, ~ give fifteen dol
lars 10 each male aud ten dollars TO each female,
whose services hare been satisfactory,
Our agent will be specially instructed aud will
engage 70 procure only such ~ have certificates
Of good character, and hare exIerisncsiu the ds-
lisS II their several vocstions.
All orders mast describe particularly the age,
sex, services 10 be rrquired, kc.
Pot further pnrsirsilasa lnqaIre cf t
Ds. @. rMDUP AAxw9l1L,
psb >, ieJ9-sf Cosseupoaliag oeesssaey.
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-10

The New York Sun asks the question /:
:. Has Congress taken any steps towards
investigating the alleged deficit of S6,.
OOO, 900 in the stamp department Of the
Iuternal Revenue Burcnn 7" To this que
ry the Erprea answers: /" For eight
wears We have insisted there must be some
thing wrong in the returns received from
stamp du,ies. II is morally impossible.
when The business Of the country is con-
sidercd. that the sales fr"n stamps should
bc a. reported. Either there Is wrong in
the Issue department. or stamps are used
more thnn once As for the deficit II &c..
600. 900. we know nothing 81 the facts :
but that the returns from salcs should be
onc-fourth more than they are. is mosi
certain. W. base this opinion not alone
upon the business II the country but from
. comparison in the use of stamps In Eng
land and the United States"
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-10
Loss o. rmr srsA xsmsr nERlcA.

Nav Yoax. February IA letter from
Rio Janeiro gives the following details Of
the loss Of the steamer America. She
sailed from Buenos Ayrcs on the 22d Of
December for Montevidco, with l34 pas.
scngsrs. AT 1880 A. NJ. on the 2Sd, one
of the boiler tubes, called the water
point" exploded instantly. scalding to
Dc. III two 6rcmcu aud one coal HEAVIER. .ex-
,inguishing all the lights and throwing
live Goals about the room between tho boil
ere and stesmcrs sides. A trial Of tbs
pumps proved them unscrviceable. aud the
6rs spread very rapidly. tho vessel being
built Of white pine. The fire being amid.
ships. scpsrstsd those on board into two
compauics. neither party being able to
eosnuuieaie or help the other. A panic
ensuci, and Of oil the bosts on board.
which. II properly handled. could have
saved tVo husdred people. only two we're
| launched, aud thcsc werc swsmped imme-
disssly By the erssy passengers.
The o&csrs had no control over the
essw, vhe. with revolver, disputed With
the pssssnssrs for The means u saving
| Ne.
The Italian steamer vills d. Salto wsi
passisg q the time The IRE started. bui
ihs espssiu Of The Ausrisa did not know
ssosgb svidsstly % hoist siguals Of dis.
treas, sad nol ustil the 1ames Of the A.
mesies burss high 10 the sir did tho Oh
eeeo u ~ villa Ds 6slto know oe ths o.
~. ~ inasdinssly vsst 70 lhs assist.
anee q ~ Anssies. The 1sss msu 4st
- = tsss1 tsise Csptsin Bossi. of ID,
k1sslsa. n ~ sf1Is h n6s esssals
= ~ s1asv pssisks6. Ne sisiseas .
| ~ Unlon1 No. Woeo e0eae Tie lot
G1<16o Dr1e SDno1oo . ~ Itallas
y Y; J
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-10
sew eAnrs xovnaasru.
A'sss RsG<a ersaaisa,ies has bsen

49, Qs&ssa esoaaiaa,ioa has bsen
plsssssl IN Ctscins,ssi. With view to ex.
svrline Il ..v-r the entire country. A
tIslkssm Ess l;r~s sJapsed. embracing uni.
lvessll' Shue.,y. a tsri6 fr revenue, spe-
eis isyMcAss. refsrm Of the civil service.
i~vsslaasA sain,cnace Of the public faith.
end sppdsisiss ~ sceret political societies.
All shis h very we'll, bot the platform al
y eaHbsaees 9 support Of the Constitution
~ anesded." No Democrat 10 likely to
ssseas 10 this. The most they will do is.
TO suba,it to the amendments until they
cen u wiped out. They will never agree
10 ,songrelisc the Government. II Was
formed upon white basis. BY the wisdom
Of tho fathers. and no il should remain.
Comwon sense. reason. the laws and in-
ssincss Of our nature. al cry out aga;nst
tho two last amendments. Tho Law Of
God himself is sriaycd against them.
That law eanuot be siols,ed without tho
vislators calling down the just judgments
of Heaven upon them The 18th and
18th amcudmcs,s will yet be done away
with. The present insanity will some day
come to IN end, and reason will reassert
her empire over the minds Of those who
have been involved in temporary aberra-
sion, and have been the instruments Of in
vclv;ne others in the sad consequences.
No platform Of any party agreeing to up
hold these amendments shall ever have
our assent. nor can il have the assent Of
anyone worthy to be called Democrat.
As little can wc assent to the Missouri
platform. ~ to the Ohio scheme. men.
sioaed above. There arc some things ia
Il which challenge osr respect, bu, on the
whole il falls short Of the high aud lofty
standard OF the pcmocra,ic party. Scna'
a,or Schxrs. and other Unaffected Repub
licans. were the sponsors at the baptism
Of this new party movcment in Missouri
The gcntlcmcn are strangers 10 the tru'
faith in politics. and as little qualified Il
found = new party for Democrats. as thos,
who are in labor with the Ohio abortion
The efforts Of both parties are likely 4
fsll still-boru upon the political world
and to come to speedy end. In so ia
rs these organisations weaken the part.
in power, they are we'll. but Democrat
cannot affiliate with them. II the prim
movers Of these attempts to form nev
psrsies are sincere in their desire to over
throw the present Administration. the
%hsuid co-orcra,e With the Democrat
Conservative party. for that party offer
the surcst chance Of success. II mum
tess. to-day. in its ranls. three million
aud = half Of vos.rs. and a majority Of th
votins population. A proper organiss
siea Of that party. under proper leaders
will.denons,ra,e the fac. a, tho polls.
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-10
rsss wAsmisoros rReAry.

The much laujed arrangement to scttle
smiesbiy bs,wcen the the United States
saa England the questions between them
growing ont Of our late civil var. seems
unlikely 10 work a. successfully as De.
sirod. Great B itain dcmurs 10 our indi-
rect clsims Of indemnify for losses by The
1Csnisderats cruisers fitted out in her ports.
and che Queen. IN her speech TO farlis-
msst on Tuesday. makes known s6e fact
thaa . friendly remonstrsnce has been
sent 70 Washington against them.
Tts House Of Commons had scarcely
ssscmbled before Iisraeli seized the op.
psstsaity 10 s,ssct the Gladstone Admin.
islsutioo tss The faults Il the Treaty. He
ssid tho Amsricsn claims were prepos.
lesous, end aecssed the Government Of 90
sssssly undertaking the question - to dis
edss'ssi u 10 . fss lines Of the royal speech.
NJ Gladstone replied shss tho Govern
meut l. willing 10 expl.in everything. bu.
viii not admit that . mistake hes been
sAdds.s Nc seresd wi.h Mr.. Disrseli's
characterization Of the Americsn demands,
~ dselarsd most positively that they will
asvss ts complied With. bu. At the ssus
sins ssia that tho position Of England
wU>Dd 30 uvsintaiacd in . 6sm though
fjstsdlv nanaer Ms. Glsdssone's Pc.
ssnv,esy definition Of the Intentions Of BIZ
0ssosnneat lssvss % sosm I6r deubt tbs
~ eeGA q ssbiasssiss IL bssAss % ls'
~ t5tos6t ssd thst W nsss wait 10
Anksf asgutiasieux Il i equally -
.stosi,asiysls ssid = W'sstiusses that shsr,
ASll - - ssssdis6 % tie psst ofths U
49, e1aass. = that 4 is inpsnibls 4
!, ov ~ ai4sslty vvi tssnisase
- Gsmoimisssss. y dsssisg % sb
6us4s ts1Sn sbso.ss ~ ssbissstsss .
G11gs, s1snsts hsvv esas - shs psisips
Nf ~ W. - 1saasss u a.,
ui6e lullsess u - ksPs shse u
- 111io1 80 - S)Gin. uill. :,
pt la1Gty ~ - ! l1ros
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-10

We devote much Of our space on the
outside Of this mornings issue to . story
by George Alfred Townsend. thinking i,
will be read with interest by all Of our
subscribers. The scene 10 laid at Newark.
but Christians. Port Penn. Elkton. and
places in Ken, County. Md. arc also men.
toned.
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-10

TnH vics PRasipKxcY. Hon. T. F.
Baysrd is spoken Of BY the Northern pa
pers ~ . candidate for Vicc-Prcsidcnt on
the Democratic ticket for 1872. Mr. Bay
ard has talent and 10 a great worker. lie
has slresdy taken high stand 10 the u.
s. Senate. Delaware would BE- proud Of
him o. candidate of Vice President.
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-10

CorGas Asp CoLns. AT the present time when
20 many persons are suffering from throat and
lung diseases. they should hear In mind that
HAssos' CoarorND SyRrr or TAR never fails In
curing Cui;ei,s, CoLps, iloAHsxSus, Pain In the
hrcast, sore throat, asthma, and all diseases oi
the throat and lungs. Il isan excellent remedy
for Group and hooplng cough. No family should
he without Il. Beware Of counterfciis None
genuine without the signature Of Rnsseil 4 Lao.
die, psoprleiors. on the ostside wrapper or earh
bottle. For snls ri hoih drug stores In Middle
town, Il % ccpts hottie. Jan ne-Sm.
FOR SALE.--A three-spsiag nlll wagon.
+ NufNuLO6
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-10
NOTICE.

A LII persons Who peocursa Kesway OAls -
"A seed last SprlnS from 3. :. ksass, Il. r.
Bradley, or Z. X. Cochran. and have not settled
Tot The came, ars htssby no,l0ed thst ~ &C.,
tract lime has exllFed aud ssltleusos uda =
usads q enet, either with q. T. uvAus, Z. D.
eeart, or The sahscriIsr. B. r. COCllRAN,
Nl1dleeeWn, Jen. -, ls13-W