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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-31
Meeting Of Mr.. Clay and General
THVlOr.

Mr.. Clay took passage on the Princess
at Natchez for New Orleans. He met
Gen. Taylor at Baton Rouge and their in.
terview is thus described in the New Or
leans Delta of the 18th:
'When the 'rincess stopped at Baton
Rouge. the passengers. among whom was
! Mr. CLAY. were all sitting at dinner. 1t
happened that Gen. Brook and Col. Tav-
Tor were coming down TO the city, and,
concluding to take the Princess. they
came aboard. accompanied by General
TAYLOR. As the Gen passed by the dim
ner table. he recognized Mr. Clay and
bowed to him; but Mr.. Clay not appear
ing to recognize him, gentleman at the
table remarked, Mr.. Clay, that is Gen.
Tavlor.'
is III calculated Mr.. Clay. with sur
prise and pleasure in his countenance;
and. Immediately leaving his dinner.
warm frankness and earnes,ness charac-
General. who Grasped it very warmly,
and shook it very energetic ally.
"Why, General" pleasantly remarked
Mr.. Clay. you have grown out Of my
recollection!''
- on can never grow out OF mine.
was the ready response Of the General.
whose countenance heamed with warm
regard, and whose good natured wrinkles
almost obscured his bright and bencvo-
lent ewes.
IL congratulate you. General, upon
your election to the Presidency, and |
hope your administration may be as sue
oesStul and glorious as your military ca
rcer.' remarked Mr.. Clay.
Il thank you, Mr.. Clay; but am not
President yet-and-"
Here Mr.. Clay, perceiving that the
Generals modes,y was about to get the
better Of him. broke in with some playful
remark. which led to a general and most
agreeable conversation between the two
distinguished gentlemen.
The captain of the Princess, not wish
ing TO interrupt SO pleasant a reunion Of
two old friends, detained the boat for some
time Finally. however, the Gen. and
Mr.. Clay parted, with expressions of mu-
tual esteem, and a hope that they might
soon meet again.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
New EaaVenti0Ra.

by the undersigned, of the town of Linden, in the
ID State of Wisconsin. In this Invention, the
wheels are turned by means of an endless chain
with square links, TO mash on cogs in the wheels
There is Timber joint attached to the balance
head, attached to which is lever which works
up and down and sets the machine in motion 1t
will work as easy as a blackshiths bellows, so
that one man can work ii in driving thrasher
with power equal to that of one horse 1t can
be applied to saving and otter purposes. There
are weights attached to the outer circle of the
wheels, which make it stronger and easier
WANTED-FWe or Six men, TO apply the a.
bove invention TO several uses, to whom liberal
terms will be offered
IrAll persons are hereby forbidden to trespass
on the above patent without the consent of the
owner. GRIFFIN HURLBERT.
April 10, 1S49 4w35
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
OF FORECLOSURE AND SALE.

Default having occurred in the condition of a
mortgage containing power of sale. made by
William S Tippetts to James d. Doty the TWEEN
tieth day of April 1888, recorded in the Office of
the Register of the county of Iowa, in Vol End OF
Mortgages on pages "A & IS, which there is
claimed to be due at the date of this notice, Six
hundred and nineteen dollars and fifty cents, and
no suit having been commenced for the recovery
thereof; there viii be sold by virtue of the pro-
visions of the said mortgage and of the statute at
public Auction the thirteenth day of August
next, at the Court House in the county of Iowa,
SO much OF the premises, according to the descrip-
ton contained in the said mortgage as are situa-
ted in he said county of Iowa, to wit;
That tract of Land situated in the said Terri
tory (Wiskonsan) known and described on the puc-
lie ps Is being the South east quarter of section
No, nineteen in township No. six north of range
four East, III the Mineral Point Land district CON
tanning one hundred and sixty acres according to
public survey" Dated April 21, 1S49.
JAMES d. DOTY.
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff,
S6-12W Iowa County Wis
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
To all whom st may concern:

MARY COLE Administrative of the estate of
JOHN COLE late of ISwa Cog.1ty and State of
Wisconsin deceased, ha@1his da7smade application
TO sell as much of the rial estate of said ntestate
situated in said Countv::ls will h necessary to nav
and discharge all debts:ani efl5rees against SAID
estate.
Therefore Notice Is lsreb,, ~;so, :, I'll ,,g-v,nS
interested that on Saturday tIte b3a dav of lime
next said petition will b. heard It abe Probate Of
fee in and for Iowa CoJity WISCONSIN. at Mineral
Point al o'clock P. N. Ct said d.y at which time
and place all persons es9nserI:ef are required to
show cause why said LIcase should not be granted
In testimony whereofsve hsfvs herecnto set our
L. S hand and affixs..i the Gal of said Court
at Mineral Point this 2ss day of MAY A D. 1s49.
d.ARRISfsN LLOYD.
:udge o. Probate,
Iowa Co. Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
An Order

Passed at ths Jnne sessions of the Board of Su-
pervisors of Io.ya County A. d. 1S49
ORDERED taat the District Attorney be di
rected to prosecute cause to be reported to the
Grand Jury, az persons selling Merchandise,
Spirituous Liq.orse or keeping taverns without Ii
cense, or in agy ether manner violating the law
regulating licese and that the clerks of the sew
eral towns in fais eountl be hereby ordered and
directed to report 10 the District Attorney all per-
sons in any m%lnef infringing on the said laws
within their respective towns
Signed. FARLEY EATON Chairman.
Attest. S. Is9RaEST SEABURY, Clerk.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
IpUBMIso sUI0Onso

1t is desirable that immediate steps be taken to
rouse the peop.s to,a sense of their interests
in relation to f:se education of youth under our
present School System. The law has been in op-
Grafton since tEs fist day of May, and hitherto
there has been "a apparent apathy on the part of
our citizens on :ais subject which is anything but
desirable. The:attempts of the Town Superinten-
dents to discharge teir duties not seconded by
the energies of tse people themselves, the Parents
and Heads of fatiljss. This is much to be regrett-
ed, and as a rensedy, and TO foster the good work
of Education, tbs town SHperintendents of Dodge
vile and Miner4l Point propose TO their Fellow
Citizens of the county of Iowa, that
A COlgN'FY CONVENTION
of the Rev. Clsrgy; the Town Superintendent,
of the Citizens generally and all who take an inter
est in the educatin Of youth and in the system of
Public Schools - established by law, viii be held
Thursday the :9tt day Of July neat at the Court
House IN Mineraf..FOsat, al which time and place a
general ATTENDANCE il requested, as matter of so
much importanc. as Z" Common Schools demands
the attention of s}e public.
WIN R. SMITH
a. S. ALLEN
June 18th 1.S4qe
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
BLACKSMITHING.

1NHE Subscribers would respectfully inform the
~ citizens of Mineral Point and vicinity, that
they have opened new BLACKSMITH SHOP on
Fountain Street little east of ]. Waugamans
Wagon Shop, where they will be happy to attend
to all those who may favor them with work.
From long experience in the business they fatter
themselves that they will be able to give general
satisfaction.
All kinds of blacksmith work on Coaches Wag-
ons and Buggies, punctually attended to. Farm
ing and mining tools made repaired on the short
est notice and on reasonable terms.
Particular attention paid to horse shoeing
Please call and try him if you have work to be
done.
JOHN BENNETT
JARED TODD.
Mineral Point April oath 1849 81
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
p:2Ysp1soEUso
Gazette of tn e U MON
AND GOLDEN RULE.

THE ORPHAN OF TIE ORDER.
Published s:sder the auspices of the NJ w GS
Vol. =, Commencing July Z 1919.
1t will contain, from week to week, the proceed
ings of the Game Lodge of the State of New York
and also of other States accounts of celebrations
Institutions d new Lodges, and occasionally,
complete Directory Of all the Lodges in the Union
Its literary department viii be filled with orig
nal Tales of the highest excellence prepared by
the most en1i.ent writers III our country-Popu-
lar Tales; Cfsaice Miscellany the rarest gems of
Poetry from ele English Poets Sketches of trav-
Ell Anecdotez. &c, &c. and occasionally illustra-
ted with beautiful Wooa Engravings Being equal
in its literary character to any weekly in the coun
try and being thus perfect in its Odd-FelIowship
department, it:wil be Worthy of place the ia
bic of every b4othar OF the Order
The Gazette ami Rule is published every Satur-
day. at IA An.e Street, New York
TERNs-Tos'Nfasl subscribers, TWO DOLLARS
A YEAR in a.vance, Invariably Address
CHAMPIONS CLARK, Publishers,
MOI Ann-st New York.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
STOVES AND Tin WARE.
E. CORNISH

E. CORNISH
EH AY be found at his old stand, two doors above
1v4 the Store of Beech & Tilley, where he is
now receiving large stock of STOVES, among
which may by found the following:
EMPIRE AIR TIGHT COOKING STOVES;
NIAGARA AND ALBANY CITY Do
PREMIUM AND PARLoR Do
DOUBLE OVEN Do
Air tight Parlor and Plate Stoves ofvarious pat
terms and sizes: together with a general assort-
ment of TIN, COPPER, Z1Sc, LEAD, SHEET IRoN,
WIRE &c, &c. which he will sell as cheap for
Cash as they can be bought at any shop in this
Section of country.
II Merchants supplied at eastern prices, with
the addition of transportation.
*x*Job work done with despatch, and on
sonabe terms oct13, 81 8
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
New Spring stock of
DRUGS AND MEDICINE S.
THEODORE RODOLE.

THEODORE RODOLF.
VT7HOI.ESALE and RETAIL DRUGGIST
w Mineral Point, Wis, has Just received a yerv
large and well selected stock Of American. French
and English Chemicals Drugs; Medicines. Perfume
n.y. Stgfs, &c. At this Store Physicians can
rely on having their prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. My Goods are selected with great care.
and will be warranted as represented.
Receiving. large and new supply of DR.. D.
Jayne's Faraily Medicines, DR.. Rogers Syrup of
Liverwort and Tar, and Smiths Tonic Syrup.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
mo ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN -.

L JAMES CBIBB, Guardian of the person and
property of Stephen;B. Thrasher has this day made
application to sell 81 huch of the real estate of
the said Thrasher.a: VIII be necessary to pay and
discharge the just d..bts and charges against said
estate.
Therefore, notice Is hereby given to all persons
interested that on Saturday the eth day of July,
A D. 1912, said psrition WI be heard at the
Probate Office in ana for Iowa county, Wisconsin
at Mineral Point, at::2 O'clock P. NJ. of said day.
at which time and place all persons concerned are
required TO show Cause why said license should
not be granted
In Testimony whereof, we have hereunto setour
ST hand and affixed the seal of said Court,
{ at Mineral:P point, this 9th day of June
a. D. 1919. HARRISON LLOYD,
81 Judge .ef Probate, Iowa CO., Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
Convenience and Economy.
!. CORNISH

L. CORNISH
rs now manufacturing a superior kind of
~ COOKING STOVES adapted to the use of
California Emigrants 1t occupies but small
spaces light and furnished with all the necessa-
ry appendages for cooking. Persons intending to
go to California, will do well to call and examine
itfor themselves. Price $40.
March ., 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
kDSPa

lew days since, A SILK PURSE containing
.."eeh iour and FIVE dollars in silver Whoever
- ouhd the same will please leave il at the Office
'. asnburle and Woodnlan.
June =, 1919 90
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
Yours, in haste,
JOHN WALKER.
D@eGrp @G IGGe.

MARRIED-At Franklin Wis on the 7th day
Of June inst by AaAsA Conn Esq, Mn. RoBER
T. LEMEs, to Miss ELLEn NoLEMAS all of Franklin.
Near Franklin, Wis. on the 10Th inst. by the
same, Mn v p LEACH, to MISS ANN Penny both
of the town of Highland
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
L0STa

>,,a ol q Or dark-brown MARE of niddling large
hoIlo,, Is mas white saddle and collar marks. is
..3aoN backed and blind in the night eye Anv
~. nation relating 10 said mare sent bv mai
,rin 9slei"iSe. 70 d. II. JONES at Blue Mounds
:, gratefully received and literally rewarded
oiae Mounds, June 3. 1919. 2w3s-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
Public Notice.

A Ii persons are hereby notified not TO tres.
~ pass, mine, dig upon the following lands
without the written consent permission of the
owner:-East Of w ! See. s, Township 5,
Range East.
also, II f ! of S + Sec 6, Township 4,
Range East without the written consent of the
owner or JOHN MUSGROYE, 8gem.
And further notice is hereby given, that for
bid any and all persons from buying or removing
any Lead or other ores from the above described
lands without permission as above.
ABNER NICHOLS.
Mineral Point, Oct, 9th, 1913.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
PE0Ns! ERIOWs! =!
office.
To al Concerned.

NlfY wife ElinoF Jones, having left me without
- just cause, al persons are forbidden TO trust
her on my account as I wiA pay debts of her
contracting after tbs date
OWEN JONES'
Porter's Grove, .une /. 1910. s4w37
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15

IL All sme1ters will be looked to and held
accountable for any and all Lead Mineral, or 9TH
err ores raised on the above described Lands, and
removed from the same by them
JOHN BRACKEN, Agent
Mineral Point, Sept. 10, IS47. 3tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
YfOsFIglna

~, LII PERSONS indebted to the late firm of
~ Bennett & Bowden are hereby cautioned
against paving their accounts to Edwin Bowden
without the consent of the subscriber as said firm
is dissolved and shall hold those indebted account
able for my share of the debts
JOHN BENNETT
Mineral Point, April 24th 1S49.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
FUNDS WANTED,
c. aliR0rmfa Stoves

C. aliI0Fmfa Stoves
SHEPPARD & BONNELL are now manufac-
- turing new article, which for convenience
in cooking and baking are superior to any manu-
factuIed in the west. They are light durable and
cheap. One with all the utensils, may be packed
in a space of 5 inches. Warranted to last three
years with good usage. Price $40
Mineral Point March 2, 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
Notice
To Miners and Shelters.

LII persons are hereby notified not to trespass.
II mine or dig upon the following Lands without
permission from the owner or agent
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
8eleo OF ggTao@lo

Miss GEenGTASA <ALLES, mas opened Select
School IN the basemeue OF the Presbyterian Church
She will give lessons.in all the branches usually
taught in Academies Z particularly in Geography.
Grammar, Natural %Phjlosoply. Chemistry, A
rithmeuc, Algebra, Geography of the Heavens
&c
IL The most satisfactory, references can be
given.
Mineral Point, june ], 1906 36tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
NOEIJIA
To Miners and Shelters.

ALL persons are hereby forbid to trespass, mine
dig, upon the following Lands without permits
sion from the undersigned
E. half of E quarter Sect No. s, T s, r 3, East
E half of quar- do do do do
w half of S w quar- do do do do
W quar- of n w quar- do do do do
F quar- Sect No. 7, do dc do
z quar- of N E quar- do do do do
w half of \ quar- do do do do
n E quar- of w quar- do do do do
w quar- of S E quar- Sect No. 6, do do do
W quar- of w quar- Sect No 9, do do do
n w guar of W quar- do do do do
All Shelters will belooked to, and held account
able for any and all Lead mineral, or other Ores,
raised on the above,escribed Lands, and removed
from the same by them.
G. d. FARRIS.
March 2, 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15

A1@IlGSGEaG0Rt, Notice.
N0TlCE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ have taken out letters of.Adninistration on
the estate of Isaac Williams DECEASED late of Iowa
County Wisconsin.
All persons having Slams a.ainst said Estate
will present them to tl;a undersigned for payment
and all persons iudebte u saisestate viii please
make immediate payusni TO tls, undersigned
CATHARINE WILLIAMS ADMINISTRATIVE
JOHN W. JONES. .Id,alsstraior.
Mineral Point, ,
May 3oth 1912
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
A NEW STYLE OF ESTABLISHMENT
WILL. BE ADOPTED ~

Il cannot now be mentioned attempt
will be made to initiate it. We hope one of
these days that person may be enabled to take
out a copyright for his ideas, but as that at pres
ent cannot be done, secrecy must be observed. If
we to place our engravlngs at the back of
the Book , instead of the front, others would do
It If the Lady's Book does anything il must be
ruht
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
IT WILL BE ONE BLAZE OF
BEAUTY THROUGHOUT!.

The Proprietor of the LADY'S BOOK, through
the liberalty of the public, is enabled go to
expense that would be ruinous TO those who pub
lsh small ediuons-hence the advantage a sub
scTber 10 the g Book has over those to any other
magazine He dares, and has the liberality TO
publish work that is appreciated by the public,
one that is unapproachable by others. What
lie promises he viii fulfil. He aeur falsifes has
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
ALL The BEST ARTISTS IN THIS CITY AND
NEW YORK

We have sent an artist (Wm. f. Tucker, Esq
10 Europe who will visit FRANCE and EN-
GLAND, and furnish with every novelty that
i e be found in the capitals Of those countries
We have subjects now in the hands OF our engra-
Fers photographers designers and colorers, that
will astonish the public, and raise the cry still
higher" How so much reading and so ma
ny engravlngss besides newspaper, be given for
$ year e.
The same TERMS will still be retained
CASH
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
Our MAGNIFICENT MEzzoT1STs

OUR SPLENDID LINE ENGRAYISGs!
TsE USAPPRoAcHABLE FASHION PLATES III
While mentioning Fashion Plates, it may be as
well 10 remark that one of our contemporaries has
SAID that il was preposterous TO suppose that there
were more than four fashions year In the city of
Philadelphia, and yet the same ingenious person,
not daring to go TO the expense of colored Fash
lon Plates, has given his Subscribers, in several
numbers miserable wood engravings of the Fash
ions IN Philadelphia. What becomes of the truth
Of ms first remarkq No wonder that the public
put but littse faith in yearly prospectus, for in
no instance save own, has the publisher of a
ny other magaz inc kept his word with the public.
IL chG(lcage and contradiction of thus fact
We wish It. and we will make such an expose
as viii give processing persons, who write their
own notices and in them cast slurs upon other
magazines, such lesson as viii teach them hon
esty in future. For the succeeding volume, we
have engaged
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
G0DEY'S LADY'S BOOK !!
VOLUME xxx
TO RECD.uHE .N'CED IN .JULy

This Volume will be commenced and concluded
in such a style. that any attempt al approaching
il on the part Of those who live upon our ideas,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15

BULL 5c M'KINNEY,
Attor7eys and Coanselors at LarU and licitors
Chdacer4, Franklin, Iona Co. UiS.,
Practice In the 9Th Judicial District, and in the
Supreme Court of the State of Wisconsin.
Collections promptly attended to in any part of
the Mining District
Refer TO S. o. PAINE, Platteville Wis.
EATON & CoTHREN, Mineral Point,
JAS. NJ GooDHUE, Lancaster,
Hon. O. COLE, Potosi
BERIAH BRowN, Madison,
JAS. II. KNowLToN, Shullsburg.
November %, 1S4S. y6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03
RAILROAD FROM ST. PErERSBuRGll TO
MOSCOW

The New York express remarks, thai the Emperor Of
Russlu amidst NIL the wars. upon hs hands. with Hon
gpry as the ally of Austria. aud with Cca.sia hs
own account. and with personal snpernendenoe Of a
the affairs Of his Government finds limo look
wachinIy after the Internal Improvements o the EN-
pre- The Rallfoad fom st. pctersbuigh 10 Moscov,
distance of 40 miles, has been avorite Of his
Tor ten years, and during Of the time, TIN work
prosecuted under the direction Of Col George w. Whist
ei, o this country, chief engineer. The work ia per
ars tho most stnpendnns Of the kind On the globe. II Is
very nearly straight, 400 feet wide ir the entire long
Is laid with dmbe track, ofa five lnet gnage. the rails
beng % pounds 10 the linea yard Il elevated from six
10 ten feet above the level of tho country aud in
no place has grade exceeding % feot /, The mile Tho
bridges have SPIN exceeding hundred feet aud
III wood built after tho planof iIowo's Improved Patent.
50 well known on tho Now Engad roads with u truss
2 feet IN depth.
An American house Nlessrs Harrison. Wnans Il
Eastwck, of Baltimorehns the contract for the equip
men, of this aad They have already supplied it with
one bundled and sxlytwo lormtva engines averaging
twenty five tons weight. seventy two passenger cars, twu
Thousand five hundred and eighty freight two i'm
pefial SALON Carriages capable each OF carrying HE In
perial Court of Russia. All this work has been done IN
Russia. and nj an expense To tho Government OF nearly
gn mlions of dallar5-f,riy millions bolng the contcu-
plated expense If the whole work
Col, Whistler, Continues The Express had the hon
o prosecuting this noble work nearly lis completion;
and we remember well when ia Russia few years since.
10 have Witnessed the energy. the industry. and tho
thusnsm which he brou !ht In bear upon tho work. Ills
whole mind and strength given Ia the wor and he
died just when he about b realize the
of his libor9. and inin the PROMISE made the En-
pero that IN ten hours he would talk him from his pal
on the Neva aud place him in his Tartar palace with
10 tho walls Of the kremn. This road TO have
been completed during the present yesr and that the
work may not be long retarded in consequence II the
death of Col Whistler, the Emperor. through his Min
sier Nj Bojlsep, rendered the office of Supernen-
dent 10 Nlair L. ). Brown, the able and efficient Chief
Engineer of the New York aud Ere Railroad and this
appointment understand, has been conditionay ac-
copied II Is equally gratifying and honorable that
counlrymen should hns be selected 10 conduct the most
stupcndOus work Of the kind IN the OLD World.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03
VOL. xxyuII.--No. @.

nat'nn which the man exercises over all who ap-
proach him. went straight To the unoecuped heart u he
English woman. She became regalor attendant at
the club In The hope of attracting the attention Of tho
arch consprator. But Blanqai noticed her not brigkt
eyes Ind charms for him. To excite his interest sls
sent him bouquet, and another and another; but The
consprator threw them away with c,ntempnous
"pshawlo aud condos ccndei u inquire from
whom they came.
With wonan's usual rerversity, the more she WA
sgh,ed tho abe became sinilrn; and with woans
nsaangenn, she at length after many eor's succeeded,
without any apparent violation Of decofum il getting ip.
uodnced 10 Blonqu and in persoaIing him 10 sp
pear nj her table though he would acce any thing
else than lump Of bread, few lettuce leaves and
glass Of wa,,er--hs only food The man is thorough
Spartan. AID when NJ last ha replaced in the dun
geon, In which he had passed many years of his life,
she paid him every attention that she possibly cnnd
During his trial n, Bourgea she there's and that
he IL cooped up again Tor many years come she is his
principal correspondents and even. 1t is sail en- efains
hopes ol becoming his wife