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IL the matter Of the guardianship Of the minor heir
4 francis A. Hin deceased.
n OF &c Is hereby given that by virtue and IN,
pursuance If an order of license. made in said r,t
or "a ths lSh day of August, D. $3.50 by the tu.Iv
curt "a SAID CJhty- tse undersigned guardian Of saii
r. viii on He % day of September Ie55 al .
ciue& P NJ a the sIiagc of Highland in said sountv
fer for sale at public veIdne, following.
snds, wit: The divided half ct fraction n,,,,
in section abr three. IN tevpshin T,,,,1
,or 9, eight north ca -znga number o;a ea,t or ~
ourth pri acipal meridian. TERMS-EASu $40
Dated August the 23d, 1855.
ANGELINA WATSON
n4l-N ! Guardian of Francis rI;,, =.
I nor heir Of T. 4 i:;r ~.
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X O.. snbscrib = living in the Town of waldwiek.
- aa s. . i uit woke OF oxen, years old and
y a-s isst "a color WI a star in the forehead,
). - horns The d. her ruan- They have eae4 3
''sat ear. No esnSr marks
/. ~ 'destsd 10 call, prove property, ~ V''''
- Ben away.
50. YILLfAM AFTER,
TX Sept 3 1855. MI II.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

Mineral Point, Sep. II, 1855.
Miss. S. J. Full, would respectfully inform tie
ci'zens Of Mineral Point that she intends opening
. Select School in Mr. Carriers Rock Building OF
fountain St. ,on Monday next, September 24gh =
All the general branches o: thorough Englist
tllcaiion viii be taught Terms will be moder-
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ATTENTION SOLDIERS |! NJ

I'm GsONGRESS having passed Law giving 70 all
III z ] rers IA their " dows and Minor childrenl
=. nav. served in ANY in the United states. $50
rres f land undersigned, having had some eNpe-
ferce il. attending tn such claim s. viii make app "a
ions and insure scc S. upon favorable terms, for such
.oty Land a. clai ilans may e emitted to, under the
~ - b'tf u y, All Al Lew
yf=,a,ot Point March I2 1875. I7lf
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V.CCySATE Now

a FTER much trouble and expense Dr.. WILsrR has
"A procured some fresh vaccine that he confidently
nfs all in need of vacc inaton revacDa-
tiou PHYSICIANS. others. living at distance by
chasing OF dollar letter Dr. Geo D. WILDER. Min
~rsI Ptrt Wis. i'll receive in return. vaccine virus
- s,c,n The srao 92f
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Esfray Notices.
AEss aEs a.

ne sahscrib n, in Dudzeviiie q Light Sorrel Cot
a-s tlShi5sb name sud tail, also trimed TO the
l1i. star IN the fsce, and the legs OF light
-. p j. rising four Years old. Also a Mare Colt
e~ wears Old. Of dark sorreI color. hlack m me
3d. ~ls2 q few white hairs mixed, 3 star in the
49, 49, .ae iel- bind foot " hite
~ Is p "ho viii return said colts To the subscT Der
s-s.>es towels. Dodgevie, or give Information
's! may be found shall be literally rewarded
n4 JOIN l.. ROBERTS.
'eseyile sept. 6. 1855. 42-4w-
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ClTL AND SEE THEM.
THE oddr 81 DsLLzR & MICHELE CHER having ex
! aire4 aud new one established under the name
n style Of
WFEDENFEg zssss4LEss d Co.,
h Undersigned wo I'D announce to the citizens o
sarst Point ana IN public generally that they
tstu receipt Of unusually large AMI well aelected
Ges %
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Consisting in part of
D e z @ o o ID So
q EVERY DESCRIPTION-CO Mp RISIEG
Prints o. all shades, colors and varieties,
eeAlceias, krntucky Jeans, MeEInoes,
.sssasres, I.in5eys, Ribbons,
lsrzls, CashELeres, AlpacAs,
S.ss, s.ting, shawIs,
&ts&c-, &C. SC. SC
They viii sell much lower than similar articles have
-1s'jtafe been sold in this place.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Ai;y style aad fashion suited to every taste. Al
-'7;ag sold rs IS made atour establishment, IN
IrTgaisuueCCe # one Of the best cutters in The
p. A-l every article Is warranted 70 ut.
81 pES fevcry description for ladies, gents
girls and boys wasr.
III JAtS Of The latest style, aud Of almost every
'E@EARY, that 7auno; f4I to please the sye Of the
- most particular
- s. iae best quality, Tor 40, so and 30 cents per
! -tp,-- pgund-
.Af hlISG-Rse, S.air, and Floor CaTpeiing.
- aoove o0oDsand many others, will be sold cheap
- ever before known here.
gods as have not been purchased this sF'-ing,
4 sa7 >3Lh At COST, make roOn for the new siocE
] Instantly arriving from the east.
call and satisfy yourselves that the above s. ate
ssesss1 CORRECT Don't forget the place -Deiler *
/ r., WElDESFELD DELLER * Go.
4 '1s'a- Point, : ptember Is, 1855 n26
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TAKEN Up.

u - subscriber, On the 18Th inst, Brown Ware
4, sbF nile less, star in the forehead, one gas
isex- round sup posed to be a SHIT years old -
~ res ussIe3 10 csiI st the Eastern HousN.
u ii - and Prove property, pay charges and
Ess, R. l.. VANCE
'''a' Wis, August 1eth, 1875. 4*39
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THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY
r - vH HE Id X III go =

THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY
Ex - WEI EE I'D -H E0 go
Isued under the SEAL city and authority of the Uni
versify of FRxE MEDfrIss and POPULAR kSowLgpss.
Chartered bv The State of Pennsy yana April 2h, 1883,
with pit@I 100000, mninly for the purpose Of ar
resting he lis of So<TRuss. also supply
ing the Tnunty with reliable remedies vherevec
comnetent Phvsician cannot viii not be empr sed,
have parchased from Dr John r. Rowland his celebrated
ROWLAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
know for upwards twenty five the Only
and safe cure for FkvKR and AsUK, &c. and bis
meble remeay for Bowel CosPLATsTs, kowlsnd's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT,
which highly approved an populsr Remedies, together
with The Unrersty's Remedy for Complaints Of the
Lungs.
The Univers.y's Remedy for Dyspepsia or ndgestion,
The Universty's Remedy for Cosiive Bowels.
Also the UniveTsitys Almanac nay be had at the
Branch Dispensary or at the Store OF
SAMUEL COLLEY.
Yellow Stone, Wis, May 30, 1855. 3ms7
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LIVERY 3 TABL Il.

:" ~
ESsss6.s4s fsssstsIAl~l
- - -
undersigned would respectfully announce to the
public that they are constantly hand, TT their CIV
stFssss FABLE, in the of the - Central
ipUsg.' Horses easy Carriages and careful
Drivers When required for the moda ion of those
nc desire. They nave a eoodly HuInaer OF
HORSES, BuGGlES AND CARRIAGES,
and will hold themselves IN .diness TINES to
supply the The public in their line favor
abIe terms.
Thy viii run a HACK To WARREN every other day,
snd c, nyey passengers
Ia AND SFr0gT Tssy sg 7FF-TsoAD
in good time. at able prices share OF the
eing patronage is solicited
PRiEDEAITX & GOLDswORTHY.
Mineral Paint. 4urii .. ir55 c3tf.
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ROPE.

fktPEs.
, COMPLETE assortment % Msntllo Rope from B
A Ia !. inch, also Bed Cords and 1ot,on Lines; 10
= ~ . 6, w CoBB'S.
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Vas1 ABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
Oh ACRES of Lz-d in section u, town ,, Range
~ east. ~ miles north 81 Mineral Poihi-uplanc
ard bottom lsnd-e = of
; n ACRES in acc ]. tsan !. range -5out 10 miles
: u north east oe the Point; God place for wsier pow
-. nils fro-r D9igeville. n swq
n n arErS-S@ctss Il Q. town ). range east-H3ur
UU miles the Pninf}os ri ssllght tim Der
" y sw q =eet 4-west : sect g.
n n ACRES in IN undivided half in sec 81, town s.
III rarra 80 miles north Of the Point miles
of DodgeviIe-wateFed. q " h offs q.
AGP f. in section s. town s, range esss II or ~
u Blue River Disginzf chiefly on ridge OF upland
= n OF sc q.
\ n ACRES in section p. town g. range 3 east nea
L 2 " DodeeviIe. Lead ani mineral raising Oh II \
e or OF &C & 4 81 n or
26 srAPEEToS & FAIRCHILD.
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DIES.

CANDLES.
n \ BONES Star Candles.
81 = IS 10 Sre4rine do.
40 Boxes Sperm Candles.
do Afamantiae do for sale al
Aug *, So c ". CoBB'S.
- FEOEIS- TOEsACEo-5 bbIs. Goadwn &
urry Spanish mix d forsalea at COBBS-
SEARCH -tBoxessu perior ,foIsaleat
oct y. Is53 GEO. w. COBR'S
DE. W. WOLFF,
German ySieian,
III OFFICE at the residence OF the late Dr. Ross, on
Ei.h street, Mineral Point, WIS omI-
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REAL LsIATE AGENCY.

REAL LSHASE AGENCN.
tET f ar offering for sale upon reasona bic FERNS
w the following described nd and CITY Its
In the Counties of La Fayee, Columbia and Iowa wis.
consin
VALUABLE FARM FOR SAFE
Contiguous to the Nsiraroee & Mississippi RGilrooJ
e- EAT f III selltha vaina arm lately ocrunied
w " by Mr. John Hand, together viih All tb. ont
- - House- thereon. ard about FIVE HUNDRFU
contains nearly 290 Acres land 90 Acres
OF which is broken and well fenced There s fr. pas
lure on the same, and well wsfered Also all kinds az
Farming implements. And 20 hcTes o. fire lind n,sr
Dover, WIS with a comfortable House on the same
The above premises situate near the Model Mills
Iowa County. miuu descrip lion of said preu,is,,
may be seen at Office.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAFE.
Ia the counties Of Terra and Columbia Wisconsin
TaNHE undersigned offer for sale the following de
p scrispo Real Estate: ~
4 of IND \ Of " = offs " y ef sec 90 town raruel
SW a ~ n w =, Sec %, Town 5, Range , Eas,
y OF or. " -, 5, 8
UndS 3 q Z = Of Eqr." n, " s.
y OF : + or.
ard p x of = or e. A. o q
no. acres - gu loo % OF the tTnd fractions ard2
81 n r or. Sec :. town ;, range east
No acres "a e5 loo north fraction No sec TO- town 10
No acres A 9Gio fractional section town ranpe
IND !, Of Lot 45-ysts survey, Mineral Point, Wis,
" y Of - No 20, {.
DUNN & READ, .qgeuts
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CIV Goodss

=. ADLER s. co.
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Miner.
W Point, and The Public generally, that Trey hav
charged their location and that may be
gest stock of
SPRING AND sUETsER GOODS
Ever offered in the West Come and Ne
Store and New Goods, consisting of a general
assortment and variety of
.Stap5e and Fancy Dry Goods.
READY MADE CLOTHING &C.,
Which they enabled 10 sell at cheaper rates thar
vas ever before offered IN Mineral Point Among ther
stock may be found the following:
Silks Silks. Silks.
China and Japan silks 20 yard, BIacs Brocade
- and 60 Chameleon silks at 40 CTS y'd, Italian
,hangasoe and Paid, cts Black oil Boiled silks
iroIa IS cts TO sa,eo yerd, As inches wide.
b ssESS GoODS.
fine Linen Ginchams Plaid Changeabe- &c, New s.
I'm br"idered Dresses Bareene de Paris, six, Gauzo
and silk Tissues De Lanes- Barege de LANES, Chaai<
French Jaconet Musiins, Du Bage, numerous Other
articles Of Dress Goods, too many TO mention.
LAWNS, warranted fast coiors yard wide, - yards
for Si,0a.
CALicOES, warranted fast colors. 10 yards for go
SHA w Is, SH 4 w S.
New STYLE of silk, Helena and Drganda ShawleCrspe
arocha, Herino, Plain and figured Cashmere and Gauze
-hswls: All sorts 81 Black. Colored Changeable aud
Lace Mauiilias Lace Manas, latest style 81 each
White Grape shaw is at $3.50 apiece
EN- OI-DENE,
'oars, Needle Work. Is cts - 81 ChenisettF. do
IS $500 Under Sleeves At 81 cents, Hand
erchies from 10 21s The dnest Kind of Lace
heIni=etts, Ha.
BHNNET~ & FLOW ifES, OF the finest kind
CAEPETINCi, from 20 81 LIN EN- GOODS, Of
al kIgt-.
BED SPREADS, T4BLE CLOTHS, s-
Cotton and Linen HoSe, I0tS and CAPS
OF EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY.
ROOTS & SHOES, ladies' Gents, Misses, Boys AID
,hidran's Wear
CLOTHING, embracing ever thirc in the line of
Ready mace artIcl~s- from Cotton Vest t. the finest
quality Of Broad cloth ETezs Cca's
JEWELRN-A well selected assortment of everything
called Tor in this market.
n1F II : ADLER Co
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81. Clara Female ACadefm v
BENTON, LAFAN ETTE CO.., WIS.
c Conducted by the Gisters of The Order
of at. Dominic

There ere Nine professed Sisters in this Commu-
MY. SR. Mann JoHANNAH CLARK,
is the PriOress.
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GENERAL E.E.r5o<

~ Xxx slELATEUS ;
b1lCE IS hereby given hat the General Elects
~ TO De held in the several Tcwn Wards in
State on Tuesday nox Succeeding the FIRST Mond..v II
November next being the six tn thereof she fol
loving STATE Gfiicers are To be elected, 10 wit:
Governor. L..afenant Governor Secretary Of state
treasurer Attorns General Saperinel ant BE-
Com ptroiier. and state PRISON Commissioner Also on
MEMBER of he Assembly for the Assembly District com
posed OF inc fowHs OF Walk wick Mineral nj Iirde
and u Ifiin one Member the Asse mby fer the A.
seHoiy l,istnet composed OF the Tow rs Hidyevav
vile ~ NNeN
Given under my hand this tgh CAV fJa,v 1865
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff
Al No.. ss,l,.tg tX.s
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FIIl oRARRELL> SALT, For sale
al GEO. w. COBBSS.
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HAIsTEoKD Fias.3 aN~assaNCE &c.

WIS Company was Incorporated ip 1870 ard is or
OF the eldest and best Of the STOCK Iaslrar ce Co
ne si2teme n ma lie to the Stock holders Juue Tn
hows the assets Of the Company TO be ss57 sci 81
e. r. hawsRs, Sec. II prs- Scr, = prs.
ne agent vii take risks upon good terms as arr
rher Company and vii issue poiices thereon
81 j. H. cLARY- Agent. Mineral rain.
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TsssNgCAf. NAsrgY
M william VAN IAN viii in : : ON
81 - sure his tEofess ianal Business by he 25 q
eptt fnb. r next e . flee No. loo WI hincton Ave
nue. II n4l Is ~. lonis. August 81 1855
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NAILS.
n CASKS assorted skies Nails. just receive
III @sD and for sale by JOHN Ml'iON.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-18
First in Town!
ClIL AND SEE THEM,

a. FIJI .4yD UINTER GOODS hare c,
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Hats & Caps.

DEEBE'S Fan style Hats, and all varieiie. Of
D Caps inst received by T. :. ALLEN.
IL. i-52
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T'iE oli firm cf DxLLzR & MICHELE CHER having G
gre4, aud g new one established under The nan
III siyFe Of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-17

Our patrons are well aware that the
price of our paper is $500 per annum
or 81 80 in advance. But as we contem'
plate purchasing Job Press, We offer
the following terms, a. an lnducemen,
for cur subscribers 10 pay UP, and thus
cradle us to meet our wishes in this
respect. To all who see fit to pay us
the amount Of their Indebtedness, OH or
before the 2Irh inst, we will allow the
paper at the advance price; in all other
cases. we shall be obliged TO adhere
strictly to our established rate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-17
Hon. ]. E. Giddings.

This champion of Freedom delivered
a lecture on the interesting subject OF
Human Slavery, last Friday evening, on
which occasion the Baptist Church was
crowded to It's utmos. capacity. He al.
So favored US with a second discourse on
Tuesday evening, when the people again
attended en- mdsse, showing mos, emphatl-
caIy that they were determined hence
forth not to be led abou. at the will OF
old .ogy wildcats. The Bangor Wing,
in speaking OF Mr.. GidGngs, holds the
following complimentary language: "Mr
Giddlngs porrrass with touching eioqu,
ence aud with mastery force the connec-
ton, position, and influence Of The slave
power with the general government, and
with tho politics of the country. Its a
thrilling intellectual treat to listen to the
addresses of Mr.. Glddings. and we advise
our friends in places where he Is to peak
10 attend, aud to travel miles, if neces-
sarY. rather than forego the pleasure OF
hearing his earnest words speaking on,
the feelings OF his heart and the conyic-
tons OF his Judgment"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-17

LARGE SEIZURE OF Liquor. Our
p,fee had their suspicious awakened that
large quantities oil liquor were being
hroneht here in vessels from Portsmouth.
n H.. and have consequently kept look
out for Them. A day or two since a
small .chooner chilled Ii, Gee an Ranger
arrived here ard anchored off the lower
end OF Peaks Island. Her appearance
was rather suspicious and from the move
ncn,s Of the schosner, and the conduct
Of those in charge, it was supposed she
had contrabaDd stuff on board
Yesterday Dtpuey Marshal Ring With
a warrant, took the steam tug Tiger and
visited the schooner; having exhibited
his warrant, the Captain swore that the
liquors should not be taken out by any
1--we man, but the bracelets being Put on
his wrists he became more calm, and the
lus towsd thu schooner uplo one Of our
wharves, where she was thoroughly
searched and 81 kegs containing about
40 gallons OF liquor seized and sent to
the lookup.
Ii is supposed. this liquor was shipped
At Portsmo4ah, y II. The kegs seem
ed TO be of same klntf as those seized
last week from vessel at one Of our
wh1rses, aud which came from Ports.
nonih. We believe the Liquor Law
gees into effect in New Hampshire soon,
aud as hnse owning liquor there seem
determined 10 get rid al II we don't know
OF aay better way than TO send II here and
have II seized by our Police Portlaad
AGrtitstr.
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Norwegian Convicts in New York

10 late number o: Gaiignaai there
.a paragraph evidently no, intended for
the American market. |, CONVEYS to US
the intelligence that sociei, has been
established =, Drammen, in Norway. to
supply liberated cunvicts with the means
Of immigration from their migrate o. /
country TO this land Of liberty. Already
we are told, this society has sen. on,
ihirty-.wo persons. who ara doing well.
although in what branch Of their profess
sion they have engaged. We are unable
10 state.
We call the attention Of the Mayo,
and the Commissioners appointed 10 look
AFTER immigrants, this statement which is
undoubtedly the record Of fact. The
aulhoeieed agents Of the United States
government, in Norway ough, to know
something abont the matter. and it seems
singular that society. such as is men
toned above, should have been so long in
successful operation wi,hou, an official
announcement Of the TACT being received
in this city. y Herald.
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and the number that have passed through
this city Tor six months must have been
very large Onevessel alone carried one
hundred aud twenty. five. These foreign
otiircals therefore, have been quite sue
cessfni Notwithstanding the attempts oil
stop TO the matter. |, is fact that
month or :wo since, person applied TO
ihe keeper of the Jail ia this county, for
permission to inquire of the prisoners
confined there on fine and costs, If they
wee wiling to so 10 Halilax,and he stall
ed that be had air, a y obtained $50 men'
whic h he intended were for the Crimea.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-17
REST EORTHE MILnGATS.

The wildcats and Jack Catholics may
congratulate themselves upon the i!ocs.
Of the editor, as they are consequently
spared the usual castigalion which they
so richly merit. We hope, however, that
mex, week he will be able to resume the
quill, and do battle in the cause OF just.
ice and freedom.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-17

CRors IN FLORIDA. Mr. Glover, the
naturalist, writes from Tallahassee tina,
the caterpillar has not yet made his ap.
pearance in the cottobfi.lds in tina ,cini.
". The moth. of the bell.worm are
numerous however, and have made their
appearance early. The cotton crop looks
ilourlshIng in that section, The weather
is quite unsettled Mr.. Glover adds
"A new disease in corn has made its
appearance here. called by the comon
name Of "irenchiug." The ground II.
able 10 french is found in spots IN the
corn-heIis, and the corn produced on
such spots is yellow.co lored, striped, aud
presenting great con-
irasl to the rest NJ the crop. The Chill
clover appears to do well. II few Of
the best iis-cu.tings we're sent here,
think they would poye highly productive. :.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-17

A FAIR uIr.-A young dcist or one
occasion in womlscuous assembIage
made merry at the expense OF Scrip.
ture, alluding in parlicula, to the story
of David and Golah, and urging the i'm.
possibility of a mere youths being able
TO sling stone with such force as TO sink
into the Giants forehead At last he
aPpealedt to an elderly parsonage who
vas some VIVA, apart, and had not before
taken any part in the conversation, 10
know wha, he thought of the probability
OF such an occurrence. Indeed, friend, y
replied the latter, 81 do not see ANYTHING
Mt all unlikely in il, if the PhIlis,ine'
head was as soft as yours"
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The Singing Sisters.

These charming vocalist gave che o
their delightful entertainments at Lord.
Hall, Thursday evening 9Th inst, when
they were, as usual, greeted With a large
aud enthusiastic audience. These young
ladies' il is well known, form the only
Qlartette composed exclusively Of ladies'
in this country, and TREY are certainly
well deserving the patronage which is
bestowed upon them by the approaching
public. We understand they are TO sing
here again in the course of few weeks
when they will no doubt be as warmly
received as before.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-17

GRoUNDs FOR a AsoRcg. mus,
beware of sitting in gen,lemen's LAPS and
kissing them, in the absence Of their
husbands, for the N. Y. Supreme Court
has granled divorce in the case O, Fred
erick Loerz, against his vile Catherine
the evidence showing tina, he was sea.
iar'ng man, and tina, during his absence
at sea, Mrs. Loerz was frequently visited
by one Henry Schmidt, and one occasion
she was seen sitting in his lap, and as he
was gong away she accompanied him
10 the door, where he kissed her, and
went off.