The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-05-23
BLUFFS sATURDAY %, -
= Al ofaa ~ dear madam - oasr Of

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sssAn ofer9 NJ dear ma61au-en 0aer Of
whaa2s 80 sksssss1s3-y
ss()f marriage. u Il nnrs. .,
ssNnrriare! Mr.. Yilliers.-sn s61nes az
marriase2 have certainly receiyj prc-
posalf fsr thshAnd Of my da1shosr I'D Csp-
tain yilliers, your ncrhew---but thas : t6e
only offer of the kind an 6 present 90
ousinted Uith.ss B
ssIndeed!,, saidsAfrs. yilliers. sssad ur,fl
what was your intention in sendines no e
letter vhiS i received from you. datS& feo1
your sstate et Hixrlesworth.,,
ssNadam. E took tho hbnty q Z Ing
mysell as tenant Of thu housss = / d.
stood you were anxiot to Wait the sea-side
for few months. you held out cvOky
prospect Of accedine toA ~ wishes, in the
answer you addressed 10 me ut the Plow
Hotel. I was in hopes, as YOU invited ne
to visit You to-day, It va, to fulfil mr. ex-
Ipectations in this respect; but fear, fnad-
am, your thoeghts are 10 filed with the pro.
&sals Of youf nephew, which L ur sstand
have met With yopi full sanction, tt''
proposals Of M nephew! never heard
q1them.n 4 sss
.s<IndeedF Then my answer to tie young
gentleman shall be very succiht and intelli-
irihl@ Will you a,low.me ID IN meantime
I to wish Won ! very good ,mofning?', And
hov;no sr q varv statalv snanner IL the 81.
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and ~ staIL al a. ont - f the ansrtmart ~
MWslI J, ss;d tha ~ Ia isdY vhon she va. ,of.
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nas .no.o ooJoos - "ias L ms .a'"s Ie..JI
Has, Mss T;,, En possesSI1n - ass' Ms
~ Lnels ~yu.1 Sono s.ua n'' Anu -
nes e. M,sn' ner nepne% appeaaeo, = .h.n. -,
.:. e. e. .o' ueA. "a a y A I w
again Iol your Aincness, anu @ 20 near M .ns IS
sS NJ y v.,l;a SGa .n.eis'e" ds WIN ". .h:
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" nei nepneM nanu, nv saiu au 1lis,
nL - se me VIA. sSu 'nnd and .aad =. fnIe M
% n' ""s oonna"nucu' anu i0''o ( % ioilo"S'
"HleoLEswoRrH, MASoR-HousE.
sIt would perhaps require an apology If
|. comparative stranger, took the liberty
Of addressing lady on a subject in which
! am deeply Interested; but to you, my dear
Mrs. Villiers. / open myself at once-relv-
ing on your good nature and willingness to
cblipe. In what | am about to say, 1 pro-
oeed on the supposition that YOU are as
anxious for change as am. We both
suffer from the solitude of our situations;
and at this season of the wear Cheltenham
itself must be as dull and uninteresting as
thu retirement from which I write. One Of
my objects in making my proposal to you,
is 10 secure a, comfortable home for my
daughter. A house so replete with the ele-
gances which have been procured by the
taste of Mrs. Villiers, must be admirably
suited for this purpose. Perhaps we might
arrange matters to our mutual satisfaction,
if Won would allow me to make you mistress
Of Higglesworth or-house, while you
installed me as master of Number Twen-
ty four. On this and all other matters,
when we proceed to final settlements, you
will find me disposed to be liberal. will
not conceal from you that am anxious to
come to q conclusion as speedily as possible,
and if you will write to me-addressed to
the Plow Hotel-whether l may hope to sue
ceed in my suit, you will confer great OBJ
legation on, madam, your most devoted,
humble servant, FREDERICK ikAcf.
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"s.Whv wv tssa, y, ,'s ts ,;.,.e ~ rio.
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anna. ot "osu W." .PP''
"eI es.Whs % She.,,a ,o a,n,r 20 NV .,e,tso
.sTo ascertain certain rour r terms. to he sure,o
ous..r 'e Warrr ' yon,ra as had AZ Mr.. Ira.
.ra, h.rs rssd the old centleman,s let
~ 10 ,,h.t Acc ho wants,,
" sstIa wa wants + IT, to take Won't house. to be sure.
for the The Summer months: for told Julia YOU
Mere eoine to the seaside
cor dearIwc,Iwd;d I ever-vell-ifI
that ;sn,,aubat shaIl Gdo9 What will he
thintp,,
s.Wbv. what's thu matter. aunt?-vhat
ha,s Won dones,,
ssDone?-why. Pye answered, his letter as
If it had been an offer Of marriage, and not a