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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

RATLroAD ACcJDEsT-W HOLE TR4I, SMASHED.
The 1890 passenger train which left this city
for Chicago last Saturday was thrown from the
track when within about two miles Of Cherry
Valley. and all the cars smashed 10 pieces The
accident was caused by water covering the rail
and then coacesliDg, so that when the engine
c,rucl, i there was nothing 10 guide the train,
and of il went in tangent The engine sus-
tanned but little Injury, and viii soon be put
on the track again, but the cars sre perfect
wreck. One Of them vas thrown clear over the
engine. and landed with ore end on il and the
other on the enbaUkmenC ahead. The engineer
received soms though not serious injury. No
Others hurt and We think the cara nEat have
been empty, RS such literal sraash up could
not have occurred without soIse injury to pas
senger7. had there bsea any.
TIE past few days have bsea hard on rail
reading and the trains have been seriously oh
structed. On Sunday night q light snow fell,
which q furious wind soon heaped into drifts.
and Yesterday morning Il was reported 20 he
five feet deep u the cuts between here and V in
uebago Station. No train from the west passed
through Eers yesterday .-Ro'b1or5 Dom.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

THE uEIGHTH OF MEAsSKss.-Like every thing
else, meanness has its degrees of comparison,
and in our Grammar. stealing from Young
Ladies Sewing Society is set down as mean
ness in the suPerlative degree. Stealing buck
wheat straw from starving calf, or a do,e of
salts from 4 sick Niger" bears no comparison
with IT. And yet, We are sorry to say, there
are those who are mean enough to do such an
act. Some graceless scamPs, disgracefuI repre-
sentatives Of the age Of vandalism broke into
the basement Of the Presbyterian Church after
the company had retired on Wednesday aight
and carried off several large cakes, pies and
cans Of oysters, together with a large whit. tur-
key platter, and 2 number Of breakfast plates.
cups and sauccrs, &C. 1t would be difficult 10
name more contemplate act, and We hope the
perpetrators may be found ont and held IN to
public gaze, chat people may know and sppre-
ciate their virtues.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

SThTa DEBr OF PEyysyLyANrA-On The Ist.
inst. the funded debt Of Pennsylvania amount
ed TO SIS, SGG.g15 and tho unfnnded to $780,
$50. There rernalus in the State Treasury and
the sin king fund the sum Of SI95. 257. which
is applicable to the further cancellation 81
State Stock. DC
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

- John \. Brown, ESQ, Of the Badger
State, has been appointed Postmaster Of Port
,se City i, place Of J. B. Ps-sc, resigned
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

IRE LUNTIc ASYLUM CAsE-TuE FxAL A.
WARD OF THz CoysussIovERs-T Commission
ers appointed BY the lato Legislature to settle
the claim Of Andrew Proudht, Tor labor and
materials furnished under his contract with
the State to erect 4 Lunatic Asylum. and for
damages sustained by him in consequence Of
the alleged rcpudiation of that contract by the
State, gave their award on Thursday, after a
careful and impartial investigation of the whole
subject. Il Is by the terms Of the act. accepted
by Mr.. Proudfit, as a final settlement Of the
vczatious matter. It awards the sum of s. 400
Mr.. Proudft claimed about $4,000
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

~ The Clayton Co. Gowa) Herald speaks Of
rich lead mines which are Welding largely. on
Giuer's Creek in that county.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

Christmas and New Years have
come and gone. The weather, on each Of the
days was exceedingly fine. and most Of our cit
liens appeared merry" and happy" a
large company attended the party at Darling
ton an Thursday evening, and We are told lad
a very fine time The proprietors oIthe " ads
worth House won golden opinions en- theoc-
caziou- Everything, we unders5aud was done
up right. and nothing occurred TO disturb the
pleasures Of the evening
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
TURNING SHOP

II AYISG now completed al the Necessary - 81 $
Tor III. 1,urposa the subscriber IL prepared -
kinds of Turning the shortest nor7os ana on ~
reasonable terms at his shop on Cbs.tnuF snoTxyT
reds north from Hltons |onN w. ~
xiu-.I Point, SEPT, J. lsSe
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

~ The Supreme Court Of North Carolina
has confirmed the decision Of Judge Manly, that
members Of the Jniversslisr Church are incom-
petent 20 testify in Courts Of Justice according
TO the lnws 81 that State.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

~ Who, among our young men. will make
i move towards orsaniziug'a Lyceum. II We
ara 20 nave 20 lectures hi. winter. something
OF the kind should be started al once.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

THA~as.-Hoa. G. c. Washburn and Charles
EilHnchust have our thanks for Congressional
documents and papers.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
MASONIC,

Iowa Chapter No. 6, Hee,. hrut and tbirs a.
days Of each month, # ths Masonic Hall Rp,-,l -,
Mineral Point Lodge No. /, Meet, 6rr. Ard ,,t-.
Tuesdays Of .aoA month a. the Masonic Hal a.,
oint
~ Transient Brethren az. invited to .tt.at
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

1zsg'- Joint stool, Company has been formed il
Havauua'. Tor the purpose 81 extracting the
oil from. species Of soap stone.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
Spiral Autitrs.
SPECIAL Notice

Tbs annual meeting Of the Iowa County Arrirpl,-,
society was held pursuant to notice the Ilth 0. D.
inst The severity Of the weather prevented lar,
tendance, and motion Of Mr. Thomas Barr,
tion Of Officers, the consideration OF R.por,. ana =
hearing Of the Presidents Address. va. uo,tnor,. :.
THURSDAY, JANUARY sth, 1887, al one o'elo-, p :,
al the Town Hall IN the t.~n Of DotEevflls
SAMUEL HBNDY, vios Pre,js,,.
/. H. D. CRAyE Cor. S.c'y
December a. 1856. 40,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

90 Tho wheat crop Il Tennessee is said TO
present m unusual promising prospect A
much larger amount Of land Is sovn in wheat
than heretofore
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

- = new life Of Martin Luther. bv 2. P.
FhipPle, * announced
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
FAIRBANKS SCALES.

a. L. HAREoE & CO, Chicago General AE.at. M,
O. IiHcis and Wisconsin.
GEORGE ". COsB. Az..,
hinsrsl Point W,
r. Railroad Truck. Depot, Hay, Co.l Dealers w..
HOUSE, Grain, Dormant. Portable md Counter 49,.
snd sTsrr oihsr modification needed anti, 70, a..
JAhuaI' D Is|t- II
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

grand LEGISLATIVE BAYQU ET.--A union Of the
Legislatures Of Illinois, Iowa. Wisconsin and
Indians.is proposed to be held at Chicago some
time during the winter.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

ia tbe Tostraster General Of the Sandwich
Islands
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

- Florida. with lI.2lI votes. has thrse
electoral vote, Iowa, with $4,000 votes. has
hut fnrr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

CRY CHAETAg-Ts it not about time 10 hav,
Z report from the Committee appointed to draft
torl" FOR City Charter. to be presented to the
Legislature We think il should be attended
10 at once, that we may have some kind Of a
Corporation government different from that now,
IN existence
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

- The population Of indianapolis IS now
10000. Nine years ego It was only 1000.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

- On Friday night. Frenchman employ
ed by J. Hsrdenberg, Of Rosendale, Ulster Co.
y. Y, was frozen to death while intoxicated
He was about 20 years Of age.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
Ilst Of Latter.

d E0AINING IN the Post Office =; Nirs-,,
IL Point for the Quarter ending January Is;
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

MAnINg DIsAsTREs.-A summary 81 the Losses
-ustainod through marine disasters hy The Nsw
y orS uuderE riters. during the ysar Tow ei0s-
Ing. thews tho enormous aggregate Of come
twenty-siv millions of dollars. Probably they
have never before amounted 20 90 largo sum,
ana j, j. said that the Pressure-on the varIou.
companies has been so great ina. some hzve
had tc succrsnb entirely and retire froya the
field while otiora had 70 strengthen tho.r po-
alton by new subscriptions % thar capitals
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

New GovFarwEvr LAM. ~ I0wA-The Pres
idaut Of the United States has Issued lila proc
Iamat.oa ordering tie sale of lands in lows. T.:
the land Office - Usage. South of the bsae line
and rest Of tho principal neridisu, CT the 9Th
Ct May.
At the Lsnd Office 81 Fort Dodge on the 4th
q Nay North Of the base Line and ives. Of the
Fifth principal meridian.
Al The land oiico Of Sioux CITY Nav 4lh
lands South Of the ba5e line and Ws.s Of the
principal meyidiap.-3fI Son.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

~ At Trenton, or Friday Of last week
twenty thousand people assembled to witness
a sham battle, which came off without. scci
dent.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

" The New York State Library contains
% 634 volumes Of which 30,OlI the Gen
sral and 1858 IN the Law Library.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
iRRi I'd

MARRIED..
On ths Stat Ut. ~ Rsv. Fs1rv Wood, NJ. JosErH T.
ETsxIE te NJ, TLI,lRrrB KIssxAs, al e. trs plsc,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

= 9 arc authorIzed . reg lcst The person
or persons who took large White Platter. and
other Dishes, from the basement Of the Prcsbv-
terrain Church (whcther through mistake or
otherwise) on the night of the Ladies' Festival.
70 retur" the same IS soyl. as convenient, and
when returned, no questions will De asked.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
I II Z 7 r I B i n E i.
MINgRAI. POTNT:

GEORGE W. BLISS. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

TUESDAY MORNING. JAN. G. 1857.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
3. PHILIPS,
!. HOABE.
J. CLOWNY,

Board Of Directors of School Dist No /, Of
Mineral Point
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-26
eer.d slippers on hi, feet. He hadnt nssu
drepk for day ana . bali aud looked rs.
marx .hlw ~.li

der,d slippers on hi, feel. He h.dnt pssu
drenk Tor day ana . bali sad looked re.
psrksbiy veil =
'Gcod motning, esrsiemep, said be. iine-
ing himself into an eAsy shair,--How goS.
the world vita yoai In happy TO see
you. I've gives you great deal of trosbIe.
dare say but one eau always he in funds
by the usy, Discount. hos are stockst'
Looking up said the broker.
Always my lack sben 1 wsnt 10 buy.,
said Bantam. by the way, Csrbunele. did
you bring your bali With your
4 did pot.' replied the LIQUOR dealer With
glib neadseity .Never u,ird th. bin
Nov or bex, christmas-it's all the SANE
to me Iusntsd to let you know I've 20,
iresh lot OF that Heidsiex --there's no mis-
take about IL win you Accept . tssket 10
tasteF
You're too generous, Carbunele.i
Not at sll-sR old customer like VOC
Very uell-I'm heartily obliged to you
CAaiinower, you must be tired of waiting
for money
Ny dear sir, how can you fancy it9 WHY
cant you drop m this uorniog aud look at
some new pautsloon patterns I've ius, re-
eeiyed by the stsamerP
Il III do so without fail replied Bantam
Il believe my wsrdrobs wants repleuish,ue
Messrs CaIbunele. aud Caulifouer retired
With profnsion of bows.
What should you saw Discount s.id
Bantam, when he Was left alone with the
broker, ~ instead Of paying you, L sbould
tell you i was IN immediate want Of a thous.
aud dollarsP
The broker palled out his wallet eoun,od
over roll Of bills and pushed il TO Bantam.
without word
You know shall never pay YOU
%, OF course not replied the broker.
with ehuekle
4 tell you frankly-Tm hard up,'
And no prospect Of better times o
None as IN n sinner
Mr. Bantam, ssii the broker. rising and
shakisg bis hand, 4 esslt inirude u,on yoar
valuable time any longer It's an unre,s
Onable hour-ouly seven o'sloek--.na
know you are not breakfasted But ALLOW
me to say THAI give you With AL nay heart
u ihaventths remOtsst idea Of Jour mean
Jog. ssid Bantam.
-, Of eorrss not = said the broker With
sly Siak- Hal bal capital Good mo,a
l0g--We shall meet on change Good morn
leg
Mr Bernard Bantam dressed very sxpe-
dIt'ously, aud, with carpet beg 10 bis baad
walked down 20 the Worcester dep. q ubitk.
er eer couple Of trunks had preceded bin -
lie was soon vhirled away 10 the New Yori
train and Boston knew him no more
Messrs- Carouneie. Csnliaower and Dis.
count. learned the city papers bad been in.
posed upon by somo seOundrrl-ibe story
CT hr. Baniam's legacy being hoax. got
up by some unPrincpled joker CsaIiHou-
er aud Carbunele we're Hot ineopsolate. for
they bad charged the amount Of Mr. Ban.
tsns indebtedness ts profit aud loss : bu,
Discount was perfectly rabid MIR Bantam
Is nov, thabk to bis 'munqs "! expert
men'ing on the produetiyebess Of The aurif
erogs sands OF California. -F.ag u eur
UAi0n
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EVEN nASDHD yU.TI1,..

The State Of Mississippi lsavs the Gin.
eiuna'i Amerisap) rsPudiats8 ber bouds aud
sWiDdied innocent parties on. Of over half
million dollars Her legislators aud gov.
ernors have lived at howe on their estates.
aud enjoyed themselves in the bes, way they
eoald, after committing this caormus fraud
GEAvEs, citizen Of ;hat State. aud ubiIst
holding The Ofhee Of Treasurer. dsfaulted 10
the amount Of forty thousand dollaFs-usbt
into volae'ary exile, where be has remaiDsa
seven years, aud nov appeals 60 the Cover
nor aud Legislature 10 perzi, him TO return
aud make good bis defaleation. The lriyi.
lege i' denied tim BY these wholesale repu
diatoFs' Who do not propose as fair a tAipR
With those wbe hold The evidences Of their
Indebtedness
Nov ii would be much fairer we're GnAvrs
allowed 70 reiuFs asd the repudistors 20 take
ap hIs oipsIisn qsar;srs for sac as1t szven
years That ~oali be sveb bassed Justice.
We think GsAvrs rather better 10 this To-.
stance than his Staia
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Pc ETRY
tftos ,As S.-sksssSSasf s;.g.zsas
Thn UsssAs BArrLE-rtbLD.

=
Thesc 70 a. s.s-ss bsisls- aeld
o. every hsa.s breast.
Wh~r. i~o OPposiAs fesss. meet.
Bot whsfs ;hsy s-la.a s.st
The, field . ,sG'd sp.. ser,si sixks,
'Ts Oaiy .s-s b, oss
whs kaos. slss- ~hers vieissy hss.
vAsa ssA d.y's dsht y do.<.
oas army CHESTER, .sSsz sss ssrus.
TAsu eh.si u dsses lofni
n. brw - iike bs th..ass siosd.
Hi' re'ee the b. sting stors.
IL. e.P'Ai-.. P..A-. sd Lat. asa Hsis.
Mbo.s ,fooFs ~sieh ~irh, cod day,
s..h % detect tie vs.ks.i Peisi.
Asd 'An.s'-g ios ,As Tray.
css'.edi.r ~iiA tn. sixhy lOsss
& e.i siiii. bssJs
fe' thsr~ ~i,h az ssqs.iiias treat,
tha-s waiTiOs. Grsly sisad'
TA<b .s.dsr ). Il Cd Ike fTn.
"a ecustsaaaee sstsas.
Asa sip~sr "a b.. asked breast
''~fls e'e.s !. sssa.
h' s'P's'as. FsiiA, ssd iivPe. sOd Love,
P"'A' % 'I-i -osdso-s .is.i
A-d fsz'-g On ~. ia rresi.e
sirssgth hra sOsses divine.
Ihey '-si q sPrsks Eiei ioas truih.
us's a. srsas a. ssss,
That 10 - 1letoT. ih~p ssssI lesrs
ToisSs, oo.Eds. usdavs.
TSa' iAs'a 'sbiiss. ia vildsst arifs.
IDFaIts hoiJ e@l@:
For VsTy deadly b,o~ ,h!sIs,
foT every wcsAd b in.
AID Whsa they ~ia thai battle ksld.
Ps.' teal a. qa.ss iOrsO,,
The Piala ~hsrs carnage ones had rsi.usa.
Bseo@e' AAi!s~sa .psi.
A'Po, ~As's aSusr. Of iay ssi peace
sPsiBE frun the isrtiis sod;
Asd bFeathe the Psrfsns of their praise
On every hreese--to CcJ
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rnE rHEss 40 cuoD HU-Iss.s.
There j. 20 d..soaa, on ,hi, s,,,,,,,A

-l.a- n.' a.frfiis- o. 3 "a sft iians sfgf 49,
c'htneFts hHsia~ss sad thiak fhat - sos.s.at
s'trF iH.ffmH sfFrffisirH sret ta~s hsgs s.ssa
iff.ri = Ea7ii hitR autiarss ~ ~ aid. Tk5s Il
srfHt- rsF+s-f Issfs fsrers.slIsr s.f s7.,s
isF 'r1lFs I ifeIrss Pc sasss-s afs -. -.
q H iHH rn1h'fr atf 'hs pHrlf- aaisi Il - 80
s.sfff lfisf raF rfffi.asrs flr r. f.g-,
e iF ..If4.ia1. fh4i FL h-fssfHf 81 Bans5s uh.gs
e'rf frfts Hr iaH i1atfat 90 ttrfv asftsrf
o. ohr iaIgs sa Its Fnss B. asfv ,r..5s -
a-fr 'ef fat.T sfrsssFf asf lts s.sfs 49, =.
r4s.g grfs b. ~ faHast.tf f.-s-as.
-'f wsa eisr .f Tod ttaa.f starB-
fF'.+s-s s - tsF.ar's sii.soi sssiitsr h.ms.lf
fTls sboso y literally sss We e.n
rf.so ths 'sf ssfs 3, atssssafy 20 u.sstos
san-f
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.ors- .. .srsss.ss =. q. COZ ssrsrs. s;,;.

Hst4 BsHe --Psfseus seeking thra=sh the
NAL auswefs To 9asri.s. made &C the vtiter
Of thesesketehes. vill please erclose TO the
-Fsee Press" tho requisite postage stamps.
IL ,hsy wish TO ensure such answers. Apy
other erPeeistios e,nbot be ibdaleed
LUKE
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SaIfI HaIlII

vE0n sacks {. A. Salt. 500 FINE fsr,sle low
DUU nr rasb. ISRAEL RUSSELL.
lisfr-I's Frffy. o. q. 1855
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ahawIs.

NE have lBsl TreeiT-d lDt n sapeFiof 6hs gis
w % Eatrh NC iavHs ne aitcu,ioa of he Ia.
1 J. n. T. l. SADLEh.
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Or l3iis,iai. 3t.. &s,ssa
orrlcE SECOND sToRY oF MARKET HOUSE.


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,,,,.s q thr tsn rst~rrst n 10 ~ sessr~d
t--sipttru. 80. ssaoAs, Oss Dasr ssa Trss-
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RNrd.s oF NIvsaIfsiSC
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o. DRiar. 80 thscs ss-stioss--issgsr ~ the
,sp- g,opsfuas Esch eostisssaes Iteosfy See
C,a,rarl .aaafe.
v,,y a.. s,.c,f-a % the Ms-asctP,. Pssvioss
,, .-5-,A sYsr ~ -'y-~-a th~ rsstfss
asp a - warkei % The erPy Es
s-srusns wtii NJ eostsuss d eRiil
s..1 II l.rSat -sasted seeo'S.asl,
,fr. y. ~ -sagsSSrs 10 -scti any mis
- e. iSfA- F--t aftAs Asssst Advertisers.
- @ sfst< sssiiseHy. that ihesr privil. &c
-,i't - a. IN thssr isas~d,ai. bsstness Raj -
NsEai sad all oterr A5vrrti.eess s~at by thesa
% - "a siii'io-sl charge. ssi 40 yss.siioa
=, ~ hEasifaf s1r.rfIs'sasafs sssf ~ rad for fa
et'A = 70 =. GALLAaER &s co.
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hs-A uaa eaafaf iaa ftffs.a ssfIfeis.
fsmafket that FFsssBsq af aiaa nszks =.
fpsi bui abeeuss q bs5g sesil $ sstssg
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- Zee braoay eEtersslly un tts kAir
gIoss isd thsa tsks 4 iaitraaliy y c'sae1
~ rest.
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~ HoHfa FsFtaaslar caes aa1 49,
esf' nsi ileasaai sites ffsa ksfs. sss
sssr4 sbsf eoiof a. Fasii hasa Wkgf
80, psriiea.sf saii 80 suy solss as,
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IMPURrAsT.

The Norfolk Argus eommusicstss a fac,
in one Of its recent issues, wb.eh is highly
impofiast-TartioulaFly ~ sush as are
threatened With ,hs, fatal aud in.idiou. die.
ease, knoWn as consumption Il seems
gentlenAH 10 Louisiada bought some con.
sumptiVs asgrOes from person ia Norfolk,
and placed ibem on bis sugar plantation -
Thsy ate plentifaliy Of the cane, boz moto
especially ofFhs young shoots The slaves
Sh' bad been thin, sDd siekIy, soon bscams
''Fobg' 'obast and hearty, and 10 short
time Ell trsos' q the disease With sbisb
they bad besa Affected, entirely disappear.
Cd
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-26

u Welsh ssd Rs,Lstford Cosrsa. for hi,
eorres,ioa. 10 sana No, for aDolpAin
Drew" read ~ ". Drsua
ANill,-Tbe Nsgsas Fate In the Arss.
e"'y List sas the fst6sr. bot the brother AZ
the late Will'amL The old gentlemen Ivsd
90 we same estate oa which Bslyids,s IA.
s'ses b,eh lai't bat In Q smaller hosss.
nearer the spring. Mrs Anpa KssrvIsv b
my aathetiiy for ,his eorrsetion.
AAAiii The Giles Cook in Al. Al
emy l'ss was the father Of him vhe.s -,
sitersards married the late wn Byev,
by toe way, Mrs Brown is still livias =,
good Old age and her sou, Giles Coul' /.
the grandson of him whose paus spos.rs 4.
our houored let Gerard Moore aud ron,
4 BrOwa baSe set me rigb, in hi. n,,.
ter.
AAAlF-NIv-XLI-LI-LXyxr
Concerning shs extensive sooaeo,iou. ~
thsse i've Nos, have had 90 great /. ....
of facts, from which to select, th.. i, ~.
been deemed improper, IL no, impo..ihl. A.
go olDto nisate detail, With any hone Of b..
isg read witb paticnee
sui however, | am anxious "a colles, I,
uritipg OF in print, all tbe isforu.s;oa 7
eau get, 10 regard 10 any Of the old s.ttlsr,
Jsnerscn-but especially those indicated
"a ihis paragraph -tba, il TO say, the H.Ils
OF Ha.itoSai the keysses Of ksyes', Per.
Iyi the orthinEioas Of Wor,hissta.,.
Marsh The Rutherfords, Of Plosipg sprins.
the NORTH Of Valley Forge, enasylvapls:
and the Morrows, Of Shep6erds,oun'
And no~, Mesrs Editors, having rr.sa.
ed my stopping point, I coaelade : with ma.
ny thanks to readers aud pristsrs, FOE tAs
patience they have shown With these ram.
blins Notes, Of their hunbls ssrraat,
LUKE.
CharlestowB. JEFF Co Va March m ayr
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"io9h PTfgcnt hayitg Nerfoss lot sale rai
rs-ihe aighes. Pfics " .siiiur 90 the sutsefi-
gharig1ieEn APPLICABLE lu pefson 90 -
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HFA Demoeratie Editor in Gssrzia, sksn
u sas ssesEiaipsd tbst Baehapau wss else
ed, spd ihat FILLMORE hsd carried bat oue
STATE Eas crossing over ihr Asnsriesn pssty
~ pabiic erogd on The street Aa Amer.
ieaa faced up 70 him and romafked
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