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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07
nEfuBLIcAN COUNTY coSvE>TIo
Hon. C. G. Washbr-n.

We take great pleasure IN placing thls gen
.ieman's name at tie head Of our columns, a q
candidate for re-electlon - Congress. and az the
ehosea standard bearer Il tie Republican par
~ Of this District, ior tie eolniass campaign
We ike tie spirit manifested BY our friends IN
other portions Of the District, IL throwing aside
their local feelings and operating IN faF"r q
a true, tried, patriotic aud talented statesman,
WHO has seen tie political intrigue and eorruP-
ton which now perYade our National capital.
and WHO has been conyersant wlsh our National
councils for tie past three sessions, with one
session yet to Serve, dGuag winch time we have
had tie two nost corrupt administrations e eF
known to American history, and enough VII
Ialay has been con=umtnated by the 50. calie,!
Democratic party, Who have complete contFo. u
Ill the Departments, 10 bring The blush Of scorn
and contempt 10 tie cheeks Of all honorable
men, and Jl4cken 10 The eyes Of AL civilized
pat.ons ard even - sink rs 10 a level with the
darkest ages Of tyranny and desposi5t4 Of an
Gent times.
ar. WAsHBuES Las Ven lor himself az envi-
able reputation by tie straightforward, INDUS
trions and manly course lie has taken during Tie
time he has held his present distinguished Pc
sition by his hrll determination and perse-
yegance ii securing for his constituents that
which their interests required TT BIZ the fear
lessness he has shown when coming IL contact
with tie hot-l,aded, lnpetuous, hre-aaters 1T
tile South - aud Tor the diligence and never
ceasinr care he has taken 10 Le always at his
post, where his votes have been for tie Right
for Freedom, for Humanity, and FOR Justice
Can il connection with Emit aad IsR ar
fwhose REORGANIZATION We have before noticed,
and y hose reelection Is = fixed certainty VIII
now 20 back Washington with tie seal OF ap-
proyal from their constituents stamped indel-
lily Oh their bross, and their acts Is they ever
have cen, VIII BE a cal Of condemnation upon
the course Of BueuAssN ard the slave Propa-
ganda generally. We wish there y ere two hum
dred aud tl.lt. --l2 II tile %AsHmCag BROTH
ersa and that they were al li-elnbes= uf Cou-
gross. We % not - tltis n disparaseueut ug
any u the patriotic band Of Republicans Is tie
present Ceugey s. f,r they 4le certaisLs as intel
i.gent a,sa taleated crew - ever fuaas.ell any
ship, be it the Ship If State 81 Otherwise
ard lad eur sag about IT., every true AMI
honest n.an among them should be returned. and
many more with them, t. renew the battle Of
Justice and I" pale GA Tie fuel with Which Il
renew the fires of Liberty, until Ike American
Eagle shall scar 81 tbs summit 81 the highest
peak an the Western Continent ana proclaim
Ii thunder tones THAT .,e a.e aauLs a E..1H MA
RIOS
Il, Is &
y. - -, -. -.
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07
DR.. EESEMAN PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, MD.
NEW YORK CITY

The combination of ingredieas in these Pills the
result If leus and extensive practice They mild
their 81 eration and certain ia correcting az EeeI-
arjes, Painful transformations, removing all e-tGue-
ous whether from co,d otherwise, headaches pain ia
thc side, ppi.ation Of the heart, whites all nervous
ecions, Mysteries fatigue, pam the blck lbs
disturbed sleep, which arises interruption
nature.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

The Undersigned announces husejfa candidate for re-
election To- the office of Clerk Circuit Court Iowa
county. subject aeion of the County Republican
C"nveu ,iun. MARK CORRIN.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

So We publish the following communication
as specimen Of the complaints We are reeely-
ing almost every week. ia Relation 10 The man-
Ter in which some Of the post offices are con
Quoted in this county. We know not wEere the
t.uh lies but that Il re is q culpable deFeleo-
ZION Of duty soIHewn here there can he no doubt.
Our papers are sometimes TOUR or I've days, and
even two weeks, in reaching post offices where
they should arrive on the day following their
issue. Subscribers oftea infogln u that they re-
cciye papers from the city of View York sooner
than they can get them from Mineral Point
Nor is the complaint confined to newspapers
alone. Letters from Highland, Nongiorr, and
other places Of even less distance, are sometimes
not received 1t all We lAis week received .
complaint from Highland, IN consequence of not
publishing marriage that WAS said TO have
been forwarded 10y mail two weeks since, and
which has not yet GENE to hand
Tie same complaint Is made in relation to let
ters written from this place. We have been IA
formed Of two letters, recently, placed IN the
POST Office Of this city tor another portion Of the
State, important business. neither OF which
were ever received
While the Post Office is used rs political
engine, il IS not so great wonder that news pa
pcrs tail TO reael4 subscribers, during political
campaigns but. at this time. we can see no ex-
ease for the neglect which most assuredly exists
somewhere. We trust that something may be
done 70 remedy this evil, before it reaches a
point hey oud which endurance ceases to be q
virtue.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

rs l.'ri,e & aao,he- es.l.as. u vail + s...
tba' tie RepatIeaa County Committee IS,
called Convention a. p .-eg..-e ga tlo l7.h
inst AS tbs purpose q ae.a.aaE.lg a County
.Ileke, = IS sappor,ed ass E@.L We hope 10
see ! i1i- attendance or opponents ass Prepa-
Eng i'1r ! Nlsareas saaalaza. aad intend i pos
si5le. e carry tbs county. Tb.- can he pre-
sensed by tan yose eal uassed as,.sa. and
1 therefore We hope 70 see t-l- Cors-...-ea, ard
t.e ssaoasest AMI best men nominated.
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Ererti F1alaIc .SHoald
Ilt-fH I.EnI0tc 1o5Jtad had
THE FEMALE MEDICAL PRECEPOR.


ESPECIALLY DEVOTED To
DISEASES or H~ONEy,
81 CORNELIUS L. CIIEEsEMAN,M. D.
NEw YORK CITY.
III Instructor. Grjfe, end Physician
ia which IS eioied fall and chaste description now!-
edge necessary TO The welfare Of those married or about
to be nfedj Of the process Of conception pregnancy
ana delivery, their pains aud dangers, as VOL as the
methods Of which many Of the latter may be ol,iatel
ana 1tAeH" how 1he system may be inyigoTted and re-
stored 10 Dir proper tone, after having been prostratcl
'5 Complaints incidental 10 the human frame. Also
much PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION. which VIII .l.
late tine necessity any great amount oe sickness and
enable the ol@eryuJ reader be, to great extent her
own Ivsiciaa.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

QrFTE = FFFzRENcx.-Forney Press, re-
marks:
]" q are free 10 confess that weshould not con
we're 10 present Us with 3 thousand no..r,5s,
-, 80 i. 'Ae Atlantic Telegraph conpaav. A
.o- si4'Sl7 ago We should have considered sreb a
s. aS worth almost less than notbirs W.
ard s',s-a~.a go IS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

hEEl-,En-Iae party Of twenty-five vorrg
men who started from this city for Frazer R!y
er' some weeks since have retained. Thsv
were aisapPHa.ed in not being Joined BY Others
ol s-e route. and finding their preparations IN
sll.tleai, alter getting some $50 miles west of
y Pau turned back and came home. some If
them talk OF taking a fresh start. bvsea, iastaad
Of OverlGnd.-L liEaaEes .Seg,si7ei
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07
TO MARRIED LADIES,

nr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable, as they viii bring
te monthly period with regularity. Ladies who have
bccu disappointed in the Of other pills place the
-'nest confidence in Dr. cheeseman's Pills doing all
.ut too D
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

MG. Enron The people of Linden would
like 20 know whether the Post Office Depart
ment was organic. 1 for the accom- mediation Of
the public or not also. whether the Post Mas
ter at Mineral Point l. at liberty to send mails
wherever ne Plcases, and 10 prohibit their stop
ping at Linden, at his pleasure ? They have
suffered every possible annoyance by the re
tention Of the mails at Mineral Point, and
think they are Justly entitled to the right OF
complaint. There IS a tri-weckly mail to Wing
vile, which stops Al Linden. There is also a
mail through to Highland. which passes by I'M
Ter Instructions, from the Mineral Point Post
master, uo@ TO stop. Thus. letters mailed from
Linden to Highland are from two TO three days
in reaching the latter place, which they might
reach the same day they are mailed
There is another outrage committed q. some
Post Office, which shows that there IS some
thing rotten IN Denmark" Clubs Of the \. y
Tribune are held back and, frequently a-yey
reeeiFo@ al al especially when containing any
important speech, like that Of Gov. SEWARD. or
Senator Ta.IBULL, while clubs Of the y y
JTme@-a more conservative sheet-arc always
on hand. Now the frequent repetition Of these
eases shows a design somewhere and though
is difficult to believe that the " hole difficulty
lies in the Mineral Point Post Office vet. unless
disposition is shown TO be somewhat more ac-
commodating in the transmission of mail rnatter.
1t VIII be more difficult TO make people disbc-
ieye it. Gours for LINDEN
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

TIE Pr. TGAnG.-W no could dream of The
magnitude OF such an undertaking the man
ulacturc Of IurgatIye Phl assumes when II
comes into general use. And how painfully do
The following numbers speak of The amount of
hanna sickness, and suffering, that little morcel
OF remedy goes forth To combat and subduc.
DR. !. 9. ! YER. of lowell nianuiaetures in his
laboratory, forty gross per diem of his Cathartlc
Pits, through all the wear. This Is eight boxes =
minute or one dose second. We thus find ever
$4,000 persons swallow this pill every day. or
l.296090 a month physicians think of tbat
1900 patients Gay who seek relief from the
medical skin Of one man. surely that man
should be- as lie Is in th!s case, one of the first
intelligence and OF the highest character. His
occupation entails upon BIN fearful RESPONSE
bility for the veal or woe of his fellow men,
Pdt0SyIic Courier
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07
II. II. IIITCEITNGS-
;sncral Agent for The United :

10 Chambers s reel, New lorb,
r. u. FGLFoRD Agent, Mineral Point; Boiler. Smith
~ Co. eii'''s"i ft-I'kesIy, St Louis I4-y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

- Nr. Bernard Fsu>ee,ann eF f-;-...---.:
maze BET with b-s u2.l5raan -has lie vro,,,5 .5a
p : certain day Tie 67v cane. s,,s H. mar
cs0d - = S.,S ~-eS.---s '
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

- "o have been shown tfe prospectus Of
3 '.sN paper 70 to hail from y'-oqua, Bad Axe
o'@A'5. ana rs he called tie V.,oeaa E.p5si-
:. 4 @1 Independent sheet. ana PROMISE
% e-'.e rs interests Of Bad Axe c.. oare.aI1y
ana ze--'as'y- o- C. SIXTH. editor. Terms
Sl.a5 g1ar Fre.5 =.,..,r w. ..,..-.t -
oGy - and wish vo-s Success.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07


the QeHstioa might very properly arse, why
did they NOT consent ~ 10 so last winter. when
the offer was made them, and hive 1t inc0rpora-
ted in the bill for the removal, in which case Ii
would have been in tangible shane and bind
in. upon tLe parties
We leave tins question for the present % be
answered bv those better qualified tor doing So
than ottfseies- IljJH4c
CeAnty oe@t eueStloh.
rms question h.eh has 80 long agi'-tei the people
lf :: I ar ~ ~ - 9 ana - T. ll'i"
approaching election oue val, or tie o,her II
would SEEM from the inference drawn in the editorial
leader % lns 'nra f2i"t ir'9aRe has the citizens 81
1in. riel1s i.i,jIif IL &C. man 1I
with particle OF common sense tia; the present ia-
iga p. o1 oral. .s - no. T., 't-a enc aia pa
ions OF llo4s,iIc he -e taken Honorable means s erey
such eE = may e ierledie, aus establishing equal
g ~. ''slssii's % lae county At ;.te ll-5 to
and cor-upt l,5ss. y. .5 are rsi, a he ar If
The jo resort u amy means y So ch The hard work
ing eon13a q this county may oe delutea, sud as
-t,Ir,,Tv Inn aeiie " '''e y mag ue
IItve not ts citizens OF pol.evilI.a right T., ammo
lie their money 10 whatever purpose reason die
ette or i4, eela proper they asys expentedit l'r
/, il if. blsigIess Of the ..int Of tl4 I'm "
why then thoalG ii trouble INN 50 i taad seem Nv
@ l HES Pss 6 n ~ lag 4 Do1ssse s to
whether willing r not to vote for he reiori Of said
ooaniy Seat But et a. inform that EDITOR tlat sac
@f q ie >'.sl oesli or Intention sele-E. ltEss
t,si-aot faaarliiy but 1a,rsIlv and iaci..taaIi.
and in "a outward sense e view, personally and. the
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

rycHANGE N London fer sale in sums Of s. I ste-
E.IIng and upwards.
Office store Wave \ cusc. near 7. r Derot
49, ..,o-.- TN
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

Io You WANT SOMETHING To STRENGTHEN YOU I:
/ 30 YOU WANT a GOOD APPETITE:
20 YuC WANT TO BUILD Up YOUR CONSTITUTION:
DO YOU WAIT TO FEEL NELL;
Do YOU WAIST TO GET RID OF NERVOUSNESS
30 YOU WANT ENERGY:
Do TOU WANT TO SLEEP TETLs
DO YOU WANT BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEELING?
Hgoa do, use HogfzsaLs German Bitters prepared by
Dr.. C. NJ Jackson, AIS Arch ,PAade' pbia Paaud
sold ~ druggists aa st3r71eaper throughout the J-ai-
ted States, taaaes, West Indies and Sou;l America an
- cents peg bottle seq
r. D. FCLFoED, agent, Mineral Point.
WOODS 1EsrORlTITE.-0ra all de rcs-o-ttirez TOR
the fait la, have Been iaveac.i. 75ads rc-slisetsy
claims tho rst place. It VIII certainly restore the t-
ural color Of Tic hair ii the directions are followed for
sufficient length Of time 1t also has produced aston
ishins effects in bringing out growth OF hair wh ere
the head has been previously bald. Wood does not me-
tePn that il Will Go tfs ia all cases aud We think lis
caudor is eo# resal 1anlatiou Of The virtues which
ais restorative really oscses II the roots Of The hair
are destroyed haHlaa power can make them r-r
again; but where there any vitality left in The root
ras oriFe ili soon he hair in all its r-
ae vigo-. II has done tii, repeatedly when ali other
remedies have failed Il is therefore worth while in an
cases to mee the experiment. For clearing the head AZ
dandrutf and ti r1eIi- and strengthening the hair II
has 40 rlgal.-B estsra Patriot
sold by all respectable Druggists sen
L. D. PCI FORD, ) gent, 3Iineral Point.
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BY the provisions OF this Law, assessors OF
the several Towns are required to meet on the
Sd Monday Of this month for the purpose OF
equalizing their respective rolls Is We nave
been Informed this viii be a matter Oh no i-sl1e
difficulty. owing 10 the fact that some Of the As
SCISSORS have not complied with the law requiring
affidavit = relation to personal property More
,,.r T,-n and CIty Boards have failed g equal
re .b.. rolls IF tLsir se.era! Gowus and Wards
In his City s.ery man has been required to re-
turn bis property under oath, and We do not
doubt bat ilat unless some uRas.:al method q
equal.zation Is adopted, the City OF Mineral
Point viii be obliged to pas double her proper
tion Of Tax. 1t Is fact that for some years
this City and Town have paid nearly one third
the whole Tax Of the County. Not only isper-
sonaI property assessed here under cath, but
lass3s and CITY Lots are valued up fully as high
il hot higher ,llan many Of them would bring
il put iueo market. Now, we DO not complain
Of this. -oridi;g other towns viii do the same.
We are a.e net a repudiating people, or law
breaking people. We have found fault with the
New assessment Law and have done our share OF
grumbIHg, bat We have nevertheless submitted
10 it With as good grace as was possible, and
We believe tie law needs material amendments,
which orr legislature Will d5ubtlesS make, IL
7 respective Of party influence "a in some re-
spoets 1t las worked weh Il has disclosed
money and mortgages drawing from twelve 10
lily per cent. Interest. ga which tax has been
! paid. Tie amount Of personal property So dis
+ covered viii afford great relief to those land
owners who have hitherto paid all the taxes
We believe BE principle to be correct that all
The property Ia the state should be taxed ac-
coTding o. lis 'alue. Bat ne do not believe in
taxing The same property twice in the same year
~ in the case Of a mortgage which entirely COW
ers tie aIue Of tract of land and also the land
Itself We acknowledge tLat many difficulties
exist IN relation 10 just assessment Of proper
Y, and il IS 10 be hoped that the ;tssessors at
sheir annual meeting viii - conduct their pro-
ceedluss IS 70 remedy any little defects which
may be discovered IN tile operation OF the law
We may state il connection, that the whole
amount oi personal property assessed last veal
in this city vas S30,5O5, this year it amounts 10
$4,000
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TENTH EDITION.

I..s BOOK Is more available to tho understanding
'Ae fesi"Hal reader, and skilfuily elabora
tei Vlmued arranged and carricd out than any work
81 ts kind before the public Whf'eit gives whole
some particulars and in espect ecsire inforn,a-
lion upon some u the most de.icate affairs connected
i'l the female system II shoulabe placed Ia tie HANDS
OF every fgul.ie, single or married.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07
DR.. Robank,s Tbenrx ara rrnctics.

1t would see'a that DIR. Hoback.s :. Scandina-
Wan Remedies have taken the highest rank
among The standard medicines Of the day. His
theory Is, tia; in whatever organ disease may
show itee,f lis roots are in the blood. Hence
his fungus Swedish curatives the Blood Purifier
aud the Blood pills are designed TO act spceid-
cally upon the sangoineous huid. One Thing
cannot be disputed, they produce most salutary
effects even in apparently hopeless cases, In
diyiduals who Lave suffered for year from dys-
repza, serofula, erupti2ns o! the skin, bron-
ehitis, asthma, general prostfatjon, liver COM
plant rheumatism. neuralgia. and many other
distressing raIadics, report themselves, over
the5r own signatures. As radically eared by a
course Of these Remedies. The claims Of Or. Bo-
backs advertisements are therefore supported
BY competent pvoyL See Advertisements
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

.5 The follow ing communication comes 10
as from responsible source. and however much
We NAY regret the apparent necessity for lis APP
pearaco. we give il a place in our columns.
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PRICE 50 CENTS

This work also eontaiHs prescriptions used the Doc
toF "a ais practice for the positive cure Of Scrqslgs
Lr1Pi'oHS-feeer and fgHe-Sseere CDHgAs and Cel9s,
-h4e@F7af'ara- bgspepsa-F falling e If tie Ba,s g.,
Sc &C., anJ-one "f which prescriptions may proEe
great value 70 the reader.
This book viii toe by mail, free &C postage on tho
RECEPTION Gifts lrce, which may sent either ia money
or postage STAMPS. al orders should be addressed to
i. y. HUTCHINGS,
zivly co Chambers Street, y !.
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s8@ We re-pubiish our remarks of last week,
upon the County Seat Question. 10 which we
append the reI4v Of the Do1reT5lle -4dgoeate.-
As that paper has limited circulation, and the
reply is to- good to be host, publish il entire
TIE County Seat Qaessioa.
in pursuance of an act OF the Legislature -tke
qualified electors OF Iowa County are TO vote At
the approaching election tor or against the re-
moval of the County Seat from Mineral Point
TO DodgeyIlle. The citizens OF Dodgeyi.le have
commenced in earnest - convince tne people,
If possible, that their town Is more suitable
point thas It's present location, flr the County
Seat, and that great advantages would restflt
from the removal. They haze subscribed most
literally FOR the establish meut OF newspaper
20 advocate the removal, which has already been
commenced and entered most earnestly upon lis
efforts toward thc accomplishment oi the ..uobIc
ends for which il was designed.
4 meeting has recently been held IN thatv l.
lage " for the purpose otsma siag arrangements
far the removal OF the County seat" and ef-
fort made 70 raise the means for ihe erection Of
suitable county buildings. I'll the principal
men Of the place have subscribed literally for
she purpose, aud the list ioois up 1856. This
sum though if shows a truly comrieI 13ble lib
crality on the part OF our ReighEofs Is but a
. small amount when com Dared with that neces-
ss4ry for the erection Of uch buildings would
be required by the County for pa bile purposes
neither Is there any law by which IL single IN
hividual whose name appears on thar su6scrp-
tion could be compelled 10 pay the agaopnt sub
scribed, even though secured by mortgage, as
proposed. An obligation given for no pai,se re-
. cetueti Is considered void
If our Dodgeville friends had really intended
10 Z. eNoncrate the County ffora all taxation in
consequence Of the removal ST the County Seat
the qens.ioa might very property arise, why
did they not consent do so last winter, when
the offer was made them and have 1t inc0rp0ra-
ted in the bill for the removal, in which case Il
would have been IN a tangible shape and bind
IN. uPoa lAe parties
We leave this question for the present. % be
answered 10y those better qualified tor doing 81
than o,lfsei IVES Iriju4c.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

- tA1 @s1s'y 4-s'-e 9o."lhoh Of me DodSe-
vile -idt0cate, being dissatisfied with oar notice
Of his " first appearance on the stage" has con
cltgaJ t emf nv ,..,,,,i,,t.r.4. ANA
-. - - .,...,--.5}..I
sl''''l7e' NOV it'AN' 'N''' ''o p"a. on ought
20 c0Hdezceaa to exchange with Us III after The
election, q, least. aaJ III return we viii give vou
me benefit of notice from nutual friend to
whom We seat copy Of your valuable paper.
Here 1t IS Read It:
That DodgevilIe paper Is an orig;..q1 e,.-,os.-
y va gong + say,-but II ain't-its only =
7eJ"'d se-..lo5' oI d copy % Frank Rowe
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1 remain yours. dc.
NTT CP EEE

Town Il Arena, Sep5. !, 1855.
Our Correspondent Is in error IN relation 70
NJ III 5otNER Alr JozsEa was not the DodgevilIe
candidate .or the Senate, but was brought for
ward = Mineral Poi-r men M NEssEsssrrrH
wlS - -59cEe~; d, cs~5,S7-e-r0 Trls
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- iIaAsi Ba,eH1, Of Frcepo-t BIAS been NOM
mated il tLe hoos!asi-es 30 hc So, slsered by
--LIHc "ssaagRy ii tie Ca'eaa Caa--e~s.eaa.
D'z-r-e- f4e Aasieasls .alas.a s--. 5ls.et.
tAear candidate % ,le sjau-hee-su- aaa. also.
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7i-sa, A?r --1
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IMPORTANT To FEMALES.

I. D. PULFoRD, Agent.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-23
CHAPTERX

SEVERAL days after the date of the last
chapter, Mr.. Berne sat reading-as was
his habit before breakfast-when he was
surprised by knock at his door, widely
different from the gentle tap of his daugh-
ter or niece. The knock was impatiently
repeated before Mr. Berne reached the
door, and ON opening it, he recognized in
the early visitor, Joseph EstelIo, tho guar
dian of Jane. He and Mr.. Berne had met
but seldom, and when they did meet, a
mutual antipathy seemed to forbid any APP
proach to near acquaintance. The sim
lister countenance of Estelle repnlsed Mr..
Berne, whose honest, benevolent and open
countenance operated with equal, though
widely differing, power upon the former.
OF course then, the meeting of which we
nov speak, was not ofthe most cordial