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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

go producing Y0R NJ MOHE4seG NsQscsSs saM = -
opss Hleasapt " W te, and q ~ hne props
end sure remedy for worms. His Vegetable Worm D.
ssysr combines thsse properties in psrsscsoa
Gress Standard.
septas-dlmstaw:sin
- The fearful mortality from conun1aisa, which
sesmsto &c the insres y obeF sssons Of country
hes we ays ted, senRy alninksd Oily .pd yicip
III Aurlns ne Pas eighteen months Thy = readily a.
counted iorby DE {acs that JOHN RA CHapossd ~.
O, Of Rid Cherry haA during sAas period bsea intro
e ne public here and As gene q ones into almost
Vpiveraal ase The Neglected cough and lingering cold y
"a longer permitted to retain ~ grasp upon the lungs and
until medicine poweies Afew Of The Pee
tOrs Affords and prompt relief, and the familiar.
looking bottle % Be found upon the nanepecs Of every
vellreguased household 10 this city and Vicinity What
fearful amount Of mortality vii b prevented when IL
nasc virtues shall become universally known.-Bloom-
tasson Repubneaa.
sepssS- dlnstaw:wln
HAZE nss-1Ala nrs-MAn nxs.-WM.l 4. BnssA.
aers Anir 1vs-7As Original and Bsst n a. World.
An otAe1 are mere tmhasons, and should b avoided
| ron With 70 escape ridicals.
Qyuy, Rsd a. AAsy 1asr dyed instantly % beautiful
md natural brown Or black without injury 70 hair o.
skn.
i EyteOS <1&u0e1 0e0 DvlSOsU0 ssavS Oeu UWoAuS~ -
WIN. A. Bachelor snce 1850 and 90 90 apptcaoa
have beea nadste ths hair Of ~ patrons II ~ Amoa
Dye.
Wu. a. 1ssAAAlovs Hair Dys produces coaes MOI =
- Distinguished ffom nature. and wAaaAHssD not y
ilare In ~ lsa however loas may - ceasnsed and
ths III eecss q ~ dyes reedisd ~ has iavgofatsd
for life by this splendid dye.
eoid In I'll ces md " TIE Uaed eatss W Drul
Sises and 1aAsy Goods Dsalera.
e-Ths gsasnins - ~ md adtrsa upea go
plea ensYsyns . ssss dds q sach Boz, 81 WllAn
i DAscnaLoa. Address
ORAAxBD BAICnELOR, Rspssleos,
ostevly. u Barclay sssss. Mev Ymx.
VA RArcnzLcab HAN DsR !-TAhRasald Hais Dr.
- no sual-anantAnsous y Dsaaiinl Black .
Natural Brova-ne staaiss ~ kin iajasins ~ Mai
rensdies ~ absara aad ~ sect u Raa Dysa and u
vsoraaes ~ Has ~ H. Nsae gsasas ualsas N
a ~. 4. D1aeAeias.s oold sveyvharo.
4 CHAl1EB DAfCHGL0R, RNepviseor.
sess-viy q Darelay =. Msv Ysss.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20


IurrREsrIHa EPIsopx I'm GARlBAtpls LpE-
HIS FozDxxss yoR cHlLpAEs. The poston Tra-
veler says;
In addition 30 our "reminiscences Of darihaldi
in Tuesdays Travellers, We learn that In his pri
vate life Captain Garibald. a. =. -. called
ca''ed wns" ...re in 1854, was uncommonly 90
ciable. Around the domestic hearth Of his con-
signee, Mr. Bartlett he at once entered into play
full familiarity with the children, gpa talked and
capereh With atem, much to their confidence
and amusement. IN
A little daughter Of Eve years, named Fanny,
persisted in calling him Captain Garibald;. He
playfully remarked to her that il she called him
Garibaldi, he would call her Fanni-thus convey
ing to her mind the true pronunciation Of hia
name, the soft, like e.
When taking their usual good night kiss
around, Fanny pasaed hinsvitR a'simple good
night" De called her back, and asked her Why
she did not kiss him. She at once replied that
she could not see any place to kiss, his mustachei
nearly covering his face.
The following 10 an extract from letter re
ceived by Captain Sweetser of this city, from
| his friend Garibaldi, dated October s, 1853. II
shows that even then the liberation Of hi
country was tho engrossing topic upon hi
| mind:
I'm relation TO the wa; between Aassia ans
Turkey, think there 10 probability that IL vii
fomeut Q general war In Europe, in which cas-
be asaured Italy will make . stronger effort TO
her freedom than she has ever done. Depen'
upon me to do my duty 70 my country"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

1870 0aass aaponaer, genuine for sas at anuiActuf
prices In lots 70 suit purchasers, by
apr8-bp1y q. Louis, No.
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There are at work In the Imperial Printing
House a Vienna presses which are fed from rolls
a delivered from the paper.mills, The sheet
being cut on just % Il i entering the grcss.---
The presses Of this kind are rna b. one man
Tney pdnt only on one aide; tbe other side has
% s. led u de proxies b the usual way. Dr.
Ascr i building press e print both aidss in
the same wy.
EAvAoE.-A Niuissippi sditor tks other day
said ..Yhe negroes ri Se4as nov dance TO the
music Of he StsckinG pecks Of Yankee Adolf
Aonissa. and yesm 70 lite the faa. IFS
That Mississippi editor vas osssrlG Is may
be savage but il i WRaic dear e Southern
hearts And cant you eco the Fascals swinging
hear their neoEs erecting, ord sse The nsgrees
dancing aroundp Al, but Il y . refreshing
sght. Ia oar minds eye, Horaaio. Ho1aeos
Petrol
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

ADouoLAs AT Iowa CrY.--Judge Douglas
had magnificent reception ct Iowa City ON
Tuesday. More than 10000 people were on the
ground. The route from Davenport was con.
tinued ovation, and the enthusiasm is described
% Of the irrepressible order. Our friends in
Iowa feel confident Of redeeming the State from
Black Republican domination in November-S&
Louis Republican.
The Douglasites hope to redeem Iowa, for
sooth Not much hope Of that, NJ. Republican,
especially after Douglas' tour through our Dor.
ders. We are informed on reliable authority
that sir Democrats at Iowa City came ont for
Mncoln after sfeing and hearing Douglas We
can name tho Of that assembly, from this coun-
~, who have since declared they cannot vote
tor him, and how many more there are that have
come to the same determination ne leave for the
ballot box to show. Not one RspsAEcan can be
named who was converted to the beauties of
Squatterism by Douglas Muscatine Journal.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

lxvkfEaArE PCScruALlTx-A niece Of DR..
Cnaimefs vas Waiting at bis house. The doctor
was very punctual 40 to time for PRAYERS and
6reakfast-the niece incorrigible Later by a
little each day, and Ill excuses exhausted, she
came down one morning, and met the doctors
stern look with very serious facs oh, uncle
have had IN avid dream. Have ycu - 4
dreamed that you was dead sILdeedr yes.
and saw you laid out in your coffin. It was
the DAY Of your burial. aad the time appointed
was twelve o'clock. I saw the lid screwed on
IL was just past the hour, whom . slight sound
seemed TO come from the colin. We listened.
closer, and . voice-it was yours, uncle-said.
'its chappit twal, and ye're no liftin' YETI
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

The Mayors Of NJ chief shss u ne Unsa stass css
nadas and Brsh Prosssss chm, Peru, Brasil. Asziss
and In fact almos the cies this continsns have
signed this docuens 20 theif psopls vhat remedies
they may ~ With safety and con6dencs Bus sass
hsre win only admit pors,oa u them.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

1HE MORAL o. TIE bALf1nORE ELECTION.-
The American Gays
"The election Of M. Brown to the Mayoralty
10 . result that win meetvith ready Acqaisscenee
upon the part'of all II ID 'in-nU sense politi-
cal triumph, and ought 70 assuage rather than
increase the asperity of feeling that has charac-
terizcd our local contests for 6orue years pait.-
There is no citizen in the community who has
personally . better right to the esteem and con.
6dence Of the people Than Mr.. Brown, and We
simply reiterate what We said before the election,
when We conceded to him both the intention and
the ability to discharge the Duties Of the Aayoral
ty in an upright, conservative, and acceptable
manner
The triumph Of the Reform party 10 90 thor.
ough and complete a. to have exceeded what the
| most sanguine could have anticipated. They
elect the Mayor by an immense majority, carry
| all Of the wards, and nearly every precinct oil
each ward Both Branches Of the City Council
are unit for Reform, and the party will take
with the responsibilities Of o(soe, full control
over municipal aifaiss.~ "A "a :, 's.''i.:
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

ONE OF THE F. +. Vs.-We have several
subscribers in the Old Dominion--all belonging
doubtless, to the First Fanatics. One of em d
. divine, aud has lately removed to Kansas-
Whereupon, the very patriotic, learned, and an.
ti-incendiary document postmaster Whose name
We take to be Col, or At least Capt L. N. Har-
ris, writes ~ the following polite and classical
note: ,E
Palestine, Greenbrier County
Virginia dr. sur
copy Of the low State reporter has bin
comeing to the address of Revd l. Abe is now
Living in atchisoR city Kans 7 he sold all his
niggers here and s now in the ablition Territory
Living on his Treasury direct your paper to him
as tits more congeneal to that Clmat than this
yours Respectfully
L N Harris m
That's fair specimen of the ability, and learn
ing, and courtesy, and good breeding, Of the
kind Of men to whom under the lovely admins
tration Of . Democratic President, the riHng Of
mails 10 manifestations State Reporter.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

Ana veek ending Oct l7th h ~ 34l .040
No news Of ;mnortsnce
New Orleans. Oct. II.
Venezuela dates to Sent. 2lst have been 70.
| ceived here
The Spanish minister had demanded bis pass
aor;s, ana all tie Spanish 'citizehs were leaving
the country. Tie diIicufty arose ont Of the 70.
fassl Of the authorities Of Venexpela TO punish
tbe fnurdere,s Of Spanish ci.izeus, and make in.
demniyy.. TIE question he'd been referred 10
Madrid.
! Watertown, N Y. Oct. Is.
Notwithstanding the bad condition Of the
Patchen came of here this p. M, resulting il
favor Of Flora. Time. 2:2s. 2:2s, 2:sS.
dates to The ls,b. srriyed here TO-DAY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-06-06
BEWARE or COvNTEEFTlTe

oee mat you ger HFofland- German BIZ.
ere, prerared BY DR.. c. NJ Jackson. pntIa
'fiphia, Prnnsy'vanii. aud that NJ ,irp,.
lure Is on he wrappero 81 each boiiIe.
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TO Contributors.

AZ our design is to make our pape
one that will be Of interest to all el.
Gagged IL the different departments Q
ac:ivs industry in every part Of III,
county, We respectfully solicit the Co
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout iss limits. And being cs-
pecislly DESTROYS Of promoting tn,
farming interests Of Dubois, items in
any department Of agriculture are par
ticnlarly solicited. Please send us all
the news, incidents, general informa-
tion, and mineral discoveries in your
respective neigliborhoods.
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GRArls NorIcrs We publish mott
Gee Of marriages, deaths, &C.. gratis.
and would like to record all which oc-
eur in the county. Ministers, or 9TH
era, who oticiste on such occasie ms.
will confer favor by sending us no
tice Immediately.
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RY virtue II m execution 10 me cirected
- rom me cffice Of The Clerk OF Clrru,,
Court q Dubois crunly, Ind Jan. term 1890
! WI Offer for sale At public auction, 10 he
highest bidder, for cash in hand, al The door
nf The Court House, in jasper, o.
MONDAY. June IL, 1850.
between the hours prescribed by law, the
rents and PROFITS for seven yeas Of the FOL.
Owing described real estate, situated in
Dubois county. fo-wi':.
The undivided one half Of the 8. w. one
quarter Of Section II. town i. South Rarse
. W., containing so acres, more Or less.
And on failure 20 realize the full amount,
of principal, interest and cost called for b,
said wri', Iwiil a, The srme time and place
'nd ~ Ike manner, sell che Tee simple 81
'aid real estate.
Decrced y be so'd a. the property of
Stephen Rose a. The suit OF Henry r. Hub.
'ell.
JACOB HERMAN. & ID q.
May ~, lS00-3w. Ps fec "a 10.
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10 blood d the Iife.s says Scripture. q
''ys Science also. Expe corruption from
~ Mood and no disease can exs, Ia The
.ys'ss. NJ Blood Pills and Puri6er Der.
-. 'sss sssk s1sctusIIy. They are pow.
"'s' ssgs'ssIs dstesgsas. and cure sll
: s'ss q disease. which arise from impure
'''se' sinpr bessuse they remove The CON.
sausss n disssss from the Iife.sustsin-
ss'd. Hence their apparently mirscu.
~ sssss q serOfuIs. erup,ions. ,umors.
y'l.esis liver eompisin.s. rhsums,ism.
~ s.'nas A The joio's and 81 affections Or
- 'ssssaal organs. Which 10 not proceed
esa ssI'Ov.ssioS. hT'i
ose advertisement.
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.sssss - rsr BaAslL corrEs csor.-
- w esop q eoifss IN Brasil i larger
~~ before known; The limbs o. the
~. ssviag y . psoppsd " 10 prevers
, eslins deva beneath the weigh, Or
~ growing tsmIss. The ns~ cofsse
= 80 ssis asvbss ssssss ,be middle
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I'D " a THY!
TO EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF

~1-x2NGZAygQ
l"Cosiar's"
.'cor,ar's" Raj. Reach. SC :. Ex,ermina,or
'Cos's''s" BrD BUG ExrrEmrsAroa.
.'Cos'ar's"
'Iosiaf's' ELEcrnfc POWDER. for Insects
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats Rosches -- Mce-Mo,e. c.a
h'ce-bed Bugs a nts - Moihs-Mosoui.
'oes-F leas-Insects on Plants, Insects On
2 n'mais' &C, xc.-in short every form and
species Of
We MIN.
10 Years established IL New Yort ~
'seo py NE City Pcsi-Ofiice- Civ Pris.
ms and Station Hcuses-.ihe CITY Steamers
SHIPS &c. the City Hotels, "A tor n ~, |
SlchoIas," &c.--and BY more than 2OOOo
'rivsse families.
them.
81 Wholesale Aecnisin an the l.rce Chic.
~ regular sizes, 25c. SOC. q 81 Boxss--gl
81 l!:EEwAREl!! Of Spurious imi,a,ions If
xamine each Box. Bottle a Flask eca
take nothing but "CnsrAR's.r
v 81 % Brxrs cent by Mail.
w y M boxes for Plantations, Hotels. II
&c ~ Express. ' II
M Address ordcrs--nr Tor Circular "a De- 4. \
/. % HENRY r cOSTAR.
PRINCIPAL DEror, 40 DsoApsAy N. v
n ~slr ~ jasper By Freedman & HuLer
april li-3m. y
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Advertise in the Jasper Courier.
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OLD AND YOUNG
AFFIRM IT'S TRUTH.
Viz: That
PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

WI preserve, inislib'y v. Tie growth ans
color 81 he hair, II ~, TAO ~ .l,ree TIM,
"eek' 70 shy imaginable age Perfect,
'es'"re The gray, cover the bald with ~
IRE own ornamfn'. The hair; ms ke i'm
,o'' nnd beautiful than any Oh, snd areservs
ne scalp ire from al disease. Ia ihe ysea.
81 axe. > aiesme.. Judges. Arrorncxs
doctors. Clergyman. Professional Myn. NM
sentiemer and L dies OF al classe,. Ill
Ever NE world. bear testimony thai Ne 4,
~, sas 100 much 10 lie favor. Read ihs
following. and Judge -
PROFESSOR S THALBERG. PIANIST
says. on his arrival 10 ,he U. s ates ~
vas rapidly becoming gray, tot on Oh
piying " ood's Hair Rrsior, live Nj.
hair soon recovered III original hue.
CHAkLES GARDEN, 10 Nassau s,f't
New York.
says the gray hairs on his " ife's head were \
iher lew weeks trial. turned in,o DARK
brown. q The same time beaurifyin ing sot
licke ming the hrr.
49, RAYMOND, BATH, MAINE.
says he i now sky years old. and his
hair and whiskers were ~ o-ihirds rray
out by the use ~ two bottles d: Re.fo-
ra'ive the gray hairs have disappeared. /,
both on his head and lace. and IL more
soi and glossy than for twenty five
yesrs previous. Ills wife, At The are 81
fiy-two, has used il with The same ef.
feet.
FINLEY JoHssos, ESQ. New ORLEANS.
sys that he lost hi hair by The yellow !,
ever. in 1854 ue used Woods Hair r.. 4
lora'se, aud bis hair is now ,hlck aud ros- =
Y.
y M. MfDDLErox. AIABAnA. 4
says The Restorative has one much Z
good 10 his part Of The country. he !"
used i for baI.ness, aud now has fine
head y: hsir
. 1. MORSE, LEBANON, KENTUCKY
~ be has seen Woods Hair Restorative &
'ed ~ hundreds 81 cases. aud never knew I
y isii IN accomplishing all il Processes 10 h
= Of
a. J. ALDEN. McLAINSB0RO', III.
says he had the scsld heal eight years. be
ard WAS bald, but BY me liberal Use lire
Woods Hair Restorative. he now has . 70
rich, glossy head OF hair. ID
IL Sold BY all Drurrias, and vol
God & Cr., No. IA. Broadway. n. York. inn
ia Market street. 81 Lsui., Missouri o
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ALL HAIR DYES ABANDONED
WOODS GREAT ARTICLE HAS TAX.

ALL HAIR DYES ABANDONED
WOODS GREAT ARTICLE HAS TAX.
IN THE FIELD Professor Wood stands
spon On eminence M chemist whose atien.
ton hss been turned to inyen'ing a la !
tonic hss ever before reached. His fame !.
sudden but worldwide. and thousands y no
hsve worn wigs Or been bald for years, are
sew. Through the use Of his preparation
wearing their own natural and luxuriantI
head covering. S, much for chemistry, the
chemistry Of human life, and the laws
which apply 10 the functions OF the system.
Psoiessof Wood siudied out the human hair
Ne character. i.s properties. lis Diseases, and
hsw 70 restore the deesying viisli,y Of that
sfnsmsn'i he saw. % Ia bis own case. ihs
gray hair b unnstursi. unless the age oil
the iodivsdusI had rescued four eccre and he
believed that the hair could be ns,uralh
sevitalised. He tried his own case-almos
ssld and quite gray q the age OF thirty Sew
~; he restored his own hair in color.
strength and luxusisoce. and The article he
ID = with be gave TO the world. Ge,
wooD's HAIR RssroaAryE, and take moth.
log slsss
cAursos.--De~ are u worthless imi,s.
lions. % ssveral are already in the marker.
ssllsd By different nance. Use none unless \
The words Professor Woods Hair Resrora.
i've. Depot. St. Louie. No.. and New york,l,l
sfs blowa 10 the bottle. Sold By all drug.
eisss end pstens medicine dealers. Also bv !!
81 Fsncy end Toilet Goods dealers. In The :
uaised S'stes and Csnsdss.
THE GREAT DRAWBACK 10 person. NJ
ENGRAVING 10 the extreme south and western 4
essnsry. d The fear they have Of The Fever
AGse-shs most disefuI Of all diseases-
Every Day W hear Of persons attacked D.
n's disease aud made helpless in q shorr
'"s Without any uesns OF sfFording relief N
= view Of the great demand Tor . remedy. ~
y. Hoste.ser has presented hi. CELEBRA. n,
- StUMACH BITTERS, whose Gu lihI
awe powers for al diseases Of The srom.
4 nsvs been universally scknowledged.-
70 e'tseTss prepared after . long expert.
- snd deep studys have received the en-
'a'omse' The most eminent physicians, as
=" m ~ classes. from every part OF our
sss'sy. TO those who doub, their many
s'sss. ~ We cso ssy l. to Try them, and
- Tor themselves respectively. :
ss'd ~ drsggisss and deslers generally ~, !
vssywhsse. rrsy
ss"sement IN another column lsfor
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HooFLAnD's GERMAN PHI.

D<'is well known throughout Europe and Amsries s.s.
no eommeudation here They arc purely VEGETABLE ~
PREPARED with great exactness and are sugar oa,ei n,
'el.ef oa'hsftie pill can be fund Pace 3 ~ No. 49,
inese medicines are prepared by Dr. 4. 81 J.ersox i
80 rhiadFiIhlA Pa and s. Louis Mo- and are soli ~
1usE'se aud dealers in medicines everywhere m. w.
bottle or box. ' y eaen
In our Ererybodys Aiaanne.- pul,i.h., .,,,,.,,.
VII nnd testimony and NJ, ~ i, 4
I'll our agents. se' a"As ~
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HE hnsr, robes and dress patterns ever
- brought 10 this market "a
ALEXANDER'S
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-06

THE PALMETTO FLA0.-This preciou,
piece Of bunting, the national emblem OF
South Carolina, is thus described by the
Charleston Mercury:
The ground entirely blue, with golden
palmetto In the center; q golden ratt lesnake
twining round the stem Of the palmetto.
with i,s rattles sprung, head erect aud
tongue protruded. la the background, to
the rear of the tree and snake, golden
spread eagle. aud single golden star 10
the upper right corner, with the words
Room for More" on the opposite.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-06


ABDUCTION oP AN HEIREss.--The Rio JAN
eiroscorresrondent of the New York Times
says: nQ ara ef 81 b +
A menth or two since, asa Senior Luis
Antonio Carvalho one OF the wealthiestmen
in Rio, was returning with bis family from
the opera, bic carriage was forcibly stopped
and young maD presenting a revolver,
demanded that his daughter should follow
him, which was complied With. The young
man then took her by means of small row
boat across the Bay to Praia Grandc stating
his Intention to compel her to marry him
when they should arrive at q certain place
in that city. The young lady, apparently
very docile, suffered herself to be led along,
and after proceeding few hundred yards,
slammed o fainting fit, aud declared her
inability to proceed further Under the cir
cumstances the abductor was obliged TO
carry her to the neares! dwelling, threaten
ing her at the same time with instant death
X she were to disclose his intentions to the
occupants. By some means, however, she
contrived to inform the master of the house
who turned out to be friend of her pa
rents, and who caused the arrest of the
young man ard returned the young lady to
her father. Yesterday the abductor was
tried and sentenced to ten years imprison-
ment with hard labor for the offence. The
restorer of the daughter was rewarded
handsomely by the wealthy parent, and the
girl herself Obliged to marry one of her
father's clerks, 10 order to save herself from
future similar annoyance. Thus ends q
small tragedy, which might have formed a
good basis for James novel, and which
has been the town talk of all Rio ever since
it's occurrence.