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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

JOHN BOTS,
No. 291 Camp Street,
Returns his sincere thanks t., tho public for the
and respectfully solicts a continuance of the same
His store is weh stocked with a large and handsome
assortment of
Furniture, Mirrors, Pictures, Shades,
CORDS, ETC.
Pictures and Looking Glasses Framed Upholst ring.
Repairing and Vanishing done IN the best manner
Moving done with care and dispatch. seaa Nm
JAMES E. LEE,
E. VEAZIE.
74------.---. Camp Street,
New Orleans La,
DEALER IN
Lamp Goods, Oils, Glassware, Etc,
PEATT's ASTRAL OIL
sells I'm Guaranteed Pure and Safe
CARPET AND oIL-cLorH WAREHOUSE.
ELkIN g. CO.,
1Ge- ----------- Canal Street.
Have a large variety of
CARPETS-in Velvet Brussels, Three PLY and Ingram -
which they offer at very low prices
FLOOR o1L-CLoTH-au widths.
An ele CANT assortment of
-,-NN WfNDow SHADES and coRN1cEs
CANTON MATTINGS-white, Check and Fancy
ses 6m
F'UENlTURE-- -.---.-.--..---..--.-.-F FURNITURE
HUGH FLYNN,
FURNITURE DEALER,
167-- .Poydras Street. 167
Has on hand large stock of New Furniture both fine
and COMMON and sells Walnut Victoria Bedroom sets
full MARBLE pieces Mt eIs5; Double Bedstead with
Testers Sl2 Parlor and Dining Room Furniture, at
hair and Spring MATTRESSES made to order a.
from f25 to $50 each
Furniture delivered free of charge iy2s ~ Iy
T. J. BROWN
PRACTICAL PAPER HANGER,
DEALER IN
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES,
263-- Camp Street. 263
jy2sr New Orleans.
WALL PAPER, PAINTS, WINDOW GLASS, Etc.
Common Street. 11o
The undersigned formerly of los Canal street. an.
located At 1le C0MMON STREkE, between Camp and
he caIis epecisI attention 10 his atook Of WALL
PAPER ranging In prize from feus ron upWnrdR
H1a gtook a RA1NTA OILS. GIeAG8S WINDOW
aMADE3s e4oi hl.BE xeay lHx9e. md HE ax7qlaos
1iu t1leh laec ta'l he - NrstlB1 - neal
81. nE.lea e ~ H l1l9 r. 6aeAtl3 - ln4rd ESesr
~ 1lfEl 81 AZ no ~
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Sincerity is to speak as we think, to do
as we pretend aud profess, to perform and
make good what we promise, and really
to be what we would seem and appear to
be,
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ct. JosEPH's ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
~ Conducted by the Sistero Of Charity,
Near Emmitaburg. Frederick Cauntx MarrisnA

This Institution pleasantly situated I'm healthy ss
pSturesque part Of Frederick county. Maryland 8aif
mile from EmmftsburReAnd two miles from Mount 81
Mary College. II wspcommencod In 1902 and incoS-
pointed by the LegisAture OF Maryland in 1915 THo
buildings are convenient and spacious
Board and Tnition per academic year. including
Bad and Bedding, Washing Mendiug and
l. Il. for each session ~ a.
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE ~" U"
The Academic year is divided two geasIopa of ava
months each beginning respectively on Gle 2stb on Al
gust and this 2sth Of January. - -
Letters of inquiry directed 10 the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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ct. sTANISLAUs COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE
BAY ST. LOUIS, MIssrssIrP1

This institution, chartered by the State Legislature
and conducted by tho Brothers the Sacred Heart
has been in succe.sful operation since lss5 Beautifully
sive view OF the Gulf and aordng all the ndvantsaen
Of the sea breeze aud bathing In the Summer its spin
did location " great Indictment heaithul exercise
and use:ent for the pupils. The Commercial Course
comprises all the branches of good English education
Board and Tuition per sesson payable half yearly
ADVANCE $3.50 90
waning, per session. 90
Bedding, per session, (Opt:onall 10 10
DoctoT tces- ---..--.....-----. 60
Vacation, IL spent 1T the Institution 50 20
EXTRA cHAHGEs:
Piano and Violin per month each. 90
Use oil Piano per month. Observation-Disclosures. 50
Brass Instrument, per month ..--........ -. %
Spanish and German languages, per month, each. 90
Fort urther particulars apply to
BRO. FLoRIIOND,
mb2I '72Iy Director of the COLLAGE
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GIANT VINCENT'S COLLEGE,
CAFE GIRARDEAU. MISSOURI

GIANT VINCENTS COLLEGE,
CAFE GIIARDEAU, MISSOURI.
This institution conducted by the Priests of tho Con
gregation Of the Mission OF ST. Vincent Of PAUL 10
beautifully located the Mississippi river forty mIes
Louis - ~ ' 's
The College buildings large, commodious and we'll
ventilated The grounds beautiful extensive and
well adapted for heaIthful exercise
The College Is OF easy access Regular daily packets
The schoastc year begins on the FIRST MONDAY
OF September, and ends about the first OF july
TERMS
Board and Tuition per scholastic year: s2Sv
Washing. and mendinR OF articles washed ..... rs
PhysiciaD's Fee and Medicines. .-......... "a
>"'i 0i''T-. "Au'0 80. 20
For further information apply to
Rev. A. VERINA, e. M
President Of the College
Or TO Rev. THOS. J. SMITH c. ~
sci Ta1y st. Josephs Church New orIeapn
Mr.. JOSEPH mitchell, Cashier of the Mutual
National Bank, No. l06 Canal street. Now Orleana
hereby authorised to receive and give receipt for
above Institution. - ~
Now Orleans. Augnst ,. is7Y.
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Croos.
! "'' "AmpSrt and Congress- streets Third District
NEW Orleans, Louisiana,
mr magnificent Institution wss chartered Febsusrv
Il. stnnted IN quiet and healthy locality In
49, OF the city, and at abort dstance &osc
y NMvery commodioas, thorouc hy yenti ated
sh s14s AZ those advantages which Contribute e
the health and security Of its inmates w
fupiis OF all denouina are Admitted I'm fr ~.
o%oSon OF order and regularity all arc Obliged To a.
tne pubic EXERCISES and CONFORM 10 the rules 81
r,Is sys tcm OF education embraces the French And
All iiahLsuSgcs viz; Reading, Penmanship Fren,h
~" SHngnsn Grammar, Arithmetic, Ancient and Mod
G S %ooEraPhy use of tho Globes Prose and Poetas
Rhn.s,' chronology, French and Engiish LitcraturN
an,n.orlo, ANTHOLOGY, Natural Philosophy Chcmstry
N..t IyIny botany, Book keeping, Aathematics 40
Az prawtng. Painting, Plain and Ornamental Nee.
k' AApeatry' Embroidery, Artificial Flowers, sto
AANMs-PAYMENrs TO RE MADE QUARTERLY
IN ADVANCE:
BOARD and Tuition in French and En,,,.h ma.
'-..--'''''-.-----.. ..-..-.--..-......, $40 90
Entrance Fee for tho first year only G ~ ~
c EXTRA CHARGES:
Vocal Muaio ''-'.'.'''. VIA 90
Use OF Piano - .-.'-.'..-'''' az W
-'-.---'-."--'. ~
Y W
Tapestry and I'm brot' nv --''---''-'.'. ~ ~
A rfi6riSl Eiovrar. - ."s-..---....-.-.. > "
:
Painting ''--'-..-'.'-.' - -.
far tha 10 U
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Every candidate for admission not personally ac-
guanted vita come member of the Faculty, pro-
Bulietins are sent three tee year parents
guArdAne Of the studeats TO inform them Of the
Duct health and improvement of tlrar cons Or Enrda
An exPerenced physieian daily visits tho instituen
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Young LADIES ACADEMY OF THE
VISITATION b. ". NJ,
FREDERICK CITY MARYIAND

Tbs lnStitution 10 located In healthy and pictu-
rescue region receiving tho pure air OF the nj arrne
mountains. Being situated in retired part Of the city
assures II many advantages The buildings and MAJ
grounds having BEEN within tho past few years ersatfv
ENLARGED, afford ample accommodation Tor tie iarSa
number of pupils resident In tho Academy Tha 49,
Iss year com , on the r.. sepsnber
sessions of se months each Pupils entsre aftSr ~
commenoement OF sesson Will be charged o5Iv Tor
such portion OF It as may romatn No deducion ii -
made for those who may be withdrawn before The a.
Piration OF the sesson. unless In Of hickn
TERMS:
q %
Board and Tuition. per annum, with washin9
Mendtns, Bed. Bedding. Doctors Fee and
AAAoutcino lnG 90
Current charger paid semi nuailv In adyanee
Music, Painting and Drawing with Che Fran.h Intin
German italian and Spanish lang usees form sdditonai
charges Pupils are received az any time durtpr fho
sessfon. OF any denomination. sei On
CT. J0SEPH'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
~ Conducted by the Sntafn of( Cha ritv
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=
IMMACULATE HEART OF NARY
WEST CHEsrER.
PENNSYLVANIA,

fdfs institution situated in very delightful ,oo.,S
In fennsyivaniA 10 under tho dirootion OF the a.As
OF tho Immaculate Heart Of Mary Tho Staten, hs,,u.
recently purchased the large and eommodlous hui,.s
belonging to tho late Anthony Bemsr, arc nov ~
pared to afford their pupila greater advantage. mas
heretofore. =
The Scholastic Year 10 divided into two sesaio.s
hS' months ea0h commencing September Lat. and 1ss
ruary Ist
TERMS.
Board and Tuition, per annum payable half vea,.,
Language, Music, etc.. form extra charres
For further particulars apply to tho
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
West Chestsr Pa.
oras OFFICE OF MORNING STAR
30" . y ----------- 1874 carondetet street N. O.
~OTJEGE
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ne Glasses commence about tho frat of September
public exhibition 49, " ." oAA'nS1on mo
books, ETC.. may be procured at the Institution q,
hnps are received st ttme during the year. and
For further particulars apply to the MotIer suparo,
5 - .1o Eoly An9es. sci u lyD
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ST.. LOUIS
U y v E X s 1T Y.
ESTABLISHED IN Isa9

BY members Of the Society of Jesus and incorpo1ata
by act Of the State Legislature in Is32 - bas ex
Perienoed uninterrupted success and ntinuea 10 ofg
the student every facility for acquiring thorough
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOU'VE LADIES AcApEMY

THE HOLY ANGELS.
onaef tho Direction Of the sste MArianites Of Ho,.
Croes. S
corner OF Rampant and Congrcsa streets Third ...s.
New Orleans, Louainna
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thls ionGestablshed Institution so favorably known
third Scholastic year on i ~ '9'
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-26
lEX GOVERNOR MILLER.

Many of our readers will remember
with a peculiar sense OF pleasure the
stirring, entertaining and effective
speeches delivered in the interest of the
Republican party OF Nevada in the cam
paign of 1870 by Hon. Stephen Miller
then 4 resident OF White Pine county and
formerly Governor of Minnesota. The
Governor has left this, the scene OF GER
tain distressing family trials and again
resides in Minnesota; and We note that
the Republicans of the Legislative Dis
trict of that State. composed of Jackson
Murray, Mobiles, Rock, Pipestone and
Cottonwood counties have nominated
him for the Legislature. Of him and
his candidature the Duluth Tribune is
pleased to say:
Since retiring from The Office OF Governor. he
has spent several Years il other parts or the
MON. but are glad that he has RETURNED to
his drS. Iowa. AMI that h sons TWO years since
decided TO make Minnesota his permanent home.
and since he determined So to do, the relAuin-
brance OF his we'll known abilities and the myr-
lads Of warm personal friendships which he
formed llLrc years ago. We doubt not, again
crowd him on into the front ranks of Minnesota
politicians. The Governor has always enjoyed
the ezlviable.reputa ton of being one of tbs
most pupular and entertaining stump orators OF
the Northwest.
We are glad to feel assured that the
Governor will be elected.
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der. Howard has not only borne the
contumely and misinterpretatfon OF his
acts and motives, but he has indicated
both in way which the most professed-
ly vengeful and heroic of Indian fighters
would shrink from undertaking. 1t IS
no picnic excursion to penetrate the in
hospitable wilds of Arizona with nothing
more hazardous to encounter than the
perils of mountain and food and the
elements; but when these are accom-
panied by the dangers which are always
present where the Apache roams at will,
the undertaking partakes OF all the val
orous chiyalry of the Crusades. Our
sentimentality over the noble red man
has long since evaporated, and we reeoG-
nize the good policy OF Furnishing the In
dian with SO much of quick and con-
slant severity as shall prove an efficient
coercion in the direction of his submis-
sion to the needs and laws of civilization;
but we must admit that we cannot reprcss
o very strong sense OF respect and ad-
miration for the man who thus with Il
pure and unshrinking courage e1emple-
fes the never doubling faith that Is II
him
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GENERAL HOWARD AND The
APArHES.
What Courage will Do.

We End the following among the press
dispatches:
San DIEGO. October o.
General o. O. Howard and aid anil Captain
Slal,er arrived; this morning and proceeded direct
on to San Francisco. Howard reports having
passed eleven days in the camp of the great Apa-
che chief Cochiss. The General says he has
tried what has never been tried before, following
tinl into his mountain businesses snd throwing
himself into the power Of the Apaches, and max
ing a peace in the midst of the Indians instead
of bringing the CHIEF into Government forts.
Coctise has promised to keep all the roads open.
re.urn all stolen property and keep his subjects
IN Ter subjugation in consideration of the estab-
iishIaent Of the Chincahua Reservations Gen
er,I Howard has established the Mcdowell Res
e-va.iou and contracted for all The others
This action of General Howard. be 1t
borne in mind, follows hard upon
course of 1enunciation and sneering at
him for the humanity and patient inves-
tigation which have characterizedhi his deal
incs with the Arizona Indians. We who
arc sleptical in matters of religious teach
ing are brought to respectful recoeni-
ton Of honest. brave. practical christiani-
y q displayed by this one-armed sol-
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LOCKWOOD VS.. WATERS.

Our mildly but inmovably infatuated
neishbor, the Greeley organ next door,
has been good enough to inform the at
tt.atiye and arrested ear Of humanity tina,
o1- worthy toxnsman, Dr. Waters, the
Cony.onerate Candidate in Ormsby
county for the State Senate, belongs to
nd party nor sect. and if elected VIII re-
present tins interests Of his Constituents
s.id Eot permit q ny man S personal ag5 ran-
iize,nent or elevation to sway his iuds-
mrnt;" and as ii to defy and b-oYoeat
Ill doubts and cavaliers who might hest
tate about accepting these ave-:nents, our
very stout ani positive neishbo- says, as
We have before noticed; This is our
dtctuci and we fear po contradiction. -
Now while as nj may know, it is rather
perilous to oppose ones ideas to SO en-
phatic and unbending q decree rs this.
We are going, in tinlid and conservative
sort Of way to talk politics sbou: the
Doctor; and it may turn oct Ill eur so
doing that We shall seem 70 controve-t or,
Ii no: controrert, II least express 4 modest
and unnbtrusiye doUbs of this fat and
i1alastic :. dic.uIn" W. viii begin By
lying. however ~ way OF 4 saving clause,
that We are inclined t. think tbs Register
IS right when it says that the Doctor be
longs to no party" fer the Democratic
party of which he ,1as = member has died
cl1ss eorporaticn of sore and copper
l,e.ds.hat sent oar fs,.ngling acquaintance,
LYONS, to Cincinnati. and then engi-
ucareL, in double sor. OF fashion, the
Convention which put thu Doctor in nona-
rs:ion can hardly be called a party
Certainly not political plr.ry-ior politi-
cal parties seek the spo;ls of Office, while
thass guileIass patriots desire only Re
fora,, furthermore we guess that the Reg
-Isr is right when it says that the Doctor
;,eIongs t, no sect. We fear he Is a
worldly man and n goddess; and we
va-n him that though he Is long for this
WORLD" according to Guaterl. yet Is he
cd enough to be seriously concerned rs
10 his elongated and oostreperous i'm
mortal soul.
But we must haul him NO to the sweat
book, SO to speak Andinteryoga:e him; for
.,e is not only employing his indefinite
aud superfuous length OF leg to run for
a political Office; but he has been p;tted
against our not dwarnsh nor brief-lin1bed
friend and party associate. Andrew Jack
son Lockwood Esq. of Empire and the
Morgan Mill. Man q Pills. poultices and
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Pending the building of the Ormsbv House.
Il. Fred Brooks. the wcll-known and popular
dealer in BOOKS stationery, musical instruments
guns. fishing tackle, toys, cigars, tobacco. Jew
.lry and fanc- goods. has removed to Willard 5
store rext door to Rails hardware store, oppo-
site TO his old stand. sl4
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned registry agent VIII receive
objections t. tilt right to vut, the part Of any
person registered on the foregoing lIst of voters
until o'clock p. M. the fourth day previous
TO the 9Th day Of November. \. D. 1871 All per-
sons, whose names may be enormously entered
in the above list. are requested 10 appear It my
Office sud have such error corrected.
All objections 10 tie right to vote shall BE-
made only by qualified elector il writing. st
ting forth the ground of objection o. dis4uaiif-
cation and sworn to. affirmed to, 10 the best
OF his knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this alst day Of October,
Il. d. 1872 JANIS NORRIS,
Registry agent for Empire and Brunswick I:ll
Precincts, Or1llsby county, Nevada.
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EAGLE MILL.

Il Work. Grinding Feed or Barley. at my new
Mill on Carson street, just north Of Davis & Co =
Planning Mill. A liberal share Of patronage .
collected, and entire satiefaction guaranteed
o$-0 r. W. PETRA
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PERSONS DESTROYS OF renting rooms in private
residences requested 10 let the same be
known 10 L.Do KELLY, IS there Is continu-
ally demand for the
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We find the following among the press
disOttcheS:
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WELLS, FARGO h co. Virgin. City, Treasurer
d. L. BLANCHARD, Manager.
Tickets are now for sale, and can DE obtained
of c. c. PENDERGAST at the office of Nelia
Fargo Co., and at the Office of D. L. BI-ANt;H-
ARD, .Mansger, at J. Waldstein 4 Co.'S CigA
Store. South street. o:a4-,.
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NorIcr.-Hereafter the Express Once Of Wells,
Fargo L Co. VIII close al g.. O'Clock, p. u. Let
tiers deposi ted in the Letter Box up TO 10 o'clock
p n will be forwarded by the night train.
s3g-lw II. +. RICE, agent
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New To-day.
Omaha Lottery
To be Drawn in Public, Dec. sc. 1872.


This Legal Enterprise is endorsed by the high
est authority of the State and best business men
The limited number of Tickets on hand Will be
furnished these who spply first
All Prtz.s will b. paid i'll full. AGENTS
WANTED. For full particulars address
j. II pATTSE,
General Manager. Omaha. Seb.
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REGISTRATION.
0FFICIAL LIST OF REGISTERED
~ voters Of Empire and Brunswick Mill Pre-
cIucts for the year 1872.

| ,.af mi ~
~ 49,. - I1o-o
eiie'S AoA snS Ca"
Empire Precinct.
Ambrose NICK yonnsoh lanes ysn,ts
Arans, Matthias hinney "Hilam
Anderson, Morten hrllI DAVID
Bryant, A NOM stephen
Booth. NJ iAieis Hatei''A
BuSSe, James hiider pam psou
Bost, Reuben Lyman
Best, Noah iNpo
Bourgeois, LEGO Henrg
Barlow, Robert LOCKWOOD
Baitinser, John Laws Jab.z
Bright, S Lang NJ
Brooker. James LORD Il "
Brsshcrs, Hiram i.AhSG hehr'
bye, Daniel May Eugene
Bleie, John l. MaIey Pat
Bearce, Isaac HicDohald WIN
Buett, Nelson MuPily Joilil
Budienlan, Mcleod " lIIIam
Beer, Thomas Moses Marhs
Bland, John Martin Nm q -
Baxter, William Murphy Jo!iA NO y
Clancy, John McCaErty James
Casey. Thomas MOTIFS james
Conoly. Timothy .deMahoh MAlIn
Cook, Walter NJ MCMAHON htuSt
Coffin. l. NJ ohi UeDise
Cuts, Roland II Potter Thomas
Cults. Augustus peterson
Coonbs, l. IachaIu / ettI
Chaplin, George u Peters Patlek
Carr, Samuel VI PtTkli1s Nliii'.ii
Dunigan. Michael Perry DanieI III
Dennis, d Perry Gtorse
Downing, John Klchey JoAn
Dtes. Daniel Robertson Alex
Daily, William Randall George
Delthmann, henry l. il3Et 0ohh
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BrusnvicL Mill Precinct.
Audrain Thos B IaEallierc Robert Il
Brown ID IL Lamb James
Barenser Desire Mccullough
BROMLEY VI Melville Edward
BortfellW Il Mcfarland
CIar.ssy WIN Mullin James
, Crawford J T Mccormick Martin
Grove. fltridea Meyer Joseph
DUnican Thomas MehInZie Joseph
Driscoll John Murphy John
Elstncr NJ l. Nnland David
EInnIe-cch John Norton Josiah
Ferris John Oates Samuel
Forse.th George Raed ID
Fsbrr Francis Reilly Patrick
tiLan James Rosch Pat
Gleason Stanton Thomas
Gallagher Hugh ScEewau William
Goodwin Henry Spchr Philip
UaIuilio James Smart T.
HInchman a l. Stephens George
Harris John II Slater Peter
Hickey Patrick Saalyschtcr John
Hickey Edwsr1 Williams John
Kinney Joseph NlclIfe b )
KYLE John Il Whit. Bernard
Kayill James Walter A.lSUlan
hIliclay Charles N:c!ltfc Robert
YoIrg JOHN
Total n,nLsr ed Observation-Disclosures. 81
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WOOD MEN TAKE NOTICE!
lust RECEIVED AND SAFELY
stored IN our new
Iron Magazine.
500 KEGS CALIFORNIA POWDER
And $1,000 Feet Fuse.
THIS Powder shipped st carload -ases I'D
viii be sold at AGENT's; PRICES.
DAVIS & gibson.
sa3-td
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-02-23
Missives for the Dead.

A Massa chusetts woman, lately de-
ceased, before her death, in order to
keep her memory green in the mind OF
her husband, wrote a number. of let
tiers, which she postdated, and confded
them on her death. bed to a friend
with directions to post one to him on
the last day of every month. In the
Spring time of his mourning the hus-
band was rather glad to receive the
pseudo communications from the spirit
world, but when time had cooled the
heart burnings of his grief,and anoth-
err woman presided at his table the,
postman's arrival with a. posthumous
letter at the end of each lunar revo-
luton became very malapropos, and
quite destroyed, with it's dismal memo
ries, the pleasure Of his new honey
moon. His freshly chosen bride, too
bscame jealous Of these mysterious
missives and threatened to tear out
the eyes of the author, but, on being
told who the author was, contented
herselfe with burning the epistolary
productions Of her predecessor sas. Of
n as they came. ~. -