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   Independent American (Newspaper) - September 7, 1855, Platteville, Wisconsin                               Win by CHATTERTON alliance 0 ir 1 in i in J miit tn unless vith tin equivalent and 1 thn for 1 on year 5 f I lines or year a Mitinnallino nt tho rates All Iv must i I in -i a rlv tin paid fur on Garbs n it M A N p i T r c J i AN NEW THE UNION HOTEL Second Street Galena IS NO M ft JL behind the nt for steamers to al I 1 10 f lv and Weekly nil of tin from newspapers including he London and Illustrated Al DeSOT 0 Corner of and In H shop ww 7 I1 In found nf bin i P To It I ill GEORGE O Proprietor of Virginia St i rinniS no v X and ready tho reception of Jt house in tin for a clas nnd all the best Tin are large and I will find at De Solo n and homo April 20 Til R GB AH HOUSE or HOTEL DENTIST Dr At PITY TOTAN of NW rf f rou s Tiro Co 1 T STEVENSON ON i It STEVENSON Proprietor Subscriber h recently and and commodious brie fully his friend i and thb ho in tn with all thu co of n noon be with best li A hero I'd rather it were riot For shame and lies from it havo And fierce nnd hot tawdry a dirty a I1 knave themselves J rom justice and disgrace WHOLE NO 466 self same I'm a if a meaning definite Un be fixed to thu thing a boot and small AI cad well brushed and well heartless star Soino sterling pounds or a name that tho true patrician air n it who can t To attain tho rank of a gentleman Bilt with claims you may tako your case life through a a ror tho world will work for you nil may bo a dolt or a brute or rogue fn a gentlemanly ion may drink you may bet vou may run in debt never need which to amnesty it who the of a 1 your wife nnd pine in a palace rich ith to j or to innt a fir of rage i r meet from the jury r it who rah a hu's a gentleman I el for tho above Though IIM and Hut the thn jilt tho evil rot Tlie reptile i Je swells too and bursts nt last r i A it who can lived The mind Has been tli o at i in Wisconsin a short men j and of murder lieon t from thb custody of the law rind put by mob The ominous not ire of thoso transactions does i i the two mun hung but in tho lation d law by facts arc as B dangerous of 1 If mobs aro to the J iw who i Wo facts now because wo consider I hem ns among first fruits of a 1 itter and plentiful barrest tbe reckless and tic of That like all others must or I We hayo up the if wo looso tions Law can confidence and Tho an Bunk er German Catholic Gormans in this contained an recently of a nature so which ic principle not be passed over til i worthy nnd punishing tho in this and lie only tint a I 1 i ami Oi in ivi ok on Tl W c Linl Civil s A AC s A dii AT 1 6 IL D ISAAC HODGES I itp Ilu tm ATWOOD'S a public llin and airy and in I n will be rou romfort nnd V H a I IP ill SON C Hns i throne lie sweet load her of of the row I Tint tho Him n And A nd a of ni arc held at the n V B w ii o i s WILLIS CO A t K u o c K it s Merchants Ill i AT Till Ware Rooms nn hand All with inn o hit each calender Jli D The of U an held Hall in of on thu second of each month O il he tint sea And N jdl and nil H pain Till the in it Jif niin No How so deadly cati possibly bb on a as that which de- in laws Nothing can so as its own vl net in tho of bad r Li on right let it lot crimo and d and tho soon to regard it as an my and oUooi j bettor than Tho Lynch law a id are very ex- pensive they and thoy wore made for should th jy bo respected and and w eked laws therefore or contempt of law and dia- robe ent of its T tho CIH sea how awful goodness is and Will a stonily good law but they is us i Rnt our for several years past tH of political bus h on its utmost destroy in- o have boon a sories of on- in of the reprehensible apathy which he claims exists tlin Germans of this regard to the public the editor r k In a Sute whore at least third tion of the where the greatest is lound among the Gorman population in such a State allow to bo burdened by Native American's Know Nothings and Temperance laws is an dence of tho grossest sluggishness and political apathy and can iu no bo or excused the election of the in consin to day.'havo tho mans boon represented legislative halls in mi ml or 9 in tho at the adoption of the Constitution as well as In nil have possessed est i Hitherto havo but one Senator and six or bight tives whilo nro bv to at and Ropresontiitivos ATo else shall this to our in regard to for thb nomination of Now time I tho which to it Each n carefully the caucuses liis voto for tho candidates that he If one whore can bo more disgusted with human than another It ts in paying n visit behind the of rt thoro thu unnatural portray nature the which each to which each actor manifests to in order to obtain from a little and approbation takes away ell the tho spectator Hia boxes loves to clotho nnd those that exorcise a part therein man who has just mado of Ho has been doing the whoso ter wouldn't lw supposed to dissolve Look at him now raving like a bo- cause Tompkins who did tho Friar cut him out of thus knocking tho whole scone into a liat Bi lidos taint the first ins had done the thing and he or T must quit tho a looker on would suppose pitching into each tako his antagonistic and pugnacious by tho hand and thus tho side loving his spiritual adviser and con- Bolur whom hu was abusing a minute thti conflict probability is thu 1 hoino with a broken nose and a if bo ranks of tho The Germans woro thoy represented the tn they could en tary laws tor our State Well is this opportunity to show the bv ai and most nii ii to oppress tho i I'd law ii mero tool OF THE G J 1 O O K every Friday the Hall 10 11 of T or ranted At All work CARRIAGE to the nf Orant and vicinity i Jfi ami will bo to of mill Kite ami a euro or is in whom thure is m in i tin A in nnd in H him to feel all proper will advice Store at ng between Calvin Oft 5th I J F WYNE Ma in Strret HAS a of and of tho fir finder breast whi ih ho on thu having undersigned would respectfully in- form his old and an in ny mnv us can it to him a call that tho nt tho old stand In all its various branches ring done an the notice All work attended i CALVIN 8 I the or time lover soul in a rhyme It bringeth To the forest The forest bird tn its nest To care bright And And that balm 1 Wardt Time's Mouni O heart 1 The nro Knch Homo freaMiro NIIIIU I chill night dmws Thy t And leava Then mourn rejoicing j Tin are flying J 0 grieving heart hours fly With sorrow With each i Until at Inst red dawn iii the i weary night depart pain heart -i dot of Tho has Clock neatly l at notice M- ia to iir on X i without written niu or niy L U son un tny land my duei in thn hands of Hitch authority to receive me fi nil under any All tJio above nru ami will bo treated as BKN C EASTMAN STABLE BUTLER at thn place to i mid notice and reasonable tales Ji iic 55 To aai l i April K thanks for thu very lii would respectfully announce iis and the count has enlarged his business a of all and a tino if different kinds of CLOTHS VK ll his SI vie arc now and in tl o Latent t also say that his gnr chenper than havo nv ir been nohl in this all nro come ami examine fur themselves to br convinced of Every description of Tailoring will be the rio du Chion Courier writing from ono of the most remarkable phenomena occur with to the condition of the atmosphere that witnessed tho n the morning heavy rain fell by and lightning off hut soon after nine heavy clouds again in the West of the color of as thoy my on the hill wind gradually rose a perfect blow- ing and doing much other though without suddenly the uW hot f b the tho trops es also in my bo with of As the clouds the to its 1 temperature for tho season OLO lottor written In tho turning slaves boon of shivery a abhorred of God and man Jn of Wisconsin thn it hah beon for in spit iful attempts to persecute he Booth who haf tho ri friend of the slave United Sti courts have noted if oil for thb meanest and crudest of ill baso work slave inc I Tho 1 -84011 all this in law on hit o law is crubl right justics violated by law must J -y tho public develop itself In such as I avo licon oxhibited ha to attach the these feeds oj violence to the op- It is ar- thai the RQ and I nvo that to diminished the and tbo popular m ml against tho law Had I o pulpit and tho press held the i lair obedience to it thb i is try Rui we should 1 suppose that nit ono else could For suppose the pulpit the press lad sustained the outrageous laws and already two results would might havo of nnd now is thn time to show whether this one thing sb shall bo done or whether the Germans shall themselves to be governed by and Tom anco men and will prove tha tives ihrer will reduce them unless and sleep from ey help with renewed vigor Iu tho net appoal to thb prejudices of an divisiun'ot'oiir citizens to hold aloof trom of tint to their as a to is tho Baino spirit assuming tho of Kno that no for or oven to of in ho been born degrees of and longitude continent only still more developed is n this is a bloisom must.- contended for nnd uni frago ami our i total of sympathy with tho Know with equal spirit latter is cured by a brandy toddy by the of tho I his in lint kni mill protest with equal ness the policy advocated Un in: this appeals to a class tof foster prejudices birth fto unito or the horn into nn phalanx nnd to claim fur uiiy other citizens worthy and capable men a lot ynt in their full tal principal of tions care how aro sent to but them sent Germans nor because thoro is German population in but because they men for tho and represent iho culiar their we than con- sider of cousin hot or Saxon's or Journal an arb the curtain that she vorv soul Glossy U neck of tho most her like roses in u f now bod with of bewitching with that keep for a fortnight in a sonnets sob slip approaches gods anil tle I thought to ho lovely of her eox turns put to bo tv more bundle of chalk cork The glossy ringlets can bo obtained round tho fur n as for tho tho in etc a shower tho lovely creature from Slid in n linn If fifty Rah gav of a boat York last week wus the theatre of an not vary often On Friday at the being and tho lady which comprised only about a upon tho Pretty soon a shout was heard lir mine is going to bo Instanter ladles all ladies cabin enough there iat on- during tho incipient p ings of parturition with groat patience husband speedily by tho dies one of whom kept watch ftt the door while made proportions to re- Of into tho details of subject for the ing tho who bogged lustily for ml tho door i Kimp if bo Oh Col 1 cordial about an likos and ho likes Your truth a lank they bile Food does a fat mail good j ft it on himt bly put mid nils a sonorous space lii Hois a living of tude to tho and the fulness thereof an Incarnate against radiant manifestation wisdom of good humor A fat man foro in virtue of ii rnan a popular man his In a- crowded tho man will over must ready to make room scoins to bu half sorry for his Bizo lest it bo In tho way of others others would not havo him less than ho Ms for- inanity is usually with his bulk A fat man haa juices Tlin hinges of his fy stem aro welt tho springs his less and sit hu goes on his way in full contentment nnd A fat fools his position solid jn tho world his boing Is he knows that tha universe anil that ho take no pains to mankind that them ho knows thot ho ii in no danger of being overlooked It ly take a of wrong to really hato tv fat man nnd if nut n I ways IM to -a thin man should be charity should tako into account tho force of which wo havo to overcome against his A fat man that most n thin mnn to that most limited simple lino A fat man Js a of volumes to tho univorso in every thin man has nothing but length tbio man in fact is but tho continuation of a point of Henry tf Old Their power and thulr will are princes takii of right nnd In you inust do what you can Uo what you would wiso man stay for a season and will bond a littlo rathor than bo torn up by tho roots buy your wit at other men's charges Tako not physic when you ure well you din to be 4 Do not iio to get good by It never to any That pleasure is much too bought with any t To live poor that a man may dlo rich is to bo tho king of or a fool In to Mo us wan taken er by tho Allies at that mun and who of have be- s old through continued exertion nnd that tho Emperor month as is by DO means thing more than i i tv i tn I tli K on reasonable t and in e to thn bent M jw tho L 8 Tlw mine at of all for sal Ring BOv leis than ISO feet and t iter than tfco of the er Cathedral of o Prussia Is U w feet below tba level of tbo sen been pro lowed their offer s and iho people have been to adopt nnd obey as law wli t their consciences con- what God what the world By tho would havi been demoralized the mind do a stuto of the not Ion j retain any clear edge of the dist between right and wrong had I eon drugged into H con- of fugitive law Such d would have beon a than any which we havo yet to I f tho could not thai Tho public hive them Then w uId have followed tho other of tin possible results Tho people WOL Id tiol bated cruel and malignant law tl a thoy would not opposed anl violated it the but along with U t reject the pr as its base Allies It require to see that v hu pie have to Kate the law as cm Haty ho pulpit a id the prow as tho de- fenders of tin of law cannot bo bright la te Ibis divine to tho o it into an itm J will H it d ttw f D reject in- IT out d the work of God found in the truth 5 AND Patriot says very y that the violations political It is i cause of somo to know that within the general temper of the public pross Imn greatly Sot only is this emphatically the but while tho race of great to bo plying that evinces an increasing intellectual nnd widor Tho in reference to nnd is note present day are very raw to memory tho of somo nt tho leading statesmen ro- the an anecdote or two tho finished But tho editor of a possess i sivo knowledge of the past be lives thoughts of all U o dis- men of tho ent and havo thu ability me of his tn all energy and industry which fo n fine qua the modern journalist is ct readable if ho df to pica it withal dock in a It was him until fow one Indios granting him slon it was Ish It a poy 5 ho It tho lady Oh tho roply igal is as notin It's a again said tho lady Vot Ish It gal and now a Ish It don are boy and girl YMI a Oh dut ish Dal Ish hotter as goot a poy tinn n gal om job I know it And n of a cab to y ure is a of beauty of fragrance blooms on earth whoso climate In too in heaven Its native soil it luxuriantly A Stow why he did not take a Bo- tuft me a good and I reed nit yet jl H It ti II t t of to I to a ao Irish It b certainly a mo do of ins f BT with rcJ The Alliain a curious thoi business wus a onti of tho telegraph of- fices an 1 interested in female operator some ICO miles After pausing tho compliments of day with her tor eomo time hu prow bolder an 1 sent her more poetic missives becoming enchanted with his unknown triend ho directed the operator her n very-important- question the are now living 11 united happiness in A can no to our for no tn for the one of their an heun mi thn idon of America can tho inquiry tn be reminded aunt to Spain a er thai the in no about the drink of country in to of sou whiskey tobacco and What a I i I t i We iiro of deceived uod thoso who do uot know u moit deceived Bo as you can in this world you tako good caro to bo in tho next Live well and be A man knows tio moro to purpose t- An re- marked to a jury Tho lias said I think this and I that A sel bus no to say what ho but ho you his I will tell you mino 5 that wore you to nnd acquit bis would the very man In to laugh I A took onn of Krin on n Sunday lately and had boen long on board ho tn for to hold n The on is not fit to preach ou my A LOST of livering a famous Cambridge Mass recently Wendell ed that the art of making good tlic loit Lay it down as a to nor in pr nt any trait in tho child which you not with to gmw With growth and strengthen with J a want mid a great deal more you have bought nim And tiny ten morn that all may be But pour Dick It Is conlor tho than to njl it And It is an truly folly for prior tn ape thu rich us thu frog to lo equal tbo ox I Tho wits addressed to n In u t ing village If distance to tho and tho to return It can any until he a retainer A un that an path from is ind incredible and that he would a bullel from a Tho capability ot of taste one hag hii own springs trom what lot o not from i lOHf i i t when it through if light of iUr more it sparklet on JOT is tha tact which are contradictory In own nature either made er fetor beer U MH felt M f   

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