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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-02-22
FEW DAvID's OR HEBREW PLAs-

~ TERI he pecuariiies OF his Che nlcai Com.
pound owing to its extraordinary effects upon the
enimal fibre nerves, ligamonts and muscles, its
virtues being carrleo by them to the immediate seat
or disease of pain and weakness.
however good any internal remedy may be, this
as an external application, will prove powerful aux.
iary, in removing The disease and facilitating the
cure ncase Of local inflammation. Schroihous af
fecions Kings Evil, Gou, Inflammatory and Chron.
ic Rheumatism, and IN all cases where seated pain
exists.
A gcntemanravelling in the South Of Europe
and Palestine, in 1880, heard 40 much said in The
latter place in praise Of JEW DAyID's PLASTER
and OF the las he consldeIedl miraculous cures (;
had performed, that he was induced 10 Try IL on his
own person, for Lung and Live affection, the re-.
moya of which had been the chief object OF his jour.
new, but which had resisted the genial influence Of
that balmy and delicious climate.
He accordingly applied plaster on the right side
OF the chest, where the pain seated another be.
tween the shoulders, and over The region of the
liver In the mean lime he drank freely Of herb oil
laxative qualities. He found his hea lth mprov-
ing; and in few weeks his cough len him, the sal
lowness of his skin Disappeared his pain removed
and his health became permanently reinslaed.
II has likewise been very beneficial in case o.
weakness, such as weakness and pain In the stoIn
ach, weak limbo, lameness, affections of The spine
female weakness, &c. No female subject 10 pain o.
weakness in the back or side, should be without il
Married ladies' in delicate situations find great reo
from constantly wearing this plaster. Price pes bo,
so cents.
f. w CAPRON& co. Stale Agents to whom all or
ders must be addressed Rochester, N Y. For sale b,
Z II Prentice, Montpelier Bancroft 4 Rich, Plainhed
Geo. Warner Co. Johnson who agents for the
ties Of Orleans and Lamolle
sure and speedy remedy for Thrus Canker Cankc
Rash and Scarlet Fever for sale above. 24lv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-02-22
STOVES.
STOVES.
DOL S ON'S
IMPROVED
COOKING
STOVE.

STOVE,
TO which The at
tention ofthe pub.
lie is respectfully
invited. There
is 10 this stove an
aperture for an
u n C o m m o n y
large boiler, and
the arrangement
is such that the
heats FIRST appli.
ed tothe best pos
sible , q dvantag &C
for hoilin :, after
which it pa sses
entirely round the
oven in a manner
invented and pa
tented by THoM-
AS w DOL SON, up.
on n d life r ent
nrincinle frnm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-02-22
WAY PASSENGERS

taken and left at Tyngsboro' and North Chelmsford
Fare from Nashua 10 LowclI50 cite. From Nashua
TO Boston 81 SO.
On the arrival Of tho cars at Nashua, stages leave
for all parts Of New Hampshire, Vermont, New
York and Canada, via Amoskcog, CONCORD. keene,
Charleston, N. II. Windsor, Brattleborough VI, &c.
Books are kept at the Stage Office, Nos. and l !
Elm street, BOSTON and the Northern and Wes-
tern Railroad and Stage Office in front of the De-
pot, LOWELL, where seats can be secured in any
of the Coaches, AID correct information obtained ro
spccting the different Stage routes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-02-22
YOktine Cloths.

CTORRS & LANGDONS, agents for the impor
- ter for selling Boiling Cloths Mers and 9th
can be supplied short notice as low can be
bought in New York or Boston. Mays n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-02-22
JOHN LEACH 81 co.

Successors 10 Leach Page e. Gilmore,
w II OLESALE dealers in West India Goods,
Wines. Teas. Sc. &c also Winter, Summer
and refined OIL, No. 3, Merchants Row, Boston,
Mass. JOHN LEACH,
JOSEPH A.. GILMORE.
iERFor sale as above, at The manufacturers price,
William Browns No. |, Silver Top, SarsaparIlIa
Compound or Mead Syrup, which was so much used
The past summer az Il common bevnrage ASH
nR WIN. EVANS celebrated Camvnc Tonic
~ and Family Aperen' Pills, Tor Dyspepsia, Nerve
diseases, Prostitution OF Nervous and Vital EneI-
~, Liver Complaints, and any Weakness and De-
rangcment OF the Digestive Organs-ior sale at The
Pool store of r p. Walton and Son, Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-02-22
FRESH FRUIT. &C.

FRESH FRUIT, &c.
Almonds, Elbsrts, English Wainuts, Casiana Nuts,
Cocoa Nuts, Boz Raisins, English Currents, Ch-
ron, Mace TapiOea, Sage pure Wines, &c. just re
ceVed and for sale by BURBANK.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-02-22

n AMP OIL.--Sperm Oil Of The best quality, war
~ rsnted perfectly pure, for sale ny r,s,
Sept. rs. T. H. FhhNiioo'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-02-22
DRUGS! DRUGS!!

A FULL assortment of fresh Dugs and Med-
n cinss Just opening by E. Ii. PRENTlSS.
Montpelier, Sept rs, 1910.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-02-22
NASHUA g. LOWELL RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
E,S.>T1 fsz,ssyyy7 fssys'szsTyJ Essiassx "A 49,
sTSssSSs q

am and after Wednesday, April Isl, 1910, the
~ Passenger Trains will run as (olle~s:
Leave the Depot Of ths Lowell road in
Boston at Z / q and II LIAM, and s p NJ.
Nashua at G "a A, Nj. 10 M. and "a M.
Lowell at s "a A Nj, 10 3.4, aud | PM.
or Immediately on the arrival of the cars from Bos-
ton
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-02-22

UNOW n q WITHE WELL, have just fccclV
l. a splendid assortment oil shell combs, conssIin g
in pal, plain aud rough side back and neck Combs,
p1 and twist do Ivory toilet do, walking sticks and
canes Of all kinds, wooden tobacco boxcs, &C. all Of
which will be sold at the lowest prices. 50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-02-22

lWINEtkept const lily on hand aud
Il for sale by slLAS BURBAN {, JR. II
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-02-22

VEG ETABLE SYRUP PILLS.
MFRS. J. MORSE'S VEGETABLE SYRUp
Xl PILLS, celebrated for the relief of ohidren OF
feeble habits, and especially those afflicted with ths
RICKETTS,. For sale al the Montpelier Booksiore
and at Newbury, VI. by Messrs. Reyes:
Montpelier, July 1889. 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-02-22
\ COMBS, COMES.

eBV DOZ. plain shell Combs just received and
for sale very low by SILAS BURBANK. in.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-02-22
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

A fresh supply just received and for sale by sll
AS BURBANK. Sept "a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
Fatal ARRAY.

\ Frenchman, stranger, was killed at Snlge-
ley's Wagon Yard, mile west Of Springfield, on
Wednesday evening, May 18th, by & blow from
Edward Lucas. By tho evidence before the cor
oner, il appears that in an angry alteration with
the Frenchman and while the latter pressing
on him IN o threatening manner, struck him the
blow which laid him dead. The ARRAY occurred
at O'Clock in the evening, and the man survived
until O'Clock yesterday morning. Lucas contin-
uinr with him during TIE twelve hours. After the
jury returned their verdict, Lucas came into the
village aud surrendered himself. He admit
ted TO bail, and now runs at liberty.
Mr. Lucas is a respectable citizen of this
county, not at all disposed 10 violence. The
name of the deceased stranger Is unknown. He
was knife grinder. aud came from the East.
Simon HaiaS, being duly sworn, sald-Wheu
Lucas and he deceased met, Luc0s said, what IS
this you have GOT. dutchnan? Deceased said,
damn you, | am no du,chman. Lucas then went
to water his horses. The deceased followed him.
showing anger. Lucas told deceased not to fol-
low him, for he would knock him down If he Gid.
The deceased then became more angry. Lucas
then told him that he ment no harm. The de-
ceased continued 10 follow Lucas with a cane IN
his hand, Lucas told him if he did not quit follow
ing hlrn, he would knock him down with a gear
pole Deceased then swore he would knife him.
Lucas continued to water his team, and t2Id him
not to follow him any longer, for he would GER
family knock him down with the gear pole. The
deceased then came close up to Lucas, without
his cane Lucas said, stand eff or will knock
YOU down. Deceased continued 10 Jaw, but from
the bad Enelish he spoke | could no, understand
him. Lucas then took up the pole, and struck
him. apparently not very hard. Lucas then SAID,
gentlemen believe have killed ham, and iune-
diaiely raised his head up
[SpriasEeld Ohio Republic.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

IMPORTANT fAcrs WITH REGARD TO rHE Mink Sex
Mesa highly intelligent gen.leulaa formerly of this
city, says the Louisville Journal resident Of
Illinois, who has spent the portions of the
State which subject milk sickness couni
Gated 70 US ona important respecting that re-
markabe and formidable disease, which we're new 70 us
and may he 70 most Of readers He states that an ac
qIalhance Of b who has lived in the sickness region
for many years early adopted the practice sailing
cattle regularly every day, and while his
nesaoors cattle were affected with the III
vaFiably escaped This course 10 olsuei for several years
win the same result; but length becoming careless and
nesee'ng 70 salt his cattle regularly, we're
i%ed with the sickness He Immediately returned
10 ner pf2nP'ness in giving ihea regularly every morning
as much salt as ey would ear, ami since he has
NOT been troubled with the milk sickness among stoc
t'enca BE eaneac5 'aat salns regularly every day
IS an eIeetuaI protection zainst that disease.
III gel known tIal the flesh with the
milk sickness val prove fatal when eaten fesl-The gen
en'an first referred the beef made
rom the same animals may be, ana mpuni-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
A Cusrosr House, OFFICER.

The remarks Of our orreSpondent IN regard to
tho names aud statements strictly true. L Or
every fact alleged we have seen what would eve
~ where be considered indubitable evidence.
The names Of the offenders have been gwen IN
fu with time and place, and circumstance and
detail We have not chosen To hold the mirror up
to nature, the picture presented 10 US, tor
the reason that thought exposure OF names
would more properly come from the investigating
Committee, which hope may DO authorised BY
Congress at :he extra session.
Editors of Express.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
Il. = Z G q = L y. II z G, y s
New York Gustom-IEousc


Sew York custom-Iiouse.
70 commission TO examine into this estabIish
.,,. 49,. ,t,t,ced s,ma time since II Is one q
Inns ~ The cour.c which the admins ra tioI
, ,.,rs,,n, IL means 10 ferret out abuse. Il
- win, have proved flthicss and how IT l.
- 49,. ,,hIi. means have. boen wasted Til,
os,,tt of - action will present. wc fear a sat
linz. ,,f moral furoitude aud dishonest conduct
I,,t - viii answer tho eud. Ii VIII rouse ths
ut. >, t,fcatrr ,yntchluIness II viii quicken
ttI,c ,f,cere IN a orcafcr fideIav IL viii wor;
-,r. =, Tho governments which keeps IL pure
rror, mere nartizan control and wrest from it all
,,,5en,, - reutrafl.fn
OF The Custom House OF New York we have
baar8 much We are vet o.tined 10 hear more.
,r,<. G,,,n,s,o,, c,lnu,,,,asiion. from The New
VII Eynresa - no uu,oeauln,s talk. aud comes
.,, =, -,sainin, head II hints at cofru1rians
aud lesser lnatters but where lhe minor members
arc corrupt what mast lie the condition Of the
headp f. deserves 10 be read.
or -
10 @'1 l'"''0f" =" ''' -''" o." -" I''''
shalt proceed 10 consider some OF 'he liauIa
perpeuatcd III lhe ChSt"h'-.louse on smaller
scale, but which are marked BY no less Degrading
mcauness
The appraisers have no control over the keys
OF the p"bIIc store ihey OF course could not De
held fes?onsbie for the loss OF any goods Sfo'e"
from the packages "hch Sent mere iof eAaIAih8-
Ton.
The thelt5 committed on the property Oh 'he ia
poFNcts, "iiiie 'iioi' S''"' cav III ,''' pun"
ha'e ncen 50 numerous tia' uc'''l :. '"'''
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an IhF'i'C' no ''"P'' " p ~
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lars "i'h'n FoHt vi '"o' Dit ~ Is no' "''Is'a
~ " uNt' ga wa" " " 80 ~ ~ ' "
"h'' Is 10" ana mas '" i' 9 ~ q " 90
oil inquiry unaef ih'c7 iS'toh a' Tue Po'''o "il'ce'
by Ia"' "hci' any F"cN'e0 Gun '''''i' "F e"'oS (
no e"o'"cI"'eu Va ''J -" '''ey a. ''''
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ba M, a,I = i. o,. roy, r,t,;,e4 nn,py;thstap1
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
REMITTANCE BY MAIL.

FROM POST MASTER GENERAL.
~ P1stgt1ster may e1c1se IN teher 10 me
Publisher of Netes9dpcr, pay tie stbscftPt'o" %
lbtri eso,t at frank the letter, sortte by t,Hlseg
NorE-Somo subscribers may not be aware OF me a
hove regulation Ii viii be that by requesting the
Po4tnastrr try reside frank their Letters contain
~, sb,cf ption money, he viii do upon being satisfied
aha, the letter contains nothing the sub
ecription-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

HE OLDEST REPuBLIc OF EARrH.-rho a
merIcan Quarterly Review contains letter from
| u W. irving, Esq, giving a sketch Of his visit
to San Marine, small Republic in Italy, between
the Apprentices, the Pc, and the Adriatic. The
territory of this state is only 10 miles in crcum-
ference, and lis population about 1000. The Re-
public was founded than HOO years ago, on
moral prime pies, industry and equality. and has
preserved its liberty and independence amidst all
the wars and discords which have ragged around it,
Bonapare respected it, and sent an embassy 10
express his sentiments offriendshjp and fraternity
1t IS governed by Captain Regent, chosen every
SIX months by The representative Of the people,
60 in number, who are chosen every months by
the people.
The taxes light, the farr1 houses are neat,
the fields we'll cultivated, and all sides are seen
comfort and peace, the happy effects of morality,
simplicity, liberty and Justice Mr.. Irving
received by some intelligent citizens in the most
hospitable and afactionate manner; they were
delighted with him because he American.
They Professed profound attachment to our
country, and look to II the preserver OF their
own pure principles; they intimately &C
quanted with institutions aud affairs, and had
a library well furnished with books and pamphlets
relating to America.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

SCARLET fEvER--The Scarlet Fever is making
!eartui ravages In and abou. Mansfield. Ohio
Inc "JeftersonIan' says that three children be-
longing to the family OF Mr.. Henry Dilabaurh Of
that place, were buried in one grave. on S,nd,v
the 9th inst.,--ail having died within lew hour.
OF each other, OF this dlssase--Daytoa Journal
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
We cut the following queer adv criiseren. from
t Mississippi paPcr.-N O. Pic.
TAKE NOTICE.
s'With NJ. GINS the crowd came in
Some ,oak hrandY--somc took gin.
Fourth Of July al the Springs.

URfAH CHM takes this occasion to inform
his creditors, friends, tho public at large, and
the community in particular, that Ii is his Inten-
tjon % change his place of residence by leaving
Rakng 10 toe course Of one, two or three weeks
IS may best suit his convenience. He is induced
to be thus particular, (boing Ike ten thousand Of
his ncisbbors,) no; exactly prepared to "shell out
the CORN and wipe cut old scores, at Tho same
time he will every effort TO settle all Of his
debts wherein be has 90; value received; but he
wishes it TO be omphaticaly understood By them
who hold paper with his name saddled on IL
endorsor thn, he bluffs tho whole arrangement.
Those who bold claims against him upon that foot
ing cen turn the screws and "grind on aud If
thew get the money before CHM does they can
sing 1t out URiAH CHM.
Brandon Jan. %, ls4l.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

G~1DaF'd g. Burnett, the Prosaen: Of Republic Of
Texas lately sen, challenge Cea Sami. Houston b..
Bfanch /. Archer, Sec. of War, to 6ght a duel Gen
Houston refused TO accepta that 10 have
increased his popularity among the TEXANS judging from
the resolutions passed ut various public meetings tho
subject
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

Cure BLAc1 ToxGuE-A handful OF fns salt
rubbed upon the tongue Of horse black tongue
viii cure It, in at the applications. 1t is nf
DO and simple, and cheap enough. In 1888, tred it
upon four Of my horses aud the stage ropriotors cured
over thirty horses with it without one failure.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

The wheat crop in Chic Is estirna ted al s 600.
600 Of bushels. which will allow Il an exporta-
ion Of at eas, 100000 Of bushels. The pro-
Duct OF Indian corn is not less than 10000 900
bushels The way they can fat cattle ana hogs
IS caution
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

objection to publish their names, and at the
same tine affix my own; bat III this matter am
willing to be guided By your greater experience
III newspapers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
WHOLE NUMBER 54o.1

Z IHE IIPPEcaooF BANNEE--By tho very in.
'eres'ng correspondence, the first page of this
paper, Evansville Journai,l between Mr. James
brooks Of New York. and Pres.den TYLER twill
/ be seen that The former gentleman has as fa;,b
tdiiy as possible performed tho duty entrusted 10
nun year ago by the old soldiers of Tippecanoe.
IN relation to this hag-the flag Of Spencer's COM
pahF, comPosee Of volunteers from our own sec.
t.on 81 me STATE, the Corydon Wing has the fol-
lowing paragraph:
ms Banner was the Joint work of the Ia
fhehted and gallant Spencer's widow, who yetre
MANS IN our village, aud Of the late Mrs Pfrim
meF, 1tie OF Capt. Pirimmer Of our county,
they contributed, alike with their husbands 4,
the 9iozy II tAeir country; and that Banucr-,bo
work OF then hands-was first uuflrled in Cory
con; g waved triumphant over The battle field,
1atno y, The noble Upton; ard now. deposited
A'-Shs ne 'r"Phtes Oh great nation a
neni' OF glorious victory, streams en- all proper
OCCASIONS from the walls OF tho Capitol"
no MORE IIGHT LACING.-'The ladies' are indebt-
ed 10 the New Orleans Picayune for the ,relcome
news contained IN the following paragraph We
trust that the fashion NAV never reach The eY
IRENE contemplated in tho last sentence Tina,
would be running the thing into the ground
al the Paris correspondent, of the National In
is to be credited. light lacing in that
metropolis Of fashion aud folly, the French CAPT
TAI IS done tor''-moSt essentially used up ~
The ortistes of taste IN Paris have resolved to
cave Dame Nature to her own discretion, and
rom this out the fair To breathe freer
md easier. The most cruel bondage under which
he sex have so !org groancd Is broken, the fe-
male lungs can now riot in the room which
5 left them TO play, and the heart have scope G.
ough aud verge 10 beat" The news appears
imost too good 10 be true, but if it is "sure G.
ough' fact. with truth call il ono Of tho
Tcaicst rcformations and ameiiorations of the
&c. IL the fashion once gets to be sihe rnge''
'e should not be at all surprised to sec tho thing
arIied so far that ladies will even wear hoops
ound their waists to prevent their cloths from
ressing too hard. Fashion carries her votares
herever she pleases."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

End Of the Illinois System Of Internal Improve
1gcnt.-Wo copy the following from the Quincy
Wing:
'''fhe rail roads in this section Of the State
are now all in ruins. Scarcely any thing is left
TO denote those proud monuments of Van Buren,
enterprise, bu. the high mounds Of dirt that lie
piled up along the routes. The rains have washed
the banks and the soil TO that degree, that where
thcY are not entirely covered with the loose earth
OF the prairie, the beds OF the tracks are so cut
up into holes and guliies, that they are almost
entirely useless. In many instances, Culyerts.
finished with fno dressed stone, tina, cos, the
State from two to fiyo hundred, have been taken
down BY the people on the route, and converted
into fences, buildings &C. This is not the fact a
lone on Northern Cross rail road, but the same
state Of things exist on the Wasaw and Peoria
rail road. In addition, the tools and implements
which belong TO the state, this end Of the Nor
hor Cross rail road. left to take care Of them
selves, and if immediate measures are not taken
by the proper officers TO prevent the sacrifice,
they will he sold to pay storage fees, &c.
''Hurrah FER the "Van Buren, measuree' as tho
State Register won't to speak Of the Internal
Improvement y stem"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
TsH Il II A i. l. a I'D 4 L VI =,
ID. 2, HOLLOWAY

at Gte S,,ttc4st eorer Of nrip and 'front.' streets,
Rtetsi3nd. W1yaecountg, Indiana.
Terms.--Two DoIiars--In advance; and Three
Dollars at the expiration OF the year.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

The Legislature of Alabama, all over locofoco
has Iegalizcd the suspension Of the Alabama
Banks.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

There is man ia New York whose whiskors
are so fiery red, that he reads newspapers without
a candle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

WouAS's LovE.--An IrishuBau was lately i'm
prisoned in n. Orleans. lis Wife was permitted
Il Visit his window. She took her two children
AMI with them remained ID the position till
her husbands release She advised by some,
who felt for her grief, 10 60 home, when she re-
piled that she had no home if he could not come
to it.n Her remark comprises volumes, and evln-
cea wonan's deep aud ardent devotion, to the
man gha loves. What more feeling and beautiful
rsnly could have been framed than the one, she
"had no home if he could not come to IT.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

Mr.. Gideon Wells late Postmaster at Hartford,
has addressed a etter Of inordinate length 10 the
Postmaster General, bewaIilng his removal, and
asking Tr. Granger for his reasons Gideon SOL
ennIv deciares-.i IN total ignorance Of the
couses arhich hare led TO ny remoraI" Dear
sweet :nnocent,-N. y. Dora