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More Of the Troy Tragedy.

From the Albany Daily Advertiser, August %
Niiham A. Caldwell, who committed suicide at
Troy. on the night Of Tuesday last, was the of
James q. Caldwell, Esq, who for many years was
postmaster at Whitehall, Washington cuunty, and
nephew OF the Hon. Erastus D. Cuiv-r, ex-
member cf Congress of that district. William
began life with great promise ot success AMI use-
fulness. Possessed Of quick perez puons and a
ready business tact, he for many years was n
popular clerk IN the post office ~ whitehall, and
then entered store al kresev.lls Whlr there,
2 1872. be became attached to a young lady OF
thai place, whose hand was sought by another.
THIS rivalry led 10 n Jealousy between the Young
men, which ended in animosiy AZ length he was
iuducss, for some mschisvOus purpose. to eater
and remove a trunk from the store IN which his
TNal was clerk, for which he was convicted of
burglary, July 4th, 1872, and sentenced 10 The
Auburn prison, for the tenn OF five wears. Being
too proud to rppral 10 hi, friends and his friends
too much surprised and mortified 10 intepose in
hls b, hail at ilrst, he remained la PRISON for
months, bCiOft aul thing was dCne lof him. One
Fl our citizens. Who knew his parents well, and
William also, some Years before, took ms asurcs 20
Qtt the case before the Governor, who upon cx.
animation, vrly readily Paidoned hm Iisofence
was recorded m the light OF yonhful indscretiOn
in love matter, rather thsn pariaking Of the
lurritude OF a preIDedtated crime On leaving the
ltlscn he went back 10 his inends. Ills brother
wallace then beiDg merchant 1T Whitehall, he
entered his store a. clerk where hr remained for
two or three years. he tried Ia euter society
again ana to be- respected as before. IN the circles
"a which he had formerly moved. But he had
been convict, and every iusttenlion and neglect
tell upon him with force, as u somebody was
saying, "you have been IN the Stale pispn"
After enduring this struggle awhile, he lef his
native tnwn But his tsrnishsd reputation followed
him lie then went 90 sea. and had tot been long
returned before this tragedy
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Interesting from IN. p,o o,and,

ThE ELEcTiOy-ARRLsT or KOBHgR, SC. Nc.
tfrori the Crescent. Aug 10
he Yacht tungs papers up to the TIN Instant
TIE elrction had just taken place. The Flag com
plains Of frauds committed by voters from the RIO
Grande, the other SIDE This 10 apparent. from the
large vote cast, well as from proofs posse sion
OF the editor.
The Rio Scnnpei gives the result ~ follows -
The vote of the distinct remains 10 unheard FROM
bui We give the vote ~ far a. learned In this
county. (Csmeros) so votes were l,oled, OF which
a. " Arlington received 733, aud ". VI Lewis
lS' Tor District Judge X. Howard. Ecu received
the entire vote for District Attorney a. also I'D K
g Tnnble for District Surveyor For state II.
hcers, Messrs Allen, for Attorney General; J. B.
shaw, for Comptroller; and J. " Raymond, for
For county officers, the following gentlemen were
elected by immense msjorIties ,-Chici Justice, n.
l.. Grinsted; Commissioners, A. GlseNecke, John
conway, r Cummings, and A. j lledrick, Sheriff.
Peter Nlckels, Coroner, j w. Moore; County
Clerk, + w. Lathsm; Assessor and Collector,
Y. Dougherty; ana Treasurer. J. X Palmer. From
verbal IDiorme ton, we are informed that AIRING
tons majority, IN Starr county, will he 80. S,nce
the stbve was IN tyIe. we have received thr fol.
lowing additional returns from starr aud Webb
couniies The vote IN Starr gives Arlington a
majority over Lewis of 100 votes. while IN Webb.
Lewis has majority OF 16. leaving balance IN
tevof OF Lewis, IN two counties, of 10
PslacIo, " notorious briRand. together y ith his
son and another Mexlcsr, were taken ~ the San
Antonio Wells, shcu distance hack ~ Rio
Grand Cuy, ard brought into the latter place.
where they await trial for robbery.
Jbe appellate court, M Nuevo Leon, has affirmed
NE judgment ofthe court IT Maiaporas, decfeeiag
~ favor ofCsPian Glover for t5J, ,0DO-ihst amount
having been seized by the custom house.
The citizens ~ Brownsville have gwen a dnner
to N bousigues, recently re.appointed French
Consul AZ Matsmoras
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The following is an extIsct 90 letter from the
Hon. Henry Clay, ~ reply 20 an invitation from
the Common Council of Buffalo, To- visit that city,
while on has route To Kentucky, after the adjourn
ment of Congress-
BsLLF NuE NgwrOsr, Aug u
A. u have net determined upon the route BY which
shall 80 bonn. am unable 10 say positively. whether
\ ecu scceyt the invitation or not
There are occasions when the great Interests. aud
the safety of cur country require oblivion OF al
party differences and united osvOton ~ our best en-
srons 70 the security aud preservation Of our Union
We are IN such crisis ~ this moment. anf an
happy 20 be able TO declare that 1 hsve witnessed
among my osmocratic fellow citigeHs, az pure and
patriotic dsnteretteoness bss been msnifested by
any ether party In the country am siih great re.
psct. your obsdfent servant II CLAY.
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tpr N BALTIMORE About ~ O'Clock yesier.
day morning, fire broke out in row ol small
two story BRICK dwellings the east side of STIR
ling street, between Monument and Madison The
wind was extremely high ~ the time. aud from
ihis cause and the scarcity of water IN the NJ gf-
bofbood, before the flames could be exiinguished.
ten ot the houses were entirely burned out and
two Others slightly iejurcd. The house NJ the
corner OF Stirling and Madison streets which was
bat slightly injured, snd the one adjoining ii. to-
tally destroyed, were owned by Isaac HeTixherg.
and insured The next two were cwned by g.. A.
Medinger, and also insured. The next four were
owned by Arthur Miholand, and are insured lor
tl 300 on the whole. Two others were owned by
Jsmes O'Neil and Mrs. Bowdcn, but we did NOT
learn whether they were insured. David Sterreu
also owned ono Of the houses which was slightly
iniured.-B0h dmerioaa, dlg ~
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VIOLENT Ram STORM AZ Nav ORLEANS The
long cou.Bued heat Of the weather was sRreeaby
interrupted on SATURDAY, by most violent rsa
storm, which continued for about Two hours We
rarely ever have seen such rapid descent of the
element, which completely filled the city and CO.
vtfed streets which were never known To he
overlooked. Camp street, from the Orphan Asylum
~ 10 aud above Coliseum Place. was completely
covered. iron, house to house; a0d Coliseum Place
sBd the vacant square above ", had the appearance
Of complete iike; aud all the rrus- streets lead
ing 20 Iryt,nia street, were also oyefllOwed.-
Though this district is drained Dy Mrlgouiene ca
nal, which was running rapidly, with foil b3 ks,
q was nearly two hours after the rail subsdcd be-
fore The streets we're pasesble-N .. Bail,fia,
.fsC 10
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Bosros, August 2s, 1850
ny the bark Dragon, Hutchinson. arrived this morn
ing, from Buenos Ayres, have dates from Monte.
vdeo TO the l4sh July. Captain w. says that when he
sailed generally reported and believed that
treaty efpcscs had bes concluded With Frsncs vhich
would he promulgated the Inst The usual celebrs-
tion of national ndspendeBcs had been post ponsd from
the 9th 20 the 2st vhen both events 70 b. cele
brstea together Business WA duh and the market
drained OF prc1uce especially hides The stesp-v W
T. pesrce hrd sailed Part "a cargo of spanish brig
wsr wrecked on English Bank. on the 2trt Jupe.
capt bard of yellow ffver st M0ntevideo ~
tefcre reported The wrench truvrs had noe been
bnded bNt r.b,einsj on bosrd the vesseis
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interesting and Important from Washington

OUR SPECIAL rEIFeRAPHio coLRRSroNDE ENcE.
wAsuSeroS, August IS, 1850.
The proceedings in the House to-day have been
highly favorable. Some pe7gors think the Senate
Compromise bill Will be revived proceedings indi
cate but whether separately all toge her the Senate
bus can be parsed by large majority. The friends
Of these measures believe tnsy do IL In less thsa
three weeks ard that all essential business may be
done 20 as to adjourn within feur weeks. We learn
that the South will make revolutionary resistance,
brt will transfer the suboet TO the Nashville Con-
vcniion.
We may anticipate a sparkling and decisive day in
the House to morrow rne south viii resist the Cali
fornia mpromise hill Bayard OF Delaware. 70 Is
rumor, d, Is appointed TO the Home Department
The Senate, to-day, confirmed an additional number
Of executive nominations, to which there se
rious objections. Messrs Maxwel's and Lewis nom-
nations not Jet touched Mr. Ewbank's. as sommis-
sioner OF Petcnts, discussed for some time, but
ls'd aside without being voted upon.
Among the nominations confirmed yesterday were
Edward Kent, Of Ms'ue, Consul TO Rio; Charles VIII
Hsms. Receiver Of the Land once at Milwaukie; X.
Porter Register; Geo. W Larhin. United States Dis
triet Attorney; George W Slaughter Recriver OF the
Lard Once at Mineral Po'ut, wiconsn Lev. Jones,
Collector at saiuaa Texss number OF her appoint
ments. mostly marshals collectors end other losal
officers in the Southern and Western States son
hrmed.
IN 8 reported on reliable authority that the Presi-
tcnt this morning received ckenpao's relivnatiOn OF
the Interior Department ~ will nov b. given TO
SOushsrn man. Mapy suppose Oraham may he trans
fIrcd TO it and that Bu.er King will De appointed
Secretary OF the Navy.
Tbs House to-day by vote Of 81 20 16s refused 10
reject the Texas Boundary b.ll
sepator Walker has eft ior the Land Reform Meeting
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Fire at Troy,

TRor, August 2s, 1880.
About one o'clock this morning fire broke out ina
large shed in wes. Troy occupied ssa warehouse tor
slowing barrels, owned and occupied by Horace Dan;
5000 barrels were burned. The building was consumed,
together with large brick building adjoining occu-
rieo by Samuel McCsDui house owned by jose ph
Cowen. and grocery also owned by Cowep. de-
etroyed The buildings ip the immedat vicinity also
sustained some damage. Loss, So 500 partly insured
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Item. fre., Riehmond

RIcHnoSD August q, 1880
The brig wsshein Smith of New York for Mobile,
IL ashore on Smiths Island The vsssel T. lisht
A person nsmsd Isaac N Cadoys, of Povhsttsn. fell
from a canal boat last night about twenty miles above
tbs city ard was drowned.
The radical reformers for the State Convention have
suept the State
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DsATn 90 CousI Ia Bsrorr The - Louis
pepers announce the deoth Of this gentleman, on
The Sjth ~ july, W Lewis coua'ys Me. An sd-
hercnt Of The Boufbons, slfexied aud self de-
PENDENT. he was n teacher ofthe French language,
formerly Professor IN Harvard University, ani,
some ume since, lcctufcd snd gave Lessons tb.s
city in which he was well Known
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Burglaries nt Toronto.

ToaoNIo, Aug 2S, 1850.
succession of daring robberies have been commit
ted during the last four nights by gang of house.
breakers, and much plate and money stolen. Seven
q the gang have been this morning amongst
them q silversmitb.
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LouIs,ILls, August 20, 1850.
A fatal afsir occurred this afternoon at house Of
III fame In this city. man named Figs shot Lisrie
scbsrmerhorn, one Of the inmates Of the house aud
then shot himself With the pistol He expired
almost Immediately, aud no hopes are entertained Of
the recovery Of the woman.
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The Brothers Montssuuoiu.

sr. Louis, Aug 2s. 1850
The motion made In the criminal court by the coun-
sci OF tie Brothers Montesqr to appoint ply sicans
physicians to inquire into the sanity of onsaiez Mon
t.squoiu, has been overruled by Judge Colt
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Failure atCSIc~.

Urea, August Is, 1850.
The forwarding house OF Messrs " v. Livingston
Co. failed yesterday. Their liabilities exceed $50 0O0
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n,es,e.x At the next general election. by ress-
Iutios ~ the constitutional ation Of the state
The question ~ ngro susge " 10 be decided BY the
people -.
for Congress RON the territory Of Minns~ots.
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Western Navigation, sc.

PIrrsBuKs, Aug 2s, 1850.
There ore thirty-three inches OF water iu she chan
mel ths morning by the metal marx aud the river is
a. stand The weather is very pleasant business
a and
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wrought iron y made IN Morris county. ~
by anfhrr~te ec.i NJ 10 ssid 20 BE- cfsup-rior quality
eevsp bsies ~ cottcn hsd been rrceived ~ Nev
Oiltsps uv " the istn inst.
Or spna~y last ~ " chee 81 rain fell at Worcestse
ma. ftpas the h~sviesi fsll u rain since lst2
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The rlI.soa arr kIsesion.

ST. LOu.s, August q. 1850
The ohc'a vote for members of Congress In the Sc
oond aud Third districts. IL a. follows -
srcosD co~eR.ssIoSAL pisrEfcr.
John y Henderson. amt. Benton dem ...... 500
0iichrist Porter (whig D....... ...'o'2
THisD CONGRESSIONAL pisrRfcr.
John q. Miller, (vhtgl.s sss. so0fb
james q. Green. tanti-BeD ton ..t55f
Johs Miller tBenton) ........ .ssszalO
This gives the wbigs four members Of Congress out
OF the eve, being gain Of four.
wnlars p. Hall (snti-Bentonl has been elected 10
Congress from the Fourth district BY 81 shortly
Charles Bowman (phig).
The Legislature Ia nov complete, and stands, 65
wings, 81 Benton and ~ anti Benton democrats
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Progress OF the Cholera.

COLUMBUS, August %, 1885,
Two cholera deaths have been reported day There
have been 2s4 deaths in the last Ave weeks, Of which
300 were from cholera.
MoUSr VERNON, Angus. 2S, 1880
Seven deaths from cholera have been ported here
to-day.
sr. LOUIS, August 28, 1850
The intermens for the week ending at twelve O'Clock
yesterday, were 100 twenty nine of which were from
cholera, and seventy three children under five years
Of age.
MILWAUKEE, August 28, 1850
The cholera has broken out here In very malignant
form, and is committing terrible ravages On Friday
and Saturday last leo deaths reported to have &C.
CURED
The board Of health report two deaths from cho-
lera for the preceding twenty four hours False
reports in circulation to the health Of the city
The weather is very favorable.
On Sunday, I've deaths we're reported at La Sale.
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Bank FaiI.re-sInr,ne disaster, &c.

BALTIMORE, August 28, 1850
The failure Of the Hayre Dc. Grace Bank (Which
founded principally by gentleman Of New York; has
caused considerable excitement Our citizens
heavy losers; one Arm of brokers losing $1,000 Many
merchants and quite a number Of poor people
sufferers.
No mail again tonight south of Petersburg. Three
due.
The schooner capsized in the bay during the storm
Saturday night last proves TO have been the rhos
J. Sherwood Her Grew and passengers, who It was
feared lost after cngng to the for several
hours, we're taken oil by the schooner Planet.
IA man named Michael Connolly was arrested here
to cay charged with bigamy and deserting his first
wife In New York about three years since. He
ris here about eighteen months ago.
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Hosse OF Representative.

BY RAIK's KLEcTRo-CHEMiCAL rELE9 RAPH.
WAsHtSGroN, Aug. % 1850.
THE PEyssrLyANIA CONTESTED ELECTION.
Mr.. STRONG, (dem) Of Penn rose to question Of
privilege, moved hat the Housetake the Penn
sylyania contested election in behalf Of Mr. Lit
cell who contests the seat OF Mr.. Robbins He gave
wsyto
Mr.. Porter, (dem) of Ohio, disposition ami
Tested proceed with the business the Speakers
table, and that gentleman moved that the cOn-idsra
of the election be postponed for two weeks,
which wasBgreed to.
Reports were called from committees, when
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r~,lv. sieve. -srs stolen nem Montgomery. Ala on
te i2tb int
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Law Intelligence.

sUYREME COURT TIE UNITED S-ArHs.-MAy 2S-No
III H. NJ Bayard j. Lombard ct sl-In error TO the
Circuit Court of the United States for Pennsylvania
Mr. Justice Grier delivered the opinion of the court,
affirming the judgment of the said Circuit Court with
costs. No. go. r. Farmers heirs NJ. ID. Estava ct
al.-In error to the Supreme Court of Alabama Mr..
Justice Woodbury delivered the opinion of this court
affirming the judgment of the said Supreme Court,
with costs. No 90. R. Farmers heirs Mobile City
81 sl-IR error to the Supreme Court Of Alabama Mr.
Justice Woodbury. delivered the opinion OF this court
afhrming the judgment Of the said Supreme Court
with costs. No leo. W. P9lards heirs vs. G. Kibbe.-
In to the Supreme Court Of Alabama Mr. Chief
Justice fancy delivered the opinion Of this court
affirming the judgment of the said supreme Court
error to the District Court OF the United States for
Florida. Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion Of
this court. reversing the judgment of said district
court for want Of jurisdiction in that court No. 1888
Il. Simpson the United Ststes-In error to the
District Court Of the United States for Florida
Mr. Justice Nielsen delivered the opinion Of this
court, reversing the judgment Of the said dis
trct court, for want of jurisdiction In that court
No 104. The United States VS.. o. H. Brown.-In error
to the Circuit Court Of the United States for Washing
ton Mr. Justice Daniel deli ered the opinion of this
court reversing the judgment Of the said Circuit Court
and remanding this for reire cias de No.
100. State Bank Of Alabama X. II. Dalton.-In
to the District Court Of the United States for Mis-
sisippi Mr. Justice Catron delivered the opinion Of
this court Affirming the judgment Of the said District
Court. with costs. No 81. T. Townsend vs.. X. Jem-
States for Alabama Mr. Justice Wayne delivered the
opinion OF this court affirming the judgment Of the
said Circuit Court with costs and damages at the rate
Of six per ecntum per annum. No ia J. Kennedy .
heirs, appellants VS. g. f. Collins.-The argument Of
this cause was continued for the appellants
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Exfrdef from Letter.
COMPETENCE AND HEALTH.

LANR, cAsrEPs Oct "A, lcL.
Nv DysR SRI know you will have the kindness 70 beAJ
with In snsreaehng upon your time while soknow
kdg. behalf Of mysef aud ~ife) the obligations We feel
ourselves under s in having made known certain mat
contained In your most invaluable Married woman
Private Medical Companion has been worth its weight IN
sod 70 myself rather warmly, you will see
that esnnot do My when inform Of The
sitsst which have, through been benefited. viii
my situation when obtained book through the
eurssity. look upon IL OF the most fortu-
events q life. had been married some tan years
the father Of children long Struggling
INCREASINGLY 20 the cad that might gain moderate con.
hut the results Of exerons 81 the end
left here the beginning OF each and
that emily, With the most .nted economy, suhcipg With
barely the necessAes of f. Finally this constant encft
bsrnning to have m effect health felt iess
sstahs 10 endure ito continuance while feis the necessary
of rsrssversnee.
his constant, uneeasins struggle my pars was i'm
psrave In OF the protrasted condition OF
.e with ocesscss ntermison) for six years noeh Of
the time sonfhed 70 her bed and OF course incapable OF
taking the charge and management 81 household sfsrs
condition from Of which ignorant.
on would have given had the six 20 live
ssaisf What ~suid my wife have given to have been
spared hs lsss and still longer nights Trostrats on
bed ~ sickness all u which would have been avoided had
thea copy sf The Married wouAns Private Medical
(Spfslicn.
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MEDICAL.
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noe permitted share prus, REPUTATION We know ~.
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Ssy and ss,irthat i made. Gsos, even tsrscipaion
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either saad,.s into shs in hs decline q
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pshx nv, ssysssA s,. "a. ,,., ,..,,,,,
srg rss yssrs o. more in % her ry-st
successive
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wftth the last occasion. despairrd o. 4
st ths state % things inevitable and resigned myself
mret the worst At this time tnow about senths1
heatd book highly srsken a. attaining
ssrs sss,h1s ny s,s Vs w. ssss sss bsrsss ssaae,
th Joy s pages impaired te wie Learning that Tire
discovery Of NJ N. Des provided remedy
erensd to which little conceived possi-
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bead IA all tprsn probability wife waua
in her sraps. and NJ children lcfs motherlsss
n ls, Of nyrssieshls 10 convey fully The
vsrions sahs. treated Of a. they arc % nstare strictly
Intended Cor married or t~se ao.tsnr msrrsxs
ror Gale Al rnrosd ssr snd at the Publishing Omcs
Ebsrr-strsef, Nc~ FORK Little Co., Albany W. T. Da-
sstos n ~ Chcstn Pkiladelphfa
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postssr " the rnl.-d ststss All letter.
russ BE- saSrse~es r~ssrrjd 10 Dr. A. ~ Mssrs<Ss Beu
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION
sICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.
Extract AZ a Letter from, a Gentleman in Dayton, q.
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN

EfHdd ~ L<ter from Genilendn n Dapfcn o.
"DAYTos, May ], 1917.
"DR. A. n. hAuRcFAu--My dear Sir; The Married We
mans Private Medical Companion for which enclosed
dollar address safely 10 hand. would
have troubled with these few lines but that
PEELED by Of gratitude for myself and wife, to give
utteranoe TO sincere and heartfelt emotions
Ny wife has been perceptby sinking for some thrss
of her anguish and
months before and during confinement
successive aud more debiltaed and Frustrated
her putting her life IN imminent danger and which was,
the last OCCASION despaired Of supposed that this state
Of things inevitable and resigned myself to meet the
At this time tpow about mobths) heard
took highly spoken Of containing some matters reaching
On Its receipt and perusa cannot express TO you
the relief Afforded my distressed mind and the JOY its
impaired 20 wife, learning that the great dis
sovsry of NJ NJ provided remedy. 1t opened
prospect 60 which little conceived possible. No
pecunay consideration can ever repay the Obligations am
under for having been the means importing TO us
the matters contaneo in The Married Womans Private
Medical ranion But for this another year would
have passed head, in all human probability
wife would have been in her grave, and children lst
notkerls.s."
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7 IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NKw YORK
IL Post Once, June sab, 1850
PAP nR HAviso rhF LAheR EST
CIRCULATION.
'r1ssd. LADIES LIST
Alder Susan Armstrong Miss Atkins hrs VIII
Allen BArtsry Able Josephias liam Vt
Alexander Mrs v Alien Susan Arisquill Mrs, Men,
Altreeht Mrs Lewis Alexander Amelia roe -
Aster Mr..