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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-31
REMAnKABLR INSTANCE OF Assrrsnscs

REMARKABLR INSTANCE OF AssrINEScs
FROM FooD AND DRINK- Does5urgh, Esqv-
editor ofThe Holander, paper published in
the Ouch language. in the Holland Colony. ia
Western Michigan, communicates to the New
York Tribune an interesting item which be
culled from enc of his NetherIandish ex-
changes. Of one Engaltje Wander Viies, a
female at Piinacker, near Rotterdam. aged
SO years who has nor eaten "a IS years nor
drank in 81 years. She il now in her last de-
cline. Professors and doctors, and numerous
scientific men from all parts of the world, 90
to see her. The Board of health Of the
Hague instituted inquiries into the matter ae
far back as 1925. No medical man has yea
ascertained the true condition of that wonder
full lady. Size lives in good humor, end
suffers win Christian love and faith. her lot
and condition. This is certainly remarkable
phenomenon in the history of humanity, and
is an Important news item for the whole world.
as there is no instance Of such long absti-
renee among mankind.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-31

KossUTH AND MAzzINI-These distinguish
ed revolutionist are now in London, watching
the movements of the crowned heads Of
Europe with intense interest. Both of them
have lately been before the public by way of
letters to public meetings in Great Britain.
KosurH thinks that the British ministry should
take firm grounds against the aggressions of
Russia, and that their own self preservation
demands it. MAzANI says he is sick and has
a bad cough, but is all alive to the import
ance Of the present crisis, and hopes the
friends Of European liberty will be ready to
avail themselves Of the first opening 10 renew
the struggle for their long dOwntrodden
rights. The appeals Of these eloquent and
distinguished gentlemen will have some effect
upon the future movements Of the continent.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-31

The summer sun was sinking
With a mild light, calm and mellow,
II shone on my little boys bony cheeks,
AS his loose locks of yellow.
The robin was singing sweetly,
And his song was sad and tender;
And my little boys eyes, while he heard the son,
Smiled with a sweet soft splendor.
My little boy lay on my bosom
While his soul tine song was quaffing;
The joy of his soul had tinged his cheek,
And his heart and eye were laughing.
sat alone in my cottage,
The midnight needle plying;
fear'd for my child, for the rush's light
In the socket now wac dying
There came hand 10 my lonely latch,
Like the wind at midnight moaning;
knelt to pray. but rose again,
For heard my little boy groaning.
] cross'd my brow, cross'd my breast,
But that night my child departed
They left weoking in his stead,
And am broken hearted!
Oh! it cannot be my own sweet boy,
For his eyes are dim and hollow;
My little boy is gone-is gone,
And his mother soon will follow
The dirge for the dead will be sung for me,
And the mass be chsnted meetly;
And shall sleep with my little boy,
ln the moonlight churchyard sweetly.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-31

SHooTIEo ATTArRs.-R Richard H. Collins Of
Maysyils, KY. shot Mr.. Dobyn, so that be
died in two hours. 1t appears that Collins
Who edits the Msysyille Eagle. wrote pithy
personal reply to an article which appeared
in the Louisville Courier, supposed TO have
been written by Mr.. Kirk, one Of the editors
of the Courier. Dobyn who is relative of
Kirk. met Collins on the street and produced
a whip threating to cowhids him. ColIips
told Dobyn that II he attempted IT. he would
shoot him. Dobyn drew back 10 strike. and
Collins drawing pistol fred. the ball lodging
in the forehead Of his antagonist The SYM
pathy Of the community il with Collina be
having been previously threatened by Dobyn
with public cow.hiding - Cleveland Her.
aid
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-31

THRouGH FROM THR EAsr.--We used 10
regard il as figure Of speech, when we
spoke of the iron horse starting from the
shores of the Atlantice, and queuching his
thirs. from the water Of the Mississippi Il
has, however. come to be literal fact. A day
or two since, the Alton and Chicago Com
psny received Engine No. le." direct from
the East, it having worked its own passage all
the way through. 1t Is the fret locomotive
that has reached the Mississippi, Of which this
can be said, and foreshadows what is yet to
be an every day occurrence.--Aifsn Tide
graph.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-31

LufsvILLK AND CoyfNorcN RAftnoAp. "a
We are rejoiced to learn, ss we do from the
Louisville Democrat, that notwithstanding
the difficulties in the money market, and other
obstacles, the most vigorous measures wers
adopted at a recent meeting Of the Board Of
Directors, TO prosecute the work on the
Louisville and Covington Railroad with re-
newed energy. Arrangements were made 10
place an increased force on the road, means
provided TO pay, and determination manifes-
ted to carry on the work rapidly.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-31

A NOBLE Boy.-Why did pou not pocket
some of those pears?" said one boy to anoth-
er; "no6ody was there to .""Yes, there was
Il was there to see myself. and don't ever
mean to see myself do such thing" looked
at the boy who made this noble answer; he
was poorly glad, but had noble face. and
thought how there were always two to see
your sins. yourself and your God.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-31

1sDIANA LIouoR LAw-We learn from
the Indiana True Democrat that the supreme
Court of Indiana has decided that the liquor
law of that State is unconstitutional The
effect of this decision. says the Democrat. will
be to cause all fines heretofore imposed for
the violation Of the present law to be RENTED.
and it allows anybody and everybody to
engage in selling liquor, in future. without let
or hindrance.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-31

AFAsr MAN.-A sporting gentleman
who was called upon the stand in the FsJ
and Bennett case. defined a "fast man" to DO
one who has more money than time to spend
it. According to this, Mr.. Wm. B. Astor.
Mr. Stephen Whitney. and Mr.. VIM.
Wetmore, are the fastest men in New York
We think more correct definition of the fast
manis man who spends money faster ha~
he gets IL.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-31

A certain official Of Erie, who has taken
the lead in the recent outrages, on Friday
morhing, met lady on one OF the avenues
and addressed her with the usual good
morning, madam"
"Sir l wish you distinctly TO understand
that I do not speak to blackguards!' was the
Spartan reply. The lady is the wife of Q
Director Of the North East Railroad Com
Pany.
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VOLUME I.
- poetrp. o
A Fairy Child.

W Dr. ASsTER, known as the translat or OF
Faust, is the author Of many beautiful ballads
most of them embodying the supersttons Of his
native Ireland. One Of the most simply pathetic
Of them is the Fairy Child, supposed 10 be sung
by sad mother whose child has been stolen by a
fairy, and changeling left in its place. This is
the popular superstition, not in Ireland only, but
in many parts in England. .--Boston Transcript.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-31

Yankee Sullivan's trial is set down for next
week at Lennox Mass. The Boston Times
says the bail (sl,50o) will prObsbl b. forfeit
ed. for the distinguished Yankee can't afford
to lose any time ct this season Of the year.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-31

"The night comeA wherein no man can
Dork. All, reader, we have taken too little
thougt of this Perhaps you have not seen
friends, il the full flush Of rpened manhood,
with all the blessings and hopes of tbs life
clustering about them, suddenly cut down by
the rentess stroke Of the Ali Conqueror,
Perhaps you have never seen one die-hold-
ing his hand in yours while he "panted away
his breath" When you do experiance this,
this great theme will be brought nearer to
you, AS you work then, you will look at
your hands and YOURSELF
'And n,tst this body die7
This mortal frame decayl
Aud must these active limbs of mine
Lie moldering in the clay2'
The great certainty will be before you:
you will feel that soon the night cometh
wherein no man can work. You will wake
n the night watches, perhaps by the heavy
beating of your heart, and suddenly remem-
Der that friend after friend has dropped from
your side-that time with them is no longer,
and that sooner or later you will be called to
join them. And then will come thoughts Of
earthly enmities-of ungreateful friendships;
but pah them will also come the added re-
Election that this little life. which is even as
a vapor, is too short for enmites; animosities,
if you have INDUCED any, will fade before
the certainty that in the grave there is no
bitterness, no passion, no revenge. Pass but
a little while and you will be forgotten by all
save those 10 whose memories you would live,
not with disregard. not with reproach, but
with unbroken friendship. with undying
affection. Thus may it be when our night
cometh"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-31

EE There were sixty applications for d.
Vorce at the last term Of the cuyhoga Com
mon Pleas.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-31

That is of no consequence-i will fulfil In
duties Of mother 10 my child.
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FREMONT JOURNAL:

The Journal, is published ID every Saturday morn
,1g-Ofice In Buckland's Brick Building-thifd
story; Fremont, Sandusky county, Ohio.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-12
Dome stir HfssccsIrn-

he Louisville Courier learns that u man OF color,
nsbed Henry Alexander extensive sceculatOr of May
sIcs. ba'tn county Kentucky, has failed for 800 0O0
HIS sEsets were sl5 coo.
Some the Portland srd Montreal Railroad were
ces acc Oh tire Sh inssnt 10 The cent OF 81 go by
tie breaking a. an axle. No one seriously hurt
Seventy eTe horses In training IN Kentucky
tnd upvssos o. dry of them-wil DO at the Oakland
races, uhich begin Oct. g.
Czens cf Nes Orleans have resolved TO transmit to
Eobe In view 81 the ravsgee OF fever In tha, city
aid tbs iced OF cid, tAe amount contributed by that
city for New 0ilaaDa.
The Governor Of Virginia IL Is .ad Is about 10 send to
Of broad slipes Of Write blue satin ath
rch SILVER 1Dae ard elegant hsht blue dssrory which
IL held BY tho btGk If handsome slivcr eagle the
top Of the ttsf,
Several extensive lard sldes hsve lately occurred
along the iIe q tie Virginia aDd rennessee Rairosd
BY which much damage has Jsen done.
2'olcsisal survey Of hisf ouri i 10 progre IN.
Ger 1be patronage 81 the Stale conducted By Professor
svoDov avjng IL obtaoiog OF general cutpe
tThe p,ology & tie ate apd 3 br1 the mineral wealth
of the state into immediate no.ics.
NJ c. A. Ycuug residing in Columbia 8 c. put an
foa 70 his esissnce On the oth inss, py catlg his
threat nth 1920.
A meeting h,ld b. ina ciszens OF ST. Louis on .ha
"a inst % empress their Animation Of The cJurse Of
Commander II graham
On The 9Th inst rco.ch miner named Thos Icaoe.
liec a. the Washington mines Of the Cumberland
Gal Of Iron Company, thu most sbocbiag raanaer.
While Gsge3 in eettpg ont coal roof os tho uoes
eAnpop h crushing his body into almost undstin
g1Ishs6s aas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-12

SAsosnc Fvn.A. -i...,,.y s,,ssseea. . wa."al'
ss "sss ':es s'sss tom No C'osaY .tr-st q os.
wOd VIA lsssly ss.dsd tbs above nsm~d olsos aas
- 'bs tiae Of hs deesse collector Of shs Sem tss
La,%ss l. d.s wh,oA turn,d ous in full r~ssiN 90"
,spsssrnsso By isSge atsepdsucs o. msmssrs Cf eos
iscs~ the ccsrs bssrns eth them II. 8ib. AID to-
etbss Dsspia shsch latte we're eaoased Ia crAp~ 10
sn6tioh 70 tbe EaIess Lcs:: the Tsnptsr L,dgs ~ss
khssise p'eDt rs mentors dressed 10 tho piearesqus
but rot suis', hi.tosicsl's correct co.tu9s .een -
eeste~ Ia,he' that ~ hold folio Of R'oa hsod
ii, The stately Nsrmsn Knight The uAsoa. nsrcesd
10 .c'smp p-cc~asios their hssdq ss tas
uus b.r ssed brotber where fa"cesl sers,ce
Ftoep<d diog the dAsosic rtes and s'tsr
d. prs c~sced to Trc'ty Csmstry shs,e The rsusso.
0f ke tuterreS There hk- sssS "ak
ia, sr.l orrsRs oNe< Of the reat and eats o.
be oscessd sd the procession attracted universal 90
tse a. T. paced along
10 oc. ck Isl hmsD ed rhoms. shsl- 20 sgcd 80
by oocupsti isbo'er stabbed b. 80 u.kao~a man
the abdomen H~ was tas@u 70 he Nex Yo-k Hospital
by . pbcewaD, WHORE tina aeeodng suepeon D.
McC esspit a'io0 foupd ths intssases protrud
ips fsrfuiy fro the wound sh'ch = deep gash Of
c,stcspt thsue evidently made coma shsr EDGED ia
ssuu~lt The surgeon hSc great fculsv 10 rsp oioR
then IN he right poioo hat hesUiss the late tines
hu t. 90 that tina possoy escape death
tbs wooDd lot be'rg con.idered fstsl
PMrsKn DPrSsAgY Tho foo~ing L. the report OF the
efae a. u.Ies GA fema 60 p32 at thsir dwsll,ogs-
make III famaiss III Total, 7n0 Number Of
dsaths ls Whole ruuhsr Of prssri otious pat our
irg ,hs moosh, h88 L.rgast punbef Ia day, 49,
So allest nun her 98 Average, 1S3
ACCIDENTS -OD Saturday night John HIVES rus
BY sfsgs in B'osd say. ~ had Of hi. Lays
bcs+n He etteoded Or D-Forvest aud after wsrl
ssl hoI to his Ies,dsn ~ No Is james strest Ga
re tsn~ cav. young man Dsm.d N,,hoas haiooy.
atnut ,evep,een years Of nee ~ith similar acnneat
In Nir+.se. III by iGher falling upoa hin
BE ,sbtn to the Bellevue Ho ptsl BY pr'ce Off
Boyer TO THR NATrosAL MONUMENT S Samuel Hughes
i'rutrh o. New f~'e wbo died at Scoc't"a C.u".G G. >
10 1s49 the age OF rpe years. d. hs
dea'b the Of 1886 to the NAtona, Mooun sut Tut.
aun cs,ved Friday the Crystal Palace, from
Hon. Clark on C,oius Of this city.
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Ms sgloran6n.


Bark Catbarine Augusta, which s this port Oct %
1867 r Australia, a0i pat ipto J4ueiro In dlstress
where mvere Of hsr peas gared b. the fever. return
cd yesterday, her voyage having been brokon up.
LAt FCaEs-A rew ,bip o. / 90 ms, o,oi the II
Eoyes launched at Keui Cd pk the 6th lost she
l. by ro4srs Gen lore Go, OF Boeton, end Wn
10 % Jr ord Root Smith Jr Of Kenp.bank Sne oil, 10
De BY Cspt David Ectt. lato az ehio abe,ioo.
a, Ntvousyport 7th Int b hessrs Cdrritr a ro~o-
feDd Bue eahs'ni thio Of 1900 csles the Jaoez
81 owrto b Captains sDo ard poord Of 8ucesport
Me Rso hesiTa Eovsrd Peters On OF 'stnu and 10
10 b. nGIctd b. Cpt snow formerly Of sbie Russei
StUrsis
a. Rochard. 9th uli, frora tho yard az Matter VI
Gs.tres schr csltd toe Ka,s H. brook OF about tao
to1s bu'1tsp. 70 ~ cnDuanocd By Csot Vail Sna
II % By Fg.tiei PsJy Caot Holt snd othorS Atac
5,b irst from tbs sd Of HeesTs DYER ecas OF
al, cL 30 tore burtrtn 10 ccumsf dsd By Capt I'm
De,t ebd b. grIbR rne Of her conu'audsf. she iJ
tr,peipeIiy csre 20 by John BAIT acd \ 5nits
II neu thig NoptuLo vss hunchsd at Cholses, on
FT DIV
A. Rockrort No re~eptls from the yard of Mossrs
Iser Orc sctr OF I75t,ns, named John Hart after
Ter ffc ebt asfor
A. New In. don s,b ipst fron tho serd Of wm Miller
4 Co Gpe ,ohr a. 100 tona called eta Egeycrsen she
H. p.poto for the coastiog tsce the co nmard of
Cspt Wu Biveo
4. syssie pat c''orer ehlp Electric cf about 1900
to- the yard OF keesrs Iona q Grinrsn bno "a
bo commanded By Capt Ue co.
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IC4RFAN CoLoyY.-The IcGrian community cs.a-
b'ished 1T Nauvoo, III purposes to extend in Iowa,
fouLding there commune or township. A place
hes been chosen Offering excellent lands for agricnl.
tuie and gardening, good timber along river stror
enough 10 start mill or any other cugins. The
situation j. very favorable tor raising cattle. Last
fan, ten lcarans set out the Establishment durip
the wibter time Other parties followed them In
April ard July with cattle, tDols, and saving mil.
Tbey have cleared fne number of acies, planted
corn, potatoes, greens, and constructed six houses
ard come workshops. new expedition will start
this fai. and another one next spring, for tie pur
poss Of carrying prrisions OF oil kinds, and can
structiDz gfist Tnill aud lodgings Several Ger
msu lcariaps are expected ONO II these days f N
0ifiereI,. poiDtS Of America. From thirty O. City
Frnch icarians have been announced leaving Hivrc
In SEPTEMBER.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
MISCELLANEOUS.

IN DvPHY PROFgssioN I'll ERE 10 RycOG SIzgp
lt.dinf man one vbuAr Ia 20 decided TAFT
bobtdy calle que eson. chose Who Tao -t
% writing OLIVER Is GOLp3vITa s just that ianisBu-
ably prttnhep psrao std reecgozee heed u ths poo
eseion few days agl Mr. Goidea 18th oponed bis nav
ooma tho large huioirR No 1872 n,oa5way oorper IL
Franklin hTs an earnot but ioa 10 the cene'M
Pr eon fpltptur0 aud pheus ~ hor clsgsnoo sod
cnvici o. ?lt1o Not II tits ey ane Of anartmert
tsstefulty fa0douoy Gt led than shogs
occupisd mY Gldamiths writing eehoo The roons Sso
ge number togo her, provided nth nrn'turs
Of oak tic sails autuly pein'ed and ndorr cd By the
trli nIlsfvv Goiosniths asi.s pea advise ho -
who b improve their hand writing Go bear Ia mind thst
psoe In the world where he art Of psnmsn-
~ lip he scouirod shcr ag-eoably di
sly than the superb establishment of VIZ Hotds1ih
Eew cissss both for ladies' end for CONT men,
forming Home Journal
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SEGrLaR CAsE.-Chsrics L. Godfrey, OF Eppng
was yesterday brought before Horace Webster, Esq
Of his cry, U. 8. Commissioner, or 20 speak rnore
correctly the Commissioner visited the sick prisoner
az his hfdside, IN Epping He waived an ezamina
tinp, and vss ordered TO lHd bail in the sam of
s5 900 for hi~ appearance st Court 70 answer TO the
charge of procuring oeDsion papers by fraud. He
did hot ,Tocue snTe,iea; but bis physician ewing
certificate ihat be could not hear removal &c was
not committed % pri-On. re II snppOsed 70 he in
consumption; ard biz case viii probably bc trlrs
ferred 10 that higher court where siipns aad mo.
tiyoa arc weighed together, BIZ the siuo lAnighty
hand which seighs no modntsinsin scaiea, nj tho
h,'1 y balance Portsmouth,, ~. IT. Chroatcie,
Gf.so
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rnllrS raon&I1nencA

Asyess Of Daring iDsbas Officers Wilson and
cs> teht. observed ss-e~ uny come from tue
6~c'lipg bonse Ne 100 CT nton pl OCCUPIED ny Nc
srd The efiisers purrusd ,osuaa ard suocsadet
10 caltu,iag t~o of them, psmed Jobu Wiso, aud n
Jobnssn Uecn making inquiry xt this bouse, Mr.. vot
enc a,ou ed Ard NO in+d that robbers hsd just
iou that the rrguos bad visited the sles otng
OF Mr.. Vol,rd from his pEo'al oa pockets
TIN asleep N bed On the Of tho prisoners
the Ulcers found .evera sk+iesoa keys aud psir of
uippers" In <n ent nsed By bur lars u,ning
key 10 oek iou the outside The thief that esosped
vsa 'he who had pouse~si0u q the stolsn mooey
The prison we're tasoo before Justice stuart,
who con D,tted them to prison for trial
officer Msrn OF ,be Sixth ward arrestsd Joha D,rchsr
Ae-.er OF ls4sr bier allied the J.nay and. NJ
chn,g'ng Dor.cher with rsu-iDg the death of Patrick
MeNultJ Dy shooting him With pistol. In Juos last
Tho cecea I'd 1t entsred the lager ber shop Nth
several osters ard commsnctd disturbances. chen .
pistol discharged them loaded with sm Ill SCOT
groin Of which struck MeNuity tho heAd niuriag
his .bun when resulted in death few weeks after
Tbe jury found That thu decaa ed his
desih from paso .hos discharged og Iona Do,s,hse
On thu oict the Corons, issusd his OF
the officer makes the szIc.t The accused subse
qcen'iy Admitted to bail % an.war the charge.
Ezsessi,e Ia ceny az Sea Officer Anderson Of tho
Fret ward los, saturday arrested 20 Germans,
named John MienselAtagsr and Matthias Muller. .
charge fooumitdrg Ia eeuy board thu BAgan snp
Urcas Nhie ut on her passage To this port. The
seoue I'd parties charged With rosb,ng one ef shs
pssserser~ o. 90 Oo0 In money and about the same
amount 10 drAts Stree heis arrest Of ths parties
has made eevfa;n deveoreents which has led TO the
recovery OF 300 Of tho steIoa money. Tos accused par
tics tnSen before Justice Bosost Who nitted
ihsm 70 the robs 70 await tbs action Of tae United
States Comniasicnef
TO THE KDIrOs OF THE HERALD.
Please correcs toe In your paper q yescr
sing prison shsh statemept - crs thss no Sns arrest
ed Tenth street b3 two of tho prison olcer', ~hca Is
Incorrect Aoau, EIGHT o'c"ck on Saturday a'rnias my
lid
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F. Merriam.

HEALTH or CUMBERLAND, Mp.-Wo gave last
wes Ist cf the thar have occurred IL town
Of cholera. We DO add the of auy other vc
tins tha rGter-not because there have bsea no
csrth but for the that tho disease has really
and ob. fantialy lift US We willing to CHARGE all
the deaths that TO the pcstirnce that WAS
In midst Cur atmospher has been purified By
frost end the general health Of town is eooo
The same teason Of the year.-Mners Journal Sept 2
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From ReAnora Clty P,in. aud Norflik W n ths
et%smthiph DIR Re lob ~ White White Aiian,
rs ellen, wm hiiiar Leois nugoS n PHO Iotn Riley
" IN Lsk II GaTdber, = W0th John tiit l-tas u0s
cph'tnn, " Cham acsisgto Chas Haynes " l. rage,
Z uGItDt dehn ! lord nlas Elcsi " Gsht al ard
IsdT biss AiloD. gIes 0leo E5g Eiar, w ieuuine
and lsey ! P@sertyr, = Wilsea. 81 sbolsou, y
baTvrod has Jso. Hi6s Pile w n Cooke, Grif.
en- Rev MY Knys nud con, .errish q Persleb, We
boReDbor MAGE Hsnry JebRgs, whit, Mis-
Us'hswt, mrs EoDwoat q VI .te auo n 10 st.craye
From Iigt5po9i Il to eh'p Lucy homrtou.-Mrs Capt
Itbd'oea ehid nad etryant Gao Rider site Harriet
From ClessoT a tho sssr rev tagsne-Csf tsn Peter
gggttA
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IAPoRTAsT MAIL ARRAEGEsEET.-On Saturday
aftsrh,,n Or Murphy, UDed Sta'es Mail Agent arrived
beoe " Mn. be afs fo New YORK incIad .even
bona dc eDon ~ Indiana p0il, ber piDx she u.as from
tie Last II. hssal,eo from Cevolsbd via tns 3 H.
for end Indn lis ra cGds .yus
In sba that tic gioat rou from
ibis niiy No cifculiy experencsd ia forming ell
tie cor rfet'c23 asd tha Dspe.tmsn can DO
advi-,d The regular Transmission OF mule viii CON.
nfIce NO nay 7pscs In eah. ten CAV 70 rec toe
asraIg cement in operation Ihid vii be great
bitIceto she Dnbc, only here bot throughout tde
pal sen "a % oeiYsd ard disl 0ued b. t=o oc!o,k
tho afternoon. iIy hours tarer tbap by ths
lleetB- ttLs0sle, ITO heavy express mall wi DO %
eefveo o'eloei r. H. Dr M-rphy nfssms us,
'fstir fer vteks the tin from ner York to Loug-
vic VII iosta thin lbfty six hours If tho 81
sGisn bet een tho GscI0D AID Jo9sorvlc roads ca
BE- egjaattd --Ee0tsriie C9sytcr, Sztens5eT s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-12

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w Lover -prorosso, LAwT0N. Boston formerly Of IoA
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post paid pein directions 20 able adse or nIomaa
win the devoted sctons of - Of tho oppoeso
captivating that 81 married. rosYyokivs see
appearance roeit,or ard last though eaE
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