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Colonel Burr And John Randolph.

Colocel Burr, who had been Vice.
President Of America, and probably wcr.d
have been the neXt President, bu. for his,
unfortunate duel with General Hamilton
came over to England, and WAS made
known to me 10y Mr.. Randolph, of Virgin
IN, with whom was very ultimate. lie
requested would introduce him to Mr.
Gr;'ttan, whom he was excessively anx.
ious to sec. Colonel Burr WAS rot a man
Ut II very prepOSscsslmg appearance
rough.ealured, and neither dresSv nor
polished; but Il welI-itormcd, sensible
man, and though not Il particularly agree.
able, vet all Instructive comrauion..-
People in general form cx.rayagant an;
tlc!palicEs regarding eminent rerscns.-
The idea ofa great orator and All Irish
chlet carried wiki it, naturally enough,
corresponding notions ofphysical elegance
vigor and dignity. Such was Colonel
Burr's mistake, believe, about Mr.. Grat-
tan, and | took care not 20 uudecrivc him.
We went 10 my friends house, who was
TO leave London next day. | announced
that Colonel B.rr from America, Mr..
rrsnertI and the servant informed n, ,bnt
his mn>for wonid receive rs in = sLnrt
l;,~. w., wos ~ Tho n,ooe,, ,,moI, onnm'
49,, 49,. r,,,:r.ss If rorscoYnrc Rnrr,.
expectations were o.. OIL Tie alert. Ran
:otr,, o,s,, was ay,;.u. - bn nrcsen,cd
- lie r,,s. lra,t.a. and both imrat:cn,
f,~ Nv. e,.re,.s ,r Ills D.nn,iLnnos
\. lanaib tho I..,r .,.on.5 .,,I -, L.,,
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'l'LL THANK THE GESTLEMAN."--A
Kentucky traveller dining at hotel in
Albany, was annoyed by the showing of
of some Of the members Of the Assembly
who kept calling each other fron their
respective counties, after this fashion,
Iii thank the gentleman from onondsga,' y
&c; whereupon the Ksntuckian said to
the huge darkey waiter
"Tll thank the gentleman from Africa
for slice Of ham,"
This cooled off the fashion Of addressing
the gentleman from, and so, end 90.
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LANCAsTERvILLE, SC.
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 26, 1853
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

A PRINTER, to actin the capacity Of Fore
man in this Office. One who has a perfect
knowledge Of the business, may hear of a
good situation, by addressing the proprietor
of this paper. A very fair price will be paid
to one well qualified.
A Journeyman Printer can also find en-
ployment in this office. A permanent .itu-
alton and good pay.
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tV Particular attention is directed to
the advertisement Of Messrs. w. N. g. A. J..
Connors. We have examined their stock
of goods, and find it full and complete. La
dies will find there every variety Of goods
Silks, pMantillas Worsted goods, Ribbons,
Shoes, Gloves, &c; and for gentlemens' wear,
they have fine lot of ready made Clothing,
fine calf bosts, gloves, &C., Call and ex-
anime.
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t=Y- COURT here adjourned on Thursday
evening last. We have never been present
in any of our towns during the sitting of
Court, that we have seen the citizens more
orderly, and well behaved, than we have at
this time. 1t speaks we'll for the good con-
duct, and temperate habits of our people.
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EscAPE or PRwoHERs.---Three prisoners
escaped from the Darlington Jail, via: Brig
man, under sentense Of Imprisonment for an
aggravated assault on female, Nelson Per.
heil and - Farmer, who were arrested
and 10 be tried Ht the present term for some
petty offences. The escape was Ingenious
ly effected, and ir such manner as implied
no want Of vigilance on the part of,he Jail
OF. There isn't the shadow Of doubt that
the iDdefatigable Sheriff will have them
safely cribbed again shortly.
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Shitur,s

GopEY's LADrss BooK for November came
70 hand last week. The Editor, Mr.. Co
dey asks the question '---''Hays we kept
our promise 10 the public : Is not The
Book better aow than It ever was r Ger
tally you have. We had thought years
ago that there YVES no room for improve
meut, still The Book apPsars better ssery
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LARGE ~OTToN STALK.

We have in our Office, n cotton stalk
which grew on the plantation Of our esteem-
ed friend, Capt. James NJ. Ingram. We are
CO nfidenuy assured, that it measures Is feet
in highth. The largest part measured 8
inrhes in circumference. Negro Ben, the
carpenter, swcsrs it is no cotton stalk. His
conclusion is formed from the unusual size.
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II is announced that the Rev. Edward
Beecher ID. D., son of Rev. Beecher, will
soon issue treatise on Theology, entitled
"The Conflict OF Ages or ths. Great De
bate on the Moral Belations 81 God and
Man" Itmaintains the pre-existsncs Of
man ere he became denizen Of this
cloudy plsnet,
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tV TIE Theatrical season in Charleston
commences about the first Of Ncvember.-
Arrangements have been made to secure a
first class stock Company, and many of the
leading stars will display their effulgence on
the boards the coming Winter.
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MARRIED, on Wednesday evesing, The
Ieth inst, pt ths Scotch Church, 81 The
Rev. Df. Forrest, Mr.. ID. ID. c0hSTOCK, and
.aiss MARTHA VICTORIA C0LBURN.
e.asd-d.aghisr Of ,. 8. ccibura, Esa- al
of Charleston.
Also, 10 Grssnweod, on the lsth Instant,
By the Rev. Mr. Bruneon, Msief.a aeAsfal
WM. u. KiLCREASE, Of Florida, 70 Mlsa
RH0DA Y. WALLER, Of Grcerwood.
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R- THE "Graffe," published at Raleigh
IN. C., and editsd bv w, ,Mlhitsk1r Esa:
cd. We hope the Proprietor may realize a
support commensurate with the merits of
his paper.
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Mr.. James MsAan, residing In Cooper
county, Missouri, eighteen miles from
Boonvills, is now about eighty-tvo ysaFs
snd Elk months old, aud living With his
fifh wife. He has twelve children, AL BY
he fret wife, one hundred and nine grand
children, ssventy-eight great grand chill
aFen- among whom srs tifty three voters.
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tR Mr.. NIcKERsoS, the Proprietor Of
the New Hotel in Charleston, (the Mill'I
House,) gives notice that the hotel will be
open for the reception Of visitors, OH the lst
ofneXt month.
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H1- DR.. Ives, formerly Bishop Of North
Carolina, is reported to have finished his.
controversial work, containing his reasons
for going over to the Roman Catholic
faith.
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~ The house in which Benedict Ar
mold, the traitor, was born, in Norwich,
Conn.,, has been pulled down within few
days. -
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A PRESENT.

Our thanks TO Mr.. John Foster, Of Lands
ford Mills for the present of flour sent US
We found it excellent.
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COM M ERCIAL.
LATEST DATES.
Charleston Markets.

SATURDAY MossrSs, Oct 81, g
COTTON.-Thsrs wss good dssi, 80
for this article to-day, the sales having ress
ed fully 1900 bales, at extremes Tangin1 4.
from 81 70 10 esnts.
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NJ A R RIAGES.

Till Hymen Jrot HE love delighted hopr,
There dweItno JOY in Edea's rosy bowcrl
The world was sad,--the garden was sa I'd;
And man, the hermit sighed--tlli woman
smiled Campbell
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lF SEE the advertisement signed Jas.
NJ. Steel. We are told by one who ought
to know, that the mine on the place is very
rich indeed.
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w ADVERTISERS are requested to hand
in their favors before Tuesday. Our paper
goes to press on Tuesday afternoon.
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COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAmRoAp-Tbe
South Carolinsn saws tkSt the Ra;lru=a
between Columbia and Augusta is . fixed
fact.
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iB- WE received no papers from Char
lesion by Fridays mail.
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CoLunHlA. Ort 0i

COTTON.--At the date Of our previous
weekly report Of the cotton market, we no.
tiesd that quiet but steady demand prevail
cd for the article, 81 prices yssy;ng from
~ TO 81 eSAts.
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YORKvILLE REMEDY.

The compositor thinks we sometimes
write illegibly. May be SO. Sopposc We
will have to bear it.
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|" WE genearlly pay our letters, and
would thank those writing to us to do tho
same.
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GE There is a lazy fellow in the west
who spells Tennesse, 10 A C.
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Acknowledgements.

WITH thanks we acknowledge the receipt
Of the following amounts in payment Of sub
scription for the Ledger:
Jacob Plyler, Jacksonham to Dec. ~ "a
p. Z. Perry, Long Street, to Aug. lG "a
James Ivy, Belair TO Aug l6 '5t
VIM. Poag, Pleasant Valley, to Oct. ~ "a
J. ii. Wilkinson, ii. Rock, to Jan. 10 81
X. Moscly, Hickory Head, to March 25 "a
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Fort Loo,0ur, Oct. , 1903.

Fort Loo,our, Oct. y 1908
IL Mr.. LrDoEk b obserVat,e',.es 49,
hearing, I think il was about ne ",' .s. n
n,., rss, tb,t tAa. there cans into this COM
Snn;,v , .nl.odid schem, fthe grand con-
.nn',,s ] ,p,,.rv or lotkries Of Baltimore
ssUnn somaa'sa .rs I've tno men 1uch eaptvated with
.,n nU a.. ,h,t 40 m.6 money could be OBJ
t.ined with 90 lits, SO they agreed 70 Iorh
. eopartn.r.hip> >hd try their luck ihey
op.ned their I6cket books, examined every
nn.L A. .ndl6ld, and could just raise three
so,I.r. o,N, and enough to pay the postage
They I'D not money enough to get TWO
ti,.I I% in the $50 900 or $50 900 scheme
.ofhcy struck for the $4,000 Prize. Their
money would buy six tickets, and they were
sure one would be the lucky ticket. The
as 900 would make them rich, and they
would then strike for the $50 or 100000,
and be rich at once so off goes their money
and presently here comes the tickets, and in
about two weeks, the drawing is over, and
here is. the return three of the tickets
have drawn one dollar each, making three
dollars deduct lb per cent, gives them TWO
dollars and ffty-fiye cents, so they arc MI
nus three dolurs and forty-ive cents. Such
luck disheartened one Of the Company, so
he sold his interest for one dollar and ten
cents, to third man. Now the new firm
made bank Of three dollars, in order to try
their luck. If they make a fortune or fail,
you may expec. to hear from me again.
lam your humble servant
JOHN SLY.
ABOUT CuBA.-Ion, Of the Baltimore Sun
/, ono Of his recent letters, says:
aThe Buffalo party is everywhere gain
ing strength, and the country is thus becom'
ing prepared to meet the great and pregnant
Cuban question.
"The anne 1ation Of Cuba, rs free State
has already become 4 popular measure al
the North, and no party there will oppose H.
The question will be brought upon us in fu'
force, during the present administration, ano
il is already known the hards and the nH'
tional wings will vote with the s"fts' and
the auti-slavery men Of all shades, in the cx
tension ofthc area of freedom, by bringing
into the Union more free territory. The
North will, according to present appearance
es, be united on this subject.
"Great Britain 10 about preparing the wa!
for the emancipation of the slaves in Cuba
and thus half the work Of the Northern pei"
ple will be done to their hands. tits prob
able .hat even the next Congress will have
to face the question in some form"
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GaS- A large number Of new buildings
re erecting 10 New Orleans, and the
ISOLATED city SLOW beginning TO recover
oIn the ELECTS Of the yellow fsvsr.---
q usiness Of all kinds is resumisg is vont-
sd activity
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send the wagon. So ended u Hsn -
lation, as ascertained by yS,aM sly
want, lt
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per year. "A. Cooley, Philada
GRAHAh's AMERICAN MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
This is the title Of an old friend, who
pays rs visit punctually every MONTH
The winds of November are cool, so our
friend has anticipated the November visit
by calling last week. In spite of Autumn
nal clouds.our friend wears a happy, smil-
ing face his conversation varied, animat-
ing and very interesting. He will visit
any one by being renuncrated for his
trauble and expence. His price is only
three dollars a year, in company with the
Ledger he visits for two dollars. His
lodging house is at
G. r. GRAHAM'S Philada.
ECLECTIC MEDICAL JoURNAL.-The Octobf
Number has been received. Publish~fin
Cincinnstti, o. by
DR.. r. s. NEWTON.
Soil OF THE South, for October is well I'LL
ed with valuable agricultural matter.
Price one dollar per year
ELLIS g. LOMAX, Columbus, Ga.
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Fmsr AFrER ALL. = An Irish gentleman
having a party to meet at = tavern, ex-
claimed, on arriving, finding the room
empty
80 / am first after ALL"
The waiter informed him that he was
mistaken; that his friends had been there
but were golS.
"Very well" replied the Hibsrnran,
"then have made no. mistake; for as
they we're all here bsfoye Inc, surely / was
Tight in saying was first after. aH."
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month. No lady should be without Go
dey's Ladies' Book. To subscribers Of the
Ledger, we will furnish Il at two dollars
per year. "A. Cooley, Philada
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-08
EobensacEs Liver Pillsl

\" pan ni iic stsitui more liable o dsoa-. Than the
LIVER, uscfviuc hleref purity blood or giving
Hf proper s'ceton tu hs bile, se'hst any dc'ion ot
ih. Liver affects hr ohof Important parts of The systr
la1 results v4Iiousy DO Liver Complaui- I4ulice
pepsni Ne We should therefore, watch every symptom
lei msht Indicate wrong actun of the tl,cr those
Fis hHng composed Ut ROOTS and Ns furnished hy
nntue Goo heal the sirk riuc y, rat ENPEcIDR ANr
which ansm"nis the secretion from The Pulnou4r, mueu
membrane o. promotes the discharge of socfotsd ntttr
second, n ALtEkAilNt, which changes suma neslii-
cable nni insen-aie m1nner She certain u be
rysirm ihifds TONIC, which gvos tone aud strength
10 tc nervous SYSTEM onewtug heulih virur 40 an
pate o the body. Fourth, aCAIHARriC, which sets In
perfect harmony with be ohrr Ingredients. and operating
90 the Bowels, aud 1ong thu whole mas ofrarupf
't4e1 matter aud purifying tho blood winch dosro,s DIS
case aud restoies health.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-08
BrOadCloths,
HEREISYOUR REMEDY.
Holloway's Ointment.

PERSON % YEAR- or AGE CURED OF a BAD
Lie OF liilNlN ltAh'@ SlANblAe
On. lf l.f,s, e,s NJ IA gs5. grf.r r ffs frrHs -
Kt.t. III. rrer Hsra.f. f.If aass 1f4s ll.l f-.f
-r d,,..
Sr-f .f.ri fir asfaf 100 fhfs yr4rs from a bad l-r
Oh, .0. 4. ... . ....,. 20 ~. lt.l.,
.-...,... ..I..... ..,. t.i "a go d., ,
idlIH H.ff .rrIrrn. at, benz. and
ft..,frIl ..i r.. .....f
..f... o.. tl. ....... ,.... r...f. ..t l.....
I'D .tre ID. ... .I,..f D.. limo. fh.f
not aiiar.sed % NaulI ct.aItIHr 0itt
.-.... tyt anus
THE fruIa or fh. statement r.n Boz verified s Aif IS T.
" i''' '''f 49, Hnh'i -i.'i i"i'ff'hrii'
a uKEApFU bad BEE ts1'CDEEnI N OtEMONIH.
ifacf cf itf.r rom NJ ffrik IarHsr " ffasiar,f.
hesf. iaiof g.. $500, i-l.
30 rrl'esfoI naIuW.lt
.arair--Ny VITO bat suffered FROM Hsa It.asts more
iu $50 w.t-, aai tufHs che vh4 HruUl h.d tH- best
rDriI t.. nifHre 1l' a io Hn H-t. u.t.- Hror. lra
'd H1 aNlui wound Boz nY o@n rs H} SOM unnfs. fea
ciac Oh t.tHHrd a-aa tn u-e tnlf ral. lai ilrfu.rt
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MAclLH CANFELu. So. d o. Coeu,ie. = ir. 8 s.
lullEl /. Cu suuth Wuaff nafulr ion
swim BRIGGS
tl7HEN, $50 l9i. Rltcf Street, Toy. S. y
A. 81 HtNuNNN X. % Depot, Utiru.aufah,
tHA- sii $50. l,. Monrc.L
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WALKER a WHITE.
Gold and Silver Watches,

( 'NNF lAfAlA uu hlNu a' store 81 street.
pa u.d 20 my order, ant consequently .tl them mash
fheHri t0 can be- hnu.h eisw h-tr. Gold atchrf b.
hoe, 90 s -l lnd upwards.
ht'' al" oltnos" tcri heavy Ruilfuad tmsf' lo.-a
Ni' imported 1 m}feli e,po s f shat purpose and Dos
sflntA ih~ pitiefeucr urcr a % others
L ! : - IL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-08
A VILLAGE FARM

TON > ALB.
l''h sale adjoining The Village Plat of Wa.n., on r.
the most pisndid ians lathe whole Ne.,ern e,,,
containing hive hundred acres. said fam ~ capsbe Co.,
ouens annually ave thousand bushels Of gfain ana -
ing -unme and winter $50 head horses and ratte 1
Hlmee OF aupan contains about 500 ahAbsnts s, ,,
urge "o'eis and uine stores There railroad row if5
ing wfhin about me Of said farm, which Win r,,ne
WIN boston nnd New York. The state Prison is bn L,
NHupun Is beautiful and thriving village andss h..i
as any portion OF New England said tam A. q, ,9
l91,t Gao be equally weli managed one farm or a rh
""'s' fefhaps % would not DO too nurh 10,
thii % mo iifti Nith such splendid locaf,, 49, ~
lh9 "lE'aso' OF sentoel soeiety, yer, ieifop mn,
mal ofothefsise. f' inquire ~
FARNUM A SUMNER.
April 18th. ls52 'u"''' Wisconsin
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PANKORITE."
Myers Extract OF NOck Rose
Prf,eyFyEFS OF TslE HOOD.

.n Inv ilushIe Rcnsl, fot Oh SCROtULus DISEASES
Iotisa-tuu Salt hheum, SICK " .ndaehc, tankrr,
Nursing Sore Month, and General Dsb'vi
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'' '' $500. a.. 49,, -. r. .o, p.,,.-,-,s
OF nno- Acene'n- 10 lno "'ni'l' o' ''''u 'S''''''
- N9eh N..r t...t = unc9g ~. '.n;. s,o,.....
'"''"R "''"'"'" "a 70
sTATrNrNr or RFV T.. D.. wARRrN.
49, d. t',,., i,,',,-i N,, f,.,io, tlI relative
''' OF " 5 as ..,i' s ,1a5 OF , Rock ' ese
. o. T" ~ - - -. ,.s ,l,'r 4, ',i tbs ,er,n,
r,s'l.t,.".,f NJ, W,er.,Rot.K EosEsNKlfP n vst.sn.
.'', iI-,moNt, 10y luo nanu. u.o'' u" ' "
y,t , ,sg, anil i,,,t / l,,. s,oi.,ies h. aed
; 1 NV ~" ;,,',,4 :, I'D, lls ,,,,,. AMI ,,,i,sts
friend. 10 The community q Which 'e,s. os s,,9'' ID"
u'eu'''h N'' lo.'l.i-'u INNS,
cause hh'e' as liingria N'l' 10y H'.' '''n , '3
@ e,l ny ,ge 'nc S,ry. ,., t,'ssil the f,n
q qseAerg a.. h.sa sd a. .s9 o 10 9 gs. se1e
'hs eh't.e'etoi A's aoee ct 'he a''en oac,' @,
,.s us'"- , IKE 49, KY.
re..oa ta pia, iora 80 ls.l,,nnse.n
HE tlNl ~ .,,.......i. .r
l."l. N'i' ~" -i..' '1' i'' '...i 'i'N
," ,i'-i''', u.u ,l'''u' a"N
s',9' 'a.'. ~ '' 'ui'','o a- -, ' 10, wye
/ i - ,... a. ~ - -., 49, d. m, o., ...,.,.
n,.'9 l., 's.' ,he a." Sy'un n'', -.o- ,
,r5,hs s,,bi ,-,5, of tlc ,,.,ng, =, d.. rs,. nd de-
'un,' ~ 81 ',e''l," were ie.'.Iel 10 ','''
s''V 90! 'f''''' '.'
ma'e hlg-a'n-- maj I4's rA'l vac e". p', 70"
[ ~ Nf'e ~ mon" ~ '.'N '9.' .' -'
/ w 4, -t.r t,Ir a. .,l.- H.
~ t,i.. g 'sia95en''n's ga SiNN We Al'Ar" ' -
H' ''"-''' 'D"'i M. w..
il"t ts Do .e'nr 20 - in a. my ODD once
''.s ..,eI ,,.o'a- A,ol' ,'. i. N.,'
ola hrmnfi OF very severe t,pe, tie irn.f % wing nsc
on M p'iis OF he sof'e' 3n. ien -oila ipeanns
l 1''.' w. a. F'if a' ~ =. 20 ' N'- t''- ''u s'"l 'N
az 'N. M,N'n I'VE "7 NN"'i If-'i' 'tieA si D. OF"
"'o M ,'. 40 l',.on " s'.ne 1u' ,on9 i''i -.''
. | .''.- ''' 'Nl ''i -l."f A .'t7f ' guy ''' E"
,'eN ~ -ll =" 20 u.' go '''l N'a''' h' N'
il- l "'i I'. ''a 'i DNl sl' "Af i'u p" nt'.'h
lNf i"Nif .''' t"t 800 o"t nor 'i N'N "'a '''tns
",3 i'Ni'0'
ms lAf ,ttsheh Ae thAl N' "'cH zoe, is-efsfd sc-
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-08
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