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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21

ToNESS PANTOsOoPE OF CALIFORNIA, TN
Plains and Salt Lake, now exhibiting 81 Hels OAe06
day and Saturday Afternoons ct o'clock The nese -
nifcent painting from
yIyrEEN HUNDRED DAeUERRHorYPA.
Taken shs purpose, A9t1o
and proprietor during overland journey Of 80O mia
representing to the life Indians, Mormons, and CaS
Mans and the most magnificent scenery in the world.
fny descriptive lecture by he artist and mu
will enven ,he exercise. Tickets. cents reserved ssa
50 centS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21

WALLAcK RE-NoTIcE-LAURA KEENHs
w benefit will take place Tuesday Nov. "a, which
occasion she will appear In the comedy of the HoNkY
MOON-Juliana aura Keene With nrst time this seAsoAs
the musical edetta of THE PET OF TIE PErrIC0AI0
Paul. Laura Keene Box book now open.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21

S,OR BREMEN.-THE BREMEN MAIL STEAMSHIP
HANsA, Capt. l.. Geerken will leave for Bremen Tues
day. Nov ~ at u O'Clock at noon, from her PIER IS North
River Prices Of passage,
First cabin. 800
Sec ond cabin IS
No freight will be Saturday For freight or
passage apply to OELRlCHS CO., SO Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21

THE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART, COZ.
aining series of two hundred authentic paintpEs hP
the most celebrated Italian Spanish Flemish and rrsa
masters from Guido de SienDe "a D. 1911 down to HorAe9
vernet for exhibition At S4S Broadway nsaQ
Union Park. Admission, Is CENTS Exhibition hours fron
A.. N. TO lOP N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21

DOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANDEs,sE Il MOO.
IL die Commander. This new aud powerful steamer win
ss from the Britieh and North Royal Mail ste.
Packet Company dock At Jersey City Saturday l7h
Of December Passage for drs ouy
uor whor there exceent 81 fnoludinx
provisions and stewards fec but without
which be obtsnsd board Frssh AZ
satae. Apply 70 K CUHARp No tspovlins Grasc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
- New Orleans via Havana sailing as2 o'clock M from
pier foot OF Warren street. the government ma
This company intend to despatch en- Monday Nov 2ssh
the steamer CRESCENT CITY, Captain Rodney Baxter
Freight taken New Orleans at forty cents cubic foot
Specie only taken freight to Havana.
Shippers will BE- furhihed with the blank form Of BILL Of
ladipg, rigned by this company, on application
NO bills Of lading signed after the sailing OF vessel
For freight PASSAGE apply at the oce OF the
III West street NJ. o. ROBEkr3.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27
ORG 4 NIZE!

Are our Town and school-ii>trict Commit
tees throughout the County aware that they
have WORK to DO? Are they alive TO the
Importance of bringing ont every wing vote !:
Our plurality in the County last year was not
largc. and was obtained only hv the laborS
of u.dirai,.qI rhigS. We can easily increase
our majority this year by several hundreds,
and We can as easily, by negligence and over
confidence, lose it entirely, and suffer our
opponents to defeat Us. Wing town and dis
trirt Committees it rests with you entirely.
whether a fall vote shall be given, and a vic
tory secured.
In Your exertions to elect the right sort OF
Representatives DO not neglect YOUR State
and County tickets. but see to it that every
whig casts >trai ght-out. 'un>cratchcd" whi-
vote. Reconcile all your differences, throw
aside all personal and sectional preferences,
and Civ" Yourselves. for the few remaining
DAYS before the trccmcn'S meeting. 10 the
work O. maintaining the a>crnlcncv of right
prin. iilc> IN The Couniv and the State.
An EXcUE-I"N.-Tncm members OF the
Sabbath Schools OF all denominations in LYME
and ThcrtorI, with their parents. made an
excursion ly Railroad to this place on thc
l9;h They numbered but So les than lono
I
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27
He CAL EDO y A n.
Fleet THE STATE TICKET.

The Wing State Ticket was not elected
las: year by the people, yet there were " hIgs
enough who staid at home in one or two OF
the strong Wing Counties to have done it
We hope they will be out this year, and IN
force sufficient to carry in the ticket by a
handsome majority. How this may be We
cannot now determine, but let others do as
they NAV, we trust the Wings in the north
crn section of the State have made up their
minds to do their share towards eiiectlng this
desirable result. 1t is an easy matter for the
Wings of Vermont TO carry their ticket over
all opposing elements. We have but to set
about it to do it. a full Wing vote i'll Yer
mont is surely Wing victory. Carry the
State Ticket IN The popular rofe, Let tins
be the aim and the resolve of all Wing and
it will be done Wings of Orleans, Essex and
Caledonia pass round the word-eiect Tie
State Ticket on the 9Th day Of Sspten6T.-
Will YOU do it? jog your neighbor and tell
him the State Ticket must be elected this
wear and that his help is needed Enlist all
WHY'S in the work, and with their presence
at the polls it will surely be accomplished.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27
THE SENATE AND HOUSE.

We entreat all wings to remember tie I'M
iortance of securing the Senate and House
This point in the present campaign must not
be lost sight Of Itmay be the turning point
in the result There may be no choice OF
the State Ticket by the people, though the
Wings should aim to make it certain IN the
popular vote Yet, as there was none
last year. there is some reason TO lear
lest there be none this. If there should be,a
United States Senator is TO be chosen, and
in this We shall not be safe without both the
House and Senate.
Our opponents are unusually visilant this
wear They manifest an itching ambition to
defeat the Why's. and are bending all their
energies to obtain majority in the LeglS!a-
ture. They are therefore trying to SOW dis
cord in our ranks, to divide the Wings IN the
i choice Of Senators and Representatives, by a
resort to all manner of expedients; side Is
sues, local projects, &c. In one place, they
are valiant for the Maine Law, in another ,as
valiant against it, There is but one way &c
crush all their plots and counterplots, and
that is ior the Wings to go Strai ght forward
and by united vote elect the regular Wing
candidates
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27
ELEt" rIONS.

Tr>>Is~rr.-A Louisville despatch ~ay>
that johnson. democrat. * elected Govrrno,
Ky about 2ooo majority. The Congressional
delegation stands } to >. The Legislature !.
strongly Whir.
NI>>"rEl.-Thc ofiirial returns from tn,
two district, in Missouri. in which additional
members OF Congress have been chosen. con
firm the election of the Wing candidates in
each, hv a handsome increase OF the Vii.
vote. The delegation in Congress from Mis-
souri, now stands four Whi@> two democrats
and one Bcntonian-Bcntnu himself
kr>rrCkY.-Thc Legislature OF this state
will be strongly Wing. In the Senate the
Wing majority will be S-onlv } in the last
Senate. In the House n Wig majority
last wear only Ia. Five Why's and five dem
ocrat> have been elected to the the next Con-
"rc>S-no change from the last. The Wings
lost two Congressional Districts by running
two candidates in each one of which. "avc
some l2ooWhi = majority the other 5000 The
Louisville (kv.) Courier. commenting on
the result in the Statc.>avS We again send
greeting to our friends throughout the Union,
that KENTUCKY Is WIG ALL OVER.
NEW YORK CITY-Thcre were go deaths
IN New York for the week ending the Goth
PHI of the number by >un-Stroke 1t is
quite unhealthy there now. though there ex-
ISIS no general epidemic disease.
PAs>CMr>IC SAVINGS BANK-Those in
tending to make deposits about this time are
reminded that all amounts received bv the
treasurer on or before Thursday next (Scpt.
lSt,) draw interest from that date.
We understand that the first dividend will
be declared early in September, after paving
which, and the expenses Of the institution.
there will still remain handsome surplus Of
profits to the credit of the extra dividend"
fund.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27
Russia and Turkey.

The latest news from Europe looks more
peace-like than the preceding From the
character of that. war seemed quite probable
if not certain. 1t now appears that the Gar
has accepted the terms proposed by other
powers. and is inclined TO peace. In this he
is wise He was in the wrong. The judy
mcnt of the world was against him, and had
he persisted, he would have encountered an
alliance more powerful than that 10y which
Napoleon was overthrow in his great and
last encounter at Waterloo, On some &c
counts war in Europe seemed Desirable
Several smaller States are painting for free
dom. They were looking forward TO the time
when the mighticr powers should become IN
volved in hostilities for a fortunate moment
to strike for republican institutions, and free
dom from de>poti>m- Millions >ympathize
with these struggling, but still oppressed
states, and hoped the time was near at hand
when they might sunder the chains by which
they are bound Continued peace IN Europt
darkens their prospects and tries their pa
,ence 1t may after all, be the best for them
Had war broken out, involving France, Iur
KEY, England, Russia and other great pow
ers. an end would have come, and whatever
progress the lesser powers might in the meal
time. have attained in the march of freedom, i
would then bc arrested, and hv a combined
Effort OF crowned heads, the feebler State
sent back to their original and atlect comb
ton, mere subjects OF the will and caprice OF
the greater powers, Europe is not Yet read.
for freedom, and until right notions of liber
ty become more prevalent, and powerful {
nough TO overthrow portion of the large
powers, We shall, We fear, look in vain for tn
permanent establishment Of republican gov
ernmen:s in Hungary, Italy, Germany, an
the other small States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27
Orleans, Caledonia and Essex Counties.

II is within the power of the Wings TO elect
their county tickets in these three counties
Essex failed, in part last wear. but will not
this, ii the Wings of the County try in ear
nest. and are united y a whole, the Tick
cts are cool worthy the cordial support OF
the Whig>,and We are glad to know that they
are very generally acceptable, and con>e-
uuentlv look with confidence other success
But success will not follow without steady. IL
nitcd and per>cvrring work on the part of
the Wings OF these Counties Feeling the
Importance Of clcrtin- United States Scna-
tor Of Tie right politics. and of making sure
ofthc State Ticket in case of lis failure in the,
popular vote. surely 10 VII. in these Coun-
ties will withhold his vote from these Tickets.
or fail to Use hi best cxcrtions % make sure
their success
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27
RAILROAD MATTERS.

The meeting of the Pas>ump>ic Directors
in Bc>ton lat week was for the purpose of
maturin" plans for the procurement "i the adj
ditiontl means necessary for the extension of
the Road to Drrhv Line and to adopt meas
urc> :or securing the ri.lt of wav. At an
early Meeting Of the directors it was voted
not 10 proceed in the enterprise unless the
right {" way could first le secured. They
will not 90 forward nj i"rt Ia rmharra>>ncnt>
and unnecessary expense. The way must
- made clear before the Road i finally L.
.lt"d. >rrh.t no linn ou> contests can possibly
ari>v thereafter. Measures are % Ne taken
Immediately to ascertain II this can be done.
Another plan ma,urcd at the above men
toned meeting. was the plan Swallowed forth
in Tie advertisement for a meeting of the
Stockholders OF the Pa>>ump>ic Road. Alter
the FIST 5000. GOO Of >tor, is raised it is pro
posed To secure the rrmtinin. 500, 0o" tv a
guaranty trrtn Roads below of 6 per cent
dividend upon it; l. t. the earnings Of the
Road are to be divided upon all the stock e
uuallv. but if the dividend shall fall short of
per cent. per annum, these Roads are to
makeup the deficiency upon the So" ,oo",-
This plan. it will be seen at a glance, super
sc les all necessity for bonding the Road
The several Boards Of Directors of the Roads
below were to meet this week to act upon the
question of furnishing this guaranty.
The balance of the $500, 900 unguarantied
stock is not Yet taken, but some progress has
been made and active efforts are to be con
tnued to procure 1t.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27
Excur-icns 20 Ne!y York.

There are some intimatons that bv an ar
rangcment of the Railroads running into New
York, excursion parties to visit the Crystal
Palace. may he taken at reduced fare An
arrangement Of this kind would undouhtcd-
" crafty many dc>irous of witnessing the
Exhibition but feel unable to do so at full
travcllin. fare. Articles are still arriving
for the Exhibition and will continue to do 50
for some time to come. 1t is also unhealthy
in the city at this time, and should excursion
parties be got up, October will be early e.
nourh.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27

eS We intended, before this TO have IL
iuded to the remarks of Mr. Hevwood. of Bos-
ton, at the StanStead meeting, unon the ,b,r
ae'er OF the Railroad Route between this
place and Stanstead. He is an experienced
Engineer. lie passed over or near the con-
templated route, and took especial pains to
examine It, lie said in substance that tho
route was favorable, the valleys running ,be
right way, and the grades would be casio,
than ordinary, and different from the un.,nd
"o"h character of many of the Roads in New
England lie further remarked that he wa,
surprised at the richness of the country and
the way business that would be secured D.,
the Road The Road, too, would run 70 ,
large place insuring heavy through bus;
ness
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27
DEFERRED NEWS ITEMS.

GREAT FEAT IN PEGGIHG SuoES.-Two
young men in North Danversc, Mass, on
Thursday week, pe""ed one hmdred ami
sir'y pairs of women's spring heeled shoes
working only ten hours. This is probably
the greatest performance ever recorded in
this line. The names ofthc parties are Alex
anier Steele and John j. Bunker
C. The small pox has appeared at the
Sandwich Islands and the infection extern i've
" snread. Commissioners of the Publ,
Health have been appointed and vaccination
extensively rcsortcd to.
TEsA~.-A corrc> pondcnt Of the New
York Times estimates that upwards OF two
hundred thousand emirrants have settled in
Trxas during the past year. Next to rail
roat!s. which are attracting good deal of no
tice in the State, common school education,
receives the LARGEST share Of the public at
tention
"a The citizens of Manchester hv vote
of3lr TO c.. have decided to annex to thci,
present terrtorv the adjacent villages of Am
oSkeag in Goifstown, and Pi>yara1uog il
Bedford. They have permission to DO so t,
act Of the Legislature.
e." The las; down tram from Burlington
nn the Vermont Central railroad, ran off III,
rack al Roxbury, on the 18th, but we do 10
learn that any person was Injured.
II The po'ato rot has appeared badly il
Connecticut.
"a The present assessed value of proper.
" IN the citY of Boston is $3.50, G10,GH Q,
si.ses to every lnhahitan. n tbs .l',
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27

A CoMET-A comet has been visible in
westerly direction for few evenings past
1t appears to the naked eve to be about 81
feet in length. Prof Bond describes the
comet as follows: Its nucleus is of the bright,
ness of star of the third magnitudc-a tail
OF one or two degrees in length can also be
distinguished extending upward. This in.
terestlng object has been observed by astron.
omerS, for one or two months past. durino
which time it has been gradually increasina
IN brightness. It's distance from the su, !.
now thirty millions of miles, but from the
earth 1t Is two or three times more remote,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27
$aO.924 o.!

Here /, an argument WHY the Whi- party
should he sustained in Vermont. This sum
i inst the difference between the state eX-
prn>cs of Vermont and our nci.hhoring state
Of New Hampshire. For the last .hrrc wears,
bv the official table of expenditures Vermont
WHY'S have spent on an average for this time
S3092i OF IrS>
than have the lorotoco> of New IIamr>hire-
maxim. for the three wears the gross sum of
s9".1... 10Y!
The two States are s. about the same size
and population The l"ro,oro State Con
vcn:ion resolved that their party ought to be
put in power because Whig Vermont spent
more than Iocofoco New HAMPSHIRE Their
argument is iloorcd by the official documents
and the people will be likely to floor them
also
This is a true statement of the case. and
we appeal Ito men of all parties if it is not in
itself a good reason why they should vote the
Wing ticket, and thus continue in operation
a strict system of economy in the affairs of tn,
State. The locotocoS fired at random whcr
they charged the Wings Of Vermont with
expanding more money than do the New
Hampshire locotocos They did it without
looking at the figures. They presumed they
might humbug somebody by this stale charge
"a charge that has been repeated for the las
ten years, but never proved. And now witt
the figures in hand, the tables are turned up
on them. We therefore say,give again to the
Wings that power which they have so lon2
exercised TO the advantage Of the people.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27
OUR COUNTY CONVENTION.

Our Wing County Convention was good
one. We have not attended better one for
a long time The Town House was full
The old and the young were there, all appa-
rentlv jealous for the maintenance of their
time-honored principles. We had also excel
lent speeches. All things betokened the ex-
istence Of the right state of feeling in our
ranks, and glorious victory on the 9th of
September next. Roll on the ball, good
friends, and Caledonia County will again be
Whin.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27
Town Committees and Others.

While it is expected every Wing Town
Committee will be active, and do his utmost
to have every Wing vote polled, let each
Wing constitute himself a committee to Sc
cure the same end. A week only from next
Tuesday brings around the day of our annu
al election.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER6,

Is the day OF oar annual State election. Let
no VIII. forget it or fail to be at the polls
and vote the regular Wing Tickets. Heed
not the solicitations OF false friends or open
enemies 20 do otherwise
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27

AcCIDENT.-An Irishman was killed at
Wells River on the 18th by the falling of a
bank of earth upon him. He was at work on
the branch track connecting the Passumpsic
with the White Mountains Railroad. His
name we could not ascertain.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27

s8 We have seen specimen of the "a
merlcan Commercial Gutta Percha PEN"
manufactured by Messrs Schlesinger, New
York. 1t is coated with gutta percha, which
prevents its corrosion by the ink, and is said
to be pointed with patina, Price 81 per
gross, or 30 cents a Dozen GEO. DOWNING
is the agent for this place.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27

ANOTHER Corn SToRY-Mr. d. P.W1L.
COMB, of Paddock's Village,,hi town, brough,
INTO our office the other day, stalk of corn
measuring II feet 4 inches. This beats all
the corn stories yet.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27

1HRESHING RANDALL &
WIIIrrLE, of this town, have made several
important improvements in Threshing Ma
chimes. They intend to exhibit their improv-
ed Machine at the Vermont State Fair.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27

E Votes for State and County officer.
have been forwarded from our office to some
Wing in each of the towns in Caledonia and
Essex Counties.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27

s1 An error occurred in our last, in pub
fishing the names of the Wing Town Com
mlttec for DanHille. Lyman Stearns ,bonld
have read LYMAN S7FvyHs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27

IHE CHoLERA-The cholera is ragnc
terribly in Cuba, and the slaves are dying in
vast numbers. 1t has also appeared in Cum
berland, Maryland,and fourteen persons have
died of the disease Many q the citizens
have fed the place
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27

E The yellow fever is extending beyond
New Orleans. 1t has appeared at Mobile
Natchez and Vicksburg. Over 200 persons
died in the course of few DAYS at Natchcz
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27

e. A new kind Of potato f''' r-.
almost entirely, the potato cry ~,
and Su<quchanna coui-'lr>' ..
The stalk appear, to dc, ~ WI WIZ ~.
but upon an examination Of ne r.,
seems that it i. covered with va
each of which contains a ""F'"
x 1t is stated that rn'r.''
temptation from s., Paul 70 w.. IA.
Lake Superior: that a eh'''.' ....,..
granted, a company La. to, ''-
tne .:ock III .at.n-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27

dents, and A T. Julcyl,..,.1,.
Secretaries.
Prayer 10y the Rev. J.n,,' q, "a
Sutton '--l-
The following Were chosen &C.
Resolutions; NJ I, wa,larpn..rw
j. WOodman, \ F, Gould and J....,
rier. -
On motion, Comrait,,e q, w,
town represented, were APPOINTED
nations for County OLE,
After remarks from M,,>r> v
West, Mclean, Ewcll. Morn -.
the Convention adjourned to Ill.,.
past / o'clock, p NJ.
AFTERNOON.
Met pursuant 10 adio1rum,r,
The Committee on NomIrs,.--.
and after discussion, the fJ,..ox...r
adopted:
For Senators-JoNauusx wo.,r.
Sutton, NAIHANIEI FAEg>,.,...
den.
L. ,u.L,
l'ANlIl N.A-.sx
of IIarlwick, Dawn Glr>,.< Cd. h
For Judge of Probate WulariF..
MEI Of Danville,
For Sb.r;t, Uor,rr
/ An -' y, lis
DUTY
For High Ballii-WuIlAn CB..g
Wheelock.
( County Committee Npwr
VII + "'..'.-.' b
Mclean. a L. ''1''c'Ii'e' Dad bows,
H. Currier,
! Town C"NuIr1lI,
! Rarnet-O. : Wi,l..-.n rf-
Andrew Warden
Calot-N p Wan,.. p,
DanyilIe-U How nae
uar,lw;rk-D,,i3 FL y y.
Kirl,- r.r NJ E;n,~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27


Gorge HOW ES,
Of Montpelier.
COUNTY OFFICERS County.
For Senator.
WILLIAM NJ. DICKERMAN.
For Assistant judges,
JOHN NJ. ROBINSON,
LUTHER PAGE.
For judge of Probate.
THOMAS JAMESON.
For States Attorney,
JOHN l.. EDWARDS.
For Sheriff,
SIS. KIMBALL.
For High Daililf,
JOHN GUILD.
COUNTY OrFICEE>-E>sEX COUNTY.
For Senator.
WILLIAM II. HARTSiIORN.
For Assistant judge
HARVEY G.. FRY.
MIRON :. CHANDLER
For JUDGE Of Probate.
OEAMEL CRAWFORD.
For States Attorney,
REUBEN G.. BENTON.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27

e" Hon. John Anderson, who for many
years represented the Cumberland District
in Congress, died at Portland, on Sunday
evening, aged CT.
sa There is much sickness on the West
ern rivers. All the boats arriving at St.
Lonis rcnort losing some Of their passengers
or crews
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27

ILAltA {. COCHRAN.
10 Mrs. Ann NJ. Cochran, lIopknton y. II.
Forward quickly. for it tells of death"
The following was written upon the oppo-
site sheet of the letter by Miss Cochran, and
evidently intended for the eve of Sherwin:
''AND Now DEAREST: | must write Won a
few lines. though ere Won receive them. the
hand that prnnel them will be cold in death.
Do not think Of me with regret, for It's better
that it should be 50.