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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

YET ANOTHER STATE CoNvENrroN- FREp
SoIERs PROPER Nor SOLD Our.-We are TO
have another p"lisic.l convention besides those
we have already noticed for Syracuse. The
free sellers proper have not sold out. The Sy-
racuee Chrsnfei~. the organ Of the free demo.
crazy, has ,hs giving out. It rays- ~
The tree democracy have dstermiDsd a. ~ uu5<rs
Stand, To Dainain their organization, and vii ea :
stats ton to me~t ut uburn the 26th a GEN.
TENDER They ~ill, 4 cour-e, be In advance OF the
Anti NebJa-ks G pvsntioo aud the rempsrsncs Conyn
ton which meet the frst the 9th, and the last on
the 9th Their purpose 10 much the that
of the Anti Convection and should aoy ticket
be In tie heo which they with safety and proprety
endorse, ue dpub not they will prefer to
an indeps nneDt domination But II there IL dodging,
and trimming, and half besrted measures and half
hearted Dcn ON The pat of the old parties they will act
Independent ", and boldly throw their banner the
breeze
Here the Wing State Convention of the Goth
instant will have three other State conven-
tions to follow close upon the HEELS as whip
pers-in-the free soil party Convention Of the
25tb, the Anti-Nebraska Saratoga Coalition Con-
vention of the 26th, aud the Temperance Con-
ventioo of the 9th; and behind all these are
the Know Nothings, without any convention,
but duly organized for action. The wings are
surrounded. They must surrender. They are
among the Aland islands, shut up in Bomar-
sund.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23
From boston. .


STEAMBOAT DIeAsTEB-NEw SHIP BURNHD-FROsT
ARREST FOR CAUSING AN ABORTION-TRIAL OF
ONE OF rm ENGLISH DEsERTKRS.
BOSTON, Sept ~, 1854.
The steamer Empire Stats, ON her passage from Nov
York to Fsu River last night broke her Walking beam.
Asr celsy Of about hour the passengers taken
Oh b. the steamer C. Vanderbilt, OF the Stonington
route
At somerset last night ship Of about 600 tons,
ths stocks in the yard Of james NJ Hood, was de-
stroyed by ire together with the dwelling Of Mr. Hood
The loss Is estimated at GEO, 900
There quite . heavy frost In this vicinity last
night At Rowley the Thermometer indicated one de-
gree below freezing point.
Dr. Horace Stacy, regular physician Of this city,
and Mrs Dr.. Rohila Worcester, of this city,
rested ths afternoon charge of causing the deaf
of Mrs. Louisa Kimba OF Ballard, Vermont, BY procur
ing IN abortion Mrs. Kmball was . married lady, nd
her husband present when the deed perpetra-
ted In default Of ten thousand dollars bail they were
committed to jsE for examination next week.
One of the English desertcrs from sydney &c. ~ W.
Ptchard tried in the Municipal Court oday, on
the charge of larceny in robSng the Queens treafur
Of hundred dollars The counsel for the defence
argued that II not oetent to try person In this
country for offence committed Ia foreign country
The accused found guilty, but tho will so to the
Supreme Court on the law point
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

THE CHOLERA At PrrTssuRG.

THE CHOLERA At PITTSBURG.
PIrrsBuRG, sspt. %, 1854.
The Dpah extra Of this afternoon reports "a deaths
from ci cra during yesterday and day up to evening
90 deaths The total number Of deaths from the disease
since M hrst appearance eight days SINCE reaches 63s
THE YELLOW FEVER AT SAVANNAH.
BALrxorE, sept % 1864.
There were twenty -four deaths in savannah Tues
day iast including eighteen from yellow fever TIE
disease was increasing Ia the eastern part Of the city
Over $40 90 had beer received In savanna Al for the
relief If tho sufferers.
The Howard Association Of New Orlsans had seut
81, 900 for tie relief Of T. sufferers In savannah
TIE YELLOW FEVER m THE SOUTH.
CoruMuA, sept. n, 1854
1hs yellow fever prevails in Savannah bed 40 ever,
the deaths yesterday reaching 2s. IL estimatod that
f the white population, only about 800 In the
city.
perfect stampede has taksn place at Augusta; the
stores ard hotels ere all closed and the neghboTing VII
lasss quite ovsrrun with visters.
At CHARLESTON on Tuesday there were 81 dssths.
Ths deaths by yellow fever In New Orleans for tho
past week were 34o
YELLOW PEvER AT THH PHILADELPHIA LAzARBTr0.
PmlApNPmA, eept. ~, 1854.
The steamship State Of Georgia. from savannah, has
been at quarasslne here for nearly two weeks
ount Of prevalence Of yellow fever among the
and psssenger light deaths sid 70 havc occurred
on board
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'urcedy to prove to the satisfac-
thn ~ uppejoSoes : ths ssa.emeots shish arc
OF the Accuracy OF sexteot that th.v en- a /, .rn
the g uI.e ard conoun, OF t.H Dnhs rspfo, ,
sentative o. the people, he ,~h nc> 20. -. ~
sno spare not !" when their r. xn" INV
stake.
qbis card val. poecr TO x-. sy ana he innsai'ss TO-
!, laid aside al idea o. using bis ~ta's 10 Kramas
wrorgs cp this oc ssson II Nent thar NJ
Was put ror rssrd by some ~ the wagg sa oroou~o~
nr. Clay, either to bring him ,uto Srsctui sT.M
or to sbio~ It,ouls h. ouei ing prol ~nstfes lSS
ses OF the Speaker Of House being S.ci 20 cal
tho 6eld OF honor sturdy old Geru.n fSsner, aud
allowing him, the chs ienged party the cAoce OF
weapons, was udcrons 10 the sxtrtm. and bVci grin
was ~iceptsb on the couI epances Of members vhAn
the House asss mbied the nornog when tho
card spcesIcc In he intetp~acv But serious
turn was given to the affair when tho Speaker 80
sddrsa- 'he ou'e calling their afteui,n to the card o<
kr Kr~rer ps b.hed His r-rper.s showed deep aud
bt*r fcsiinps when he asked the House In justice to
apo the character snd cien'ss OF the aoase to
spI"iDt committee to investigate tbs subject sEms
Eating from tho source ~hleh they d,d" hs said ths
wss the ooly Bo'ice which he could tske of them "
committee was app iDted oy oaiot, ir confor nifty
with be desire Il Mr. Clay, Investigate charges
sgs;1st him. but Mr Klemer refused ~ppesr bsfore
them, ard the ~hce affair encei uosttee except to
excfe tina prejuoces o. the cope against Mr. Cay,
~ho having pied the cc Of s-crstar. Of state un
der Mr. Aosws sft+rward, suffered ucder the un
lpst iupufation hsrgsn ami corruption in tho Pres
der ,isl election refsrr-a
Sir kTemer but seldom heard of after this affair
oeps se zeatous supporter Of &c Jackson, md A.
,awarcs Of Mr. Van Burn, In ls4s he preferred Gen.
Taylor ss candidate fer the Presidency without refer
ence to bis nomination BY he whig party
Nj Kremer belonged 'c that Glass Of Pennsyiyanians
Of Germn origin, which becoming rare 10 pub
lie life ia Of the provemebs tire age
ardte more sen raj education Of the people He was
considered an ho..st m.n hr' with limited and
IT, acted views. which msie him useless legislator
whstevSr may have been his private virtues his do
mesfc relations
LIEUT. ALoNxo AVIS. United States Navy, late COM
nspder Of the United States brig Porpose attached to
Crrp core bipgRods North Pacific exploring exped.-
" and who hsd but few days since rcturned died ut
Wilmington Dei the 19'h inst, Of disease said TO
be cholera 30 leaves three orphan children.
JAMES ARMSTRONG Passed idshipman, died at Norfols
ON the 18th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23
E ws BY LEGRAPH.
POLITICAL MEETINGS AT WARRINGTON.
THE SIX NEW STEAM FRIGArEs.
ONE DAY LATER FROM HAVANA.
The Reciprocity Treaty Confirmed by
Canada.
PROGRESS OF THE EPIOEMlCS,
DC, &C., DC.
From w asningtOn.


TIE NEW STEAM FRIG ATEs-rHR KNOW NOTHING
MOVEMENT.
wAsHnoroS, sept. %. 1854.
Tho Secretary Of the Navy has gwen the following
haues TO the steam frgaes in Of c,nstruc
ton Roanoke and Colorsd at Norfolk, Minnesota q.
Washington, Wabash at Philadelphia Niagara at New
York, and Aerrmack .! Boston. The naval hoard have
the contracts for their machne and reported
the results to the Secretary Of the Navy.
The meeting to organize . democratic association in
oppoon to the Know Noth ngs held this afternoon
st Caruss Saloon, sgreeaby to adjournment Wednes
.day night. The hall crowsed to overHowing and
there were large numbers outside.
1essfs Florence and CarIigaD Of philadelphia, aud
Stanton of Kentucky addressed the meeting, and there
was no disturbance beyond the usual interruption Of
such promiscuous gatherings
The theme Of each spes ker was lsuda.tons Of the
democratic party and bitter denunci.on of the wings
and Know NothiDgs 1t apparent from the 6rst
that the audience composed thrs fourths oppo.
nents to the stated objects Of the meeting, and tbs sc
was demonstrated when the regularly organized boiy
dissolved In the forming of counter meeting Of those
opposed to the proceedings.
When the meeting dissolved, the opposition moved for
the stand and something of a rush ,urred In the
efforts to keep them off Of ndscreet sympathsers with
the objects Of the regular meeting ODER wa, how.
ever restored In few minutes By Postmaster Barrett
stating that the regular meeting haa dissolved, and
there opportunity for those be heard who dissent
ed from tho views Of the preceding speakers. He
greeted with hearty cheers, and the counter meeting
quietly and orderly organized It addressed by
Captain Cutter Of Kentucky, and Captain Carrngton
Washington, whose remarks received with wuch
enthusiasm There appeared to be but little dminution
in the number In the hal during the last meeting
after voting to adjourn to Tuesday evening" the vast
crowd quietly retired.
side that liberty Of speech abridged in the least
demonstration the effort in this quarter Of ths demo-
cracy against the Know Nothings must be set
complete failure Notwithstanding the distinguished
lent engaged and the favorable auspices which seemed to
smile it The great of government employees
present and appointed officers gave 1t the appearances
Of being administration move, and contributed much
to defeat 1t.
There In the number stated In the notice
Of the frst meeting, arising from the darkness and at
tendant circumstance at the meeting to day There
were probably one Thousand persons.
Disaster TO the Mexican War steamer Santa
Anna
PHILADELPHIA, Sept %, 1854.
The Mexican war steamer. Santa Anna
Delaware Brsakwatsr this rporniag ysgairag hsr -
sAnssy which became deranssd tAs day that shs
left Eex York. The Santa viii come to this por,
for repairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23
Arrests for Stealing.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 22, 1854
The Marshal Of this city, yesterday, arrested
named Cohen, from Now York. and another named Free
hart with about four who reside here, iog
valuable silks from several stores They appear 10 bs
part Of gang that belong to New York and Cincinnati
The stolen goods had been sent to Cincinnati by express
but the bills of ladng recovered. Both the prisons
ers above named are English Jews.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

BAInhoRE, spt ~ 1904.
During ths renewal Of thu riots ON Friday night
armed gang paraded the strsets AMI aHsoksda coGec
house kspt By Mike Foley completely dsmodshins IL.
Three mon were seriously wounded, also Mrs Adams.
bJ n OF supposed TO have been arsd st her husband
Great excitement existed throughout thu city.
Over ecoo bales Of cotton wsrs received at New
cr,ears o1sins Friday
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PREPARATIONS FOB THE RECEPTION OF GENERAL
COkCHA, ETC., ErC.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept TO- 1864
The steamship Black Warrior, from New York yiA IA
18th intt has arrived at this port Her advices
day later than those by the Philadelphia, which
left Havsna for New York I4,h last
Great pre- ersratons sontiDued to bs made for ths
ception of Gen Conoha. Sugar remained firm at the
rates last re eported.
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Important fsosn Csnads.

Important fsOm Cenads.
TIE RECIPROCITY TREArY COEFIRMHO ~ THE VA
MADAM PARLIAMEST-sERI0Us oHARsEs aAIssf
MINISTER'S.
Bosror, Sept q, ia
despatch just received from Quebec says that n 70
reciprocity treaty was confirmed BY the CanAdiaa Per
lament on W. dnesday last; and adds that Mr. Sidney
Webster, Private ecretary to President Pierce
the foor Of tbs House when the vote was taken
bin to briog the laws Of the Provinces harmony
with the reciprocity trsaty read for this drst time In
the Assembly last night and win probably receive its
fDal passage to dy.
The lessla tive Council has appointed committee TO
inquire into the charge Of undue speculation Of
the late Minister'S
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and practice
TARRrrowy, N. Y, March 10, 1854
Dr.. e. s. FrcB-T ear Sir: feel II to b . duty o.
~ yourself and the community. 70 maks pao 10
by the blessing God, have bsso rsscsd 10 comfort
BILE health, after going Gown to the vssy bordsrs Of q
grave with true pulmonary consumpt3on.
Al am informed BY physicians, s u neax1y o. qr''
poesible TO 6stsrmins. with absolute certainty e.
indivi6usl now IN health, ever had true consur
that although consumption may Be durable, stan :
OF such cure can only be estahlished By post
examination Of the lungs. This MAJ, In most
but II Ii not In my cass, a. the circumstances
/ will relate conolusivoly show.
Consumption Ia hereditary In my family. have
pcvera rlatives, one sister, BY thia disease. 1t
began 70 develops itselfin my own lungs IN lsk2,
cough, and the usually attending sympt Of deoi'
through the shoulder, and under shoulder blaoss.
drsass continued slowly but steadily and obstnate
progress The best medical advice and sssistau0e
get spp ared 70 oppose choch 60 IT, By the year
] haA become very feeble. cooghcd much, expocsosa
brasly with I'll ths ordinary Indications cf dasssss5
wasting lungs. During the last named year nsw fcs
pressDted hseb large abscsss gathered IN the LET
and broke, dsobargpg rsat quantity Of thick mat
resembling very much that which couehsd up 80
dischsrgs continued until called on you In ts4T.
proved 10 proceed from cavity Ia tho lungs Uicere
tubesculous oheesy ter discharged but vi
showed copcusvsly that the opening into the 81
aD Of ths lungs that the cir PACED ont from ~
longs through the sbscess could and did frequctt
blow out Hshtsd candle by placing u immediately bs
una. Here was posve proof that EXTENSIVE liberation
involving tbs suSgsr II the lungs wAs gcing on
my svmrse me- ipdsoa cd ptieuoough sxoectofr
ton s,eat Seblty and emacatiun disre for b,cash
hss.ir I. Yer rlebt eWtste Nc frfySs arS ~ oh,
tiSar -craft@i ms &. e s's ..ea. v =. s-as. Z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23
The Ohio River.

New YORK, Sept % 1854
TO THE EDITOR OF THe HERALD.
We have received despatch BY telegraph from Wheel
ing dated 2st instant stating that the ohio river
up and that the steamers had commenced their trips
down from that point Please publish the fact ia your
next edition. Yours, very respectfully,
CHESTER & Co, e8 West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23
The Cover o. of Kansas.

EaTos. IRA Sept. q, 1854.
Governor A. II. Reeder I-fe here for Kansas via New
York this afternoon He corted 70 the depot by
large number Of czens, headed by band of music E.
J. JOY the part Of the citizens, made an eloquent
farewell address, Governor r. remsns in New York till
Tuesday
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 10, 1854
Our cotton market to- day active at unchanged eates
mi6dling is quoted Sc. Flour is dS at 81 Is ~ 81
Bacon s trie higher sides being quoted at $50 Ohio
whisksy, 40c. Molasses firm. Corn dull at IS SOC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23
Tne Turf.

This is the closing day Of the fall meeting o. tho Ma
opl Jockey Cub and from the character of the horses
entered In the different races promises to be brilliant
affair and the very best Of tho series. There viii be
three ecstwo miles, three miles, and four miles-an
event that occurred before In tho United States
Twelve horses viii conter for the various purses oil Of
which first clAss Five will b. in the -four mile
an unusual number-And which will add greatly to ths
interest of the occasion Judging from the preparations
nadc during tho week. by al Glasses Of individuals, to
attend the four mile dayalways tho greet dsy of the
season-we anticipate immense osscmbagc within the
walls Of the National See advertisement for particulars
Tho following Ii the summary Of Thursdays races,
emitted for want Of in our columns In Fridays
edition -
NATIONAL CovnE,L l. I-THuRspAr, Sept. 81 al.-Metro-
,nn ot%l for three year olts, two mile heats
$500 sub c1ption-s2oo forfet-s5oo added By Metro.
+ !. Fowler PANIED Col Glasscock's sr. Little
Arthur, by Gloncoe, dam Elue Bonncts. .........
A. Minor named ch sem Letcher, BY Wagner,
rhos W, Dos~ eli n:ned b Aetator, by chiidc
! Tossr named b. 9. rerriasr, BY Sovereign,
Vsr' r,la :, ma nauea Msen-n ); ci.nccc r.
First Hsu Second n.as
First ni1s DE-. .,,............. i:ssa aSS.x az
Total time. p................... a:5ox a:s2a
fAMg DAT Propristors' purse, 1900, two mile hsats-
fonr year olds and over. 70 carry 100 Ibs.
JtbnL Cassidy named Y Harper's g Ber-
ry, by sove,cign dam BY Glencoe, yrs old. /
Calvin Gre named John Hopkins, by Boston,
chsssS:n named M Gertruds b. cio
rister, dam Marin Black. sged....... 3~2
TINE.
First Heat ,Sec5nd Hea. Third Ho1t.
Fir.t mile: l.s isoK is.
rotal sim...... SACK a4oX a:5oA
THOROUGH BsEp HoEsls AT IU HAnsr-R 1T IL hardly
necessary, presume 70 call the attention Of sporting
men and others, TO the sale Of high tlcodcd horses
which Is adver sed to take place at the National
course to day. The pedigree Of the stud Ia unsxccp
toIsble, and the sale will doubtless excite much
petition.
LOUISIANA RACES.
MrrnRH counsy-NRw ORrxASs, Kept ~ --rrotting
rscc best thrcc tn vc, mils heats to suAeys. Purse
W. Rcgsss's z. Dutehman ............ 1
Mr hoody'sg Wbslebone. .............. 2 4
| J srh'ss m Lady Dudley ............... So 3
Z. Srerfs 2. Ssm sm...................... I
Time, s6sk-sNc-SNe-st1
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

Only rcmember ibe rass dear sarah
slbe ncAt ia, Was SUNDAY and lrn.
hath lpl ssah coiovoi a as DE SAB.
dsviiev .-.g rno,cd oo We'ue.
well 10 call u i6s,'on' to Misse' Rent.
aoi Leslie wefc 10 be He NJ fuee
oaly GrorIana cpmc
hcr husband treated bcr affection and
and made her heartily ashamed cC htf
conduct towards them when under ,le
'anc roN Like Sarsh. Grarriars
was naturally gool rii, a0l eaal
have appeared So. asiis fr1m hrr malh
crs Hfleace S'r bal on- tales 90
ten of ihe old isiys morudraboa at
lho airarre, as Joneilan c,ll,l h, sep.
oriun tom ihe family BE- hal married.
wh,ch were cut short o., the arrival or
Ne l.c'lic nui Nc prirc
There was sfeai rriricing over lha
chpnre which jonathan bad wrought ia
his domestic Affairs Charlt. .ul be-
Nal ahdinlod tho iorb,n. 0ed from ihr
mrom. md become christians nnl
Me Leslie inquired concerning lhc pr,.
pori} ol the Sisierboad Of HARMONY.
with direct reference 20 the money he
had given 10 the cause.
The evening wnsa happy one for al
Charles went home with Cccrepna
who was well pleased, and told s1 elow-
ing story Of tl,c reception she hnd
met with, that her sisters took nn carl,
occasion 20 visit Mr and Mrs Alleu
Mrs. RcniwcH was not long Ia follow.
ing their example, anl Slnh was now
perfectly happy for, IT ever nm other
atcmpl wa- mndo 10 cstnnce her from
her husband, she wa. able to resist i,,
and TO maintain his honor and rights.
To this day, Jonathan Alien Is quite
happy ia hi. domestic relation. He
does not much rrpcut his early expert.
cnce, for be appreciate. love and peace
the better for the coutpr.i hul be- !.
earnest IN hi, advice to all friends VIII,
contemplate matrimony That they shout,
beware Of MAHgNING 4 F,mnNl
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10
MARRYING A FAMILY.

ny Pau Carries, Author Of Father Brghthupes.
Mr. Allen would not have given up so
easily, had it not been for the peculiar
circumstances Of the case. Sarah Jane
had succeeded in convincing him that
not one Of the family knew how 10 make
coffee although he distinctly remem-
bered drinking some very delectable
cups Of that beverage at Mrs. Rent
wells house, when he used TO 20 there
eouriing.
Strange as it seemed that the old la
dy should at that time have been so
lucky in her attempt TO make his favor
ilc drink to suit him, and that such
manifest disaster should follow all her
subsequent efforts in that line, he did
not like 10 distress his young wife with
full expression Of his views on the sub
ject
He thought Of employing regular
help in the kitchen, in order to effect
purpose; bu, his income was small,
and his family rather large, and to en-
gage a cook expressly TO make his cof-
fee, did not seem to bc advisable. Ac-
cordingly Mrs. Rentwell triumphed, and
tea was lhenceiorward The order Of the
morning.
jonathan detested every thing that
had the appearance of meanncss; else
he would have attempted TO reform Ger.
tain other abuses, which involved ar
alarming consumption of funds. ii,
had never anticipated that lie would
have the whole family TO support. II,
could not afford such an expensive lux
ury; and Mrs. Renlwell, who knew hi
circumstances, bad, in encouraging hin
to take the house, distinctly stated tha
she and the girls could make his house
hold expenses less than they wonld b
IL he and Sarah lived alone. The wild
ow had little property, and the girl
had been taught 10 do something 10 sup
port themselves But, somehow. ever
thing came ont Of Jonaihan's pocket
nobody contributed TO the general fun
but himself As much money as III
girls earned they laid ont 10 dress, au
/ private comforts and Mrs. Rentwe
thought she did her share in the capa,
iiy Of housekeer.
= Even this Mr. Allen would have dor
without murnuring. as long as his br
siness warranted him IN permitting II
. abuse, had he been able 10 pureha
= peace by submission. Bot Mrs. Rcu
Wells endcayors 10 promote public las
, mony resulted ia private discorls. ~
2 seemed 10 have entered into leagi
p with her unmarried daughters again
the welfare of Mr. Allen. Sarah Jan
who stood on neutral ground, IN a mf
.s unhappy and perpleNiug position, ih
spared no pains or strstsrem 20 hIil
within the influence Of their designs.
Al day, when her husband was abo
bic business, they filled her ears Nj
- SANDER, nguiusi his character. 30 tlr
when BE- came home al night, iusleal
entering cheerful home and taking
. fond aud happy wife TO be arms,
found hrr eyes rcd uHd suollen NJ
: weeping. and her heart al irriisled a
inaamed ffom the rough treatment
. had received.
o. Once fortnight jonathan used
attend the evening meetings of soi
= secret society, of which be was a me
Der On ons oecasion. comiug boz
late be- found Sarah jane decide,
'oai o. saIf,. a. .he sfirra aFas oaaif
"a. When be spoke 10 Ler sLs o.
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KIND woRDs.

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Aaa vel s.fis.afi tnst ,.,s. Dbl. r.,eit.
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iNf atA'A'a 'iH" ffie 0fa nav BE- ~ t'l,
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

Deaiefs w Wai4he-, Ciotks Iowclv, silver Ware,
Tsnr, C,-,d-, &C, Perkins Building, near the pe
pot, Rataas, ~ Repairing neatly done At short
nuitr, IL