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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-03-27
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-03-27
Robert Reeds Estate.

TINE undersigned having been appointed and
L qualified as administrators of the estate of Rob
ert Reed deceased, late of Webster township, Wood
county, Ohio, notice is hereby given TO all persons
indebted to said estate to make immediate payment,
and all persons having claims against said estate to
present them, legally proven, for settlement imme-
diately ISABEL REED.
JAMES WAUGH,
March 81, 1S54.--3w3% Administrators.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-03-27
AN ACT

To fix and provide for holding the terms OF
the Courts of Common Pleas in the several
counties of the Third Judicial District OF
Ohio.
Sec. |. Be it enacted by the General AS
semby of the State of Ohio, That the terms
of the court of common pleas shall be hold
en- in the several counties in the Third Judi
cial District of Ohio, annually, as follows
In the county of Allen, on the first Tues
day of April, and the first Tuesday of De-
cember
In the county of Hardin on the second
Tuesday of March, first Tuesday of June,
and first Tuesday of October,
In the county of Marion on the third Tues
day of March, second Tuesday of June, and
the second Wednesday of October.
In the county of Union on the second
Tuesday of April, third Tuesday of June,
and the third Tuesday of October.
In the county of Logan on the fourth Tues.
day of April, fourth Tuesday of June, and
the last Tuesday of October. n
In the county of Shelby on the third Tues
day of April, second Tuesday of July, and
second Tuesday of November.
In the county of Auglaize on the second
Tuesday of May, third Tuesday of July, and
the fourth Tuesday of November.
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
Sec. 3. In the county Paulding on the
first Tuesday of March, and the first Tuesday
Of October.
In the county of Fulton on the third Tues
day of March, and the fourth Monday o
September.
In the county of Williams on the frs
Tuesday of April, and the first Tuesday o
November.
In the county of Defiance on the thirt
Tuesday of April, third Monday of July, anc
the third Tuesday of November.
In the county of Henry Oh the first Mon
day of May, and the last Monday of October
In the county of Mercer on the third Mon
day of May ,and the third Monday of October
in the county of Van Vert on the fourtl
Monday of May, and the second Wednesda.
of October.
In the county of Putnam on the secon'
Monday of June, and he fourth Tuesday O
October.
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
Sec. 3. In the county of Wood on tn
fourth Monday Of February, the fourth Mon
day of July, and the first Monday Of October
In the county of Seneca on the first Tues
day of March, second Tuesday of July, AM
the third Tuesday Of October.
In the county Of Hancock on the fourtl
Tuesday of March, first Tuesday Of July
aad the first Tuesday of November.
In the COUNTY Of Wyandot on the frs
Tuesday Of April. fourth Monday of June
and second Tuesday Of November.
In the county Of Crawford on the secon
Tuesday of April, third Monday of June
and the third Tuss&ny OF NoSember.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-15

Iowa. To The People they appeal for the jusii.
fcation of their acts.
Let tihe People decide, If New Hampshire,
in the coming election should give an Admin.
isiraiion majority, choose Legislature that will
ratfy the conduct Of Messrs. Norris and Will
liams, it will be evidence sufficient that the
maj jnrity OF the People of that State approve of
the Bill anc of the proceedings Of its support
ers. Let the lest be applied 10 all the States.-
There ii not one of these gentlemen who will
not probably come before the People, at ons
time or another, as a candidate for office; and
ne can have ne oljaction to popular verdict
upon MS action op this great measure. Let
'ne record then be read, and let the People say,
oy voting Tor or against lin. whether he fairly
represented thtir viii, or not. This is the man4
y. consistent, Democratic way of doing bus
mess between the principal and agent-,he Peo-
pleand their SenaIars and Representatives. If
the People mean TO hold their agents 10 this
accountability, their demonstrations now are
worth something; ii they do not, why trouble
themselves?
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-15
Sunday-zngs.

A simple incident which occurred al Dr..
M'Crie's chapel,in regard to coughing in church
strongly impressed me with sense OF bis saga.
city. There was great deal Of coughing in the
place, the effect of recent change Of weather.,
and the doctor, whose voice was not strong
one, and who seemed somewhat annoyed by the
ruthless Interruptions stopping suddenly short
in The middle Of his argument, made
dead pause. When people are taken greatly
by surprise, they cease 10 cough--a circum-
stance on which he had evidently caiculaIed.-
Every eye was now turned towards him, and
for full niiute so dead was The silence that
one might easiy have heard pin drop.
81 see my friends" said The docter, resum-
ing his speech with a suppressed smile-sI see
you can be all quiet enough when | am quiet y
There was moi lille genuine strategy in
the rebuke;and as cough lies good deai m re
under the influence Of the will, than most cough
e.s suppose, such was It's effect, that during the
rest of the service there was moi ;iite Of the
previous coughing.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-15


How MEN sBusT UP.p-Men with unassum-
ing wives never bust. 1t is the husbands of
u:1 weme . as Mrs. Dash and Ltdy Brilliant,
who find themselves face to face with The Sher-
if, and certuin mysterious documents adorned
with red tape and waters big enough for target
exercise.
The desire ola New York feminine is 10 out
shine her ueighbors-not in mental acquire
mems. but in gingerbread oramenis and gold
edged coal scuttles. IfMrs. Dash gives game
supper woodcook stuffed with gold dust-Lady
Brilliant takes the wind out Of her sail by get
ting up another, in which lhe prevailing dish
will be birds Of paradise, swimming in a gravy
made of melted pearls. Ii is this rivalry, and
not "dabling in railroad Stocks" that brings
ruination 10 the fast men of Wall ST. The sfi
foriunen Of which they complain. it is no more
or less than a brainless wife. If they would
come back to happiness, they should direct their
attention, not TO the fluctuations of the stock
market, but t, the ruinous aosurdities of iheie
own fireside. Thousand dollar repasts
don't pay. while the merchant who purchases
hundred dollar hankercLiefs for a duck of
wife," should not wonder if the slime eventual
ly came when ..a goose Of husband" lacked
shifts, and was but i'll supplied with breech
es.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-15
YoLUME XxY-.Number. Is
Lies Better nronents.

r.
ss Lifs has its moments
Of beauty and bloom;
But they hang like sweet roses
On the edge of the tomb. 8
Blessings they bring US
6 As lovely as brief;
They meet us when happy,
And leave US in grief.
Hues ofihe morning,
Tingling the sky, -
Come on the sunbeams,
And off with them fly;
Shadows of evening
Hang soft on the shore,
Darkness enwraps them,
We see them no more.
So life's better moments
10 briliiancesppear.
Dswning in beauty
Our journey to cheer.
Round us they Enger
Like shadows Of even;
= Would that we, Ike them.
aa Might melt into heaven!
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-15

This scrap tells the story Of many poor edi-
tor. As a safeguard to themselves, and a warn
ing to eight fingered gentFy." not 10 wosletheir
tme, editors would do well 10 wear badge Of
some kind, distinguishing them from the rest Of
mankind:
An editor lately had his wallet abstrncted by
pickpockei, ot one Of our. Safe Fairs; but.
containing nothing more lhanthe ordinary eur-
rency OF the fraternity, i. was returned by exc
press with the following nete enclosed;
..You miserable skunk. hears your poci, book.
don't keep no sick. Fur a man dressed as
we'll as you was TO go round With a walli with
nu,hing in it bl, a LOT Of noosepaper scraps, an
livery tooth cums. Too noosepoper stamps. an
pass from raleroad oifeclur, isa coniemerble
impersi'on on the publick. Asl heer ysor a
editur, | return yeor Trash. | never robs any
only gentlemen"
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-15
The Methodist denomination in New York

The Methodist denomination in New York
has spread and increased after an extraordinary
manner, doing great credit to the zeal, lberality
and labor of its ministers and members. Scar
cely is there hamlet throughout the length
and breadth Of our land where the Methodists
have moi already established their services
They have been ieneer missionaries at bome
ond abroad. In our larger towns their numbers
are very considerable. 1t appears, however.
by late number of the Christidn Advocate
and Journok, the organ of this denomination,
tha, there has been considerable falling off
in the number of the Methods,s in the city of
New York, during the last tea years.
The humber 10 la43 was e.s70; in 1845, 9,57l;
in 1917. 326; in 1s49. s.s93; in 1851. 9 ase; in
1858, 9319. In ls43, the population of New
York was 357 s74 and the proportion ofthe mem-
hers of this denomination to the population was
to SO, lr 1853. the population was Cos, ,o75. and
the proportion l to 81.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-15

Goldsmith knew thing or two. He always
considered the person whose clothes were ex-
tremely fine as not being possessed of any supsr-
ority OF fortune, but resembling those Indians who
are found to we ,r all the gold they have in the
world in bob at the nose.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-15
wait Awhile.


{ Cast seed into the earth
Wait awhile; -
Cheer the little how'retis birth
With smile;
Shelter it from wind and storm
Sweeping by; s
No rude hand let it deform,
Let it die; .s
In the summer it tshail bloom,
Fragrant with rich perfume,
All your care repaying.
Store with truth an infants mind,
Wait awhiles sy
Greet the first fruits that you fad
With smile;
Bid il. with truths flag unfurled.
ss Move apace;
In its battlas with the world
Teach il grace; .si
Then. when yeathful years have flown,
See the child to manhood grown,
Gods whole law obeying.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-15
Proctor, & s..
Worthingtoll,
Publifhers.

BOOKSELLERS. AND STATIONERs.
i6z Superior Street, Cleveland. o.
Keep conftantly on hand, one of the lar
gef and beG assorted ftocks of
ScHooL. THEOLOGICAL, MIscELLANrous.
AND BLANK Books,
AND STATIONERY,
to be found in the Welt, which will be
sold Wholefale or Retail, at the lowef prices.
Particular attention paid to filling whole
falcs orders.
All new Books received as ioen as pub
Efhed. sse
n Broadcioths OF every color aud quality
FoT.9' 1858, soAEarlLLE & fssprtELb's
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-15

RAYENNA, WEDNESDAY MARCH Is, 1854.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-21
CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.
DRUGS, MEUI INES, PAINTS, OILS, g., sc
.TwRo EsALE AND RtTAiI ny

At no ksALE bn
LSI II & iR ., N 6.
GNHE undersigned have purchased the entire stock ut
urugs AMI .Ne'iicincs of j. NJ. d. Miller Co. and
intend ing he Drug business at the well known
stand Of ller & Farusley. No II Water street. under
the firm Of Lrich IL Yelling
Charlie scich, ofthe firm, hopes he Is avorahk known
to the public. having been engage in hr tmwfid
Belts the last dive Peter Veriiug Of the
firm having necn rlerkiug In the present store The
last years. b.tters himself with having The con5
4, nee Of its oid cu~t,neis.
We intend Keeping hand large and fresh stock of
drugs and uedclnes and hope 10y this means and by
attention. business. aud By low ices, To merit
liberal patronage both from old aud customers.
CHARLES i.EICH
febo5-ly PETER VRRLING.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-21
NUMBER 1T
ULOflIlNu &I.,
IA HEADt MADE CLOTHING
~ fUnNisHsN1 GOODS, Ha1>, l,-.y
LII CAPS, Ac., Ae.
w II ESALE AND RETAIL.

WNi" NSss "e"TIy OPp0A q HnEk.
lINHE undersigned kss just opened Ciothihs sus
i Furnishing Establish n,.nt. oIposits The Iaik ss
door b, low Alley. He has large tk Of .s
C thing, Furnishing Goods, Ae. which he oftrs for
sale atthe yer! lowest rces. khovifl The q,
prepared TO Gra.if, them Ms gcode have 1tei IN.
chased NJ the lowest and will te role ifrl
lo"e est prices. Those wanting lotlie OF al. de>tl
hob, or GeBtemeB's Furnishing Goods generilA vtft
nnd IL 10 their advsntag to rail- IL hisestablsl
iors purchasing elsewhere Ia th stetk VII IL tris
Overcoats Cloaks Dress Froek and Shek oafss Iris
Hats and Caps &C.. DC. which oleb Tor iLsJes
hon Those war ing bargains had Letter call al shi,
house as good articles v I'D lie sold sHb.P
lhave-s.lsoa large as ertmcnt oi NATtfIs fkr
EN ELRY all # which will be wa rranted TO Which u
call the suentiou Of the public.
ssp7y - L. KAHN
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
I've Daily Trains. Making irecg Csupsction
IA
LITTLE lAos RARLssO ID.

VIA
ICULUSBCS. Tu PIrTSBuR az PnILADr LPHiA BAL
TiMORE AM NEW lokK.
rtsn As.,1 os1osk aaa s'~ yeisK ,rr rM ~ pG ard
Al sx e'c,et NJ; ana half clock A. "
and hive . clock +.
FARE REDUCEDl
Cinciusati Phil deli
Cip siu att Baltimore
Gin inyatito New = ork VIA Phia i.Iphia .....is
risns 20 Pittsburgh ltros ~
Time G. ncinx to Ptsbarxh.
me Cincinnati Phi laielphia hours
Time Cincinnati to Bsitimore.. ..at no
Passengers " el.e. A. Train. Lishtnine press
t'u Miami Railroad have otnnutes at Cr- stne
arr Pitt-hargh at e"ek and make direct
urction Pittsburgh wi to Phiad-lt hia aud Bt
moe eoanecng at Phiiadslpha with Train New Jersey Rail
road 20 New ork.
Pas n " ~ csek NJ. Express Train Little Nj
passing the .antiu mountain scenery by daylight tor Phil
adelphia Baltimore; ing
clock NJ. Mai fran via kenshgtou Me- Jersey Rail-
70 I'd tn New York.
Passengers by 5ocloet Evening" Express. Little Miami Raj
raa make direct connection Pittsburgh with Fast Express
Train for Philadelphia and Bem,re PhilS-
del phia with Tra New Jersey Rail Dad to New York
The Little Miami Is the Eastern Deg at Cincinnati.
FOR THROUGH rlCKErs. ~
And for all Information plee apply old
Broadws Frout directly opposite the
House Railroad Hotel sno Nail Boat Landing at the
Eastern Little aiamiN Depot East Front street
|. Nm II CLEMENTS. superintendent
! p. W. SrRADER. riek and General Agent.
TIL OMNIBUS LINE
VIII cal fof passengers ia Of the city bv leav
recons tn above Office outheast
Front directly river bank
eyS III. HOWELL. Conductor.
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To Buffalo. Niagara Fails, Boston Il New York.
OSLA STE MBOAT LsNss ROM
CLEvELANn TO BUFFALO.
ISIXrY MILES LESS LAKE TRAVEL
THAN BY TIE OLD sANDusk, UTE.
AND 10 DETENrI,IN on SAND BAnS
WI III CERT-7EF CONNECTION aFB FFALO
LITTLt MIAMI RAuLwo.D.
Cincinnati, Columbls, Cleveland AID Buffalo
STEAMBOAT Esfkk.s kAsa2AT aea iNK LINES
ss- Steamer cREscsNr eir9. " Peas. Commander
sS- Steamer OF GES OF The VEST. d n MeBria.
ander leaves Cleveland Tuesdays Thursdays aud Satur
through Cleveland to Buffalo in ten hours. w.hou
"s At 8Ihao VIII ,.s m1r1ins tr,,nsfOr
The thsiine des rye NOR. than passing motto.
Central Cleveland Columbus and Cincnn ano Litte MI
Railroads with NOR rig r. 70 sped unrvs "a
The Queen and Crescent both evidences sk N
aad non will accomplish in this day of perfected
Tn Little Miami is the Eastern Derota. Cincinnati
Boat LIN, from Cleveland uraio make
proeure heir Tick Is via Columbus ard Cievelsud
sF Meals and State Rooms included in tickets
steamers o. thisro !
From Cincinnati to Buffalo = s.,o
from YORK via .1%."n raT river %, !" !,
EXCrRsi0I TICKETS. '''' ''.H :"
From Cincinnati to NIAGARA Fsiisasd back % 10
OR As CHEAP AS ANY UFHKR RoUTt.
For Through Tickets and Al in ormatiou lease apply
yellow building souh cor.-r o. Rrosdway and Fr.n,
s,rss,. srs. oRpo's. The spencer IIoTs roaa
" WM y CLEMENTS sup't
tn Omnibus Line will ~l passenger any part of the
ciy a di erti"ns at the above office
s,as J. H. HOWELL cons6e.or'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-21
nEnFORD.s FAMILY GROCERY

"A e
vicinity. that have eneda resi
stock tamiIy cries aud Provsi of every i rirou
Svvo I'd street Jamr- Ste ts Lumler
where IA by strict attention business - merit sn'
re-ei -harr Of pu lie pxt'.nase.
Tue, ~ Nv re. living tr..h .arpl-< - Bur- CheesA
rgg. Lar 20 hr. the caantry an sh'l k.,P
s.ay hsnf FULL saprly o. all ai arueies Tor sab
All oad rurcha,ed this will delivered th
Residences OF rurchas' r. u, oil charge - 49, 49,,
sept BEbFohD DE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-21
,TEAMBOATo \ RAILROADS
TERRk HAUTE AND EvNNsyIIL.E v. Q. MAIL

AND rAGHEs F.NCkE1H.
XII NEEkL a this Lin- viii.
u1a:..sn lave sassF AMI EvAnsvle every
k-<M Mond y. wesas.s~ and Friday at Z o clock
NJ. These Boats large soas veil furnished.
Conn.s i-rre Haatv witt ~nd Northern Pack
Evansville with =. dsa~rsnt Lines of 5tsa
tbs Ohio river. sa-tt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-21

kvANsVtI.IE AAD NEW HARMONY IRI.
~ kkNLH MAIL i.tNE
. - ,svssA on and after Saturday Tu.y LET. the nm
s-S.-1-1cA i.rsignsa will q Tki-wEfKLY LI,E OF
Staxe Coach above.
leaving Eva tsv.. MoaaAys. w-dsesday' and Friday
at clock returning leaves New Harmony on Tues
day F. Thar.d v's aad ,ata days. at o'elock A ".
The lue ~t all be ksi 18th good horses
table Coaches rsy careful
maize uh szrit, asd dispatch All orders goods
rnsporsAtoa VI paeksgs, xe promptly and carefully at
tended
For pnsssee OF other bussess Arpy she oee
ant >si Stthls the Mark House
r. rsons having he orirPs 81 the Hotels III
secure pro"pt Atssstisa. kE. De GARMO
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-21
i. f. CRISP,

Try REcORDEt AID JUSTICE Of THE PEACE
'ostsr's Batidt1g. UP Stars.
4 r. CRISP. having removed his ONCE to Fosters
buil ling, will be hand al all Il mes, TO take &c.
of Deeds Mortgages. &c. and attend
"a ali business required Of ni Justice oi the Peace.
fby-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-21

sISHE subscriber has taken the above house. and
entirely reftted aud re:urhishcd IT, aud isprcparei
e. ,ueraiii lhe patrons of the house satisfactory
manner. He has also rented the brick stable. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke, and has stock Of horses
rages to let.
The stable clean and well ocated, and good
are attendance Particular attention
will be paid o the care oi horses left with him for keep
ng ani in all respects, the public sha dnd ,he Sher
wood House a good Hotel. fjys-tfl j. A 3YERS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-21
FROM CINCINNATI TO
" YORK IA sH.ars.
BOSTON in 3+S Hours:
BtlFAin in i6t Hours:
III NHlRk in u fioprs:
CLEyELA "a -. Hour;
BY Thk
Cincinnati, Columbus and Cieseland Route,

III Nklkh u HOFr.
'Lk'k+G ~ " Tns' II X Hours
Cincinnati, Columbus and CIe,eland Route
LIrr.E MIAmiss n,.Lmo d.
'UNHE ONLY ROUTE AUTHORIZED TO RECEIPT
sa via 1 ks 'Jrs Hs,sas Rnsrs NH ,s.
B,as'e >asara Falls New Yo'k. Bosom Montres Sar-
the next day in NsT T;s Tss' Es n ny TEAMS
NEW ARRANGEMENT
Fr. Train Kai,r aa Lsnios seost
lae pItsbnr. h. a irria. Baltimore nd New York at
c,e.elans to ponsi5s New yai a.d Buaalo
eond rr.in-Lake Stesrnhoat Express at y. clock A.
Cev.laaa With uagnaeent Low Pressure Steam
2 2gEEX or TIE TIE wEs...... Car. Mcbride:
F.Rs A. cnhir As iNy 0Tnrk X EotrT. +;
ho.s' .sa k,' ser ain co n..s. it q, t,sin
York B..son Se 'Om L. Lrwto~nt Montreal Q.ehee sc.
:, /" 0 w %E Rsro i res to
b1,..n r.:,. =. nia.ar, . "a "a Is ,s. Se
Pits Ba,,im Phil .delrhia York al Cirve-
~. Allan New York Boston .ssn &C. Sc. ~ CARA
The I%l, .os;. Of ri. Ia ding a.'.Sssrsi. % csvssni
- Re sure and procure yOa, Ticket. via co'ansus.
,aio eeRsase DunhrI New York.
The Dep this route ard Lake Shore Railroad at Csve-
the
F'R THROUGH TICKETS
And for a in'ormaton amply the old established
Gen raj R.ro a once. II three .ors. yellow building
the road Hatel and Mail Boat J.ni
ing the Eastern Little Miami Dpot Front
CLEMENT. supt
THE OMNIBUS LINE!
VIII call for passengers in part the city ty leaving
and Front directly o n river bank
ey27 J. ri. HOW ELL Condue.or
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-21
CRACKERS AT WHOLESALE AND
RET IL,

gsHE undersigned consta:tly keeps on hand a iarS
as-ort ueut OF fresh vater sutt rand Sugar Crack
ers tI also of soda, piltand Navy bread, which b-
ing mauuizct sred ~ the late-t improved Maehiaer
can sol at low price as in ANY place in the est
and are sxcelisd in quality BY oier marnacto-
n ipthe couutry. large stock always ON hand nj IN!
shopon Water street. between Sycamore ard vn.
| dec!4-n J. sISziCH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-21
NATcnEz STREET FIRE. NEw ORLEANS.

I ~" VFTEAFs- HTflT q, IFjl.
uuromee AMI warehouse. Nos. 81 and D Nat hes o..
win their contents, except the books nd psrers ,o.
tainrd IN Our Safe we're niirel. destro, Gre op
the morning OF The 10Th March Ahho gh ihr ssis bad
been Tor several bouis In an extremely lot a,s Lef,.
we e"uid ree"ver IT, an on herf frst dis pas
~ reh hsai; on being cooled viii r. ~ NC, 81
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Mr. l.. NJ HATH, Agent for Richs Sala ma nder SsIes
Dear Sir: Finding In possible ,ur snf d.,
ring The late hre which destroyed store in Hsyne
street. and having taken our books we rut inio n
several papers 10 test are g to rclno Wedge
nat tuii! sustained the high reputation Your
peeed when We witnessed the intense heat Il NJ sub
jccted to. Yours, DC. f
CoUhTNEY, TENANT 4 CO