W.H. ACTKINS.

ST. CATHARINES, C.W., October 5th, 1854.

MR. WILLIAM STILL:--_Dear Friend_:--I take the liberty to

address to you a few lines in behalf of my wife, who is still at

Norfolk, Va. I have heard by my friend Richmond Bohm, who

arrived lately, that she was in the hands of my friend Henry

Lovey (the same who had me in hand at the time I started). I

understood that she was about to make her start this month, and

that she was only waiting for me to send her some means. I would

like for you to communicate the substance of this letter to my

wife, through my friend Henry Lovey, and for her to come on as

soon as she can. I would like to have my wife write to me a few

lines by the first opportunity. She could write to you in

Philadelphia, 31 North Fifth street. I wish to send my love to

you & your family & would like for you to answer this letter

with the least possible delay in the care of Hiram Wilson.

Very respectfully yours,

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