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George Thompson is sending, via Mrs. Barney of Nantucket, some trifles as tokens of remembrance. Miss Hilditch, her sister, and Geroge Thompson are making purchases at the Anti-Corn Law Bazaar in order to contribute them to the next Boston anti-slavery fair. He believes Elizabeth Pease to be doing the same. The present bazaar will yield about $20,000. George Thompson's wife is occupied with rearing their sixth child, a daughter eleven weeks old. Since his return from India, George Thompson's time has been taken up with "Indian questions."
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