Rochester

June. 3. 1854.

J. C. Kendall. Esqr

Dear Sir.

I owe you more than I can measure, for your numerous contributions to the columns of my paper. I am Sure your articles are read with pleasure and profit by my friends and Subscribers. I have neither Silver nor gold to offer you, for a continuance of them—but if my grateful acknowledgments—and the prompt insertion of them Shall be any proof of my appreciation of them—and the means of Securing them in future—I Shall certainly be favored with many more than I have yet had. With great respect your grateful friend

Frederick Douglass