The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-27
WHOLE NO. 3O43.

HoFE OF DRESS. There is lore of d,ssv
WHICH causes most extensive and Iamen,.LI
NC 'dslation among the Young Conr,s
> having jurisdiction of crimes have, Of late 81
zen peen called upon TO infct the seyera no.,
80 VI lne ID" against stealing upon you,bx
was personal decoration and there arc s H.'ne
ing hearts OF parents in this communitv =, ,b;.
moment, whose happiness has been deo,.o,ns
py the mIsconduc; and moral deora6a,;an' 80
chiioren, who yielded up their integrity and in
noce nee 10 the temptations of fashionsbIa o,t;ra
Ihis Is the most surprising, because in Eurono
In The best circles, it is now considered 81
marx OF vuigarlty to be particularly well dreso-
ed. No one indeed, can walk Wash;nc,on
street IN ms city, without having his mind i'm.
Piesseo " the display OF costly apparel, which
MS eye discovers On almost every nerson he
meets, and especially upon females, Can ihe.o
De Times OF depression in business is na,nr.
al question, when personal decoration is so rich
a"o costly-and another question as naturaIJv
succeeds, (sInce we kHO1o 1.-THE times are borJ,S
are all these ornaments, these fashionable d,as,I
es honestly obtained? Let parents and friends
iooh 10 1t; the temptation is great the desire
IS strong; the universal example is allu,ing.
out 'his Is The pont-can it be honestly afford
ed we are led to these reflections bv Tho
distressing case of two handsome, well dressed
SISTERS, daughters of respectable mechanic.
ooth within their teens, carried Yesterday to
me foiice Court and bound over for shoplifiino
rt0andS and silks, in store in this city. kent
ny worthy person, whose painful duty il was
10 prosecute them.-Boston Gazette.
STEAM In comparison with the past. what
centuries OF improvement has this SINGLE aoeu.
comprised, in the shor: compass of fifty wars
. !. where practicable, every where efficient,
u mas an arm thousand times STRONGER than
mat OF Hercules. and TO which human inrenui-
y Scapaoie OF hitting thousand times as many
iahos as belonged to Briareus. Steam is found.
n triumphant operation, upon the seas and
inaer the influence ofits strong propulsion, the
gallant ship
galnst the wind, against the tide.
Stlil steGdtes, with an upright keel"
t Is on the rivers, and the boatmap NAV ronoss
m his oars; it is in highways, and begins 10
xert itself along the courses of land convey
NICE IL Is at The bottom of mines. a thousand
set oelo" the earths surface it is in the mill.
md IN the workshops of the trades 1t rows,
!. pumps 1t excavates, it carries, it draws, il
y, nus hammers, 1t spins, it weaves, it prints.
II seems TO say TO men, at least TO the class of
Leave off your manual labor Give
over your bodily toll hes,ow but your skin and
reason to the directing of my power, and will
pear the toil,-with no muscle to grow weary.
no nerve to relax, no breast 10 feel faintness"
-" nat iurther improvements may still be made
n Inc use of this astonishing power, IT is i'm
'osslbie to know, and it were vain to coniec-
ure. What we do know, is, that il has most
essentially altered the face of affairs. and that
10 visible limit yet appears beyond which its
progress Is seen to be impossible lifts mower
we're now to be annihiated, If we were 10 miss
on the water and in the mills, it would seem
IS II we were going back to rnde arss
Daniel Webster.