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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14
SHIP NEWS. .FRlpAY, .April | 4.

A8Rivtp
sA'P Louis Philippe Ca,,off from Havre, March s,h,
= 10 Bolton, Fox s Livingston
ss adalscr, Berry, lads fun Havana with sugar TO
Sas Veto, I'm Bucksport. spruce spaIs
Nni Lois, Honeywell, ~ hours FIN Norwich CT build.
SEcae, bound TO Philadelphia
Sssyat5a
SAl Transport Nickerscn, DIS fun Boston mci,s,e, to
'Ne: Morris.
Ssr Gdca, Bsarss, ds f,n Boston mdse TO master.
Saf Leo, Farewell 10 DIS from Thomastrr lime the
sa VIM Penn, Foster 30 d, FIN Mschas, with la,bs and
ss.r 80 "''' my -
Shl M.ssasoi, Brown, d, I'm Fall River. with nails,
ssh LOuisa Atwood, day. I'm Plymouth, with fish, to
sthr Perseverance I'm New.Ioudo..
sehf Telegraph, fun Newport.
ssh' Amanda Austin, I'm Greenpo,,
sloop Rhode.lsland, fm Fall River, with oil
Sseop Pomona fun New-Bedfo,d, with oil.
hs ship Albany, fun Harps is no, below reported bv
morning papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14
TELLY'S DOUBLE EXTRACT OF SAR-
II SAPARILL 4 CANDY -Grel. great anxletles Of mind

TELLY'S DOUBLE EXTRACT OF SAR-
N SAPARILLA CANDY.-Griel, great anxietlcs OF mind
much Watching fear bad fool Intenperance residence na
marshy and tend very powerful degree to promote si
PURITY OF THE BLOOD which shows itself IN erysiTe
las consumption eIlptc fits, apopexy scurvy lever anu
sse arrangement the stomach and bowels all which Will
soon b. removed by purifying the blood with Kely' Double
Evtact of Sarsapararilla Candy.
Sold in packages of twenty-five each or five tor one
dollar To bp h.datJ w KELLY's Gotham Coniectiona-
-, 2G7 Broadway New-York alb 3ts
GREAT INDUCEMENTS are offered al the
VI NEw-YoRx CASH TAILoRISG EsrABLisHMENr, liz
Futou street Broadway The subscribers having on
h,n, full and fashionable assortment OF Cloths, Cd'Sineres
and Vc5lss OF the English French and American nanuac
lures we are prepared our Spling business al-
heus strictly to our old system Of Cash on delivery and 10
abatement in prices The advantages derived by the customer
from t. adoption of tj thereby realizing gam oil ~
per cent upon credit prices they conceive perfectly obvious
and therefore need no comment; aad calling the attention OF
the gentlemen Of the United States aud oi Newly ORR III par
ticuI. 10 their assortment of choice Goods they Will merely
observe pncaIty aud despatch IN answering
the Of their friends much OF their system
as cash payments J. e.. BOOTH Co. Gf
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WIN cnn5.te Hosiery and other Goods suited
- he trs- 10 all of which they invite the attention OF pur
I, C,Sb dealers will find their interest To call
~ BID S. y. intend keeping constantly on hand full
supply Of linen and cotton shsetnE Table Diapers and pa pa
pers AMI ackabac Toweng Masters Of vessels and steam
boa may depend upon good goods and at lowest market Price
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THURSDAY EVENING 20th

ArprsoS', ORNIrIioLoGY. REEs's ENCycLopEpIA, &c
An extensive and fine collection valuable books consisting
chiefly of English editions from private Libraries embracing
the library of the late Stephen Pchard including copy OF
Audubon magnificent work on Orhoosy N equally hne
order the sold in December with the eNcept1, OF locks
and KEYS To the Volumes subscriptions copy OF Rss LII
cyclcrtfIiu, ,olwit other valuable standard wor
the aud sciences Also nauy elegant Illustrated x9
umrS ~ binding Also, copy Of Bnnons Natural tiN
tory 80 vols all the plates. Memoir, sur les Chno: ct h'
de la Chine % vol quao; Campaigns de NAPOLEON
l'ltaie numerous engTayings folio, &c. al2 ta20'
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Royal tUCIIVHttI
Dy CJrRLEY X HTIL.-TfIURSDAY, FRI
y DAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, 18th, 18th and
EXTENSIVE SALE or RARE CURIOUS Oh ENGIIsH
Boox,-rh large AID collection of ancient and
modern English books embraces great and uncommon
variety of the writings of old authors and will b. found 20
contain vast number OF slrcr works by writer, OF the 5
C;! aud l7th centuries among which fine specimens
carly printing; also many and curious theological
in history philosophy poetry biography and lighter li'rra;
tc; great number folio volumes rotisely er,beliishcd
Win nla,es Also variety of old English novel. and no.
acSs very and curious, many of them cniy out Of
mint " al2 Us
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AVIiCE Is hereby given that the undersigned
Slal,b, uonresiden, debtor All ,ersoa> indebted
& SAD debtor required 10 render accoun. OF all the
mi ga sums OF money OWING b. them respectively unto the
.astees by the second day OF June No. IS Willlsn,
u Ing city OF New York, and pay the Aud all
s. a4Sns IN their possession property effects oil
,.o Seoios inquired deliver the the said
ey the day shove specified the same place And all
oil the sad debtor also required deliver their
accounts and demands 20 the said trustee, OF
New NE same place, by the day above Specified Dated
AZ RcesKs ~ JOSEPH WALLIS
csss;. 90. attaching 5. JONES MUMFORD,
Gi Az in " pro lers. y. d. ELLlNGWOOD.
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CILK AND MILLINERY GOODS Cheap for
.OCash.-L. NJ. STEVENS, tlate Stevens Gruman9 o5
B.ayetrt one door from Pearstreet aud first street below
WaIstrret York has hand very cioicey s.Jrcted
assortment millinery goods for the spring trade, most oil
which have been purchased the present nnous
rates aud will be sold from 90 to 80 per cent belo" the COS, %
sued Al the establishment last year, VIZ that oil attending e
sctions daily and ayaling himself Of The bargains .hh'
and cash only 30. S2prh, goods Of $. * g. last year,
We'll Sm9m ' AID he would respectfully mn could be e@us5
mners in the city country who want any GOODS -
bsrS line 20 not fail giving him call before purchasing
for they ma, depend viii be for their interest 70
40 IN n. will nav. constantly hand full aSsoEtnrt OF
~, ILL and ribbons aud all goods the millinery line,
good assortment of sk goods IN general SATIN ana
,F.,a ribbons from No. iG constantly on hand erect
a ~! - ,c,;o,t yeyy low az Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

NJ InoMAs's Scuoo1.-We regret to learn that
as extensive establishment at Flushing, which
as been for some time under the charge of DR..
HAWKS, has been closed. This step has been
'sn0efed necessary by the pecuniary cmbarrass-
Ra's OF the institution arising from the impossi-
a''y Of collecting its demands from those who
aee patUnizcd the school.
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T = 37S N DREss-22s gloadwsy, opPo
M s sg%%ssls o$'
@ When ss0e., have eesa es
and would solicit eau n ise Of tie inducements offered 10
tose paying ready Ting garments viii learn our
StEsn=rrrysW n N Diaper and TaoE y. .s
p.S-e:-,, n PER TON.-Peach Orchard Broken Zen
Cd OlCaai Of the Is, quality, this day disGaalsns rom
schooner 1ei1'' WARD BROWN,
III Washington. corner Laizht't'ee''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

r OOK At THIS--leceived from auction, LOT
| Cotton Hose cents LOT G'oyes, cents lot me me
English Prints, 81 per ysId Joe Mns cents los |1 p.
ne Bfosdco q fine sstnss at ?. S Ss nc c, ois
Mn IL, AZ ID per yard lot fine Linen p Cd yard i3t
GOOD Ubeas 81 10, t9" P nap Pa. B 81 R y'q
t, p.r dozen 10, silks at only !, Cd yard ot Sood
Ribbons yard lo Of h,t sly s 4 ebssp II
WULET HAWKINS'S Store, sol Green"ichss,s EEL tn
sroue below SprIGg-,tIeet 40 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

animal Masnetism.-Mr R Kipp, By 5aI.
icula Request VIII deliver Lectures this highly
Interesting subject IN Concert Hail. oS Broadway on n
OF most astounding experiments viii h. ciSen each evening
Tickets OF Admission i2 cents Docs creu Lecture
commences al half.past O'clock. ali2,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

NTOTICE.-B Gardiner. intending 10 renoVT
~ from nj, present No u John stfss on he ni %
Goods BY dgess the nth on Wsd o ee
ns and English China Dninx Dessert and Tea set
Rdsway stOns and real srssI D,aaf la t"S Mens
p rio, C.n,ra amos Chandeliers Hal lanterns Sf
and n.ate @sy 't RssdIad
49, !, sets and by the DOZEN fine iaranne9 c. "a .sd
Glass bronzed Britannia metal ard hoeE vii b. realy 70!
apee,oa wh Calop eaf day Sf spe III the goods
positively without reserve II ths hs'
r l. GERARD AND va " AuctioneeTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

NEW STYLE OFFICE COATS, al So 5o-a
~ eeatsel and convenient article for business men For
tTeS JENNINGS, 30 Broadway, OPPOSITE. the Fountain
- BAH other sirmeats al p,oporoaaely moderate phi
- NH istf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

m MOZAMBIQUE, Halter. pa Bowery, mas On
hand complete assortment BssvsI lm. aa ELL Hss
sI.o gsstlsmens youths boys and infants clotn
siazed Cars, a, prices suit the nrne5. Gas ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14
SPRING DRY GOODS.

No. % NAssAU.sTREEr,
ARE NOW OPENING a very choice assort'
n rnent of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Of American
British French and German manufacture embracing every va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

rs BLACK BALL or OLD LINE Of Liver,
u;7I Packcts-Sails on Wednesday, the 10Th Of Apn
So The ~. and magnificent packct,;Fnp NEW YORK
Can't Coprer viii sail po;t'el a. above l'E rrTuia lsy
Enr ,ers al ,.s,,ce auIy board foot of Brcmas
or to the subscribers. ROCHE RRoIH 4: rSoo co. ,.
p SThc f,yoTire nscket-ship CAMBRIDGE will sue
the and M for Lys eg On ,e ine l sa out
D, s,bnr NJ t aboy, jackets the former sail from Liver
POO on lie th Of June aud the latter on the 10Th OF that
innnih or lassace applY above. az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

++.FOR LONDON-Pacl;eto OF 2Glh April. The
.[,-<7I .;.- r" hir Wt.SINilN r.h
aptan Atwood will SAL punctuaily IS above heF re-
rIar av and can comfortably accommodate lew more
second cabin and at reasonable rates
if teeiy application. be made on board, or 10
". s. J. T. TAFSCOTT, 70 Pcck SLIP
=, corner Sout, street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

;ne1 TO LET-The two.story brick Houses IN
@ 3l.,c street between Broadway and Bowery Nos;
81 IN and g. nor occupied By Daniel Mallory AMI WI
liam Dat E,q, The in first rate legation ant n Eoo'
ni.r For further PARTICULARS. inquire Of Thomas Nc knI:h
" Beecker.steet or Michael OConnor 5i Third Avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

~ TO fRtN PREss>tsS Of experience, steady
and industrious habits desires permanent SITUATION al mod
eate salary He that ell with the work
ine oil wood ensrayiag book work, &c He would Ike
change perfect his knowledge of Power Frss-woIk Ad
arsss /" ALLEN, OF H. Grseley, Tribune oitc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

@ Eight lots being the entire front The east siar Or
- between Twelfth and Thirteenth s,reety
4I,o one lot on Twelfth street in rear OF sbove: It'll
ii not sold private sale before the Eth o. tIr @ va
-, ,s, i.v b. sold by public auction at Tn. -fchai,s XIX
chang b WH Damont a Becssf Aae n
The Lot on Thirteenth street also De
ali The ay.nu. lots could be extended 20 the det Oh
Is5 let Apply 70 WI H HARRISON NO: .i 80 Ssm 81
rnhn lSrf OF We 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

1-. TO LET-A large house. centrally located
ia >, Observation-Disclosures BE- molerae-taken
Out in board Address. with reference Merchant at
fLls ntiic.. whlctI sl.l be cnnlldentla aIo 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

RI To LET-1he store No 80 Broadway y near
bn nes handsoule show in hTst ; tt.s
.ghbohood Tn. Is 30 feet deep but al present ai t
Which can altered =, pleasure # lni,s hi 1 ,s ;cai
I'm nu in clothing 70 good the rent VIII be M
lo"tst u 'ie 's'e' " - ai56t-
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A MEXICAN MUSEtrM.-P. T. BARNUM,

Best Variety in the City
Nss.NARY DARLING; the celebrated Queen of Magic,
bay .ivea universal delig,, to laD ,n, increasing ardcn
ces IS t.easascd and will present variety Of mr. aiH' bril-
CHANG FONG, the Chinese Jussler, will exhibit his
marvellous feats of skill aud dexterity.
Also sassd the Giant Boz? aged II years anu weighs 200
pOuu1,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

NJ HEALTH, QUIET AND CoMFORT.-TheG Ora.
ham House % Nsw,Y s rGlbs, s aSv ss as
are rarely offered It Is ely yertcd clean and airy
the b"" Pa Of Re s ,s 5Ha IN TT T., ana'
ment, are convenient and neat While its table is Supplied with
the best Vcgetb and Fruit, tIat San b fG;sG eTe Enlnss
nndeit and every Effort made to render Boares conforta
bic Shower Baths free. Remember, GO Barclay-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

ia STORE TO LET--A first rate stand Tor
e: either Druggist, Perumer, Conieconer or gentlemen
nrnishi,y store 10 let III. OF Broadway ana
Aun..trs@r IL viii le let for business Of the aboye dGIj
on better terms than for any other Apply to j. e;s.
pxchan,. office ON Broadway. al o,e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

WIN. " Shirley, :AuctoneeI
THIS DAY, FRIDAY, April Il, al 10 O'Clock, al
INV, aae Of handsome assortment Of Chm. and other Dinner
Tea Coffee and Tols, SETS sold without to clos.
ccnsignnents Also, VARIETY of other Ctoekey Lamps,
Il f.rnff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

For approved paper at six months or gr les 70! cash
Wood Tyie, Printing Ink, Presses CASES, Galley BF.ss
Rule Composing Sticks. Cha;e,, and other Printing Mate
Printers OF Newspapers who publish this advertisement wll,
this three before the first Of June. 1879 and send
one Of % pal-rs to the Foundry will be eatitlei pay
b:li h,IC thu OF lt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

ga IIou with sliding door, marble rnantles and eplete
ir every convenience, including tIIe Croton Wafer
in the vicinity Of Cana To good tenant 1t VIII De i''
very low. ALL,
i9j Westinghouse, corner c' Spring. alJ JUS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

A letter received in this city dated Fey West 9Th 9t
states rst the sc5 csc. North Carolina, borld to
Ncw.Urleaa Wa. brought into tha; port having been ashore
on the Reef The letter .ec ienton of aay other dis
>,
c,rono snruur aIcak on the S; had ashore four
miles south of Cape Henry light keep her from sinking.
A big was driven ashore the Wash Woods, and
schooner three miles south Of Cape Henry ii The sqail OF
Moaday:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

x3 \ FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-A
"a mall neat two story house furnished situated rdt
Arlington Parade Ground will BE- 1T from ,r .'
Those who anticipate taking bosrers have moie man 2n
child or four IN their families need apply s,ooh it
enc cy.n and required Address Il B. al the ohIc. 81 ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

a.-l TO LET, from lst of May next, two Rooms
"A and Bedroom, with Other privileges pleasantly stua
~ t.I in Franklin. ,trr.t near iiu,ontrt References
r,Y. and .nnlreI. Anpv at 100 tIanlliIn- 81 al3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14

ri no LET-HOusE, STABLE, NC: on dr. or, ort
1 Washing Houie with oui. thou 1sf one war
In. house il furnished and will be let wti OF ",t M
OUT VI '-niture. lAdu1e o. 81 '' a8 stf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-15
TOT tHe ITIDuue'
The Coraset.


Messrs. Editors: The strange light in the
soush.wcstern sky, whether Comet or other phe-
hoirenon, is certainly not the zodiacal light, to
which most seem inclined to referit.
The =odiacal light, according to Blot, lis al
ways directed in the plane Of the solar equator,
which is nearly coincident with that Of the eclip-
tic' and :" its name is derived from zone called
the zodiac, extending eight degrees on each side
Of The eclptic, within which zone the luminous ap-
pearance in question is alvays comprehended :" s
The strange light under discussion, instead
Of being comprehended within the zodiac, on SR-
turday evening, touched with the northern side of
the eastern extremity the star Gamma Ersdan1,
which is fourteen degrees south of the equator,
while the southern limit of the zodiac at the cor
responding point is twelve degrees north OF the
EQUATOR, thus making the strange light twenty
six degrees south of the limit within which the
,odiacal light is C always comprehended.o Those
in the least acquainted with the heavens viii APP
pr.ciate the discrepancy when told that it pointed
10 Sirius, instead Of to Aldeberan and the Pleiades
The hypothesis of the zcdiacsl light being thus
entirely GU, of the question, the decision lies be-
tween a Come, and some novel phenomenon, and
the probabilities are almost infinitely in favor OF
The former The only hesitancy is caused by the
invsiby of the nucleus, but we may easily sup
: pose this to be hidden BY the mists which always
dim the horizon, and shall then be at full liber-
,y to believe it magnificent Simon pure
Comet u.
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1YHEEsEeiaN's ARABIAN BAL

SAM-For the cure OF every kind OF wound:, sprans,
sores burns coughs lungs, The most desperate pies
ard rheunlsism OF al ksds a VIM p'eveRt ,hs
restore torpid aid pc!shed limbs, sud joints, ndDpness'
Ne and can be eDended upon 70 relieve soreness IN Gil
i'll, agra
for the ,as TIN years While us Increasing denaho tbe u
ysr Satisfaction has given and the testimony OF inin-
ud Of indiviufh The hfs standing n lhe community,
Who have tesrd a0I oialiby proved US eicacy, SooW
that I, needs .n - ~ used 10 prove It's inVanapis e1ce
.Scr tnt, ali yo have ever tried The Bal,afD pre- II
Sohghly aey ~ BOT De Induced onder any Sohs.eI
alton u do wi.onl This Baan has attracted me aten'
tim t science, aaG pbyscians and surgeons o ne
praeSt scientific requirements give their dp
pobation while many 0i them III different SECTIONS Oh 'ne
United States IN heir prdcuce, aaa nave suupi
izkd The publics ion OF their certificates.
LETTER FROM DIR. HEMINGWAY. 40,
WHITsEY's PoIST, april 9, 1888.
esr Sir-Believiue your Arabian Balsani he OF
the best family inedciGes IN state the fouo"i0g CASE
VII Harry Gresn OF Triangle Btoome Co, about ,niy
years oge, during tae OF 1889 became alncu
nth the hgur and Fever, which conGnur1 iS a'aE.o
more Than ysaf and reduced MN 70 very qecae aaie
OF heath In April, 1855, terminated 10 supporSuss
inner on lte hetk tie region OF be Eeysj ~bcD,oh
being puncptd dsct aged large quanpy OF 'e1a ola
healthy Iai.er aod rom that aie il assumed iStooes
fo, penes4allng tee inches INTO we SIi ol e
bach tried great variety OF remedies, besides hs'ne
the zdvce best without me lsass pepsns'
,i 10 me- and, atrs examining tie case gave MN
su hottie OF YOUR Arabian SatS9 erecting BIN 10 a-
NV /, ghtiT; add after three four half bottles he
was cured asG an au2rile 20 a.G MAJ his hsal -
fully restored and that ycstige Of dise9se retaans
With resprct, kca tgSaii. HEMINGWAY, M ID.
II Purchasers should IGzirs Tor he Eae article by
usiap ne Whole nahs cheeseman's Arabian iSaisaG'ahu
sfe that il ny written II nay Own haaoWfitng
across The printed dfecuoas on 'i,r ~,sRpTI ~
bsttle -. I'll ., :, ~ ~. 81 ~ nc,
Dfue st7 70 and LOO FultoGsreet, Z3 BrcaGway, and
East Beoadwsy Preesl large size, So een,s ,o,ah
,fv,. a
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YORK;, WEDNESDAY HIoRNTNe, MARCH rs, 1913.

I'VE, the Disciples of Fourier proclaim that h
has discovered and clearly demonuated the means
The boon-:he Paradise itself will be the Nor q
| Harmony of the Passions in Associative Unity-the
Kingdom of Heaven which comes to Us in this ter
restrial world.
Ignorance is the handmade OF suffering and crime.
All the suffering of the Race is the necessary pen
atty fer the violation Of the inmutabe laws OF the
Deity. To ascertain then what these laws are,
and our relation to thei, to the external world and
to each other constitutes the great principle of Re
form. Philosophers, Legislators, and Ecclesias,
tics, have overlooked this. The true philosophy
of Reform is to ascertain and remove the cause
which produces given wrong The temperance,
abolition, and non-resistance reformers have adopt
ed this principle. Each class discovered that the
evils peculiar to each system were the Legitimate
effects of the syteln Itself, which, in form
other must exist as long the great cause was al
lowed 10 remain undsturbed. Hence the attack
upon the system which allows man to hold an
other as property-hence their assauitupon physic-
al resistance, under all circumstances. But upon
deeper investigations we find that war; slavery,
and intemperance are butthe effects Of some Cause
lying farther back. May not slavery, war, intern
perance, poverty, theft, and crime in almost
every form, be traced back to great cause? At
present the object of the whole may be reduced
down to one principle of action-namely to 1--we
To procure the means OF subsistence to satisfy the
artificial demands of society; to lay up something
for future wants, and to leave for their children All
inheritance which shall enable them to resist the
encroachments which society always makes upon
tho helpless and unprotected, is the great object OF
life
The times demand the existence of an Assocla-
ton which will not be satisfied with the pruning Oft
the branches of the tree of evil. but will, with
giants power lay the at its root, that root,
trunk and branches may perish together. To &C
complish this work The Society of Universal H.
auiry and Reform was instituted. By the I'd ar
tcle in the Constitution you will perceive that the
platform is broad as humanity itself.
The Letter closes with Series OF twenty in
ouires relating to the state Of Society and the con-
dition Of Mankind which have been addressed in
circular form to persons taking ar aeres, 10 human
progress fer the purpose of obtaining Information,
upon which to base plan of operations.