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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-14
From Rer. 1Heodore Parker.

WEST .RoxRuRY Mass I'd May. 1876.
Gentlemen thank you the invitation 10 be with you
your Convention OF the Foes of Capital Punishment
cannot be with but my kart is with you aud your
ierprisenow and always wonder met havero
seenIh- folly the 10
crime wonder tsa good snd religious have not felt
the ul priori objection which II seems 10 all
fee lnsincvry against The shedding of blood.
lament the Bsotry which Tcrveris the Christian Religion
the Infamous purpose of pnpportng tho Galows and
no take ihe OF Christian Minister
oiien the sluuGche. ATROCITIES OF Jidpal nufcer and
Join you heartily in your efforts 10 remove tha:
work done and besides have taken hold Of the
wrong hsndl- OF he tool. b. used Criminals ofere
the ,ien,s of Jocis.y tp fool I5OrH
Lbr,G-uf!ru bo.h; p6ceG under circumstances Which,
with their organization Il was quite lmposshle for Them TO
resist they become criminals In spite OF themselves
We know what ID Sn-God ouy, VIE Is The Sinner. Il
OF the We hsnR or ,n1t up 10 Jsls
criminals BY ctrcuHJGnce-not by XIX dont believe
the jail them any better Society 10 al The time
teaching State teaches tueIn to kiI These
two-he Social Political i1auerces-5oth In theoy
In the educational forces
which The character Of the humber Class Of men
We all which ihrse forces Tend third forc-is
found In The uhca girdfht man etcty and on
ell rides Whist adequate help "a. The poor man sga 81 he
bad tendency all three The school, The Chureh
The PERSIA hess nothing to him IL see MS 10
me reform in tbs penal code OF all Christian COUNTRIES IL
wsnisd-a Deep radical reform; and II will GENE In CON-
pany with many other reforms lfyou delroy The 6Iows
you carry VI The strong ouIposs oi The ceyi, and
encourage many fearful 10 hope much Tor tie iuare
Win nv wa Nest wishes for Jour success,
remain respeetu y, your ora; .srv,i
THEO. PARKER
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DIE {;

On Wednesday morning the 18Th inst ALBERT s.
WHITE OF Philip B. and Jane Whirs, aged ?ears,
months an IS Days.
The relatives and friends of the family respectful
Is invited 70 attend bis fuoer shis Thursday
noon O'clock from the res!denes Of ais faher, No.
y Crosoy-st
The members Of re Fisk Company Washington
Gseys invited aireod ais fsners from his
i6ence l6s Eidridges; Thursday afternoon al half
pas, O'Clock without iartner notice
On the Iath inst Dr.. AckON. aged q years
His friends and those Of hts family and relatives are
respectfully invited 10 attend lis funeral today from
!9a Sixsserlh-st- AZ O'Clock.
In Caoot. VI April Ign, FIFIELD LYFORD In the
sisa year Of ais age. he va, burn il Exeter n 4 In
his 18Th year ne went in1o Lee army OF the Revolution
a servant 70 Els father, Lieut. Thomas Lyford in
which capacity DE served one ysar when he separated
from els father al Itcoodsrosa and West Po;n:
and served 81 one CT ras ltfeg1 Of Arnold iii Il az
;-aitor dessstsd and afs.vs.d remained In the army
I'll The close Of me Revolution &c Lieutensa. in
the LAST War &c emizrsied 70 Cabot In I,s sary ,e,t
eai where be lived 70, So years previous 70 his death
Is lived snd died much respected husband, parent
friend and that -noses, OF Gods vorka an hsnsss
Ear" Montpelier Safe Journal,
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From Cassius u. Clap.

LLxISGIos, Ky. May Cd, 1916.
Gentlemen. Your kind Of the 2Ish u inviupg me
10 attend The Anniversary Meeting Of the National Society
for Abolition of CAPITAL Punishment 10 be he'd In New
YORK City, on 18th May la-r has jas: been received
gau-d that you remembered me in your asso-
ciaou nunrliorsirs, the woes o! map.
regret tla, d-isI sLd engagements will not a.
low qualification % seeiLg You personally ard hesr
ing " hat Git hl he tEf Ia favor .. yO1r cause
should he wen;!ugtn lrauuess " did tot confess Tart
gru 9fepsred The :rll ct q IT your Society
seems L. me that few crimes uUgh; IN b. punished
it'll death Il Would be cut vi pace here To giyo my
On the other hand tie experience Of ans.nd has fully
largely bloody code hes not been the G
f-ciu.l preves crime; whist The growing objection Il
Capa Punishment and the positive refusal Of Jures 10 IN
fci in many iniiscee, thai ether remedy
ough, TO be tired.
feel Iess felnctsrcs however in yielding my unwilling
assent de.gn because faT iial ci lti efficacy
be made .ihou much injury TO .ccirty AID should IL fail
ia purpOs-s return Ia the old sy.e Is readily made
Deeply rympsthizng with 81 sensb!- etors for The
oauon Of race. And believing that much yet remains
10 be done by individuals aud Government,
have the honor to be your wcllwisher
And obdL servt C. NJ CLAY.
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VFR,ufuGRs One OF The mo. singular things co,cscsai
with physical organization !. the growth Of diving an!
mas in he human body The uaiurass tell thar hey
have discovered ,hee different kad.he ascaids or,ms
white worms lodged get orally about The extremity OF hs
recIum involved in the slime Astounding there the long
worm, found In the aie.iines ard sometimes In the s,oE
sch the tape worm, In the whole Of The Intestinal tube
Tbs symptoms OF their presence pain In the stomach
bad breath grinding Of the teeth swelling Of the abdomen
pale couuieuauce, sud cl log OF he There s's
also occasionally with these ds coash irregular rae
evening exacerbsiions. wasting Of te body, ard tome
tines convgiors These dlse.sDE resnlta how are
conquered by the sam OF modcs talent. and Justly
popular mrd!cnr wINERs VEh,nTuGs. hss been found
complete remedy We advise every family TO pcsea
themselves OF this medicine 1t carefully made up, ara
10 safe, cacious, and IN high rcpuie.
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e F&rHER HEINRICH SENDS US the following
Gard OF thanks he sssteea assisting =. h,s c,c~
I: rsey and natural 10 reqalsc A seass uias q orr
CARD
istisss Pfs He'ar,ea e,eseai his NOS. ,isoeys n.
anegs-d thsrss 70 ITS friends SD tie psSc for t-iT ks
ND secoarSsin ,ppsoasti0n ot hts srs o. ; %
rs Concert 81 To liz Etors % Tie fssrr y. r.
us City who advocate Ire oS Music sos " 80
his hesrr,; zoed GENET To hs t-ca
NJ ever ese for lis !ndefsEsbse exeroos. .s, u
M, "gt,S : Milet, To- vsllsS,c Cashier sse oozs
va; TO Sss1se o1s. M.s Nos.han. Mrs.. Lodrr Ma
$3.50, EtG eaciart, Arssrf- Ws,soc. Msssel, LEACH
pannfs soalxrd acd &c tie Ladies ara 9-uaeUssn ~sc
80 - ss eanaS Srd words sxpcets n,
c5EgSit-us fer tssir kindness. To- NJ - 49,, ~
eordacto0, ard to ;hr occh-sts for ,helr Gsrs,y A.,
Messrs Tin N. King Md Davis Tor ,seir s s- :, -
ehreTtgy rendered Tbs universal ,ynn,.sr 800.
f.ceaoe his sesyt The laar- ,~re,. ~ sv
nad rceesl cor, p'ir,ns, 80 freely lav.hed ,h,I eeg -
81 or tie fsGh-r' OF the Ci Wood Au az sat s,s a.
recalling on irrd hit usay friends srF~e 4, .p., .
OF The dark shadows Of ~, chsqaerea e lesvlry urs
m CHERISHED tcHscrss ~ rs uleo-y tae gr.,stI
Tseoi!eclious 81 iad.sidsai e! pubic tEdnS-ucr
The Gu man has eroash; splendid ;T:4 Of Ar,.
cA a;husasm. 10 Isaly they eEown Yog;S and Be,rx
when married by Heaven 10 Genius--sut NCw,Yorlsr,
know how ;vtuc The aei around Ire shining s.cu ~
Axe.
IF Messys. Ernst and WoLLrxuAupr sivs
Concert the Apollo tbs evening. assisted 81 Mia e..
ward LOder, Mr.. Mayor ard NJ T.nra. Mr. E,,s. h 4,
excellea, suiist lie viii the BSpam Flute. an IN.
strumen. OF which he IS coniplste master.
PHRESoLosr.-opr friends who are a,;endius
the Anniversaries Will Ind agreeable place 10 spert
few moments hour ar the chronological Cssine 1871
NlsSsu-st which Is always visitors where may 10
skgs fsou all nations, Including Egyptian Mummiss
Nso Casts AID Buss from .he hes.s Of many Of cur most
distinguished men, aGi Of ardereIs, pirates thieves, &c
sc. Mr. Fowler Will also &c prepared 10 give private Ic
llrea,ons character with verbal written IssepOos
when desired, during the day o. evening.
q ES4 THS Sons or TENPERAScE arc to have /,
grand National Celebration In ;hs cycn the 9Th Of Jure
wsare informed that there are six hundred Division.
in operation In twenttour States EN- ac.ng rear.
y 10000 members. The o.der commenced in this city
lizzie over three years ago.
IL Rev. a. DAVIS will lecture on The Ruins
CT Central America, and the Origin OF Its First Inaaa
tanis. tomorrow evening at the Chapel Of the n, Yun.
vcrst Many Of arss citizens have united In an H.
vltltion 70 him 10 do so.
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!! obec iert scfvapt.
CHARLES SUMNER
From Rer. James Freemcn Clarke.

BosToS May Sch, ler6.
e,.:eIaen: am sorry hs Is not In icy power TO At
lead he Ne.York Meetings with are 10 be eeld EEK
week IN opposition 20 TIL Gsliows | would slsey rave
been prcssnlo listen your disnsons ENG - cave aooe
r,y testimony ssain-, h. Law OF BLOOD -,
TIE G.!ows rests on naic founcenors, The belief
;hsi, dp; bang .3d The belief nal u Heeri-
so ~ 10 hang men II il could be shown that Il Is our
GUY 10 hsBg he murderer II ORDER 20 cDy e o'ine nv
ad that - NOT n-c-sIAry narg bin IL order 10 secure
Society hen oo- cI 81 found d-i-ad Capita punish
m-nt Blu: The rz!. - Ua7J3 lseaGets naGHi o!eod Ac
which tbs chief resree Of lhos- y 10 ina. y IA
duty hang men involves he rrircioe OF v-ngeanc-a
principle eoolshet IN the Gosp-l- "nirA cec!sIrs
g-sne- 10 mine viii reP.y, .alih ne LORI ne p.lIer
pie OF allowed OLD II Consequence ci Inc hafo
iess OF I-n. bears. i, utterly rejected ~ The -Set sc
spirit OF the Gospel Tbs rEnes OF lhs isooranGe
Wlaksd ~, bat BOW commands a. Hen every "heis %
s-pert
The Fsissge IN Genes, 20 which haze reerr-d can oa
BE- sdduc-d n srpport OF TIE Gaous By he most hera
construction II The elisr Of toe bot- MY be
oS rs sp!r; this pssssge oses 81 Us oa no. :!
800 ar oU1na oy nslro .ei - proves hat ", are 70
panish hse com.i murder DC! .ooee "oo sea
1ans eood"-ever ;bogsh Il DC cone " nc 80
though il be done accidentally bca-heial!y. BE wso
;akea Aaohers ie By po,srni1s hn or u; ena
pur,.hen, De- Nc, death % s;rsnshrs-oot reessss
MY death al;bol shedding Of NE e-a.ts eo0o, %
ZONE e1Ieo. drop Of bis oooc Woao saH'iy IA !ees
Of The law.
But even five waive al thii AID assume
tia; lie literal meaning ofhe 1;is TAI hs VINO tsAes rsa
nfe ,nuat los, ID, owo; his Is coGn.od Of God
vnai rghI have 70 r,ak- distncf'ors eei.eeH Huf
De. IN 'ae ira; AID ic tie sec ma "a. ,sh,
lave se 10 give yArdouins or eonmVIns power %
ibe Executive, Whai rtxhl have Ne 70 hang Men ;or
arson aay Other isNr slirs IN OH safe a-
stvccslss OF CarA eursh eat sfgr- less Soc sz SAD
be ho sh-cs 1zas blood Sy trau sa us ooo De saec
winch nssas KIDS Hi<r oy poison or In any
o-T WY, provided i, 6cce wLuIly or Ebo cnauiis
rzoe actual treason isA DC 20 crsh
~ho1i cro7 OF nis blood being Unsupported hst The
Governor does pardon ttr-
Hanging nan from @! drIy resolves Itself into
Vengeance; hanging him from bsef n il necessity
solves itself THO ooia cowartice Asn LIMA MAJ Soc
ely esrroi be s.se excrp, us.derrs bang j vel
sscerined ,hs, fy the fear Of punnent prevents
crime "a b. Is eeTixintJ lot is severity Ae1 Dad rsseT
tie risk Of grsa, evil ,hsn expose nsseves 20 la
esystSy I'll less eSs, Fus=es eos.asSy syYcss Sez,
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Exhibition of The Blind.

The anniversary exhibition of the n. Y. IssrITu-
TON BLIND took place al the Tabernacle yes
terdsy afternoon before numerous audience large
portion OF whom ladies' One hundred and twenty
pupils were present about seventy ofwhom were males
The exercises consisted mostly of examination in
the various branches Of study pursued az the Institution
and reci,atlons In music Questions In reading geogrs
ply history astronomy arithmetic and geometry. and
the theory OF music answered in manner doing
great credit the instructor and exhibiting profcien
CT in the several branches almost Incredible. The per-
f0rmances By the band received with great salts
faction also that OF the young pupils about fifteen in
number, who sang charming hymn accompanied ca
the piano by one Of the pupils.
The specimens Of Willow and Paper Box work. Ma
nia Mats ancy knitting and Bead work. executed by the
pupils. were Ingenious and beautiiul Mr Chsmberane,
The Principal addressed the audience. explaining the
objects aimed by the friends Of the Institution which
were an Acsderncal education. and proficiency In tnu-
SIC TIE latter branch OF education he stated was
tsuehr on the thoroughly scientific principles this
fully apparent from the completeness OF The execu-
ton in this department The whole was concluded By
grand chorus from all the pupils Hail Columbia
Tho exhibition whole. was At ouce deeply Affect
ing and instructive and must greatly encourage the
pstrors OF this most excellent Institution.
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siguorn Pico's Con cert.

Signora Pico's Concert drew full and brilliant
audience You see good faces among her admirers,
for only those who like energy and sensibilty,-the
richer and deeper parts of charac,er-will seek to
hear one whose chief charm lies in the expression
OF such qualities.
Hervoce seemed more fulland mellow than when
we heard her last. and came out with great power
and beauty in the duet with Miss Northsll. She is
still an unfinished singer. and it is obvious TO the
most uncultvated nearer how much she might i'm
prove if she would devote herself with earnesiness
10 excel while still in her prime STILL if she should
never 60 beyond her present marks, she is singer
able give srea, pleasure TO the ear and some sat
isiaction TO the heart
The concert was on the whole, uncommonly
good and well arranged. though there were some
things we should gladly have dispensed with in an
entertainment somewhat loo long and crowded, and
where the main object with every one was 10 hear
Pico. The a,rocious singing ofMadame Burkhardt
however, the only very bad thing A poor little
ballad was cruelty murdered by her. with every sin
of whine, oftwang, and of clumsy sracsS Mad.
Otto sang Us she always does Whoever has heard
her once may be of wha, he is 10 find another
time she is nc; troubled by variations ebulliions
of feeling Miss Northall acquitted herself in the
duet far better than would have been anticipated
it mus, have been agi,aing trial 70. this Young
and modest girl. where great improvement within
the past year and half gives room 10 hope great
deal of good from her future career. Birds OF
Spring, charming little song, she sang well. bu;
not so well as at MIR Walker concert and was not
so effectively accompanied NJ. Gilbert is pleasing
singer--no more Mr.. Mayer should not sing alone
he has no, voice enough, though his good TASTE and
p valuable N
gagged with others The duet from Norma reused
the hope that we may really hear that opera soon as
whole. pico is hest in herself; there will be
some electricity where she takes leading part and
two or three other good voices inspired by her,
would make sn opera worth hearing X
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orTaDr.-Pl,a Page-Loweil-'s Aspecss-A anuise-
REPRESENTATIONS and Labor; Lawyers; Social Reform
Harry Ciapp, Jr. The Justice Of War on Mexico Ne"
Rates Of Postage New Publications Freshet and Loss
Of Life; New-Nork legislature Things in Albany Law
Courts Daily Arrivals &c. on the Erie Railroad Trade
of.ns Hudson From the Cape Go Verde Islands. Fourth
Rscs.-A Song OF Spring. by Prison Convict War
1ross<dmss in Congress Amprdia's Proclamation La
Ear from Mexico Why are we at war Spirit OF the An
ares-Foreign Evangelical Society-NewY York Sun
Day school Unioa-New-York State Colonization Society
.-American Tfect Socicty-vlgisnce Committee Bank
Ncts Table; Soles Of Stocks; Marine News.
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II MIRACLE! 4 MIRACLE "A very wonder .
clear thu ekin Thu JOn-Ts la ian Chemical 51tr
-hru1srIber, Without mi.rspr-seniatiOp, these ue
poslge qiate, for whchit received the
81 The faculty snd ibs unsolicited approval Of tho ae
soce ~ Of Pads II has cured Thousands 10 he ss1
States Of every dishgurems". and eruption Of the skin
90 pimp.ea GrcAiss, DO;ctes, ssit Ihaum seufTJ ls
spots, tan, SUI burn, rnofphrw, tc q.
II VIII Grange the color oi Gas, yellow or SUE burn a.
" beautiful h-sh, cesness To prove 10 ths paofe -
excl 1De- OF this read III following tiGloura ssnln
d. ..apfiD 'hs ;nrsn'or. " the sdie.i Soei1y o.
We cpL.ifer 81 V-5fiuI the gfeser, pailsctorcpA.
the ard bus IL.hsn Cheuteai SJap mac- ~ cure -
eruption dis6gu u " tbs ssin- Il VIII prove ~
,;Dg 10 future sg-s"
sole ,isn Of ,hs American Eagle. az chatnssr
and il3 Broadway; 10. Fulton e Sroo..y myIz se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-14

FREsHTEAs AT REDUCED PMcEs-0ur friendi are h.
formed that J. O Fowler go and 42s Greenwch.st su
reduced the price Of his large and excellent stock d
New Green and Black Teas lie Ia sen the Ses. yourl
hyson IS cts and very good favored ut so and 6
Best Oolong souchong OF huess flavor at 50 cts ven
good at and aud 8, ID. with large assortment, ofor
lily groceries, &c. at very low prices. He dell vers g0sI
70 all paria OF the city.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
SEE MAXINE JOORNAL, FOURTH PAGE.


ship Gordola Reune from glasgow April 3D. ndse,
70 Hicks 4 Co. II s,esraz- pass-ngers.
Br sniP Henrietta Mary, Reid, 81 CO fn Liverpool in
ballast, ioun Hertmsn. The T. ~ ia bound 70 Val
Paraiso and Ltnspur In 10 land 81 .-ersge pssse-
g-rs.
B4rk Grafton. Abbott Ice day, from Canton, l7,737
packages teas $50 sts css.a i0tc ooZes sweetmeaIs,
400 rolls mating, 70 Cosington, Bucklin & Crane.
Brig Carolina. sherwood, DIS IN Cba.eston- cotton
70 Dunhsm 0iuaon. Ffss nisai Gu. Ice, Inc fofe,op
sail In heavy soaal from the West
Brig Relief Ss~yer,s DIS I'm hachias, Ae, lumber, 70
B.er Tose.
Brig Owe Thompson, OF Portland, Pate u days from
ArceDo. Pr sugar sad rolsssss. 20 Maitland Corn.te
Co. Left orig Wc;fe S.urd.vsnr. ldg for Batinore
schr Euphems, Copes, co Tor sewYork-sne Only Amer
lean vessels In port
Brig Bilow Lawrence. Il 4. I'm s. Marks, co,'on aud
tobacco, 70 Master.
Brig Marian Cage u de- IN Belize. Honduras, specis
mahogany &c. 10 Bianco Left brig Matilda 6fo"s''
hence just arrived III May lai p 80 Ion ~ H. 'pohe
bark Tnetis. in EOrlrsns Tor hfotk- cy,
Bfern-n bEig Josephine, sandstSch lncse' - AAi
Ter.
Brig Cyciops Moun,fort, II d. fn Gasyaua PR' sugar
and raolasses, master- n,. a. D.,
70 johnson Lowceo. -
Ship Sutton Galloway. from Charleston, cotton, 10
AI,o, iossf and br.gs. Wind ssE.
MEMORANDA.
TIE snp Talbot for Antwerp, Is .; anchc. II The cnsr
sstns Ground
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-14

FINE PAINTINGS -FSEE ExmprrioS-A large col
lection OF European Painting. is open In The Cham
ber.-st Gallery, Granite Building Broadway which .s
pronounced By connossurs De ihc and mos. d.
srabie taken together offered for sale In this city
IN this collection is embraced every variety of subject
suitable Tor he por besides pictures rum Joseph 30.
napsrie collection and small plumber of hne old Or
nsIs They will be sold at auction on Tuesday ard
Thursday mornings 9Th and 2Iss by Messrs. Tustlo
DacIuzeAu, until which i,no the Gallery viii Be open,
day and evening to ladies and gentlemen
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PASSENGERS Arrived.

IN The brfy Carolina froa ChayIestoH-Mr A Living
s,on lsdy > children and servant, w Bowden. lady
and child, Master Liyog'ton hlrs + L Wilson, Miss
p Wilson Miss Wilson Miss A sherman, Miss 4
R Robinson Miss Eliza Blackwell. Miss Wef:over
Miss C II Sutton. Mrs Valentine, Mss J Valentine
DR. M Moore II Wells E-q acFAtten, T LaDgDh.
Broaaoent D Tuttle. w a sullivan Sherman n
Friedman Buck w Dixon and % in Storage.
Died a, = o'clock Sunday morning. l0th mat. Alex
ander julius VaIenne, OF Mrs Caroline Yaic nt;no
aged y-Ars.
Il. he brig Marian Gage, from Beii1e-Mr WIN Ftz
Giobon. Editor Of the Belize Gazette, lady ard cn
drer Master Edward AdolphGs ar Barber.
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TO MY VALENTINE.

irsceive3 from ffssd on 81. Valentines Dag
snort pet@ni serin0n, which. by NE way,
sad was 90; 30 COCO ., migH, h4vs been
Sdeo wac The language OF ne Fairy Q en-
Three nnonths bearing dale hoped to fnd
clue 10 To isas ~ ne ~ aind.
Dane Pfasecc~ - Eisp-'sd no 10 day.
give yoa tr.erd-ihs q I--n Of May.
Tia tue tha, her aid 10 great, for n Dor so~sfE
Ny LADY love dweils AMID suns hlne and nS~slsi
Wuu.d yoi know her, yod nay toli bJ Dor ~,
For there Truth and Consta1cs resp!-ndeauJ HsS
Bysone rash deed Friendships oserdsdi
II knew tSe way I'd try ana rsad L.
Az advice I'd recsiye with she grrats,. p.eesas a
And you - $3.50 ecxi1 reclaim y w e
pytt lfs
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American Anti-sIaYery Society.

This Society was in session yesterday al the
Society Library An Appeal to the People OF The Free
States On tho subject of the War with Mexico, and
drawn up By Mr.. Garrison, was discussed-~itn great
earpes,nes, and zea-by several able speakers In the
AFTERNOON there was crite an exciting IN which
clergymaa whose did no. !earn TOOK a
prominent part 5y askng several questions respecting
the principles aud OF the society which
replied 70 by aessrs. BaFeish and Garrison.
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Solon Royce. Eaa.

The bill TO establish State Asylum for Idiots
after passing the Senate owing to the humane ex,
srtions of DR., Backus was defeated in the Assem-.
bly, by vote of SO to AZ We rejoice to say ,ha,
only two Wings opposed it, Comptroller Flags
IL said to have personally exer,ed himself 10 defeat
this bill. There was abundant evidence tina, the
condition ofa unfortunate class Nigh, be great
y Moderated by such Asylum but all TO no pur-
pose, Our distinguished Representative. Gesardus
Boyce spoke against the bill, and his argument is
summed up in the report Of the Evening Journal as
followp:
Mr.. Boyeo opposed the bill. Idicte were nothing
bat psupers and should DO supported such BE knsr
oa experience lha IL sposssie teach iaiess any
tAsngs"
We respectfully susses, that Mr., Boyce's evi.
dance on this point is not conclusive. The expert.
ssce ofhis schoelInaster would be to the purpose.
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~A s1lEso D, a delicious, beautiful bead Of ~
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Business Notices.

HERNIA or RuPrrRE CuHsp.-Huudreds OF the WORT
long standing. have been radically cured by Using
Thompson's Premium Truss improved by $ R. Berians,
10 BcCsmsn-st. /. is made 10 retain the vos,
rupture without pressure upon the spine which SO eaer
becomes diseased by the pressure Of the back pad Of the
ordinary trss Six days trial stven Reference given to
those who have been cured.
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From Charles Sumner, Esq. Of Boston.

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Gentlemen l. will ro he in my pow 10 .u-nd the ne ei
10y Of National Society Tor The abolition OF Capital u-
i,hIaeR. M,v 1872 but caano; iorbesr sIyirg God
sp-sd IN your bgmane lanors.
Punishment suppose wiki lTofc!d ob-ei-the pro-
ectior OF reformation OF toe ou-nd= seems
10 M Clear th,t IN our ago sod taktns .;
he not rseetary 10 the protection OF society, lille
rrcnc-s span the period for reformation
lu.t that The Gsy il not cstspl Ils sw shall 70 op ger
OF .irne. but rather hat tc sha iufu
rem HI, ways aad i've.
CHARLES SUMNER