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NM" nv ~ "H"' "Nu' 'hCy may want lnen.
THE CHOLERA. The Boston Daily Adver-
tiser has beenI permitted to copy the following
DR.. Charles T. Jackson. 1t will be seen that he
thinks New England will escape and the rea.
sons he gives for this expectation will be read
with peculiar interest at this time
do not believe that the Asiatic cholera will
prevail to any considerable extent in the New
England States, tor the geological character of
the country appears to be opposed to it.
believe | made reference to the influence of
calcareous soils in the induction OF cholera in my
letters to DIR. James Jackson, the cholera IN
Vienna, which letters were published in the au-
tumn of 1882, in the Boston Medical M agazne
| here send you an extract from a lecture
which delivered in Boston Oh the 3lst OF De
cember, 1884 and have several times since re-
peated in this and other places where | have
lectured.
The progress of the Asiatic cholera shows
also that there is such thing Medical Geology,
for the cities situated on limestone or territory
soils have always suffered most severely from
that scourge.'
have repeatedly advised that on the occur
renee ofthe cholera in this country, persons who
might be fearful Of that (isease would find safe
We have right to infer that since it never has
visited! the granite countries of Switzerland or
Tyrol, in Europe. while it followed the calcare-
Gus districts around and since it did not occur
in the primary districts of Maine, New Hamp-
shire, Vermont or Massachusetts; while it fol-
lowed the calcareous formations through Canada,
New York. Ohio, and all along the Mississippi,
that the cdlcareous soil or waters had much to
do with the production OF the disease.
We know the bowels OF any Eastern man who
travels through the calcareous districts Of the
Western States are much disturbed by the action
of bicarbonate OF lime, which is contained in the
water, and hence we might naturally infer that
such disturbing cause might render the consti
tuition more liable to the cholera, which has its
seat in the stomach and small intestines.
Take a map of the globe, and trace the course
OF the Asatc cholera, aud then examine into the
geological character on its track, and you will
find that it is cacareous, ard that the principal
" niduses'' Of | may call them) of the disease
were on tertiary bottoms, where the springs and
well waters are highly charged with salts OF
lime. Vienna and Paris are the two best known
OF the calcareous tertiary basins, and in those
cities you well know the cholera committed its
most fearful ravages.
1t is to be hoped that the introduction of the
Cochituate water into Boston, will prove salutary
to the people in more ways than have been gen.
orally thought of. | would observe that although
Boston well water contains salts of lime in large
proportions, there are but few wells that contain
much OF the bi-carbonale; and the muriate OF
lime and suphate of lime do not cause the pecul-
lar disturbances resulting from what are called
calcareous waters.
Your obedient servant and friend,
CHARLES I. JACKSON.
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MARRIED..

In this city, Nov 2, by Rev. Mr. Smaey, Mr. Elisha j.
stone of Auburn, to Miss Hannah H. Perry of this city
In Webster, Oct 81, at the Congregational Church, by
Rev L. Cary, Mr. Mortimer G. Cook TO Miss JENNIE Fer
kas Also at the time and place. Mr. Lorn Eddy TO
Mis- Augusta A. White.
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Blackstone Bank,

TTNHE Stockholders OF the Blackstone Bank notified
l. to meet at their Banking Room for fill vacancy
in the Board of Directors Monday, November z0th, at
O'Clock P. NJ. per order E.W. HAYWARD, Cash.
UXbridge, Oct. %, l646. Twin
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Eg ROSS'S XpresS forward all sorts OF par
GELS and small cases, through Direct the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, Fall RUer, Bristol and Baren.
July %. dwtf
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FIRE INSURANCE.,

F4RE INSURANCE.
VINHE PEOPLES MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Boston, continue to Insure Buildings, Stocks Far
niture, Machinery, and other property aganst loss or
damage by fire. Applications may be made to
WARREN LAZELL,
No. 205 Main Street, Worcester.
G. H. WHITE, sec'y. ]. SouTHwIcK, Pres't
oct Is dw3m
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DIR. o. Fl. BLOOD.


FYfssssg Proposes to resume the Practice of Medt-
NIITYYYS cine, far relates to the treatment of
the Diseases Of Children, which arise from
difficult dentition. 1t fact that of the irregular
ties and consequently many of the defects the second
set of teeth, caused by mismanagemer during the
ERUPTION and before the appearance of The first teeth
The practice of Dentistry several years past, has
made the principles and process Of denton also the
rritaions resulting from it familiar, and therefore ap
propriate department OF practice.
Apply at 100 Main Street, at House.
The subscribers have formed coRnexion in the bust
of Dentistry, which will be contiHu-d the Old
Stand 90 Main Street. 0. Fl. BLOOD, M. d.
Sept. 22-tf c. b. COOK, NJ. d.
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MR. EDIToR-We wish TO inform the Puolc through
the columns of your valuable Journal that we have ac>
ceedcd to the request of large portion OF the business
community, and are collecting information. preparing
Tor the press and enIaging the Neto England Me'canfs
Union Business Directory much beyond the original
plan By so doing 1t has been found necessary to delay
the publication OF the work some weeks. II IS hoped
that such delay will not be regretted by the public as 1t
will greatly increase the size and eiuness OF the work
while the price will remain the same.
NNew Yo'k, Sept /, l848. PRATT q w.
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DR. HARRIS l54 Main Street, is prepared to Extract
Teeth WITHOUT pam by the of this recently discovered
substitute for EthGr--CHLoROFORM.
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DIR. III. II. BISHOP.

@OFE G1S OPERATES in all branches 0
Sl s 27 Y ISL Dentistry, at No. 1852, Main st.
The liberal patronage he has en-
oyed in Worcester the past years. enables him re-
fer those wishing work, to great variety operations
lie hopes, by the best of references, skill and
ranging artificial teeth low prices and warranted work,
satisfy all that employ him. June 2.
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France. Henry ", had shrunk his kingdom into
the town OF Bourges. 1t is said, that having told
a shoemaker, alter he had just tried pair of his
boots, that he had no money to pay for them Girls
pen had such Gallons feelings that he refused his
majesty the boots alt is Tor this reason" saws
Confines, 81 praise those princes who are on good
terms with the lowest of their people for they
know not at what hour they may want them"
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS October 20, ls4s
l. ENRf CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner Of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of JOHN E. JOSLIN,
OF Lancaster, in said County, butcher, nsolvent
debtor and the payment of any debts the delivery
any property belonging to said insolvent debtor, him
or for his USE and the transfer of any property by him
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors said debter will
be held at the office of said Commissioner in Worcester
in said County, the tenth dag Of November nert at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof debts and
the choice of assignee assignees of his Estate
d6twlt4S J. DAY, d. s., Messenger.
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" v. B. Palmer is agent for this paper in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore Office IN Bos-
ton, No. Congress Street.
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GiIbert'S Patent Plates,
CHLOROFORM.

THIS new principle OF Setting Teeth wi hout springs Is
sed by id II. F. BISHOP.
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Insurance against Fire!

The Etna Insurance Company,
No. SO State-st., Hartford, Conn,
T1th a sound and drdit4ble Capital Of $3.50, 900
OFFER their protection against loss or damage by fire
~ the citizens Of Worcester and its vicinity. 1t insure
dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills, the favorable
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter
cenuryits reputation Jor liberal adjustment, it's
promptitude in paying losses well known and esteb.
lished. THOMAS K. BRACE, President
SIHEoE l.. LOOMS Secretary.
Hartford, March 6, l845. isu
T Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance the above
company, are REFERRED for more particulars, A. II
BULLOCH, ESQ.,, WALDO BLOCK, Worcester. Mass
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l.. l.. ]. PREYOST.
DIR. l., G, MEAD,

fFSSSgS Dentist, (ate OF Providence, X. RI
SIIIYY Taxes this method to inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Worcester, that he has
permanently located himself this City in the pracce of
Dental Surgery,
where he will perform all operations in his profession after
The most modern and scientific methods. All work will
he warranted give perfect satisfaction and charges
made in conformity with the times. Office in Waldo
Block No. 1853, Main Street. sept Is
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, October TO- 1885,
To all persons interested in the Estate of PRESTON
HAYES, late of BrOokfed, deceased, Greeting.
VOU are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
l. holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday of Nevem-
Der next to show cause why License should grant,
ed to Fanny Hawes the Adminis rarix upon her peI-
tion to sell the whole the Real Estate of said deceased
for the payment of debts and charges of administration
43dN6@ CHAS G. PRENTISS PEG
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MTOULD call the attention OF those In pursuit of the
w best and cheapest Cooking Stove, TO a New AR
Tight Stove, arranged for Wood and Coalwarraned to
suit all who give trial. Aso-A large assortment OF
Parlor Office, and Box stoves rs Main street., est
Sept 25-du
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J, r. Ellis. J. F.. Ellis. W l.. Derry. Workman.
t. 5 Rncker R w Ellis. b. p Morriss, DR.. David
Paue>o.. W. B. Rucker. f.. W. MurriSs. Peter Rue
ker. b. ID. !iuckcr. r. Waits. D.. A. G Johnson. {:
L. tys. F.. J. Hopkins J Y. BIrrit. W. Il. Perks,
Geo P Prasants. Col John PRYOR. Henry franklin
w White. 4 Illg.nbJihi q. Rufus iiggin',an
Jno Rhoirs. Jnn. r. Irvine. JAS. Ahlllner Alex NJ
ituck-r, IN > NJ Pryor. Po vh7tan LYME Ihomi>
l.1ynp ". II. Sale, J1 u. Carter. Ani5rsm Higg;n-
bpham. Tins. R.ck-r, II. l.. Watts. d ibnry Sand
dIp. COL. Cur's sale AhSalun II gInh tina u. james
+. IaIiaitr7' Wn NJ Walker Z. Penn, J.Caleman
Wins o. Manliry Nathan ,uiiPy. Jho. c. White
head. III. Whitphalf. NJ. &. q alvin, Ellis Wright
Lawson Campbell, A. alariin, VIM. Angus, H. u.
Fuchrr W Fulcher, Abraham Brown. DIR. Sam Il.
Rice. rnert Henley, B,ni. ie'iry, Gas Coleman,
W. f. Coleman. Benz. Rocker. Cay. jim leman.
Lewis :. Campbell. J,hn D,Iri. Wan. kent, joel
Bethel, DR.. r.. Wu5fi-I. Peter G. J,lner Jtmes IL.
JIncr. WA. Staples. B.nj. Brown. Jr-. f. Fletcher
Dr.. Sidney Fletcher. Jrues b. Williams. Jno. NJ vii
liams w. Terry. J.. II. Terry. WIN. ". Scot,. e. W.
Ola. Sylvester Buro 4, FL Winston. r.. RIdraway,
Jun. r.. Rid!eway, 5 a. J,i.r I.Tufner Willis R.c>
er. Thos Love- John A. NJ ,eley, Nano b. Magruier
Wilkes Watson. Alex. >lunlay. Stephel ". Chris
tian, Richard Powell, Hiram Kyle. Els 7. Ono
hundr,. Thos Ire, r -. ld. Benz Scheduled. r.
l.. Tyl'r, JAS P. Cash. Dr. WIN. Claiborne, e. b.
Caib,rue. r. Llndrum. Burton I.anIrum. IL. Martin.
NJ rln d. Titsley, VIM i.avnd-r Stephen BIwles.
Wesley j. Duncan. Tandy Rutherford. Mich Xix, Viii
sun llix. Penb- Waugh. Jas. Mcdonald, V. McGin-
Mss, PrDsser Powell. Jas p Garl.nd, Capt. NJ. j.
ClarLe. Jno. II. Akers. WIN. o. Harding, Samuel
tpiskeI F. V. Satton Junr. ID. H. Payne. Geo. Mark
ham, DIR. Geo w. BRYANT, Jno. Myers, i'm l.. Good
win, Cans Win .ieli. J1hn WIN 5ied, Wm. II Knight
Ja~. ?. Thornton, z Thornton. Jas Bias, Jacob
Smith, Rich nth, Us Illrner. jas. Gillian. G. d.
Dlws u. 3 Hudson. RoI Waugh. Hazel Williams.
Geo. DnncIn. NlIcai Hudson, Pow haan Mitchell, J.
L Carter. Dr. Il Campbell, VIM. NJ. Davis. J.B-Dl
Wis, Lindsey Davis, WIN. L. Cabell, Fielding Brown,
Marin Brown. Capl. Geo. ". Ray, David Staples.
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period of i-tr years pnbic sergcs-lurng all the dis
cuS~1nS # he suhec in Congress and The public mr.
naiS.-fon the admission ii O!ii tn n'uu tiil d.
ceIbrr 1917. he b-evrd that Congress In lie power
Up prohibit the cz Of tile Southern Staies from en
l-r NJ r their >dres l1'r he Territory OF Tx
J4ia1. A. this particular p int q lime. when in iul
-tt ufa Pfs Dental !. eriu. with fair prospects Of
nlninatiu fr :at iii he. ior The first .ine became
Suddenly anl .~rrHgly Impressed with opinion hal
-r7a- change -eug w n IN Own MIMI n re- III \
t.e sij aci.' W h1t IuI= tlr visions Of the Pfe>
d-ncy mi7 have had r dHcn. this sudden conversion
Is impossible 3 say: bu; y w1nI require the cFetnly
1T al .ren to Lew they had | will give my
ovn views the causes IF Ike phenomenon, leaving You
% decide on their reas,na5.ness.
Previous 10 Il . death # Nj Wright If New York;
the heir apparent of Mr. Van Buren,--n, doubt existed
a to the Individual N:hr would he nominated by the par
~ IN lSlS Though h. was well known 10 he in favor
Of the WlImlt Prlvi, i-thnuIil " ilnot himself and
Prest u King bis confidential agent. had substantially
aaniurcrI Ii- "a TIE fl nr If THE House uIh lie
fa on tiis account am r~+d tie annex Of rexas,
ul h-F-r " h-cuu hal been heard from the Ireasi
III p.iiic.aHs VI Iha Sogil. Mr.. Wright vel knew
ha ttsJ would iake rNcep ions ;-anh both Mr. Cass
ann Mr.. Buch1nan were equally well informed OF their
extreme willingness 10 be bought,-and Of the very
cI,rnp price at when The purchase might be made
Ihey Vice. therefore, left free select their respective
p,s.tlrs vi reference to the " rth alone. Mr. Wright
took his in advance uf Nj Cas- for. in truth. on the
uoSlolufa Pfoc i've Tariff and Internal lmpov
tie two . eli m Hey s'le' as well a. the slave
On sion he and Nh an Bnf'h under lie auspices OF
ten jackson. hal been pr years engaged IN the atenp
70 cJncentrae The suttrag'S = ne NonS vfho dng
Sites. They h1d. - ISL ~. ~ ~ ana ~, trs'-
XII tine vauiteI chastity Of our Treasury Politicians q
tle Elut, aa fiu4d i cheap at Of the Five Points
Mt. Cu.S. fpo. fully co-nizant Of these facts. lie
Saw tl. ih- Political Slave tarAet crowded win
ri H. '''"H Y P"''" d'E o't '''e' y I'll.
=" "Hu '"H'. dPFfe"tHu'n3 ~ "i,ilo'''S TIL" ~
o'""t' + iI'oanif ma, ne h4H 'tue W 'il' '''' "
'''' WI 4i9.s j" l"1 b'''l"iG C'''T''''i ' ms
e"H 4''uhuN- n 'fu79'' "ol'u nave "'e" a "rl0'
~ p ruiaus cuutemplatp, it with pl4asnre:-ior be-
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FRANKLIN COUNTY,

At meeting pfthe WIr!s Of Ffinhlil county, held
at the Courihous'. Mnniay, 4 Of Septem Der 1913
Mayor Jnbal \ Curly called to The chair, and Pete
Saunders. Jr., app intel Secretary.
The f,IlAwing prea noIe AID resolutions were then
prop sed ald adopted:
Whereas il has been recommended BY the Wing
Central Committee that the friends Of Ia os ana Full
more should h I'D Convenlinn at Lexington, the 27tI
Of this m nth.
Resolved therefore, That approve Of the holding
Of said Convention and appoint the following gentlemen
% represent as al The SAM viz RI. L. Woods. Wan
Mar,i., Capt Peter Saunders, Nm. A. WingieId " IN.
L. r. Hopkins, = IL. Pinckard, E. w. Saunders. Il.
NJ 1aliaterro, Andrew 5 Books, 5 Hale j. 5. Hale,
J. A. Smi.h, NJ. G. Carpr J5hn r. Fonlaiue, f, l.
Claiborne. Hugh Nrls'n. NJ u. nth, J. ID. Taylor,
Lewis Bnrwrll. James Paiters N, l.. b. Taylur, Tnom
b. Greer, Ir.. J. 5. Galloway and g. Choice.
On motion, the chairman and SECRETARY ad del to
the list Of delegates
Resolved. uher. tint these proceedings be publish
Ell j" the Virginia Patriot, Ilrglnan and D4nyIe Re
porter
On melon, the meeting adi lnrnaJ.
JUBAL A. FARLEY, CHA.
PETER SAUNDERS, nr., SECRETARY.
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Wheat-Siles If good white to day AZ VIZ il5-.'
We np-p sale If $40 bushels prime white ~ III II
3 cents: prime red sells l0i 0S cents y k's>lli
Curn-Prine white s-ilS al 81 81 cents and urmc
yellow 4, 90 rer bushei. Tr.isaclins re:':bc
sumo ~ 600 bushels
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l}I>CDI,i' rION

JUST RECEIVED BY
J. u, EDWARDS.
FEW DOORS .iBOtE.liEE.NS~ f;H.iThLN'5
AND OPPOSITE S,LuUIsL p. ITIL-2.Ml\"S
j. y EDWARDS returns his thanks 10 his friends
ana Public generally, fir 'he very liberal patronage
tended to hiln gevou, 10 Ills cnplrtnersip via W. +
Lee and during hat time, aHd would inform his friends
and the public generally. that he has taken the bust
ness into his hands. and hopes they will continue
their custom with him, All care possible will Re Isker
To have work ntruSei 10 hun. me we'll
can be done elsewhere JAMES i. EDWARDS.
Sept. i4-tS.
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ria cet,iayi;t .a.I ;bv .. .-..,-rr, instructed
PSI tnci u,-. e.i as,.,f #. .,,.-.. i..-a.I r.urt
r-arr4Iy.n In. iii \. ,,.s., IN. .nnly
a4 S-ly t,e1.,,-.U n, -, ~. - j.. J.'as,
he very uoTis her,0rs IN III, 14,.r and to ..,:ss;sl
sprh rc1so,s fir ,isss .--i,-:- . :; d ,J,s,,f II
The cou.ac, MA Le be-, cI..LJiJ ~ S.E-Jfrn The
psLE; i4iad ALTA ~. ifafi,,-, Nc I, other " rls
t't-, u.., instructed 49,. ,s,, -.,,-, NJ VI.
b Ir.n', I,ii+r vitf s,.rl, i c,,,na,., -ie. a..
lu .a.fri,.... WI y,,r. ht i....f \, Hn.,riir th-
.04fte Y. l.otL. arI VI, ,..t,-.t. tba 4 t..-t. at
..gY.a-l.. t-- .r.rt..rtt- MI, lrJ \, dfnI
rh-ir nllts TAr-e u.t.r. v4-4 WI -.9rS-. arianly
ub-vcl: atl tlr Tu,.. RI rt.ey I,.a NJ irl. 1895.
ua' Y III, appearance Bv trf,e cju1rv as ufirinrd
anI.r otr stIar Ia or.t f Exclusive iar.sIic-
t.4i oy.r 'aa District" was ! rrlat b. .-ulr.s!ri.tsd
po,cers'' aad-ntij was s.iil anon. eNtrI.rd,.nry.
"hat he laucrs y Ccn-rcss crer the Uis'ijc' ARE
WHOLLY iNDEFayDEyr Of and trr'rtd firal Il source
Tira POWER, -rt.i,f + lotrtasf By Ike C7Hs,Hntioq
Iaat is 10 S'F. 'p.u-h The -rr, ID ''eI .insce J-:
70. over th+ DS 0-t hi ti- Constitution infer, nm
restrict 4 yo'r.fs' yr. ,h-s- 'PJ'crs' ''dcrirad
"t nm |'yhy 'e.9.''-'-! @' Hle Sl,acs q m 2t"
.'"t +-'> "' fe r.'fa'a In Nl- ih' t."'i'l"t"4-
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K2.7.y'CE.a'aE .ZTeggeE.Ex.

= K Il ana Madame Crerar respectfully announc . J. J.
w patrons and the Ladies and Gcnlemen Of 70 tnei
its vicniv that their Glasses win reopen ~
Oct 2nd,a c residence on Church s,1eot LADIES'
dreL's Class Monday, ednesday and Friday al anu ~,
Ge"!lemens Glass; Monday, e6nesday D. Friday ala
o'elork p NJ. u '!ua!' A'''
Sept 2l-9w it
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TO Es kE.S'I.

II IlE Brick Tenement adjoining The rcsi,l,rc~ N MI
john y. Murrcll, and opposite 70 Mr. illi;m ~: VI
immc Late possession given. :. u. III lEA AN.
Sept 2J-ts.
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~ NE subscribers in receipt Of portion their Fa
L G ,ods, such aS will suit the present demand.
81, rs and Al Plaid I.insevs.
81 and 6-l PULLED linsevs for Negro men.
Heavy steel mixed ~atinets loi fSSiorv LANDS,
Fancy Plaid SAT-, cts,
Red W hite and (roen Flanrcls,
Kentucky Jeans, assorted co,ors,
Bleached and Brown Cotton Ftannels,
81 IS IL 81 ~ Brown : 'iir:ines and Shcetings
81. IS "a 81 A. Bl,aehei, do do
and various 9th srsonabe Coos hch the subscribers Will
sell at thu very lowest Market prices.
Sept 25-lt MI.EN s GVATkIN.
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PUBLIC SALE Of cAR.nAGEs xe
4 pi e q decree {" III Iiu-tings Court or the Cor.
oF'ioh ?, yncApn made III the Sep!cnbtr term last
me cae q PC ch M others, against Shackcfrd and 9TH
If, ,"c nnaI '8nel, a. Commissioner appointed BY
Cou'' W" expose 10 public sale, the 10th October
a. ne Carriage House lately occupied by the said G..
h' .iet'd, lot OF Carriages, Consisting OF Barouchcs,
iitegivs and other ehiccs.
TERMS \ credit OF six months vii be given the pur.
aiasers giving ncgoabe satisfactorily endorsed
HENRY DUNNINGToN :. e. J..
AMI Comm siencr.
G.,
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Thrrrrrns t rhr recent tIrc'i,n ~ lar n h4arI
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ISIS 1917
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25

BALTIMORE MARKETS, Sept. 2O.P. VI.
Fi"ur-lhe market is steady. but MT very active
We n'ta ssirs to-day Of $50 ibis Howard stree,
Flour at s. c7l2; City Mills sells at tic sumo price.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

! DO tell me, is il not funny, that this poor girl
should esteem the hard crust and the life OF toll
as worthicr with the glory of virtue, than all
the luxury of silks, satins and beds of down
when destitute of that glory. And the same
God made you both, and the same Providence
watches over you, and down to one grave and
banqnet OF the worm you must go; you, the
fine lady, and you, the Sisterhood of the Green
Vel This is all very funny and the fine lady
laughs. lla-ha-ha-ha And yet sweet
woman in your silks and satihs, for you, and
such as you, fifty thousand women in faded
gowns and Green Wells III great cities, toll toll =,
from morning till night, summer and winter,
the whole year round. Fifty thousand wo-
men, who with the blessing of "A better state
OF society, might each have been good wife,
or chlld-halowed mother, are your slaves, and
the slaves of such as YOU.
Who made the dress which shields your
limbs from the cold Who the bonnet which
gives additional grace to your lovely counte-
nance! Who folded the sheets of the novel
or the annual which lays on your centre table
Who embroidered the slipper on your pretty
foot Name one article of dress or one item
of adornment, which does not owe its origin to
the Sisterhood of the Green Veil!
Oh gentle and patient Sisterhood, with ge-
MUS and beauty locked up within your cnduf-
ing FIFTY THOUSAND, why not cast oifyour
shackles and take society as it is! How many
sweet opera singers might be CLEANED from
your ranks How many gifted poets How
many idolzcd lady authors and lady actors -
And can you prefer the quietude of virtue and
toll, to the blaze of the worlds idolatry and
the luxury of fine clothing, days passed in one
whirl of pleasure, nights in dissipation and the
hum of pleasure followed by the bed ofdown.
If the eye of an angel ever looks forth from
Heaven, sof,encd by tear, it is when its
glance rests upon one of this quiet Sistcrhood
sadly picking her way through the streets in
the daybrcak of a winter morning, on her path
to that toll which has no end, no hope, while
her wan face is shroudcd by a Green Veil.
GEoPGE IIPpARD