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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-30
MARRIED,

In Leicester 28th inst, by Rev. Dr. Nelson, Mr.. Geo.
d Merriam, OF this city, to Miss Sarah Il. Loring, of
Leicester.
generous slice from the bridal loaf accompanied the
above notice.
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NlOWer Aeeds,

OF all kinds, for sale at LIVERMORE'S Bookstore,
" lo4 Main street.
Also, large assortment of Greenhouse Plants
ap30 dow*
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- We invite the attention Of our readers to the
great Auction Sale of Household Furniture this al-
teruoon, advertised by Hood & Putnam.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-30

FRESH SHAD AND SALMoN.-Mr. }. Richard
Shad, and monster Salmon--the latter being the
first Of the season-whch he will offer far sale this
morning.
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Draner & CLARK

TIT AVE received, and offer for sale, large stock OF
Il l. new and choice GRASS SEED, which they will
sell at the lowest Cash prices. ap2I diff
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NOtice,-rhe proprietors of this paper will not be
responsible for any goods delivered Others than them
Selves or their own families, without written order
from the n for the same. EARLE d DREW
Worcester, Angus 7, 1851. DIFF
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WANTED.

A MAN acquainted with the Daniels Planning Ma
IA chine, TO operate machine in Ohio. Apply this
week 10 A. Nj. MERRIFlELD
Worcester, April &c, 1852. div
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The Irish American

A WEEKLY Newspaper published at A Ann street,
IA New York. neutral in Religion and Politics. con-
tanning ~ columns of closely printed reading matter
lrsh news from the different Counties toge her with
Irish marriages, and Deaths Mr. $. THOMPSON will
have the Irish American every week, news Depot
apo dI,y&
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-30

YOUNG MEN wishing for employment, are request
ed 10 call at the chronological RooH No. II Harring
ron Corner up stas) and ii they have the right orga
nization, can find business Book Agents.
ap27 DIFF J. NJ. BARNES, Phrenologst.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.


The subscribers anticipating absence from the city,
for limited inns after the LIST Of May next would re-
spectully recommend to the patronage of his employers
and friends, his pr resent partner in business DIR. H..
Kelley in whose professional requirements and practi-
cal experience both in medicine and in surgery they
may place implicit confidence.
ap6 DIFF CALVIN NEWTON, M d.
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HemovaI.-NIrs. M. :. Thompson, Female
Physician and Midwife has removed No l2 Pearl st.
nal DIFF
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DIR. III. w. Buxton, PULMoNIsT Corner OF
Main and Myrtle streets opposite Col ons Nursery,-
Where his services can be promptly obtained any
hour, by day or night when not prevented by previous
Professional Duties
AuscultauOn anu Advice. Free dtf-dec25
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Death is the termination. but too often,

Death is the termina alton, but too often, of
what in its inception. lightly treated and lutay
neglected as common Geld The ball does moi
increase faster by ong, than does danger from an IN.
checked cough, or cold. When inflammation once sci.
upon the delicate tissue OF the Lungs, the progress
of fire scarcely swfter, fatal than that of pull
monary disease through its various stages, its Ieni
nus death Yel il may be arrested in all cases, by
prompt resort to Dr. Rogers Syrdp of Lveiwort Tar,
and Canchalagua To this vital trnh many among tho
first men i'll the land have appended their alestpg
NATURES Read their testimony in the pamphlet in tho
hands of Agents.
CAUTlON.-NoEe genuine, unless there is the
buff wrapper note OF hand, signed with pen, by A.
l., SCOVlLL IL co.
For sale, wholesale ana retail, by A. L. SCOVILL g.
Co, Proprietnrs, at their principal Depot Gothic Hall,
No 3l6 Broadway, New York; TO whom all orders lof
the Medicine, and letters relating TO Agencies should
be add essed post paid.
For sale in Worcester by James Green and Co, III
Main street, Spur Sibiey l40 Main street, H. It La
zel, 2O Main street, and Albert Clarke 242 Main street
Price,-lu large bottles 81, or six bottles for IS
apps DIV lh&F&W
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Curtain PAPERS.

A LARGE invoice of Plain Blue, and Green Curtain
n Papers, for sale Wholesale at manuactn er's url.
ces, at BROWN q cos Crockery store,
apps d3w No. l45 Main street.
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Glue of Superior Quality, &c, &c.


II +. DIXIE has for sale prime article Of GLUE,
N. suitable for Cabinet Work, Polishing Wheels, or
for Wooden manufacturers at prices which must suit
wholesale and retail
ALSO, Paint Brushes, Of various kinds; Chrome yell
low; Vermiliion Prussan Blue; American and Russian
IsingIass Roller Cloth, oda Soap; Extract LOgwoOd;
White Lead, &c, &c.
All of which will lie offered at less prices than the
like quality be obtained for, IN the city of Worcester.
No. 247 Main street, up stairs.
Worcester, April 90, 1852. d2m
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NOtice.-Dr. Whitcomb has removed from No 293
Main street. to the fourth building Front street. be-
ow the Norwich Railroad crossing ap26 d3w
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Second Parish in Worcester.

NOTICE is hereby given To the owners of pews
II the old Meeting House of this Parish. who have
not yet taken pews in the Meeting House, that they
will be allowed until the 9th day of May next, 10 pur
chase pews III the Meeting House, at the appraisal
and be credited in part payment therefor with the div
idends their pews in the old House after which date
the pews then remaining unsold will he sold without
further delay.
Per order OF the Committee
TH0S KINNICUTT, Sec'y.
April 2lst, 1852. ap2. DIV
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White Lead, and Linseed 0il.

'ENoGEFHER with general asnltment Of Paints, and
Col0rs, always on hand, and for sale very low by
SAMUEL O.. WHITE & co,
AZ NO.. 3 Harrington Corner opposite City Hall,
dp-o dawdhi Worcester
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Phrenologv. and Physiology

Phrenology, and Physiology.
TAMES NJ. BARNES is still at his room, No. IL Har-
- rington Block, (up stars0 where he will give
Professional Examinations Of Heads,
and advice, including Charts,
verbal and written deineatons of character virtues,
TALENT, capabilities, suitable occupations, iiabi
ties err, evil tendencies together with directions for
remedying defects restraining tendencies excess,
recting the Judgment proving the health, &c. ucud.
ing examinations of children and YOUTH directions to
parents and teachers, touching heir government, and
what faculties require to be cul yated and what
strained, and how to do this &c.
He can be found at his room above, from A. NJ,
to O'clock p NJ in the evening; he will visit families
and parties, if desired Also form clisses 10 various
parts of the city, showing the location of The organs and
teaching the science. apps DAWN
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10000 copies SOLD!
A MOTHER large voice just received, at the Spy
IN office.
Dealers and Agents supplied in any qnanty, at pub
lishers price Il. II. FlSKE, Agent
ap30 div for Worcester County.
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FOR SALE.


On SQUARES of second hand ROOFING TIN.
~ nearly as good new, Inquire of
marS dtl EDWARD EARLE.
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Grass Seed.

Nov receiving good supply of choice reaped Timo-
IN othy Seed, which has been selected with great care
by us, raised from the lands of Vermont and North
New York. Also Northern and Western Glover
Northern and Southern Red Top, and r. |. Bent Seed,
all of which will be sold wholesale and retail at the
lowest cash prices The trade particularly request
ed to examine stock
LEE, SPRAGUE Il co.
Worcester, March %, 1852 dawSw
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JeWelry, Jewelrv.

OUR whole stock of Jewery, consisting OF Rings Pins
Cuff Pins, Bracelets, Pencils, Chains Loo kets &c
will be sold cheap Tor Cash. for the four monhs
at l.. d. GODDARD & IS, No. 2Os Main ST.
Bulman Block, LIST south of the Worcester House
apIy dawtf
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having bills contracted by The Kossutb
N Committees are requested leave the same with
The subscriber, before Saturday morning next
me JOINT Committees will meet according to adjourn
menl, in the Common Council RI ON nj IA O'Clock sat
urday evening f. b. STODDARD
April 90, 1852. Sec3v
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Turf for Sale.
REMOVED.

Fq ID. GODDARD ~ co. have removed go
M'JM for short time from No 1877 to No Viz
~ SR20e Main stieet, in Butman's Block (c-I ~
nsAssAsswhere they will be happy 10 wait onS&l..xI
Their customers and friends as usual apl5 diff
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Imperial Burning Fluid,
To Barhnrs

barrels and half barels for sale by the Manufae
Il turer, JOHN 5 LUUNSBERRY.
mar2O d3m % Burling Slip, n Y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-30

Our Cash Grocery Store
WHlCH has been literally patronzed heretofore. is
w now supplied with FRESH and CHOICE va
Iety of
Family Groceries,
which were bought the very lowest Cash prces.
sequently, we shall be able to sell very low ma k
we can assure our friends, and the public generally
mat we can mike it an object for hem give us call
ana examine our stock which includes all the varieties
usually kept in first class Grocery store.
We Take Farmers Produce
Of NIL kinds in exchange for Goods and charge only the
Cash prices for them.
@. G. FLANDERS & CO..
corner of Myrtle and southbridge streets
Worcester, April 80, 1852. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-30

Premium Miniatures.---ADAMS has returned
talis Rooms in Brinley Row, opposite the American
House. Call aud see his specimens.
The Mechanics Fair ST l547 awarded to WALKER a.
ADAMS the highest premium, Silver Medal. The Fair
of l549 awarded Adams Silver Medal and at the late
fair of 1851, ADAMS a co. were the ONLY Dagueneo-
typists that received the first premium of Silver
Medal. APP DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-30

CLOTHING.-We " ould call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of A. p. WARE, in ano-
ther column.
Those who have heretofore patronsed this tensve
establishment will find larger stock and greater
attractions even, than in previous seasons.
To those who have not yet made themselves acquant
ed with this place, we can only says that conf
dent that all in need of amy description of wearing ap-
parel will lind their interest subserved and their exte-
rior greatly improved by exchange of lutte Of the
neeoful for his commodities apis d3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-30

j. TX. clark, M. d., HoMGPATHIc PHYSICIAN
NO, Walnut Street. Office hours from TO A. NJ.
and from | TO F. NJ.
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851 ianl If
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-30
YOUTHS ClOthing!
Spring Style, and Kossuth Hats,

! AJlFH every thing in the Hat Cap, and Fur line
! ~ Gloves, suspenders, Umbrellas lapdkerchiefs
shlris Bosoms, Collars, Feeting Canes &C. cheap at
| MERRILL'S. 22l Main street mario dawtf
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C. ID. COOK, nj. D.. Denti

AND MANUFACTURER OF
uperiOr Mineral Teet n.
ONce,-206 Man ST., Butman Block,
janis WORCESTER. Mass dawtf
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Soda Water, favored with the most delicio
Syrps, can always be obtained the Drug Store offs
u SCOTT, Jr, Main street, opposite the Spy office.
apEI a
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l.. b. Nichols, M. d., HOMEOPATHIC Ply
sIcIAN, Residence No IL Main Street. Office hours
from 6 to A. M, to A and to 8 PM.
Aug9, Il. div
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Land to Rent

Land to Rent
VIE most desirable location in The city, for d
Lumber, or wood Yard!
being bounded on sides by the Worcester and Nashua
Railroad, Inquire of w. ALFRED HACKER
Agents. corner of Green and Temple streets
dpo dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-30

DE-. G. Newton
Respectfully apprizes his delinquent patients and all
indebted to him. that the LIST May next he will for
the present, close his professional business in the city
and personal interview with tach of these friends be-
fore he leaves home will be perfectly agreeable TO HIM
SELF He hopes, also, it will be them. APPS dtmyl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-30
Bounty Lands and Pensions

Procured, and Land Warrants located and purchased
Information GRATIS TO Soldiers of the War of 1872 and
to all others, by W. ;. BARTON
COUNSELLOR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
apps dawls3m Harrington Corner Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-30

Segars of exquisite flavor are always TO BIZ
found nqu9ntities to suit, at the Drug Store Of
l.. T. LAZELL,
I3-dtf Dol Main ST
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-30

Worcester Water Cure Instttution-No
/ GLEN STREET-This institution is well arranged
for the nf nvals at all of She year
TERMS, &c.--F0rfull board and treatment, from So
Ol0 per week. Treatment without board, from 81 TO
81 per week
Each patient should furnish one linen and two heavy
cotton sheets; two wooden Blankets one comfortable,
and old linen tor bandages.
Out door practice attended to usual,
Office hours from 2tO p M.
5. ROGERS, NJ ID.
dec6 dwtf L. f. ROGERS, Superintendent.
Still they cOme.--Althougl many have bought
and used the justly celebrated Ruspini's Italian
Hair Tonic, the rush is still increasing, and well it
may for it is well known, that is the best article to
keep the head cleansed dandru scurl and pre-
serve and beautily the hair that brought nto
or put up in this market Prepared, and sold whole
sale, by G. $ Il A. j. HOWE, Druggists, Foster street,
and ID. SCOTT, Jr ,2l3 Main street. feb2S DIFF
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-06-19
Emancipation Of Seventeen Slaves.

Within the last ten days there have arrived
in this city from Newborn, N. G., seventeen
cmancipatcd slaves. They were enfranchscd
10y tho last will and testament of Susan Jones,
deceased, who stated her motive in these word |;
81 am anxious to reward the mcrtorious SER
vices of the following named slaves with the
boon Of freedom" She directed her executors
to apply sum not exceeding s 800 to pay their
passage and settle the said slaves in some one
Of the free States. Her heirs attempted to
break this clause OF the will, but bill in chan
Gerry being fled in the Supreme Count of North
Corolina, its validity was affirmed. MIR. Coun-
Gil Wootcn, one Of the executors, brought tho
omancipatcd slaves to this city in fuilment Of
the tcstator's will. Eight of them arc adults,
whose ages range from eighteen up to forty
elght. Of the others, one sixteen and another
twelve, while the remaining five are still young
cr by the active efforts of Passmoro Will
hanson, an officer of the Old Abolition Society,
all save part Of the children and ono man who
for special reasons is going back (frcc) to his
family in Nowbern, have been provided with
suitable places, where VIC trust they will do
well.
Tho pleasure we feel in recording this an
nounccmcnt of tho freedom Of this little COM
pany of slaves, affords us some slight concep-
ton Of the fuller joy with which VIC hope to
welcome the proclamation of "Iiberty through
out all the land, unto all the inhabitants there
Of That day Of Jubilee will come sooner or
later, and either on earth or in. heaven we cx-
poet TO witness it.IcRn. freeman.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-06-19

ed pair Of spirited horses to be fastened to
plow, and having so tied the boy to il that
he could not guard himself from injury, he
set them in rapid motion round the field,
with the body ofthc poor boy dragging across
roots now rebounding as it struck the ground,
and finally his head hitting stump, he was
instantly killed. Great CONSERVATION and
sorrow seized the family, when the account
reached the house, of Ilenry's murder.
They felt it almost as keenly as if he had
been child ora brother.
Whatuo wns done? Was tho murderer
arrested? Was blood avenged? Was lac
even dismissed? Nothing of this. lie was
secrcted few days, until coroncr's verdict
covered up the deed ms a casually, and then
he returned to his place, with his heart bard.
er than ever, and all things went on us be-
lore. A hole in the corner, hides the corpse
of the murdered hoy, aud Justice sleeps till
God shall deal with his murderer Christian
Press
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-06-19
Plantation Scenes.

Few people Of the North, know what
slavery really is, The atrocities are so hor-
rible, that the relation of them seems to be
most wicked eXag gerOtion.
We desire to spread us widely as may be,
n knowledge Of the truth--and shall, from
time to time, give the public well autlentica-
ted facts which disclose the nature and work
ings of this system, aud we pledge ourselves
to publish nothing but what we have good
reason for believing to be true.
The following was related to us by lady
of the highest responsibility, ms having occur
red only few months since on n plantation
where she was temporarily residing.
The planter with whose family she was
then staying, held about two hundred slaves,
on n plantation few miles distant from his
dwelling. The slaves as usual, were under
the charge of an overseer or driver. The
planter had among his house servants, one
bright boy about seventeen, who was spe-
cial fhvorite with the whole household, and
who was tenderly reared. lie presented one
of those cases so often held up by the ndvo-
Gates of slavery, TO show its mild aud patriar-
chal character, and certainly this boy posses
sed all hut the one thing which is essential to
humanity.
lie was sent one DAY to the plantation on
an errand and having, while there, in some
manner offended the overseer, he was tied
up and severely whipped. Not having had
his spirit yet crushed by field practice, he felt
and expressed an Indignation natural TO ono
nurtured as he had been. The driver order
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-06-19
Portland Prices Current.

The following price current, which we copy
from the Pleasure Boat, will do for other mar
kets besides Portland:
HONESTY, very scarce, yet far below par and
few call for it. This article appears to be going
out Of fashion.
CHRISTIANITY, crowded out of the market by
scctariansm, pride, popularity and priestcarit,
which are in great demand at eAhorbitant prices.
HUMANITY, none in the market the little
that is not used up is chiefly in the hands of the
aged and infrm, the poor and destitute, and
held for home consumption. 1t is seldom seen
at church, where it was formerly highly appre-
ciated and sought after, and when it docs appear
there, it is generally in thrcadbarO garments or
faded bonnets, and is placed behind the door or
in the corners, as much as possible out Of sight.
CHARITY, nothing done in this article ex-
cept BY those who insist on its use to cOycr VI
iniquity.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-06-19
srxcrnrrr, out of fashion and no sales-.tock

SrScERrrY, out of fashion and no sales-stock
light.
PoruLARrrY, 6vo hundred per cent above par,
and demand active.
PRIEsTcRAFT, market full and trade brisk.
BENEvoLESoB, this article is bought up chief
ly for expectation to heather lands. Littlo
heathens at homo go bare foot in cold weather,
except whcn they receive present from Bro.
Hadley, and few other individuals who hold
what little bencvolcnco there is allowed for
homo consumption.
FoUL-wEArnER woRsHPERs, stock light and
business dull
FAIR-wEATHER woRsHrPBas, stock large and
business brisk.
TALL SrEBPLEs, this article is getting higi.
especially in State st., but the more sensible
portion of community have abandoned the uso
Of it as hoathcn custom.
PLEASURE DoArs, demand increasing In pro-
portion as the scales fall from the mental eyes.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-06-19
Spread Of llOrmOniSm.

"The work of the Lord" as Elder ERAs-
TUs Snow styles the nnl.common sense
vngaries of Mormonism, bids fair to become
widespread in n very few years. The sue
cess of this creed, already far trnnscends, we
believe, that of any other, with the single
exception, perhaps, of Mohamcdsm. But
that had far fower obstacles to surnount,
than the religion of the 'lntter-day proph-
et.'"
The following schedule of the present con-
dition of the Mormon Church abroad is I'M
doubtedly corrcct:-
"ln Copenhagen the Saints occupy one
of the finest halls in the City, and the whole
town is divided into districts aud parishes,
under regular ecclesiastical establishment.
They have met with much persecution in
various parts of the country. The number
of Saints in Denmark, in good standing, is
put down at 600, besides u few in Norway
and Ireland. Over 700 fave been baptized,
and 10 hive emigraied TO Utah. The Elder,
with n small party, is now on the way TO the
promised land. Twenty eight Danish Saints
were TO sail from Liverpool for New Orleans
on the 9Th ult.
ain Indiana, also, several native Christians
have been baptized by the Mormon Priests.
In France the book of Mormon has been
sterotypcd aud published, and arrangements
are concluded for its publication in Ger
man, at Hamburg. 1t is already printed in
DANISH.
ain Italy the progress of the cause delights
the Mormon Saints, who found their first
converts among the Waldenses. The South
ern European Missionaries, at whose head is
Elder Lorenzo Snow, hope 10 pentratc Tur-
key and the Russian Empire via. Malta. In
the Society Islands, at Tahiti, there aro thirty
members. Brother Addison Pratt writes
from that place: -
"'lt seems TO me loolishness, Elders should
come so far, and then turn round aud go
back, because they had not Ann TO cook for
lhcm.'
"The French oppress the church in the
Society islands.
sin South America there is branch of the
Church at VALPARAISO, Chill, consisting of the
missionary with his wife aud brother. We
quote the following from the Nlllenial
Star of February l,published in Liverpool:-
"'The Ellen Maria is appointed to sail
on Friday, the 9th inst, and will be the last
vessel we shall send out this season loaded
with Saints"
How shall this internal epidemic of super
stltion aud folly he stopped? Shall il be al
lowed to stalk on its desoluting march, eating
up whole fields of promise? Yet how can
we put an end to it /? Not by war, surely
Religion has just sheathed its bloody sword.
For Heavens sake, let it stay in the scabbard
Not by legislation for that would he tyran-
nical, equally with the other alternative
But by the force of public opinion! BY a
healthy tone of religious sentiment! by less
admiration for the ceremonies, and greater
love for the essence of Christianity! BY n
Reputation of mere Journalism, and the
submission of living, quickening love for
God and our fellow-men! Reason is the on
ly sheet-anchor that will serve US in these
storms s.-Ohio Plain Dealer.