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North End Market j

FI,HE subscriber has openud a Market in BANGS,
keeping nssortments OF .tI ..rf ttl. .''- =
MEATS AND VEGETABLES.
and trusts BY Keeping good articles at low prices 20 re
ceIve his share Of patronage.
VI Goods delivered in any part Of the city. ,o..s.
novl9 du j, II. WOCD
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HOUsE-KEEPERs, LOOK!

livery one who desires good Bread, should remem.
IL her that
Judd's Baking Powder
will make the nostheatthy and cheapest bread, of any
article vet discovered.
By this process of hiking, the produced raises
the bread (no fermentation by acids,) hence hot
is necessary
Remainder, ALSO that 100 pounds of -four yeasted and
then dried leaves but $50 pounds while 100 pounds of
flour and pounds ofpowder, aked and dried leaves
100 5-9ihs pounds. lpound of powder and l6 pounds
OF -four is as offSh5g as II pounds of flour yeasted.
Bread VITA the new process is recommended by many
able Physicians for persons TO having the weakest
stoniachs
All orders for the Powder left at the Apohecary Store
Of H. MARSH, corner OF Main and Pleasant Streets
directed to the subscriber, No. Irving street. Wor-
cester, Mass, will be promptly attended TO.
A, L. ALBEE, Agent for orceser County.
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE STOLEN.

IN Large Black or dark Brown HORSE,
Nm soping behind, and carries his head low,
H~1A with u small bunch each knee the Horse
.-1E- is "A or IS years old and weighs about 1900
or 1890 IBIS. Carriage slide Seat and Covered the
lining, what defaced, patch on one side and on
the other a hole. | Buffalo Robe, marked an. ID.
Wood, WORCESTER lined with red flannel Booking TO.
geher with pair Of Buckskin Gloves, LEFT under the
seat, marked" D. II. Perry, Worcestcrh
said Horse and Carriage were taken from Carlton st.,
near the Union Church, during church service, on
MONDAY Evening, April IL. 1880
Whoever will give nfoI nation we've said Horse and
Carriage may be found, shn be literally rewarded
Information may be loft nt the Police Office, In Wor-
cester. J. g. A. d. H.. PERRY
Worcester, April IS, 1858. MI dawtf
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d. S. BARNES. pyopr;etor

l6l Broaway, New York.
So in Worcester, by SlBLEY & SCOTT, L. t.
LAZEI.L, DAVID SCOTT, JR., JAMES GREEN,
G. $ NJ. HOWE, NJ B. GREEN, and E. H.
MARSH, and sold by all Druggists, every where.
WEEKS & PoTTE No. l54 Washington street.
Boston, wholesale Agents tor New Eng land
marl4 daw6mis
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Flour, Grain, and Meal.
CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale Wholesale and
~ Retail j. EOTHROP
apl4 daw3m % Mechanic st.
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House Furnishing Goods.

4 HOUSE Furnishing GOODS.
J. L. HOOD would inform The citizens of Worcester
and vci0iy ,ihat the place bny all kinds OF Houses
hold Furnishing Goods
At the Unrest prices for Cash, at private sale,
Is at the City Auction and General Furnishing Store NO.
and second hand Furnishing Goods of almost every
thing pertaining to housekeeping trunks carpet bags,
valces DC. Please call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
B. Those breaking up honsc. keeping, and -thers
having property TO dispose Of will do well TO as ]
receive all Kinds Of property consignment md in
urgent cases will buy and poy cash. at the Iortest
notice. irf
Sales Of Real and Personal Property promptly attend
ed TO, In any part of the County. ]. L. HOOD,
Auclioneer and Commission Merchant,
No. | Pearl street. st ai
Worcester, March 9Th, 1858 aW dtf
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Working Gutter.
ENBE subscriber would respectfully inform the citi-
zens OF Worcester, that he has removed from his
Old stand, NO. Pleasant ST., to his new room No 25
Exchange Sc, where he will make, sharpen clean and
repair an Kinds OF Cutlery AlsoY he mas bought the
Stock aud Tools of the late o. Ware. thus enabling
him 10 do all kinds Of Gun aud Pistol work repairing
locks, keys, &c, short notice and on reasonable
terms large assortment Of keys kept constantly on
hand All work done by him not giving satisfaction
will be made perfect free Of charge
JAMES STEWART,
api2 daw6m No. IS Exchange st.
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WANTS, &c.
Wanted Immediately.

the subscribers, at their Sleaul Shop in East
- o'oohhe'd tour good wood w0rkmen, those who
aIe used 10 ~ofking hardwood preferred lso, ie "
apprentices 10 learn he Machinst trade at wood aud
iron. 1 n n VI s9sFVkNS
VI Last hrcokheld, Mass June /, &c 8. ad6
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7 Y Z III
Cheap GrooerY store.

rTHE Subscribers would give notice that they have
4 taken the Store formerly occupied by II. HOLDEN
corner of scuoo and Union Streets which they have
ftteu up in the best style, ith stock of Goods
which VIII be sold cheap he bought in this
city. By strict attention to business they hope to merit
the patronage of their friends.
Goods delivered any part of the city fee of charge
II. 5. MOORE IL SON.
Worcester, Oct 70, 1852. diff
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Bald and GRAY Heaga.

is preemnentIy beneficial The Katheiron restored
my hair, after badness of u years. A. JAY CouBr-
RIGHT, rs Bond street. N. York; This admirable
preparation he had of all reputable Dealers through
out North and South America aud the Islands of the
Ocean, in large bottles for25 cents.
Sold TO the trade liberal discount, but commits
STONED in no instance.
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sEINGLE s

. n n y u Il .
A Lii persons who are in want of Shingles, will dc
IA well to call and examining our stock beiorepurchas
ing elsewhere, we have now on hand The largest as
sortmen in the Stale not excepting Boston, and are
selling them az low prices Alsd good stock of dry
PINE and SPRUCE CLAPBOARDS.
7. Il O. *. EARLE,
Washington SCR, near the B. ~ w Freight Depot.
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ONE CENT.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
FARM FOR sALE-

Ia In TATNIC, on Pleasant St consisting -
ia:I OF about 100 Acres, suitably divided IN AEs<
Pasture, Moving. and Tflase Lanas--4s@
Said Farm rontans Dwelling Houses in good repair
an abundant supply OF never failing water and sill be-
sold low. -
:, For further particulars inquire Of LEVI GATES on
the premises.
Worcester, June 7.sIe53 d3w.
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For sac on Id Rant.

TIVE large and weil known establishments situated
on Washington street, near tie Providence s. Wor-
eester Depot formerly owned and occupied by Tour
'e lou q 90 as Machine Shop for the Manufacture
9i Fafer machinery FOR sale rent upon favora-
PIE letnls II VIII be sold or rented with or without
the steam Engine, new Engine will be nut in Of
sucn SIZE as VIII SUIT the wants Of the tenant AppIy
TO the subscriber, No. - Thomus 81 N1fA''
~ w. A. WHEELER.
''O'CSsteF, may ~, 1905 d6w
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P, YOUNG, Successor to c. S. Ellis,

P, YOUNG, Successor to C. S. Ellis,
II EEPs constantly On hand an eS tensve Stock of
IN Fancy Goods, Toys, and Useful 1yttcieS,
winch heoffers to he public reasonable terns his
great "PdRfETY SFoRE,' No sc Main street.
UMBRELLAS, and PARASOLS,
of all sorts and sizes Cotton and Scotch Ginghams
Alpaca and silk, Of all coois varying in price from
So cents 10 SO 90. As keep III Of Materials
and Trimmings for Umbrellas and parasols, oHr faci-
ties-are not surpassed by any Establishment in this
country for repairing, altering and covering which
ceiVe our particular attention
Canes and other nice articles repaired with great care
Plnking done,-Eyelets set, &c. Rocking Horses,
Games, and thousands Of other articles for the amuse
ment and instruction of Children
Also, Birds, Bird Seeds, Bird Cages,
and all the Trimmings for Cages, with every article
wanted by Bird Keepers.
Baskets, Willow Ware, Children's Carriages Cabs
Dolls, and Doll Bodies, all sizes, &c. Fine Feather
Busters all kinds OF Brushes all sorts Of Combs and
thousands OF articles not possible to enumerafe
Fairs and Charitable societies supplied with any qnan.
tity OF Fancy Articles, at wholesale prices with the
privilege OF returning all unsold.
Observe the Sign OF P Young
No Sc Main street, little below the Central Bank
mari da,gtf
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ICE-ICE.

ICE-ICE.
VNHE subscriber would respectfully inform his Gus
4 toners and the public generaythat he is prepared
to furnish full supply Of Ice Mt the following prices:
14a et per h. for all quantities less than 5000 in season
Is g +" I" from 5000 to 5000 g 10.
l6 g" +" 5000 sf. aat
NO sEAsoN CONTRACTS TAKEN. 4ifi 81
His Teams will start on Monday the 2d day of Nav
and the drivers will be instructed TO call ON all his for
mer customers and ask continuance of patronage.
Those who have changed their residence siuce Oct is
1852, and those who may wish for Ice will be promptly
supplied by leaving their orders at the office.
REFRIGER
Those wishing to purchase invited TO call and ex-
anime the most extensive and varied assortment Of New
and second hand Regeators to be found IN the City at
low Price 3 M faa
~ Office No. Mechanic st., South side Of u. S
Hotel ALDEN II. SEARS.
Worcester, April 49, 1858. d2m
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AND CASTOR OIL

aJahIos EHaEF Dressing saloon.
MESSRS JANKINS d CLOUGT would most re-
4fA spectully inform their patrons, and the public
generally that they bave fitted up Hair Dressing
saiooi IN splendid sly the Jewery Store Of L.
d. Goddard q Co., in the Block recently erected
between the Post Office and American Temperance
House, where they will be found in prompt attendance
upon all who may favCr them with call Reforming
their most sncete thanks, for the liberal patronage
which they have received during the many years in
which they have carried on the business in this city,
both separate aud ogether they trust that this new
effort will still increase the public favor.
w. II. ia NKINs,
decl4 diff 1at f. A. CLOUGH.
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Alexander Putnam

Alexander Putnam
MOULD give notice that he continues the AUG
w TON AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, at the
old stand OF Hood Putnam, No. las Main street,
Whefe ne VIII be happy to receive consgnments of all
descriptions Of property, for Auction, or privste sale.
A. r. win attend to sales of Real Estate Personal
Property.
n. u. Cash paid for secondhand Furniture. ew
Furniture, Trunks, vases, Dry and Fancy Goods,
&c, at private sale, low for Cash
Worcester, Feb. 26, 1863. dtn
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NEW LUMBER YARD
Al the Norwich Rail Road Depot,
NAIIIERE will be keptby the Undersigned COZ santly
w on hand, all the various kinds and qualities of
Eastern. Western and Northern Lumber.
Consisting Of Boards, Plank, Joist, Shingles, Clap.
boards, Pckets, laths, White Wood, Ash, Black
Walnut and Cherry.
FRAMES supplied 10 order at short notice. and ali
LUMBER sold on the most reasonable terms, ny
J. q. MORSE g. CO.
Or odce No. 10 ldechanlcst augg3 dtr
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tBHREE or four Blacksmitls, accustomed TO The use
4 OF frip-hamners. also, t@u good Chisel or nders
WHlfnAN q CO, West Ftchbutg
mcn24 isif
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TEAsl TEAS! TEAS
FTNHE Proprietor of the China Tea Stores established
at Boston, in-ls40, cnsE to The public
Five lbs. of fair Ningyong Tea for Sl so
Five lbs. of good extra do. do for I,75
Five lbs. Of choice do, do. do. for 200
Five lbs. of fair Souchong for I,25.
Five lbs. of Orange Pekoe for so
Five lbs. of Hyson Skin for ], so
Five lbs. of Young Hyson for 200
Five lbs. Of superior do. do. for 2,25
done up in Five Pound Packages bundles and cacu.
lated to stand journey.
The proprieors recommend THEN Country friends to
try their Tea. They address us through the post
office postage paf,) enclosing the money and naming
the kind IF Tea desired, which will be sent according
to order, by express Otherwise
RFDDlNG Il COMPANY
No. 1873 Washington Street Boston,
The Chinaman Arshowe or Assow il not now in our
employ, and has not been for months past.
lei TuPh&Sat3m
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no IET.

A STORE in Harding's Block, on Front Street A
IA TENEMENT in the house corner of Portland
and Myrtle STREETS. Also, small House on Quincy
street. CHARLES WHITE.
my7 dtr
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Farina Cologne.
DY the bottle or box, soldJy f'itttfat
ID amys dawswis sfels Ell, MARSH. ID
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z o LIE II

.tr Z q LIE T.
A CONVENIENT Lower Tenement, or z ROOMS
N on Newton steel, off Pleasant the House of d
Mann Ing, with gnod Barn aud Stable, good Water,
Garden, &C. Inquire his office, of
4 G. sTODDARD,
Maple street, at the House.
mch9i diff
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Valuable House for Sale

Valuable House for Sale.
IA THE House occupied by the subscriber
klM with the whole, or part Of the Land adjoining
II is situated at the head of State street and IL
one OF the best built and most houses in This
city. For terms, and urthe- description, apply to
mayi7 diff G. A. HARRINGTON
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SalArafns !

THE undersigned are agents for the sale of prime
article of Saleratus, putup in boxes, barrels and
kegs at which they invite The attention of the trade
1a BAssETT, EARLE, q BROTHER
my25 s dawtf
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Valuable Estate for Sale.

Valuable GSLaL6 I0r Oale.
Ia tn, Estate at the Corner of Summer and Bel
ha utnt Streets, recently necBped by the American
: Altiqu 'rian Society," Is offered for sale on lib
eral term.
Inquire Of s. F. HAVEN at the New Library Build
IL. diff ie7
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PTQWs-PLOWS.

n q ~" = 2" v . 7 ~ y p
A LOT of B. Martin 4 Co.'s best Prcmftm PIous
IA so, lot of Cultivatots for sale at great dis.
count, as they were taken in barter trade and we
wish to close them off at Farmers will do well
to call and furnish themselves with the best PIows in
the market, az low prices, at The City Lumber Yard,
and they will be given in exchange for Country UNI
Der. II g. X EARLE
may2 DIFF
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Shoemakers Vented.

Two make Ladies', Misses, and Childrens Shoes both
eeWed and Peged w. A. 5. SMYTH,
Corner Union and Market sts
Worcester, April q, 1858 dIf
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1000 Good Vest Makers Wanted

ITO whom constant employment through tbe yearx,i
Il BE- given, ana cash payment every week, by
CiiAS. w. FREELAND
jee dawt Union Block Main a.
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Real Els ate for Sale.
- THE HOUSE, BARN, and LOT, No. AZ Pleas
imA ant steel. Also cottage House about six min
uefs walk fom the City Hall Apply to
mch2a DIFF JOS. LOWELL, JR. q
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MANTEn.


2 OR Good Blacksmiths can find constant employ
~ neut, by applying at OSGOUD BRADLEY,S
DIT Lar Mandatory.
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FOR SALE.

IA IA large double House, situated on the corner
tiii Of Oils and Prescott Sts., fronting on Hamilton
luare. Tho Lot contains l0,5O0 square feet of
Land, W u stocked with Fruit Trees &c. r,i
II. & T. SMITH.
w 'ces4er June a. 1858. je6 DIFF
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- j. g. Pearson
MOULD respectfully inform the pnblic, that he ha
wv taken. the old stand of Farley & Pearson, 203
Maui street. Worcester, Mass, he continues to
manufacture Carhart's celebrated patent Ssraphines
Melophnes aud Holians, single and double reed, from
to ocLavas and of the best sty lie and finish.
Every Instrument made aud sold by the subscriber s
warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
ianl daw6m
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10 LET.

70 LET.
BLACKSMITH'S SHOP and Tools ;also Tene-
n ment if desired said Shop is considered an ex-
celent one for custom work. it has likewise nearly the
entire forging for two Factories Inquire at this office.
apl9 dawtf
TO LET!
INHE Rooms now occupied by the Central Bunk
Possession giyen nn.nr nhnnI the iirsl of Inne For
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up of ,mall atoms the united minds Of such men
had their IL faences upon existence, and possessed
their intrinsic value Their lives may be short but
yet they rad intrinsic value, and long
enough to bring upon the soul the blasting Of sin. In
moving through life, do not calculate upon time,
which has its intrinsic value. One lightning fash may
remove it, and what fatal consequences may not follow
to the soul when do not number the grave The mssr
never leaves his coin and goats it drops from
nm. In this spirit We should number days. In
Christian view life fact ali around il hangs spi
ritual atmosphere. Its character and aspects always
change Before the influence OF Jesus and in the times
OF the Heatben life but the breathing Of the pulse
but in the Christian world life differed from that Of the
Heathen Human life everything to the sensualst
because was his only hope and consolation but the
1hrsan was nothing because his days he considered
we're but few and he had his hopes eternity They
had assembled the occasion all deeply impressed
with sense of the calamity Of the last week. the details of
which too horrifyng relate All valued life; but
as to such dissolution that before them lately he
would only say from such death good Lord deliver
There autumn too when age had existence but
TO have death, to such extent, visit in fatal
plunge such number. was horrying, and that the
suit OF neglect or reckessness. Who that committed
their lives to such peril that should not feel apprehensve
on trusting themselves to others What hopes do
not enter tain at times in the morning. that end
wreck in the afternoon Those who but week ago felt
happy were to be found in their graves day This
sharp lesson painful lesson, and it created general
ieelpg Of indignation throughout the community. He did
not desire to foresta opinion in his Off % upon
the subject Of this awful disaster but to those who would
say, wait until the excitement passed away he would
say Start the thing now" He did wish to say who
was to blame but to take action upon tbs subec-now
was the time 1t often happened that an axle
may slip collision may take place, n train
may Iun into river but he would pronounce the
present to be a reckless murder. (Sensaton) Life
in our country, he continued held but secondary
70 poperty-,o gain; but what gain to immortality
God gave life and immortality and that train carried
freight OF lfe-of human blood and human affections
which gold could not compensate for purchase. Wa
b cause that for the placing Of rail the hire of
nan that life should be thus ifceds No Travel had
lattery became perous matter how short the jour
ney After further dlstng upon the melancholy topic Of
his discussion the Rev. Mr. concluded very able dis
course which listened to with profound attention
after which the congregation separated
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TUE COpONEp'g TNour9T

The Coroaer's inqne resumed on Saturday mora.
tg nad cootausd az intervals dudpg the day TIL
six O'Clock Ia the evening when II was adjourned lil
nine ociock this morrios. Among tho Witnesses *
mpin.d wa the engineer of tho iiliatcd tain sho.
being under arrest sHouli rot have been permitted o
testify TIE wheie insestsatoa however, was marked
by geat want Of ORDER aud regularity and much te,ti.
inony Of material caarscter not eliced This was
to gres extsrt owing 10 he rambling mauuer IN lich
the questions we're put and the frequent
which took place among the urymen Themselves ia rels.
on 10 the testimony Of ;he witnesses The raoily With
which the nterrog aores made prevented us from
getting portion Of the eyieencc but give all the ma
terial facts and circumstances.
The first witness sworn was Ira Ford who, believe
aresident of Norwalk. He testified as follows -
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SCENES AND INCIDENTS.

al
The at rhe depot the arrival OF the New FORK
trains lat Friday night paiofu IL laarned th,;
the train which sustained the accident would arrive
tween IL and II O'Clock, and large sd of anxious
relatives and friends assembled in the depot to rejoice
the escape Of thea friends to obtain condrma
tiun of their fears
The reunion Of friends was affecting in the extreme
While the sad counts of hose who hoped against
hope nful behold The presence o the collins
containing the bodies OF Mr. Ssyes and g Bacon added
present who did not sympahse deeply with those who
lnrurued.
Tie general anxiety to obtain intelligence from the dis
kindly net by those who could impart infor
msiion nd the melauch " story ha9 been
told 10 an crowd the fep0f ted t. another
quickly p8theied knot
There i report about to that David W Chl;s was
board the train and missing, Tbsre truth IN it
he ives in town this morning at clock,
Er j. T. W Lane, repost ted TO have been Che train
on by arother route and reached here yesterday
afternoon.
The ueas of the death of Or Picrson OF salem bih
ly distinguished .hy sic NJ aud widely krown aud
frtctpd de ed loignaDf TO his family from
tie fact thai they received letter from him e,ier6ay
written IN eeN York lhursdty winch sta led that he
should home this morning via the Sound QUE,
(s'eamhoat line
h., prI .oD has for long me stooi NJ the head of tho
u, cal profession il Fssex couoty. He had great
pUtaon - suTrGon aud connected with tnc Mass.
achu cts Inapital in this city Eo man 0Cil
known Throughout the state Tor his scen nc attain
mcnts
and Sciences, ard during long aud active lie has en-
M cd wide reputation eminent physician and
qeon snd public spirited ci2el Our sister city has
oeed lost Of her most worthy and tffuena, resi-
dents. Dr Persou was about sixty five years of age
MIR b TenLey. who II feared, might be on board
the train delayed his departure until the evening tran
and arrived in this city this morning.
The current that I. G. leeds, Esq Of this city
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Service last Everirg NJ the Church OF the
Unity --Ihe Insc Railroad Catastrophe.

On last evenirga very large congregation attended the
services at Che Church Of the Unity when the Rev. r. H.
Chopin delivered eloquent discourse. with an impress
te socmnlty, the subject Of the late ditaster At
Notwblk which listened 10 with profound attentioo
lling his text from the Goth Psalm 18th verse. Ia his
opening discourse he tool occasion to refer to the short
sud uncertainty e human life which quickly slipped
through n glass Of time To neglect LIES purposes was
more fitting for the debauchee than the Christian There
vas a use in even the shortest life, Tiue flies, and
brief as IT was 1t had been found Of advantage for phi
lanthropy and virtue. Milton, Homer, and Plato we're
men who possessed benevoence great nauenoes had
sprung from such men. II the great globe was mad