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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-19
TO THE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA,
npsd to all who use Liquor as n nUedt.
cine Or aS a BeVeraRe

Physicians who proseribe Alcoholic Liquors for medi-
rinn purposes shoud give The preference 10 WOLFE,S
SCHEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS 'a5
l. 1t ia manufactured ot Schedam, in Holland and
eNcusyey ~ the factory OF tic proprietor by process
anil from material rlscwhers unemployed and un.
known .##rI# -.
9 1t is Ipoved, by the repeated analysis Of several
eminent chemists, to bc entirely fr-o from the pernicous
tns oil which remains In every kind of liquor distilled
from gralr, and which is the OF the and
Nscernl dem, cement, serious congestion and moi bid
ie'ire for habitna and Incorporate Indulgence which
~u' h liquors invariably tend te suprrirduca
J IL Ia proved by the snme unerriug tests that the
lunipar Gin l. not favored with the COARSE acrd and
mdigehthle oil of jupiter heretofore used but with
the specifically lighter volatile. aromatic and me-
dcinn of the essential oils of the Italian juniper
berry, nee leetcd by every oil er mat utacturer.
Ii is chemically proved to be nhsnlutely pure in its
reclihcntionn quality obinned by entirely new pro-
ros, and which other Holland Gin in the world has
acquired.
5. 1t 10 roved by extensive med cal experience and
testimony 10 henn efficient we'll aereeable REM
rdl in nnuy cases of ncipent drcpsy gravel chronic
gont ihcumatm, fnulrnce, colo, cuncrelions in the
kinney and bladder yspepsia fver an iguc general
debility, slngesh circulation of the blood deficient
emulation % food and cxiau. .led vital energy
g. IL is mo.t grateful and renovutng corda.. and,
when used Iii ected, infanes the EN- or in
uccs nebfety but tends rather subduc the latter
fuiity by creu dislike 10 all inferior liquors And
it invariably corrects thu i'll effects Of bad water wheth-
cr in swnmpy limestone districts In all Of these
enumerated ,tie. ii has rival any market in the
world.
Snre the Introduction of this celebrated medicinal
beverage into The United Stntes, n number OF Liquor
HOUSES N New York aud other large cities hive
'oinnencei cuuntertetng IL The genuneis only sold
In quart and pin bottles hand aomey wrapped in yellow
paper with my tame on the bottle cork ana label
would advise hose who use it med inaIly to purchase
y the bnue, Bars and Hotels frequently FIJI my bot
tles with common gin aud sell Il for the genuine For
'tir ly ali the respectable Druggists in tie United
5 atra uDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer
iS, 20. and % Beuver-st New York.
The wofd Sehnapps" belongs exclusively to my art-
Gle, nj olhers counterleil,
nov. d3n
For saleat j. II. THOMPSON g. cos
few Drug Store.
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cuRIsrnAs pREsRNrs

a tion pi those wishing make their riendS pre-
ar Gins or es Yen TINT viii bc priced hhovc
diamonds 10 Gull nj u gallery nni select from II large
asanrnru OF Jowcir und faucy Gool-, lGst refriycd
lor the occasun, At pces Ia ,ut The tunes and haYe
ihnm file with oi one his inlmn,ilaltr PREMIUM
DEGUERREOTNrES Ernenbrr thlt GIBBS bore
OF o' the i'm hs the ltst premium uvaI It enmpa nI 8
al The late tur, 1T feie'tturg and Rrhmoud Win il
ia sutir,ci guarantee Int TAI, i, the r'a.e hoee
vonr imngc Transferred euni 10 nat nc 81 Nthu mu Ii
ado, uloue riionds. in your eptrngrs. On
foot all are eccivrd alike, aud you sail Gud leny Of
GOO, hrr and every thing make you onlarlnhe
while wniri' Your time OF siuipg IN every casc en-
tire sa.-inciion eisen--or chree madc
At the sign uf hc flag 7 II. GIBBS
tB- All papcr- n1vcfli-ine for will copy.
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New Concern.

NiE subscribers have this iny associated them
together for tn" purp, se ot conducting general
Grocery, Cpmmissi aud Receiving aud Forwarding
Business, undrrihe style and firm Of Rucker and Rcdd
NJ the old sard of Is. Rucker-opposc the Nirgi MIA
Bank where tAey viii keep constantly ON hand i &c
and well.assorted stock oi Family Groceries, Lon,
Steel, Field Seed, &c hey will give pcisonui
tion the sale Of Wheat, Flour Bacon aud all kind. of
Country Produce, and make liberal cash advance on
consignmenls IN baud. AMBROSE RUCkER,
LOUIS w REDD.
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OEHGEi.-'rhe Subscribers hnviuc pure ed OF
Joan A. fglnhlia h4 interest in Tie concern oi
franklin. Brother CO. will coltinuc the business in
the house door IL Liberty Wnr' hons. under
the firm md style ~ franklin Bro er. Thry return
ihtir thanks their fi"uds and the public generally
for tue liberal patronage extended them l the shurl
time thev hnve bee in the Grocery md Commission
bu,iness, nod mo' respectfully SOLICIT continuance oi
tn snnt; prom sing their best cxcrions give
III .fciiou to all wip may do business - ilh them
JAMES FRANKLIN,
EDWARD FRANKLIN, JR.
Inn, i,
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sEoRGBB, JONES 81 CO.

nRUGGISTS PETERSBURG, w offer for sule Tor
- CASH or on approved CREDIT, extensive
mud varied assortment ot Medicines Paints, Oils,
Dye -Stuhs, Window Glass, Soaps, Perfumeiy.
&c. Nc. Dbtuinng their ruppies from manutacturets
and importers only, they prepared n furnish pure
and genuine articles low they be bought any
regular iIhbng house.
Their stock farhr Fn trndc embraces: Best trcach
Engsh and American Quinne; Prime CsrHrn- and
MnniIla ndgoes Prime Honduras Cnrhineal, Best OIL
i've Oh IN bottles md cnskr Pure White Lead, dry and
ground IN Oi Prime Ombro MHdder, u hnrr.ls and
kegs; Blue Nitriol, in hh- uud kegs; Extrnc L"ewood
IN boxes Spices of n hind. whole mad eronnd; P"p'
lar Patent Medicine. oi all ki tds; unns and other
tract. the hand dkerehet; Gerr Cologne, ilnir Oils,
r"mntnm, mir Brushes, DC Nc, &c
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Embroidery, Needle Work, Ac.

III RS. HEiNlGilEs Informs the public thnt -ho Is
IL prepared to do, n the lowe t rites aud In the
shortest time hind of Sewing kneltnc Embroidery
,nd other Needle Work She also offers her services To
instruct young ladies' those branches Apply Edward
l.. II, inchens Bakery, loot below tle Norvell
House. lan 5.dlm
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TERMS.

ylRGfNiAN published daily a So and semiweekly
aIper ununi IL avanrr. No paper will be discontinued
ept at puan Propretors until ali arreaages shal
paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for so ens Of
y the frs Insertion, and 81 cts. for each
tnnan- .ne>. ordered weekly and then 90 cts
per uare will he charged insertion II the number Il
.u.rrtious marked Ms, be published till
derel out and charged accordingly.
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Albums, Valuable Books, aud Portfolios of EuPmviues
making IN all $50 900 gifts which will be distributed bv
IA committee appointed by the Sharon ,laot. nnd for
wardei free of rhngr bV line Pubrs obcdienl servants
DAsHALL Il co.
1876 Broadway. NV York.
Orders or Enrrnyngs and Tie cts IN thi. treat en-
toprlre "'r daily arriving from II purtr m ihr United
Stntcs and Canada. winch onrrant u in p,on sinp n
very eer day Cor The di-ttluon Applications ahonld
lac nude Immediately onls certain number Of Tick
ct, be sold Lc'ters, with the money cue losed tn
be plnpaI, and III" Engraving and Ticket win be for
war led i,re DASHALIs & co, -
'ec ,'i-d iAiaf ds6 broadway, New Yotk.
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pKtisn MotLNTAsN mas.E. s,ome...

IDSESza MOUNTAIN REsEL stones
The undersigned nre procuring from their cclr-
nnted quarry the Bush Mountain, Montgomery coun-
~ Mill Stones and Bnrrs of tue very beat quality. Tn
reputation Of thes" stones widely kLon but H.
Rauad giving increased facilities in filling orders
we have ap, oiutcd Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston und Lee
Jufnson, Lynelhurg. agents for the sale OF
aho will receiv and have them iuihlcd
shortest no'icc.
Our Address, }lL shurg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE Co
james NJ. Wilams. Danville, " ,Reynoids y CO
l.eak lille. \. G. are als~ agent |. Z. \ Co
Feb l1-dSrts
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NEW BOOKS at MORSE'S

NEW BOOkS at MOR3ES
LNUDGE DOlNGS, l., Ike Marvel (Miichell;) Th,
l. " lies Victory, hv Mrs Southworib, Youth OF JEFF
ier-on, Ida May by Mary Langlon; Heart'- Eu,c, by
author uf" Heir OF RedelIfr.'
The White Dove. Tor childrcn, by +. W Townsend.
Southern Home, by Vireinian.
Leaves from the frc" lgdm.,l by NJ, Russell.
The News nov,
Iiaps nnd Mishnrs. hv Grace trcenw uod.
THIS, That ald the Other,
he Know Nothing
Katharine Ashton
ladies Guide to Crochrt nnd Knitting
Bayad lnyors Cenrul Africa,
g" Land of the Surneen,
Kroc's Life of Mcunrltou,
Cummings Lectures the Severn Churches. Also,
host o 4 cap Pohlirnuans Frank Lrsies Magazine of
Fnsh On tuJ .arunn. inn l3t-
tONtSG AROUND -Immedaicy nlter thn
%distrhution ii our bii.. dJr | 81 Jauuurs. IA
piee,, shull ,ii,ng the hul.,er, for
then little amounts and hope they will all lac Ia rendi-
uc-s to cAsu PROMPTLY.
Our licni~ will hear in mind that notwith ling
the -lrinerory o the times, have usuaI pe
ment nf hnuds cupoled, uni ne mauullelu4i an
oau-dly IL ec r Clohng for the S,ing -lcs;
which rc1ui rtlo e.l 10 rnv oil ou ronG o hands
weekly u' hue at the nutlny IN cash io mafrtls.
DciHgucHf- ubu,r bilis due 1t July lat utr not
VT sctlrd IRE irl that oulcsa attended To by lst
February the, will b. placed in the hands of brtter
collectors
BURROuGElSSnAFE3 \ =
inn 6-lta
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nssSOLUTION.-T subsc ibers having dis
~ posed Of their e;hire stock 10 Messrs. rniairro
Il Hamilton would respectfully call upon those indebt
rd to them To forward and settle, as is essentn
that their busines. be closed up early period
possible, In retiring from the procery business they
turn their sincere thanks their friends and
for the liberal enccuragcn bestowed upoa them, and
ask continuance of the 10 tnncern Office
ut the old stand DlLLARD OhDEN.
1pr o0t-
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Intended for both papers subject to special
auuct.
nua advertisers will be limited 10 their Immediate bu
sness the advertisements charged at transient rates
All advertisements appear in the daily and semi
weekly papers.
Obituary notices which exceed eight lines charged
rateably for the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-19
PETERSBURG.
DOMAINS s. JOHNSTON.
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
July Dts Petersburg. Va.

NE w CO VI MI SslON HOUSE
IN PET ERSBuRG AND CITY POINT.
BENJAMIN +. CHII,DREY.
( seneia al Commission Forwarding Merchan
Particular attention paid Ia the snle o Wheat Flour.
Corn fobnoco aud purchase of nerrhan ye genera
Produce rnmen,s solicited md all io,waf ling ousi.
done with coanom, and dispatch Business com
mencc lst Jay OF January. 1853.
References may be lad al
Messrs Mcllwaino Son ~ Co,
Wills, Len 4. Gu,
Smyth e. Dunn,
faui, Meillwaine & Co. Petersburg md
n Z. Baker. Fiurasie, Va.
n RI shall he At City Point every day. and when
ubsrn, my young will attend when not pnrticoar.
" employed ut CITY roin,, mny he found my office
Depot of the y. :. Il, k. Go u. +. G.
jim 12-t4
hlsSOIU1ION- -lh connection Of Blake
- Piitmnn with the cuncorn of Wills ItnS Biownlcy
terminates this day 10y oooscnt nt rartirs,
WILLS, LEA n BROWNLEN,
BLAKE rlrTMAN.
Petersburg, Va. January |. 1859.
HNnE CO -PAtsTNEKS,suP heret fore cx.
j isting under the firm dt Wills Lea y Browniey IL
This day dia-ol, cd l,y mutual consent.
The of the finn will be used by the Subscribers
in iquduiion only
The books aud papers will ho found the old stand
f Wills. Lea n Brownlry.
All persons indebted D tho will peaac make
pny without delay.
Z. u WILLS
WILLIAM LEA, Ja,
WM 8 BRUWNLEY.
Petersburg. Va January |, 1888
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1 gCOaslGE! !LICO.tECE!- We have u
- GOOD supply Of Licorlce oi approved brands-f.-
.nlc accommodating terms.
THOS. BRANCH & SONS,
sep 2l.ts Petersburg, Va
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supply Of New Goods,

ct almost every description, embracing new s.Ni nfe''
Gooi- Irish Linen Flannrls Linsey$, Ca'snetts,
kersevs. kentucky Jenns, &r.. &c.
nn Shaw ruotc or les of varions styla at unusunl'
ly cheap pros
~ B.-New Goo = received nenrly every week
M, o3- In. IND. j. PuRVIS Ast Ne. &c.
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NEW CONCERN.

To tue People of the City of Lynchbuig and all
the Surrounding Counties
EOHN J. ~ RNlS, Agent fpr krnt. Paine Kent,
- under tire .,yle 'Agt Tor - y hent, Is n'' rr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15
NEW-JERSEY STATE TEMPERANCE CON
NENTION.

Convention of the New jersey State Temperance
Society was held at New-Brunswick yesterday at
Grer's Hall. Delegates were present from nearly all
the Counties in the State. The morning session was
principally devoted to the appointing of Committees
and other preliminary matters. The Convention re-
solved to raise 1000 10 be placed at the disposal OF
the State Temperance Committee to be used IN the
coming Foil Temperance campaign.
The first business of any moment on reassemDhng III
the afternoon the raising of most OF this amount
by pledges from the different Counties in the State and
also from the individual members of the Convention
At "a O'Clock the Convention was addressed by the
Hon. THEoDoRE FRELISGHUYsEN IN one OF his most
powerful speeches. He commenced by briefly allud-
ing to the corrupng influences and degrading effects
of the ufe of intoxicating liquors morally socially and
POLITICALLY He then branched off with all the ardor Of
youth into full and clear Interpretation OF the doc
rine of civil liberty and the constitutonalty OF Pro-
hbitory statutes showing their unquestionable cons
utonay by precedents established from the earnest
legislation of our country to the present day, touching
fully on the question Of the forfeiture OF the liquors.
He stated that he felt impressed with the necessity OF
examination and substantiaton OF the question Oh the
constitutionaiiy of ProhbitoTy statutes more so pc
cause of the Isany Ani-AIaine Law published opin-
ions which had been thrown out before the country OF
late concerning this matter.
We understand that Mr.. Frellnghuysen has con-
scented 10 write an opinion upon the constitutlonalty
of Prohibtory statutes. Some who have heard MIN
in the Senate of the United States say that on thus
occasion he exhibited all his accustomed hre while IN
the Senate.
He was followed by DIR. MARCH of New-York City.
After which the Committee Resolutions reported
series the adoption of which caused no little excite
ment The third resolution, in the opinion of quite
large number of the Convention, was not sufficiently
explicit on the stand for the Temperance men, as
Tenn erance men, to take during the Fall elections. +.
b. Belts ESQ.,, of Jersey City, offered as substitute
one which was pointed and explcit-requring the
esced in to throw aside all party predictions and
friendship and come ont openly and decidedly for Pro-
hibition and nothing else upon the ground that it was
the all-important subject before the people This was
warmly supported by VIM. W. Jeiffe of Jersey
CITY and Others from the rent sections of the State
and was also warmly opposed. The result of which
was the adoption of both the original resolution and
the substitute. The Convention then adjourned to
Z, O'clock to be addressed by several speakers VINO
had been announced and the completion of their bust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15
FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

The Board met, pursuant to adjournment, at the
Office of the Chief Engineer last evening, Mr.. CHAs.
MoDouGALL in the chair, and full attendance of
Commissioners.
The complaint of Engine Company No. against
Engine Company No. IL, for running-in, was con-
tnued. Several witnesses examined on behalf
of No. IA. Mr.. Burns, the person in charge of the
tongue of the Engine at the time the alleged assault
took place, offered an important witness, but
as he was not fireman the Board refused to accept
his testimony.
Capt HoPKIys testified that on the day in question
he saw No. IA going up Park.row ahead of No. ),
when ito him stranger ran up behind them
and ordered the to stop, which they did; this al
lowed No. to get up with No. IA before they started
again. He saw the two Companies go ahead until
they got to Spruce-s but did not any running in
nor disturbance between them. Decision reserved.
Complaint Of Hose Company No. against Engine
Company No. IL for running into them in Lewisst. on
the l4th of Nav was continued Additional testimony
was offered on behalf Of both Companies but the COM
pexion of the case was not altered Decision reserved
Sundry expulsions were investigated and Will be
decided on at the next meeting.
Petition off. II. Steele s. A. Bcsson and Others TO
be organized as Hook and Ladder Company No. Is
lin place of No IL dsbandedl to be located in Frank
Inst. Referred.
Decisions, June l2.-To concur with Hose Company
No IL TO expel four of its members. The plant
against Engine Companies Nos. II and Al for running
on the sidewalk was dismissed.
Adjourned to Tuesday evening next.
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ALLEGED HEAVY sWINDLE IN FRAN cE

Antoine Sweslom, q Frenchman, who was some
weeks since engaged in the manufacture and sale of
leather in France forged drafts is now charged on
various extensive firms with whom he was doing
business to the amount of three hundred thousand
francs, obtained the money and fed to the City OF
New-York. Hitler he was pursued by M. Gabriel
Vilette, agent for one of the firms who had been
swinded. Mr.. v. arrived few days since, and i'm
mediately instituted search for the fugitive His
whereabouts was ascertained, and Mr.. V. then COM
menced suit in the Supreme Court for the recovery
of the money or such portion thereof as may still
remain in his possession.
A criminal prosecution also commenced before
Justice Connolly, whose warrant the alleged fug-
tive was arrested at his lodgings No 20 Walker-st ),
by Lieut. Dalton of the First Ward Police. and
Officer Sweeney of the Lower Police Court. Three
large trunks and other luggage belonging to the
prisoner were also seized and properly secured
These is prospect of recovering considerable
part Of the money lost by the agent in question and
his trunks if closely searched may prove to be mines
of rich treasures. The prisoner was conveyed from
the Tombs to Eldridge-st. Jail to be detained for
further hearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15
MARINE AFFAIRS.

LAUNCH OF THE STEAM FRIGATE MIRRraAcK.-ln
uly 1854 the keel of this United States steamer
laid in the NavyYard at Chsrestown, Mass, and the
work has been pushed forward with such vigor that
Yesterday morning she was successfully launched.
She is built in the strongest manner chiefly of live
oak timber and plank, aud there have been used in
her hull goo pounds of iron, and pounds Of
bolt copper Her dimensions 1900 tuns carpenters
measurement. She is to be propelled with Grifiths
English patent propeller having two blades II feet in
diameter. Her engine win be Of 500 horse power.
TRANSFER OF THE CREW or THE San JAcIsTo TO
THE FRIeArE PoroxAc.-H is reported that the Sec.
rotary of the Navy has determined to transfer the
crew of the wsr-steamer San Jscinto to the fngate
Potomac now fitting out at Norfolk to join the home
squadron as the remaining period of their service is
too short to justify ordering them on cruise. Thus
transferred they viii make up the remainder Of the
full complement of men necessary for the frgate Con-
stitution about 70 sail for the Mediterranean aud the
Potomac as explained above. The San Jacnto will
be prepared as as possible to join the Chinese
Sea East Indial squadron; Commodore Armstrong
going out in her.
NAyAL.-The Macedonian, Com. Abbott, sailed from
Shanghai April 6, for Siam. Also the Vincennes,
Capt. Rodgers, for Loo Choo; and on the TN the
Sybile, Capt. Elliot went to sea.
The steamer Powhatan, Com. McCluney, sailed on
the eth from Shanghai for Japan.
The Hornet, Com. Forsyth, and Bitten, NanSttart,
sailed from Hong Kong Apri7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

This Board held its regular weekly meeting at the
Office in Anhony-st. yesterday afternoon. The Hon.
G. C. VEnpLAScx in the chair, and Messrs Craotree'
Kelly, Kennedy, Carrigan, Gargue, Purdy and Cum
ming present
resolutio. sppropria.ng another $1,000 to ut up
Castle Garden for the reception Of immigrants, was
adopted-Mr Purdy voting Nay.
Mr. KESyKpY. on behalf of the Special Committee
on Castle Garden, reported code Of rules and rsgu-
Iaons for the government of Castle Garden OF WHICH
the following is synopsis: h,,,
All passengers before landing are to be Thoroughly
examined by a competent medical officer Only the
officers employees Of the c.%ni.sons and inc SDjes.
migrants win be allowed within the inciosue nners
by special permission. No licensed emigrant runner
to Be allowed within the incosure; and none o. the
agents of railroad or steamboat Companies WI De -,
lowed to solicit any Psssenger for ther routes Oh pos,
care Win he taken of the persons and property OF .ne
immigrants. The report ives adopted and ordered "
be printed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15

ORGANIZED LIcESrIorssEss AT BRooKLrS.--A
New-York correspondent of The Buffalo Express
furnishes the following intelligence to that journal:
"a wicked and dangerous socialistic sect have
sprung up of late and established their headquarters IN
Brookyn-the City Of Churches This sect style them
selves 'Progressionists, and have male and female
agents who snugge themselves into our family cir
cies asd after three four visits adroty alude to the
existence and popularity of their institution. Inc
doctrine Of this sect IL that matrmony, at present
understood, is q ludicrous sham; that man has no
right to live with his wife unless he loves her spiritual
w es well a. physically; that woman Is not bound to
live with her husband unless she loves him spiritually
and physically; and that when she sees another whom
abe can love ber she ID morally obliged to cut the for
mer and take up with the Inter, and on, according
to each new fancy until she dies. The agents OF thus
sect are very numerous, and the institution itself Is
filed with proselytes-msde up IN the main OF nue-
bands who have abandoned their wives, and OF wives
who have abandoned their husbands, together, a. oae
of its agents informed me, of bountiful supply o.
young men and women who have never yet zen
yoked in the usual form. A you may READILY Inn.
ssne, this sect il breaking up the peace sndhsppness
OF great many families.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15
BROOKLYN YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION.

This Association held its regular monthly meeting
at the Pilgrim Church Lecture-room on Tuesday even
ing. 1t was largely attended, many ladies being pres
ent. Prof A. WaTsoy read an essay upon Author
lily and Reason" which was much ap olauded and
copy was requested for publication aud distribution to
members gentleman present volunteering to- bear
the expense The debate after the essay was partic
pated in by Prof HART, A. CEITTEsDES, Esq. and
judge GREHSwoop. The Board of Managers re-
ported that they prepared TO furnish eenihcaies
and accreditpg travelling members to other Associa-
TONS They also reported the Association out OF debt
with me ans on hand TO carry it through the year.