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The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

AMERICAN Mass MEETING. Pursuant to an
nouncement, Ex-Gov. Foote, Honorables Hugh c.
Murray, Sam Bell, Wilson Flint, and Others
rived in town on Tuesday last to address the peo-
pie on Sans behalf. In the evening rostrum
was lit up in front of the Sierra Nevada, and
the street in the vicinity thronged with people
who had left their claims, their fields and shops,
and walked miles, to hear an exposition of the
principles of the American party, and vindica
tion of the American character from the scurrilous
attacks of Zabriskie and others. Foote made an
extraordinary speech-one that was felt. and will
be remembered, by all who heard it, The other
gentlemen named all acquitted themselves credita
bly,, and were followed by Messrs, Robertson and
Newell, who closed the exercises amid deafening
cheers from the crowd music from the Band and
real Yankee thunder from the canon Altogether,
it was glorious night for Coloma and-SAM!
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Ell Dorado, SIS
- The People of the State OF California to w. B. Skill
nger defendant in this suit, Greeting:
You hereby summoned to be and appear before the
Honorable District Court of the Eleventh Judicial Dis
rct in and for said County and State the
plant of James Bryant, plaintiff now on file in this office
wherein he prays judgment against you for s6I00 prn
cpal and interest due upon promssory note, togeh
with accrung interest and costs of suit And you
hereby required to the said complaint within ten
days. if service hereof be had you within this county
within twenty days out of this county but in said Dis
trctand within forty days if out of said county and Dis
trct exclusive of the day of service And hereof fail
not &c plaintiff will take judgment against you by de-
fault in accordance with the prayer of said complaint
Witness my hand with the Seal of said Court hereto af
fxed at Office in Coloma this the Goth day of June A.
ID. 1866. a. ST. c. DENVER Clerk.
State of california;, FL Dorado Comfy.
Having read the affidavit in the foregoing cause here
by order that service of Summons be made upon said W.
b. Sklinger by publication of the same for three months
per week. the newspaper published IN said county,
called the Empire County Argus
JAMES JOHNSON, County Judge.
Attest A. ST.. C. DENVER, Clerk.
Je23-30-3m NEWELL WILLIAMS, Attys.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01
Virginia Saloon.

VNNE subscriber keeps constantly hand choice Liquors.
Cigars, Fruit of all kinds Nuts in variety, and Con-
ectionery of every description
The stock of Wines is surpassed In the mountains.
All of which is offered for sale low for cash.
w. T HOLIDAY
Cooma, May ?, 1855 25
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01
BOUNTY LAND.

VEE undersigned having received the necessary forms
from Washington, prepared procure warrants for
all persons entitled to them under the liberal Bounty Land
bill that passed Congress, March 3D. 1855
A. A VAN GUELDER, Notary Public.
Coloma, April 4, 1855. 2l
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ross or THE SHIP MANCHESTER

Murder of the Captain aud Death of the Crew
/ The American ship Manchester. of Nantucket.
/ left New York for Valparaiso. The 9Th of April.
/ IaJl. the complement of hands on board being
seventeen and the Captains wife. One man died
i al sea before she arrived AT Moutevdo. which
+ port she put into m the 9th If July. 1851, and
again left an the 10Th for Nalparai sahfier having
Skinned fur extra hanli at Montcvidao. 4 let.
ter from one Of her crew says
On 18th of Angust,after pas Ding Cape Iiorn.the
ship struck an sunken ronck IN about - lat. s..
and TO tie sou'lwnrd of the Cane land distant
30 miles Not being able to keep her free with
pumps: got the boats ont. which were shortly af
forwards stnYe: bad afterwards the main mist
cut away. At II same night she was full cf
ter but continued To drift until ) n. NJ, at 10Th.
syhen after pa sing a small Island she grounded,
and ia % minutes. opened in two parts aud all On
board were immersed in the wafer The captain
and hia wife chung together. but by some chance
got separated, and the captain alone rose TO the
surface, he immediately seized upon pink, and
succeeded in rescuring his son, which plank
they drfted Ia the stern part of the vessel, where
they remained until sunset. having concluded
they were the only survivors Of the i'll faed ship
They then managed 20 get ashore 10 the Island,
where they found one barrel Of bread and aBother
Of -four.
-Four days after the second mate aud one seaman
arrived nj The Island on which they were cast,
distant two miles aud haf. iicrc wo remained
whilst the capfnin was building hout. Having
all crossed on the raft to the lslnud on which the
second matte first landed. where was much of the
wreck of the ship aud cargo and provisions. On
the 81 Of November the second mate died, being
completely exhausted. His name David
leSs Evans. native of South Wales.
10Th November we first saw any Of the natives,
some men and women having landed from canoe.
we had Just finished our boat and were ready for
starting The Indians having at FIRST received
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16

lowances should undoubtedly hemade for the ef-
fects of tanie created by the sudden appear
ance of a now and terrible disease ia any com
mnnity. but we must confess nuf establishment
that our fellow citizens of lower Virginia should
have So far given wayto their ,errors as To be
guilty &c such inhumpn aud nnevalrous com
duct UPWARDS their breihren Of tn. phguc s'riek.
IN cities. II the same pineiple efexelusian be
adopted every whereif the peaple If Nerialk
aud Portsmouth aae 20 be shnnfel universally.
IS lepers, then ", force then - do one # 20
things; they na,i eiibcr return to the infected
cities aud face he pcstilenoe natil it, rage Is
spent. ar they must live ia the woods like wild
beasts, not daring to approach any human hahi-
taron.
The beauty and wisdom Of the Divine iujunc
ton that we should doas we would he dome by
are srikiugly Illustrated in such cases Of ruhlie
calamity. ms the one now under consideration. IL
is the only just, the only safe and prudent rue
II action The yiewless and deyouring enemy
that strikes down our neighbor to-day, may lay
lis hand upon Us 10 morrow; and # we shrink
frain him in bis afliielion now, can we expect
uther. TO approach ~ in The hour Of our calamity
and distress In The presence Of great DIM
ger ihere l. no hope bat in union and in allording
each other mutual assistance and encourage.
uncut. rn shun our friends aud neighbor- IN
Ihtir illnpss. not only a most eowardly and
generous, but masi short sighted aud impru.
drnt policy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16
HOTEL, ARRIV AIS August Is


WASHINGTON HousE-w. w. LIE FTWIcH PRoP'R
A ID Worsham, Pittsylvania; Miss Worsham,
do; Nj G Hubbard, Lady and Son. Halifax; L
Saunders, jr.. Campbelf; Miss NJ Leftwich. II
Robinson, Mrs Robinson. Bedford: IL Il Will
liams V 81 T II r. Alfred Cohen and servt, Ky !;
Robert Myers, do Ro NJ Jennings, Lady and
Daughter st Louis, Mo; Dir Cooke, Albemarle !;
Roy ID Crowley, City VIM Davidson. Albe-
marie; Thos McCuock, do; Paterson and
Lady, Appomattox James Patteson. Franklin !;
Chas Murrel Campbell II Schnuit. Salem
Chas Champion and Lady. Sussex County; 4
Blair, Richmond, Virginia; Miss Blair do;
Capt T Willis, Knoxville; DIR VIM A Fuqua
Mrs DIR VIM A Fuqua C G Barkdale, Miss n Z
Bark sdae, Charlotte; L b Herndon, Campbe
II T Williams, Wythevle; d W Clay and SER
want, Pulaski; Euoeh II johnson, Pttsylvania
j A Smith Franklin; I II Cobbs, Va & Tenn X
II; Mrs Murrel and family, Miss Murrell,
Campbell; Lafayette billiard, Salem.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16
The Citizens of Norfolk and Portsmouth

A writer in the Richmond Wing who signs
himself "a Citizen of Norfolk" complains in pas
sionate and indignant term of the treatment
which the people of Portsmouth and Norfolk
have experienced at the hands of their fellow
citizens of Virginia. He says;
The bold commander of the u. S. troops at
old Point, / believe, commenced the crusade. and
our citizens were driven off at the point of the
bayopet. Hampton has forbidden to come inside
of tbs bar. Three brave magistrates of Isle Of
Wight undertake TO prohibit our landing in their
county; Suffolk repels us-op Friday the boat
from Norfolk was met at City Point by the pro-
clamaton from Petersburg that after that day
none should land, and that those then generously
permitted to come shore should quit their city
in IL hours. What matters it if the helpless
women and children thus cruelty driven out
shook off the dust of their city against them =
Petersburg sells another bale of goods. From
Richmond the boat is no longer allowed to run to
Norfolk.
Gentlemen, are we to be like the iepers who
found death within the cty-without, the enemy!
Have YOU no compassion on your brethren Are
we to understand that when disease breaks. out
in city of Virginia, its people are all to be des-
troved? If 60, better far surround US with a
rampart and batter us with your cannon 80 long
= one atone remains upon Another, or a man re-
mains slfte. We shall. at least. die with arms
IN hands, ana BE- spared the anguish OF witness
ing the lingering Of our wires and our children.
The Rchmond Examiner also comments with
great severity on the Conduct above described.
we entirely agree with these writer's. Great al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16

The CHRISTIAN ALBUM. This is the title Of n
monthly Magazine published in Richmond, and
edited by Mrs. f. p. Elan, the 9TH number of
which has been issued 1t handsomely printed
and seems TO he well conducted. We commend
it as good family publication. Messrs Payne
q Christian are the agents for this city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16
Letter from Hen. John Minor Bots Of Virginia.
RrlHMnhD Jury 9th. ISJ5.


Messrs. Nm. s. Beers q Co, G,7as.-Consi,lrru-
tons OF duty 10 the afflicted alone prompt tn send
you This voluntary tesiiInouia to the great value OF
C0rfr's Spanish Nurture" for that almost incLrabe
disease, ScrOtifia.
Without being disposed deemng cesar, to go
1uto the particulars OF the case, sa, that the
lonshng results that have been produced by the of
,h4 medicine I'll a mber OF my oun family and under
my observation and suprriucndence after the skill
of the be ply cinns had exhausted and all the
usual rem dies had taiel fully Justify recon-
NEEDING its us~ to nil ~hu may be suffering fom that
dreadful mah,dy
dc say ID i. is adapted ali cnnstitu.
ns il will afford tie same relief in oil eases
tlr. at course can know nothing that-but from
what have of The effects wuda MT Lesitna 10
it, in any and every OF Scrofua with persons
for whom f,lt an interest whom could exer.
c,se influence { cbutro
Respectfully yours
. ly l9-tlstSept JNO NJ. Bolts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16

THE bost evidence that can be adduced in favor
81 ,lic c1icac3usneSs nf Huolanas Gcrmun Biitcr-,
prepared 10y DIR c " Jackson, i the anPecedene ed
demand for them from ali pnfts Of the Union; and al
though there may be many compounds prepared aud
represented As being worthy OF liberal patroaoge, yet
W. feel constrained .rk tint the vast lumber Of
testimonials with which t:e worthy doctor has b. en-
haored by persons # the highest character and
81 ecabilig who found 1t iece>sary have recourse
his relmaton stesinony sufficiently conclusive, that
eecual remedy for the almost innedate relief
of ia 'se afflicted with that drehl nala ly, dyspepsia,
has never been discovered. See advertisement.
aur Slim
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-H5Hs==sl=s7
SPECIAL NOTICES.
srrtI Us,

srftI UxMoyEp AND uSplsMAYEp -. hs
pr.....i ". - II ior l. snr taoh.tni 1ish 'ahi
- xg,.m.u, Aresfy b,. the NJ u ls, ST. Ar'isiti
ri Franc. s,si L RI Raelna. II u 'aan'i. tne w"
gr..,, At = ne.aI- n.drrn iaes. l"en eah"frd Ia
II. tnob. II slhni. Ru,.i fans aud inrk' !, ispf
,.l ,,,. rja nfl,n. arc ,.,is sg.l IL ro-f rfnsi
IA neaiLnry waf, bringing Thousands . remaaf
my. H. ar pAn i,ri..vrd lrtd lelos F"fr' 40.
fIla, 'iia n..-i3i.nce - % sthiNrf1 NJ ""h iss
are feNi their patfs Win LIE lea are f~c a. ~
age Sex ,,r .,nni. rom The gnd.n -'''fs ct et'-
iari.it ay, ill s-ia,t the b""''.. ri me "'f'b
,,, t.ir ~. e,,,os metals ailb .l.i IL fapdi-
~ Ia "a 3, tie nsi reel of gain That hath srzed upon
,b,. IL. ~ ..rn.fr IL 10 nr.' IT, sle lR'e crn 1fac
fi.n , si,.r frals then I'd ,vs "f -''ne IN
,ea,.pt., Yet nai.l a.. Ibis ii. osiSl'' '-tilriis
ti.Ifes an ar ~. &c mark lib FIT ihnt u g eat
f,fv at MIMI y CO. On Ia -tEsts lvhrhtnrs ~
-fap. ~ III un,.v.l anl ,nism ~ ,hd coht' ms h
Tux. lie mast la,ifg md pprec Dten'ir"i pes ~
IN m ierni, rr-ns mi the hslh'-f -tyir 81 the t
Bearing ia pi''d The Ia atty, rra rolnr relt ""'Y
"a Il SECURE the -i1aiow eaC lc sul'-ian = f. ie
ang I1.3t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16
OBITUARY,

Died, ON Thursday the 9th inst, at the resi-
denoe of her husband, in Lovingston, Nelson CO.,
in the 5lst year of her age, Mrs, ELIZABETH s.,
wife of orsille Loving, Esq, and daughter of the
late Jesse Leetwich decd Of Bedfnrd county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16

RELIGIOUS INTEILIGENcE.-The was a pro-
troete meeting at the Presbyterian Church in
Leesburg last week, at which Rev +. II. Cump
stone, of Prince Edward, delivered series Of
sermons.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16
Democratic Majority

Clingman's maiority,t should be borne in mind
Is not strictly Democratic Majority, inasmuch
"a his district has always given from 1000 to
5000 majority against the Democratic party.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16
HOPKINS, HULL 81 CO.

WHOLESALE DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
Pos BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE
ME take Ibis ne tho'i J calling II attention OF
w the Southern trl e stock al sail ami
Winter iood- The encou! genleAt have viii,
in eudeaynts To get better stock than has sua
ly b, he this market has stimulated npr0yn
it, bdih in eSfett and variety Besides full
melt of Fore ga AID omcsiie Staple Dry Goods.
shalt offer sag+ AM eI' gant stock of Ladies' Ores
Goods. I'VE shall Sc u at ,hor nfofs :, wish to
the best OF trade thai comes oi1aiket Or.
doris for goods solicited which shah have rlnnpi ntep.
ton. Il. b HOPkIf s.
K HULL,
W. H. RYAN,
mug dim THO. W. ATKINSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16

COMMONWEALTH Second Presbyterian
church of Wheeling has presented the county of
Ohio, library of ninety nine volumes, for the
the use of the prisoners in Jail,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16

SPECIAL NoIIcE.-'rhe Executive ana Advl-
<nry COMMITTEE. appnate b, - t,fe Su"ds.- chai
Guhv.ni hl in ihis rtV, u dnrgh an Adj - -
Tue irsud> tie SuhdayS, hoo" tan-e ia sng'nin VI
NOT NJ The Sess hanm OF the > al Pre-bNrrian
Church in thi. cry. fhur,,t', ey Mug ut ) "clo'k
Nv -. Ter Of lie CT aitfnan i-3t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16
Bx wM.s. MOSBY, Auctioncer.

EMPORTE u JACK AT AUCTION On M
1 DAA MORNING. the I7th= lust. at 10 O'clock a,
M.lk, street viii sell without eserve n very fire
Impaired JACK only IVA years and xix n,orih<,lla
aug - I G. Il PHELPS, Amer,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16
I.nok OIL for Connkerltikx.

The ph'ic cautioned nsiins, another count' rtet
shirh ba' etey mn It's appearance, called W. d Fur
res A. han Imminent, the most dangerous ct all ihe
eoanfertris. because his mVing the name pt Fulrel
nut Will buy il in good faith, without the knowledge
That counterfeit eN,Ia, aid they vi rcrhoPs only
discover their when the spurious mkt are has
sass.h' its evil effects.
1ie genuine article IS manufactured only by li.G
faueiI, sole Inventor und proprietor nnd whulesnle
druggist No II Main Peoria. Illinois, 10 whom
ali applications Tor Az rcies must ne nd'lIeS@'' BE
-uie YOU get it win me citers - q befo,c Farrell :,
ihus-- II. q. FAkRELL'a--nua MA signiture on the
3appel ali others co'micrieiis.
Sold by Il. ofABLEk \ Co. Dcuggt4,
L.nchburg, Va
aud by regunry auth rzed agents hum the United
la-Price IS nad 50 cents, and s. per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
han la ira the United Smtns. in witch one is not already
rslaii hri Address II. q. farrell above, arcom
panied with good reerene, 10 character, responsible
~ o!y4l d&cfw
CARLYIE Friend Aver In this age of
lpacNs. churlnns an3 mere windy gaseous prechders
IL heal who blow rvety corner aud in the face and
of all men, then lnni, hlarng 1errhn trumpe,s
and Other npy bois'eons wind Instruments of marvel.
ou y twisted hrass in such wocully siarn-ri,den
enoch this shy. i comforting nay even cheering
the wei wiscr Of hs know there has
arrived in this war,d sencine Physieian-n slt once
upon something besides mere Sangrdlos and Don
Mrcurnl Ia,ps with their phirboomieS poisons al Il
warm water.
Your Cutlurtir Pills md Cherry p.rloral carry us
forward 10 H,lcyon a.sto millenn al Piar nncnT nas.
when Science deep diving down into the principles OF
nga. shall. with infinite cunning, bring out the genu
me Eixer Nna: fer Of truth thee is lnestly
enough somewhat OF that Life Essence in your
subtle vegetable disatiun and compounds.
You rcalzr In the visions of those pinfules
slnokr-dried Aicly miss-bootle4s seekcrs-dreamers
among and crucbles. touching the Qnnessenia
hidden Virtue Of the Univri which should un1ote
distemper, AID bre TX Tor man the Wheel of Time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16

ICE! ICE!i-A haeiot of &c u for sale a, the ise
u Cream Saloon July 2ts 4 ZETELi.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16

The cnin cf The farrign purity of 10000 ma
iofity in North Carolina is absurd. MS will be
..au from the following inniorties:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16

THAMES. Mr.. Zetel will accept our thank:
for fine water melon just from the ice, sup
ply Of what he has always on hand.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16
aug 4 dim
a FOK ElasN and DOMESTIC A
VHeavy and Fancy Hard Ware, e.
SIMPSON e BRO.

TN RS. RICE oSpe to oPen Sc Dol the FIRST Nm
w day in Septembrr Previou, which time she vii
make hnuwu tie situation Her terms viii he maie
l. Town o. enirauee. aug 8 dw2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16
GREATLY REDUCED PRIcHsl


NUR FACILITIES FOR DOING FINE WORK
" are being daily increased by The receipt of the
latest styles of TYPES, BORDERS, CUTS &c.
from the best Fnundres in the North, and we would
respectfully inform friends and the public gener
ally that they have their orders for printing Tiled
IN the BEST STYLE aud at Low PRICES rs
can he obtained from any other establishment south
of Baltimore.
NegrJOBS PRINTED IN G0L0RS in the finest
style of the art and warranted TO give satisfaction
Cards. Cards.. Cards!!,
Printed on very swift Yankee Press al eAtraordina-
rilv chean rntps
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16
FROM AUSTRALIA.

Advices from Sydney. to the 18th of May had
been received at Valparaiso, FIVE days later
They were unimportant. Business was reported
as generally better, and higher prices obthin
In Melbourne, all classes of provisions were rising
in price. In Victoria, the miners license had
been done away with. immigration wos ON the
increase.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16

DAILY MAIL TO charlottesville
Charlottesville Advocate says a petition for
daily mail from that place to Lynchbung is in
circulation for signature. The p. NJ General
has established daily sial between Charlottes
Vile and Scottsville.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16

DEAp.-Rev. Thomas d. Hudson, of the n.
S. Presbyterian church, died in Wythe county,
on the 18th ult.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16

linn pRicE FOR roB,eeJ We learn that
Tobacco sold Al Friends Warehouse in this e''y
yesterday for The high price of fly .firo dollars
d hundred Lyncliburg has no equal IN the
country, a. lob iceo market. aud planters who
consnlt their interest. viii avail themselves ct
L. s11nl.ri.I ndYnnfnres.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16

APPOINTED. -Rev. w. d. Roefe, of Pa, has
been appointed Principal of the Wythevlle Fe
male College.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-16

Delegates APPOINTED. The American
party of Albemarle have appointed delegates
both to the State Council, which meets in Rich
raond ON the 18th Thursday in this month, and to
the State Convention which meets in this city
the 18th September. They also intend holding
ratification meeting ON the 9TH Tuesday of this
month in Charlottesville.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FAMILY AND SER
~ vants' Industrial and Protective Institste, 2O6
Fulton street, under the approval Of his Honor Mayor
Hail. and othrr distinguished cizsns, ministers and
lAity This institute invites employers domsstics
come and ,nspeot sxraagsments for their matusl
benefit plan reao6sd by any society Il Ams
81 wing provided 'or fem Sles to pay for DO ard
While remaining ths institute for situs lion, ANA all
tbey banded thsm. It awards suver medals 20 al
who remain blsmeisss in their stustion for year.
newspsper issued. styled Tho Domestic Guide and
eli hy female work Twenty we'll re-
commended females have situations ut once An
Am.ricsa boy 10 years Cd, wanted. A subscription
hat opened for signatures Of the benevolent, willing
aid In getting up home for the aged and tndrm comes
tics Mira. Allen, Female Superintendent; +. Browne,
Gene rsl Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

nBJECIS OF The CHRISTIAN HOME FOR FEMALE
~ Servants, Thirty sghth street, bet ~sen Fourth
and Lexington Avvnues-Terrih!e ship wreck Up ards
i've thous and ship wrecked passengers have been
driven Into this por. during the past year fren tho
troubled waters OF hfe With few ,eptons they havs
all been passengers board the great called
the narrsd State The founder OF the cnristisu Home
has carefully and upartiay Investigated ths cause Of
this terrible disaster snd has found taat the
captain charge OF this noble vessel ignor of
the laws which the great Builder Of the ship
for guiding and lar ains the passengers safe ut tue
and destined port Consequently tae shipwro ,ked
-oonsstiug of deserted and runaway wives, youthful
daughters, innocent and unconscious chdren-ars glad
TO find port so good and 10 near IS the Caristian
Home, where their unnatural wounds bound up,
their bitter tears checked the balm Of sympathy afford
ed ard their wandering fset directed to resting pscs
1hs founder Of tins Christian Home sits these waters
to cali and receive the shpwrerksd inquire into the
nature Of their wounds and apply balm sad psthy
according to thor diversified necessites and last
though not least to teach them the divine and tura
laws ~ certain guarantee against similar d.sastefs
esther to Themselves or their beloved oIspr rg