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ALONZO a. PkRRET
Encuutrur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

On Friday, Oct. g. Mrs. FsfEwARID widow of Charles
Tseeward, halter, deceased.
to attend her funeral from her late residence Third
nue. sfty second street, 10 afternoon at
enc O'Clock.
On Tuesday October 2, in Hamilton avenue, South
Brooklyn, alter long and painful sicaness, .sABEILA,
wife OF Francis K. Walker.
Glasgow papers please copy
Tn Friday morning. Oct. D, at six o'clock ELIZA vile
Of Charles y. ieayitt.
The friends respectfully invited TO attend the fne-
raj services, at her late residence No. 81 Clinton street.
Brooklyn, today at twelve O'clock.
la III ooaiyn at the residence Of C. c. Dunkens, oxford
street, Capt Jois MooGHtAD.
His friends, particularly shpmasters respectfully
!, g. bnphens, Oxford street near Dekalb avenue this
afternoon at ha-past two o'clock.
Michigan papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, on Friday morning, Oct 5, after short
Illness, Mr.. JONI LIwis, Of William and Mary Jane
Lewis, aged y years ana II days.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
Portland avenue, Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, this
afternoon at two O'Clock, without further notice.
On Thursday, Oct 4, at Belevlle y. j., NARY Avs,
wife Of Jas H. Barclay, and eldest daughter Of william K.
Hodge, IN the 10Th year Of her age.
The friends add acquaintance Of he family
pee fully invited to attend her funeral from the oboken
inst, al ten O'Clock,
On Thursday, oct. T. HENRIETTA DEVON.
The friends o. the family and Of her brother isaac H.
Devoe are respectfully invited 20 attend her funeral,
from her lae residence No. 105 Grand street. Jersey
City, tomorrow afternoon, al four O'Clock.
On Friday, Oct g. MARaRT Ann, wife OF Adrian Still
web, aged 80 years.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 10
attend her funeral from her late residence, az Fort Ia
milton, tomorrow afternoon, AZ two O'Clock.
AT Great harrington Mass, Wednesday, October 3,
Mary P wife Of Geo. Il. Ives OF Brooklyn aged 81 years.
The funeral viii take place Great ba rrington on to-
The friends Of the family invited attend.
On sunday, sept. go at Portsmouth, Va, of yellow
fever, while mission of duty towards his fellow men,
Doctor EDWIN HUNTER. Of This city aged 30 years
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Married..

On Tuesday evening, Oct 2 by the Rev James Miilctt
GREGORY to Miss SARAH ANNE WAIDRoS, All Of this city.
On Wednesday, Oct ., by the Rev. 7. Allen, AARON d.
BlAtvnI To ELzABEm JANE SMITH, both OF spring Valley,
Rocklana Co, n. y.
On Thu sday Oct. 4 by the Rev. r. r. iIany OF Kin
derhook, at the Church Of the Annunciation GEORGE
Wucoxsos to EMILE A. youngest daughter Off. q. cush
man, OF this city.
On Friday, oct. 3, by the Rev Thomas lowell in CAL
vary Chapel Twentieth street, drst avenue, Mr.
WILLIAM SHAW to Miss MARY ANN CAMPBELL, both II this
city
On Wednesday, Oct. 3, by the Rev J. Banyard JoHS
LAnrY Of Mount Nugent county Cavan Ireland 10 Miss
ESQ, Of Rossville, staten island
I'm Thursday Oct. 4 by the Rev. Dr. Ferris ROBERT j.
WALKER 10 MARIA LolsA, daughter Of the late Medad
natt.
In Brooklyn, Thursday, oct a. by the Rev Ar Kerr
JAMES H. BAsyATYNE TO Miss JiE GlL2oUR both u Gas.
cow Scotland.
In Brooklyn, Thursday, Oct. & By the Rev. j. d.
Wells GEORGE BRopnEhD Of Port Jeryfs N. ". 10 Joss.
PINE, daughter Of DR.. John .. McMunn 81 the former
place.
Wednesday, Oct 3, by the Rev. Dr. Harris AZ race
Clutch, White Plains DELLA daughter q James Dick,
ESQ, 10 AfJEA b. SANDS, OF New York city.
In FitzwiliiaIn, y. H. Wednesday, oct. 81 BY the
Rev. 4. Vs. Bridges Mr.. joins r. knaRAIr oil New York,
20 Miss KATE o., daughter Of David Fulam, Esq.
At Cheshire, MONDAY, sept. IL by the Rev MI Bun
WILLIAM s. BATES, Of ih, city to Miss AsToITrE daugh
Ter 81 Dyer Bristol, ESQ, 81 Cheshire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

uer Druggist s Chambers sireetSir Having .n, rel rh
years dorg Of he urinary fnr
tons Induced, he advice of medical friend ~ ~,
sec, Of Charles london Cordial Gin. have grent ue
in stating that aer The Of the boue wblrb
bought you have greatly relieved am o opln,n
nsed the incplcnt u urinary arrangements vii
prevent encruachmen ~ confirmed o diseased Nh
neys gravel and other concre'i0ns. Yours ac.,
A. r. MILLER
Editor journal tseful Knowledge,n New York
For saie Broadway, by Bepsnan, Clark Co.. No all;
- VI Ring 0f John street u ksaxn, No. AZ;
be of Fourteenth street; lie Roy, No III; Horney
1 Isiuc Co. as; Had-au u Twenty first street;
fafnrd No gT NJ al botss and ~ irgrsa erf
.t-LA1. -~.os rIAnLt-,
~ gsArl hxssi, SOS -Sye.1esH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

ear rand yA.ou Dn1,iaers o Temperance Hon Iass.
n 6efaf ~ lfo Grand Union AGcr wAel aiafsss !, M
neneh. Exfrtses y rnweucc ~ ~ O'Clock TcAe't -
NARY I 4 f'6Gnfs sssba
NArrRAL2ATIoH COMMITTEE VIII nv iNkEssI0N
lo,r III iii he 6sa.r,s sai seo a. " = AZ '
mnsalon committee u .tA OF, aft 4ay. fapers maar IL
@&ch ~ ~ 49, teiote tiecAen
ITO ,4t OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ CJSGKT-- W1.
tel--We ars rs.atiy irfan, III, mineral watete,
ynecs tbe name 4 safAtoya water, AL sts untos
the name Il raFatora sait, nKtsnsyrly imp sse8
upon thc pabie a The Southern aud souhwcsorn States
where persons buying thrss articles doro and ibnk hoy
arc purchasing Compress Water 80 whoreas a. sarao.
there are waters = ~ kiuas from csrgrvs a0NB 90
Gitgh water snd The articles imposed iu this manner
on III public are ~ artificial comppands. ~.
ifely wofhess and cit.l dangerous pssons fing
The eject - Congrsr- Wafer ho easei u them tag en-
tFsy different from that 81 the genuine gof water
frequently pfeGucing grping pan' vertigo kc
resulting IN serious permanent Hnrtlfic ~ weaken
ms the digestive poeev ard destroying H. tone " the
stomach and eqvst ofisn renderire nii ese n dys
from hat produced ~ saline caiharca dis.aiYsd ~
ordinary wht.r, ~hir Cvrgsas Water protlces neither
ia'ed tie patient may ~, \ being io@e well
tive DE Corgress sprlng y ve sn60u sls Fptfrv
vhieh curing s1y ihfee yeass past. Ia bsit up 40
reputation = ~agatogn yet have c0afoaGdet Tho
name Il the spring with thai n ne pacethus nrng
the opportunity fof svlalofs - iost worthies Agies
upon ths rnt.e % TIE strength y The feps;atou r.
iAtned ~ The totrfesa sIrfrg IN long series ~
year ne injury thas intried upon he paddle
and ouFsslves i eoaD.e, iof iakng tEesa
luxurious from their use they In future rriss
The genuine IoDgress water sappotlny that they
have ALREADY tired y y not subeeni guarantee 81
~ y'bnn'ness thst 4 u - not'ies Zones safx
he Oh bottle. AM to1es 40 grceIly bfugat
~ ~ coul'srte'sfs or ue purros = filing them sith
'h'if yalueess article nj ceiling Is Congress rtfa
t0gA NafTT buy orJ - Moe yeu rely anuugress
Water and olirfaEf bc certain that the r0r 10
Lfanasd IF u he eark ~ ever bottle ~ genuine Ca
cot hess WORKS - T. xslaeies dangerous t0uuietsit
~ z ~ %uloan'.. .Alee -'fstga pgrssfs FAf.ifgA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06
nernIa.-only Pr,xc MedaI Award

MANNH z co. by The INDUSTRIAL EXIbltOn OF al NnlOn9
their new patent radical References
rorityPr0essors Valentine Mott, Willard Parker and John
II. Carnochan. An extensive list Of mercantile
other gentlemen cured by his truss may be Marsh
Co.'s, No. "a Maiden lane, New York. and Marsh ores
CO.. No West Fourth street. Cincinnati, Ohio. Open
A. VI. until 9 NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

newly invented skin division the all wig
wearers light thin and elastic they combine arrange
men' and correctness oi M which ourvals the head Of
hair Every variety OF size and COLOR be had Ib2 Fulton
street. west corner OF Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

medallion velvet carpets splendid Engsh Brussels s. per
yard, aC0t0 YARDS beautiful ilgrains Cd and
yard at The Az spacious siesrooms q HIRAM ANDERSON
50 Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

valuable preparation is luxury as breakfast beverage
safe and enec'uai remedy all Of dyspepsia snd,ge
ton sick headache anu all bilious and liver COMPLAINTS SO
wholesale and retail by neseman Clark Co, q. " Rush,
and al respectable druggists throughout the States Princip
DEPOT corner Twenty seventh street and Third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

certain remedies for salt rhenm scroua rheumatic and
ageconte acting externally and penetrating
the the other internally the blood and the organs Of d
Eesop, purifying and enovauDg the vital functions
body sold 81 The manufactures 10 Maiden lane, New York.
and Az Strand London, and by ali druggists, - cents
cents, and 81 per pot or box
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

Best ~ nse Tor black or brown; shngs box permanently
10 tade recommended by chemists and editors Sod
oiled AZ No Barclay street IS Nassau street. New York;
ii al Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

nc U0OU HEs VIII IO'Iy",
And all oihe attempts
Ia uTkfsst .xa,t,

But LYUNN they'll dodge.
OF course they viii Who heard Of killing kinds oil
nAocs and rats and mice using Lyons power pills
and powder Depots, fA Broadway and No. South Eighth
street, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

spring truss No. Barclay street. opposite the House
never trusts weak from Retains -
with ease and Effects radical dian olr rnsse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

IgrsP ylKE FcK ALHaAY~rAssAgg n cgxrs
v ~ Ttfaf - hsr.hsts i.sss M tAss s4aas
..sansf fFsNCf* skfNfsf, Capt vi u-nssr -s.i s.,s
ssft 80 N ~ pter every h.S1~y N.4ts-s.sy
80 yyMAr Nsft fsr< Anse.s ssf9b sV.y, n a.
80 y -s4l - 10y - y sf'ss11t
L,CH KrF rogr Asp voEr HAMILTON Tpg srgAn
- kFf FHEf lsAtes uefrsy sF.~ pss esiy 0rxs-
tfys sgtrt ~ r1sz r. y, sac ssy far a fo.1~a
SrungY TRIP 10 wyvnfEg, wl~T FOfsT AND
- C4 tffangs aeclsG rsy 1grssfs ttas1sts D5ts
FaT1 fAvywr~u trr sNns nsesFwssr yssg4asss rossf
caaeNs Wsv r'sfa sta cd fsnn .eaess - Ans~ $780,
ttsh Tt fsftFNs THOMAS ". HtfAg ~
fsexE gsy wvety r4r.1xy sn~ea.s ~.
rt.l =. 4. t.sTs rp.s.. h.snris.g, Ears ss1t1. :.
i'm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

them erysipei3s letters, SaowDess and all skin dalorm
eait IS moreover the very best shaving compound
used Poudre subtle uproots hair from low ioreheads
any part OF the body Warranted Liquid rouge, lily white,
lair dye and restorative at the old depot d Walker street,
Third street. Philadelphia Bates 10 Washington street, Bos
ton Hance Baltimore; Mrs. Hayes, Brooklyn &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

s'facen beng given in Mr. WOODS syste OF painting
IRON Lanre. Ladies and gentlemen acqaire me art
thoroughly In twenty lessons New pupils reserved next week
al his residence, 81 Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

health and beauty oil the hair preparations; OF
years standing and gives the Of Sold
No Barclay street New York. and at W. Woods al Full.
BrOGkyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

PLEASURE 81 announcing friends customer that
.tncreAsng onr manufacturing department, al poss
fspaich The Introduction OF Improved machines. RIM.
sinr double speed and accomplishing twice be oqany n,
~ors aday, has caused sudden orders IA taw
days bs haye doubled weekly prodc, ~ machines
and .il supply all orders promptly
n SINGER A co, az grpa1wnv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

The IN The wordNne applyiDr hs
rivacd Dye Beware Of initaionshey result IN ridcue
The stock America wholesale
and retail, at BA1CHELOR's. 2S5 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

Games, pens, ppnCiB baIH, Nc, ~ duuHYtAF
depot No 25 Broadway. between Chambers and Warren
streets ~ B-kew articles be ounf at this store AZ
produced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

painful forms also scroua old ucers the
Of diseases OF the blood debility, liver complaint,
kidneys nclpent consumption &C. most certainly cured
by this great purifier. Principal depot 2f6 Grand street Sc
yeny.tve cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

received the premium the Worlds Fair NAV be relied
upon the best will the brown black
For sale applied Office store 500 Broadway New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

strongest testimonials oany medicine In he world cure
eiaysrepsa asthma and general debility and worthy the
confidence OF all who seek remedy for these complaints
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

seen he Introduction q The aud pencil Iownds
pasDD, made by WfLWARIf Is Maiden lAne simple
seient and arabie II fast supersedng he 81 other
styles which may also be found Al the place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

odds The most establishment Broadway,
museum Of elegance II full Of novel rich and
brilliant articles and utility, from small toys
please Children the magnificent STYLES personal
and conyenicnces In beautiful
presents all sorts OF people there stock
this city that can approach that Of DIR. FUTILE.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
MEDicATED INHALATION.
mar A. on PRACTICE rnoyrprr - Z,

THE HISTORY. PHILOSOPHY, USES AND RESULTS or
Moderated Inhalation IN ne treatment OF lung Diseases.
IETrFi 20.
BY DB. s. $. FiIcn, No. ia BROADWAY, MY.
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Er weeks, by onguent which win nure tho
As0 ~ bottle; sent az the country X. g. GtA-
AAS o5 Broadway; Zciber. "a South Third street, Phdel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

Der when there win be auction of those beautiful
building sites. Refreshments the ground For tickets
maps and all particulars apply TO
BARKER 4 DUNCOMB, No. IA Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06


Jet Ornaments.-A Complete Assortment,
s4ftng o. bracelets brooches, earrings klace chains
srasaine. Gun pins, studs. nj OSBORNE, BOARDMAN X
ToNSsEhD's 81 broadway, corner OF Spring street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

Wilson's Dandeiion Conse.-This Truly
valuable preparation Injury as breakfast BEVERAGE and
uon sek headache and all bilious and liver complaints sod
sn se gs hroa Ssra &c States rncp
DEPOT corner Twenty seventh street and Third avenue
Drawing and Paintiag.-Individnal In
ssfaenon beng given in Mr. WOODS syste OF painting
hopans Ladies and may s XII I
al his residence, 81 Sixth avenue.
India Rubber Fancy Articles, Toys, Dolls,
ens sS e i've - chs a ana warren
Streets B-ne% sr:les can be oani At this store as
soon as produced
TuttIe,s Fancy store, 345 Broadway, IL by
all odds he most attractive esaospmens on Broaas as
brilliant articles and utility, from small toys
the children TO the sos agnfcent STYLES q personal
,ces for presents tor all sorts Of people nere no stock m
Free Excursion TO West Flushing, on OctO-
Der oh when there WIN be an auction ae Of hose beautiful
'''i' "'' - BARKER DUNcoSB. No IA Pine street.
Cr1stadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs ami Toapees,
stand eminent above all competition suite Of elegant
81 d. sw 81
1eRisrxToKos. No. Aston House. ''''''' -H' ''1''
Bachelors Hair Dye, wigs md Toupses-
The best in the werd-Nine private applying
rivacd dye Beware Of niaiions-tbey n dicule.
and rea al EaIcHELoEs az sroadwa W''" "'0e''
Hil1s Improved instantaneous Hair Dye
Best in Tor black brown; shings box permanent;
fade, recommended by chemists and editors. Sod
oiled AZ NO barclay street IS Nassau street. New York; and
II 247 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
NhisIxers or MOusracYles Forced Grow
asr weeks BY my onguent which win not san nur. tho
AsS 81 bottles sent part az the country X. g. Ora
AAS o5 Broadway Zcber "a South Third street., Philadol
mrs InraIIIbIe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Growth.
heal and beauty OF the hair preparations; OF
years standing and gives the Of Sold
No. Barclay street New York. and W. Woods 27 Ill
ION street, Brooklyn.
Tan, Pimples, Freckles, Eruptions, Salt
rhenm eryspeias letters, sallownes and AL skin deorm
esit Is the very best shaving compound ever
used Poudre subtle uproots hair from low ioreheads or
any part Of the body Warranted Liquid rouge lily whie
hair dye and restorative the old depot u Walker street.
drs store from Broahway, New York. Calender, - South
Third street, Philadelphia Bates 10 Washington street.
ton Hance Baltimore; Mrs. Hayes, Brooklyn &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

WAAIkn~A hK~fyCrABt.F GfKf. 10 DO aENF
" fal tetsfFuFa ustt he g1 Nasng irgner sl.f
3 riAtp ecoAff ApplB A ~ aotit -eeoud HlAussays
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-01

And Hon. Henry Wilson, of Natick, was
declared elected on the part of the Senate
Orders were adopted for inquiring relative
to amendment of the usury laws and relative
to securing uniformity in the measurement of
milk.
Passed to be EngrosSed-Resolve providing
for consolidation and arrangement OF the
General Statutes of the Commonwealth. Bills
to continue in force an Act to incorporate the
Barnstable County Mutual Fire Insurance Co
to amend the 322d chapter of the Statutes Of
1854; in relation to transitory actions. Adj
journed.
HoUsE.--The following were the principal
petitions presented-.Of the Mayor of Law.
renee and others, for an extension of the pow
ers of school committees; of ]. E. Farwell,
of Bosto /, to be appointed State Printer; of
sundry parties for the removal of Edward
6. Loring, and for law in favor of fugitive
aves.
Committees of the House reported bills in
relation to the assessment of taxes on mort
gagged real estate; in addition to an act con-
corning the attendance of children at school.
Orders were adopted-concerning the pro-
prlety of enacting a ten hour law; whether
any change should be made in the mode of
assessing the bank tax if legislation is nee
essary in relation to the redemption of coun-
try bank bills III Boston; to consider the ex-
pediency of providing by law, that no judge
of probate shall have power to hold office in
connection with the general government; to
make all orders of notice returnable to the
Legislature on or before the l4th of March
next.
The House reconsidered the vote on the en-
grossment of the bill to amend the charter of
the city of Worcester, adopted a motion 10
strike out the clause submitting the measure
to the people Of Worcester, and passed the
bill to be engrossed. Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-01
TAIRTY-THIRD CONGRESS.

TUESDAY, Jan. 30.
SENATE.-Mr. Jones, of Tennessee, offered
resolution inquirng OF the Committee on
Post Offices and Post Roads, how much the
Collins line of steamers have received up to
the present time, for freight and passengers
Agreed to.
The Senate took upthe Army appropriation
bill.
HousE.-Mr. Wright offered resolution
calling upon the President for information in
regard to our relations with Spain, and all
correspondence between our government and
France and Great Britain in regard to Cuba.
The House went into Committee on Terri.
torial business, and the Senate bill authoriz-
ing the construction of subterraneal. line of
telegraph from the Mississippi or Missouri
river to the Pacific Ocean, was taken up.
Mr.. Farley, of Maine, supported the BILL
and showed the Importance and necessity of
such line.
MIR. Lane, of Oregon, wished the bill laid
aside. There were other matters of a strictly
territorial character, which should be consid-
cred first.
The remarks of Mr.. Lane drew retort
from Mr.. Farley, and during the remarks
which ensued, Mr.. Lane called Mr.. Farley
id liar. The parties were about ten feet
apart, and in moment they rushed towards
each other, with threatening gestures and
trembling frames. The greatest confusion en-
sued, and many members rushed between the
angry disputants; and amid cries of "Order.
order J" Sergeant at Arms !" etc., the Ser
geaHt appeared and order was restored. The
scene was one of intense excitement, but pass
ed in about the time necessary to put it upon
record
Mr.. Benton, of Missouri, opposed the bill
as preposterous and impracticable in its oper-
alton.
Mr.. Latham, of California, supported the
principle of the bill.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-01

"DEAR Me dear me !" said Mrs Parting
ton, as the news came to her ears that dis.
turbance had occurred in a church in her
neighborhood, where the rector was handled
very roughly. "When will the wicke mess
of men stop? and where will the end of trou-
BILE be if people lay their aacriligious hands
on the very directors of the church? Peonle
seem, now days, to have no regard for the
priestly orifce, and the surplus is no more
thought of than an Irishwoman's washing
gownd. When was girl I've run quarter
of mile to make bow TO the mister of our
parish But times is so changed % She
stopped moment, as an omnibus stops for a
passenger to get out, and then pleasantly re-
sumed her darning, with her mind full of
the thread of old recolectons, and her hand
full of woollen yarn.-Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-01

BUYING SLAvEs.-Ralph Waldo Emerson
proposes that this nation shall buy all the ne
gro slaves from their masters. and emancipate
them. Some persons make very serious OBJ.
jections to the proposition, and discusset with
much earnestness and ability. If there were
as much virtue and self sacrifice among us as
to make it probable that the nation would i'm
mediately follow Mr.. Emerson's advice, we,
too, might object to it; as there then would
be enough of moral force to secure their free
dom otherwise; but, as the love of gold,
among us, is passion, and the love Of free.
dom only traditional sentiment, we have no
hesitation in supporting the proposition to
buy. We believe that such discipline would
be of as great advantage to the free popula-
ton as ii would be to those in bonds. We
can do nothing unless we are trained to do il
andby training ourselves to give up our lux
uries and superhuties, in order to do great
national act of duty, we should soon attain to
such position of national virtue, as would
enable us to restore tot 1.-THE republic, that sim.
pie grandeur of character, which pertained to
her when she had passed through the war
that period of trial, suffering, and sacrifice,
for the sake Of great truths.
If this nation could be brought to give up
its cigars aud coaches, its wine and watches,
its golden cups and marbled monuments, in
order that it might collect funds enough 10
satisfy the cupidity of the Shareholders, and
secure the freedom of the slaves, it could not
be brought to acquiesce in 'laios" made after
the model Of the Fugitive Slave act, or the Kan
zas.Nebraska bill. If the virtue of the people
was 50 quickened that they would unie with
enthusiasm to do an injustice to themselves,
rather than seem to do injustice to the poor
and helpless negroes Of the South, the spirit
of liberty throughout the world would be SO
quickened that universal tyranny would hide
its head for shame. If our people would on
ly honestly try to buy off the slaves, they
would raise themselves up to eternal honor,
by the effort.