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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-24
CHEAPER THAN EVER!

OH EAPER THAN EVER!
notwithstanding the great panic created among some
Of the Dry Goods Dealers, iy appearance in this
City. nobody else seems to have been alarmed Tn,
Secret Caucus held by some of these merchants I'VE
happy to he able say that there were some hon.
or4ble exceptions at which, we understa d. they r.
solved in their wisdom, to drive out of town. and
resolved, also, that thy wond buy more g1ods Of
Boston firms who deal with Locke 4 Co.. and more
foolish STILL resolved that they ''would withdraw their
advertising from the Worcester daily papers, If they
continued to advertise for Locke Co y ard than
II the rest resolved to instigae pros ecuti ngains- us
for what we deem audabie and legal busine that is,
making presents custoers this scaucus these
d-be-monopolists don't to have amounted to
much; ''driveu out of town. and no firm
whose copartnership expires in January newt" or ten
years hence, can begin u.s. and VIII that snext
sixty days" are over, we think we will lease the CT
Store, leave its proprietor free spend all his time
in carrying round the papers," we Gistu, by
the humming in ''the Hive by any efforts to 'Stowe''
us away under the counter of any opposition shop. We
have lease FOR TERM YEARS, tue stores adjoining
each Other under the Worcester House, and will do our
best to give room enough to all customers to select
their purchases, and we shall not insult ladies' even if
they do not BUY OF U.S. nor ask them beforehand Do you
wish to purchase "
Wesha keep stock constantly full, we are buy
ms daily in the cities, and do not apprehend that we
shall exp rience any difficulty in purchasing even fthese
troubled dry goods dealers should withdraw their trade
from houses dealing with buy all goods for
cash; We advertise as you see, and pay cheeruy and
promptly for it, as the publishers Of the daily papers here
inclined to treat well as they do other Worcester
echants the result OF the legal proceedings in the gift
enterprise business. abide, with confidence that twill
come out right We are under necessity of further
marking down" cur stock in order underse our COM
petitors, as when marked down we redHy did the
thing, and ladies' will find prices in reality low and
not merely the pacarls in windows-see list of
prices in another column WE CAN UNDERsELL OTHERS,
and make it for the interest of all to buy of u.s.
LIST. Because we buy for cash.
ID Because sell for cash, and therefore don't have
to make paying customers pay for bad debts,
3D. Because we buy no refuse goods.
4th Because purchase n nua 4 how
experienced buyers selecting goods for us every day.
9th Because we do an immense bu mess.
9th Because our expenses less than those of any
ether house in New England, doing extensive busi-
ness.
7th Because we treat all customers with civity
Sth Because we understand all abou. the Dry Goods
business
9th Because people do and will continue to me in
crowds to purchase giving heed the foolish stories
circulated bypur competitors
10th. Because we will not be undersold whether we
gain or lose.
WIN. LOCKE s. 30.
Worcester, Nov. 90. 1866 diff
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Drp 6ooos.
l. A d l E s. CL O A K S .
PRICES REDUCED!


100 Ready Made CIOaks
Are now in Store and after this date will be offered at
GREAT DEDUCTION FROM FORMER PRICES
to close them out. Among them are
20 coaks made of Lyenese Cloth, urge and wa-G for
So, former price 81.
lot BroadclOth Coaks silk faced 81 former price Sl2
lot ofyery handsome do, SO, former price SIS.
10 Cloaks at $l4. bargains ut SIS.
10 thirty dolar Cloaks at S25.
Ladies' who wish Cloak call at
GEO. p. BRYANT'S, No, 1874 Main st..
and secure bargain. jill d2ws
LOA AXIS! CLIO AXIS!
PRICES REDUCED!!
LII. CLARKE 4 co have markell down their stock
of Coaks to prices BELOW THE COST of the material,
for the purpose of closing out their entire stock before
January 18th, 1856.
LOOK AT THE PRICES.
W Heavy Claaks for $500 for ner price 81 so.
~ " 4,50 500,
" 100 1000.
~ Beautiful Cloaks for 500 1850.
p 1000 " 1900.
o. Elegant 1900 1000.
Also About
1900 LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS!
to be closed or at COST!
Also, Best quality All Wool Plaids, at so cents former
rice IS cents.
ladies' call at the City Store before purchasing Coaks,
shawls, Dress Goods will show you the best bar
gains evered offered in this city
J. H. CLARKE & co,
d17 diff 152 Main st.
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miscellaneous.
DECEMBER 22d, 1855.


y q Z n L L Il NJ E, n
The ur dtrgned in order to reduce their present large
stock of RICH FASHIONABLE GOODS f r Gentlsmen's
wear, have determined 10 MARK DOWN their prices to
sum for each article least FIFTEEN PER CENT LESS
9han the same goods have been sod before In addi-
tion to our extensive assortment of
RICH SEASONABLE GOODS
for Gentlemen's wear, have just received from
PARIS AND LONDON
rhe choicrst styles of RICH yEsTINGs for Evening
Dress. New styles of PANTALooN sTUFFs
: Entirely new designs for DRESS AND FRooK COATS
All of which We shall manufacture with such care and
attention as will stamp our Garmens at once elegant
and distinctive and at prices to meet the wants Of the
most economical.
READY MADE DEPARTMENT.
Here will be found the most complete assortment of FASH
lonaole Garments up the best of workmen in the
latest styles be found in the country. and gentlemen
can be furnished with COMPLETE SJJITa shors notice
and at she lowest prices
Phe following is list of some of the articles on SALE
tua9ie Tor the season, and the prices which they will
HEAVY PILOT SACK ovERC0ATs, suitable for those
exposed to our severe climate, from. 81 to 8.
TALNA SACKS of English Treble Milled Beaver made in
entirely new styles-a superior dress garment,
o,,n sroo, $50 to $50.
Beavers suitable for travelling or riding, from
DRESS and FRoCK COATS made in latest style of suoe
rior Workmanship and Trimmings. isis to S25
CHARLES A. SMITH s. co.,
No: Old State House,. Boston.
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80 = = ~ - "a MY A0SO OVS'
BEST BLA * SILKS
BLANKETS, BLANKETS.

ESQ pairs BEST WHITNEY and CoCHECo Ribbon
Bound BLANKETS, and $50 pairs HEAVY ENGLISH
BLANKETS, will be sold during Cheap Sale at prices
ranging from 50 so per pair, upwards.
Super English Silk Bound BLANKETS, Heavy and
Fine, at So so.
Purchasers of Blankets for the thirty days. should
not fail to call at
CHAMBERLAIN BARNARD q ca
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Take great pleasure announcing to the Citizens Of Wor
cester, and to the Lldi in particular, that they
prepared to sell choice and
Desirable DRY GOODS,
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Amusenlents

" ORCESTER GYMNA sIUM!
oN ORCHARD ST., ADJOINING THE WATER CURE.
Open from a. NJ. tin 10 PM
instruction given to gentlemen from 10 A. NJ toI p NJ
to 8, and to 10 P. NJ -
to P NJ ~ A-
u desirable that pupils should be punctual in attend
ahes at the exercises OF their respective classes
1eIms-tor one year SIS 90; six months s100O three
months 80 CO., payable quarterly in advance Transient
pupils 70 cents for each of exercises Tuition tn
IN sparring $1,000 per course payable 10 advance.
- ]. B. BAILEY, ln,.
nls diff A. MoLTNEUx, PrOprietOr'.
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CAUTIONS.


IT,, NOTICE.-BY ORDER OF CHARLES BRIM.
kk;;Il BLECoM, Commissioner Of Insoyency. in and
gA for the County Of Worcester will be sold at Pub.
lie Auction, in the City of Worcester on the ATH
DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, a
c'rtan Tract of Landwit Buildings thereon on
the south side OF Mil Brook Street. called and con.
tanning about
$4,000 FEET OF LAND.
Upon the same is large and convenient Dwelling
House, suitable for two families.
The above described property beng part OF the Es-
tate OF j Fl. BANCROFT, Insovent Debtor.
Terms made known at the time and placeof Sale.
CALVIN E. PRATT, Assignee.
Worcester, Dec, 20, 1855. d2l d2w
E. w. VAIL. AUcr1oNEER.
O. OXEN FOR SALE.-win be sold
RekNA atpublic auction, front of the City Hail. on
VI N MONDAY, Dec. 18th, at IL O'Clock NJ, s
~.t4=z4s yoke Of Oxen. SUMNER BRIDGES,
aLt dawtD24 Com. Of Highways.
BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
AUCTION Rooms No. 66 and 6S Main Street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Co. On
sE SATURDAY,,
Al O'Clock P. NJ, at Office,
The usual weekly sale of Household Furniture comprs.
lag Carpets, Sofas, Chairs Tables Bureaus Bedsteads
neds Hair and other Mattresses, Looking Classes Clocks
Iaue Cutlery and other articles of household furniture
Gnd the usual Kitcnen ware
gales OF Real Estate and Personal Property situated in
lie city, county, State reasonable and satsfac
lion guaranteed Also the appraising property solicit
ell Cash paid for secondhand furniture upon applica
lion at the Sales Room Constantly on hand an assert
nent of new common Furniture, Table Cutlery Crockery
and aass Ware, Clocks, Looking Classes Window Shades
&C., which will be sold low for Cash.
There will be sales of Furniture every Wednesday af
tFnoon at Putnam's Sales Rooms at the usual hour IN
II further notice. 8. NJ. KIDDING Salesman
marS0 diff
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Drp GOODS.
NO Mo o p o L VI
THE GREATEST s CHEAPEST
DIR Y GOODS S AL E
Ever Known in w orcesfer!
WIN. LOCKE & co.,

STILL THEY MEL!
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
r. ~ No. 1e4 MAIN STREET.
just received, a elarge and elegant assortment Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH ,ST4 TTOME
which we respectfully invite the public to examine
Also superioriot of Mahogany, Inaid and Rosewood
WRITING DESKS, which we ofes for sale Iotv
nS diff BAKER, TRU MBULL, & BARNES
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-24

Principal Depot at No. 80 Central street, LOWELL Mass
10 Sold by druggists generally.
BUSH h 90 Wholesale Agents for Worcester County
, decl7 deod1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-24

INCOLN'S HISTO6Y OF WORCES-
Ia TER.
Twelve copies of Lncon's History of Worcester can be
found at L1VERMoRE'S BOOKSTORE, No q Worcester
House Block.
The above is the only authentic History Of Worcester
ever published and those wishing for copy Of this yau
able work. should call early the few copies in Store being
the last Of the edition. EDW LIVERMORE
j. K. BANIsTER nor aft
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-24
EoIioep GOODS.
FOR CHRISTMAS 4 NEW YEARS.


FOR CHRISTMAS Il NEW YEARS.
Ladies looking for USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
are invited TO look at the splendid Stock of
EMBROIDERIES
BRUSSELS Point Lace Collars.
do. do. do. do. with Sleeves to match.
Splendid Lace and Muslin Embroidered Berthas, or
Evening Dresses.
Fine Honiton Lace Collars.
Fine Maltese Lace Collars.
Fine French Wrought Muslin Collars
Fine Frnch Wrought Cambria Collars.
Super Scotch Wrought Muslin Collars
Super Scotch Wrought Cambria Collars
Elegant Sleeves, Flouncings, Bands, &C.
Super Real Threat and Honiton Laces, &C., &c.
Also, Beautiful Gold Bordered scarfs.
Beautiful Cashmere Scarfs.
All for Sale at Cost or less.
Wo oder with The above, small assortment of
odour Cases, Glove Boxes,
Toilet Boxes, Jewel CASES. &C.. &C.,
AT ABOUT HALF PRICE,
In buying any description of Dry Goods remember the
Great Cheap Sale of
cHAMBERLIN, BARNARD. & CO..
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS u.
BAKER, TRUMBULL, K BARNES.
No. 1874 Main Street.
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
English CmistT as Book for 1856.
Bertha's Christian Vision.
ANIMALS for 1855.
Pictorial Treasury
Lances Of Lynwood.
Mysterious Story Book.
the Wind Spirit and Rain Goddess.
Legions Of Brittany Illustrated.
Northern Regions
All Aboard.
The Age of Folhes.
Robert Browning's Paems
The Life of Goethe Lewes
Ballads, by Thackeray.
Mimic Mfe, Mrs Richie.
New vols British Poets.
Amauacs and Diaries for 1856
Great variety okToy Books.
Large assortment Fancy Goods.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-24
BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
auction Rooms No. 66 and So Main Street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &C.
q 4TEPDAY
Books, stationery, &f.
BOOKS NEW BOOKS


BOOKS /! NEW BOOKS
LIvERMoRE's NEW BOOKSTORE I!
No. Worcester House Block.
Formerly occupied by z. BAKER i, CO.,
Fanny FERNS New Book-Rose Clark
7: 5 Arthur's New Blok-Good Time Coming.
Lincon's History of Worcester.
Theodore Parker's Defence.
Crcchefs and drawers.
Modern Pilgrims.
Caste
Lady's Almanac for 1885,
The Irish Abroad and at Home.
All the December Magazines.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
~ No. ls4 MAIN STREET.
just received, aelarge and elegant assortment Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH STA TTONERYf
which we respectfully invite the public to examine.
Also superior4ot of Mahogany, Inlaid and Rosewood
Ms ar Ths We Gts fer sale Ug
INCOLN's HIsTO9Y OF WORCES-
~ TER.
Twelve copies of Lncons History of Worcester can be
found at LlVERMoRE'S BOOKSTORE, No. Q Worcester
The above is the only authentic History Of Worcester
ever published and those wishing for copy Of this yau
able work. should call early the few copies in Store being
the last O. the edition. EDW. LIVERMORE.
j. K BANIsTER IS n27 DIFF
NEW PUBLICATION.
THE FLORIST, OR SINGERS GUIDE,
new collection of
Social, Moral, and RelisiOus SONGS,
Designed for the use of Schools Summaries, Academia
and Juvenile Singing Schools.
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED,
BY o. CoLLEsTER
The editor having had many years. experience as
Teacher AID Director of Msc and having been sege-
raj years employed as teacher and Director of Musical
Conventions and Teachers Institutes and Also having
been employed in the State Normal School at Framing.
ham, and the Normal Institute at Lancaster, Mass by
which circumstances and various other opportunities he
has boon enabled to ascertain the wants Of the people in
regars to this department of education feels conndent
that il will not only meet the APPRECIATION OF the many
Teachers and superintendent of Schools and friends Of
education who have earnestly solicited is compilation
but the public generally.
Published and for sale by W. ]. Reynolds, Boston A.
Marsh, Worcester. +.
Price per dozen, $500, Copies for examination for.
Stamps. nib dtf6wa
EQOOKS-BOOKS-BO JOHN KEITH
III & Co.'s Bulletin of New Books No. 239 Main strest
Ths Works of Charles Lamb, 2 vols
Lily Novel, by the author of I" Busy Moments"
The Border Beagles, Simms.
Poems Of Home aud Travel Bayard Taylor
The Mystic, Poem, Bailey.
The Modern Pilgrims, 2 vols.
The Refugee, or Narratives Of Fugitive Slaves
Mexico and its Religion, Wilson.
Twice Married.
God Revealed in the Creation.
Lucy Boston, Fred Folio.
Occasional Sermons, Lowell.
Child Wife, Diokenss ohildren's Stories.
SniEe,
The Land OF Gold, W, H. Helper.
My fathers House, Mcdonald.
Stray S,s Leaves from the Book of Nature, Devers.
India, China, and JAPAN Bayard Taylor.
The Match Girl.
Isora's Child.
Cora and the Doctor.
Tour among the Planters.
Physiology of Marriage.
Our Firsl Families.
The End, Cumming.
The Annals Of San Francisco.
Henry Will and his six Wives, Herbert
0akfeld, W Arnold
New Hope, or the Rescue.
History Of the Council Of Trent
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Notices.
LNoRCEsTER LIGHT INFANTRY.


WoRCESTER LIGHT INFANTRY.
The members of Co. 10Th Infantry, are requested to
meel at their Armory, mon DAY. Dec "a ~ O'Clock
z. NJ for the purpose Of taking with regard to
their new Armory, and other business.
By command Of
II. W. PRATT, Lieut.. Commanding.
TH0S. f. BALLARD, Clerk. d22 d2t
"HEREAS. my wife, DIANA, has left my bed
w and board without any provocatun; hereby for
bid all persons harboring or trusting on my account
as shall pay no debts of her contracting a,T this date
whitinsvllle (NorthSridge) Dec IS, 1855. @d3t
ERHONOGRAPHY,- Wishing to engage
A. B. WoODWA ARD, as Teacher Of Photography or
Short Hand Writing will please can at F. II. Putnam &
Co 3 209M in It and leave their Names
Terms 50 90 for 12eesons
Worcester Dec 20, 1853. d6A
-<=;s=5- RALBRAN CH
AILROA D.-The Stockholders OF
the Agricultural Branch Railroad Company are Hereby
nelif that The annual meeting Of said Company will he
reid atthe Agricultural ai'roa Hotel in NOrthbnrough
on CESDAY the tw ntyfth day of December instant
viz to
Hear the Report of the Treasure, and Directors.
Fleet Board of Directors
Ac upon the Contract with the Boston and Worceater
Railroad Cooperation.
Act upon he subject of renewing or extending the
Charter, AM to see what measures the Stockholders will
any p .rtiOu thereof
And trans uny other business that may legally come
before Tie meeting GEO. e. JOHNSON, Clerk.
Hollston, Dec Is, 1866. dawtd25
NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the members of
the Merh ants' and Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company will he held at The office Of said Company on
WEDNESDAY, the 81 day of January next at O'Clock
NJ The subject of altering the bylaws will be
CHARLES s ADAMS, sec'y pro tenn
Worcester, Tee IS, 1885, dtJ2
VENHE ANNUAL MEETING Of he Members
of the Worcester Mechanicsi SAVINGS Rank far the
tho
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-24
SPLENDID TABLE DAMAsKS.

SPLENDID TABLE DAMASKS,
We offer in our Closing Saea splendid stock of LINEN
DAMASKs, comprising
cato GA SATIN FINISH DOUBLE DAMAsK TABLE
CLOTHS
5-ax5 to 4-4x4-4 SATIN FINISH NAPKINS to match
the Cloths
4xS Fine Linen Damask by the yard 7-4xlo4 Fine
and Extra Heavy Bainsley by the yard
Brown Linen lble Covers and Damasks ali qualities all
for sale at cost and less.
10 ladies who wish treat themselves to the luxury
fine Damask, make substantial holiday gift the above
stock of Damask offers the strongest possible attractions
viz the choicest qualities at cost of Importation
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, l. co.
EMBROIDERIES Ar COST.
Our Stock comprises of the richest goods ever Of
fered in Worcester, in
REAL BRUSSELS, | LACES
MALTESE, and
HoNIroN, LACE COLLARS,
and BERTHAS,
THREAD SLEEV ES, sc,
FRENCH AND SCOTCH MUSLIN AND CAMBRIA
Collars Berthas, Sleeves, Flouncings, Edgngs Insert
ings &c.
Tn whole, including own inportations will be
offered at cost and, large proportion at less than cost
to close out the stock.
A nj NT1T rNr
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Cost ano Jsslno.

f,OTTON TWINE--PRlCR REDUCED "A
fresh supply of Harris Brothtrs' superior Cotton
Twiac. W~chshsrkr any Article IN th market 10 com.
par, in Qasity or chsapnsss with biz. .s..S.A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09

belief that more direct efforts should be maie A..
heretofore for the abolition OF Slavery in the ina
States that the sinfuness legality and unconss,~
tionaly of human slavery should be iDcuicated n
establishment OF a new Society, called the Aloha,
Society Of New-York City and Vicinity wa exs
ably referred to. the obec; OF which was stated %
" to secure the immediate and unconditional abolts,
" of American slavery" The report further o..
that the only hope % the peaceful abolition Of Sav.~
seems to rest N the adoption 81 such prircipcs ID
corresponding notion by the people OF this eoaai,,
In the extension ard prevalence OF these principles e
exuectatiOn i that the mos, accused system Of in,.
that now disgraccs This country and msalis the nv
God in the persons Of poor oppressed slaves win \
brought 10 an end.
several resolutions were adopted FOR the farsher,o.
of the Societys plans and the officers OF ihe pest va.
were reelected.
The following were declared as the sentiment. Of n,
New Abolition Society:
slaychoding IA sinful. Illegal aud uncou.,,
tional Ii has no right TO be- in the Church or in ~
Sro,c II l. be excluded from the former "a A se..
dal. and prohibited by the latter as crime. Nsnt
sanctioned BY the Bible or the Constitution, bu:
condemned by both.
II Is tho DUTY of the Federal Government IA a,
is departments, to suppress saveholding ihroughOq,
the United States.
II Is the duty Of the several State Government,
10 sustain the Federal Government IN this measure IA
protect their citizens and all who touch their so
from seizures bv knappers or SHAREHOLDERS, under n,
fugitlyc >aNn l ct olnciNiotf W htAN' dtlanrf
a, he execution Of that unconstitutional and arocc,,
act neral ocIs e: and 10 extend the right Of safaes
and eoihility 20 office 10 all their citizens irrespective
of race or complexion.
T. II is the duty of the citizens, AZ the balOtboS 70
proyido State all National Administrations tina, VII
make tlcse measures paramount ohjccis Of their &c.
tivity; 10 secure judiciary that viii execute Justices
10 vote for such candidates for office, aud for saeA
only as arc tried friends Of the cnslayod and pabhdy
known TO be earnestly engaged in promoting these
measures. -, Oh,
ations that involve religious fellowship OF ecces'is
al connection with Shareholders. II Is aisp ther duty
70 snstain no Missionary Society having publicity with
sIavel oding nor any Tract Society o. other religious
publishing Society that does not expose and rcbuke
lie herous sin Of slayeholdng, IN common with Other
ms.
CGee,s If NE S-ef-LEwis T,PPAN President; Jsmes Ne,
Cure smith Nice.Prtsdent; W. T.. Whiting, Treasurer VI.
ham Goodeil Secretary.
Ercrafire Cenmiee in addition 20 the preeeinsSmeou =
Jcceiyn l. X. Barbour. samuel Wilde Geo. Whpple Wm n
Pillow. Charles b Roy, John W. I'LL, Wm. T. D.wley Hs,
ID. sharpe. O. : Wells.
Aaer short debate on the report and the
future action of the Society the meeting adjourned
sane dc at 10. clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09

Ru. The state Of things now wa very different; They
no. only employed IS missionaries in Papal countries
but otter denominations were pursuing parallel
courses There G very different state OF things
among the Protestau. Churches in Europe from
that which obtained twenty years ago; in Ger
many and in Sweden wei in England,
there was n general movement against the uniol OF
Church ard State. He then detailed what the King OF
sweden told him he would like 20 do for liberation but
could not because he was not an absolute monarch.
He considered that within twenty years gres. af-
vance had been made by the Protestant a. wen a. the
Catholic nations OF Europe toward religions toleration
In conclusion, he hoped God would bless the society
and enlarge IT, and all kindred associations in this aud
other lands that these efforts might be carried on IN the
spirit of love and kindness and be crowned with abun-
dant success.
hymn was then sung by the choir and congresa-
ton, the benediction pronounced by the Rev Dr.
WTcKoFY, and the sssemblage dispersed, the members
remaining for the transaction of business.