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Snks, req, white, green, and blue, for regi-
int ntal nags ana guidons; silk twist, rewjnp
ELK, threads; buckles, brass and iron fiaS
twine, cotton twiHe, baling rope, brass hill lies
IoI na2s, boiling ropes spears ana ferruIes for
All OF which IL Is desirable should be of do
mescc manufac ure, and must conform, in all
respects, to the standard patterns sealed q this
on e, where they can be examined.
sample patterns will be sent by mall, with any
auaiuonai Information upon the subject which
may De desired by manufacturers Wishing 10
oner proposals ~
,v,,t IN Per cent. Of the amount Of each delivery
pla,sS s,ained until the contract shall be COM
rr,.,e. winch Is TO be forfeited to the United
cont,sn, ~ c,s OF defaIcation on the part of the
OF the cnn. nilin z the terms and stipulations
plieI viii hs ~, ABOUT one half Of these sup
hon. on oe required In equal monthly propoY.
On .. oeiore the 3i>t day Of Julv nert and
Peyaehls WI De made for 4 EN- .. -, =. y, -
hea. aPP,oPIiation by Congress or S,nSs 20 ~ e
,,h, VI .ne service Ia available; the 1cm,ndep
monthly proporions will be naid ~, aiso In equai
Inc privilege Is reserved Of incrasstnn
one-thlrd TO one half the Quantiiv ~ ~ py rom
plies above mentioned " 3ii the sup
Contracts will be based upon a,,,,,.s
sails, for tbs fulfllment Of which two on u p,oPo
eu,ies VII DC equnea Bids are desired only
rom manufacturers or regular dealers In The -,
1cles proposed to be furb fsned, and none will ~
respected or considered from any one who "a No,
Known as manufacturer or regular dealer IN
'he desired supplies; which fact, or the rever,e
must be distinctly stated IN the bids offered A.,
well az the names and address Of the persons in
tended to be proposed as securities, in case a
contract IL obtained.
Letters containing proposals should be en-
dres,e ed to EB BABRITr
fesS-sodn0Mar. BrssrMI and A. q M,
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State Of New Ynrk

New 7 oTk City and County,
l, Joseph G. Lawrence, do hereby certify thai.
on the day Of the date hereof before me personal
~ came z. Vallee, to me well known, who, be-
Ing by me duly sworn, did depose and say that
the contents Of the foregoing certificate signed BY
him are true.
In witness whereof 1 have subscribed nv
name, as Commissioner Of Deeds and az q notary
Public Of the state Of New York, and have at
axed my Notarial Seal at my Office, In New York,
this 18th day Of August, 1855.
JOSEPH G. LAWRENCE,
Commissioner Of Deeds and N o:ary Public Of the
State Of New York. ca Wall street, New York
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DOCKET MAPS,
L AT TAYLOR A. NAURY,s

De Cordova's Msp Of Texas; Colton's Town
ship Map OF Iowa; Chapmnn's sectional Nj p Of
Wisconsin; Cslton's Map OF Europe; Kansas Il
Nebraska, with maps; Dis.urnell's ap Of Cali
fornia and New Mexico; Meyer Il Minden's Sec
tional Map Of Minnesota; Colton's Guide Book
through the u \ Appleton's Southern and
Western Guide also, Maps OF all the States, at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S,
feb III Bookstore, near Sth st.
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For freieh or passa apply TO
EDw'D X COLLINS, No Sc Wall-st N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD q co No. "a Aus
tin Friars, London.
b G. WAINWRIGHT & CO, Paris.
The owners Of these ships Will not be accoua d.
table for gold, liver, bullien, specie, jewelry,
precious stones or metals, unless bills q lading
are signed therefor and the value II ereof express
ed therein. feb D.
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ANTHONY BUCRLY,
u n D E r T En-

shop and Residence No. sos Penn'a ayAnus
south side. between 9th and 10th r.s.
HAVING PROVIDED HIMSELF WIFE
H An ELEGANT HEAkSE,-
properly conducting his business.
would respectfunyinfo the public that he IN
FULLY repaired to HI all orders entrusted 10 hiu
stthe shortest notice, and In the best manner.
efsl sizes, always On hand, which viii hs I'm,
Aished on The most reasonsble terms.
As netetoiore, no pains viii be spared 70 rive
sltire sausfaction on all occasions e-'s
N.B.-Residing on the nrenI...
DC promptly attended to At All heurs.
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A M HUI, CAmPHENE, KrHERIAL
Also, Artists Materials and Brushes.
Ihe trade supplied at lowest market pr,oe.
HOWELL MORSEL[.
IA ~ No. 83 U 81, ba Co I'd IN
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STAR.
BRILLIANTS.


FROST FLOWERS.
On ne window pane are hoary ff0st- flowers silver
Born Of v.pors trsnsitOry, budding in the night.
Now the air beconIng warmer with the growing
10. The frost aowers from their former splendor
melt away
80, oh heart, thy dreamy sorrows spring from
nightly fears,
whios, when drawn the sunny morrows, aow
away In tears.
(FTo-s the German of VOst.
A SCENE AT MORN-BREAK
Listsn the touch Of morning on the plain
Makes every tree q Tyre Lo how II sends
soothing energy through every vein,
And pours abundance into weed and leaf.
Through measureless creation Fen TO die
To breathe In simple confidence the soul
Forth TO embrace tue morning-were but SWEEP
At such an hour as this (ChGTte!ss.
SYMPATHY.
Mutual wishes, mutual woes endear,
The social smile, and sympathetic tear.
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We challenge the Medical Faculty Of the UNI
ted States to produce certificate equal to the
above. Dr.. Duprie's Remedies are the only eff.
fectcal cure for external and internal Piles Only
SO cents per box
OAce-76 n assau street. New York. WIN be
sent oy mail to any part OF the United States
For sale by FORD BRO, corner Of 11.h
street and Pa ave, Washington, L. G.. oc23
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DR. J. c. AVER. Dear Shiny little SON four
wears old, has just recovered nom severe attack
OF maglignent Scarlet Fever, his throat was rot
ten, and every person that visited him. pronounc.
ed him dead child Having used your CHERRY
PICTORIAL, In California, in the winter Of 1850,
for severe attack Of Bronchitis, with entire sue.
gave him teaspoon full every three hours, com
mencing In the morning, and by ten O'Clock At
night, found decided change for the be tier,
and after three days use, he was able to eat OF
drink without pain.
Its use in the ADORE named disease will ssye
many child from premature grave, and relieve
the anxiety OF many a fond parent For all az
fections OF the Throat and Lungs, believe Il the
best medicipe eXtant. A feeling OF the deepest
gratitude, prompts me IN addresssing you these
ines,-but for your important discovery, my little
boy would now have been In another world.
am yours with great respect,
J. d. POWELL, SUM- Traaz L. r q
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DR.. WILLARD, Dsntiat.
LATK OF CKICAoO

w OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w the citizens Of the District and -
vicinity, that having located himself 49,
In Washington, he is now prepared to OIrfw
perform all operations, In his profession, In the
most approved style
once No. ESQ Penn. avenue, adjoining 6au-
uer's. ian 2O.ly
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DENTAL SURGEO7.

nR. F. COSBY, PENN AVENUE, BE.
y tween Sixth and Seventh streets, 80
at the place formerly occupied by Dr. MS<
Van Patten, has Just received a very IIID
large supply Of articles pertani Ig to dentistry,
and respectfully invites the public to give him
call. Having devoted his whole time to the pro-
fession, he is perfectly safe in declaring thai he
will give entire satisfaction In every case The
best professional references be seen at his Of
6ce. nov 12-tN arChYOx
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CARD

CARD
ISAAC HERZBER6,
Il LICENSED PAWNB ROKER,
VIII loan $40, 900 in sums to suit on any articles
OF value No. 429 Pennsylvania avenue, between
81 and u streets. ian 7-eo3m&
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE PRICE OF BOOTS AND CATERS

l. adelphia manu-
facturer, a fr.t rate
Sewed or PeSged
Calf-Skin BOOT CT
$500, full Is good
~ those usually sold
at IS or 50; aad a
French Calf Patent
Leather CATER at
s3 50, as good asany
at Is; afrstrate Calf
6siterat 80. 30, these
are the best goods
that Is Tor ever were)
sold n the District
fer the price; for the
proof, come and see
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Ioi yourself. ferms positively cash No extra
prom charged to oHset bad debts. Gail at IN
rEn Iohk HAT STORE, Seventh street,
m 14-u ANYEONY Arent
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M A r + II K 3 ES
OF EV ERY ID RTPTTON,
Manufactured at tho FaIrview Steam Mill,
AIEXANuRIA Va

"E INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THE
w trade Of Washington ind vicinity 70 the
large ass:rtmeDt Of MATTRESSES now on
hand, comprising Patent-Spring, Hair, and
several hundred Iiusk and Cotton, Of various
sizes, 10 meet the demand OF the coming season
Orders By mail or otherwise promptly auend ed to,
and goods delivered ?. Baltimore rates. Address
feb 7-1N FITZPATRICK 4 kURNS
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DOTAT0ES.-1OOO BUSHELS PR M +
l white MERCER POTATOES, In store, and
for sale In lots to suit purchasers
PETER BERRY,
Jan 27-u SIS Water street, Georgetown
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s. DORLODOr REIMs CHAMPAanE

"TRESOR DE BOUZY'' AND "IYL.n
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED is SOLE AGENT
Il for this city Of Dorlodot's "TresOr de q
Bouzy," a champagne celebrated throughout II
Europe, aud esteemed by concoisseurs as Of
the highest grade, and unsurpassed by any y
other product Of the champagne country, which
has obtained high position In the aris.ocratic
circles Of Europe and America Also, a large
stock Of other Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
JONAS p. LEVY,
Jan SIT No. 367 Pa. ave opp. National Hotel
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W. q. METZEROrT

W. q. METZEROTT,
(SuCcRssoR TO GEORGE HILBusO
Agent OF Raven & Bacon's and william
Mtiler's
CELL RATED PIANOS
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND THE LARGEST
STOCK OF PIANOS from $175 up to 81 co.,
MELODEONS from Gas to $3.50,
MENTS, FLUTES. BANJOES, ACCORD.
CONS, and SHEET MUSIC, cheaper than in
any house south Of New York.
Music published and received every day.
Pianos for rent nov Afr
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A MERlCAN ALMANAC-Complete from
n Its commencement In 1880, down to 1885, in
GLIDING "a years. single set Of the above, rare.
ly to be met with, Is for gale by fhe undersigned
In new uniform, dne calf binding. Price $50.
JAM % FRANCK TAYLOR,
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GENTLEMEN'S PRESENT CLOTHING
~ made to order at much cheaper rates than tie
usual city prices. Cur assortment Of Cloths, CAST
meres, and Vestings being large and complete,
we invite particular attention Of purchasers.
WALL L. STEPHENS,
feb IL 322 Pa av, bet 9th and 10th streets
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ROCKY HILL, somereet Co, NIL

July 81, 1851.
DK. J. e. AYZR,-Slnce your medicine mas he
come known here Ii has greater demand than
any other cough remedy we have ever sold IL ia
SPOKEN OF In terms Of unmeasured praise by those
who have used II, and know Of some cases u here
the best they can say OF II Is not too much for TIE
good II has done. take pleasure In selling II.
because know that am giving my customers
the worth Of their money, and I feel pratiHeI in
seeing the benefit Il conters
me seSG an me further supply, and believe
JOHN G. WHITIOCE
r. 8. Almost any number Of certificates can be
sent II you wish IL.
WINDSOR, G. W., June 2S, 1852
D7. j. g. AVER. Sir,-This may certify that
have used your CHERRY PICTORIAL for upwards
OF one year; and II is my sincere belief that
shoald have been In my ave ere this time II /
had not 1t has cured me Of a dangerous afIec-
ton Of the lungs, and do not overstate INV con.
victions when tell you 1t is priceless remedv
Yours very respectfully,
ID. "A. MCCLURE, Attorney at Law.
WILKsBARRB, Pa September %. 1870
DR.. J. Q. AVER. My dear Sir your neSic,pe
Is much approved Of by those who have nsad ~
here, and Its composition Is such as to insnTe md
maintain Its reputation l inyariablv racor
our principal physicians many VI
am your friend,
CHAS. STREATER. MD.
~ Prepared by DIR. } G. AVER, Chemist, Low.
Sold byz: d. GILMAN, Washington, and all
respectable druggists. acc sam
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Among the numerous discoveries Scie.ce has
made in this generation TO facilitate the business
OF life increase Its enjoyment and even prolong
the term OF human existence, none can be named Of
more real value 10 mankind than this contributor
OF Chemistry 10 the Healing Art Vast trial Of
Its virtues throughout this broad Country, has
proven beyond doubt, that no medicine or com.
blnalon OF medicines yet known, can so surely
control and cure the numerous varieties Of pulmo-
nary disease which have hitherto swept from our
midstthousands andthousandsev every year Indeed
there is now abundant reason 10 believe Reme-
dy has at length been found which can be relied
on, to cure the most dangerous affections OF the
lungs. Our space here will not permit Us to pub
lish any proportion Of the cures effected by It's use
but we would present the following and refer
further enquiry to my American Almanac, which
the agent below named, will always be pleased to
furnished free, wherein are full particulars, and
indisputabe proof OF these statements
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TO GUITAR AND PIANO
PERFORMERS

THIS WEEK RECEIVED A LARGE SUP
Il ply OF new and fashionable MUSIC for IN,
Guitar, Piano, Flute, &c, at our great Piano rs
Establishment, 3O6 Pennsylvania avenue, between
9th and 10th streets. JOHN F. EIIJS
ian 3O-l
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Dir ID A aES.-CANARY, MOCKIN6
Bind, and Breeding Cages. Bird Seed, Fish
bone, GO, at b. FRANCIS'S,
ieo liz 400 7th street.
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Medicines.
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
ON THE
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW Of MARRIAGE

M. b. La CROIx, M. D.. H., Albany, NY.
$50 pages and 40 fine Plain and CoCred Lithognphs
and Plates.
AcPRICE ONLY % CENTS ia
A5rSent free Of postage 10 oil parts of The Union IA
DR. M B LA CROIX's PHYSIOI. OGICAL
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100 FOOT BALLS, ALL SIZES AND
AOO all prices, at our great Fancy Store
H. MCLAUGHLIN CO.,
feb 10 20, bet 9Th and 9th sts.
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Mutual wishes, mutual woes endear,
The social smile, and sympathetic tear
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
Mr. Samueis for Slavery.

The Gazette slill cliugs To ITS old kno"
Nothing predil-c,ions. IN believing that I"
man is affected, and disqualified by the evils
existing ct the place OF hi' birth Irish
Germans, and all foreigners. Who were born
Of of American soil 1t believes, are unfit L"
be American citizens, for they were born
under . monarchy. and therefore are to-
monarchy, SO Of any one Of the Democrat
10 party born in the South. salnuel- wa
born ia Virginia From this ii says tina,
sannue.s 40 q pro slavery man What does
IL say Of Lowe. who was born III Kentucky E.
Is he also. by that reason. for sla, cry -
How 81 James Huntington, Who was born in
Carolinss All pro--la,ery men because horn
j. sia yesits,ee. Bah' The Gasene is growing
idiotic. II publishes articles for It's readers.
- though those reader. were all fools The
greatest asa in the Republican party knows
that this State u1s Lorn and Lropqhtt9 man
hood sader Democratic Y7.ie. and that the
democracy had it in H. power 10 make il ~
si"No S'ate ~ ueJ H"u h'rlFcu. nut thtN
put II off until 1881 Now We are going 10
import hi9gers. and commence fostering the
peculiar "insiitution''
We advise the ruhiic rarty Ia consun,-
mate their previous plans al establishing
On other organ here for the Ga,ette wall BE-
tho death Of them befor. long Ii j, niggcr
mad 1t is startled by the ghost OF nggers
everywhere. Il believes that Samu.s i,
pro slavery and that We are going TO max
slaves OF all the niggers IN Iowa I.rrp
ous the fools cap and straight Jacket
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
SU NJ M AIRY.

Illinois this season. will produce two
hundred and eight million bushels Of grain
--lnore than ten bushels for every man. wo
man and child in the L. =
..Eg The n. Y. N,ns denies that Edwin
roosevelt is Ia become Editer in Chief o
that paper.
~ IN old bachelor. on seeing the word.
families supplied" over the door of an
oyster saloon. stepped in and said he would
take wife and two children.
~ RARE ARTICLES OF CoMurrcE.-Amone
the inportations ut y. Y. from England
last week, was quantity Of human hair
valued at s. 624.
-, An editor in Minnesota threatens to
break up house keeping. and 20 to boarding
with his delinquent subscr bcrs.
A novel suit is about to be instituted
against an eninen, ply stefan up town. lie
prescribed the use Of ale and beer for a IA
tient. who is now going 10 sue him for
maltt) treatment.
The tax OF the city of n Y. for the
present year exceeds eight millions Of dol.
lar.
eT-What Is the difference between u
maiden of sixteen and maiden of sixty!
ore is careless and HAPPY, and the other
is hairless md cappy
Is Every pound of Chochineal cont aims
7o.ooo insects boiled 10 death, and from 500.
ooo 10 1o.ooo pounds are annually brought
% Europe Tor the preparation vi scarlet and
crimson dyes.
sE- Louis Napoleon has purchased the
site o. the tomb OF Napoleon on the Island
OF st Helena, for the sum Of IS 900, and
Longwood the farm On which Napoleon :
last years were passed. for $4,000.
s-We learn ria ST Louis. that five
hundred troops left Fort Leaveny or,h on
the 9th inst, for Mexico.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
Indiana Banks.

AZ least this WAS precisely the course %;
the leaders Of the Democratic party IN Ia
diana. Has the Democrat ANYTHING else TO
which 1t wishes Ia direct the attention oi
theUdzstfe g-Ga.cue
Yes We wish 10 direct the attention oi
che Gdzetfe TO about "a score offalschoeds IN
tho very article which closes with the aho, Z,
interrogatory. There seems TO be clro.
Mo phob,a in one OF ,he Giyeffe cdi,ors
whenever the name oi In llama Is mctiior.
81 The secre, has leaked on, on the art
ole Of yesterday morning. Add was editing
. Know Nothing Journal. There was "a law
passed establishing Brauche, to the STATE
Bank. Tho books of subscription were
opened in Evansville, where Add resided
and he intended to subscribe for n large
portion Of the stock, which could immc, i
ately sell above par, and a handsome Jrofi
realized But somehow he was cheated out
Of the speculation. He did not finger any
Of the stock. Phobia sci in. |, has incr,a
eed in verucncc ever since, until she hur,
mention Of Indiana. like water 10 a nind
dog. sets our nsighbor into convulslon, -
Ho left the state in disgust. since then Iii.
pen has 'hecn dipped in gall and worm.
wood when writing OF his late adopted State
But the Gasefte. in it. long article. only re
lated u private grievance, and did not tell
W. whether it approc,d Of the swindlng fr,e
banking system Of Indiana VIII it ans
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22

MINNESOTA BLACK REPUBLICAN TnKrr-
The following is the ticket complete as such
has been nominated by the Black Repubh-
cans of Minnesota for Congress ard State
Off ers:
For Delegate to Congress-Charles Nc
Clue, of Goodhue county.
For Governor-Alexander Ramsey. Of
Ramsey county.
For Lieutenant Governor c Ide, Of Wa
SEGA county.
Tor Secretary of State T. X Stannard. of
Chicago county.
For State Treasurer Frank Mantor, of
of Dodge county
For State Auditor A ? Lane, Of Anoka
county.
For Attorney General Geo. A Nourse, of
Hennepin county
For Members Of Congress NJ Wilkinson,
| of Rice county Henry A Swift, of Nicollet
county Cyrus Aldrich of Hennepin coun.
ty
For Cle,k of the Supreme Court Alexan-
der b Russell, OF Scott county.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22

|iogic1f Ufs' tnd oEmseapnysicd science
the civilized world he's learned to look
upon marriage as civil contract" Is
i, is declared to be BY the laws Of Iowa.
BY contrasting the morality Of those
people who treat marriage As civil
contrast, with those who esteem it IN
lndissoluble lifelong tie, we are forced
to the conclusion that there is more
virtue in aggregate society where di-
vorces are made easy, than we're d'vor-
ces are not granted. Look at Mexico
and the United States, France and
Germany, Scotland and England, and
it will readily be perceived that public
immortality prepondcrstes in the coun-
tries where matrimony is esteemed q
Sacrament If il were possible 10 find
society composed Of individuals OF
the sexes, whose judgments we're infal
lible in choosing partners for life then
the doctrine that marriage is sacra
meni, would be tolersble. But in a
society where marriage is contracted
in carly life, and too often by the pa
rents or guardians Of the parties, with
out their affections being awakened to
reciprocal attachment, it becomes
impossible to establish the British high
church doctrine without plunging So
ciety in the most unlimited Of vices
and crimes. When it became apparent
hy parties tn a marriage, that the mat
rimoniaI obligations cannot be observ-
ed without loathing and disgust
unconGncrahlc, it then becomes one
Of the most dangerous Of ties, If it is
dissolus!c. The affections will
ycarn for reciprocal tenderness, and i
1t cannot he found in the married state
through mistaken choice Of partners,
1t will too often indulge itself in the
! worst forms OF criminal connections.
Affections were planted in the human
heart for rational frution, ard when
that becomes impossible vice is the
consequence. 1t is difficult thing to
draw the line of,ii,ision for causes cal
hing for divorce, and those in which
divorce ought not 10 bc allowed The
mpossibllity OF living together in peace
and harmony, is sufficient cause for y
divorce. And then to say that the
divorced parties shall not re-marry is
to add two more to those who are
tempted TO those sensual indulgenccs
destructive to all good society. In
nearly all the States OF this Mon the
divorce laws are remarkably liberal
and vet it is found that nowhere in the
world is there so much public virtue as
IN the United States SO that freedom
Of divorce does not augment social
vice. 1t is the Church which opposes
the Divine Law in England, and the
first great divorce which England ough,
10 grant, is the divorce of Church and
State.