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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

ar. Kennedy, Of Roxbury mas discovered IN on
kind Of b pasture weeds remedy that cures every
mon Pmpe "h ~ con-
Two bottles warranted to cure nursing mouth
m ~ 70 tree bottles Will cure the kind OF pimples
Two or three bottles will clear the system of bile
Two bottles are warranted to the worst canEerin
Three or FIVE bottles warranted to cure the wor.
kl "a OF Eryspeias '' 'ie "oiS'
one or two bottles warranted to cure all bumors
and bottles are warranted to running of the ears
-four to six bottles are warranted to cpre co~-. a
running ulcers. " 4N Noliupt anu
One bottle win cure scaly eruptions of tho skin
o hree bottles are warranted to cure the worst
Two or three bottles are warranted 20 o A., -
desperate of rheumatism - N"'V 'he MUS
F OF oHr bottles are warranted to cure salt rheum
Oe 20 three bottles warranted to cure the worst
sands that has by in Ike st U 'hou
@ 70 Two bottles are warranted cure sick headache
state of tho are warranted to regulate costve
0ne to two bottles will regulate all arrangements oftbe
tou 10 SIX bottles have cured the worst eases of drop
One 70 three bottles have cured the worst coso 0 ~
~ Siei is always experienced. What mercy 10 eet re-
si Nc eI its M IN eAteGruciating disease.
the Father Of Me1aot to III OF one ofthem ppocatcs
and in the sign Leo. - 20 al Herp Oh Jupiter
- 1T openeth distinctions of the liver pan an, noor
4. Is I'm especial friend to the liver worth ali @
When ~ ETA cooling it when too hot and warning il
feeling SrS n tS az an appetite cureh all gone ana sinking
stitches in the side. ' 'i an p"his' aDo
tho 6o eTpes al raw viscous, Shiny humors ont
blood from the kidneys o'' anu cohgeaed
b,y opening distractions of the Spleen IL purgeth n
b cnoier ana melancholy vapOrs which risetb In he
hi anu oTall causing distressing headache fearfnI faro
swOonnp "b VI INV heaii' raining and
nerD boiled in wine is particularly good IN ravo
i, ttupe spirit Of the aged and whoever has iingcr
aHthhess diter fever nothing restores him 10 hasp
'o3Ss se as dgrbnk tas the Juice OF his herb 'H
evla
Galleu gltlAare, and all melancholy dreatns a Isna
olIious people are Liable to- ' "i''' " use"s0
lhe Father of Medicine SAYS of apo,t,or ,, T., 49,.
sign Leo. '' VI INT sun, ana III the
Ky sun Is e source of all life and rneth tho hoart
OF tS heID IS the best cordial the
.t ne1rl 3i any that grows; II comlrcth liz hnat
sint,n a., PhptatOn thereof; taketh away trembng
Ill, Hs diu Sotherng of it, vet il must he tai en- care
~ stFcre GRIPPING viii elsue which nIst he Gov
teSSteu WIN iennel seed or ginger ~ ' "o 'oi
20 cnalge of diet ever necessary eo+ tho hoe, , .
get, ana enough of it, f'' '"' NV pest you can
by sdiricly following the directions in the namnbIct
Sj caen bottle and by judci0ls application ofh
~, hng"M UHtReA ScrQtaia OiNflntgf and IeaijD1
W.meHt every ulcer and sore of whatever kind or nj
and permanently cured ~ 'O''i '"V P'reV"y
=, nlaniuniaetured BY DONALD KENNEDY 100 Warren
- '"ss' Irlce 81 dtaweOw f2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

WATCHES AND JEwELRY AT AUerIoN.-Joshua GRAY
mas arrived in our city more with large stock of
watches, Jewelry, &C. &C. and will sell at Putnam a.
Clark Auction Room every evening this week Private
sales during the dav
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

'Buy me- and T'n do Won GOOD -Ctr,NsF rup
,e H ~, oklff THE BLooD-The best Spring and sum
iSr Heliclhe m the World is DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT
NJ llEKB BlIIERS, composed of Sarsaparilla Wild
Rhh1uhSj 1mellow Dock, Prickly Ash, Thuroughworth
iiupaIo mandrake, Dandeon, &c all of which are so
cpPohueu as to act IN concert, assist Nature in
1,acaLhS diseases These Bitters continue to be the
dhe cure OF Liver Complaints all their at
or "i Yaace IN IT'S worst forms: Humors; wheh.
eyn 19Espepsa; Costiveness; Female Weakness; and
eEe disease arising from Indigo sedenarv
3i ne Headache; Dizziness; Piles; Heartburn Pains
H. oe sue bowels or Back Flatuency Loss of Appe-
~ am every kindred complaint arising for mpurtes
Vi ,G Blood Diseased Liver Disordered Stomach TO
every person IS more orless subject in this climate
chcct Vi ms medicine is most wonderfu-it acts di.
aeU upon the bowels and blood, by removing ali oh
atG i rom the internal organs stimulating them
o heatE action, renoYating the fountain of life nur.
II ~ ,t nooa cleansing it from all humors and caus,
res"ru - ose ahe" through every part of the body;
,ony ~ and rs cents per bottle Sold v Dealers in
he9lche every where Orders addressed TO q IANC
Ley Or GEO. C. GOODWIN ~ co. Boston
""l' dNeow6n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

The CENSUS OF WoRcEsTER.-Messrs.
Chilus and Murray, who have been taking the
census in this city, have nearly completed the
work, and a fall statement of the results will
be given in few days. The whole number
of inhabitants is "A ,963, which is an increase OF
79l4 since 1850, and Of 2677 since 1866, The
number of houses is 1914, and the number of
families $3.50.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

The RHETORICAL SOCIETY are to hold a
meeting at their hall, tonight See the notice
in another place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

BALL GAME IN MILLBURY.-The Spartan
club OF New Worcester have accepted chal-
lenge from the Marion club of New England
village, and the game will be played in Mill
bury on Tuesday, the 11th of September, com.
mencing at O'Clock, A. NJ, and closing at
P. NJ, the club having the highest number of
tallies, if less than seventy five, to be the win
npr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

DR. LIGHTHILL, the celebrated aurist and occu
list will arrive at the Bay State House to-day is
thus spoken of in Connecticut paper
From the Bridgeport Farmer, March 30 1860.
Doctor Lighthill, the celebrated Surgeon who i,
now staying at the Sterling ouse in this citv was
TINS morning consulted by the Rev Seth Davis. of
Munroc. in regard to his ears. In the right one he
mad been deaf for the last eight years. He examin.
eG IL ana found large tumor growing ON the drum
OF the eal The Dr. told him that it would be reaui.
site TO perform an operation ON that ear to restore
ms hearing to which the gentleman consented By
skliIIul operation the tumOr was removed and his
nearing Immediately restored. he reverend zen.
temah ieeis very grateful to the Dr. for restoring
ms hearing, and would recommend all others who
are III any way affected with diseased ears to call and
consult with DR.. Lghthi
heY. Seth Davis resides in Monroe, in this county,
ana may be consulted as reference by persons desir
ing to have these facts substantiaed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

NEW FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANY.-The
first meeting of the stockholders Of the Bay
State Fire Insurance Company, of this city,
was held yesterday, when the charter was ac.
cepted and the following gentlemen were
chosen Directors:
Stephen Salisbury. Isaac Davis. Charles L. Put
nam, Calvin Foster, Francis H. Dewey, George T..
Rice, Geo. w. Richardson, Alexander i'll. Bullock
Francis ii. hlnlicutt, Lewis Barnard, all of WOr-
cesteri William Clatlin, Boston, Edward b. Bge-
low, GrnitOn George Hodges, Jr., Oxford; Jacob
Edwards, Boston William Is. Washburn, Green
heldi jacob Fisher, Lancaster X. o. Storrs, Web
ster; Aaron G.. Mayhem. Milford; Ebenezer Iorrey
fitchburgi Charles q. Stevens Clinton.
We rejoice 10 chronicle the organization of
the first Stock Insurance office, located in this
city. The need of one has long been ac-
knowlcdgcd, and we have now the prospects
of an Office Of the first class, the Board of
Directors just chosen challenge comparison
with any Board of Directors in the country
here where they are well known, it is unnec.
essary for us TO speak of them, but for the
benefit Of our friends abroad we will say that
the list is comprised Of gentlemen Of wealth.
OF the strctest integrity and high reputation
Tor business habits.
The stockholders may well feel that their
interests are entrusted to safe hands, and all
parties insurng may rely upon the company's
adopting high minded and liberal course
toward its policy holders. At a meeting of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

iii, ane worcester City Gency.-In Board OF Al
ueIen, March YIN, 1860, John O. Hill appointed an
,o[ me CITY Of Worcester purchase and sell
purposes fol- the current year in conformity TO tho
laws OF ms Commonwealth, and rules and regula
Ions As may be adopted by the Board of Mayor and Al
eeIlen me Agency is at JOHN O. HILLS Apothecary
app dNw9m W Nor " oroer,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

The SUPERIOR Court will commence its
September term for the trial of criminal cases
i'll this city, today. Judge Vose presiding.
The juries will probably be empanneled this
forenoon, after which the trials will commence.
The following ten cases will be in order for
to-day =
No. 27--Houghton VS.. Hastings. No. So
Phillips VS.. Stone. No. 54-Bryant VS.. Is.
burg, No. 75-Mechanics' Bank VS.. Grafton
Manufacturing CO. No. 77-How ct al. VS..
Brown No. 10l-Chamberlin ct al vs. Par
sons. No. History v Sheridan ct al. No.
125-Child VS.. Holmes ct al. No. 230-Draper
VS.. Wells ct ais
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

All Of DR.. Humphrey az Co.'s Specific Homo,
oPatc Remedies put up expressly for family use with
09ok OF tu! directions Sold in Worcester by DA win
SCOTT, 25l Main street. and Druggists and stores pen
S''iA'' u&Wly d.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

PARTICULAR NOTICE-MEETING PosTPoN-
ED.-The meeting which was called for this
evening under the auspices of the Lincoln and
Hamlin club of district 20, will be deferred till
next Thursday evening, on account of the I'M
voidable absence of eminent speakers who
have been invited to be present. The meet.
ing will be held at Crompton's new mill on
Green street where it is hoped a rousing atten-
dance will be present.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

The YOUNG MEMS RHETORICAL SOCIETY will hold a
meeting in their Room Warren Hail. This Cruesday)
Evening, commencing at I! O'Clock
j. ID RANSAN S-o.r,4a-..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

- Union COnVentions.-At meeting of the STAFF.
committee Of the Constitutional Union Party held on
me zlu instant It was decided by vote that nominating
Conventions be held fullcws
the STATE CoNyENToN, for the nomination of candi-
dates Tor state Officers ard for Presidential Electors AZ
Worcester, on WEDNESDAY, September 18th at ii
O'Clock a. III in the City Hall
lHk CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION, to nominate candi-
dates for Men bers of Congress- will be held in the re
specuve districts on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 26.
IHE SENATORIAL CONVENTION, for the nomination of
candidates for the State Senate will meet the various
senatorial Districts, on WEDNESDAY, Oct. 10th.
10 all the Conventions, each and ward of CITY
Is entitled TO three delegates and delegate additional
I9r each 200 voters residing therein Our lends will
he congressional and Senatorial Districts and see that
every W ara ana town is properly represented.
NJ - LEVERETr SALTONSTALL, President
IJANIBL WARREN, Secretary
Boston, August 6, 1850 deodEw9t oul4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

UxBRIDGE.-On Friday night last, in the
village of Uxbridge, the neishbors were reused
by cries of murder" issuing from the house
OF VIM. IL. Barnes. 1t appeared that stran-
ger had found his way into one of the cham
bers, and his movements and whispelings had
awakened two daughters OF Mr.. Barnes sleep.
ing in an adjoining room, who Immediately
gave the alarm. The man was supposed by
some to be insane but from the fact that Mr..
Barnes was supposed to have recently receiv.
ed considerable sum of money from the sale
OF live stock, it is fair to infer that the insanity
OF the man was species of money mania. This
opinion is strengthened by the fact, that as
soon as he was elected from the house, he
instantly "made tracks, and has not yet been
heard from
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

The NATIONAL BAND will play on the COM
mon this evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

hi friend IN Need.-Try it.-Dr. sweets mfal
So h,ient Is prepared from the recipe of Dr. Stephen
hro. " connecticut, the great bone SETTER and has
en lseu ~ s practice for the last twenty ears with
luz nlosl astonishing success As external remedy It
~ Miioul rival, ana viii alleviate pain more speedily
an WY 1ther preparation For ali Rheumatic aud Ncry
S s Disvuerst Is truly ntalllble and rs Il curative Tor
SUITS, wounds, Sprains, Bruises &c, its soothing
M ana powerful strcne thenlng properties excite the
, "pnucr ana establishment of allyho have given
.l hundred ccrtiiieatcs0l nutknbe cures
PeOreu by II within the last two years, attest this fact
myzz d3inw&weowly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

ATHoL.-The republicans of this place or
gained campaign club last Saturday eve
ming. Col. Thomas Townshend was elected
president. The meeting was spirited and be-
tokened wide awake interest in the cause
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

photographs sat Union Art Gallery from f
to miniature sizes, and finished either in on VI.
India Ink Pastile or Crayon. Also, Ambrotypes Mcai
otype5' &c.' all sizes PARTICULAR ATTENTION
PAID TO COPYING PICTURES OF DECFAsFn
PEOPLE.
The best Pictures in the city, at the most reasonable
prices, are made at the Union Art Gallery" 1871 Main
0'i'e'' auzO diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

Police CoURT.-On Monday, VIM. Given,
arraigned on the charge of having an unl-
censed dog, was discharged, it appears in evi.
dence that said dog was duly licensed in July
last
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

a. McF. Davis. Attoraev ard Counsellor at law
briniey Row, 1855 Main street, Worcester. dtf jal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

% Dr. :; Foster Haven, Fosters Block. No. |
Pearl ST. Worcester Special attention given Ia seoeos
" va ~ daweodtf al3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-04

The Great Indian Remedy for Female.
r,i DK' MATIIsoN's INDIAN EMMENAGoGuE
ms celebrated female medicine possessing virtues nm
known OF any thing else of the Kind and nrovin cGol
aef al others have been tried in vain is prepared and
500 0hty at Or: MATrISON'S REMEDIAI ISSTT
~ ~ ~ Tor SPECIAL DISEASES, No. 20 Union street
IIoViurnce II L. and sent by Express secure from Oh
ScrNaon' 10 al parts of the country nys For narticn
aul0 dEweontf 81 P"se Vi tills paper.
, 1860-03-24

for every hour Of; rest and fu~ every necessary
Of life. Us this b pleasant prospecti Are these
gigls the independent; free and .clear.minded
women of: whom:we hear so'much? Is it better
for them to hs gaddlng about the streets, DRESSED
!n their best oibs and fuckers, than to be earn.
ing $3.50 to 5000 per Weekf To what will it
unnyoidably tend? It makes one shudder to
think three months ahead-to imagine tie dire
distress. the eutauglements of. debt, and the
inevitable suffering which persistence In this
strike will cause for these poor girls. >.
The procession Of last week mas
-.-----~.--EuE EVENT OF TIE gxAsoy.
1t d estimated that some SIX Thousand people
wcre in it, Of whom all were Workies. The sight
hptn the balcony Of the Sycamore House was =
magnifce one. Little Oliver, the Matchmaker,
headed the ladies' He is about FIVE feet higbs
should say and was decked OUT ID gorgeous
apparel beating theiiIy all hollow, let alone
Solomon. Oliver il u handsome nann, and wears,
rs did the aucients, magnificent beard, which
is IN ornament Of peculiar excelleucy, and adds
no little to the dignity aud responsibility Of bis
person. He was supported on either side by
resolute and determined gumuers or binders,
and behind him aoated an imposing banner, on
which half expected To eee, "Gteat is Oliver"
or, Long live our little Nou; )" but it oote no
such inscription, having instead ,esome such SEN
tence as, :" We are the People" or, Down with
Tyranny" Long. long lines of pleasant faced,
well.dressed girls followed, with here and there
man carrying banner or fisg, The music
was very good. The soldiers were gallant and
don't doubt, brave. The Gremen are what
fremen always are-manly, vigorous and bold.
The Committee were courteous, attentive aud
polite, and the strikers full Of enthusiasm. The
affair was decided success. Take low 'esti-
mate. Say 5000 il the ranks, who average75c.
per diem, $2,75o, and 5000 on the sidewalks at
the same rate, $6, 900 making . total Of S9,75o-
This is low eslimate- probably the amount
lost wonld exceed SIS 900, not counting any
Sums actually spent in getting up the affair.
This amount would materially aid the opera.
tives it they had it in hard cash, but as they
have it only in enthusiasm, I fear it will avail
but little.
, 1860-03-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 great rascal has been convicted and will
We trust be duly punished. The Jury in the
case Of Edwin Reed, tue Spring field {Mass.) mu-
sic teacher, against whom there were three lu-
dictments, on Saturday returned verdict Of
guilty Oh two Of the indictments, and not guilty
on tie third. It will be remembered that this
is the case Of the music teacher who seduced
daughter Of his patron, and left her to die in
abJect poverty alter she had Left her home.
Her abiding place and her shame were kept a
secret from her family until after her death.
The Richmond WAig reports that out of
100000 bales Of cotton ralaed last year, only
about 100, 900 are estimated to have been manu-
factured into cloth, in all Of the slaye-holding
States; such an Insignificant portion as to be
hardly worth mentioning.
The Richmond Dispatch says thnt home-spun
cloths are becoming SO fashionable with bniness
men in Virginia, that the factories in different
parts Of the State find it impossible, with their
present facilities, to fll the numerous orders
that pour in upon them.
GIRLS IN TE1EGRAru 0FF1cE.-In England
the business Of operating telegraph wires has
been to great exeut placed in the hands Of
young ladies', who find It very agreeable EN-.
ployment. The inland department Of the Elec-
trio Telegraph Company, in London, now en-
ploys one hundred young ladies, who receive
aud transmit the messages from all parts Of the
United Kingdom. The room is in charge of a
ma1ron. The compensation ranges from 10s. to
25s. (s2.5o to so.s5) per week.
Hawthorn expects to return home in June
lie has been absent nearly eight years, during
which time he has visited various countries Of
Europe. 1t is noteworthy that Longse'low was
one Of the first OF cur countrymen to pronounce
Hawthorn to be man Of genius. Mr.. Long
fellows notice appeared in the Worth american
Rspieso twenty three years ago, and what was
then prophecy, is now history.-Bos:on Trans-
, 1860-03-24
RELIGIOUS MATTERS.


x,x1srxs.., c.Axcrs rrc
The ecclesiastical court ,Fhich 7ecent1v beld
three weeks, session in 1aclsonv;11e IN +his
State. FIR the n,rnose of ftrv;uoRav Mr. c,ov.r
for altered offences have decided hv ona ma,
iority that he ia mt e,,,;ltv Th;e trial hoa
greatly excited the community. nartics ranp;nr
themselves mn either sda nnt;l ns,r,v +ba ,v1o,.,
population of Jacksony;,le have 1,ecome " G}o,
verites y or .t Anti. .r1ova-;taun Rev Ep
WRIGHT Of Dccatur. has bepn nnanimons1v
o,1,aa =, a. -osts.a,.:u ~ c,~:e.,. r,'.s-..
.a''1" w 'ue tee'ois"p W cot1ot eHu'c"' Id
Crosse. ...Rey, J. Moxom has removed from
St. Charles tn Srcamore Dakalh conntv and
ho,o,. a.. 49,.
De~''e pas'of " ene oap''ss enufen III 'oa1
place.. .Rev. W. d. H. Johnston has resigned
1;toh6a,a aTont,ox,a ~ ~ c.;
D''S,"oo, A1o4'so"sA5 w. .'es. =. - asli-
Fen has closed his labors with the Meridian
Baptist Church, Marshall county :. Rev. r. F.
Stimson has accentad t,a nastorsbin of the
D.. Co., =, ~
....Rcv. E. L. jerks has resigned the pastoral
care of the Brookfeh Hantist Church in Tn,
1.1,o .....- o. III. ~,
e0ae sou":5 N.Y. 1len'5 o. olouu was VI
dalned to the Baptist ministry at Toledo, Iowa,
On the 7th inst. :. Rev. E. Underwood was or
da;nea IN N. R.n+;st ,,;n;s+rv =, tho1.an.
.A"so ~ .us oap'st nin1s'As u .ns Aee oap-
tlst Church IN this State, on the 7th inst...-
Rev. Marcus Cicero Stanley waa dismissed
fro,,, +hs ohor,o of h;s o,r,,a,o.;,, ~ N,n;to
l9A' Wv ~A " n'o sonsA eea"ou a. "A1r
Voc because ne had been disseminating Uni
yersalist opinions in Presbyterian church.
~pw cur,cups -
IT,. ,,...oa:.. .e.:o.a , - w.. ~.
Ane he'nooist soeiets VI "est oroana nase
commenced preparations for erecting new
house Of worship. The Catholics of Lafayette
, 1860-03-24
@entftnes, ct,
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
II TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY,
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative,

ssykt It Louis Mo-. Democrat: Below we publi4h
letter 70 Pr Weod. Of this <y ttcm g.utlelnan il
Maine *hieh saass ow'nsE q, The superior merits u
cerns from reliable sou:ce. II re:titcaes are 1aran.
tss Ct :hc D. reed. nc cncoaiuns 1seiess puf
BA7H: MassE, jan. 10. 1853.
fsofessoI 2. J. Wooa ro:-tiensismta: Having
p!!e.'toa q upsa ~ ha:i. with had lcson a
character some three mcnths since procured bottle u
So11 SSayns ea,s Ss Ell x,s sna Di i found ss
have acc psocrrsd a.other htte If rich have lssa
scm: e:u now S:t;:y ty the world ttet tie eiey u
a:e aud my as resus,sd It's nauzi c7iai and h.
seve m"re soft ans glossy than Ii " ccn before ur twsr.
ay | hss I'D 1sii It ~ IL III sat 4
u me above notice deem dse 10 for ErHr valuable
FER directions, viii not have oess!ou 70 i1:.i"t NJ
atne* to1 1 ~ an szea ot tas ey md resident here
hcr- and adjoining Towns Iry use yeH NV :k. !.
sas ssoss with natoe e at your service.
ugssiE. an t-aly YouFs 4. Z. KaYMoSD.
wecps HAIR REsT5HAT1lvE.' is1l ;io' . 10"
PEofesso! Sir lta:i:g lad thu tutafoe1un4
Ts;s Nv ot.ssa: II ~ ~ sGt:'a iaaees as ss
s,;:S q FL s;2:ss;
The undersigned Rev. r. !:ssE. .:tstes il rea-
r! s'1ndae AID rrtoI Of tie or:aod"1 GEch al srook
Tee Ms H gentleman ' great ns Yf 2 snl
NheoErtEio, Jan. Il. 1855.
ba. bern excellent in removing ,tamnatun a,rus AID
rsSrd from NY edaooi aid ss as % re.ci Sss n. uas% asi9
70 sss M eS S q
s;Ss' ss$s t. w; $:S r.;
g. Loss Ma. End sola bg Ii seod oos
tfr'1eEtes aud Fancy tsoos!s Dealers. 10
, 1860-03-24

To marry one man, while loving and loyed by
another, is about the most grievous fault that q
woman can commit. 1t is a sin against delieacy,
against and trnth Il anyoyss a gsg
when given to anything but reciprocal affection.
It involves double tTeachery and cruelty. 1t
involves wounding the spirit, whitening the
heart, perhaps bfightlng aud soil;ng the soul Of
cne y ho is abandoned and betrayed. 1t involves
the speedy disenchantment Of the one who is
Knocked by the shadow, where he was promised
tee substance, and who grasps only The phan-
tom Of soulless beauty. and the husk, the shell,
the skeleton Of dead affection It entails
oeaseless deception at home and abroad, by day
and By night, at our downsi.ting and our up
rising deception in every relation; deception
in the tenderest and most endes1ing moments
our existence. It makes the whole Of Life q
weary, degrading, unrewarded life. A right
minded woman could scarcely lay a deeper sin
upon her soul, or one more certain to bring
down fearful expiation.