New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04
Ladies' Union Aid Association.


Owing to the melancholy circumstances which al this time
overshsd0w the happiness ana prosperity Of our country
who never knew misery Of before revusion
tn the state Of public affairs though bears upon all falls
their natural protectors by absence death and who either
from Sickness Inability TO- obtain work have been reduced
Of sueog beyond the power Of moral OF physical
endurance And who being In prepared to
meet the trials and hardsPs OF the spposehng Winter
from which they viii rise again Moved by septnens
numbc OF Ladies the house Of DIR. Valentine Mott
on the l0th October last and organized Union d
Association OF which the undersigned are the Committee Of
Dor organization knows distinction Of sects bond Of
union il charity the cardinal virtue OF every form Of re-
Hion To meet the demands Of Association propose
the 10th Of December to open Bazaar at me new ana
ON e%. G %Lsfs sohnS sa for he
will be provided and articles Of taste and elegance suitable
10 realize which liberal donations Of indiyd
uals in money provisions material for clothing and ue WI
give them the necesares OF m and cheer their desolat
homes with the genial lgL. Of sympathy.
Sustained by the appreciation Of esteemed and respected
pastors encouraged the great and good Of every denons
ton feel II the blessing Of kind Providence awaited
has iu b pcwer to i've With the S.ssance Of judi
eous siyisory committee and the active supervision Of
dbsrrs Of The sacred duties we lave assumed meet the
spprobson Of all who contribute to this wok OF benev
il the poor who through make this appeal
public Iis the cry OF the widow and oTphanthe amishng
he hesred-he sick and the needy, who ask Of
you abundance cup Of water" and cInmb oil bread in
the name of the Great and Holy One" VIII yon refuse
Shall them perish and have nothing but our tears and
payers II cannot be that, while the banner OF our
loved country wsyes its glorious and stripes from eyeiy
church dome throughout noble city, the poor snail ak
hyain for sympathy aid Assist then in these our earnest
sndes,o only relieve their present necessities est 70
provide them and thus restore to them that feeling
neependsnce dear to every American and Of which ln
fortune alone has fOr time deprived them Your eIeeo
thus cast upon the waters shall return TO aer many
bringing with the blessing Of peaceful conseencc
TINS world and in the next the welcome Of the kins Of
wei done good and faithful servant enter thou into
DikE.1 1REsEs--Mrs. Valentine Mott, No GIsnercy
Hsni MRS Schmidt No. 6I Clinton place blTs Abraham
,Ssnnges 20 20 lohst Mrs. De Bermenghsn No. 40 West
sthsi Ars Jsadon, Yorkviie Mrs. Cyrus Field, NO. %
0'aHerey pax Mr.. 4. Stout. No. Ils MsoisoD.sy
Mn A. y. MOTT, Secretary No 2'2 lOth-st.
TRusTEEs.-Chsnceloz Ferris r. A WitthAus. w B1dd
George Gris~od. A T. Stewart Eurene Kelly W. Harbeck
ficiessef Deeherty Charles Khkand Felix neoldsby A.
stout Isaac Bell Royal Phelps, Moses Grinne GeoTge Fol
som. CHARLFS sTRoN1 TSrsa.,v.v
The above named ladies will hsnkny receive suy dons
sses that generous contributors may please give and
Low edge the
is. Lady Mspags ard Of TIE Adyisey Committee viii Be-
"n4ta sss sereiN circular,