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We neednot take up time nor room in
stating the character and object of this soci-
ETY.; sufficient has been said to draw the
public attention towards it, and its labours in
one OF the most laudable causes that can en-
ploy the time of fellow creature, have been
sufficiently great and beneficial, to give it a
Character brilliant and lasting. Sufficient is
10 say'the Society want assistance from the
public t. enable it to meet, with more
promptnesl and effect, the calls of charity,
that are daily made upon it by the suffering
poor.-You whe are reclining at ease by
your comfortable fi,ssides with full and plen-
ty upon your tables,Aspu who, at the calls
of sleep. can repose ysir heads upon a
downy pillow, remembering indulgence of
that class of eur fellow creatN,es who have
no fire to warm their frozen linas but little
or no food to satisfy the cravings Is hunger
and are without the luxury Of a palet Of
straw on which to lay themselves Of "a b,, K
winters night. We would ask the question
how many are there in this borough VIII
have it in their power to extend relief
the wants of the poor, in some way. eithe
by contributing an article Of clothing for


child or adult, the remains of a family din


ner, few sticks of wood, or small lortio
/ OF bedclothesf Many, very many. coult
were they to take the trouble to summon u
resolution to look and see what could b
! STARED, to assist to relieve the wants, an
; comfort the sorrows, of the widow and {:
therless child.