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now at an end. and whatever she had been in life. she must now be an object of pity to all Ofus. Shewas once member ofthe church of Ephraim K. Avery, at Lowell ;-whence,

 after having been tried and convicted on accu-

 sations oflying and fornication. she was ex. pelled. We shall prove that, under the hope of forgiveness, she made confeasionSof her conduct in relation tu both these charges to MT. Avery and others-and that her charac- ter being SO well known, and her confession D having been therefore refused, she avowed her intention of revenging herself on MT. Avery. We will prove that at the very time of this expulsion from the church, and when Mr. Avery was only doing his duty in bringing her to trial, she was afflicted to great degree with the venereal disease, and that whilst in fnll communion as a member of the church and in constant attendance at prayer meet ings, she was in the habit of passing at once from the house of fprayer to the Doctors shop to receive medical advice and appliances for this most lOathsome disorder, We shall show that on various occasions she threatened

 60 commit suicide. and that she did actually

 attempt tit-and that from her strange con,lnct and conversation, the appearance of her eyes.

 and from other circumstances, she was gener.

 ally considered to be deranged. We win law

 before you the history of this girls iewdDess and misconduct for fourteen years. We will satisfy you that such was her character, and that Mir. Avery knew ft to be such. When you are thus made acquainted with her real