A SORRY SPECTACLE.
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We learn that on Saturday, woman was
brought before Justice Smith, on charge Of
vag.ancy. She would have been good looking
if rum had not put its crimson mark upon her
face. Her language was vile. and shocked
the ears Of those who reluctantly listened 10
her voice, the music from which, with her
virtue, had departed. Nor was this all. She
was in the act Of throwing a large glass ink
stand at Mr.. Smith, but was restained by a
constable!


Our fair friends have an interest in the tenn
perance reform. They are peculiaryhnd justly
sensitive when one Of their sex pursues the
path Of wrong g-doing; and will they not, in their
errands Of mercy, with US become co-laborers
in the cause that difiuses Joy and eradcales wo
wherever its sweet influence is felt? Every
one can do something. Discourage the vend-
ing Of liquid poisons, and, as the manufacture
decreases, in a proportionate degree will the
human appetite be lessened.