RESTELL AND HER CRIMES
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The New York Express, of the 18th ut., says
that this woman still remained in prison. That
paper contains frightful enumeration Of those
who have employed her services. 1t is as fol-
lows


Married ladies. surrounded by wealth and
luxury, who cannot bring themselves to spare,
from their pleasures and amusements the time
and tolls necessary TO the duties of maternity.


:" Beautiful married women, fond of display
gayety, and admiration, who violate the laws of
nature and commit a hideous crime, merely and
solely to preserve tho beauty Of their symmetri-
cal proportions.


s. Actresses. singers, and dancers, who do not
wish to forgn the trunrphs and profits Of their
professional engagements.


g Daughters of rich and fashionable parents,
who take this means of avoiding an otherwise in
eviable disgrace.


Single women, occupying n certain position
in society, who devoid of virtue. and ave
appearance at the expense of crime.
= Rich rakes. married and single, who, to void
exposure, send their victims 10 her den for treat
ment."