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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
The License Question.

The Senate had not, up to Tuesday evening,
acted defnitively on the New Excise Bill of the
Assembly. We barely hope for a favorable result.
And yet the proposition is just, republican, so
benefcent, that we cannot see what ground
Senators can justify themselves in opposing it. BY
what right does the sale of Alcoholic Liquors claim
exemption from the general prohibition ot the dts
pensing of poisons to those who there is good rca-
son to believe, will use them prejudcially? 'Oh !,
Alcohol is not necessarily poison says apollo
gis, for the business. Yes, sir so we understood
You BEFORE but that is the very question on lictts
differ You say it is net-we say IL is; and we
point to its millions of miserable victims IN
support Of our position. II these do not satisfy
you, we appeal to the established truths Of Physl-
clogy and Chemistry ss laid down by all approved
writers on those subjects. We maintain that Ar
dent Spirits are nsrer harmless, and in most in
stances positively in millions fatally, injurious. On
these grounds we ask that the People be aHowed a
control orer the traffic these poisons. Let the
jorty of each community decide by whom and IN
der what regulations the Rum traffic shall be
ried on, if at all. They are false to Popular Gov
ernment, they are panders to vicious and degrading
License, who refuse the People the right to speak
on this question.
But for the exertions of those who sell liquors
the bill would pass the Senate, az it has already
passed the Assembly, without opposition. And
now we can but family hope that the mistaken sell
fshness of the few may not outweigh the vital and
permanent good of the many. But if defeated
now, the friends OF Temperance and Public Virtue
must take care not 10 be again. The Future is
ours,'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

SASps, SAFsArApLLA of the important effects
the OF science Is the alliance OF chemistry
by which aud unexpected light hss
thrown uTor tho vital of IN ,nisiS or this
indebted chiefly the German sud French chemists
We crar understanding OF the eren actions Of
ailments p1isons aud remedial agents, aud the ons deded
theory Of the blood bchg the portion OF the system np0
wh;ch The iaer should ac Is demonstrated truth. The
great object Therefore To ascertain what RENE rs wil act
most directly ts constituents oil the blood when ~ the
,c Of combination Experience obServation clouds Of wit
ne,-t establish the fact that Snd' Sarapara IS N the
h.9d OF the lt potential virtues stiessd by tho
,1ns rbeun,tc aud scotuous PATIENTS and by all who
b1re ,akon the prrp.ra;ior for diseases the skin.
o, farther particulars aud conclusive evidence oF ia
or value ,nd efficacy pamphlets which may be obtained
of the prnpri-tors and their agents gratis.
Pr.r,,Ied aud sold wholesale and retail by A. d D.
SANDS Wholesale Drggist. 70 Fulton street, New York
Sold also at 23 Bro,dway II Ept Broadway, aud by Drug
g,ts generally throughout the United States Price 81
bottle S,I bottles for -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

fFor css..>rrisi ard Aosey AG::srs ses Lad Pacs.)
"WEDNESDAY P. NJ
The Stock uaIke, was rather better to-day, snd
at ,hs Ss>Ond Board the better telling was quite apparent
The Mexican incubus has been slightly r'sed BY The al
Washington, and buyers had ahto mere rerre
In Exchange there is 10 change. Sterling is 9s
a 81, rrarcs ; IS 81.
The French packe; takes abou; $4,000 IN Silver,
and sbou; $4,000 of American halres went up the rvs
this afternoon Montreal. There have escn about
SSoooo IN Specie received here within few days er the
West. large portion of which csre rom Indiana
No advlces having been received by the Western
Of the missing packets the Insurance. Companies have
;!aeI the insured ;htt they ready pay los.es.
The advices by the Western are looked upon as
rather favorable with the exception Of decline In Cot
,c 'nd hte heaviness articles OF Provisions
The Mercy market easy and promised TO ccs,lure
The sdvices OF the passage the Annexation resolution,
had depressing effect upon ConsOls which fell tscn, lOo
0O; 99i $50. reaction aiterward took place. aud
the maske, elcsc at 9Si 99i The transactions Amer:
lean stocks had been rather larger and rSunsyyans IS
had been 69t 20 sill heTS has rot bSen
activity The resumption OF the payment c( interest by
Pepu has had the expected effect OF renewing
confidence in American ,ecsrcs and tho rrooa-
bly, arc tha, there Is sill much douo, hans the con-
rendeI States have shown bu l;c disposition follow
the example OF Pennsylvania The fact that the creditors
Of Pennsylvania obliged receive Relief aad
the discount appears have III, foreign hold
srs reason doubtless, why good American securities
have attracted more OF the aten,i-n oE Enlsh capt.
;sts that the large of money required Tor tho
gigantic railroad enterprises only In England France
and Germany Spain and Italy. has prevented ths
plchora OF capital which bat fcr this woull have
been forced into our stocks for employment.
The London riAss busters considerably about AnucSs-
on bu. It understood thai Sir Robert Peel would be
brought cut on he subject che opening OF Parliament,
an would make strong exposition OF the views Of the
Government which entirely avcrsc TO sny tnterer
encc in the matter. Justly considering that England had
nothing whatever do with the Alter except to prevent
nc:sbe by her good offices, any rupture ct the Psacei
relations between this country and Mexico
In the Manufacturing districts there not much
change Yarns rather un,acahe at Manchester. but
At slight decae large transactions could lie made. The
China had caused ShruSs and most descriptions Of
Printing Cloth, recsdc somewhat From Rochdalc tho
accounts arc uuiayorablc but from other parts OF Lam
cahirc favorable advccs have been received. good
business going forward In Leeds and Huddersncd, and
there material change in Leicester and Nottingham.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

DEATH oE A,,zl ARMSTRONG This painful lniei-
sence was received here yesterday afternoon IN letters
fro7 Pe,ersbur Va. wh.ra our laened friend has been
.oirc Gr-r. the winter for the benett Of his health
Though no; altogether unexpected. for he had been ens
declining with pulmonary affection. the Intelligence gave
occson for general expression Of the feelings Of soTro
ana sadness which The loss OF one universally hororeG
-nd beloved in the very nds; o. lie OF rare worth ad
usefulness il 80 well suited awaken In these feelings
the 4 the CRY and The People o: he STATE which ne re-
a,eI served in the public councils will generally SYM
His death was announced in she Courts in session
this morning, whereuPon they Immediately adjourned.
Newark Adv. yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

NEwAEz ELEcT1os. vote fer Mayor ol
Newark on Monday las: was as follows: Isaac
Baldwin (Whigl 1874 James Miller Qrres. Whls)
1866 Baldwin's majority l6s. Fourteen OF The
is Aldermen are Whis-ast wear u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
Marine Court.
Before Judge Randall.

Bt!OIe JUIse kIHlALI
LUyHTa HAsERorcx. BY his next friend "a J. W SOM
rrSDIkE and ALHEzr A BaISCKEEKoFT-Actioro OF tres
70 value Of groceries ered apou AZ The south
east corner Of Stanton and Ludows execution against
laiher RIhy IN October last Mr. - D. KIby, Dey-st.
testified that his brother Luther sod oai under
ton In lsth-s, aer which he a. furnished his bro
ther with good, who to sell salary the rs,-nien-
toned store, aud give 4. D. Kelly Afterwards
sold The stock 10 piiatG with understanding that be
should employ Luther CLERK yertc for PLAINTIFF S5
being $50 more than the goods :ahenssld for.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

NEw JER.Er Towr ELEcrIoSs.--The Wings
have prevailed in the town elections generally 50
far as we hear. In Mouistown they carried their
ticket BIZ very handsome majority. Som Orange.
Westfield, &c in this County. Harrison in Hud-
son County: North and South Brunswick, Plscaia-
way. Monroe. Woodbridge, in Middesex Co1nty;
Franklin. Hlllsboro. Montgomery, &c IN Somer;
south Auboy Loco. as usual Newark Adv
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
Rgropr ron THE WEEK ENDING NAncn Is.

III. quotations Q, Cotton in ,hi, market have Away.
been given st The long duty paid rate, and sTr daring
tbs taositio from duty pad 20 yrs our aneao,s hase
had rs-rence 10 lie veiac Of the former than The
l.ef 81 the same ,e the hCsoi WAS brought Tor
war very large nsiness has teen done az ;s Ions price
fr Cotton lying bone. from which price prsr!Y in TIE
.srrr stsaton he would he ny purchase mz1e at this
tnrcrithat TIA rtIssion u ,hn lats diT. SIC iaI
tta the hands tho buyer Consequently adjusted
.cals viii .hew a. compared with iaa; week. very sG-
BE REDUCTION Tnl. important change sesiH places Cotton
sef-r tho tyer at The iovss: price of lsst yrir u this
10 ne; ,trie;y a. cernpsrepn with the begian cf De
eeulter Lat, uhsn faif uyiApis quoted at ATE,
viii sFS gssrtI; quotations 1f American TO be only
at1Ri II sva that rorod Of etttemsst deptrssiSr
3b American have taken speculation. ard s5o
ditto sr export The saiss D tie ~tsk seBI to ass2O
hsss.
fryvss ns fsscsior Of 2s Cntsd Broir,J
Tbs sstt sss tstnaiss Inactive throughout The week
s tsins<A haTR Ia sfsAt Isasure eoehnei 10 ts
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17


YoR THE PRESENT WEEK
+, po,-.,-Ths Post, Resolve. by C. p Cfanch JACK
Sos. By H. Sired To the Martyrs for Freedom "
Eliza Leo FODen. ,.
n y,rTo.,IL-The Difference Plain Care Prospects AZ
tlbany The Next President; Our Charief Esction and
Il, Isan,. Our Late Charter EIeetiou City Reform
Tbo New Dynasty Re,AnneIaiion, &c &c
m po,rr,c.Lyo.e OF the City for Mayor snd Aldermen
Ns,,.yo,t Tows Elections: Connecticut Election Al
h,ny Elec,ion Cincinnati Election. &c.
~ Nsws-Panher Particulars of the Swallow Disaster
p,om Havana Conia grafton at Pittsburgh and LIS, Of
suferer,: New.Ysrk Legislature Things in Washing
100 Foreign New, received by the Grea; Western Ap-
nsin,men., By tho Governor. &c.
" s-Tran,a stations For The Tfibane; The
Farming Interest and it. needs Prospectus of the Semi
Weekly Tribune Constructive Milease Convention for
revising the Constitution Of the State Foreign Mission
any Meeting Notices Of new Publications. &c.
W. COMMERCIAL IsTELLicrscE.-Stoekf. Money, Pro-
dace. &C.
Sng. copies pu, up for the Mails can BE- OBJ
TIMED at the de,k. Price 6; cents.
~ TERMS-s2 per year. All subscriptions payable ia
herbly in advance. Address
GREELEY & McELRATH. 30 Ann.s,reo,.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

CRY IrkMsThe jury In the Of Mr. Davis return
ed verdict of guilty. after being all night. The prs
oncr has remandcd for sentence In the of VIM
A. Brown In the Sessions indicted FOR false rreence, the
Court decided the Indictment bad, and Il quashcd.
George Williams colored man, convicted Of burglary
in the third degree and sentenced to SnsSnS The store
of Joseph Battle 276 Grecnwlch.streot was entered on
Tuesday night and robbed Of about $1,000 worth of gloves
and hosiery certificate for $500 worth fstock in the
North River Bank, and small amount of money. Nc
clue TO hc robber has been discovered Patrick DcvrcS
WAS found concealed In the house No IL Centre street. ano
commi,,ed-Georgc irwin and Pctcr McGinns were yes
teriay committed for knocking down S NJ Peyser in ih'
street. on Monday evening and robbns him OF his hat ant
twelve sovcreigns.
The steamboat Santa Claus, intended to run between
New York and Kingston WAS launched yesterday afternoon
nom Conins's ship yard. foot OF 18Th street.
Mr.. Webster LEFT the city yesterday, for Marshae!d
a cold rain yesterday afternoon, which very &C
ceptaby laid the duS;.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
Shin NCMG.

Steamship Great Western left Liverpool the 29ih March
at a T. " arrived on Sandy Hook 10Th April IS T. "
making the passage in II days hours experienced very
weather her passage st April 7. Vi. lat 81
26 " lon Is 14 ". exchanged coors with Danish brig Ire
DanSr, running the East. Ih April T. VI. lat 81 20
" lon 30 90 w, exchanged colors with the Royal Mail
Steamship Cambria. RAINING TO the East.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
Seyy-York Legislature.

TUESDAY, April 10.
IS SENATE, petition was presented from vessel
owners and other citizens oi Albany TOR the appoint
ment OF Inspectors of Pilots on the Hudson rirer
a memorial was presented from Henry A. Foster,
the late Senator, relative 10 certain charges made
against him in report from The Committee on
Claims through the chairman, MIR. Porter The
memorial which was very voumnous, was read,
and debate sprang up a motion 10 print it
Finally the printing was ordered. The Senate, In
Committee OF the Whole, Mir Barlow in the chair,
resumed the consideration Of the bill 10 regulate
ferries between Newly York and Leng Island, IL be-
ing the special order of the day
lN ASSEMBLY, petitions were presented for and
against a bridge al Albany Nir. Morrison sug-
gested the passage of general law, TO REQUIRE
Railroad Companies to make annual returns 10 the
Secretary of State Many OF them neglected TO
comply with mere resolution Of the Assembly
referred 10 Printing Committee. Mr.. Mccarthy
presented Report on the petitions 10 reduce the
fees OF lawyers-laid on the table. MIR. Soaring
reported bill 10 reduce costs and fees n the Court
OF Chancev The hour OF ~ having arrived, the
Committee OF the whole resumed the consideration
OF the bill 10 submit the question OF Convention
10 the people The House then took recess
Yesterday p. NJ. In Committee OF the Whole
the House considered the bills in relation TO ihr
Auburn and Mount Pleasant State Prisons-aiter
an unsuccessful attempt by Mr. Soaring. 10 raise
the pay OF the guard at Auburn 10 the present price
$50 monIh-insead OF So, as fixed IN the
| hill-and both were ordered to third reading
| rrha, IN relation 10 the Sing-Sng Prison provides
among other things for supply OF water from The
Croton aqueduct Mr. Constant asked leave 20
Iav on the table resolution fixing the 9th pro1
for the adjournment, of the Legislature but Mr..
Coe objected. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

wants OF The trade American descriptions are freely q
fered but prices without change with the exception
the 5l6d per 10. the Of the duty he aooitoh
which into operation Saturday ,,i oar
arr ;he-foe redrse a,co-.ineiv all othe. descriptions
with The exception o. Bahia. which are scarce are
Of sale, slight reduction srecisio's haTe akeh 80
American, and $50 American have been A<en ioF
II, total uurbe, Of saes ur he week have been Is
baIss
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
Tn.nAY,S OUTSIDE.

n For an Editorial from the London Times OH
POlk's Inaugural Address, and Summary OF
Foreign Intelligence brought by the Great Western,
see First Page.
IL For Poem by JEROME A. MABY-(To the
Evening Star)-ReyOlutionary Officers English
Mail Arrangement News Items Commercial
and Shipping Intelligence, see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
n1ronn FrrxAcE. MonIlav. o'clock A. ".

our largest ooalins jeb. near Mr. WH. anderson wsS
nearly consumed b fire yesterday. The e Is supposed TO
have originated brands left at the bottom OF coal pit
which WAS hauled in week. Evey thing Being so very
dry with hSh wind caused the fire 10 spread with sreat
rnrdity number OF PRS ien ready coal entirely
burned up Great has been taken 20 prevent FIRE from
breaking out during the late and present dry weather Only
one pit are in the job Al the time The moment the
IRE vas discovered the Golfers preseHt made great eNer-
;ions 10 stop it, They soon Joined by some OF The
ueghbors and by all the in and about the furnace and
up TO the time OF writing This, still at work trying TO
save mart OF the Job.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

;.AxorHE7 I. FIRE IN OUR JERSEY FORESTS. we
learn sav. the Newark Advertiser Of YESTERDAY, that
Are broke out on Sunday in coan- job on The noun
an nca- Oxford Furnace In the vicinity OF ReIvieTe) on
lands belonging 20 wm. P. Robson and J 7. T. Maxwell
Esrs 7. swept over some 400 of their woodlands
ana consumed large quantity Of corded wood letter
from the proPrieo of the Furnace 10 Tie BeirideEe APPEL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

Base IND SrLNou5-il The assertions Of r. DALEY in
ayins Consoek Co flooding the country with
trrfr; Of hls srticls TbeT- word OF tFu;h
tomstcek Co vsan, what they sell the GEM
N. Pam Extractor from the srip original pises und,r
airy II sio0@ his will show all rhc look for the truth
whrr the o fact Buy unlr thcss who hars raid
ihoE,andr to make IT known. AZ p CoaItIand,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

MAIL CONTRACTORS The Madisonian states that
about hundred y Of Ibis assembled at the
p o Department Tuesday, and with the Postmaster
their head, proceeded In body to the Execu-
tive Mansion where they introduced to the Presi-
dent Of the United States In The East Room.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
Superior Court.
Rafore Chief JUSTICE OAxrE-


WN K. PiEksoS vs. e FITCH and z. RELp.-Acton
the value Of pipe CT Holland and half
pipe OF Brandy, shppsd the OF paintlc Port
JARVIS, OF the towboats Of defendants In is.I.
nous1, ordered. For p!;f Raymond and CLARK. For
tiji. NJ ?. i. Van Ber.eH.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
COMMERCIAL.

The abolition of the duty on Cotton is an impoy-
ant event in the history of the trade, and that II, Is
SO regarded is evidenced the present prlce CT the
staple not less than IN the exertions which The ma
nufacturers made TO obtain the long ooked-ior re-
mission from the powers above. Pnces, IN consa-
ouence which are now quoted without duty, place
Cotton before the buyer al the lowest prce OF last
year In consequence oi thus circumstance: COM
bined with the fact that the new crop promises 20
be exceedingly abuudinl-much more so than had
been looked tor-ihe market Is rather depressed,
and ii will probably maintain It's present appearance
until some decisive move be made, arising out OF
the produce OF the new crop, or the state ol the
home matket-both events which time only can
develop Speculation Is nearly extinct during the
week 2S00 bags American have been taken by spe-
culators, and 3j0tor export.
The Corn trade is dull, and seems likely 10 con.
tnue so. During the last day or two the equnocual
gales had commenced blowing iurousiy from the
west, and toerable supply OF grain, coastwlse and
from Ireland as well as from abroad, has been the
result The trade Is in a languld State, parties buy
ing only for their immediate wants Some pur-
chases for retail have been effected al price
shade below our quotations, but they had little,
any, effect on the general market. The attendance
OF mlllers and buyers at the Corn Exchange was
wretched and Wheat sustained a decline OF
Id per 70lbs Sack Flour was trihe cheaper
The Sugar market continues bnsk. 3. p. sells
AT steady prices, and Bengal and Mauniius have
been inquired ior-he former al S2s. 10 3js. for
yellow to fine white, ANA 54s for yellow Mauriuus.
For foreign there has been more inquiry, both for
refining and export the sales amount TO 26o cases
and 800 bags and barrels OF Pernurnbuce, al l9s.
psr cwt The better descriptions of Coffee are
dearer-inierlor kinds lower, The demand for
Rum is principally limited 10 the better descriptions.
In Dyewoods, the principal business has been con-
fined TO Logwoods. The Hemp market is improv-
ing Talow, they say, Is flat, and Petersbureh
yellow candle is selling al 40S
Durng the last fortnight the demand Tor Amer-
can Beef and Pork has been tclrrahly productive
but ,h- supply has been mainly for SHIPS, stores
and tor expectation Lard, in barrels and kegs,
move off slowly. albeit the price ot the article has
induced a remuneraung proilt.
There has been some l,tilc dong IN American
Securities but the state OF doubt when silll hangs
over them will remain until the fate Of the August
dividends of the Pennsylvania bonds Is known. II
the other defaul,ius States at The present critical
moment were 10 make an effort 10 restore their
credit, 'sby-goues'' would be forgotten, and the
honor of the country would receive new endorse
ment In Pennsylvania stock, some purchases
have been made at 6sa 10 40. and the pnce wi!
continue to improve, Ii II Is found ,hat the divld-
ends are regularly paid.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

~ The new paper. The Constellation, which is
to take the place OF The Globe the Government organ
viii not be published ;nl time in May Meanwhile
the Globe will under the management OF it' w-
known Editors.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
IMPORTANT.
Court Cal.uuar-T., p.,

SUPERIOR CorRr-NOs S. Is. 49, 53 81, 81, 30, SO,
10, s5 81, 5s 50, 20, IL. ~, a, IS. 7s.
CIRCUIT couRr-Sos l. 26. q, %, rel. 81, .5 36,
q
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

no The HurcuINsoN FAMILY arrived from Phil
adepha last evening Thsr last Concert In that City war
attended by than 1900 pcope-all that could End
sit stand in the Musical Fund liawhie hun
dreds sought admit;ancc in va!n They sing tomorrow
| evening AT NibIes
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

GREAT FIRE AT MILwAuKlE-On Sunday, April
6, there was terrible fire at Milwaukee which
destroyed over 80 buildings, occupying two entire
squares A number of persons were seriously In
iured by The explosion Of powder in the Variety
Store, among whom, we regret TO learn, were Mes
srs \. A. Mcclure and Samuel Robinson. A Ger
man was injured by the falling OF one of the fire
hooks. while pulling down a building. The loss OF
property was OF course very large.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

DESrsucrvE FIRE.-The premises belonging 10
Nr Horace Porter. called Por;ers Corner IL Rcaehpot
(Cheshire) comprising large story t~ri!lD hcpse
with store oaE. and other oat-eoses :ok IRE res;er
asy ab,,t = O'clock aRd were entirely consumed.
rScw-Haven Herald 18Th.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
United State. Public Securities In London.

Tha PAYMENT OF the February dividend on the
Pennsylvania Bonds has given much satisfaction,
not cnly 10 holders Of that Stock, hut 10 parties IN
,eresied IN all other United States Securities. This
The FIST step in the iigh, direc;sn, taken by the
State most IN Gisrepute in commercial circles has
impaired more tirmness TO prices generally but not
until the mex, August dividend sraid will the stead
hess be OF i decided character. There are some
who .till fear iha, the latter will no, be promptly
l!quidatcd; but we trust that Pennsylvania Will
steadily pursue the honorable course she has COM
menced Her example, IT Is expected, wall have
considerable effect in awakening an honestteelIng
In such States a have uotresumed payment
Several large transactions have occurred IN Penn
sylyania Bonds al 69t 10 20. and there IS much dis
posiuon purchase other Stocks, but Ihere are !ew
sellers at the quotations
L. States pS. e;.-eS a Indiana per e. go - %
Do - Illinois, per ct. 80. 3s b
S.wyorks as s0a-ls Carolina. 5 CT '6G 81 -
- ...,s.so e1 a ss do - 94a-
r,r,r,,,ul, Ct = 60 20 Louisiana &c; '4g - a.
a. s - do 50 Is 4 20
Ohio. Ct 'so.-a- AlabArnn, per CT IS 81 i 10
IA 6 so ~ s. ciTI STOCKS.
4, 4 'ss 9R-lSsu-YDrk. per ct..9i : 92
u,,.,rb,..,.s sret 81 = INCORPORATED HASXs.
10 s,er Bds, 6s i02 Aus unte1 stA'e i g. Us AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

PRESENTATION OF 4 SiLsEr Ctr On Thursday
nl-ht l4,t number of the icareranes ts City pre-.
seated Dr. Henry Gib5eBs handsome SlyrT cpp to-
ken o their hSh respect fos him ss fsrd and ssTs Ia
brsr m the canss the Great rfsTu. Ja cap p.s.
.entea By Rev wra Hgarih. of ;hr secqra Yssby,sFa
Chu-ch of ;ss place. who the eeczspn At. sgyrO.
ate and impressive di.Seasss- Dr. 1isons frg,1 10
aYopsr tcYn,s There Is n9~ living 10 iltiA~sfs,
or who as ever lived IN Delaware. who hss oe ~ si:''
for tis csns. of Temperance ff Henry tsh,ra. HS
NJ. ooc n, ia earliest cham Bss. Saa hes fought with
d.an,ea yalor ,hrog good ard tyil report, aud has ss
sacrifice ofne ard means ~hish ss never met. AMI viii
fwirninzton lDsi) Jear. isih.