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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13

ARRAY AT CoLUMBIA.-Robert G.
Grant, Tutor in the University, and
George P. CIa'kson, student, had a
difficulty in Columbia Tuesday week,
in which Clarkson was shot, and dan
gerously wounded. Clarkson had been
on trial, before the Faculty, for fight
ing, and had been sentenced to arep'
rimand. After The trial, he told Grant
he would whip his anlsgnuis. yet;
which was communicated by Grant 10
the Faculty, when he was expelled
Subsequently, he attacked Grant. with
a stick, having pistol in enc hand,
when Gran, shot him. Grant surren
dered himself, but we have no, heard
tho result of his trial, or the fate OF
\ Clarkson.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13

Rows IN HlGu PLAcEs.--Messrs.
Stanley and lnge, Representatives in
Congress, fought duel on the morning
of the oath ult. Stanley was accom-
panied by w. c. Johnson, of Maryland
and Inge by J. w. Brown, of Missis'
sippi They exchanged shots, without
injury, shook hands and went home
with honor sustained" Bah!
Messrs. James and Roberts, members
of our State Senate, on the lSt calico
each other liars and scoundrels, anc
would have gOugcd each others eyes
but for the Interference Of Senator's
Several tables, chairs and Senator
were knocked over in the melee, bu
no body hurt.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
FRANKFORT, Feb. %.

The Slate Convention Of the Wing.
of Kentucky assembled here to-day
and agreed upon The following nomina'
lions. For Governor, Hon. Archibald
Dixon, of Henderson; and Hon. John
b. Thompson, Of Mercer, Lieut. Gov
ernor
The nominations were received with
great applause, and unanimously con
Grmed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13

SAD AprRAY AND DEATH.-Mr.
Jacob Ditsler and his son.in>law, Mr..
Reuben Leveridge, had difficulty
las, Friday, which resulted in the death
of Mr.. Ditsler, from wounds inflicted
upon his person, with knife, by Mr..
Leverage. Mr.. Ditsler and his wife,
Leveridge's mo,heD had had some
difficulty, and upon Mr.. Leveridge's
calling al their house, Dilsler supposed
he came 10 take the part of bis mother,
and attempted to shoot him. In the
ARRAY, he was cut in four different
places, and died soon after. Leveridge
we understand, knew nothing of the
difficulty between his mother and
fa,her,in. law, when he called. He sur
rendered himself and was acquitted
Mr.. Dilsler was one of the early set
tiers of this county, and has resided
for number of years near Fayetie.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
Steamboat Captains,
Country Merchants and Hotel
PrOprietOrs

Looh II IlIS!
VOU can buy Pilot Bread, Navy Bread,
Il Bitter, Sugar, Soda, Water and Boston
Crackers, baked in II, Balls New Patent
Revolving Oven, at the Philadelphia Bakery,
SO Myrtle ST., between Second and Third; st.
Louis, at the following low prices, and of as
good, if no; better, quality, than this or any
other market can produce:
Pilot BreGd-at 81 81 per Dbl. Dbl. included.
Nary BreGd-at q cts per 10.
Soda Crdcksrs-at 81 cts per ID. by the hox.
Sugar at 81 cts. per 10, by the Dbl.
Batter 4" at Al cts. per IL. or IS per
bbl., Dbl. included
Waller at 81 cts. per ID. by the Dbl.
Boston 4" 90 per Dbl.
Orders sent thrOugh the Post Office or other
wise, will be promptly attended to and fresh
baked the same day the order is received.
ii. BALL.
Philadelphia Bakery, CD Myrtle ST.. between
| Second and Third SITS ST. Louis, Mo.
81: Louis, March 6. lS5l-tf.
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Farm for sale.
HHecrc, Hale "a Gould,

EeecTc, Hale "a Gould,
Manufacturers of PlolcS, Grain Drills, &c.
(Moine, Rock Island County, llls.,)
The subscribers situated at
ESs-N@--s the foot of the Lower Rapids
sssa.zssaassSszzsfa on the Mississippi river, are
manu- featuring all kinds of steel plows, known
as the Moline Centre Draft Plow;'as we have
unlimited water power a nd in continual re-
cept of The best Lumber, we are able TO exc
cute all branches Of our business in the most
durable manner, and cheaper than the same
quality of work can be executed in any other
locality. We claim superiority over all others
for the following reasons:
FirSt-Lighter draft.
Second--Put together with bolts and nuts.
Third--Much better painted and finished,
and warranted to scour.
An impartial trial is all we ask, feeling sure
Of success il that Is granted.
Prairie Breakers ma de to order.
c, C. ALVORD, Agent.
Sold by PERRY d BARTHOLOW, Agents
| Glasgow. fe02 sim
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Wholesale GrOccrs,
GREENABAUM, A. BAL
GTccflabaUERa & EsareEa,

ID ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
H. q the public, that having formed a CO.
partnership for the purpose of carrying on a
general mercantile business, will open and Of
fer for sale, about the LIST of April next, in
the house now occupied by ". F. Birch &
Son, one of the largest and most complete as.
sortment ofgoods ever offered for sale in Fay
cite. They hope to receive liberal share Of
patronage, and will strive to merit the same,
The friends and customers of A. Greenabaum
are invited to call, with the assurance that
business will be conducted on the same liber
al terms, as formerly.
Fayette, February Goth, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
PLANK ROAD MEETING.

AT a meeting Of The citizens Of Randolph
county, held in Huntsville, on Monday, The
10Th inst, for the purpose OF considering
the Propriety Of the County Court investing
ten thousand dollars in Stock in the con-
lemplaled Plank Road from Huntsville to
Glasgow, Judge VIM. A. Hall was elected
President, and VIM. A. Wight, Secretary,
the meeting was addressed by Judge Hall,
Col. A. Mckinney, Dr.. VIM. Fort, and G.,
II. Buckhant. The following resolutions
were then proposed by Col, Thos. P. Ruby,
and unonimo usly adopted.
Resolved, LIST. That we regard the con.
sIuc!ion Of The Plank Road leading from this
place 10 Glasgow Q measure Of great impor
lance 10 the people generally in the counties
Of Howard and Randolph, and which will
ultimately rebound 10 the especial welfare
and prosperity Of the farming community.
o. We regard il as hazardous 10 The sue
cess Of cur road 10 leave it entirely 10 in>
dividual enterprise, and that we are therefore
ia favor Of the Randolph County court max.
ing loan OF ten thousand dollars 10 be in
vested in stock in said Road
Sd. That we earnestly recommend to The
friends generally Of the road 10 go TO the
places on Monday next TO cas-, their vote in
favor Of the Court making said loan.
4lh. That we appoint one suitable person
10 deliver en- address TO the people in each
township on Monday next the following
, persons were then appointed.
Union Township, James F. Wight,
Prairie Col. A. Mckinney,
Silver Creek Mess Fort q Buckhsrtt
Salt Spring Judge VIM. A. Hall,
Sugar Creek " Col. Ruby.
Salt river /" Thomas B. Reed Esq
Charlton " Capt. Jackson.
On motion it was resolved that copy OF
the proceedings Of this meeting be sent to
The Glasgow Times and one 10 the Banner
with request that they publish the same.
WIN. A. HALL, Prest.
WIN. A. WIGHT, Sec'y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13

nPThe River and Harbor Bill
which had passed the House, was de-
feated in the Senate, the last day of the
session Of Congress. The Postage
Bill, somew what altered from the origI
nal shape 10 which il passed the
House, was finally passed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
" signed has obtained from the County
Court of Howard County, letters Of Admin
istration upon the estate of Alexander e.,
Tatum, decd bearing date the Bird day of
March. 1851.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and
all persons having claims against said estate
are requested to exhibit them. properly au-
thenticatcd, within one year from the date of
said letters, or they may be precluded from
having any benefit of SAID estate, and if SAID
claims are not presented within three years
they will be forever barred
SAMUEL c. MAJOR, Admr.
March 6, lS5l-3W
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13

"Joel w. Hughes, Of this county
announced in our last as having arrl'
we'd from California, in bad health
died in Boonville, on the 9Th.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
Medical Notice.

DR. J. HAYS would respectfully inform
| ~ the citizens Of the adjoining nciEhbor-
hood that he has permanently located himself
at his Fathers (BENJAMIN HAvs) seven miles
Y. East Of e ssgow, and two miles s. West
Of Switzer's AIill snd may be found at his
Office at sll Times when not professionally alb
sent.
DR HAYS will give his attention 10 the
diseases most prevalent 10 this country.
May 30, lSJ0--l3tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
q A Il Id.

/ HAVE DISPOSED of my Watch ant
Il Jewelry Establishment to Mr.. John Cham.
berIain The experience and skill Of Mr.. e. in
fine Watch work, is such as TO recommend
him to those having fine Watches. The lib.
eral patronage extended to the Undersigned
will, trust, be continued.
HENRY w. SMITH,
ENROM THE ABOVE CARD it viii be
u seen that have purchased from Mr. II
W. Smith, his Watch and Jewery establish.
ment, and will continue the business at the
old stand, where'I shall keep general as.
sortment of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware
and fancy articles, all of which viii sell
very low for cash. Particular attention will
be paid 10 repairing fine Duplex aud Lever
watches. By strict attention to business,
hope to merit and receive liberal patronage.
JOHV CHA NBERLAIN.
Ola rDw Ian 3O-tr
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
EaOk 10 NOur Interest.

'ENHE undersigned, has again the pleasure
Il to inform the pubic, that he is pre-
pared TO receive and forward Merchandise, as
well rs Produce, upon his usual uccommoda.
ting terms.
And as competition is rife, among tho
Mcrch ants in Glasgow, in the way Of selling
their goods, think it but just that SONS
disposition should DO shown on the part Of
buyer OF the products Of the country.
I, for one, am in TIE market, with amp'a
means TO purchase,
Hemp,
Wheat,
Bacon,
Lard,
Flax Seed,
Dry HdeI,
Feathers,
Furs and Fruit,
4 liberal prices for Cash, And would polite.
ly solicit all those, Offer picking up tho
great bargains offered them by our Merchuntsl
to allupon me, and sell their produce. "Quick
sales is the life or business"
Very Respectfully,
J. w. HARRIS.
Glasgow, Jan. 23d ls5l-6m.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
A l. + r L d l. f w is,
French BARBER,

III AS the honor to announce that having
made the overland trip to California,
and returned by the way Of Panama Chagtes.
New Orleans and St. Louis, be is now per.
mHnently located in Glasgow, and may be
found opposite Dr.. Vaughns office, always
prepared to cut hair, shampoo the head,
or have the face, with ease, aeatness End
dispatch.
0cTGentlemen Of the place and vicinity
are invited to call. Jan. 2, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
" signed has obtained from the Clerk OF
the County Court of Carroll county, letters
of Administration upon the estate of Nancy
Clinkscales, decd, bearing date the Sd day OF
March, 1850.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make INN ediate payment, and
all persons having clans against said estate
are requested to exhibit them, properly au.
thentiCated, within one year from the date Of
said letters, or they may be precluded from
having any benefit of said estate, and if said
claims are not presented within three years
they will be forever barred
SAM'L. CLINKSCALES, Admir-.
CurrolltOn March 0, l95l-3w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
&. ss. Esurckhartt.

4 TTORNEY At LAW, Hsntsri2e No
~ Will practice law in the counties Of
Randolph, Charlton, Howsrd, Boone, Ncrrce,
Adair and Schuyler. All business entrusted
to him will receive his prompt attention.
Office in the I'd story above NcCsmpbcll &
Coates store. Ort24-3i
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HENRI Y w. SMITH,
BLACKS Mithing,

asssssssl.sss has ,Lree fire.. ,nn p ne n q
is prepared to do all kinds Of work in his
line, on the shortest notice, and for lower
prices than work has ever been done in This
place. He hopes from his long experience
in the business and by giving his personal
attention to oil work entrusted to him, to
merit and receive u liberal share Of patron.
age.
The attention of Farmers is especially
called to the superior PLOWS he is now
manufacturing, which are as cheap, and pro.
nounCed by all who hsve used them, superior
to the celebrated "Jevett Plow."
He also pays particular attention to horse
Shocing.
fcTShop opposite the Livery sfable
Glasgow, Jsn. 30, '5l-tf F. HANCOCK.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
Collins Axes.
Order OF Publication.
Attachment.

IN me CUcuH C0uTC o. IiOCdTU county
Jesse Riddlesbarger, }
VS.. Attachment.
Joseph Smith
To Joseph Smith the above named Defend
ant; you are hereby notified that an action
has been commenced against you by Jesse
Riddlesbarger, in the Howard Circuit Court
by attachment, that the object and general
nature of the Petition filed by said Plaintiff,
Is to recover from you the sum Of two-hundred
ard thirty-eight dollars and fourteen cents,
with interest on an account for goods, wares
and merchandise, NC, filed with said Petit
tom you are therefore required to appear at
the next Term OF said Court, to be begun and
held at the Court House in said County on
the first Monday in June next and within the
first five days of said Term and file your de-
murer or answer to said Plaintiffs Petition,
or the same viii be taken as confessed against
you.
Attest: ANDREW COOPER,
February 81, lS5l--Sw. Chrk
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
First Arrival.

EUST received per Steamer Fayaway tho
- first shipment of my Spring stock of
Groceries, which am Offering a, e snail az.
vance on cost, consisting Of
Coffee, Sugar, Candles
Soap, Molasses, Brooms
Nutmegs, Hardware
Wooden ware, &c. &c.
Together with an assortment Of small artI 2
cles TOO numerous 10 mention.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
DaEncrOn's Cash Store
and see his customers taking sway goods and
paying their bills at
CASH PRICES.

paying their bills at
CASH PRICES.
Every article nov offered for sale By ms
is al greatly reduced prices and purchasers
now begin to see that il is greatly TO their
interest TO buy goods Of me, as they are full
20 per cent under what any credit house car
afford to sell at, and as an evidence of Ibis
look ct the rapid increase Of my business, as
my sales thus far in January, are nearly
double wl.st they were for same time last
Jsuusry, under the old Credit System; when
good men were taxed to pay doubtful and
loss debts which is always the case under the
credit system, and now ! would ask call
from those Of our neighbors who have not yet
examined my prices; as l promise to pay
them for their trouble, and believe none are
dissatisfied who have priced our goods nnd
We expect tie sell all Of our friends heic
goods st very low rates.
OTCsD and examine mr. prices.
LOGAN d. DAMERON
Glasgow, Jan. 30, 1851.
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sFhiskey,
D a M e r O MS
CASH STORE.

Water ST.. Glasgow, No.
EHREE weeks have now passed since
a adopted the Cash System, which find
works well. The old twelve months credit
houses are making gres. ado, some cay
they viii undersell me, this thew nay do in
a sly way; and others say | cannot continue
IoBg 10 their way as | cannot afford TO sell
goods at the prices do, but let them attend
10 their twelve months business and will be
| sbout, taking in the dimes. Some say that
cash business cannot be done in Glasgow
this consider Islander on our citizens as
they are as able TO pay cash as any other peo-
pie in the State and if our neighbor merchants
don't believe a cash business can be done in
this place et them spend few minutes of the
day in
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 6, 1851,
Messrs. r. c. Clark g. Cot gives me
much pleasure to inform you that, having
carefully tried your White Lead in several
different ways, find it equal in body and
whileness, and quality generally, TO any ar.
ticle manufactured in the west. You are at
liberty TO use this as recommendation If it
will be Of any benefit to you.
am, with much respect, yours, DC,
Feb. 27-2m. CIIAS. Il. WILGUS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13

ii, Pc YToN
G.. n. DOUGLASS g. GO

E. X. ATTERBERRY.
G.. n. DOUGLASS s. CO,
HAVING Dough, out Mr.. J. Riddlesbar-
ger, respectfully inform their friends and
the public, that they design continuing the
MERCANTILE BUSINESS. "A
IN all its various branches OF the old stand.
Their friends and the public will always find
general assortment Of Goods at their house.
which will be disposed Of On as favorable
terms, in every respect, as those Of any olhey
house.
Foyette, Feb. 6, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
Rack Isinnd md Davenport,

Rock Island City, in Illinois, Capital OF
the County of that name, is romantcally situated
on the Upper Mississippi 1t occupies central po'
stion IN the County about 1856 miles above St. LOUIS
Its age as a city is only two years, having been
chartered in the Fan OF 1919 population amounts
notwithstanding to to $500. There are several public
buildings, among which is the Cour,-liouse andhve
churches-two Presbyterian, one Methodist, one
Baptist, and one Catholic. There are two large
mon foundries one steam saw mill, five hotels, and
several well stocked stores. The water.poWer IN
the falls between Rock Island, IL the river, and the
Illinois shore, is capable of working any quantity Of
factory or milling machinery. The Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad will have its terminus there.
-. Directly opposite the City of Rock Island, on the
Iowa side of the Mississippi river stands the city OF
Davenport, the county seat of Scott county, Iowa.
This town was laid on, 1896, and atpresen boasts
OF population of 5000. II received city charter
IN the fall OF 1850. II has two large steam Touring
mills, three steam saw mills, about twenty stores
two printing Offices, five hotels including the lie
Clare House. which is the largest and most magnh-
cent hotel in Iowa, Court ouSe, one Church OF
each O.. the following approximations Congregs-
tonal, Methodist, Baptist ProSby teIian, Catholic,
Lutheran, Episcopal ana Disciples. There Is also a
Literary College on the bluffs, back OF the town,
which IS under the erection OF the Presbyterian
Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
~ The Cattoraugus Wig and UR'on

fSlver Cray exults over the election Of Senator
Beeknan as triumph
sOyer the open and avOwed opposition OF 'he
friends Of GREELEY, WEED and SEWARD"
The truth is exactly the reverse OF this' Mr.
B.gxsAN hsd the full vote Of the Wings Of
District in which Oue-tenth of the Seward men
10 called would have defeated him by simply
voting against him. His district is composed oil
the With, IXth and XIyth Wards, and there
were several Wing candidates IN the two former
whose vote tested, with considerable accuiS'''
the relative strength OF Sewardism anu ~ On
tagonist. Had one-tenfh of the votes cas-, 'ol ~,
Whig candidates identified with Se"aiu'9- -
the District been cast against Mr.. BeeS"an ~
xmld have been beaten. These are iH'''
no one here will dispute u,.xo
I'D now we have night 70 ASH ""'io'
g., snaoIk to Chautauque, is there District
,ho state in which nine-tenths OF the SliVef
c,.xs would have voted for Seward man
who had bolted nomination Of the whole party
md tried to defeat Wing U. 5. Senator, as MI
psekman did last winter Where is 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

ETA Hi5ern,an' writes us iofciDie
and truthful expose of the manner IN when 'he
votes of too many of his countrymen by birth as
well as countymen by adoption are cast IN 's-
norance Of the questions at issue and the chaf,
ac,er OF the men who are elevated or defeated
by those ballots. But "A Hibernian' should re-
allze that ignorance and misconcePton are not
faults to be reproved but misfortunes to be allie
waited. and try to dissipate the darkness that
prevails instead of idly deporing IT, If We should
nnblish his letter, II would be played upon by
The dcmagogues who live on ignorance to con
firm and extend their empire. Spread The
truth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
CONNECTICUT.

u Young Riggs and Goldsmith, who
robbed the Jewelry store OF Mr. J. K Ayres IN Wa
tsiuury last spring, and who are now III 9ail had
cave several feet under ground and some eighteen
feet square, On the bank OF Hancock Brock, neaT
Waterbury, IN which they secreted themselves and
concealed their stolen property.
~ The citizens of Stamford have de-
ceed, by vote IN general meeting, to erect large
eJlace for High School. the expense o. which IS
estimated at $500. The citizens OF Naugstuck
have taken measures for the erection Of u suitable
building ioT the same purpose.
~ Elisha NJ. Wolcott, who was found
guilty Of setting IRE 20 the dwelling Of Mr.. Ellis,
New-Uay,u hs> been sentenced 10 State Prison fos
hie
n A telegraph station has been estab-
hshed IN Norwalk BY the pToprietoTs OF the Balm
line.
~ The passenger cars for the Danbury
road have been received IN Norsalk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

.on ef near 50 ner cent, while the quantity so'o /"
estimate. to DC reduced about % R,s Ty .,,e
n,,a",1, - - MINOR seized and condo nned'
about COO gallons and e'i1' '"'
shipped 10 boston. .s .od ci.v according 20
81, Nv sss 49, statement. - improved - PEI
con, as compared with the previous q.lI'et, ian
r,yt Of thess statistics sho" merely ths
n ,he law but We cal more ptfucllsr 49,, ~
~ 80 ,ac.S which show the act iai oecreasS "
- and the positive gam OF pubic nOfals.
L. ger 10 the second question, e - ,onCe,
a.. ,,biic burcen II PaOperiSfD, ne nave tns -
VIZ IA .st,sfactorv 81 femenis An Overseet o.
the Poor says The applications TOT a'u oi VIZ -
three months have not Oesn htlI 50 r. On.
three preceding months. This atlrlou,e - ~ .u
forcerneDt Of the late Llluo! Law. IL -, IA ~
an,nion gradually but surely diminishing our pt~-
ner eY,eGses and hope the DAY hds aieiis "a VA
ed unon us when this fruitful source OF ptlPeI ~h'
misery and CRIME Will be en'nely D4lishcU nun 0'
In conclusion. we would respectfully urge on az
good citizens and friends OF the general ordis fno
peace the consideration, that # similar laws can DC
nassed and executed in tH or three a0 )in!hs otte
their operation Will De more easy, NOR eHS,'u'''
and more advantageous 70 the community
We are happ- 70 believe, from al th4t We III
learn that tins Law has tue steady support OF tIs
better mart Of our citizens and that II IS gaming ahu
not losing III popular favor l. support OF lhlS JPN
ion We refer TO the testimony oi prominent ga
zen of this place, given IN ans "er 70 CO.1i u
cst,on from CERTAIN friends OF Temperance IN Mas
sachnsetts we quote the following "ofds " 1 ne
execution Of this law obtains the unanimous consent
NJ Temperance men and does en4is. o'Hclo' ~
baya hitherto been inactive" And among these he
includes such as have been addicted to the up and
have never been able &c restra u their appeu'e un
The law has rendered II almost Impossible l9r mem
10 obtain drink and their associations less DANGER
nus Certainly, no higher evidence Of lts success
cen be given than the fact that It has not only pre-
vented the commission Of crime, ana saved the e1ate
rom heavy burden but that 1t has enlisted il ttS
sunnort those verv men for whom IT interposeS me
oniy barrier against selfdeexadation and rum.