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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-30
iDt ERfISEMENTS gENEWED EVERY DAY.
As- SEE THIRD AND SIXTH PAGES. "a

PERSONAL.
INFORMATION wANTED--oF TIMOTHY FINN SUP
posed at present to he in Detroit his brother Thomas
Finn ANY information of them would be thankfully
eeived by Bridget Finn residing a. Mrs. Smiths, 45
James street.
MARY ANN GELsON WILL HEAR OF SOMETHING
M to her advantage by calling at 81 Murray street.
MO. 65 CHRYSTIE STREET THE GENTLEMAN WHO
Nv called here about six o'clock last Tuesday evening Is
requested to call again send his address Jackson
card he intended to leave cannot be found.
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Bayal DIS Inimitable Soup Fresh Green
turtle soup again this day at Bayard No State street.
Order for promptly supplied at dollar quart
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epiendid CarpetinRs-Great Inducements.-


Smith LOUNSBERY, No. 449 Pearl street. are daily
ssg additional supplies to their stock Of splendid velvet
sarestry Brussels three ply and ingram carpengs Having
boen peculiarly fortunate purchasing previous the
recent advance in prices they enabled sell
pox cent less than present market rates.
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Defiance salamander Safes -Gayicr's Pa
Che United States of the above celebrated Safes and f. c.
Gons Impenetrable Defiance Looks thu best safes and
locks ombned in the world Depot 1872 Pearl street.
door below Maiden lane, formerly 80 John street.
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reservation the best invented Beware
Of pulled dyes Equally celebrated Gourauds Medcatd
Soap for curing pin pies eckles sail chaps
a. Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from part OF the
body. Liquid Rouge. Lily White, and Hair Gloss No. "
walker street. Broadway.
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San Observation-Disclosures M tentlOn Is called
20 GURNEYS style of cslored da uerreoty pes
feature In the art which he has recently prodaed Alo
his matchess crystllotypes with and without No
S49 Broadway
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He called TO the large sale of cabinet furniture
place this day at 25 Bowery opposite Spring street by
OSCoOD CONCKLIN, tstnre l3S Fulton street,) being
the entire stock of Mesrs w. Doeher Co., we'll known
among the best manufacturers In this city.
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w B.. JONES. AUCTIoNEER JONES HENRY
w will sell this day 10 O'Clock, At No. 10 Crosby
street furniture of family leaving the cityconsistnl
sofas chairs tables carpets bureaus bedsteads beds
bedding kitchen furniture with the usual assortment
Of private family.
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Knsx has q "Relic OF . Fast Ags." In an
ssssns state .. p..,ss,ss,on that furnshs most i'm
-, hs fashion ~ The Of eighteen hundrsa nd
ss
Since the Days OF sappho, who Sought Re-
S the Of rssa Sy 'sSS
na :fsa IN Si the fs.
Ts s n. H.. sn
on ths corner o. and Spring street the resort
years Sy sSeil Efforts both fame and
Hats w. Daguerreotypcs.-The beautiful
AID s s~ S:s 1d ':d
the 81 sS s ana
hat. feature belongs solely 70 them Call ID
Of sSas ~. TfEasS ~
and and on tho
Travelling Felt Summer Hats-An extern
sve and especially varied assortment Of these exceedipgy
SS hats yssd .e
hstt'rs, 275 Broadway, Irving House.
The Late Accident at the Hippodrome.-The
following letter from Miss was
Tuesday last by the propretors OF the Hippo
Mr. H. FRAreos,zDssr sir-P Perhaps may be misled
s6.s girl terribly burned abop. her breast and
ri sS g
Tuesday, June q, 1863. A. RAWLINGS NJ D.
Auction N0tice.-The attention OF the pub
He called to the large sale of cabinet furniture take
place this day at 5 Bowery opposite Spring street. by
the stock of j. W. Doehler Co., we'll
~ among the best manufacturers In this city.
Bnyal DIS Inimitable Soup Fresh Green
turtle soup agsn this day at Bayard No State street,
Order for promptly supplied ut one dollar quart
San NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attention Is called
10 GURNEY'S style of cslored daguerreotypes
feature in the art which he bias recently prodaced Also
biz matchless crystaotypes with and without color No
$40 Broadway.
Gentlemen From Louisiana, and from tho
eoutn and West generally, informed that ALFRED
MUkROE a CO.'S price clothing est Enlistment Is at
No. al Broadway, between Howard and Grand Streets
where found extensive fashionable
we'll made embracing all sizes for aud boys
Als0, under of description Prices uni
soSmy low but deviation instance the mark
I'd price, N. B.Cothng made to order in the best
manner and at the shortest notice.
National Guard. Seventh Regiment, uni
FORMS but little used for sale at half price, also
made TO order according to regulation the old ai
orin stand 200 Wooster street. three doors above Heeoker
N.eet. JOHN Q. MOSEMAN.
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INSTRUCTIONS YOUNG LADY. WHO HAS SOME
hours TO dispose Of daily 10 desires Of ostsinos sw
Apply at 81 Lexington avenue between Twenty tn and
Twenty SIKH Streets OF address n. J. H. Herald once.
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Sewing Machines for sttchlng and Clos
Ing leather and all fabrics, MAKING by very simple
mechanism seam, which not only appears regular and
not open break apart. Descriptive pamphlets mailed
SROvER, BAKER CO., "a Chambers street.
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WANTEp-A GOOD COOK, WASHER AVID IRoNER,
w with city reference She must be willing and oAsing
Apply ut 5S West Twenty second street,
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.


"A mouth Riohmond, Petersburg. Wilmington, Raleigh
and the interior of virginia and North Carolina will
by the United states mail steamers Roanoke and jamestown
via Norfolk, every Tuesday and Saturday at o'clock.
Freight packages and parcels received Mt Office until
~ o'clock on day sailing Our inland express will
continue to lea daily usual, at o'clock A. NJ ~ ~
and O'Clock p All freights for the above points, in.
tended to by inland express must be marked.
ADAMS h CO., SO Broadway.
A USTRALIA EXPRESS-DIRECT TO MELBOURNE
IA Per clipper chip SEA RANGER to sail on Saturday
July special messenger will leave office Satur
day, at A M Packages, parcels and letters,
lowest rates. CHASE a. CO., 80 Broadway.
CALIFORNIA EXPRESS VIA NICARAGUA, JULY s,
" in charge ofepecai messeBgers Freight IS cents
pound usual from three 20 five days in advance of mail
line. Packages parcels and letters Boston Philaie
pla Express daily Charleston and interior of Georgia.
Alabama, Tenn essee South Carolina-Saturday.
CHASE A. CO.. B broadway.
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n C. HORTON. AUcTIoNEER.-THIs rHURsDAY)
VI. ming l06 o'clock at Is Sixth avenue, second
hand furniture and fine lot Of mirrors aud paintings At
~ O'Clock, saboat. twelve feet long, nearly new
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cousn md West generally are informed that ALFRED
MUkROE CO.'S price clothing cat sbshment Is at
No. AL Broadway between Howard and Grand streets
whore be found extensive assortment Of
we'll made embracing all sizes for aud boys
Also, under of description. Prices uni
som but deviation in instance from the mark
I'd price. N. BC1oting made to order in the very
manner and at the shortest notice.
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LOST AND FOUND

r OST--ON TUESDAY EVENING THE 18Th INST,
~ In the Hope Chapel, Broadway, or ashinson place,
lady's bracelet with the initials e. It Whoever
found the by returning It to 26 West
place. will be literally rewarded for their trouble with the
thanks Of the owner.
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T osT-ON SATURDAY, JUNE25, ON GOING THROUGH
Chatham, Nassau and Wall streets. draft for hun
dred dollars drawn in favor of Orz it will be Of no
use TO but the IL has boon stopped The
rewarded.
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Kn0x has Relic or . Fast Ags.'' In an
excellent state % prefervaton that furnishes
Psssss contrast with his beautiful Rocky Mountain bsa
che fashion fer the Of eighteen hundred aud
my three Curiosity will attract you TO his place No. s
Fulton street. view the prudence and judg
viii induce you to mako o selection of the latter.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
OK mn OR $6,000-WANT1D, A BUSINESS MAN
PC.OOV with the above capital to take interest in
mar ufacturing business at Paterson ufacturpg
staple article for cash For particulars apply to PETER
PARKS, No. II Wall street, second floor.
CO 00O WANTED, A PARTY OF ENERGY AND
P|:UUV. enter prise to join the advertiser 10
with 900 each Apply immediately BY letter
addressed to A. Y, Herald Office
GIVE PARTNER WANTED, WITH SMALL
II capital for exhibiting and unique series of
ramas before exhibited in the United States To
active man 1t will pay large profit Address Diorama,
Herald Office.
DARTNER WANTED, FOR THE EXTENSION OF AN
photography paper The required amount is $500
and the investor will have the hest references The
situation Of the busAess offers the highest security excu
ding every risk view to extremely large
Address n. X, Herald office.
WANTED OR FOR SALE.-A PARTNER WITH A
w capital Of three thousand dollars will 81 the Co.
lumbar steam coffee and spice mills doing good
business Stisfac given for selling taking
partner Apply at % Harrison street. satisfactory lease
will be given. j. w. FORCE.
FINE ARTS
EINE ARTs.-A SPLENDID ORIGINAL PASTEL
confirms five figures. Subj. ct. Guardian Angels is
the finest picture the kind in the country
For sale by WALLER KREPS, S42 broadway.
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T oST-WHILE GOING TO THE CRYSTAL PALACE
- by sixth avenue brass lucida enclosed
purple 81 will be- given for its return 20
JACOB WELLS, Draughtman 252 Broadway.
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SPORTING &c.

DAT KILLING. BADGER BATTING, AND COON
drawing Tonight at ~ Grand street As usual cock
fighting rat killing AND badger batting for prizes worth
conten ding for the glorious Fourth Of July o'clock
ITO sPORTSMEN.-JUST RECEIVED BY THE SUB
makers These guns are well adapted in weights size and
bores for shooting having ported
for that purpose. Sportsmen will do we'll to call. j.
+ CONROY. Fulton street. corner Of Cliff.
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REWARDS.


600 REwARp.-LosT, ON SATURDAY, JUNE 25TH
RAO in Beach street, betu Hudson Green witch
streets diamond ring which the values highly
being gift from dear friend. The finder will receive the
above reward by returning it to p w SPRAGUE No. II
Coepties slip or At No. a Beach street. and the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-30

Manufacturing Company prepared to empty sinks
csspoos &e by pressure by which process the
VIA offence to the occupants the public
Orders pity ATTENDED to Office No Is Centre street.
door from Chambers, first floor, back room.
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C7 REWARD-STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE
plO enclosure Of the subscriber at Msaroneck ches
ut sS1rs mare about sixteen hands high with four white
returning the the subscriber will receive the
above reward, with all other moderate charges
THOMAS FOSHAY.
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Hats W. Daguerreo ypcs.-The beautiful

Travelling Felt Summer Hats-An extern
sive and especially varied assortment Of these exceedingly
aesrab popular hats varied in coors Styles ana
prices without DOUBT. All tastes suited WARNOCKS,
hattsrs, 275 Broadway, Irving House.
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n NASH AUcTIoNFFR STORE NO. SO BROAD.
~ way-Sherf's sale o. nsrama-On Friday, July
ls at 10 O'Clock y. No sos Broadway, the large and
valuable Of the Mississippi River together with
the fixtures, 60, &c.
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A UCTION N0TICE-HOLYDAY TREATS.-rRIDAYs
IA LIST July at ION o'clock At the 81 Greenwteh aAQ
Dsy street claret CHAMPAGNE asd haders winss efes
and nuts swestmeat fine OtArd brancy u
sardnes crackers Eagish wanuts and SousherB
nuts, segars tobacco, brandy. kc
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(NRFAT SALE OF LOTS Al kEffOhl, ON THURS
J day June l2 o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange
city Of New York. This town Is the Rartsn bays
directly Opposite the in the straight air line boz
New York aud Philadephia 1t located for the
opening from New York TO the
South and the prominent seaport town and
port entry the State Of Jersey Is in every re-
speet large mAnufact uring town. and WILL IN
of its position become the chief city o. the
State This sale opportunity for profitable m
occurred in tho hArbor OF
York Armenia leaves Tor Report every day At
10 M and M returning before dark Maps and infor.
nation may be had Mt Keyport board the boat or a tho
Office Of the Florence and Kcyport Company, IS William
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DECEPTION OF COLUMBIAN ENGINE COMPANY
~ Of baltimore The marshas are requested to attent
Of Engine Co. No. 8 BY order.
SETH c. DOUGLASS, Grand Marshal.
j. G. SEIxAs, Secretary.
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n s. HOUCH AUCTION SALE OF
~ elegant rosewood household furniture velvet carpets
plate pier glasses oil paintings &C. this
row Thursday june 80 At 10 o'clock NJ At No. 4S West
Twenty street between the Seventh and Eighth ave.
rarlor and chamber furniture Of European ap
American together with good assortment OF
mahogany and walnut dining furniture. Also.
about fifty superior oil paintings and engravngs Also All
the cutlery and mantel ornaments belonging 20
the house Also French secretary ana
octave rosewood piaRoorte OF exeeieno
touch tone and finish Together with host Of other art
ccs both useful and ornamental but altogether too nnme
mention comprising the most complete and eie
CANT goods offered auction this season GAIA
logues morning Of sae. Sale positive.
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20 Prince street. southeast corner Broadway publicly
thank Dr. Lueaer for the he effected in
Mrs. VIM II Hudson street l, John Glover builder,
charges eighteen years standing Long life bissul
Immortality DR. lutener of SO Prince street, for the resto
HIRAM snotMAkEK, Nichols, Tiosa county, New York.
discharges aud deafness of sixteen
years standing JOHN SNIFFEN As Hicks ST. Brooklyn.
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN-FROM BUSHwICK CROSS
- reads three horses light bay with white hind
clipped and white face; larae dark with lump
left knee and blind in and small dark color
return tosConceleyes Tavern Bushwck Cross Roads.
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VJrANTED-AN HosTLER FOR A COUNTRY HOTEL
eight miles from the city whore there are from six to
ten horses stand at livery daily He must be smart
active have had experience in the business Ad
dress j. b. Herald office, stating where he BIO
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-17

would create between our country and the for
eign inhabitants Of the Pacific shores. This re-
suit would satisfy neither Northern California
nor Oregon. The cost of the road on OWNS
plan from Puget's Sound to its angle in the
south of California, and the cost of the North
crn branches to Missouri and Iowa would build
the Northern road, on either the Oregon or
the Humboldt route, from the Missouri line to
the coast.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-17

ask himself what he is doing to remove this
scourge from the land. And II conscience does
not return favorable answer, he should re-
pent, and bring forth works meet for repent
ance.
From report made by Justice Boswell, of
williamsburg, L. l., we learn the following
statistics of crime in that city during the year.
"The whole number Of persons arrested,
brought before him and confined in the cells,
was 1000, of whom we're charged with the fol-
lowing crimes and offences: Intoxication Alb !;
assault and battery, 225; assault with intent to
kill, IA; arson, 8; rape, 4 infanticide, / /;
manslaughter, Migrants and dodgers, most Of
whom were temporarily confined to the cells,
902.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-17
From The Cincinnati Ga=etie.
HOGS PACKED IN THE WEST.

Below we present statement, in detail of the mum
Der Of Hogs packeA at the principal points in the West
including those heretofore published The exhibit,
though not as complete we desired TO have 1t, is
more full than those published in previous years and
although II does not embrace all The Hogs packed in
the se' era States, sufficient proportion is included
to show, with very considerable degree Of accuracy,
the extent of the crop and for all practical purp oses,
this is enough. Prom nearly all Of the points given
below, we received our information direct through
our own correspondents, and while we do not claim
for the figures entire accuracy, confident that
the aggregate result approxmates very nearly to the
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-17

Some Of the Norwegian emigrants settled in
Minnesota Territory use the Lapland snow
skates. These skates are strips of smooth wood,
about six feet long and three inches wide, and
turning up like sleigh runners before. The
wearer Iarty shufiies along by moving altern-
ately his feet, and shoves himself behind at the
same time with long staff. One of these snow
skaters arrived in St Paul, in the latter part of
January last, from Lake Superior, having trav-
elled at the rate Of eight miles or less a day.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-17

A Cuban correspondent of the Raleigh San
dard says, that DR., Finley, an English practi.
tioner of long experience in Cuba, and grad
uate of Paris, has discovered in the course Of
his practice, in cases OF small pox, that vaccine
virus, after having once passed through ne !.
gro''s system; becomes useless as a prophylatic
to the white race. l.r old f'T'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-17

A few day since, box was taken from the
Delaware River about one mile below Della
ware City, and its contents were found to be the
body of a female, packed in wheat and rye
straw. The clothes indicated that the woman
had been murdered. The body had been SO
long in the water that it was almost entirely de.
composed. ..!, y. III! -.t-
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-17

Theodore Parker calls New Hampshire
! the land Of poor relation, and cheap tomb
''oues' }l an ,nut',c ... g..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-17

I'VE include these two points in Ohio beca use they
the border of this State, and nearly all the Hogs
packed there were from hence.
Ito be Continued.)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-17

The art Of economy is drawing in as. much as
one can, but unfortunately young ladies' will an
ply this "drawing in" to their own bodies, when
they wish TO avoid anything like waist.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-01
"A Good Man.
prices.

We ask the attention Of our read
ers to the communication in another
column from the Rev. H. F. GREEN.
II breathes the squire spirit of a tenn
perance reformer--a man OF God.
and a friend to suffering humanity.
In his language we would ask "Who
will 90 and do likewise?" Any man
possesses power and influence, if he
will only think SO, and make up his
mind to make good use of it. To
use our influence rightly, requires a
good deal of labor and inconvenience,
and, many there are who do not love
the good cause sufficiently to undergo
this labor, although they make pro-
testations Of their unceasing attach
ment to the cause, and get very
angry if any doubt their sincerity
Brethren all, we conjure you if you
would see your principles triumph,
toimitatc this good brothers example,
Let all your spare time be devoted 10
the spread Of the pure and holy Prin-
alpIes of our beloved cause. And if
you are not successful you will
have the satisfaction Of knowing that
you have done your duty to your feI-
low man. But you need have no
d fears of defeat, your cause is just in
the sight of God and man, and must
triumph. 60 TO york nOsO, and the
effects Of your energy and influence
r will be seen in the new converts to the
cause that will surround you.uutaa
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-01

IA 7nT POslmasters, and others, who send US
requests to change the address Of subscribers,
will please state, particularly, to what address
we had previously been sending such papers;
M The next Semi.Annual Session OF tne
Grand Division Of Ohio, will be held in
Springfield, Clark County. Ohio, on the
Third "Wednesday. tthe 2Oth day. Of April
at 10 o'clock, A. M s,1
In consequence Of the early day at which
this Session Is 70 be held, tits desired that
the Divisions send in their Returns az soon
q possible. so that full report may be
presented to the Grand Division.
WM BRkMieAM, g. s.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-01

aIagz The Temperance men Of Knox
county are in the field, and have com
menced thecampaign in earnest, The
Maine Lawis to be theItest question at
thenext election. The Antics will have
d very poor show for success this time,
|if even one half we hear be true. Hur-
rah for old Knox, and its indomitable
temperance menI lomiW
The Temperance men in the coun.
ties of Wayne and Medina, have also
resolved'to make this the test ques-
ton, All are sanguine Of success,
land aEe pray God their hopes may be
fully realized. Let all the counties in
this State marshal their forces, and il
there is any show AZ all for e success
make this the test question, Vote fol-
no man who will not vote for you, is
our advice. ,bn9nH98 81 sii5. =
III
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-01
Mt Liberty, Ohio.

,,s We have a letter from Bro.
Vine MGAUeHY, which speaks very
sncouragingly Of the cause Of tenn
perance, ami the energy Of its friends.
Twop or three months ago their
town was cursed with the evil effects
of-three. .grog shops in full blast. Now
there issoaly7Oas-end oneiOf the ior-
fmer keepers a member oftheir Divis-
TTonl This good result is the effect Of
their energy and perseverance,, They
Rilbsnotl stop until this last one has
closed its doors. We wish we could
say the same Of every village in our
State. ~
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-01

punishneht FuinedEietimfoW We
speakshohkIy, forwefeeldeeplyga
Dur fSkrst is,lthat We have not com
mana Ia 0f language more expressive, y !, of
oPr feelings. lil tslaod hah ssibod 4
sne We knowsofscores ofFoorrwEetch-
ed inebriatss, whose scared eyes weep
ovst their degradation, and whose
q every word and look, and even their
fiIthyI rags, beseech Us 70 take away
from them the temptation, h9
aishdll themullitdde, ,whOliltup their
cries for hep, amid the rapid current
that Is sweeping them on F V the drunk
ards doom. Be unheededl Reader,
let your humanity answer. Il
u
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-01
a. TkeHmeetlng AZ the Wharf .

Y W Thessmeeting at the Wharf on
Sunday afternoon last, was the best Of
,the season. Several speeches, besides
The one by Bro. Williams, were made,
and with a visible effectupon the au-
dience. A feeling upon the question
Of temperance is beginning to be
manifested by those honest and hardy
sons oftoil4- the river men. Ameet-
ing (oF next Sunday is advertised. -
We hope osee some Of our statinch
temperance men present.. o, -