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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
oWRONGs OF me IMMIGRANrs.0

7, Pc Edtr r tn. v y Trbpnc
SIR: Having given prominent place in your journal
Of the ID 20 scurlous and malicious article under the
aiO7e caDdon aid .igled p. Dea cliim n Justice
he sane publicity fora reply thereto. promising hat
b ,ou cannot afford the space you Will please send your
Ill fr H. insertion to our office No. rs Sonth-st
Tie fact that Mr. ODea has been made the iastui-
t1t of q, .iebing iud,il al ia thi- tra.sa, ion w.
lave DO Hesitation in wing fully establish, but
r rultcessary for u 10 waste time which does not
.cGt song nsity into the merits Of tho whole 1T
er tufhriit lrus io say IT, thar II Patrick Haur4h@n u
Tnt le csns o. pay rs fare 20 Liverpool ana provide tho
voyage o. NewY nrk. 70 fault OF ours our ships
"a not les often than every ave dAys and ire lsuy
dispatch hres sh is wetk Flr'hermore orr books wl
atrut he tine Mr q u. paid or HAnrtlan, sailed 10
tpr at anf matter o. con- b. i5nt have done
r hsd D. ohoseu Tor We have no preference e1csp.
b.. they c,re III fh-r rss rar order.
go las .l0l refusing The passage money paid By Mr.
Ole. fui't.s l-sred artc-ipt in len o. al c.aint
"a ~ g. M m ~ copy IL he receipt which 90 refused
% ,yi orc,r that any f-e.ug Interested 10 tho
II my .asy th-uelses ot tbs ratl or f.isehoyd of
L. charge, srl consequently s Great that should b.
gwen 20 Do 9herp portion Of aid otter
me r-c-.l' es writer. rescs thus
Received Nv i.Ik, JOY 30. l-5' {. m Nes3r3 W.
* T. .scor a. Co., seventh e'Dart and t'ty eenr
l.l. ir money pai or the p1ssAs Of ra'ncA Hama
Sal al,ce con "a, find tho OBI 'opab'e ola-se ia
'le atovs ~ shoul be- 1l,d O. ave n'ed ou, ha1
. to bow syer Il wolc, Fs 'nk' not haze been "a! D!
me not I'd. an individual who vas collector or ay4n,
or 90 The II I'll American papers published 10 thus
Drv but WHO nov holds suoofdintte situation IN the
I..rs. arDoI panied Er Drs 70 The odice aad pre-.
ver,c h. receiving The money when iencsrsd hin, or -
La.t without sxLIng a receipt therefor, and we would
a. b. Vac PAYS money without tesing receipt i9r D Hv
isVio ere Ted has been TIE sole instg lf0r 81
tie naC rel IN clars ter Tor Do other reason
stae kLos q bat - repay the kl-dn@s ho 8n hn =
tlr Dice.
H. lurq.ld-ir.rly cond-c, Of orr employs which
ll- D Dr -is a, never extended o aly blf %
ials- st,, aIse 20 Sty Ike y1s assns c5mpe. .nem
f, .roE tl- co.r
IN c.r.r-io1 49, leg 'o ssy that W sL&i conn1a .
,rft1 IsL-rltfs Lire oi Liverpool P.ekss the hlss-
u gees. -. beat apps .ltc ships a. any 10 tos trade aud
r., .-sl o. -.- u -ttilE c lm1Lfy VII not TAI ~
.t.rtl.te rs Icy have hitherto done tns ad'1at-sss
r..te.-.l IS iat iLe over all others
R,.-fc.rT- Va J. TtpsCJTr CJ.
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TARLEM RAILNOAD BRIDGE.

r. Pc El'.rlf T.ef " Hare
Sla. .ax ia The T15uHs yesterday, bde' article
f1l lie Uesf-hster Cg-tn. ID relation - tAe Harlem
V-I!,ad Bridge ch shows The bridge % be- IN mos
l,-e-ous condition. two out Of the three piers upon
l., IL Vs.. originally Constructed having ea rely di'-
.rIeared aid yet tie two railroads which cross tlt
fCs cr-ul - send q iii trains u car freighd YIN
,rst i4rgs % tie number # 32frsins daily the d-re
.no Tie Atw Haven over u q tne peru ~ me l'7s
~ very human Icing hO takes pas-sg- Fh mem -
- = o. 81 s0 many THOUSANDS oil. hu 30 9-iz 4 are ts
l-. = t.eir Iyes caiy on that Br's- " . pas Z.
tr Ga- exaggerated tie danger j. as n't
. fr- T. s-ttor- y o. f9rssil he dreadful ty "A,h
r.vaf Isftcre no 5Fer % compel The Comp in.7s
. or tr trains when they cone % the bridge And nive
- yers ct out ana walk across after the train -
"a I'd ~ b again the other sds C.naot the
sf,~ be co1deured and lhus compel the Companies %
travelling in Illinois few days since, and whsn
$50 ~ certain bric the driver Of tbs stage informed
u. The bridge had been condemned, and hs no, Al
Icvsd 70 carry passengers across 2nd hence were
cbIiysd 10 get ard walk Why cannot such pre-
Cn be adopted here 10 human life less valuable here
,ban tbsre confess trtmble and am no. very ner.
vous ether Il the prospect O some three or four
red Peons beng plunged headloEg into dat gulf psnned
I'd IN rail carr and therefore plunged - certain and IRE
ctysrat. Destruction An frequ.nt Traveller ny I'M
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THE POST OFFICE.

n se Ediho, IF ~, y v r,buae
SIR You are doing the public an invaluable service
in showing NJ iearlessy ne gross Encouragement Of
postal arrangement II Won please add this TO your
already long let at dtlnquencies:
On the occasion of the recent excursion OF the New
York Sacred Harmonic Society to Poughkeepsc which
took place Wednesday. July p letter was mailed ia
tn city Tuesday the 20 To tina Of the Society
IN Pousseepse II ofthe utmost Importance To- tia So
Getty and tr ends there Il contained formation iniis
pensAhe t. the compl-on OF arrangements FIR ltrgs
p.nv But Sir under afHgirahs D3stI syst the
Society had been upon this had their
ONE and - ioyed nj ghs rest and sgan resunad their
various svOcations before the said letter had arrived at
POM hike epse-occupyirg forty four hours IN the
Transmission when four five should havs been the
utmost allotted IN this tha Interests Of not were
involved, but of a society composed Of hundreds
a
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n, v Hester, Dr.. II W Spencer and wife ?. J. Iron
-, NJ 'ouTke. Chas. A RApplier A n Msudsrson r
, WIZ q Ho"per A. Murray stewart
o"tn"W II '"r.n, DR. hn A Murphy Or J. P
Ju,kHs, Dr. + D. RoEs, - LII" III T. LINZ
Ns.s,crr.,1I.-C 81, an, Jos b. Kelley, J IN B
Cro-s -
CosuoTIour-P Brinley NJ -, d Rop,.' r
ter, NSl- CoIsgs) Chsrls- NJ Blk@ James u n p
K - sro l. K.ese EcEsrd Norton
AlARANa-Z DsAs ". l. Tru IT, DR.. I ares o
Herry, John Scot'
kEsTrcET.-Lee Chamber j. T. Scott y j. r.
sIANA-AeI Ander CharOet John SIT L. r W q e
f6T Colltus Felix Garcia
EEoDE BLAND R-v J. Choulss AID wife.
N.Y. JERpY All xandsr Hutchinson
SOUTH CARoiiTs.-B BroEn
NRGNiA.-H. race l. Kent, Chss Z Kent
Iowa. H. Tnomss and sister
CrBA-Lcus HIueley
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THE CAUSE OF DELAY

T. The Editor II Then T,toune
SIN. In your journal of Thursday appears a commu-
uicaiion from correspondent without signature, JUS
ying the of the delay OF the delivery of letters
from the Post Office on the plea OF the recent changes
in the carting and carrying departments of that estab-
hshueD From the tenor at your correspondent sitter,
presume he u Of business exten.ivey engaged In
mercantile affairs il So he knows very well that the delay
in the execution his orders caused by tho admission ~
hands into the employ Of those he has dealings
with would not be allowed for a moment II his demands
urgent be expects them 10 be attended 10 usual and
al prud' NJ merchants careful 10 obvias any ncOnvs-
rienc~ b.t might arise from the Introduction Of
hH d byh supply of experienced the premises.
Why should not the Post Office DO the same
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LIBERTY MD LAW

j. ne Fdioy y hcN. y Tribune
Sm: Your correspondent yesterday, under this head,
sBys:
" There many things done without laV aud having
10 validity IN law 0ld T. becID'e Nts IN tiOn hqs
in guei rs ncyifs, bfoye c9mDehat tDibaaa.
"srd hy continued ref renee o. the unconstitutional law
~ 1903 ihatthe law Of i-l0 passed SC.
Labs aud Law must have overlooked the elaborate
argument # senator Seward before tho supreme Court Of
tir in 1885, on the Dnconsi'u'iOnAity Of the law IL
i5e3 OEug ~ he lie interest In the subject At that
tine l-l6 public attention not fixed uDon this effort
~ lir seward peru Of this argu nsnt' however viii
that scarcely any point idaa has been dsvel
orfd since, 10 al the varied discussions ~ the law Of
leo OBsEKyER.
Sac yoyt Ntla.sdty Aux 1853
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See Works Of W II Seward vol. !, page SO


\ - Edilot II nm Tri54ae
SIR: Il il said that there more deaths annually
f m the destructive effects Of Camphene aud other laid
lamps than from steamboats, and railroads combined II
true believe and yet no measures are taken b pre-
vent them. Why d. not our Legislatures and other au
to-te interfere IN this matter Our attention ia called
H. tbs subject in almost every copy Of The Traae and
indeed al the psper- throughout the whole country de-
t., cases Of the most horrible deaths and these are
multiplying every year When rN people eKerciss itus
con non sense IN mis- matter Or Nhen Nill The alihor-
ties put stop % the use of these numbering huds
IL your paper toGay Is account VI tFO dom9scs,
.ra If ulon IS burned % crisp, the other severely
furrfd Who j. ~ blame and Who should psy the siyi
high tine 10 pat stop b these irelueni nlrders
H.
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ANOTHER ARGCMEYT FOR THE MAINE LAW

y ~ Ettv y Ihf y = IFlD4Hf
SIR. Last evening, on ny way home from Church
Jaw what consider much ease a Drnnk enne.s
than ,ou mention inyOur paper Of This date A. turned
,ut II Chsmbers-st into Coiege-psce. saw before ms
nan and two women and hen came up 70 them,
auad the rosn had bold q and supp ring dronssn
gu.n Toon close inspection, found her 70 os .qa',e
,orry if,esu - AID years Il age and 90 dr1ak WAS
st &. s.r.fy--.u .ui siih % ui'y support her and
l,., f4r along 9Th bin md tho oth-f woman va IN
.,csi-e s4o b1' iu' able b walk without a's ance
-, III td.,o, I think drunkenness bad, bsasly bad,
49, 4, nan Or woman old young, bat much ths worst
To- ,oupg Your Old lady of seventy hyshss nearly ions
r III. but here il young woman just beginning life,
a. fo- tsr ard tbe fh0usancs ke her that beginning
frrt afd- he and going On 20 a srInktrfs end y nsl
oiy 10 the extreme. BY tho bye, think never SAG
d. many tfur zen IT, 10 one dty - saw on sandy af
Win ID me sale " intJ1eatEz ug.s b. prohibited by
laRl A. j.
se,-. ;syk Aus IA
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Run BLOSSOMS.

T. ae E1oy u ne n T,.5ua>
SIR: night " two since a. / wa passing the store
SO - Mot-st, ny attention vas called % ths large
crowd Of people collected around r. s''pPsu au" IN
..,5 ~ p ~. natter va viva was told that tho
..@re.Ieeper bad. but fw miaates before grossly IN
Ia an I'd ag6 r.spectaDls female, Who bad called IN
b. uest im not = ys her son 4u n % drink ms SUB
So N te store dafag later part Of the day and
- 80 small FOB for the keepsr and - ars~ard, ~s
- "a crazy drunk that he did not know what he Wa
49, Iw,s informed that this DOT the only one bat
~ r. squenty gave small boys liquor drink Is such
nan allowed 10 have license to ssh this sbominAols
asca Ruml When shall we have lac THAI viii preysns
| Not until the people send 10 the Legislature tboss
bo are opposed to liquor hope the police OF ne ~
,en,h Ward vii keep wstch this store ana 10 20.
onng boysto get liquor in e. II the store keeper WIZ ~
7, 10 hem let him be arrsetod and hs license
him.
AggzssA 1853.
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THE POSr.OFFICE


10 Re Ed,ir, II IRE " Y TSbuae
SIR As PostOfhce abuses are nov the special order,
end especially those Of the NeW-York office will take
his opportunity 10 mention of my own grievances.
Most of my letters for the last few years have been
cciyej thr, ugh the New-lOrk posolce from distance
~ about 300 miles by railroads and have usually basn
f-o three 10 four days reaching mahe actual travelling
time being about hours For the n tvo weeks have
been su1i0usy looking for letter Of importance TO
me from Monmouth. Co. y J 90 mites from Nav York
Atler 9Th received il July 80 after having been day, in
custody Of the POS Office thr travelling tins suppose IA
about 70 houra Yours Respectfully,
Bii ghdnfOn, August !, i-j3 TVS.
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THE FIREMEN

7, ~ Fs'-- cf Ts,V Y r-sr11
SIR: There has been much sid If lie In the nevsp,-
papers In regard 70 the controversy between Gaspee
II Providence and SOuth~ark' Of New.York but l.
far ore have seen uoihing official from B. Now
would ssh su doing Justice 10 3" TO have these mis-
representations going the rounds without statement
ircm B Of fscts for one. fireman would like 20
see this siar put rght The Gaspee" has come cue
n cia,y. and lei , speak You may rest assured
they have many friends here, but want them 20
sPesk NV HAVEN FREm.s.
PROVIDENCE FRIDAY. July ~ 1879
A. meeting of G,spee FIRE TO No D n lien AZ their
Hall ihs eNenng th- following preamble and resO itiOns
We M nmrusly adj p'sd
UAs Seves r'ssfaienets h.ye APPEARED in the N.wy,,.
lop's - eHnrey or,d bY other papers other Of
hr coul' N reference 90 - ae pf- ira NesHavea C,na
se therefore EEL % b. ea the whole
Tierrf - g.s,r-{ r., ~ ,,.,, y, - 49, a..
s 81 me ths .se hy fh- Csnri zee
r-d Nv :. vh- -b c,,f "a ~ ne 20 ne en.asl o.
SOS - p.aff b me SOU hvsTk. New-York
hoc lhat hesafert me Nr iork rrsu-e tst several
e'oi ne olsv lhe f had sssld them th ~ h,ss
srsS D. ohsius is -asfl. hose a. th-v la . h. by
side edss th-y 10th ob,ned As .,,sr
rsrr ron fhs suraa tbe So fouo'aa
ne corner q theirt 80 Gaspee s foantan
roe Tho r tine pctr u-r ma ho-xh s.tht hose
sief eookd II therefore ~ readily
itt 's rou rot hass IN the hrsc ay'ns side hy side
t lhst The papers tha Gae
s'f ih''nsh etf ~ et Of h"sa utterly PLAYED
'tnsh s srcons ~ nes hoss which
uudh, The Chief F1sneef srd NJ BUR- hs maker Of H. and Il
" 'oud ~ measure ~ feet and inches h- PLAYED
horh a. srt rose than ID which doubt t their
GU hlt. - 80 Net was the requirement
'o Thyme 'porsd result of ths IRIS, Of ne Soaih~,rk
~ Ffest Doe atmosphere BET weed Two i,ys .na
D.. wise IN ne cCndti. OF Che
bcet Thst .'s'cuent boz me 70 papers that IN. Soon
- ,et ss and thar wtenu s due uoc .h he taksa oh
BY me CoTrsrr ~ TiiOS FRENCH CLERK.
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~ are frequent travellers and thA, Is orr mos, f-eopsnt
route ofrsvs This very day nv daughter earnestly ds
SIRED 10 urrsy thst way but her life "a. Ia too 80, 80;
psrdy t. morrow NJ had Designed TO 20 ovs, tha -.
route hu' have cesr- 70 Leave Children ornhsn,
w spd hence hsve shsndonsd the journey ~ - o.,
thr pleasure ofs visit to aged parents ratherhsn
ron he hs1s,d ofsuch catastrophe
II Hssvens name Mr. Editor II this Danger a a. vreS
A. represtnfed cry aloud and pS0s no. until the evil il
svtrfec and scores II families saved ~ ae.rVin q Ar
hssrs by such m unnely destruction IT their ma bars
81 take place that bridge gives wsy under the pres
surs O. q haavy train q oa-s HrNANlfr
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FRANCE.


PARIs wedn-saay N
The measures taken by the Russians n - luubi
Principalt'e but particularly in VI 1aviA OF such
kud lead imagine tia, th- Emperor NJ 'hol.s
Inns not he remotest tendon Of abandoning them 5000
All appearances tend ~ shog that instead Of .ry
II j. permanent 'cup .tion he meansor Al least n
al occupation viii enable him With facility 20 add hsse
vast Gisirics bis possessions Large bodies OF troops
continue 10 euetrae into The provinces and heavy pieces
# artillery transported to PLACES most In advance OF
the p nth.
sitious being strongly fortified ami have already
seen At provisions bread and other ind
sIles contracted 'r r term ot m )uhs Accounts
date passed the Pruth bu It is stated with appear
auce # truth that is 10000 and TINS force il
being daily mented il il intended o. make " a.
future period the advance of MI hitter army across the
Danube In the m-suilme ennis arss ar trayers1y the
pruCp sitts all oirectons h.rlnguing ae p@op- aud
exAtIg the virtues, political moral. and especially
nsiuus the Czar ni holding him rh C., the p-as.utry
80 the corst Grated champion of the Orthodox faith s,as;
tteunb.htve and the her,iics Of the vest.
There is ne tom, hamlet remote 10 which prayers
made to be offered and Masses celebrated 70
tie favor Heaven for the good c,us-, and 1
triumph Tie Walachians aud Mod4yisns pr mi el
marNes from the Nh,usiibe bounty of the great knpe
fr az n PEE PIE only 30 pronounce IN bis favor
obtain all earthly vel As heavenly blessings R.uro1ds
and ttlesraphs viii spung out hom ia hAres - center
aud VII put them IN coinrgnc alton with the rich prov
itc,s Of Austria SIDE and the southern plains of
Ku--. the other and the promises OF improvements
progress wruDg from the Iurk his 'meli OF fear,
Will r- realized Boy Russia.
census oi tie poga. .uoa has been taken by these
SCENTS with view of SCREAMING the eN lcf uLnb-r 10
favor Of Russian supremacy sno learn coz ths l'hor'y
o. gentleman Who na' iu,t returned from tocr m inst
rlt ol tht couurt, that many NJ hnse who declared
Themselves. were supposed i1 BE- ldvere % hs'i' n
don nation hsNe been tNt'-d I.r country IA 3" ERA
Of thtm Travelled IN company win him o. Vienna Rus
,aits secretly 'rver..ug tie Turkish Territory,
particularly 1hessa'y ana rl-. W "a tbs view a; -; NJ
a movement against the Su'tsus Governuelt al d.
o., iriuat-,. an outbreak took place fear me Grr-k
G,VetnmtuI would have mach dihcliy. u IT, dill not ID
Il Impossible 10 prevent the frontier population from
,I.. 40 ;. ~ mo ~ ff-frf rNff rsT
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American Ni.iIor- In Europe.

LIST OF Americans entered az tbs Banking House o. w
ingsfon Wells n Co, Pans, for tie weeN ending Juy
81. l-53:
NV loHK-Mr Ward, Jas Taylor Elias l. simpson,
C. Vanderbilt and family " ii. Vanderbilt and vile ID;
b. Allen and wife " X. Thorn and VIE u Torrance ana
wife II r CLARK and wife George A. Osgood and wife,
] Iinsty and wife, Y b Laban and wife, Cad Isy
lor Edward Perrepobi and family, Msrcelas Massey
W stowe, 5 Hayes, Ii 7 JoarneSy Bsssngsr W.
l. Iivine;On " T. Chisolm, q 4 ScOncia II an NJ AL,
" WbitlCck and daughter {. II S'ilFel, ID.
PESNsYLyASA-E w Bailey, W. Reynolds and wis
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Barring Brotn-r-, CircnIar.

LONDON. Friday Ja.g =. 1888 5 o'eloct p. ".
h, ~h ,see . .os55 s.,. h. a1 the s o.
Ousnes tts ald IN COoua Fors Pro als'.
exhibit ~ sItens v home eoo.lH pion, ud I'oe -
Dues siundant Cossol law improved e ung of or a1le7
BarsLvEs lover. Dollars. ana ANssil'> EAS-rs
la. improved demand, and earr -
B.et sleof g Horcurs. sv-ri a. P4 "a aae len
CocO.- We loes 2e q so ba,. Tcl.dd , aS hI sood
Grey o, fair R'd aud q ls-s GRENADA AZ
l6ysrce - Plantation ,ne1a
lee. Ns7e cs,l I'D 'od co. 5's98 mon p. ~
'l,n @ 1~ -'i.g AZ, 3. "a - e''t. sd
s s, o.. .1.ro-.ee b-t tse Co,t..n,sI me
-erl amer 40. bass reee oe in jn .,a 81 81 PSI o.
m,s,tv. IN an etc,.d NJ. h c,a,--
& tt ga 15 Peek doer ni,h god scuatre t7-
h. IT, 'th,r though s. uese e. l been hoei o's On
vle os usrkt ustte vut'-n d-ded b-o ant a-d
inlsh HhtAr wss q VIII reurH Of Do ~ q-' tiH- VT.
'n,1n WhLAr ~ irote ID az tA,sd ',ar' f-'-A -
ia1,a re 6A1s ar- ID cel--r Fs .rd Of
CoIIoxIWe ba,e bid ~ re inquiry ana the
have ieen 5 b,s o. mo. when clud scarcely have de
last wtet At l'ep Oh itere rs pea lApi .'i a'. re
ye,0dsS q. quo.. .ion o. sid rleaps va. o. Qeia.
Dhvs Aewe s.e 60 naef , chg 49, 70 5 in,
"a " lew t7. Catb nonaav ST. ss
.ier rs sfeflooe 80 cs.e. Cum Ara or -olt
former 10 = v" D csses OItars y = a. %, e.
case Aesthetics vent Ioa 81 ~ ~h- - c. AZ 49, %
HfNi-s Ptt,-.tus ssa ii ~ , and g! I6
for arnyai. 7nh4e. Jlte 60 d It sisa Al lo. ,.
md At flerrais. Compared with Ms, proe q -- B-n
"a o. and Ouoe prto dtarr; M,dras 70 .,~r ID 81"
ct hvt t-d Of which 80 cnesi' -at been '' '- az
Tie As nsde seri,y 6er R, feua7i for Aau m
Be-. sss irn,I a. - d al scotch Pa ~ sirae-i s.
.o,duad Noe o. tAe Clyde snio lsSed h slrt- 81 No. De-
LSstfD cKss 81 asaia 6earer Neyors b'u-. h-ds
.lgtom and som' n'' on te way and IA pr ~ e
&c AZ ~ No. a. 1920 Loadon.a.de "a
ons-se,rr s IN de[e fgs.'' q ga s, Sn ee =
94F Oi'e vef' Gull w. qa ie am1 B'oaf - 20 5i.
POI ~ quite roHna. Palm has Glued N y &C. Vat r1
Lrd win rgr make dbl a. ~ for TIE present ani - iof
Eer At fais al. ha so eadyo b.s. B-ss, have roa.hi
'orfle wIe ~rh i tas' i'd ins whis Java Ton l qlt
i-lossts x, wih two 81 NADIA. At g, 5alii-
nom che Black 50 sfnvei hsv zen o4
,peso,o held a. 60 On tie SPOT I'D - dating co.,
,.scle so'e e2 bs.. B',. Pe2por B,.a.s D. -
5 ol4 40 so Ainc,l . ~. $780,, .-,.,..,.s
W,.t Id 5000 hd. very extreme rs'si viii $50
oitsred 4eld. - b.. Port, ie1 We orr, r-al
oae With V'y nre az 90 cs''s o' ..s' 80 Fre ~
,sul have sid 81 % ~ 1 D. a goo bags Ne fraauts 90
I'm ad Cutaata P-r.sas sud ,iae OF veoT ,'ira
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IT,, fi0m Inc LONDON Tines, Of JAY Il
aied intelligence received from ConsSntinople IS
~ e Sh INST, and confirms the statement already trans
V 70 Us by tie telegraph that on that dsy the Grand
Snd kedschid PashA, the Minister for Foreign AZ
al nAo been dismissed from their respective offices The
sF.onAuc body were taken 10y surprise when Ills
-"u"eemen' was conveyed to them Tor the change does
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-07-26
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you must prolong the tube four
times, if you wish it contain the
same quantity of liquid. This is a
mathematical fact, and therefore no
conjecture. Well then, 60 on de-
creasing the diameter of the tube in
question, and prolonging it until you
get a capillary as small as the
smallest blood vessel in the human
body, the tube will be Of an aston.
ing length, demonstrating that one
single drop of alcohol, when passed
into the minute vessels Of the human
frame, will be sufficient to cover near
ly the whole surface Of the body, and
consequently, as an inhammato-
ry poison, capable Of deranging our
health to very great degree.
What then must be the mischief
effected by taking daily wine
glass or more of this pernicious
spirit? To talk of moderation in the
use Of alcohol is absurd; the only
moderation is abstinence.