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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17
I'M IYER CoMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, NERV:

IV EIG UUMF LAINIs u SI IA 1AIA3 lily Y
II 4 Gus DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS More
H0OFLANDs eetenrned SEN
MAN BlTTERs, prepared by Dr. G. M lhcksoA. Phadetpha
public Liver bypepa Jaundce Nsrv-
Debility, Disease of the Kidneys etc., etc. :, .,,
H ". CLANCY, Miersburg, Ky October ls 1889? said ay-
ing sold Bters has given satisfaction in every
Iuea thai has notice.' w.
NELSON EDWARDS salyisa Ky:, June o 1851, said: We
inform you that this justly celebrated medicine mas ay
which has been having
unhestngy say emneny deserves T."
j. l. j. W. BERRY Unontown, ky July ai iet2 sad ~
have heard many performed by the use OF b
man Bttsrs and believe it 'be valuable
introducing your Bte and Others purchase
them by the hall dozen nnd dozen.n 49, E,
DR. p FATIo BRO Knoxville, Tenn, April 1881 said
selling and that hha
it, SO far has been benefited"
These BITTERS ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, they invlg
syste PROSTATE and can be used
Infants as well asadults.
kB- For sale by respectable dealers avery where.
j. WRIGHT d CO., New Orleans,
sT2mdAw Wholesale
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

small German boy was shot in the city Of
Baltimore the sh by another boy named League who
stated that he did not know the pistol loaded The
ball lodged in the temple and 1t was thought the
boy could not recover.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17
GIORAdE,-To MERoHANrs AND PLANTER

6sTORAGE,--To MERCHANTS AND PLANTERs
~ CONNECTED WITH BUSINESS IN THE LINE OF THE
OPEL oUsAs EALRoADThs undersigned having In hs mTs
dae the Rairoad fine STORES
on he Rivers sde and excellent WAkyEs and being
every way prepared t receive and store their
The Depot paee FREE or ANY EXPENSE and keep
cents hogsaehd OF sugar and
cents per Of Moasses articles in poportion He will
friends by receiving Merchandise neh 81
Stores sny other forwarded by the Road TO thu
country. THOMAS j. CASEY bfooklyn otofes Alsiefa
Juan dc Egana Darby Tremoule, George urqIhaft,
Lob & Charpentier, W. & D. UreuhArt Cammack, squres
Angusin Il Thban, mesh NJ ies
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

A new iron ore bed has been discovered, Eve
miles from the Lake. near Westport Essex county New
York It is sixty feet deep sixty rods wide extends into
the earth unknown distance. and yields serenity
eighty per cent. @l.I-sl.E laa5E 5z@9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

On the night of the 9TH inst, at the mem
agerie in Cincinnati small lad pushed against tho
tigers cage had his eye torn out and bis cheek acer
ated by the paws of that animal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17
Hardware, Iron, Copper, Zinc and Tin
- Plates
PRIZE ESTLEY s. B Ell
90 1DJ oil G0,nn street

PRIZES TLEY s. BEIN,
80 and 81 Camp street.
rs IMPORTERS and DEAL Da
Eh RaRs Efs ESsEss ssss AsR NJ R @
trisnis ana the gsasraly to thsis sIgs ard
on hs @
Of % Tss e ] R h sas y ana 10 ss
hs best quality IL and their ps' as 10" anu terms any
Th4 following part present stock and which they
500 toms tons English Iron fat, roand and squsrs
i$ /. !;
+ + ''; + ''''''''S $ss:s $ss:s hss;:, Ss;;
S Swedish Plough Pfa,ss ,,... .o .-,.du mum
1000 kegs Cut N4ls. Of ,hs best brands
200 Cut and nd Pressed spisesi ,rt.
i Ss ss1ss 81 K st s,..
''iSs iSs dozen 90 delss sahs,s' S'sfs ,e@
200 Oliver Anne. and other brands shovsls and Spades
10 rs, Wilson'S G.. ssanIas s,s cess s., Mills
as s. ssi sss'ssa ao
e Heoh and Plate HINGES si atsand Parliament doi
@ IssP! S, rsf% NJ 81. sssi;s; ss|;s..'
o. Log, lss', Trace .ii1 Hser M aud Col chans
sss4 ks a sss sfsa s5aas
Tarred dandN Rope, all sizes;
Onkum, Mgrlne, Houselin,
Oils, Sperm, Whale, L,rd and Linseed
Atlantic Pure White Lead;
Brooklyn numbers ! . White Lead
Black and Yellow Paints, Yerdigria;
Paris and Chrome Green;
Mill and Grind Stones;
Sheet, Bar and Pig Lead Pipe, etc.
~ They agents for the following gTn
ROLLING WORKS. other Iron haa been examined
competent repor the Chamber OF Commerce oil
hi ~ s COPPER
"a s s,s'tss o siGsE asfss sRsr MILLS
g. T. HANkss PLANTATION BELLS all sizes, from 30 to 2oot
pounds -.....
YouNG's SUGAR AND COTTON PLoUGHs.
E which, their large and well assof'et
tsrr,, - " 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

S ECRET DlSEASES-Ofh 80 Customhouse
NJ street between Royal and Bourbon srse.sDR JAMES
unfortunately enaed the
nts FORM that they obtain certain safe and
speedy without the oercur Baahm other
Poisonous in from three to days. without ncony
nence the ofney discovered Remedies which only
procured from himself andf trial do not effect
charge will be made Dr. of certificates from ci
effected which ncuable by celebrated Phyns
Since thene Remedsn this
have under the these
but whathey
order that the afflicted avail Themselves Of thee
newly truly proyidntial discoveries Dr. has located
nent hs city Cuomhouss street, No. 49, Private Rooms
A.M.ta 9p.M. fehl2 lYip
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
NesU Jersey Zinc Paints.

TeeD Jersey GthC ADNafatSs
~ Subscribers have hand, and will be constantly
mnnunco assortment Of Zinc Paints as
made by the celebrated
NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY,
which thew or to and accommodating tern
The SNOW universally ackpoadEedto be superior
es in wanes, 6raaey and daabsy or out
side use much surface t4p equal weight Of
thus rendering economically whe being Tree frcra al
Of health must recommend e
every one at oil with the seeous quality Of paint
factured from Lead "s4.. s...s@a
BROWN ZINC peculiar protective end adhesye quail
% and especially recommended for iron and other metallic
faces The STONE COLOR similar properties to th
Brown but the adapted for painting dc
po etc. Company the Paints
by PURE keep fresh and so for REASONABLE
lime in any climate To be precisely like White Lead
J o kegf of 25 80 and 100 b In store aud 10
sale by 6. c. BOGERT Cor 55 camp street. uye
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

HISAHNESIOCkS 5 EhHIr Q Qll'-I'tl15I
Il KNOWN WHEN TRIED-These gentlemen take pleasure in
regard Fahneocks Vermuge because two OF
their private practice as for num-
by observation 10 be good
NEW ALBANY, Indiana, July T. 1853.
MEsSRs. B. a. FAHNESToCka CotEsr f,t-s: Having sold
your valuable Yermfuge for tins hs,ng used for
years. would all safe aud efficient eme
instances have ever Hesh e,
results following its administration but a~Ay nas II wered the
purposes bean ane5 satisfactory.
Believing that that to its
strictly obsvaton not only prac
TONER'S would all
read this that it the best vemuga in g and tha s sI,ue
beat known when tried. RELY, H0o9ER a R1ELf.
E Sold Retsi by ali the principal and
Merchants United Statss o7ld&W1m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

q 1saE.,Ass 3 2 a. "a M ssss ..sssas -
ROUTE from Buffalo and Niagara Lake aud River
United owego Vincent Lion
Quebec connecting ogdenbuh Cape Wing with
and u. Montreal Atlantic Railroad, ST.
Lawrence and champiain Railroad for Por'aud White Mountains
0s0 Tims--aa hours to Montreal
BAY STATE Capt Ledyard NEW YORK Capt Chapman leave
daily Sundays at Cape Vincent
the Thousand Islands the Rapids Of the beautiful
ST. Lawrence daylight arrive Montreal at6 o'clock
day. iu time for the Quebec boats.
Passengers leaving Buffalo O'clock have six hours and
leaving O'clock have -four hours alls The
from Buffalo arrive at in time for the
Buffalo, Ogdensbg pasT o'clock morning aud
immediately arriving Boston at halfpa o'clock
THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
ONTARIO Captain Throop. CATARACT Eates
EoRTHERNER Captain Cs Lewiston daily Saturdays
Niagara Falls touching Rochester oswego Ssckets
HarboI Kingston Clayton and
and the Rapids daylight and
Meeting osdensbuIgh and Boston Railroad Point
and Boston with the Express Train of Cars
The above Line Buffalo daily BY the But
ao and Niagara Falls Rsfoad = O'clock Paen-
the Suspension Bge and the the
Niagara River through Montreal direct leaving Lewiston half
s TS b es Trap Of also
passing all the Thousand Islands by
light changing at and taking q the splendid
dahng waters of the noble ST. Lawrence arriving
The spSs Il R1 @ Fl he On Ss
of the Line for speed
and comfort having all the equipments for safety required BY
spacious and beautiful cabin
N Ps.euees can procure full inmaslona Office
opposte Buffalo Niagara Falls Railroad Depot ..
EB Oces Cataract House and International HOTEL Nn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

NEW oRLEAFS, OPE- f3s WI a5sssszzsssEI]
y Lousas AND GREAT WEST Azk k zszs@sEss sszEssg---s
RAILROAD open Bayon afonhe Crossing, 81 miles, for
Passengers and Freight.
s On and after MONDAY NEXT Trims will run, DAILY, and
from Lafsucee Crossing follows
Going-Leayes Algers AT o'clock A. Nj.
Ratuning-Leaves Lafourche Mt ! o'clock P. Nj.
E with the Road will be running few dsys
nudg the foot of street. granted by the City Coun
iii for Company notice will ohe
will comnnsnoe. A. 3. sEGER, Vice President nd If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

The Pittsburg Dispatch of the 7th states that
the cholera raging among the inmates of the Poor
House, and large number Of them had died,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

Ten thousand Know Nothings met in council
at the PARK New York. the evening Of the 9th, end
passed resolutions charging the eIsrton Of Mr. Wood TO
the account Of gross fraud It Is probable there viii be
searching investigation The existence Of frauds
very gross character known and hare been
and perhaps the effort to make the election void will
be successful The meeting, sfr transscting the bust
which called them togethsr formed immense pro-
cession and passed through the principal streets cheer
ing and otherwise giving expression to their enthusiasm
E -----=-
TEE SpIRrTs AMoNG THE QuAKERs.-The New
York Tribune learns, from Baltimore correspondent,
that the ghosts mustered their forces strongly among
the members Of the Yearly Meeting of Friends, Hckats
hrsnch in session 10 Baltimore few days ago, that it
found necessary appoint eommittee Of investga
ton on the subject The Centre {Pa Quarterly Meeting
which forms part Of the Baltimore Yearly Meeting s
said to have become quite carried away by the spirit
ual fever.
The public sale Of the Parker Vein Steam
ships took place in New York city the sth They
purchased by Mr.. A. G. Hall Of Baltimore The Locust
Point brought $4,000 the Georges Greek sf4ooo the
Thomas Swan $4,000 the Piedmont $500 the West
ernport sI3 the Caledonia $4,000 the Mount Saw
age $4,000 the Parker Vein SI25oo, and the Jackson
$1,000 The sale Of the Totten was deferred. These
steamers purchased by Mr. Hall for an association
gentlemen who have organized company under the
Of the Baltimore Steam Ship Company and that it
their intention to dispatch four boats week from New
York and Baltimore and in every respect to conduct the
affairs Of the company in such to give entire
satisfaction to every doing husiness with them
--E=--e=--= r. siss,557{-
1 THE ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT WESTERN RAIL
Ro.pThs Toronto Coonst states that the grand jury
for the county Of Kent after hearing the Honorable Chief
Justice Macaueys charge made their rresentment on
the 4th inst in which they stbute the recent great loss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

EN0R LIVERPoOL-The new A fast IN
u FALLING American ahip sIM0DA, Capt. Nsson
loading and will have quick dispatch For freight Of 800 baea
Cotton, apply TO j. P. WHITNEY CO. 8i Camp st.
II For pa.sage. apply TO The Captain board. nj
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17
1NTEW ORLEANS AM CAR M ESEEsEsEIEs; E7S#EyEs.;

MTEW ORLEANS AMI CAR m aSE EsEssSsEEssss.5
1 q RoLLToN RAILRoAD... .Carrollton4
Line. Departure Of Trans.
From Ree Orleans:
Horse Cars-6A NJ, g. 10, aud llhP.M.
Steam anai and hour afterwards Until r NJ, tncu.
aively. From GarroRtoa:
Horse C,rs-s A. NJ, 8, o. and i0S p. N.
ssam Tanss every afterwards until incn.
sively.
dies of 95 Red Tickets 81 so.
- LAFAYETTE LINE.
.he Depot No. s Baronne street.
Departure J Cars.
From Canal stree-Mornng and 6A
every is minutes until eyenng...s, sa i0l 04 z p
every until evening s9 sH sa lok Io4 p NJ
Children Occupying seat gratis
s Noe-speca Night PRre Balls Meetings.
lied when required, hours V96
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

ES0R LIVERP0OL.-The new / ss#S
H. American clipper ship ORIENTAL. Capt Robin Sa.sk
con- leading and will have ges dispatch For freight 81
baea Cotton applyto J.P. WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp
Ezs- For passage, apply TO tbs Captain board nj
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

E11OR L1VERPOOL-The ] fast sail sgaN
a Ing American ship GUIDING STAR, Capt Hale, tazg
bsles Cotton, apply TO P. WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp
passags apply the Captain board, Post a. First Dis
pA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

EINOR LIVERPO0L-The l fast sail .sss.
"A na American ship CgNOsURE, Captain Lunt, 49,
loading will hsys nednts disparh For freight OF sec
bAies Gotten, apply WHITNEY co, 81 Camp street.
ssr- ror pssssgs q apply to the Captain board.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

YSoR LoNDON-The A 1 fast sailing -
E1 Amercsn shin SUSAN KINKS, Capt causaen, SatsssE
is now Loading and w qui dpalch For freight Of io nia
Tobaco nppy To j. +. WHITNEY 4 CO. 6l Camp street
= IN 10 iha Capan ON hoard. n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

FTOR LIVERPOOL. The A / fast sail dsSke
EN ing American clipper chip CHARLES BUCK, faEEEss
Smaey having nearly all her cargo engaged Will have
mediate dispatch For balance Of freigh, ePhly 70
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

ETOR LIVERPOOL-Th A / fast sail ,sI|gs
n Ing ship JANE HENDERSON, Capt. Thos. F. SAAkxS
KBow having Of her engaged, will with aIs4ch.
For balance freight apply board 10
n J.H. ST. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

EoR LIVERPOOL.-The A l fast .hSss
n sailing American ship ALICE COUNCE, Singer, {AAkk
aater loading and will have mmediats dpateh For bv
offfeight apply GFFNEY LOWELL l6 Common st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

EsOR LIVERPO0L--The A l ship. ss@ss
d JABEZ SNOW, Snow master. eqnirss 10 to l0OSAAk
bales Cotton to her For freight Of which,
apply TO J. 4 AsHBRIDGE CO. 80 St. Charles street. ne
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

AHOR LiVERP0OL--The A l Ameri- ,s5sN
~ clipper ship SPARK THE OCEAN, Captain {AAAf
Consry LOADING and will have gnck patch For rtshs Of
bales Cotton ]. 2. WHITNEY CO. Camp
For pasrAya apply he Captain on hoard.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

NANDLES-200 boxes Star, for sale by
- Joseph LANDS 4 CO. IS TchoupionIas St.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

NOR LIVERP00L-The A l fast sail ,44sg
g ing American ship JERSEY. Captain Crosby, hay AazhE
g nearly hr engaged vii have immediate dPatcn
balance d freight apply 10 -
d. Common
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

StNOR LIVERPOOL-The A fast sail ~
ing American ship A. B. THOMPSON, Captain faAAsss
skohod u loading will dippac6.
freight Of $50 baloa Cotton, apply TO
j. F. WHITNEY co, 81 Camp street.
or mar nrlr .cih Hat,tatn nnnha Ri no
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-08-02
Editors Table.

Lindsay and Blackiston, Philadelphia, reg
ularly places the Medical Examiner on our
Table. The July No. we think one of the
best we have seen. S. Little, NJ. D. fur
nlshes a very ingenious article on "Electrici-
ty as a cause of Disease" in which he as
m the ground that there exists such a
reciprocal relation between the Uis nerUoSa
and the electric fluid that fluctuations in
the one will produce a corresponding change
IN the other" There is some original thought
IN the article in question, which commends
ltSef to the investigation of professional men.
va The Ladies' Keepsake is a very inter-
estlng little work, Astounding in moral and
religious sketches, each monthly number be-
ing embellished with a fine steel engraving.
The July number is on our table.
Gody's Ladys Book. August. We sona.
time since referred to what we regarded a.
a decided improvement in the character of
this monthly-the union of the instruct;vo
with the agreeable and entertaining. The
present number amply s~ustains this comman.
datlon. 1t combines these qualities in an
eminent degree. Its articles are attractive
both IN style and subject.
Arthur1s Magazine. The August number
OF TINS always acceptable and well filed
monthly has thirty-two articles and nineteen
engraVlngs to regale the taste of its readers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-08-02
Congress and the LIQUOR Traffic.

More than two years ago, the people of
Washington City declared at the polls by a
vote of two to one, against the granting of
licenses for the sale of intoxicating liquors 4;
and the City Councils, through its committee,
presented the subject to Congress, with a
view thatthe corporation charter be amended
SO that the City Councils might legislate in
accordance with the public wish. 1t was
contended by some, that the charter already
gives full power over the subject but the
farmer City Fathers affected the belief, or
really thought, that it did not and hence
the appeal to Congress. We now have a re-
Spouse that is conclusive in the matter, and
here it is:
The Committee on the Judiciary, to which
was referred the memorial praying for the
enactment of a law to remove from the
city of Washington the evils of intemper-
ance by the suppression of the sale of intox-
icating drinks" beg leave to report: That
the powers granted by the existing charter
and the amendments thereto, of the said city,
are sufficient for the object prayed for in the
memor idL."
Now, gentlemen City Councilman, if you
really desire to pass a prohibitory law, what
is to prevent you in the city charter? If
you have the soiU, there's the lCay.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-08-02
Temperance House.

We call the attention of Temperance men
travelling east, to a new and excellent Tenn
perance House, opened in the central part of
New York City, No. IA, Beekman street,
kept by John S. Sayery. The n. Y. Organ
says of it: cit is fitted up in the best man
ner. Order. neatness, and cleanliness are
apparent in all the table arrangements the
bill of fare embraces every thing desirable,
and the charges are very moderate. 1t is
just what was wanted, and Mr.. Slavery is de-
termined to devote himself to the comfort of
his guasts.n
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-08-02
. 8 3 8 2


Just as were going to press, we have been
told Of a falsehood that is being industriously
circulated, to the effect that S. Hines Whita-
ker. Esq, ene of the Reform Candidates, has
withdrawn from the canvass! This is false !
without any foundation whatever. We have
seen Mr.. Whitaker since the close of the ga
therings, and he assured US hat his nam
should not be Withdrawn under any circum-
stances A noble answer and worthy of
the noble spirit that prompted it. Let every
man that desires the election of Hines Whit
aker, be sure and deposite a vote for him !
and also get every other vote for him he can,
and we will triumphantly elect him.
We may here again warn the public of the
false rumors and statements that will be put
in circulation. Let nothing deter you from
voting for Fleming, Hines Whitaker and Hall.
We will say to their friends in the county
that the Reform men of Raleigh are united
to a man on them. All the statements Of
defections in our ranks are libellously false
and without foundation.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-08-02
Mr.. Whlsup Withdrawn.


We regret to be compelled to withdrawn
name of Mr.. Whiting from the Reform Ticket,
but the following Note from that gentleman
obliges us to do SO. Our enemies have at
tempted to make capital Of this matter, and
have labsred eh personal blame both
to @ourself and Is i. W. The facts are as
stated in Mr.. winnings Note below.
RALEIGH, July "a, 1854.
Ny DEAR SIR:-When in my hasty reply
to FOUR Note, informing me that it was pro-
posed to place my name on the Reform Tick
ct, I expressed myself willing to do what |
could for the Temperance cause, but stated
that / was not a land-holder, and therefore
not eligible to a seat in the Legislature, l
expressed myselfin language which produced
the impression upon your mind that | was
willing that my name should be used: this
I did not intend to do, and while / admit the
fault was my swn in not being more explicit,
I viii thank you in your next paper to with.
draw my name from the canvass.
Be assured that in taking this step, I an
influenced by tasons personal to myself and
by an anxious concern to promote the grea
cause of Temperance r eform.
yours respectfully,
S. W. WHITING.
A. NJ. GoRME, ESQ.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-08-02

BaP The elective franchise loses all its
dignity and safety under the controlling in
fuence of rum. Votes bought at the bar or
cart, are freely cast for the man who makes
the purchase, without regard for character
or capability-and that nation or people
which comes under rulers placed in power
by the influence of intoxicating liquors, may
soon see a Caesar on a Nero on the throne
Nothing but Divine interposition can save a
people yielding themselves to bacchanalian
reveries. At each annual return of our Ma
tional Anniversary the patriot should raise a
warning voice against the crime of intemper-
ance, and men and women should send up a
choral shout at every triumph of the cause
we advocate. We have again and again had
cause to bless the God of our fathers for the
success of the Temperance cause in behalf
Of a down-trodden humanity, and the tri-
umphs ofevery year causes our thanks to be
more and more devout. Six of our States
now enforce a law of prohibition against the
rum-traf6c The tyrant rum has been felIed
by brave hands and he bites the dust ofthoso
he has slain. We shall soon see, we trust. a.
noble confederation of all the States of our
glorious Union, which will secure the ner-
manenc of all that has been handed down To
us, and enable every American as he goes
down to the grave to write upon the pillars
of his beloved country, for those who come
after him to reap, EsTo PERPETUA! X