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WILL KNOWN MEMBER or TUE LB0AL PRO /.
.ion thi. city WIN leave in few Gays for the ~
States Of south Caroline, Aisasn. may nsss
.s.y Hssss"sy s' n;ra sss h''' before
A ssIcSFEs NOTIcE-ALL PERSONS HAVING
Of Apdnew Mcclure, hereby notified present the
same 70 ''e ''''' Il Il BAS ssfk Assignee.
CArTIoN.-AIL PERSONS ARE FORBIDDEN TO RE.
y eei,s negotiate cheek dated Nov IS 1884 for $3.50
while IN favor s Pset or bearer and numbered H.
'S 'h'' VAN an S VT ( lsiN 81 f:Is
NEW YORK HISTORICAL socIETY-sEM-cENrEN-
IN NAL CEIEBRATON.-The programme of proceed
ings THIS FAY, is as follows:
The Society WIN assemble at the Library Rooms In the
University, at o'clock p. NJ precisely where their
Guests VIII be received and introduced to the President
by the Reception Committee. Members aud guests
At OK O'Clock l.. NJ, The Society, With their guests
viii proceed to Niblos Saloon where the literary exer
cises win take place in the following order:
]. Prayer.
MUSIC
2 Address by Hon. George Bancroft
MUSIC.
g. Benediction.
The doors Of the Saloon will he opened at X O'Clock
P. NJ for the admission Of those who have secured
tickets for the occasion.
The officers and members Of the Society who have So
cured tickets, tog Their with their guests win dine at
the Astor House O'Clock P. M precisely. Seats at
the table will be assigned by the stewards.
The music at the Saloon well at the dinner win
BE- under the direction of Harvey B. Dodworth Esq
Subscribers to the dinner requested in all to
call for their tickets before IL O'Clock
by order, GEORGE H MOORE, Secretary
NIOTTCE-GRORCE W, HARDENBROoK HAVING
IN made assignment to the Of all his
pery for the benefit Of his creditors all indebted
him requested to make immediate payment and
all having claims against him win please send
statemeDt without delay. CHRISTOPHER KIERSTkD,
D. sssisnee No. 45 Thirty fourth street, New York.
Dated Nov Is, 1854.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF HNrGRA
~ ton, New York, November II, la4-Seaed proposals
for iron bedstead for the Of the EmrAnt Refuge hosp
tsls Wards Island win BE- received BY the
pattern may he soen until next Wednesday, the
22d inst The Commissioner to themselves tho
right to reject snch proposals thoy doom not the
interests OF the institution.
ITO CONTRACTORS.-SEALED PROPOSALS FOR
excavatng and improving Westchester Creek, will be
received until the LIST Of December addressed proposals
care OF Henry Palmer, 1893 William street. New York
plan of the work he and copies Of the specdca
tons obtained by applying above The right to reject
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS
i friends and the public in general, that he has
opened wholesale and retail store, northwest
of Seventh avenue and Thirty fourth street, where
he will constantly keep hand the best of old wines
and hrandcs, together with large assortment of other
lqueurs for family and medicinal Segars of the
choisest quality and flavor. His friends requested
to call and him. between the hours of aud 7oclock
r. NJ, on Monday evening, November 20, 1854
JOHN BEGITN
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Troupe.-The following

Pcrham's Burlesque Troupe.-The following
embraces part of their splendid programme for this
MISUNDERSTANDING Italian opera, burlesque. The Com
panys nnequaled Railroad Gallop, with steam whistle
and collision accompanim mt. Jones's Election Returns
Plantation Holiday Festival Lepete Christine in two
favorite dances. Pantomme OF Sampatchieno to
cude Remember the dollar gift tickets admit four per-
snn each.
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Mics Teresa Esmonde, In Compliance with
her promise will give her second Reading from Thomas
Davis and other national Poets of her native land,
Tuesday the 2Sth instant at Clinton Hail. Aston place
Her committee and other gentlemen DESTROYS of assist
ing then requested to meet at the Irish Military
Library, Eagle Drill Rooms, mt seven O'Clock this
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Just Received, 1000 Overcoats, o. zach,
dress and frock coats &c. originally cast 49, 1000 PAIRS
cashmere PANTS at SO, cost 80, last years make. Bills
On broken banks Of this city taken for clothing
CLIO. LEvIE, corner Of Nassau and Beekman sta.
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New Muslc.-Just Published, the following
mnsc from Auber's beautiful opera 1.-THE syren abont
20 be performed at that avorte Of Nblos
Garden, arranged by Thomas Baker, musical director
conduetsr When the Morning in Giadness sang BY St
Albpn 70 cents Beware ye Maidens sung by Mile Nau
% sents Kind Fortune Aid Me Now sung BY St. Allyn
% cents The overture and all the choice gems this
sfths week. Music gent by mail post paid.
HORACE WATERS, y33 Broadway
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ant OF the Navy Yard at Gospor yesterday prepare
sn the vessel which can be equipped, for orders.-Nor
folk Beacon Nov. IL.
The sloop Of war Germantown was at Rio Janeiro Oct
g. also the United States steamer Massachusetts 70
pAiriuG. - u
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THE MILITARY.

INDEPENDENT BATTALION RYNDERS GRENADIERS
i The regular meeting Of this organization
vened Saturday evening 18th inst, at the Pewter
Mug Major George b. Hail in the chair. The minutes
of the last meeting were read and approved On mo-
tion 1t resolved that the committee dinner have
full power 10 make arrangements with the propretors
Of Tammany Hall to furnish the Judge Advocate
suydam, and Assistant Quarter Master Haley, were
added to the committee On motion 1t re soly ed
that drill of the battalion take place wcdne day
evening next, At ~ o'clock at No. 600 Broa way and
that the commandments Of the different companies be
directed TO prepare their rolls of enlistment.
Christian W. Schaifer and Judge Advocate Suycam pre-
sented to the battalion the of 800 for the purpose
OF procuring flag to be displayed the annual parade
Christmas day, for which muniacent offer resolu-
ton of thanks unanimously adopted. The meeting
then declared adjourned.
GEORGE Is. HAIL. Major Commanding.
JAMES p. HETTfRINGToN, Adjutant.
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F1ahOs ana MeIOuCONs.-Ts GIIbert & Co.'S
prenium pianos, with without the @oan, with iron
rrane adapting them TO cate and circular scales
Horace wstsr pianos having greater bril-
make than any other piano United states
Haet Cumpston's piano of the old Arm Of Hsllet Coz
pianos at great bargains ce $40 s25 $780, 800 SIS $780,
2o &C., 70 $40 Beautiful pianos which have been rented
guaranteed large discount made for cash. To suit
purchasers, monthly payments will be taken. Cash paid
tsr second hand pianos Pianos to rent.
HORACE WATERS, 233 Broadway
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Green's Celebrated Furnishing 81

Furs or Every Varlety.-Knox has his Mag
nfcen stock Of superb furs all ready for the inspection
Of the public; and ladies who wish TO procure a nice
and fashionable set at great bargain should call
upon him at once, either at 500 Broadway No. les
Fulton street.
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Wedding Cnrds.-An assortment or Ever
dells elegant engraved wedding cards, envelopes, Ao
can DO had sent by post part Of the
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DOwFRY GUARDS ATTENT1ON-THERE WILL BE
ID meeting of the Bowery Guards on Wednesday
evening November 22d, at TX O'clock at the Weekly
House. AZ Bowery. All those who intend parading with
the Company are respectfully invited TO attend the
meeting. Punctua attendance is required BY order of
the commapdant THOMAS BENNETT.
WIN. A. POTTER, Secretary. VIM Posr, Orderly.
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CIistadoro's Hair Dye.-This Splendid Dye
has equal in the world The tints impaired by IL
the hair those Of nature Sold wholesale and retail
and applied at Cristadoro's No Aston House.
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Speaking, Almost, the Fifty Cent Large
sire Haguerreofype hkenesses with hand case
clrded, that struck of at 435 Broadway of
Howard street GARBANATI, Artist
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Hair Dye and Wlgs.-Batchcl0r's Hair Dye
superior TO In Sold, applied in their priv
rooms, at W. A. BATCHELOR's Hair Dye Wiz and Orna.
mental Hair Factory, zS9 Broadway. =.
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What! Your Beard won't Grow, Why MY
Onguent viii force your beard or moustache to grow
trong and thick in six weeks, and win stain
the skin. 81 bottle sent to any part OF the
country. r. g. GRAHAM, lot Nassau street.
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CMATIoE wANTEn-BY MOST RIsprCTABIF
- Protestant woman, who thoroughly understands
her duties first class cook In the capsity Of ar
Isrenced Twelve years reference given TO the
fret fanifes in the city. Apply at 10 Hilary street.
Rrcnklyn
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Pierre soulei Dolares Mani Views OF

Niagara j ais, Rome, London, Paris New York, &c.
just added TO magnificent galleries OF 5000 Daguerre
otyJes, free to the public MEADE BROTHERS. 233
Broadway. four Doors above the Astor house.
NIB Pictures taken daily in every style known in the
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EspeRsehesds Hats are thc aaknewae 'ged
s.ysss q ss, Th.y sr; ss,s ~
vhe .sssrssand the n,sser nss,Sr . s ss -,
saa q Brssdvsy Sold s 90 :. is Sasssa street
Daguerr~oaypes for 80 cents, and low prices
generally taken BY Holmes invention the double
two pictures At once sterecscopes and al other
dagueueotypes IN perfection awarded with patens of
the .. s., 9ss Broadway.
Knapp's Dagucrreotypes.-Estab Il
years Gallery second floor OF $50 Broadway between
the Metropolitan and st. Nicholas hotels. Lkenesses
single in groupes In every style Lkenesses copied
Gold lockets, rich cases and frames on hand.
Pierre soulei Dolnres Mani Views OF
Niagara Fails, Rome. london, Paris, New York &C.,
just added TO our magnificent galleries Of 5000 Daguerre
otyJes, free to the public. MEADE BROTHERS, 233
Broadway. four Doors above the Aston house
NIB Pictures taken daily in every style known in the
art.
Speaking, Almost, are the FIFTY Cent Large
sire raguerreofype hkenesses with handsome In
Guided that are struck of at 4S5 Broadway corner of
Howard street. GARBANArI, Artist.
Albert II. Nscolay will Hold HIS Regular
semi weekly auction sale Of stocks and bonds this day.
at 1o3 O'Clock, at the Merchants FIX change For fur
ther particulars see his advertisement in another column
Special Sales OF Stocks and Bontls.-The un-
dersgned will hereafter devote Tuesday, We inesiay,
Friday end saturday to special sales of stocks and bonds
IN addition to his regular semi weekly auction sales,
which take place as usual, Monday and Thursday,
at l2h O'Clock, at the Merchants r Esshange e,
Real Estate and Stock Auctioneer, No Broad street
Wedding Cnrds.-An assortment OF Ever
dens elegant engraved wedding cards. envelopes 10.
DO had application, post Of the
country EvEaDELL, s0 Broadway, corner Of Duane ~
Waiting Card Plate, Beautifully Engraved
aud city cards for Is great reduction wedding cards and
silver door plates at very low prces $; G. CLARK, En-
graver and Printer $50 resdway in the Chinese Building
0Othin9.-Seasonahle Clothing OF tho latest
sye and best quality and scd A prices 70 suit the ses
IAN 30 obtained Of HEWITT cOULSON CO., Ill Fulton
Ftrsst and % Ann street.
Green's Celebrated Furnishing StOre.-At-
tenton is invited to the superior articles gentemen
furnishing department Of GREEN'S shirt No.
Aston House The stock includes every variety
shirts and drawers De Joinville tics cravst gove
half hoes, dressing robes shirt studs shirt buttora
mounted and otherwise handkerchief suspen ders cases
umbrellas dressing cases. travelling shaws &c. ported
for the fall and winter trade The prices moderate ami
the assortment uneQuallcd.
Furs or Every variety.-Knox has his Mag
nfcent stock Of superb urs all ready for the inspection
Of the public and ladies who wish to procure nice
and fashionable "set" at great bargain, should call
upon him at once, either at 500 Broadway, No. les
Fulton street.
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THE TURF.

TtENTREvILLE COURSE, L.I.-TROTTING.-A PURSE
~ Of $50 will be given with inside stake Of S play
pay TO OF 30th Of Now mile heats, beet three
i've to and driver to weigh 800 lbs. free to
that $780, Entries close
Monday evening, Nov 20 at o'clock at Falkland Dur.
otcl Of East Broadway and Catherine street,
Three or more TO make Q feld, and two to start.
JOEL CONKIIN, Proprietor.
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DRY GOODS, sc.

FTP COLES, s66 BROADWAY, TWO DOORS ABOVE
"a Union square black and colored silks at unusually low
prices delanes French merinos bombaxnes Canton cloths
blankets table linen, shtings and shoetngs together with
full assortinens Of housekeeping goods.
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Brandreth's pills-The Never-Fall,ng Re-

Erandreth's Pills-The Never-Failing Re-
every part civilized world and should be in the
possession every who values health
In the how days weeks Of sickness
may they not prevent? Four pills in the beginning
sfcacu than forty doses when the dsease established
Sold at twenty Ave cents per box, At DR. DRANDRETUS
principal oce Brandreth budin entrance No. As Canal
streei.
The Distresss Suffered from Chapped Hands
and chapped face at this season. Is very severe
nothing Of the Disagreement. To remove and prevent
the evil Phalon's Paphan Lotion, its softening,
soothing and purifying effect upon the skim astonshe
all who try it, PHALON, OF Broadway, (st. Nicholas
and 1877 Broadway, Of Dey street Also for sale
by druggists and fancy dealers generally.
Warranted Remcdy-Savc your Money.
Or Tobias's Venetian Iiniment is Warranted to cure
coughs sore throats, humps Group cold feet &C.,
ray Sold by all the respectable druggists In the Uni
ted statesand Canadas Depot 60 Cortland street Price
% and 80 cents.
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1.-TWO RFSFFCTAFLE GIRLS WANT SITUATIONS !;
enc to DE- general housework IN private family, in
OF good ds osition and willing to make herself gene
rally useful the other is rood seamstress, and do
chamhcrwork mind children Please call at No. 40
Charlton street, for two days third aoor back room,
NJ
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Albert II. Nicolay Will Hold His Regular
semi weekly auction sale Of stocks and bonds this day
at 10 O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange For fur
Their particulars his advertisement another column
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FOREIGN CossuI--The President has officially rseog-
missed G. Van steenwyck Consul of Netherlands for
the States of Wisconsin and Michigan and the Territory
Of Minnesota, to reside at Newport, Wisconsin.
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A cARD-HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES
"A AS Pearl street. corsets corsets eorsetsMrs STJNE
importer Of French and English coret OF the most
shape style and coors begs to call the attention.
II ladies to stock just received from the
er in Paris and pdon Sold Wholesale and retail At prices
find II to their advantage call before pur.
chasing elsewhere Don't forget the number AS Pearl
tvs tbree don frornW
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1 SITUATION WANTED AS COOK, IN A FIRST
N class boarding house, by woman who under
stands oil kinds of French English and American cook
ne-creams, pastry and jees, and game Of every kind
she give the best Of city reference May b. seen
for two days II not engaged ut 1874 Elizabeth street. be-
tween Prince and Spring, first floor, back room.
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LECTURES.

r LINTON HAIL-A COURSE OF THREE LECTURES
the eharsster and policy Of the second Cesar and It's
crrelatons with the despotim Of Louis Sapoeon will be
delivered by r. PIERS hEALEY, harrster At law OF the
Temple London At Clinton Hall Aston place Wedaes
days. Nov 20 Dec and 49, st o'clock Single tickets Is
CENTS tickets for the cen gentleman and lady
the 81 tickets Of members to the 80 cents
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hnaPPs ~ nS 80 ~ 40 p..ss..n 49,. -
the Metropolitan and st. Nicholas hotels. Lkenesses
single in groupes In every style Lkenesses copied
Gold lockets, rich and frames on hand.
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O2othin9.-Seasonahle Clothing or the latest
syle and best quality scd prices suit tirue
IAN DO obtained Of HEWITT, c0ULSON CO., Ill Fulton
ytr~et and 90 street.
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a, n-poORREEPING, WRITING AND ARTTHME-
nlO tic Come at Pain'es Academies, 2o7 Grand
s2ree New York. and 1876 Fulton street. Brooklyn and
Won will save mondy. Don't think, because the price
low. the instruction Is interiors but call at any RI
Writing, from 10 O'clock, " Hlsssoka
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COAL, &C.

C,0AI, CoAL-sS 26 PER TON.-sHERIfF'5 SALE
~ will be sold in quantities not less than ton, And
delivered free otcarage to part Of the city, weighed
by the SherH's weigher The best quality OF rel ash
stove ana egg at So % per ton well screened Apply
to James Smith at the marble yard 1o7 East Eighteenth
street, Third avenue Sale will continue four days
If not sold before. Cartnen so cents less.
COAI, COAI-s575, Sc 80, IS 75-BEsT RED ASH
~ stove egg size 7 mixed IS 30 mud IS rs for this
week only delivered TO part Of the city Call Mt the
mechanics coal Office No 80 North William street. Of
Chatham.
H,OAL.-CHEAPER THAN AT ANY OTHER PLACE
~ in the city.The subscriber will deliver nut coal
for two days from boats at only IS per ton free Of
carriage, TO any zrt fthe city Full weight warranted
N. BAN otbervnd Of coal at equally low prices.
JACOB w. CoRNwEII, 479 Broome street.
HoAL.-I HAVE NOW OPENED NEW YARD IN
~ Dpsre street, near Broadway, in connection with
old established yards King and Greenwich Streets
and Twenty street and Ninth where intend 70
sell the best quality ash at the possible price,
for cash. Weight warranted, or coal forfeited
CoAL YARD TO LET FOR TERN OF YEARS.
~ The yard contains hve lots of ground well fitted up
With covering sides, In location; has
y rec used, and IL we'll established Address W. e.,
hudson street Poet Once.
DEACH ORCHARD COAL DIsCHARGIN0.-LAND.
ing, cargo Of first quality and stove sises, which
will be sold at the lowest market delivered direct from
heboat rescreened from yard Also for sale Cum
terand camel Liverpool orre and white ash Scbuyikill
andscentre, and corner Of Jane and West streets.
-
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A SITUATION WANTED, AS sEAMsTRESs OR TO 10
N light chamberwork; Is first rate dressmaker, and
make chirens dr. Has the best Of city refer
ence as TO character and capabilty; would go out by
the day, week or month understands all kinds OF family
sewing Call at 372 Second avenue, in the fancy store
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A WILL KNOWN MEMBER or TUE LB0AL PRO
"A sion Of this city, will leave In few for the tth
Parties tesirins the services OF confidential Attorney
States South Carolins Alabama Ceor IA may make
arrsnsmepts with him. addressing note before Wed
Hesdsy, to Attorney, Herald once.
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DLANKETs AND FLANNELS-HEAL WHITNEY
ID and Bath blankets at reduced prices.
A. T. STEWART 4 co,
BroadwAv
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL.
IA to do plain cooking, washing, and ironing, of q
small private family; good city reference given. Apply
at Isl West Fortieth street, near Eighth avenue.
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A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS
"A seamstress; cut and at children's and ladies'
dresses Can DO at her last place. where she has
lived seven years. l76 Second avenue.
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A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WHO Is COMPETENT
N to cut and ft ladies' dresses, would go out to
work by the day week. Can be at l39 Seventh
avenue, third floor, front room.
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dersigned will hereafter devote Tuesday Wednesday
Friday end saturday to special sales of stocks and bonds
In addition to his regular semi weekly auction sales
which take place, as usual. Monlay and Thursday
at l2h O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
ALBERT II. NIC0LAY,
Real Estate and Stock Auctioneer No Broad street.
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A VERY RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SrrU-
N alton as cook, in private family; she thoroughly
understands her business in all its branches Can give
satisfactory references from the highest families in the
city, where she has lived for several years. Wages
o much looked to as steady home. Please call for
days, at POI Fast Twenty first street. between First
and Second avenues.
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4 TEMPERANCE LAW IL ONO:

WHO could have anticipated it, Tie last State
Election Ia Ohio resulted in signal defeat OF the
adyocat,s OF Prohibition. An immense amount of
Di,tillaton be. for generation been carried on 10
Ohio while Brew g C!dermsk king ord more recent
y Wiue-making. are very e1t.nsTeiy prose ,u.el
tLere. II these are in addition TO the influence Of
I;quorsell.rg and Liquor-driIkiug Finally Ohio il.
aIsely led with recsn, nmigr N. from Germ ny
who as csss are decidedly hostile to oar Init on
al tie m.n's glorious liberty 70 make a. be sr Of
himself.
And yet Restrictive Liquor Law has been framed
sEl passed by the present legislature OF Ohio
,ned and passed. lot by the frienls but the slver
.sI;cs Of Prohibition. 1t is not liw that we can
spIToye. believing. DO that u has no more
ri-ht TO ect half drunk than dead drums and that
gill oil ALCOHOL contained in pint OF wine bottle Of
beer rug OF cider s just pernicous and poison
Gus IS ii il were EMBODIED IL half pint Of rum. gin
brandy whisky But the consistency OF this law is
10 siair OF ours Here is It's substance and we hail
il tie Larbineer OF better legislation hereafter
Wistever impedes The finishing processes of the
dIunksrt-mauuaeture il preparing the way for a d.
rect assault Oh the business in its outset and earlier
progress. The new Ohio aw provides as follows:
Il j. lawful under il; 20 sell tie. B.er CIDER or Ig,r.
uAnuiaciurea 81 the pure Juice Of tine grape in Ohio
rfr0ta rtr Tie Hr0c It makes II unlawful 20 sci 10
to Ier-ons into2 Gated or In the lab, ri .
70 srd declares ell places where liquor is sold in violation
4 AW nuisance, and 10 b, abated as such
IL also provides that ever person who by selling liquor
la cause the mt 1eaton OF another person shall be- liza
be or ard compelled ply rpesonaiie comm ps,.;, =.
auy reon yho may take charge OF the intoxicated nso
trd one dollar per day don for every day every ncb
's"n 'ha be kef "A Consequence Of such jaoxica,on,