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New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
CUPREME CoURT-EDwARD BRoDERICK

SUPREME COUk1.-EDN AMI DItODEhIIh
.ss !oHSh Of ss.ss k.t
.s~sr the compliant in hi. .on which sod Of
GJ & n ss s o q & s CITY os he :ns Ms
th % ey xsa Ga tas s.say .as,;ts
the this exclusive OF the day :eh ser
the p.as. .hi. seton will judgment
hundred and athIse do. and ai,yssn,
ss.:: :sd s &. edSS
Fsso. 1854 eabIRs si ss 'Ii ME % %SoDHH A10
CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of
sEw XSgTes Rs s Ss ss:a sa
ant You are herby summoned required the CON.
s c seton gas4 VS. @ dy hsd hs s I t sn R Ia the
.sd City and couat And oO Of 'Sa taSsi W % ns s s
.sd City, within twenty after the service Of th .qn@0o 90
Of the s& Of ~ S se Rr hs you pus hi.
st .e:n ns s judgment .ssn .od
:n'ys-s .:n &. 50 fS; S s
no besides the e0'' Of ss :e.es ps'eS Ss.y'
mig l..s- Sat Plain,iaS As'rpeys
CUAS LOUNsBERRY, Dentist, removed from No.
- SIS Broadway No. lso W.st lsthst near sth sy
SyLyEsTER LAY, Attorney aud Counsellor at
edsemspfs &c D.l.~sr. NJ
&. Hs q Psesass Albany Q W Pecsh., Esq Ml~si,
s.. VIM Necsuley Wilmington Del
THEODOkE sEDGWICK has resumed the prae-
" n be ioSlG at + .oBes No s. Brosd~sy -
WIRE WINDOW SHADES, Ofhce Signs, &c, oil
w .n size ard eessny painted landscape letteed rotnr
device required them, BY LEE Co NO W
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE--I have this day as
u f1c.ted tth ms hr JAMES SPENCE snd NJ EDWARU
PATVS opened house IN Liver enaet .ne
snSe he 6ra Of THOMAS kfCHARDsOS Co Ia this CITY Ad
PhiiadelphA ALd RiCHARD50S sPENcE Co. Lvsrpooi,,
Sewyork March l. iS54 TdoaAs nlInAhD,oN-
nTSSOI IJTTION-The Copartnership heretofore
IL sxs,ns between Hoosh Of Chicago D. Josepn brown
an Palmer o. H0Gsh Of Chicago Ill, 1ade the nsms
II HoUGH Co. expired By I'm .9H on Is nH d.y "
'--~' By ANDREW BROWN Atry.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the limited
~ P.rt,enp the proyoas Of he Reysd
OF the s day OF NAY ls52
xhsr.in JOHN ABERCROMBIE GRAY the General Part
sre JoEN GRAY the certificate formation whereof
was srv Sled Oce the Clerk OF the City sui County
SswYcrs dissolved and srIninse1Dsted Ne~ fot March
l, lesl y0aH a., AZ .s =, aghoi| "hAi'
NOTICE notice 20 the pro-
vors of the State Of New YORK emitted
"Lined reships" they have formed limited psr'nenp'
which such psr,rersnp 70 oe con
Sucted JOHN GRAY that the general nsnfe Of tse
be Newpaper Book and 100 rna<;
such other business U1sy Asus.~s
sooI and Job Printers and serscyes that ne
ran. II General Partner iateresc9 tes.e7 .on.
ABERCROMBIE GRAY who resides tn toe Cty Saehly .a
sac NsvYor that the Special Psftnes intsssea ZEN
pI HARD PATRICK resides Ia the sad Cy Co1oy snd
s Yers that ofespfa vhsh the said Special
- soes IL I<enyaye Tnol-
rS nciIsr, the period a. Sheh sad pArtner
it \, I'll :errsiss ,.sasy ninth DAY Of FebaUy ls5
Ds''d NJ" JOIN AsFRcRoNBrE GRAY Gsnsral Partner
<. i-..-- .--.--- 80 .'A !H'nsi
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

County York notice hereby gwen 20 s persons nav
sgaiD WILLIAM lDE late OF Monf,ey1e Sanot
MA with vouchers thereof 10 the sab
.cber At the store of barues Co No yohnst 10 ths
CITY Of New before tho third day Of OCTOBER next
Dated New. York the thirty first day q March 1884
al fms
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
s.,e. a. the s,oek E,ehange. .Arnn l.

|sssec HuSssp Cow Bas. as az
SScc -. IndisBs Bonds. 49,. a5
feeIn. q R-R BIDS. ..sx int 81
art n. Y. c r X. Bds. .sis -
sec eo.....;;;;.,...;S - ~ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

Of the County Of Kings motto, h hereby stysn
cordps 10 all pepons hsvss claims against BENEDICT
ROGERS lsto Of the City Of Wiiansbusa deessed that
the, are required exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
TO tie abs ANN ROGERS her place Of residence No
6 South stb City cf wDsmsbursh before ths
,i.th dsy OF October neIt = Dsted March 49, 1854
wiLLIAH ROGERS, Executor. and
ALERT ROGERS, and Erscatrs
fauAu NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

~ Ps.eh formed pag.n, to tas Of fss Ee,sss
xbsr.in JOHN ABERCROMBIE GRAY the General Part.
mar nd LEWIS TAPPAS the Special Partner nader the hrn sod
OF JOHN GRAY the certificate Of the formation whereof
was div sed Oee the Clerk Of hs City sut County Of
S.wYors dissolved and tsrrninsed Ne~ fors nAes
/, 1854 y0aH a,S A5.s y, ,aghoiE ~ "hAi'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

~ thai HENRY Killing, Tailor of No 80 Grand st. has rhls
nay made and the underzned OF All hs
oi i'm trade claims ot the general benehi Of
h creditors thereof taken poessoo OF ths
same Persona bted said King relused TO stto
their dsy snd all h,yps demand. against him
ste duly slthentat.d 70
AT nv ~ Columbss where s,i sssisanen
be seen SOLOMON J. N0RDLlNGER, No 70 Coumbisst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

DIN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR.
~ auable rssaedy aseady spsi
~ fa e.
,a M me woa u y rs up 7 IN bottles
ay sinilaI
@ aa s rs sso s 5 al
s6 sE has u yfSta cT 81
ny as Ss Rus thu strictly
ssdsairoo together forming compound aud
aE'n'1a o ss bn gssr Ms5,a
rss ohosase Journal Ohio Of
s
ash only @ as &
s 70 saus busisean
Bear sar
'1fHsA.sh me WONDER OF THE WoRLDi
M III liz Hs ssss
~ fused especially
MIL me- NOR,
s.r.npsra to III.
'nseted community Al superior article
W. 1 mint EsSjadArIsm o~hs. ID:
"a
.Ass. year.
III y M Sars was
disease until you,
q sa1.
nj @ asss
asi'ssvs SSss 81 # NY y ss I'm
ss sS aa ii s:
ss r. s sss
its '.'
LswiaPori, n.y., December alsaI
John he Female
IF ssp ar
h H
,saIs tfs 81 braces renew.
We and perhsp
a 4 ana "a sas y ss sssJ
sIn WHICH oIlsa as.snaaa. Vim danTsr sui
i BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN.
aGT s s sm = III gs @
sss ID sa s st md & @ n
Known makes me akin clear The psc
sesRg s sus n. w q
morbid asisT
.s
sppsed M they would aSasaaan
III
aSrrEa TESTIMONY 81 Hsa OFFERED IN FAVOR
sus hare no hs.asn n says hA
many slaadsial ass sdis -
@ Ss
Ky fss isss SAMss a MOORE M D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

= 8 = - .
SHAW 70. los at Clinton, East Feliciana-
s ass AZ ssE the Terr end
\ fa,,5sfsxA IN n meets evarv Fr;.,av evan;Sc
= III = 4
i q r 4 ;ssss I.
s ssssf. 'ss's' 1 Z '1''sl' 1se'i
WAsal !, No 2esss every y. Thursday even
bsnbslt n & Jcn DAVE y d y esliasso secre
sSx enar NJ q ssta syery Manaav ays
as - 1sHao 81 ~ 3 = o1e .ss =
gsc1sfsry THOMAS Shield Psf Secretary Bernard
asS meets avery Thursday evening
ss5d Fsosvs, tta aif5
aas,lfon n II III r Jssys . 4 IL sost ~
rsfsry d i Bonnet Psr secretary Thomas Hal.
.JFpSpssf,S No. d. meets every Thurs1 ~ evening
TsasS d Ssfuel Gafpn ~ ~ n Ianbefton
vsashf ~ sssrstsry s GossIl
SIyToala 4. NJ. ia. nests everv rpes,, az avan;n,
S III room, No q Odd Fsliors Hal. o6iccssg Raj.
ronf h (; /. ii nieter y G n Bnn. secrasary s'.i
shssnbach, Treasurer u ieutsT, Pr Secretary
@egs s,a Sssry s nueaaay evening
5oua' a 4 1, Hr,lcs u; pstsrson sscrs :.
fsrv j u Vslsh Treasprer = : 80
fa,sssna,|. ~ NJ f2 s,sry -.
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soFiisv Eeersfsrv. e y FoVer 81 " VII
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xsr5 Thsaasns Van Hpg pr a. ~ sso-
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sfs~S n NJ fsr9,nn, 5,sr : 49, sar,;ss
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" ~ a esss evening "a
f3s Il ~ ts,s s = n = FL
4 81 y \ Ts = = n
III secfstsiy
iase!s every Tuesday evening
g u ssnlnssos5 Hay Ihfa District oicegEH
sessfsfy i Mauns psr Ssc,atsrv Il .i;,Isna,s
4sSsy ri III. 4 ~. "a q, AZ. go
s. 49, "a Asses oVsfy y eunea0ay
T. k.sS 81 sssl focm second District omcers
s ecretssS Ins aens psr oss1s Il
AZ 81 n
* s'SSsa sssay naesaay evening
Mama N Fo-t X = u y; ~
lsy tneys Per ssorstsry sf, ssnel ,,s sssae
lEDErEHpESuH NO 23. meets every Wednaada
evening Ut room NO q Odd Fellowa Han . dfirars.s
Berger, n Oil Wilam Furbiuver " a 4 p K,si,r
secrst&ry Brchsa Per sscrstary j q Krobs Trsa
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16
TX NTCKERBOGKEEz PATENT COOKING
"a RANsEs-TIRAT PREMIUM.

PRICE 3 G0ULON, Plumbers, lo7 Poydras
rssos Nav orlaa, the public
CARRY on ne above
IA iB BRASS FAUCETS ali kinds c0oKING
IN rgadPn 1tsa ag II ~ PIPES Of every
AnS SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly up rapaires
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16
VAR. WATsON's GARD. = will mae no othe,

EIS.5 zGhhD.--I VIII use Ofhtl
ART in the advertisement han
q bee master Of those
sole thcse only merit that
Ihase given attention
hei doctor, know them than they
and Which has yentused contradict
+. STRUCTURES NODES, ULCERS, SORES, elects, SORt
etc. ust familiar
81 which without vanity
,tner merit than that OF experience.
effect few days difficulty
longer DURATION the patient to such
curse e treatment VII draw him The
need not altered There
proofs
secrecy, which always invioahly preserve
have which do not think II necessary
'atisfd that reputation already
lin the morning until O'Clock night
s5g sl siss7 W. WATSON, M. d.
M Stuntnynh n,uo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16
ICE--ICE,--ICE.

ICE! 1CE!LJ. STAFFORD & Co, Wholesale
and in ICE No 70 Eysian Fds street opposite
'he Fonteharirain Railroad kepot, lower side: y 6
No. 1b9 Old Levee street;
No. Tchoupitouass treetY
No. New Levee street;
No SIS New Levee street;
No Commerce atree;
No. 6s5 Tchoupitouas street; - ..g
,,,,,z - No 4Sl Levee street.
TWO ICE HOUSES between Ninth and Ha,monv s,,eas Eo
District. Office No. IS New Levee. isnI Jv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16
RUG IN EDICTNES.

sE WRIGHT & co.'s CATALOGUE OF
~ GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
shish sey oass supply and psacr lowss
s saesl Depat spesia Agency No. III CHARTERS ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16
nRNAMENTAL IRON WaRR c..

me AFLOAT-20o0 bbls Rockland Lime,
A. pELAGRAyE CO, - Msgai!ns street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

"A CERTAIN CURE.-Dr. GooD's Compound
IN EXTRACT coPAvAThs is the great % ).
svel used in New York aud other cities positive
onofrhes, elect the
Sold No CHARITIES STREET. = an,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

from THE REV. FLANAGAN, OF BANBROoE. o. W.
Wnsns hase made the trial ernugs
And with the aathsppy rosulta In family
oonas t. ny expulsion Of
c YerDlge and
its certain and chdYan
July ls,1a4s. yOF5f; FLANAGAN
~ Phyacansg WINER's CANADIAN VRissi
fuSE Thinmedtcine is
% With sad confidence
Over gents
and the ecscy
3ililble remedy, Warrantedin alIeaaes . =
Prepared only JOHN and Whole
ale Drnggst. Hamilton, Canada West. ~
t Sold whooaaiennd retail sprices BY
hsa, ~, r. J. WRIGHT co, New crleans,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16
yEyHE subgoribers leg leave to cali the

fESHE Subscribers beg leave to call the
IL attention o the generally selected $4
osk Of h and DR. UGs, MEDICINES, EXTRACTS AE
CHEMICALS, ESSENTIAL OILS PAINT, vARNISfl, HAT S&
HAIR TEETH BRUSHES thsii large
FANCY for adse they receiving
expressly this market They offer
snline the stock, and send il their ordsrs,
FAMILY carefully put up, pnrestsr
tisies. 5st5tS
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS carefully sud quito,
sithneAness snd dispatch. ~ 49, = ~
Il ]. q. POTTER 4 CO. ,successers to P. L. Massey,
Wholesale and Retail DTuggists,
. N5A tsasat NAHEu rlesns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

JTTS IA FACT, established beyond the ehadoz
Of Doubt the Testimony of the ost eminent
hJenns than with
afflicted children die snnu
from those Diseases when the either
the
oI Worms then
aned failed to destroy Worm
This supported BY ,esi
eny the
COUNTRY The emo dyie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16
wINER's CANADIAN YERMIFUeE.

WARRANTED PURELY VEGETABLE.
and than
q s symptoms which indicate
lolos the countenance pale color
WITH dnsheh tho heavy dull the
patient 70 pick hin disturbed patient Otter
akening In fright and liable ostsrng grinding tbe
sst appshs irregular being
10 IRE following but ia 3D.
to tho fact that
MADAM pERAliFUGEIS SUPERIOR REMEDY FOR WORMS
MEDICAL EyTDENCE.
medicineprs
AIRED ey mr. John Mnar OF WINERE ca
MADAM being satsaed with tu
II sale ard for the
W ormsfrom the intestinal eapsI q. o'RFfILY -
slsentate Of tic ~ q. otSuFSeunklL ireland
@. W. DICKINSON,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

u at distance have the he Die
sent 20 their address, by giving full particulars
eIoalnh . zee o. ten doars [mys lyd&wl e DR. JAMES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

1AlNTs AND C0L0RS--The subscribers.
Green al Yeio ~ nanaaesy At rhiadpha have chroms
at lamp bsea Black Paia yellow ohre spansb
,IHARy co.,s Tehoupi,ouls. ,,r..,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16
q = 7AteFlor Enenmpuient
I[Af5NokaA No. 4, Baton Rouge. ID

MpUSr SINAI No ., at FRANKLIN. st. Mary'a
81 ~ Shaw No 10, at Clinton. East Feliciana.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

NJ. your vim
as. prorasi cabs Syphiltic Cachsxi
Of to consist in
Modification the huid the body with con
junction with Think would prefer ps
saran Of sarasparian any phycan will s ys,u
poalsanairg the into is competition.
Respectfully, ysurs. W. 7. pREETISE, u,
Nv. Darea bar A.It III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

Psr Ts y. s cognr McRYsTAL Va B.
nav ITT6m srss NY....No. I5s lt @l6
Virtue of writ of feri facias to me
4SGss T., At u o'clock NJ Ten my Once
One HORSE AND CAB No "a
sezed in the above suit - J" Tspvs--c,.h re 81, "
-os / n tJoppF flonztshle. Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

eAasTuRAGE.-Good Pasturage for a..
Inquire at II Poydras street, or 49, sS'e --4-eA
apal sm I. THAYER, on the promises.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

TIW a ABEL VINES pipes Tenerife;' 9
isis' - quarter DO dol for sale BY s. 7ff9
's's 8. WOLFF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

GyN DEAD CATTLE.--One dollar.zzN
MEAl VII ld b eald for every fresh DEAD HORSE
oiahh road iaads 10 the yard. M .n1 graveyard good
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-16

4 SHOICE WINES AND LlQUORS.-BRAs.
Of the vintage 1928 1909 and Iao6 o.
snd qualities. 53.., "a " -, tioespiieei
Reserve Pashenho South Side and
Gordon and Harmony Nephewa Old Port SIN
dock Creme de BouEy eu Sefy and
asss, of all qusli,ies. 80 - saaAs Ahs
81 ccx Rum Irish ola Roanokt
and old Rye Whisky Brandy Frusund Fru Juice.
M Berlin and
ts .sa a. s.r ss found fer saah city paper
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13

Eg- How small our knowledge is |
how narrow our minds ! We float
above in a sea Of error, and catch
here and there a pearl Of truth ; and
each knows nothing Of the treasure
which another finds.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13
Rdns sBioS0Id9Io iWOfks,

Igroggery,oinsV VoluntoWh, 1Conn1skept
by one widow Robins, ana purchased
4 quantity Of rum .alsHsu Started opt
and was not seen for two Orthree days,
when his friends becoming alarmed,
commenced searching for himsi For
a. while their efforts were without
avail, but finally after forming large
companies, and Exploring eyer nook
and corner Of the country for miles
around they found him;a a weekhaying
ltranspired since ,hisgdisappearance.-
sfYes, they found hing and shl what's a
Esight; stretched upon the turf he lay
a corpse, swollen, purified, black,
loathsome, frightfuL Z From the posi-
ton ofhis twisted body and contoted
limbs, twas evidentthat he had died
lin dreadful agony; on one side ofhim
was q jug containing about quart Of
whiskey, and on the other an empty
Ibottle---the hell!black spirits and hor-
IIrid death watches Of their wretched
'R sHit tGR iiIt tilG NGlY0i 4.
'fiSStn; ~ .tn; 55i SHu. .5uahasgsb \ 8tE \.
\ 7 A drunken afray occurred a few
days since, ,oinr which James Murphy
was murdered by James Rodgers.
John sharkey and Frederick sevinae
were engaged in q difficulty, when
Rogers interfered and attempted to
separate them; James o Murphy, the
deceased, picked upsa stone with
/ which he Knocked Rogers down, and
struck him several times after he had
fallen. He then ran away. The other
Il individuals walked a little distance,
and were standing peaceably together,
| when Murphy came back and made
another attack on Rogers. Soon after
they clinched, Rogers stabbed MUIR
IEphy in two places; theIlatterscreamsd
\ out that he was cut. He lived only
a short time. These individuals were
n acquainted with each other before,
/ and had never been known to have
any difficulty previous to, that time.
\ 4 Another drunken disaster occurred
the other day, in iChiATthur Green
was killed by John Fisk. The circum-
stances, Of the murder are substan-
TALLY these: Green and Fisk, in COM
/ Eany with several others, called at a
/ grog shop on the evening of the muir
der, accompanied by a woman Of i'll
fame. After, drinking several times
round, majority ofothem, including
| the deceased and the prisoner, became
very much intoxicated. Fisk then be :
| gan to boast Of his ability to whip any
man in the crowd; he made some in
sulting demonstrations towards Green,
when the latter left the company.
Fisk being detained,by the other per-
sons when the latter left, he went in
pursuit Of Green, and after finding
\ him, knocked him down with a weapon
that fractured his skull and broke q
blood-vessel, causing about four ounces
Of blood to settle on the brain, and
\ producing instant death. oaaa'
Occurrences like these are not un-
usual in our midst. We see them re-
corded in almost every newspaper
that we peruse. Indeed, the work Of
\ rum is a bloody work. 1t not only
\ blasts its victim and sends him on his
way to hell, reeking and rioting on
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13

dttFzJ @SNst ~" SAtOi 40 ef,f,
y oThe aPFohibiionist y contains an
.Originalletter addressed touEaC CgDe-
slavan, dated Now s8th, 1885, from
The renowned Neal Dow. This gen
tlsman isbslieyed to be 4 man Of bis
word and mo- decent personlhasleve
simPeachsd hisIReracitybnT nThso oIdtter
was written for publication and tfis
not probabfe Ehat he would state an
bptruth.. We say this simply by way JEs
of preparing our readers for a repsti-
stiondnthe publicpress ofthe infamous
lie that the Maine Law is whollyih-
efficient. Dow, after giving an account
of the stateOf things in Maine before
the passage ofithe law, says sN In
stanay"1(viz, on the enactment Of the
-law)@shs Wholesale trade came to an
.'ehd5aud the open sale Tof liquors BY
retail ceased. IN many parts Of the
State gr0gshops are thoroughly exter-
minated = and in no city, town or viii
lage in the State, is there such athing
as openrumselling. Everywhere that
tradeIiS under the ban of the law, and
nis regardedas infamous, as utterly in
consistent with the interests Of tthe
State and the happiness of the people,
and theamandate has gone forth that
as6d1 be destroyed" OF which Of the
States where there is not prohibitory
law can il be said that " "grogsbops are
thoroughly erterminated'' and the liquor
traffic isyegardsd as i,yamousg cd
Jcilare," I'VE wish we had just such
failure in Ohiol ".g,
en- Ask the old rumsellers of Maine
whether Dow'slaw Is a future. They
have learned BY sad experience that
the word failureis the most unfprtu.
anate one in the dictionary to represent
the truth Of the case.d The letter
above referred to quotes from such 'au-
Tthority, One Or these engaged IN the
y liquor traffic in. Portland before the
\ enactment Of the law, aud who knows
whereof he speaks, declares Hthatks
formerly sold four times as much Ii
,quor as an now sold in Portland, and
l at the same time there were many
dother large dealers in the city, some
.d0fwhom sold muchmorethan he did"
Ta'Another declares that he sold more
in, a, month than is now sold in Port
land ina year !; and the largest dealer
of all simply makes the declaration
that those statements are false which
attempt to make the impression chat
the Maine law ls q failure ma u eao 4
Speaking Of the probable continu-
ance Of the law, Dow says "At
this moment the. law is the leading
interestin Maine, and is regarded by
all good men as among our most i'm
.eportant institutions, and as such they
will stand by and support, and defend
it from every assault, from whatever
quarter it may come" a aaar
On These are encouraging statements,
and we believe every word Of them.
Professed friend Of temperance, but
enemy to the Maine law, throw away
your professions and enter the ranks
of the open snsmies Of prohibition or
acknowledge your error and put on
your armor '
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13
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The talented AuthDress, Miss Les-
lie, has published awofkOn "tstdViOar''
for tie benefit Of Fhsf sex which has
received the universal spcomiuHmb oigi ~ ( of
the Press. We1hsve notread ths,sn-
tire book and do not propose, tcawrite
a review We have glanced ata few
chapters and at the risk of fincafng the
displeasure Of our contemporaries and
of;being regarded wanting . cul-
atedtsskand refinement efmG1neFs,
We shall express our dissent " some
ofthe prescribed rules, we We like pol
ished manners, but the enamel should
not be worn of, We admire refine
ment, a cultivated naturalness, but we
gabhor all rules Of etiquette not founded
In reasong which have nothing 10 re-
commend themubut thatthsy are fash
ionable.. ? "A mere slave Of fashion ais
the most pitiable, as well as the most
contemplate ofcteatures.9iqqs isaoY
Doubtless there are many things,in
Miss Leslie's book worthy Of the high
est commendation, and It may be Pn
the whole useful; but the Lord deliver
us from the society Off young Lady
whose notions of gentility are formed
after this model. ''' .a0o1'a, is1A
In the chapter on. the behaviour of
young ladies at a /" Hotel table, = she
says, "itis in bad taste to go to the
table ina party colored muslin de lane
dress. q hing which always has the
effect ofcalico, and like calico giyesIan
y unladys like look even to the mOsts4e-
cided LADY, Wesupposeif one Of Sur
country cousins, who has, no better
/ dress, than q good muslin de lane Or
/ clean calico, (and who is thankful even
for that should go to a genteel- Hotel
she must'stay away from the table, o.
\ be gazed at as decidedly vulgar and
unladylike. This is cruel ! When at
the table she. says: ;i.awhen you have
done cutting up what you are going TO
eat lay aside your knife, transfer the
fork to your right hand and take a
!, small piece Of bread iinl your left. I"
a" In eating anything soft use your
fork, as a spoon turning up the hollow
side that the cavity may hold your
food" OF course the old fashioned
way Of spreading a slice Of bread with
butter is decidedly vulgar the bread
must berbroken up into very small
pieces andq (if eaten lat all) one at q
time! q Why use the fork in eating
apple OF tomato sause rather than the
knife Is the fork more like q spoon
than the knife2 or is it aIless dam
gerous weapon to come in proximity
to the mouth n The rule is without q
reason, but fashion, demands its OBJ
servation, Some simpering simpleton
with more money than brains, at
Saratoga or Newport, has been seen
thus to- perform, and all the world
must follow or be set down as i'll bred
and vulgar. Again" 1t is vsry &n-
graceful to eat an orange at the table
unless having cut a bit off the top you
eat the inside with a tea spoon.D
Fudge !" Novices sometimes eat lob
sters simply with salt or vinegar only,
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