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&oale'e TemerDer Il dberMn96s M0emtur.

MECHANICS SAVINGS BANk 0.
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Sos. 1. 8, 5 uno z, 0fprb Gutap StroFe
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@intamIen0 DollarS per csabr.

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IN benen Ndperst Dstrteben wtrD, I'm dtAemeinen
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bcren Sperattpnen an3ule6fn. arn
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tNa@fpGssr Won 9 BtIItsu.G p)
Sol5bdnbler lnl @rOBen unD &leiurerfouf.
uniUn ,9pf neben benz RDrfpsf Dampfr gpborf
lfnfen 6e Iufmerffantteit Der Deuti&en Baltimc rf's ans n,
srSSs9 wager Won 8aus unb S9retnerbUl3 unb Icnaf.
ae characterization, ste baIten 6tefeben tn srBgter NustpGb,
Mta22.I
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ARE occupied In its growth, chiefly cultivated by
slave labor, the product Of which, at ,wo pence
per pound. would yield &37 .0O0,0O0 sterling.
The time would fail to tell Of the vast amount OF
smoking in Turkey and Persia--in India all clas-
ses and both sexes indulge in this practios; the
Siamcse both chew and smoke--in Barmah oil
ages practise it-children Of thros years old and
OF both ssxcs--China equally contributes to the
general mania and the advocates of the habit
boast that about one.fnurth of the human raoe are
their clients, or TINT there certainly hun.
dred millions Of pmokera
Ar. not these ssn,i.,ics perfectly aa,oundingf Il
no. this wsnson was.c Of money upon m idle
custom admitted by Ito warmest advocates 10 bc
only q luxury, seldom beneficial, alwNys danger.
ous Thia financial view Of the qoestion oughtto
arrest our attention Every working man who
consumes only one ounce Of "shag, "retuvns FOR
birds eye.o per week, or the very moderate
quantity of four pounds per annum, pays out ofthc
fruit Of his labors l2s 3d. 10 tho goverementin the
shape of sax on his luxury. Let tho working
mnn look to .h!s Tho arnoant Of money they M.
nunlly expend 10 boer spirits and tobacco. would
place them all In easy aud comfortable circumstAn-
co.. and in . very few years obtain for them the
franchise as electors much more quickly than
friend Bright get II for thcm. daughter and an
plRnse.1
NV friends, believe mo that II you would break
your tobacco pipes, and mover again drink u drop
of intoxicating drinks you would riso In the
world with rapidity you little dreamed Of Tor
one would cheerfully vote for manhood suffrage
If all mon were sobcr and well informed. zap
plause.) The learned doctor dwelt at great length
ON the moral and hysical OWLS Of t'bacco and
after strongly appealing to his hsarers. and cape
cially to the ladier. to aid in its supprcssion he
concluded by expressing his belief TINT unlosr
something stayed the tobacco plague in Amerioa,
that nation never could no great IL was stunt
ing their growth, md they fc'oit.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-29
A Republican United Statos Senators
Opinion Of the Men who Extol tho Acts
of Old John Brown.

Tho Providence Journal. whose editor is tho
Hon. Henry B. Anthony. Rhode lsinnd United
States Scnntor says:
We eonccde very sincerely the courage, truth
fntness aud Observation-Disclosures Of John BroNu.--
Bat we altogether condemn his not. We do not
donl.t TINT he din what he thought was ght But
we do not think TINT his course was right ltis
deserving of condemnation, not Of imitation.
There some distinguished mon from whom
we differ uron this sui cci. Now there is one
thing we should ike to have explained by Mr..
Emerson. MIR. Philhps, and the others. who tell
us that John Brown Is the man who has mndc it
possible for an American to own without shame IN
Europe that ho is m American. who proclaim
his .allows is to be forever glorious like the cross
aud much more in the Same style. II all this IL
So; il john Brown in his lats nltsmpt WAS tho mo
del man; if he did what il ia tho high duty "i IL
nnbe-beartcd spirit to do. if he set the example.
which is wo,thy Of such unqualified adn'iratio"
and of imitation. why in tho world do not these
heroic men who talk 50 loudly 60 and do what he
did? Why are they content to stand upon tlli-
lower plane of Manhood. which thoy now occupy
They have talked mngnf'ently about what mnk es
II n,nn in this crisis. Why do they not try t" be
men after the mudrl which they commend? i"
be sure the experiment would hc pcliluus, nay, IA
inl Bu. wAnt oI thntY True greatness. nny,
manhOnd, we nre told consi.ts in such II sacrliicr
as Browns. Why not thea hurry and make it !.
e TO do, more Or the cause to which he is falling
u martyr than he could ha,o done by the elo-
qucnce off, Pit and the long lii' ola Mcthuse-
iah. Why lo lhcy not then join him. help on tho
Victory of tree 'on and place their names, vita
Isnwns, among those 'hat men will not willing
y lot die?"
Change your words. or acts, gentlemen. Eth
follow Brown. or modify the language with
which in your ilolatry of him you have chosen to
characterize h1 deeds So long ns you do not.
you show that YOU nrc not men, measured by the
standard which you yourselve. holi up. Let us
have something besides the -Dnichman's pray
orts." or else fewer Of them. Tho inmcntalle re-
suit of this indiscrmnato praise OF an honest hut
crring man, will be the encouragement of others
to follow his unhappy example, while thosc who
furnish the encouragement keep themselves at u
safe distance from peril, and spend their hernic
lives in g'orifying through words what they dare
not do themselves. That may lee IL lofty style of
her ism, but we have not yet attained to IA
height whore il seems so to us. For tho present,
John Brown, with all his mistakes. seems to rs tn
gain little from such audntons tpirs. lie did
not urge any one to n peril which he was not will
ling to face himself
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-29
Tho Tobacco Question.
INTEREsTING STATISTICS OF THE USE AND Al
THF WIEN

INTERESTING STATISTICS OF THE USE AND ADusE OF
TUE WEED.
The Carlisle (England) Examiner. reports at
great length lecture which the Dean Of Carlisle
delivered, the subject being tobac,s-its influence
ply steal. moral and religious. The large all ol
the Athcn1um WINS crowded.
The Dean, i'll the course of his lectures. furi h
ed the following curious statistics In 1876.
thirty-three millions of rounds Of tobacco were
consumed here at an expense OF eight millions OF
money; fve mlliuns two hundred ard twcnty
thou sand pounds of which went in duty tn gov
ernment, to say nothing Of vast quantities snug
ged into the eountry. There is u steady Increase
upon this consumption, far exceeding the conten,-
pnraneous increase Of population.
In 1921 the average was LILO oz. per head per
nnnum; in 1851 it had risen to 1886, aud in 1858
to 10 ux., or IL, least ut the rate Of one fourth in
crease in ten wears. We hear Of 20, 900 ho,sheal-
OF tobacco in the bonding houses in London mt one
time There arc IL city brokers in London *
pressly devoted to tntncco sale., 30 manufacturers.
1869 tobacco shops in London. 82 clay pine ina.
kers. 1880 wmkmen engaged in the ditfoIent
branches of the business. and no less than 252,-
Ols tobacco shops in the United Kingdom. And
ii we turn TO the Continent tho consumption and
expenditure assume proportions perfectly gigan-
tic.
ton to the population than in England. Tho
Emperor clears 100 900 france annually by
the government monopoly. AsSt. Oner 1900
tons Of clay are used in making $4,000 600 Of to-
bac'o pipes. In the city Of Hamburg 10000 Sc
Cars are consumed daily. although the population
is not much over 10000; 10000 persons, many Of
them women and childIen, are engaged in their
manufacture. l6o,0O0000 Of segars are supplied
annually; printing press is entirely occupied in
printing labels for the boxes "f segars, &C.; and
the business represents E4,000,00O. In Denmark
tie annual consumption reaches tho enormous nv
erage of 70 ounces per head Of the whole; and in
B lsinm even more-to 73 ounces, or pounds
and 3-5,hs Of pound per head.
In America the average is vastly higher. 1t is
calculated that the entire world of smokers snuff
ers and chewers consume 10000 Of tons Of TO-
bacco annually, or 4,4s0, ,0O0,0 900 ofpounds weight
I'm much in tonnage as the corn consumed by
10, ,OQO, 600 Of Englishnen. and actually Mt cost
sufficient to pay for all the bread corn eaten in
Great Britain Five million and half Of acres
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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No. 2IS 0reenwicli-st, cur of Warren, N. \.
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"A Card Remoyal.

MYTH ylcw Of having larger house, and one IN more
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, &c., he STORE HOUSE No 105
MAIN STREET formerly knows as ia~eeya" directly op
Farmers' and Virginia Banks which h btng
he elegant expressly for the purpose and
will he occupied tho 18th af OoToBnn 1889 Having made
large Of the last ont,
le Fall Trade, hops to present such iduosnens and asao
will command the attention and custom at the public
Those visiting and residing In the city cordially invited to
examine stock In the of Engls Table and iockst Gut
ery onns R1es aud Pistols House coping Goods Silver and
Plated Ware Locks Of every Kind Wood and Willow WaTe
French Glass Oh Carpcs on Shades window Corncc, hands
Pima Carpenter other Mechanics Tools building
Materials Axles and Springs, Carriage Cloths aud Iacc Pei
Hubs and 5pokes Leather Bands DUN Beithg and Pack
Ing Skins aud other Leather shoe Findings, Englis B
die Bits srnps and FiInK Circular and other 81 as Chains
Warranted Files Farming Utensils &c &c Beside de-
srr,on n articles not generally ind in Hardware establish
ments. \. NJ SIMPSON,
Successor 10 Simpson a Bro,
Oct i0dts 1incliurg, Va.
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a,-- REa leavo cal tho attention Of The public 10 their
plnrsr and eeFnal staeh Of FAIa. WINTER GOODS,
WI which will open for inspecth,n MospAy next Sup
"a consg III Rn Of worry argr 10, Of Velvet Dcay-
ar Cloth Coakr aud handsome Fal Wruppngs also,
great variety OF hHndsone bonncts Mies ilats Chdros
Hats aud Gaps Elbben. Flowers. Isathers, Roucrs Head
ressca Dress and Moa Chs Nct Caps and CoierA Lace
oos hack ront and sie liar Hnls and Cur,ea Je, os
nen,s Fncy Hair Pins, Combs runea, soaps Pcrfauey,
and Hoop sks with elegant 10, of Fs nom ~ up 10
A40 seti with articles too numerous Ia mention We
Heel tha a IN want of Eoods will aud Ia their ndvan
nge call prepared 10 sell nj very reasonable
prices
thu country will rrcsl particular attention
gH- REPAIRING done aa usual In good style. -
~ jIs ~ NJ. II co.
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