Y ours, truly.
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McssrS. EDlToEs: How do you stand The
stencil that proceeds from those fIthy dens
near you. II makes me sick in passing By to
smell the filthy swiil that i, slcaming our Uf
TIE filthy casks whch contain it. Can't yuu
pour stream from the Fountain that viii
wash the filth Of rat soup, and all other drinks
which the dy1u,kard drinks, from the Avenue?
But, seriously, consider it a great nuisance,
that teeoaars should be compelled - inhalc
the smell OF this trash in passing along our
streets and avenues. Dealers in useful goods
are fined for occupying the walks with
bales and boxes, but these swll.selleGS appear
TO be favored people. PURE ATR.


We would inform our friend "Pure Air"
that the places Of traffic in ardent spirits near
us, or far from US, are not there by our desire
or encouragement. We wish they were occu-
pied for nobler purposes; and il is with the
view 10 effect change in those who carry on
such establishments that we are striving TO
throw light on the subject. EDS.