LICENSES.
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NJ We have noticed, heretofore, that Mr.. Dis
tillery, who sells liquors by wholesale, recon.
mends Mr.. Ruin for license, because Mr..
R1i0 buys from him, TO sell at retail. Mr..
Ruin then calls upon fellow tavern keepers,
and they likewise puttheir names to the recon-
mendalion- Look among the recommenda
tons Of others, and there you see the name Of
Mr.. Ruin. He signs, IS matter Of recipro-
city, for those who sign for him! What is
the ',se Of these drinking palaces, but 10 make
drunkards7 There ought % be q law prohibit
ing one drunkard maker signing for another.--
II such paIdemonians are 10 be endured, le
them be recommended BY those who are no
immediately interested. tits sickening, nause
ating, To- pass these places and listen to til,
psofape language, uttered loud enough to bs
heard across the street And yet there have
sbsen oceasioAalIy, respectable men to recon.
i mend soch nuisances and cases!