AEBANY. Eeb. Ist.. 1915.
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AEBANYa ! teb. ist., I845. |Elil9r-Being in Virginia during the President Madison, and while the ! of Temperance, under al appfehea- ! at distilled liquor Was the chief cause |aperaaee, were exerting themselves bee the public to abandon the Use of guors as a beverage, the undersigned |pn that distinguished statesman and |Fd his signature to the subjoined dee ! Immediately thereafter the sigma President Jackson and President Ad- Fre obtained. in commemoration of

 eat silver modal was struck in Eng lld transmitted to each of the gentle |Reeeatly the names of President Van President Tyler and President Polk ben added to the same declaration - lt with the exception of President Fn, who was prevented by death from Eng his well known sentiments) all PsidenJs of the United States who have Ence the temperance reformation com |, have now given their testimony. the use of Distilled liquors as a bev- |he only liquors generally believed at < the first signatures were obtained, to EUctiye of inebrielY.

 EDWARD c. DELEVAN.