RuM's DoYMos.

Drinkers r.fset--ihere Is
death in the jug.
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A gentleman informs us that twenty-five
deaths, caused directly BY in,emperance, har
come under his know ledge, within the last
year, in this city and reighborhood. Awful
indeed!


Two brothers recently entered tavern In
Plttsburg and commenced drinking. until ma,'.
dened with liquor one Of them, who had con.
siderable amount Of ninney about him, took his
brother for robber, and commenced beating
him with chair. and in all probability would
have killed him had not persons interfsred.


About the same time two young friends went
to tavern at ST. Louis to have spree, where
they became intoxicated; q quarrel ensued /;
when one of them drew six barrelled pistol
and discharged the contents of three barrels
into the body of his friend, who was supposed
to be mortally wounded.


Two brothers, Germans, got drunk in the
neighborhood of the railroad between Baltimore
and Philadelphia. Night coming on, one laid
down on the track Of the railroad, and the other
close by; the iron horse with the cars came
along, and mutiated the body of him who lay
on the track in shocking manner. The other
knew nothing Of it until morning, when, see-
ing parts of his brothers. clothing scattered
about the track of the railroad, on inquiry he
learned the fate Of his brother, and was shown
where his mangled body was taken by the
neghbors.


These are few Of the warnings with which
our country abounds, to all drinkers Of intoxi-
eating liquids.