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deavoring to injure this paper TO make room
for the "Bee," and other Of his hypocrtical
acts which have recently been brought to
light. Ourupon such temperance men!


We design this to be considered as vindica-
ting ourself, and the cause which we advocate,
against base attack, and not against the
"Bee" establishment. The junior members
of that establishment we believe to be honest,
industrious, and worthy citizens, deserving Of
success in their enterprise; and we are sorry,
after an acquaintance Of fifteen or twenty years,
that we cannot, from circumstances, entertain
the same opinion of the senior.