Fnc,s Worthy OF Notice.
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Facts Worthy of Notice.


II is a fact that nine ten,hs Of the inmates OF our
Poor Houses were brought there directly or lndi-
rectly by the use OF intoxicating drinks.


II as fact that three-fourths OF all the convicts
in our State Prisons were hard drinkers previous 10
the commission of the crimes for which they are
now imprisoned.


II IS a fact that the greatest sufferers from dis
case and those whose maladies are the most diilcu
TO cure are those who are addicted 10 the Of in
toxicatng drinks.


It's a fact that of all who commit suicide in thi:
country ninety in the hundred are the lmme
diate or the remote victims of intoxicating drinks


II is fact. that in all families where the children
are dirty. half naked and i'll fed; the rooms filthy
and in disorder the husband cross and dlscontented
and peevish, and the wives satterns, i'll tempered
and quarrelsome. one, if not both the parents are
drinkers OF intoxicating drinks


II IS fact that those who least frequently at.
tend the worship of God, and shock the ears OF
modest people by their yulgarily, are spirit drinkers
or spirit venders.


Ii is fact, that it is rare thing TO see keeper
OF liquor shop where the poison is retaied IN
any Church.


IL is q fact that most, if not all the evils above
rccounted originate in the licensed dram shops in
the State and Nation.


II is a fact, if these facts do not convince the
voters of the State Of New York. that il ID their duty
to put down at the baIlo,boxes traic so destruc-
tive to the souls bodies and estates OF men, they





would hardly be convinced though one rose ftom
the dead L.


THE TEMPERANCE APPEAL AND THE SUPERvI-
soRs-At the Annual meeting of the Board OF Su-
pervisors of the County of Onondaga, convened at
the village of Syracuse, on the 10Th day of Novem.
ber, 1856" The Appeal from the Executive Cor.
responding Temperance Committee OF the State oil
New ork, having been read, II was


Resolced by said Board unanimously That we approve
OF the sentiments contained in said Appeal and we are
gratied to that the Central Corresponding Com.
muee OF this County have appropriated the sum of 10
for the purpose OF placing copy OF the same in the
possession Of each family in this county.


ResOired, That We recommend to the Temperance or
csuzaou of each county this State like approPria
ton for the same purpose.


Rssorsd That copy ofhe above resolution be signed
by the Chsrman and Clerk OF this Board and published
in the several papers in this county.


V. w. SMITH, Clerk.