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ed from temperance pledge men, he will be ena1
bled without any difficulty to pay his rent and
new his stock of poison, and will pour contempt
upon all the efforts that have and are making to-
destroy the monster Please, sir, through your
columns give me little light upon these points,
and if they are worth reading they may do some
good, Yours, &C., T.


We pubish'the above as we received it, and as
we have not leisure at present to answer the in
terrogations of friend T., we will endeavor to do
so in our next number. NJ