Reform and temperance uplift in public morals
The essay urges legislators and parents to back the temperance reform, arguing that reducing drink lowers crime and prisons, frees government from enforcing vice, and fosters virtuous citizens. It cites the perils of intemperance, praises benevolent efforts, and calls Selinsgrove readers to act for a healthier republic.
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Man
Inrance
A Good Reason for Quitting the Rum Trade
A tavern keeper in Renselaer County New York quits the rum trade after years in the business. He reveals his motive by showing an account book listing 44 former customers, 32 of whom lie buried in drunkards graves and the remaining 12 are living as confirmed drinkers.
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Selinsgrove
Renselaer County
N. Y
COUR
Zol Penfield Washingtonian Society
Greene County
New Providence ‘Lotal Abstinence Society
Warren County
Camrk Tenance Club
Washington Total Abstinence Society
Decatur
DeKalb County
Twigs County
Marion
Twiggs County
Marietta Washingtonian Society
Cole County
Jefferson Academy of Society
Mount Pleasant
Newton
Washingtonian
Greenesboro
Wee Ee
Hartville
Washingtonian Society
Washington
Wilkes County
McDonough
Washingonian Society
Crawfordville
Blakely
Abstinence Society
Early County
Red Clay Temperance Society
Murray County
Aita
Rockbridge Society
Decatur County
Watkinsville Washin
Nian Society
Clarke County
Eat
Academy and Olney ‘Temperance Society
Jefferson
Jackson County
Burke County Washingtonian Society
Fhonas F. Marshall
Mallorysville
Perry
Houston County
Mars Hill Washington Society
Clarke
Warsaw Washingtonian Temperance Society
Forsyth County
Cold Springs
Washingtonian Emperance Society
Ebenezer Church
Washingtonian Temperance Society
Hightower Washingtonian Temperance Society
Flint River Temperance Society
Carsonville
lLalbot County
Lawrenceville
Gwinnett County
Baugh
Reedy Creek Washingtonian
War
Seven County
Marlboro’ Washingtonian Society
Morgan County
Clarksville Washingtonian Society
Habersham County
Batesville Washintonian Society
Waanis
Mossy Creek
Wasinian Society
Tugaloo River
Naucoochy Washingtonian Society
Mount Yonah Washingtonian Society
Lebanon
Cobb County
Washingtonian Total
Salem
Rehobothville Jeffersonian Society
Emmaus Temperance Society
Monroe
Pond Town
Sumter County
Culloden
Onro County
Americas
New Salem
County Line
Tabernacle
Friendship
Atapul S
Way’s Meeting House
Jefferson County
Louisville Washingtonian Society
Providence Washingtonian Society
Hopewell
Newton County
Thomaston
Upson County
Pleasant Hill
Barnesville
Pike County
Warrenton
Hearnville Friendly
Putnam County
Jones County Temperance Society
Clinton
Clapton’s Mills
Batanton
Putnaut County
Rehoboth Temperance Society
Monroe County
District Temperance Society
Hall County
Sei
Hee
Athens Washingtonian
Tabernacle ‘Temperance Society
Fort Valley Temperance Society
Berlin
T’emperance Society
Richmond County
T. A
Liberty County Temperance Society
Hancock County
Fairplay Washingtonian Society
Kandler's Creek
Kandler's Creek ‘Total Abstinence Society
T. A Union Temperance Society
Stewart County
Ing
Savannah Beech Spr
Washinggingtonian Society
Harris County
Tonian Temperance Society
Bark Camp Temperance Society
Burke County
New Prospect Temperance Society
Tee l. A
Canton
Ashingtonian Society
Cherokee County
Ste
Dahlonega
Knoxville
Coweta County
Philadelphia Washington Society
Gainesville
Philadelphia
Payette County
Princeton Academy ‘Temperance Society
Muscogee County
Lia
Penfield Temperance Banner
Southern Quarterly Review
Ue Seutu
Jorgan
Velien
South
North
Union
Commonwealths
Charleston
Dew
Pachman
Born
Daniel K. Whitaker
Temperance gains and calls to persevere in the cause
The piece argues that millions in the United States have adopted Total Abstinence and calculates potential yearly savings from reduced drinking. It praises temperance work, notes missteps like a copperas mix up, and urges continued perseverance to reclaim drunks, protect children, and spread peace and plenty under moral guidance.
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United States
Southern Monitor
Request for Society Names and Pledge Details
The notice asks for the names of societies, member counts, and gender designations, plus the nature of their pledge. It appeals to temperance subscribers and friends both locally and at a distance to respond with the requested information.
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Temperance
Brass and Iron Foundry Advertises Mill Gear
A foundry behind the Presbyterian Church on the Augusta to Savannah road promises best quality mill and gin gear and first rate machinery patterns. The owner offers low prices, assured satisfaction, and prompt attention to orders left at the foundry or with Augusta merchants.
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Presbyterian Church
Augusta
Savannah
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