An address upon the effects of ardent spirits, delivered in the town hall of Lyme, N.H. January 8, 1827.

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An address on ardent spirit : read before the New Hampshire Medical Society at their annual meeting, June 5, 1827 ... /

Cover title : Dr. Mussey's Address on Ardent Spirit.

A discourse, on the intemperate use of spirituous liquor, delivered at Thornton, N.H. on the day of the annual fast, April 12, 1827. ...

Buff printed paper cover has title: "Rev. Mr. Rankin's discourse on the effects of intemperance."

A discourse on the duty of Christians with regard to the use of distilled spirits : preached at Montpelier, March 16th, 1828 /

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A loud call, to the citizens of this nation.

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Essay on the prize-question, whether the use of distilled liquors, or traffic in them, is compatible, at the present time, with making a profession of Christianity? /

A reply to "questions as originally proposed through the agency of the secretary of the American Temperance Society."--P. [3].

A sermon, preached before the Massachusetts Society for the Suppression of Intemperance, at their annual meeting, June 1, 1821.

Last leaf contains: Officers of the Society. 1821-1822.

An Address to the citizens of the United States, on the subject of ardent spirits.

Shoemaker,

Dying declaration of Nicholas Fernandez, who with nine others were executed in front of Cadiz Harbour, December 29, 1829 for piracy and murder on the high seas.

Illustration on t.-p.

An address, upon the effects of ardent spirits. Delivered in the town hall of Lyme, N.H. January 8, 1827. ...

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A dissertation on intemperance, to which was awarded the premium offered by the Massachusetts Medical Society. ...

Printer from p.98.

A discourse, delivered before the Massachusetts Society for the Suppression of Intemperance, May 23, 1832 /

Includes constitution of the Society and list of members.

Lecture on the license law

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Plain facts addressed to the inhabitants of Boston on the city expenses for support of pauperism, vice, and crime.

1st ser., no.5.

Address delivered before the Massachusetts Society for the Suppression of Intemperance, May 27, 1833.

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