The temperance lecturer: being facts gathered from a personal examination of all the jails and poorhouses of the state of New York, and of numbers in Maine, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Ohio, Indiana, &c., showing the effects of intoxicating drinks in producing taxes, pauperism and crime. Also facts showing the number and proportion of deaths from intemperance ... &c., addressed to Aristarchus Champion, esq., by Samuel Chipman

Title:	The temperance lecturer: being facts gathered from a personal examination of all the jails and poorhouses of the state of New York, and of numbers in Maine, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Ohio, Indiana, &c., showing the effects of intoxicating drinks in producing taxes, pauperism and crime. Also facts showing the number and proportion of deaths from intemperance ... &c., addressed to Aristarchus Champion, esq.
Author:	Chipman, Samuel
Note:	Albany, 1842

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Subject:	Alcoholism and crime
Subject:	Temperance
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