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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac.
tory.

Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa .Manufac-
tory.
VANES GREEN Cabinet maker,-has on hand and
81 will constantly keep at his old stand on Royal
ST., Ale xandrs, e at the OF 9TH ST., PcnBsyl
vania, Avenue Westinghouse general assortment OF
the mostfsshonabe and durable Furniture, which he
will equal, IL not superior in quality, to an,
offeredin the misunderstanding in part, Of
Grecian. winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal endand plain sileboards
Ditto, with cellarett I, and marble slabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies' and 'secretares and bookcases
Pier tables with marble and mahogan, tops
F. Pei and claw dining, brea kfast and card tables
Pla, do do do do do
Ladies " orb stands
Shaving andcandle do
,ash stands with marble and mahoganytops
Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music stools, hidetts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks &c
With agenera assortment of bedsteads ofrichll
carved mahogan, maple and stained woods, -. of
which will be sold low for ash they be pur
chased ofthe same quality at any 'ther mandatory
n the Union ALSO,
In assortment of 81 Domng and Bay of Honduras
Mahogany, part of which is suitable for handrals,
st, am sawed curl and shaded veneers, copaI var.
nsh of quaity, sscki"g bot oms. cords, sc.
TUT MING AND o. IRVING,
H.ndsOmel, executed mat
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
For Rent

s.S Several large in the brick warehouse in
~ erIn"rs' Ney They can be had immediatei, .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
Baifimoreeounty, OetoJr2, 1927

OuWtWU7 ttOVHtyI "'fO0e' =
About four winters ago, WAS severely tros' o"'es
in both feet, and became quite lame Every sut"'@
ING winter brought forth the severity OF the d's's
heard Of Judkins' ointment and bad il sprl'o
acted like charm, completely curing me IN ano'O"
time. EDWIN II. SHELNtkDINh'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06

Stocks.
an Shares Alexandra Bank Stock
~ 100 do Mechanics Bank, fully paid
Fire Insurance Company
Columbian do do for sale.
THOs. VOWEL.
~ A premium paid for English and Portugal Gold
sept A
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
ANNAPOLIS, Rpriil 1872.

thereby certify, that have ustd some OF 'uohn
ointment in my family with such success as ctb'i,"
me that il deserves to be recommended to the aho'
ed. One instance-Ay son had been boring We si
very disagreeable eruption on his head that s'"si
all efforts to cure it-untilby applying spst 0''p'
it was entirely removed in lessthsn sHeb
.. H. Y. DUFAll
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
Bank Stuck

Stocks, &c.
WILL sell at private sale the following Stocks:-
u 600 Shares Marine Insurance Company
" do Bank of Alexandra
50 do Columbian Insurance Company
100 do Great Hunting Greek
"a do Steamboat Potomac
do Little River Turnpike Co.
9 do Alexandra e Fauquer Turnpike Co.
4 do Smokers Turnpike Co.
9 do Washington Bridge
30 do Fire Insurance Go.
A Bond for 1887 so well secured by deed of trust.
and Sl6 500 Of the Capital Stock of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandrs.
to be paid on notes endorsed to the satlsfsc
ton of the President and Directors OF the BANK o..
Alexantrs, and 5000 to President and directors OF
the Office Of Discount & Deposit washington
june IS GEO WHITE Nue.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
VAIL Clouds

VAIL GOOAs.
-. aIP TvyPSON have received, per the ships
Hos,on AMI stamina, and other arrivals, agenersl
Rriiish, Fret, Germrn, and Domestic
GOODS.
sent %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06

B. This Ointment. which is highly r'I", an
application for Prostitutes, Burns, scalds' SIC f.
mems Sore or swcIcd breasts, is pu, up in nF.f =
nished glazed jugs, well corked and sealed
rections how TO use it. The proprietor Wls0t'
be observed that in order to preserve its 'n'ueI,
sons using it, will cork again. SO as I" keep w i,,
from destroying its good qualities Noafen Le and
them in any other way than being well cor"e"
staled.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
VO Rent,
Jonathan Mays

a.x New HOUSE and robac'o Factory is
S5yS to let. 1t is, taken altogether, one OF the
9shg most complete establishments for,he purpose
AEke ofmanufac,urng tobacco or segars IN the DIS
to good the rent would be made low
Apply to Gov
march II NJ. MILLER SUN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
AGENTS.:

"" '"' ''""'''" =" 0' Alexandra
W "'sS Washington
~ IrwPrT Drvoo;st penns, Iyania Avenue,
Washington
JNO. LITTLE, Druggist, Georgetown. =, a
8. MURRAY, Port Tobacco, Md np.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
FROM DOc7NR ~ GfByON,

n. CHApMAH, N. y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26

mind l1ec under the influence ofthe one suecie. Oc the olherf
 Yet the whole of the last session of Congress was manly devCted, m both houses, to manoeuvring and schemng, with an eye to projects not connected with the business of legisatiOE (and concealed from all
 but the High Priests the PdFyl some of which have been already developed, and others of which, s'lke coming events, cast their shadows beiore." In vain hae the public interest demanded from Congress- at
 s late session, the exercise ofthC powers of legisla- ton, not merely in the form of neglected bis but in other matters of Rt least eQRal importance which did not obtain even the favor f being put into the shape ct bills. These matters 1t needless here to enumer. the trOObe to think upon the subject but for mo. ment. The imploriMg looks of the petitioners who formed the daily evee in e lobby and the audience in the gallery of each hoase-their melancholy coun- teHances, as you met thtm iM the streets haRQard from sickness Of heart ayd hope deferred, woud one would have thought, SR tpNTV hWm0nitN, have moved the compassion Of those who were deaf to the urgent demands of pu6tic dGt,. But no: ms we have hat occasion to say, in subsnce heretofore Party has no conscience--it has no hearl--no Teason-no ewsde but the instinct which leads it to its own aggrandise. nent. We do not sae this of iE who are enrolled ut. der the banners of party. IL would be unjust tOdo sO We know that the IAaSs of every party bIindy follow
 ito leaders; and many Oi those who compose it delue themselves with the belief that, in giving, ap their own convictions aud their own feelings whilst they are the very Slaves of the amp that they are making a. most Mert0rioNs sacrifice for some great good, which, fyou were task them to partc1larize, they would be able to describe only as The Party! The Party As was the cry of old, 30 is it at this day ,od lIied n terms bHtM substance unchanged, Gre,lt is Diana of the Ephesians"
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26

of my ferycnt wishes. In the sentiment
 which | shall presently offer, they are in-
 deed compreh"nded. For the weliass of this City is indissolubly associated with that of our Union, and tho preservation of our liberty. Irequest permission to pro. Let us aever despair cf fthe AuIsricr, a Republ;c,
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
STATE NOMINATIONS.

For GOeeFnOr---GlDEON ToMLINSON. Lieut.. GcUsfnOr.--JOHN s. PETERS. 1. TrsasSrsy---TSAAC SPENCER. SecssGvy ef Ssate-.-THOMAs DAY. MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. LlTcHFIELD COUNTY, JABEZ'W. HUNTINGTON.
 NEw.HAvEN, RALPH l. lNGERSOLL.
 HARTFORD, WILLIAM w. ELLSWORTH,
 MlDDLEsEx, WILLIAM l.. STORRS,
 NEw.LoNDoR,
 NOYES BARBER. ... .irt wINDHAM, ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
2 TOR THE LlTcHrlELD ENQUIRER.
 KING CAJJCtIS IS COMING. 1 t


 Itwas hoped that this yrant who has 50 long ruled with arod ofron, had been thoroughly and sfIec,Oa Y put down. But such is not the case. He has re. gently mounted the throne in one of the towns tn this County, and has called his true and loyal subjects round him. The meeting was opened with due O. lemnitics, and between forty and fifty 'Rood men and true" attended, upon ballong for candidates Jack son man and an Adams man were duly elected; and this too tn town where i've sixths of the Electors were supporters of the late administration. The E. lectcrs of that town will see to t. and those ftAem who read this article will know to what town alusion is had-I say they will see to tt, that no supporter of Jackson s to be palmed upon them in this way They are not yet 90 much possessed of" Southern pisesand SoSthem Jseags," to be caught in the trap which the Jackson party has hid for them Lot them beware of f''dOsgh yfacss." NO DUPE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
STATE SENATORS.

HOMER BoARDMAN, Litchiield County. , MARFfS MAR4AS %GLEEs,S %sGGaLEEsESsS' Hartford County, JOHN D. REYNOLDS.
 WILLIAM TODD, New'haVen Co. a JOHN a. WILSON," DANIEL TOMLlNSON, or Fairt;ela Co. SAMUEL RAYMOND, ROGER HUNTINGTON, New.London Co. 1GaS TaoS4s' N5dH1tbs aGsbshD, w'naAan Co. JOHN ALSOP, Middlesex Co. JOHN FITCH, Holland Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
VACCINATION.

The New-Haven Register attempts to show, that what we have said about the oppression of the Federal party, is not warranted by. sacts. We aPpeaa to the public. Look a. runnd-s'srvey Massachusetts. New-Hamp- shire. Vermont. Maine. and RhOde-Ishna ---shere is not State in New Englands where the reputation Of being FedeFalist is 90 ia- taI to a AAsn.s hopes of prelsTment. as tn Con- necticut. Our State is as much distinguished now by political intOlegauce. aa she was hy her blue laws. at the cOmuleUCsnaent of the last century. .,,,'.,
 The Register remarks. that Scne fourth of
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
E~sract ef e letter from gentleman in Fair6eld
 COuNev,

"J1dge Wilson is a very valuable mNn--ofa strong and highly cultivated mind-of expansive and liberal vicws and ardenty devoted to the American Syslens, and to every interest which has tendency to pro. mote the honor of the state or nasion or advance the welfare ot society. He is in fact the very man to be supported by those who tabor for nn inp,0ved repre-. seneiion iN the State Senate. He s not party man, and will not permit himself to be so considered, or supported." |FI V
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26

C,uiositg.--TIfere Is COw exhibited nt sa. lem. which Jan advertisement in the Galem paper says) has three hips. two tails, (one of them hoEss tail.l i've legs and six feet.- The animal Is part COW, part OK, and part horse. Jt was raised iD ths town of Cicero, NY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
7o ths Electors ef Litchfsld County.

FELLOW ClTIgENs :--The moments tt hand when we are to be called upon to eerese the elective iran. chise, to select nos only our State officers for the year ensuing, hut Allegation to represent the wishes and interests of Connecsicas upon the floor Of Congreas
 Shall not che chaFacterofoar state fof intelligence he retrieved and shall not men be appointed who are capable of assaming high standing in our national councilsf s hoped that every part Nof the county will feel the necessity of makng vigorous exerions to accomplish m object of such paramount importance. candidate sbcfore the public from this county who Is sdeseryedy the iavore ofour ci.iacns whose quail. hCasions arc andoubtcd, and who will not dsappoint the expectations o those who have witnessed his ior. ensc eforts and are acquainted with hs talents for public dehate. But h should be distinctly understood that apathy ana inat,enton may be fatal to hopes Efforts are making with activity md perseverance,, adverse to tue known sentiments of the people of this county; but they will prove usavaing if we do our duty. Cheering intelligence is received from every part ofe State, but no. such to nuke h proper to indulge presamp,uous confidence. The great body o the people are aroused to tho necessity of reform is our Congressional Delegation. They have antarl' cd banner, upon one side of which is written, IN. TEGRrTY, EIRMHEss, LEARSISo, patriosism,and AslL' rTY; and upon the other ia inscribed TIRE APPROVED CONGRESSIONAL TICKET! EVERY MAN TO THE POLLS! TO THE POLLS!! and KING CAU. GUS nin De prostrated ia Me dust!
 tH.,h hP AN ELECTOR,
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26

lnsurrecsicn i,s Louisi0n0. 0.-Tha account Of thc Insurrertion tn Louisiane. upon the au- thority of Captain Reilly, as taken from the Norfolk Beacon of the 9d inst. was generally correct, although the number engaged in the revolt, was not so great as Capt. R. represen- ted. It was, however, of such magnitude as to create q general alarm in the citizens i'm. medately within the vicinity Of the place where the conspiratOrs assembled, (abcut 70 lriles from New Orleans, up the Coast. )-- Two Of the ringleaders have been hung. '
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
A DTLEMlfA.

4 Female Hasb0nd. 1.-The London papers con!aIn an account of a curious discovery made on examining the body of labourpr. named James Allen, who was killed whilst wark'ng asa shipwright at Dockhead. The Doay turned out to be that 0f female. and yet. strange to say, Allen has been married 2i years. and his wife deposed that she sus. pectsd' but did not positively know, that her husband was woman Allen was a stronw. active. and ingenious workman, (or work,sS. .. maD) of an aiiectiouate disposition, but warm temper; and her fellOw.work never sus. pected her sex.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26

CLAYa candidate .for Congress- ob- serve' by our exchange papers, that James Clark declines standing poll for reelection 70 Congress, from ths district in Kentucky wnlcn tormely sent Henry Clay. and MT. Gay spoken of as candidate tO succeed Hepublican Ledger. .. s,.
 The Richmond Enquirer of Tuesday last says" We are authorized to state, that in consequence of ill health, Mir. Randolph de- c"ne: oeing candidate at the ensuing con- gressional election"
 A Fsapiag Co,c.---An instance of sagacity o.a young cow Was lateiy observed in an en- s'Osure near Glasgow, which has puzzled the .eIsue1 ": na!uraIisis of that University. The animal being in want of water. went to the h"mp"e''' ana taking the handle between her ''as, '" asv wcfSed the pump and helped herself S.,rs ~',s ,s '! rne learned pigs, the dancing u.gs' tne calculating ponies must certainly y'e'o 'ne palm to the Glasgow pumping COW
 Typographical Eyrors.--srhe errors made ing. Fer instance, the Nsso Tym:s oncs com c"n. S '.S:sS an acco9nt of fashionable party, at VI" "a.S. 1ne Ot sne most distinguished persons was "the Duke of Pork ', nnsesr nnrs, 'a.e'y furnished ils readers win n long renort ol pFeesedings in ihe Conrt of Con,r,rr rseas {" and the Morning Chronicle contains ! "" "sc""nt ot an " atrociOus bobbery!"
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26

Nr. Editor-The following just and forcible obser- vations upon the subject of Caucus dictation be-
 eved to be not inapposi,e to tho existing state Of things in Connecticut. Coming as they do from the intelligent and libePsl minded editor of the National Intellgencer, who has ever been distinguished for his entire devotion to the genuine principles of repub- canism, we think that they should produce deep ,m. precision on the aiads of fa raioaal men, who cannot @ to be opposed to this most odious species o despo tism, whether intended to con,roul the affairs of state or ofa natoDat large The observations of Mr. Gales are specially commended to the notice of Mr. Barber of the Register who, after having manifested many symptoms of hostility to his Majesy King Cau- GUS for years past. hos as length returned to his allegiance with great apparent repidatoa, and is now busiy engaged in canking his chains to prove that he has become true and taihfal subject of the despos The result however of tie approaching election will prove tha. the PEOPLE are resolved to WEAR MANACLEs NO LONGER. NO SLAVE.
 "Many of the things that Congress tough, to nave done" they eersainly have 'sleii undvne.''
 The cause to which this indifference to tho proper business ot legislation. and this cruel apathy 10 she claims of suffering sndiviaals. who have beeTed in vain for justice as the door of Congrcssis avjb1able is the complete success of the scheme for nroane;nr into the General Govefnment the Caucus pFinciple, pact party mass, sahjecis ss influence every de. scrpton of business tn any pablic body. In suck ses, motive different from that of pahlic dnsy Is at work. We shall not stop now to aposlrophiRe this malignant Genins, the hane ol freedom, mad she blight of Representative GOvernmens, which, when triumphant, fasens upon s guhecas the yoke ot des- potis.n, in shape more disgulung svsa than sha. which :s mainiained hy physical power. Armea ceg' potism inspires bodily teaF and imposes implicit ces dience the price of personal snfesy Bat whaa ll- FMnny can be more fearful than thaa of the invieibe irresponsible sovereign, King CHncus1 What aub. miason is mora pisine than thaa 0 which ahe an {, brought wh0 is cEsen, in ehe nngnaRe of eaF me1.o hy 'te fear of punahmengs" inaO nseaasFas which, r eoascieaee he seniemns ad h hs sspI ul'nos ks,c' himself s'r yielding '0s I' not she VlaveEycf ths
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23
NOTICE.

THE Judge Of the Court of Probate for
u the District Of Litchield, hath limited
and allowed six months, from the date hereof,
for the creditors to the estate of
JOHN MUNSON,
late Ut Lee. 10 the county Of Berkshire. and
State Of Massachusetts,, deceased, represented
insolvent, In which to exhibit their claims;
and has appointed Samuel Buel. Oliver Good
win. aud Roger Cook, commissioners, to re-
ceive and axamine the same.
The subscribers, pursuant to the above ap-
pointment, hereby give notice that they win
attend to the business Of their said appoint
lnsnt, at the dwelling house of Roger Cook,
10 laid Litchfeld, on the lst day Of Scptem-
heE, tes9, and on the 5th day Of January,
1880 at o'clock, Pm. on each OF aid days.
SAMUEL HUEL, 4 c....:.-
OLIVER GOODWIN, 49,.
ROGER COOK, s''''
All persons indebted 20 said estate are re-
quessed to make immediate payment to
OLIVER GRISWOLD, Adm'T.
LiichesId, July IS, 1899.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23
DR.. Davenport's Bilious Pills.

THESE PILLS IRE justly esteemed for their easy
= operation and good effects 10 mild. saGc, aud
sovereign remedy for Bilious Eevers, Pains In tho
head, stomach, and bowels, jaundice and scurvy,
piles, rheUmatism iniiammaton Of the eyes, female
complaints, acid stomachs, indigestion, worms, erup.
sSd sS "ss as
infectious diseases, removing ohstruclione Of every
kind, by dissolving and dschargipg the mogbd mat.
ter, helping Digestion restoring lost appetite, and
dated to oil ages, and hours that they may DO
taken in Winter or Summer, at any time Ol the day.
without regard to diet or hindrance Of business. Their
operation Is 90 GENTLE pleasant, and eecsua, thasby
experience they found 10 exceed any other physO
heretofore offered to the public. Those who are ara.
yelling by or land, will find them great preser.
walton from the diseases Of foreign climates.
From the numerous Certificates which might be
used, the propretOrs win make use of tie tsllowing
only, from the Hon. Phneas Allen, OF Pitssields Me-.
g Mr.. DaaieLI...I have made use OF various Kinds
Of Bilious Pills in my family, and hesitate POS 20
say. ina. DR.. Davenposrs a'i P IN AIf Sa
Pittsfeld, Ms. 1873"
Douenport's celebrated Eye Water,
which needs eay 6s used g % hshy Of
Wheaton's Itch Ointment.
The character Of this Ointment 10 90 well establish.
al as 10 need no Recommendations, for being plea
ssn safe and sure remedy Tor that loaihsome disease
IA is also for other eruplions Of the skin, par.
iteularly for the salt rheam and shblains. Price 81
10 cents. Also,
Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters,
which have been proved BY thousands % BE- g smi.
nenily useful in removing al Jansdies and Biiqps
complaints. Price 81 Ia cents. 81 - !,
A fresh supply Of The aboue is Just received
and for aale IL Litckfela b. Drs. Abbe, N. g.
S. Bael, and 5. II. Ckilds II Bsrlinggoa, -
r. Afnson and Webster & Hitchcock; sH5 ~
che Druggists IN Nesr- HaUem, Hartford. Md
dlstOsuR, Saybroek, Alb0Wg, NesV- York. and
Boston. eoiy4e lprtg 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23

1racts.-When minister speaks to an
ungodly man on the great concerns Of the
soul, Poh, says he, 10 10 not worth while to
mind Hlsi, it Is hes 69siness. When lay
man appeals to his conscience, and sets be-
fore him the realities Of eternity, inmedi-
ately wakes warm, and exclaims, Sir, ( won,
mind you, for e Is none Of your business
1t is the excellency Of Tracts that they are
neither clergymen nor laymen; and yet
they are the most faithful and unilinching
Of all monitors they enforce the most
cutting truths without fear or favor.
Dr.. Cor, as tks Tract AnaiUsrsary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23
SONNET.

O. wRITTEN DURING MIDNIdHT sroRsh a
IIail midnight! hail though dark thy form, aud dreat
The dusky clouds that crown thy ebon brow,
Thee do hail, as, fearf'ly listening, now
Upon the stormy winds thy car I hear
Rolling triumphant--as from pole, to pole,
In cloudy grandeur rOwning) thou dost lash
Thy winged Northumberland firm though the clash
ofelements, In deadly eight dost roll: ...,.
For now alls darkness. aud mankind Ii SLEEP
Have sunk--myself alone am wakeGl, ],
Poor lonely MORTAL muse-and as the cry
ofwarring whirlwinds wild, dlscortant sweep
Swift through the stormy ar-see through the sky,
(Byhntasy) the Almghy's chariot Ay:
"a H'r 'o EEDLEY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23
At Court Of Probate holden at Litchfeld,
suithin and for the District Of Liscl.f field, on
the Sd dav Of JUN. i0@0-

At Court Of Probate holden at Litchfeld,
soithin and for the District Of Litckf field, on
the Sd day Of July, 1899 80. -.
Present. frederick Wolcott, Judge.
Upon the petition Of LEVI HILLS, Of YER
~ non, 10 the county Of Oneida, and state
Of New Ork, showing to this Court that he
il father and natural guardian of Miles Hiils,
0f said Vernon, a minor under the age Of 81
years that said minor 10 the owner in Zee, as
tenant in common with Others, Of divers pie
ces or parcels Of land, lying in Torrington, 10
said district, and particularly described in said
petition, and praying for liberty to sell the
same, as per petition ON file, dated the ed day
Of July, 1899:
II Is ordered by this Court, that the further
consideration Of said petition be, adjourned
until the second Monday in September next,
then to be heard at the Probate Office in
Litchfeld. at ten o'clock in the forenoon; aud
that notice be given by said petitioner Of the
tendency Of said petition, by causing this or
der to be published ia newspaper printed in
said Litchfeid, called the Litchfeld Enquirer,
three weeks successfully, ut least six weeks
before said second Monday Of September
next. A true copy Of record.
FREDERICK WOLCOTT.
4 Judge Of Probate.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23
NOTTCE

HNHE next meeting Of the 1tmperoMce Sos
n cietv Of LltcN EsIa Coumty b % be held at
Sharon on the fourth Tuesday Of July Int. at
10 o'clock A. NJ. The public exercises are to
commence at one In the afternoon. e e exc
pected that every branch society will send at
least two delegates. Where temperance so-
cleties are not formed, churches aud other
bodies Of mem friendly 10 the cause, are lnvl.
ted TO send their delegates. From the seve.
ral delegates 10 expected u report OF the state
and progress Of temperance IL thOir respective
communities, together with list Of the names
of all who have signed pledge OF entire Ab.
stinence. T.. GOODMAN, Sec'Ty'
JuIy IS, 1890