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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-02-08
ADMINISTRATORS MOTTO

HU1HlIIVINI I'd I'OIeN BUIIUD
DUBLlC. NOTICE is hereby gir'4
that LetteIssof Administration o.
the Estate of Pleasant Saxon, deccasee
were granted to the undersigned, by 's
HONORABLE Probate Court of MisslssPF
at the October Term, 1871. !.
All those having. claims against 50.
estate are hereby notified TO present %
same within the limited time prescribed =
law or they same viii be forever barred "
recovery.
WIN. 6. SAXON, Adm
Aberdeen, Miss. Dec. 1871.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-02-08

SUPERIOR. COURT ilF CHANCERY, } /
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Marian, Caledonia, and
John Oliver, by &c. ct. al. DECEMBER
vs.. Ewing {. Calhoun ct. al Term, 1s4I.
NIPPON opening the matters of this
" Bill and it appearing 10 the sails
faction of The Court. that the defendant,
Thomas Lockhart, and Nancy Munroe
are not Inhabitants of this Stale, but reside
beyond the limits thereof, so that the ord
mary process ofthis- Court cannot be exc
cuted on them. 1t is therefore ordered,
that unless the said defendants appear be-
fore the Chancellor at the Court room in
the town of Columbus, on the :
Second Monday q. June, aert,
and plead, answer, or demur to said Bill
of Complaint, the several allegations there
of will be taken for confessed, and such
order and decree made therein, as The
Chancellor may deem equitable and Just.
Il is ~further ordered, shat a copy of this
order be inserted in the Southern Argus
once a week, for Two months scccessveiy.
r. l.. DIXON, Clerk,
BY NJ. MCCARTHY, D. elk.
Dec. %, l84I. :. ct. pf dis.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-02-08

SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY. !
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, {
VILLAIN III. W y. r0pP' Dec. Term. 1871.
Judah Barrett,
E Upon opening the matters of this
IL Bill, it appearing to the satisfaction
ofthe Court. that the. defendant is not an
inhabitani of this State, but resides beyond
the limits. thereof. so that the ordinary
process of this Court cannot be served on
him; it is therefore ordered, that. unless
the said defendant appear before the
Chancellor at the Court room, in the
town Of Columbus, on the
s, eond Monday IN June merit,
and plead. answer, or. dcmur, to said Bill
Of Complaiat, the several allegations there
Of will be AIKEN for confessed, and such
order and decree made therein. as the
Chancellor may deem equitable and Just.
It's further ordered, thata copy of This
order be inserted in the "Southern Argus
once week for two months snccessively.
R. l.. DIXON, Clerk,
By NJ. MCCARTHY, b. elk.
1 -. -
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-02-08

A. X. McCLUNG. /.
Narsla' a. Dis. Mss.
By 10. w. CAREo,s Depulg.
Columbus.Siss Feb. l.lsA". pr. $40 So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16
Human Happiness.


Human Happiness is not an Elusive chmera,
boon which can never be attained upon this Earth.
No-the elements of it are in and around Us. All
tina, is wanted is a Social Order, which viii de-
velope and employ them properly. All Glasses
are a, present in miserable condition. The
Poor possess neither material ner intellectual
happiness, and their life is sickening combat
against Povey, Care and Anxiety. The Rich
have sufficiency Of material comforts, but they
have very few high intellectual enjcyments,-v
little of that real happiness which the heart and
mind require. Besides, thos- Glasses indulge
often 50 excessively in material pleasures, that
their wealth is a curse instead of blessing to
them. They are freed from the cares and toll of
procuring physical existence, but having few
noble intellectual occupations and objects to en-
gage their attention, they become tired of the
trivial and insignificant round OF pleasures which
Society offers them, and their minds become u
prey to ennui, apathy, mental detection and hyPo-
chondria. This state of rhinss is moral death
for the Soul and renders the Rich, surrounded
with all their luxuriss, frequently more intensely
| miserable than the Poor. Besides, amidst the
fluctuations, frauds aud villanies of Society, how
| uncertain are they in their possessions how
many are prccipitated from uffiuence into
poverty And those who, by skill or chance
escape may be almost certain that their children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16
NEw-YoRK, TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST le asaa.

viii not, but viii be wrecked upon the thousand
shoals of our false Societies and engneed in ruin.
How often are they disappointed in their under
,akings-how often thwarred in ambition! and
how many arc afflicted with bad heal,h and drag
out life in physical debility and disease There
is not one person of twenty Societies who
passes through life with even a moderate degree
of good fortune; and as to that high and elevated
happiness which Man might enjoy in Association,
with Attractive Industry and health and vigor
with free expansion of all The higher sentiments
and feelings, with noble and useful occupations
and general cultivation of the Arts aud Sciences,
no one possesses it There is mutual, reciprocal
dependence between ali the members of the HUI
man Family, and just Providence does not per-
NIT few to be happy, while they are at the same
time selfshy Indifferent 10 the miseries CT their
unfortunate fellow creatures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

u LECTURE on the Material aud Social Advantages
of Association will be delivered This Evening Tuesday
al The Hall Of the Fourier Association. al Broadway.
The Lecture will be free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

Gr American Lnhorer.-The frs; number OF this
valuable statistical work published IN April and eaca
succeeding number the first day Of each month The
whole volume will be cewpeted in IL numbers with 81
large pages each viii form OF the most useful works
eSian, the subjects of American Labor American Pro-
dae,s, and American Resources, together with valuable
Speeches and Documents the Tariff by the most emf
ea in the Union eli both pslitcalparte The price
of the whole work IL NoSl rs cens-sngle numbers s.!
cents The back numbers may still be obtained Twenty
complete volumes may be obtained for $40.
CONTENTS
OF THIS (AUGusT) NUMBER:
to VI, BRIEF Pages Io9 to $50
VII. REPORT on AcRIcuLTuRE-tBy Hon. HAIR.
MAR DENNY, OF Penn )..........,.......,lSI 20 iS7
VII ADVOCATES OF THE PROTECTIVE Policy. lS7
IX..AGaicCLTuRs AND CoMMERcE-lStatis.
1873 u l42
MeNT IN REFERENCE TO Projection. H2 to I9
M..NEw-YogE ON PROTECTION. las 10 Iii
XII How Free TRApe Is Isl TO 1sS
NH. WHAT WOULD ) TARIFF DO FOR THE La
goRERs or THIS CousTRY?-t Editoral). .l5s 10 l5S
XIV "A THoueHr FOX rArRlors-t Editoriar... l5s
KY. THE HOUSE TARIFF BILL--i Estoria9... 100
XVI PASSAGE OF THE TARIFF BILL ~ THE
HOUSE, lei
ID USSIA DIAPERS.-IOOb bales Russia
GRiNNELI, MlNTURN 4 CO. 70 sou,lss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

AsornER DIscHfRoE-The last Watervliet adj
voea,e says Z. Thirty-eight mechanics were dis
charged from the GovernS,ent works at the u 5.
Arsenal in this village on Saturday last Not lack
Of work, but want Of funds is the cause has
last discharge leaves but very few in the various
departments"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

u The Ediiorshp Of aiil s0!uHn distinct from taat Of
TIE Tribune address letters, postpaid 10 A. BRISBANE.
Residence, 7S LeonarS-ytreet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16
VOL. III. NO. 400.
Letter from mr.. Clay.

The following letter wss addressed to the Sec
rotary of the Henry Clay Club Of Northern Liber-
ties, Philadelphia:
ASHLAND, August 4, is4a
Dear Str: have received your letter as Presi-
dent of the Corresponding Committee of the Henry
Clay Clsb, formed by my friends in the Unincor-
porated Northern Liberties, Oxford township, and
vicinity, communicating the organization of the
Club Your letter also conveys in fervid and fat
tering terms the sentiments of friendship. of at
tachment, and Of confidence which the Club and
yourself do me the honor to entertain 1 thank
yon and the Club for these sentiments, and for the
high appreciation of my past public services, and
tor the kind association of my nape in your wishe.
for the future.
Although have resolved to remain passive and
leave my fellow-citizens undisturbed to designate
such person and employ such means as they may
think proper to secure his election as Chief Magis-
trate of the United States, l do not profess to be
Indifferent to, but on the contrary, am profoundly
grateful for the enthusiastic demonstrations which
have been made In respectto myself These have
far surpassed any that ever anticipated, at pc
riod SO distant from the next election. Whatever
may be the results Of the future, whether it may
be deemed expedient not, finally, to hold up nv
name rs candidate to the American people,
shall ever cherish the recollection of these demon
STATIONS and those among them which have been
made in the Unincorperated Northern Liberties of
Philadelphia, Oxford and vicinity, with feelings
OF the deepest respect and gratitude.
HENRY CLAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

U. The American Board of Foreign Missions
has received $500, 900 within the last l months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16
DRITANNIA METAL WARE.-Tea

ID Sets, Tea and Coffee Urns Casters, Lamps, Oisn
Covers Music Plates Communion Taikarts, Cups riars
Bspsu.a Bowls Coffin Plates, &c &c, ac nred on
refined rolled metal by Messs Reed Barton, OF Iaunton
Mass aad superior any other
in This country and equal importedtnr sale by thef
only agent in this city, WITHERELL,Jr
ans ga JoLn+street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

no LAWYERs.-A young man, with
4 some experience in Law Office wishes situation
where he could complete his studies Address g. at
1 he n.ficen Of this nulS 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

~ The MAGAZINE or HORTICULTURE, edited
by C. NJ. HovEy, for August, has just been pub
lished by Israel Post, So Bowety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16
BY Special Appointment
TpH GHLOTT. Pen Manufacture
.ArUSIC AT THREE CENTS A Page,

Cr0on Water
THO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and
4 o,herS-Wtlacd wrought Iron Tubes, for Steam, Wa
Ter, Gas &c. ftoms to inches diameter and in length:
from inches II feet capable Of sustaining an internal
pressure OF from LOCO to 10 coo hs per square nch-oge-
iher with fittings of every description, slch bows. rs,
Reducing Sockets, Cocks, lc TO which the Tubes are
oined by Screws and by of which they be put
together with The greatest facility by any ordinary workman.
The great strength and durability OF these tubes as COM
pared with Copper or other material and their economy
renter them superior all others for any OF the purposes
above mentioned. For sale hy
iNsl WAI.WOkTH & MASON, 80 Ann-SL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

NM ANTED-Ten or twelve active, in
Wv ,clgent men procure subscribers in the country
for the popular periodicals of the day. Men who have been
engaged in reaching and literary pursuits viii be preferred
No foreigners need apply Undoubed testimonials OF cha
racter will be required
BRADBURY, sODEN Co. ~ Nassau;s,- ~ Y,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

SN|HiTSEY a. JENKINS, CROTON
wv WATER PLUMB Frs. No. john street near
Broadway. New York White Pine, red Cedar, and Locust
ydraus Lead and Iron Pipes of first quality Baths Water
Closets Cistern Pumps Cold Water Fountains, Lead Work,
and Hydraulics of every description furnished and fixed on
Mr.. whtsey Gaze foreman for Samuel Haydock Of Phia-
iepIaj having becn engaged for the asl y years in The
above place, where he has superintendent some OF tho lar
ge public buildings will warrant his work equal II not
superior any Certif a'es rom Mr.. Thomas W.
Walter, Architect OF Grard College, and others may be
shop. All orders nuncnnv attended 10. Y22 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16
CABINET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

4 fABINET URt..-PurchaserS
" will fu,i it their interest 10 call at No 60 Ca,herine
street where may be found the second floor, eSten
splendid Cabinet Furniture, of the reeves
md approved patterns, and which will be sold a
prices below what furniture al The quality be
bought Tor auction The advantage here offered in huy
ng of the regular mandatory At auction prices must he
evident Itne and long experience in the business
any advantage in manufacturing good and ornamental ware
subscriber feels confident in saying that any who may
a al No 20 Cntherine.street and make their selection
hall have full and ample satisfaction, both y price ard
quality in The articles purchased y. FANNING ie2S SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

70 We understand that Professor ToRREY has
been appointed TO succeed DR.. MARSH in the
Professorship Of Moral and Intellectual Phioso-
ply in the University of Vermont, and that Mr..
CALVIN PRAsE, of Montpelier, win fill the Profes-
sorship Of Ancient Languages thus vacated Both
these departments will be thus well filled. Pro-
lessor Torrey has high qualifications for his new
Professo,ship, and Mr.. Pease, though young, is
one of the finest scholars in New England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

XE7ANTED-50 enterprising young men
class vessels To young men OF good habits the above
very desirable opportunity. All clothing and other neGeS
sary articles fur1 ed the credit of the For
farther inlorma ton apply to WM LuCkEY CO, Slip
ping Agents, 100 S7uh- street, up stairs IyN Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

Per Hundred Pounds the Yard y
Those who patronisc The Yard the extent OF one ton
previous 10 tue first OF October viii be entitled TO have
their orders filed through the year at The same low price
will be kept in operation daily ron ~ 10 O'CLOCK
az Inc yard, for The purpose Of exhibiting tne Coal
Orders vii! be received the Lazenge Stores, corner
Broadway and Grand and Fulton and Nassau.sts
also Il Io9 Liberty-siree J. P. GOLDING, Agent,
aulOGt 66 Westinghouse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

THO STOREKEEPERS, &c. &c.-A
man about IS years or age. cooper by trade, and
az expert penm?n wishes employment in either or both
pacitIeS. His habits temperate and steady and his
references of the first rcspeciabity Address D. c. Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

The following letter wss addressed to the Sec
rotary of the Henry Clay Club of Northern Liber-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

NATSkILL MOUNTAIN HOUSIa, al
the Pine Orchart-la42-This romantic and fashiona-
Die viii re conducted during Tie present season Tn
der the direction and suerinnsnce OF the sabscriper
las undergone complete and thorough repair and now
open FOR the reception OF visitors No effort VIII be spsree
the deservedy high character which has here
toore sustained As heretofore tables will be furnished
With every dsicacy that tie Newfork market can anoro
ard every possible attention that promote be CONVEX
fence ard epoynaat OF lis PATROLS will ie proHpty DC
slowed Tie read eadirg 70 this establishments. and espe
ciall part of it on the mountain has been renosreg
perfectly smooth ard safe ;,f
run Is heretofore regularly between the Landing ana Tue
isia sm - - C. l. BEACH Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16
WANTED.-A Teacher of

BOARD. HOTEL-Brown's Mansion
Is Blouse &c Duane street. Broadway and the Park
w-York-Tbis splendid hotel and boardngouse, late
sManhattan has the bar entirely removed the IRE
-1,urJir rgdly excluded al order and pro-
vision suited 10 the rcpose and comforts OF Christian
Home; and reduction unparalleled in chargesto wit TO
IS cents per day. 81 s. per week for lodgings; meas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

ATHENS CoLLEaE-The Annual Commence
mens of the College at Athens, Ga, was held on
the I'd inst. The Address before the Alumni was
delivered by H. V. JOHNSON, Esq, and that be-
fore the Literary Societies by Judge Law of Sa-
vannah In consequence of the withdrawal OF a
portion of the Fund by the Legislature, the Trus-
tees have dispensed with two Professorships and
reduced the salaries of the remaiuing Professors
30 per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

"OuT OF THY MOUTH WILL CONDEMN THEE. =
Thomas Hart Benton, of the q. S. Senate. is
we'll known as one Of the most rnbid opponents
of Hen4S Clay. Protective Tariff, and Internal
improvements, in the country. What his senti-
mcnts were on all these subjects fewye since
may be ascertained by the following extract of u
letter over his own signature published in the
Missouri Intelligencer of Oct, a2d, 1924
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

i hESS BOOTS-LateSt French style
~ The subscriber resecnlly invites the citizens OF
NewfoS, and rangerSv SuDg the city, to fa al 4 Eul
ouSre and examine .arge asSornner; OF Dress Boots
made in the laes, Spring ashon and of the finest French
CaltSkiB
gentlemen bsve Bccts made orer in tbs, best
six calars per pair warranted equal any made
dollars and BALI aad the undersigned lakes draw
ing of the feet and keeps lasts for each customer he can in-
sure easy yet handsome ut.
Constantly hand Fashionable Boots, &C. the follow
ing reduced prices:
Seal.Skin Boots from s. 80 I, So IS
Gait ." &" no ~ oW
ldiI De0S...... w
WATERS. -
SHOES. from % 10 = eN
Pumps aud Slippers, &c- &c. proportonably Low.
Terms, Cash on Delivery. JOHN l.. WATKINS.
E:ylo IA Fusonsst. Setween Nassau and Dutct.
y LEE and SPEECHES OF HENRY
4 4 CLAY-MALLoRf'S EDITION. Broadway
House, July Esd, isi2In general committee of the Demo-
cratic Wing Young Men OF the city and county New
York
Resoed That The publication proposed OF The Lilo and
Speeches of Henry Clay by DANIEL MALLORY of New
York. undertaken with the and appreciation OF that
distinguished statesman is cordially Recommended by this
Committee the favor of their Democratic Wing brethren
throughout the Union. Extract from the minutes.
GILES n. HlLLfER Asst Chairman,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16
DATENT CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS,

4. CHEMICAL OIL, BURNING FLUiD.--The sub
rrer would invite tho attentioa Of HE public 10 his stock
Of Gg.EENOuGHSP PAT ENT LAMPS which from their
beauty and superior qualities are destined TO spersede all
Others raw The oil which is burned IN them
chemical PREPARATION very clean in its properties and gives
iyery brllian, and economical light The Burning Fluid
sa portable light free from all smoke smell grease ana
viii neither soil nor stain Common Lamps be altered
,rhing expense burn the fluid Tho subscriber IS
Kindly permitted TO refer 20 ssne OF cur most respectable
G4ri!ies who usnr the article.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

PosT OsrIeE Sgw.YoRg Jufg IL, 1882
v6p EpnsIet1 States Express lEnis FROM NEW

I
y6 M = SH aS6 states Express lEais FROM new
Aosah and soSTOS.The Post Master General, With
View 20 ne accommodation OF The public, and increased
aep5eo arc security has established az express Msii 20
fxpsoite winch scsSeegvr VIII be employed under the
uesasc SUPERVISION and drectionlf MEsSSs HAsSosS
Co.. or cafryla TIE Naiis between b.s City and Boston,
anu The important intermediate fxrs with directions
cause The delivery at The earlies yose time Letters viii
Dc received on board the SoEsasn Line OF Steamboats,
which carries the Ms via Sscuinccn ard Providence TO
Boston, past O'Clock Until time of departure
during which time postage can b. paid Le,tes viii be re-
ceived this Office up to O'clock, p d. This arTang-
.nent silI 20 into operation on the eSsh inst.
jyls I'm JOHN LoRIMER GRAHAM, PM.
TUnifed States Express Mail FROM NEW
SORk To BOS TON.-With view 10 give The greatest
possible convenience. despatch aud security TO the
ing communications between Boston and this city, the Pest
Master General has established regularly sworn Messen
attached 30 the Department from this city 10 Scson
under the immediate saperuendence OF The undersigned
TO commence the ~ b inst. 49,.
To cut the fues, possible extent these views OF
the Post Master Geaeal letters for Boso Provd sne and
New Bedford will be received board The regular D
O'Clock Mail Boat. land desired postage caa be paid)
nom past o'cocH up the Time OF is de partnre Tor
Boston.
Public notice IS therefore hereby given OF the above ar
rsIleiueht and all rely the INCREASING
diligence with WHEN all mali will be forwarded as
above IN the sho,isst possible spaee of time and with The
greatest security HiRNDEN & co.
General Mad Agents -
New York Iulr 18th ;viS
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For further information address by mail.
AUG Staw lm. X MAIHlSoN, ffincipal.

CHEAP COAL YARD, No. 20 Wash
rgton street-Ths Yard has been opened for the pur
pose of supplying an excellent article OF fuel less price
ihan can be obtained any other place in The city
and ada pted 10 the use OF Stoves 1t burn slowly, pro-
ducing an heat without smoke with considerable
fame em suphureous or bumnous vapor, and Leaves
very small quantity OF red ashes like the best feach W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

V7HE WELL KNOWN LADY of in-
formation, Mrs WILLIS, has removed from 80 Allen
265 Elizabes,reet flew doors tiSsde Blocker
Stre,, auli 2wt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-02

citizens in panee with the requirements of the present
School Law. and ash their cordial support of the
the ensuing ele ctnn Monday. the 9th OF lune
For COnmissioners.
STEPHEN CONON Err, PETEK PRIME.
For Inspectors
JESSE ENERITT JOSEPH +. PIHSSON.
For TrustseSs.
JOHN STEARNS. VI ID. ALEXANDER McCII RF
ALEX VI. BURKiLI. ELIJAH T.. =. WOODRI IF,
BENJAMIN r. wHEELwRIGHT
By order OF the Committee.
JOSEPH p. PRISON; Chairman.
l.. WILSON Secretary. myjl 3trThAS
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ADJUSTMENTS
NRAND TEMPERANCE CONCERT

NJ AND ADDRE>>E>-DFi tvkN iNsrifrrf -. IF
FogNFn l~FFSfsrfs- New Ncrk tcairrlf o 7c-ssi
Al.c viii gs- Conceft al The BrossN1y s.efat' d, ia
Fr.ay even :. D. zoe quarter before neocs Cf t..
heref, - the above institute
PROGRAMME.
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, PNyrr.
3 An,.snl-l6h palm
J. New T.mpefauce >cus- aritsn by Nj Ddaa Tenn.
perancr Lyrr.
s Duettsnd Omar .e;-St.ike fi. IsrT.
g Tsmq-ranc~ HYMN bra, D,perse The nisia.cht
ho,ernus ESQ 81. ara uk~ IT, maIdenins b. ~ sway
= or nal r~u.srtr Odr- niier hy NJ Dana or
tn rsmaeranc- I've. and ded Gated 70 the I'm. =.
? N1-.asll. who expected O. De- prescott
\ tres
q Choru.-Glory b- g. Col IN the o. ghcsi.
ly. Ouguai rrup-rsn-e Dd--sruca expressly Ior ihs
occasion by n ID H1if. ~
a. Tempe O.s-Nri ressly ortii> occasion by
M Dana.
l.. Dep ], lhs ,leep of The hero Daet aad chorus.
-. Original 1 Temperance ~. Writes ul sr> DAh--
Temperance Ivre.
~ Tue Temperance Pledge.
a. Grand Ha'l-.l ala horus
Beurrion
Tickets 81 cents admitting grEilsul-n an lady Mem
tickets only ons. Dc hat The Hal o. ihr
Washington Benevolent I mperince society. corrrr White
iud Centre street., The ofcr OF tn Au-ilcn Temper.
4 nou. Clinton Hal Hau OF the Hope Temperance
efy cDrrsr Brnldw aai Grand street. u. Fanav.
ti3 Nassau street John Taylor Co Us \i~iu street
Fuh Ill.. \o trsI Ain square DAYTON Newman.
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