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TETE ASSAM
Il E A con p A NY

No. 1856 Greenwich Street, Ncw York.
THE proprietors beg to call the attention of
= connoisseurs in Tea, and the heads of families
to the choice and rare selection of Teas imported
by them, and hitherto unknown in this country,
which, by their fragrance and dclicacy, combined
with virgin purity and strength, produce an inu-
sion of surprising richness and flavor.
THE TEAS OFFERED, ARE THE FOL-
LOWING:
The Jcddo Bloom, Black Tea, at 81 90 per ID.
Niphon, do 0 rs {"
A" Diar, do 0 50 " "
+" Osacca, Green Tea, l 90 4" "
4" Too-tsiaa, do us )" 4"
Z" Ticki-tsiua, do 0 so "
Ud-f Mixture compound of the
most rare and choice 1easgrown
on the fertile and genial soil of
Assam, 90 q"
With view TO encourage the introduction of
these matchess Teas is the intention of the pro-
prctors to distribute by lot, among the purchasers,
quantity of Teas equal to
The first years profits on the sales effected.
Each purchaser will receive enclosed in the pack
age, numbered certificate emitting him to
One Chance in the Distribution!
~ FOR EVERY FIFTY cGNTs N
laid out " ON the receipts amounting to $4,000,
the aforementioned parcels of Tea, to the value
of ten per cent, or Two Thousand Dollars, will be
given away as bonuses, according to the follow
ing
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

See tho cure OF d. Hubbard Of Stamford C and o,heS1
Dyspepsia
See the of T. s Igiicor merchant Of Auea wyo.
ming Go N Y. md many more, in our Pairphleti.
Dysentery & Summer Complaint
in yhildcn and AdHls a,ray, cured Htdtiy Csdria
will become esAy hcaly and hearty and grow rapidly.
by the use of this BALSAM.
No mother nerd ever mourn the death of her child by
PULMONART B4LSAM be administered. II should bs
for such cases given in larger hun the ordinary doses
DOCTORS 4 PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND
Thc tollowingMnned Doctor, and Phy,icisss hsvs
highly recommended BRANl"S MEDlClNES:-
nr. n. HUBBARD Stamford, Conn.
DR.. ]. N. SMITH, Watertown. N. Y,
DR.. ROSSMAN. 1872 Henry street, BrooEyr N. y.
DR.. II. NJ HUNT, Auburn n Y.
Dr. GEO FRANCIS, Middleown: CoHn.
DR.. GEO. A. ROGERS. Bath, N. Y
DR.. $. WHITE. Fredonia NJ Y.
Dir. G. B. GAI.ENTINF, Byron. N. Y
pr. J. q. SillPMAN, Fayetteville, N. Y.
DR.. ]. SKINNER. Henry st, Brooklyn, NY
DR.. o. SiIiPMAN. Cortland N. Y.
FOR SALE BY John w. Frllng, sunbury Pa
Mary A. McCay Northumberland
John fl. Rnser Milton,
Henry J. Siacler do
Edward A. kuZner do
Adam COnrhd posEreve,
Hayes & Mccormick, NIcEweIisvllc,
w p, L. Painter, hIuncy,
j. p. Mann & Co, Uughcsvile,
Edward Wilson, New Berlin
Thopton & Baker, Eewsburg;
s. J. Grouse, SelnsgtuVe,
w II. Buckley, Danvie,
T.. p Ieitz & John Il. Meyer, Bloomsbnrg !,
4 II letters and orders must he addressed Wallace
Co., 1O6 broadway, New York.
Stliury, July 2l, 1ei9-1y.
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES g. C1MpL AjN1s,

No remedy TINT has been offered the pubc bas sver
been half certain and tectudl in correcting the n
cdenta ccdknesse, and irregularities of the iepao sex
BRANT'S PULMONARY BALSAM 1t makes no dit
ference whether the arrangement he suppression stess
other incidental toedkRess-it REGULATES ALI. by
strengthening the system e9udinR tts circuidue4 shd
soothing and aHdying NERVOUS lRRlTABlEltY. 81
our pdmuhlss for nroof
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NEW YORK s. PHILADELPHIA
J0URNEYMEN
Hattcrs Association,

Cor, of 9Th and Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
CONTINUE to make and sell finer and more
" durable Hat for the money than any other
establishment in the United States-standard
price of Hats SO 90. Gents and Boys Cloth and
Glazed Gaps, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, GALAXY
Panama and Straw Hats at equally low prices.
May 20, ls50,--lya
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PHILA, AND READING RAILROAD
SUMMER ADVANCEMENT FROM
PHILADELPHIA AND fOTTsy1IIiE.


EzgssSFssas 6A &ada al
sss..ssrE saa As-ss 49,
Office of the Phila. 8 Reading R,ilrond Co..
Philadelphia, March 90, 1880.
Two Passenger Trains Daily, Except Sunday.)
Am and after Aprilist, 1850 two trains will
" he run each way, daily, between Philadel;
phid and Pottsyc.
Morning Line, Accommodation:l
leaves Philadelphia at II A. NJ, daily except
Sundays.
Leaves Pcttsyilc at y A. NJ. daily except Sun
days
afternoon Line, Fast frain.) -
Ieavcs Philadelphia at y o'clock, daily, except
Sundays. -
Leaves Pcttsvllic at 2l o'clock, daily, except
Sundays.
Passengers cannot enter the cars unless provi;
ded with Tickets.
The afternoon, or fast trains, do not stop at Au-
btifn, Althousc's, Birdsboro', Rogers Ford, VAL
ley Forge, Port Kennedy, Spring Mill or Falls.
NOTICE.--Fifty pounds of bdggage will be al
lowed 10 each passenger in these lines; and pas
senpcfs expressly prohibited from taking any
thing as baggage but their wearing apparel, which
| will be at the risk ofits owner.
BY order Of the Board of Managers.
S. BRADFORD,
| April -, 1850. Secretary.
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YOUTH AND MANHOOD,
A vigorous life or premature DEATH
KINKELIN on self Preservation.
ONLY 25 CENTS.

This Book us published is filed with useful information
on the nhrmlcs and diseases of the Geerave Organs
II ndres sscs itself alike 10 YOUTH MANHOOD and OLD
AGE and should he read by AL,
The valuable advice and impressive warning II gives,
win prevent years OF misery and suffering and save annual
" Thousands OF Lives.
Parents by reading II will learn how prevent the des-
trIctinn of their children,
MA remittance OF y cents, enclosed in letter, ad-
dressed 10 DR KlNkEL.lN, n. W. corner Of THIRD 4
UNION Streets, between Spruce q Pine, Philadelphia,
W ensure book, under envelope per return oi mail
Persons dsnnco may address DIR X ty letter tpos
maid y and hc cured at home
PACKAGES OF MEDlCIFES, OBJECTIONS, &c,
iryarde by sending remittance, uha put up seue from
DAMAGE or ClRlOSlI
Booksenga, New Accnt pclHrt. Canvais6rs, and all
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MAHOGANY AND MARBLE.
c-w sEr - a rTy TF~T.T
AMID TURNING SEB0P,


CABINET MIXERS,
GENERAL FURNISHING STORE,
No. 1874 South Second Street, JcloW Dock ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
TIME subscribers would call the special atten-
Il ton of Cabinet Makers and others, TO their
very extensive assortment of materials in their
line, consisting of Mahogany Vcnccrs, Boards and
Plank, Hair Cloth, Curlcd Hair, Glue, Vanish,
Looking Glass Plates, Mahogany Knobs, Bed
Posts, Marble Tops, and every description of
Hardware Tools, &c.
Cabinet Makers residing out of the City, would
find il greatly to their advantage to call at our
store to purchase such materials as they want
connected with their business.
All our goods are WARRANTED,
of the hest quality, and at very reduced prices
Our Terms are Cash, (no trade.)
We guarantee to give every man the worth of
his money.
T. & l.. THOMPSON.
n. B.-Mahogany, Walnut and Hand Rail
Plank, and Stair Balustcrs for Buiders,-aso
Marble Mantles, always OH hand, and every de-
scription of turned work.
June s, lS50-ly
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HOUSE 10 RENT. = The premises on Mar
IL kot street, lately occupied by Smon Matt
Apply to ...... HENRY MAsStR
Suubuy, Apl O. 1859.
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APPOINTMENT OF Mr.. LAWRENCE Con-
rIRMED.-Mr. Lawrence, our Minister to
England, was confirmed, on Tuesday last,
by the Senate. Mr.. Webster moved the con-
tirmaton, spoke earnestly in favor of it, and
voted aye. A large number of other diplo-
matte appointments were confirmed at the
same time.
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CONSUMPTION

In all Chrstanizsd and civilized countries has caussd
larger proportion of deaths than ay other sisdy that
n'icts the human family; and until within years.
there has not been any eetun tndy stop tSe dsvnss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-06-29

EBY virtue of certain Writs of Ven. Enponas, to
E @ me directed, will be sold by public Nenduc
or Cutlery at l O'Clock p. NJ. on Monday the Sth
day ofJuly next at the Court House in the borough
Of Sunhury the following real estate to wit -
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-10-04

my dear, said the wife Of a Naval
officer during q terrible storm at sea-, are
YOU not afraidf How is it possible you
can Be 50 calm in such q storms" He
arose from bis chair lashsd to the deck,
and supporting himself BY a pillar OF a
bedplace, be drew his sword, and point
ing il 70 the breast Of his wife, excfaim'
ed. Are you nctafraid She instant
ly replied. mo, certainly moi"
Why y said the officer. Because
rejoined the lady. 81 know that th'
sword is in the hand Of my husband. an
he loves me too well 10 hurt me-" Then
said he. !" remember, I know in whom
have believed, and that He holds tn
winds IN HIS fists, and the waters in III
hollow Of His hands.|
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-10-04


At a regular meeting of Milton Division
Sons of Temperance on 18th August, the
the following Preamble and Resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
Whereas, at the last regular meeting Of
the National Division, Sons Of Temperance,
convened at Boston Mass, in the month Of
June, 1850 that portion Of the obligation Of
our Order, which has special reference to
the use Of, and traffic in, Intoxicating liquors,
was construed to be birding for life,
Therefore ResoEred, That in the opinion
of this Division, the construction thus plae-
ed upon this part of our obligation. is moi
only uncalled for at this time. but is unwar
rantable, and unnecessary. and will we be
lieve, if persisted in, prove highly detrimen
tai, if not snbversive of the Order.
Resofred, That our Representatives to tn,
next G. D. be, and they are hereby instruC
ted to urge, that arespectful but solemn pl
test be sent up from the G. D. of N, G. i
; gainst any such change in the cOnstructiC
| Of the pledge.
/ ResOEved. That the foregoing Preambl
) and resolutions, be forwarded to A. NJ. Go
man Esq, with a request to publish Il
same in the Spirit of the Age.
A true copy from the minutes.
A. D. BALL, w. P.
r. H. PR1cHErr, r. s.
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eaiturs Garrrsannasnrf.
GurLroRp. N C.. 18th sept.

Q~OALEOhD, N vi AC0u Oopt.
Bro. GoRMAx. This viii inform you that
g Pleasant Garden Division ; was duly Or.
gAniaed by myself, assisted by several Of the
Brethren from Greensboro. The following
are the officers, B. E. Woollen, w. P, j.
W. BeesOm, W. A., L. DE- Elliott. r. s.,
B. Yates, F. S., 7. B. Taylor, T., &c.-
This is a section Of country where Temper
anee efforts are greatly needed, and / trust
that the Division will do much good.
They lave made a fine start at Graham
from q letter received from Bro. Frost, he
informs me that they are doing finely in
Hyde, he says that In Washington they are
taking things by storm. The evening after
organizing the above Division. / was taker
with a sudden attack Of bilious fever, at
tended with congestion of the brain. Blu
thanks to Divine Providence, and the kinC
attention Of my Doctor, / am now nearl..
well and purpose starting IN Monday for m.
work, after being confined some eight or tel
days. The brethren are making large pre-
parations for the reception Of Bro. White.
Yours, in L. P. l. F.
!, SAML. PEARCE, Agt.
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Iahits' Ataurtmrut.
DAUCHTERs OF TEMPERANCE.


We hear from : number Of different
States that new Unions are springing n-
10 existence under encouraging circ1m-
stanees. Ia May places where no pre-
vious movement Of the kind had been
made. the ladies have combined, resolv-
ing 70 make their Influence felt through
the medium Of organised effort, and we
have frequent intiynation Of their encouF.
aging success. We could point TO many
towns where the cause Of temperance
fnds its moist devoted and efficient sup
porters "a the Daughters Of Temperance
Woula that avery village and neighbor'
hood ia the land were blessed with
jealous Union Of Daughters. There is
great work FOR the ladies' to do, which
none can do as wellas they; and n o
the most effsctaal ways in which tn
Sons can promote the cause we love, !
by encouraging the formation Of Union
where thsy do not now exist, and adm
them where they are in operation. TIL
union Of the ladies every where in thes
associations, would exert a wonderful il
huence in favor Of the complete trump
Of our glorious cause.-N. Y. Organ.
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A SON.

The following Preamble and Resolutions
we're unanimously adopted by Long Creek
Division, No. 102, s. of 7. in their Divis-
ion room the 21st Sept.
WHEREAS, It appears from arepOrt Of the
proceedings Of the National Division, that,
that body at its recent session in the city Of
Boston, resolved by a vote of 81 to II, tc
erase from our obligation the words " in thi:
respect" thereby rendering the pledge il
all its phases " binding to the end Of hfe.-
Therefore be it
Resolred, That a Committee oftwo be ap
pointed to enter the solemn protest Of thi
Division against such action.
We the undersigned appointed in aceol
dance with the above resolution, proceed t
the discharge Of that duty, actuated bya spi
it Of 6rmness and candor, feeling a deep il
terest in this all important cause, and bein
willing to make any reasonable sacrifice f
its extension. We sincerely regret that such
thing should have occurred to contamina
its progress, but we can conceive of no ste
that that body could have taken, that wou.
be better calculated to bring about discord al
|. disuniOn, and we fear that if the National l
/ vision does not retract that procedure, o
noble and glorious cause will expire in
/ infancy, We have felt the -arduOusness of
] compIishing much with the opposition we h
! to contend with. Some would say, it would
signing away their liberty, and various ott
excuses to oppose US. Thatit was a vOlr
tary act both in coming into u Order, a
d remaining, vas the only ground on which
could meet them to fight successfully,
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THE SECRET OUT.

A friend explains the manner in which
our much discussed secret has leaked out
at last, as follows: Travelling in the
cares she other day, | ( observed two gen.
tlemen occupying separate seats. one
Just behind the other. | noticed That
the one on the back seat was leaning for
ward on the back OF the other seat. Az.
ter some time the gentleman on the front
seat said, i Think, sir, you must be a
Son of Temperance The other rose
up, somewhat astonished at the remark
and replied, : | am, sir.-and what of it?'
Oh, nothing, sir. But, sill. / would
like to know how you told that | wa.
one.' Why. sir said the first man
you have for some time been layins
your head very near me, and / have beer
trying to discover whether you drank o
not. / am myself a Son, and | belonj
10 the smelling committee, and the mo
ment | catch a mans breath, I can tel
whether he drinks or not. | could nc
discover it upon you, | therefore cor
Guided at once that you belonged to on
Order A hearty laugh was enjoyed b
all the passengers" Take care, rul
drinkers the smelling committee are a
about over the country, just now, and
will be hard for you TO escape.
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The WnE.-What is there like home
10 the man to whom God has given that
greatest OF all earthly gifts, far beyond
gold, q help-mate for him-a being like
himself, adapted to better his condition,
and soften his caFesl 1t Is an old senti-
ment that has passed into a proveFb-
No wife, no home"
II is astonishing TO see how well a
man may live on a small income who has
a handy and industrious wife. Some
men live and make a far better appear
ance on six or eight dollars a week, than
others do on fifteen or eighteen dollars
The man does his part well. but the wife
is good for nothing. She will even up.
braid her husband FOR not living in a
good style as her neighbor, while thu
fault is entirely her own. His neighbo
has a neat, capable ndindustIious wife
and that makes the difference. Hi
wife, on the other hand, is q whirlpool
into which q great many silver cup
might be thrown, aud the appearance {
the waters would remain unchanged
No Nicholas. the driver, is there to re.
tore the wasted treasures, Il is only a
insnlt fer such a woman 70 talk to he
husband about her love and devotion.
Chris. Intel.
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THE MARKETS..

FAYETTEvILLE.-Cotton II TO IL IA;
Corn 80 TO IS; Flour So to $50; Cotton
yarn 18 cts. "A: brown sheetiag 8 cts:
7-8 do. 7 IL; Osnaburgs 10.
PETERsBURG.-Tobacco, Ordinary Tugs
$3.50 to $50; good and 6ne, sweet, 9 10
IL; good IL 1-2 10 I24-3; fine nsnuiaetur-
ing ~ to q. Cotton duh and declining at
IL r.. Wheat 81 to ia for white;
very Indifferent. ia great quantities COM
ing to market which sells at so to 30
cents. Bacon, hog round 7.25t TO 7.50;
hams 8 to 10, shoulders. $5.25 to 5 90.
Mackerel from SIS 10 $3.50. Flour
from $50 to S. ga.
WILMlNGToN.-Turpentine, virgin dip
from SI.90 to 1876; Rosin from IS cts.
TO 81. Spirits from % 1-2 to % ga.
Tar $l.25. Corn from 60 to SO cents.
Hams scarce at 10 cents, hog round 8 IL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS new, $2.2s
10 2,28, old EOS to 2.15; hard LOS tc
Ito. Tar 81 to 1.9Q. Bacon $50 tc
Corn SIS to $50 per Dbl.
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PHILIP S. WHITE.

By an advertisement in to-day's paper.
our readers will learn that this distin-
guished.O Orator and Son Of Temperance
will ~deliveeian address in this place on
Saturday 9TH October. We understand
that the " Sons have determined TO do
him honor on this occasion, and for this
purpose haveiappointed a Committee to
make all necessary arrangements. We
see also that the Division here has ex.
tended an invitation to all the neighbor-
ing Divisions to be present and unite
with them in rendering honor to whom
honor is due. We feel some interest in
the matter, and therefore sincerely hope
that the surrounding Divisions will re.
spond by large delegations. Come with
your banners and your badges-come
with your hearts beating high with hope
and expectation and listen to the thrill
ing e~loquence of this distinguished spea-
ker
North, South, East, West, wherever
| Mr.. White has been, the press speak Of
; him in the highest terms as an orator.
! Ol a fine aud commanding appearance,
thoroughly educated and gifted with nc
ordinary talent, he proves himself, on al
occasions master Of his subject, and new
9 er fails to interest aud enlighten all whit
n listen to him.
We hope and believe that his visit a
mong US will be fraught with much good
and that the truth, which we doubt no
# will be honestly spoken, will be honest
" received. and find root in the heart
and consciences of many who are stun
a. bling blocks in the way of the Temper
ance reform.
is The fact cannot be disguised that tn
I. Temperance associations of the pTeser
day, are accomplishing much for the hal
piness Of individuals, the peace of fam
lies, and the welfare of society.
They have contributed no little 30 II
:. present elevation of public sentiment
= regard TO the manufacture, sale and u
of intoxicating beverages. and we a
sure that no man Of correct principl
= and feelings would have it otherwise
=. We would therefore, besneak for NJ
- White, and the Order he represents,
liberal and enlightened judgment on II
~ Recommendations Watchman.
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HookEKroN. sept. I9th. Is5O.

Bro. GoRMAN: TAe Sons Of HoOkerton
Division met to-day, for the purpose Of cele-
brating their anniversary. The brethren Of
Snow Hill and Hookerton Divisions having
been previously invited, a number were in
attendance, besides a goodly number Of gem
tlemen and ladies from the surrounding
country. About IL o'clock, the eongrega-
ton having assembled at the church, the
Sons formed and proceeded thither, when
the audience was addressed by Rev. H. H.
Gibbons. orator of the day. in q speech o.
considerable length, showing the rise and
progress of the Order in the United States
and more particularly in cur OWE State snt
county. The audience seemed much inter
ested in the words of the speaker. TIL,
whole exercises passed of finely, and W
trust that our assembling together to-day ma,
not prove in vain. but that the seed sow
may ripen into an abundant harvest.
The Order here seems to be getting o.
very well. Some who were at first our bi
~terest enemies have become our friends an
joined in with US, and we feel encourage
still to perseyere. a cause SO gloriou
must prevail, whatever may oppose"
Yours, in Love, Purity and Fidelity.
FILIUS.
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WHERE THE DANGER LIES.

If the Order of the Sons Of Temper
ance shall ever fall and come TO nought,
Of one thing we feel quite confident, and
that is. that the catastrophe will not be
owing to external hostility. We expect
hostility from the enemies Of the cause.
We think it quite likely that AZ the great
rum interest feels that its power is de-
parting and that its day Of retribution
has come, its last agonizing throes will
be iercer and more desperate than any
thing We have yet experienced. But we
do not fear the hatred and opposition OF
the rum power.
Our danger lies in another quarter
Our worst and most potent enemy viii
be found in our own inclosure. 1t turks
in the restlessness, jealousy, self conceit
and vanity Of unworthy men in u Or
der. The spirit which threatens US &C.
|, ~casionally manifeets itself in the attempt
to make our Order suoserve the ends Of
, personal ambition, envy, or hatred or
it may be seen in the effort to engraft abb
f surd and offensive ultraisms upon our in.
stitution, and use the ignorance OF sems
and the blind enthusiasm of others to
weaken and break our fraternalbonds.-
The rabid spirit of a certain class of abo
~litionists, which seems to delight in rem
Is dering itself as hateful as possible, vii
k show its deformed visage in our Divis
ion-rooms and demand that our fraternit,
shall pay homage to its idol or suffer az
he itation and revolution. This spirit pride
itself on its utter contempt for conss
quences. 1t never felt remorse for its d.
to struction of great and holy things.
lis delights in obtruding its hideous feature
in where it can do the most mischief. Liz
: Satan, it has said Evil, be thou m
good; and like the jackal or the vultur
lp- it will pass suddenly by whole caravai
his of healthful, happy herds, and rejoit
over the single carcass Of the slain. I'll
or spirit we arc speaking Of is eminent
to an accusing, bitter, fault-fnding, HATH
pir- spirit, and woe to the decent fraterni
in within whose gates it finds a welcome.
ing We earnestly and solemnly warn o
for brethren every where TO beware of the
h a destroyers of harmony and peace a
shun them as men shun the plague. O
zen. Order is a fraternity for the promotion
uid temperance. Il is not a political socie
and for the procurement Of Offices and he
Dr. ors nor an abolition society for tha
our Indignation of different colors and
its ces o an e~lectioneering club for
FAC elevation Of cliques and favorites-bu
had family whose watch-words are Love,
4 he rlty and Fidelity, and whose end is
ther redemption Of man from lntemperat
". Y. Organ