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Y NOM Il HOLT, kyic's Corner. take lhea'"'e
IN oon,1nci np 10 the public. that they are no"
.,., and anrnng tH, most varied, extensive ana e'e
,,n, Stork nj Drv Goods exhibited III the Ly'H
I,r ,,,,set end fcol satisfied that no one who WI"
,;y tbr stock an examination will talI IN beng fu'!
i.fel both in price and quality. The Indies WIZ
find conpIrfc assortment Of Dress and cher goonS
.,,.;.tiaa IN part Of the foowng articles, brocade
SiIk. Cnersed Plaid aud plain, Black SIiksoi err"
,,otify AquiIla Tissues, ClnPe d Spmgne Lam"
Cloth, new aud beaoifu article, Grape defarls' na-
eccs # the most elegant designs, Six Luce tsu"s
pI,in Bnrrpe En-. h.k ard plain Mou''i :, Donna
Maria Crnpe.. Organizes, Bnrtiste, French and Eng
li.a J,ca,'ett Lilcn popne Lawns, Dotted hnsllhs,
Muslin Fnancing Coilus, Under Sleeves. En- Hand
,orchcis yery cheup, Silk aud Cotton Hosiery Muslin
md CsnlricL Edgiogs and Insertng., Kid and Sir
tiIoyo.. Silk Nuts Gimp and Fringes. Monias Grape
and Ne1r SfmW- Mou,npg Goods in great variety to-
thor with various other articles too numerous to mem
fi,, in an ADVERT -ement Gentlemen will lind com
p,e selection of French and English Cloh'Ca<Simers,
Silk and other vcstiGgs Gu,tsIn every vnty Cr1Vats'
pnin and Fancy Lorn Drillings Collars, Socks SILK
md Linen k1l>Fs ". &c.-Oar Stock OF Ntaple Goods
i. very large and desirable We invite all in want -
Dry Goods to gyeus a cnll. ... ,,l,,
COLHOTN &; HOLT.
apra Its KUes Corner. LVncbIwG.
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=. DIIGIID a SONS.

Tho, baae recently applied steam poncr 90 ihsr ma.
ehnery anl aatcr Themselves than taey enabled IN
,aa,uG fure al descriptions &C f}aia AID Fury ot,-
~ o.. in style and 'inish 60 compare with any 10
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JEW CONCERN.

ANEW CDNCERN.-lhe -ubsortb.rs socia
ted themselves together or the fret instant ioti ic
~-~x~1 pa -s,aseaf conducting tie manufacture
eEE&-&A ofcABlSET WARE, NJ Ha I'D ond
- ,eeH IaoseH s'aad ot :. Dir ruid. p,,.
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ltsBCMs ARD RAsOalIES.

- 500 p,irs hcuvy wooleh socks.
no pairs heavy Negro Broguos.
For anlc hy GEO. BAGBl.
sept IS--Gtc
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We have in Mr.. r. Nottingham Mitchell MP
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pendage. n eroat convenience and clhyicu rrotcc
iion against IRE.
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DIR. RONSTER, IIuguenot SPRING.,
ARCHER VAUGHAN. fmmvillr.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham,
X. J. GAINES, Chlrlolice
Tn" Pump can bc in NJ DIR. VIM. s. NORRIS
Duguid'- foundry. and many other places in lynch
burg. nl OF whom approve their utility and Useful
ness The Pump be seen in Rel mnnd, Mt tho Wing
uiire. They warranted t. rork we'll for YEAR
EY~ NOr1CE.-Al persI,.- buying or selling Tue
above articles, responsible to me for il.
r. BRlTT1NGHAM MITCHELL.
mnrrh 2o-dIt HrnnIirtnr.
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ATTENTION spOlsrsMEN!
MpoHrANT TO TARMENS

FOln b1neh.- Sfc"t0i ~ I ""td lNidtfN ~"
fcrs- P0ictt-AIt lNFRINGfMFNrs Wit M fRoshct
TEp ny Law his Is the most valuable invention q"
the aud without which manufactures, public "d
fees hoicls md private dwellings, ore incomplete. and
comraratie elv insecure. with this cheap aud efficient
Fire Engine the Farmer il perfectly independent al o
unaccomno3atiug insurance cnmpanlcS. aud can bid
deiance To the ncendiarY.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-10-08
FOSTER HALL, Wednesday,
Morning, 8 o'clock. {

Grand Section called to order by
the G. w. p, after which the con-
stitution of Subordinate Sections was
on motion taken up, discussed, amen
ded and adopted to article 10th, The
rules of order were then taken up,
amended and adopted.
The committee upon new members
made a report verbally. Report re-
ceived and committee discharged.
Brothers. Pyle, Davis and Elliott
were appointed committee to intro
duce new form for initiation of hon
orary members, and Brother Wheeler
appointed a committee to prepare a
new ritual for the Grand Section, 0f-
ter which the Grand Section took a
recess until 4 o'clock, p. NJ.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-10-08
EVENING SESSION,
Sep. l7I P. M.

pCp' - - - h'
Grand Section opened at the hour
appointed.
Brothers Caleb Clark, Jno. H. Can
non and Charles Dodson being an
nounced in waiting were duly admit
ted. The minutes of Wednesday were
read and approved. The Grand Sec
retary read his report, which was re-
ceived and ordered filed.
On motion, the report of the com
mittee upon ritual was taken up where
it was left in the afternoon and dis
cussed, amended and finally adopted
as whole, and committee discharg.
ed. After which the report of the
committee upon degree was taken up
discussed, amended and adopted, with
signs, grips, &c. (see degree
The Grand Section then proceeded
to the installation of its officers for the
ensuing year. After which, Brother
Bloomfield from the committee upor
institutlng a key asked farther time
granted. The same Brother from the
committee to supply an ode in the rit
ual of Sub. Sections, asked farther
time, which was granted.
The committee upon address made
a report, which was adopted, and 2O(
copies of the "Ohio Cadet" contain
ing the same, were ordered by tbs
Grand Section; and the committee con
tinued to prepare the address for prin'
ting.
Brothers Wheeler, Pyle, Bloom.
field, Elliott and Davis were appointed
a committee to prepare the End de.
gree, and submit their report Of same
at the nextmeeting of the Graad Sec
tion, for its action.
Brothers Wheeler and Richardson
were appointed a committee to pre-.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-10-08
SONS OF TEMPERACE IN OHIO.


DRETHREN,-Th mode of communication is
ID employed to afford information which is con-.
Etanty sought by letters from every part Of the State
The publications of the Order are kept on hand at
this office, and 10 Divisions upon the receipt Of
orders signed by proper officers under the seal Of the
Division, and inclOing funds, at the following rates;
ID. BIS per copy, 81 90
Officers cards each 12 X cts. per set, f##.W rs
Ode cards per doz. ~ cts. or doz. for 90
Funeral cards per doz, w % s'.' ~ rs
Dedication ceremonies, ! doz. 90 cts, 4 dos. 00
Travelling and withdrawal cards per dOz. so
Music, per copy, 10 etc. per dOz Is
Proceedings Of N. d. lst and 9Th session, beund, 90
Proceedings Of N. d. 9TH session, stitched, IS
Tract and 4, per hundred per thousand 50
Your attention Is especially called % these tracts.
They have been examined and approved BY the Cen
tra Executive Committee, aud Divisions are urged to
send orders for them once, and scatter them broad.
cast oyerthe State. atH 'hG wv
Orders for tracts will receive egual atteniion,
whether addressed TO O. CBARK, Ben franklin Office,
Cincinnati, or 70 die undersigned ct Dayton. -Gl
Persons ordering Tracts, etc, should aWayS say BY
what mode Of conveyance they should be sent.
February 6, 1859.
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FoarEn HAlL. WednesdaY. Sd Is.

Foster HALL, Wednesday, Sep Is.
Grand Section called to order by
the G. w. p, in The chair. Thecon-
stitution of the Grand Section was
again taken up for consideration, dis
cussed, amended and adopted. See
CoRSiiiutiou.
The committee appointed to intro
duce form for initiation Of honorary
members made report, which was
adopted and the COMMITTEES discharg.
ed. See Report.
Brother Wheeler was appointed a
committee to prepare the Constitution
of the Grand Section for printing.
Upon motion the appointment Of
the committee upon address was tax
en- up and Brothers Rogers and Black
added to the committed.
Brother Wheeler made amotion to
go into an election of officers Of the
G.. Section, for the ensuing year,
which resulted in the following choice:
G. W. P. Geo. A. Wheeler, Gin,
G. w, V.P. HIS. Elliott, Ger'town
G.. w. Sec. Jas. C. Richardson, Gin,
G. w. Treas. w. p. Pyle, Groyepott
G.. w. G. w. "A. Bloomfield, Eaton
G.. w. G. r. w. Davis, GAINESVILLE
G.. w. w. Courtland Parker, Gin.
The committee appointed at Column
bus to procure the books and docu-
ments for the G. Section made ver-
bal report, which was received and
committee discharged.
On motion of Brother Pyle, Broth
ers Richardson, Parker and Rogers
were appointed to examine the books
and accounts of the Grand Section.
Brothers Pyle and Bloomfield were
appointed a committee to devise ways
and means for increasing the funds Of
the Grand Section.
| On motion, the Grand Secretary
was requested to make out condens-
ed report Of the affairs connected with
his office, since his election at Co.
lumbus.
The minutes of Tuesday evenings
session were read and adopted, when
the Grand Section took recess until
7 o'clock, Thursday morning.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-10-08

W We wish to call the attention
of the w. P's. of Sections to the fact
that many of them have not sent in
the quarterly returns, with the per
centage, to the G. S. for several quar-
tcrs.
As the Grand Section is now regu-
larly organized and officers elected
you are hereby requested to for
ward all per centage due immedi-
ately to the G. w. Secretary. The
Grand Section is greatly in want OF
funds to pay for printing the new con-
stitution, red book, &c, &c, copy OF
which will be sent as soon as printed
to each Section. Don't forget that the
Treasury of the G. S. is almost ex-
hausted, and forward all money due
to J. C. RICHARDSON,
,...... ... q w g
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-10-08
FOSTER HALL, Wednesday 4, p. NJ.

The G. w. p. called the Grand
Section to order, the G. G.. and G,
Secretary absent. Bro. Stevens was
appointed e. G.. and Bro. Bloomfield
q. ). Pro tenn.
Brother Stevens made a mot on that
a committee Of three be appointed to
draft an address to the Cadets of Ohio,
to be published in the "Ohio Cadet
and ,T Organ of Temperance Reform. /"
Inc motion was amended, by adding
one to the committee and motion
adopted as amended. The G.. w. P.
GHen appointed Brothers s stevens and
r9rker as members of said committee
wnen ,,a upon motionthe furthe appoint
ment was laid upon the table.
On motion of Bro. Wheeler the con.
s'l'uElon OF the Grand Section was ia.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-10-08
Proceedings Grand Section, C. of T.
FOSTER HALL, Tuesday Morning,)

FOSTER HALL, Tuesday Morning,l
CINCINNATI, Sep. .14th, 1859.
Grand Section opened by reading
from the Scriptures, and signing an
appropriate ode. Officers present.
G. W. P, G. w. V. P, G. W. S. and
G.. w. G. Minutes of last session
having been adopted the reading of
same was on motion dispensed with.
The credentials of the following bro
having been examined and found cor
rect, they were duly admitted to seats
in the G. Sec.
Jas. NJ. Clark Cougsland Parker
A. G.. Negley w. A. Bloomfield
H. D. Rogers w. G.. Rossman
Jas. C. Richardson II. S. Elliott
W. II. Pyle Thomas Davis
Jos. r. White VIM. Black
R. Hubbard and G.. A. Wheeler.
Bro. Wheeler offered the following
resolution, which was adopted.
ReSOlred, That all V. AS. p. VS. and
Secretaries of subordinate Sections,
who may resentthemselvcs withprO-
per credentials for admission into this
q. Section, be admitted as members
in fall fellowship during the present
session. Whereupon the following
Brothers were duly admitted
S. A. Thaycr VIM, Penny
Chas. Perkins r. S. Miller and
VIM. c. Campbell.
Bro. Jno. Stevens, formerly W. A.
Of a now suspended Section, present.
ed himself for admission, and being
member in good standing of Whash-
ington Section, No. !, the G. w. P.
decided that he could be admitted un-
der the resolution offered by Brother
Wheeler; whereupon Bro. Richardson
appealed from his decision, when the
question was taken, Chair sustained
and the Brother duly admitted,
BrotherNcgIey offered the following
resolution, which was adopted;
"Res0Ired, That when we adiourr
we adjourn to meet in this Hall at =
o'clock, P. NJ" ~
On motion, Brothers u. s. Elliott
W. II. Pyle and Thomas w. Davis
were appointed committee upon the
state Of the Order, and Brothers w
H. Pyle, w. A. Bloomfield and ] r
White appointed committee to take
into consideration that part of our Or
der relating to honorary membership
in Sub. Sections. After which tn
Grand Section took a recess until
o'clock, p. NJ.
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pare the proceedings Of this Grand
Sections together with the new forms
of ceremonies, degrees, constitution,
&c, for printing, with power to act.
Upon motion, the G, w. P. then
conferred the first degree upon the fol-
lowing Brothers;
w, II. Pyle VIM, A. Bloomfield
II. S. Elliott Jas. @. Richardson
Charles Pernins S. A, Thayer
Thomas Davis H. d. Rogers
A. G Negley and Jno. Stevens,
Upon motion Of Brother Pyle. the
G. w. P, was instructed to institute
a form for conmissi5n Of D. G. W..
P's, After which the following reso.
lutions were adopted;
Resolved, That the committee upon
printing have power to fill any
blanks that may occur in any of the
forms &c, that are not otherwise pro-
vided for.
Resolped, That the G.. w. P. be
authorized to draw an order on the
Grand Treasurer, in favor Of James
Pollock, for services as janitor of the
Hall, during the present session.
WHEREAS, Queen City Section, No.
2, are publishing the Ohio Cadet a
publication, in every respect worthy
Che attention and support of every
friend Of Temperance, therefore,
be it,
ResoIUed, That the Grand Section
adopt the said 'Ohio Cadet as their
official organ.
Resolred, That the new Ritual Of
Sub. and Grand Sections and Consti-
tutions, DC, &c, shall take effect so
soon as the same are printed and ready
for distribution,
ResolUed, That hereafter, the G..
Section, shall not at any time, admit
any one to a seat in the same, except
such as may be legally qualified in ac-
cordance with the constitution.
Resolved, That no Section, work
ing under the jurisdiction of this
Grand Section, shall be entitled to re-
ceive the first degree, until it shal
have been working under the new Rit-
ual for three months.
ReSozred, That the Grand Secre-
tary, be authorized to prepare such
blanks for withdrawal, and visiting
cards, quarterly returns, &c, &c, as
he may deem best suited for the pur-
pose.
Resolved, That it shall be the duty
of the Committee upon printing, to
have the Red Books, Constitution, &c,
&c, ready for distribution, by the 12th
of November next, if possible.
Resolved, That Bro. Elliott, be
appointed a Committee of one, TO fill
such blanks as may be necessary in the
initiatory ceremony.
ReSoIUed, That each member oI
the Grand Section be considered a
Committee of one, to procure subscri'
bers to the Ohio Cadet.
Resolved, That when the revised
constitution shall take effect, all hon.
orary members Of Sub. Sections, who
may have been initiated into the Or
der as Cadets of Temperance be con-
sidered as members in regular stand
ing. -.ls
After which the minutes of Thurs
day and Thursday night meetings,
were read and adopted. @
Upon motion the resolution in re-
gard to fixing the next place of meet
ing ofthe Grand Section was taken up,
and after a lengthy discussion, it was
finally determined that the next ses-
sion be held at Delaware.
Resolved, That all Committees
that have failed to report to the Grand
Section at this session, report as soon
as practicable, their action 10 the Grand
Worthy Patron.
After which the Grand Section ad-
journed in due form. LA,
JAS G. RICHARDSON.
n LV Coc
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-10-08
Cincinnati, Ohio.

FoRTY-FoUR NAMEs.--In Rensselaer,
Co., New York, a tavern keeper had
abandoned the traffic in alcohol, after
having been several years engaged in
it. Whenever the subject of his sell
ling liquor was referred to, he was OBJ
served to manifest a feeling of deep
regret and sorrow. A friend once in
quired the cause. 81 will tell you"
said he /; and opening his account-book,
said, ''here are Al names Of men who
have all been customers, most of them
for years---32 of these, to my know
ledge. now lie in the drunkard's grave
Ten of the IL remaining are now con-
frmed sots! These are the fruits Of
this dreadful and degrading business
mi nj. e w ,II;,nr4n,. &. JooJ
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-10-08

FOSTER HALL, Thursday Is, 2 pm.
Grand Section opened in due form
The report of committee upon ritual
taken up for consideration, amended
and adopted in part, to 48th page, Red
Book.
The committee appointed to report
upon signs and degrees offered a re-
port including a degree with signs,
&c. Report received, committee dis
charged and the degree and signs TAX
en- up, discussed, amended and adopt
ed.
Brother Bloomfield was appointed
a committee to report a new key for
the use of the Grand Section, in the
transmission of the pass word, &c, to
Sub. Sections. Brother Bloomfield
was also appointed a committee to fill
up blank in the ceremonies of the
degree with an appropriate ode.
Brother Wheeler, from committee
appointed upon ritual of Grand Sec
ton, reported a form for opening and
initiation, which was adopted and the
committee allowed further time. Af-
ter which the Grand Section took a re-
cess until 7 O'Clock, P. NJ.
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ken up for consideration. discussed,
amended and adopted in pulb when
the G. Section took a recess until Z
O'Clock, p, M.
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THURSDAY MORNING, !
Sen. 16.1A.M. {

lvVV' TO, 7, IA vi
Grand Section called to order, G.
w. p. in the chair. The committee
upon ritual made a report, which was
on motion taken up for consideration,
discussed, amended and adopted in
part. During the consideration ofthe
ritual the Grand Section took recess
until Q o'clock, P. NJ. See Ritual.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-10-08

FOSTER HALL, Sep. IA, 7, P. M.
Grand Section met pursuant to ad
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-10-08
THE DAUGHTERS OR TEMPER
ANCE HOUSE OF EMPLOYMENT.

u AE DAUsAIIEhS OE EEuPEH"
ANCE HOUSE OF EMPLOYMENT,
IN the Centre Hall Building corner or Western
j Row and Sth street, keep constantly on hand
ladies' and gentlemenS linen, misses and ohildTens
clothes Of all descriptions AlsO--an intelligence
Office for procuring help.
The House Of Employment, although under the
management Of the d. of IT, is for The purpose OF
aiding that sOceIy, as has been frequently stated
not half dozen members of the Order have received
employment since its institutionj but It's object is
70 give employment indiscrminately, TO all worthy,
destitute females.
January 10, 1852.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-10-08

Rates reduced thirty.thres and ORethird per
cent. Those who insure on this plan anticipate the
profits Of Mutual Company ito the amount Of 33I
per cent? in the reduction of the premium. If per.
son wishes to leave a definite to his bers, not
subject to the contingencies Of profits, this system OF
i period less than life.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-05-21
More Valuable Town Property for Sale.

More Valuable Town Property for Sale.
E Subscriber offers for sale in the southeastern part of
the town. valuable lot $50 feet long, 6s feet wide has
we'll of excellent water good Stables house and cart
house. The dwelling is "a by IA feet with two neat little
and fire place. attached to the House. cook
AS it is probable would purchase without looking
the premises further description unnecessary suffice
it say that those who wish make investment of their
money would do we'll to call and examine the premises
There land enough which could be erected four five
cottages that would pay well in rents This property
is offered at private sale the following terms: fourth
the purchase money be paid in cash, the balance in
three equal nsalment of six twelve and eighteen months
with notes and securities negotiable and payable at Bank
with interest.
If disposed of previous to Tuesday of next County
Court it will then be offered to the highest bidder at Ex
change Corner the above terms For further information
apply to A. A. B. SOUTHALL, Agt for
April 2, 1852-30-ts1 VIM. H. HANSLEY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-05-21
NOTICE

ITO THOSE ENGAGED IN THE MAKING. OF ga
i Turpentne, Cutting of Timber and Planting of 7
Rice The subscriber offers for sale ELEVEN THOUSAND
ACRES OF LAND, lying Immediately the Alatamaha
River in tide water about II miles above the city of Da
rien The tract contains of Acres and the
land lies all in body, and contains 1900 Acres Inland
Swamp 1000 Acres River Swamp and the balance in Pine
and the cutting of Mil Logs The Land is well supplied
with hooppoles and the Swmps with large growth
press trees Also an Island lying about seven miles on the
about 1900 Acres Tide Swamp Land with highland thereto
attached for settlement. The Land is well adapted for
Rice Plantation.
TERMsOneh half cash the balance payable in one two,
three and four years. secured bonds bearing interest from
day of sacpayabe annually mortgage of the proper
ty. A. A. DELORME, Darien, Georgia.
Anril 9. 1852 3I-2m
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MEMENTO MORT,
April 10th, 1852

THE subscriber agent for John liver Mcmillan takes this
method of saying to his friends and the public generally,
that he has returned from the northern Quarres with
largest and best selected stock of AMERICAN MARBLE
that has been shipped North Carolina He has also
a full supply of EGYPTIAN AND ITALIAN MAR BLES,
any purposes. such Monuments Tombs Head and Foot
Stones or Furniture, Mantle Pieces, Sc In short any
good material be had any shop the United
From his long experience in the business and his having
CT the very best Carvers and Leerer his employ
hopes to have fair share of the patronage of the Old
State sent to him, in place of sending it North and he
pledges himself that every piece of work shall give both
workmanship and price, satisfaction Orders by mail will be
punctually attended to and all instructions obeyed.
Dec. 5, 1S51-13-tf S. R. FORD Agent