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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20
The musical World not Asleep.

I INDEED they are the most wide av axe set of Peo-
pie IN exisience This you may by the Rush
at LORlNG'S Music lore 203 Main St, who is al
ways bookd up III the Musical Department, and does
not wish TO reduce his Stock but is making large ad
dtions from all the principal Publishing Houses in he
United states, supply their increased demands and
is ready 70 sell as low any individual live man.
All Worcester County aware Of the fact and those
that are not will please call and Judge for themselves.
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Union Hair DressEEag Saloon.

MEssRs. JANKINs d CLoUGH would most re-
IHI spectiuy inform their patrons and the public
generally that they bave fitted up new Hair Dressing
Saloon, in splendid sy e, the Jewelry Store Of L.
ID. Goddard n Co., in the Block recently erected
between the Post Office and American Temperance
House, where they will be found in prompt attendance
upon all who may iavCr them with a call Returning
their most sincere thanks, for the liberal patronage
which they have received during the many years in
which they have carried the business in this city,
both separate and together, they trust that this
effort will still increase the public favor.
w. H. JANKINS,
decl4 diff F. A. gLOUGH &
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20

O.. X
MAR5q's Patent OIL is the handsomest, cheapest
w ,est article for light discovered and the
universe and admiration which this article has
received is than all other substances for light com.
bined 1t can be had of a. II. NEWTON, Agent
No. 207 Main street, Worcester
Ais, Lamps, Cans. Tubes Wicking, &c.
N. b. Particular attention given TO altering old
Lamps, which does not exceed Ia cents per Lamp.
oct22 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20
Can be found at 70 Front Street,

A GENERAL assortment OF STOVES, Tin, Copper,
~ Rrltnnia and Brass Ware, Tin Roofs put on Ia the
best manner, TIN aud Copper Gutter and Conductors
nut n al short Il zee. Also, Culver's improved Hot
Air Furnaces for 10 sting public and private Holdings
the best in the market. r. +. PHELPS.
ie1 DIFF fets t.tis l+rs, NJ 61 y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20
EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC.

A Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, for promoting
the Growth Preservation and Beauty of
TIE HAIR,
TllE above has been thoroughly tested and the result
Is, an universal expression of entire satisfaction
II is warranted to eradicate the Emdrui prevent Bald
ness ora tendency To turn gray prevent the falling of
the hair preserve its color render il soft pabe and
glossy, and good condition for curling eradicate the
anin alcule which is destructive to the hair remove
the scur, seali head relieve headache &c The
Excelsior Hair Tonic being purely vegetable prepata
uon, Is the thing aud the only thing worthy Of its name
BdttheSs.->houd any ore desire to see his bald head
retiring nnder the shade of beautiful locks let him make
thorough use of the Excelsior Hair Tonic
Failing or L0OSeHing If the Hair. If this disease
he eglected, it viii prove the precursor of badness
result which is by no means and which
can easily be avoided by thorough of the Excel
sior Hair Tonic.
Daadrq6 and Scur8:-This disorder, in most cases
owing TO neglect or want Of proper attention. may be
easily ana entirely obyiaed by the use according 20 d
rections. Of The Excelsior Hair Tonic.
HeGaacbe.- Ii yen wOnld be relieved OF headache
and the gloomy dsagreeable feeling attendant upon it.
and IN their stead be inspired with the revipng refresh
ing, and hilarious Spirit resulting from head clean and
clear and brain free and active use the Excelsior
Hair Tonic
LinimeHt.-For Wounds Bruises sprains, Aques.
rheumatism, Chihlains Stings and Bites of Insects,
Sore Throat, Pimpes Chapel Hands, &C., most ex-
cellent and valuable nnent the Excelsior nair Tonic
Chiidren-it may be used upon he heads of children
witt The happiest results.
Prepared only by LOMBARD & CUNDALL, Drug
gists, Spring feld Mass To whom applications for
agencies must be addre ssed
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
AGENTs-CALDWEI L IL HILL, E. IL. MARSH
I'D II and, In. n, N.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20
TRUNKs-TRUNKS.

numx~<~-zz> Now is the time 70 ttaveL CAL az No
Tlll IBoOe Main IT, where you can buy Tranka,
~ AWValisses, and Carpet bass rs cheap as
Gwl&4-11lat any other place 10 the city - e
iyl dtf SYLvANUS PRATT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20
WANTED.

fFHREE or four Backsmiths, accustomed to the use
L OF Trip-hammeIs. Also, two good Chise grinders
Apply to q. FOSTER & co Worcester, or PAGE;
WHITMAN d CO, West Fitchburg.
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Wanted Immediately,

I0N0 COAT, Vest, and Pant makers Good prices
INJO0 and constant employment will he gwen
Apply 70 mACUbbAR, WILLIAMS, d 60, 81
Pipels Block, Main St. sign of the Fnll Dressed Man.
my7 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20
E02 SALE.

sd ON Grove street, good Louise, consisting or
kssEs eight ooGs, with garden well stocked with
&.AA Fruit TEES sd
Said House il almost new, with large Poultry House
on the prems ma is in every respect both
fort and convenience, very desirable tenement.
Inquire OF ]. 5. CHENEY,
feb2 dtf No Grove street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20
81. 2. WEIGHT

w ILL continue TO Manufacture Pulpts, Counting
w Room and Office Desks, Library Office, and
Dining Room Tables; Druggists Drawers and Book
Cases Also, Piano Stools OF every variety and in the
most thorough man r. Also Upholstery in all its
branches done oder, and hopes to receive liberal
patronage from his former friends and the public gem
orally. p WRIGHT
Rear Paine's Block Main Street.
Worcester, August /, 1853. DIFF aug5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20
TEAS! TEAS /! TEAS!


TIVE Proprietor OF the China Tea Stores, established
Il at Boston, in 1870 offer to the public
Five lbs. of fair Ningyong Tea for so
Five lbs. of good extra do. do for I,75
Five lbs. of choice do, do do for 200
Five lbs. Of fair Souchong for l.25
Five lbs. of Orange Pekoe for l so
Five lbs. of Hyson Skin for l,5O
Five lbs. of Young Hyson for 200
Five lbs. Of superior do do. for 2,25
done up in Five Pound Packages or bundles and caIcu
lated TO stand journey.
the Proprietors recommend their Country friends Ia
try their Tea They address us through the post
office postage pad) enclosing the money and naming
the kind o. Tea desired, which will be sent according
TO order, by express or Otherwise
REDDING s. COMPANY
No 1873 Washington street, Boston.
The Chinaman Arshowe or Assow is not now in our
employ, and has not been for months past.
inl TuTh&Sat2in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20
W orking Cut er.

fFNHE subscriber would respectfully inform The citi-
zens of Worces ter, that he has removed from his
old stand, No. Pleasant ST. his new room, No 25
Exchange ST. where he will Make sharpen, clean, and
repair all kinds of Cutlery Also he mas bought the
Stock aud Tools of the late o Ware, thus enabling
him to do all kinds Of Gun and Pistol work, repairing
locks, KEYS, &c, at short notice and reasonable
terms. A large assortment Of keys kept constantly ON
hand. All work done by him not giving satisfaction
will he made perfect free of charge. ~
JAMES STEWART, Isl.
aDl2 daw6n No. 25 Exchange ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20
Lvon's Kathsiron

Just Received fresh supply, which will be sold at
~ Wholesale or Retail, at the lowest cash price, by
BUSH K CO. Botanic Druggists,
Je4 dtf "a Front street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20
1000 Good Vest makers Wanted

HNo whom constant employment through the year will
Il be given, and cash payment every week, by
CHAS. W. FREELAND,
Jeo dAwtf Union Block, Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20
Wood Yard Removed
Keen Cool

DALM LEAF, Straw, and Leghorn HATS, in every
i variety Of sIyle and at the very lowest prices for
cash at MERRtLl'S,
iei5 dawf 22I Main ST
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20

AeENrs-CALDwEI q HILL, e. II. MARSH
and d. SCOTT, Jr.. and scId by Druggists and Fancy
Dealers, &c, throughout the United States and the
Canadas. my6 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20

Children's Toys of all kinds.
FINHE subscriber has replensled his stock of Child
L rens Toys and has now on and the greatest vare
~ ever offered IN this city. e. MERRILL,
iel5 dawtl 1t.t asfs 22 Main 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20
Candied FLAG Roo

nY the Dozen or Gross, at
Is fet5a7I. CALDWELL q HILLS,
aug9 def .saaatnsstf $40 Main Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20
Glass Ware ! Glass Ware u

UIT1N OIIo0 "
TTAvING received samples of Porter Ink Blackina
Il Mineral Water, Pickle, Wine Oval FIuted Syrup
Panel and Packing BOTTLES, from tho Wiington
Glass CO., we ore ready 70 furnh Druggists ana 9TH
ers, with Them cheap aud cheaper than the Phiade-
phia Glass Ware can be obtained. LIZ
ii. sef II CALDW ELL 4 HILL, Drugeists. gNi
apo du .s.4c fit ae Wholesale Agents,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20
hair Mattreaseg, and Scoring Beds.

LIAR Mattresses and spring Beds made 10 order, Of
LII the best quality, az 1850 Main street, [up stalrs
oct9 dawtf rADER a. 'cnOLIAk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20

A BETTER assortment can be found at No. 20
N Main st., than at any other place in Worcester
jyl dtf ff sai f.ua SXLVANUs PRATT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20

$500 s9d Starch.
IN TONS Extra Potato starch, lAN
~ SO bis. Wheat Starch. for sale by
a. IS. & A. ]. HOWE,
Iyl4 dtf Wor. Bank Block.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

man who stood before them for = blow. Mr.. Cobb's
who are little to be relied on now Is they were In
1850 and 81.
IT, Of course the entire demo ratio party stand mp
to the nominee he will be elected but this Is as yet
of men who feel that they have been betrayed.
TELEGRAPHIC.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 81, 1858.
The house Of Repr~ entstvss Of this State has refused
ation for its interference in political affairs in York.
Tbs Senate on the other hand refued to lay them on
tie table, and ordered them to be printed.
MILLMGvnLE, Nov. Fl, 1853
The Senate OF this State have voted to postpone the
election of United States Senator until the next session Of
the IRqislaturA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

also receives the thanks and congratulations Of bis aaso
ciatss In the great worn now 80 ripe for success
Daylight now breaks through the struggles OF three
months.
On the 9th Of June the supply train let Camp Pierce ON
lake Amelia; and the sth Of September the parties
from the Mississippi ard the Pacific shook hands across
the continent The pass Of the Rocky Mountains found
to be more than Thousand feet beo the South Pass
and not only practicable but expressly made to our
hands for the great northern railroad.
(Signed) ISAAC l. STEVENS,
Governor Washington Territory &o in charge Of OK.
ploration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

On the last ballot two votes were cast for Judge
Charlton and vote for Judge Coquitt neither OF
whom were understood to be candidates.
From the foregoing 1t will be seen that Governor
Mcdonald received a majority on the first ballot,
which Of course would have nominated him but for
the adoption ot9le two thirds rule.
From the Augusta Constitutionalst
So Charles J. Mcdonald was declared duly nom
mated United States Senator. The modification OF
Mr.. Cobb aud his friends ia tremendous. They fully
expected sixty at least the first ballot; but they
immense excitement in Miedgeville. The idea Of
Georgia sending the President Of the Nashville Con-
yent0n to the Senate Is outrageous, as it Is rcver
sal of her own judgment, solemnly announced in
1850 and confirmed in 1851.
It shows thistha. in almost every election before
this Legislature The secret organization Of the South
ern rights men has been powerful. and that they
e1.elI.acl ..vaa lie list " uasss4gv sye4y nlvu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

On Thursday, October 20, by the Rev Mr.. Hisrack Mr.
CHARLES RoYBAoK to Miss ELIZA OLIVIA BAURK of Galway
Ireland. -
On Sunday, November 20 by the Rev. Mr.. Malone, Mr..
JAMES JENNINGS, Of Williamsburg, to Miss ELLEN HKIY
of New York.
On Monday evening, November 81, by the Rev. Dr. Mil
lett at his residence, No 308 Broome street. Mr. SAMUEL
w. WAITER to Miss MARY ANNA PATTERSON. Also Mr. JOHN
4. CHAMBERLAIN to Miss ELIZA JAM SHERMAN, all Of this
city.
At Sands street NJ E. Church, ON Tuesday, November
o. by TIE Rev. II. j. Fox CHARLIE N. BELLOWS, Of New
York, to JOSEPHINE, daughter of Tappn Reeve, Esq., Of
Rrnok
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

.. Why wasnot Gen. Pierces privste letter to Nr.
0Conor begging him FOR mercy's sake to keep the
Office pub ished along with Mr.. Cushinss LETTER 10
the Boston POST
3. WHY did the President and Secretaries send for
Howell Cobb, when be Hss last here in Washington
and why are they wiling that he sh ,Gld be
killed by the disuDiouists OF Georgia?
A. why does the Union crow every day over the
defeat of Gen. Foote, and then praise Gen Cass and
announce him as supporter Of Gen. Pierce's ca
bnetg
s. Why is there not sufficient corps Of editors in
the Union that the secret iries, and the President
himself, are obliged to furnish it with leading edito
rialsg
G. Why does the President step out three or four
tin es day TO see Col Forneyl
When the public shall be enlightened on these sub
ects il may be that some of the leading principles
which thus far have governed appointments and re.
movals. will oe understood. The motion Of Mars, U
mean the planet, not the god Of war; puzzled astro-
for long time, his alternate progressive and
retroGrade movements being only explained by the
fact that the rest of the world progressing at the
same time. LYNX.
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Died.


On Monday morning, November 81 JANE vito Of David
Morrison, in the asth year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited % attend her funeral this afternoon at half past
O'Clock, from her late residence, No 42s Broome
street. without further invitation Her remains will be
tax to Greenwood for iptermeut
On Monday afternoon, November Il, WILLIAM MAGUFFIR,
aged 20 years. months, and 20 days.
and James, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
from his late resdeace No 1b4 Tenth street. Fourth
svenus this cay at twelve % oc'oek n..rn ,r..s
ALICE wife Of Charles Gillespie, and sister Of r. E. Potts,
of this city.
nternent.
On Monday, November 81 CHARLES MoGDsrs, in the osh
year Of his age.
The funeral will taxi place from ha residence, No. Y
North Third Of Third streets Williamsburg at two
O'Clock this aftt moon. The friends and acquantances
respectfully invited to attend No carriages allowed
Philadelphia papers please copy.
IN Brooklyn on Tuesday morning, November % How
ARD Of Andrew f. and Sarah NJ HASTINGS, aged two
years and two days.
The remains win be taken to Hartford Conn, for in
terment
On Tuesday November %, of scarlet fever, GEORGE L.
only Of VIM. a. and Fanny s. Haiyht, aged years.
and 10 months
invited to attend the funeral from their residence No. 81
East Thrtieh street, corner of Fourth avenue, at one
O'Clock, this afternoon.
On Monday, November 81, WILLIAM HENRY BARRows in
the 18th year of his age.
The funeral viii take place from the residence of his
mother, No. 50 Columbia reet at two O'Clock this af
ternoop
On Monday, November ~, JOHN EDGAR. eldest son OF
John and Mary Jane McWhiney aged years and
months.
The friends of the family invited TO attend his
funersl from No 81 West Thirty second street, at two
O'Clock this ah ernoon
Lived to wake each tender passion,
And deigh,ful thoughts inspire;
Died, to try resignation,
And direct OR wishes higher.
Thus to thee, Lord, submitting,
We the tender pledge resign
And thy mercies lie er forgetting
Own that all we have IL thine.
On Tuesday, November %, JouH CALHOUN, in the 3.th
year Of his age after severe ilneas.
His funeral will take place from his late residence No.
34l Water street, at O'Clock this afternoon The
friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend
On Tuesday November 20, ELIZA PARKER, w5ee of John
N. Briggs
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to atterdher funeral at o'clock tomorros
afternoon from the residence Of her mother In law No
Al Jay street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

Disasters.
e1For loss Of clipper ship Eclipse Sos general news
columns
CLIPPER Snip CHALLENGE Tho following Ia an extract Of
letter to Ewood Walter Esq regarding the ship, before
reported at Fayal In Distress
FAYu, Oct. %, 1855
TAs sAS Cls.,saga, 7sLss saS:sr, ii Sen Y0ii, GSom
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MARITIME INTELLIGEH NOE.

RITZ In u b NCAs
H- All packages and letters INTENDED for the Ngw Yoaz
HERALD sh0ald be sealed.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRKSHIs DAY.
BUN RISES. ,.....,8 6S MOON aIszs. IL 81
BUN SETS ........4 35 EIaH wATsx 90 So
Port OF New York, Fovembsr "a, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

WAsHRoToS, Ncy. n, 1853.
The PresideHfs Messags-qpetms foy the
Curious, Sc., &c.
The ofice-holders, Office seekers, Official toadiss
and lick spittles OF all kinds, who have not courage
or mind enough TO ponder on a question Of state
and who, in spite OF their dislike for the HgR,Lp,
cannot go to bed without reading il, are fan Of
anxious expectations as to what Jon will say Of the
Presidents message, which, IL is intended shall over.
ri6e oil other questions started since Gen. Pler,es
election. ] heye no doubt your criticism Of that
document viii be fair, honest, and FREQ from any per.
sonsl remark not called for by the subject matters
bot IN The meantime, your million OF readers wish
you 20 explain 70 the the rationale Of other things
wbicb is feared, viii other wise remain inexplica.
ble.
/. Why vss nat District Attorney OConors rcsig.
ration accepted BY the President, when Mr. Bronson
v~-s dismissed from Office. the Offence hlvinw been
IA t III q. a raees
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DppER NO. IL.
NORTHERN PACIFIC X r. EXPLORATION AND Srrvyy \

tANF UONNIN, MAE FOFT BRc;TON Sept. to. J
The chief Of the expedition copgratuates liz ut Saxton
and his party their sae arrival ct Fort Benton from
the mouth Of the Columbia For indomitable energy,
sound Judgment and the most crownBg mplshmsnt
Lieut. Sxton has the thanks Of al his associates and de-
serves hopora BILE mention 1t the hands Of all who
seek 10 advance the honor and OF their country
Lieut.. Grover In command Of the advance party to
oysn c0nmupcatou With the parties west of ths
.A &sS ALL ls~xt SsAtsa sasx tas aavias si~gs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

White, Clara sshrs Vim Tell, Young America, Re-
IUBEc-Arr Nov H. achr fremont FParrtt, NYork.
SID sci Gen Peavey, Hunt do 1sth Sterling Barker DO
NACHIAs-sdN Nov Is. schr Onward, Bragdon, Jamaica
10th brig Gutenberg, Moore, Kingston J.
MOBIE-Arr Nov Is, brig John Alfred, Gray, Boston.
NEW oRLEANs-Arr Nov IL, ship Tennessee, Northrop,
Fanny Buck MctiiIyry Boston; brig Luna. Cooper a.
vanpsh; schrs William l. Marie Matsep, veasco General
Taylor, Fiisbee, Charleston Cid brig Kite, Thompson
Bavaria; sehr Apsraceda (iex). Espinola, Campeachy
NEWARK-Ar Nov II, fchr Israel l. Snow, Comsry,
Rocklsnd.
NO9FOIK-In Hpmpton Roads Nov II, schr Emily
Kerr Linden from Baltimore for Porto Cabelo Iaguay
and not Emily Keen for Rio, 30 as incorrectly stated
NEW LoNDoS~Arr Nov 10, schrs Ellen Rodman, Good.
rich, bedford for NYork VIM Nory Gibbs Newport fer
NYolk; Sarah, Tbrsshsr, Taunton for NYork. Sid 8 B
Hawkins, Providence for NYork.
NANTUoKEr-Arr Nov 10, schr Z II Adams, Adams,
Baltimore
phia for Rockland; Charles Hoffman Marcy, Boston for
varado Joy, Bushl for baltimore; United, smith, and
NV BEbF6Rb~Arr Nov 10, schr Cape May Ross,
Phflsdephis; 2lst schr Mary NOVEL;, Sandwich for N
NEweURYpoRr-sld Nov 10, schr Mary Amss,
snsn. Asuadilla PR.
PnILAbEIPHIA-Arr Nov q, brig Horace Grs.,.y,
Smith, Windsor Ms, via Boston, whore she put in for
pairs schr LsKOy Anderson, Baltimore for NYork-pus
:. poRiLHND-Arr Nov 20, briggs R Palmer, Park. -
George Mary Nickerson Albany; Saml Gilman, Berry,
NYork; Geo Gilman, Randall NYork for Machias.
poRTsNoUTH-M Nov 10, schr Euphemi., EYork
PROVIDENCE-Arr Nov a. aoop Aida, Halse Phtladsi.
phia. Cd brig Delaware Hardirg, Philsdepnia' $40
brig Delawns; sloop Harvest, French Nf 0 WA
Cid brig Marcia, Allen, Bath, Me.
SALEM-Arr Nov II, brig Com Stewart, Bishop, Phils-
NYo,k goth bark Josco, Peabody, Mozambique; sehrs
Isabel Kennedy, rangier; Chas Hsckscher, Stubs,
bark w Schroeder, strout, Rio Grsnde Oct Sid ieh.
brig Sarn'l Small, Treadvell, Phadelphia; l9sh big
pssel, AlexandSls; achy Jasper NYoSks
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-02-16
Public Meetings.

We are gratifed to know that a Public
Temperance Society has been formed in this
City, which has held its meetings in the Meth
odist Missionary Chapel on Tuesday night
The two last meetings were well attended,
they had some good speaking, quite a num-
Der signed the pledge, and the prospect is
fair for doing much good through this agency.
We hope the Sons" iIlnotn neglect this So
ciety, but aid by their presence, and hearty
cooperation the effort to reach the public
mind through this channel, upon the great
subject of Temperance. Many with whom
we hayenot beena able to communicate through
the Order of the "Sons" may thus be ap-
preached and won over to Temperance prin-
ciples. We should be pleased to know thai
every where such Societies had been started
They would doubtless be found to be great
helps to our Order.
A meeting Of this Society is to be held tc
night Tuesday in the Public School House
in the Western Ward of the City.