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LATEST IRON LAKE SUFERIoR.-The screw
steamer Montgomery, Capt Joseph Nicholson, at
rived here from Lake Superior yesterday, with
22o tous pig iron from tbs Pioneer Icon Works,
lso do from the Mggs (CoIlins) furnace, 40 tons
copper from the Franklin, PeWablc and Quincy
mines, and twenty-five passengers.
The Montgomery left Portage Entry Sunday
week, Marquette on Tuesday and saut Ste. Ma
ries on Thursday morning. TIE prop. Mineral
Rock was at Portage Entry, bound up, and the
steamer Lady Elgin was still lying at waisky Bay,
in a disabled condition, her new crank pin not
having arrived. The surface of Mud Lake, in St.
Mary's river, was covered with ice half an inch in
thickness, through which the steamer bad 10 cut
her way The Montgomery went into Presque
Isle barbor on Thursday evening, and there 10.
manned until Saturday, thereby escaping the Sc
verest portion Of the gale of Friday night On
Thursday evening a steamer supposed to be the
Forester, passed Presque Isle, bound up.
The Montgomery brought six mail carriers from
the Saut, with their trains, dogs, snow shoes, Sc
They will proceed to Saginaw at once, and COM
mence the winter mail service between that place
and Saut Ste. Maries
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N. r. cnrrTrsDrs, seo'y. chm'u

EY~ The best place to gurchass Plain Merincs i
at Kendall & Co.'S.
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GOODNESS or Coon AMUsEHENrs.-The Lee
ture of the Rev. Dr. G. s. Heury, of Poughbeep.
sic, Y, before the Young Mems Christian As.
ISOLATION last evening was the sowing Of an
abundance of good seed, some of which we trust
fell upon good ground for it was most thoroughly
dragged in for two sixty minute hours. The ttdl.
ousuess of continuance WAS occasionally relieved
by connundrum, auecdole and mirth-provoking
Illustration, and the laughing as well as praying D.
d. would make young and old America better
physically. morally, and regiously, by having
them "kick up their heels" and enjoy "a goot
time in any way they can do it nnoently, snt
as often as they can with due regard TO the giea
work OF life We shall DO 50 hereafter with
vim
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FROM MAsnrNnrnn
WAsHlNGToN, Nov. 90.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.
The Navy Department has received dispatches
from Commander Porter, giving full particulars Of
his recent dealings with Gov, Peyquiera at Quay
mas. They are in accordance with acts as recent
ly published. Il is not known. however, how Tar
Capt. Porters conduct will be justified by the Ad
minisration II does not seem TO be clear as yet
that he had a tight to demand the acting Consul
Alden should he recognized in that capacity.
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PERsoSAI.-On last Sabbath Rev. James Eells
stated to bis congregation that he had seen it sta
ted BY New York papor that be had accepted a
call from a church in Brooklyn. This be said was
a mistoke. He had received call but bad not ao-
oePted Il, and should not do 20 without consul,a-
tion with bis society here.
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PREPARE FOR WINTER.-To morrow the reign
of winter comes and chill aud piercing airs will
sweep over the bluffs and through our streets
through many day and night before VIC see the
"Joyous youns 'Pring walking the earth"
and with the biting frosts and nipping airs comes
the necessity of providing plenty of warm winter
clothing and genial warmth-giying furs. And
speaking of furs, Capt. Paddock has lately brushed
up his elegant store on Superior street and ur-
masked his batteries for the winter campaign, Az
one item of the provision he has made, we may
say that be has in his store and for sale oven
Sc 600 worth Of elegant lurs ofsyery description
which he ls determined to selout at prces cheaper
than ever before. To say nothing of bis stock o.
hats ard caps, sight Of these furs is well worth
a call into his spacious establishment. Call upoT
him and see how well you can he suited
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FROM PHILADRLPHIA

PmLkDELPHfA, Nov ~.
The New York Herald's Horper's Ferry do.
spatch, referring to the execution Of Brown,
says the most stringent regulations haze been
adopted in regard to the presence Of civiliano a
the execution
All applications for passes for civilians TO at
tend within the military lines are refused by the
Governor, on the ground that it would conflct
with tue military programme. He said that "a
civilian could not, under any circums anoes, u
admitted within the military lines. The outei
line would be nearly mile from the scafold
Not a word Of what John Brown may utter,
If he should say anything, will therefore bt
audible to the men forming even The line next
the gsllows.
Gov Wise stated the cause Of this exclusion
Of all persons, other than the military, TO be thai
in the event Of an attempted rescue. an order tC
iife upon the prisoner will be given, and that
those within the lines, especially those suliioi-
emily near the gsllows to hear what Brown
would say, woui inevitably share his fate,
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LEoTURE To MoRRow NIoHr. Remember the
lecture Tomorrow night at the ACADEMY OF Music
by Hon. William Abbey upon his travels in Eng
land, Scotland, ,iIreland aud France Mr.. Abbey
kept his eyes wide open while travelling, and viii
impart a great amount Of information.
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H., H. Dada,
NJ ~ SJ"rl, bo rocr,s,o al n ,,,aoo o.ob ava
1 =, ,S o,,snjo, of ,e coDbpc p,T1s al nasss
na, ~ hsoSlp ~, ,,no;l ,,, ,h bia Pspto
nuiins H''S'S ~ S0u'0" "P'' Wv 'N''o VI 'uo
p, tha com,,i,,oo M Ava Ia a.,
ty,aI vi 30 s''' az Cnn =, nae' ,,t a. IP
PI,seen W s,o %, IL " '.i ~
o S' nsnte,';orv H. 'bis vctnis
vIe'ts 5s "le i1r ~ Fyst tsi, pt ~ III ~ 49,, tsj,
AuoP.eH shu nless ~ hlueli ~, iiis
,ow anu Mas'erS were apPo'n'eu Nm ''A' oo'iili''-
| w 1 A. c,,
az 80 S.a -, =, ,.,.,.A or ,., so,,,t.., o..
u nas nio Piug pe MI ha ~ ~
locstsS in frnni o TvTnsns now bIpot I'M M noa
to be removed as the vault Of that new building in.
terleres whit Mr. Hayward Of the Committee
on Fare and water, thonght that MT, Lyman
should bear the expense o. moving Tue plug, as il
was for his benefit Resolution adopted.
Nit a. C{,,, Ciyu Inoi,ear .rooort a., ,.,,
nance appointing a gas inspector and defining hi
duties. Adopted.
By MF. oyiatt-- ... ..t... ..
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Last Nights Report.
FROM sT. LOUIS

FROM ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 30.
An adjourned session Of the Missouri Legisla.
turs met at Jefferson City yesterday.
Gov. Stewards message, which was almost en-
tlrsly confined to discussion upon the Railroad
question. will be read to day.
The Evening Bulletin announces. on the author
i;y OF the editor Of the Arcadia Prospect the or
gan Of the Missouri Mining Co, the intelligence Of
the discovery 10 the southeast part OF Missouri Of
a vien Of Hornblude Rock, which it Is believed
will yield $4,000 Of gold to tue ton. Assays are
now being made and the next issue OF the Area
dia Prospect will contain full particulars.
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NEw OMNIBUS Burrows has put a new
and fns omnibus upon the Cleveland and Uniyer-
sity Heights route. This is an evidence of the
increased prosperity of that delightful suburban
locality, consequent upon the establishment of the
Cleveland Inrtitute
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Ngw Books -TRE SECRET Our; OR, ONE
THOUSAND Tricks AND OTHER RKcREATIoNs
Illustrated with over 300 Eugra5iugs. by the
Author Of THE Sociabe, ,""Parlor Theatrioals =
"lho Magican's Own Book, - SC. Large l2mo
cloth gilt side and back. Price One Dollar
Dick Fitzgerald, No. Is, Ann st., New York
Those who love useful books, and such as minis.
ter to Amusement of a novel and innocent character
will be glad 10 learn that Dick and Fitzgerald, o.
New Y ork, celebrated for publishing works for the
Mmily entertainment, have just issued another thai
brings some of the mcrrest tricks aud performanc.
es within the reach Of every home circle. "THE
SECRET OUT" furnishes 'clear and oomprehen
sive explanations how to perform With ease all th,
curious card deceptons aud sleight Of han6 trick
extant" as well as an endless variety ofentertain
ing experiments in drawing-room Or white magic
including the celebrated science Of second sight,
besides games, puzzles, and scientific wonders
II is illustrated with over 800 engrayiugs, is pret
tlly bound and Is sold for one dollar by Hawks q
Brother.
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HNVlTE y = - T u ~
WAsHINoroN. Nov 30.

WAsHIN0roN, Nov. 20.
Virginia military companies passed through
here this morning on their way to ChatlestOWn.-
They are expected on the evening train.
Every mail brings advices Of the formation Of ad-
dtoual companies in that State ana the Cover
nor Is constantly receiving applications for arms;
The reported death of Kit Carson is contradict
ed Judge Watts, direct iIom New Mexico says
that he saw Kit Carson in good health Immediately
preceding his departure aud hence he emphati-
cally con radioted the report.
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ofEaA.-ar. Brooks, Agou, for the Cooper 0p.
era Troupe, wan Ia tosn yobtsrday, making ar
rangemenis for the opening Of short season on
the l9,h' The Company will play here for one
weak
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oAChNlLLEi N. D. NOV. ~.
There were no signs Of the Royal Mail Steam.
ship Niagara at Halifax at 0 clock this evening
instant
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" Plsn aud 0namsntal Printing Of tvery description
done at the Prttirg Establishment Of the LTADaH Office
on the aesl improved and rgplj Presses the
best style, short notice, and at reasonable rates Par
cuaT attention pad to BLANK Work Evofy description
Of Binding DONE especially Blank Bnus Ledgss Journals
Sales Books, Receiving Books SC Sc
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M. d DICKERSON,
Late Of the finn Of Amber h Dickerson,l
DENTIST.

uENElEEs
oEcs 80 Superior street, ksnfsiFS sfora.
Dr. D.sneN suit Of rooms ready, and he would
BE- pleased TO SEQ all If his old patrons and Others who
may wish the services dentist liberated teeth treat
ed fangs aud croW hed exposed nerves capped and saw
cd also teet Inserted gold silver corao vuleani
base, or platinum plate With continuous gum, which "a
90 much used east. mY2
o. We are ioiJcsd to aud that the renowned Chems
of New England Doc, AYEa has ct length turned his at
teuioa to the disorder which hangs like blight upon
community. Our section is os healthy as ohy othet with
cue single exception and that the Fever an which
haunts as On every side But his remedy Dosscure as
should kuo 1t must, II he made H. Caste bths bsefu
disease ON among as and OF the gyeest spots
In the west-[seu,idel Fnirheld, Iowa
HoLLowAY's PILLs-PREGNANCy.- During
this delicate stuation ladies will experience great resi
by using this mild cathsrto medicine for correcting those
ndspostions and nausoatg sickness to which they
subject at this peo They give gentle stimulus to the
circulation and pnrfs and erpel all those humos which
irrtste the stomach aud bowels They mild that
the most iioate sitnon may take them with perfect
safety For assisting females at the dawn Of womanhood
OF at the turn of lite, they eQua " udap'ed
~ Sold by all Druggists, at DC, &c, and 81 per box
nov29lW
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MEMORIAL SERVICES on FRIDAY,--In another
paragraph will be found a report Of a meeting held
last night to take measures for an Observance of
the day OF the execution of John Brown. Com
mitee was appointed to have the bells of the city
toled from half past one to two o'clock on Friday
afternoon. The Melodeon will be draped in mourn
ing on Friday evening, and all ladies who feel dis
posed 10 assist in the work are invited to meet at
tho Nelodeon tomorrow (Thursday) morning at
10 o'clock. The meeting last night was well at.
tended and we noticed besides The officers whose
names appear in the report. the Hon. Hiram Girls.
void, Hon. r. p. spalding, and others
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That Professor Woods Hair RsAtoratIVs

WILL PRESRPG INFALLIBLY
w the grosh ant eo'9[ Of ths hall. l u.ed two or
Sss & seas cSge 10 Ssd % Gaias ra aTa,en ne
ES sa 1 S1S So s S from a nS me 1s e
SiSs Ss9 1 SSG olsty@ss
all the wuld bear testimony that do not say tO
"Oi a %i Isl esas. iiSsr Con- ha NoSs H. 1857
PRoF o. J WooD-Desr sir; Some itne Ian suHmsT
induced ca use suno Nuur HAIR Restorative and
lis eheeswere owpnderui. Il 1 duty t. 700 aud
our iils sous hsadtor sons time had tssn perfectly
o,o W' ,ss g Sas III NJ re 10 csiitd soad nssd hs
seeipg hi suhcrnss, adyisodus Vouf Restorative
and ha Of all o rsas SSS isw app sSSas SSa noS
the ais,,s 9 s I'M 1 ssw srd lgHqrlaul hsJ
hsHy sislp and % lulniget crop haif aiy0h'T
RsslOmtgo y perfect remedy Tor Az diseases Of ihs
''''' -'~ 49, ono, WHlGGlEBoTBAM,
sARAa 4. .Hi10INRoTHkh
BEEN r%s 6sc@S ps % & sS, sS S e.
ness which rendered ihe oO9san application Of OIL
Restorative about two months sse in lhsi eoaaiiisa
II ss larusd 90 " putpfa COLOR and assumed soness
aud usiTe gsa TO no preferred 70 those produced hs the
reseH iudlspunsahe eVeIy ladies losf
saass OF dressing o. bdaa fns ihS E"f EeSEss s
usion 20 ref, 20 mo al Who entertain any doub OF lie
'''''''''p' '., y ,"' ~, !, 'S '.s. has syMoEps
PRoF. woon-Dear Sir; aY the advice OF iFsRa 81
nlGs y9o ,s ea4 eTq saEg osI haiI Resi9rsiss wa;
nearly every hgf ny head came out Now my hair hal
duty and sgmiathy that IA 80 communicate 20 othell
WHO afflicted us taye hea would induce % F
this pnbr act ngwe tnou ui the heheht have TocaVsa
from Prof. WQod's Hair Restoraiive,
| N0urHrespaotfulB,
A. n, JACOBS
The Restorative 20 bottles lhgse slles, "a
.aiga, medium and small, the small holds piut, Nd
eta d0ler puT bottle; the medium Auids u lsae
twenty cent more iu pTeuuIt0a than the snail f III
Tor dollars pef huttle be lnree holds Qurf 90 .
sent murr Ia propodion' and reAls of three dolA p
% ) woop 4 co ,Propris,oEs, No ~ gFoAdsss. \
York aud No. ilt Aiarke street, ~ Louis, Mo,
. And sold bT all Drusslsts sad FahdY 0onds 1saaA.
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NRw ApYERTIsEmENTs

Farm wsuted-App'y At stair Esons seed Store
o. Gutter Son-Aucuon Sale
S. s. Barue-PurlOr LAMPS.
Fair aud Supper--Bus Notice
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Keeler,s Patent PIatfolm sealea

TOOK THE HIGHEST PREMIUM
Il Ut tho Fair at Pitttburgh the FabahkS
Scale.
KEELERs NEW PATENT SELF LEYELlN0
SCALES are warranted 10 surilass tYeiy other klad
for accuracy In TACTICAL IsEs
KEELEn,s NEW PATENT sELF WEIGHING
SCALES are warranted 70 weigh dram eofieellJ "a
three seconds.
KEELERg NEW PATENT PIG IRON SCALE I. vsr-
ned more accurate IN practices than Any " All othss
kinfa for that purpose.
kEELER's NEW PATENT II " TRACK SCALE A
WorAntod 10 Ktaud hh " eed Of hoayiest lc
Little pt qurod fr any OF tqose scales Ihey
are tuily NaTrsnted ~ tezaa " gsarb, f|
ADDRESS ~ KBULER
ho'lShaHs" Clsyeiand o.
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uNFiNIsHRD BUSINESS

The speeih cations Of the charges against Jas. c.
Brown, were presented also a notification from
the Clerk to said Brown, for him to appear before
tho City Council their meeting Dec. OH, TO show
cause why he should not be removed from office
Received and aled.
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gE7y- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, ]. S. Matson's aud Olmsted's news depots
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, l75 Ontario Street.
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PLUMBiEo.--For all descriptions Of plumbing
work aud water fixtures, there "a no better place
10 the city than that Of b. z Bower. successor to
j D, Barnes a Co., Atwaier Block Mr. Bower ID
prepared with choice and well selected slook,
good workmen and plenty OF them 10 promptly
and pun0tually execute al orders, large Of small
The numerous samples Of his work which have
been done throuRhnnt the city for many OF our eit-
gems are thelT own advertisement
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PETITIONS

OF sundry business men, asking for license 10 b,
granted to John DeMArs to run a ferry in the Iiv
r. Referred to Committee on HaTbors aDo
WhaIves.
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FROM TRENTON.
~ ~ q
,OU POnTTAND


The following is the official vote for Governor at
the recent electOn Oldeu, Opp $685. Wright,
81 ia. Olaen's majority. COL
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~ The largest stock of Brochc sbawls in the
city is to be fouud at Kendall & Cos.
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- A splen6 ID assortment Embroderies always
TO be found at Kendall Cos
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IHAUGURArIoN BALL--We understand that on
the evening Of the Inauguration Of Governor Den
nison, Ball will be given at the Theater by the
Governors Guards, of this city. Among theinvi
ted guests are the Cleveland Grays, and the Gath
rie Grays, Of Cincinnati. The pnquotle in the
Theator will be Aoored over on II level with the
stage, and the building fitted up in fine style for
the occasion. Tho beauty, gallRntry and chivalry
OF Ohio will be- it is expected fully represented at
this great State Festival, and it will be season OF
enjoyment and festivity long to be remembered.
All honor to the Guards for tho efforts they are
making TO promote this splendid Inauguration
Ball,-CO COUfnbus Fact
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
wE6NEsDAY moRNTNe,Nov. ao7 1883.
rnAvELEn,s iiRnlsrnn


cE Citizens wishing conveyance either Of the above
Trains Boats will be called Tor y the CoaChes0f stevens
Omnibus Line by leaving tho address 90 the Omnibus OF
see 81 Superior street. dOvT ne8tto Moddsh House.
Nov. "a, 1850
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"THE NOBLEsT STUDY OF MANKINT

AiAA4 Az -
Is Put dobased and degraded manhood is curse
but too prevalent in lane OH keep the natal shafts
of disease aud complaint Tomvour croles Warnings and
advice can be found in tho book HUMAN FRAILTY; OF,
Physiological Researches" It viii assuredy recall the
back sliding from the evil practices prevalent to an alarm
ing extent snl be unerrng guiding star to health and
Iesuscitaed energy Thousands the benefit ofheed
ng its counsels and advice
Sold by DR.. BARROW, l51 Prince street, New York -
Price Is cents, Sent free everywhere.
soldby GAYLORD h HAMMOND. and VIM .FISKE
Druggists Cleveland. noys
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~" Fine Silver Tea soils, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c, &c.
A very large stock, aud all warranted OF the best
Double Plate, can be found ct
FOao, ENswoRTH 4 Co.'S,
octI Cor SUPERIOR and Seneca ats
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FoR HOLIDAY PREsENTs.--Cal at Green's for
one Of his gems Of Art, viz. Plain or Coored Photo.
graphs, equal TO the best ever exhibited In this
Vicinity. FoREsT CRY GALLERY,
noyl7.2G3 2i3 Superior Street,
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The Great vital ReEenOEator.
TRHESElTAR!

pROTEOTED BY ROYAL Letters
Patent s from AZ RENHLAGn, and secured By The sal
lNPEhlAL CoLLEGE o. MEDICINE, VIENNA
No. l.-lnvaluabo for lelarsiion spetmatorrhaa n
PHYSICAL Exhaustion, and is q tsnlo
No - OmplgtB Grad oates sl 1t those disessas
that have been hitherto t,caed by the and lD
cious use Of cupayla and cubebs.
No 3-lins entirely supplauied the injurious NE
cuiY thereby msnfus 10 The sui speedy relief dyDs
g sll ho npurasi und rootnA the venom oil dlsxa
Thl ESEMAR Nos. 1, aud g. prepared IN TO- a.
o n4eheu devoid OF ia9o smell, aud bo carried
90 the wuisteoat pocket SolD ~ TN CAsEs aud divided
into skrAEArg noshs. us administered by NRlpenu Inlls
luhn, ouN Rcord &c, &C Price, 50 earh four cases
~ one i0 ~ wch saves ~; aud In S2I cases. waToby
thus isa snyiug OF 20 To he had Wholesale and IetnL
OF llr MARROW. l9i hleecker ST., New York lHmedi
atty on RECEIVING remittance, Hr hHrfw will T0FWBfd
tho Y M SEMAh tu any naTt OF the Norid secuIoT
and addressed Htcordug TO the Instructions Of the
Nrtiar
FuI sale ~ GAYLORD 4 HAMMOHD
| H. anti WILLIAM FISKE
| decbdSw " 2u0 Asems Cleveland
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EB- Bonnet and Velvet Ribbons, in all widths
at H. D. Kendall 4 Co.'S.
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Tue FEsTIvAL To,NIeHT There Is no need TO
remind the sons and daughters of old Scotia OF the
Festival to be held this evening at the Angler in
honor Of their good patron 81. Andrew, but itmay
be necessary to stir up outsiderst to a knowledge
OF this truth and to remind them that hearty en-
joyment OF the time will be the object aimed At by
all connected with the festivities The proprietor
ofths Angler House aud bis allies well know how
to do up their duties on the occasion, and general
good time may be expected.
The st. Andrews Society il one that is doing a
great deal Of good in a charitable way, aud many
a wanderer from the "Land o. cakes" arriving in
our city has had cause to bless the association Of
his fellow cOuntrymen, which has sought out EN-
lployment for him. that ho might not come TO dis
eouragement and want Then too, their poor,
(whai few there arc OF Scotch poor,) are sought
out aud cared for with brothery love. Our Scotch
citizens are numbered among our worthest, and
many OF them are not without honor amongat US
Aud at their annual gatherings how cheerfully and
socially docs the time pass away, as song, toast
speech, and conversation hll the hours Truly I
would be hard TO find festival more worthy the
name than those Of the children Of St. Andrews
! aud We trust this, the Fouiteenth Annual Gather
, ing in this city, win be even more harmoniou
aud peasuFable than those those that have pre-
eeded II.
One word more as to the place The suppe
table ID Of course great feature Of all such fest
vals bat to those who know the Angler, 1t Is need
! sas to say that the snterprising proprietor wi
. set forth repast not to be complained o. Go, q
ye who epjOy good time
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THR FRIENDS or JoHN Brown IN CoUNcIL.-
AT a meeting of the citizens, convened, pursuant
20 previous notice, at the Euclid Street Wesleyan
Methodist Church on Tuesday, the zQlh inst, d,
r. Tilden was called to the chair and n. e. Crit
tenden was appointed Secretary.