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The New York herald., 1862-02-17
NEWS FROM PORT ROYAL.


Arrival Of the Matanzas-violsnt Gale on
tho North Carolina C0ast-LOss of the
Steamer Prim ero-RcsCue oS Her Grew.
The United States transport Ma.anzas, Captain Lies
gang, from Port Royal, 18th nst arrived at this post
last night.
There had not besn any movement of Importance since
the sailing Of the Baltic.
To Mr. J. g. Huerta tho Purser OF the ship We arc
debtcd for the following report
The Matanzas towed the steamer Primero, whose
chinery being disabled ordered TO New York for
pairs Tho first two days out tho weather being nns,
with light winds from southwark she did very well bat
she paasod Cape Hateras the weather became very
stormy. the wind blowing from northwest changing 10
northeast which made very heavy broken ssa. On
the night Of the 14th, although tho Mataa2ss slowed
down, the Primero was almost towed .ndei several
times; her buwarks were stovo in and the decks
raised from the hull BY the violence mo waves sssns
quantity OF water. BY cJnatsnt pumping the crew
enabled to keep the vessel afoat. On the 18TH a,
the storm having increased tho ensign distress
was hosted from the Prmero We with eat difficulty
lowered boat which 10 ID vessel in charge OF
oieer and four Of The pumps Of the primero
had givon out and there were fcct her
hold, which rapidly increasing making II, there
fore. impossible to the vessel Tho only question
left the saving OF her crow, task difficult to
perform. Alter renewed efforts, tho crew safely
brmght to the Mata and the rrnero abandoned TO
hor fate. The storm continued TO Increase til midnight,
when 10 gradually ahated.
Annexed Is list Of the namss Of the rescued crew OF
ST. voSel, Captain. J. Carroll:
J. Miller, Mate. J. Cran6rd
10. Derr. J. N,rhado.
". Martini. A.Vidorini
7. Basque. IT, Silva
j. Arnaald. j. Throporish.
Tho following is list Of the passengers By the Matan
zas:-
Mr. Charles Kic Mark Ellis Jesse Sc ro b. Jenkins
Char Houkins A. b. Jlirs W. j. Reid, DR.. James J. Ma
gee Y. a. Rcynas, W. 7. Montgomery j. Malone, J. Bar
low J. McGowon, A. iiighey.
The New York herald., 1862-02-17
Naval Intelligence.
TIE UNITED STATES STEAMER vARUSN


The varunna is OF the purchased steamers bull
by Charles Mallory Esq. OF Mystic Conn. Her armamen
consists OF egh, cghtnch shell and two
PARROT guns. Her dimensions follows Length,
2ao feet beam, SO feet depth Of hold, IS feet tonnage,
800 Her engines are Ericssons side lever were built
by c. H. Deamnter, OF this city. and Of 500 horse
power The following is list OF her officers
Ctmmandcr--thsrcs =. Bcggs.
Erecufire Ogicer-Lieutenant Charles II. Swasley.
Aci,,g Mas'os-David II. Hayden, Ezra Leonard Iohn
ID. Childs.
Acting Assistant Pcyn,dstsr-Charlcs T. Fitch
Cdpsofns Cierk--Edward II. Deshner.
Ac,ino Assiacnt Ss,geon--wm g. Bruce.
Misunderstanding First Assistant and Chief Robert
Henry Second Assistant James Shultz Third Assist
ants. H. {. Maloy, samuc Robinson; George L. Harris
A,ting Gupnsr-Thos II. Fortune.
Acinq Noses Mdtes--Thos. H. Lawrence, Sias II.
Bevns Henry u Foster, James L. Blauve.
The New York herald., 1862-02-17
Personal Intelligence.

The body OF Lieutenant Marcy, son of Governor Marcy,
mentioned in one Of dispatches saturday NON
iny as having been wounded by tho recol OF boat
howitzor, has arrived Mt New York.
Col j. IT, Icdiic United States Army L. Pruyn, OF Alba
ny; G. NJ Wood, United States Navy; s. u. Crane of os
tom W. Meakin OF London; r. Macfarlane of Glasgow: j.
Riddle. Of Eduburg; H. T.. Muntz, Of Brmng cham, and
wu Mason OF Taunton, have arrived at the 81 Nicholas
Hotel.
Col Gocdrg, United States Army: ii. VI. Sbipman. of
Mssour y. W. hughes, United states Army s. Gerber,
Of Lima Charles H. Harley Of Maine: Lewis I. Ewen Of
New York, 1T. McDougail, United siatcs Army; W. +.
Stewart OF Philadelphia John Sender, of Missouri, and
j. H. Jones, Of Pennsylvania, among the arrivals at
the Metropolitan Hotel.
Mckay of Ioson c. g. Mctauey, G. Demond Of Boston;
o. NJ Cutler Of Hannibal, No.: +. NJ Elonrney, Of Ken
tucky NJ H. Throop Of New York j. e. Schooiey United
states Army, and W. Osborne, of Hannibal Mo-. stop
iug ut the Filth Avenue Hotel.
The New York herald., 1862-02-17
MILITARY MOVEMENTS,
Departure OF the Nihth Rhode Island
battery.

Departure OF the NfHtll Rhode Island
battery.
This 1attery numbering hundred and seventy Ave
men arrived in Now York yesterday from Rhode Island
undor the mmand of Captain Wzhtm and proceeded
to pier A. East river, TO 20 board the Caarter Oak
transport slip, in which they sailed thls morning for
Port Royal waer they will be attached 10 tha Third
Rhode Island sops-a regimen: which has SC salan,y
distinguished itself since the of the pre-
sent campaign.
Captain Eddy proceeds with the ship Charter Oak, as
Master OF behalf Of the government
and the bunts for the soldiers and the other requisite
Accommodations such cannot fail to give cufre
satisfaction
strong athletic fellows and WILL doubt not, ecqat
themselves bravely in the great contest OF which thoy
are destined to take part They are proud of being
called to the country and the Union, and de-
clare their readiness and willingness 10 meet the foe
and like the other bravo Rhode Islanders, carry away
from the enemy tho laurels Of victory.
The following are the of tbs officers who
tached to the battery and accompsny to the scat OF
War at Port Royal:-Cap,ain Wghsman, Lieutepants
Rosssnder, Dockery Brown, Potter and Eagsn.
New York Volunteer Engineer Regi.
mcnt-s uddcn Derarture OF Com. !. q MOS
and II.
Companies aud II Of this fine regiment. which is Z.
present doing duty at Port Royal yesterday sud
denly called on 10 leave Camp Was hnst n station
Island and proceed forthwith &C oa Colonel
ssrrell ard the othor eight npanes Were hey o..
present ioned at Hilton Head They arrived in New
York in the one O'Clock bo4 and having formed In line.
hey marched 70 psr a. under tn. command Of Major
Butt, m o.Gcsr highly esteemed by the troops, and
embarked on board he Charter Oak, with the Hhods
island battery. They accompanied thereto by
q large crowd Of people and on coming 70 lhs
pier where the shi, lay they were greeted with
desfening cheers by their gallant companions, the
Rhode Islanders. Thus the Charter Oak viii take away
this morning Port Ro, al about six hrndred more fresh,
fine Young soldiers These volunteer engineer troops
look remarkably well, averaging from five feet nine
inches six feet In hcig and all principally young
mon They are equpol with the Enfield ride, aud have
attantd high state of perfection In their drill and
military discipline. They we're not made aware OF 'heir
sudden departure, orders having been only received yes
terdsy morning
Tho following s a list Of the ofhcers who accompany
them
Commanding ORcer-Msior Butt
Company F--Captan, - Eaton; First Lisutsnsnt,
Charles Weherby; Second Lieutenant - RushbY.
Company H-Captain. r. II. Cruso; First Lieutenant,
r r. Butt; Second Lieutenant, James Borland.
The New York herald., 1862-02-17

divert into other channels the energies earnestly
dsvotsd to war, and require tbs relaxation that will
again invite enterprises Of this description
In the United States
GERMAN hEATmcAIs.-Bensdixs " stoerenfried" was
last week successfully produced at the Stadt theatre
popular farce by tho author entitled, in English
The Devil and the Tailor" is in preparation, and viii
bs brought out in q few days.
The New York herald., 1862-02-17
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
o r H IC A L.
WAR BULLETIN.

WAR BULLETIN.
CONVENIENT TRANSPORT ATION-A MEETING OF RAIL-
ROAD 0RFICERs SUGGESTED BY THE SECRETARY OF
WAR.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1852.
The railroad operations Of the War Department require
that there should be just and efficient system Of rail-
road transport that would government ener.
gstic action with fair tariff Of charges The Secretary
Of War; believing that he may safely appeal to the prac-
tca experience Of the officers OF the railroad companies
and to their patriotic feelings for aid devisng such
system, invites the chief officers Of tho respective
railroad companies Of the loyal States meet and confer
with him on this subject at Washington. Thursday,
the Goth day Of February, 1862 Hon. Erastus Corning
and N. L. Wilson, now in this city, requested to
aos ~ Committee Of Arrangements
EDWIN NJ STANTON, Secretary of War,
The New York herald., 1862-02-17
Movements of Connecticut Troops.


Ths First Connsctcut battalion OF cavalry, Major Jud
son NJ Lyon "a relative Of the deceased General Lyon)
will leave their camp at Meridsn, Conn. or Tuesday
next under orders TO report at Wheeling, Va They will
psss through New York, and be forwarded thence BY
Colonel Amy, Connecticut State AGENT via the Hsrri
burg route.
The Thirteenth Connecticut regiment ef 'n'spt-y VII
leave Woodstock for the South nsys yses
The New York herald., 1862-02-17

LIZ ESFANs PERDU.-The exhibition and performance
OF the regiment 10 Enans Perdu, which was to have
taken place tonight at the Academy Of Music, has been
unavodably postponed account Of the ndsposou Of
Of the principal artists. It will take plsce the
2lst inst Tho ball of the regiment will take place as
announced tho 18th. At the exhibition Friday
next Gottschak's march, composed for the
slop will be performed
The New York herald., 1862-02-17
Fine Arts.
Fine Arts.
BRADY's THEATRICAL PORTRAITS OF FORREsr.

BRADY's THEATRICAL PORTRAITS OF FoRREsr
The truculent attacks made BY OF the small beer
critics at the other side of the East river Edwin For
rest recall to mind that have yet noticed
the only really reliable delneations Of the
OF the popular tragedan that yet been attempted
by pen or pencil While his panegyrists syat him to
pitch Of perfection which his well known
modesty bushes, his enemies asssil him with btter
that only to fix him nrmy In the favor
Of the No had consequently, succeeded In
striking into the as milieu Of dramatic portraiturs
his regard until Brady the mner Of statesmen and poet
took the hero OF the buskn in hands.
Nothing can be more ife-like or histrionicaiIy
rsot than the series Of character portraits which ID
now ON exhibition at Mr. Brady's gallery. The list
prizes King Lear. Hamlet, Richard Ill., Damon, Corio
ianus, the Gladiator Shyock, Rchelieu Otheo, Mac
both, Jack Cade, Rolla and Metamora They taken
In the exact costume In those parts, well
as in the passages In which Mr. Forrest produces his
most telling effects OF prominent actor living
dead, docs there exist complete and accurate
a sories Of dramatic portraits. Garrick, Kembls,
Edmund Kcan and Charles Young had each
their deneators Of them among the most csebrat
cd painters Of their day. but the memorials OF
them isolated Ones and lacking in the fidelity
which photography alone mpart. The value Of the
present collection is the be appreciated from the
fact that Forrest up the time when Mr. Brady induced
him to have it taken stood in precisely category
There were portraits in abundance OF him in muft
but only or two which attempted 10 give idea of
him in the great dramatic parts in which he has acquired
celebrity.
AS the spectator examines separately each Of these
markabls productions he will be struck with tho skill
with which the artist has combined grace and deicaoy Of
execution with the muscular vgor and striking attitudna
effects proper both TO the individual and the episode
presented. What can be nor life like for in
stance than the dignity and stauesque grandeur Of Da
than the wreck of noble manhood presented
by King Lear Nor is the collective effect Of tho
less impressive and interesting than the study OF each
character distinct tabeau. The vsiter gets from it,
for the first time perhaps, accurate Of tho
traordnary powers OF adaptation which enable
like Mr. Forrest to effect in their physical and mental
quirenents, transformations opposite those from
King Lear to Meamora and from Jack Cade to Rcheeu
Whether we regard these portraits from an artistic
point Of view in reference their historical interest
in connection with tho drama they arc repeat equally
entitled to admiration. Nothing complete diff
cult in the line has hitherto been attempted, and
that has succeeded well due much Mr. Brady
well known taste in art matters to the superior
Sources of his es,a bshment.
The New York herald., 1862-02-17

Army and Navy Citizens and Soldiers,
Photographed in all the styles at HOLMES Gallery 26s
Broadw ay opposite the Park.
The New York herald., 1862-02-17

Pure TobaccO.-YeIlovv Bank Toa &C
cooodwi Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, free from all i'm
pres for sale BY all tobacco and dealers and at
Wholesale BY II. GOODWIN BROTHER. 200 Water street
The New York herald., 1862-02-17
Arrivals aud Departures.

fIAwsyRo VIA SourH H,MrroN-Steamshp Tcuonia--Cspt
n Plummer Hubert Dcgcr Robert fTssey, lady and two
children; Max Eokat piser, lady child aud servant;
Helene Meyer, Otto Friedrich, Flor ntinc u hdy,
Jacob Elm, Jacob 1eicndeckrr Jacob Kochcf iaiy,
Eliza Bull. John Madden NJ Ward lady and 70 hoi %,
and sixy.scven the scerHge.
The New York herald., 1862-02-17

Beautiful Comp1eAion.--Lairt' bloom
Youth Liquid PEARL preserving and beautyng the
complexion and skin. Sold at all druggists.
The New York herald., 1862-02-17

Mrs. .. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer
and Worlds Hair Dressing excel oil other preparations for
the hair. Depot, 1Q8 Greenwich street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-17
Piratical sympathy for Baltimore.

BALEMOhk, feb. 10, I5B2
letter from Captain Rodgers Of the ship Macaulsy,
states that he boarded by the pirate Sumter near
Genoa but her pirate captain learning that the ship
hailed from Baltimore allowed her 10 proceed On hsr
voyage without mol sstatiea
The New York herald., 1862-02-17

New and Delicious Article.-Extra
refined maple Syrup manufactured the New York
Steam Syrup Refinery aud be found ut all the first
groceries Wherever II Is used has given entire safac
way.
The New York herald., 1862-02-17
HIillfons +,

Cristadoro's Hair Dye. Prcservative and
Wgs.-The the world wholesale and retail and the
dye privately applied at No. 6 Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-02-17
ITO CONSERVATIVES.
LECTURES.

A COURSE or FIVE LECTURES WILL BE DE
n lvered Trenors Ha norhwe est OF Brcsdwsy
and Thirty street. In behalf OF Tree Eps 81 ser ics
tsmen engsged:-Drs Alexander II. yinton. Morgan.
will be delivered Monday evening, Feb u, by the Rev
John Cotton Smith, the Church the Ascension. Sub
ectsience and Rcvca,ionr Tickets to be had nj the
do or OF Mr.. Henry Mclean, 1850 Broadway
Single tickets the 81 Doors a u lee.
commence ~ O'Clock.
TIE CORDovAs ANNUAL COURSE OF HUMOROUS
IL Lectures Clinton Hall No. l. The Ball is Up,"
new humorous lecture with introduction In VERSE;
Tuesday evening, Feb l at O'Clock Tickets 10 be had
all and book stores and Mt the door.
AR. DE coRDovAs THIRD LECTURE (THE FIFTH
M Of the designed TO aid the Church of tho Re-
demption In East Fourteenth streeJ win be delivered IN tho
OF the above church. Monday evening" Feb
IL ats O'Clock broadway" In which the fun
added from rhyme Doors open ocl,ck
Tickets rs b. had at 81 East Thirteenth No.
- Third the Evangelical Society Bible House
or a the door.
The New York herald., 1862-02-17

Hill's Hair Dye, so Cents, Black or
brown-Infable for the hair Depot Barclay
street, and by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1862-02-17

Prizes Cashed I'm all Legalizcd Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker, 10 Wall
street. up stairs
The New York herald., 1862-02-17

Baschelor's Hair Dye.--The D'-t in tho
World Harmless rel anlc anu instant ng0s. sold -n4 az
plisd Il DATcnRLOR's Wig factory, ~ Bond street
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Legnlized LOtte-
res. Information given. WIN. LOCKER,
23 Pine street, up stairs room No g.
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Married.

Married.
BREwER-BERKowIc1.-On Friday, February IA, by the
Rev. Mr. Hudson Lieutenant GEoRGx J. BREWER, OF the
United States Army, to Mise RosALR BERxowICz, eldest
daughter Of Capt Leon Berkowicz, all Of this city.
The New York herald., 1862-02-17

Millions OF Children Saved from an
early grave by using Mrs WINSLOW'S Soothing Syrup II
gives immediate rest from psin acidy OF the
The New York herald., 1862-02-17

Trusses.-Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Tusses Shoulder Braces Dr. Wadsworths Uterine Ele
superior article. No. vesey street, Astor House,
opposite the church.
The New York herald., 1862-02-17
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho Brilliant Victory at Roanoke Island-Ths
} capture Of Fort Donelson, Tenn.-Important
~ from Kentucky and Missouri-visit of
tho Union Gunboats to Florence, Alabama
Map Of the Interesting from Mexico
The Latest News, &c., Co., "a.
The Cunard mail steamship America, Captain Noodle,
will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close in this city
afternoon, at quarter past and a halfpast Ave
O'Clock. TO go by railroad.
The EUROPEAN EDITION or Tm HERALD will be pub
ished at eleven O'Clock morning. and will
tain full account OF the brilliant achievements of the
Burnside Expedition in Pamlico Sound in Pasquotank
River, and In Abemarle Sound Important News from
the Union Forces Of the Rebel Fort
Donesou; An Interesting Account Of the Splendid Trip of
the Union Gunboas through Kentucky and Tennessee to
Florence. Alabama, with Map showing the Routs-Ths
Union Feeling along the Tennessee River; Important
News from Kensuoky-Evacnation of Bowling Green by
the Rebels Another Splendid Success Missouri In.
tsrssting News from the South Later from Mexico and
varsity Of other interesting matter.
Single copies, wrappers, ready mailing six cents
Sampson Low, Son Co., No. At Ludgate Hill, London
England will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD.
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NEW PunLICATIONs.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A PROVED MILITARY BOOKS
IA Cavalry Dril, with g3 engravings. 80.
Artillery Drill, with " engravings, 25c
Army Manual for Onicers, 81
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De. School Of the Battalion 25c.
j. w. FORTUNE. ~ Chatham street, N. "
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NI cents Etiquette Arts oi Beauty, Courins, so
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Totally unlike other pap@rs Publication o"os os MsN ..
THAT "CuRIoUs- BOOK OF CITY WOMEN, sINGU-
lar and skolchcsOf female chaiacera IN new
York Cheap edition published this week lcr 70 cents.
Nailed post paid 30 cent ny w. SAuNr % walker sree'
MATRIMONIAL.
LApy POSSESSING REFINEMENT, EDUCATION.
eaith social position and l0vcavc qualitics
n nv rorrspondng ,sith Crlcbs station h. that gentle
man of undouted responsibility aud possessing real merit
is sslncercly seeking we.
~rATRIMoNIAL--A WIDOW LADY, THrRTY-FOUR
wears o. age very good looking, good 20 npan
ake woman, having met with of fortune, yet
some her command, desires make the scquant-
snce OF really d. sensible and donesca,ed gentleman,
who home and sincerely desires good wife
share The lady accustomed
society, and will when desired erchange referencee Ad
dess for three days Mrs Myrs Merit New York Post once
"A AATRIMoNIALs-wlLL THE YOUNG LADIES
M who answered Cream Tart OF Anna Jones pleass Cd
drpss confidence John Anderson bor " Broadway Post
once, care OF b. Lockwood Cvur'ips letters paefur re-
| ceved.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

FORM.-Amendment to Article four (4) q,
the Constitution Yes. Amendments to ArticIa
four (4D of the Constitution No. Amendments
to Article five (5) of the Constitution Yes
Amendments to Article five (5) of the Con.
stitution. No. Amendments to Article six GGl
of the Constitution. Yes. Amendments to Ar,
ticle six (6) of the Constitution. No. Amend
ments to Article nine (9) of the Constitution
Yes. Amendments to Article nine (9) of the
Constitution. No.
Given under my hand, with the Great Seal Of
the State of California affixed this the twenty.
ninth day of May, A. d. one thousand eight
hundred aud sixtytw
LELAND STANFORD,
Governor of California.
By the Governor,
WIN. II. WEEKS, Secretary of State.
10 witness Whereof have hereunto set
~ nv hand and caused the Great Seal Of
State to be affixed Done at Sacramento
L. s. California, this twenty first day of July.
- in the year of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred aud sixty-two.
LELAND STANFORD, Governor.
By the Governor,
H. 81 WM. II. WEEKS, Secretary of State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

THE UNION MovEMENT.-Gratifying evidence
is daily coming to hand that the Union move
ment of parties in a majority of the counties in
this State, has obtained such hold upon the
affections of loyal people, as to insure its entire
success. In some few counties fusion has oc-
CURED between the Breckenridge and Douglas
wings of the Democratic party, which is a formal
relinquishment by the latter of their distinct
organization, aud virtual abandonment Of the
patriotic avowals heretofore made by Douglas
men. The Reimbursement by the late Breckn-
ridge State Convention of their reasonable
platform OF 1861, shows Enthusiastically that that
party stands precisely where ii has stood since
the commencement Of the rebellion. In the
fusion movement they have sacrificed no principle
formerly avowed or professed. In joining with
them, the Douglas party has given up everything.
The mountain would not come to Mahomet, so
Mahomet has gone TO the mountain. The party
leaders no doubt chuckle over their triumph in
effecting this unnatural alliance but ii remains
TO be seen whether the people will subscribe to
it. If they do, and the next Legislature should
chance to contain majority OF Secession sym
pathizers, God have mercy upon this unfortunate
State 1t will be given over entirely to the
interests of the Southern Confederacy, if not to
even a worse condition of affairs. But will the
peopie consent TO this. We look upon such
thing as mpossble.-Sqn Juan Press
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
TRINITY JOURNAL.
Weaverville, Saturday, August %, 1862.
ELECTION PRINTING

Election printing must be paid for in advance.
Election tickets will be printed at S8 per thous-
nnd-must be paid for on delivery. Candidates
cards and other notices must be settled for prior
to the next issue of this paper. 1t is much eas-
er for candidates TO settle for work on delivery
than it is for US to collect the amounts after cleo
tion. or lose il altogether We have suffered suf-
ciently in this respect, and hope that parties in
terested in the election will remember it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

Sons OF TEMPERANCE IN SIsKIYoU COUNTY
The cause of Temperance has taken fresh start
in the North James A. Davidson writes us that
the miners and others in various localities in Sis
kiyou have given him most cheering welcome
He has organized divisions at McAdams Creek,
Orc Fno and Fort Jones, and expects to organ
ize divisions at Yreka, Hoopersville, Seotts Bar
and Sawyer's Bar. before returning seuthward
1t is his intention, in compliance with request Of
friends of Temperance, to lecture on bis return
at Trinity Center Minersville, Lewiston. Weay-
ervile and Douglas City, Of which meetings due
notice will be sent to the several localities ID
time to inform the public generally. The TEN
perance reform is the friend Of all mankind, aud
deserves well Of every good citizen. Aud the
Order of the Sons Of Temperance has proved
itself one Of the most successful relormatory in
sttuiions ever known, and it is the duty of the
people of influence and position in the several
places where these Societies may be formed, to
90 into them as members, thus giving the in
1uence of their example to the community at
large, aud by their cooperation and sympathy
helping the weak and wounded victims OF intem
perance to make a stand for life and liberty,
health and happiness. We wish the cause great
success.