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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-08

WHERE TO SEE TIE CABINET ORGANS -
The headquarters" OF the Cabinet Or
gan are at q, g. Mellor e. Co.'S 81 Wood
street. who have the exclusive whole
sale agency for Western Pennsylvania.
This Wholesale agency is established by
Mason IL lIamlln for the purpose of af-
fordlng to purchasers residing IN this
locality the same advantages, as to price
and extensive assortment to select from,
as are afforded at the factory in Boston.
Mellor ~ Go, have just opened splei>
dld ware room, in addition to the two
large ones they already have, for the
special exhibition of the Cabinet Organs,
and they now keep stock of from fifty
to sixty of these instruments. comprs-
ing all the various styles and prices made
by Mason Il Hamlin. The establish
ment of Mellor & Go. has proved BY
experience of many years to be worthy
OF Tie confidence of the public. Found-
ed in 1881, by Mr. J. II, Mellor Gather
OF the present proprietor,) it constantly
increased in size and Importance through
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M RED,

On June 18th, at the Barr House in
Bridgeport, Fayette Co., by Rev. J. t.
Stiffy, Mr.. CLARKsoN JAMIsoN, to Miss
Fnosr, both Of Fayettc Co,
Pa.
July 18th, by the same, Mr.. FRANK
HAMILTON to Miss EMMA Couelryour
both OF Greensboro Greene Go. Pa.
July 2S, 1866, by Rev, J. S Gibson,
Mr.. CALvfN SuAHrNEcK. to Miss KATE
FlLnY, both of Greene Co. PA
july 18th, by Rev Alex. w. White
a, the residence OF the brides father, Mr..
JOS CLAYTON, Of West Va, ito MARY
JANE Ruru, Of Greene Co. Pa.
July 22nd. at Mt, Morris, by the Rev.
Nj. Nj. Eaton, Mr.. john BLANnY Of Mon,
ongalia Co. w. Va to Miss LOUISA G.
COLEMAN of Mt Morris Greene Co.
July 10Th '66, at Newtown, by Ell
Rose Esq, Mr.. A. S. MoRms, of Mt.
Morris, 20 Miss KATE SrEruENs. of New
town Greene Co, Pa.
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A CuRosIrY,-Thc Beaver .lr9uS says
j. Il. Boyd, Esq, OF this place, while
at work in his garden on the ID of May
last, found a piece Of gold coin which
weighs wishn Lwo pennyweights ofan
ounce, and which bears the date of A
ID 520. This makes the com, incred.
Die as it may seem, 1857 years old. The
coin its"lfiS a Spanish piece, and was
found inJhe ground on which old Fort
Mcintosh stood. It's supposed to have
been carried to ;his place by some one
of the officers qt one time quartered in
the Fort. Mr.. b has refused fifty dol>
lars for his relic, and prefers to hold on
to it himself, 1t is certainly quaint
piece Of money, and has an age that
reaches great distance back.
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FROM MEXICO.

NEw 1oHK, July 2i.-4rhc Herald's
San Francisco correspondence says;-
The steamer Continental arrived there
on the 2lth. from Mazatlan on the 18th.
Bringing large number Of Imperial Is
who are tying from wreck OF the En-
prc, and seeking protection under the
Stars and Stripes, which they find the
demofalzcd forces under Maxinillan
unable to defend.
The refugees give gloomy account
ofthe sitnaton Of affairs in the western
part OF the Empire. In Sonora all is
confusion, and disorder r,igned SUI
prcme Snabra is completely invested
by the Liberals under Corrora, who has
a large and well armed force under his
command. At every place south Of
Seneola where the lmperialists were IN
the aScendent, the Liberals are in arms
and making headway,
The American citizens in Mazltlan
complain of the want OF protection alTor-
dcd them.
Tie Herald's City of Mexico cores
rondent says the 4th of July was duly
celebrated there by the citizens OF the
United States residing there General
J. Is, Magludcr of the rebel army,
and Prince Srlm Sam formerly of the
United States army, paid their respects
to the American Consul during the day,
besides quite a crowd of less distinguish
cd Individuals The Declaration of
independence was read by the Consul
The mcmo"y Of Washington was eulog
lied by eX Governor Reynolds, of Mis-
souri, aud Magruder responded to the
toast Of the army and navy Of the Unit.
ed States. That to the memory of oul
murdered President was received will
distinguished honor, all the rebels Join
ing with Magruder in respect to 1t.
observation.
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DIR TOBIAS
VENETIAN IINIMENT.

DrED OF cRour--what pretty and interest
- ing child saw last week! But now, alas.
two gentlemen riding down town in the cars
Died Of Group how strange. When DIR. To
bias Venetian Eminent is " certain cure, if
taken in time. Now, Mothers, we appeal to
YOU. 1t ia not for the paltry gain and profit
we make, but for the sake ofyour infant child
that now lies playing at your feet. Group is
u dangerous disease but use DIR. Tobias
Venetian Linimcnt in time, and it is robbed
of its tcrrurs. Always keep it in the house !;
You may not want it tonight, or tomorrow
no telling whcn--but armed with this iniment
you are prepared, let it come when 1t will
Price only 40 cents n bottle. Office sc Cort-
l,ndt Street, New York. Sold by all druggist
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For the ltrnMhliCnn.
TIE FESTIVAL.

The Chalmers Mite Society of the
Presbyterian Church OF Waynesburg,
take great pleasure in being able to state
that their Festival, held on the evening
Of the lst u|t. was a success exceeding
their most sanguine expectations, and
proved to be a very liberal reward for
their unrcmitting labors during a period
of some four weeks in preparation for
it. The gross receipts amounted to
s572 70 +; the net proceeds to $i23 0S
The Juvenile Mite Society realized a
very llbcral sum for the purpose of re-
penishng their Sabbath School Library.
The meeting was characterized with
gooG order, which greatly enhanced the
pleasure Of those present and made the
occasion very pleasant one. The Sos
clcty embraces the earliest opportunity
of rendering their most cordial thanks
to the Commissioners OF the county, tul
the use OF the Court House, also to the
E litors of the different papers published
in this place for their complimentary
notices Of the Festival, also, to the
young ladies, who are not members OF
the Society, for their kind and voluntary
assistance in increasing the numLev O
fancy articles, aud to the citizens o.
Waynesburg and vicinity for their at
tendance and hbcral'y,
fA,,,,trr,,t,
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HALsrEu's WAYNESBuRG SlfoE STORE,
NEXT TIE FARMERS & DHovERs NATIONS
Al BANk.-Where can be found Il large
stock of Home Made and Eastern Boots
and Shoes. Dealing in nothing but the
one article Of Boots and Shoes, they
can offer superior inducements, for some-
thing good and cheap in the Shoe line.
Call at lIalSteG's.
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PITTSBURG GENERAL MARKET
PrrsnuRGu, August I, 1866
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Aug. BEEF Cattle. The Of
ferings during the past week were GO head,
against 5S2 head the previous week.
The market closed with decline of &c on
fare to good. which qualities are quoted at SCs
S3c, and prime ut 9@94
SnEEr-The market has been rather h sk
this week, and prices firm, Sales at 4}m5
for stock sheep, and 54@G}c per ID. for fat
sheep.
Hoes, The supply in market has been
about equal to the demand this week, with
sales at 81 % to $500 per 100 lbs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

S5y AN EXTENSIVE SALE AND DIS
TRlBU'IlON of Pianos, Mclodeons, Gold and
Silver Ware is now going on Il: the Salcsrooms
OF REED Il BIO 81 Liberty St, N y. These
goods are sold at TWO DOLLARS EACH,
REGARplEss or VALUE. Send TWENTY
FIVE Cents for one numbered Notice, or
ONE DOLLAR for SIX. The Number on
each Notice corresponds with the number on
sanc article Of goods, which will be sent on
receipt of 81. The money will be refunded
of the goods do not give satisfaction, Agents
make TWENl Y.FIVE DOLLARS PER
WEEK. Send for n Circular.
REED & BRO.
Oniar: l.. .. BOX. 5l3S,
81 Liberty s.. New York.
A, ril Is. ly
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WOOL MARKETS.

BosToN, August 4, 1866.
Sales of domestic for the week foot up some
I2j. 900 lbs at range OF ijai6c tor fleece, and
3ja72c for the various grades Of pulled. In
cludcdare lots Of old Western fleece at jOa5jc;
Michigan at 5SnG0c; old New York and Ver-
mont at 57aG2c; new Ohio at G2luGijc for
medium and fine; and Pennsylvania at GjuGSc
for good to choice lots,
Nrw lonK, Aug. 1.-The market continues
dull and unsettled, and prices tend in favor of
the purchaser. The Eacs foot up lOO 0O0 lbs
State and Western iiccces, mainly at 5OaG5c,
but including small lots at rather higher prices,
and small lots unwashcd 40atlc; 10000 lbs
tubbed, 5Ga sic; $4,000 lbs Texas, part at
25a 2Gc; ~, 600 lbs Calito nia 2GaiOc; 80, GOO
lbs pulled, 55aG2c; 1000 low do, 20c, 1900
lbs Southern, 35a37!c, 1000 lbs unwashcd
Virginia. 45c, 1000 lbs noils, 2oc, II 00O lbs
and 50 bales Cape, 4ic, and II bales African,
lic pOld
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OUGHr TO BE REMOVED The dirt and
garbage collecting in our streets and al.
leys should be removed at once. The
health OF our village is unusually good
for this time OF the year and it is for
the welfare of all that it should continue
so. The sultry suns of Aug are not
long in distilling peslilence from DO ID
animal and vegetable matter exposed to
their rays. Will not our town council
ace to this Immediately.
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DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN LINIMENr.

II4N II I'll I ~ III " T VT ~ T.
A CERTAIN CURE for pans in limbs dno
N back, sore throat, Group, rheumatism, collie,
&c. A perfect family medicine, and never
fails. Read! Rc"d, Read Z!
LlvoNIA, WAYNE Co., Mlcn.. June &c, 80.
This is to certify that my wife was taken
with Quinsey Sore Throat; it commenced 10
swell, and was 50 sore that she could not
swallow, and coughcd violently, used you
Liniment, and made Il perfect cure in .onc
week. | firmly believe that but for the Lin-
mrnt she would have lost her life
JOHN III. HARLAN.
Price 40 and so cents. Sold by all druggists.
Office 80 COrtlandt Street, n. Y.
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FINED -"Tom' Mooney Of this 20.
for using obscene language on the street
one day last week, This is good be-
ginning, but rather late time to begin.
1t is to be hoped our officers will not
forget their duty in the future, and ar.
rest any, 'oho coer they may be, thus
openly violating the law, civil and moral
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-08

WE would call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of Messrs
HAMILTON & JOKES, in another column,
From the experience this firm have in
Their business they clnnot f'il to give
perfect satisfaction to all who may patro-
nize them AS it is in the midst Of the
fruit season, our merchants would look
well to their Interests by procuring a
good supply OF stone ware from these
gentlemen.
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"6HERMAM HOUSE"
JUST OPENED BY
TIT SgS. BRADLEY

DOSlllNELY the most complete Hotel in
| our town, Everything combined to far
nish the best accommodation ever yet offered
TO the public
Meals furnished aS nlI hours, table proyid-
cd with The best Of the season. Also, fine
ice cream saioon fitted up and attached to the
house, and BAR unrivallrd for the variety
aud quality of its contents Choice wines and
brandies good whiskey, ale, lAOe cigars, Nc,
Travellers and those dcsrous of refrcshmcnt
will do well to- call, Tom" still retains his old
reputation of nm accommodating gentleman,
an,. hospitarlc landlord. House, the one for
mcrly occupied bv the Messenger Olllcc.
May ., 90 -ly.
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Algm A LECTURE
AN.aAOV II u Y a LII N q NJ IL NJ


lust PabRshcd in a Seated Enre'opc. Price sir
cents.
A LECTURE oS THE NATURE, TREATMENT ANp
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Nervousness, CONSUMPTION Epilepsy and Fits
Mental AMI Physical lncapaaity, resulting from
SELF Abuse, &c BY ROBElSr j. CULVER
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The word-rcnowncd author, T. this ndmi.
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This lecture will Prove boon TO thousands
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Sent under seal, to any address, in plain
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or two postage stamps, by addressing
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mar G6- ~
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\ Coop MEMBER. The chronological
journal for Augnst-Contains Portraits
OF Benz Franklin, Lewis Cass, etc, with
articles on Responsibility; Sowing and
Reaping; Getting Married; Writing, the
Philosophy of Phcnographyi How TO
Live; Over Eating; Head and Body;
Man-M, nkcys; Insanity, and Religious
Excitementsi Physiognomy, Double
Chias, Large Ears, etc. 20 cents, or 81
a year. Fowler & WELLS, N, Y.
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.lMoEicG

is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLlCA-
tion will be made at the next Session OF
the Pennsylvania Legislature, by the Odd
Fe lows Association, at Wayncsburg, Greene
county, Pa, to change the name OF the same
to the ExcnANGp BAyK OF WAYNEsBuRG
Also, to authorize said bank to issue stock in
shares of fifty dollars each. the whole not to
exceed one hundred thousand dollars.
JOS. i. RANDOLPH,
Julyll, 'GG. -Gm. President
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PERSONAL Hon L. j.. Minor and his
son 'ED" are on a visit to their home
and friends. Both ale looking WELL
1t must be a relief to escape the city dur
ing the hot months, and we wish them
much enjoyment during their short res
pltc from business.
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500 usEWAEsEb!

A BROWN HORSE, NEAR SIXTEEN
N hands high, white feet, with black spots
and n scar on the near fore foot, or years
of age. This horse strayed or was stolen from
the premises of tho undersigned, near Car
michaels, on Monday night, 10th inst. Any
one giving information leading to the discovery
of the horse or detection Of the thief will
receive The above reward.
iy25,3t. WORDSWORTH HARPER.
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Lyons Periodical Drops
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY Il !,

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY Il II
IRREGULARITIES
These Drops are scientifically compound
ed fluid preparation, and better than any
Pills, Powders or Nostrums. Being liquid,
their action is direct and positive, rendering
them reliable, speedy and certain specific
for the cure Of all distractions and suppress
sions Of nature. Their popularity Is Indicated
by the fact that over 100000 bottles arc an
nunlly sold and consumed by the ladies' Of the
United States, every one of whom speak In
the strongest terms OF praise Of their great
merits. They are rapidly taking the place Of
cvory other Female Remedy and are con-
silurcd by MI who know nught of them, ns
the surcst, safes, and most inialliAc prepara-
ton in the world, for the cure of all female
complaints the removal Of all distractions Of
nature, and the promotion OF health, rcgulari-
ty and strength. Explicit directions stating
when they my be used, and explaining when
and VIII, they should not nor could not be
used without producing ELECTS contrary to
natures chosen laws viii be found carefully
folded around each bottle, with the written
signature of JouS L. Lyon, without which
none arc genuine.
Prepared BY d. JOHN L. LYON, tN5'
Chapel Street. New Haven Conn. who can
be consulted either personally, or by mail,
(enclosing stamp concerning all private dis
eases and female weaknesses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere
C. G. ChARK & CO.,
General Agents for U, g. and Canadas.
Nov. \, 5.-ly
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Gen. Chalmers, 'latc of the confedcr-
ate army one OF the famous heroes of
Fort Pillow" is making speeches in
favor of Andrew Johnson. Gen. John
A. Logan is making speeches against
him. The reader may draw the infer
anna
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FARMERS GROCERY.

THE OLD NAME BuT IN NEW HANDS.
l.. w II II o Nj = S o n :,
HAVING purchased the above named Gro
Ill ccry has reittcd and rcstocked it He
hasa complete stock OF Confectionery oranges,
Lemons Sugar Coffee Tea, (green and
bMck), Syrup, Molasscs, canned fruit. cheese,
rice, soda ash, white lime, soft soap Country
made) candles, crackers OF all kinds, cigars,
tobacco. Chewing and smoking) fish, lamps
OIL small fancy articles, &C., &c. Any one
needing the articles mentioned " anything in
the line not mentioned will do well to call.
Produce taken in trade Remember the place
the Farmers Grocery" formerly owned by
Y. Brown. Maya, '6G.-ly.
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D | e D..

On the Sd inst. Mr.. JOIN RrEs, a we'll
known citizen of this Co. at his residence
in Franklin tp.
On the 20lh ult. CHARLIE infant son
Of Mr. S.. Groves of this place.
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On! HONEY 1000 pounds Of nice
honey in caps, wanted by N. III. Nc
CLELLANp, at 2jcts Der pound. "NArlf"
has "any quantity OF groceries on hand
to be sold at the lowest figures.
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From present prospects, there never
has been, within the memory cf the
"oldest iuhabltant,' such corn crops in
this county, as will be gathered this fall.
SO far as our information extends all
sections OF the county are having good
seasonable rains.
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ASSTGNEE NOTICE

ASSIGNED NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ persons indebted to WM. A. PORTER
either by Note or Book account to make i'm.
mediate settlement. The accounts must be
closed. Those having claims will present
them for settlement W. n. H. WEBB,
j205t Assignee.
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q nc 81 II N n III ID a. = II
jefferson, Greene County Penn'a.

NRS. Il. d. BUMGARNER, ProprietrcSs
HAVING RECENTLY, FITTED UP THIS
Ill well known establishment, Mrs. BUM
GARNER is prepared to furnish Me best, to the
travelling public. The TABLE always sup.
piled with the choicest dclicacics, tho BAR
with the finest Wines and Liquors, good sleep
ing apartments, and an abundance Of stable
room attached to the premises. Public
patronage solicited May 23, 'G6 -ly.
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9gotal SNatters,
w A N r s B URG: {.
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1866.

The FEsrIvAI"-On Tuesday evening,
Slst. ult. the eagerly anticipated, and
much talked of Fair and Festival of the
Presbyterian chalmers Mite Society,""
came of. All the day our town labor
ed under feverish restlessness which
told of some important event about to
transplre. The hustle Of preparation
kept all moving. Everylhingan and every
body ;hot could render assistance was
"pressed' into service. There was hur-'
rying to and fro of maid and matron,
and it was evident from the amount Of
''provender' beng carried INTO the
Court House, that some body was to be
fed. Evening came and ere the tones
of the bell had died away the eXpectant
began to pour into and fill the halls to
overflowing, The ringing laugh and
merry twinkling Of eyes skilled in the
rogulsh glance, tod Of nought but en-
joyment.
The arrangements were all that they
could be. Refreshments were abundant
and of that quality for which our ladies
are famous. The floral and fancy de-
partments gave ample evidence OF good
taste and handicraft, and the post Office
arrangement did much to enhance the
conviviaity OF the occasion. Il hand
some Bible was awarded to Rev. "A. b
Miller b. the vote of the aadience, eaS,
vote costing a small sum. A miniature
bedroom, and bride were disposed of
ala lottery and it is said that some ct the
old "bachs.' invested largely and lost,
not only the bed room, but perhaps, their
last chance for bride. Ring.cake,
handsome pictures, &C., were similarly
made way with. An umbrella was vo
ted to the ug!iest man IL the house, ("o
spceches,) and pair of canarics to the
handsomest lady, Many mirth provok>
ing incidents occurred, all passing off
happily Prof. Stoy's Orchestra added
much to the gaycty of the hour.
We understand the Society realized
The sum OF 1922. Quite compliment
to the generosity otour citizens Itshows
their appreciation of real earncstness and
horrible detestation of subscription
papers.
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Iris an indsputablc fact that GuluER has
the best muslins in town.
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DlsISrEcr.-By the free use of lime,
copperas, or any deodorizing substance,
you may save many times its worth in
doctors bills.
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"Pur money in thy purse" i, e., go to j.
GuIuERs'
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A CARD TO INVALlDS.

a Clergyman, while residing i'll South
Amcrca, as missionary, discovered q safe
and simple remedy for the cure of Nervous
Weakness, iprl' Decay, Diseases of the
Urinary and Seminal O.gons, and the whole
train of disorders brought on by bancIul and
vicious habits. Great numbers have be en-
already cured by this noble remedy. Promr-
ted by desire TO benefit the afflicted and un-
fortunate | will send the recipe ior repairing
and using this medicine. in II sealed envelope,
to any one who needs it, free Of charge
Please inclosc a postpaid envelope, ad-
dressed to yourself.
Address, JOS. Y, lNMAN,
Station y, Bible House,
f..I.I
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his management, and his honesty and
lar dealing soon acquired for it a most
wide spread and enviable reputation
Z, 9. Mellor & Co. have well kept up
the tradition of the house, and in their
name purchasers, have guarantee for
the excellence Of any article sold at their
establishment.
See advertisement in another column
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Look AT rr!-Every Church in town
has its Mite Society, the College has
its literary societies, the ladies' have Their
saving societies, tho young men are
about organizing brass band and "A
Thesp'an Society, we have our lodges
OF Odd Fellows and Masons, but there
is one thing we haven't got-a Lodge of
the Society Of Good Tempars All
over the State and in nearly every State
in the Union, similar organizations are
in vogue, having the best effect IN aiding
to arrest the yonng Of our lana, on their
downward course to ruin. What say
you, you young ladies that dctest the
fumes of tobacco, and drink on the breath
o. your gallants, will not some of you
take it in hands! 1t can be made fully
as Interesting as the Mite Society and
accomplish perhaps, more good. There
is rge field just here,