COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN.
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I HE DAUGHTEKs OF TEMpERANcE.-Ths
first public meeting of the Mary Washington
Union. No. 2. Daughters Of Temperance took
place on Tuesday evening, at the McKendree
Chapel


The Rev. Mr. Eggleston, the pastor, sue
ceeded the singing Of the Choir with an ap-
proporate prayer. yaa6 A


Mr.. Sebly Parker, one Of the most through
going and efficient advocates of the Temper
ance Reformation, explained the objects Of the
tUnion"--the advancement Of Virtue, Love.
and Temperance. and provision, in advance,
for "the hour of sickness and msfortune'-
and which exhibited the beneficial effects of q
"unity OF co operation"


Mr.. J. 9. Harkness ably and zealously nss-
ted on the saving effects Of sobrie,y, the duty
OF the lovers of the cause of Temperance 10
league together for the common good, and
complimented the ladies for their praiseworthy
efforts to advance the cause in which they are
engaged.


The "Union" has been in existence nearly
seven months, and numbers about thirty men,
bers; and during this short period, after having
paid tor their charter, regalia, constitution, ETC.
have sum in the treasury to meet all demands
"a condition which every society should en-
deavor to attain.


tits needless to say thatwe wish the ''Union"
success. May it be perpetual.


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