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03-TO THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE. The
Neptune Division, No. q, Intend having an Excur-
sion TO East0n THIS (rrday) MORNING, 2lst inst,
at o'clock, for the benefit of Brother . OrTIMER, a
young man who, by a serious accident, has ben de-
prived OF his sight. He being member of the above
Division, it has determined upon this plan TO relieve
his immediate wants, as well as those of widowed
mother and Ch ldTen, who have depended entirely
upon his cxeflons for support. Sucn being the true
state of The case the members of the Order are,
most special manner, called upOn for their aid-they
are most emphaically Appealed to Tor their support
in this case it being one in which they carry out
their principles and fulfil promises so often made to
each other in Division meetings, by a sentiment so
beautifully expressed:


Pledge Brothers, pledge, should e'er ctons crave


Wen fly TO succor and TO save.
We will now see how many subscribe 10 it, There
is brother whom aflicoos lave taken hold of in
most aggravatng degree, and if ever You Sons of
Temperance wish to benefit fellow creature, or to
redeem your pledge to an afflicted brother, now is
the time. Say not-you " hom God has blessed with
health you whe have hands to work and eyes to see
that you cannot spare the ptifu sum OF fifty cents
for a ticket. You may withhold it, but it you do, it
is my firm belief hat under Providence you will be
made to see that it has lever done yol any good.


j, II, NJ,