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oo- TO the Temperance public, generally, but
particularly, to reformed men. The Officers
ing tried for several Wednesday nights in sue
cesSon, to get an audience at the Medical COL
tege, and having failed in so doing, and know
ing that division of the Sons Of Temperance
meet on that night, and being aware that Di,
visions Of the Sons and Brothers Of Temper
ance meet every night in the week except Sat
urday and Sunday nights, and believing that
the last named night would be most conve-
nlent for he friends Of Temperance TO meet
have determined to hold the meetings of said
Society on Sunday night, commencing with
next Sunday, the 2lst instant, at 8 o'clock
for which occasion some Of the old advocates