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toxicate. Mr.. P. is young man Of brilliant
intellect and great requirements, and his SER
vices in behalf Of the cause will be Of far
greater value than his modest opinion Of them
expressed on the occasion, will allow him 70
believe. The next speaker was also new
hand, Mr.. VIM. j. STEWART. Mr.. 8. occu-
pied some ten or fifteen minutes in hand
some and appropriate address, highly credit
able to himself, and, doubtless, profitable q
the audience. Brother THos. NJ DAvEY next
took the stand, and made an able and spirited
speech, after which the meeting closed until
Sunday next.
was glad to see so many Of our clervv-
men and old temperance men present If they
could only be there more frequently, and sivs
their countenance and support to the cause
by lending it all their influence, not only woulS
much good result, but many things now don.
by the young friends Of The cause, objection
able TO them, would be avoided.


Rev. Mr.. Milburn preached here Yesterday
three times; at II O'Clock a. m. in the Firr
Presbyterian church, and at 8 and 8 p. m, n
the Methodist Episcopal; large congreSateas


being present on every occasion.


Mr.. M. will, perceive, lecture on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings in the Lyceum Halt


The object of these lectures is to raise funds {er
the benefit of two literary institutions ID III
moi under the patronage Of the M. e. church,
and | doubt not our citizens will give hin,
ample encouragement in his laudable under
taking. L.