For the Columbian Fountain.
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1t will be gratifying to the members Of the
Sons of Temperance throughout the Union,
and Particularly to those Of the District of
Columbia, to learn the unprecedented favor
the Order has received in Pennsylvania, num-
bering among its members some Of the best
and most influential men. We find by no
tice in the Philadelphia Ledger Of yesterday,
that the Grand Division Of Pennsylvania on
Friday evening last, granted charter to open
"Clinton Division, No. 1922" Loch Haven,
Clinton county, Pennsylvania. r


In Philadelphia, Esculapian Division N o.
80, was instituted few days since. The
following gentlemen were elected officers,
and installed in their respective chairs, to wit :
Professor William Gibson, of the University
of Pennsylvania, w. p; S. T. Beale, w. A;
J. Hallowell, r. S.; DR.. L. P. Gebhard, F. s.; ;
DR.. R. S. McClintock, c.; DR.. Rush Van
Dyke, ]. S.; and DR.. C. A. Kenworthy, O. s.


The Order of the Sons of Temperance
cannot be too much admired, and it is hoped
that its philanthropic designs and principles
may be as extensively difused throughout
the world, as they are enlarged and ennob-
ling in their effects.