SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
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The whole number Of Divisions of this Order,
as stated in the New York Organ oflast week,
is 252. In Pennsylvania the Order has in
creased with amazing rapdity. Although it
was introduced into this State six months after
its organization in New York, Pennsylvania
is now ahead by two Divisions. Pennsylvania
has II Divisions, New York 60. In the whole
Of the New England States the Order meets
with unparalleled success. In the West Ohio
has taken the lead; although it is not much
over twelve months, if we remember right,
since its introduction into this State, she now
numbers upwards Of one thousand members.
The G. S. Of this State, in letter to the M.
w. S. Of the National Division, says:


Washington Division, No. 2, had the honor
of adding to her list of members, last Thurs
day night, the names of Doctor Beecher, d. d.
the father of Temperance in the Uni ted States;
DR.. Mussey, the justly celebrated surgeon, and
friend of temperance in all things; Mr.. Gallo
way, Secretary Of State; Isaac G. Burnet, ex.