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The 4 Ab0IixhM1cnE Of Slavery In


The AboIishnsent of Slavery In
Missouri
The following is the House bill introduced
Is Mr.. EoeiI Of Missouri. on Wednesday:
bill to secure abolietnrnt Of Slavery in the State
oiMiesouri, and to provide compensation to loyal
persons therein "lo own slaves.
Be it fsacted ty thr !st7.t.tr and Eo"@ 4iT R.p-
.tseMfati,t% Of TIE L7+lf<<2 States W -itJ7ru, IN
Congress assembled
SECTION l. That the following propositions
be, and they arc hereby submitted to til: State
If Missouri, t.. 1'c accepted Or rejected by the
ie{.islatur thereof:
First: The Government Of the United
States will. upon the adoption Of said State Of
= system Of immediate emancipation Of all tic
slaves therein, 20 take effect within one rear
from thc 1st day Of January, 1868, apply the
sum Of go, 0,00D, ,CG0, III United States bonds,
3'earing six l'cr cent. pei, annuln interest,
payable sc1ni-a1inually, and the principal re-
t;tcmah!c in thirty years, to the purpose Of
7,..1ing o the loyal owners Of such slaves in
f;ld SIate full equivalent for the loss Of thu
services Of such siaves the said bonds to te
prepared and Issued by the Secretary of the
Treasury, under suclr rules and regulations as
lc may prescribe, to make effective the l,royi
6ions Of this act.
SECOND: That in the event of thc adoption
1,y said State Of adjustment Of slaycry tllcre-
in, as 1ereinbcfore provided. the government
~szf the United States will remove, or cause to
u,
al: uf the United States. such Of said c:nau-
~ gated slaves az may elect to leave said State
hEc. 2. Whenever it shah l'ccome officially
4oW'n to tile President IF the United States
1T the State Of Missouri has, in g:'oa filth,
hltg"l and constitutional acts. accepted thcss
7oI,osi1it'ns, lie is hereby authorized li1d re-
G:fcd to cause the said bonds to be issued
al delivered 10 The proper authorities Of said
a,tc, to he disposed Of and applied 10 thu
7,17,ofe aforesaid and none other.
Nh
pitnc proceeds Of the bonds hereby provided
1U to any person or persons who 1lay at any
fine heretofore have 'ccn in arms Or who may
hereafter he in arms against tbs government
Of he United States during the present r.,
I,t!lion, ur who 1zaay in anT wise have Elhu1ly
given aid and comfort to tho rebels, or inci
led. encouraged. or countenanced the rebel
lion; and it shall be fhc duty Of the President
ri tho United STATE: 10 see that effective pro
vision is made, by any act Of emancipation
/ that may be adopted i'll said State. to exclude
such persons from compensation, before b
causes said bonds to be issued.
, 1862-12-20

men has arrived at Stevenson, Alabama tojoin:'
Bragg. !
Kirby Smith is reported moving towards
Lebanon to support Morgan. The ."hole
force OF rebels in Tennessee is estimated at
10000. They had q, 600 at Murtreesboro yes ::
tcrday. The rebel outposts are about ele1en
miles from Nashville. !
Rosecrans has dismissed large number a.
officers for drunkenness and disobedience Of
orders. :!
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HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE POTOMAC, |

ICkSBURG.
WISCONSIN.
Il. McGraay. K. .th. leg.
John CuttIy, D. 71h. foot.
H. Hogren. n. 7th, finger.
Henry Hudson, F, It'll, temple.
Serg't. II. Stevens. E, 9Th, head.
$srEt. Stephen Washington, E, It'll, scalp.
". Lyon. 4, 5th, severe.
n. D. Lyon. musician. D, 5th, left hip.
G. T. Abbott. ., 3th, thigh.
MICHIGAN.
u. Dom, E. 5th, cheek.
Il. II. Roach, E, eth, leg.
II. Daley. 3, 18th. stomach
Corp G. II Vaughn, G, Tth. hand and arm.
]. Kaisin. G. ;th. abdomen.
Thoe. Colweu, F. 1th, slightly,
Col. F.. Baxter, Tth. left shoulder.
J.F. Greenfield. F, Tth, leg.
\. Kingston. B. 1st.
Gas. Ghs'i cadis d SaSu5; f. sihs p 1st'
Patrick Gill. Z. .1Gth.
John Lott G, s4th, back
R, D. Simpson, G, 2tth, shoulder.
Corp. John Woods, G. 9th, arm.
F. Parke, A. 5th, hand:
6 6: L: L 12fbSni WebS. q: Z 81, a,o e,5eW Sena.
Chs.. Fretzcl. E. 5th. bowels.
Jas. McCunen. X, 9Th, chest
J. Bryant, I. a4th. arm.
G. W. Fox. E. 24tli. shoulder.
FoEter B1akely. E. Tth. leg.
c. Aaher, D. 18th, leg,
Lieut.. F. Hughes. Fl. 18th, leg.
INDIANA.
j. StacEhotf, H, nth, hand.
G. Wooley 10Th, finger
Sers't Maj. G. E. Carenagh. foot.
E. Fl. Se1ri11, 81. 20th, shoulder.
G. Rollins. 3. seth. shoulder.
j. Qzicr, E. ith, thigh
Capt. c. Galbraith, I, 20th. leg
f. c. HollingewoEth, I, It'll, finger.
John Cross, fth, hand
". R. Goodman. A, 1st. arm amputated.
John L. Harding, I. eth, temple,
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w ANTED Two good Cake
" Bakers also q first Glass Cook. at MRS. #. j.
JDHNsONS. s. Sunlh C1Ark street. Bryan Hall.
do.Mr rC.E -
, 1862-12-20

One Of Banks. Transports run
Ashore.
New YORK, Dec. 19-The steamer Black
stone, Key West the 18th, arrived here, re-
ports the steamer Sanford with 500 troops Of
i. Banks expedition ashore near Cory's Fort
Reef No lives reported lost.
, 1862-12-20
Qbifa9o Qribnue.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1862.

A0A NH$fSa
The latest intelligence from Gen. Burn
sides Army, reduces the Union loss in the
late battle to Il 400 killed and 5000 wound
cd. The condition of the army is good
md its losses have been made good by re-
Endorsements. The wounded are being
well and promptly cared fer.
From North Carolina VIC have the news
Of i defeat experienced By the rebels at
Kingston, the Capital Of Lenolr. county,
on the Ncuse River, shout forty miles from
.Newbern- The battle lasted al day, the
enemy leaving thcirposltion IN haste at the
close.
Matters IN Gen. Rosecrans department.
-,re active in the line Of skirmishes be-
tween inconsiderable forces Of troops:s
Our special dispatch sets forth Teasons Of
Icigbt why Gen. Rosecrans will not IL
ausuratc inimc cdiately any movement on
large scale.
GucliIlas and cotton burners are active
all along the Lower Mississippi Nothing
new is reported from Gen. Grant. What
we must believe to be exaggerated state
mcnts are given as to the rebel strength
and preparations at Vicksburg, but as our
expeditions are going that way soon, it
will he speedily investigated.
Matters at the Capital were quiet yester-
y day, snd marked by no event of note.
4 rebel divine in St. Louis Is On lis en-
forced travels, for Rev. DE- MdPheeters
has been sent from that city Under ban Of
the Provost Marshall. He has been the
sanctifea pillar Of disloyalty long enough
and tie seandard OF unionis1n will be i'm,
proved by lis withdrawal.
On tile third page Of this issue we givt
the details Of the late light ut Prairie Grove
.Akansas, in which our army was yicto
rious.
Our local column contains the finale G
= the Sewing Machine Convention, the grant
banquet at the fremont House on Thurs
day evening.
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Ioh Exchanged.
WASHINGTON, Dec, Il, 1867
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Please announce to the officers who were
prisoners from Shiloh, that they have al been
dcly exchanged.
I have the honor 10 be, very respectfully
your obedIcnt servant,
B. n. PRESTIss, Brig. Gen. q. s. 4.
, 1862-12-20

WEANTED-To Rent, three fur
W nshed rooms, without board BY small. quiet
fainily Address, stating terms &c, P. o. Box 4l63
He:1etSH..9t
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The following named Western postofices
will redeem soiled stamps, during the sa1ue
pe1iod and under the same reguIations:

a MAN LosT.-On Saturday evening, Dec.
17th, about O'Clock, Mr. Thomas Riley, a
native Of Ireland, living three miles from
Ashkum, in this State, left the village for
home. He rode with MI. Thomas Burns, a
neighbor, to within half mile of homo.
When he left the wagon Of Mr. Burns it was
raining hard, and very dark. IEe started in
tile right direction for home, but it is sup
posed that he lost his way and persisted Of
wet and cold on the prairie, Or in some
slough or creek, As be has not been heard
from since. Dligeut search has been nnaile
BY Lis friends, but no traces have been found
Of him: Mr. Riley Was a farmer about 80
years old, has wife and two email chilare.a.
Any information respecting him VIII BE-
thsEEfully received BY his family and: many
friends.
Times please copy,
, 1862-12-20

w ANTED-Board. A gentleman
W and wife dcslre board In private family. or
where there but few boardeEs. on South Side east
dea1y3S2lt
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w -ANTED.-A frst-class Spcn-
" cerfan writer. wishes for situation as Assist
ant Book Ketpe: General CLERK. Would take en-
gagenent Assistant Writing Teacher in any Of the
Colleges. City references can be given Address
:. E N H" office Of this paper. 4 de1ty:s6+1t :.
, 1862-12-20

w 4 n 7 E Dan experienced
" Salesman now handling the booSs and cas!, of
first class business house n this city. is desro1s of
satisfactory reasons Those needing the services Of
such assistant at books otherwise. viii please ad
Is y. 2, Post Ottce Box :E55a. le2Ov3kt2wSTsr
, 1862-12-20

Payment OF Soldiers Wives.
The wives Of our soldiers, numbering mp
wards Of four hundred, congregated at the
Supervisors Room. yesterday afternoon to re-
ceirc their weekly allotment. An assemb1age
Of so many Of the gent1er sex, exclusively, is
a rare sight, hence the inquiry Of by-stander,
as to whether it was 4 Wou,an's Rights Con
vention. was not so wide Of the mark The
Supervisors Room, Comptrollers Office, and
halls adjacent we're crowded during almost the
entire afternoon by those eager to receive
their weekly allowance, which is made by all
order from F. c. Brown, Chairman Of City
War Fund Committee, upon the City Comp
trol1er, where the orders arc cashcd.
at the last session Of the Board Of Super
visors, It was represented that the $250, 900
appropriated by the Board "for aiding in the
purpose Of cn1isting volunteers, and for the
aid of families Of volunteers was nearly ex-
1iausted, only about s., 600 remaining on hand,
wherefore it was recommended that this last
named sum be reserved to be distributed
for The relief Of the families in the county
outside the city, and that the city would have
s100, ,0C0 {when collectcd) which could be ap-
Piled TO no other purpose, that an arrange
ment be effected By which the city should pay
the families resident in the city. This ar
rangemeDtw WAS effected, and the payment yes-
tcrday was the first made BY the city.
From Ibis report, up to Nov. 1st, it appears
that the whole amount expended by the War
Fund Committee, for bounties, was $2I7 $50; J;
expenses attending the same, 1913, making a
total of $21S, 1888 The Committee have been
paying SIS families in the city, and IS families
in the country. The average payments to
families have been about S3 each per week
The Board Of Trade takes care Of the families
Of their battery and their regiments.
REDEMPTION OF sonED POSTAGE srA,trs.
The attention Of the public is invited to the
advertisement Of the Postmaster, in another
column, ain which he sets forth the rules and
regulations adopted for the redemption Of
soilcd postage stamps, Of which there are 50
many in circulation This class Of defnnct
stcurrency" will be received on deposit, for
! redemption during thirty days, beginning with
| next Wednesday, Dec. p. Those who wish
to make the exchange Will save vast amount
! Of trouble to themselves and the Postmasters
| by conforming strictly to the rules as pub
| ished.
The following named Western postofices
! will redeem soled stamps, during the sa1ue
, 1862-12-20

w WANTED-A purchaser for the
TI Stock. Fixtures and Esod Eill Of n . Stove and
situated In one e tie best business portions OF tile city
For further particulars addrrss Post 01ice Box s.
staring where an Interview may he had drf y:saHt
, 1862-12-20

NOTICE.-AIr. S. S. Bliss having
IN purchased the Retail Department of onr bust
ncss. rctires this day from our nTu1-
, 1862-12-20

N,OTICE.-The public are eau.
~ tioncd against ncso,tngi ior Ctscck, drawn this
lars payable to L. Z. Scovc brarer payment Of
the sanit has been stopped. NEWTON CHAPIN.
Chicago Dec nth. iSf2. e21y:al9- 1t =
, 1862-12-20

w ANTED young man to
w take care Of s. horse, COW &c. In prlyate
anfIy Apply with recommendations. at Office Of S.
MARSH & co. near Rush street bridge. He2o.v3I53t
, 1862-12-20

" ANTED-A situation BY q
~ young man. rinetcen years ofage. who wishes
to 20 to school, and work the balance Of the tine for
lis board He be or inquired for at the EMIL
GRANT AND EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 100 Clark
street. t:hiragn. de9ay:Ss;lt
, 1862-12-20

pOARDING-Two pleasant front
IL rooms to let. with board to \ gentleman aud
wife or single gcutlcn,en reasonable terms Two
tiHy boardcts can be accommodated Apply Ut IL
Wapas', avcnre. corner OF Randolph street.
,Je3 3H>-tt1-
, 1862-12-20

" ANTED-A situation III any
W Kind Of bnsiness-a wholesale Esrocerr. com
mission 0. ron toTe nsefezedas Eavts d tn years
experience in TIL: rs Porter Sitp;11. and Sill CLERK.
ctpt either in hopes OF advancement or employment
any other kind OF business. 7 al good penman.
reference given. Please address S. 5. T.; Tribune
nfftp dH13-
, 1862-12-20

ITO IEASE.-Two tirst-class brick
L Dwellings. with all the modern improvements.
diana avenue. South sldc. The location Of each OF
trse dwellings is excellent Inquire At eIcCormicks
untr WI mo HANNA
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17
THE PROMISED LAND.


Selected for the Chronicle by James rrcs Sept % isGe
There is fair, happy shore, a haven
for the soul,
Where storms and tompests never roar,
and hilluwe never roll;
Days of delight are there i'll store,as count
less IS its sand,
Ard tear, Of sorrow flow no more in that
celestial Land.
The pass with dangers is bcsct, and found
indeed by few,
But, q, there's One who fingers yet to
steer us safely through:
The Christians barquo shall know no
wreck, nor tcmpc>ts oycrwhclm,
Unwcaried Faith patrols her deck, while
Jesus takes the helm.
Gigantic rocks on every side rise tow ring
from the deep,
And who would safely stem the tide, must
watch and never sleep:
But, faint not, ye who toll and row sal
walton rides the wave
\ Sayior's arm : extended still-a life
boat sent To save.
Around His throne shall these appear, in
sweet communion met,
When manhuod's leaf is in the scrc, and
This worlds sun hath set;
The barque that halls that happy shore
may furl her weary sail,
To brave the angry deep no more, MOI
trcmblc III the gale.
Seraphic choirs await us there to wipe all
tears away,
And tune their harps to SONGS Of love, and
sing this holy lay:
"Ccase, weary pilgrims, cease to roam
hail hail. ye chosen band,
This is your bright and happy home, this
is the Promised Land"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17
Borough Ordinances.

BE il ordained byrhe Burgess and Town
Council Of the Borough of Lewisburg, and II
Is hereby ordained by the authority Of the
same
That in all cases where distractions and
nuisances Of whatever kind have been or
shall hereafter be removed, by the High Con-
stable or street Commissioner, from the side
walks, streets, or alleys of this borough IN
pursuance of any ordinance, resolution or d-
reCiipn Of the said Burgess and Town Coun.
cll, or by the ii ah Constable IN pursuance OF
hts general warrant, il shall be the duty %
Them or either of them, after giving ten days
personal notice IN case of residents within the
borough whose interests may be affected
thereby. or IN case OF non-reSldents ten days
notice by not less than three hand bandblIlS
posted IN the most public place in the vicIni-
iyOi SAID distractions, &c. 10 sell The same
al public sale. and, after deduciing the expen
ses attendant thereon, pay over the proceed
OF such sale 10 the Borough Treasurer for tbs
use OF said Borough; and ii is further enacted
that where the distractions are Of such a
character that they can not he removed with.
out great expense, such as drIf-logs, lumber.
eIc, in the landings, the Street Commissioned
or High Constable or either of them shall pro-
ceed IN the manner herein before directed 10
| sell the same, after notice as Aforesaid, with
out first removing them from the landings or
! streets.
/ And il is further ordained by the authority
! Of the same, that hereafter the washing or
! cleaning of carriages, Wagons, or vehicles
! of any kind, upon any OF the bridges within
/ the bounds ot this borough be strictly pruhIb-
! tied, under penalty of 81 Gone half thereof
! for the use of the Borough aud the other for
the use of the iniormcr,) to be collected and
enforced in the same manner as like penal
! Ties are collected and enforced by law.
BY order OF the Council:
SAMUEL II. ORWIG. Burgess.
! y.,~ I',,v.n (.larl.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17

DA3NEi, the "Scout Of the Iap2ahannOrk."
A correspondent Of the Ecening Post,
with Gen. Pope's army, bad the following
notice of negro scout, illustrative of the
idea many military men hold that negroes
will fight well and faithfully: "One man
the guide in the two exploits of our
Cavalry-dcscrve brief mention. He is
certainly marked man-loyal, true, and
brave to fault. Virginia may well be
proud of him, and the Rebels of this vi
cinity have testified their appreciation BY
subscribing aud offering reward for his
head of fifteen hundred dollars. His skin
is somewhat darker than ours; but the
front rank Of our brave soldiers has will
iDgly given him place, and his services as
scout and guide have been invaluable
He was slave two mouths ago, and now,
at seventy five cents day, he is worth a
dozen of the best Of US. notice on his
buttons the "Easc petit p'aci3am sub hJ-
er'atc qW;cfeo" of Massachusetts,. The
old Bay State need not be ashamed to
have her proud motto borne by Dabney,
the dreaded scout of the Rappatannock
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17
Estate of James m'Creight, decd.

4 ILLUSTRATORS SNOTICE-Whercas
y Letters of Administration on the estate
of James M'CrciGhl, late of Buifaloe township.
deceased, have been granted TO the subscriber
BY the Register Of Union county IN due form
oS law, therefore all persons indebted 10 said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
menr, and those having just Claims against
the same may prcScn, them duly authenticated
for settlement, tn
MARGARET NJ. MCREIGHT,
JAMES =. M'CREIGHT,
Gnffaloe Tn, Sept. 10, 1862 Adm'S.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17
TIE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

A New Singing Book for day schools,
called the Day School Bell, IS now ready. II
contains about 29ecoic. SONGS, iounls, Ducts
Trios uuartetts and Gh"Tus-s many # them written
expressly this work, b-siies - page OF the Ermrnt,
Of Music The Elements 50 EASY AMI progressive
that ordinary trachers will lind themselves entirely sue
c.s<u in nstructiug even young scholars To- -inS cor
r-ctiy and scientifically, while ths tuu'- and words eu
brace urh variety Of lively, attractive AMI sou! stir
ring music and sentiments, that notrouhir will h""NP"
rienced in inducing all beginners to on with zrai IN
acquiring skill in th"most health vln:hntS I'M
proving happiness yielding and order pTcduein- eN"rc
ss Of school life In simplicity Of its elements IN variety
and adaptation music, and in excellence anl unuhf
its songs, original, selected and adapted II claims 9y
much TO excel all competitor II will Ice found to i-
the best ever issued Srminaries Ac1ft Mrs AMI 'ub
lie schools sample pages Of the Elements, TUNE.
and Su,s are iiv.n in Circular send unl -t onn II
is comIil.I by HORACE WATERS, author ui " sabbath
School Bells" Nos. and >, which hay" had III" cn"r
nous sale of 100000 copies i=icef-pnp"r cover 20
cents SIS per 100; hound, 20 rr-s :. per luO' cloth
bound embossed gilt, &c crnts, -" Per Lee" - copies
furnished at the loo price Mailed free at the retail price
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
lSl Broadway. New York
y-T,yyNfDTT # Ib.IpI,yDltI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17
Trying to Avoid the Draft"

Our exchanges relate many amusing in
stances occurring at the exemption" Off
ces. Ouc of the best is thus related by a
New jersey paper
"The next aspirant was one Yawcob
Schneider. "What is the matter with
you, Yawcob?" "Vell, mine pack is
most yrokc." "Local or ,hrouic?" asked
the clerk. "Locale or konice, vats dat -
81 mean is yours a standing complaint p
"Nein, lays in der bed generally" ="
"Well, how did you hurt your back! p
"Vall, vas some beer drink last week, in
der saloon, aud | goes mine house 10, an
den | goes my stairs up, and | tum-
blcs my window out, and strikes De side,
walk on my pack, aud lies in der bed
for three months" "Ah," said the clerk
"Nou fell cut of the window last week."
"iaw." "Aud you laid abed three
months, how do you make ths, oui!'
Itch nix for stay, lch can nicht So much
English spccAen all der while" Yswcob
diiu's get his papers
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17
Matrimonial,

[We clip the following advertisement
from an Eastern paper.
81 have lived solitary long enough. !
want somebody to talk to, quarrel with
then kiss and make up. Therefore am
open to proposals, from young ladies and
young widows of more than ordinary re-
rpectability, tolerable tame disposition and
hair Of any color but red. AS near as
i can judge of myself, l am not over
eighty or under tvs ny FIVE years of age
In height, am five feet eight, or eight feet
five, sure. Weight, l55, SIS, 5l3, one
OF the three; recolect each figure perfectly
we'll, but as to their true arrangement am
romewhat puzzled. Have whole suit of
hair, dyed by nature and free from dan,
druf. Eyes butternut trindle, tinged
with pea green. Nose blunt, according to
the Ionic style of architecture, with
touch of the composite; mouth between a
cat fsh's osd alligator 's-madc e.pe-
cially for oratory and the reception Of
large oysters. Ears long, and elegantly
shaped. Ny whiskcrs are combination of
dog hair moss aud briar bush-well behav-
cd, and fearfully luxuriant. | am sound
in limb and on the Niger question, wear
boots No. 6, when corns are not trouble
some, and can write poetry by the mile,
with double rhyme on both edges-to read
backward, forward, diagonally or crosswise
Am a domestic animal, aud very dOclle
when towels are clean and shirt buttons
all right. | say my prayers every night,
(musquitoes permitting )and as to whether
l snore in my sleep, | want some one to
tell me. Money is no object, as | never
was troubled with any, nor never expect
t. be-"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17

DRESIDENT Lincoin'. Grand March, with his Wig
L n-tr: Music by Helms urr, leader Of tn" 22l Reg
msnt Band. price 50 cents. our G-nerals euiekettp
with vigneitc of IS of en"rals music hv Graiuar
leader of 1th Regiment Band 50 cents. Tn" seven sons
Gaop Laura Keene WALTZ, 35 cents each Comet Schut
tische, 30 cents; all by Baker. Music Box uaop, by
Herring, 81 rents Union Waltz, La GrAna, - crntS
Volunteer Polks Goldbeck. "a cents Spirit Polka ten
eral Scotls Farewell rand March, - cents each Park
hursts Star Spangled Banner. brilliant variations ny
Prof Gull 10 cents. All of which are pronounced by
good judges 10 be fine productions
NEW VOCAL NJ SIC-I Will be true to thee: penny
for YOUR thoughts: Little Jenny Dow: and why have
my loved ones gone. by stephen q Foster SnAI We
know zach other there by the Rev r. Lowry. Pleasant
words for ALL by j. Roberts. Their is beautiful world
hy l. NJ Holmes Thrs. songs will lc very popular.
Price 25 cents each: mailed free Shall know each
other there il published in cheap form for chors and
SUNDAY schools price cents earh % cents per dozen,
- Der loo; pustag" cent. Published hy
HORACE WATERS, Agent,
Nav . CIV, Isl Broalxay, New York.