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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-25
The National DRnkinE LaW-OpIu-
Ton OF tile New Comptroller

WASHINGTON, D. c., May II, 1868.
DEAR SIR: From what you may recOllect
of the opinions have heretofore expressed
to you upon the subject Of the currency,
you may be surprised Mt my acceptance OF
the Office Of "COmptrOller" under the Ma
tIoual Banking law enacted by Congress at
their last session. therefore consider 1t
proper to state to you briefly tho reasons
that prompted me to do so. A careful ex
animation Of the law referred tO-mAde
before had tho slightest idea Of having
any agency In putting It into practical
operalIon-satiSfed me that Il created q
system Of banking which would gradually
SupeTsede, and, rs far as circulation 10
regarded, ought to supercede, the existing
corporate banking institutions OF the Uni-
ted States, for the following, among other
reasons: r--''
|. BY this law The faith and resources
Of tho nation are pledged for the rsdemp.
tiOa Of the national currency. The note
TO obe fuIniShed to the associations organ.
lied under itare made receivable for all
public dues, except for duties on imports !;
aud Ip eaSg Of the failure Of any Of the as.
sOSiAlIonI 70 redeem the notes that are to
be supplied to them, the government 10
bound promptly TO redeem them at the ma.
tional treasury; so that the redemption Of
this uationAl currency Is not only made
CertAIq; but not u dOIlaI Of lean ever be
even temporarily deprecated In value
For the tifSt time toe government has uu-
dcrtaksn judloIOuSly 10 "reguate the cur
rency," and 70 do itG duty to the people,
who have been virtually compelled, byluA.
tional aud State legislation, to regard and
10 use bank notes as money. BY this law
the government becomes responsible for the
character and redemption Of tue currency
OF which Itaulh0FiEeG the Issue.
2. The fact that the national currency 10
to be received for oil public dues except
duties upon imports, and iS secured BY the
government itself, will give to II uni.
tormity Of value throughout tho country
which the nOtss ol State Institutions can
never possess, aud cause Il TO take the
place Of The circulation OF tho thousands
Of local bApkS which arc now In existence,
whose issues, even II there 10 an available
security bshIpd then (which the people
have so frequently learned, to their Sor.
row, 10 not always tho fact), can have 10
certain and reliable credit, except 10 limited
localities. The HAlionAl system Of bank.
ling has been devised With a wisdom that
reflects the highest credit upon itI author
TO furnish 70 lhO people Of the United
States u national bGuk note circulation
without the agency Of national bank. 1t
4 is not to be y mammoth corporation, with
power to increase and diminish ltB dis.
counts aud circulation a. The will Of It's
managers, thus enabling board Of direct
orS TO control, to- large extent, the buIl-
ness and policy Of The country. ltCan have
10 concentrated political power. Nor do |
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see how Il can be diverted from its proper
and legitimate objects forpRrtiSan purposes.
1t will concentrate in the hnuds Of no
privileged persons a monopoly OF banking.
II simply authorizes, under suitable aud
necessary restrictions, any number Of per.
sons, not less that Ave In number, 10 any
OF the States or Territories Of the Union, 10
engage 10 the business Of banking, while il
prevents them from issuing a siuglc dollar
to circulate As money which is not secured
by thsStocks and the resources OF the Gov.
eminent 1t Is, therefore, ln my judgment
as far as calculation Is regarded, j not only
8 perfectly safe system Of banking, but it is
one that is eminently adapted to the nature
Of our political institutions. II secures the
bill.holler beyond contingency, protects
depositorO to q greater extent than they
are usually protected by State legislation !;
offers equal facilities to all who may have
the capital and the disposition to form as.
GociAtions under Il, and promises Mir, II
not large returns, 10 their stockholders on
their Investments.
3. This system of banking, II it becOmIs
success, which believe it will be, will
tend directly and powerfully to create and
keep alive Union sentiment among the
people. The national circulation will rep
resent the unity Of the uatiou. Il will add
the power Of pecuniAry interest TO higher
considerations for the maintenance OF the
government, and make loyalty 10 the Union
aud The Constitution u matter Of interest
as we'll as Of duty.
ItiS this general view OF this system of
national banking that has induced INC to
discontinue my exceedingly pleasant off,
Cial connection With the Bank Of the Stale
Of Indiana, one Of the strongest, il not Il e
strongest and most conservative bank
the Union, and to accept the Office Of
Of the Currency. Believing
that this view OF the system will agree
with yours, and that the result Of the ex.
pertinent will not prove itto be erroneous.
| remain, Truly yours,
IIUGH MCCuLLoCH.
Morris Ketchum, ESQ.,, New York.
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Gen. Rosoorans on Slavery.
EEVW IHV NIuVIHuAE CAIHOIIc IrIeBFAph'
MURPRERSBoRo, Monday, April 81, 1863

AURPREFSBoRo, Monday, April 81, 1868
My Dear Fdthtr EIward The rebels
grabbed the last letter wrote you, but
they will draw very little consolation from
It's contents. = lam happy to
see the splendid stand you took in the TEL.
cgrdph against slavery. with its horrors
barbaritieS and base imuOrAIities. Slavery
Is dead. Nothing can resusticatc it. To
learn this fact fully, you should pay US II
visit. There is not II negro 10 the South
who does not know be Is free. Around
here they have SquAtted on the plantations,
and refuse to work for any one but them.
selves. They have sowu little c.; p3 of their
own, audthe masters hRve ceased 10 exer.
else any control over them.
AZ 90 Indication, Twill cite stroug
case. The lady Of the house where am
stAyiug atFsmPttt tsPEniSh onEG GG66f ~
gro women this morning. had to step in
to save the mistress from being badly used
up, as the darkey was belaboring her with
the stick intended for her own puuis hment.
"Er uno diiee Omnss." 1t is needless for
me to say that applaud every sentiment
you have expressed 10 the Telegraph. Your
course Is that Of the prudent navigator,
who, watching tho black Speck on the ho.
rizon, sees it expand into ii porteutious
storm, and calls up his crew to take in sail
and prepare for contest with the elemeuts,
The storm will pass awJ, and you will be-
found sailing under full sail, while those
who took not heed will be scattered BY the
gale 4
nm heart and hand With you in this
cause. Slavery is doomed, aud those who
would now uphold It will be held up in
very short time to public odium
and execrAtion. No statesman will vim
dictate II, no friend of human pro-
gress will stretch forth hand TO break
its fall, no lover Of humanity and religion
will grieYe for Its overthrow. have lived
long enough in the South to sec itS work
tngs, It's disgusting features, debasing the
higher principles Of our nature, wArriug
with religion, aud patronizing vice and i'm
morality. Almighty God has certainly or
dAiped It's destruction in this country,
where it has been more offensive aud im :
moral than in any other, and until it Is Ut
terly extinct, this war cannot, from the ma
ture Of things, cease Ium in favor Of a
cessation OF hOstilIties at as early day as
possible; therefore, nm 10 favor of the
Presidents proclamation. This State was
made for white people and free labor, and
when slavery no longer blights its Dor
ders we may expect to see the church and
the schoohOnSe take the place of the slave
pen and market. W. 5. RosECRAHs.
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N0-sfEctAL NOTICES UonblO the above ThtHs.
A5-YtArly Advertising on reasonable terniA, nccor
ding u tho HpAce OoenpOi and tho number
made.
All lRdVsrtiSomSntaHrom tAihIunt perNOnS or utrAnV
SrB. to 10 paid for IN ddUdHes.
business Cards not exceeding dyO lines SO per year
or 80 for SiG months, but for ShuTtOr period nothing
will 10 counted less than = square.
ThS privilege Of Annual Advertising IL limited to
the Advertiser own Immediate business; and oil
advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons a.
we'll all legal Advertisements and SsmOntI
bO paid fOr at the usual rates. ''''l 49,
1-AdVOFtissnlUntS not accompanied with Wr ttSd
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices lUr Political MSSlIngB to bS charged In all
cases At full rates.
Marriages, N0ticesOf Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons. so cUntA each. uOnVll-'bp
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Leaving His Country for Hts Coun.
tTy'H Good.

The papers announce that "JCsss D.
Bright 10 about to make tour through
Europe" Ifhe remAinS there long enough
he may meet bis friend JET. Davis, who
will also before long, "make tour through
Europe
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-25
TIE FAMILY GOLDEN l. GIANT
A T. E S,
STORFY'S

a., El401EE6H 3 lin!
PHOENIX ALE BREWERY,
r1NHEsE ALEs ARE MADE PROM THE CIloI.
cost Malt and uopSRBh pun filtered water and are
unSurI'aEsed in DriIliGncy and Flavor For GNlO 10
barrels, half fbRrrels and kegs Il The brewery Oh
FOURTH STREET, SOUTH WHEELING.
N. n.-The Family Ale Ia an CVcelicnt dinner Ale
WholNSOTIc and strengthening tonic, and Ia put up
In kegs aud half kegs for Family use.
Orders len ut O. ", ReessinE L Co.'S, corner OI
Quincy aud Market streets, will be promptly 4tN1.
ded to. novlEI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-25
THE RESTORER REpRODUoEs
TIE HAIR :DRESslNG CULTlVATEs AND
BEAUTIPIES.

CONVINCING TESTIMONY
REv. @. A.BucKBHE,
AIh. 7fIIJ. An, Bibls UHiOn, NJ r City,
writes: u very cheOrfuy add my testimony 10
that Of numerous flsnda 10 the great value Oi ArS.
8 A. Aliens Worlds Hair RoatOrsr and ZJlO6A.A.
num-" r.-....
REV. wM, cUTTHR, y. Y. City; 'Nfy ybaIr 10 changed
to its natural color, aud growing Uu bAldIpOt"
REv J. II. c CJRNELL y. Y. Cityi ~ procured II IoT
= rVlAtlvS. The falling Of tue hAIF stopped, Aud
restored 1t FROM beIuU grey TO im natural Gud
bSautilnl color"
REv. }. WEST, BroOklyu, l., l.; Il viii testify 70
their vAlnB IN the most liberal sense They hATS
restored my hAlr whrrs II Is bald, and WhsiS Grey,
to ita original color"
REV. A. WEBSTER, Boston, Mac: ~ have used
them with great effect, ! A1l now neither bald
nor grey. AIy hAIEw WAS dry aud brittle; II V OSW
SOtl rs In youth"
REv. II. V. DOZEN, boston, Mass: ''ThAt they pro
mOto tho growth Of the hale where badness 10,
have the evidence Olmy own eyOa." ...
Sid BY all BruggiItI throughout AG Horld
Principal Sales ONCE
No. 1913 Greenwich St., N. Y. City.
Apr2S-Sm
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INSURANCE.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
OF WHEELING, VA.
CAPITAL - @15o, ,ooo-


John Krii. john Il. Miller, Geo. X Wheat,
Geo Mcndcl, John ZNnckler, Sam Mcclellan,
q. W.PranLhOim, JAG n. Vance, AIuE. LAuGhliu.
'VNnIs COMPANY having been duly organized, are
prepared U take Risks Rt iRIr rates Ou buildings
Of Mi kinds, merchandise. manufacturing UstAblIa
msntJ. furniture. strAtnbOAta aud cATEObS On ths
Western rivers aud lakes and also Nn the liIo' u
psrsOnd iCr a term OT years. Thia Company offers
superior Inducements to fatners, whereby they eau
bV insured for thTOd yeArSat reduced rates ThabO-
ng h0lnS Institution curnpIsSd VI sonb ninotytnur
stOckhbldsrS, most Of whom arU among our bOh bu'
Slnrt men, recommends Itself to the favorable con-
SdNrnlun VI tho nsurIng publlc, md aollesS lhOir
patronage.
Applications for Insurance will 10 p omptly At
teDiId 10 by tho Secretary.
OrieC, No. l Meturt House, being the SAnFe for
MrrIy OCcupINIb bg Adams EEpTvW Company.
;. t4. n. @. ARTHUR, secrotAry'
JOHN REID, President
sAML MCCLELLAN, VlcO.ProaldUnt.
NJ ARTITTR, Agent fot paying Pensions. 0flce,
No. !, Mcclure House, being the aIlnO office formerly
OSeuDIpd bV AInnn Express COmDApy, april
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9aiIpsnt sntrIIigeufrr
i'fERbi : or ADVERTISING,

TW1LvESoup LINES oT NoSPAEriL, (oR oSI IHCu, )OA
LESs, MAEI sQUAAE,
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AMERICA.
TIE sTETsON REAPER AND MOWER.
TIE BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER.
THE QUAKER ROY MOWER.
TINHRIR SUPERIORITY over all OthCrs Il rStAb-
lHh6d beyond n doubt, aud the prices are lower
than those VI any other reliable machines. They
will be sold single or combined. sAmple machines
QuIncy streets, Wheeling. A. tho demand this sea
Nsn IL unusually large, those who wish 10 secure
machine WOnl,l do we'll to order Rt UncC.
Price Of StetIOn combined Reaper aud Mower 100
dollars.
PrItCOrQn QnaEVr hoy Mower % dollars. .,,,
RnrIb. LNO. TIl0NURS.
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'NR'G WHlIEE II Et9I lhHNVVIFLb8
A LII Officers. Soldiers or StAnIeh, dSablNd 10 the
"A svrv ce Il the United States are entitled 10 Zen,
sion for life; and Iu case Of their death, tho widow,
orphan children, mother or sister OF any such otcur'
soldier or EeAmAn, Ii entitled to pension Npd Nlt1
tho bounty OfOue hundred dollars, and ali back nay
due. Ny fVV In each Ctss Is FIVE DOLLARS II The
rlAtn or pension IL collected, and NO CHARGE ia
cGSO Of failure.
Certified Accounts collected on the uo,t rOAsona.
bio terms.
otlco, No: $50 Fourth street, ear the oOurt. .houEs,
Wheeling, YA. mRrilIf
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Tho Invisible WIa Performer,
whose brilliantly graceful positions
upon n single wire, at a consider.
able elevation nom the ground,
excite universal admiration. Ia
truth, this SIngulArly bOSutliul
farlOr Entertainment Is . CAru
uhich ne'ls only to be known "
Induce Thousands TO visit tho Pa.
vilIon for the purpOss of sssiug it
alone,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-25

LA FARIE KATE,
From Pixies Grand OIerH House,
Cincinnati, In ali her rOlH Of the
New Ballet, pronounced by IlHt
Masters incompatible also 10
splendid DoublB Dances with Mile.
Alice,
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SAMUEL P. WHEELER,
ATTORNEY

- = = ~ - =
C0LLHCTOR or PENSIONS, s0LDIERs' cLAI
AND CERTIFIED ACCOUNTS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14

The Frederick Md Cti-en-a demo-
cratic paper-says that on the 9th, during
the movements in Maryland and fepDsyl-
vsnia, an intelligent negro man was
discovered 10 the vicinity, and impaired
information to cur commander concerning
the nHmber and location of body OF
Rebel troops on South Mountain, which
led TO the capture Of fifteen hundred OF
the enemy, with large number Of horses,
wagons and ambulances 1t would be o
generous reward, TO return bim, as certain
people propose, to chains aud iniamy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14
TAKE NOTICEi

The United States Circuit Court Western
District of Pennsylvania, No. of May Term
IN 1867. IN SUIT of The Pennsylvania Salt
Manufacturing Company, vs.. Th".Gthasc.
decrerd I" The Company, IN Nov. 10, iS62,
the EXCLUSIVE right granted by patent
owned 10y them for the SAroNifIEn. Patent
dated Oct. Il, 1856. Perpetual Injunction
awarded.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMFY.
OFFICES:
127 Walnut st. Philadelphia.
Pitt ST. and Duqucsnc Way, Pittsburg,
jm9yiin>ide
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14
Pure Conner.

The "pcmusrats" celebrated the 4th Of
July at Elbridsc, Edgar county, Southern
Illinois, whereAt they yociferously
Resolved that We hereby undoubtedly
pledge ourselves one To another thai we VIII
not render support Ia the present AdnIniSira-
tun in carrying on this Abolition crusade
AGAINST the South. THAT tre U'H Ef.NiNT IO
THE DEiTH al 0ficmpt, 10 DraR any i o'r
15',-cHs iHfo the army and that We Will per
,nu no arbitrary arrests 10 be made among US
hy the mIuions of the Administration.
Resolved that we regard the Emancipation
PRESENTATION aS ihc final blow that has dc--
Irnyed all hopes OF re constructing the Union
a. II waS. We also view II as the entering
wedge which will ultimately divide the Middle
aud Northwestern States from our mi>chef-
making, purlanIeal, fanatIcal, New England
brethren, and finally culminaie in the fnrma-
rIrn of 4 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC out ot
the Middle, the Northwestern. and N,,tLcrn
Slaies-and for THIS We are THAxkruL"
That is pure copper-pure treason.
At the time, Lee was marching, without
hiudrancc apparently Gas these Democrats
,houghD upon Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
New York, Baltimore aud Washington
then they cJuld east of New England, and
JcG Davis Slave Republic would be safe,
aud their sort o Democracy triumph.
Since Msn, the pasty leaders may have
heard from Getty ysburg, VickSburg, John
Morgan, SO by this time, they probably
wish they hadn't "gonc and done it" ......
but there it is, iu indeiible colors,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14
The Alexandra Organ

IL reed instrument corresponding in power anu com
In ra.s,so,I cases i sor., sIso
{. =. lSJ
4. q y, ..35
/, s,o,s- xitt ,c,-u,.ion $40
=, - =, ;,L 'ar.,,,.;,, ,r,s..x,ress;on" SO
a liberal discount to Clcrgymcn, Churches. saniath
Schools Lnds-s -cminari-s mud Teachers lhe Irade
supplied ON the most liberal t"rms.
HORACE WATERS, Agent.
sSI Broadway, New NCrk.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14
PAYABLE IN GOLD,

scmi-annually which is equal, al The present
premium on gold 10 about EIGHT PER
CENT. PER ANNUM.
Farmers, Merchant, Mechanics, Capitalists,
and all who have any money 10 invest. >honId
know aud remember that these Bonds are.
in effect, a FIRST MORTGAGE upon all
Railroads, Canals, Bank Stocks and Securl-
tics, and the immense products OF all tho
Manufacturers, &c, &c, IN the country
and that the full aud ample provision made
for the payment of the interest and llquIia-
lion Of principal, 10y Customs Duties, Excise
Stamps and Internal Revcnue, serves TO
make these Bonds the
Bcst, Moa AoaiioJlc and Inost P1pu-
Tar mUcstment ia the .H,rkrt.
Subscriptions received at PAR in Legal
Tender Notes or notes and checks of BANKS
al par IN Philadelphia. Subscribers by TaIi
will receive prompt attention, and every Ia
cIlIiy and explanation viii be afforded ON ap-
pllcation al this Office.
4 full supply of Bonds will be kept on
hand for immediate delivery.
JAY COOKE, Subscription Agent.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14
SINGER 4 ED.'S
LETTER "A"
4ami!p Stwing Ala(bine,

With all the new Improvements
Hcmmcr, Braidcr, Fcllcr, Tucker
Cordcr, Gathcrcr, &c.-is the cheap
est, and best, and most beautiful OF
all machines for Family sewing and
light manufacturing purposes. 1t
makes the interlockcd stitch (Which
is alike on both sides,) and has great
capacity for sewing
ALL KINDS OF CLOTH,
and with
ALL KINDS OF THREAD.
Even Leather, As well as the finest
Muslin, may be sewn to perfection on
this machine. Ii will use 900 spool
cotton rs we'll as No. 50 linen thread.
What it can do can only be known
10y seeing the machine tested.
TIE FULDiNG-TOP CASE
is among the most valuable Of all the
new improvements. 1t may be opened
out as a spacious and substantial
table To sustain the work, and when
the machine is not in use it may be
FOLDED into Il box, which protects
the working parts Of the machine.
There is no other machine to equal
the Letter \ in
SIMPLICITY,
DURABILITY,
RApIDlTY, and
CERTAINTY
Of correct action at all rates Of speed.
The Family Sewing Machine is fast
becoming as popular for family use as
SINGER d Co.'S Manufacturing Ma
chimes are for manufacturing purpo-
scs.
The Branch Offices arc well supplied
With silk, twist, thread, needles, oil,
&c. of the very best quality.
Send for a PAMPHLET and copy oil
"S!NGER d Co. 5 GAZETTE
M. SINGER e CO,
IjS broadway, New Y ork.
Philadelphia Office,
SO ChcSnut street.
Miss NJ. :. ~ DER,
Agent in Lewisburg.
Gml00l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14
S APO N IFIE II,
OR
COnccnt fated Lyc,
THE FAMILY SOAP MAKER.

fI'HE public are CAUTIONED against the
SPURIOUS ARTICLES or LYE for
making Soap &c. now offered for sale. The
only GENUINE and Patented Lye is that
made by the
Penn'a Salt Manufacturing Company,
their Trademark for it being
"Saponifier, or, Concentrated Lye."
The great success of this article has lad
unprincIpIed parties 10 endeavor 10 initiate II
in violation Of the Companv's Patents.
All Manufacturers, Buyers or Sellers Of
these spurious i.yes, are hereby notified tbal
the Company have employed as their Atlor-
neys,
Geo. Harding, Esq, of Philad., and
VIA. Dakcwcil, ESD, O! Pittsburg,
and that all Manufacturers, Users or Sellers
Of I.ye in violation ol the rights of The Com
pany. will be Prosecuted AT once.
The S.fPONiFIER, or Cnucc ntratsd Lye
is for sale by all Druggists, Grocers, and
country Stores.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14
UNION COUNTY STAR e. LEWISBURG UlRONICE--AUG H. 1863

Office OF Jar CooS =, Subscription Agent, \
nT JAY tO6hE ! CO., BANNERS,
ia South Third ~. So M
Sp.; .rnrLApELvBtA, Nov. ]. 1861.
TNHE undersigned, having been appointed
/ Subscription Agent by The Secretary OF
the Treasury, is now prepared 10 furnish
New Twenty Year 6 per cent. Bonds,
of the United States. designated as Five
TwenlIes," redee,uablc a, the pleasure Of the
Government, after five years, and authorized
by Ac, of Congress, approved FEBRUARY 25Ih,
lS62
The COUPON BONDS are issued in sums
of $50. Si0o. $500, $1,000.
The REGISTER BONrS in sums Of $50,
> 90, $500, $1,000 and $4,000.
Interest al Six per cent. per annum Will
cunmcnce from date of purchase, and is
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14
TIE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

III Ia ia CCtiooiL i'1'hh'
A New Singing Book for day schools
ca lied the Day School Bell, is now ready. IL
contains about choir,. Sons, Rounds, Catches puetts
Tros. uuaftrtts and chorusra many oi th"n "fl'''n
xprc.-y for this work, bcsi" - pages "i IN" 'ceht
of Nn,Ir. The Elements easy ana pr"Si,Tsi'''
that ordinary teachers III find themselves eh'irl. sue
,..s f in instrurting youus scholars tr SING cor
r-riy aud srirutiraly, ~ic the tunes AMI ""i,N en-
brace such variety of Lively. attractive nnd -"f stir
,. ,.ir and sentiments. that tronble will I've eNpe
r,rpcch in iniuciu. all beginners to go On "ith z'i III
acquiring sk III iu he"uy I'M
rrovinr happiness yielding and rrrF"incihE tAit
-. Of school life, simplicity of its Clements VI variety
and ,dartaticn OF music. and in eNcecnrr ana n"h"r
nj it, sons original, selected and adapted riaims y
much to excel ali competitors Ii Will be found l" De-
III. hest ever issued --unarirS, hcatnc> abl fu
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