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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-02
A Card.

The undersigned desires in this public
manner to express his gratitude to the citizens
Of Ravenna and vicinity, for the generous
/ Snaannerin whichsthey have aided himself and
family, when rendered houseless and home
less by fire that well nigh swept away the
aceuniplatiens Of years of TOLL While this
generosity awakens the hyeliest emotions of
gratitude. and will ever be most kindly re-
membered. still hope. to see thatsgood time,
when can say, it is more blessed to give than
to receive. So. ~ asss. = s,t.ss. v.sa-s..f
n
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-02

q The MEDINA MURDER Captain Streeter.
who has been on trial in Medina for the com-s
mission of the strocious and horrible Mccoy
murder there last summer, has been found
guilty and sentenced be hung on. the 18th
day of December ,ss vzaa "a
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-02
To soldiers and their HEIRS.
Pension & War Claim Agency.

lam authorized by Government % procure
BOUNTY, PAY AND PENSIONS,
FpR soLplERs AND THEIR HEIRS. Pensions
~ deceased soldiers in addition Bounty aud Bsc& Ess
Also Invalid Pensions Back Pay for Discharged so
Applications in person BY letter VIII receive prompt
attention. - .s,,.,,.-,s -.
and Licensed Claim A sent.
ofsce with Alphouso Hart. Esq, over Ros Bros
Store, Ravepuas tlhio. q =
Nov. IL, 1858. sn
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-02

IFK, 3. Payue-sar gsss .ssgs ittsr
TTsarah Graeter-Auachmsnt.
Isaac Russell & son--Elorse Stoiensag
q I5sMcGiure q MeKinpey- Legul Notice.
UTD. Ly man Probate Notice, : 8 s 3 g
IPR.A 4. Gillette. P. M.-List of Letters.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-02

IPE. A. stein-P Photograph Gallery - sAE
l5'Wa. nu rham--B Boots, Shoes, &c.
IT.. R.sznt0rd Cap Johnson,s Island.s Il q
7zSslem P. Merrifeld-Lcgaf Notice.
IPRapanna Ronk Stare zNesu Book Liza. zzss ! =
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Oct. IS, 1862.
6,OOO ACRES OF LAND AND A FINE
FIGURING MILL FOR SALE.

AN THE 22D DAY OF JANUARY 1863. AT THE
" hate residence of DR.. Thomas Davis in the County of
Franklin, N c.. The Ports Gold Nine and "a miles
Northwest of Rocky Mount Depot will sell bv public
vendue the late Residence" of nv tesator viii
acres of Land f not sold privately before the
The mansion eouasst.AAe, w.e reo'ns vNN and
above stairs. with necessary outbudings viz Barns,
Stables, Corn Cribs Forage Rooms Gin House. Ice House.
Carriage Houses &c. The negro cabins sufficient
arc immediate large number of negroes. Also the well
k..rn FIGURING MILL. now in fine running order, with
a large and profab custom. The balance of the land
will be surveyed before the day of SALE and laid off in tracts
of from 500 10 1000 One of these tracts has been
worked in gold digging successfully, and contains large
quantity of mining land rich in gold. The surveyor will
begin his work of surveying the I'd day of January
next, and persons wishing to examine the land would
well to accompany him around this tract.
A: the time and place will offer for sale, with
reserved bid all the mining interest of testaor in The
tract known the SIMS tract, in The occupancy Of
Capt!J j. Jones' This tract is in immediate contguity
with the celebrated Ports Gold Mine at rich point
where l2a pelnyweighs have been taken in single lump
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
At the time, will sell the residue of the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of Piano. Side
quantity Of Bed Clothes. Carpets, Towels, Table Cloths
Blankets, Crocke-y, all the Kitchen Furniture large lot
of miscellaneous books and Medical Library.
STEAM SAW MILL.
On the card of January, at the Steam Saw MILL will
sell the Steam Saw Mill and fixtures all in excellent repair
and good running order, with extra Saw also large
lot OF Lumber of various kinds
Terms III SALE and will be easy
n B. MASSENBURG, Ex'er.
of DR.. Thomas Davis.
Franklin Co., Jan. 9, 1868. 2-w&sw6t
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NOTICE.

"AS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO TIE
w Jail of Randolph County, Nor,h-CaroIina, on the
9Th day Of October 1882 runaway slave. who says his
name is HENCE and that he belongs to John Thomas
Mebane, of Berthe County North Carolina. Tbs said slave
twenty years old The owner is requested to come
forward prove property pay all charges and take him
away, as he will be disposed of as the aw'directs.
B. F. SIZED, Tailor.
Oct. IS, 1862. 4Iwsm.
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RAILRoAD STOCK FOR sALE!!

RAILROAD STOCK FOR SALE!!
VN7ILL BE SOLD ON THURSDAY THE 22D JAN.
w uary next at the Court House, in Raleigh, NINE
SHARES OF stock in the NORTH-CARoLISA RAILROAD
COMPANY and TEN SHARES stock in the WlLMlNG'
TON 4 WELDON RAILROAD COMPANY.
KEMP p BATTLE Admir-.
RALEIGH JAM 49, 1858. 5-w&swd.
Daily Progress Charlotte Bulletin, Petersburg Er
press and Wilmington Journal copy six times and forward
bills to the Standard Office.
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TR1INK 1nsT-e2, REWARD.

r osT, A VALUABLE TRUNK. BETWEEN COLLIE n.un
borough and Charlotte, on Sunday the l4th pse n Of
ber on the evening mail train. i think it was acs
BY mistake. medium SIZE red 1TaGS G'asI l owe
AZ reward tor said trunk and its contents delivered " '
or to the Editor Of the zaedard. at Raleigh T. ADJ
informaiinn concerning it will be gratefully received
press ore N"'''' VI X. J. HERRING,
Der' Selma, Ala.
Jan. 6, 1868. S-w&s"''
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LAND FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

LAND FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
0On ACRES Or LAND IN FRANKLIN G cJs.d.
OO ty, N. c., near Cedar Rock, the Ius aar and
Jig from CastaIa, about half mile from the re are
three miles from the latter place. About 80 a:seS ar
cleared land, most of which has been cleared 'hS i'm
the balance is original woods and well liuberea n,c
prorements consist IF dwelling with rools anu mile
sa,y onibudings Bedford Academy is about nan D'''
at which good school is kept.
For further information, address, .,vcoy.
Ts& - castaiia NC.
r.. an ,eea l-w4swl7pd.
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No swsmp; rich bottom; to l2 miles from 4.9S
North, East, s. W. " '' p',se 90 oy tract.
Sc So !, !6O
% miles N. w. of Helena. good n.iobbortoaSS' ITO
passed in every sense. Price $40. unsur-
South, 4 East, 8. side s. E. n Soc ., 49,
! q" Z" 8. ofW Il w n o., 100
j" s. Off X,S.W. = 50
-" ofRes,S W. y 40
Near Heiens and fine lands Price Sfo.
8 South. East, Frac. Section, & sz-
8 e, $40
large tes ssan 50 so %fs IS. below
per acre Price so per acre In a-s Panter at $ss
". X. RlGHTOR, Helena. Ark
Nov. Z, 1852 NJ Esq, Agt, Raleigh.
y0-w&sw3mnd
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NOTICE.

A T ROLEsvILLE, WAKE COUNTY. on THC!as'
"A day the Goth nst will sell to the highest baan,
on credit Of six months the following property b w,
ing to the late Seth B. Jones. namely: Two me onS
MALI one Buggy and harness, one pair ssddie Bags %
one Surveyors Compass, with chain and plotting asA'
nents complete. .,,.,rods e.
o,.',, pu'Sn"'e' EDWARD A. CRUDbP,
s1''v For Sarah S. Jones, Adm'tr1.
1000. 4-w&swSt
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Arkansas LANDS, NEAR mIss,ss,,n
/. - - 20. Z RIVER. s --SASoI - ~

fHlaE PROPRIETOR HAVING BEEN ROBRrn ~,
.ers great bsrgans in the fiowin lands selected Of
go wnen nrss 10 market and after personal exagar
eacn tract See price affixed to EACH or Offer ma
Price OF onehaf cash. and time notes for 6asn
secured with per cent interest. Located Ia Misin
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FRUIT TREES AT AUCTION.

FRUIT TREES AT AUCTION.
nN THE 10Th JANUARY, 1868, l WILL SELL
u on the grounds at Carriers Nursery. Raleigh N T.,
all of the stock comprising FRUITS TREES OF every
kind. Also Apple and Pear Trees IN tud STOCKS lot hor
seymen, &C.
W. II. TUCKER, Auc,ioneer.
Jan. Q; 1858. 4-wSsw4t.
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ron THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC.

y.1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ERECTED A
large TANEERY, with the advantage of Steam works,
do herein certify that will and deliver promptly to
every man his hides at the following terms sole
leather hides third; upper aud harness hides half
Any person wanting hides tanned for cash. wewi tan sole
eaer hides for AZ pound and upper and harness
hides for per pound Two miles East of the Poor
House, Randolph County, n c. Hides to be delivered to
at the yard or at the Depot at High Point and the
leather will be delivered at the same place.
For further particulars address
S.sW.&N KIvETT,
New Market Randolph Co., NC.
Oct. Il, 1862. >eI ls-w&swSm.
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LOST TRUNK-s2o REWARI

LOST TRUNK-@2O REWARD.
osr nv TIE 14TH DECEMBER, BETWEEN RAE
4 sicb and Graham, a large black TRUNK, bound with
-; HON. with label tackled end, marked, Mrs.
a. r. Edwards Graham, Aamance County, N. c." 1t was
nrobsbIy put of at someother station by mistake. will
10 the above reward for the delivery of the with
Contents to the r. r. Agent, Graham Station
F. SMoOT.
Graham N. c., Jan. 9, 1858. A. w&sw5tpd.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS,

NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
TlHOSE INDEBTED, ETHER BY OPEN ACCOUy
IL Or note are requested to pay nou, and interest
4. l. HARDING.
Raleigh, Dec l2, 1852. 100-w&sw6pd
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
II HAVE ABOUT 6 1000 ACRES MORE IN DIFFER
II ENT TRACTS, in the county of Moore-Farmng
Mineral and Turpentine and-which will sell liberal
terms. JOHN MORRISON
Carthage Nov IA. 1862 a2-w&swtf
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NEGRO MEN. WANTED.

"Aeo w LEN " ANIEDs
RAn NEGRO MEN WANTED TO WORK nv
SpvO the Piedmont Railroad, now being bull h.
tween dreensborongh and Danrille We are paying ill.,
al wages, and the negroes are we'll cared for. "a
ALSO,
WANTED 100 CARPENTERS
Apply immediately to E. WILKES L CO.,
Contractors Piedmont r. r.
,e,o Greensborough, N. C.
Oec' p iooz. 93-w&swl7tpd
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W. X. RICHARDSON q CO.

,uo,, ". Il. RICHARDSON d CO.,
SISch BROKERS' AND COMMISSION MERcuANpo
Raleigh, N. C.
loFrlcH On rA4Errsv1LLE STREET,
WILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENrIov no
SAFES and purchases of State and Conede ate bordS
nank ana other stocks collection of drafts and any bn
government. ' VI 'he o'ate
0ank notes OF all Southern States bought and sold.
49,, REFERENCES.
O. G. Parsley, Wilmington.
W: A. Wright. do.
John Williams Fayetteville,
W. G.. Broadfot, do
J. j: Blackwood, Charlotte
W: Lane Wayne County.
John D. Whitford. Craven County.
Hon: Thomas Rufdn, AIan,ance County.
hon. w. 4, n Edwards, Warren County
Hon D. W. Courts. Rockingham COUNTY.
H. W: Guion. Lincoln County,
And citizens of Raleigh, general ".
January 10, 1868. 5-wk.weu
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
DEiNG DESTROYS To SETTLE U MY PRESENT
ID business wish all persons indebted either by
note accaun to forward and settle for the
Also all persons having claims against me- 10 presen, the
same for settlement. E. Z. HARRIS.
Raleigh, Jan. 6, 1888. 3-w&sw.f.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
n OFFER FOR SALE NY PLANTATION ON Nc.
i CLENDON'S CREEK, six miles west Of Carthage ly.
ing the basin of the Coa6etds containing q 100 acres
which is "a productive any lands the county Of Moore
The Improvements good aud the situation healthy Terms
liberal ,s-- John MORRISON.
November IA, 1852. 92-w&swH
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vVlHE NEXT SESSION OF J. II. HORNER,s
i SCHOOL, will open the second Monday in January,
1858.
Oxford. N. G., Dec. 10, 1862. 10O-w&swl7tpd,
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VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE.
n OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION, 2 MILES
ii west of Carthage Moore County, containing $50 acres
on which is Grst and Saw MILL Cotton Gin and Screw.
will receive in payment Stats bonds. Confederate money
or likely negroes. JOHN MORRISON.
November II, 1852. 92-w&swtf
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{ DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT G, Can BE PUB.
chased on early aPP ea sroa % near at hand
Also Ma. tract of land III ngn stare o. CULTIVATION
containing $50 acres, with the necessary buildings
cr..n,borough, N. c.. jan 10. 1858. s-w&swam
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WHICH, ron its very nether ADMITS OF retractlon
no. can COCKS. WIN .n'on .
s .as 10 wacn your a.Ienton VIII DC spe
@ uesoea uuus .ne present session you WIN no donot
M h"; s system OF nhance
Ssh ~ rrat ~ &C. Inc increasing PoOc
;,h ,os "on,;,s ~ .os soume OF me currency
's M vi exravagant prices TOR all
y, ~ 're wan o. revenue from TAXA
no that ansrrsn e pa ;.s a un,s ~ au
.t ss aH .as @ WISE .eg station ane en-
Pesent serious 10 our monetary anars
NY cons.eon saas Tue people OF Tue C1nederacy VIII
lee,y ecs on sce adequate 10 the mantenanse
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
General Rosseau.

The tried and true kentuckian, made 9
speech, recently, at the Continental, in
Philadelphia, from which We clip . few
extracts:
"Do not recognize Is loyal any oneswbo
comes between the Government aud the
suppression of the rebellion. Strike him
rs your foe and don't allow his talk
about constitutional hts to come between
you asd your duty. 1t is all fudge. do
not know man to-day in Jeff Davis
army who is not strong Union man.
"He was in favor of the sbolish ment Of
Slavery. Had be the means, ho would
free all the slaves new in the bands of
evory seccessionist. In spite of riots and
uprising, no would use the strong arm OF
the Government to pat down the enemies
Of the Government.
"Fathers, brothers, sons had been lying
stark and stiff upon the battle field, aud
he could not look With friendly gaze upon
the men Who at home are willing to oppose
the cause Of the soldiers.
"Tbere was no cause for the war. The
North did nothing to bring it on.
"Will those who oppose the soldiers, say
what they want! They say they want peace
They tried that 10 Kentucky. They bad
. neutrality party, and carried white dags
under their arms with which to greet
JEFF. Davis. Peace Why, it means the
Withdrawal of the Union srmies, aud that
means submission to the mesnest man in
the United States, and that is JEFF. Davis
"Let us have such 40 exhibition of ooI
strength as will make the Rebels tremble
asa deal the rebellion sueh blows ss viii
cause il to be suppressed, and that will
be the best kind Of peace We can have
Peace BY separation will be no peace al
oil. We can not live separate from the
South. Why should the South be above
the laws which We obey?
''The speaker was southern man nc
drop of his blood was of northern origin
but be was for the government of the
United States when it wsged a war with
rebels and traitors. The governmen,
will triumph, and the right must eyentu
ally prevail.
"The negro question was undoubtedly
the means Of bringing about the war. II
men had lived loyalty under the govern
mcnt, there would never have been any
threatening of the slave property. Blu,
no slavery 10 the land should deprive the
nation Of its liberties. The slaves bad
been the means of furnishing sustenancc,
strength and provisions to the Rebel
armies, and wherever tho strength of the
rebels is found, it is to be hit in the head
As to equality, there is no necessity to
discuss that. Ii makes no negro white
mans equal, to free him. 1t don't make
mule 9 COPperbead's equal, because he
lets him out of the stable. The speaker
did not come to fight with negroes, but i
little way Of, where they could whip th.
Rebels, he deemed them quite as coed a'
Sccessionists, or Copperheads either" Im
meuse cheering, and laush;cr.l
. Such is the spirit of Kentucky slave
owner, who has fought the Rebels, and I,
whom War is q stern realty, instead Of
playthipg for heartless politicians.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

DENOUNCED AS A LIAR.-Tbe Rich
mosd Di,patch notices with surprise Val
lspdigham's statement that every person
he conversed with at the South was
resolved to perish rather than yield to the
pressure of arms, but that all expressed a
silliueaess to discuss terms Of re- union il
the "Y.nkee'' troops should be withdrawn.
The Dispatch says: ave are sure We have
consersed with many more Southerners
than be ever did, and We never heard The
frs, one speak Of re union"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

Office OF Jar C"oas. Subscription Agent,
Mf JAY COOKE : o.. BANkEilS,
ia South Third 81.
ParLAbKLfstA, Nov. l, 1862.
THE 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.
Tweniics," redeemable at the pleasure OF the
Government, after five years, and authorized
by Act of Congress, approved FEBRUARY 25Ih,
1862.
The COUPON BONDS are issued in sums
of $50, 800. $500. $1,000.
The REGISTER BONDS in sums Of $50,
500, $500, $1,000 and $4,000.
Interest a, Six per cent. per annurn will
Commence from date Of purchase, and IS
PAYABLE IN GOLD,
semi-annuaIIy, which is equal. at the present
premium on gold. to about EIGHT PER
CENT. PER ANNUM.
Farmers, Merchant, Mechanics, Capitalists,
and all who have any money to invest, should
know and remember that these Bonds are,
in effect. a FIRST MORTGAGE upon all
Railroads. Canals. Bank Stocks and SecurI-
ties, and the immense products of all the
Manufacturers, &c, &c, in the country
and that the full and ample provision made
for the payment o! the interest and hqnl'ia-
tion of principal. by Customs Duties, Excise
Stamps and Internal Revenue, serves to
make these Bonds the
Best. Most AoniioJle and Most fopa-
Tar IauestDleM tn the MIrkst.
Subscriptions received a, PAR in Legal
r.. NJ I II. .,f k,,, T. 20
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
Attention to Orders

THE undersigned having received an hon
orable discharge from the military service
of the U. $. based upon Surgeons certificate
Of disability, has returned home to attend To
business al the OLD POST OFFICE STAND,
where he will be glad TO see his old friends
and customers he has just issued the folio
wing Order:
No. /. That all true, loyal citizens, who
have unsettled accounts for Postage, ,Snbscrip-
lions or Book accounts. will report themselves
at his Head Quarters for settlement, as he is
determined 10 publish a roll Of delinquents
and muster them out Of the service.
ii w CROTZER,
Captain commanding
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
THE GARDEN ON THE SANDS

Once on time, some little hands
Planted a garden on the sands,
And, with wish to keep it dry,
They raised wall five inches high;
Within the wall. and round the walks,
They made a fence of slender stalks,
And then they formed an arbor cool,
And dug in front tiny pool
Their beds were oval, round, and square
Thrown up andtrimmcd with decent care
In these they planted laurel twigs,
And prickly holly, little sprigs
Of ash and poplar, and, for show,
Bright aaffodils, and heart ease low,
With pink-edged daises by the score,
Aud buttercups and many more.
One rose they found, with great delight,
And stuck it in with all their might;
This finished, then they went away,
Resolved to come another day.
The sea, meanwhile, with solemn roar,
Approached and washed the sandy shore
But all this time it did not touch
The little spot they loved so much
And many stranger passing by,
The garden spied with smiling eye,
But no one venturcd to disturb
A single plant, OF flower, or herb.
Still, when the children came again,
They found their labor all in vain;
The flowers were dropping side by side,
The rose and hearts ease-all had died
No one could make them grow or shoot,
Because they had not got a root;
And then the soil, it was SO bad,
They must have withered if they had.
Now so it is, some children fail,
Just Ike the garden in my tale;
Tney have good wishes, pleasant looks,
Are busy with their work and books,
Their conduct often gives delight,
And you may fancy all Was right:
But by-and-by- with sad surprise,
We see how all this goodness dies;
Instead of being rich with fruit,
They fade away for want of root.
Oh, pray that lie, who only can
Renew the heart of fallen man,
May plant you in His pleasant ground,
Where ''trecs Of Righteousness" abound,
SO shall We be, in early youth,
"kooted and grounded in The TRUrH"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

The Fort Wayne CIudiaus) Gaae,t.
says that . copperhead in that place
declares that he is opposed to the draft
"because every democrat who goes to tb.
arny and lives 10 return home is sure L
come back an sbolitiouist." Pretty muct
go. A good, intelligent soldier, become,
inaafuliy in earnest.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

A New Singing Book for day schools
called the Day school Bell, is now ready. II
contains about 2sachoice Songs Rounds Catches
Tros Quartrtts and Choruses, many Of them written
expressly for thi. work. Sesdcs - OF the Elements
of Music The Elements 80 easy and progressive,
that ordinary teachers will find themselves entirely sue
c.ssfu, In instructng young scholars TO sing cor
rrcty and scientifically while the tunes and words en-
brac, such variety Of lively. attractive and sou" sur
ring music sentiments that no trou Bile VIII be
renrcd in inducug all beginners to go with zeal IN
ski in fthemcst hesutyii
proving. happiness yielding and deIpToaneng eAsr
Of school life simplicity OF its elements IN 'srety
and adaptation of music, and in excellence and n"
oI IL, songs original selected aud adapted II cla by
much to excel all competitors. Il will he found to be
.he hest ever issued for Semnnres Academies and Pub
lie Schools sample of the Elements, Tunes
and son-s are given in Circular send anu get one u
i COMPLIED Nv HORACE WATERS, author OF " Sabbath
school Bells Nos and =, which have had tn" enor
nous sale of 100000 copies frces-paper cover, =
CENTS SIS per 100; bound, 30 CENTS s2 per loo cloth
hounJ embossed, gilt, ~ cents $50 per 100 % copie'
furnished at the 100 prize Mailed free at the retail price
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
4sI Broadway, New York
For Sale by LfPPINCOTT co. Philadelphia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
Church Incorporation.

NOTICE is hereby given. that The Ves'ry
IN Of the Protestant Episcopal Church OF
Lewisburg have fled an application IN the
Court If Common Pleas of Union county for
a charter of incorporation. Said application
has been approved, therefore should no suffi-
cieut reason to the contrary be shown BY the
first day of September Term,a charter will be
granted by the Court.
JsW SANDS, Pro,h'y
Lewisburg. Aug "a, 1863
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28
NOTICE.

A n ASSESSMENT made by the Board of
n Directors Of the LYCOMiNG MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY is now in the
hands ot the undersigned Cor collection. The
Bylaws Of the Company require the same to
be pald within thirty days alter This date. All
concerned will please take notice.
SOLOMON RITTER, Agent
Lewisburg June ~, 1863
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

There was Q grea, slaughter Of tigers in
Penosylvauis. OF the 200 "Louisiaua
Tigers" that made . charge at Geftys-
burg, o0iy coo saved 'as.r se,,ted ss.Ds.