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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-11-13
GEN. sCoTP-uIs LAST WORDS.

The veteran hero of Bull Run Gen. Winfield
Scott, has returned to New York and taken rooms
at Delmonico's. The New York papers say great
mary of the personal admirers Of the General
have called to shave shake Of the dis
tinguished old soldiers hand" personal ad.
mirer" connected with the New York Times, called,
and prints the important results Of the visit: ..
He was cordially welcomed by the General whom
he found enjoying the society Of two lads his grand
children. The veteran is pleased to see his friends
but the necessity and propriety of not making
visits too long will suggest themselves. As to his
spirits they are excellent and his feelings cordial
and hearty as ever His healthis what he terms
good though he suffers an affection of the SPINE
which prevents him from walking as much as he
would wish; still he generally walks to his church
and takes some moderate strols. He remarked: ,
~ am going up to fourscore years, longer De:
Rod than the Great Disposer Of events permits many
men to live, yet praise Him that still my,mentsI
faculties are unmpaired and that they, as gigo.
rous as ever. lust had visit from friend hoary-
headed like myself and my senior in years yet he
and were conversing upon matters that occurred
forty and fifty years ago-matters which are as vivid
to my memory now as at the period they happened.
True it is that old age will shake the best of men
but when young man was very strong and pos
sessed of an'excelent constitution. Besides these,
was of very determined resolution ssEs G:s'
The General is most scrupulous in attendance at
church. and is a close and constant student of the
Word of God. His reverence for and gratitude TO-
ibis Creator is of the many marked Characters
tics of the venerable Chieftain He expects to re-
main in this city during the winter aad his apart
ments are arranged with that view. As he has been
all his life he is now an early riser, his breakfast
hour being eight. After this be drives out; writes
and readsi takes q short nap during the day and
retires at 10 o'clock.s-asI ,aI9r7) g5trrljt .aa,
On the subject of the war the.General is retcent.
1t gives him pain. TOT question in regard to it
ne shook his head replying, ,"That is matter
do not talk upon; it is subject for Others to dis.
cuss and not for to dwell upon in my old age.
Il is in other hands, and must now engage the at
tention of other heads.no.z -aIu!sI s sg5 '--s.
When his carriage awaits him at Delmonico's and
1t Is known 70 be Gen. Scott's crowd Of persons,
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amanga the last the blood of North Carolinians had
been shed and their valor illustrated and if she nad
fewer truupeters than SOME others to SOUND nsr
fame, the list of Kill and wounGed from every Oet
tie field attested her devotion and bore wltness 70
her sacrifices North Carolina might we'll be proud
of her soldiers 10 the armies Of the Coufederacy n
We are al engaged in the same cause. We must
all make sacrifices We must use forbearance WITH
each other. We are all liable to err. Your Ten
erals NAV commit mistakes; your President may
commit mistakes; you yourselves may commit mis-;
takes. This is human and for this proper allowance
must be made We must cultivate harmony, unan.
NIFTY, concert Of action" We must, said the Presi;
dent beware Of croakefs-beware Of the man VINO
would insti the poison Of division and disattecuon
because this section or that section had not got us
full share Of the spos and the plunder, the hon9i
and the enoldments Of office. Did We go lnto tIs
war for Offices or for plumber ibid we expect W
make money BY itP If So then he and others, VINO,
like him had lost all had seen the product OF years
swept away, had been woefully mistaken. But We
had not gone into this war from any SUCH lgnooie
motives, and no such barrow Considerations oueus'
to control appointments. Merit and merit atonS
should be the criterion. And merit had been iouno
and North. CaroIinians had received and now heid a
full proportion of the interpretations in the army
He here alluded to General Bragg, native son OF
North Carolina. .y-g.r. Us, 20 U=a, p =
IF there were those who yielded to dependency,
who despdired of the Republic, who were willing 10
submit to degradation, they we're not TO be found
in the ranks Of the army, where all was confidence
and determination. Those who complained most
were those who had made the fewer sacrifices, not
the soldiers who bad made the most
In the changing fortunes of war, we may Ior
time be driven back, but with resolute purpose
and united effort we would regain all that we naa.
lost and accomplish all that we had proposed
Freed from the shackles imposed upon US by our
uncongenisl association with people who had prov
ed themselves to be ten times worse than even ne
had supposed them to be, the Confederate States
would spring forward in a career of happiness and
prosperity SURPRISING the dreams Of the most san
guine. 49,. 49,. -. 49,,
The President again, returned thanks for his KIND
and enthusiastic reception, and withdrew RiL
nington Journal .. ..
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5en1i-Wpekl4. 5tanAarA.
THE MYSTERIOUS BOURNE,

THE MYSTERIOUS BOURNE,
There is time we know not when,
A point we know not where,
That marks the destiny Of men, 49,
To glory or despair. -ra o.
There is a line, by us unseen, "a
That crosses every path go. -
The hidden boundary between -.s
Gods patience and His wrath.
To pass that limit is to die,
70 die as if by stealth;
It does not quench the beaming eye .
Or pale the glow Of health. 5 o.
The conscience may be still at ease, ...
The spirits light and gay; s..-.
That which is pleasing still may please,
And care be thrust away.
But on that forehead God has set, 10
Indellibly a mark -. .
Unseen by man, for man as yet -....a
Is blind and in the dark. ..E -.....-
And yet the doomed mans path below,
Like Eden may have bloomed;
He did not does not, will not know "-'
Or feel that he is doomed.
He knows, he feels that all is we'll,
And.every fear is calm;
He lives, he dies, he wakes in he'll,
Not only doomed but damned.
Oh! where is this mysterious bourne,
By which'our path is crossed2
Beyond which God himself has sworn,
That he who goes is lost
How far may we go on in sins
How1ong will God forbear?
Where does hope end, and where begin
The confines of despairf -. .-.
An answer from the skies is sent, ...
"Ye that from God depart - . -...
While it is called to day repent,
And harden not your heart"
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Whole number from nineteen counties !, 53l land
from the different States II -making 1,542. /: lsa
This Regiment has participated in the battles of
Newbern, Hanover, Gaines Mill, Cold Harbor, Fra
zier's Farm, Malvern Hill, Cedar Run, Manassas
Junction, Manassas Plains, Harpers Ferry, Sharps-
burg, Shepherdstown, fredericksburg, Chancelors-.
vile and Gettysburg, 49,. .,-a a.s .f.f.1
In the battle at Frazier's Farm its gallant COM
mander, Colonel Charles G, Lee, was killed at the
head of his column, June 80, 1862. .,.. -. a.-
This Regiment has been commanded since Col.
Lees death by Col Wn. NJ. Barbour, of Wilkes
county. Comment is unnecessary.
The name, rank, residence and fate of every OH.
Ger and soldier that belonged to this Regiment
can be found in the Assistant Adjutant Generals
office Capt Foote has been indefatigable in the
prosecution Of the duty assigned him, and the re-
cord which he may exhibit, though moufnful to the
friends Of the fallen, reflects much credit on himself
-Pro0reSa ...- -..s .., 81. 20, Eel 4 y ...u.r
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naRISrMAN,S oINTMENT.--THE MOST

g =. -.
TaRISTMAN'S OINTMENT.-.THE MOST
~ popular and elcaeo1s in the Southern ConiedeaGS
is now prepared in Wilson, n c., by FHOS r. ehhIo1-
MAN. %. .-
The chief objecn The original manufacture OF this ONT
ment the Of Itch in its various forms II na'
however, proved itself invaluable remedy LOT ieeL
Scdhead cuaneous diseases in some instances oo sor
Of twenty Years standing also Rheumatism 80 sPeeG!
has relief been found lis for itch and letter Ins' ~
army has ofsate purchased large supply for camp anu
hospital In its application 70 over hundred G.T;
each of itch and letter failed of cure IL mas
been tested on horse flesh and found certain cure for sore
backs and shoulders In testimony of its curative
any amount Of reliable certificates could be adduced Suc
is deemedout ofpace, the ointment, when tried gre
ample proof of its valuabenesS in the of all these Az
ments It can beused in any climate either cold or nO'
rainy or clear weather without danger to the
This ointment put up only by the subscriber in TIN aa
glass lars with full directions and win be furnished 70
persons in of it at from three dollars to fifty d0ie
according Of jar application accompanied " ~.
the cash Druggists will be furnished at reasonable ~
ductiOu, purchasing large quantity All orders prompt
ly attended to. u $50, - =, - =
a.. CH1RLEs +. DERHs DID, Wilson, N. c.
VIC. JeRRAN. Wilson, N. c.
go De- W. q. HooPER Caswsl Co.. N. Q. =,
Wilson N. G., Aug. 81, 1858. wy
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QUAKER MEADOWS FOR RENT.-ON
behalf Of the widow and heirs of the late Col JAS c.
8. Mcdowell SHALL Saturday the 14th day of Novem
berne1 at the Court House in Morganon lease for two
to the highest bidder the lands and plantation known
as Quaker Meadows"
from Morganton and for situation and fertility
passed by any farm in the county of Burke.
The tract consists of about 1900 acres half Of which
cleared and of this than 500 rich river bot
tom. -....s .-.. .s va. - -,.ss... .r' r.a
The place will be let in two parcels. The homestead
contains large two story brick dwelling with the usual
outbudings found on large plantation - - -'
The other section has good dwelling house and out
houses - - r-r n r. ss
Possession given Immediately. r..s 80 :.
Attic same time and place. will be sold Squantty Of
Corn, Wheat Rye Fodder, Hay, DO. and aew Eegroes
hired out CHAS. MANLY.
Raleigh, Oct 81, 1868. r. So std.
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HIFTY DOLLARS REwARD.--RANAwAx

RIFTY DOLLARS MISUNDERSTANDING
from the subscriber on the night OF the I'd inst m
= adkin county two negro boys, HENRY and Mack
and size; his skim under his clothes Is rough nom re-
cent attack of chicken pox Il bought him Of J. j. Hean
gen. OF end suppose he is trying to make
his way to Richmond, Va, he has twice before made
his way there under the protection Of soldiers travelling on
Mack is about " years old not tall and rather ehufkey
has in each temple close TO his hair color almost
copper No doubt be and Henry are travelling together
will pay the above reward for the appreheHson Of the
SAID boys and their eonhnsment 90 get them orhsf
return to me at Huntsville, Yadkin county, N. @
d, -AaG, II, 1853. ID ..,.i- -, ,.... g, - EFT
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II ABORERS ON .PORTIEICATI0NS AT
IL Raiegh!aNotiee isS hereb given 20 The owners OF
savesssnd the Free negroes employed the enrencn
ments at Raleigh that The pay rolls now made out
ard that they be paid in eFson or to their agents with
dnpcate powers flAtgtnsy, by applying 10 OapH M
B. Guck, Paymastsr for the State OF North Csropa ,s
- zEsjSI lA1.'rq ~ ,'fT9o isNfoH. r. GBI0N, S'4
ss,r,ae5 ,s- = La ysArtyssBd Engr.G
BThe parties in terested VIII save themselves much
trouble BY appointing or more huts from ooun
ty With legal powers Of AtterneYn duplicates
sealed and subscribed to before two witnessed The fol-
lowing simPae form will answer: 5ofeiS H2ai styi ~
I'VE Do hereby s5Pons, q ths soanty Of
receipt fet us for all monies due us from the State Of
North Carolina for the labor of SLAVES during the
month of -, the Notifications at Raleigh, N c..
1witness 6pr hands and seals this- day off,, 1865.
zpo % ~a,r+-1..L '..1asr IsE.t-t q
-. .syJazTa<at s.ls>.s ----- e. : EsziL IF
Md ga. .,s... p, ,.,... q. :, l--sfsEAL-]z
- -, lsEAll
---, witness. 'oE- > :
November 3, is5s '-' '' i'' - ~ sew.
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q RINDSToNES FOR sALE-WE ARE
~ prepared to furnish fGRINDST0NES from two to
eight feet in diametsr-an excellent article - =
.... ~ SHAY, WILLIAMSON & CO.
-,..,i,' 81, sAgSats for p. LiHeban.
Ral:ighsN, 9, Aug, ~ lsss 81, ., s7-saPd.i 4,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-11-13

"A ATTENTIo !iHoAfR
"A the LIST Monday in each month will sell to the ne
cesstous of Orange 70 od clothing on hand cost
Friend, cannot you put something sale that day at
cost! tannery Of Orange has placed in our hands To-
GIVEN those in the most want Will you not add the
upper? Il. y. BROWN ":
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RRHARnl.-

~ Runaway from the subscriber on Suudsythe 26tb of
JAnnar last my negro boy named ANTHONY. He fs 81
whitish yellow compexOn, about 3 feet ior inches
high % 20 years old and Supposed to weigh about II0
pounds He has heavy 6fhair andtaiks short when
questioned and has down look No doubthe is trying to
pass for free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered 10 me a.
Prospect Hill CssWell County, confined in any ja SO
got him r. L. WARREN
CaswelI Co., March 81, 1898. 8. as-nSsGts 81
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ADMINISTRATORS NOFfCE...THE SUB
sseriberh having qualified at the last session. August
term County Court asihe Administrator of Camp
bell T. ede deceased hereby gives notice to all persons
having accounts CLAIMS demands against said estate to
present them to him for payment within time prescribed
by R orhs notice will be plead IN bar Of their recovery
while indebted said estate they will please cali
Mr. p Pescnds Drug Store where they will find their
accounts and evidences of debt, and settle them.
e..| J" n7Hf'-' CHAS. E. JOHNSON, Admir-.
1sasy=: L.s '-r-'-E-i "a of g. T. 1redei, decd
October II 1861 ssT q u ~ ~. a.. a. s5a
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"ANTED. --eIoO, 900 OF N0RTH-CARO.
w lima eight and six per cent BONDS, ISSUE for
which thehighest market price will be paid.
Apply to e n.1 w. R RICHARDSON d co.
Raleigh, Aug. 3, 1868. ...--...., 63-G
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STOe X HOLDERS MEETING.-O
IN. &R R. %, 'Wilmingto1, N O. Oct ED. fs6S.+,
The Annual Meeting Of the of
the Wilmington d Weldon Railroad Company, viii be
held the town of Wilmington on wednesday the 18th
OF November next, J. W. THOMPSON, Sse'y.
OCT. 26, 1858, . @+- . ok ~'s q" std.
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NOTICE.--I WILL ADDRESS MY, FEL-.
~ low citizens in behaof tie Johnston County Supply
Association athe following times and places to wit 81
Gulley's, Monday the 9th. -. . ..,-.... ssu4 q,
1853 Swift Creek, Tuesday the 10TH -
,si yohnston,S Wednesday thesllth. 1rs9q o. a2hs
Shelter, Thursday the 18th, u 49, ?. -.,r-.... tis;
- lngrsmts, Friday 3th.' ~ a. ~ .
81 Meadow, Monday the l6th!, ha- s4.Es ~ 'qo5
Bentonsville, Tuesday the 18th. 49,. 81; i., - ,.,,,a
Smithfeld, Wednesday the sth.1 ''''. -
ID; Striekandsr Thursday the leth sh2 70 ..Iisayia
Boon Hill, Friday the goth. Z,
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully requested to at
tend, ftasF ~ srrf.r.s anr. 8 + ~ VI. II. AVERA.
Johnston county, Nov. 9th, 1868 20. IL. So
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roM MITTED TAKEN UP AND COM.
~ mittd to the Jail of Surry County on
the Goth day of October 1865 negro boy who says bis
is BEN and says he belongs to Joshua Rouse of Le
noir County, North 0aroinia Said boy is about Is or 20
years DID, about FIVE feet 10 inches high dark The
hereby notified to forward prove property
and pay charges and take said boy he viii be dealt
with as the law directs. VIM HAfMORE5
y. Cect -..;r ysa+ --- SkF of Surry County.
n Nov. 2, 1888. .,rsL ..- &C.. 45-Wem
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" Grand Lodge of North-Carolina, November s, A. D..
1858 A L. 5S6S 1t being deemed important all persons
having claims against the Grand Lodge Of any character
requested to present them for payment to the Grand
Communication E. p. WATSON, Grand Master.
Raleigh, N. G. Oct. 10, 1863. a. -ir.E Std.
~ Spirit of the Age copy till day. .. .
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NTASONIC.-THE OFFICERS, MEMBERS AND
vA Representatives of the Grand Lodge Of Free and
Accepted Aasous of North-CaroiPa will meet at the Ma
sonic Hall, in this City, Monday evening the It'll of
December next, at o'clock. ''-' : '-- 49," %
full representation is earnestly desired "a business of
much importance will then and there be submitted for the
consideration of the Grand Lodge. = b.
.... D. . WILLIAM T. BAN, Grand Secretary
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SECOND YEAR OF THE WAR, BY Ed,
- WARD A. POLLARD Price s.; by mail s. 80
Also First Year of the War-by E. 4. Pollard Price
S.; by mail IS 80. = "
No Name by Wilkie Gons-Author of The Woman in
White Price 81; by mail, IS 80
Aurora Floyd. Price, s.; by mail, 50 rs
Great Expectation. Price So; by mail U.s.
shange Story. Price So; by mail, IS 25
At POMERoY,S
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nR. ID. F. ARLINGTON RESPECTFULLY
- offers his professional services TO the citizens of Raj
egh and surrounding country in the practice of Operative
Desstry and treatment of the various diseases of the
mouth pertaining to the Dental Structure
Patrons given reference. Once in Exchange Hotel
Room No. 81. .r..,
NOR sALE.-A LOT OF NO. 1 COUNTRY
e RIFLES: Apply to g. q. Thompson, NJ; K, n, c.
g. Major and Ordnance Officer.
DANK OF NORTH.CARLINA. A DIVI.
ID deud Of foe per cant on the capital stock of this
Bank has been declared this day. out of tbe profits fur the
last six months payable 10 the Stockholders in curreat
notes. on the st MONDAY in December next at the Prin
. n.,.,., 800 ','-'.'' ~ q. DEWEY, Cashier,
STOLEN FROM MY STABLE, ONE MILE
- aud three quarters southwest of Graham, small
back caused By saddle about the size Of quarter Of
dollar PAGES altogether can't trot L will pay liberal
reward if delivered to me- Any information OF him thank
fully received JONATHAN BOON,
Novs9, 1863 ., sf-.H --'- so--4tpd.
HIDEs AND LEATHER.--IF you WANT
leather that is leather send US your hides to tan
HillsbOro', N C., Nov. 2, 1868. ~ 'SO-
DILEs, FIsTULA, TUMORs, ULCERA.
4TIONS OF THE WOMB, SPERMAT0RRHEk,
SYPHILITEC AFFECTIONS &c.--DR. ]. A CLoPToS;of
Pes sns 1Iarantees perfect cure in sVer ca i
VIII the Tumors down when at stool He operated
with perfect success few days ago. in of Al years
cup at every STOOL Those who doubt may address Mr. h
II. Berry, Monti cello, Florida.
DR.. operated desperate in Salisbury last
year. of them is known to citizen of Sasbury
He be consulted at home, Huntsville, Ala Tor the
present -,.. -.... - Ft''' - @''6 % ~
March 20, 1888. 24-w&swtE r.
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:" T. HUGHES, ATTORNEY AT Law,
ILHOClairh Agent and Notary Public. Richmond, Va
Claims every description against the Confederate States
Government settled with accuracy and dispatch
Attends all the Courts held In the City of Richmond.
Address Box ll6O, Richmond, Va.
Jan. 90, 1868. lily.
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NOTICE.ETHE FIRM HER ETOFoRE
~ known under theappelatioh Of LICK Farriss has
been dissolved by mutual consent All accounts due the
firm and all to whom the concern is indebted will please
settle and present their claims TO O. M Farrss by whom
the business will in future be coadue ted. # ~ ,sss
G. H. Farrss tenders his edgements to the
irons Of the old firm for their hberay and pnnctualty
and resPecuy requests continuance the same under
his auspices CHARLES n. FARRlSS.
October l. 1888. - -rss -'.r 'Et.st - 74-H. p
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INSTRUMENTAL MUsIC-oLD DOMINO

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.-OLD DOMINION
II March-C. NOrdendof.
Lorena Fantasa-BrilIiant Study for Pano.-C. Nor
dendOf: " ~
Rock Ne to Sleep. Aother-Brilant Study for Piano
G. NordendOf. ~ O
Gen. Beauregard'S Grand March-MrsV v. G. Goudin
Beauregard Manassas Quickstep-A. Noir
MaidenS PFayer-Badarzenski 80
Bright Eyes Gallop.I III -. .-.-...
Never Surrender Quickstep-E O. Eaton.
Our First Presidents Quickstep-P. Rivinac
For sale by W: L. POMEROY
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Thfrty-seyenth Regiment n. C.. Troops. go
The following extract is taken from the. ROh
+ Honor J, now, being prepared bybJas. HiFdOts'
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.NTARIUs, BEING PART THIRD OF LES
w MlsERABLES, by Victor Hugo. Price 81 OO-by
mail, $2 l5
p. Also. :Fautne, $0-by mail, 81 Is. Cosette s2-by
mail, 81. l5-at- g.s-.- -. P0MER0Y'S.
. Nov. 9, 1868 ss-H
IS ~ Spirit of the Age copy twice.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-17
Avc 'UNeNwACA
8 8 8 8 8 8

ONEperson writes, her daughter was cured
Of fits of nine years standing, and st Vitus'
dance of two years.
ANOTHER writ his son was cured
after his flesh had a nost wasted away
The doctors pronounced the case incura
ble
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER wa cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER of Rheumatism of eight years.
Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-17
New Millinery Shop
IN H0LMESVILLE.
MRS. REBECCA NIcCUNE

MHLINER AND DRESS MAKER, would re.
W speettully inform the ladies of Holmesyille
and ana, vicinity that she win mako to order In the
eest manner az work In this line The --latest
fashions carefully studied, and no pains spared
April 10, 1858. REBECCA MeCIfNEn
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07

The ladies of Stowe, will have Fair at the
Yestry Room Of the new Church, on the even
ing of Tuesday, the 10th of February Inst.
Robinson s Cotilon Band will be present to en-
liven the occasion by their best music. An ad-
mission fee of ten cents will be taken at the
door, the amount Of which, with all the pro-
ceeds of the Fair, the ladies propose to expend
in furnishing the new Church.