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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
NEW YoRK, August )

The Herald has Mexican dates Of Angus
9th stating that Manhattan had been cap
turei by the French. and that an expedition
had started to occupy Tampico. 1t was re
ported that Juarcz was fleeing 10 Texas. y
Mexican PAPER thinks there Is danger of a
war with the United States.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04

IL Is probable that the rebels are eyacua-
ting Chattanooga and all East tennessee.
Descrtcr, whocrme within Gen. Bcyuold'-
ines report that they are moving gun, and
useful anil important machinery from the
ouudrics 40 Chattanooga o. Atlanta. ga.
The rebel cavalry ie reported To Doe con-
contracted 20 Knmc, Ga.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04

Rebel accounts of the Commandment Il
Chattanooga state THAT Cen. Wilder open
al without warning Three soldiers
and five citizens wcr. killed. TWO ladies
among them.
The report Of Flryl'- death confirmed.
ten. Cook has penetrated % the summit
of Lookout Mountain. within nine miles of
Chattauo,.s. Tie found %. mountains clear
The rchcl> m Chattanooga ar" ~ force, dig
yin. like beaver, and building ho1t-, with
the intention % fighting u- thcrr-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04

The HrGFs Washington despatch says.
IN view OF the speedy capture of Charleston
bv the mon forces the intention of the
government has been indicated 10 place Gen
Butler nm command of that department "a,
soon as Gen Fillmore and Admiral DahlSrcn
have completed their work.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04

MI " fsI' -AU--'
Another fine prize steamer was brought IN
to our harbor on the 10TH captured in the
G,ilf 200 miles southeast of Mobile, having
ON board $50 bales of cotton. Still another
came in on the 10Th with full cargo of
merchandise
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04

At the Congregational Church in st. Alhan- Sept.
LIST. Mr. Henry L. samson. to Miss Julia p. Wilson.
both Of st. Adams
At the residence Of the brides mother, sept. lst.
by Rev. Mr.. Ware. Geo NJ Rice 10 Miss Aida NJ
Roby, all Of Burlington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
NEW NoES. sept. !.
The f,llywin. telegram, are from rebel

NEW TORN, 81 III. J.
The follywin. kilograms are from rebel
papers
CnRLl,Io>. Aug. 9th The onomy's
land batteries have been maintaining
a rapid fire on Fort sumter all day. The
enemy, rapworks continue to approach.
The following official dispatch has Just
been received dated Fort sumter rs Z. VI.
There j. an assault now being made, but
Battery Wagner signiticd it, intention to
hold out
LATER. The musAciry ha- ceased. The
enemy il firing a few mortar shells at the
batteries. The first assault has hccn rcpuls-
cd. NJ more shells have been thrown at the
Fort since daylight Monday morning
The Richmond Despatch suc,. 81 to Beau
regard the plan OF putting YANKEE prisoners
IN the houses of Charleston. while Gcn. Gil
more shells IL. as rctaliatorv measure.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
FuRrREss McNRoE, Aug. >.

The runhilt Wcstxp World, Capt. ure-'
nry. arrived iii, ua-ring, from of W lining
tor. She rcl.iIts the arrival there oi the : .
:. steamer Florida iom Charleston. Win inc
inteIlig,mc that IT, Union force otcu '''u
rnrt sumter and Wagner on Monday Last
THE above must be incorrect ar inc Ma
O., left on Tucs,lsy and brought NO such
ncws.-Eps.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
@UE5 ELEBRiTED GlLIE.
ASSURE EsLlEF FOR TIE SUFFERER,

THIS SAW. i5 O. vegetable r----a-i'-. invent
81 .r the L-'h century. By d.. WG. GRACE
sur-.1n -1 King J-u-a'5 army. through Is
agency t. e--.I tl-u. .1-s oil most Serious sores
all wounds -hl- BAH tie skin OF the mos;
cuir % pas -.lu- -l Dis day, ana WIS ia5-I'-e1
bv all uLu knew L..l cs O. r...--- l---ilc-1F'
Grscas Celebrated sIlv3 c--ss B----
Gr11c'a Gel lr--1l S4L.s C--l5 1--l--.
Gracs5 Celebrated E--r3 c--15 Fish Wo1n1s.
G-zc5's Celebrated s-iv5 cures C5r11.
Cracc's Celebrated sllv1 cures Felc-5.
Crace's Celebrated ss-vs cures Frozen Limbs.
Cr-ce'5 Celebrated sl-To cures Wens.
Gracs'5 Celebrated s---s cures Callo--cs.
Gracs's Celebrated Sllvo cures salt Hh-C-1-
Cruces Celebrated salvo cures Chiltlains.
Gracss Celebrated s-lve cures Sore Breast.
Graces Celebrated sllvo cures Sore Lips.
Gra-ss Celebrated selvo cures Ery1lpe.as Sores.
Gra,ss Celebrated slIV3 cures Ahscess31
G-sc.'s Celebrated Sllv3 cures Ulcers.
G-acc's C LIBERATED SlIvo cures Chopped Ha1ds.
Grasses Cll-l-lt5l ssiy1 cures Rll5worns.
And from Sores and Wounds Of the most serious
Ia-l.. Down % q common Fimple. Il eradi-
c...s p-r-.g from the face. and beauties tho
skim Tl.r. IS 20 pr 1arl-.1n before the publ;
r.- can c-rlI this Sllve in prompt and encr-
c.ac action llr the speedy cure OF external DIS
,--. -s t.1.1 who have tried rs virtues testify
Soldiers Tors, and Fishermen, VIII ind this
S'rs 81. best friend.
I.i.+ none If tie irritating, heating proper
ts -. c., - remedies, but cools, cleanses, and
il- t most serious Sores and Wounds.
I-.-r f...r. end especially those containing
Children. should keep o box on hand IN case OF
rc-l .- t1- e. VIII save them much trouble,
s-Etia-. and money. All i- wants IS a ~
tl.l 90 -u-1 CD a-i l-vs.-lata Sores.
-.--..-. ..---.---, nv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
NEw YORK. AUG. 81

cold 1874 at II so \. NJ. At y 80 l2oi:
The Else in gold is caused by rumor, from
Mexico Of the recognition of the southern
Conicdoracy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04

For further special notices SO fourth page.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
NEW GOODS.

A Fine stock q English Swiss and American <. ID
\ aud silver Watches, Specta les, Eye a. asses
Chains. Ear Jewels. Lockets, Charms. Gold PENCIL
and Pens Tooth Picks Bracelets AMI other tine tiol-
Good. ~ Ladies and cents, o. be found AZ bEiN>
ntfu'.~ Old Stand, Church -
June nth -'0-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
FARM FOR SALE.

rI,HE Subscriber offers very rare chance 70 any
| one wishing to invest money in real estate. IL
is a Farm situated two miles southeast Of lines
b,-,.b villare on the main road 70 Starkshoro,
Bristol and Huntington, formerly known as the
Posr Farm 1t contains 2l7 acres Of GOOD Iand'
with two dwelling houses, seven barns, and numer-
49, ~, ont buiidin-g Also two hundred apple
trees part grated fruit well watered, i've living
snrins and running stream Of water several sneds,
and Is in every way suitable for the keeping oil any
lind offok All the subscriber Ght say as regards
the quality Of land would prove unsatisfactory TO
purchasers Therefore he invites them to call ana
eAa1l'- &. r. BARBER,
owner and occupant.
July slst, 1873. "'Sn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
NEW YozK, Aug. y

The TribuacS dispatch says the notorious
Bell Boyd was arrested at Martlnsburg VIZ
-nia last night by Captain ,lohnsons dctec-
'iyc- and tonight lodges in her old place IN
tie Old capital.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
PH1LAnELPHIA. Aug 50.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 81.
The Charleston papers of Monday last thus
refer TO Gen. Gilmore's fire on Saturday
night Between one and two o clock Satur-
day morning, the enemy commenced frrng
On tie city, arousing people from their slum-
hera. Twelve S-inch shells fell into the city
thirteen in all having been fired fortu-
nstdy no person was injured. Several
shells few in the direction Of st.
Nichael's stceple and fell either in the
burnt district on King street. or more
generally struck in the streets as ex-
mhl'cd at tie corner Of Queen and Kit
ud-c streets where an eight inch shell fell
and tore up the plank road and dug large
helc IN the ground. Another shot entered
tie warehouse of g. ". William, AZ Co..
and exploded in the uFFer story nlaking a
x fiir IN the brick Wall of the medical
l1'eSol st0rchyusc, scattering things in
-'lt confusion somc l..1-c straw Was set
lI' 'y tie explosion which c'urtl the
'H I'll To rin- and brought out thc hrc-
!, was extin-ui.hcd with little effort
i- .-- uI'. j. any lIr.t.--,-.-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04

DE~T quail. ty. fHr sole af flr
ID SEWN. ~ t.TfNF Ffrr.r.
Tr.. Press Il....H.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04

Collection Of s4crcd and Secular iIus- ~ th1r.
schools. Musical Conventions. Societies. and The
Home Circle, Religious Worship. III or alI
school Practice Rv I. %. EvERs0S Author Of
the Il" Golden Wreath % SABBATH Harmony" Sc
The grea; favor with which Mr.. EmeIson's wolf-
have been received has induced the publication al
this hook In it the principles OF Notation are
plainly eluc.dated and Exercises given q evcfy
pleasing aud attractive style Tie Anthems, SEN
fences, Choru and Chan-s BIC superior O tlosc CO
most collections. while Ale Netlical Tunes are
equally good. In many instances, I-aaia has a,en
written q 4 whole hymn. thus -islns Create ft-
riety than possibly be obtained In any oiil'r
wav. AT the same Tine, each tune can be usel l1f
any Other hymn Of tte same metre
Price - per dozen- Single copies g. Specimen
OLIVER DITs0N : CO.. Publishers, Boston
Aug. 7.-dawtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04

'I'HE highest 'ilr... i.... ti. .g D.l..
e.. EIuieEI!A sl-.
Hur.u-t Apr I-- .t
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04

Arc,.r, STYLE both Gold and silver for Ladies
and cent. which we will sell at reduced prices
BBINSMAID & HlLDBEIH.
June @. I--l.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
FOB SIZE

u-AvE LAND Fruit and Vegetable Garden,
w JAvEsvILLE. WIS. Ny Garden pays me
nrost Of 500 per annum, ofer II az s,1sl
piOn' a. stafrees - o. L DEF0REST,
Proprietor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EDR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT

1t cures Cholera when first taken, in a few hours
Dysentery in half an hour Toothache in five min
utes 1t is perfectly innocent to take internally
and is recommended by the most eminent Ply
sicians in the United States Price p and - cents
ToSAwASDA, Pa, Aug. 9, 1859.
Dr. S. /. Tobias, New York Dear Sir have
used your Venetian Linirnent with great success,
both as an internal well as an external medicine.
In cases Of Bilious Collie and Cholera Morbus re-
ard it as sovereign remedy. Your Venetian Horse
Linment stands unrivalled as a horse medicine
amongst farriers and boatmen on this canal
WM. LEWIS,
Sup't North Branch Canal
sold by all Druggists. Ofice, 70. 81 Cortlandt
St, New-York
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
POISON NOT THE HEAD WITH NJ

POISON NOT THE HEAD WITH NJ
trate of silver, use CHRISTADOR0'S HAIR DYE
certified 70 be Pure, Safe, Unequalled bv Or. Chill
ton, Of New York, and other eminent Chemist
Produces any shade from rich mellow brown to CLOS
sy black in ten minutes, and contains no Ingredient
that is injurious 10 the hair
Manufactured by J. CRISTADORo. q Astor House,
New York. sold everywhere, and applied ty all
Hair Dressers.
Price, 81, 81, and g per box, according 20 size.
lmd&w No. Do.
For further special notices Sc. fourth page.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
CHITTENDES COUNTY
,H0rbfe Es'O D j. \ g..

rI1HE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully inform
the citizens Of this town and vicinity that they
have opened a large MARBLE bO6hS no 'enYei'
Hall buiIding under the Tunes OTce, Church 81,
burlington. Where can he found the largest and
hest assortment Of Marble II this part q tie coun
try, consisting Of
HEAD STONE TABLETS,
OBELISEs MONUMENTS,
TABLE & BUREAU TOFS.
CHIMNEY PIECES,
lfIROR SHELTES,
g., &C..
ANYTHING wanted in the Marble line will Re
furnished al short notice and at the most reason
able rates . -.
purchasing elsewhere :, r,,r-,, "a
Burlington, Feb. 10. 1853 won
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
BURLINGTON SAVINGS BANK
DEPOSITS Of 81 % and upward. RECEIVED.
Est


n DEPOSITS of 81 % and upward. RECEIVED.
NTEREsT
CoUPoJNU >EnTINNTILLl,
ar5rta ,,vI. tl.A>,iH.
Money Loaned. Securities Purchased.
TRUSTEES.
ilEyEY Louui- EN-. G. SHAW. L.F Ev.Lr-Er.
C. +. WARP. g. ~ NAN>cNLIy. " l. STRONG,
A. G. SrEAa-
OGce grou Dalg IN SroAg's BmddinG,
Ur STARS, WEST FEoSr.
Special attention 20 the Receipt Of deposits ON
Wednesdays and saturdays. and on saturday even
HENRY LOOMS. President.
r.. WARD. Secretary.
W. /. STRONG. Treasurer.
Aug. l~.i1.-daWtoctI
RIETY.
DpWDER FLA>KS, Shot Bag. Water rrocf Caps.
i Nipple, ami Nrcuchc-, Ride Wipers. Double
and single Gun Worms; Ivory. Wood, Rubber,
Horn. and Bone Handle kuiyy. and Furkss Iron
Tea and Tab lc Spoon, Britannia Tea sad Cote
Pots Cham, Cro-s. Leather and German Silye
Dog Collar, with PIii1ch- Collars neatly en-
sraved, lNor Stamped Plated Colin Plate,
cheap and engraved at short notice at BElNS-
MAIDS Old stand, Church Street.
WILLOW Run DiSTILLERl,
KEyroS COUSIN ny.
$. s.. BOILE.-..........TEOFE
EVNE GRADES
L PURE COPPER
DISTILLED
BoURBOS
RYE
WHEAT
A-I MALI
WuISkEY.
Orders supplied direct from Distillery samples
sent 70 any part Of the state, by addressing
S. $. BOYLE Coriu-tou, ny.
SOMETHING NEW.
CPAULDING'S Patent Washing and Ironing Stp
- Every family should have one ne FoT r sale ny
June ..
NEW BOOKS.
"SH0ULDER STRAPS a Novel Of New York
= and the Army in 1902. By Henry Moriord-
Victor Hugo by witnes. Of his life. Madame
Ilugol
T. No Name i novel by Wi II S G2i,iRii 90,
DRoF. NTCHELL~ late Works Popular A.
i irony and also Astronomy % the Bible by
A. VI. Mitchell. L. D.. and Late 1ai. General L S.
WIS c.o.rREycuk SEQ.
Au- ld.
JUST RECEIVED
I'VE Vermont Quarterly Gatcttecr So. o.. cone
l tanning Tie history of burlington.
g.. %. FRENCH g. co.
FISHING TACKLE.
LIVERY Article in the line Of Fishing Tackle can
IL be found at
BRINSNAID & HlLDBETH'S.
June ~, 1888
HAIR WORK.
IIAlR Jewelry of more than 3lu patterns. made
i of the Hair furnished, 90 the most artistic and
beautiful style. orders received and patterns shown
at BRINSMAlu'S Old Stand Church Street
HARPEB'S Pictorial History of the Rebellion.
Ill Vermont Quarterly Gafetteer.
atlantic Monthly for August.
Harper's Monthly ''
Godey'- Laiy'- Book for August.
Can he found az UlNIIN'lON~.
July e9-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.


WEDNESDAY, sept ,.
At market lull Cattle about son Beeyes, and 290
Stores. consisting Of Working oxen Cows, one, two
and three years old.
Market Becf-extra = cwt., 8 90 a 8 o.
First quality, s. 80 a $500.
Second quality, 60 On a 81.
Third quality, s. SEQ
Ordinary, none
Working Oxen, SIS a 500 per pair.
Cows and Calves, sa0, 30, & "a %.
Two years old. sll a II.
Three years old, SO a -.
Sheep and Lambs, 400 at market. Prices, IN lots
50 30 a g.. Extra and selections, 50 - a %.
Hides, a sc e ID Pelts, 81 90 a 81 .. each,
Calf Skins u a lie.
Tallow, = 0 SC.
REMARKS.
There was good supply Of stock at market this
week, sales about same as last week. The best frem
sd 81 Six cattle sold at s. ~ and three at 5 y
100 ID thirteen sold for S., and three at s. 80 = 100
n. Sheep and Lambs about the same as last week
50 old sheep weight 100 lbs each, sold at SIC Y b.
Lambs sold for 50 80 a = head. Veal Calves from
3 a o each.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04

FRANKFoRT. KY. sept /.
trov Bramlettc was inauguratcI as Gov
crnor of this state to-day.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04

.Ns'e BOOK foI ci0ll.. sehools. az s-157
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-11-27
Receipt for making Tattlers.

Take a handful of the vine called Run
about, the same quantity Of root called
Nimble-touguc, a .prig Of the herb called
Eackbite, (at either before or after the
dog days. table spoonful of Don't-you
'cll-is, six dracbns Of Malice, a few drops
Of Euvy-which can be purchased At the
saops Of Miss Tabitha Tes,able aud Miss
Nancy Night-walker. Stir them we'll
ragetber and simmer them for half an
lour over the ERE Of Discomfort, kindled
with q little Jealousy, then strain through
the rag Of Niscons'ruc,iou, and cork i, NJ
in the bottle Of Malevolence, hang it upon
skein of S,res,.yaru. shake it occasion al
y for few days, and it viii be &, for use
Let few drops be taken just befor,
wllking out, and the subject will be ena
led to speak all manner Of evil, AMI thai
toatipyrlly.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-11-27

The authorization obtained from the
French Government by French ship
builder to build ships Of war at Nantes,
and which ships were supposed to have
been intended for the Rebels, was obtained
by the false preienee that the ships we're
building for the Chinese Government. As
soon as the fraud was discovered, the
builder vas forbidden to proceed with. the
work. 1t is announced from Washington
that in the whole matter the French Gcv-
eminent has acted 10 q frank and cordial
manner.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-11-27

SECRETARY CHAsE-W hen We lock
hack to our Revolutionary history, We see
the names of Hamilton and Morris stand
ing ou, boldly as the great finauciers of
the times. Aud We can now understand
that the ability of the tnancier is almost,
if not quite. as important 10 carrying on
successful war as that of the General. Ia
after years, the name Of Salmon z. Chase
will hold the same relation to the history
Of the existing war as do the names We
have referred to hold to the revolution
Mr.. Chase has shown i0ancial ability in
providing the means for carrying on this
great war that is unsurpassed in the world:
history, and his fame can well be entrust-
cd to the future historian.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-11-27

Under the ne. arrangements for re-
cruiiing for the armies 10 the field with
increased bounties and assurance Of prompt
payment, volunteers are Offering 10
increased numbers Tho Twelfth Illinois
cavalry has re enlisted as veteran regi
meet, and the advanced pay and bounties
have been paid. Tas Nineteenth Penn
sylvania cavalry have also received their
advanced pay and bOuusies, and have
taken the field
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-11-27

Ad,ninistrator,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
IN of Administration upon the Estate of
ELIZABETH &. WILSON, Of Brady, Union
county, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Register of Union county.
in due form of law. Therefore, all persons
indebted TO said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment; and those having any
Just claims are also requested to present them
legally authenticated for settlement to
3. r. MCCORMICK, Admir-.
Williamsport. Aug ~, 1863 pd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-11-27
From the 49th Pa. Vols.

IALewisburger 10 the 49th P. V. gives
tho following account of the battle OF
Rappahauuock Station, in letter to bis
brother ::
CAMP NEAR RIxEsvILLE, Va,
Nov 6, 1868.
suppose you have heard Of the fight
at Rappahannoek Station. Our brigade
w,s the stormiug party. We were led BY
our Brig. Gen, Russell. tell you it was
hot and heavy for about two hours. II
commenced about half an hour before
dark. The 9th Maine deploysd % Skin
mishers, in front of the remainder Of the
brigade, which consisted of the 5th Wis.
,nsiu, l19th and 49th Pa. We had to
charge half . mile-a good distance to
ch rge, with knapsacks on, and eight dsys
rasions in them. When We reached the
top of the hill We were to ohsrge from,
tie Rebels began to pour grape, canister
and she'll into Us. Then We got orders to
ss tsyouets, and forward at . double
qrck l did not know il was charge
until We got within a quarter Of . mile Of
the hill where the forts and rife pits were
When we got orders to commence cheer
ing, then | knew what was up, for tfe
minies began to fly as thick IS bail. On
We went, up to the works, where wo had
it hand to hand for two hours-shooting
aud punching across the rife pits With the
bsyonet. Our regiment did bully
men never fought better.
l saw the repor. in the papers about the
fight, and it don't mention the 49th Pa,
The 6th Maine taii if it had not been for
the 49th Pa, the rife pits would 90. have
been taken. They ought to know, for
they did the skirmisbing. After we cap-
tured the place, the l2lst N. Y. and 5th
Maine came up and tsok tie prisoners
away now they got all the praise.
We captured 1000 prisoners, 7 pieces
of artillery, s battle flags, and nearly
5000 small arms. There we're two large
brigades of Rebels; l am sure there were
eight regiments, for there were eight Diff
fsrent flags, and there were only four reg
imeu.s Of us-about l, 200, all told.
T. G. H.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-11-27

The different counties Of In5isna nt-
outlying each other in endeavoriug tC
mike soldiers families comfortable, and
help the Sanitary Commission. A soldiers
supper, at lafayette, the other night,
netted three HUNDRED and thirty dollars
Carroll comfy has given two hundred and
thirty five dollars in cash, and four hun
dred wagon loads of provisions; one gen.
,lsman iu Richmond has given one thous.
and dollars, and these are only examples
Of What Is going on all over the State.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-11-27
THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

A New Singing Book for day schools,
called the Day school Bell, is now ready. II
contains 299choice SONGS Rounds Catches Duets
Tro. Quartetts and Choruses, many Of them written
expressly for this work besides 81 of the Eement
Of Music. The Elements 20 easy and progressive,
that ordinary teschers will find themselves entirely
ce.sfu in instructng even young scholars to sing
recty and scieu officially while the tunes and words EN-.
brace such variety Of lively, attractive and soul stir
ring music sentiments. that Bile will be expe
renced in inducing all beginners to 20 with zeal in
acquiring skill In fhemoN health ing beauty i'm
proving. happiness yeldinc and orderproducng exerr
Of school life In simplicity of its elements in variety
sni adaptation Of music and in excellence and number
Of its original selected and adapted II claims by
much to excel slI competitors 1t will be found be
the best issued for Semnares Academies and Pu
lie Schools few sample pages Of the Elements Tunes
and Songs given in circular; send and get II
is compiled sy HORACE WATERS, author of Sabbath
School Bells" Nos. and ., which have had the enor
nous sale of 100000 copies. Prices-paper cover 20
cents SIS per 1905 bound 20 cents S2 per loo: cloth
bound embossed gilt, 40 cents, $50 per l00 % copies
furnished the 100 price Mailed free the retail price
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
+s1 Broadway. New York
For Sale BY LIPPLNCOTT d. co, PAl.1deIpl;a.