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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

Messrs. Clinton { 7. J. Wilson placed I'd
under Thanksgiving obligations by presenting
the Office two CT the fattcs. and tenderesi
turkeys in the market. A peculiar weakness
in the way Of turkeys enabled US TO do much
better justice TO the gift than We shall be
abe to peform toward the grers. The
Messrs. Wilson have adopted the right :ourse
to succeed by putting the price of meats
down to the lowest living profits and adver.
Using the fact to the world. There is little
use IN doing . good thing for The public un-
less you let the public know it. The public
are rapidly discovering that they can do no
better thing in the provision line than to buv
their meats at the market Of Msssss. Clinton
i IT,. Wilson.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

TAKE CARE OF YouR STocK.-The May
or has caused notices to be posted to inform
those who have stock running at large with.
in the city limits; that the city ordinances
require the impounding Of all stock found
running at large between the LIST of Nevcm'
Der and the lst Of April in each year. The
city Marshal, Tom Hunt, informs us that he
wishes everybody 10 fully understand the
requirements Of the law and to have full no.
tice to put up their stock, as he will here
after strictly perform his duty on the pre-
misses, which is to iunpouud stock found
running at large.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
Nhcrin'S Sale.

LyY virtue II an Execution, issued out of and
ID under the Seal Of the District Court Vi Blu
eaaEan county, Iowa. in favor Of Ephraim
Miller, administrator of the estate OF L. Wilson,
anu agains; the goods and chs.tels, hands aG1
teneiacais q William Tanning and Nicholas
Planning, I have levied upon the following &c.
scrihei property. viz:
The south east quarter of the n~s.th-csst
quarter of seetioa >. Township 81, Range 7, in
Buchanan County, Iowa.
Which property as above described, | will OF,
fer for sale At pablic AUCTION. ut the door OF the
saeris's Office, in the City Of independence. on
saturday. the ssth day Of December. A. D. 1887,
at : O'Clock 4. u. Of said day. to the hishss;
bidder, to satisfy said Execution and costs.
A. CROOKS, Sheriff.
sheritrs Office, Independence, !
November 29th, 1867. T224~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

Sow that a uniform series Of text books
70 our schools has been adoped, we trust
lint an efforts of interested book agents to
i~nerfere for the purpose Of nuiifying the
ae;op of the committee and bringing chaos
upn us again, will be unqualitedls oppos-
land thoroughly frowned down.. Mese
box agents are ali paid a regular saley and
e curse are personally interested to Try up
,ber own wares. Listen to one an yon
WILDE compelled to listen to a dozeh who
willtalk lust as plausibly.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

Messrs. Tookcr & Everi,t have been very
s~ccssful in the establishment of,heir Cove
Factory in this city. They at present en-
Hoy Eve girls at the sewing machines. This
number will doubtless be largely increased
hsAt seas n. Messrs. L. 4 l.. find no difi>
etliy in disposing of their goods as rapidly
as manufactured. The excellent quality of
ther gloves ~insures at once a ready sale
We re pleased to chronicle -" prosper
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

W. \. Jones IS taking il al unusually
large namber OF hogs. Erom Friday until
Monday, lie received Al lis extensive yards
in shis city 2l3, at Winthrop 800, aud a,
Jesup 40 Eat hogs for immediate shipment,
paying tie bghes, market rates ia cash.
BE. Jones probably las The finest and best
arranged stock yards III Iowa, with accom-
moia,ions for weighing without charge and
f,s st bling and finding tho teams OF far
n.ers who bring in their stock. Everything
about the premises displays order and neat
ness.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

THE GREAT CIviLIzEEs Ct TUE RACE are
the school, the church, and the railway. But
the White Pine Compound Of Rev. j. W.
Poland penetsatcs every nook and corner Of
civilization, with hcalisg on its wings, ",o
cheer, to comfort aud to bless" all who
are troubled with coughs, colds, &c. Sold
by S,nale i Goodfellow a. S per bottle.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

THI IpuaIIc ScHooL.-The School Boat Of
this city uec.ded, SOM time since, to smi,
scholars from without the city to the highadc-
rartment Of the i'abiie School at the Dry
reasonable rate Of S. pc term. Many STUD I
have gone outside the ,sui,ty fer school fSli-
ties on the supposi:ion tha. hey would ndbe
admitted here. Had any men. be- q the Btrd
taken the trouble to inform US ~ TIC contry
fact. we should long ago have mae = psNc.
We will state that the Principal of the s@hNi,
Mr.. Wilson Palmer oe Massachusetts,, cociesio
US recommended as one Of the most s~ucees.t
teachers Of that State, and we doubt not Il
SUPPLEMENTARY here will make ear Pubs
School a model in every department.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

UNIFORM TEXT BOOAS.

A. last a series Of text books for our p'a
liz schools has been selected and adopted
such a manner as will probably insure unis
formity Il : ,ughout the county. ~,
The committee on text books, appointed
bv ,ba conyention Of sub.directers, compile
ted their work on Monday, the 10Th INST, oy
the adoption of the list OF text books gwen
below. This list has been already authors
~ta,ively adopted by the school board OF TINS
city. Byron township authorized the adopt.
ionof the list which should be decided ups
on by the committee. Doubtless every
township will adopt the series II the earliest
nn.sible period, and thus secure the desader.
alum so long aud earnestly desired by all
,rue friends of the schools, but never At
FAMED. The different publishers Of the
series adopted, offer their books on INTRODUCES
ion a, hall rates. in exchange for old books
so.,hat a scholar may exchange his old arish'
met;c. for instance, for the new one adopted
by having 80 cts, while the regular price i
4 sis. and SO with the whole series
Thus the cos: of the adoption OF ID
new seriew will be comparatively trilirni
This series having been once adopted -
not be changed every year or two ~,
| NerV often becu buo AasS VA" -
hooks. We might devote q colupi
elucidation of the advantages to &c NM
from the adoption OF the books .eeoni'sna
cd by the committee, but ha'ing no paee
Mt present We will only give the "as
adopted.
BILLIARDS FIRST, Second, Third, fir'n'
Fifth and Sixth Readers. ..
WoRcEsTER'S Comprehensive speih anu
Primary Speller. "A,
WALToN'S Primary, Intellectual, ana TIT
ten Arithmetics; Tables with Slate.
sEAVEY'S Goodrich's History.
MONTEITH'S Geography. Nos. !, :, Snd =.
McNALLY'S biography, No. 5. II,
CLARk'S Grammar, Nos. l and :. ark
Analysis. -
DAVIES University Arithmetic, Rlematary
and University Algebra, Bourbon, Lcgsnrc.
pECK'S Ganot's Philosophy.
JARVIS Physiology, Nos. | and ?.
VOWLE,S Bible Reader.
The above books will be furnished byJ. r
Sampson L Co. and s. Waggonsr 4 Co. indie
pcnieuce; DR.. James Munccy, Jcsu'; DIR
!. rkham. Winthrop also by npplicatin to :
q. pierce, County superintendent
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

Jon Woa9.-I!syins recently procured
a large variety Of new Job type, iac'ud4ng
some Of the lates, styles Of card type, we
are prepared to DO the faest aai c~oaTsesi
k:ads Of job work IN metropolitan style aud
Il Chicago prices. Oar business men
should remember that, other thugs be'as
equal. home enterprises ought TO be pairon'
i.ed IN preference to those At q distance
We will give YOU ast rs good work, at jas
as low rates. a. You c.a obtain At chicago
IL. more patronage you give Is. the bette.
paper We vii give you; the better papei
" give yoa, tie more It will help build n
tie town, AID thus beueat you. All .hes'
tsias. ale reciprocal IN .heir action.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

j jsn" ra 1sa9Fj bun.lo or,,e.
Lutccia Parker,
Suzie j Lagrange, winthrop.
Hattie Cooper, Independence.
Jennie Sherwood, Grove I'LL.
Mary + Baldwin, Jcspp.
Jane II Baldwin,
N 5 Hole,
c Mcclure, Magonyii!e.
Ennice Smith, 3"
Aurc.ia II Willis, Valley Yarn, Linn co.
Eliza Oaks, Ouorville.
Maria l. Spragg, Chatham.
Lizzie job, Jefup.
Maggie Powers, Jssap.
Mrs . g Luckey, Independence.
Bell 5 Gavin, Fairbank.
Mary j Andrews,
S Il Romans, Ind pehdence.
j. l. Woodruff,
X Il Gates, Jesup.
C. a Miller, Independence.
KATE Bowers, Brandon.
Emma Neil, Fairbank.
Ann y Gavin, i"
Fannie A Mason, Independence.
Ellen A Henry,
Axcie BALDWIN, Q~uasqscton.
Helen Corey, Winthrop.
Mary V Gould, Independence
N + Slemmons, Quasqueton
b ID Hun,ley.
Jennie Gates, Chatham.
Harrie. N Wheaton, independence.
NJ l. Gillett.
Kate NJ Wood, Indepe sdeneo.
L. G
6 l. Boyles, Enterprise. Rack Iawk CO
Katie Wilson, independence,
Kate Cameron, Ottcryille
N N Gageby, Quas1ue'on.
Della Smith.
Dora Haight.
l. Flickinger, WinthrcP.
Laura Wright, Quasqueton.
T Edgell,
Lou King, independence.
A Lea.herman, Quasqueton.
l. II Pierce, Independence.
Kate Murphy, Sunny Side.
Maggie Fallen, Quasqueton.
Mary L Merrill. Liitleton.
Mary French, Independence.
Jose Coleman,
b A Smith, Jesup.
Lou Angel, Independence.
+ Hyde,
Mrs Laura Blake, Jesup.
Florence Bassstt, Littleton.
Minerva Smith
NJ L Tracy, Independence
Sarah Packard,
NJ l. Redfeld, Fairbank
IT Rar,holf, MasonY;!le
l. Adds, Fairbank
Maggie Harrigan, Independence
NJ Boardman,
Eliza A Mckenzie
Sarah Spragg,
Jenny Lowell,
Emma Cooper,
Total No. Of ladies present, lo3
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
DEDICATION

The Lecture Of Mr.. Albert Clarke upon
the completion Of the new school building,
will be given at the Court House, tomorrow
Saturday evening at CT o'clock. A geL>
eral attendance is invited. The hour is pla-
ced thus early to give opportunity TO attend
both tue lecture aud the Concer, Of the Al>
legbanians.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

PEssosAI.-Mr. Wilson Palmer. Princi-
pie Of the roblic School, arrived from
Massachusetts, on Friday.
On the same day Mr.. z. S,on. and wife
returned from q lengthy .aiouru a, the
East.
A. ingalls,, Esq, returned a ie- dars
since from another successful patent frb,
tour. Seeders are taking immensely.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

Owing to a combination Of unfayorable
circumstances, The festival given at Morse's
Hall, on Friday evening, was not as suc>
cesaful pccuniarily as was anticipated.
Try again, with better notice, ladies, and
YOU VIII doubtless be more successful.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

The Catholic Mission meetings cons
menced on Sunday at the Catholic Church,
and have continued thus far during the
week, with great success. Father Smarius
is an eloqent and impressive speaker, whose
Efforts cannot fail TO greatly advance the
interests of tie cause he so faithfully rep,
re.en,s. The meetings have been largely
attended bv our citizens OF other demon ina
tons and Of no denomination. We under.
stand they viii continue during the week.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

HARNESS SHoP.-0ne Of our Oldest End
most successful harness establishments Is
that under the proprieiosship Of Loais Sa
ner, on Main street. Step after step his bust
ness has increased, until be now employs a
large number Of workmen who turn off as
good work as can be found in the State. He
has everything usually found in a harnss
and saddIery establishment, and supplies to
order. We advise our readers who are in
want Of anything in that line to give hin q
call. Read advertisement,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
Ss.eriE,s sale.

\ virtue ef = special Execution Issued o1t .
I'D aud under the seal 81 the District Coarto
buchanan CO., Iowa, Ii favor II Ira Holt, and
against the lands and terenicnts at /. A. WIIsca.
| hass levied open the lciiosins described
property. viz:
Lots number enc and two { . in block
eight. (sA in >taashtoa / Mcclure srennd Al
sitior T. the Village tnos City Il Independence,
buchanan County, Iowa.
Which property, as sbs We described. I will Of
'e- Tor sale. al rUbfie auction. ct the door Of the
sheriEs u-ee. in the sits q Independence. u
saturday. the -lst dag IT December. A. D..
lstT, At o'claek p. ". Of said Jay. II lie hisa-
Is. bidder, to satisfy said Execution ara coats.
4. CROOKS. sheriff.
shoriTs 0fice. Iniependenee,
Nsv-mbeF eosh, Ise1. .I4w
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

OF course the Conservative lauis DR..
Hollands lecture against female sufkge
to the skies. The Democratic press is nar>
Is unanimous in its advocacy of prosdpt-
ion, and denunciation Of those who pinch
the Declaration of Independence. Inthis
it is certainly consistent, for lis wholephi.
losophy may be summed up as foliws:
at niggers are allowed to vote, why not
the women? We as Democrats are opbssd
to the nigger's voting, and Of coursi we
arc down on female suffrage"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

ALARM OF FiHE.-A plank chimney in
the stone building opposite the Brewer block,
caught fire Oh Friday evening last at Il
O'Clock. The alarm Of fire was immediate
ly given, the bell was rung, and Hook 4 Lad
der Co. No. l, wcro on the ground before
you could well realize it. A few windows
were broken, and the FIRE put out without
doing any damage. Everything about j.
was small except the crowd.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
AWTON 4 CURTISS

Arc closing out their stock with a view Of
leaving Independence. All persons indebted
to the arm are requested to call and settle inn
mediatcly, as all unsettled accounts will soon
be placed in the hands Of a lawyear for COLLECT
ION.
1S.i~.l &C.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

Rev. s. NJ. X or offer. his valuable prop
erty at Littleton at a reduction Of 5000 on
former rates. This is one of the best offers
ever made for u bargain.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
TO COMMUNITIES.
LIFE PILLS


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in tho World.
Established in 1885 by one OF
our Most Eminent Physicians, AM
now used throughout North ana
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results than any other Medicine i.
eases Of diseased Liver, Blood O.
Skin, Indigestion, Costiseness,
Bilious Complaints, Rhecm.tissa
and Fever and Ague.
Thousands or certificates are in
Our possession, giving detailed
accounts OF perfect CURES eifeete4
by these invaluable Medicine.
They regulate the System and pu.
ALI the functions or the body
in q healthy condition.
Sold by all Druggists. White s Hovlani. rrcaFi-
esoss. Successors 70 rr. Lola aeaat aEl Or. w. D.
Mon.t. Ncg York.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

DR.. Y. w. Bolcli is about to change his
business and Offers a large quantity o@ts.ocl,
farming utensils, household furniture ,incsud-
ing three pair horses, oue pair yer! heavy,
fise mich COWS, graia drill, two feapsrs,
three drugs, TWO wagons, harness &c, at
public sale, at his farm, one mile and a half
a, tn of Winthrop, OF Thursday, Dec. l2th,
a, 10 o'clock A. u. Tom Hunt A~uciioueer.
The DR.. requests tha, ali parsons Indebted
u him u sa,tle their accounts at orce.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

The CnicAoo JouRSAL.--The p'spee'as
Of this valuable newspaper will be .una
our columns this week. As q reliable faml-
" paper. we know no western daily when
viii compare with the Lonrn3. 1t is parte-
ularly rich in its miscellaneous and literary
departments--far superior in this respect to
either tho Republican Or Tribune. Being
nnbl;shed in the afternoon. it brings VI Just
twelve hours later news than the morning
papers. We recommend it TO those Of our
| readers who desire q Chicago daily.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
INFOR NATION.

Information guaranteed TO produce a fuxurispt
growth of hair upon a bald head or heardless
face, also q recipe for the removal Of pimples.
biotches Eruptions, etc, on the skin. leaving
the same soft. clear, and beautiful. can be ob-
tanned without charge by addressing
THoS. T. CHAPMAN, Cngxisr.
n4.y s23 Broadway, New Yerk.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
DAILY PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES.
CEyTLEMEs's LIST.

Gilbert C Wells, Buffalo Grove.
Calvin Ross. Wards Corners.
Frederic Hahn, Putnam.
A 7 Fliekinger, Winthrop.
Alonzo Lothrop,
NJ Fiickiager,
J W Hole, Jesup.
| II Carter, Independence.
JF Gates. Quasqueton.
~ Buckmas;er, Independence.
J r Boone.
James Dalton, Jesup
CS Stewart, Independence.
II House,
Addison Shafer,
Z Stockwell, Winthrop.
c W House, independence.
d A McLeish, Sunny Side.
T A Myers, independence.
W c Hillman, Otsego, Faye,te Co.
A Dix, Spring Grove.
ohm Rush, Tripoli, Bremen Co.
homas II Patterson, Fairbauk.
,arles Little, Littleton.
M,ss, independence.
I9ezold,
CNE Rncier,
TCnrre, Jr.
Jeney, Buffalo Grove.
Nm QuR. Wards Corners
A II Brgman, Kier
c I Stabrd,
JIM Waon. Hazleton.
S B Mumore, Brandon.
John Cain, Quasquston.
c II Moke, Linn county
Ambrose Copeland, Fairbank
CHI Olr, Mill, Fayette county
+ II Hid, Independence
J Jacks, Sunny Side
" G Fsklir, Enterprise
NJ d Lie, Jesup
NJ W Etnon, Independence
G Pic, Co Supt
Total Ngentlemen present, As
LADIES LIST.
A Sp, Winthrop
Mary Snard, Jesnp.
Elila ion, Vaasqusson.
Lizzie ley,
Lorettaswast, Independence.
Ella B9 Quasqueton.
Katie 10y, independence.
Carrie lle,
BridgJalon, Winthrop.
Mary sarY. Independence.
A N Wott..H Azleton.
NJ D An Independence.
Susie Mir, Na
E Ensl' iii. Ses"p.
Amelia Icy, Chatham.
Phnbe ",
CATHERINE rwOod,
Almira
Matte q,
Mary Mary 81, oaa'qaeton.
Emma eld, g
!, Alice Pd Brandon,
Irene I'd
Julia sta Independence.
Carrie ! Winthrop.
r Helen = dependence.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

Notice is hereby given that there viii be =
meeting Of the subscribers to the new Presby-
teriau Church. in Independence, held in the
Pre- sbyterian Chuach, ON Tuesday. the Sd day
of December. 1867, at Z o'clock L. NJ. for the
purpose Of selecting a site for the new church.
By order Of the Trustees.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
CITY N COT NTf.

Any amount Of good GOOD taken at this of.
Gee on subscription. The sooner the better
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

. Rev. John Fulton is holding protraeted
meetings in P%rairieburg, Linn Co.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

ANOTHER BIRD FI.ows-TnE HES Coof
AGAIN DELIVERS Up irs CosTENrs.-on
Friday night, the 22d inst, the little dirty
coop whiehhaslong served ass bnriesque up
on, public enterprise, again distinguished IT.
self as g nuisance, by giving 10 the world
Nicholas Tanning, under Indictment for the
murder of Philip Smith. Liberty is dear,
and no one can blame Tanning for getting
out Of Jail il he could, but Of what use IS
law, if the corporal presence of its viola
tors cannot be secured for trial. The Grand
Jury did right, at its last session, to indiet
the rickerJ old hovel as . nuisance. Our
Board Of Supervisors can no LONGER hatch
up a single excuse for failing to take steps
for the erection of a decent Jail.
Farming was assisted in bis escape BY
confelcrates, who pried open the door with
crowbars, beginning at the top of the door
and working downward toward the lock,
until the hasp Of the lock was started out
SO as to lie, the bolt slip by. 1t was an i'm
g%cnious though simple, plan, well executed.
No clue OF the escaped prisoner has yet
been discovered.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

The opening Of the public school has been
deferred until Monday, The 9th of December
on accoun. Of the uon-arriyal Of a portion G!
the heating apparatus.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

Mr. w. II. Lyon, Of Fairbank, lost thirty>
five tons Of hay, the other day, by inccrdi>
ary fire.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

Wherever "Barrett's Hair Restorative is
introduced, it is driving all others from the
market. Nothing like it.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

RAILROAD ACCIDENT ednesday's passen-
ger rrain on the D.. 1 S. G. r. X. ran Of the
track at the curve, this side of Dubuque, smash
ing one passenger ear, and injuring = woman
and her child. The train reached Independence
sbou, 10 IL L. NJ.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES were held in the
Presbyterian and Episcopal Churches al 10
o'clock A. NJ. The Catholic Church was
dedicated in the afternoon. Our places oil
business we're not closed and we presume
there we're but few family gatherings in this
vicinity, both Of which facts are mDst sin>
eerely TO be regretted.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

A sudden change in the weather brough,
the thermometer DOWN to within five degrees
ofzero. Winter is fairly upon us.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

Rr.rAsg. Tgs AlLEssASl.Ns G0NcEEr
TOMORROW sienr--The Alleghanians Pro-
sramue tomorrow Evening, a, Morse Hall
vii! comprise that beautiful Chant, Where
shall the soul iiad rest? "oris by Mack,
az, Music by Professor j. NJ. BosiAFdl
"rhe Old Church Bell : THE ship On
Fire. By H.ussle, and very effectively mar
monirci by the Alleghanians The Good
cd DAYS Of Yore : The Raven by Ed
gar A. Poe "Behold the Day together
with Ballads-Pathetic Songs-Sennmeh-
tai; sours-cheerful songs-conic pu
a.s-Characteris,ic +; Dueis--Hamorous
Trios-Laughable; Quartess-JoyouS
cuar,e,s-nescriptise; Ouartess-sun''he
chorases-pairiotic Choruscs-Nanona
In,crspersei with which will be the delight
f.l Music Of the Swiss Bells, in'roducln
many Favorite Airs, which have lately Dee
received with unhounded applause When
ever produced by their Wonderful Bells.