davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-03
Passage, Including meals $3.50

accommodations, first class in every respect.
40 Shippers uiHpiease observe Mq, his i,
The only direct hnsef Steamers 5etueen Nsy York
and -fierdndril.
A commodious Depot BIAS been erected where
goods can he received and shipped without re-
gard 10 weather, and under The care of a COM
peient agent. Merchandise intended fol CUM
bERLAND or intermediate points, will be for
warded Nth dispatch, and piAout Commission
FOR forwarding.
This will he found much tie cheapest route
for all merchandise purchased in New York.
Insurance on all goods ran be affected at the
office Of the Co, in New York ut 1 premium.
FoWLE & CO., Agents Ales. II. B. GROIN
WELL. & co. Agents. New York, Office corner
West Albany Streets.
Oct ~ laEQ-lr
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-03

AcouirrED.-Geo i. Drake. who was ar
rested a few weeks ago fer the killing OF Ben
rdict. VI. Athey, in 1926, Underwent a trial
.'o:orc tho Allcgany Cou!ty Circuit Court.
;ass week, aud vas acquitted.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-03

HELIBo-l '3 ENUISE PREPARATION
l. Fur disc es.i he Bladder, Kidneys, Ora.
vol, and D ~.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-03
1 8 8 O =.

"It is the duty of every citizen Of this Great
hepublio to foster and encourage native
genius and American enterprise"
A.. Daniel Webster.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-03

MAcKAREL.-leo kits prime No. Fssnily
VI MaekarsI, fer SUE by
July ?, 1859. j. N. HAEPER L co.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-03
This DELrcIous TONIC

This DELICIOUS TONIC
especially designed for the use of the
| MEDICAL PROFESSION and the FAMILY, pos
sesses those intrinsic medicinal properties
| (Tonic and Diureticl which belong to an
Old and PURE GIN The business
Of manufacturing spurious gins. and offer
ing them as beverages under the titles,
Aromatic, -" Cordial, y" indicated"
etc, has become 50 common, that the pub
lie are justly suspicious of nearly everything
that is offered Under similar forms and the
trade has thus been brought into disreputs.
IT has remained for our house Established
in l7Ts) to supply the pressing popular
need, and to inausurate nsp era III the
history of the Trade. We trust that orr
established reputation --- founded upon
eighty years Of experiences - abundantly
vindcates our claim to public confidence.
NJ. II.
A comparison Of " BIningcrs Old London Dock Gir,-
with others bearing similar Names will establish IL
and make other CAUTION UNNECESSARY |
Put up in Quart BOTTLES, in Cases of
one and two dozen each, and sold through.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-03
L.LDWAY0S PILLS.
II HOO.T no TIE SICK,

-, Tho want Of sterling medicinal to meet the
Ills and necessities Of the suffering portion OF
humanity, sndone entirely FREQ from mineral
ana other deleterious PARTICLES. was severely
ieit w TINS all pnwerlnll mrdicine was ushered
INTO the world llOLLowAYs IkvALuABLEPIlls
have become the HousrauLD REMEDY of nj M.
tons. Their attribute j. to puevEyras ns
TO CURE. the attack the RADrx or ROOT of III,
complaint, and thus by removing the hidden
caus" OF disense renyIgorate and restore the
dropping energies . the sy,t,m, assisting ma.
ture in her task of VITAL and rrScrIosARY M.
FoRuATIOH.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-03

Inc great seourge 0: this continent yields
quickly to course of he.enntiseutic piu..
ana the digestive organs are restored to their
proper tone no matter in what hideous shane
ms hSaFa OF disease exhibits itself this search
ing and unerring remedy dsperses il from ii a
"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-03
DA I.Y
SEMI WEEKLY

VA, T, rop! rer year So 90
he Semi Weekly STATES contains ali The
f f matter OF the Daily, including News
Markets, Congressional Proceedings, &c.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-03
II Ell L:
STATES AND UNIGN
1he heapest Paper in The,
South.
ONLY ONL DOLLAR PER ANNC.-
FOE
THE WEI kLY EDITION.

on The first day of October next Ne vii
conmtn'e HE publication our paper. onhI.
LARGE, AND tLG!siE TYPE, under the ,itle 81
THE STATES AND UNION
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-03

F. G. SMITH, Commander
Will leave New York EVERY SATURDAY
at O'Clock, P. ", from Pier No. IL, North Riv.
er, arriving at Alexandria cary Monday morn.
ing. Returning, will leave the Compnnv's De-
pot at ALEXANDRIA ut 4 O'Clock, 7. NJ, eve.
~ WEDNESDAY.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-03
s2f.l7 5745.o2 6,3-I.!s 2lG,?49.Is

Si,pprd over the tseorgs- Creek Coal aud
IRON Company Raj. o",i forfi 3 sQs.. ,er:og.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-03

THE GREAT REPUBLIC MONTHLY is tho
largest Magazine published in this country
Over $4,000 has been already expended to
nring II TO It's present high degree OF merit.-
The publishers are determined to give il the
LARGEST CIRCULATION rs THE WORLD,
WIN this view thev make the fnllnmiur
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-03
pHLApELAuIA Coal MARKET.

11..e be is a large business do
80 bari1Ns l--s'
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-03
Hencrai Debiiityand weakness

from Whatever cause, LowHEss OF SPIRITS
ana all other sisnscf diseased liver, and other
disorgani7ation Of the system, vanish under thu
0rauicauhg influences ofths all powerful anti
stPtic mn dcterrrn rninntIr
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-03
Magnificent Offers.

And they refer TO every subscriber now on
their books as 10 the fidelity with which they
fulfill their obliuuiinus
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-10-20
THE COURTS ADJOURNED.

There were odjournmentS On respect to the
memory of the dead Senator,) in the u S. Dis
trict Court, the Court of the 18th Judicial Dis.
tGct, the County Court, and the Police Court,
Appropriate speeches were made on these coca.
Sons.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-10-20
THE FUNERAL.

The funeral soemnities had been advertised
in the various papers. by the Committee of Ar,
rangements, consisting of +. J. BJnllerar, Col
Baker, l. Haskell, f. J. Moore, J. McGlinn, J
OMeare. A. A. Sslover and H. WohIer, to take
place at halt past one o'clock, p. NJ, Sunday
the lSth) on the Plaza. At that hour, The Plaza
and adjacent streets were crowded with people,
On comparing cur own estimate with those OF
several others, we set down the number of this
assemblsge at abou, IL 900. Among them were
many ladies', They came thronging from all d-
rections, and from the platform the see ne was
one of the most imposing ever witnessed in this
city
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-10-20
How Manyi

Somebody has written the following pretty
little simile about " The Family"
The family is like book
The children are the leavcs.
The parents are the cover, that
Protective beauty gives. .
AT first the pages of the book
Are blank and purely fair,
But time soon writeth memories,
A nd panteth pictures there.
Love is the little golden clasp
That bindeth up the trust
o. break il not. lest all the leaves
Shall scatter and be lost
It's pretty, isn't it ? and true, Only we won
der how many leaves might reasonably bs expec
ted in such a volume.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-10-20

forever a reminiscence with those who witnessed
it, We close the book, sad turn with dcep-felt
sorrow from the picture.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-10-20
New Editions.


The local Editor OF, the Canton Repository.
recently put forth the following -
PtRsoN. 1t is with feelings too deep for
utterance, and sense of obligation overwhelm-
ing, aud of worldly consequence never before
experienced, and with heartfelt ecstacy hereto
fore not even dreamed OF, that The Junior editor
of this paper announces to his friends and the
rest of mankind, that son was born unto him
on the morning of Friday last. To our readers
male aud female, who are married and chidess
we say--get boy To our unmar ed friends
who are of proper age and Of amable tempers,
we say get married. and then--get boy To
those who have spent long. weary years in search
of an unfading joy, we say, that we never knew
what it meant till we saw our darling boy lf
we were not so corpuent we would cut such fan
tastic capers before The couch of helpless inno.
cence as would make the angel laugh. A gen
erel reprieve is granted TO all political offenders
and Gn earnest appeal made to those in pecuniary
arrears to iquidate at the earliest convenience
as the young gentleman must be fed and clothed
Friend Keeler, Editor of the Fremont Journal,
in his paper of the 18th inst. says -
Unto u Son is Born.
On Wednesday evening, Oct. 9Th a Son was born
to JASErTE L. and ISAAC NJ. KELLER.
"Auother little wave
Upon the of life;
Another soul to save,
Amid its toll and strife
1.-TWO more little feet
TO walk the dusty road
To choose where two paths meet
The harrow, or the broad.
"Two more little hands
To work for good or ill
Two more little eyes;
Another little will.
"Another heart to love,
Receiving love again;
And so the baby came,
thing ofjoy and pain"
Such events have always been characterized as JOY
Gus the world over, but unto the editor of the
JOURNAL it is peculiarly an interesting thome and
this announcement must be sufficient excuse for the
| lack of editorial matter this week
The poetry will, all be taken out Of that, when
you get up some cold morning end find you lin.
nen wet. And then when teeth cutting time
comes, take care that you don't sing another
song" then, all about nasty cross little brat.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-10-20

HAD HsR THERs,--A young lady WAS reproyed
IN company Tor wearing her dress so low ia The
neck by Sn old one. She replied it was econo-
my. gentlemen replied he would like to SEQ
into such economy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-27

I 0sooooy. = sen q +
90 known eAas u pssssetivs tass9 IA. ~
wnon Assssx Suish. 0uoeF. vases Wc3se0
Leach ere sesinE sss anxious . s~sn shs szpsasa
OF government 70 - to create nscsssisy - high
sr rate Of duties They do not e,ss hoe wssh shs
plantssA saFmsss mechanics. and eeass@~s esss.
any OF the south are taxed. b such lssisssssua
"e'' peculiar 'nssr..ss can b esasasssd Fss hs
same Ira'o"-shas - sseaaas they Psssr . sssss'
e"ea treasury 70 fnii ooe-shsy sdvee.ss . dsas'
oouo" o. inc and pfoeseds the sq9s"dssme o. NJ
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-27


49, R-~.-e
"A - ss.s~sss.S s ~
s.sa -, v,.s-.s- - = 49, =.
es..x,A..s. = Cs~-y.~ :. - ~ s....s-s -.
ssrs, rvs~S - Is .s..sx ~
s.xs...s -. ,s..sL.s-s
N..sss CO.. - WSss
N. -. -
n. ssssss... ~ -. ms...s.
s.s.s.s.s. -. ssu.sssS Il, =. sS.s..s sI...-sS
sA.~ - ssss - - Ss,a - Sss,s- sss".ss. g.. -
n. sssssssi ns~wy,sse ,wss,. n. - .s....ss -
.ss~eAssw S<.S,vS n A.. ~ a. -. ~ -
sssa.ss Sssxlt .sx, ss.,s .asrs,.s -. -.
ssesssr sd .sS.s :. -. ga. .sS n....~ Z
sa,ss II q, ~ssss,s~. -. y. Is..ss.-s 81 ~
ksS Asss ssss.x.S - -. 80 ~. -. ~
n ss hsss ksswss.. . s.~,s,sss 1880 ss..s "a
sss.s ks.ssssy Ell ..ss s.,sss,x sss Esss1s - -
sssss~
NJ. wsasms h svss.s,ss q s,ss. S.x,.s., - A.
,wsss "a a. hs sst.. .a.s.sa~s - .s~.....ss N.
J. sss a 4, s,ssrsvp,aSs =. a.. ..,....,.s ~ =.
tasss. ID Ass e. sss .s,. sa. fss sSss s.,,~s.. !.
sss,.ss.s ,s4s "a sA,s c..ss.
n. cas~s s.sasssx ss.S ss~s..~ss N, s,,.s A
has ssas - sssasassss 81. s.sss ,e Esss~. ssl...
&as era seossssssssss Aarls I AwS hr,,,s ,..sN -
Ne UAwss ~ : sass If sas sAs,sns ara 60.
ssvsrssx ssatA 4 sux,.s a. s.t 60. .sn,..e, N.
sssess.sS ssxsvs q s.s sA.s s~~ssm sssss sssssu
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-27

Mssssss EsssSse hsss tAsss candidates. b.
skas p,sesws e h.@stsss. wAas &sss 90 sssss,sas
Il he sAstk NssssAlstsass . weaa 90 hose sasm "a
ne tsst CsssAssa, NJ W sflams ass s6t &as ssi1
yes be ssAi1es Gslawso lie shsxsS tsaa As wws
wssh me tast& EsssAt.assss sss fssa tAseaeA hs
esasAsses Il tssssssessa appropriations be- ssaat
kss s.assss al IT sa.sss hsms6 Mss waaasn essss
sesss sss he shs~vs esssaasetas sssa NJ Csssss
ksS sssaes Ne ssssms ss.sssp ssmas t~s susss ess
ss,ass sssssas sss Cm,sspsss tsasss tss& d en-
ted w&aat1 esse d 10 lssa IN ss.sa sssas ~ s,s
ssaa assAs 10 ssxtL
tsSasss ks,as~eA SAD sesweslal Md he sssssas
sseAssss BE hssAed sst ss,its,s Me- o eas,amaasS
sasas Ifs h ks+l Aae See Me fssss. hsa ssae Al
.ss@ ws1 ssae hss@ We Asse sssse,s Asaws as'
wSsssass % ssesy pa@.sssa &ss ssesy es.aas a
The sastS kesssi.sas wst do ss sssssA sw haM q,
we ws@ d. 10 sss asssAl.ssssss HIS sa,ssass h ass
Gee. GrI
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-27

rss nssssa ss sss ssssssssss,-A ieez@ ~ss.
u s.s eco Il tss Essss@ss 5ssrsaass svasAsas al
the easshs IL &saisssas1 ssfss
The s&.sas Asexs.e tssm ssrmas.aess ssss fss
rse1aaeasstI bad ~ sAs kssg sestf smsssmps
weesassss The led SAD ~ ssasesas al sle tsssrds
smsasaet NE Assssps BE- ssA Aes=ss fhsa tssasA
sissvs tsa< enc q wss ssasssaas 10 sMsese &sfssse
sassv ssxas sss hssss6 Gssssas nsssaass saS
Esstss assssms t.sR sseftsm sssss asetssa 81 sass
ssiss sf sAs swsvssss tan sAsf ssavpsapa 10 saszse
sse sssssf. wasaA wss sai,eps 10 an lmsx an Cst.
ssssa ssssl Vsiisss
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-27
.,.. ,sI.rss ~

su.s .s.sA ss.. . - u1nss &C., e
Asylasi ssss Q en- Ass xssissA Css.ass -
- hssa % hsls;s~S. - - ss@V~sA e - sV~
sis;es- essss,ly. iseisssss MA Rsysssi.as -
Sessh1s kssw Nssh;ss~ To ~ can ~ b~sss
Aha The esysa II wsAsss ssa nsaAs - sskw
sbolisieasssA swVesSsd o. kasss:
80 he fasvssies vv xsss kssssy esscsssvssst
Wsdsstsv Q svunses II shs Uppuesssss n tste We
dssssv 10 msss h Conssnssoa 10 sassnsss sHa&A&sss
fos lie tse kixhsss e<kess IN Ne ossvsssses asae
e~srs fc@ ell he States IA he Usssa. We sssssv
10 GO IN thAl Coatvnsssa sa<h ssa % kessesk
Rsyass. NJ. Cilnes. Ne. vsn<s. Ms. GsskAss ed
oshsrs a Moth Csclna teAn ~ usssa 80 Js4xx
Sumsssss a vnxtnss; H. winsss nssss ssua Messs.
soa Harris ef Mssytsa1 aad xsnsissse Il tsyset
sentative poessiou IN The several Ss~shss sessass
Les - meet The eussssyWsn - pssfesss - sss
THAT esn be done 10 unite en- n ssla4 PsAses
10 dstssl The party s@w IN tesw. shseA hss ~css.
suPsrd The yoash and insrstsesa sssssrs e~as isss
.hs ety., ssa ts The bps d ssss he esp Il hssss
losk should b psr~sdS
Let he people Il The Fsfh ssa Essssh psssxss
shist Il shs When shsy 60 10 he ssAs tss sks~s
Aek themselves why 4 l. Isss Mssss~s GsAsss sd
Vance have been ssa<s~s sss seI es~sssssssa ~
On abolition sswSaP~s. Thai psss assssvs 10 sssss
shsn IN Ceassnssea 10 ty pssas 10 ssssss he ss-
tseasl nssosssey. weeA d have sssfssssS Ne
desire u q bad ees bod sss~e ssssssses sAss sA.s
wsPaass Of MsSssxs GSlssss ssS vssxs wsssas ss
ksosshsss What have these <seshease asass %
eassssd 10 do. that easssssssssss ys~sse sisms
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-27

THE NAruRALuAnoS QuEs.ioS. invite the
attention Of our readers to the extract which ws
make to day on this subject ftem rscsss lssi~ q
Mr.. Secretary Cass to the AmsricaR minister =
Berlin. What will Mr. John Miner Dssb ssd n.
John W. Syme say nowf A year q two since they
were sworn not 10 vote foe nsturalissd ddsas q
Catholics for Once; now they are Eeady. - 6sht IN
Europe IN behalf q fseignsra Wis., do this
meant Il means "oppoatioa" b Dsosasg.
That b all -, - - -, - -.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-27

b,1 rkssEs OF THE Wait Is stated that I've
e.. ea thousand dollars have been sent every day
I.,. rsrls to defay the expenses Of The wsf IN
f. 'nat is, $15,0OO,OOO per month, in addition
""a' mas been spent in getting the army there.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-27
tss ess svs sss@sssM /

0etet9o u eoseOo Q0sesuo1.she CsWSn, %.
EssNsss .yss~ . " Trip slssssa . y~ssss@ # Asssl-
sssssrs AsssA- tsssaass ssS !sssas~ews De-
ssssx~
Il b s-sssssi 10 Ssss cor cid sssss praised ssss
he oAsy yvss> Il lssss ssi aesmsss ssssses sAssk
she hss rssesd IN ssy svsxns ssss I ssP~ssssesS
THE essAesssoa IN shs svsssfss 81 sssssxsss sks
sssseulssssl ard etkss sssas.ews Il pr~esssay 10
be seen On every ssss rkssss ssss sesesrssse wszh
their eouseqsees eessfss AID hsPssstss were sses.
esd snd rvssssei sssa sssny sssss sssS 90. ssa d
sPpsarva that ''sss. e;sss se4 Sssssssss ss& s.ss
sssaae sksss oil p~esessises - NE ssssvstss eye.
,heash d. pre@sessea s~s sessslly satssss~a per-
ssps len 6id IN 60 nasy years
On ssyssins 81 Wssdea ssy car wss fsss ssstssde@
by The wnssk els shss ne RsbsseA sa4 Gssssa
deposr Wei. 10 be sore NE pssex tfsss ~kseh he
cars Soc Raleigh ss&ss y wsssisiy sas svy sssssssxs
bot vv hsa ses ps~svsssea ssesv shsa han way -
Gssson When beard esrssssspss IL aessxks ~ ne
sraeeshnsss and ssPssy 81 wksrh tse tssis ss~a CO.,
In board wvsv passengers fsen New Hesss Oese ss.d
Maasrvsl sad heard sken en- stsss shss he Ne
high Gsssea t@sd wAs he brss srd plsa<aasess
they hsd passed over Ans N .sssk q !. co. TIE
sshssaaie time ef The rod sosex Nessh d sssass
thirty miles Psv hsas. end ssv~sy ese es,s SsssA.
sseiassvs a sscppssvss vkAe he ess< rss ~
ssseashty o. sasn< 81 he cate ef bet kfsxa ssss
Thanks 10 the seerwxsse SOPHISTICATED fsytun A.
Dunn. vhapv pssessevd ere sad fsssensl ssssssSea
10 ske epassea q The read ssv snqssss~s sss e 60
snsssbie svpus&tieas tni.~d he sssssv sasssrss
meas d sdnsrsbie-ths sssensaon ss the esss4ssa~S
engineers and s.essssnss snd tssss rals.eess< ssv
The the~e 81 eresenon psssses vhss MsPss sssssss
u WAixr y considered . esssaei Fssstsss. II.
best essknev ef the savvSefsi westssr Of skss sei
y pos nSssly Zee hasnsssl FsveF~sssy. bes he ads
soasi fses sht The tfvsshs sfssss ssn 10 ne esss
Ne svxul1iy sad pr~esrtly AZ she s.aii sssssR Ne.
shy u is that no tisse e Allowed Sac sess se IA,
road epssia< Seshs u X tspe hat sssssy se esd
thirty miles haes y ssps4 sssvsilses sas h svs
uksfiy dnoe 10 asks the epnesvsenss Isss the -
sssvss ef he s~~'s s@sy be SsSsrva ~ tAas ssass
orasssSoaS fsepse ssoat case To sssss wssk hsh
meal &c brvakksss aad have 30 skassw IT dssss,
afterwards ! uaaesssssa that sfsss kass~s dsss,
bot aussssr ef 90 hsaf h srlswet on Nc ~ C. Eas
fas sappsr. Gun there pes BE- s~ss<s ssyss,es
raxnss MsSss~ wGSsr q FssAg Gao ssks sse
/ they tsys
The crops Of an tsssss on ssy s~~.e ace e n.
most pseass.sas Mad The ss~wth II he tsssw,
e loo RAPID bot the essssa ssd eess ere hseaiss
highly rrvesassnr n tkat ssr,ssn IT Vssyssas
passed threesh wss sead sa ssssss~ sxssss 90
Pruipev The sssss sh.asases esep ef ewss ever 81
essssd 40 tss Sa srvas Psssssa ef sss eve see.
On he Whole the sssss~sS have essss 10 .. sxs.
shsnkfsi
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-27

~ The reply Of Col Walter Gwynn 70 Gen.
next
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-27

rss tssssRses &c cssss-rAss ssssa &ssusssass
srvesses esas 10 ss AZ sAs ~ssse ss,s asaosasslas
nawsssy al t-saes ~ saw~ bee @mae a,swa
ssserssas aaasssssse se~n ne swssas AZ sss assaH
az saS hs ssas IN Aeeme wst sss.w . astss sss
sspase sa.a tassa al sss fssss aga lss wit asB
AasAes,anf tsssf the es,ssaF - o hsaasoms msewaf
.sassassAA ef rmssea sAess masa :. wsss. eas .
shasss Fl q. 80 ssssse tAssa sspssesAsa srsssS Ne
ssv eeassaeeS is svas II sn sAs ss~ss a ba<evwm.
sess sss sasssssa n wss,A aaF ssp fyuae Do ass
sssrsa ts#a ne Iseasssas Eas@e wsr sasss 40 "a
sAsts slsaF ssss asaaas every sssM AZ s-sass wssl
ske sasss sss sses@asaassss ias tass Assss .s ss~
wSsAB They seus 80 sasssasaa Do r'i asss@ sscx o.
svees ssss tss tahwss al sss n9psssass saeaaan d
saaa,w sAsa Sem tA.ss iasif 50 zAe esusa Nsfssss
nsassessa.e ssssf ws1 s~ sssssltlf <ssassaa.a N
tse sarvsssss 81 tAs Usrweszssssses wst ssst serh
sss wszN tassse ssss,s ssst tnAih saa.ms gA,s sss
ssssaass ssae az tls~ asaqssss ss fls I.dssam css
ssnssse s.r NV sAssw wdt sw ts@adasalf sshdssS
co shs Cred rksssass sf Asessss "a sas ssifss ssi
we sssssa &ss sslsss stsy ws1 asase ~hssa sssssal
Asa sA.s hoes b. ne sssswsaae Al tamsam ass. q
swsil 10 tss s4sasss Ne assps sassSas esssa wasl
tAe asasspss hs.asas AZ me Assah ~ss fas Tssm h
sks Tstss nsssssts sf NsssA CsssssS wsi sspsma q
sAsss s6sssss b. ths esasMse esass al si1 CONSERVE
ssse sss ssasssaae asey-4Mss-sssasssr esssss
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-27

/. MASS MEETING IN PERQumANs-We return our
'As 70 the Committee for an invitation to be
r. e.ssens At Democratic Mass Meeting At Cedar
1--we, Perquimans, on the 28th instant We 70
l Is' mat 1t is not in our power to attend w
meeting - -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-27
FOR CONGRESS:
T.. OBJ. B r A n CHI,
OF WAKE

,.ws OF NORTH.CAROLlNA,l s5s-'s9.
We have few copies of the Laws Of the last
co,eral Assembly, which we will send by mail,
sos,ve paid on receipt of the prices annexed:
Bound volume, 50 90
In Paper cover, . 90
HOLDEN & WILSON.
Juy p, 1852
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-27

HhvU 1UUnaB oNnHR
- S.-Axx. a - n
49, $1,000
49, - 49, s. s8N ySc18 6S16o
ugey2-N.S.s.s..A nUSnSsv 49,
o9a6-06 IS go @ >Snnnsk
e~ss . 60 go = assaa.A - - 0686
49,
s~
suHpvsn uAaxn1 -,
wasssnss-s>, -, -
Sss.. ~~s % 49, - . = . ssSH SSS
~ sNs = q sse - 49, - - = =
ss~ss.s s~~ss = sss rsa q. d b
~ - -. -.
8 NJ sss = q = = = r. 81 - -SSSS
ssssa1A-& ~. rs~ssas q % sA~s - I'D
.. o.. ss.. - ;,
~A-I-'"&
sxssMsNcAs aA&x&8
Lwnsss-ss. Ass.ass ssss-. s~.SSs -
So 90 sa 49, HswwSu = $1,000 aS
sps-a ne ssss sssss o saO % Q 60
tsssSt. s.assv sss. . - s-~as.-~nsss
s%s Nv s. ss ~ s.~ssy ss~s'ss s- - %
ess N. ss..s ~ .as ; So, tsrs~'
A sr,s sss s;s ZOOS .s.. :.sss s-- = "a
l. 4. seww sss~sss-S HQk - - -
" ~ss -. 80, - s' sss. sss ss.ss ssss
snssSs ~ - sss:ss s.-s s.a.sS
/ a., - w. s~~ . swl - rss GNeSDe
| esma.ss ~ Wv SHrk
rWessuu ~ -
%s s s'.T s~ss :: ~. g. :, 20 60. -. 49,
l n.vv- =. 49, 49, wv W. sssss"s ~ -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-27
The Ar,iul and Awful Dodsrr.

It has been shown, after careful examination Of
the Journals, that Gen. Leach, while member Of
the Legislature was absent from his post nearly
flee hundred times when the yeas and nays were
called. Of course Gen. Leach, who priics himself
his shrcwdness, has grown more artfnl ~ he has
grown older. II he lodged five hundred times in
the Legislature, when comparatively young man,
how many times would he dodge in Congress, after
having learned SO thoroughly the art Of dodging.
The people Of Davidson had business to do In the
Legislature and they commissioned Gen. Leach to
attend to it for them. How did he acquit himself!
Why, he attended to their business only half tie
time, as the record shows, and neglected Il half the
time If the people could not trust him to attend
to their business at home, under their own eyes
how can they trust him three hundred miles away
Unfaithfal in few things are the people preparst
to make him "rulcr over many thingsg'
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-27
0sc0DoGO ANo 19yU0uuuDD
0AoG00AOs - -
ysssss1 vsesoAs

F:::Hs |. q. = 4 S4s.;a
. s....:. ~ o.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-27

AVOsns1ss0 - - 60 Dnoess.
suA SNAm - IaakvO s11W - 49,
q ~ Anssss si~ss - pass.s -
Ck.-ssss m AsAs wess~asy. tsey q.
Nsssk Fssks rsxasy. jsey @
Clsss Csssk. fsshy. Jsly o.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-27

Tie Esy~a. cad l,sssss If osssss
Now ossas~s. Ssas 9s-Yxs esssss 81 esskss
Gem ass p~ss 10 csssa esa~a Awsae % ssaa ~vuA
ssss al sss ssasA fxsss ~sss 60 ssssss 81 lsssssb
tAs ssssl showcase ss tss ssssseas - ~ % ss~ss -
ms~t~< ~sdh ne s~~s tass isss s~ss. ss~sAs~ Gst.
COO ksau. -