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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
Poetry.
JOE BOWERS TRIP TO CALIFORNIA
AND HOW SALLY WENT BACK" ON HIN.
A PATHETIC BALLAD.

My name it is Joo Bowers,
I've got a b,o:her Ike;
come from old Missouri,
Yes, all the way from Pike;
Ill tell you Why l left thar, !
And how came to roam
And leave my poor old nanny
SO far away from home.
usea to love a gal thar,
They called her Sally Black;
| axed her for to marry me,
She said it was a whack;
But says shc to me, Joe Bowers
Before we hitch for life.
You oughter have little home
To keep your little wife.
Says I, my dearest Sally,
Oh, Sally for your sake,
I'll 80 to California
And try to raise stake.
Says she to me, Joo Bowers,
Oa, you're the c ap to win,
Cav me buss to sea the bargain.
And she threw dozen in.
I shall nee. forget my feelings
Whom bid ad:eu to all;
Sally co.chcd ME round the neck,
Then began to bawl;
When | sot in they all commenced
Ycr ne'er did hear the II Ike,
How they ali took on and c-ied so hard
The day ! left old Pike.
When I got to this ore country
hadn't nary red,
had such woolhsh feelings
! wished myself mos. dead;
F'ut Che thoughts Of my dear Sally
Soon made thee feelings get,
And whispered hopes to Brws,s--
Lord wish 1 had 'e:n yet.
At length I went to mining,
Put III my biggest jicks,,
Came down upon the boulders
just like q Thousand bricks;
worked both late and :,ir!y,
In rain and SUI and snow,
I'at ! MAS working for my Sally,
twas all the same to Joe.
l made ,cr7 lucky strike,
As the goli Itself did tell;
I saved it tor M Sally,
The gal | loved 40 we'll,
! saved it fal my Sally,
That l might pour it at her feet,
That she might kiss and hug NC
AND call me something sweet.
But one day got a letter
From my dear kind brother Ike
1t come from old Missouri,
Sent I'll the way from Pike;
1t brought mc the gol darndcst news
That ever you did hear;
NV heart is almost busting
So pray excuse this tear.
1t said my Sal was tickle,
That her love for me had fed,
That she married with a butcher,
Whose h0r was orful red.
It told me more than that,
Oh, ir's enough to make one swar
1t said Sally had a baby,
And the baby had red hor.
Now I've told you all / could tell
A ou; this sad affair,
Bout Sally marrying the butcher,
Andthe butcher had red har,
Whcthor twas 4 boy Or gal Child
The letter never said,
It only said it's cussed liar
Was inclined to be red.
Dnlifico1
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
II. II. POOIER,

II. d. POOLER,
Attorney ut law and solicitor in chancery:
Agent for Etna insurance; notary pub ic.
Will practice in . ! the courts of the state.
Particular attention given to paying taxes.
collect ng and securing c!a,as in northern
Iowa and southern Mnn, sofa. Office ID
new court house, Usage, Iowa. t!3l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
Hunter & Scott,

Hunter & Scott,
Wholesale and retail grocers, and dealers in
hides, grain prov sious, leather and shoe
findings. Opposite fremont House. Dero-
raj, Iowa. lnl3i
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
=. BIZ k.Al>iSli,

4. BIZ EAUiSH.
Dealer in stoves an,; hardware. iron. nails,
giase, sas... wooden and iarranned ware,
table a',,I pocket cutlery, mechanics tools,
agricultural mp!sn,cn:~, and builders fur.
nish,ng ste:k Ais" Manufacturer Of all
kinds of copncr. tin, and sit"t iron ware.
Particular attention paid sn al: Kinds OF job
h;nE.
Three doors east OF the Post Oc.ce, Deco
ran. fow:..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
ltijaa cde!l
P. Onmn,

Fashionable tailor, at the old recorders "i-
fee. Dccorah Iowa. All work warranted
to fit, and made in the most tashionab G
style. Cutting doae at short notice and
warranted to suit
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
@. S. c. Scott. 1860 H. {. s.
Scott & Brother,

Wholesale and retnl dealers in dry goods.
groceries, boots and shoes, hats and caps,
Yankee notions, &c. Main street McGre.
gor, Iwa will attend to making cullec-
tions. or purchases Of produce.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
VOL. l..
NEW OREGON PLAINDEALER.

Published every Friday at the P'aindealer
building, 70 pos to E,gle Exohangc,) New
Oregon Howard county, Iowa. F. j. MEAD
& |. WooD, proprietors'
--TERMS.-
Single copies ono yoar. 10 ADVANCE ST. 90
" " at tho end Of 3 mo. 25
!. e 6 mo. so
1. " lie mo. 90
In clubs of ten, in advance, each 80
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NATIONAL. HOTEL,

NATIONAL HOTEL,
Postrillc, Alan,ai'ee county, iorn.
Tho ai,o,r Ho:ei is situated % mtl,s vrest 81
McErcgor. on Che rir~o :uasd: il large AND
cu.,iu,oip ipis. and i.n, connected with il ,ile
beat barn OF tho road. attentive .,..!.yr
c,Hr'oycd.
(n l6-!y Il. i. FIELD, Proprietor.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

THE PLAINDEALER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Being we'll supplied with everything neces'
sary to do good work, in a neat and salts
factory style, We are prepared 10 execute
everv description OF
Hand-Bills,
Circulars,
Bill-Heads,
Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Cards,
PRINTING IN COLORS, &C.,
~ At the lowest cash prices, -G
In a style unsurpassed by any establish
nasut in the West.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-11-23
Mrs. Child and the Insurgent
Brown.

Some imperfect extracts from the an
neyed letters having been published, says.
the Richmond Enquirer, we have thought
it advisable, to a correct understanding
Of the subject, to give the entire cores
pondence. Mrs. L. Maria Child (who
asked to be allowed to nurse and
4 'soothe" the insurrectionist, Brown) has
heretofore been known in this section as
an authoress Of some pretension, whose
literary contributions have served to fll
up the columns Of one or two Northern
periodicals. Hereafter she will be re-
garded, in the South at least, as be-
longing to the Harriet Beecher Stowe
''circle;;p asone whose morbid enthusiasm
and fanatical zeal have beclouded and
vitiated a Judgment, otherwise, perhaps,
clear and sound
LETTER FROM MRS. CHILD TO GOV. WISE
WAYLASn, Mass. Oct. 26th, 1859. Il
GOVERNOR WISH have heard that you we're a
man Of chriyalr9us sentiments, and know that you
we're opposed to the ubiquitous attempt to force
upon Kansas Constitution abhorrentto the moral
sense Of her people. Relying upon these indicas
tons Of honor and justice in your character yen-
ture to aska favor of you. Enclosed is letter to
Capt. John Brown. Will you have the. kindness,
after reading It yourself to transmit it to the prs
oper?
|, and almy large circle of abolition acqaaint-
ances, weretakenby surprise, when thenews cameof
Capt. Browns recent attempt nor do ! know OF a,
single person who would have approved of it, had
they been apprised Of his intentions But
and thousands Of others, feel a natural impulse OF
symoashy for the brave aud suffering man. Per-
haps God, who sees the inmost Of our souls, per-
eeives some sach sentiment in your heart also.
He needs mothe, and sister TO dress bis wounds,
and speak sootbipg)y to him. VIII yoi, allow p,c
to perform thai mission Of humanity IfSoa will,
mar God bless you for The generous deed!
f ihaye been for years, an uneempromislng apo.
liiionis and should scorn to deny it. or apologize
for it. rs much as John Brown himself would do,
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Founded in 1882.


:
It is open the entire year, day and evening. Its
object is to fit persons, in the shortest time and at
the least expense, for business. Persons from l 9
to go years Of age attend.
n. Merchants apply here for Clerks andBook
keepers. There are probably not less than two
thousand OF the former students in business houses
in this city. There are able Professors for each
branch. Students can begin at any time, and OH
any branch they may desire, and have the right to
attend until perfect.
Beard can be had with the Professors or other
good families, speaking English, French, Spanish,
or German, at from 81 to Sc per week.
Special attention will be paid to placing students
where they will have the care and attention Of
home.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to visit the
College and judge for themselves.
Catalogues, etc., sent to all who desire them.
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Yours, respectfully,
L..MARlA CHILD
ErTER From MRS CTILp TO John M tEs,l

y 5r Il "
+ LETTER FROM MRS CHILD TO JOHN BROWN,
NAYLASD, MASS, October 26, 1859.
Dear CAPTAIN Broaen Though personally un.
known to you, you will recognize in my name an
earnest friend Of Kansas, when circumstances made
that Territory the battle-ground between the
antagonistc principles of slavery and freedom,
which politicians so vainy strive to reconcile in
the Government of the United States t.4s
Believing in peace principles, cannot syn,pa-
thize with the method You chose to advance the
cause Of freedom. But honor your generous III
tentions. admire your courage, moral and
physical. | reverence you for the humanity which
tempered your zeal. Isympathize with your cruel
sbereavenents, your suferings and your wrongs,
In brief, / love you and bless yoii.
Thousands ofhearts are throbbiag with synapa-
thy as warm as mine. I think Of you night and
day, bleeding in prison, surrounded by hostile
faces, sustained only by trust in God and your on
strong heart. Hong to nurse YOU 10 speak I'd you
sisterly words Of sympathy and sonsoiatiol. i
have asked permission ofGorernor wise is do So.
If the request is not granted, ! cherish the hope
that these few words may at least reach your hands
and afford you some little sohee, May you be
strengthened by the conviction that no honest man
ever sheds blood for freedom in vain, however
muchhe may be mistakenin5his efforts May God
sustain you and carry you through whatsoever may
be in store for yon. g. 3
Yours, with heartfelt respect, sympathy and
affection. L. MARIA CHILD.
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ADV ERTISING RATES !:
SONG TO SCURTIONIsTs.
PuBIsHEDs EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT

l hopes loves most folkes ashore, n
Likewise most folks afoat,
& But I've least pity for the sick
Aboard Margate boat,
And when hears 'em bawling Steward,
And sees 'em sad and pale, !
| says, says I, my spiteous coves,
Why don't you take the Rail?
The Rail she runsifrom London Bridge
10 the Marine Parade,
The fare is fixed uncommon low sss
For clerks and folks instrade;
In fact, it's cheaper nor the boat,
That's clear to any Moke.
Because you cannot spend your browns
In brandy, beer and smoke. So
A mans a Mass that's sick at sea,
All him I do deride,
But woman is a tender flower
And delicate inside;
And when sees 'em stoop their heads,
Unable to contain,
8 5f.
/ feels inclined to kick the brutes
That brought 'em on the main.
Their little small small contrary ways
Which theiy delight to show,
AS oyer to the windard side
When i'll they always go,
And safe to rush where Neptune's splash
Has made the seats a slop,
These fads Of theirs amuses me
When fctehidg of my mop
pities them, and pities more
The little children small,
AS never ought for to be brought
Ahoarda boat tail,
And when they reaches, pretty dears
Andthowls in grief and woe,
I'm savage with their parents, like,
y Which brings them to be so.
Undoing Of the good they. done
/ By visiting the Sea
But many folks is precious Monks,
As it appears to me. @
Our Capting's observation should
Beconstant kept in mind,
/" EcoEomy as makes US sick
Is Of the spurious" --JIA swoBBER.
@ 81 e Puneh
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Copper Sfeaan Sugar Train,
FOR SALE At A RlRGAiNi

HAVE in my Work Shop three new Copper
EvapoFating Pans with Copper Worms in each,
Copper Curbmg and Troughs, with Brass syrup
supply Cock, 2! Brass Steam Cock in each, and
8 inchsDischarge Cocks in each with inch Brass
Wash Valves and Copper Syrup and Iron Con-
dense Pipe and Condensors, all complete for the
sum of Eighteen Hundred Dolta*,tslS00 009,
They are the same in every particular as those
now in use on Plantations offs. 0. Nelson, Esq, Of
st. Marys, Gen. R. G. Camp Of Iberville, and
others; they will make from - to 30 Hossheads
Of Sugar every "a hours; are made Of best mate
rial and manner Of Workmanship and will be fully
guaranteed.
~ Please address
DANIEL EDWARDS,
IS, 80, 50 New Leyee, New Orleans.
Aug II, lS5S-3m $
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an Estray taken upby John Boyd,
n on Bayou Clear, about 20 niles from /zSy-asssS
Alexandria, dark bay Mare, IS hands =
high both hind feet white, a small white or frosty
blaze on forehead, spanish brand on right shoulder,
about years old appraised hy +. r, Mcbride and
j. R. Mathews, to be worth S20in cash.
Now, therefore oil persons Interested is hereby
notified to come forward within sixty days from
date hereof, prove property, pay charges and take
her away or said estray will be sold according to
law. j, A. WISE. j. p.
oct26-2m. Lamoume Ward,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-11-23
( Important Notice
TO SUGAR PLANTERS!

GARONDELET REFINERY And tBLSUl~
.PHI7E or LLlfE WORKS. /.
New ORLEANS, 2sth Sept, 1859
THE very liberal patronage Of which have been
e the honored recipient, at the Sugar Planters
hands, for MY Bi-suIpE,ite. of Lime, has
stimulated me to further efforts to expand the area
ofmy business
The extent, dimensions, and perfectbility Of the
machinery employed at my Works, the quantity
and quality of the materials on hand, the economy
and facility Of labor which have lately introduced
there; the determination have taken this year to
devote all my time, attention. and energy to their
interior management; all combined, place me in
the position of being able to supply any quantity
of Bi-sulphite of Lime that may be required for
tile consumption of the State, and of lorering the
price Of this eua1atad1e chemical agent One Dollai.
per BARREL
! shall, therefore, from this date to the end Of
the season, sell my BiSulphite af Lime, of to3l0
degrees Beaume, at FIVE DOLLARS PER. BAR
REL-Ffee Of Dgayage.
TyTGEp IT tITyE t
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IN S U r A N @ {
The following Companys have complied with the
Law Of the State of Louisiana in relation to agen
cies Of Foreign Insurance Companys:
TFI0S. ASKEW, State Collector.
ADAM GIFFEN, City Treasurer.
No.. Q,l,o.u J.na y 1o-n
New Orleans, June Z, 1859.

Il )
HONE NESUR4NCE COMPANY. of New
York
HdRTTORD LNsURAEcE COMPANY o
Hartford, Connecticut. q
,SPRLYGFIELD FIRE AND MAR IN
'sGRANCE COMPANY, Springfield, Massa.
.ehusetts.
HI-NPDEE LNSUR4NC.E COMPANY, Of
Springfield Massachusetts.
ATLANTIC FIRE AND sN1fRINE. LNSU.
RANCE COMPANY, Providence, R. I.
FIRE, Marine, RIVER And HULL IN
NtfadELE. Stocks of Merchandise, Buildings,
furniture, Manufacturing Establishments, Freight
Lists &c., covered against loss or damage by Fire
and theperils of Navigation.
P0L40lES issued in and out of this city, and a
return Of twenty per cent. made in cash.
P0LiCIEJS issued for the country, without the
country clause.
POLICIES, MARINE AND R{lyER, issued
nand out of this city, to cover Merchandise and
lotion, and unconditional return of twenty per
cent made at settlement On the first OF each
month.
The CAPITAL of the above. companys is all
Hd up in Cash, with large Surplus.
Alt losses adjusted and promptly paid in this
city, in CASH.
Tie best Of references given in and out Of this
city, on application at the Office.
?. FAIRCHILD, AGgNr,
slg24-3m 10 St. Charles ST., New Orleans. !.
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BLOOMFIELD Dc STEEL, +
No. 60 CAMP. STREET,

NEW ORLEANS.
Have always on hand large and complete assort-
Tent Of SCHOOL BOOKS, comprising works on
s,ra4REHATTGS, CHEMISTRY, >fIILOS0-
- PLY, HISTORIES, GE0GRdPHIES,
B0TANY, 4NdT'URAL HISTORIES,
SURVEYING, EL0CLfIIONS,
sl NOR1L md 1N1ELLEC1-
-. J4L PHILOSOPHY,
&C., &c
A l. S O
FRENCH, LATIN,
r GREEK, SPANISH,
WALL1N, AND HEBREW
s G n o o L vi B O o K s !,
Of the most approved Authors, for sale at Pub
i.hers prices by BLOOMFIELD g. STEEL,
No. 60 Camp Street, New Orleans.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-11-23

4 NEGRO COTTON made in Texas, the best article
IN ever seen in this market, at 121 cents, also a
| ] fine lot of Negro Shoes at slS per dozen; and
general stock of Linseys and Kerseys, which will
be sold at two per profit centby S.W. Il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-09

BUSINESS IN ALBEMARLE.-It was a general re-
mark on Monday last, that there vas less bust
ness transacted on our Court Green than for ma
ny previous terms of the County Court. The same
remark might have been made with equal truth
at the business transacted by the Court. The on
iy persons whom we saw eagerly bent upon bust
ness, we're some three or four guano agents from
Alexandria, but tey did not seem 70 be doing as
much az they expected. owing doubtless t" the
tact that aaarra cement has been made for chear
"i quick transportation between alexandria and
tbs e.uh'y.-- charlottesville A1rofS1e.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-09
TO the Planters and Farmers who Trade

AND SEND THEIR PRODUCE TO LYNCIIBURG.
FGNHL open, the field Is clear with To
Il bnccu, Wheat, and other product
The IN per have died natural death
yranncal disease. since the Board of Trade withdrew
lection from lem by repenng its objectionable acis which
would have pnssei but for them.
GEORGE sTEPrOE Is still selling Tofarcn at the same
he has all the time charged, which -
loose parcels under 800 bounds; ~ for NIL
under 1000 pounds 400 for all 100, pounds and 80
all hogshraIs.
He asks the Planters and Farmers sustain him
him their tobacco and other produce he with the
other Independent commission merchanirl
sustained their rights
mcns souls"
when not al the Warehouses. Jul,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-09

We would eall the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement Of Cark's Philadelphia Gift
Book Enterprise, found in another column Of to-
days paner. The references given by this con
Germ are of the highest order, and warrant the be-
l!et tl1ns business is done by this house on the
nr'nclple Of integrity and honor. Ser the aleer
'isemen', and send for catalogue, which will be
mailed free to any address.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-09
MARRIED.

o. Tuesday evening, August 81. in Buchanan,
nt the "sileace 9" the hri les Uncle, Mr.. JORDAN
aNTgoNf. Capt: WV. G. WHITE. U. S. N. to Miss
ATSs y. IIAxNIR, all Of the above named place.
Petersburg AID Norfolk papers please copy
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M. II. BOHANNAN.
Ganeral Agent & Collector. and Notary Public

For L.n:hJur3 and de County Of Campbell.
TIME undersigned late Legal and General Land Agent for
the h Tenn L. H. Company, respectfully offers bis ser
vices to citizens of Lynchburg and public in general
Collector Claims within the city, and the counties bordering
with claims upon the East 1enncssee lrna Road
AS Notary PuBLo he will attend 10 the tab ing of Deposi
tons and IL any aplertaning Ia the Office
He IL a end to the Hiring Of Negroesscuring to them
good homes and the good prices and responsible
hircrs . " -, -
H,p ~ ~ I'm ~ 81. l.. BOHANNAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-09
LYNCnBURG FEMALE COLLEGE,

HNE exercises Of this Institution will be the
first Monday In September with Full Corps Of Profes-
ample facilities instruction In all the branches
study pertaining a
MISREPRESENTATION in English for term of Ave monhs,
42O; In Latin French el0 In Music &23 Board for
months f7b.
made absence under weeks half
the Board and Tuition required In advance.
For Catalogues containing further particulars apply TO
fully 25-dAcly sAM'L X. cox, Presiden
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-09

II ESTLEMTS respectfully invited Ia eh and examine
m the latest STYLES oi FANCY CASSlMERIS, NESIlNGS
CLOTHS AND FrENISIllNG GOODS. All In really
good goods ~ STYLES and nni. their
suited Also best hek Doe skins Drab Etc Linens
low price Cassinees for boys Military Goods aud trimmings
De, Nm. l., PAGE
Anril l2.lif1a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-09

EIsoRoERiy. Robert slave to r McGowan, and
Alfred, slave to Or. Saunders, we're arrested
Sunday S.tterno,n On Back street, for throwing
st"nes at passers Wy, aud for kicking M rumpuS
gcncraliy. The Mayor ordered each If the offend
ers SS lashes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-09
GEO. u. DAVIS.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MER CHANT

Opnosife he Ti,0taia Bank, LYYCX3y'RG, "a.
nrs STABLE psi Goops HARDWARE, snoE w'pDwAnr
&c.. consisting In part Of
lonG Crushed Puyerizcd, Coffee, New Orleans
Sugar;
Mocha Old Java, LBgura BIO and ParcheJ Java Coffee
Extra and double exra syrup Cuba and New Orleans Mo-
lassUs
Large No. Mackcrc and Cut IIerng Family Bacon
Hammered and Rolled Iron, Iron Axes and Cast Wagon
Boxes;
In-eed Lamp Oil, White Lead Zinc and other Paints:
French and American Window Glass nnI putty.
French Philadelphia Calf Skins Harness aud Sole Leather
5000 bales Cotton. a factory prices by the quantity
$50 Flax and Flax and Cotton Linen, best quality;
Corn Candles, Nails, Horse Shoes NC DC,
All which will be sold cheap for cash exchanged
country produce Examine my stock before you buy. will
pay the highest CASH price for Corn Wool Wool Rolls Flax
seed and all other country produce. will sell country
ducc consigned 10 for the best market price, and make
prompt returns and solicit patronage may 2S'iis.
New Concern
w have associated ourselves together under the style Of
w LANFORD ANDERSON, for the purpo,e OF cnrryinf
Oh Lber Coa and Wood BUSINESS tie old yard OF
Anderson Lanford Co. where they viii be- pleased
their old customers.
W. H. LANFOED,
april 5dy. j. W ANDERSON.
Betting Betting.
I HAVE hand the best stretched Leather BETTING
Of used In machinery. IL Ia fastened
best and Of thickness For sale Northern
Manufacturers prices
orders taken and executed for Gum Betting factory
prices
june 9dn. s.M. SIMPSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-09
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON County, Virginia.

TUyHE Fall Session Of this Institution will
i 18th AUGUST (nstantl ind continue II weeks. The
Spring Session begins the day aer the close Of the Fall Session
and weeks The charges for the entire collie
giate year OF AZ $3.50 which e7b required to
be paid Advance and the other tI5 the end Of the @
montk includes charges for TUITION, BOARD,
FUEL FEE We ask OF those seeking place
for Of their and wards To note carefully the
advantages which offering. Our location grade OF
schoarshp ability and experience Of the Faculty, excellent
discipline thorough Of instruction and high rank OF
graduates have already patronage
College For catalogue for any particular In
formation, address T. L. WILEY Prest
aug 8cim Emory p. O., Va
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H(ANAWf from the subscriber about the
klA NEGRO MAN. nnmcd ItSny about 20 years old; dark
brown color chunky built upper aunt out;
cradle full head of hair and the of his head
hairs When last heard from he making his
ynchbrg and probably 10 Buchanan He work
the Canal between lsnchbnrg and buchanan. with
Adams. will give s25 reward for his apprehension in this
county and 30 II arrested ont Of the delivered
S25 secured in any Jail in Virginia, thst &C.
him NJ NCGlAW