davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02
PETERSCN'S MAGAZINE L
SAVE ADOLLAR. SUBSCRIBE FOR 1860

SAVE. ADOLLAR. SUBSCRIBE FOR 1860
yI,IiIS popular monthly magazine will be
1 greatly enlarged for 1861 1t will con-
tain nearly 1000 pages; from IS to 80 steel
plates, and and about 500 wood engravings
land all this for only two dollars year.
This is more, proportionately than any mag
azine ever gaye-hence "Petel son" is emphat.
ically the magazine for The times. In addition
to the usual quantity of tales poems &c,
there will be given three original novelets,
viz: EJulian," by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens;
',The Old Stone Mansion by Charles j. Pc
terson; and s'Helen- Grame.", by Frank Lee
Benedict. 5Peterson's is conceded to have TO
rival for it's e. saa a1t!aI.a'a.E ,ao5ig5
Cozosed Steel Fashion Plates, Magnificent
Messotiats, Patterns for the Work. fable,
Patterns for Bonnets, Clocks, Dresses DC. ;.
Household and other Receipts, Aex, 1iusic,
- c- &c. ~ ~ rurs aal1g .goe4SHoB ~,
1t is the best lady's magazine in The world.
Try it for one year, I'LL ORR h. g351o III
TERMS, always in advanceE -One copy,
one year So; three copies, for one year SIS;
five copies, for one year 81 so; eight copies,
for;ons year SO oe sAix.se copies for one
PREMIUMS roRYC 1pBscrThree, five, eight
or sixteen copies make club. To every per.
son getting up a club, our "Album' for 1862
will be given gratis; OF, if preferred, copy
of the magazine for 1859. For a. club of six
teen, an extra copy Of the magazine for 1860,
IN addition. = Address, post paid, .s'-..
fN CHARLES J. PETERSON, 306i Chestnut St.,
Philas 'if at# a'6f 'T7oy9 9,I"csz r.. p5 :
R@Snnc;n1nns emit io,,.o nc Et-FBsr q + % T
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02
THE BOSTON, OLIVE BRANCH
tg9,Th4 TfGWFEK.LY

rs one Of the best family papers published.
loA contains ssolid and brilliant editorials
on al the i've subjects 1.-THE day IH Ute
y rav TabiitV IL creary where Acknowledged;
and it is full of thrilling tales sparkling
sk&cbesi, al 0dshA iofi tiavel and adventure,
wit, that erts Ike . raiser, and hummer that
oyerflows with lsnEhtery and makes lean peo-
pie fat and jolly;;AAhe choicest poetry, the
cream of tkehews, bundles of family receipts;
agiis0atuhl Y M6fnAtioA prices Of produce,
cattle market reports, ,&s. Henry, Ward
Beechers sermons are reported Weekly
These are worth double the price of the pa
per, which, Il only $2,00per Var.
90 3 4ddISe, HI wi ,Iss 10
HENRY UP'dAM g. Co.,
Olive Branch O&.ss. Bo.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02
Manufactures, Mechanics e Inventors
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
10 'be Ealargea. A:Me,oi N5l,ksS
ccNe,0 Series to Conanae,sce on .Julv
2Z. 1880.

INSTEAD Of 4l6 pages. the yearly volume
L enlarged series, will contain eight hum
dred and thirty-two pages Of valuable read
ingmatter useful and instructive to all class
es--The Scientific American is published
weekly in quarto form, suitable fof binding,
and the numbers for a single year contain in
formation in regard to new Inventions ma
chinery, oil branches Of manufacturing pro-
cesses, agricultural implements, engineering,
'mnwrighting, iron mannfaetsre,, chemistry;
in fact, almost every industrial pursuit re-
ceivesimore less attention in itS columns. All
patent claims officially published every week,
as reported from the Potent Office; and for
inventors and patentees it contains Informal
ton not to be obtained elsewhere, and which
no mechanic Inventor |ol- pAtanfee can we'll do
without. AS q family Journal It has no supe-
rior for real practical utility, since in its col
umns will be found useful practical receipts.
Careful attention. will he, given from time to
time, to reports of metal, lumber, and other
Every )ndambsa Yin denBaiu siIJtedln pages,
and forty-eight columns of matter, with sew
lei al illustrations of spatentedr machines and
other engrayings, comprising in Q single, year
about six hundred riginal engravngs. With
the enlarged series is presented an OPPORTUNITY
TO subscribe not 'likelty to occur again. ffor
many years. u 1tawill be like rcomMsncinga
new work---Volo j. No H. New Seniass Send
in your subscriptions .a witAsat delay, 80 ~ to
begin With the new volume, e,,ro 90
TERMs So a year2$1 for SIX m6hths
Southern western and Canadian moneegy Or
post Office staMpso take17a par for sshdbscrip.
tons. Canadian subscribers wilt please I'd
remit twenty fvet csi6 extra dnl e. h years
sHhscsiptiep to; prepay postage Ay Iteyal
discount 70 Clubs. "A, prospectus tgiyin Il Hi
particulars of the inducements for clubs, with
specimen copies Of the:psper and q .pamph-
let OF information concsTning the procuting
LOT patents may be had gratis, by addressing
MUNN& Co.. Publishers, |
81 Park Row, New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02
STOVES.

te FINN & CO., dealers in stoves and tin
rs ware, at Logan's Old Stand, w alter
street, DEBORAH, Iowa, have now and will con-
tinue to keep on hand a large assortment t of
cook, box md parlor stoves, which can't be
beat for elegance and usefulness Tin, copper
and sheet ironware, manufactured and war
ranted to givesatisfaction. Roofing done and
eve.trough put up On short notice and reason
able terms, with neatness and dispatch. Can
and examine before purchasing, as we feel
assured we can sell as cheap as the cheapest.
o3Iaaz JOHN FINN, BERNARD QUiNN.T I
2c f1-3m s O. 9po1I A86s ! ,h3GlGjac3 I
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02
We also oaar . liberal list Of !
KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE.

YvHE fftieth volume Of the Knickerbocker
Il Magazine commenced with the number
for July, 1859; and it is the intention Of the
publisher to make great additions to the lit
-erary merits Of the work.-We take It for
granted there are but few magazine readers
IN the country who are not familiar with the
authors Of Sc Leger and the Sparrow Grass.
both old contributors to, the Knickerbocker.
we are pleased to be able to announce til at
they will both write for our magazine the
coming year. MI. Cozzehswin contribute a
new and really original story which will ap-
pear in, every number; and Mr.. Kimban will
furnish q sketch Or q, story as often as his
Other duties will permit. ,zeoo ii F2fdw baa
We have now two contributors not exeelled
by any writersrin the country, cramely Rev.
LF, w. Shelton and, Charles G. Leland. / The
first known as our HUp-Riyer Correspondent
has written series Of letters, q parts which
have been issued and extensively sold n in
beautiful Illustrated volume, and the latter is
nuw writing series Of Observations Of Mace
Sloper, which Will delight all who read them.
These will be continued regularly and Mr..
Shelton viii give sketch or a. letter each
! month.-We have also several highly accom-
EpLshed, lady contributors, whose 'fayofsi will
grace our pages regularly, and whose names
We would be glad to publish, If we were per
mitted to do SO. With these and other regu-
lar, contributors and the. Table Of Mr.. C}agk,
whose long experience has made him an aAl-
faut in his department., we shall be able to
present q monthly literary treat 90 varied
that no refined taste can fail to be rahfed.
'TERMs:.$s = year in advance. - Two, cop
les S., Five copies one year $40 The
magazine is sold by all periodical dealers
Specimen numbers sent free Il of charge
The Knickerbocker and any other three dol
lar magazine sent one year for S., The
kni & s spd 5 Home Journal one year
koaL Letters combating temitt ces and every ever.
sns s sSosit Be- a %ss az
~ l'- SAAFh HUESTON, Publisher,
| 24s Broadway, New York
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02
Literary FL. Adv'ts.
ALI, THE YEAR ROUND.

ECY special arrangements with Mr.. Dickens
40 this publication is issued in New York 81
multaneously with its issue in London The
first number appeared on both sides of the
Atlantic ON the first of May, 1859, and con
tanned the opening chapters Of the new nov
ell entitled, A Tale of Two Cities, written cs-
pcciallv for it by Charles Dickens, which is
to be continued, from week to week, Tor about
eight months.
it wi be seen that American readers of
Al the Year Round will obtain the stories
and other contributions Of Mr.. Dickens, and
the staff Of writer's associated with him, en-
bracing an array Of distinguished talent with
which no other publication can compare, sew
oral weeks in advance Of their reaching this
country through ordinary sources, and at the
same time they are siyento the public in Lon
don
.-.' MR. DICKENS ADDRESS,:
Nine years Of Household Words are the
best assn ancc that can be offered to the pub
lie of the spirit and Objects Of All the Year
Round. .., .. H. .. .st....
I'm transferring myself and my strongest
energies from the publication that is about to
be discontinued to the publication that is
about to be begun, have the happiness oftak-
Ing with me that staff of writers with whom
have labored, and all the literary and eu.
siness corporations that can make my work
a pleasure. In some important respects | am
now free greatly to advance on past arrange
ments. Those l leave to testify for them
selves m due course. .-9
THAT fusion of the graces OF the imagina-
ton with the realities Of life which is vital to
the welfare of any community, and for which
have striyen, from week to week, as honest
ly as | could, during the last nine years, will
continue to be striyen for "ail the year reuad'
The old weekly cares and duties become
things of the past merely to be assumed, with
an increased love for them and brighter
hopes springing out of them in the present and
the future. ..,-
Il look and Plan for a very much wider
circle of readers and yet again fer steadily
expanding circle Of readers, in the projects
hope to carry through !'all the year round;;"
and feel confident that this expectation will
be realized, if it deserves realization. az
''The task of my new Journal is set, and it
will steadily try to work the task out It's
pages shall show to good purpose their mot
to is remembered in them, and with how
much fidelity and earnestness they tell the
story Of ourlircs from yearto gear. -s.2.E'2 .
eA ''' CHARLES DICKENS
The American edition will hereafter, be
issued in weekly and monthly parts, put up
in neat covers, and furnished on the following
terms: ASA, I'D -,,s:. I
TERMs;-single copies, weekly, by all deal.
ers, cts; single copies monthly 25 cts; One
copy one year, weekly or monthly, 50 SO; one
copy six months, 81 %; five, COPIES one, year
$40 90; eleven copies one year, $40 90 and at
~ Ill d =
ways furnished when desired. f.. -,
DsThe trade supplied by Ross & Toasey,
Dexter & Co., and. Henariskson, Blake, &
Long -. -, .-,.s.,r-'.r--, ~,
-, go =, .. J. NJ. Emerson , { Co., 70
.7,''+'''.' - 81 Park Row. New York
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02
Great Variety. Emporium!
DRUGS, BOOKS AND. = GROCERIES,

'DKUdS,' BUCKS AND, Z GROCERIES! !!
II, IS: LAWYER is again ii full blast. on
-. the old corner Of Main and DEBORAH
streets, in his new building with, large as
sortment Of groceries, drugs, medicines books
or various kinds, paints, oils, glass; sash, put
ty, varnish, dyes, turpentine, burning fluid,
camphene, salt, chemicals fine soaps, toilet
articles, Yankee notions, liquors Of aiIf kinds
ier medical purposes. 81 Physician and M1ni-
y prescriptions accurately compounded and
dispensed W Agent for all patent medi-
c'nes' Iiy.l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
- signed has been appointed by the Probate
Court OF Howard county Iowa. Executor, up
on all and singular the estate of Samuel
Worth. late of Howard county, deceased.
ID All persons having demands against said
estate are required to present them with their
vouchers. as the law directs, at my store in
New Oregon, Iowa. M fEduto
% Dated, New Oregon, Iowa. Nov. II, 1859.
g3z[ In 134t q. j. =. LAWYER, Executor.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02
NOTICE.

, A LII subscriptions due tho former publisher
1 III y of the Plaindealer up to Nov. list, have
been assigned to Mead &sWood. 81 70 In
Allindebted to me for legal advertiser Q
and for value received are requested to come
forward and make immediate settlement Will,
either w. r. Mead, or myself
-a 81 l3c4 .-oo Tr.so<.s. r. q, =. II. LICKg
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02
TIL E GU EsTIoN I.sES,
] tns@ J RiU READY gsf}T

Two admitthat eastern men are as thick, in
- New Oregon as blackberreis ar< in Sep.
tember, and, that All. IMintey has opened a
tailor shop in New Oregon, opposite thelstore
OF aIunson y Fierce, where he will lfAf hin,-
ser ready at all times to give those favbffng
nun n, with their patronage the most particular
nus nj cutting done ct all times, and warrant
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02
THEPITTSBURG WEEKLY DIS.
a..- o. .,'."r PATCH a@aaE ""a

THE Weekly Dispatch is published every
Saturday, on q sheet the size of the
Daily Dispatch. It will contain the latest
news by telegraph and mails; local news of our
city and county; news of the, .neighborhood
comprising western Pennsylvania and Viz
ginia, and eastern Ohio; correct news from
a distance; carefully prepared market reports;
original and select poetry. tales, anecdotes,
sc, and everything necessary to make an
agreeable and entertaining indepenGen news
paper and will be mailed, tosubscribers, at
one dollar a year, payable invariably in adj
vance. In order. however, to make it pen
ny weekly, occupying the same position in
the country. which the daily does in the
cities, we will continue to send it at the fol-
lowing -" Il. +".42'.f3 ~ aa3hss s (
100 .st.-.Js r. = p !, a. ed5 aG'b N
Single copies, one year in advance, 81 90
Three, do 40, dc g, to one address, 2 90
Five Five ... DO DO DO DO % 10 DO ..nt,s 90
In all clubs Of fifteen OF, over, one copy
extra allowcd.-Postage, utrof State, TWEEN
ty-six cents year.-In no case can the
names Of subscribers in clubs be written on
the papers. 'S"0' :''oH :
:. Money in registered" letters, at our
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02
THE GENESEE FARMER.

Il Monthly Journal Of Agriculture and Hor-
gra 3{uticalt,sre- Established in ls3l.'!a .a
DUBLISIlED for twenty eight years in one
IL of the finest wheat and fruit sections of
America, it has attained an unrivalled circu-
lation, and has b able and experienced cores
the British Provinces. Each volume contains
three hundred and eighty -four pages and is
profusely illustrated with expensive wood cuts.
1t is 5 mt to any address for FIFTY CENTS
We also oGar q liberal list Of ( s,,,1 , A..
.;sssqaC7ASH PR E NlsIU MS: Efs1el
as still crater inducement to form clubs
Full particulars will be found in the paper,
and every one interested in the culture Of the
soil is invited to send for a copy. Jos. HAIR
R1s, Publisher, Rochester, N " n G''''' az
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02

: 1 .o,s 80 Upon the marriage of
Miss Wheat of Virginia, an edi-
tor hoped that her path might be
; no. Hhto'w,ery, and n1e I'll that she might never
BE ihrasded by her husband.
eds n1ga SEs-a-- $500 10 I-af8I5 SIT
u Only e9 y.l he who has nothing to
: hope from ma q woman is. truly sin.
scere in her praise. Catalina. ns-
Look at the New Adverts.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02

EE-FF FlT-i 70
j. M. EMERSON & Co.,
81 Park Row, New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02

~Specimens sent gratis.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02
MORE MEN WANTED IMMEDI-
. r.s ATELY. .-sst'
~ w. C. L. DERBY s. CO.,
= Publisher and Wholesale Bookseller,
Sandusky City Ohio .

Ey Editors of newspapers giving the above
and following, three insertions, and calling
attention to it: and sending a copy containing
it, viii receive any three of the following
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02

! Look at the New Advert's.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

agWAsH1NGT TON, October 81, 1885,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02

works: .s.5.t-...r. ras ....l "a
Life Of Napoleon. by Hcadley, 7J 81 25
Life of Lafayette, g " 25
Life of Josephine q -" sr.T,rr 25
Wild scenes Of a Hunters life, ~ l %
Life of Mary and Martha Washington 25
. Odd Fellows Amulet, = r =. EEATTd725
r Z In l21 { A\A CO. DERBY'& co.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-15
NA30tGO.


IL Tae.s s~ssst. y G.. 90 tAs In sssas ~ ne ness
ueeS W Ksvss~ pv D. O. W vsss Il Csv.s~ esas.
Mo T. a. Msyss ss1t As~fssss sf CID Ms@.@ M.s~L
~ he srsSssss II ne .sAss Il NE sss ~ ne ksS
t~As Essslsy. wsn " Ceasss. Gao IL wssass.m Ces
70 Mo- Msssssss Asssas II Ne he xxas n.s~s~s 81
Ne passsb
Tsss sassas Seed as-p ssssrsss 70 ne hssvsss Il
sAss ywwsT essels e ~sa set&xss We srsasY~ss
essd ssd ~smA~s Il sssrs Nassts ssws~sssa
sss ~Ashe ne ks sesss bride sssvs ne ~s ~
sssy. 10 wasA she Ass ssss ss fvsss ssass~s &c Ass
sM ed fsss Asssssessxs ~ sssss sAsr sr<Ss s.wss
~ Odd They hssv A~ssstn WISHES See 10 ~ sses
psssss sssssss< ~ 10 kw sf me shss~s a hse-ss
vAss ne h.sss II wes sp~ss <sk sssntssrss t &C.
heessssg ~ tAss sa.s ssS wssN ne ~ sT ss
wsssh tsssAss sAsy hssv sssws ss kssfs ~sss
sref ssseAs plessasvs Awss sssa tsess end
sSahass~a ks tAs kssfd essssAsaeas a. sslesN. Mwf
sssk ssss 10 he ssAss &ss& sssaaAstt says
ct Moss ss.s Sc sssa amss TAD ~esss
shs~srsa mf rssasH4s Atw.
fss sN Ne ksse - tAsss &ss9 eYsA.
a sA~<ssss ever ssws
f.s ne s~sss ~sssh s~1~ 10 sasw sspfsS
Hsa 10 kssts s.ass ~ shspss
fss every svssss II Awepsss<s
ny sssz hssA ssssss ksseys
&ssssvs J,ss-.st
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-15

II The Fayetteville Olssyssv sIluda b q
"ansnssmsnt" By which Pssiaset Bschsasa go
Detained In Raleigh ~ thsrssy pssvs.ssd asa
reaching Chapel Hun b ti.s . wednesday 70 hss
Nov, ws EEL sure & - he vish a he Psss;.
dent and he viah Il The Co@mistss. Gov. Nlh h.
eiudsd, that The Psssidsnt and NJ. Ihompsea should
reach Chapel Hin In time 10 hear Mr. MeRsa Bot
this W., 10 ny the lesss impsaes;esh,a Ihs Psss.
idsnt len washingsoa On Monday. and vsa ss,vsll-
ing constantly until be reached Raleigh On Tssssy
evening 1t O'Clock. The large eooeous>s here d.
sired 10 - him; and he.idrs. he nsstssd sv.s-
hence he remained In Raleigh Tuesday night He
might Il b trus. have lsR Raleigh carly Wednesday
morning and reached Dushsm's and Ia :hsss ~
seven o'clock; but Il voah then have ssauisvd
three hours to reach Chapel lin. and NJ. Melsss's
Address wss delivered Of eleven. We submit
whether L would have bssn proper. o. In god sssss
under the circumstances to have pssa~i The Psvs;.
dent through, In order that he might hear ". Nc
Rae 1t eleven O'Clock. II Mr. Melssss Adasvss
could have been Postponed an hour % t~e. The
President re doubt MOI, would have sssehsd Chapel
HIN In time to have heard t.
In addition 10 this vs happen to kne~. shs,
though the President would have ben pleased u h
eouldhavesnivsdss Chapel nm 10 tine 10 have hoard
Mr. MeRae, he sisni6sd bssess be rsehsd Raleigh
that be would prefer to lsave here 81 period no,
earlier than nine O'Clock. This - bot nsssssl
He needed some rsst; and bss;dss he uss ses do
posed to hurry through The capital IL The susie
where he waa ASSURED shsrs vsrs many pssSons
anxioux To eco him and take him bv IL. h>sa
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-15


hg o. ssssssGssy $3.50 = - uulsssA
0ssssy. - n~s1VsDuasR ns1Aavo
dssvusa ~. - suVisU e - osua vssa
Asseissisa e wshs E6uA n No. HI -
ss.pssas'y ~ y hisA,y asssis..s sseoa-
NesAwN - 49,. - Ms. MIR bso oss 60
sA.iasaiony sssssssA - - s.awsy assiss -
ssssssssaay Ssaswy s@s AavssA,y sSVsssisasA
ssd lssny sAsssA m sAAsx. b - - ssssay
ksssa b ssqsiss sss;ss asa Uss - tiaa We
vili sy. kesvsss. skss aua sAss - kast ssys~st
ID Il 4 h b ssess~s b W sssy Ssus.;ssss>s
ssa - ssIiy eqss, - ssvws~ - - sss;ss e lssa
Eavasd Evssvst 90 waskissssa.
Csssssss~sas ksssvissa essssa s;sA Q ssrssl
passy. Complimentary - ~ 0ssa.siss CAsn. q
vhieh. u esssss. Ne is&sss vvss Ne sA;sf ssnss
tical
We usasssaaa ~ ceusss b b k;ss,y prss.
Psson coalition
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-15

~ BE stSsssss - rssessssse tss gpsh en-. II
ssssssssS CsA ~ G. Hsassss ss~$ ~ fssssr
IL SssAssxs JsAssrsa essf. ~ c. AssE rs. sSTsl -
sshsss. r. NJ Ms~ CAsssw A.'.ssS wAs ~ Anssk RE
kss- Zee. ssss nasty fsss& ~<asH See A3f& Asss
kss Yssss rssSwss ~ nss AasA che mwas asae pr.A
sss Il tskxssS sss Sss@t ne - = CAsrsh rs~M bee
esstt sA<AssS ~ she ~ss MY s-w~e shs ss~sfs
ksssss Ne sss hsssit ed swssSs asp~ssm h@ sAsrss
Gel svx-vss Asss ks~s ses~ sssssS - ne h Il ss
essass % Ne erssssss4ts rc1sHs
"a ossAs 81 u. svsAsss AZ ~ Asss~S GO ss s.s~.
isx Il Ne tsh sss Il esmssyss No hss~sss oss.sI
vsas II t. " HsssAssy ~~& Assssass " % nrs ~
Dds go ns~ &ss>A A. ss~Ssy- sesx Y~ssSs s~ssas
ed Ass~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-15


ce.,.,e,,e,, q, ws>, r.,,,s c.,,.,,.
Annual eo""sees~s"' st Wake Fs's.. ce''sss
II. 80. - ,; ~ "sss 'es" s'ss. 'assss.s
numerous a. on some srmsr esr..;os~: ..,l, 4 ...
quite enough 80 sss ee"sa't The lecture han ..s
", a as , sn. a,s ana ." !Ss','y ss..as.
sion. The lss;s. q usual sorI,s ,h;,h., !. ,.,.,
numbers and MANY DISTINGUISHED pr,,o..~xx l,nr.
| q distance were present
The following d . .ynopsis of he v,ss.. s,,r,,..
inrx
| "t
| "os'ss EVENING '""sS
| rS~"s e'@s
.Hsis, 90 Ss..: ..l 49,. sn.sv'
a-ososss ". ss.sss,,s. .pssss-ss Csy.
a-w x,u. s'"s -fes'e< 'r,,,.s,s.. c...,,
IN. ra;.. ;.,.isas'e-s c.sshsa- Y. sasssi
HUH, S Cor n 'ss N''sssA"'s' Iwsss.ss
-Mssss Bsn.,ss -.ns,,ss
M NO s Jss;s. 49, .. r.ss cs...,
"a D. ......sTs.s,,s Cs.ssy.
''a's' '''''' n.s+ s's'A
| s., .s'. S,I .'ssSa' june T.
.'"
II. rs;ss.Ss1 ;ii c.,si.s : nsssss' t"''
at ~ icas; .cs's.s~s
al :. p.asss .,,.rs.s
~,,.r .'''ssi'as--o"sA
.Arr-.i .. i:A.ii Il u. si.,.,sA--I.ss.
III kssSsssses: .-sssss.
81 l. Mms.ss,. s..,s..
As.s s''.ss'h and w~.assss-nsssa
Inc students. I" The '0sssosns exercises sequss'
ea ."e'"ss'sss "is osa'tae's manner. Iss
ee'eo'a.ea ''enme"a Mm"sy esea sn'Hs"sa S<
P'oeseo"ss VII" 'nsa ehoss ""s'e.
w.,,,,,.x ,r,.s
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-15

q ur%o NExfs OWN ~ lama zoo AAlG
n uss sSss sss eswsat sf slsssasss gss ssss orc.
ssss asst AZ lsSsfssw. as ssNes s~x aa~aaw g.
kWS hvsssH 80 e@d tvssiisw hasA ssss sst ssi,~s
sss Assses god @s~as~a hssa saps.~~s .sssx
s@s p8s ewes 20 ~ssM asa& ~ 10 lsssaaa SsmxD
4lss ts~p ~ saw esset ~ rssw ~ sas spus eco
o S~ei,isw ksss-s Se< sh.s .sssL $50 sssasis
s~was @sssss sls h.Msua saa . asst 70 aas
tssas ~ a. hs.ss y %. s.st anae ss.ss
lsxsxssM ~ bss&ssssisA sssrs sak 1~H milo a
hssksssts ~ ss~s ssns. b tsxsss.M
fssss O. ZEN, px-xits.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-15

Pynsssh. n C., co Wednesday s.ssssss asss
shish epnsuasi Eve ssesvs Co Water sssxsa