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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS. BURKE ~ BARNES CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES.

MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS BURKE " BARNES' CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES.
TIME character Safes, in St Louis, before
well established, that further test or proof OF the
fact OF their bcrg superior all Others would have been
uuncccssary order TO accommodate Mr.. Hall, tie
patentce and maker of Hairs Patent Concict Sales
which has burnt up other makes note i'll the United
Satcs (dcrs patent included took up his challenge
and the result is below by the Committee who
intended the burning Safes We only regret that they
were not left i'll the furnaces two hours longer
The Safe which tested is to be Store, anil
we invite the public call and examine il we feel conf
dent that no will ever doubt their fire proof qualtcn
after having seen the specimen which passed through thu
merry o'aea' vi 'A' i' E. X. VIOLET, d. Co,
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made by he respective prncpas-rcport, that we have
size which in two years. in ovens TO fire
ma dc with dry wood and Pttsburg stone COAL for the
space or five half hours, and during that time we be-
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taking the sales the furnace, and cooling them down.
we found iron casting both was in places entire
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was bistercd ard Inconclusion, would
mark that result of this test, we have no hesita
ton in the safes OF both parties to the conf
dcnce of the public.
DAVID H. BISHOP, -
GERARD u. ALLEN.
ST. Louis, June 16, 1882. auge4
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rHE regular time for the commeneement o. inc ian s
s6er merit Each Session continues fre ea.sndar momt
The teachers present connected with the SEMINARY
Kew Nv d. W ToLFoRp. b. D.. Principal
NJ: S EfsS5i s5$55$ $SHbss
MISS MISS MARY o. ToLFoRD, assistant Primary Depa,t
Pro JOHN WIN LIE, Music aud Ger'nan
Mr. L. F: De MASsIAs. Er ,1.s:. and Dra''i"g.
iss Or y not take active duty the coming session.
account OF Providential detention at homc but will
minary near Philadelphia. She not only gives instruc
iso an experienced Teacher of Music aud French Pupils
IL Wn edSy or sSs ss as they may prefer either
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
the classes, by some experienced LECTURER and EN-
lh.rimcnter. .l1: nv l..E A.,
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tile majority OF the studies OF pupil, are in any particular
lass, that is the pupils grade.
Hoard and Tuition with rent Bedding, Fire and
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Music session five months, with use OF
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Modern Languages Painting or drawing, 1000
| Embroidery, Fancy Eeedework' or PLAIN sew M
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Vocal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
When Music Teacher ri out OF the Scninn-
in consequence OF the extra trouble the same Is clrG
c.! as in the Seminary, viz: Sis per session.
Pupils charged f,om the time of entrance to the close
session, deduction made except for sickness.
With reference TO the management OF the school, we
hi only have hero Government anu, Lar,
administered kindly indeed, but still government and
law, which all concerned must respect and obey Our
fragments SUCH that pupils under the
OF Female Teachers night and day This system gives
and trouble to Teachers, but is The only safe
sy.e. We have found Teachers, who have well sustain.
cll our views.
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COEIIE(.E,

LOCATED cuRSEf OF THIRD STREETS, PITTS
nuRGH,
O. z CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor of III,
Science OF Accounts ..f
P K. SPENCER, Professor OF Pcnmanslip.
NIE principal Object this Institution, is to aod young
L men oppo ttity OF obtaining thorough and Ii.
knowledge ofnoublc Entry Book Keeping, and its
plica business operations generally Applicants
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lHE subscribers take pleasure informing their friends
the travelling community generally that they
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vorabIy known Hotel
CONGRESS HALL,
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They had the house thoroughly repaired,
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of this House.
The subscribers determined spare no pains in
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traveller. Vi Il I-.... h u i s. l5si-, u fgs
.4ss MORRIS & JACKSON, Proprietors.
James E. Norris, who is well to many of the
mess visiting the city, lately in the Hardware house
OF James J. Duncan d Co, and formerly proprietor of the
Virginia Hotel, ST. Louis, win have control OF the manage
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IN uoMLPTrIICk INsiTuTks, PATHOLOGY, All
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ABOoK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN


Being rativcs scenes and incidents in real Ltr
II LowLY.' iiy ". l.. q. Smith, Esq.
The object Of lhc author is represent the condition o:
Slave his iudc but comfortable cabin, his daily
iatios and astimcs, the relations between master and
slave The nist5keE Impulses nd misconccvcd views OF tho
Horisch l'hilaihropsr, &c, &c, and TO represent the
passions and sentiments in their natural rms tho
dist lycd in the hubicst lot OF society," thus showing
that Tic Of ne stare al cdsi conme 6es!o.es
happiness than freedom; and at the 10 represent,
class OF people viz: The Planter, 10 whom justice
day life, well calculated TO win the aiabc jLdg
mcnt OF The world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS. ..u.
Chapter i-'Old Virginia.
- 2-1'hc PlanIa,ion-Unclc Toms IazEcss.
:" 3-Sobrcty AMI Mcrrincnt.
=. 1.-The Punishment.
:. The School Master.
:. r-family Of the Planter.
T-SchOo Keeping.
:. s-Thc secret League OF Rebellion. .
:. g-rhc Surprise.
:. 1G-IHdci cadence Day.
=" 1.-THE 0vetsccr.
+" io-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom
" 13-Unclc Tom and Dimli
=" 1i-Midnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dlah.
g I-cassy.
IG-Sunday.
I1-The Oversee Communications to the plantcr.
.. 1S-1hc Suspicion.
:. 1S-School Masters Uncashcss and Departure.
=. 21-Unclc Toms Notions of Freedom.
ai-liis Dcc minatiom TO so TO the state of Fec
DOM
c2-Thc Escape. .
23-Thc Pursuit.
2i-BuTao--Tlc Root black.
80 25-ila,d Times.
:. 26-Unclc Toms Soli!oquy.
.. 2.-Thc Alarm
" 2S-Amcgican Hotel
30-Couraec, Quetudc and Contcnmcnt.
=" 3l-Niasara Falls, Clifton House, CanaIr
ss 32-Tlc interview between :lastcr and Slave.
:s2-uncic Toms Decision.
s. 3i-.iiack to Old Virginia.
35-Concluson.
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BURNER'S
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

POWELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
HE pomico,s of these sprng' a.e prePaLca to re-
cng place is situated eight miles east of Woodstock be-
tween the Fort and Mansnn,ten Mountains Inc ne new
been Completed and is ready for the reception OF
BOARDEES; and number OF Cottages, or the use OF
Families have been erected convenient to tho boarding
These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, BLUE and BLACK
SULPHUR Cu>LynE.rT, LIMESTONE and SLATE. all having
their fountains within circumference OF thirty yaIds!-
the work Natuc's own abraory. They send forth a
OF persons daily. They are situated in flat, or rather ba;
SIM the ground gradually Using TO the south and cast until
it reaches the western base of the Munsanuten from
enchanting landscape views the country. To the
south, south east, and east, there number of mounds
rising distances OF iTom % to 100 yards, and from
% 10 above level bottom in front
northwest OF the Springs Many of these elevations can
Tie Fort Mountain, with its pct scenery its iut.
ting spurs, deep raynes and its lofty peaks
panorama, which, bold outline and pleasing variety, is
by any mountain scenery in Virginia. In
deed the scenery presented to VIC: from the submits Of
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, must be to be
appreciated.
others in the vicinity, the PRINCIPAL OF which The
Cold Spring short distance rom this; 5; Immediately
above is Chalybca sending forth lmpd stream; 4
mle gushing the mountain side, is the Sweet Caly
bcae Spring The Spring recently opened amid the
beautiful group OF willows that shade the Sulphur Springs
which is believed TO possess peculiar medicinal quail
ties, completes tho list.
picturesque valley through the narrow passage formed by
the IoyimyU he mountains about Twelve miles 10 the
east romr Springs The rugged grandeur OF this
natural dec the rocks towering to the very clouds,
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration
arriving the Springs the invalid has at onoc with
drawn the and pcrplexties tolls and nonotony
of the busy world may rccupcratc his exhausted ener
gies by quains the waters that necessarily now
around him. and partaking of the ch yands that ae dhy
prepared for the nourshment of his frail body s,r
We will state for the benefit of those who may not DC
aware fact, that large farm attached 10
the Springs havo their horses pastured
or stabbed as they may prefer
The BAR will be furnished with the ohoicest hiquois
Cigars, Tobacco, DC.
IN lie dcpar OF the house, and everything
shall be done contribute to the comfort of the
guests. 80 -. c, a., ,-or., .., ,o,,,
Baltimore in morning, and arrive here the next morn
10 Nv The way OF Winchester and Woodstock. Persons
nom the South will leave Staunton In the morning. arrive
NJ Woodstock TO dinner, and the Springs to tea
For Tie amusement those who may wish to parei-
i'm such exercises aTen Pin Alley has been erected
hath House, with everything requisite for Bathing,
has been erected the accommodation OF vlsiters
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ia Iaportnnt and Valuable Work.
The Odd Fellows Text Book,
BY fAsCHAL DONALDSON

BY TASCHAL DUNALUSUN, -
d. d. Grand Master OF the G. LodSe of Northern NJ Y
Nj css & BROTHER No. 10 South Fourth Street Phila
I'VE delpha, have Just published the most valuable work
that has been given to the l. O. f. 1t consists
complete and thorough calculation OF tho of Odd
Fellowship and explains matter connected with
Order that of right be given to the world tcontas
COMPLETE History Of the Order an interesting summary
useful matter, and is embeished with
THIRTY-TWo s.APPRoPRLATE sENGRAyINGS,
among which are beautiful illuminated ustra.
OF VIM Hopkins, Esq. Right Worthy e. Master OF tho
Grand Lodge of Northern New York.
Address MOSS & BROTHER
aug21 No. re South Fourth ct, Philadelphia