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CMAnIBERLIN's COmnIERCIA,L
COLLEGES. F- ass1t

LOCATED CORNER OF MARREr THIRD STREETS, PITTS.
CO. ButuH, PA. =, III. q, ,.l -....s
o. Z, CHAMBERLlN Principal and Professor Of the
Science of Accounts. r. NJ. .i-!gr b. I'D. '5tH i
p. X. SPENCER, Professor OF PenmanslNp. IHl' ST.
TIME principal object ofthis tuition is to aotd young
men an opportunity Of obtaining thorough aud / Ii
mate knowledge ornoube Entry Book Keeping and its mp
pcaton operations generally Applicants can
enter College any and attend both day and evening
Tile course OF instruction SUCH will enable the student
TO take charge Of and CONDUCT scientific principles any
set OF Double Entry Books on completion Of the same
PESN GSsnIrTo wife and Leg BILE hand is desra.
bic in the education ofyoung gentlemen for
every proesson and more to thGsc VINO are
DESTROYS Tguaying themselves for mercantile ana busI
ness pursuits. This department 10 now conducted by r.
X Spencer Ohio author of the Snenceran system oil
Penianshp gentleman well known throughout tic coun-
try as an accomplished penma and also as one OF the
most successful teachers OF the age. - - -, =. -,
b Communications addressed to o. X. CHAMBERliN,
will receive prompt attention. aus2l.
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LEMAN's DEYrNITIoxs.-Dr. Par, being asked
who was his immediate predecessor in the master
ship, of the free school at Norwich, replied, sit
out learning and very tyranical in his decipline.
The man had the impudence to publish, bya half
guinea subscription, what he called an English
Derivatiye Dictionary, in quarto. He pretended
to find a derivation for every word in Saxon, Ger
man, Dutch, Latin, Greek and Hebrew. -Nomat-
ter-what the word was, whether foreign VerRae-
ular, he undertook, to find its etymology. Coming
to pigs pettytoes,' Ia Norfolk way of dressing,
the feet of sucking pigs,) he was little puzzled
but It did not stop him; SO he wrote, as it now
stands in the book, pigs pettytoes-a dish of
fond.' .fgqeysE5 3. 81 3IIIfs.i,.a
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cd a. ThOs. Johnston r. b. Taylor. .r ,.rr#
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The Odd Fellows Text Book,
nv FAsCHAL DONALDSON

by FASSI1Ab DONhhDoONJ ''.-st
DID GRIND Maser of the G. LoaSe of Northern NJ Y.
MOSS & BRoTHER, No 12 South Fourth Street Phle.
Htdephia, have Just published the most valuable work
that has been vento tho l. o. f. 1t consists OF
complete thorough calculation of the ScieeJ OF Odd
Fellowship, and explains every matter connected with the
Order that may right be given to the world 1tcontans
COMPLETE History OF the Order interesting summary
of its Laws and qsages together with variety Of other
useful mntter, and is embelshe with -ll =
,THIRTY-TWo i1APPROPRIATEi ENGRAVINGS, +
among which beautiful illuminated titlepage, illustra
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of VIM Hopkins, Esq, Right Worthy G. Master OF the
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80 81 Address ia5r MOSS 81 BROTHER.
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POETRY
FnRTuNR IN TIE FIRE,


FROM THE IRISH.
sCon Norah, my darling the turf sods arc all blazing,
Perhaps in their embers good luck we may sec:
But don't come cIOse your glances so burning,
winput 1t clanc out, like the sunshine, Maehree
e here tfxt bars, where that black sod is smoking
a beautiful meadow, with river and trees, fol
And mighty fine house, twice as big as the castle,
Perhaps, fine day, we'll have something like these!
"LoOk there goes COACH with four gaopng hOrees,
"A eoachman to drive, and footman behindi
Who knows but day may keep our own carriage
ythrough the streets with abe speed of the wind2
As Dermot was speaking, the ran drops kissing
Down through the wide ehimneyi-the fire went out
EAnd mansion and meadow, and carriage and horses,
All vanished in smoke.wreaths, that whirled about.
Then Norah to Dermot, these words softly whispered
.''Twer bettcr to do, than to idly desire,
And our poor little hut by the side, is better
Than palace, with hOrses and coaeh-in the fire.
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A BOOK FOR THE TIMES!
eVg ENTITLED
4 Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
AS IT is!


Being ratfyes scenes aud incidents in the real LIVE
or LowLY.' I5y w j.. g. Smith, Esq. .-rs. .-
The object 1hc author is represent tho condition OF
the Slave his comfortable cabin, his daily occu'
patons and paStimes, the relations between master anu
slave the mistaken impulses nd mscOnCelvCd views OF the
Northern PhilanthrOrs, &c, &c. and TO represent the
pa ssOns sentiments in their natural forms, as The same
displayed in the humblcSt lot OF society," thus showing
that in the rSe OF he stare al least comirRemt 6estOs
haPPesa freedom; and at the same to represent
class people, Wis The Planter TO whom justice
every day life, swcl 10 win tho amiubIc juls
ment OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter t-'OIL Virginia. ss t...L. gT-
"a 2-The PIanlatOI-Unclc Toms LaZncSs
3-SobTiety anu Merriment.
THE Punishment. ... .......
C-The School Master.
C-Fanily of the Planter. -'-
I'd. q T-SchOOl Keeping
S-The Secret League Of Rebellion
.. I" 9-Thc Surprise. t... Eg. ...-... II
a. t0-lndcremlcnCe Day. ...l r....a. -.
AZ 1i-Thc OvcrseCr.
l2-SchO0I Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
iI-Midmight Meeting Of School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah ~ f uE.H
1G-Cassy.
1T-Thc Ovcrsccr's Communication to the Planter.
"a 1S-Thc Suspicion
1S-SchoO Master Unensiness AMI Departure.
oO-IIucle Toms Notions of Freedom
2I-His Determination TO go TO the state oil free
dnm.'
4" 22-The Escape.
+" 23-Thc Pursuit
+. :" 2l-BuHalO-Thc BoOtblack
" 25-EaTd Times.
t as 26-Uncle Toms Soloquy. POI
27-The Alarm.
Z" 2S-AnIcTiCan Hotel.
=" 2-The Flee Negro.
4" 3f-NiagaTa Falls, Clifton House. CanHdr
81 3o-The Interview between Master and Slave.
I" 33-Uncc Toms Decision.
.. Black TO Old Virginia. A
"a 3j-COnclusiOn.
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i Session of this will be the rSt DAY o Sep
ts11r sr Each Session ri e scna1y
are as follows ,,L..-,
Miss MARGARET ORR, assistants.
Miss MIRA II. TOWNSEND.
Miss MARY O. TOLFoRD, AssiStant Primary DtPGrt-
Prof JOHN wlNKLE. Music s' DC Gf p9H,ri.
Mr.. L; r. Dc MASSlAS, French ana D'a'0'"s'
Miss orr win not take active duty tho coming session,
on account Of dc 6 Gifsnu0n AZ n0' out VIII
Miss Bliss has been for several years connected with
am IN neST g5s4 taught in eSarcs but
also experienced Teacher oil MUSIC anu FRENCH, Fus
non PROT. Winkle or Miss bliss
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
Teachers arrangements made for courses Of Lectures
before classes by experienced LECTURER anu EN-
We would again direct the attention orpnrens, to thl
apupil, will at know the amount OF Tuition. Where
the majority of the studies Of pupil arc IN any particular
class, that is the pupils grade ,,,,; ,,; ,,
If ag {wS m Sm% ancient la'5u's' s65 90
Washing for lioardcrs, per doz, -, 0o
Day PurrLs-Tution- Primary, Junior Graderer coo
session, :, s.utor Grade 1900
" Seminary proper Junior Glass; ,ooo
NJ, I SI. session. oSsss 400
S Ms9S[e class Ilsss' 1906
X" Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1000
No extra charges, ezcep the JoLLotcidg branches:
Music per session of five MONTHS with use OF %
for lessons, -l6 ~
Use OF instrument for Tally practice, 4 Sm
Modern Languages Painting or drawing 16OO
Embroidery, Fancy Needlcwork, or plain Sew. 40
Vocal Music Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
When Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Senlnn,
w. consequence the extra trouble the same Is chAg
cd as in the Seminary. viz: SIS per session. , ,o.o
Pupils charged from the time Of entrance RAJ 10 INC Close
| With reference TO tho management OF the school, we
have only say that have here Gortrneh anu Lllo
administered kindly indeed, hut still government and
| Law which all concerned must respect and obey ON
arrangements SUCH that our pupils are under the
care Teachers night and day This systemGlNcs
extra care trouble 10 Teachers, hut is the only S
system have found Teachers, who have well sustain
ell views
As to the progress OF pupils in sound learning,
those Interested will visit attend our &C
we will point them TO the members OF our higher classes
ana say-ic snnt taotmed-here are our pledges
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MEsSRS. BURKE & BARNES, CELEBkATED

Il
SIESSRS BURKE & BARNES Celebrated
FIRE PROOF SAFES. .-..
TIME character OF these Safes in St LOUIS was before so
well established that any further test or PROOF Oh Inc
met Of their being superior to all Others would have been
unnecessary; hut order to accommodate Mr. Hall, the
naietce and maker OF EIals Patent Concet Safes,
which has up all other makes any note ~ the United
States Vlcrs patent included we took IN his challenge
and the result is below by the Committee who super
intended the burning ofthe Sales we only
yvc,c not left in the furnaces two hours longer
Tho Safe which tested is TO be seen at our store anu
Nyc invite the public call and examine 1t as we ecl conn
cnt that no ono will doubt their Ic proof qualities
amer wing seen specimen which passed through the
fiery ordeal o" Tue iO'" u E r. VIOLET, d CO.,
Sole Agents for Manufacturers, No. 10, Levec and No.
&c Com. Street.
The undersigned, committee appointed by E. Hall, ON
behalf of Hall, DOdd & Co., OF Cincinatl ana Messs
r Violet q agents OF Mcssrs Burke, Barnes " 20
ri Ptsrg to test the fire proof qualities oil the sales
made by thci; respective pncpas-Teror that we nave
S,e Iyhic had In two years. IN ovens 10 le
nae with dry wood and Ptsburg stone coal or the
nacc Of five and half and during thai time we PC
cve the applied far greater Ian that IN any
nary at the expiration OF that unc on
taking Inc sales the furnace, and COOLING them 0oWh
we found that rpn casting both was III places
Iv burnt oT uG the books wclc unliDurcui ana OIL
Openng Eond books and papers enTcly ui
min ci EXCEPT slightly by lie water used IN COOLING OIL
This we found to with both sales, ana tic only
pcccptihc difference in the appearance 81 the interior was
lint tc Varish the woodwork of Burke 4 Bar les safe
Iyns entirely uiniured whtlo that on Hail. DOUG " Co.'S
marx that rorl result of this test we have no heslt9'
ton In recommending safes of both parties to the contl-
dcnce of the public. y, ,,,,,,p
r.....a I. .......a..-. DAVID H. BISHOP, ..1L
.-s-ai 8.rt GERARD b. ALLEN.
81 Ious JlIne 16, 1859. .da 3s- i#H aug24
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~, NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign ofGans
IAN INTENSELY INTER ES Sn Scott.

The Campaign of GanSs
~ To, LITER MI EsTINC Roc.
M GORE & ANDERSON, have 49, H..
in he 5 T6E gESMpAreN OF Grsrn - 'oo'.
Vol, with Map ortle battle C i%iael Sere Il
Lieut. is OF 1n' Generol SCOTS bfIi,IgaEes
and impartial acco, az pl sterling oa'nass
Picayune. Vi Ill Tic S'w.-EeIuIsu ~ \ Dir
pasl. TSe s Snq extended sketch of the ,.,
acS.dcntly connected with lie Tie Navy bt t CaL
acr having com%an a.% Vigorous style and i'u' Coa
0,S Datty Mas. IT'S ef0s' today ii aid, sie
,vSoIc VI vo Inc most gallant officers in ,ho '
place in tho 'Icn NO work ofintellect in ly"y IT,
Journal. ~ which it belong ! ~ y, lin
~ Ill ~ no small praise to the su,bor, '-t'
ngr VOID history evidently so ari Say. That ,.
g. volume full orinstruction ~, :. A1-L e,
~, r GM,iS pen, IN vigorous stye r lie WIT,
the distinguished actors in il recOlecI an,
S ; ~, W ~ sS N no work whChhas 81 ,r r"a
Of Gem Scott's GS@a scenery and cSaceTr on vivid
re- mas "a given to the public a veryattrsr,;%.s:
We find in this hook N. MO-, 's'it
men and thlngs-Of Scenery and So NE IKE descrpt
S. al" VICTORIES that we have cyc- naEcLes N,
b. We follow with interest rcr.r,,, ''s'as
footsteps o. that cOnsunatc sOIcr ~ we advance
res OF @% vsra Cruz 10 the City T sSsS
military strategy@G;%%. Ga Unsurpassed tie S ss
His original descriptions arc 5r,.,, -, N Of
@ =, mEcay anu spirited narratcr Ills I sat seity
@ sftfisS G e .rt fes n'Gucs 1s
Jirne. if'-.t g. " 'i"cit ab!tty.-N + &c
The very hest book which that ,v,r M
| Philadelphia PyeabyteriG1: Wi lias Called S,,,
In reading some OftIc authors tIcscrir,;-
anu storms, one hardly wonder at h Of aAsaD
ro,rlsa 81 productive OF tho almost cSi s
| Princeton RcrieIr 's 'he Mexican W.
Ing O1Gk Is more than !ealabc its statistic,
an sketches, give the reader clear mn rs and act,
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