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~" - res" liz side. = > WM ,, AZ Of
~ nI' I'D, Va JuE Tt '
"a r Lrrrnvnr.A !, 4 v fhG IN =. t., !, ,,,,
cred M, Mead Iat!. rar,"ol her ,arn. ,,t nav
her l w. i ',r vi " 'y " receive pupils at
Sr ',rlSrs wa ~" seven var. on"rr'' Mr. Meal
iar Atl''mr he ri!rs" Of which h. rssi IL .sIar ~
m u, i',I"sr. '"'Iur rasru"l tIr same GENERAL ,l ii ,v
Ar" a ' 'a.n,ns several ., l; Teachers Mrs Elr,; Mis-
% ny 'ir assistance "I resident frncI t:"rrl - and
~. inrn"'s q liz r.ny w1;I ",m rrs.,Au household u
ms ". an'a car .. vi n Ma I"ltv,r s,"" ,:iI ,
10 %nsI'A2" Tor 81" .'In*"n 81 ,"nm' English education
plh"Irs ac. @7''' ''"S' Z
Terms he s,,ur - rh,.. ., NJ. Mail
niTH" H. r LEFEHGr T. NJ.
,s,m iAKI.OT'ritSyILi.E FEMALE: ACADEMY.
a""d"y Il, September HrNl.
: TERM, rgt ar&n,uS or rtvg MONTHS
'''" VIII every person Al accommodation stu
Eth ;. 'ou's. INC udrs Grnnla GcosrnIh,. IIr",y
q ,hhsinIsli,. Moral aud NltuIat Philosophy l.,
' ,, aud Ancient lla'utgrs, each 10
~, IRA htI Gc"n"ly. each
L; L; Ia i". '"S * g,
Music on Gnlar, ~
scot Instrument -
rr'ale Vocal Muse, >:
lass Vocal MusIr, :,
'Alntln4 Water i:nI.rs or Pastel. ..
"Ai can he oht1inn srver ailnilr- IL he s,Yp
The department Of Principal vng recently hc,,ar ,,
'''a" addressed IL the Undersigned postage PAIL viii he rrcri
Hh hc 10Th day 81 Ihy, s suppl vim. the vacancy ,,
ih" 10 have tie cha.e and sur rinrudenc, ~ e In
siiu"n, with the profits it,Icoi. = - "
W WIN id MAT The departments NmtIi
&C. l'Srh Laisndsrs. an Drawing Painn. In
"'e "r eo Ia he entire aasIciI1u" HE
ny hS vi Deems and Nj DAii"ncc whose service. IN, ne h,
CT ~ ne Pnncilai.
iku=rEEs 4 X. MEADE.
lniIH JONES.
ions H. TIMBEELAkI
WIN A. BIER
Il. X. WATSON.
Jni5 est '. ". SOuTEAIl.
EASTWOOD SCHOOL.
NEAR STAu& TOS--BY PIKE POWERS
ENilE school
Z III August aud The MAY
1h' Instruction
thorough PREPARATION Inr III" University other COLLEGES on Tor the
ctua tsinr%' Ui lie. The kr; the pIs l.. required
10 br nlLcci uHdrr the control at tic le..cle
TERMS-Fur Board a!.I tuition tel, nun,i, Am. /, MI, a. 49,
hali nn 1t OF August ana one hall TSt laiu,r tl
non i c o loss "t 'I"c IRON anY ciiI. except Iric Led
For uf;'er particulars. address tie teacher Sduntoa Va
mr. hI-ri Aupl
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SELF PROTECTION

SELF PROJECTIONS.
FIT each ,il travelling Of focal ca.
al COLTS ar ALIENS jzAsSG~->es11
REPEATING PISTOLS, which lrilorinS MIRA s&5aD ~
clus Ii he tue. they vii protect you white &&
asircI,- ceIiliuy prevent mutIuy insurrec -
luc all kdI OF outbreaks by land OF way with
bulldogs with with police For Ihcs'
Native will accomplish all that the m,' could
lue But pecauioi,l would recommend the necessity OF
riIng and loading .lsse pistols with powder aud ba
mind that they vii q" 2GEe ia. notice o
which improvement VII - gwen whenever adopted
pistols. with handsome dsSO itfi OF ell
kinds OF Snge at Cooking psn Bowie kmlves anil
low Governor ..gsst. THOMAS II T.RER
Iuly l--.Nr
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'NEN DOLLARS REWA.tD.-->;:a
~ If. lIi.I. CITY PROPERTY FOW LIE.

Will -.i TIL House an. Let, ThT residence al f.f
Grace Seventh A partlcu Eiiil
IA ie'ci"n al tnis property unnecessary as persohs4h
1-cG 20 purchase NI al Inspect II The tefss q" "a
- . ma nSw" .ni.H to nj -ti 81 70 my sui Z.
I.sin. ir PETER v. DANIEL.
/.
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UNITED SIN TES MAIL INT1I
Lsar"s srsry Ieyduy Friday Afls5n.n 90 e'cI3c..
By TIE ELEGANT S1DEWflEEL OCEAN
sfEhN SnIPS Jamestown AND ROANOh r.
C"NMASDREs PARRISH AND ChNkSpf
s'tE jamestown will be ready Tor freight to'layH Ell.
y, a II Srs AM! will receive " the hGur
y. "ciociif NJ Tuesday the l2. iGSt leaving
AZ o'clock N tie Of day before which hour lassen
GERS Wal please ~ u
!" New o1k including meals AMI fine State room ac"
p" "' ohy slo Storage passage, only So
by ;hr river D,a;s ''' " -;' "
the 18th inst. AT O'clock " ~ " f -' - :
July IL d, ~ ''"~e I'M Al e. ~ ,TSoN
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CoM5llSsI0N&Rs, SALE Of LAND.

,,rsuaul" decree GG0hian. S,t
u ia.r F. Balurtl William >nuFwuI'l admin
,:,f Sntwor;t u Eas.c uhwo aad n'ic.-,
,a!.l lfriI VI Peers, John a.I benjamin
Niss.s "iuis, the Undersigned. will sell
premises u.aIay tie I'm .y !u!y, l.a - uciock.
~! .:ai, Described said decree, iuiuNs ~
:" land .I."- ~ lie lower part 81 The c"un! al
,iuuJiala aud tie a Hanover. which The sad
Aryln!"r u PEGS resides, ar! cunminc about UI"
nmi 'Iucrr SAID nrls hi ynI con
The mentioned bounded the
the anls William SaGI!rr Fart b; r h''- ~
I rlr and RotI: $ilea. North and West by the
'igylu.. lutu e. Stuu,cs and JOHN
Watkins 9"lg the Gd whIc! The said ArAau
lea " Peers The !r deed and bounded
on ~. NH = the land Richard MrCa, the East and North
b, ., >nca ! on the West by the da u VIVA
ilrrit. decd
!.c wc"mne"rr with the first name '% OF la!! The cs
be much ready vii In sufficient T., de-.
lray the and yieSe iasis he sah! sale mbIarrs
hall The L.. comm, allowed hy law "Cin:
r, rn ..t Under and the gtS., OF The
,u n:cy upon credit and equal ins'
nyirnt t" winch The rric!:st I" sIsr n an
tie iau! ~ retained her
-ccITuy JUN NAihlNS,i Communism
lHI,.i --rR y
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OFFIFT. JAS. RI iIlt md AASAWnA co.


Fszii CONTRACTORS SEALED rrai"sais ~" ot rriFrl y nc
f-;sn,i Euc.a,a size ronny taiet'ui' -a"'
r rrrs ne oi August next 10: t= iotks,
I,,rs tyrr= sections Bnc'"a~G I" traiss
Greek n ~. H., ,-..t
r.yaros vii bank SEES Besides HE usual
tie I"uihJ estimates TIC con-
.c,oT VIII be- required ;:s ample secGr Satisfactory I" ne
Board Directors tor t"nfI ION Q" s "oN - 'ae i~- 50
inth man -9rcinei H. me CONTRACTS
pm - .r ,noyc will b: exhibited ty EGsah lorraine
En-. Buchanan: aa specIhcat"n viii he Ge'er'
a aa The CumpanJ ai'e Ia Rlch.oohi, % AID as
tIc 18th !Iy al July. - >,
rnc viii he sfn for nsJeraon Of tie hnis until the 9Th
IA, al August, when ac1Ty IfTei ohs above aveI
w.. MI ne lot WALTER GWYNN
..-c2aeiD thel Engineer N anu N -
gNHAAOVEn COUNTY COURT, June IS. 1888
on tie I5l.on Francis " SCOT Trustee e.. Inc cieo
Gr I'LL. unieTed that William o. WInol Of the 'h
.i,aars pu'h OF The ne
shel cry Richmond rrquIi ing all the
at m presses. ihe claims, we'll alieht!., 'SG M
said Commissioned fore the iiVh day Of !y it''
az. will proceed 10 take 1.coun 81 he ' "
". tfUsreshlt aforesaid ,,....roS T. -
AcoIy-TeSl, VIZ y "i.'S'o-f
The cretors nj Ed IN III! Will take notice mat III
he nf The iorsc,nr order shall on ms a a y.
month al Wv Office, al Hnover Court Proceen ~
~ SCOT, as Trustee said and fcfies
nh Hill will present their claims, properly uo |sS'
ed lhsi they may .: rePaca af0's W., ,SST0S
Jul. S--i - - " =
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,ARRIAG tS-- "a X RIA q f.S.--lhca SUP. sauHdl "
~ srrber has hand his C"arh making e.
t4h!shmeni Lombard Alley thrtwesn Main and SS~JS5
Cary, lsh and ftl slleels,) the C"lGnlan lln
Coaches Charoces, Bar0uhes Bugge with and without
tons and Sukesa his make he and
All OF which will DO sold low good work ii The
kind can b. cry Richmond and c., om
those 10 want az sc in HI Csryls nc. as al. determined
Fell at tue lowe prices sgihe Al work
sold lfat il warranted.
s-Ll&NLm MlthIAII MANI:I NJ
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NrOTICE partnership heretofore existing hetwcci
M N. SMITH and !. NJ MARVIN under The style OF
smith Marvln this day dissolve" oy hu;u", c%nset ned
May 9Th, lS5a NJ n M,nnV IN
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,,rI1:L. 10 TEACHERS.


r5rE .Iuarl Principal il- tcnr' liI@:s SG' ~ h''
a .i- end ~. the recn. rin 'H E'"
Iuy sis ..i ii Sr"' Conn i"SinnetS hs us"
.uo 20 III" Institution 81 i'r
,,u,us IN Sru,u,, ne apllcdo*i" i ie 'i'-
may addresses! To he CoIh:'c" ." - Sco"
The saiaI Will be liberal. -,
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Npl1rE-lIavns this daS soamy the business
al smith & VIM Ira Smith, recommend friends
Continuance OF their patronage with hun Dated May h, lsi3.
]. NJ MARVIN.
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e l. M -

y ri 4I.A tJli.'. Itya1r,nr thi ~ a.!saHc". 81
Without board, priGaa.y department.
asaLt ui;C .s.tsr i'ia $40 I"
~ Music ADD extra -!u.irt Il professor = iIcc=.
- ,i.oItu.,Ifr IA! reference, address
L Bladder. Pu,i;,Ll
t.Aik lAn t,,Lnllnr EnIIiN. u NJ irril Ii..rlv
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1.-THE DAILY EAPR ESS,"

sbIBSlIED reei.lrs, Va - til. cirai" A's paper il.
sued south u iaues Ever v |! Is devoted almost rhii-'
dTtInn an. rsch.mIHH I"'ir-
DC clEphaIcaIly siy'ad d iEHSPiPER.
o"
excellent medium aIv,ses F"r re' h"n
a,d and !Ireir. ra",Sl urm! - ia" ircccielr "n
pce -FOUR DOLLARS. Adde'S
MaIci, Is &dtm a.nWEW I ,EiTtUllElD& ca
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Having purchased the interest OF Marvin NE above bust
old stand, No ia
thankful liberal patronage bestowed upon The old house
shall all cuclvns merit cohtInut"'r 81 The sane AL
Will present them Ia Inc
Tor settlement and those indebted 10 smith Marvin VIII please
make earl " nh The undersigned, who authorized
c.iye All none due il the business
speedily as possible. Dated May oh, lSs3
Iunn % ~. WIN. IRA SMITH.
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STEAMEN DELVIDERE, FOR BALTIMORE
AND PHILADELPHIA.
Lear rrer Tuesday nteTijOl a. ot!NtE
vsSuE bELVlDERE Capt Clifford will recclTe,s stSsS11
freight today al O'CLOCK. for the above places
and IN TO the hour of o'clock, II NJ, Tuesday, the~
Jn,y II p, LUDLAM X WATSON.
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i,,,,! " MauIc. \ y Moore aud other pei!s
TIE ua,sct have disclosure BY te
me- Rl.Aon Fir. the amount 81 shares held ~ Tue
have tae certificate 81 "s
.: sad Moore un.eI n" Bankrupt Aw cecin rd nun
thc debt
p anuis t!l mentioned anl have The a'o'esal
Of sock subjected the payment ut The same anu o eeria
che Sc and affidavit been made and hiea hd Shc 'ee
4An. ,suye named residents Of 'hs Cor Vi.
i.naan,s are srlcar ire kurS % ~ "eh ~ '
Gs-. I,rc OF the said ur, ioisy IL Se'sh ass
w and 10 what protect their Interests III ms su
Ir,; lI-cwlw A CGpy-ltSie: EuS honlNahN, ,.IoLh-
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40 JOHN MADDOX, Wllson Maddox, John Brook an

I,IO JOHN MADDOX. Wison Maddox, John BROOK and
rIzl,nn his wife. Maddox and Mary has wie William
.s and Judith his wife. Benjamin Gamn"n and Sarah hswl'e
nd Fanny Joe Robrrsuu Isaac Robertson and
So, ennc au daughters "l ISAAC Robertson, deceased.
Db. raa ,:atrIght John Sater~hte aud Mo'oy W""ds"h
rha shalt, tic luh Jay OF Ausustin the year
s3 the HichmnnI 81 The house OF I'M lie$ proceed
Gcposians Mcaji Mangum ad others 10 he read az
~ Zone. N depending the Circuit
% 81 GonchAnd county the Chancery side oil said Court IN
ans. Others defendants; aud II rom
a. III! c1usilul scui hc be taken upon that cay OF
prncrd should he cun ieted. they will be taken The
,y Tie ir. ,sar sc between the hours Of oear!sc
~. -, sci, :. Eca ANA yoG att.nGI you Please.
iarx I,-c..w WILLIAM MADDOX.
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WANTED TO RENT. from Inc October next, c"n.r
w table iiouse Tor small family than square,
he New Market WM LOVE
tuIy 1-if
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-. -a,RTHUR WELLESLEY JONES' N D.,
;.nr RICHMOND, JULY 10. 1858.


Z. a, OF New (ioImcry OF londonO are-nr-.4-sA
a.. nu,r Of announcing the inhabitants OF
p.mnI AN, Is vicinity, that he has associsiedQ ISN
~ Tt Nh u AUul\GTUN,E. ID :. IN The I1LJ
Il nNIlSiEl taking the entire charge OF the mecani
cal lr;araisHt - 80, :. :, -, -. ,.; -. - :,
, Of Atlantic. lie brings with HIM IL experience
IN The Dentistry al these having been
spent Iraccc) all the European improvements ''ae
her those lately introduced Al lie North
whose haze br:u failures, and hnso "hoE
s deemed mpacticIhe. particularly requested 10 s
an l92 Maa street. and .cs: his skill
artificial teeth h w IA rirsa
awe sending their models pr ARLINGTON Rch'''
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CO-FA ltTN EKSEIIP.
The undersigned have this day formed corarncrsr lr .e
use OF consucne general Grocery and Commits ION llslnrr
undrr the style Of ARRETT ANDERSON in the housr lrnr
" occupied by ALIEN. GARRETT Co. and vii! kcrI c"'rn
on hand and vel! selected stock family GROCERIES %
prompt personal will be eye the sale 'i an A""S %
country produce lambs. live stock, &c. ,,,p,,,
RIO NJ. ASDE RSpN.
ri,h,,,,., IN. July i-rSl
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vINHRorGnb BY Canal Pal |" lnci'a; k17A.
Springs Sc 2j TO the H'hi:e Sulphur, 1Hgs.F&*
the Red Sweet shms-
Sc, the White Sulphur, So
sx.ssA leave Ric'm"'r IT. ,sy By Packet Boats "f
excepted al" St - ynrhourr nj 0 a
Buch 7 NJ OF The second day and al The hr
Sulphur the third day ate p. NJ
nv This route there only So miles ri staging
In ynchbury with the Lynchburf and Tee
nessep Rail Road leaving at NJ AMI arrive nnnsach al
o. A. NJ from g. miles Mountain Ho.sr
wing r. Nj. A daylight, arrive al thr iteh
Springs q miles 10 and from thence to The
,6 mes BY 10 A. NJ os than ~ days from Richmond
with only u miles ui Staging.
Shor.es, distance by Sage other than the above u
lis miles
Passengers Natural Bride Rockbrss an"
Hath Alum Warm and hot SInss, 9Th GEI5 line o
STAGES Mil mics ro the haiur 'a.c nom shenc"
save Richmond and the Natural Bridge second
day att 7. NJ, and lexIngo ut r. N.
RETURNING
Leave the White Suplur at +. NJ and he :. Re-. Sweet
at T. NJ sni l,ri Mo0aaI House Al : p Leave next
A. daylight aud arrive Bunaack + NJ anl IN Lynch
burg NJ there with the Boats leaving al T. ami
Richmond second NJ o'clock connecting viii me
Suthrrn Cars and with the NorinlH Sealons
Passengers Cumberland g. IL Far2vr, Gcd thckih9hd
C. H. Will 2y. Rici..,ud Monday Wednesday AMI Friday To- cor
rec, with Stages; se Charlottesville eaHc Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday Fare 81
FROM ri RIcMai,Hp
To Lexington. 81 tp To Rock GEM hEfinS' ~
Natural Bragg, ~ Bath alum spring W
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cO-PAHTNERSHlP.
Culartne"hip under the nm al
uAN Hi'' y ". " " X. b. IIASAll,
lore. n " IlayaII
IIAXAI.I.
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SITUATION AS TEACHER " AaiED ny a va u
g ,Iuate al England cs.s, VIVA las tal 4" ., ~
ven, wears lie !..al Iuch Nirsti AZ "si' i ~ "
North.
Sitislns.iS rssi' ~" pm. New Sn:s Jus "a
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IN cr-pr, A., c,5,,Hr - -. -. -,,.,,-,.
t ,So GohE ,,I I'LL WITH ieAoActk AND soE FL ,ES
a, S 80 49, oDul, tuAs .i's Nnhhii ~ sons " '
T w " P - ~ Hs''., @ ~ M e". ~ ~ ~ is ue 49,, ~
; ~ No., Ugv ~ 'ase y ',.',S, "a 81, H. % ~; M
~, i ~ - " u ',e e % o ne ~
2hi ni. h w. & y ,e wtn ie l p ',,
a,i ,t @ ~ .i l :. ~ ~ ~ ~ euy , w - ~;
a,ceo W,h Fe'ted cough, winch breaks them Of leir
~ az n-'' WlD .' py u.kUB tho 'heIiy Iectoll on
sus oC., We! nv uc sure " sp'n, uhneheh s'seP'
nus nus t,'c4uyhuy isiIeAis tsl ue't iclle ,1i su'cI
ns s "' W. VT eule, Is eauyp " 'ho'us VINO are
r., !.,h :! sniJ .' ~ ,r sa
a, ,. " . = :,et st'eto ~ '''See ''H' . H'.u
ET I % " 'ofes' 'S use "he 'he "seefs'S
''i r roin mas ,,, vc1san aI,i,or, p, .r3
'0'' :" = '''''r,'' ~ us s Sv'a,' ~ r. .,,e ,ez,
t, ,sG sNel @ yuT % Hnes'y ee.o,al an eieSrc
medy we have for curing affections 2" the TesGTaI9ry or
sd1sc, - ~ Di.2; Dli.NI:h * ~ ANit loN'
y. ~ AND M G ~ BG rs sAhEKS r., n, N . this rsmsdy
taken in snal quantitie. ali seness IN few
hours and wonderfully increases the power ami leibliiy
Of lhe voice
Asthma Is geheraly uuch rteVeOi and often whoiiy
slnatc yield entirely up mcdcinc Cherry Pecto
raj will cure Them, if they can he cared
BRONCHITIS, or irritation Of the throat and upper
m !" EOa m m snS rcaneS dss es T TN. N @
preston is soon relieved
Rev Dnct LANSING, Of Braokvn New York states 4;
~ have seen the Cherry prc,r1 cnrr srch casrs nf
Asthma and Bronctis as lead. me Ia eeve can rnrel
f,,l 10 rnre those diseases y
FOR Group Give an euctic or ,ntp,ony to hp
followed Inv l,rpc md faans, ds2 r the Cberry peet
mi until i; snbInes The diss,se Iftate m sas N il win
mn fail IN cnre " = " 80
WHOOPING COUGH may b, broken M and soon Gu.
red by ibe rse II cherry pect6rut
riiE iNrLUENZNis is speedily renewed by this RENE.
dy Numerous instances have been noticed where whole
willie their neshhs. Without te Cherry rectorn wee
suffering rom The disease.
pr. = - AVE- yer, HhtgM ONO iiin June, leol
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2,5uo Acres Timber Land
TSR. SALE. l..A2

.
cSEyERAL VALUABLE TRACTS Or
- TIMBER LAND, comprising abont LOW
acres. part of which is fituated on iopyhnhna
Greek. and part on Muddy Creek, within tnrec
mits of Leheh River, in Penn forest towhsn,P,
Carbon County, one Of tho great 'Coai ooun''o'
of pcnnsyIvania, can be had at a bargain AZ ap-
plication be made SOON
,;,nber Of that region. While it is believed that
75 600 feet of lumber to the acre, can be cut from
large portion of the land, the balance will aver
age not much less than this figure. The KINDS oi
timber found on the land are Hemlock, Spruce or
White Cedar, White Oak, White Pine and
Chestnut--but principally made up OF White
Pine and llemlock.
The Tobyhannh and Muddy Greeks are large
and rapid streams, yielding a vast amount Of
water power, and nre capable of driving a large
number of saw mills. They empty into the Ichigh,
which stream, with the Lehigh Canal ofioids an
outlet to the most desirable lumber markets.
There is too, under contemplation a railway
leading TO the cities of New Y ork and Philadelphia
which runs within one mile and three quarters of
the land. Through these avenues lumber can be
delivered in either Of The cities named, for about
ST per thousand fret--ihus enablisg persons en-
gagged in the trade to derive greater profits than
attend investments generally.
In addition to the timber convertible into eve
ry shape Of lumber, there Is much that will an
syver for spars Of vcsscls--a sort of timber that
snip-huilders have been Obliged to purchase in
Maine, or at other distant points.
Unlike most of tue lands on the Lehigh there
has, as yet been no culling of the timber on this
property. 1t stands undisturbed by the wood
mans axe. It is, therefore, the moro valuable
| The lumber trade of the Lehigh hes been carried
on to suchan extentfor yearspast, thata scarcity
of good timber is beginning to be felt. Every
season necessarily increases this difficulty. The
consequence must be an enhancement of The
value Of timber lands Those un-culled tracts
with the advantage Of avenues TO market, osucl
as the lands offered FOR sale, possess, cannot fai
to be the sources Of supply hereafter.
But the land is not alone valuable for the tim
Der it contains. II is of good quality for farming
nearly every acre being susceptible of h!gl
state of cultivation. drti
Capitalists desiring to make Investments, weuli
do well to turn their attention 10 these lands Fo
further information apply TO s's
CHAS. NJ. HALL.
! Office in "Miuiny Register" building, Potts
vile, Pa.
| August 6, lS53-ic
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Eureka. Eureka"
WE HAVE FOUND 1T At LAST.

NJ OW for the little ones. Why will parents
l waste hours and days in fruitless endeavors
to get perfect pictures of their children and after
all get nothing but poor, miserable caricaturo
We would say, come to our gs +49
EXCELSIOR GALLERY
and we will guarantee 70 make you periec'
picture, by our ELKcTRo CHENreAL process
that works in from to seconds.
We defy any Daguerrean in PhiadelPhia OF
elsewhere, to compete with us, as we are ,ne me
inventors s. and the process is used only IN our on
lerent establishments in New England and Inc
Middle States For pictures Of adults, tho silver
medals we have received fom the American
Institute, New York and Franklin, Philadelphia
together with the numerous premiums rom
County Fairs is sufficient proof that they nfe
the No Pins U7tra perfection.
We would call particular attention to our
Talbotypcs--Daguerreot in Oil.
d. G. CoLLrss & Co., 100 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia. Main street, opposite site HamP-
den House, Springfield and Collins' Building,
Wesifeld, Mass
n. D.--Cur establishment is Illuminated by
the briancy Of our Pictures by Day, and ly
Professor Ilorselord's SG{ety Lamps By, NigAl
"Comc and sec."
phila., May 20, lS53.--ly.
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Miflinburg Academy.

REV. J: G. ANSPACH, cnr,,or.
REV. L. KElFFER, 1nFa'0's' .
A. G. FISHER, Principal.
MISS ELIZABETH X. HOUGH, Principal
of Female Department.
EDH'IN FISHER, Teacher of Mathematics
and Vocal Music.
CHESSELDEN FISHER, ~ D., Lecturer
on Chemistry, Physiology, &c. III
The Summer Term of this lourishing Insti-
tute will commence on MoSDAr, JULr rs. 1853.
The course of instruction will be thorough and
practical. Mathematics and the Ancient Ian
guagos, as well as other branches, will be taught,
as far us practicable, on the analytic method
Daily use will be made of the blackboard.
Orhography, Reading, English Composition,
and Defamation will receive their full share Of
attention.
Draughting, Construction of Maps, Use Of
Compass, &C., will he taught to students in Sur
veying and Civil Engineering. .
Lessons in Music, Drawing, Oil Painting,
Water Coors, &c, Ornamental Needle Work,
French and Botany will be givenby the Preccp-
tress, who is a graduate of Castleton Female
Seminary, Vermont, and comes recommended
by the Principal of that Institution, as "a young
lady of agreeable manners and high lterary at
Young ladies and gentlemen who design to
become teachers, will find this Institution cii-
cient school for preparation, since there will be
connected with it, during the great part of the
year. n TEAcuERs' INSTITUTE, the members of
which will have the opportunity Of attending an
Evening Course Of Lectures on School Teaching,
and acquiring practical knowledge of the art,
under the supervision Of the Principals.
| The government of the school is based upon
the law of universal love, which enjoins upon all
to do to others as they would think it right that
! others should do TO them. Hence the rules will
he mildly, though strictly enforced; and parents
and guardians may rest assured, that the morals,
habits Of study, and general department Of the
students will be carefully attended to.
| The building is now undergoing complete
renovation. 1t will be painted, furnished with
| new desks, bell, convenient recitation rooms, &c
Mifilinburg is thriving and healthy borough.
| It's inhabitants are moral, intelligent and enter
! prising. Its streets have pecn recently graded
and paved. 1t is, in every respect, pleasant
and desirable retreat for students. We, therefore
trust that the friends of education will deem the
Academy worthy of their liberal support.
| ~ The price of board in the best of private
| families, does not exceed $ so per week.
| y. B. Students may enter the Academy al
any time during the term; yet it is desirable
that they be present. if possible, on the first day
I Miillinburg, July l6, ls53.-Gm. 3
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