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W00DVlLLE
FEMALE ACADEMY

) situated six miles south of Lanrostey
Il Z. H., on the Camden Road. and was
| opened on Monday the 9Th inst, by Miss
SARAHN. BIsBoP, a young lady, well quail
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W Muslc, (on the piano.. ....... 1900
use 81 Piano. .................. 200
Doardin2, per month th............. TOO
Nashihg ............ loo
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Geo. J. Duncan, James Biskin, James r.
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Y. COPELAND, Secretary. ..-
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the Piano ordered to be sold in this case,
now in the possession of the Defendant Jno.
Adams. 1t is sweet toned and excellent
Terms Cash
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u ADVERTISEMENTS shonid be handed
~ by IL o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may
sot appear unit! the next day.
s?12IT OF THE xoRrr7s PRESS

ssiHlT OF The MORT ZIG PRESS
The I"tetiigene,r Of this morning discusses
The Character and Incidents of History :"
taking for its text the lecture recently asliy-
cred before the Maryland Institute for the
Promotion Of the Mechanic Arts" by ex Pres.
Sdsnt Tyler. The subject selected BY Mr.
Tyler for his discourse was "sketch Of some
OF tho most prominent characters snd inci
dents Of our history from 1912 to 1886" a
period embracing certainly 'some Of the mos.
prominent characters and Incidents to be
found IN the whole volume Of our annals as
nation. OF the distinguished lecturer the In
tclLigsncer says:
Though We have rot always agreed with
NE ex President in bis political views and
opinions, We have always been disposed To re.
speet hIm LOT Els honorable bearing and the
nrmDess With which he maintained his pos;.
non when he believed himself 10 De rio-t
We nave known him for a LOB 2 series Of YEAR,
N pubic and 10 private lifo and il affords us
pressure to have this opportunity Of bearing
testimony TO the Unable qualities Of head
ana heart which social intercourse with him
never failed to call forth"
The OHiOn's leader is {" The curtain lifted
from the mystery" having reference to Know
Nothingism. ling, among other things:
The n achinery of the miserable drama is
now regarded with contempt even by the yota.
RES OF the masquerade; and thousands con
graduate theinsel7es either that they are re.
leased from their vows to such fares, or tn
they were not tempted to engage IN it," and
tnat . there was not a disappointed office hun
Ter, not an Intriguing manager, who did not
20 into this order az a last resort. Such are
some OF the disclosures produced by the de-
olaT alton In favor of open action on tn. part
o. Know Nothings"
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An Aged Irdian Witness

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser. Of the
Goth Of June, says:
During the past week a suit has been goin z
on before tho circuit court, now in session,
concerning the title 10 lands on tho opposite
side of Buffalo Greek. At this trial several Of
the early settlers in Buffalo and vicinity have
been brought forward "a witnesses, from whom
were Cleaned many facts in regard TO the early
history OF our CITY, which were most interest
ing Among the witnesses was Philip Scala
quada, q Seneca warrior, who has arrived at
the age of 10l years From him tho we'll
know creek near this city took its name. He
was born near TonawaRda, and lived there
till-usiDg his own language. be was 50 -
high raising his hand about three feet from
the floor. Tho first war of which he had any
recollection was the battle between the Cher
okees and the Senecas, that took place near
the banks Of the Ohio river, when he was
about eight years Of age krsm his home in
TonawaDda he went to Fort George, opposite
Fort Niagara, during the Revolution, and was
engaged with the British and Senecss against
tho Americans. The former were driven be.
fore the Americans, and Scajaquada came up
and settled at this place below tho Salt Lick,
on the Buffalo Creek. He was in tho en-
gagement at Little Beardstorm, in I779,
where General Sullivan repulsed, after q
desperate struggle, the British and Indians
He was also present at the treaty of Fort Stan
wix, on tho Mohawk, held in October, 1874
for the purpose of negotiating for peace AT
this treaty were present Red Jacket and La
fsyette; the former strenuously opposed bury
ing the hstohes. He spoke of the great eclipse
in 1906. AT that time he was hunting among
the Allegany mountains, one bright summer
forenoon, and-to use his words-'soon all
came dark He gave many facts Of the con.
dition OF this poc,ien OF the country before the
arrival Of any white settlers The Allegha
MES were their hunting grounds, and For
George their place of rendezvous This 'rslit
of antiquity has been living for q number o.
years on the Cattarsugui Rsser1 alton, and il
to-day hale and hearty. ihs iastss of az,
have made but slight impression. His eye
sight is good, his voice strong and clear fo
one so old, his form bat little bsnt
"A fey days 81 cs lie vas invited 10 20 int.
t1''. IS ia''rTE 70 took at the excellent Dor
81 i e.. e G.ily .'i1,mF,' the celebrated Chic
g.! - S.'rectSs"s.v .ie4l After looking a
TIE y e ure .oF moment, be turned away with
the expression, Ugh! gone up and left"
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- RrslRsf.

....Hon A. c. Pennington, N. ] and M
?. O'Qoru, Esq, of Nd, are at Willard.
H2tsI hev. Mr. ROife and family, OF Nd ara
at The National Hotel All arrived Ia thi,
city yesterday.
Mr. John Connolly, of Nsg Haven. a
gardener, who for years has been ysry Deaf
recovered Ms los: sense about q week since,
Whlls walking in the street, he was startled
cy hearing tho sound ofs Carriage passing by,
SINCE which time no has been able TO hear nor.
fectly we'll.
'.''General Sydohha1 Moore has been
nominated as the Democrats ea9Iidate for
congress IN The fourth district of Alabama
'...Hon- Abbot Lawrence is so seriously
III that he Is not expected to recover
1.-THE Ladies' Calhoun Monument AFso
CITATION at Charleston, 8 c., have now some
$500 IN their treasury.
....Hon. Samuel Wells has accented the
nomination for Governor Of Maine, rendered
hin BY the recent Democratic State COnven
ton.
....hsjOr- General @. Y Wool has returned
TO San Francisco from a tour of inspection
through Tie territories Of Washington and
Oregon.
Ia man recently died at Stanford, Conn.
leaving FIVE children, all Of whom were born
after be was 20 years Of age.
....Mr, Charles Fl. Stanley, Of the British
Consu late in New York, was arrested on Tues
day, by one Of Marshal Hlllyer's deputies
anc Piaced under 81 900 bonds, to answer q
charge CT enlisting recruits for the Crimea.
MADAME Adele Mason, French lady
"a years Of age, committed suicide In New
Orleans. Wednesday, in consequences of being
deserted by her husband.
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CURIOUS TYposlAPRrcAL ERRoR Profess
cor Trench. In his latest work on the Epslish
lang isgs, points ou; Q orr,css topographic II
error In 10Th verse OF the 33d chapter Of Mat
tnsg. The words which strain at gaat
and swallow q camel" the professor thinks
contain imprint which bsvios having bsen
passed over In the edition OF 1911. has held Ct.
ground ever since. The trsnslatars intendei
to ssy, which strain oxt gnat and swallow
camel" that being the correct rendering Of
the original, as appears in Tynsda!e's end
Crsmnef's foundations, both Of which have II
STRAINED ont" 1t was the custom Of the
stricter Jews 20 strain their wine, vinegar, aud
other portables through lisen or gusfe, lest
unawares they should drink town some little
unolean insect rs gnat, and thus fansgress
the Levitical law. 1t was to this custom the
Saviour alluded, intending to say that the
Scrises and Pharisees, while they strain on:
a gnat from their drink, yet would swallow
at gulp.
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ANOTHER MAN OVER NIAGARA FALLs.-The
fact that q man went over tho great American
Falls during Saturday forenoon, was sommu
nicated by telegraph the Same afternoon. The
Buffalo Expr 81, of the 25th instant, has re-
ccived the following lotter from a friend:
NIAGARA FALLS, June $40 AN.
Another man owe; the Falls Bachman, at
the grist mill, few DDS above the Cataract
House, saw him from the rear of the mill,
coming down in boat. His oars were hang
ing in the rowlocks, and he was sitting with
his arms folded, screaming for help. Mr. B
called to him 10 seize his oars. A few we'll
directed strokes would have brought him tn
the shore; but on he went until he came op-
posite to the back plaza Of the Cataract House
where the boat was capsised. He was seen "a
come up once and throw out his arms. Mr.
B. says he was young man. about twenty
years old.
The probability is that the poor fellow, hsv.
ing by some means that will never be ex.
planned, found himself in the rapids, became
paralyIed with horror, and was I'M \ Bile to use
any exertiOns TO prevent his awful fats. Who
can imagine hs emotions as he nsared the
fatal precipice, whose roar sounded like 8
death knell in his terrified ears, or the ~ ad
delirium that seized upon him at the thought
of certain and terrible destruction. Itwas al
done In moment--a struggle, a shrek, q
plunge, and a soul went home II was al
done 10 moment-but it told upon eternity
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FoRErsv ORDERS FOR FLoun.-The Phils

FoREIGN ORDERS FOR FLouR.-The Phila
delphta Ledger says:
eve learn that orders have been received
from France to buy four In this market th,
moment prices fall TO certain limit-said e
be IS per Dbl. Our crop prospects indicate
thst this limit will soon be reached"
Common State hour that sold mouth ar
in New York at $40 so, can now be had a
So Is. The desline in shat city during IN.
las; two weeks has been 62ias7ic. per Dbl. in
the lover grades, and 37is50c. on the better
grades. Old wheat is negle ctsd, and has fallen
In the same time 5a15c. per busbel.
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A Spirited Epiatla

The following is the extract of a letter from
gentleman in this city to friend in Prince
William County, Virginia, which has been
furnished to us for publication, by the writer,
at our request. The epistle Is expla natory of
itself, and therefore needs no comments from
US. We may say, however, that it is "as rich
as cream:''
WAsHINGrog. June a. 1855
l notice your ytul jeer il relation to the
COW for which ON la treaty with you, that
she is OF genuine Wing Know Nothing stock,
and that, therefore she may not be IL accepts.
BILE to your taste as in former years"
How much you mistake nae, my friend
H&&&*S*. l sball value her fer her milk
alone, knowing that it will accelerate the
growth of my boys into stalwart republicans,
and that her 6 yielding udder" will not i'm
part poison to the innocent lips of my be
loved children, nor disfranchise, nor mark
them ss felons in their own, their native
land, papistical as they are, and as daily
pray to Almighty God hey may ever be in
life or in death Therefore, again I do not
object to her cowship on account of her Know
Nothingism for, believe me, hold it altoge-
Their excusable in cattle, where the God of
wisdom has located il, but wholly unpardona
bic 10 mar, upon whom he has impressed bis
own image ana likeness, and 10 whom he has
impaired his own divine attributes. that arc
to DO, In veal or woe, CO eternal with himself.
Might not, at the present time. be pardoned
for exclaiming with the noble old Roman Sem
aor: 90, judgment! thou art fed to british
beasts, and men have lost their reason''
frank av0w, that until the result of the
late glorious election In dear o d Virginia, tho
bulwark and Sebastopol of American freedom,
L had never fully appreciated the dignity Of
my birthright. How proud tho distinction !
A native, to the N amer born, of that dear soil
on which has boon stayed the wild, ungovern-
able midnight shout of fanatioism and in her
purified majority, undsr God, she has vouch-
safed to man another guarantee that he may
repose in peace and confidence under our glo
rious Consultation, and worship Him unmo
Tested according to the dictate Of his own con
science. A glorious privilege inseparable from
liberty c.