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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-06-11

EJACULATION o,Ea 100000 wEEKLri
rWENrrF1TE WITNESSES
THE FoRcER coNyICTKpi
IoHh g. fttsTEEAUTBeR.
VINO y. lisa 70 yssr srPsr's.es .s Baker .sa
A syis, Of Lssssr,s 81 rae B,eaS~sy Tsbrrse<is
whea, fss 20 ssess.sise nissts, over
0r-5o, 90 pespis-ta
csss;rd him With roaad. OF sppl.s.e uhis he
theif Fs.aAs. sni the ssresi and shoftsst
y hsas. Of Detecting them,
Ia Baak Noie Ergrarers all say fAaf he
Is nc srcat'R J.dse q paper HasEfy Ersas
GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE PRES
" ENr CENTURY FOR
DETECTING COUNTERPART BANK
NOTES
Describing Every csauins Bill In EIis,e.ss. snd
E,hIbltiss AZ glance ever cOaaisrfslt
IN Chesiatios
Arranged so sdunir.bly. that REFERENCEis EASY
sSa DETEcTIos INsTANTANEoUs
UJ-NO indsn TO exansins No pages 10 haAt Up
Bat a. sinpli6sd .sd arranged. that the MercAshi,
BaAAsr aAd Bq'ias'' nsn e-s 'ss all at siAnee'
EagiisA, FieHek and German
w nas each may reed The same In his own Ma
Tive rongoe-
MOST PERFECT BANK NOTE LIST PUBLISHED
Also lat Of
Ante Priee,e Bsnkcrs'is Amsrisa.
uJ-A Complete Summary Of the Fs,ser OF III.
teg-iher with all the important NEWS Oh THE DAY,
Aiss,
AsERIEs OF TALES
FTsn Ola Msssse'ip, fOaad IN the East, IL frBi.hs.
The Most ComPlsts History Of
ORIENTAL LIFE
Describing the must PsrPle,iag position. in whieh
The ladies ADD xeRtrnsp 81 that country have beea
ofisa iouHd. These stories will coatsas throughout
ILL
nJ-FuIuished weekly 10 aab.eribsrs oaly. al 81 .
year. AL istists mast be addressed 20
JOHN :. DYE. Broker.
Pubii-hrr Asd proPnrtog,
April %. IS51--iy. 20 Wall 81, Rev YoSk.
NEW CLOTHING STORE
AT
cHaaltsT9Wa JEFFERSON COUNTY VIRGINIA.
7 RESPEc FULLY inform my CusiomrTs and
l. the Pablie generally thai have iust opened a
New Clothing Store
a. charlesioSn, vngiBia, opposite the couRr-
Hcgss where intend TO keeps Toll assonaenI
81 Ready Made
Mems and Boys Clothing,
Made 10 IN the best STYLE. I will also keep a
Latss Stock " GeH'ensa'' Furnishing Goods,
HATS AND CAPS. SHIRTS. SHOES,
BOOTS COLLARS, HAND
kRRCHiEPS sc &C.
u Gentlemen 10 want OF CLOTHING, or any
Of the above usmsd articles, would do we'll to En-
anime NY Stock before purchasing elseWhe as
intend 10 undeTselI evtTy other tAhiShmeaI 10
J, GsrOn County. Ny Motto iS- QulcG SaLKs
.Sp SNAIL PRoYirs" Cotne, all, asd convince
yOuIsetve.i
-' JOHN STRAUSS.
wsuid also inform nv friends. that my Broth
er STRAUSS, u stiti carrying on in Harper's
Ferry, Va at the Oh stand, nett 10 the United
States Hotel where he always Eeeps on hand one
81 The largest A0d test stocks OF
Ready Made Clothing,
And Gendsmen's Farnishisg Articles, TOO numer-
Gus TO mention. tie la. tasi received his new
Suck OF Spring aAd 50mmsr EIolhing and aay
10 want Of Spring ClO,bingr would DO we'll by cali
ing ob hin
ErIn conclusion. would say, II any Of my
tried. should VsIt Baltimore city, wabIlsg ~ bay
any CHATTING. jnsi call at
1o3 West Pratt street.
| Where you can find one Of ihe largest ard hes,
made Stocks Of READY-MADE CLOTHING
in The city.
April Q, 1867.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-06-11

e Eb~Fstfi-k hagHiesats tharEst vna lhs az.
sff n PsrFs ggruos. d H,sEiushta roaay
W Hsfss s,gan'sf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-06-11
Notice

TUE unferiEted andiuF " impossible 10 81
along uHh mir business pbd meet their nee
ssssfy liabilities sith prompihsss are furcrd 10
rive noics W ail etheefnrd thsf an and sfeg ne
~ 81 1anusrF sHsuisT they ran cell Meas iof
t9ta HatT. Hutruffesffcf fu rrffsrs. Thev esriF
p morr irHieuI n fhry could bui iif 10 he Issf
rfnHuvs Sting voaF monsy HBf -, ,hsIf
haFt feaiirest ~ tsst Nests I'd thr VsUsv
SAMUEL E YOUNG, a son
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-06-11

q S9L1A ~ MI - - -
AK TO rHE COUNTRY.
seas -,,.s,- NJ On. 9. isrAsr. p
=. - AZ 20. sss. .Arss. By car seams. a-.rlAs.
IAS ma Esssss-spsrss repeats hs ss.si
80 rAssrst w-si.r. As eAkis. tas bisssoas,
ga tn. iai- sils-s-.. ss.t sleep % tOas.
- 7N.sl-- bird es..,, iron The elias ls.s bssssAss.
"a ~ AAys.si,s -ssssss-s- sh- bsddsss y-ssi
- The data al wass>r. frOs dsiA 10 Crest
-, Asa ,saty ~Ai.s~r'. TIE sps'ss !. hsrst
cs~,. s..xAsss nice. frsu ,h- riSasy si'y.
- 5sGts tAvs- ssy. fso.a the si@ Asse sss'ssi
Tz-ssisist ksesta.. BY orr dsos - ssssuy
: sxiscss ~ s:As- aa,are ks's
-, rAssxA ass, sasws .. iAs sod . -Akiss.
TAs s.asia 70 Sss dsoI-..Ss ssssa;
sAs ya.As. spwssd tho s~srd already.
To.po, With .sa,hias The early srsss-
No I.ys 80 isyoss 90 these go wsresed
Ftos ~ir prisos N nsiSea's bo-srJ
No vsnPersi blsos oftss grsss- hose eAs@ssf
HI. halt the ehsfus q ths Issa's hrst fausr
wet ths,e susst lays eftAs ssriy ,essss.
AL tLs.e f.ir ,iEAu Of 10. saasy days.
Ar. oely sweet shsa Ne fosAiy li'sss,
Asd oaly i.sr -Ass .. fOsdiJ gaze
TAsts % ~ sI0sy IN star Os slsssoa
. - T,R lOsisd spea sy iOSisg sy.i
Thsrs 20 ss ksgrsaes % AFsii Sssssss
TN SrsstAsd -',h Joy =. tssJ ~ssdsrI'
cose, J.Ia. dear, Gorths spsSssi.S -iliS~s.
uHTAs sp.sisx as-sr .sd the slss~iSg BROOKS,
~ Asd hoiio-. grsss ). the srv-~si,suE
fhsw ds-sr efsssa,y frca thy gisd locks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-06-11
FoR WAY PAssENGERs.

The Acccmm odaiiun Train at IS will stop NJ
all Stations ,ssi u Cumberland and the EIptcs
a. Stations Beyond Piedmont going west East.
wardly, the Mail tain leaves Wheeling al IS a.
N. ADD Accommodation leaves Cumberland at
20 reaching Baltimore at 5 45 p. m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-06-11

4 LAngE go Gss-ia s,ess q Gsoopatps
Ny I, 49, 70
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-06-11

e ~ atsl aaa - ssrsau as.. " raFff, iif-
iagia ouham q c. sas zoe over s4f sirea
- tsgs ssa ~ ~ cars % Ne Nrfa Csftass
Aslirsae
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-06-11
FREDERICK FEMiLE SEMINARI,

FREDERICK CITY, MD.
SCHOLARS viii te 90 isvrd a. any time dur
- ins tae year, and viii &c charged fTUm %,
Gale vi their r4tGspc- - The -nd oI the Schulaa;e
Dess. Toe ist o. Jaauafy SudId - most sp
Pigptiair u-nr Ia he IA h. e.tnIasHce
ihis I4sasatiVa Has slsatily ahd pcfman,nuv
iEctyasfd 10 bunceis Tor he las eleven vrAu 20.
-. tn prescott eapACluUs ,dthc< Sh,eh o.. So EEL
irUni 90 irci deep, stortss high became rBurs,
tnadsqatle Q" ths growing wants 81 the school
IN August ta-i the Itusters cDmtnsusrr ssntk.
or building Of he ssasr sfz- ABd eGj-rusI .ppssf.
aner On ihr Svsi sidr ~ IN, pfeseuy c,lihrr Tan
b1Ua'ng d how nader root s1d ~ul b. ready 10,
cersPsncy early N be sTrrE
IhIs stdtti0a xii eve as the Isr-s,r a M s,r,,
b~sg'Itai eAbibiiiao iuOfa ~ ,b- eity. sr.. 80.
lessons fo"'us, Is sacitionAl Airh ar, s-ErE
looms, Ana ,tr Whole q nv high basetr.1f 81 -
l.tri 40 fJr gsiRaa,idm 10 toe Won. ...,.s
tA~rc,.- "a caItus tart~rlrrt Wyslkff I.-s.ls-
prov e4rats Glgke 4 aar { nc lp.st suuua.,. .,s
c4n,pi~ss rs'sUs'ssstses,s 10 ke Usi.sd Sts.r.
Ints lusn.ution has N sbIe aBI 20. .ter. d. ard
"i T. lessons aEI TcstLrTs. a gouf I.f.,.,
eEfeiicH' dV'trHi lssrruurr's a. s1tsr..s. I.,-.
D@s aF- Pt'stFi .sai 4 sa5a'aG au. s.,,ra.
1~n'J p-icr. mar o. yfsFs a. many tar.I,4r,i.r.
'rFaihhs .hHoalH stirq.ivr and rrAnrI edo.
te.,at assny sep'Iagry 10 ne Lara
IHe hos. is N.r sstFAHIas on The srrffsTv
tHr No-Ng IA-Ir' ar. ~ rfgui,g r.. s..st
80 '-H--a 81 ga - -s-iEBa,r, s,,v.sFaa.,.
always D. a teacher.
FSr B'r,l al 7'saiog, isaiaGpg n.rstA.4
R'5us, i.'gt' F4sl Hti3i8g. a.. 5000 s., S.l..
tGgts tfnF ragEiss tff gt4.iv ta asfaass
FVI S!fcd.lfs agI-ush"T particulars afFrru
II WINCHESTER
Dftf inter ~ 1880. E.gEtfsUi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-06-11
Saddles AZ,

CHArrO 81 Csmaed sgsa,s. p, 8.ss o..
y iss ffsHtis aHf Wagaa Whlrs. b. b. ka.
crrsf 81 ~ Aislsss tiasse ~
RgysaSss n. tsa4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-06-11

HAVE received fsu dotsn steel frsme
spr-'st'ea rom p asfasf a see orB.
80 i,.'ofr - listis 81 diassai sgcs Per
Ns'sA 8. 'ss5 THos RAwuNs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-06-11

Salt! SaltlI
F0R aaamR.


A BOY sstos. q, ~, gsqgirs o lls
% ~ isVT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-06-11

SEoARs,
- 3 CABS,
BEQANa
sEGARa
.a.... sEGARs.
9e,ee9 Eitits hrsuss 80 rsssfftk
HUTCHisON a HuRNETr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-06-11

f-t Eaf o-t Wsas 80 .ofsd Mausna OU
~ gHfhs 80 tasi frcsi erf ~
ArIHls - INA Al r eAbLERt
CR0cgetts UAHbWARR saA oUEEss-
NJ WAHE abesyy r,fH earh - 80 = nst
gf,f - rfe - At L BApLEF
Aau 81 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-06-11
ZOE sALR,

a servant BOY shoai % vssfs ~ sgs +.
~ Fp'ld dhiUs fsom srfVant but rapatif II ogt.
aoof wnfE. veal ~ and god efnrsr
knasirs affta pnEE pnrlq ourIcsp
gafy 20 t85G-N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-06-11

L hAVE fsrsiEsd ffesA sspplr - Ashs p.
tstsua8 ~ iva
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-06-11

e. ~ A.NtS - uhu ~ Aakiefs who Tells
such good storisa thA, bic friends say thit
% ssSgerOus 20 ~siS 10 the forests for ell
aho b Seua' come srosod bin 20 laB~'
EWhy az potatoes and % bsstsy twtib
tain sinners IL old
Because, haViaR eyes they see not and
-AAVi0g ears they hear no,
.fE +----------.- .-.s-------
TWboeysr Is courteous, honest. fraBk.
sihesfs ,tvuiy, honorable. gensrou, aud can.
did, is true genilemas, whether rich, learn.
ed, OF lsbOrsF
6S~A obaP wbo vent 70 California poor
and subseqasntiy cane back very rich j.
bsr - satftssgsbs thSt be skates On les
sfchsli. II f H.F
eSrT1 asssTlais uhsshsF = Woman 10 pes
ssesate o. rot take muddy dog into Der
p'fi"'' or m'ke mouths a. her BABY
~ Who's that eeuilgmsn cominR up
stairs, Nelly Nelly Dat 20 gsu,ismas
GaF, asts par
uR-Wby - ihs tollus - h.ii like The
prayer ofa hyppvritsi n cause IL sa col.
'@P 'oaad % : ihosgh'ls.' ,oagas
nFTls gent sbo fossi favor ui,h us
seK has lort I, sgaia. lie 80 too musb
''ss ~ byh
XVII you usBt en- irbefsmous 20 rsspsst
zoe, dress - death apd scar Hstoh ss.ls
absai BE siso ~ brick bat
asa arrai shssgo in.Iih. is Ike q sa,s
bath - slater --vo sli hesitate 81 ,As Ef..
Plusgs
nFHels ne bees a,,uuo,snt uho sis
soaasnP correctly ibs san 81 bic 90 o.
.sS-l-.. lsIs g-.--
R1sMoss ersdit san b. thrssu assn iaa
Honent ibaa eap " hsiu u - ass
..al-..ssa---=-=-=a
GPAeysr csll 10 she as sraaes 81 doe
Yer Ebo has SOC "a aa4uuaksf
-a-aaaaa-sss.s as-.-=
hS-A love u boss l. tbs b-ss isaisssian
81 ths viftss sd softh u msn
~ rtoast Dslzs afSfssHss Es,.s 70 w..p.-
Rishsfs ba has aces pisa ~ etHsfshipo Or . syu
e EBrPs,ri-s HasHissat, tssrrst vna b. 40.
tfr n PsrFs g,raos. b H,,Fiasstm soss.y.
We bsftses asgan'es
/. ~ a aesf s-a - sssssa s..- : sassf. be-
ingis ofatam q g. "a zoe over ssf siFea =
90 dsys ESQ b 81 cars % ths NefA csftgss
Ashrsas
rsen . srihts . - 49, bsshai I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-06-11
NEW CLOTHING STORE
Mems and Boys Clothing,

Made 10 IN The best STYLE. will also keep 1
Lafss Stock VI Gea,iensas Furnishing Goods
snCh 50
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-09-11

II is said that since Paris has been given
over TO the millionaires nothing has been
more common than cashiers taking fight,
bankers stopping payment or Speculaiors
making false calculations. Since money is
plentiful, and nothing but money is talked
Of, 1t is necessary to have a great deal of IL,
aud to get it, therefore, somehow, is Que of
the necessaries of life. Apropros of morey
and deficits, there is curious anecdote.
which is circulating just now among the
financial worthics, the truth Of which cannot
be avouched for.
NJ. P, one Of the authorities on
change, on looking over his monthly nc
counts, discovered deficit of one hundred
thousand francs. Now, his cashier was an
old school friend of his, and an intimate
friend of his family. He could not suspeet
him. In despair he went to the police
There one of the detective officers was de-
puted to attend to his case.
How old is your cashier,' inquired that
Official
About eight and twenty
'Dissipatedp
mo; lives in the house with me; is a
friend efmy wife's and myself
How old is your wifer
'Twenty.'
Pretty"
sVefy, and devoted to me-
'Humr replied the detective. After q
pause: Won'r you 60 out of town for a
week! I'll fud the money!
NJ. P obeyed, and the detective be-
gan his watch. On the second evening af-
Ter NJ. P.'s departure he suddenly towards
eleven o'clock in the night, made his appear
snce in the boudoir of Nine. P. She
was not alone--the cashier was with her
Great was the CONSERVATION.
'Sow my little angel, said the detective.
where's the money! iustfork it over
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-09-11
A Pictur of Illinois Farming.

The great rnnaries o. Egypt hardly bea,
comparison With the enormous productions
OF the Wesr We read of single county
in Illinois pduclns.oyer million Of bush
els of gaaip and we ROW hear from one in
the State, Pho is acquainted with what he
writes an( with facts upon which to base
his reasong, that lac estimates the wheat
crop of llhois this year ut 35,000,000
bushels, a the corn crop at 290, 100000,
and, saysthc writer, am persuaded the
conclusiol are correct, as almost any one
who sbod SEQ these extensive fells would
be of oflkopinion.
The sne writer, in letter to the New
ark Adviser, says of one of the farmers
in Marsl county where the wheat averages
from 90 % bushels to the acre:
"Heould like to sell at once, and if VIC
will giI him 90 cents per bushel, he will
engagep deliver it all at our mill in ten
days. But that is the starting price for the
haryes and the immense crop promises that
We es}hortly for less money. That is all
we caBffer for this week; the next must
take chance, and rs TO so cents will
shortlbe the mark. There are fields here
whichfor several years have alternated'
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-09-11
TEACHING A DEACON

a gentleman of this State, who resides in
the town Of Fillmore, Meqaango county, is,
as he described himself, very onsartiu 10
politics, and besides that, is the most onsar-
tain practical joker We haze heard of, of
late. Here is one Of his jokes:
The gentleman was in his store on Sun.
day morning, preparing for the duties of the
day, when the deacon entered. An unfor-
tnna'e pack of cards was lying en- the coun-
ter, and the deacon, as IN duty bound, re-
monsirated with our joker on thi, villainous
practice. The latter admitted that it was
at least an idle waste of time, aud taking
the cards in his hand, moralized on the SUBJ
ject as well and warmly as the deacon. At
the same time be allowed few cards to fall
here and there on the counter, they living
very much in the shape Of tricks, and look
ing as if the two had really been taking a
hand
AT this juncture, another member Of the
church came in, (the Post Office was in the
store,l aud all at once the joker, placing his
I ~Hgef on couple 0t carGS on tue cuIugr
, exclaimed
Now, deacon, / tell you this won't do
The queen always takes the jack, and the
ten the nine, and so down: and if YOU don't
attend, you will never learn the game
J
That jack is a good card, but my queen
takes 1t, counts me one point, besides one
on count sor game
why, neighbor, excl.imed the horrifed
deacon, 'wha: do you mean by that,
Exactly what / say, was the reply
the queen takes the jak, and its mine
you might have trumpec with it and saved
it long ago, now tins .ark, with low and
game, puts me out
Al this moment, the Gentleman from Me-
qnango county turned around, pretended
for the first time to uotie the brother Iea-
con who had entered, loked con nfused. drop
ped the cards ana vani>led.
4 Of course the deacouwas caught. The
horrible tale was told q his having been
caught playing cards q Sunday. He was
cited TO appear before be Church for his
backsIidins, and as the evidence was com
! plcie, woull have beer convicted and So.
verely punished, in spitlof all his protesta.
tions of Innocence, bat not our acouain
tance of the town of Eimore made his an
/ pcarance in the nick Of ilne, as witness in
favor Of the deacon tol round unvarnisll-
ed tale, aud procuei ia him an acquittal.
Its said to ,his day, ihe deacon has an
increasing hcrrorof curis, aud though be
feels conviction that tie 'Qaeen will take
the Jack, aud bat tho lack can take th,
deacon, yet he ls an utter aversion oil Civ
ing his 'high, ow, Jask- Racine .7dpo- /
! cate.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-09-11

live on daiuties, such as an epicure would
wish, but we always have plenty of The kind
best suited to the student, and always clean
and neatly cooked. But, fually, we would
recommend Tuscarora because VIC have felt
that God is here. During the whole histo-
ry OF tLiS institution, God has seemed to
hover over II in cloud of mercy, and not
untrequently, he descends in ccpious show
ers of converting and cnlirening grace,
both upon us and our neigLboring institu-
ton, the Seminary The cause of this. no
doubt, isowing much to the prayers of pi-
Gus parents, but more, perhaps, to to the in
duences brought 10 bear upon the mind Of
the student BY the example and instruction
OF teachers who feel the Importance of the
soul. So fully does the Principal realize
the duty Of teaching aud training for eter-
nifty, that lie will not, under any considera-
ton, retain student an hour after he has
once been Convinced of his influence being
deleterious. Thus many who come here
ihoughtless, return home to gladden. the
hearts of their relations, and rejoice that
they were ever permitted to sperd u part of
their life at Tusearora Academy.
j. II. ".
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-09-11
THE ART oF LEAVING OFF.

1t was Charlotte Broute, believe, who.
when she was urged to write more books.
said she thanked God for the ability to keep
silent when she had nothing 10 say. wish
her beautiful art were more appreciated,
for we have too much even Of a good thing;
but; as brevity is the only excellency of
common places, it seems pity that the
quantity should be SO often wanting. There
Is always right point, beyond which to
proceed is dangerous and ridiculous; timid-
ity sometimes comes short of it, but conf
dence often overleaps it, an falls on the
other side.
''Oh the little more, and how much it isl
And the little less, and what worlds away
How sound shall quicken content to bliss.
Ora breath suspend the blood's best play.''
Speaking of this geod world in which we
live, | once heard a clergyman say, with the
simple directness of real eloqaence. sAnd
our Father mads it ALL Unfo-:unatcIy
however, that concise statement failed 10
satisfy him, aud lac bodied forth the follow.
lne: Yes, my friends, the great omuiscient
and eternal Jehovah created this mundane
planetary sphere, and that, too, without
any materials.
was yesterday good deal amused in
witnessing the parting of one of those happy
pairs who are likely to forget that there is
anybody except themselves in the world
God bless you, my dear-God bless you, ex-
claimed the lover, wirh a fervency of unc-
tion almost pathetic, and at tue very next
moment, becoming aware of my proximity,
he added, and you, too; but the vapidness
of the addenda rendered it perfectly ludi-
crous.
Many clever man has lost his sweet
heart BY saying too much, and making
courtship an Importantly, drop more ad-
ded to the sWeet-eaough makes it nausea-
ting.
Familiar handling rubs off the bloom from
the delicate fruits, and when we have said
so much that nothing more can he said, why
L~-.~- -
Many au author hides his meaning Wit: q
cumbrous load of words, as if poverty Of
thought could be concealed by any such ar
ti6ce. To say what we mean, aud there
end, is true wisdom; but even when forced
& last TO roule to The conclusion that We
| have nothing more TO say, We cannot cease
speaking wlthout first saying we have moth
ing more to say. The accomplishment OF
happily aud effectively leaving off should be
pllced among the fne arts, ! think. and
studied as such, SO that our writing and
speaking might be iess upon the school girl
model of 81 believe have nothing more to
say at present. believe l have told you
al! l can think of at present. believe i
must draw my letter to a close, as l can
think Of nothing more at present to tell
you" The book called Last Words Of
Baxter, had q remarkable sale. but when
some poor imitator wrote another and called
it More Last Words of Baxter, the re was NO
demand for it.-.7iice Carry.
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I'VE Laye only one hundred and twenty.

I'VE have only one hundred aud twenty
FIVE thousand francs left
sNever mind that will DO. Now con-
tinued the detective, having got bold of the
money. my dear sir, bid this lady goodbye.
This gentleman is going so' Havrc, and
thence to America.
Expostnlation was in vain. The lover
was escorted to the Havre, generously Civ
en- ten thousand francs BY the detective
and is now, for aught l know, winning the
hearts of some Of the bellies ut Cape MAY,
as distinguished foreigner.
NJ. P was astoEished and ovcrioyed
at recovering SO large portion of bis men
ey. His wife is more devoted to him than
ever. He has told her bow his cashier de-
ceivcd him, aud all too for some worthless
woman, ofw hon the detective forgot to tell
him the name. All Paris knows the adyen-
'ure. NJ. P don't. Where ignorance
is bliss, &c.
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TUscARoRA ACADEMY.

SlTUATEh in Jnniata County, Pa. miles
from the Win. AMI miles from the Perrvs-
vile StstionS of tn" Pa, X. Ro ID This In.
i;ution is especial nuted IN the following p-r-
ticullrs:
lst. Heglthy loedfion- buildings nearly rev
la the midst Of beautiful scenery.
I'd. The surrounding community is marked
for Intelligence. morality, and high christian
character.
3D.. Being ia the coW atry, students are not be-
sci BY temptations, in towns and places of pub
lic resort.
Ith. Thorough Instruction is given in all the
branches necessary for BrsiSRss, for TEACHING
or for CoLJEGE. t
5th. Mid. but firm discipline.
Oh. Fici6tts stEdenfs are not retainsd.
9Th. Special i'ains are taken IN the Boarding
Department To have healthy food, in sytFciemf
qnanfity and property prepared.
9Th. The cor!fors, ha ,piness and mental i'm
prorenient Of pupils is constantly kept in view
Terms Cor Tuitcn, Boarding. Washing and
Furnished Room. Cper session OF 5 mo.) 500.
pay .bir qHarfsrfy ia csr0nce. Light and Fuel
extra. Ths " inter Session opeus on the ST. OF
November next.
For further particulars apply TO
J. II. SHUMAKER A. NJ. Pm.
Academia Jrniata Co, Ps.
Aug. IS, 1857 SIN.