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PFTTSBURG. PA.
ESTABLISHED IN ls4o,
INCORPORATED by the Legislature sfPenn

ESTABLISHED IN lS40,
INCORPORATED by the Legislature sfPenn-
j sylvania.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
His Excsllenoy the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN,
- President of the United States
Hon.-JUD WILKINS, Hon. CHARLES NAYLoR,
Hon. JUDox HAMPTON, Gen. J. K. MooRHsAp
Hon. JuDeR LowRIE.
p. DUFF, (author of Dufs Bookkeeping
President, with superintendent and five assis-
tant teachers of Book keeping, and seven other
teachers and lecturers.
j. 8 DUNCAN, ono Of the best penmen in
the country, (author Of the gems Of business
and ornamental penmanshipO Professor of
Psnmanship. s. .s.s,
Duff 3 system Of Bookkeeping is sanctioned
by the American Institute and Chamber of
Commerce of New York, and many of the lead
ing business men of the east and west, as the
most comprehensive and practical system of
accounts now in use, and after from ten to 6f-
teen years practical application Gifts principles
to business, over four hundred students have
attested its superiority, (circular l9.) All the
| arrangements for teaching being perfected by
near 20 years experience of the principal, Stu
dents graduate in about half the time required
in other colleges, saving SIS or $2Oin board.
Upwards of 1000 students have entered the
institution since founded. To obtain full par
ticulars Of the collegiatetraining for business
and the character Of the institution, send for
its pamphlet circular Of 50spagss, with samples
Of Mr.. Duncan's writing which are mailed free
DUPFs BooK-KEEPINo, Harper's new enlarged
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BOAT BooK-kEEPIsc, 81 90, postage Sc. Dun
CANS BUSINESS AND ORNAMENTAL PExMANsHIp,
crown quarto, $500, mailed post paid. This
splended work and Duff's Book keeping, have
recently been awarded FIFTEEN FIRST PRE-
MUM SILVER MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS,
attesting the fact that their the best treaties
upon these subjects now in use.
An elegantly bound copy of Duncan's PEN
manship is presented to every student who
hereafter graduates in the institution.
DuscAs's Cory Books, complete in six num-
bers, "a quarto pages each, on fine Deny paper
with the authors directions for teaching the
most thorough system for schsol institution
Published, 123c per number, postage 17c., with
= hbsral discount to the trade, mailed on appli-
cation to the publishers, w. g. JOHNSON & Co.,
Pitts burg.
g. Call and see Mr.. Duncan perform with
the pen.
Jan. 20 1883.
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@"Have you," said young lady
entering o music store in which We wer'
standing and leaning over the counter
snd addressing tho young man. "hav'
you A heart that loves me only?"
"Yes miss" I" was the reply, "and her
Is A health to thee, Mary"
Mary took the songs. and was leav
ing the store when suddenly she return
Cd.
"0h, I forgoti want One sweet kis
before We part"
Z We lett and can't say whether she OBJ
tained it or not.
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An Arkansas Fathers Advice to His


Yod are about leaving home for strange
partss You're going to throw me out of
The game and 60 il alone. The odds is
against you Bob, but remember always
Jsas industry and perseverance, are the
ylnaing cards; they are the 'bovers.'
book learning and all that sort Of thing
u1Ilsdo to fll up with, like small trnmps,
bxtyod must have the bowers TO back 'em
glsis they amt worth shucks. II lnck
Hns sgin ron pretty strong, don't cave
in and look like sick chicken onla rainy
dayshnt hold your head up and make be.
N6xeJou are fush Of trumps; they won't
Jlty 80 hard again you I've lived and
H8ysled around some. Bob. and I've found
eat ~ sson a folks. thought yoa held Q
yak hand. they'd all back agin ysn
nfsong. So when you're sorter weak keep
On, bold front. but play csutisus; be sat.
Sled With sp'int. Maay's tho hand Eve
nsn euchrsd 'causs they. played for toe
much Keep Jour eyes well skinned
Bob; don't let 'em mig on yoa; recollecl
the game lays a. nuch with the head al
the hands. 5Wf ia
Betsmperate, never get drunk, for ther
no matter how good your hand, you won'
know how to play it; both bowers and tht
sce wont save you, for there's aartin to b,
sniss, deal;' something wrong. Ant
smother thing, Bob (this was spoken In ,
low tone, don't 60 to much on the wo
men; queena is kinder poor cards; tn,
Worss for you; yen might have three. ant
nary trump. ] dent say discard ZEN
sli,s II you get hold Of one that's trump
its ell good, and there's sartin to be on
ant Of four. Aad above all. Bob, b.
hoaest, never tske mans trick wot dom
sssong to yos. nor slip cards, or 'E:s;,
Tor then you cant look your Dan in th
face. and when that's the cass there's nj
fanin the gene; SIS regular cut throat
So now, Bob, fare we'll; remember wot
teif yon. and you'll be sure to win, an,
lyon don't it sarvss Jou right II fyou &c
bkunked.'
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The Hirth-place Of Warrington.

The birthplace OF Washington.
Both branches Of the Virginia Legisl.
tnre have passed bill providing fol. the
conveyance to the State Of Virginia OF
the birth, place 'of Washington, and the
home and graves of his progenitors in
America. The adoption of this measure
may be regarded as q patriotic prelude to
the consummatioa Of the noble enterprise
in which the Ladies' Mount Vernon As,
sociation is engaged. The bill appropri
ates SIS. 900 to enclose tho places with on
iron fence, and to erect substantial tablet'
to s'commemorate for the rising genera
tion, those noble spots." as required By
Lewis w. Washington, in his offer Of con
veyance.
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~Our friend Z

- DW- Our friend k, son of the
Emerald Isle, had occasion to visit the
South some time since. When be returned
he remarked to some friend that the
Southern people were very extraragant.
Upon being asked he said that where he
staid they had cand2eshck porA eleven
Hundred dollars.
why, how in the world could it have
cost that much2"gasped Dams friend.
"Och, be jaber! it was nothing MORN a
tig niggsr JsloW holding q torch IN has
bpad for ns to eat BY.
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UDr. johnson said offsmale preach
ing:-"People fock to hear woman
preach, not because she breaches well, but
because she breaches any how. Just as
they 60 to see dog walk on his hind legs,
though be docs not walk Oh them near as
we'll as o man."
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j O III N O b r e G H r
LOCK AND KNIFE SMITH.
WOODSEIELD. OHIO.

WOoDsFIRLD, OHIO.
lie makes and repairs every kind of door
IL trunk, gun and pistol locks; alss knives,
scissors, coffee mills and steelyards; and is also
able to grind and polish razors, kniyes, and
every kind of small instruments in that line.
CO His shopis at the south end Of Woods
field, near Main, street. He viii promise
prompt and very chssp work.
e4-i ~ asS#eJ JOHN oBREGHT.t
woodyheld, a. April 20, 1S57.is,gS - ~
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Attachment Notes.
George w. Durkes, rlainti1,
A araiuat -.

King Haiaee, DefendAnt. 81
pEFoRE Michael Bonghnef, Justice q 10
IL Peace of Adams township, Monroe eeuh(,.
Ohio. On the I'D day Of JAnuery, less, so1i
Justice issued ,an order Of attachFsst = ~
above case, for the sum Of twsnty-six dollara
King Haines, who is,a non-resident Of noia
county, which is set for HEARING en- the 37tA
day Of March, 1855, At 10 O'clock, a, r..
Feb. 10, 1855. dnO. W.sDU&xR
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NOTICE

II 8 hereby given to tho attorneys Of Boyd &
i OFT, William Oksy, Master Commissioner,
and to the bidders or purchasers, or ether per-
SONS interested, that the use and possession of
Lot Ne. Sixteen (l6O in the town Of Claring-
ton, Monroe County, Ohio, il claimed by me
until the Arst day Of April, 1853.
~ = JACOB +. MORRILL,.
Ooasfnrasn, ~. lA lesS-.-ew.
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Nary Jones' Estate.

On the 11th day Of January, 1858, the sub
scriber was appointed BY the Probate Court Of
Monroe County, Ohio, and qualified ~ Admin-
istrator Of the estate of Mary Jones, late Of
|said eeunty, dsssased,
TK - feG9 W01H H4
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MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
f * / AND
Phoenix EBittcrs.

THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE
the public, for the cure of SCrOfnla, VI
GERS, Scurvy, or EruptiOns of the Skin
Fever and AgNe, Dyspepsia, Dr0psy,
and in fact most all diseases soon yield to their
curative properties.
It has been computed that during the last
twenty-five years upwards of Four MIL
lions Of persons have been benefited by the
use Of these medicines; a fact which speaks
volumes in favor of their curative properties
a single trial will place them beyond the reach
of competition in the estimate of every patient.
By their use the BLOOD is RESTORED TO A
HEALTHY STATE and freed from all insprr-
ities. The system is not reduced during thei.
operation, but invigorated and they require
NO restraint from business or pleasure.
The afflicted haze in these medicines . remedy
hat wiH do them all tAat medicine cas pes
IDLY eject. lf
PREPARED BY -
w. q. MoFFAP. n. D.,
ss.,e ssis Proprietor, New York. 3
r.s y. AND FOR SALE BY 5sas
JNe. n. 1K1sKaRIDH. Neods6eld, Ohio,
- ~ 1es7.-.Ay sss-.
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William Myers, jr's. Estate.
On the 11th day Of January, 1858, the sub
scriber was appointed by the Probate Court
of Monroe County, Ohio, and qualified as Ad-
ministrator of the estate of William Myers jr.,
late Of said county, deceased. ~
Jan. 20, 1858. ,sas WILLIAM MYERS.
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r"Betsy, how wish I wss : fish
As1 yca vas bait. Lord-es bnt I'd
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Isaac Anderson's Estate, 81 s
NOTICE is hereby given that the ssbssribsss
IN have been appointed and qualiAed = Al
ministrstors Of the estats of ISaac Andsrsex,
late Of said county, dscssrd.
ssss & JOHN DAKAN, & :
So ~ T. W. KxkLQTT,
Fob. 3, lsSe.-sw. pa. 16In.
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EXCET'Esl slENT
In 0UMFIAHs

Ca rs -
THE unaersignsd having y lght the satirs
/ stsck sf
GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS,
formerly KEEP. By VIM. d. Msusry, and having
laid in an additional supply, is prepared to
sell tho same on more favorable terms than
they have ever been offered in sunfish, having
adopted the READr-PAYf SYSTEM. Ny liz
qsors are all inspected, and are ef the best
qpality.
No. WHISKY by the bhl. sec. per gal.
do g" gallon use. '''s'1
RYE&BOURBoN by the bbl s5 to SOC.
+.'''s'a @ !" !" gallon 40ate 100
BRANDY Z" saa i" barrel 35 to l, 80
isss $50 !" 81 ID gallon As to IS
WINE !" 2asil" barrel IS tor,75
|" Ist' 20" Eess" gallon As to z, 90
and other goods in proportion. -
HsF Store on the corner Of Main and Water
Street, Suhnsh, Ohio. Seg5 gen ssFl -istcsl
".siedi 'spliWM. LIPPINCOTT.le
Dec.l6, Iss7-3m.
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TIE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

TIE LAW OE NEWBFAFEH0.
/. Subscribers who do not give express no
tcs to the contrary, are considered as wishing
to continue their subscription.
2. If subscribers order the discentinuancs OF
their newspapers, the publisher may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Offices to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled the bill, and ordered them discon-
tinued. cs II - ssSs os 81.
a. If subscribers remove to other places
without informing the publishers, and the pa
pers are sent to the former direction, they are
held responsible. ls-.,
| 5. The courts have decided that refusing te
| take periodicals from the Office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is prina facit
evidence of intentional fraud. sIs.-g
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Sunfish Machine
Shop.
WILLIAM LITTEN, Proprietor

HE undersigned has purchased the whole of
the Sunfsh Machine shop, and Blacksmith
shop heretofore managed by Herman and Nc
Bride.
He is prepared to do any and all kinds Of
work in the very best style, and at moderate
prices. sA @
This sstablishNsnt has q reputation equal
led BY none other in the county.
ssse VIM. LIYT1I.
- aevassn - - - st
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%Tvslve lines, er less, will be charged as
| one square. al -f4.. .
EE All legal advertisements win be charged
by the square. s.- #sz
@ Twenty-Five per cent. additional will be
charged ON the prices Of advertising and job
work if net paid in advance. 80
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Sept is
CAROLINA HOTEL

wAXA@vRR 9s 60
"HE Proprietor of this well known and poru-
lar HOTEL takes peculiar pleasure in All
nouncing to his friends and the travelling public
generalv that this House Is open for the reception
Of company, and that his whole elergies will be
put into requisition TO crafty the wants Of each
and all who may favor him with their patronage.
The House has just.bcen thoroughly repaired.
and the Rooms and Furniture put 10 excellent con-
dltion for the Spring and Summer season.
MY Table will be furnished with the best that
can be had, and presided over by one skilled in
the culinary department-and in short, everything
requisite to crafty the taste of the epicurean will
be supplied in abundance The servants of the
CAROLINA HOTEL are noted for their polite and
attentive character and are ever in attendance to
obey the wishes OF my Guests.
New STABLES have recently been built, which
arc commodious and complete, and Horses left in
my care will receive kind and careful treatment.
Thankful for past encouragement and patron-
age respectfully solicita continuance Of the same
JOHN A. MAYS.
tH- The ira selling community are notified that
sley and their baggage will be conveyed at a mo-
ments warning, without charge, To the Carolina or
Georgia Depots. j. A. NJ
Hamburg, May 1868 If l6
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State of South Carolina,

EDGEFlELD' DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
:, Richard Berry, Applicant,
VS.
Edncy Moselcy, Pet. for Par.
John Dclauehter and wife and
others, defendants.
TT appearing 10 my satisfaction that John De-
i laughter and his wife Julia, Defendants in tho
above stated case, reside without the limits of
this State 1t is therefore ordered and decrced that
they do appear and object to the division or sale
of the Rca E.tate of Jane Berry, decd, on or
before the 3lst October next or their consent to
the same will bc entered of record.
w. +. DURIS0E, o.Ep.
Orlinary's Office, Aug ., 1858. 3n 80
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800 ACRES PINEY WOODS LAND

500 ACRES PINEY WOODS LAND
FoR SALE.
'EIIE Subscriber is lesirous Of s1lling his VAL
l UABLE TRACT or LAND; containing
Three hundred acres of
First Quality Pine Land,
lying Immediately on the Hamburg g. Etlg, field
Plank Road, miles from Edacticld C. H., and
bounded by lands of Denj. Bettis and others.
There is on the premises an old but comfortable
Dwelling the usual out houses, good new Giu
House and Screw, &C. The best of water is one
of its superior advantages, as it abounds in the
greatest convenience throughout the Tract.
This place is susceptible Of the highest i'm
provement. The land under cultivation is pro-
dnctive, and well adapted 10 Cotton, Corn, &c.
About l3O Acrcs of this TRACT are plcarpd, n
portion of which is new erouud-wlst tho re-
mandcr is we'll ll-timbcrcd woodland.
Those wishing to make fine investment, and
at the same time buy good home, will do well
to call on the subscriber at an early day.
Price reasonable, and terms accommodating.
THOS. SWEARENGIN.
Aug 18 II 90
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Savannah River Plantation n
FOR SALE
a HEALTHY SITUATION-A DESIRABLE
RESlDENCE-AND a NJ; ST PRO
DUCTlEE SOIl.!

rENlIE Snb,cri,rr b ing urSirn,S of removing
IN 10 Texas, Oilers for sale his valuate l;'r,
well Known as tho
SNOW HILL PLANTATION.
Living Immediately on the Savannah River, f'nr
miles above Hamburg, on the Martin Town ktfs',
and containing
525 Acres.
225 Acres of this Tract alein most profitable
state OF neutrality-suspicious. cotton, corn, &c,
equal to the best lands il the country. The re-
maindcr of the Tract is finely timl'cred, and Is
truly valuable in consequence OF its convenience
10 the Hamburg and augusta markets.
The place is we'll llimprorcd-th Dwelling House,
wl,i,h is commodious, has been but recently rc'
paired and all the necessary outbuildings are III
perfect repair. Attached TO this plantation is u
first rate Cotton Gin ami Screw, run by water pow
er. Also, a Thrashcr for cleaning grain.
On the place is also good Flour and Grist Mill,
in fine running order, which turns cut the best Vi
Flour aid Meal.
Also connected with this place, is an excellent
Shad Fishery, Which is surpassed by none on the
River, and S Que that pays vel. Thisis healthy
location, convenient T., market and in fact one OF
the most desirable plantations in this state
Nuluc. Gus springs Of the puesL and best water
abound throughout the Tract. Many other adj
vanaccs lclong TO this place which II is not ncccs'
Sary to mention.
Persons wshin. to purchase, will MT he doing
themselves justice if they buy before examining
tho ab,,vc Tract
eSy- If not dispo cd of before tho 18th OF NO
venhcr next shall not sell. {.
ss- Terms accommodating. Price adrauta-
gcuus TO the purchaser.
Also
If desired, will alsn sell a lot of Corn, Fodder
Stock of all kinds Plantation Tools, Household
and Kitclicn Furniture. &c.
L. r. HALL
O.. ,oEo ,f II
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Boot and Shoe Notice,

THE Subscriber continues to have nsa,
j made, on the shortest notice. and in F&)
the best manner. tn. finest and most sub @.
santial BOOTS and SHOES.
All orders left al his Shop will bc promptly at
tended to. c. NJ. GRAY or myself will be found
at all times in the Village to attend 10 all orders
NJ work to leave the shop without the knowledge
Of the Subscriber or my Agent c. NJ. GRAY.
pShop opposite D. J. Ryan's Livery Stable.
e. II. YOUNGBLOOD.
June 2 tt 2l
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A / * E n
Military & Classical Academy,

rTIIIS ACADEMY is destined for those who de-
L sire that their s"ns bc carefully prepared for
admission into the South arolina Collc:c or other
similar Institutions, into tic Stae Mil tary Acad-
emv, nr for the active business of life.
The course of studies is sp cially adapted to
these ends embracing so much of the English
Greek, Latin and French languages and tho Alath-
cmaLics as are rcquisile in all Of which it is tile
aim OF the Instructors tl."t their Cadets become
thorough masters of fundamental principles, and
acquire habits of thought and scf-deprndcnce
Composition and Defamation receive their due
share of attention.
The Cadets arc drilled in the Infantry Tactics i;
and the discipline Of the Academy is of the Mill
tary ortler,-strict, infeXible and impartial.
The second scholastic year will commence on
the Frst Monday in January 1859, To- continue for
ten months exclusive OF two weeks vacation in
June Candidates for admission must hc abe 10
read and write with facility, and not tc less than
thirteen years old.
Tuitisn, Board, Lodgings, Books Lights and
Fuel, furnished for One Hundred Dollars per Scs-
sion Of five months payable in advance
Parents will be ,cIuircrl to furnish the uniform
and other articles Of clothing.
For further particulars apply To the undersigned,
GILES & MANGUM.
Aiken, S. c Oct. 6, 1858. ct 80.
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A CARD.

EROM thu ab,ve Card, it will be seen that We
IL have taken charge of the SiLUDA HOUSE,
and hope by strict attention to business and to the
: wants and pleasure of those who may have the
Kindness to stop with us, to win the confidence and
Secure the patrorlaa. If the present friends of the
House, as also tho public generally. We intend t.
DISCHARGE OUR DUTY rs faithfully as we
can, and STRIVE to please our patrons
s. A. llOYT,
C. L. COTAK.