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Il, 33l Ul9 l4l3TlT1T3o
A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

1t Freehoi3, Hoamoutb Com,g, Nc,c Jersey.
INSTRUCTORS.
oiccr r. II.Is, i. IL. Charles 4 Ho'ters i. II,
c,a,7es j. Je4d%o1' 4 u G5egr3s Ce5l5@S, Il b.
FNIlE School Is divided into four depart
ments the Classical, Middle, AgricuItu-
raj, and Preparatory.
IL THE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT
the pupils are instructed in Latin, Greek,
English Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra, and
such other mathematics as are required to fit
boys thoroughly for any class in college.
IN THE MIDDLE DEPARTMENT
the pupils pursue Geography, History, Eng
list Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra, and
such other studies as are necessary to fit
young men for business, and the practical
duties of life.
IN THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
young men are instructed in Natural Phil0s-
ophy, Chemistry, Agricultural Chemistry,
Botany, Geology, and such other depart
meuts Of knowledge as are calculated to
make intelligent farmers.
TIE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
was established for younger boys, and is in
tended to fit them for the other departments.
\ separate room is provided for this de part
ment, and competent instructor devotes his
whole time to it.
Reference in Lewietown, Mr.. Samuel Trox-
ell
ssg2. For Catalogues containing fuller in
formation apply to the Principals,
O. r. WILLIS.
sept20-2m@ c. y. WALTERS.
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herself strenuously to the work, and was
soon pronounced to be the best conductor
OF plough In the community. That opin-
ION was confirmed at the public competition
as the principal prize was awarded to her
She returned home in triumph to her moth
er, accompanied by party of female friends.
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THE
Prince of the House of David
Or Three Years in the Holy CITY.

In series of letters relating if by an eve witness
all the scenes and wonderful incidents in the Hfc of
Jesus of Nazareth. from his baptism in Jordan
q has cruclhxion on Cavalry BY the Rev j.
lNGRAHAM. Rector of the Christ church and of
II Thomas Hall, Holly Springs. Mississippi.
one volume i mo. cloth, ~ pages. Price 81. %
In this work the author has succeeded in the bold
and daring task OF presenting the great leading his
torIcai parts Of scripture ia connection with secular
history rs u present the clear and hfelie picture,
% those events a. they might hr supposed appear
To casual observer The descriptions Of rites and
c"remnniaS, spirited and comprehensive Tho
style IS highly imaginative aud attractive ana We pre-
d"i mat tins volume Viii be as popular the "Pil-
GRIM Progress - presbyterian Gli EiGpgrIisf
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4 New Book And One Destined 10 Gre
ate a Sensation.
JUST PUBLISHER
THE SUNNY SOUTH,
Or The Nnnfhprnrr NJ Nnmp
Ilr lhe N0ntAernCr al EIQMe |;


Embracing Fire Years Experience ETA North:
era GorerRess, IN he Land Of Sagar, Ricr,
Tobacco and Cotton.
Edited by PROF ]. H. INt.R.1Ef.ta, Of Mississippi
Handsomely bound in one volume. II mo-, $50 pages
Price Si25.
Ltefo'V Notices rga, tae pgts, ttouqlol The C0,nt.
TIE SuNNT SoUTH-' This book is composed Of a Sc
RES OF letters written ia interesting style Of mar
r5tiTS ehboaylug the most romantic features of so
cla life on different kinds of plantatters W,.can
pel testimony from our on personal observatio of
similar scenes lii The Suutll Il tI,ir trtitb fl1ass -
here depicted I,ev are portrayed iIs : win lI,.et
c>ng style, and WuDid like 10 see the book in IN.
hands ot thousands of deceived peorla vii, nov, ~,
personal knowledge either Of Southeruers tr South
,Iu hf' except what they have gsSued from part-u
Journals. these VIII" Intentionally have Ysste 70 De
cr.ge.'- D1au R,pab,tt. Safa'o Y. ].
TuE -g>Nl : DJrn-~ This book j. in the iorln of!,,-
ter- They give far can judge. faithful pc
Ics ~ Southern liie AMI are renneG without prclu
dee. They present scenes quite different from "n
tar' TOMS Cabin" The pictures presented here
,rr I45. and we think the portraits painted aso -
T.iE SeNNv Spurfy.-' We h.lv. rarely pacrcl within
the eoyefS Of u'ore aPpetizng volume, Although
i x intended a. answer the foul uutru;hs t,1v
hr'e Tom trash 81 the hast tn years 1t n"y,rthcl
""S uaihSErIiy hurs 1a! 10 then source Al lies OF
such a nature and we glad 10 believe that tn
book will be- read ia iaousssitds Of Northern homes
me south should also taxi tal ben In.ntiy for lnGt
pendent Of ms trnhunr@ and nte gritty IL is 81
the hVelieSj au, most entertaining books ofthe year
-Iotcs. Grce3s5sr0. v C.
THE SUNNY SouTH- The rntrrprisinr puhlisher &
C. Evans, PhiladeiphIa OF Gift Book notoriety, j.
weekly issuing new works Of interest and spreading
them over he country. and his system Of transact
business may be looked upon institution Tor
dlHuSng knowledge. uueql;lled hy any in the cDUp-
Try. We commend this book u ali '-Doihi NerS
THE sunny SovTH.-" This j. captivating volQmC,
strongly illustrative Of southern lic. The heart ui
the au-h1re j. with her theme and she carries The
interest "f the reader along with her. she IN her
amusing of:-Band sl. dci.cars the pcculiai;icS o.
southern hume."-PrgsS.
Tue SCNNT SoVTH.-" Whatever bears tiic name Of
PROFESSOR Ingraham j. sure to involve the elements
OF striking effect and a wide popular sutrencv: aId
tts j. Just the with The sunny south or the
9outh"rECr az home, which appears ivom the pre-
ut u g. Evans. under the ccitorshp OF the graphic
Professor. II y VIVID in style. ke,uly obscryaut. i'll
tcrSiIn@ ~ plot. and IN purpose and manner it oby
ou~y springs from warm heart, and wi be warm
y welcomed tv host of readers. The Nar Yoke. .
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Tdrnrtrs dn0 Dedlcrs
Head Quarters!

~ Agents for all GUANOS,
SUPER PHOSPHATES OF LIME, POU-
DRETTS, and other kinds of Fertilizers.
~ *AlI descriptions Of COUN-
TRY PRODUCE taken in exchange or sold
on COMMISSION.
x*xQuick Sales and immediate
Returns are guaranteed upon all consign-
ments.
~ We are the sole agents for
the best articles of VINEGAR made in this
city or elsewhere. iylo-Gm
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Estate of Cain Kennedy, deceased.

Estate Of Cain Kennedy, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
~ Administrator on the Estate of
CAIN KENNEDY, late Of the borough of
Lewistown, decd, have been granted to the
undersigned residing in LewistowD. All
those indebted to said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims to present them duly authenticated
for settlement
JOHN HAMILTON,
aug30-6t Administrator.
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M OF T'S
LIF E PILLS
AND
PHOENIX BITTERS,

mHE reputation of these very celebrated veg
II etabIe remedies is now unequalled by any
others in this country or IN Europe. They are
fully established as the most universal family
medicine now in use, and they will maintain
their pre-eminent renown Ey the intrinsic and
comprehensive virtues which acquired it, The
usual modes of pufery would be unworthy of
them and is unnecessary. Thousands and tens
Of thousands Of persons now living in perfectly
restored health can testify, as thousands have
testified, TO their prompt and decided efficacy
not only in ali ordinary arrangements Of health
from impaired Digestive Functions Costiyene>s
Bilious and Liver Complaints Rheumatic and
Infdmmatory Colds, Coughs, Nervous Weak
ness Loss of Appetite, Failure Of Flesh, Head
ache and Impure State Of the Blood aud Other
fluids but also in Rheumatism, Fever and Ague,
other Intermittent Fevers, Asthma Bronchitis
Cholic, Pleurisy. Palpitation Of the Heart, Rush
OF Blood to the Head, Settled Pains in the Joints
Limbs and Organs, Affections Of the Bladder
and Kidneys, JaundIce, Dropsy, Piles (however
inveterate), Habitual Costiveness, Serious and
Bilious Looseness, Obstinate Headache and
GiddIness, aud an immense number of other
maades, They require 10 dieting nor confac-
ment, are perfectly mild and pleasant in their
operation, bat will pow erfuly restore health
the greatest of earthly hiessings-to the most
exhausted and dilapidattd constitutions.
Prepared and sold by
DIR WM B. MOFFAT,
oct6-lHS 33j Broadway, n. Y.
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For sale by John Kennedy g. Go.

Snn TONS Of Wilkesbarre Coal, broken
.DUO stove
SOn TONS Sunbury Coal of all sizes,
CUO screened. 500 bushels Allegheny
Smith Coal We are now unloading and all
in want of the above articles will do we'll to
give us q call.
aug30 JOHN KENNEDY Il co.
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TIE CA z e r r e
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.

s.-Gslbraith's Omnbuses convey passengers 10
= rom all the trains taking up or setting them
il,, ;,,n NJ all points within the borough limits
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FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE.

TNHE undersigned offers at private sale, the
l. farm on which be low resides in Fersu
sons Valley, Miflin county, about miles
from Lewistown, on the road from Yeager-
town to Hope Furnace, adjoining Samuel Ort,
Henry Aurand and Snyder's saw mill prop
ertY containing
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TO TmE Pu8LlC.

~ faE ~ IS EsSu
FFNIIE decision Of Judge Nelson, at Conpers-
L town, this day announced having been
circulated broadcast over the country, we
deem it our duty to state that this decision
of an inferior and petty Court, extending its
influence oUcr only tie Southern District Of
Nelc York, has been virtually annulIed or
reversed, 50 far as the Sloat Sewing Machine
Company is concerned, hy the recent decision
of the Hon. Chief Judge Dunlop, of the Cir
cult Court of the L. 5. at Washington. which
establishes clearly the fact that the Atkins &
Felthousen Patent is the only original and
valid one upon which reliance can be placed
or Sewing Machines manufactured in the
United States.
Under this Patent the Sloat Sewing Ma
chine Company are the only licensees, and
consequently, despite the decision at Coopers
town, aH other manufacturers are infingers
according 10 the highest legal authority IN the
iqnd. This decision of Judge Nelson is al
ready appealed from even in the limited dis
trict it affects.
GEO. B. SLOAT,
President Of tie Sioat Seeing Machine
Company.
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Ponds Extract of Hamamelis,
OR PAIN DESTROYER.

OK FNIN DIS NO II EN-
rs one Of the few domestic remedies which
I have come into general use and favor,
without putting. 1t is the product of sim
pie shrub, harmless in all eases, and as do
mestic remedy unequalled For Burns, Cuts,
Bruises, Soreness, Lameness, Sprains, Rheu-
matiSm, BoilS, Ulcers, Old Sores and Hounds,
it has not an equal. 1t is also used,
with great success, for T6othache, Headache,
Neuralgia, Sore Throat, Colic, Diarrhoe0,
HoarSencSs, and other similar troublesome
and painful affections, while it promptly ar
rests all HemmOrhages. Hundreds Of physl-
clans use it daily in their practice, and give
it their unqualified recommendation. Sold
By our agents and dealers, and by
T. HUMPHREYS & Co., 562 Broadway,
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers.
my3
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155 ACRES

more or less, part limestone, 100 acres cleared
and IN high state of cultivation, and the re-
mainder woodland
The improvements consist of two story
Stone H1use, new oyershot Barn, and 9th
er out buildings, young Orchard, good tim
Der, running water, &c. This property is
well known as the Samuel Keeyer farm.
COCO hu>hels Of lime have lately been put on
this land
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing a good farm
are requested to examine this property.
aug30. IL: ADAM GREINER
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I BEG leave to call the attention of the
Il citizens OF the United States 10 the above Wines
and Liquors imported hy Jdoiphn Wolfe, Of New
country for the purity Of his celebrated Sche,Ian
SchnaPps- Nh Wolfe, in hS letter speaking OF
the purity OF his Wines and Liquors, SAYS: Il will stake
my reputation a man. my standing a merchant
Of thirty years residence III the City Of New York.
that all the Brandies and Wines that bottle are pure
he relied upon by every purchaser" Every
bottle has the propretors name on the wax and
fac Slmlle of ms slgnlture on the certificate. The
public are respectfully invited to call and examine
for themselves. For sale at Retail by all Apothecar
GEORGE II. ASHTON.
No. So Market Il. Pbilaaelplia.
Sole Agent for Philadelphia.
Read the following from the New York Courier:
ENORMOUS Business FoR one New YoEK NrPCIt ,vr-
We happy inform our fcuw-citizcns that there
l. one place in our city where the physician aPothe
cary and country merchant 20 and purchase pure
VINES and LIQUORS a. pure a. imported, and Of he
best quality We do not intend 70 give elaborate
UdolPho Woitcs extensive warehouse Nos. IS, 2)and
-, Beaver street, and Nos Il, - and n Marllcted
street. ill., stock "i Schnapl'- 90 hdha ready Tor
shipment could not have been less than thirty thou
Sahd cases The Brandy SOM ten thousand cases
NlHtages nt 1a6 70 ls56 ana ten thousand cases II
Madeira sherry and Port Wine. Scotch and irish
whlskey. Jamsira and -. CToix Rum, some very old
and equal to any IN this country. He also had three
large cellars filed with Brandy Wine. Sc. in casks
under the Custom House key. ready for botrllng.-
Mr. Wolfes sales Of Schuapps last year Amounted TO
one hundred and eighty thousand dozen ANA We hope
in less than two years he may bc equally successful
with his Brandlcs and Wines.
His business merits the patronage Of every lover uf
his species Private families who wish pure Wines
and Liquors for medical use should send thor orders
land make up their minds to discard the poisonous
stuff from their shelves and replace il with Wofc's
pure Wine and Liquors.
We understand Mr.. Wolfe for the accommodation
Of small dealers in the country. puts up assorted
of Wines and liquors Such man, aud such a
merchant should Be sustained against his tens Of
thousands Of opponents ~ the United States, who
sell nothing but limitations, ruinous alike to human
health and happiness. sepl3-ly
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Saturday, October 6, 1860,

y tract or piece of Land, situate ia said town
ship, ia;c the property IF said drcedent, ad-
joining lands OF Peter Barefoot, VIM S Nc.
Nit ss.i others, containing
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EXECUTORS SALE.

'NllE undersigned, Executors Of the last
4 VII anl testament uf Wm Barefoot, late
Of Armagh township, u film county, deceas-
ell wi!t fer public sai" on the premises, on
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Embraciag Fire Years Experience ETA North.
era GorerRess. IN he Laad Of Segar, Ricr,
Tobacco and Cotton
, 1860-05-31

4 gentleman who had some communication
with the Japanse at San Francisco, states it as
his belief that Masonry, or. some institution
nearly resembling it, exists in Japan. Captaiu
Kangaroo. who acts as interpreter to the Admi-
raj, hlnted at some such en- order, but diu not
seem to be very communicative about it. a'leg-
ms that its propagation was restricted by Law
in his native country. Another still more curl
Gus fact il, that the japanese flipk they can
establi ss:me distant relationship between the
uatIve California Indians and themstlres.
While the Candlnmarruh was at Mare Island,
an Indian lad from the vicinity Of Clear Lake,
who had been domestcated US servant in the
family Of Captain Frisbie. at Tallego, was con-
fronted with some Of the Japanese, and num-
bar Of words in his aud their languages we're
found to be nearly alike. The boy left bis tribe
at 80 early au nge thas he had forgotten most
Of bis natfye tongue, but many words which be
Japanese.
Dome Of the Japanese servants we're anxious
to zee some chief or grown person Of the tribe,
and establish the similarity more completely.
at first, one Of the officers insisted that the lad
was q runaway from japan, and wishad 10 take
him back with them. There we're also somo
physical characteristics about the boz, reseu,-
bling IN inferior class Of Japanese. That the
Northwest coast IVES originally ,eopled from
Asia ID no new theory; aud even Mexico and
Central America have received their first in
habttants from the West. Japanese junks have
visited the coat Of Americarn time past. Tie
wreck Of one has been lately fluid on the coast
Of Lower California. The japanese, indeed,
may have reached tho coast by IN alnost On
tinuous land belt, formed by the Aleutan and
Fox Islands, along The dfty. first parallel Of lat
itude Some learned pundit ght take this as
text for pamphlet.
, 1860-05-31
Ruins or Hou1nu London,

~-.%%A4"
In digging The foundation Of, St. Martins
Hall, in digging for the new Royal Exchange,
wherever the digging may be within Roman
bounds, when It Ia deep enone b discoveries
arc made. Under the Royal Exchange there
was found what proved to be 3 gravel pit which
bad been used as q common dust-hoe By the
foman citizens. When the Excise office was
pulled down, six years ago, between Bishops.
gate street and Broad street, beautiful mosaic
pavement was discovered; Europa, in the
middle Of it, had been sitting under ground for
At least sixteen centuries upon her bull. In the
same neighborhood, drain sunk in cellar
disclosed part Of aoosher pavement that may
hare belonged to aaother room in the same
villa In pfeparingabe site for the Hall Of C,ra~
meree In 1hreadnecdle street, more pavements
were found Of Roman planning, under medlHvA
fragments Of the walls Of the old hospital OF ST.
Anthony. Between that part of Threadneede
street and Cornbill, whersyer the ground is
tapped, remains Of handsome old Roman sub.
urban villas seem to Lie. From one hole made
IN this part Of The town there WIS fshed up
female head, lie sized, Of colored stones ind
glass.
The handsou,est of the tesselnted pavements
that have yet been found, 1sT buried nine feet
under the fagstones before the India House ic
Leadenhall street. The central part Of it, rc-
presenting Bacchus or the Panther is preserved
In the library Of the.East India House. 4 su-
perb mosaic pavement IVES discovered under
PAteruoster row; there was another dug into
in Crosby square; another in Fenchurch Street
(of which . whole peacock was uncovered):
another in bartholomew lane, near the Bank.
These were the Turkey carpets Of the wealthy
Romacs; hundreds Of them tie buried under he
earth aud press Of traffic on each side Of Lon
don bridge. Fragments Of wall painting, i'm
portant hronzes, statues OF Apollo, Harpocrates,
and so forth, toy goats and socks, water epouts,
vase handles aud ornaments, lamps, hairpiue,
bracelets, bath scrapera, spindle and distaH OF
the steel yards of the men Of business: intar-
esting remains of pottery, on which the polters'
marks have become, lks the study Of antigua
ries, in their own way as instructive as insc1ip.
tions upon coins, and coins which, as records,
partake Of the dignity Of written history, the
ready has yielded .up.-Dictens' Al The Kear
R0xnG
, 1860-05-31

curious Story OF n Lost Bank Bill.
In the vear l740 one Of the directors. yery
rich man, had occasion for $50, 900, which be
was to pay as the price Of an estate be had lust
sum with him to the bank aud obtained for it
bank bill. On his return home be was suddenly
called out upon particular business: he threw
the note cArelessy on the chimney, but when
be came back few minutes afterwards to lock
it up It was not to be found. No one had en-
tered the room be could not, therefore, sus-
poet any one. At last, after much Intellectual
search, he WAS pursuaded that it hAd fallen
from the chimney into the fire.
The director went to acquaiut his colleagues
Tith his misfortune, md as he was known to
bc perfectly honorable man he WAS readily
belleEed. It was only about four. and. d.twenty
hours from the time that he had deposited he
money; they thought, therefore, that it would
BE bard to refuse his request for second bill.
Ae received it upon glring an obligation to
restore the first bill if it should ever be found.
or to pay the money himself it it ahould be
presented BY any stranger.
about 80 years afterwards {tha director hav.
ing been long dead and his heirs in possession
OF his fortune, } an unknown person presented
the first bill At the bank and demanded nav
nent. l. was in vain that they. mentioned 10
th's M individual tbe Transaction BY which that
bill was annulled; he would not listen to it
he maintained that it had come to him from
abroad. and insisted upon immediate PAYMENT
Tue note WAS payable to bearer, and the thirty
thousand pounds were paid bin, The heirs Of
the director refused restitution, and the bank
was obliged to sustain the loss.
It was discovered afterwards that an a,cbi.
tect, barring purchased the directors house.
had taken it down, in order to build anolhej
upon the faue spot, had found The note In )
creyice Of The chimney, and made his discover
an engine for yobbinr the bank
carelessues equal to TINT here recorded. i
not at all uncommon. and gives the bank enor.
nous profit, against which the loss Of = ners
thirty thousand pounds is but trile. Banl
noles hare been known to light pipes, to wrap
up snuff, to be used as curl papers, md British
tsrs. mad with rum and prize money, have no.
uufrequent1y, in time Of war, eaten them a.
sandwiches, between bread and butter In the
forty years between the years 1893 and 1859.
there were. outstanding notes {presumed to
hare been lost Or destroyed) amounting to on.
million three hundred md thirty odd thoussnd
pounds. every shilling Of which was clear proit
10 the bank.-Rous<HoA Words.
, 1860-05-31
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