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A PAIR OF REAL NOVELTIES.
AND ONE WITHOUT AMATE.

Ist.-"Ihe Paper NECK Tie
(Patent applied for.)
This Tie is made entirely Of paper, in 100 DIFF
ferent les, and in perfect imitation of silks and
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BERRYSBURG MALE AND FEMALE
SEMINA Any
DETER S. BERGSTRESSER. Principal and
L. Teacher Of Latin Greek and Mathematics.
PRESTON MILLER, Teacher Of Practical
Surveying and English.
Miss SOPHIA WILCOX, Teacher of Instru.
mental Music.
SUMNER TERM commences on Monday,
April 9Th, 1861.
Terms per Quarter Of IL reeks.
Tuition in Primary Department, $500
A" Academic ~" $500 10 {, 90
" Classical 700
Music on Piano with use of Instrument, 500
Good Boarding, &C., il. the Village, per
week, s. so TO 200.
For further particulars. address the PRINCI.
PAL. Berrysburg. Dauphin county, Pa.
April a, ls6l.-iif
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,ction-A False Alarm.

The Negro tnsuirection-A A False Alarm.
RISING SuY, Ind, May 1.-THE reported
negro insurrection 10 Owen and Gsllatin
counties, Kentucky proves to have been
false alarm.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-05-18

Interesting from Cairo.
1t Is nuthoritatively stated that fifteen
regiments of Ohio and Indiana volunteers are
ordered bere during the coming week. There
are certainly wsrlke demonstrations in the
present movements Of the Government
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nRIED Pc ACHES. pared Sud uupat, d
- IL the Mamenih STARE ef
ft,i.lAG L. GE;AsF
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LATER FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. Loris, May ll.-Mapy conflicting
rumors prevail regarding the cause OF the
firing on the crowd Of spectators, at Camp
jackson, last evening. Some say that rocks,
,.tr,ck oa,s sod other mssllss We're hurled al
,he vpianlssrs, snj breskias The liDbs saj
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BALrMoRE, May l2.-The ordinance which
had been introduced into the City Councils
restricting the raising Of Gags has been recin'
dsd.
Ths Mayor however requests that none
but legitimate flags bs heresfter displayed.
Great preparations are accordingly being
made by many Of or private citizens aud
public officers TO roo up the Stars aud
Stripes.
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Best Time for Painting Houses.

According to the Scientific Artizan, the best
time for painting the exterior of buildings, &C.,
10 late in autumn or during winter. Paint then
applied will endure twice rs long as when ap-
piled in early summer, or in hot weather. In
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aftsrward BY the weather. or worn Of by the
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Seasoning Timber.

Nothing tends to improve the usefulness and
durability Of timber more than thorough and
proper seasoning. The object of this treatment
10 to remove all free moisture and sap. For
this purpose the trees should be sawed soon A.
YER they are fslled; but il this is impracticabe.
the logs should be barked and laid upon scant-
iings above the ground, to let the air circulate
under them, or else they should be rolled into
the mill pond. Logs should not be exposed to
the hot sun in drying, as they are liable to split;
they ought. therefore. to be kept in the shade,
or be covered with brushwood. As soon 40
planks, boards, or scantling are sawed, they are
to be piled up in the shade and allowed free
circulation Of air between them. Care should
be exercised not to dry timber too rapidly. a.
it is liable to crack BY the rapid expansion Of
the moisture and the sudden contraction of the
fbres. In pilins timber, it should be laid in
such position, when green, that it will not
wind or twist, as it is liable to keep the posi-
ton it assumes when drying, afrer it is seasoned
Scientific American.
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dbt fm1 If tbt Cling.
THE HOUSE THAT SAN BUILT.

"a D
(Ths following capital parody rhs uosss thas Jseh
buiI," s copied fon ths udsa a. ~ Herald hissss
of The best Of The Asmors efths ssapsiga.l
Tmr ws1rs HorsE-Th,s 10 The hssss that Sam hsih.
e1Oo ooorhs 10 The mak dat sy 10 the Ao.ss dat Dsn
tgit.
JANIS BrcHASAsThis 10 the rat that ass the ss, thss
lay il the hesss thss San bsih.
O. A. DouoLAs-fhis 10 he est that killed he thss
sts The NAH, that lsg II he Aosse that ssa bsh
BnscKalDer- the Cog that worried The cat, that
killed the that the mali, that lay II the hesss
that Sam bsiit.
esLL-EvsRsrF-This 10 Dc with he esumpisd Ion.
that tossed he dog that worried The cat. thas ksd
the rat that he na hat lay 10 ths hssss that
San built.
NEw YoRx Exflkss-This 10 the maiden, al forora that
MIXED The with the erunplsd horn, that tssssd
the dog. that worried the cat that killed the faf, that
ale the malt, that lay ia the house that Sam bsilt.
JorRxAL OF ConnsacR-This 10 the mas. al tausrsd a.d
shsi kissed the maiden, all forlen, that MIXED
the with The erumplsd horn. that tossed the dog
that wsnsd the eat, that killed the rs thu; The
mali, that lay in the hose that Sam built. .E
Nsw YoRK OssRRvER-This 10 the priest, al shavsn and
shsra, that married the man, oil tsstered and torn.
unto the maiden, all fofiesn, that MIXED the COW
with the erunplsi horn, that tossed The dog. that
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that lay in The houss that Sam bulk.
IsDsrExDrTh, is the cock that erowed in the morn.
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for tbt farmtr,
Winterins Young stock.


We e1tr.c. the following from communities
sion Of practical farmer, addressed to the Mark
Lane Express:
"Of all the departments Of management coa-
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breeder 50 much anxiety ~ the rearing and
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My usual remedy is the change Of food, dry
warm bed, and q few doses Of thiek wheaton
-four Cruel, with little laudauum in each.
The issue ID very precarious always think it
q poor prospect, when I am obliged to resort to
medical treatment for any animal. Young
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sheltered yards before cold or frosty weather
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be provided for in covered novels. airy, but
wen shut in. Warmth to young animal IL
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stronger animals may do well in the yards. pro-
.ided the yards be warn, and have open bowels
for them to retire to in vet and stormy weather.
The great question arises How are they to be
best and most prohtabiy wintsredf There
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and kealthinsss than to feed them on good
meadow hay, and 70 give with it moderate al
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and healthy constitution. The common white
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excellent food in the early winter, and If guam.
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Young animals. With this kind of food . little
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cut chaff or hay, or even great supsrabundanes
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young animals. It certainly does appear to b.
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Taking all into consideration, however, pre-
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~ Z -f.'.
PROFESSOR HENRY 8. TAYLOR. Mp.
IL Tells Yes How to attend upon the sok
and how TO cook for then;
how to prepare Drinks, rouI,
f tices, &C., and how to gsaFd
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II Tells Yea or the various diseases Of Chill.
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prising men everywhere, in selling the above
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Bruce's New York Type-Foundry

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A Caution to Lawyers.

A distinguished gentleman. Ex-Governor Of
an Atlantic State, was employed for the de-
fence on Q trial for murder. The Governor
found it necessary, in the coass Of bis speech.
to comment with some severity on the tsstimo-
ny Of witness for the prosecution. In the
midst of a most searching and logical sentence.
wherein he was convincing the jury that the
witness had sworn to more than the truth, he
Was interrupted BY ajuryman-a tall. lank fel
low-who, rising, addressed the Governor:
"See here. Mr.. Lawyer, don't wand you to
60 on that way abusing me; Won't stand it;
I'll break up the Court II you do; didn't come
here to be abused!'
my dear sir" replied the Governor, in his
politest manner. 81 was abiding to the witness,
not to yon; my remarks were not intended to
apply to any Of the jurors"
"Well, them" said the juror, "just quit .
p'intin' your finger At me when you talk that
way"
His honor. the Judge, smiled audbly. for the
first time in his life, as he sat on the bench.