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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-03

LiyEn PooI-Soamshin ny Of Manohcstar from Fh'a-
dopha-J Goldsmith, " Fisher, Mr. Truch Or Bfintou
Mrs Wheeler Mrs Watson, Mrs Wrightman and chill
dren, Dudgoon. T. Lyons Huscman, G. Brown ar f,o.
pant Haywood, Turey, Mrs Rulings and child Mis-.
Elizabeth Hartman. Lee, X q Dale,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-03
Sl62n.f1l

Excess OF imports. S24.033.3i5 Sl6,2506.1
This exhibits quite difference in the result An in
crease Of 81 s5 in the value of exports and decrease
of s4o394l7 in the value of imports aggregate
in favor the foreign trade this port in the first
quarter Of 1852 compared with 1851 of s77s2874 If
each of the remaining three quarters exhibit similar
suits. we shall be in better position at the close of the
year than al the close of last
The earnings of the Erie Railroad Company for the
month Of March in each Of the past two years
nexca -
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Total .,.... Sss6o,foI s473,35l S3o258 S4373OO
This equal to about double the exports for the same
period. which has largely increased our supply and
strengthened very much the position Of our banks Specie
has for many months past been accommodating in the
bank vaults ef Great Britain and France and IL s full
time should have turn II the receipts from Cali
fornia continue and the shipments to Europe continue
limited shall double the amount on hand at the
date Of the last quarterly returns.
The Dauphin Coal Company now sending cars
direct from their mines loaded with the favori,e free
burning coal Of the extreme southwestern field to
Harrisburg and are preparing to send them over the
Lancaster York and Baltimore Cumberland Valley and
Pennsylvania railroads all diverging from Harrisburg
to the various extensive markets which they open This
presents aud ghly gratifying feature In the
business operations Of Harrisburg and the 10 wcr sus-
quebsnna and Juniata Valley. Transhipment /. thus
saved ard consumers relieved from the contingency
~ mort supplies, 10 which markets are Away, liable
where coal can only be obtained by canal
The operations Of the United State, Mint Of pbilaic
phia during the month Of March 1852 as annexed
UNrfn sIs1Es Mir PuIapElpu,-DrFosirs ASp ColS.
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ss-Eby I'r'rois and otter Interesting Ship Ne,rs.
zee Eighth Page.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-03

iutait ..s..,,tstt,.t....... 1880 900
Silver bullion deposited from LIST to 3lst March SIg,0
appears y this that there gold bullion deposited
during the month to the amount of SO 300 OooalI of
which, except $4,000, from California OF silver
bullion there deposited 1880 The gold coinage Of
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MISCELLANEOUS
GREAT ATTRACTION.
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor JPst Broad,rdy ard Franklin street, Ne'o York
this GS % ses Serg gss 3s N Ns1
ENCE OF OPIUM, head tongue and hands in motion; the
only Representation The kind in the country The largest
The ire o! Soldier in the Continental Unorm blue and
hInf lead buttons marked u s. A. thIeecorDeIed Hat,
Enecles Caters, &C. DC. Also Birds OF Various Plum
ace SONG curious Freaks Nature Indian implements OF
Rich Oil Paintings fine Engravngs with many other raro
a, valuable Cur .ostes, Statue George III Such col
lection canrot he found in Establishment OF the kind in
United States. double Calf which is universally adj
united to be great wonder Tie calves joined together
the neck down 10 The middle. They full grown and
perfectly Formed aud were brought from the town of Lyme
Live White Rat ftom Berksco. Penn. Aimdnce RAT
Is Games for ENeIcisc and Amliscmen Billiards. Back
Cannon and Dominoes. Billiard Room with two spleii
did Tables, IL also attached to the house.
Observation-Disclosures and Supper parties can be
accommodated very short notice. The Larder will be
supplied with all the ecacies OF the Game Oys
beef Steake, Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets, provided
at any hour.
At this Establishment may be celebrated bird,
MlNO that will repeat almost anything after stranger
REORGANIZATION political meetings OF party.
The Subscriber having become Proprietor OF the above
celebrated Estabs hueu ard having made various ateI
tion is prepared accommodate the Travelling Public al
Hotels city New York The Bar Room, which con-
tains the private in this country, being the
collection OF many years. will SUSTAIN the reputation
it under the charge of MI Thomas Riley in the quality CT rs
wines &c &c Connected with the above is REFEC-
TORY where meals will be served at all hours OF the ahy
and evening Private for Courts ma tia Referees,
This public are respectfully invited TO grant him share OF
'"e'' i"si i's CHARLIE WRIGHT. Proprietor
nPcrsons wishing pure Wine and Spirits may depend
on Ina wing them genuine at this Establishment.
~ B-Yrivate families Supplied with Dinners or Suppers
In superior STYLE Parties of number at their iespec'
tive homes glass or silver sent out to any part
OF the City FREE CHARGE.
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WARWICK p. MILLER,
DAVID II. BISHOP,
GERARD Il. ALLEN.

II ocaI and Travelling agents Wanted for
Popular and Useful looks just published. CALIFOR-
MA IIl.U STRATED including description OF the Pa
and Nicaragua routes, with Is suberb Tinted Lho
gruphs, i pages. Svo.; price g. This work, by J. NJ
Let's, been adjudged by the unanimous voice of tic
press the most elaborate practical and intensely
icresing volume that has been written this golden
theme Since the publication OF Stevens Journal of Tray
els 10 upreale that has created such thrilling
sensation Iisprc eminently practical and isnersPe rsed
incidents OF the most amusing character In the Ian.
graEe the city editorials sit is perfect dagerre
pc California, taken by the ghrof MONDAY
Also DR. bcach's great york on Medicine, THE AMERJ
CAN PRACTICE AND FAMILY PHYSICIAN, 500 na
ges engravings Svo sheep; price ST. Dr. Beach
the eclectic practice in this Suc.
denmnd that eighteen thousand copies OF this work
were printed edtc:i- Also DR.. C. ID. Har.mond,s
work the principles of practice, MRnICAL IN
FORMATION FOR THE MILLION, TRUE GUIDE
TO HEALTH, 12mo., cloth, 52S pages price 90 cloth,
81 paper covers; fourth thousand. Al5C, WOMAN j.,
HER VARIOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. practical rues
for American females for their conct in the deGaiI
every domestic duty; royal 1So fed CLOTH ust
i pages; price CO cents. This work should be in
ofevery lady, especially the yong Such sits popularity
that nearly three thousand copies have been sold "a the
gion of New York alone within very few moItha.
Orders for books above ftisfd if cash postage
stamps accompanying, yyi be promptly filed, prepaid
any part of the United States
Address, ROBERT p YOUNG
fSucrossor TO VIM Hold edge,)
Nc. 1tJ Fulton street, New York city.
Editors giving ,is advertisement two or three in.
sert ons entire viii ne entitled to copy of California II
lustrate:t rug 21-St.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


HE eglsr time for the ne a or 9,te Fan
sa1er nezt Each Session continues calendar monis,
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary,
Rev i. ". roLFoRp. b. d. Principal
Miss s. V. BLISS
Miss ISIS MIRA Il ToWNskMp: Ass'sfa"'s'
Miss FRANCIS L; HAR i
Miss MARY o. TOLFORD, dSststam Urinary De7Arrf'
pror JOHN wINKLE, Music aud German.
Mr. LIZ. dc MASSIAS, French and Drateng.
| prof b. b. STONE, Voeal Music.
I'm account Of P.ovidenal detention at home but viii
probably be with us in tie Spring.
semnary near Philadelphia She not only gives instruc
lions the higher branches taught in Seminaes, but Is
in Music, receive they may prefer, either
| from Prof. Wrinkle, or Miss bliss
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
Teachers, arrangements made OF Lectures
before the classes by some experienced Lecturer and En-
We would again direct the attention ofparcnts, th
pupil viii at once know the amount Of Tuiton Where
Tile minority of the studies of pupil are in any particular
osa and Tuition. with room rent, Bedding Fire and
Lights, and Ancient Languages, If desired session
| oftive MONTHS $500
| Hay PCrILs-Tultion-Prim Urinary, Junior Gradcpcr
session, e.,oc ,S az
'-. Seminary proper, Junior Class, . an
per session, .l2OJ
!" s aaials class ilsss' isoo
| Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1000
No ettra CHARGES eLe.ai for ne Joossids 6ra,iehes
Music session OF OIL
Ior lessons, 1900
| Ia of inst tment for daily practice, 200
sIDdern Languages, Painting or drawing, 1900
| Embroidery, Fancy Necdlcwork, plain Sew
ing, 00p
tcal Music Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
When Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Sema
r. consequence the extra trouble, the is charg
| e.! rs in the Seminary, viz: SIS per session.
Pupils charged The time OF entrance to the cost
O session. and deduction made except Tor sickness
With reference the management OF the school,
In sc only osay that have here GoreT1ett aud Lri1
| administered kindly indeed but still government
| L. w, which all concerned must respect and obey Ou
rangcmcnts also such, that pupils under thu
OF Female Teachers night and day This system gives
aud trouble Teachers but is Ms only SAT
spfem We have found Teachers who have well sustain
| ell views
As TO the progress OF pupils in sound learning,
those Interested Will visit attend eXam nations
will ONT them 10 the members OF ghcr classes
and sayc stR' EotfyG communicating are our pledges
Wheeling, Arg 81
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CHaAMBERAEN,S C0l17zEHCEAE
ds.s.EEGE

LOCATED CORNER or MARKET AND THIRD STREETS, rITTs
DURGn, Pa
o. T.. CHAMBERLIN, Principal and Professor OF tht
Science of Accounts. .HH
p. II. SPENCER, Professor OF Pcnmanslip.
NHE principal object of's Institution is to afford young
men an opportunity obtaining thorough and
knowledge OF ouble Entry Book Keeping and its
Pile business operations generally Applicants can
College any tune and attend both day and evening
The OF instruction is such, Will enable the student
take charge coruct scientific principles
Double Entry Books completion OF the same.
ASsHirTo white Zee and legble hand is deslra
bic accomplishment in the education OF young gentlemen FOR
every pIolessiUn and particularly TO those who
DESTROYS Qualifying themselves Tor mercantile and bust
ness pun This department c conducted By r.
K Spencer Ohio, author of the Snencean system OF
Peninanship gentleman well known throughout the
Try, accomplished renman, and also of the
most successful teachers OF the age.
Communications addtessed 10 o. h CiAMBERblN,
will receive prompt cntion aug2l.
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TIME f:,,,,I VoluME of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
L commences the 18th OF September 1t is principal
voted to the of useful practical knowledge,
is calculated TO advance the great interests OF
industry-MechanitGi, Manufacturing and AsyicAturo-
the genius and mastnr spirit oil the nation
Journal of the Arts and Sciences, AID
maintains a l,ise character home and abroad.
The Publishers pledge themselves that the future vol
es shall equal If surpass their
Among the subjects chiefly brought discussed
in its Columns, Civil Engineering, Agriculture, Rail
roads, iridges Agricultural implements, 81
Metal FibrOus and Textile substances, Machinery the
purpose, Chemical Processes Dstillng, Colorinr, &c.
Steam Engines boilers and Furnaces, Matlemhti.
Phosop hcyi and Optical Instruments, Cars, CARR.
ages, Water WHEELS Wind and Grinding Mills Powers,
Flaming Machines, Tools for Lur.iber, brick Machines,
Farming Fire Arms Electricity Telcg aphs Surgical
&C., besides Claims all tie Patents, Reviews,
Notices OF New Inventions american and Foreign The
work is in form for binding contains srerdl En-
srGrmgs, over four hundred of printed matter
copious Index Nearly all tie valuable Patents Issue
weekly from the Pae,t Oficc illustrated with Ergrav-
gs III its columns, thus making the paper perfect
chancai Encyclopedias Tor future well present
erencc. 4s T5s
PREMIUMS offered tl.c "a gcst list OF
MUNN & Co their Patent Agency Oce, Fulton ST.
New York. ~
TERMS: One Copy, one year, 600. One Copy; six
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mcis 81 OO 10 copies for SIX moEts IS CO., 10 copies
Twelve months, $1,000; 10 copies for twelve months,
go,
| Southern and Western Money and Postoflce stamps
taken for subscriptions Letters should be pos. paid
aug2i y lt % y ~ -
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CErY OPRECERa Foit 1851.
HUREAI NILSSON. Mayor.
JAMES 5, WHEATE, Cle.k.

MORGAN NELSON Hayur
JAMES 5, WHEATE, Cle.k.
l.. y. UsEDING, Treasurer.
!. l.. :iAHaSToS, Sergeant.
St.uti' ~ yad-Isaac NJ. Pearl 2d yyar
Adm w. Clemens I'd waTd-John Bowers 9Th war,I
-LIeGiy r. Charlnes 9Th waid-Jamcs S. Campbell.
joss MOoEg, Superintendent " alter Works
Jtcpn L, BGEE, What Master.
J&roH "a NICK, Street Commissioner
JANEs u. EwISG, Assessor and Collector Of Watet
Rents.
JosnuA c. WHEY Lumber and Coal Meastrcr and G,ia
CUR Of Wines and Liquors.
gIlsHiEf. SCERkY. Market MASTER
TnoMAs CGNPBELL, CulIef tor OF Assessments
MN. j STOpDAiT, City Surveyor.
JAMES +. I2LylN, FIJIr Inspector.
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BURNEls'S
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

PoWELL,s FoRT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
J1HE poplietors these sprngt PREPARED TO ie
ing place eight miles OF Woodstock. he
tween the Fort and Mansanutcn Mountains. The rev
building ed ieet i'll length commenced last sea
son. completed and is ready for the reception OF
koARDERS; and number OF Cottages ,or the use OF
Families erected convenient TO the boarding
These SPRINGS consist of WHITE, Blue and BLACK
SuLruR lTrE, LIMESTONE and SLATE, all having
their fountains within circumference OF thirty yafds-
the work OF Natures labratory. They send forth
OF persons daiy They situated in fiat rather ba
it reaches :he western base of the Mansanuten, from
which 10 Tie eye Of The beh9deF one o. ,he
south south cast and cast, there number of mounds,
rs 10 O1 feet The bottom front and 10 the
othwestof the Springs Many OF these elevations can
TIE Mountain with its picturesque scenery its iut-
ting spurs lis deep ayincs and its Lofty peaks presents
wc, bold outline and pleasing variety is
is unsurpassed by any nio;tan scenery IN Virginia In
decd the scenery presented to SS f" the SUBMITS Of
Warren and Shenandoah "al!eys, must he aec to be
in addition 10 Springs proper, there number OF
others in the vicinity, the PRINCIPAL oil which are The
Cold Spring short distance from this; B Immediately
above is Chalybcate sending forth limpid streams 4
mic gushing the mountain side, is the Sweet Chay
spring The new spring 5esen h sen amid H, the
and which is believed 10 possess peculiar medicinal quail
Visiters comm: from the North East enter the
picturesque valley Though the narrow passage formed by
ion.t Springs. The rugged grandeur of this
defe, the rocks towering to the very clouds,
| strikes the traveller with awe and admiration
OnarIvng at the Springs the invalid has at onoe with
from the and pepexities tolls and monotoy
busy WORLD and cooperate his exhausted ener
ges by q,atine The pure waters that necessarily flow
around him. and artIng OF the rich vands that daily
prepaI cd for the nouiishmcnt of his frail body
Vie will state, Tor the benefit OF those who may not be
aware of the fact TINT large attached TO
the Springs where sons have their horses pastured
or tabled us they may prefer
The bar will be furnished with the choicest Liquors.
Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
An attentive will be in attendance and
to the departments OF the houses and everything
shall he done that contribute TO the comfort the
Persons visiting the SpIngs from the North leave
Baltimore in the morning. and arrive here the next morn
nr by the way Winchester and Woodstock. Persons
from the SOUTH will leave stanton in the morning. arrive
at Woodstock dinner, and the Springs TO tea
For the amusement of those who may wish TO partc.
PATE III such exercises Ten Pin Alley has been erected
bath House, with everything requisite Tor Bathing
has been elected the accommodation OF visiters
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PROSPECTUS
AMERICAN WING REVIEW.

!. w III " LII w.
the origina; Prospectus OF the American Review,
i sued at Washington By Mr.. Cotton is former P,ope
Editor, number OF the leading Wing Members
the Twenty seventh Congress C1S66) subscribed tcr
name5 to the following restitution g.. Hit s=ti
Earnestly approving the pla, OF such Nat ion1
long OF manifest Importance the undersigned
agree contribute for its om time to time, such
communications may bs necessary to set forth and de-
fcnd the doctrines tbs United Wing Purity of the Union
Signed by George p Marsh. Daniel d. barnard, J. Nc
Pie son Ecrren J. r. lngersoll, I. Joy Morris, T. l.
Cliuslnan DAME, Webster, r. e. Winthrop, Thomas Bpt
Ter King Hamilton Fish, !; p Kennedy, WIN. S. Archer
Rufus Choatc, Alexander II. Stephens" 80
An engraved portrait of distinguished Person Will
he ioun:i in every number OF the Review They will usa
ally te Of living American Statesmen and when
is possible will be accompanied with anthem
Memoir of the person represented. -.
The objects OF the Review are OF course paiticaE
II is designed forth and defend the Pritleles ne
measures, and the OF the United Wig Party oI h
Union matter OF just icproaeh to that Pai
that though it embraces its due proportion OF the iEsh
gencc learning country it has no o:trierlyG
Monthly Organ devoted to the essc:, and dcense
its opinions nd measures The tors OF the Ameii
can Review lave what iii them lies 10 remove this
erroach by securing contributions from OF abil
and truth. ~ 81 2 5F' =
The literary department of the Review will agree
spir:. with the political q.
Subscriptions clubs of not less than ten pc gel
CHAMPION RISSELL, Publisher,
aug24. 100 Naasaust, New YORK.
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transcription CURABLE!

CONSUMPTION DURABLE!
Robert Sandcrson Jusce OF the Peace in Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county, Ohio and brother OF Maor
General Sandcrson officer in the of 1872 cured OF
Consumption by the use of "Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry" ~
Rush Creek township, Fairfield co. Feb. %, 1889
Sr:--As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged my being cured of Consumption by the OF
apr Wis.ar's alsam of Wild Cherry" will state the
syinytons that others similarly afflicted be
Induced Il iry this invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty in breathing; had the hectic fever with violent
usles OF heat frequent cold chills, with pain in
nv sid and breast accompanied by very bad cough;
very stess nights and Ind night sweats, pcrspi
rng should say, least two gallons night wcitng the
he'd c. mie;cly through had been able to work for
scars iut was much cnlaciated, and almost helpless
yIc: comm usirg Wstar's Raham o, Wild Cherry
used in all ID bottles snd am now Tree iC all ihoss
comp ANTS my health is good
am now years old and have not taken any oil the
lSi6 because my health is SO good as not 10
rculifc any medicines. But If should have any return Of
my symptoms should use Wistar's Eusam OF Wild
Ch,r " procured the med cine OF Mesrs. Fall d Nc
CraC ken, your agents in lancaster, Ohio
ROBERT SANDERSOS.
The genuine Wis:ar's Basam OF Wild Cherry has FAT
smlc of the signature Henry Wistar, NJ D., Padcl
mia and SaIiiord IL Park ney executed scci
,rnycd W .aprer. No othes can be. genuine.
UJ'pIice Sl uer hottle-siN bottles for 50.
Sold ny }. d PARh, cincinnati, ..
OH Walnut s,jectto whom all orders must be addressed
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ERUPTIVE DISEASES.

Z r has become settled fact, acknowledged by the
best Physicians of CITY, that in the cure OF SCI oua
letter many other diseases, BRESTLlSGER's FLutb
SAEsAPAR1LLA AND DANpEIioN, Is decidedly
above all preparations 1t speaks for itself whenever
used and although taken the pains OF hav
ing published through the papers, or appointing agents
70 the sale OF it, almost weekly receiving or
dcrs from Vermont New York. Ohio, Kentucky ami other
states persons who by chance means hay heard
of its wonderful curative powers. The following is from
gentleman of Vermont days since, who used it for
very serious discase:-
DEAR DoCToR:
The two bottles of medicine got from vol
whenin Wheeling have nearly cured please send Inc
some by Express
Yours Respectfully.
prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF
CITY, not quacl medicine, for have made them
quained with component parts; and to all
such the opportunity of making it known
to- that il is entirely from all minerals, and is not in
the Incompatible with any of the preparations of 10
dine, Fovier's solution other properties.
Paxton u Lakes, and F. farllng, and soil
wholesale and retail by :
- BRENTLlNGER & ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va
July 81, s52.
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS BURkEc. BARNES Celebrated
FRI, PROOF


MESSRS. BURKE & BARNES CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES.
JNIE character OF these Safes in St Louis, before
well established, that any utther test proof of the
their being superior all others, would have been
der accommodate Mr.. Hall,
paentee and maker OF Halls Patent Concrete Sales >,
which hns up all other makes my in the United
States Wilders pacut included took up his challenge
the result is sen below by the Committee who
intended burning ofthc Saics We only regret the!
were not lei; liz the two hours longer.
The Safe which tested is to be Store, AMI
we invite public 10 call and examine il feel conf
dent that no one will doubt their fire proof qualities
after having seen specimen which passed through tr
'''' ''s''N' e. R. VIOLET, q co,
Sole Agents Manufacturers, No. 10, Levee End No.
20 Com. Street.
behalf Hall, Dodd Il Co., of CINCINNATI and Mcssis
r. agents Slessrs. Burke Barnes d Co
sbuTg, test the fire rroo qualities of the safes
made by thei: respective pincpas-rcPort, that have
size which had been i'll years, in ovens file
made with dry oak wood and Ptsbg stone coal for the
space and half and during thai be-
ieve the heat applied far tan that in ordi
conagIa at the expiration of that time,
taking the safes from the furnace, and cooling them down,
found that the iron casting both in places entire
~ burnt off, that the books uninjued; and
opening :nEnd books and papers entirely
iniured except slightly by liz used in cooling off,
found TO be with both safes, and the
peeeptibe i'll the appearance Of the interior
that the yarish wood work Burke Bar
was entirely uniE iu ed, while that Hall, Co s
was ard blackencd. In conclusion,
mark the result of this test. have hesta
ton in recommending safes of both parties
WARWICK p MILLER
DAVID ii. BISHOP
GERARD Il. ALLEN.
St LOUIS June f6 1852. aug2i
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EE.portnnt mud Valuable Work.
The Odd Fellows Text Book
nv 1ASCHAL DoNALDSoN.

BY TASCHAL DONALDSON,
d. d. GRIND Master of The G. Lode of NortternN. Y
M CsS & BROTHER, No IL South Fourth Street Phla-
J depha, hayciust published the most valuable work
that has been given to the l. o. 1t consists OF
complete thorough calculation of the science of Odd
Fellowship, and explains every matter connected with the
Order that OF right be given to the world contains
COMPLETE History the Order, interesting summary
OF its Laws and usages, together with variety of other
useful matter, and is emhelshed with
THIRTY-TWo APPROPRIATE ENGRAVlNGS, &
among which beautiful illuminated illustra
tive the universally of Odd Fellowship, and likeness
OF VIM Hopkins, Esq, Right Worthy G. Master of the
G rand Lodge of Northern New York.
lsal+lH5 Address MOSS & BROTHER,
aus2i No. 10 South Fourth ST. Philadelphia.