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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

admh7bly well. Considering the cola spring thas
have hed. The corn = two Or three weeks behku
hand; bot the rain On Saturday night win mako
grow 70 fast i Is feared n win pull itself up b =!
and the probability Is that the crop Of to6scco tn
year will fall far short Of last years crop.
GEORGIA.
an intelligent planter Of Lowndes county fUpE&
ses.s .ne corn crops In his section - Promising q
abundant yield the present season. OF truotg
Tour hundred acres which he has under corn, III
eye, inc crop Is considerably in advance Of thoe3
represente8 ~ Riug ~ year.. The cotton crop
planters have, after the cotton had shown itssf an
in consequence Of the poor stand re-plouphed tn
ground and planted corn.
The Milledgeville Union Of the soth nit. savs:-
During ride Of ten miles on FRIDAY last. throurR
the eastern portion Of this county section provsn
bal for its poor soil, We were struck with the ver
great difference between the IN and about the
and that we saw over the river the latter being hea
high, while the former is not knee high. The fros
must have been lighter the elevated ridge just be
yond the river. The peaches we had supposed
were all killed. but saw several orchards within
eight miles Of this place, in which the peach tree
appeared to have sustained no injury. This will be-
welcome news to the lovers of this delicious fruit
for with MS there is not one peach to tree. The
cherry crop is being gathered and more bountlfu'
one we have not seen for seven or eight years. We
were pleased to see the oat crop doing so well. Re
town, have been gladdening the planters heart 10
dinerent sections Of our country, during the past
week.
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Halifax Republican of the 3lst ulk, says
We have fine prospect for good crops this year,
Ihe late warm weather and cOpi0us showers Of rain
have caused vegetation to grow Of rapidly and
loXuriantiy Wheat and oats, which look very finely
VIII soon be ready for harvesting. We hope no dis
aster viii befall US to blast our present bright
prospect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05


These acts tell on the commerce of the United
States for IL its Consul Is not protected its citizens
have not much to hope for--at least In Mexic0-nor
can il ever improve under the present rule.
But now, and especially during the treaty negotia
lions for the Tehuantcpec route and the Meslla val
ley. party cl9ues are considered paramount to all
Others, because capital Is made out of them, to ride
some old political hack into power, and give Next
cans weapons to break up American trade; and
wien the carew0rn and hall ruined merchant COM
plains Of the oppressive and Illegal conduct Of the
Mexican government and its mnions in power, he Is
sometimes told, in scripture language: '.Go thy way
and we will call upon thee at more convenient sea-
son. and this is not the time to urge snch matters
upon the attention Of his Excellency, ss he (the
Minister Of the United Ststes) has an important ne
gotiaticn with the Mexican government, which must
not be disturbed by petty complaints Such has been
invariably the case; and still We suffer, and pre-
sumo we are doomed TO do 80 unless Koszta visits
US and gives chance for flaming epistolary cor
respondence. The heart Of the Cabinet Is again i'm
bued N it's deeptoned sympathy for one under the
shadow Of protection, while the natives OF the soil
are left to take care of their persons and property
they best can.
The English merchants say, our government is
too far OF; still we have men trained in diplomatic
school; they know our wants; still our government
Is too remote to obtain prompt redress, but Mexico
has thoee accounts to settle and must do so in the
end, and we wait now the result. Besides the gov
merchants suffer here; We must, therefore, abide our
time Minister is taking notes OF all the losses
and events for the day Of settlement.
We must, however, do justice to the person now
in charge at Mexico--the Hon. J. 8. Cripps-for his
promptness and integrity Of purpose and for urging
in becoming and dgniiied manner all American
claims or complaints that have come before MN;
lie attends to business with Yankee kecnness. AT
The same time understanding well his subject aud
the interest Of the United States citizens he knows
that they are acommercial people and wishes to ex
tend the growth and manufactures for the welfare
of the nation. We trust that both Minister and
Consul win be aided in seeing that justice shall be
meted out TO al with an even hand.
Ell PoBRg DIAsLx MxxIcANA,
La vos EEL PVScA.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

W"NAS SHor M 4 MANA murder was perpct rated
in the lover part of the c:y Sunday evening npon the
person Of white woman named Jane North. by a man
named iSirj e.. Marshall We learn that the murder
w's eutircly unprOroksi The examining trial takes
place before the Mayor this IRONING at l2 O'clock
Lynchburg Virginia Nov. 81.
TnE CONVENTION or TonAcco MANUFACTURERS I've
are requested by An Oh Manufacturer TO state
that having read with satisfaction tho action OF meeting
oi TooicCo Manufacturers Of Franklin county, approving
the cal Df An Oh Manufacturer" for Convention Of
the Tobacco Minuficturers Of North CIrona and Virgil
mia aud their Factors, and the recommendation Of that
meeting in regard to Lyncbburg the place. and the
second Monday in January, 1885, the time Tor assem-
bling said Convention he would propose that the action
OF the Convention had better place before the hiring
of hands at Christmas, and heucs he would propo.e
wednesday, the l3tn day Of December 1884, as tho time
aud Lyuchourg as the place for assembling said Conven
ti0n.
Papers will please give noiice.-Ib
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23
DIED.,

Cornelia aud John Poe Jr $3.50 " "
The friends the family invited 10 attend t, ,ner. To-
day at8 o'clock r. NJ from the residence OF father.
Yesterday at IL l-2 o'clock, Mrs. SARAH A. VEL.
LER. consort Of NJ. q. X. Wellor.
Her funeral will t,ko place from 81. Johns Church this
afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

ALMOST TR,GEnY.-Thc Troy WI e says tha, the M.
pearance OF Mrs Susan Denim Woodward at the ,heatr. in
S'racur, where her discarded has ,s,d AMI hi fh.rs
family rc'ile has crI',l .i;ement there The
propc'y Of this lady, towlri, her husband and
her Character generally became the topics nf discussion
between two gentlemen nj tc Syracuse lIoue Tucs,
evening when one growing wra;ny rew pistol and aimed
{ at is head Of his antagonist The pistol was knocked
rom rs hind'. whsr'np,n pitched battle cnsucI and
AL Juns bo;h comb itsnis wcra badly bruised nm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

MEETING or Uos0asss.-The second session OF tho
thirtyibird Congress will assemble at Washington on
next Monday week, the 9TH day Of December. A num-
Der Of the members have already arrived at the capital
and Others are daily moving 10 that direction TO secure
good quarters for the session. Both houses have boon
put u order for their reception and the session Is lin
tied TO three months VIC presume there III DO moro work
and less waste OF time than during the last session. Tho
people havo decided that large majority OF the present
Congress should be relieved from further service go that
there will bo no occasion for talking to "Bnucombe"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23
COM NJ l. II CIAL.

foeaeeorhe market has undergone change since
report. We quote iaEs al t&S tsk. eek
TO 81 medium grades es Good stoas useful kinda
H. ecAsinaiy little higher NJ soo nns shipping,
WORKING sors Offering.
whcatwe quote prime red at rs to ISIS. prime white
lso ClS Interior qualities sell frou 10 vs. cents below
these rates
Corn-S 10 20 cents per bushei.
hcsi-ei 10 100 PER bashsl
f,ar.-we quote supernns At tsS toa
OArs-oO to bos.
HESTER WHITE, Conn i.,nn Merchants,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

A FooLisu Acr.-A mau named James Shaw Who 6rst
gave his Patrick Fitzpatrick, brought before
Mayor yesterday. charged With stealing piece OF
plank. The property OF NJ. Chss. L. Mhitlock.
Ito Was observed by ua,chman Audreus about o
o'clock, Tue,d,y night, the Of nth and
Cary Streets With the piece Of plank under his ar aud
heating that gentleman Who resides tho corner VI
18th aud Gary had been robbed VI severa pieces Of tim
Dor, he thought bic duty 70 question him where
the plank got lilo first asked him II ho bought IT,
and the reply no. that no receivedit from H. w Cole
In lieu Of tlO which he owed him. The watchman ~.
gardpg this tale Improbable. took him TO the watch
house.
Mr.. Cole vas In court aud being sworn, denied what
the accused had stated In reference TO him.
Mr.. Whitock suore to the identity Of The timber.
He remAndsj for trial before the Fall term Of the
Court of Huslings. t ....
The Mayor offered to admit him bail for his appear.
ance In SUN Of $780, II Vas not given when lei.
the Court room. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

SrrALisd TonAcco.-oaoer Tyler overhsulsd negro
named Edward slave OF Mr. Chas Q. L. Thompson, when
his way up Gary Street, near I2,h on yesterday morn
lug, With travelling bag aud tin bucket ia both hand,
and having examined both articles foaad then, to oon..
qnin.ty Of tobacco lie brought him TO tho cage, aud
immediately apprizsd his master Of the
The fellow WAS brought before tho Mayor aud Nc Tbomr.
s'n being sworn testified that tho to6Icco WA his
pcrty.
lie ordered thirty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23
MISSIONARY MOVEMENTS OF TIE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

appropriations Of tie Missionary Committee.
Al the annual meeting OF the General Missionary Com
Intce aud Board Of Managers Of tho Missionary Society
Of tho Methodist Episcopal Church. held in New York on
tho 10th anI 10th INST tho following appropriations were
made for the support of the Missionary work of the Meth
ods Episcopal church Ior tho year 1855, viz:
L. For their Fot,ipn Miss;nra
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

hohsERf-The connting-roon Of the Enquirer was
entered On Tuesday night, and rs $50 which de-
posted IN an iron safe the previous evening by Mr. Dun
narauf, taken away An entrance effected by unlock
"g the door IN the usual way aud il being known that
negro III the establishment had key TO enable him 70
eher Whenever duty called him there; aud, moreover
that lie of the money being 10 Oh. safe sus-
pieon at once rested upon him. and he placed las We
iearn) under arrest yesterday.
The Key Of tho safe fooli.hy laid the mantcl
piece so that II only necessary Ia order
the treasure.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

Total amount for Foreign Missions,
III. For Domestic Missions
~ Among TITO German population Of the coun-
try
~ F1reign population other than Germip, viz
Seandiniviaus French, Welsh, and Chinese
(3) Indan missions
(i) Among cur native population, distributed
through thirty -cight different annual con,
fsren:o5
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

WIsrER IN EARsKsr.-Sncc our last, wc have had no
mean oreaste OF winter. II ii has done otfrr good
IL has given Of county friends, chance 10 s,vc
their bacon" by killing u cir hogs before they had time
to starvc to dea.b.-dbingdn Virginan. Noo. IS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23
Know Nothing D emotr.ls.

The Richmond Enquirer furnishes its readers with
very important item Of information as to the dc.
ssription Of Democrats TO he found in the Know
Nothing order 10 the language Of the Enquirer they
my be Classified thus:
Ola" Number 1. "An individual camp follower
in the ranks of tic Democracy now aud then sinks
away from an association by which he has not profit.
oil to the extent OF his cupidty, and drops down
among the Know No,hings with the hope Of at once
realizing his calculations and avcngng his disappolnt-
men'.'
Ckae Number g st is possible, moreover. that
lSw Democrats Of homes, purpose bu, Of caprcious
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

~ mUIHKto' Buhasr CiyrIis.-Ihese cloths have
attained established reputation aorang only per-
feet protection against and preventive Of the
Fiction, ulTBERED BRHAsr.
Mothers should bear IN mind that these valuable Cloth.
Intended 10 the breast when risen; but
TO prevent this catastrophe rch they certainly do
Ioihers therefore, Who have the least fear
risen breast should not walt I'LL they Threatened,
these cloths but should them and them
10 meet any emergency.
u,ed directed, they will very speedily d.spae all nGam.
ton ofhc breast asy entirely all arising cold
ender the breast soft pab natural
and unobstruoted now II the sch Invariably relieves
and avoids the possibility Of girHgBtD IRglsr.
Mothers have assured that they have found
comfort 10 wearing these cloths during the period
which the nov Of milk IL most dfheult and irregular.
No has found fault with them that know whilst
the contrary ne tHop that they esteemed Of inestiabe
value by hundreds who have used them.
They perfectly convenient 10 and leave soil
garments ami may applied removed at pleasure
with entire convenience.
sU reanee Of tioo. accompanied by IL Of
posage STAMPS will secure the prompt transmission by mail OF
pair Of these Cloths % part of the United States.
They are fof sale exclusively by
AD1B q GRAY Wholesale and Retail Agents,
sell It7 Msin street. Richmond. vrginia.
~ Full directions for applying these Cloths, will accompany
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

IsF,Nous.-On Thursday list as a passenger trim on
thc oieGsour n. Y. oai appro ,chng thu bridge
across Trout Brook, bct~c Madrid aud Posiam tue
engineer discovering smoke rising fon the bridge stop
ped the tram On examination 1t found that souc
william had fired the bridge which had burned until IL was
mere she'll Hal not the smoke been obervcd fear
Iul loss oi lie wouli have cnsued IL il great pity that
the perpetrators Of these schemes OF wiocs murder cam
not be discovered aud punished the Grim. d.scry.s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

We understand that three moro colored women, be-
longing to Mrs Armistesd Of this town. have dsa ppesred
since Saturday Two Of them hired In Norfolk
Portsmouth TIanseripf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

The State Of Mississippi hasa ii4 35s Of improved
land raises 4sI 1913 bales Of cotton $3.50 bushels of
whea 22il6b52 bushels Of Indian CORN 47,7GO pound,
Of tobacco; pounds Of WOOL 1884 pounds Of
butter 27l7 500 pounds Of rice; aud has 662
invested In live ttock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

UsIrrp STATES CoURr-Judye Hruybw ton-John
ioiiman tho boy who stood charged With fraudulsn,ly
obtaining letters from the post Office in this city, by
presenting himself "a messenger attached the Dis
patch newspaper Office, where they add essed was
tried in this Court, on Monday, and convicted.
immediately utter the jury brought In their verdict his
connsi made motion ur tral-the decision upon
which Is still pending. II will 10 rendered on Saturday
in all probability.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

TnE DAuAGE Sur.-We learn that it is the intention
OF The counsel engaged in the suit for damages
oy Messrs. Bhford, Mayo Blair, sgainst the Union
Steamship Company, and decided lew days ago In favor
OF the latter by Judge Haybmtop to appeal TO the Dis
trict Court from that Judgment.
We have heard lawyer Of some eminencc speak with
much confidence rs to the succcs s of that course
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23
LOCAL NE W 3.

ArrRorliArE DksisIrioA. clergyman Ia ac9usu.
tance chile epgssed 10 catechsng numb<s Of boys 10
class asked OF tLem for drhnition Of hatrhnony
Tho reply was. "a pac, Of punishmept shsrs some
souls suller for time before they 10 TO heaven
Good boy, said the clergyman. take YOUR scat
W. spute the truth OF thls dehultion Ia . general
seuse That il 10 true. however, In very many ns.ncee
have not the least doubt In fact the uotds ".oas
souls coat.usd Ia the aps reply implies tho qualification
which We think all reasonable might regard sunl-
cIcnt to warrant his attachment this plain dogma lu
this exceptional form hesitate not to cstecu wothy
orthodox belief aud with this conviction, shall hereafter
cugra into creed. We might safely eoncInie that
tho future u the pert youth who gave this reply shall
n plofious opa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

ConHIrrrD.-Carolue Dickinson, FREQ colored woman
taken up In this city with Hanover papers, Was commit
tod BY tho Mayor yesterday, for examination before
tho Court Of Hustipga
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

STATES RIGnr DEN1cR,r, in communication to The
Norfolk News undertakes the defcnce of Mr. Wise asars
the articles the claims and services of tst gentlemen
which appeared in the Richmond Examiner IN oncludns
his article "a States Right Democrat gives tho following
glowing account of Nr. wes prospects aud of the suc>
OF the Democratic party un Ter his banner |. will
TO doubt administer much cons1lion the Wise men,
and encouragement for them stand fast and Contend
faithfully for their iIvorc, to the cud:
"n simple justice To Mr.. Wise his nnvaruisheI state.
Of facts made. L. the South Es;crn aud immc-
iae regions Of the State his friends NAV we'll
be characterized by the name OF 'cson" aud whie the
writer IS ready TO support OF the distinguished
whom fairly organized cntiun may d, 'ena;e
justice and truth consrain him add that 10 other Leaf
rally around him here such zeal aud
popular enthusiasm. There is wide spread expectancy
in the pnhc mind-a decided aud uneq Ivoca manifesto
ton among the masses, which it will b. Ne 10 di-rc-
gard.
"lfthe Democracy OF Virginia would WELD its sccptre
but little longer let the convention hIrken to these
manifestations OF the popular w-scnt from more
than hty counties in the StAe-ani CIV. standard
bearer. the bold, eloquent areat aui patriotic lIcury A.
Wise"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23
~ MVrnYal,, H,,r,sr ,,1yrlIs-1,.,

wHrrnuRsrs 1920 our will brought to clos,
early next January ~Aen the property will be equsby
secure Share while the opportunity Offers. noi4-1m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

We received yesterday, from the hands Of the author
Mr. H. H. Bowen, n neat and handsome volume, entitled
"a Blind Mans Offering" We have had time to read
t-buhaVin: glanced few OF its articles VIC have
NJ hetiiiHn ia cjmmeni.ns To the public IA read
able anl interesting work. We do this the more cheer
fully too because it is the production Of gentleman en-
trey blni-wh, says that part Of the design OF the
present Ia 'cl;on is TO eiuc him obtain for himself
aud for those whose happiness il d,Aor than life the
means Of al in epenien, substance"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

RAIS.-We had copious fall of rain about DAY break
yesterday morning. The temperature has moderated
considerably since them There were ripe prospects Of
an additional fall on yesterdIy evening.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23
Total amount for domestic missions
$lSi,093
1000 mn

Making an aggregate appropriation OF 426O,UOU
The Gin,ru Comm tteo consisted OF Row. Dr. Bar "a
Of New York Rev G'o Guy, Of Western New Yok ;
Rev. j. +. Wright, Ohio Rev. George Webbcr, Rev G.
w. Hont' Missouri R;y. H. w. Reed, Iowa Rev. w.
H. Collins Mc,g,n. aud thero wefe presen &C. with
them Rev. Bishops Waugh, Jones, Scott aud Simpson.
Thoro report 10 circulation that the Farmers Bank
Of North Carolni ha, either fac suspended payne
The report by means reible aud u rather hard TO
believe the bursting up" Of hank within her limits
IL something unknown 10 North rona. Tho firmer'-
Bank Incorporated by tho LA, Lsgi.laturo-the
Their bank il located at Elizabeth City, and there Is
branch 10 Of the western towns, at Greensboro We
tbink-No,foik Bedcon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

Cur teleGraphc dispatches in yesterdays Wing ALL
nouncrj the appearance in the NeS York Herald Of des
patches from Washington the cc: that we are soon 10
have IA reconstruction OF the C.bnc ard change in our
foreign ministers. We publish the statement Of the
Herald it appears in TINT paper the ost inst Il true
here is another chance for spOis Let the spoil hunters
LOOK ont
IMPORTANT FROM Observation-Disclosures OF THE
CABINET, AND CHA>GE fOREGS MINt.rER-
Our te!cgrAphic dr-pach rom Washington dated last
Night, relative To changc in the Ctbint, comes from
which entities to full it, 1; appears that
the re.iient has cig determined to Reconstruct, his
mens. Nj. Marcy j. % to England whilst Mr. Cush-
ing takes the Stic Department Mr. Breckcntrid.e Of
kentncsy, tke' Mr. Cushing position a. torc, Gene.
raj Mr.. DoDbn il 10 De transferred the Treasury De.
pariBcni, vice hrc who IL 10 accompany JYg- Camp
bell iniU retirement. Who j. tike Post Office and
Navy departments has Vet d-cied but our cn-
respondent ntiuatcs that Mr. Mason may b. invited 10
the Navy Depsriment-;he position lie hell under Mr.
Polk.
The change in foreign ministers is also to bc thor
ougb, and will doun cS' carry with rcv+ll Of the for
ciSn policy If the government A Far concern
ed II sat all avcns satisfaction know that We cannot
he injured hy any change whilst some reason TO
hope that the appyntees will take lesson from the
allure oi their predecessors.
The inormiiion il oTgfcu Importance th. time md
We re"eat, " comes from which gives every con-
hdeuce IN its accuracy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23
~SSNsAASs1sc lEl1.<<<> rs
1919. %SS&Es51r
49, rs "$ ls:s55::,
Nl|;kas,l||j
RICHMOND WING.
THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER %, 1854.
TO CoRsEspONuRNrr.

a. NAig"
Articles both sides paper will not be Published
Thlss standing, ought TO be
In case departed Obituary eight
ltnss are charged for advertisements
~ oenusnestions viii be charged the advertise
hsats.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

hEIIco.-Sants Anna is said to DO again so short of
lands tina" he Is making strenuous effort negotiate or
anticipate the payment of the remaining So 5000 Of the
American indemnity, before tie adjustment OF the boun-
day upon which it contingent The co:iscrpton for
the purpose OF filling the ranks of the army being nc,
u'eIy carried OH IN the department Of Vera Cruz The
people nrc very 10th to fight for Santa Auns and many Of
Tue conscrps have TO be tied together until properly
placed in the bsrIacka
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23
NAV IOOHs, AR THE EXCHANGE NOON



Rs 81 Main street. by the growing for,
these delightful his
enabled them
turej, and nj the makers price, yiti
Octave Mroden, extending from toe, tD
do do. do o
do do do doYtoY rs
The advantages Of the Neiodeons nrst It, Portability
readily carried from place 10 place, occupying when
packed the space ordinary trunk Secondly, o.spse
While families would like musical
instrument In the paro but not able TO purchase Piano,
The Meoeon the svceness and superior qs
ties for sacred music be had At from fourth TO onesih
less cost.
rhe following Lowell Ms.sn, Boston, TO Reed,
permitted TO
"ir Gcorse Reed No H. fremont Row, Boston, Mass
sAt request have examined one OF the Msodeons
uactucd by Mr George Prince Co. OF Buffalo think the
instrument in all equal and In some respects superior
others similar Kind which have scep and IN particular
with quality Of touch
the reeds, by quick passages he performed
articulation Of An instrument
the hest substtute church music with which
acquainted. LOrttL MAsoH
BJston, Mass, Sept. go, 1s4o.
examine tho
respectfully invited Ia call store
take great pleasure 10 gratifying them, whether they may
purchase or not. noif