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intellectual iPi'ss Pow
aics,4-,s, - roetry and Polite Liter
... VIM also ~ given In the Languages
sshoA II i divided into ta,ss tvo sessions, asr
gsh Course, PER session sas 90
ard, per month ~ oo oo
aanoh st lec w = : oo w
Languages, Music, Painting ii Oil Linear
Jon and Monochromatic Drawing French Cray
s.Silk and Chenille blending 1t the usual rates.
Use Of Sheet Music and Patterns each, 50.
eof Musical Instrument s5
Institution aside from board. furnishes bed.
And mattresses Boarders provide all other
aw the promotion # economy IN dress Y il de-
sqsted uniform. when time and circumstances admit
-Adicial The School viii be respect denominational
o. or sSa Tas iras,aen + al
Auc- tIe department ss VIA; principles deemed the
lndry. salest foandatio 7 N the dse large M l q
psoS. talent will always be empoyeast
- Patr ons committing their daughters as wards 70
o or care are requested to specify the church they
tana Wsh Ito be In attendance. Daughters Of the
%auu la-s-.dr Clergy, tuition gratis. M
Npupil received for less time than one session.
sGsal n .Gs y Ptdsa aasanss m i rveu
St Marys Hall all that can be desired as a
selevated literary character, where young
l,whe wisireceivc finishing COURSE.
.srhsEg{s aREFERENcEs. ssb gi s
Rev Bishop II F Davis So ca; Bishop Green,
ikson. Miss Col z Hooker. Galatn, Miss; q
nth p Monticello, Mis-; ssimpaoa % n n q
Hon W s Featherston, Houston, Miss; j III and S L
Willard, Troy Seminary, N 7. ffstis5ie
lA-7- "A .LBANO MALE AND FEMALE
o)Iector "a $t3,G ACADEMY. e4
-r7ires me rourh Aan.u ia sessi % ~ @ SfpWi,Yy
led Of February next. Flss y 80
The location of the Academy, In the midst Of a
hrivng and yearly increasing moral and religious
community with the salubrity Of the air, and the
Il absence Of haunts Of dissipation, commend 1t to the
q favorable notice o nefcuts and guardians woo iad
az ii necessary to place sAeir chlcren and wards away
cute froni home for their education 81 i
Ito boarding can be obtained in private families in
inn the vicinity Of the Academy A few pupils can be
Nd received Into the family Of the Proprietor .
The Female Department is more especially undei
the charge OF Mrs. Furman Visitors to the School
--sFsz rooms arc always received with pleasure s
C has the Rates Tonpsr academic Year e A ,ssehs sss Il
Treen Primary Department soy Nv ~
as,7 Academic Department ao 70 Nv y.
the Classical and aathenncai cpaf'meho Se e W W
a. 4sN "a by the month N 10 0(
= reasonable deduction will be made when two ol
/ M come from the same family s4
XII Carr La, january a3, 1867.
~ 44;s ]. L. FURslAN, Principal,
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undersigned having sold out
IN his stock of Drugs and Medicines to DR.. D. l..
Todd, returns his thanks 70 the public for the Pa
tronage heretofore extended To him, and respectful
All persons indebted to lin win please come for
war, .d settle their accounts soon % Possible,
with Charlcs Gauthier OF himself, 8, ID ssALLIS.
Washington, May 90, 1857 ~ WI
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NOTIGf,.--'rl,e Partnership heretpia
LN isting under the firm Of j. u, BELhOGQa
.as dis. lived Oh the 3ist Of august last BY lin
tian and the death Of j. .. Beiioctl
The subscribers viii continue The business
house under the style Of Dal.L0GQs NoBL'
CO. according TO act passed before \. Magf
tary Public. New Orleans, Sept. ], 1855.
yehve j. Is. BELL0Gs
s&*5 adnl NAP. NOBL0M, 6
% %fs A.pEnBES, 3@
.'5lti P.ROY. tyl q
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IrAMs.-sugar Cured Hams, jast / received Z ia
I'll for sale by .. h. uiLrN' l''l ,.9..S --
DI,ACK OATS, for sale BY - -.
Ri'fe y = pEBAILLoN & CAERlERE
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1ENlaN DOLLARS REWARD ss5rR.syEp
u from myresidence IN Grand Cotcau, In
tho latter part. OF a pril, 1856, two 4, S,TtJp n
COI.TS--one years old, deep sorrel, with xi..NA
three white feet, aud the other years Old, With
white spots on both sidcs Of neck and flank both
,,.,a,,,,aa th,,s. The above reward will be paid
= an9'1 sf'Ns' N on their return to me.
Grand Cotcau, March II. 1856 sa.sss
l s.,s -ss s5, WILLIAM sBI.Al4OGR 4
CTRAYED OR STOLEN from my Plant
y alton, near Vile Plate, on the night Of
HORSE, l5 hands high, with 4 scar on the Sl. 0s
wight shouIdci caused rubbing of the shaft ald
white spot on the buck "a sad ale mark; no brand
Any information, or the return Of the Horse to me
will be literally rewarded.
Vile Plate, October a, 1850. a 81 D. !,
THEOP PHiLE FONTEN0 o
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TARUGs AND MEDICINES. t4Dn. b. u.
~ JTopD, having purchased the Drug Store !
Of s. ID. Allis, in Washington, begs leave TO IN. 0
form the public that he has just received q wv
large and complete assortment of fresh Drugs, IN
patent Medicines. Paints, Oils, Yarnishes. PERU.
merry, Window Glasa, Syrups, Confectionery, sta.
tioncry, Evans y Gliarrere's Lancets, Brandy md
Wines for Medical purposes. etc. etc AllSof which
he warrants Of the best quality, and offers at the
lowest prices. .sSs ss6 y; 4. s4S e. s "a n
Washington, May 80, 1857.
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lITEsrERN HXCIIA
w Tchoupitaulas and Nate
leans Mrs. WILSON would,
and the public generally thatis'
above house, and Is siaw prepare ,szA
baarders on Reasonable terms. herfabP
be supplied with the best the market 9
ated In the heart OF the business portion
unusual inducements are offered " mel
others from the c5aatry. Refer to the
shis nhpcr. ~ ,I =
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TsHOM AS BAILEY. Gun a.
II 1861 Chartres street, New0Flsa
Guns restocAed and bored TO
strong: Flint Guns altered, 70 Per-
improved principle; pateht b
Guards fitted ttksiiI,s Of any mai
of Guns AID Fstpis made Oil
t;uapowsel, shot, copper caps
article requisite FOR sp9rtslneii,
lsAnufaetnfe.
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400 BDLS. Thomnstpp LIME, IN 6pe
DEpafb,da xiii, n AZ so19snlEnE z w..aiassea.
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TNDIAS CURRY fresh supply of this
j Indispensable c0ndiinent of good dInura; juetft-
ceivcd by K. LEON 6E 1iEBRARD y 90.
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20 SACKS WHEAT BRAN. for ssle
~ " \ DEBAlLlpN 4 s q GARsiERE; !.sas I.lu !.
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sTyARyE ER,S i IMPROVED PATENT
~ COTTON GINb. of di1erent Hsssi fcr sale BY
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.-gaOF. AM
a. honor of inforI
induced to come an
he is ready to give
Violin, the Guitars
likewise tnne Pia
crate: r
per r. .5r Voca,
chs will be PROF a.
y. 'yays be lnoderas III.
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rJIAMPAtjN Il ls..-A sfcw baskets " this
Nytsfne Wine loft, which We VIII sell st reddceP
prices, to close the invoices s.s. sis
3sl DEBAILLoN ~ GA RslERE, Washington.
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AUININI Just ssceised 100 ghness -.
Si J g fOr ~ sals ul'sap,; /. y !; r,utr urnu ~,
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sDUBLIC MOTIF CE, wife. Mary Pa1
u lnela Lyons, having, lately without cause. and
hereby caution all persons merchants traders ped
lars, etc, not I'd trade with soil goods v her on
my account, as will not pay any bill contract, OF
account made BY her, MALACHI LYONS. /,
Parish Of Gnlcnsen April. 1851. fs ls,is - N
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GlIERIsY X WIN lsszr-lk arst-raas !. ted fcF
Y ~ p'''sa' 81 4. IN Esos n u ham aap u.
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DEItFuAfERY ~. A 'iresh sugpply 7 Fre.cb
fally Invited u caii. s7'F'F' l's s
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10ArENT MEDIC i lllts,, q III kiI,4
md ftrsh, f0t sAlo s.s III
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Also supply fresh and well selected Groceries
and Provisions, which ho y dispose of on teasona.
bic terms, fer cash. May o, 1867.
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TlU GUNGE'S u BRIAN1sSs SYRUP.
~ For Coughs, Colds ETC., for sale by 4, sagsS
MI n I4EONCI1 FiEiB ARp n co.
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oNDoN PoRrEis. oi III bsst iltsSa.,|
~ afor ssle ~ q s,. n III.
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\ 1REsfI DRUGS Il full assortusrnt jnst
y feceisedby =. LEO rcE HEBRlAlsD 4 aeO
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4 - -. - \ cfs]fHnsa.
s'f Esss @C CLOTHING IL
ssE ii xSIl sksctsd stdeksug Gsntlensnss Clnshiut,
e06l IT u Ccats. pAntsi Vests. shiftes ete. yaat
fscel snd ler tal6 81 j. M.GILEE,
NV q: l96E Believes "a.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-06-25

INGENUITY OF ~BIRDs.-Thrushes feed very much
OF snails, looking for them in messy banks. Having
frequently observed some broken snail-shells near two
projecting pebbles on a gravel walk, which had a
hollow between them, I endeavored to discover the
occasion of their being brought to that situation. A.
last, 1 saw a thrush fly to the spot with a snail-sbell
IN his mouth, which he placed between the two stones.
and hammered at it with his beak till he had broken
it, and was then able to feed on its contents. The
bird must have discovered that he could not apply
his beak with sufficient force to break the shell when
it was rolling about, and he therefore found out and
made use of a spot which would keep the shell in one
position. When the lapwing wants to procure food,
it seeks for a worms cast, and stamps the ground by
the side of it with its feet, somewhat in the same
manner as I have often done when a boy, in order to
procure worms for fishing. After doing this for a
short time, the bird waits for the issue of the worm
from its hole, who, alarmed at the shaking Of the
ground, endeavors to make its escape, when it is
Immediately seized, and becomes the prey of the In
genious bird. The lapwing also ~frequents the hsunts
of moles. These animals, when in pursuit Of worms,
on which they feed, frighten them, and the worms in
attempting to escape, comes to the surface Of the
ground, where it is seized blythe lapwing. The same
mode of alarming his prey has been related of the
guil.-The Cincinnatus.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CAPT. ROBERT BROWNS

GUN, PATENT BOMB ANCES
AND GUN
A FTER YEARS LABOR AND
IA experimenting upon whales, on the whaling ground, with
his apparatus, combined with the advantages of being a practical
Whalenlan, the Patentee has been enabled to obtain an instru-
ment in form OF a Bomb Lance, which for utility and effective
ness cannot be excelled.
The attention of Agents and Officers of w~hale-ships is called
to the following testimonials.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 10, 1856.
CAPT. r. BRowN--Sir: 1 take this opportunity to inform
you that We used those Eonb Lances we bought of you, and
found them to be of great benefit in capturing whales amongst
the ice.
The first whale that we used the Bomb Lance on was killed
in the following manner The boat went alongside of the whale
and the bOat-steerer fired a Bomb into him and then fastened to
him with a gig iron: the Bomb was heard to explode, and the
whale did not blow after the Bomb exploded. The aboye-men-
not have got that whale and many others that we did get, if it
h3d not been for your Bomb Lances, and we fully recommend
them to the attention of those fitting out whale ships.
Respectfully yours,
THOMAS WALL, Master bark George.
HONOLULU, March II, 1856.
CAPT. ROBERT BROwN-My dear Sir L used your Bomb
Lances in taking a whale, north, the past season, which made
$50 bbls. OF oil. We never could have taken him without said
LanceS, as our boats could not get near enough to use the COM
mon hand lance.
Yours Respectfully,
G. L. Cox, Master whae-ship Magnolia.
Honolulu, March Is, 1856.
CAPT. ROBERT BROwN-DeGr SIR: L take this opportunity
to inform you that 1 used your Bombs on the voyage in the ship
Herald, and found them effective in taking whales, and would
recommend them TO all whalemen, and especially around the ice.
l also used the harpoon and got most Of the whales by your
Guns and apparatus.
Yours Respectfully,
ISAAC ALLEN, Master ship Herald.
Other testimonials can be seen by calling on the undersigned,
Agents, who have the Guns, Bomb Lances and HarpOons for
sale.
lift p COADV r. n TODol
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rapidly, the tree then held the balloon secure. Col
Latham and Mr.. Bellman helped us out of our tight
quarters, but we were so stunned by the blow, that
it was some time before we could retain our feet. 1t
was also found that Mr.. Hoel was badly injured, when
the two gentlemen named started in search of help.
After wandering in the mud, rain and dark for about
half an hour, they came across the farm house OF
Mr.. George E. Smith.
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SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED
i Cotton duck Nos. 1 to 10; anchors and chains,
Russia and Manila cordage, II to Z inch;
Beef and pork; medium bread; butter in kegs;
Towlines; bbls sailed tongues; cases preserved meats
Cases preserved green peas; cases preserved green corn;
Gases assorted sauces; cases assorted English pie fruits:
Gases assorted English pickles; cases claret wine;
Cases olive oil; cutting falls;
Cases mems goat brOgans; cases mems calf brogans;
Cases wOmen's shoes; denim pants and frocks;
Hardware of all kinds; crockery of all kinds;
Glassware and cutlery; groceries of all descriptions;
Dupont's powder in l III cans;
Cane and wood seat chairs, various patterns;
Bales monkey jackets; bales thick PANTS
Bales blankets; rolls Brussels and tapestry carpets;
Ships camboOses and cabin Stoves
Tea; coffee; sugar; assorted spices;
Bbls New England rum,
Cases Martell Brandy, r., poaa
Bbls pure spirit, ~
Half pipes gin,
Boat anchors; whaling gear; blocks, assorted sizes;
Corn and hickory broons; bales wrapping paper;
Boxes chocolate; hair, paint and whitewash brushes
Thin clothing of all kinds;
And a variety of articles adapted to the retail trade.
ALSO,
Bales denims; blue drnlsj saddlery. assorted.
20-tf >. y SPALDIN6
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SCHOOL BOOKS!!

uUST RECEIVED PER
- BIRD" from Boston
1000 Parker's Primers,
do, Word Builders,
100 do. First Reader,
mo Prices Spelling Book,
~ w Himoteith's First Lessons in geography
200 do. Manual i
100 ucNany's Geography,
1O Davie's Primary Arithmetic,
20 20 parkers Juvenile Philosophy,
On do. First Lessons in Philosophy,
Ctqrk's Elements of Drawing.
IarIner's Steam Engine,
Fulton & Eastman's Book Keeping,
Juvenile Choir by Bradbury.
Lectures OH Arts and Sciences,
Masonic Chart,
plymouth COZ. Hymns and Tunes,
Siiman's Travels in Europe, 2 vols.
24-SO L. NJ. WHITNEY,.
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ta.e min1 sa piehlpcOen1ary .! lerc o1ne
manner. While asleep he swallowed three of his false
teeth, with the gold band which confined them, and
died from the effects shortly after. Efforts were made
to extract the teeth, but without success.
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NOTICE TO WHALEMEN.

MACY * LAW,
DEALERS IN WHALEMEN'S SUPPLIES AND GENERAL
MERCHANDISE,
KAwAIHAE, HAWAII, S. L
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAN q good
Fl Il supply of Hawaiian Beet, Hogs, Sheep, and numerous
other articles required by Whalemen, The above articles can
be fnrnishod n q tho sHUf CcS notice and on the most reasonable
terms in exchange for bills ON the United States, or orders on
exchange.
u Beef packed to order, and warranted to keep in any
climate. 34-5z
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MISCELLANEOUS"
mOCTOR'S SHOP.

~. p. JUDD At At T Ifmi6d she the public that he continue
Z = and MercIiSnS rs. treatment of DISEASES OF all klnus, nav
to devote \ hr D grea t. variety of Drugs and MEDICINES OF the Oe'
n51aItv. He sells ai0o
POis so.nsic, ~strehnins, @yerat snSa. corrosive Tem s%6l@ opian,
a aTsTc acid, St; Ign9sius BEANS nu& O"n'A' Op'~'
p Pnsic acid, alcohol
PcrfumeEy..c musk, cologne, lavender water,
Ani ufs honey and other soaps.
NJ saso, pearl barley, oat meal, gum snenaoI
WAITING and marking ink, Sands sarsapaan", - mertion
Soda water, and otner MrMpt w. Off.
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PALE AND GOLDEN SHERRIES AND
PART

EUST RECEIVED, per GAMBIA from luke, Holds
Cd worth 4 Co., London, an Invoice of London bottled genuine
"VinO SecO de Xeres de La FrOntera."
ALSO, on hand, a small quantity of the wen-knoWn genuine
FRUIT PORT,
from the same London House, for sale by
41tf ED. H~OFFSCHLAEGER & S~TAPENHORST.
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lust RECEIVED PER RADUGA FROM
- BOSTON, AND FOR SALE the following goods:
White COttons, brown cotton drills
Blue drills, blue cOttons;
Brown cotton, sup'r denims;
BID flannel, mems kip brogans;
Women's shoes, mems hats:
Pure white lead, black paint;
Chrome green, chrome yellow;
Prussian blue, celestial blue;
Boiled linseed oil in cans 4 gall. each;
Spirits of turpentine;
BblS. HaXal -four;
Water, soda and butter crackers;
Lemon syrup;
Ground black and Cay enne pepper;
Ground cloves and cassia, fine table salt;
CASTLE and saltwater soap, hams;
Gases of oysters, roast beef, boiled beef;
Beef soup, lobster and green peas, in 1 and 2 ID. cans;
Tomato ketchup, assorted pie fruits;
Brandy peaches, corn starch;
Bottles of ground ginger, English mustard;
Dried apples in half bbls, English cheese;
Saleratus, nests of trunks, 4 each;
Painted tubs, nests painted cOv'd buckets and boxes;
Assorted solar and glass lamps;
Solar chimneys and lampwick, shoe backing;
Writing ink, sheet lead, cut nails, ass'd;
Copper and iron tacks, ass'd, ship scrapers;
Coffee mills, patent charcoal irons;
Tin pans and plates.
Also
A complete assortment of stationery, &c, &C., &C.
3S-tf I'll. HACKFELD & CO.
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uNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEE

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
instructed by His Excelency the Minister of the Interior to
continue the overland Mail Carriers throughout the Kingdom,
Notice il hereby given that hereafter Mail Carriers will be dis
patched as below
OK KAUAL-Leavng Mr.. Widemann's store every Tuesday
morning for Hanalei, returning Wednesday,.
Leaving Nawiliwii every Thursday morning for holoa, Hama
pepe and Waimea returning Fridays.
r On OAHU.-The day of departure Of the Government Mall
Carrier on Oahu is Thursday of each week, leaving the Post
office punctually at 9 A. NJ, returning Saturdays.
On MAU1.-Them ailcarrier will leave the Post-othce, LAhalna
every Monday Evening, and passing through Wailuku and ka-
buIui. reach Makawao about 6 P. NJ. At A. NJ, Wednesday,,
he viii leave Mr.. Spencer's Store, which will be the Post-othce
for that district, and passing through Kula, Torbertsvile and
Kaepolepo, return to Lahaina on Wednesday night or Thursday
Morning.
MAILS ON HAWAII.
The Mai-Carrier between Kawaihae and Hilo will leave Capt
Laws Store at Kawaihae every THURSDAY, and returning
leave B. Pitman's Store in HilO every MONDAY.
A Maf-Carrier leaves Captain Laws Store at kawalhae for
Kauua and Kealakeakua the first and third THURSDAY in
aashs aaotb, apd leaves Cant Cummings Store n . KealolseOhu~
the first and third TUESDAY of each month.
Between Hlo and Kau, the Mail will be sent every fortnight,
leaving Mr.. Pitman's Store at Hilo, the first and third MONDAY
of each month. and leaving Mr.. Shipman's residence at Kau, the
first and third THURSDAY of each month.
carry small packages, other than letters and papers, subject to
such charges as may be fixed on hereafter.
July l, 1S56-tf. JOSEPH JAChSON, POSTMASTER
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-31

WAITS AND CAPS.--A large stock OF
* Mems and boys Black and colored
SLOUGH Hats, black and fancy cloth Caps,
Mems High crowned Slouches, silk Hats
for sale by John IL. .BcERdree.
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l8ElIlEE lEAnl yINITllY
rpEnERIcK CIrY. I'D.

~ The Scholastic DATES Of this Ii>ii,ptioa riH
h yesn,ned on fuesaes, !At Isl Of Sptemeef ''ss'
raHE State Of Maryland appropriated sso,VeV
| for The founding of this school, Nttn me
intention that il should be IN ali respects
Seminary of the highest osjer--a School Were
tho dapehters OF Maryland and otter Southetn
S,,,es could receive an edueapon adapted 10
the advanced refinement and intelligence Q, h.'
people and the Institutions OF the STATES, whsh
should be highly moral and treiigpns IN It's
Character. but not sectaiiarl.
II is located IN one OF the most healthy ana
beautiful ~alleys in she State, andIs ateessan's
to all parts of the country by Ka'uoad snu
Telegraph. The extensive and superb buiiu-
ing the spacious halls, and professors Ieo,ss'
the commodious lodging rooms elegantly iui'
nishcd and well ventilated, baths OF tue pu-
resi- mountain wateT--ex,ensive Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus and all other cesita-
HE educational convepiences, Faculty we'll
known at home and abroad for refinement, pro-
fess;onal skill and learned ability, ere some OF
tho evidences be fore tie public that The Fred
! erik Female Seminary is allihat the i@eisla-
ture contemplated when they made the arPro-e
nria,ion, and twelve years OF unprecedented
nrosueri,y have secured for il high reputation
! al home ard abroad
| There are ample grounds Tor exercise IN me
Lopen air. and The whole OF The basement
! (which is above grouud.) is fitted up for
/ G,mnasium Tor The Young Ladies 10 exercise
! in during Indictment weather. The new edi-
| fee lust completed will afford excellent ac-
commodations for from 40 10 80 mois Board
| ing Scholars. These improvements make u
! one of the most extensive and complete es'ab-
i>hment in The United States, and parents fcm
distance may res, assured that no enc" WIZ
he spared to sustain The high reputation 'has
the School already enjoys,
For DoaTd and Tuition, isefuding f,1n'shts
Rooms. Lights, Fuel, Washing, etc, $500 per
Scholastic year J payable holf yearly in adranes.
For Circulars and other particulars, address
II. WINCHESTER,
A,crst l lsh7-3m President
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-31

DRUGS, &c.-Driscolls Balm OF a thou
| J sand flowers, Horsemans Hope, Sweet
and Castor Oils, Ayers Cherry Pecloral'
james Hair Tonic, Barrey's Trlcopher-
ous, Bay Rum, nice article for sale by
Noyi5 John II. McEndrfe.