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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27

luton ran rampant through the land and found patfbr
FOR true Conservation, truth order, freedom snd righ
eou5nes.
Ii speaking Of the necessity for the removal OF the
Tabernacle, the speaker alluded TO the many complaints
Of the "pubic" that the or the building TO be
host 10 the cause OF Chrtiany down town. Hut the pub
for the support Of The church. and should sSerefore hod
It's peace, for the same which drove the people up
town TO reside would also take the churches with theni
lie DID not believe thai change OF place would change
the character of the church The sernop concluded with
an affecting perorston which listened TO with breath
Alter prayer tho choir sang An anthem under the a.
recOn OF Prof Nash and the vast audience joined IN sing
ing ~ parting hymn the poxosogy,
Praise God from whom sl blessings flow.
The echoes Of three thousand lungs made the
Old building ring, and there obvious sense Of the
soiemny Of the scene the last echoes o. the parting
Among the audience was Mr. Joseph Dits the architect
OF the building who venerable member OF the church.
As instance the rapid growth Of tho city, he states
thst the Tabernacle WAS built only twenty years ago. to
accommodate the wants Of the uptown Christians.
street contsh, At copous and varied
soods srhO'a aOweTs opened ia his country.
Meade Brothers, UmrivnlIod photographs,
49, .ekea daily x broadway four doors above lAs Asor
1IanterA Crystal Minnturcs tile most
.ss' AID ~ s1s sS ssss f1ss s s,Ssw,r
.
BrOoJklyn Taste, Talent and Beauty.-tvu-
LIAMS0k laos caineotypes and photographs -'- pas
Holmes Photographic Observatory u DOL
lar portras city views aad pcires Of Niagara Fails wed
de"e IL ~ Broadway.
For Good F1ttan4 well made SA1reA, u al
styles end pAseus RECALLED u Wholesale poss 70 tho
0OCIRTTs Los OhAi6Am sReea
Take Care Of Your Feet.--Cantreu, Si3
Broadway viii sci, you boots, CATERS, &c., cheap.
CraSeaaOro'v Hair Dye, WIGS and 1Oupsss
areinsupesNbe In perfection; Wholesale retail and hadye
privately applied. a. No. Aston House
BatohsAor's Hair Dye, wigs and 1oupsss,
the best 10 The world SURPRISING ell Mads sold and applied
u he Wig fAcsory. IS Broadway.
IIill, Iniunitabae Gutter Of 1ssir and Wills
kers hair dye - sboS black brown NO barclay street,
also druggists generally.
Ruptars Cured ~ Marsh q Co.'s Radical
cure Erss. ~ no TX hades lana. New York
Holloways Ointment rubbed bs-Askly into
the and glands OF the throat Ant chest hs aston
shins effect IN broochls, asthma AMI ali dsesv thai affect
To cersyD public speakers and yocslsts. IT, ibis
eoNnt, Inv allsble
Murray & I.nnman's Florida WateY--r'he
South and Central America Cuba and Mexico. this preferred
by then other floral In the United States IA
dspscng the farns Cologne and The Paris sod
d. r. Wholesale drug4ists, 69 w
New York. and by all druggists. bope.
Oentlstry.-Jlr. III. S1llers 81 Son, pcrfOrs1
operation in the ar with all the modern improvements
NJ ~ Grand STREE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27

(NAUTIOE TO WESTERN MERCHANTS.
~ understand number cf druggists and gO~~~S In 'ha
city who claim be respectable, Offering % the country
and counterfeit Schedam srhnapps would
advise the country merchants purchase from One following
respectable 6.mss- UDOLPH0 WOLfE.
Sole manufacture and importer.
m and = IL Mau Inf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27

DoURRON wHIsKEY PIAvORING AND ESsKNCE
ID London cordial gin favorag; Cognsc brandy hsvorng
eractl oil colong for Port wine; oils almonds cinnamon
Juniper geranum, bergsnot lemon. cloves chem
Gals hTewocrs photographers r,rest
tails For sale b. DR.. l.. FEUCffTwAkGER. IE Maiden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27
Murray 4 L.anman's Floridl
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
n . n e II M A b X L r.

SUNDAY, April .1-6 y. NJ
The stock market during the past week has been in
highly feverish nuctnstins state The butts and the bears
have carried the contest with great deal Of spirit and
the hsnsastions have been ts sggrrgseo
amount. Atre close Yesterday lower prices rued than
GU the previous Saturday rhe tendency war Downward
throughout the week in the fce Of easy moacy
kei and fhvoenble bank exhit. The Of the
ket ss surprised so~e Of The most inveserste bear.
Very few Of hes expected 70 see prices touch such low
points, but the decline progressed daily became more
and apparent that the market would not Tor long
time react Tue irsses the esing speculative railroad
stocks have been great, but the bull operators have
paid up well Several failures have occurred, and many
private compromises have been made We may look for
tme for quiet state Of things the stock market
Prices much bottom than they we're few
weeks since and future fluctuations likely W DO
violcot.
The expectation c specie from this pcr. lat seck
a. follows
sHpsuSsrs st7tzr Poxr or NEv Goax.
Ship Nabob Hong Kong. Mexican dollsrs.. 100000 %
Steamer Constitution, Antwerp specie lido %
Schooner Castor, Arroya American god..... 1000 W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27

weekly Report or Deaths,
IN tho city and county OF New York, from e i5sh ~ q
April " the 18th day OF April, 1857.
Men, 6p women, II; boys ix; gir@, ts0.-rotal, -.
Adults lao; children, 2s3; males, 3os. females. tot
lored persons, IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27

DOHEYAsIA-ON MONDAY MoNrrN1 WILL BE
ID presented for something entirely
the approx sof the ladies of New York The art Pche
ulaniS Aurpsssing beauty expeditions and easily ese
cIed Astr and materials alone required for producing
nicsnt chefs do~ equs 70 the cosies' vases OF Bohem.
briltancy effect dedicate And cbassenes- oil de-
sign they cahnot exceed The Ladies' Respectfully in
viied 10 view specimens Al the Pochonnie kmpoc'n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27

On Saturday the Attendance Change very snail
Ono lot on Thirty second street I feet west o. Ssut
nue. by 65 feet, sold FOR 1910 The ses Cor the
week amounted u sG5B, tl3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27
Total. % .oep SIS l.,sslos $4,000 s,l2

about. ~'''''"
The ios miles Of canal ~ih valuable real estate al Jef
sey City, is power, boa and other property, which
cost originally probably uos less than sin or seven million
dollars now stands to Presco, owners ~ only tsS'vOo
ia earnings yearly increasing and W. officers entertain
doubt that this year they will considerably exceed hoe
OF last ear wie the expenses Will ho' b mach Increased
by i~ge< business.
g~crse s. yerxrr, Pa, Of Scw Orleans, who VA re-
ccnsy elected prpden, u the souibern Pacific Railroad,
hAs published ~ address W the public setting forth the
very fostering prospects q the ccmpey The rorton OF
the sossbe~n Pacific Rslrcsd wiun the boundaries Of
rs~ss Tss miles, sad smsua, 81 tssds srsnsd BY The
sAas = Sssss aid ccusructcn "a sosT,oco Anrs
sDss Me- n Nc VA eresi u hese bAsis MAJ bo 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
For sitaatiens and Belp Wanted, soc 9Th page,
nIIsCELLANEOUs.

cAWK-HOH CO.'S PATENT 0aOuND sAwR
plAsernS y2wgta &c. csa be had wholesals and retA
hufAtttees and 81 God sere tho of
Broome. Ehsst6 and Columbia sxeet, ny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27

ne. POWELL DEvOrU HIS ATTENTION Az NTH
~ &c. q tss pea swensy ysas. % 10 sSane.s q e
diseaS0 d no and f0m 70 ocock ~ ~ oCe -
nrsadvuy. Ar0Ada eyes nssrd wtaAous a opsrasAsa
nOk cd uke IL nAknral
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27

Total 1867 $50 sS1 %
A. IL Nico,sy's regulv semi weekly auction sale OF
stocks and bonds will take place Monday next the 9Th
inst, ~ half past Il O'clock q. the Merchsnts' EScnge
The following table will show the exports OF the Ave
principal staple articles for the week and year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27

(yyRrAIN MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES AZ
~ ENTHUSIASTICALLY tFER9USoN, vi broadway and -
have FIJI land ohaice stock of brocaetex salt
dslaines woted danssss lace and muslin CURTAINS ccracs
gmps &c, which offered ~ The lowcs pr'ces-
Window aAAdes-Our stock OF window SHADES IL the Argus
New YORK. and superior mAoufseturinx facilities
bic offer these goods lees than oher h0usea We nvs
the attention OF buyernl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27

(wxTArsST..,. And n.,,,,
auct!or,
A. prices from ~ 81
KEI.TY A FFRUISDN,
No 81 trnzduAr
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,Is oss or $1,000, 40 49, ,ae3 s. COS ~

UNrrtc, n tOulI7utI NU Icv"ss sS-1-V'E''
The annexed statement exhibits The value of foreign mer
chsndse imported this port during the week and -'Dce
January 7, in each of the pat three years.
C.JNsuCx o, r-un oss Sx~ YoeS--vALCx os gxroRrt
1886 1856 1851.
Dry Goods ,......... eso5So5 g,eso.sas eiTTs 9Os
General merchandise ,2P2,sp 3,iiT,sos 30o2S6
Total for week. 1I5S,sc f,lts,bS a,HS1s@
IRE, ioysly refotIed 7s0,sss 63,5.7i0 52Ss, ia7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27

Ruptars Cured by Marsh q Co.'s Hafl,csl
cure HlAs, ~ TX Maides lana. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27

Batohsior's Eaalr Dye, wigs and 1cupess,
Tho best 10 ths world SURPRISING ell Made cold and applied
q he wig factory, - Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27

Hill. IniInitable Gutter Of Issir and Wills
kes hair dye 10 sbo black brown. NO BARCLAY street.
also druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27

Take Care Of Your Eeet.--Cantreu, bi3
Broadway. viii sell you boots. CATERS &c. cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27

For Good F1ttang well made shArsa, u Al
styles end pAstesus RECALLED q whoesale poss 70 tho
0OCIETTa l66 ChathAm struoA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27
no YoU TAKE con LIvER OIL ,

ToUvKNs KID GLOVE CIKANFR.
81 Twenty ave ccnis per botteL
One bottle ceana Rny pairs, CLARK CO., ~ Broadway
n " the sole propeorv of this genuine; genuine
unless bearing The Label the AZ Clark %. FOR sas
ryrryNherr. A lbcrA discount " the trNis.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08
A HARD Hrr AT SIR HonAcE.-The fol-

A HARD HIr AT SIR HoRAcE.-The fol-
lowing keen thrust at the N. Y. Tribune is
from the pen Of the "Man about town. in
Harper's Weekly:
That is the office of the Rostrum, the
great philanthropical journal of America
which, like the Baron Spolasco, or any other
gentleman of his kidney, earns living by
being eccentric. Every thing is determined
ly turned topsy turvy by the employees Of
that paper. They want to make men Of wo-
men and women of men. Their trowsers
are always too short and their hair too long.
They employ Russians to write their Eng
lish, and musicians to instruct the public on
politics. They keep parson who reviews
their profane literature, and layman who
writes sermons on popped corn. They attack
everybody, and below like bulls of Bashan
if they are attacked in turn. They profess
to be intensely democratic and their building
is sort of caravansarie for foreign noblemen
who bivouac under the desks and exchanges.
They have their fine eyes, ike Mrs. Jellyby,
always fixed on Africa, and do not see the
civil sores that tester at their very feet. In
short, their eccentricities and isms are as
wide as the brim of their hats and like them,
shut them off from the light of heaven.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08

CARPENTERS Tools Saws, Chisels, Augers
~ Hammers, ETC., good assortment, at
AIRFE's
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08
Our T. * @ h n IA 9 Q -.
Magazines.

NEW YORK:
Gazette Of Fashions Frank Leslie, - Il IL Spruce
Street. N. Y. City. Monthly, So.
Harper's Monthly Magazine Harper Brothers,
Franklin Square, n Y City. So.
Harper'S Story B0ohs. Harper & Brothers Frank
lin Square, N. Y City. Monthly, SO.
United States Maga-ine. J. M. Emerson & Co.,
Spruce street, N. Y. City. Monthly, SO.
SOUTH CAROLINA:
RuSseus Magazine. Russell, Jones' Carlisle &
Hayne, Charleston. Monthly, So.
MASSACHUSETTS
Balou's Dollar Monthly. Maturin M. Ballou %
Winter street, Boston. 81.
INDIANA:
The Crisis. JWeer, Laporte Semi-monthly. 81.
ONO:
Hines People s Journal. Cincinnati. Monthly, 81.
GEORGIA:
Southern Cuhivator. VIM. S. Jones, Augusta
Monthly 81.
MICHIGAN
Farmer Robert F. Johnstone, No.130 Jefferson
Avenue Detroit. Monthly, 81.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08
Harvest REPORTS and Prospects.

New Wheat.-Some samples of new wheat were
exhibited at Augusta, Ga, on the Both of May
1t is said to have been exceedingly good, though
not dry enough for the mills. The wheat crop of
Georgia will be very heavy Harvest has already
commenced.
HdrUeSt.-Our farmers are now busy with their
harvest, and more abundant one they have never
reaped. The wheat has headed most beautifully,
and the grain is plump and full. Egypt this year
will more than retain her ancient reputation as the
LAND of corn."-T Transcript, (Carbonde, Ills.)
Wheat Harvest Begm.-In Randolph Co., south
crn Illinois, farmers have commenced cutting their
wheat. The Chester Herald speaks of seeing one
whole field in shock.
Peaches There will be an abundance of this
fruit in southern Illinois. One farmer near Jones'
boro, has young orchard of Z, 900 trees which he
believes will yield a bushel each.
Sugar, Molasses, 8'c.-The crop of sugar in Porto
Rico is million pounds more this year than it
was in 1856, molasses 100000 gallons more, coffee
300 900 pounds more.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08
Newspapers.


Allegan-Jownal. d. C. Henderson. 81.
Record Hawks & Manson. 81.
Ann Arbor-Argus. Elihu b. Pond. 81 SO.
Coldwater--Sentinel. Barrett & Co. 81 So
Sem.wckly, = Weekly
Tribune. H. Barns. Daily semi-wcckly, =
Weekly, 81.
East Saginaw Enterprise. Perry Joslin.
Observation-Disclosures j. NJ Fuller 81.
Grand Haven Clarion. II. S. Clubb 81 so.
Grand Rapids-Eagle. A. b. Turner. Daily, Sc
Semi-weeky, = Weekly,
Enquirer s aid HeTe% GCrGOn &. Thompson
Holland HoHander Does6urg Sons. 81. 20
Ionia-Gazette. E. r. Powell. 81 %
LansngnnStGte Journal Mead Grswold. 81.
State Republican. Hosmer & Fitch. 81.
Muskegon-Jomnal. M. V. b. Gown. 81 so.
Paw Paw-True Northener. S. F. Bruce. 81.
Romeo-Argus. Bentley & Stone. ST..
s. Johns-Democrdt. John Ransom ST..
Tecumseh-Herdd. G. S. & G. X. Spafford. 81.
Three Rivers Herald N. b. & j. T. Weper 81 So.
ALABAMA
Abbevle-Adve1tiser NJ w. Helms. So
Clayton-Banner. Post & Wood. 50.
Elba-Stdte Rights Democrat G. II. Yelverton. 50.
Notasulga- Uniu@salist Herald. J. G. Burruss. So.
Troy-Independent american. S. NJ. Adams. 50.
FLORIDA.
Miton-Phenir. Alonzo Landrum. So
GEORGIA.
Observation-Disclosures. Bryan Dyson. 50.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago-Ledqer Barnes Stewart & Paine. Daily,
Sc; weekly, 81 so.
Democratic Press. Scripps, Bross & Spears
Daily Weekly 50.
Marengo-Jownal Edward Burnside. 81 so.
Rockford-RegiSter. Z. G. Daugherty. 81 so.
INDIANA
Angola-Trah Seeker A. p. Bowman. 81 so.
dianapos-Heralda and Era. Williamson, Abbott
& Lee. 50.
aparaiso-Repu6lican. r. A. Cameron. ST so.
IOWA.
West Union-Pioneer. John Gharky. 81 SO.
MAINE.
Augusta-Gospd Banner. J. w. Hanson. So.
Portland-Pleasue Boat. j. Hacker 81.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston-Freemdn and ViSiter S. Cobb. 50.
Investigator. Josiah p. Mendum. So
Youths Companion Olmstead & Co. ST..
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Observation-Disclosures G. w. Foster ST.
Keene-N. III. Sentinel. J. w. Prentiss G. Co. 81 so.
NEW YORK.
Auburn Clarion Mr.. & Mrs. U. Clark. ST.
Buffalo-Age of Progress. Stephen Albro So
NY. City-Independent. j. II. Ladd. 50.
Neu Jerusalem Messenger. John L. Jewett. So
Spiritual Telegraph. G. Partridge. 81.
NORTH CAROLINA.
characterization AdUocate. Walter. Dunn, Jr. 81
OHIO.
Ceveand---Spiritual Uniuerse L. S. Everett So
Conneaut-Bacheye Democrat. s. Ward Smith. 81
Gallipolis-Jeurndl. James Harper. 81 so.
VERMONT.
ntpeer-Repository Ballou & Lovcand. 50
Vergennes-Ci Citizen. Hiram c. Johnson. 81 so.
WISCONSIN.
Fort Atkinson ayuga Chief, Thurlow W Emma
Brown. 81.
Fox Lakc-Jownal. j.. r. Swallow 81 so.
eGersonidn. w. M. Watt 81.
Rlpon-Home Fuller & Parker 81 so.
MINNESOTA
Red Wing Gazette.
Winona-Republican ID. St Clair & Co. 81 so.
CANADA.
Fonthill-Herdld. A. Dinsmore & Co. 80.
Hamilton-Spectator. Smiley & Gillcspy. U.s. Cd
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08
THE GRAND RIVER TIMES, july s..
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


GREEN PEAs--The first green peas we have seen
this season, we found on the table mt the American
Yesterday. The proprietor Is always up with the
times in regard the delicacies of the season. but
we confess no little surprise at the appearance or
peas at this early date.-Romeo Argus, June 20.
We can relate a fact worth three like the above.
LEGGAr of the Washington" in Grand Haven,
had bountiful dish of green peas on his table,
June7. These peas were not raised in Grand Haven;
they came from Bermuda. From which we are led
TO conclude that the Washington is ahead of the
american" We are now luxuriating on peas,
cucumbers, and other early vegetables.
AN INcIDENT.-While celebrating the GLORIOUS
fourth we stumbled upon mammoth piece OF
,oholebone, nearly three feet in length. The train
of thoughts in which we had been indulging, was
broken; and we did cogitate on other and graver
subjects. We though of the leviathan of the
mighty Deep who once in aquatic sports had
waved in pride his fin, a small part of which we
then and there behed. And erst our meditations
stopped not here, but, unbidden, wandered to the
fair mortal who last had fiourished said fragment
of whales fin, as proudly, if not as naturally as
in his palmiest days the fish himself had done
and finally lost themselves in abstract speculation
on the mutabity of all terrestrial things, whales
fins not excepted.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08

GRAND HAVEN, July 8, 1857.

CHICAGO, July 3.
Produce market firm without many transactions.
Receipts of grain begin to drop off,
HAY.-New prairie hay plenty at 50 per ton.
Observation-Disclosures, 10 1-2c.
WHEAT.-S1 Pills in store.
FLOUR.-Scarce and firm. Spring wheat extras
are held at 81, 00-650
CoRN.-Unsetted- was the most offered.
OATs.-Quiet and u little lower. We quote at
$500 in bags.
SUGAR.-Firm; Cuba is worth 12-14.
BUTTER.-More actve-common 13-14-choice
17-supplv large.
CHEEsE.-Western reserve $40
PoTATOEs.-Vely dull The best qualities bring
81. Common 6275.
EGGs.-In active demand at l6 cents per dozen
by the bbl.-Scarce.
SALT.-Fine, per Dbl by the cargo, $l,65-1 90
Single Dbl S2.-Chicago Tribune.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08

ga RETIRED PHYSICIAN, rs years of age,
having lost his father, two brothers, daughter SON
in-law nephews and nieces, by that dreadful dis
ease, consumption, and suffering with cough
himself determined to visit the East Indies, Egypt
and Japan, where he discovered preventive and
mption, nervous debility and asthma. His cough
was cured immediately he returned, cured his
relatives who inherited the disease and in connec-
ton with his employed it i'm their practice and
cured thousands of cases considered hopeless by
Others For the purpose of rescuing as many of
his suffering fellow beings as possible, he is send
ing the Recipe to all who wish it for 10 cts of it
to pay the postage, and the balance printing.
Address DIR. HEATH, 101 Spring street, opposite
ST Nicholas HOTEL New York 294m3
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08
Dissolution of Co-partnership.

The firm of Clark & Wilkins have this day dis
solved by mutual consent The business will be
carried on by VIM. w. CLARK.
Grand Haven, June %, 1857. 294w4-
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08
MEDICAL.--.Dr. 2. MINER

Would respectfully inform the inhabitants
of White River and vicinity that he has located
Hotel unless absent on professional business.
290pd
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

d. ED! READ READ EYE afflicted
IL read the following Certificate of cure
OF over 30 years standing:
H. T. HEL-NB OLD-DeaT Sir.-I have been
troubled with an aillicton of the Bladder and
Kidneys for over twenty years. have tried
Physicians in vain, and at last concluded TO
give your genuine Preparation trial, as had
heard it highly spoken of. 1t afforded me i'm
mediate relief. have used three bottles,and
j have obtained more relief from its effects and
feel much better than | have for twenty years
previous. have !he greatest faith in its vir-
tues and curative powers, and shall do all in
my power 10 make it known to the afflicted
doping this may prove advantageous 10 you
in assisting you TO introduce the medicine.
am truly yours, M. MCCORMICK.
Lewistown, Pa, JAN 90, 1851
Should any doubt Mr.. McCormick's state
ment, he refers to the following gentlemen
Hon. VIM. Biglcr ex- Governor, Pennsylvania.
Hon. Thos. b. Florence, Philadelphia.
Hon. J. c. Knox, Judge, Tiosa Co., Pa.
Hon. j. 5. Black, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. ID. r. Porter, Ex-Governor, Pennsy lvanla.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. r. G.. Grier, Judge U. 3. Court.
Hon. q. w. Woodward, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. w. A. Porter, City Solicitor, Philadelphia.
Hon. John Bigler, Ex-Governor, California.
Hon. E. Banks, Auditor General, Washington
And many others, if necessary.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
FHEDIlIGE lEhALl slHlgllY
FREpERICK CITY, MD.

IS The Scholastic duties cf hiS hStfttis0R "'t1
b. resumed o,s Tuesday, The LIST Of September as1a
pHE State OF Maryland appropriated $4,000
for the founding OF this School, with the
intention that il should be. in all respects
Seminary of the highest Order---a School whe7o
the daughters Of Maryland and Other Southern
States could receive an education adapted 10
the advanced refinement and intelligence OF her
neople and the Institutions OF the States, witch
should be highly moral and religious IN t's
Character, but not sectarian.
II is located in one of the most healthy and
beautiful valleys in The Stale, and is accessible
to all parts of the country by Railroad and
Telegraph. The extensive and superb build
inc the spacious halls, and professors rooms,
the commodious lodging rooms elegantly fur
nished and well venlilaied.-baths OF the pu-
rest mountain water-extensive & hemical and
Philosophical Apparatus and all other desua-
bic educational convenences, Faculty we'll
known al home and abroad for refinement, pro-
Cessional skill and learned ability, are some OF
the evidences before the public that the Fred
erick Female Seminary is all that the Legisla-
ture contemplated when they mado the appro-
priation, and twelve years of unprecedented
nrosperity have secured for il high reputation
at home ard abroad.
There are ample grounds for exercise in the
open air, and The whole of The basement
(which is above ground,) is fitted up tor a
Gymnasium Tor The Young Ladies to exercise
in. during Indictment weather. The new edl-
fee just completed will afford excellent &C
commoda,ons for from 40 to SO mote Board
ing Scholars These improvements make 1t
one of the most extensive and complete esiab-
lishment in the United States, and parents IRON,
distance may rest assured that no effort VIII
be spared TO sustain the high reputation that
the School already enjoys.
For Board and Tuition, including furnished
Rooms, Lights, Fuel, flushing, etc; 500 per
Scholastic year payable half yearly IN adeanee.
For Circulars and other particulars, address
II. WINCHESTER,
Auopst I Ish7-3m President.