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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01
Ohieial correspondence Relative to
the Utah Rebellion.

The President, on Friday, in response to reso
luton of the House calling for information to show
to what extent Utah is in rebellion, communicated
yuiuminous DOCUMENTS in reference thereto, the
substance OF the most important OF which have
already been published.
letter from the headquarters of the army In
forms Gen. Iarney that So well Is the nature Of
this service appreciated, asd deeply are the
honor aud interests of the United States involved
10 its success, that the government will hesitate
at no expense to complete the efficiency Of the
little army, aud ensure health aud comfort to il as
far as attainable" He is told The prudence ex-
pected of you requires you to anticipate a resist
ance, general aud oIgauized, and TO shape your
movements as if 1t were certain, keeping the
troops massed and in hand when approaching ex-
pected resistance"
In letter to Col. Johnston, dated January I'D
General Scott heartily approves Of ths ColoDel's
conduct, aud unites his sy mpathy for the difficult
ties lie (JohnstoD1so manfuliy conquered; also
rendering an expression Of his lscott's) high ap-
probation OF the noble energy, patience and spirit
displayed by the officers and men, adding that 10
this the War Department coUcurs.
In another letter addressed to Colonel Johnston
du ring the present month General Scott says slat
il il no longer probable that he will go to the Pa
cific coast, or that any expedition against or to-
wards Utah will be dispatched from that side,
The New York Herald has dispatch from Wasl,
iHgton, which says
Harney, il bus.ly engaged ia arranging the spring
ca,nLaign against the Hormons. The Secretary
has decided not TO wait the action Of Congress- Ia
relation to increasing ths army, bnt to Immediate
ly withdraw the entire force from the frontier aud
all other quarters, and concentrate them against
the MorrnoDs; aud With this view orders will be at
once transmitted for the movement OF troops t.
Fort Ieav~nworth. preparatory to their march 10
Utah.
also learn that the Secretary has decided to
convene a court here for the purpose Of trying
Col. Sumner on charges preferred against him by
Gen. IIarney. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

STEALINGA CLocK. Officer Seal arrest
ed Anderson Brooks, alias Foster, yesterday,
charged with stealing acIock from Thomas Dodson.
Foster was released from the city Jail few days
were attempting to make their escape. He has
served more than half of his life in the State
prison, snd will end his days there If be Is ever
given an opportunity to commit grand larceny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

CORRESPONDENCE Or ran aleaaoss pans p.uarcs !

NoRroLx. February 26th. 1854.
The hundreds frsm this city who visited rovr
city on the I'D inst witness the inaugural cere
noaiss nd have returnea.some Of them wei pleased
Ous opinion, however, 10, that the insIsmeut
weather, muddy sfreets, aud scarcity Of lodgipss
eoStriDuted more to that disappointment than any
o.'sr ~ All otnsr causes combined, aud almost
eVefypody with whom we have conversed has been
most willing to make every allowance for ths In
mense crowd then assemb led could moi ex uect thss
attention which might have been, and We feel
would hare been, paid few.
The Independent Greys," at q meeting held
this evening, passed, among others. rcsolntions
expressive Of their obligations to the q Richmopd
L. L. Zines" and Richmond Greys," for the Hind
manner In which they were treated hy these con.
manas, and another returning thanks 70 Capt.
Parrish and Purser Jack Smith for theIr unfeuslt-
ing efforts TO make their passage to and from Rich.
mond comfortable aud agreeable ssv - ~
We need hardly add that the Greys were we'll
PLEASED WITH the citizens aud soldiers Of Richmond.
and that their visit was only rendered ant
By the exceeding bad weather s'ft @sT1sEt 1#
Business has been unusually inactive foe the
past two or three days. We note the arrival OF
1000 bushels Of corn In the past two days, aud
firm market at these quotations e sl'sp@se
We notice in Hampton Roads the bark Kider,
Crosby. from Charleston. bound TO Alsxandrls,
put i'm for pilot, fs f.fs gstssr 5s,.ts 4. - q.
The snow has all melted and our streets arc
again presenting clean, dry appearance -
The Stockholders Of the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad held their annual meeting yestsrasy---
The report of the President exhibits the Company
in most healthy condition, with q large addition
TO their receipts during the past year The fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected Directors fvr the
next year: s. ~. Wilson, President; Thomas
Hume. j.. Marsden Smith, David A. Barnes, OF N.
O., Honcure Robinson, George II. yckers. w. Lyt-
tleton Saya@. The other officers Of the Company
are: Richard Wake, Treasurer A. Worrel, Sui-
perntendsut. o. ID Ball, Master Transportation !;
II. g. Webb, Freight Agent. Committee to ex.
anime the road: VIM. II. Taylor. George NJ. Rain,
John u. Whitehead, A. Nj. McPheeters.
We take occasion in this connection to return
our thanks to Capt. George Burdett. aud the other
efficient conductors on this line, for many favors
in connection with this paper PERcuse1oS,
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FiaHr In THE PrxrrxsrrARr.--A des-

FiaHT IN THE PKxTTEsTIARY.--Ad des-
perate fight occurred In the States prison, on
Saturday last. between q white and negro con.
yict, in the progress OF which the negro was lit
orally chopped into pieces with . broad axe The
negro, il Is said. begun the row by striking the
white man with mallet. whereupon the white
man seized q broad axe, and before he could be
restrained, severed one Of his adversary's ears
from his head, and cut one Of his arms 10 terri.
bic manner. As matter Of course Col Morgan
will have the affair Investigated and the parties
properly dealt with.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

4 Farmers that want pure. genuine PotAtQcs, Tor
Price. close by the Oyster market. where thsy ssn
b. accommodated with both large AID smsii eesp.
whichever suits them best Lsok hsre. wpses gong
White Mercer Potstcss' Why. only look. they are
going and coming sil shs tims. Dont u hsatan
"a y-sflms 4, 6$45fs. .sEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

NOTICE The subscriber bcg9! leave 10
lNinfsrrnhis of the city of Kchnnud sAAt
be "a now receiving 100 half bbs hrsf 9r.hty PhiA-
dsiphia Cream Als and Nill dispose Of the s.ns o.
the most eesenabia terms spa dettvfr AZ Heeset
charge 70 any part Of the city. ..-....c~
= .sa sta - =. NM knrrnd efraSk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-29

BY reference to the advertisement Of DR.. Fowlkes,
President Of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company,
10 be found elsewhere, it will be seen that general
meeting Of the Stockholders is called for the 18th Of
November nezt-the meeting to take place IN Louis-
vile, Kentucky. meeting Of the directors is also
called to be holden at the same time and in the same
city. The call is based upon the fact that business
of importance will be transacted By both stockhod-
ers and directors.D
Dr. Fowikes states ii his advertisement that the
much talkedof compromise between the Old and the
/" New Company has been effected that the claims
Of the New Company against the Old amount to
about S327 600 that the terms Of compromise re
quire the payment Of this sum in three, five and
seven MONTHS in money or approved securities that
it Is desirable this debt should be promptly extin-
guished in order that the building Of the road may
be proceeded with soonas possible that the means
to construct the next twenty-five miles are in the
treasury of Texas and that If these debts are liqu
dated punetuay no doubt need lie entertained Of the
good faith and beralty of the Texans in the future
The stockholders will also be called upon to elect
new directory, and To transact such other business as
may legitimately come before them.
Such, in brief, IS the substance Of the advertise
ment. we are glad that an arrangement has been
contaminated, for at least two reasons In the first
place. there is some chance now that the rights Of
theNew Orleans stockholders without whose prompt
and liberal aid tie first twenty miles Of the road
Wanld not have been built in time to prevent for
fixture Of the charter-will be protected; and, in
the second place, the terms ofthe compromise are
strictly complied with, that there i prospect that
this mighty work Of internal improyement-the
mightiest Of modern tirnes-will be pushed forward
towards successful termination. The magnificent
land donation Of Texas, wisely administered and
honestly applied, ia of ITSELF worth double the cost
Of building the road to 81 Paso and there can be lit
tie question that the road will do good business as
it progresses for it win traverse one Of Che richest
and most fertile sections OF country the canopy
Of heaven. And should it be built as we hope it
win, when it connects with the Opeousas road,
which win reach the Texas line ia due season and
Withthe Vicksburg and Shreveport road, which il is
supposed viii be built ia two or three years. it will
prove Of great benefit To New Orleans, and be the
means of bringing large additional trade to our
Wharyes.
The industry and unWearying energy displayed by
President Fowlkea throughout the protacted coutro
Yeray between the Old and New Companies, are at
least worthy Of oommendation. If he succeeds in
working order out of chaos, and transforming appa
rent disaster into success. he will have accomplished
much But, nous Derrons.
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COLLECTIONS ron TnE 0aPHA8s ON AII-sAINrs'
DAY.lt gives Us pleasure e announce that on next
Monday, Allsaints Day, at the Catholic Cemeteries
collections will be raised for the orphan boys of the
Third District (st. Marysl Asylum, by the Spanish,
French and italian benevolent societies. The great
day Of visiting the dead is the day OF allother days
On which to remember the orphan, and we hope that
will pass the gates Of the cemeteries on Monday
without dropping in the basins Of the orphans some
thing, whether it be large or small. The St. Marys
Asylum has been visited BY death and unusually
heavy expenses this summer and stands in the great.
eat need of public aid
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SPANISH VANDALIsM.--A singular proof of Span,
sh indifference to the monuments Of ancient art has
been recently given. The famous brdgeof Alcantra,
which pauned the Tagus, with the triumphal arch Of
Trojan has been demolished for the sake of the stones
Of which it was composed, The bridge was go feet
long and Is feet wide. The arch upon the bridge was
40 feet in hight. II was one of the noblest of Ro
man relics in Europe, aud it is really inconceivable
how any people, not actually barbarous, could con
sent to destroy so precious memorial of bygone
centuries
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OUTRAGE NJ BALrmoRE. On the ed gang Of
young men went into the clothing store of Il, Wise
berger in Baltimore, and demanded money. He re-
fused, and one Of them Immediately drew revolver
and shot him in the face, INJECTING a dangerous
wound. They then fed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-29

ANoTHER Polar EXPEDITION The President Of
the Boston thass) Natural History Society, has re.
ceiyed letter from Dr. Isaac Hayes one of the com.
panions Of the late Dr Kane, Announcing his inten.
ton Of making another attempt to reach tile North
Pole and asking for the influence of the Society in
behalf Of the object. The matter was referred to a
committee.
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Chtnu's
b SULPIITE OF LIN "a.
E1atnn II. ca I. .....-1 .-....-.
ChtH1t's
omce, No. 60 Royal street,

In order to maintain the superior quality of my BIsUL
PHITE OF LIME and 10 furnish in such quantities IS It
be ordered hage disposed Of my drug esabl-hnent
in this city and devote my time exclusively TO the man
nracfure Of BI-sULPHITE OF LINE.
Planters and Merchants rely upon having a5f their
orders supplied with PURE ARTICLE, as have, during
the four months spared expense the reconstrnn.
lion and building of my Works on Canal street. On 40 en-
tensige a sea.e as any in the sonth salg ppm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-29
Cg,eaO6ng Tobacco.
That EEUtefREl Disease.

Every will bear in saving that Ghf and Fever is
hateful aisease But real specific has been Obtained
Yes reader need have it you already have it,
you at once be cured by taking
DR. OsGO0D's CHoLAGOGUE.
This the only certain remedy this hateful disease
No need compiuagan having it. unless they have
never taken this celebrated remedy II once they take
OSGOOD1s CHoLAGOGUF,
Then farewell 10 Ghills and Fever foreve-
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT & CO..
ii and 1871 ChRrtres street.
General Agents for the Southern States and TO whom Mi
orders should be addressed o25 2p6tlltW
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III tie C0rrolsto,e STORES,

Ill the CarrolgtOn stores,
CORNER OF BARoNNE AND PoYDRAs STREETS,
WIN be opened aud ready for sale on MONDAY the 25h
inst, the largest assortment of
ID R B@ SEES
and other Goods that has ever been offered in this city
before.
Prices Lower than those of the last CrIslsg
BRocHE De LAME att. -. 10 cents per yard
SATIN STRIPED DE LAME at.l25z =.
HloH CoLoRED at.127s
PLAIN ak
SCOTCH PLAIDs at..........,..,.2O
SATIN STRIPED PoPELINEs at25 e. :.
PLAIN oAoHEMIREs at...,,....25 q. =. .-E.
A very attractive display of the following Goods
PLAIN CoLoRED DRESS SILKS
PLAIN PoULT DE SOLE
GRos DU RHIN.
-.-# ARMUREs.
..=. POPELINEs
yELvETs, etc.
SILK Robes and Pattern Dresses,
OF TIE CHOICEST AND MOST ELEGANT STYLES II
RICH PRINTED DE LAME.
CACHEMIRE D'ECossE.
MERINOEs.
dhbS UDlEh PRINTS.
por,,,- ".=... VALENCIA, etc.
ROBES A DEUX JUPES,
In the Newest Fabrics and Designs
ne Special attention is invited to the following depart
men in which will be found full and complete an assort
kept by houses exclusively in those articles
HOSIERY,
SMALL WARES,
Velvet and Cloth CTOAES
Ladies' and Gents KID GLOVES, ..-.
Ladies' and Gents silk and Cashmere GLOVES,
sHAWLS with Hoods
MANTELLET sHAwLs,
MOUSAYA sHAWLs,
STELLA sHAWLs,
....-E LONG sHAWLs,
CHILDREN's sHAWLs
EMBRoIDERIEs - All Descriptions.
French and Merino BLANKETs-all sizes and qualities
SILK and Wooden DAMAsKS
Wooden zEBRAD0s, for Curtains
Curtain CALICoEs.
a...... Emb'd CURTAINS, etc.
Our old aud customers by calling will be able to see
for themselves that intend the retain that old renown-
SELLING cHEAP-so justly bestowed on us.
....a U. LAROUSSINE & CO.,
Carrolltou Stores,
o25 2r6t corner Poydras and Baronne SITS.
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Lace Goods ana En,brOtderies
DC * S o N, S
Lace. Embroidery and Trimming Store,
1853 CANAL STREET,

Lace. Embroidery and Trimming Store,
1853 CANAL STREET,
Next door to Mr.. D. H. holmes Dry Goods Store
Having been connected for many years CLERK in the largest
Lace Embroidery and Trimming Houses New York this
city, beg to inform ladies Of New Orleans that have com.
meneed my account and ask fer share the public
patronage and hope by attention business merit My
STOCK consists III part Of the following articles viz:
LACE COLLARS and SETS, Real and Imitation, Of all
kinds
ENGLISH and FRENCH EMBROIDERED COLLARS and
SETS
yALENCIENNEs, GuIPURE, Application and Point ALIEN
CON LACEsr by the ynrd--all prices.
THREAD, IMITATION and DOTTED WELLS
BLACK LORE and GRAPE WELLS for Mourning.
BLACK and COLORED ENGLISH and FRENCH GRAPES.
BLACK GRAPE COLLARS and SLEEVES
ZEPHYR SHAWLS-all coors.
HEMM'D, FNBRoTD'RD and MOURNING LAWN HAND
KERGHIEFs.
SWISS, NAINsooS and TARLEToN MUsLINS.
EMBROIDERED RGBES-for Ladies and Children.
PRINCES and TRIMMINGS Of all kinds
HOOP SkIRTs-for Ladies and Children.
ALSO
THE EUGENIA BUsTLE
KS0NtS
Lace, Embroidery and Trimming Store,
No. l53 Canal street,
o25 2pStMoWe&Fr Next door to Holiness Dry Goods Store
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DONATIONS 10 THE HowARp5.-still the public
pulse beats responsive to the appeal Of the noble
Howard Association. The contributions yesterday
Amounted Is sE1A
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TIE Rnstern -e1a..t,Ee.l

s. X. AD4MS,......., .EUTI5R,
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER having the largest circulation
of any Country Newspaper in the sguths yeryrAspecay
ared Advertising Medium the Merchantsa New Or
cans.
Observation-Disclosures Ioftat the CRESCENT oF8I9 win
be punctualy attended to
&-FRAEK A. BSRTT EFT .aRent for Nov, rteans os "a
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Gas Pictures.

HENDERSON e. GAINES.
No. 100 Canal street,
Are opening a complete assortment Of AS CHAN
DELlERS, PENDANTS, BRACKETS, etc, Of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE,
ranging from The lowest priced upwards.
When desired lhey will be put up without charge
gptF
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MARINE DrsAsrEn- On the 18th of September
last, the bark Phantom, Capt. Quig, while on her
way from Philadelphia to Pernambuco, with cargo
of flour, was caught in a hurricane and capszed and
two Of the crew were drowned in the cabin. The
masts were cut away and the vessel rghted. The
captain and crew remained on the submerged wreck
five days with very little food and no water, when
they were taken off by the Spanish brig JoIa.
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HHe1sY'9y Ee5Sh,

GLIDER,
No 10 CAaP sTREEE.
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAME madet order. OLD
FRAMES RE-GTLT. All kinds Of PLAIN and oRNA-
MENTAL GLIDING d5naip thu bes syie. myi5 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-29

FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER %, 1858.
a. The obIiging purser Of the steamship Philadel-
mia has our thanks for usual faYors
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TEN DoLpARs RswARp.-This is what Judge For
ter Of AserS offers for the recovery Of his runaway negro
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-29

TINS Z. N. KE0NRrr---By reference to oar column
ofdephrtares viii be that This regular ST. Louis pscks
Rlllsapta'aay At " O'clock positively,
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GuNNY SACKS Great quantities to be had Of Mr.,
John aaissasy At Wilson, POmroy Co.'s Sec advertise,
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The FEVER IL MonILE- During the twenty-four
hours ending at P. NJ. on Tuesday last there were
three interments in Mobile from yellow fever.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-29
Jefferson s8CnGJemg,
No. 50 BOURBON STREET, NEW ORLEANS,

Conducted by G. a. lord.
This establishment open the reception of pupils aud
the classes will be arranged for the winter soon US posi-
Die. Parents having put school are invited to call
and see ave establishment oil 2pln
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5geaIt Proper! 9FsaM Fsapes.f
RAHMRAGH M.EVRRs

BAumBACH d EYERS,
" H0LESALE AND RETAIL u EAEERg IN
Freuch ard American Paper HangingR,
BORDERS, CORNERS OAKS AND
MARBLES inoyory yatisg,
IS CHARITIES STREET.
Par-Ienar .tteI-Ion naa work IN limo ann ana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-29

S0T595e3'51 N0EF'9GGgI3F7e BETar8T00a13s
WILLIAM Il. STEWART,
ID Nos. III and l78 Canal stgsst, Ne,o Orleans,
Has justrocetved from the mandatory bsautifuGtOck
splendid MAHOGANY ARNoIRs and BEDsTEADs, IN nd
dion to hiahttberto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprsing EVERYTHING in his line OF susiness- Parties
wishing anything hts line will nd to their advantage to
stvehim call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
oc25 gp6t&ItW III and liza Canal street.
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Cnat-Tl.ol .1gnsrsoIelr,1..
org
f A M IL y T. o NJ b

org
T. A M l. Y II o M b.
We invite the attention the public to the inspection Of the
sample of the above TOMB now erected Wsreooms
No 81 CAMP STREET.
In point Of beauty durability and adaptation this climate
far urpasses either brick granite marble and the com
paregeiy small price brings within the reach Of those u
able procure the and costly structures Of granite or
marble.
wea prepared erect these plantations above
Or below the city,
ALSO
All styles ofIRON RAILING,
yERANDAs, IRON FENCES,
CEMETERY RAILING,
and every article in the ORNAMENTAL IRON way put up
with dispatch and at the lowest rates by
WOOD, MILTENBERGER g. CO.,
ware-rooms 81 Camp street,
o9 2p6t Foundry Machine Shop 247 Tchonpoulas st
SttUersUa3'e.
The subscribers finishing off at their mandatory in
this city large assortment OF sILvEEwARE to which they
invite the attention Of their customers, viz
COFFEE AND TEA SETS
WATER AND MILK PITCHERS,
BUTTER TUBS,
CAKE BASKETS,
CUPS, GoBLETs, etc.
Besides
Alage assortment Of SPOONS, FORKS LADIES, etc, Of
every patten.
ALL WARRANTED EQUAL TO COIN.
For sale by
HYDE 4 GOODRICH,
90 2p6t Cor. Canal and Royal streets
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J0ltuin Gt0Ues---BolsUig1 GiOves

sBOUUiEI GtO Ues--s.EolEUipl GIOves.
just Received
large assortment Of JOUvIN's KID AND BUCEsKIN
GLOVES, Of all sizes and colos.
Also
Acomplce assortment OF silk Plush Lined Cashmere and
Wooden GLOVES, Backskn GAUNTLETs, etc.
LION 4 PINSARD,
66 and IS Royal street.
olS 2pf corner Of BienVille.
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city Fiat Store.

city EHGt Store.
EUGENE Il. AUBERT,
CORNER or SE CHARLES AND C0lnI0y STREETS.
OPPOSITE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Inow receiving every arrival from France England and
the North
a Splendid Assortment of
HATS, CAPS, and UMBRELLAS.
His Styles of BLACK, FUR, and SILK
DRESS HATS,
Are the latest out from
PARIS, LONDON and NEW YORK.
And lie Challenges Comparison in all styles of soft
E'EE.p HATS.
He has also very select assortment of Russia Leaf her
and Morocco
HUNTING CAPS,
SILK AVID coTroN UHBREEE4s,
LEATHEII HAN BOXES, ETC.
o25 2p6t
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through the Atlantic Cahe bears less resemblance the light
ming OF heaven than oRTSFADnROts HAIR DYE bears "a
the natural uooring matter of black and brown hair QUICK
AS FLASH it dakens the grey red sandy Rbes Of The
head the lips and the chin ebony hue while il lends
healthy laster 10 them IT CONTAINS NO CAESEIG, and
ten inutes six eight weeks the time required
Ter its application
Sold everywhere aud applied by a hair=dresSers.
Is 2plaldW GRISTAnoBO. No. Aston House. N Y
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EeN s. E0err5ms'
CELEBEA TED
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Pronounced by ConnoIsseurs

AND Applicable TO EVERF VARIETY OF Disc
Extract Of letter from Medical gentleman Madras to
his brother at Worcester under date Of May, 1851
Tell LEA PERKINS that their SAUCE is highly es.
TENED in India and is in my opinion, the paatabe
well as the most wholesome Sauce that is made"