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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15
UNION MEETING IN LOWER AUGUSTA

UNION MEETING IN LowER AUGUSTA.
We have received a copy Of the resolutions
and list of the officers Of q meeting held in
Lower Augusta, las. week. Abraham shiPman,
Esq, presided, assisted by Ephraim Lloyd,
Benjamin Heffner, Jacob Seeshotz. Thomas
Snyde, and Peter Mslick, as Vice Presidents. and
Francis Lerch and N. c. Lytel as Secretaries.
A series Of resolutions were reported by the
following committee, viz 81. Reitz, b. ID. Jor.
dan, Edward Hclfenstein, George Conrad and
George b. Conrad.
The meeting was addressed by Hon. Alexander
Jordan, George Hill, Solomon Malick, George C..
Welker, Charles Kutz and J. Hoffman, Esquires.
The crowded state of our columns prevents us
publishing the resolutions, which are lengthy and
embody the usual arguments in regard to Seces-
sion, subject in regard to which we had sup.
posed there was perfec, unanimity in this section
of the Union. We were informed, however, by
one of the officers of the NEE ting, that there were
a number Of individuals whose minds were un-
settled in regard to the justness Of this war,
caused by the dangerous and disloyal opinions
promulgated by the Northumberland County
Democrat" in denouncing the war policy Of the
Administration and defending the Southern
traitors, even in the acknowledged robbery Of the
Government property. In correcting these un.
patriotic, dangerous and disloya ideas, he thinks
Judge Jordan's speech was well timed and
proper, and we presume the other speeches were
in proper spirit 1t is certainly to be regretted
that any necessity whatever should exist for
such meetings. One Of the resolutions refers to
the constitutional guaranty of "freedom of speech
or Of the press" There are times and occasions
when this freedom, unlimited, may be perverted
and run into treason. 1t is in times such as
these which show how dangerous even the
valuable boon of a free press may be made, when
in the hands of reckless and incompetent men.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15

More Southern FdlSehoods-I Merrimac-
Norfolk Nary Yard--The Seaboard and
Roanoke Railroad-Ihe SeUalPs Point
EnQdQement-ScQrcitu Of Coffee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

THE SHIP THOMAS WATsoS-This ship. says
the Charleston C0uri,r, which we announced
yesterday ashore near Folly Island, was
burned on Tuesday afternoon by the Federal
fleet now OF this bar. Captain Alien, his Of
fcers, crew, and three passengers, reached
here in boats yesterday evening. They gave
Us the following information
The Thomas Watson sailed from Liverpool
on the 26th August, and had moderate
weather all the pass ,ge. Her cargo consisted
of ), zee sacks of salt consigned to order TWO
printing presses and photographic stone for
Evans Il Cogswell, and several bales of mer-
chand,Ze for kerrison & Leiding On Monday
last at 10 o'clock a. NJ, got ont Of the Gulf
Stream, and a O'Clock +. III, the same even
ing stood in for the Bar. At 5 o. clock. A. NJ,
Tuesday, supposing the ship to De to the
northWard OF this port, and while steering
southwest by west got ashore the north
breaker OF Stono Inlet. After daylight dis
covered seven biockading vessels five near by
and two in the oiting. One OF the former, 3
small steamer, soon came towards the ship,
when Captain Allen and crew had to abandon
his vessel and take to the boats, In which
they went to Coles Island. About half pa st
O'Clock a M, the boats of the squadron
boarded the Watson and TOOK possession. Her
sails, and other articles that were convent lent
We're taken and boated to the fleet. During
the day Captain Allen left Coles Island and
proceeded 10 Folly Island beach, where he
had good lcok out, and where he anxiously
watched the opera tlons of the wanda Is. About
midday one of the steamers stood in towards
the beach aud fired shell, which fell short
about i've hundred yards. at halt-nast 8
clock +. NJ, on Tuesday, after having
made the most Of their prize, they set fire to
her and burned her TO the water. Her officers
saw the lights OF the fleet on the fight she
stood in shore, and the ship came into the
land about halt pile TO the South of them.
The Thomas Watson halls from Mobile, and
is mostly owned there. She was built about
fourteen years ago, and is considered a fast
sailer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

AN EX-CGN9RRseMAy IN LIHBo.-During
these Times OF war, says the n. .. Bee, OF the
18TH, our detective police are kept busy almost
night and day watching suspicious characters
and hunting up spies. Al eight O'Clock Sat-
urday night Smith lizard arrested a no torious
parsonage in the ST. Charles Hotel, whom he
and the Chic f had been searching for all day
This was no other than Ned MeGowan the
California ex-Congressman, who was given
twenty four h0nrs' notice TO quit San Fran
cisco by the Vigilance Committee. and who
found new field for his energies in the
Territory of Arizona. He is a tall aud ro bust
man, although about fitty-five Years Of age,
moustache and goatee. the hairs of which are
white with age. He arrived in New Orleans
last w ednesdsy, and was at once recognized
by returned Californian, who questioned and
watched him until he became satisfied that
McGowan was entirely too busy seeking mill
tary Information, and reported him to the
Governor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

THE IMPERIAL CRowN OF EsaLAxp-The i'm
perial state crown OF her Majesty Queen yic-
toria was made by Messrs. Rundeli Il Bridge.
In lS3s, with jewels taken from old crowns
and others furnished by command of her
majesty II consists of diamonds, pearls,
rubies, sapphires and emeraids, set In silver
and gold; it has a crimson velvet cap, with
ermine border, and is lined with white silk.
It's gross weight is 50 OF. 5 dwt. troy. =
The following is summary Of the Jewels
comprised in the crown. large ruby, irrsyns
lariy polished; large broad spread sapphire;
16 sapphires; IL emeralds; rubies; /. .3As bril-
liant diamonds; 273 rose diamonds: li7 table
diamonds; drop shaped pearls; 27s pearls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21
rrRxs OF THE nrsPArnH.

ua.Y PArEE.-- Tao9 eeats per copy at tie
, ~ 1aa from the regular carriers Of the
,,, Per zaaaCa, IS, siX naontns, 81; three
,5a. Is, 81 70 -
a.rtkyf.--s2 ger aHpUYa.
Ts.taeT The Se.ai Weekly nor WeeEly paper
II ~ seat for Il less terra snaa twelve
,-.sr tbs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21
taTE NORTHERN WAR NEWS

Attack on a Baltimore shin by Con.
feeerate Premature Re
parts OF Movement of Genera,
BankS's Division The War In Mis'
souri-i Skirmish In Western vir-
sriula. &c.
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.ROAR e..

Y o A r ID N
Two married couples, wthou. children or se.-
vans, four sngla persons either ladies' or gen
III nlAl CAT procure BOARD i'll private fanail = in
desirable part OF Franklin street, by imIned ate
application through the post-Otfice, directed to
- Box 255" Rchmcnd z. @. oc i9-2tk
nOERDING. =. MINTER can fur
J nish several snail families with ROOMS and
Bi;AkD. Her residence is ID street, War
wlek Row. For particulars apply to her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

fREhoSf's BfosxAPHY.---The Columbus
lohio) Ssaiesmaa published In 1856, aS Goione.
Frenonts biography, the following
/" son without fa.her--a husband with.
out wed fng--a millionaire without dol.
lara statear1an without speech--a legisia :
tor almost without vote--a military chief
tain without q battle. Nike room for Col.
Fremont, the gentleman VINO u never n he
right place ct tho right time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

.feUN A W a Y-FIFTY DOLLARS RE-
"a, WARD.--fsslnsssa on the 9TH of August,
MY asiGRa WOMAN, named HErif; aeont y
wears OLD, tve feet four inches high, black, who
" IS hired TO Joseph Davis, On Bfoad streff. She
has 3 mark on the face in consequence Of mus
IA d plaster sha had on. which paaca is dsgser.--
She has children IN Cumberland county, where
bought her Of Mr. J. n. Pr.ee. She IN probably
In slis ely, ss made hsr way 10 Mr.. Prices.
will give the Shove ard, Ii delivered TO me here
or il lodged II sil 10 the ccncty or city.
cc T-ttnt JOSEPH S1ERN.
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RINAWAYE.

ANA3TAY--Froia tie subscriber, on sunday
i, mis- at last, a NEGRO Boy, named JAMES
Is BakBOUR,bnt generally called LINK. Said boy
l. OF gingerbread eoor tali head of hair about five
feet erRf inches high twenty eight or thir-
ty years of age ard 10 good cook aud fisherman.
Jim hes a wife at Henry Cox's, in Herrco county.
lie may be lurking about that neighborh sod; or
laay, by representing himself to be free. have ob
tanned employment as q soldiers cook. will give
reward s25 for his return to in Henrco, or
If eoaiiae,i il tho Jail OF that county.
10 d pERr AIKEN
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1 NOR RENT--A. HOUSE, and LOT on lth
h aarcc. a.ecu Rrona ,,4 f....c1 st-aa.s IL.

INOR RENT--A. HOUSE, and LOT on iith
4 street. between Broaf and Grace streets. Tie
dwelling contains fourteen FOODS Two OF them very
large. Water and gas have been carried into eyary
room. On the To- IS kitchen containing 6 rooIls,
large Stable and Carriage House; meat hcfse,
and other out houses. Al She houses Of brick,
and have been built within the last two years.
They are AL in thorough order. The ioesttcn is
pleasant one. il good neighborlood. and convent
ent to the business portions OF the city. The whole
establishment WAS erected by the Late Charles Is.
Hill, for his family residence. For eleylIse and
convenience, the premises cannot be sprpa ssed by
any in he city OF Richnaoad. Persons il want @:
. desirable resid@uce will co well ts examine this
On calling at the house, they wild have tbs wl4o g
premises shown to them. For terms. apply 10
TFjOj. i. EVANS,
B.. l.. - y Tlfft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

The FlQyenoss are playisg 10 full hosses n
ne ksyM Thts!ey, &aReasstsy,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

Yroll the Baltimore papers, o. the I6th, We
Gather The following items:
.--.,x oN BALTIMORE sHts-sxpLoIr or THE
GCN- BOAT DAYLtGHr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

NT 3TICB.-fhe satseriaer offsrs sale tae
y PLANTATION an which he resides, situafsd
directly on the w 4 ss. H. r near florence. &
9. The said Plantation coEtang near 5QU acres OF
land, 330 of which a cleared and aaier cultivation
tbe rest is we'll tiTbered. The location is healthy,
aid the improvements excelienf--a large dweipg
house, well finished, with all necessary out-tuid
iugs, new fencngs, gardens, or ch&ris, &c.
AISO-A PLANTATION sitrr,ted n The West
ern District of Tennessee ia Madison county about
three mites from the town OF Jackson. Tsis Plan
tation contains ,260 aeres of prime lands, 800
cleared 100 grown with clover. On this place il d.
two-stOry dwelling. house ard necessary out build
ings, two fine springs. orchards, Sc. For further
iniorIna,ion apply to the subscriber at Florence S.
~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

D DUNAWAY.-Isan aw ay from The CdsI Mines.
Ia, 10 Orange eouuty, on the 18th of this month,
n: BOY. FREDERICK. Said bay 10 bright ran-
saito, s'aut haitt, nb5ai sf years 81 ags +; has
downward hook when spoken TO alsoas feet
Inches high w!li give reward o. s@5 fos the So
curing Of Tim il fr.mskins Jail, tnat get him
sga.n. GEcRdE W. FARkERs
&c sS--i1ea Isle q; Wisht eo. Va
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DRiYATE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.--A GegT
ard very eon1fortabie TOopENS trI1.LIeslz
slitsble for The accommodation OF medium sized
family, On 9th, between Clay and Leigh streets
Church Eth viii be sold low on application 10
sa G--2D x 3 LEE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

NJ OTIOE 10 MERCHANTS hsy. On
~ hand. Vt this place. aolne three or four thou-
tion OF which is very desirable, snleable tso.4is
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. ROOTS aad SHOES,
II ARD w ARE. QEEkASWARExs DIR q tsH !.
LEATHER, Ae. To any msrehans wishing 10 re-
stock ior cash 81 q reasonzble Mar cent fsr srr
times, II appsisd 70 soon, 3, s...s.s sas
hlffLETON ri, He,lsAN. y
Now Canton, Hawkins county, Tun'l. Oet. At,
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EveeR EspN.C ANap sac.

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ySOR RENT-THE DARLINGTON 10 USE
= FOR RENT, AND FURNITURE FOR
SALE.rhe subscriber wishing to retire from thu
business, will sell ths Furniture and Key CT tbs
fashionable frs, class Boarding House, now in hg1
rcpute. TO wishing 10 embark IN the business
$ rare opportunity IS row offered. the House and
Furniture being in :rstrate condition. For terms
apply 10 WILLIAM MCCREERY,
oc l9-it+ Proprietor.
= G r Y E = T. 4
4 CAREIAGE. I. B0aSf AND STABLE,
on FraIkiia. between eth and 7th streets The
is bull. FOR three Horses aa two Carriages.
Apply at LOUIS EUkER & BROS,
oc lc-:}t* pos Main greet.
eNOR ktHTfhe large and eiegan; 'fENE-
z NENf Oh Cary street. adjoining tse Bank "i
Richmond. il i- admirably adapted 20 store AID
eonniing room ior commission merchants. Apr!:
TO toc It'll GoDpIN {. APPERsoN.
G1OR RENT-An6 possession given i1anedi-
Z asely. the large trarss
b " L /. L GIL O y S L
on the corner of 9Th ana Franklin streets. AMY
to THOS. W. boswell, or TlfOS. b. DAR-
TER. oc Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

The schooner Martha T. Cause, of Will
mington, Del, attempted to run the guard.
boat stationed at the Narrews on Saturday
morning, and was brought to by a shot from
Fort LAFAYETTE,
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Jahazal Sherman, Prince Edwards Island;
Alex. v. Lyons, of Virginia, Cyprus: Amasa
Mason, Of N. T., Guayaquil; James H. Coul-
ter. of Ohio, Monteyideo; w. T.. Buchanan,
OF Pennsylvania, Guatemala; Thomas q. nil
Ter, Of Michigan, st. Mare, Hayn-salary
81 900, with privilege of trade. The Consn-
late was created under the new act. Aiex'r.
Thompson, OF New York, has been appoin ted
Marshal to the Constantinople Consulate,
and John q. Wiiloughby, United States Con-
sui to Swatow.
$50 FAlLuREs AND SUSPENSIONS.
The Boston Commercial BMtistin's list Of
business changes in the United States gives
seven failures and sus spensioiis in Boston, five
in New York, four IN Phiiadelphia, and 20 in
other places--a total Of Al for the past week.
sPEcuLArross OF wAsHIEarox CORRESPONDENTS.
Washington correspondents OF the Balti.
more San, Of the l4th, thus expAtiate upon
the war which is now being waged upon the
South, and its general results:
Warrants for the payment Of Government
dues to the amount of millions OF dollars, lie
upon the table OF the Secretary Of the Treas-
nry, but II takes time 70 sign them, even with
i very cursoSy examination on his part
Again, on account Of the heaptng up OF &C.
counts Against the 0pyerpulsnt ID one form
Or AnofheT, time must he had fnr the proper
Adjuat1hsnt In turn NJ the counting Offices. -
0iysfnmsnt oTedttors who think, at this
tpuesnss, tAsy oAn Get their snoasy IN 4 me.
nsiIh lhenl4 I'M ~ Aeeys PENIS u Mlaas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

JOHN w. GARLICK, M d.
H. B-Aii persons iI.dcbted 20 tho subscriber
ere earnestly reerested ~ settle their bills while
those having claims against him will present them.
Mr. Scorr will attend to The ~ the old stsn<is
sJNO w. GARLlCK.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-25
Boston 4 larm purk ADVERTISEMENTS.
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A NOVELTY IN THE ART WORLD |!
PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN.
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England, France and Belgium.
Ths AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC PORCELAIN CNNPAY.


No. ISL, BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.
having secured their novel and ingenious invention by
ecute all orders for
MINIATURE L1KENEssEs OF PERSONS ON
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presenting all the attractive and advantageous features
Of ordinary photographs the brllianoy and finish of
water color drawing and hitherto unattaned quality Of
durability, by being rendered mpefishabe the nat
ferred.
As the patented process Of the Company enables the
reproduction Of Photographs not only plain surfaces
but upon such as are round Of any degree Of rguar
y-poruaiis can be reproduced with hutess accuracy,
ana decacy OF deneaon, upon Porcelain wares Of any
description and dimension used as articles Of luxury OF Of
household utility, such as
URNS, VASES, BREAKFAST CUPS. TOILET AR
IICLES. &c.i
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing unique
tic use
In order to furnish facilities for the qualification Of the
popular taste and to the wants Of those patrons Of
the Fine Arts DESTROYS Of having Portraits Porcelain
the Company have imported from Europe collection Of
superior Porcelain goods manufactured to their own Or
DEL which they sell at cost prices
As the American Company are owners Of the patent
right and consequently the only persons authorized to
use the process they have determined tn order
TO AFFORD PEOPLE IN EVERY SECTION OF
THE UNION
an opportunity to possess
PORTRAITS or CHINA,
70 meE S6 the xGpIGygg propagation e RESIDENTS n
PERSON ALLY The ATELlER AND GALLERIES
IN NEW YORK.
Persons sending photogaph mnbrotpe, or daguer-
rcotype to the office OF the company la New York,
companied by
FIVE DOLLARS,
VIII receive in return bl express free " other charge.
A RICHLY OKNAMENIED BREAKFAST CUP and
SAUCER, WITH THE PORTRAIT
TRANSFERRED THEREON.
By transmitting daRuerootype and
TEN DOLLARS,
they will secure in like manner,
A HANDSOME FRENCH VASE OR TOILET AR
TICLE,
with the portrait reproduced by the patented process.
by sending pair Of dagueucowpes aud
FIFTEEN DOLLARS,
they will receive in return
PAIR OF RICH SENBES VASES,
with the portraits executed equal n miniature paintings
and, in ike manner portraits be reproduced por-
ccaiu
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ranging in price from
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B.-Be particular in writing the address town. coun-
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All letters be addressed 10
MANAGER AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC POR-
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Attrraru Fustitutions.

ORANGE COUNTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
" The Fall Term will commence Sept 9Th, 1850.
The Winter Term Nov. rs h. 1861.
The Spring Term FEB 2uth, lSol'
The Academy building Is new, ample, elegant well
furnished and admirably adapted to the wants Of school
of the first order.
The board OF Teachers is permanent
As quiet for study, place IN the land Is SUI
yedor to Randolph Centre.
GEORGE FISHER, Principal
Randolph, VT, July 24th 1850. O6'u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-25

DROF. L. MILLER'S HAIR INVIGO-
a RATOR AN EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND ECO
NOAnCAI, COMPOUND.

'
NOMlCAL COMPOUND,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR its original
color without dyeng and preventing the Hair from turn
FoR PREVENTING Badness, and curing it,
when there the least particle OF vitality or reeuperave
FOR REMOVING sCURF AND DANDRUFF,
and all cutaneous affections OF the Scalp
FOR BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR, imparting to il
unequaly gloss aud brllancy, making it soft and
silky in It's texture and causing it TO curl readily
The great celebrity and the increasing demand for this
unequaled PREPARATION convince the proprietor that
trial is only necessary to satisfy discerning public Of
its superior qualities any other preparation at pre-
sent in 1t cleanses the head and scalp from dan
dlU and 0teT caaneOns diseases Causes the hair TO
grow uxurianty, and gives 1t rich, soft glossy and
flexible appearance and also where the hair is loosenng
and thinning it will give strength and ygor TO the
roots and the growth TO those parts which have
become bald causing il to yield fresh covering Of hair
There are hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen in New
York who have had their hair restored by the Of this
lnygorator, when all other preparations had failed L.
NJ has in his possession letters nnumerabe testifyng
10 the above facts from persons OF the highest respeeta
biy Il will etectually prevent the hair from turning
gray until the latest period Of life and in cases whsre
the hair has already changed its color, the of the In
ysorator viii with certainty restore 10 rs original rue
giving ~ dark, glossy appearance. As perfume for
the iVlet ana har Restorative IT'S particularly recon-
facilities II affords in dress,p0 tie hair, which, when
moist with the lnvsoato b. dressed in any requr
eurls-henee the great demand for il by the ladies
standard toilet article which none ought to be without,
as the price places il within the reach of ALL being
ONLY TWENTY FIVE CENTS
per bottle, to be had at all respectable druggists and
peTfumers
L. MILLER would call the attention Of Parents and
Guardians the Of his InvgoSior 10 whert
the childrens Hair nelnes 20 be weak The use Of 1,
lays the foundation for good head fhdr as II
any impurities that may have become connected with the
scalp the removal Of which Is necessary both for the
health N the child aud the future appearance Of its Hair
CArTtos,- genuine without the fact simile LOU
Is MI Lfk being on the outer wtlpper also, L. MIL
LERS HAIR INViGOkATOh, n Y. blown in the
glass.
Wholesale Depot SO Dey St aud sold by All the pnn
epal Merchants and Druggists throughout the world
Liberal discount To purchasers by the quantity.
also desire 20 presnt 20 the American Public my
NEW AND IMPROVED INSTANTANEOUS
LIQUID HAIR DYE
which after wears Of scientific e1perimenung have
brought T. perfection Il dyes BacA 4r Brown instant
Is eithoai Injury The Hair shn warranted the best
afti r. n The kind 70 existence
ruicp. ONLY 50 cEsTs.
DErOI. 66 DEFY STREET. Hov Yefk 1857
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KEROSENE LAMPS & OILS.

L EROSENE LAMPS IL OILS.
IN WOOD, GREENE & CO.. manufacturers Of
SELF PRODUCING GAS BURNER, Commission
Kerosene or Coal Oil, Fluid Chandeliers, Candebra
and Parlor Lamps, Of the latest and best patterns No.
40 Water Street between kilby and Congress, Boston
uFThe GAS BURNEH As perfect RegulaioI--ghts a
20 feet square for cent hour, or Will burn all
night for one cent
KEROSENE AND COAL OIL
We have made arrangements with Of the largest
establishments for full supply ofthe above Oils which
10 be equal in every respect to any other, we
think better Also Fluids, each Of which We sell in guam
tity 10 suit purchasers and at lowest cash prces.
p. S-As this notice is read by some with whom we
are not personally acquainted and who have no know
edge of our business facilities, therefore, CONT
dencc thar all orders will be faithfully executed, We
have the pleasure by permission, Of referring to the fol-
loving mercantile Houses:
james NJ Beebe Co Dry Goods Importers and Job
bets, Boston,
Converse Harding & Co., Dry Goods Importers and
Jobbers, Boston
Jewett Tibbetts Co, Dry Goods Importers and Job
beTs, Boston
Shoes, Pearl Street, Boston.
]. b. Kimball & Co. Wholesale Boots and Shoes Bos
ton.
stone & Rldredgo, Provisions, South Market, Boston,
Dana. Farrar q Hyde, Wholesale Grocers, Broad ST.
Boston.
wiusow Harris Co, Wholesale Grocers, State St
Boston.
Boston Faucet Company Boston.
T. Is. Allen a. Son, Ogdensbnrgh, n. Y,
q. ID. Seymour, Esq, Ogdensburgh, n. Y.
]. H. Pearsons, Barron q Co.. Concord, y. II.
5. J. Lyman Co., Montreal, Canada. so%