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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-12
SorCE To OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers 10 the Dispoteh Will observe the
esoss xAkx on their papers when their sub-
scrip;ions are about TO expire. Those who
wish TO renew will forward the amount, q
the papers will be stopped at the close Of thu
term for which they have paid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-12
AT A MEETING OF "TOR.cco

AT MEETING OF "TOBACCO
go Trade of the City OF Richmnnd ~.
ollowing preamble and resolutions were unspi
raously adort,d d.
" heTeos, in the Providence Of God, we are call
I'd u"on to lament the death OF our highly rs
SpecIed and deeply veueIatsd friend, M JANA
SCOTT, with whom for many yesrs we have
oeen associated by the ties OF friendship aud bu-
sineas IalRtlouE; Therefore,
Resoived, Taat it becomes US "a individuals and
specially rs members Of the Tobacco Trade of
his city OF which ass alton the deceased VS.. a
prominent member. thus publicly TO testify our
sincere regret at his loss and TO convey to his bs
feAVed family our warmest sy mpath and sondo-
ience; and that we will. in body, attend HE 70.
neral
Re.oiced, That copy OF the above PREF mpls an 4
resol alton be transmitted to the family of thu
tscsas ed and that the sane be publishei In aa
js Its JOHN 'CAEKIE prss,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-12

"spao'ish on our outside page the procla
mseon Of President DAVIS, for National Fast.
10 morrow. We true, the day will be strictly
observed through all the Confederate States
'aA' all places Of business will DO closed and
thst especially establishments for the sale Of
liquor wiii not dispense the means Of isastinx
Shd Hoiickiag on day of fasting and prsver
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-12

O&eer Appoi"ted.-Wm. @. Allan. T.
,"rmerly of the Colonel's staff Of thu NJ,
regiment Va; Volunteers. has received the :"
continent Of Lieutenant in Capt. F. J, Ro, ~,
sscond company Of Greys. now in serv;on ss.
MANASSAS Gap. The selection is a iaa n. ~
ono. INVtcioes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-12

PATRIOTIC LADY At CRASkY Is, AND.-Mrs.
Miiligan, the esteemed lady OF Lieut.. j. r..
hhiixan, y. n, made a large and beau Iifui
Sonihern flns and recently raised il with her
leland Batteries, amid the dsafsning cheers OF
the gallant fellows stationed there, and who
will never let 1t DO injured by the dssscra tlng
hands Of Iincoln's menlals. Nor, ArgHs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-12

Put in the Chain Gong.--John W. Seno, w.,
Hrraigned before the Recorder YESTERDAY 81.
cruelty beating his wife, and tho proof b.;. W
lear, ne was sent to Jail in default of ,pr.,s
i'r his good behavior. and set to work in ~.
Cnain-Gang for 80 DAYS. N-'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-12

Capt: y. s. Weiager, Amelia Light ORA.
soons, has sufficiently recovered from an aoc.
,isntal wound, and has assumed the command
I his company, now 1T Ashland.
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TIE Overwhelmingly the members Of

TIE Conremtioa.--~Among the members OF
this body. which arrived in Richmond yestsr-
day. were X. NJ. Conrad. Winchester: c. K.
Slaughter. Lynchburg; L. s. Hall, Wstrel ;
JAS. Barbour. Jr., Culpeper; j. B. Dorman,
Lexington; J. NJ. Speed, Lynehburg; Thos.
S. Flournoy, Halifax; Wood Boaldin, Char
lotte. Hon. Jno. Janney, President Of the
Convention, has been in the city for some
DAYS. The Convention will no doubt reas-
semble at 10 o'clock in the hall Of the House
IF neiaUnfas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-12

PoPULATIoS OF NORTH CAKoLIXA-Accord-
ing to the census returns Of 1850, the white
population of North Carolina is 63l 48e-free
cclored, 3o,o97-slaves, 331 ,osI Total, so2 ,667.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-12

Only too or three persons we're arrested rec.
terday BY the police. and they for petty Of.
fences. such - slight breaches Of the psacs,
drunkenness, ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-12

ISerenade.-The Hons. Pierre souls and
> adah p. Benjamin were sereuaded BY M,
Armory Band at their respective hotels Last
light: The former responded in a few an.
rcopriate and well-timed remarks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-12

tbs MssrsIs BArfssF. Pillow IL
srectiag Third battery on the Mississippi. a.
ths month OF Wolf River, on the Msmphis
side, II the point Of the hend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-12

RELIGIOUS MOTTO E-sYNA.
~ uOGUE HOUSE OF LOVE-" ON IiTH.
NEAR MARSHALL STREgT-There vi be
service At this synagogue THURSDAY. the
the morning, at 10 o cIoek, and In the evening
1t 8 o'clock
The Morning Service will be. with very little
exception, ia English: that In the evening ths
usual fast day s service, iDiHsbrew
sss The public are invited to attend.
10 i2-2t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-12
DETENTION OF AN OFFIcsR.-The Greenbrier

Era says:
We learn that Lieut.. Samuel II. Reynolds,
son of our townsman, John Reynolds, Esq .
has been stopped at Fort Delaware, and is at
present under duress there. We exceedingly
regret to hear that such is the case, rs Lieut.
Reynolds is an excellent and an accom- piish-
ed officer, and resigned his office at st. Column
bus, New York, Immediately upon hearing
that Virginia had passed the Ordinance OF
Secession, in order to render aid to his native
State. In the detention of Lieut.. Reynolds
the military corps of Virginia loses one OF
its most efficient and energetic officers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-12

Drotoned.-Yesterday afternoon a lad sbou,
ipurteen years old, son OF Mr.. John ". Gard
we'll, while bathing near the city pump-houss,
st beyond mis- depth ana was drowued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-12
The Convention

The Virginia Convention re-asselnhls. TO-
day. LIZ sessions will probably be held In the
Capitol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-12

dux- MakEks.--In 0utiford county, N. o.,
nifty men have for years been manufacturing
the very best rifles.
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Nor srAnvIss.-says the New Orleans

Delta:
A commercial house of this city favors as
with te'.er from their CORRESPONDENT in Gal
weston. IA VII 'ch the writer says that Hour
sent to Texts mas been rsshipped TO New Or.
leans, b~cSuse .'the people have too much in
Galveston This don't look much like starry.
Ing out the Confederate States,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-12

YVANTED.-As wif UPERATOa on : sewing
w Machine, and two BAkTERk, for light work.
Apply atg. c. BAKToH's, a2s Main street.
j. l2-lt*
WANTED -IMMHDIATELY-A BREAD BA-
w KER. Also, BOY to learn the Busi ess.--
Apply to X. ADAM
1s I2-2t< III Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-12

yNANTED.-A COLORED BOY, free .. .lavs,
W to learn the BAKERY business. A reasVba-
BILE hire will bs paid. Apply 80
ALEX. WEST,
Pie aad Cake Baker.
je le-1t* I'd ST., nesr Leigh
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WAN TS.
{ For other Wants" see Fret Page
C. q. ORDNANCE 0PFICR,
RICHMOND, June II. 1881

UrANIED-A BAKsk~TowGrs % Ereat AID
w traeNers. Apply to CHARLES BR0ws, Pc
tersburg, ofto RICHAKD ADAM, Ricb mOnd Good
wages given
is l2-aod3tt CHARI.ES BROWN
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

W VIZ Soutus
Messrs. Editors FL am glad to SEQ that our pa =
pers furnishing statisticaly information reat-
ing to tho agricultural resoHrces OF The South /
have read your extract, in to-days paper from tbo
Lynchburg Virginian, every word ofiwhieh know
to be true.
We find everybody, almost, entertaining the mis-
taken notion (Which 1 find ia the Iondon Times
of the Sd inst, too-but don't wonder at IL, since
it gets its information from tho North that the
Northern States are, and the Southern States ara
not producing States. There never was greater
mistake. With your consent will calI.public at
tention to some striking and interesting facts in
this connection 10 SHOW that tbe bug b,d,. of
ing out the South. and oouttine Of silnnliss ~, :.
NAV be said with ease but done win ,,nncb ditf
Guilty. ''N0- N''-''
will select first, South Carolina 10 run the mar.
alel with, for several reasons. the chief ~ which
are that shs has been surpassed 10 nrodnce
but cotton and rico, and she is the most derided
and eontemned ~ ali ,ha a-boIdin. So,
NOT many nsrsons are swsra thaI th;' 81 T.,
produces fpa.,rfhs nearv of ali ~ 80
Int tha seventb census ~ 1a6o sha'. rs ~
,hs fact. basdss nsaSi III ~" 'na. 70 %
wheat ~ witbin am Srsb.,s os III S 1
tho aix New England Statos togsih.r az 49,: ~
duces almost as mucb cn,n 40 ~ g.. - ".
York. and 600 000 nf bnsbsis Of tbo, rrair n
than ali tha New Engiand Sta,as to'a,ha.
produced unwards of Ia o6o mn y, o,hnssais sns
produeed mora oats than Mains. o,oro H., \ ono Sao
busbals than Maasachnsa,,s. rlo-a .Iay 'SSSS0o
of busbels of nois.nss over "a oho,,s
produeed. more besns ma nsss NV lso oaa hssa,o
imam ali tba Nortbsrn States togeiher aoa,s @
York: more beef eattle tban Psnnsvivan;ip ~ ~
740. and almost as manv ss ali ,ha NJ" ~ y,
states toeether. more sbssn Than ro.,s "a W."
nonsin Nv 10 400, mora bar. ,han No., vi 10,
AZ 9sI. mora than pannsSigania hr SS,sS
al 600 mora than ali tba Nav Ensla1d Sa,ss i,
Nav Jarsav M,cbieaa VISION IN M
in Tho barcs;n. rosa Rorsas ma ,uias S N aao
Than Mains Sa,r H.wDshire Massaospss,,s .V,voy IVY
Rbodo leland togothsr. hasidss aiI ,shoh sha-.
dnn"s ,sS,,aI. ~ $3.50 snS warstv oe ~
duets af t6s sma,isr Kinds - = r'S
Virginia and North Carolina nrodused iointlv
l3. .36s 900 bushels of wheat. or 24i .0jO bushels
Of wheat. or 24IOO0 bushels mora thaJ tbe grss
wheat state Of New York or n auantitv ecSaI ~
The whole product Of tha Six Nav Engllnd Sta,.s
with Nav Jersev. Miebiean. Iowa AMI T;srosssn
ali put torether' Yirgin,a. North CahI;ns ~
Tennessee produeai III. .47I bgs bushoIshf eo,r
quantity exceeding by 800 900 bushels thI Iioint mo
dnc, az Nav Tnrt pernsnlvanin nhs. tTa Pto-
sew, Connecticut, Massaohusetts. New Hmnsbirs JSs
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS IN TnE CossEprRass
srArEs.-7Ae Neiu Lap.--It has already beon ma J.
toned that the Hon. John H. Reagan, tho Post
master General of the Confederate States. lad is-
sued proclamation announcing that on the first
lay Of the coming June he will assume tho sntira
direction and control Of the postal service in those
States The Charleston Mercury furnishes the fol-
lowing summary Of the proclamation
An postmasters, route agents and special soef
now acting under the authority oftha 1gsf. =
are directed to continue in the discheresS
duties under certain restrictionsss 80 n,
also instructed to apply for new eommissions.f-k.
the Confederate States government. The,, -. 4
required to render their final accounts. lecalv 4,
testedl up TO the 3let day Of this month TO III
once Department at Washington They ero nN
instructed to return to that department all postn
stamps and stamped euvelopes be;ongin,, 20 ,s
United States, and to retain in their pessessicn nj
tho revenue which shall have accrued from An,
postal serviee Of the United States previous Ia th
date on which this proclamation comes into forr.
minute instructions are also given to contractor
mail messengers and special contractors.
Postmasters are forbidden to collect U. s. pos1
age on mail matters sent to or received from tbaA
states, until postal treaty shall be made betwecn
the two governments Until postage stamps ar,l
stamped envelopes are furnished, all mail matte,
must be paid for in money. II
~ eNAfS wan pS euuIkeu LOT every single seal ed
letter conveyed over distance of not less than 80
hundred miles within the limits of the South ~
ooniederacy; and for any distance exceeding tAst
point, double that rate. Drop letters are char I9
two cents each.
Newspapers published within tho Confederate
Siates not exceeding two ounces in weight, and
sent from the office to subscribers within the Con-
tederate States, are charged as follows Weeklie..
ten cents per quarter sem-weekies, double ii. N
amoust tri-weeklies, treble that amount; paper
published six times week, sixty cents and dailf
les seventy cents. IN
Periodicals published oftaner than biennise'
shall be charged as newspapers. Books bound
unbound, not weighing over four pounds, shalg.r'
charged at two cents an ounce for any distnneAt
Double the rates specified in these acts shall T.
charged upon all newspapers published beyesTS tho
limits Of the Confederate States.
The franking privilege is abolished, except upon
matter relating exclusively 10 the business of tbo
Posofice Department The letter registration avs
ten Is also abolished
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
EsrABLIsHED AS A REFUGE FROM QuAcKERN
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURE CAN BE oBrAIH
nr InhnnAn,, has dlscoysred lhe most Ger

THE oSI PIap Xs REsuSn FGoM SgAEE S
Ur. johnston sneax IN nn,v NY Tes ,,sE 1 Dsna,
in the World for Weakness Tie Back or Limbs strieurs
Questions o. the kidneys and Bladder, InyountTy Dis
enaIgea imP3ency General Debility Neryousness Dyspep-
be eas mgM SpF SGnaSl9n on OF Ideas psPla.Sa q
t apg. ,omac ,g a Sose skp Aseens o.
Ing rom tne Solitary abit4 q Youthtose sEeaFr and SOL
sTsb IA Ss sser a ~ Y ne yetmg ,han me sene
,,t ~ ~ 80 pshtng thei, lno,t bri-
aibie 'N'''A'' ''"D''As 'HAii'"s'' 49, "Ap''
r,-,, YOUNG MRN
VIZ have become The Victims Of Vice that
talents brilliant intellect who nigh. Otherwise have en-
walked 10 ecstasy the living Tyre may call with NH
Af.,,,.a po,.o,. -, yoans mAnS,Ass MA,
being aware Of physical weakness organic debility dsOmi
'1 III. nj, ,sIo spgsaa1 P W. i gneH "a, .,
n Man Sohas Nv s " n - ngaor H. and confidently re-
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured and Full yiaor liesiaseJ -
possibeis tho penalty paid by the victims
aoang petsons are too apt 20 commit
that Inny en- e Now who thai the bre9 VII
by those falling into Improper habits Than BY he
most serious and desruciye bo In Ind
srss The sy;!em becomes Dr96ged ing Mem
5rr.aSty Dysgepsla PalPiion Of the HeaIt, Iageson
Consumption, &e. ' -'"A's ~ONs-''
OFFICE No. T. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Len hand sde going from baltimore street e doors from
the corner. Fail not to observe nnme and humber
Letters must be paid and contain stamp The Doctors
Diplomas hang in his ofice.
mn touNoroN
na,,.. =, A., p., e,.,, -. - $500
d % Nv ~ e 0st j. srnehs 10 @Gosges n the United sate
pitfalls OF London Paris Phadelphia and elaewhere has e
iected most nstohishng cures that were ever
known; many troubled with rnging u the head and eaf
when asleep great nervousness being alarmed Al sudden
sounds basuness with frequent blusnp some-
times with arrangement Of mind were CURED i'm
lake 1.hrhcuiar Nolcei
Dr. j. addresses all those who have injured themselves by
improper indulgence and solitary habits which ruin both
body aud mind uniting them for either business study
society or marriage.
THESE rome Of the sad and melancholy effects produced
by early habts Of YOUTH viz Weakness the Back
mbs, Pains ia the Head Dnness Sght Loss
f9Ter q the Heart Dy,pepsy Nervous Irrita-
biy svrnet5nas ~ eheiAi N1
NAps, 2, ~ sVirs " oievii1unpNVh.
FEARFUL effects on tbs mind much to be
OF Memory Confusion of Ideas Depression OF
sprs EVIL fofebodings Aversion 70 Society Self Drust
Love Of Solitude, Tmidty, &C., the evils pro-
dueed.
q PERSONS qIa ages can now Judge what II the
weak pale nervous and emaciaed having rnar Appeal
go,,,,r ,,T,, 'F'
hooNS MEN
VINO have injured themselves by certain practice indulged
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

DISBANDING OF THE MISSOURI STATE
TR00PS.-Sr. LOUIS, May 24.-The State troops
at Jefferson City, numbering about four thousand
were ordered to disband, yesterday, by GSn. Price.
At first they refused to obey, but it is believed that
homes.
A 1O-inch howilzer, s1-inch mortar, and three
hundred rounds of cartridges, balls, shell aud can
ister, were shipped from the Arsenal yesterday
They are destined for Cairo,
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

ny ]. SAKE. VI
When DO mean to marry 2--W xsssa \.
'Ts idle to dispute with fate M I
But II you choose to hear me 4
Pray stem, while fix the dat
When daughters haste with eager fsei
A mothers daily toll to share, Gar',l. III
Can make the pudding which thes8M
And mend the stockings which the
When maiden's look upon mao
As in himself what they would marrI
And not as army soldiers scan 49, ~
A suttlor or commissary.
When gentle ladies who have got
The offer of lovers hand, ~
Consent to share hls-nearthly lOt,a-sfy v
And do not moan his lot Of land 2
When young mechanics are allowed
TO fnd aud wod the farmers girls,
Who Doa'r expect to be endowed u fAI
With rnbies, diamonds and ias-<-ss-s--4 |HlA
When wives, in short, shall freely giss I
Their hearts and hands 10 aid their shouscsl
And live as they wsfe won't 10 liil.
Within their sires' one story house3 ,.S
Then. madam--if I'm not tao old A
Rejoiced to quit this lonely liiS, es,,.,f
I'll brush my beaver, cease to scoid, n
Aud look about me for wife 49, I
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

the habit Of conceding superiority to the North, III
these and other points of view, maybe the above
statements may be doubted; II so, refer the skep-
tical to the seventh census of 1885, the last dat,
we have. CATAwBA.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01
SANFORD'S
FAMILY
.CATHARI'.IgI.. |. i. ? ILLS.

Pure Vegetable EXTRACTS, and put up In Glass
Cases, Air-right and will keep In any climate
The FAMILY oATHAR-l.s TIC PILL Is q gentle but
active catharc which the proprietor has used in his
practice than twenty % years.
The constantly increasing u demand from those who
have long used the Pulls, aud the satisfaction which
all regard to their - mas Induced place
them within the reach oil zM ALL i.
The Profession well know a that different Cathartlca
different portions Of the bowels.
The FAMILY CATHAn- =. TIC PILL has, with due re-
ference this well esab q lished fact been coound-
ed from variety Of the pu- rest Vegetable Extracts,
which alike eyery - the alima canal
which good and safe in a. All where Cathartic
nooded, such DerdHoe- rs the Sepi-
ne Pnns The Back and - Lons C0sfipeness Pain and
Sortes the whoie BODY from sudden cold, which
frequently neglected end G In long or Fever
Loss Of Appetite, Creeping - Siation el Cold he bo-
dy RssleSsess, Hedddekt or = Weight IN The head all In
ndMat0ry Daedsei, W0rns q Childrer fEifs eu-
HlafsH great PURIFIERl - OF THE BLOOD, and many
daeaaes which desh iH ~ heir too to
tion In thiu ndYsrtisemant.l DOSE, to2
PRICE THREE DIMES
THE LIVER INvIdoRAToR and FAMILY CArHARTIC
PILLS Tetaed by Druggists generally, and sold whole
sale by the Trade in all the large towns.
Sold in Wilmington by Or. A. H 0RlMSHAW Co., i.
BRINGHuRST Co, and y. McINALL.
3. r. w. SANFORD, M. d.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
2Oe broadway,
may 2a-lJ Corner Of Fulton Street. NEW YORK.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01
Iron RaIlIng, verandahs. sc.

Having complete and choice selection Of patterns, he
believes his facilities hrasuperor to establishment in
he State for this particular branch and hs feels w.rrah
ed assuring friends that any orders for enclosing
emeterv Lots Yards or Verandahs will give entire sats
faction. 'rHa $50 CHhRLkS STEWART,
msr6-1y I...t- Wilmi ngton, Del.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01
SANTORn,S
liver INVTG0RATOR

TT f. compounded entirly from Gums,
and has become an established iaet Standard Mei
known aud approved by all that have used H. and
resofted with = In ali the for
which II Is recommended. 6
IL hns cured th0usRnda q within the last two years
who had given up all hopes = ef relief a. the numerous
unsolicited ceriifcatesin In my = possesson show.
The dose must be adapted Ito the ternperaent Of the
individual akng and US ~ led in such quantities as to
gently on the bowels. - 49,
Let the dictates OF your . Judgment guide you In the
use OF the Liver Ah- S5 vtgorat0r, hnd II will
cure Live Conn n plaimts, bilious At
taoks, ID y pepsia. A lChronic Dtarrhoea
m m o m = lplainta, Dysenfery,
DrOpsy, sour sto- = mach, II n bi "a al
C0sitvemessC hOlc, n 10 h o lie a, cholera
M0RBuS, CHOLERA I'M :. IFANTUM, FLATULHNCE,
JAUNDICH, 'FRAfALEl H lWEAKH HSSE6 and pnsT be
used successfully Orr 5 ldnary Family Medcne
u Will cure SICK HEAD lACHE, kas thousands can
testy) In tpenty inates - ifwo or three
are taken at commencement - lof attack
All who II eiy- = ling their testimony in its
favor. t. -
Y water in the mouth with the rnvsOraOr swallow
Dol together
Price One dollar ner Rattle.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

sri.iaa.
Opefaons pefiofned BY Dr. JonHton witntrae the
aftars - te un nd other papers, notices of which
appeared again and again before the publc
standing hs gentleman fcharaetar i
anfhcient guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN pIsEAsEs SPEEDILY CURED.
Persons writing should be particular directing ther let
tiers to his Institution, in The following manner:
JOHN ~, JOHNbTON NJ. d.,
May II, lsGl-wkswIy. baltimore, Mafyiand.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

Who have injured themselves by certain practice indulged
in when aonea habit frequently nom
ions school the effects Of which nightly felt.
What pity that young the hope ofh country the
darling OF his parents sould be snatched all prospects
and ofie by the consequence Of degAng nom
the path Of nature and ndugng In certain habit
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1861-06-01

Many since the great discovery Of Prof Wood have at
tempted only Initiate profess 10 have
s.eessrsd something that would produce results
wonderful results Prof Wood and have bean
forced to leave the ed to its ressess away Read the
lowinR:-
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-06-05

1RY GooDs,
consisting of
SILKS, DELAINEs,
CAsHMERES, SHAWLs.
HOSIERY, LADIES' MITS.
GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFs,
ALEXANDRE's KID GLOVES.
UNDERsLEEVEs, &c &c.. &C. Also,
CLOTHS. CASsTMEREs,
sATTNETTs, yEsTINGs,
MUsLINs. TICKINGs,
PRINTS, &C.. &c,
Of every 10 eription, all of which have been
purchased expressly for the SPRING TRADE.
OIL CLOTHS
Of every quality and price, as CHEAP as ear
be obtained at any other establishment
CROCKERY WARE.
consisting Of CHINA, Stone CHINA, and EAR
T1ENwARE in its variety
GROCERIEStt9
A large and well selected stock of Groceries
such as
TEA, SUGAR, MOLAsSEs,
FISH, SALT, HAMS & SHOULDERS,
LARD, DRIED MEATS,
and in fact all tne articles usually kept in a. vel
regulated Grocery Establishment Also,
good stock of FLOUR of the various brands.
The above goods will be disposed eff at tht
lowest possible figures for CASH, or COUNTRY
PRODUCE, or approved credit. The public
are invited 10 call and examine our stock.
R. H. DILTS. JP. DILTS
mar6-61-1y