davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

THE THREATgSED DrsruRBAEcE IN SAVANNAH
The negro Paul, arrested in Savannah upon a
charge OF numbering Patrick Brady. and to
protect whom from the violence Of a moi IL
was found necessary to interpose the military
arm OF Government, died in Jail on Friday
from the effect of two gunshot wounds In the
leg and foot, received during the disturbance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

CALIFoKSIA.--Theo overland express arrived
at Fort Kearney on Saturday, with advices
from San Francisco to the afternoon of the
23d ult. On the day previous a large and en-
thusiastic Union meeting Was held 81 San
Francisco Business was generally suspend
ed, and the celebration was in many respects
equal 10 the Fourth of July. The St. Louis
sailed from San Francisco Tor Panama on the
2isf. with 1904 ,000 in treasure A fair amount
OF trade was going on at San Francisco, but al
reduced prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

The INAUGURAL AT THE SOUTHERN CAPITAL
letter from Montgomery, alluding to the re-
ceprion of Mr.. Lincolns Inaugural at the
Southern Capital, says:
On the afternoon of the receipt of the Mes
sage copies OF the document were immedia teI "
sent to the President of the Congress and 10
the President and Vice President of the Con-
federacy. believe the Government paid the
teiegraphic tolls in order To be advised in the
matter as soon a possible. The Message was
taken direct 10 the Congress, then in session,
about seven O'Clock III the evening. What
transpired in the session Is unknown
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

lHE PEACH CROP OF PENNsYLvASiA.--The
country press OF Pennsylvania give discourag-
ing reports OF the prospective peach crop
throughout that State The extreme severity
of the late " cold snap following imnedf.
ately upon the spring like weather which
marked the close of February, has nipped in
the bud the crop of 1861, and subjected the
peach growers of the State 70 a loss of thous-
ands OF dollars. 1t is hoped that the peach
trees in New Jersey and delaware are safe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

We hear, from authority that we are not al
liberty TO doubt, that Liacoin has removed
Col John K. Whey, the capable and obiiging
U. ). Marshal for the Eastern District OF Tiy.
ginia. The Office has been conferred on = citl-
zen OF FauQuier county. The fact that Col.
Wiley was veteran who hore on hts person
wounds received in the war of 1872 in aefeuce
OF his eountry, awaited rothing with the
" President elect -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

IELEGRAPHISG IN THE UNITED STATES Mons
+. Aihland, division direc tor of telegraph lines
in France, has come to the United states by
order OF Napoleon III, for the purpose Of
studying The various systems of teiegra phing
IN this country, modes or insulating, the con.
struction and working of the lines, as well as
the method OF Keeping the accounts connect ted
Herewith
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

REsisxArIox.--Capt.C Crawford Fletcher of
the Ninth Infantry, citizen of Arkansas, re-
signed his commission on the lst Instant
Second Lieutenant Richard V. Bonneau, of
the Second Infantry, a citizen of South Caro-
lima, resigned his commission on the I'd in
staut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

ESRSIyGs OF THE CHIcAGo RAILRoAps.-Th
Chicago Tribune publishes an elaborate arti-
Gle, showing that the earnings of all the rail-
roads cen tering in Chicago, for 1860, was stT,-
ese, 600. The earnings of the ten Trunk roads
show an Increase over 1859 of q, $50 0oO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

cti,,a ah AF@riIraL or w. IL. RGssgLL.-The ae-
csssaai, Ia Washington, OF w. ii. Russell,
,',t ,ahd Defalcation' was made under The stsa.
erp i'eh provides that no man shall be pros
Ltes ~ Tor ior Il crime touching which he has
grr.. eA,inined before any committee OF Con-
The ~. ihe decision was in accordance with
vas 80 20 oi the eonnsei, aud the indictment
''aered 10 De quashed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

Jamss ID. Broscas, iron founder, oppositst the
Bell House. 9th street. yesterday suspended
from his establishment nag Of the South.
ern Confederacy--red aud white, with the s1s-
en- stars aud blue ground--undcr whieh many
members Of the C0nyenlloA had 20 pas. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

The Second Church School reported the
conversion OF one scholar and Grace Street.
nine; the lst Baptist Church, the death of on,,
teacher.
MIR. o. Ellyson, of Petersburg, being pres
"nt, was called on and made some very in ter
rsting and impressive remarks in regard 70 tho
cause of Sunday Schools in Petersburg aud of
his long connexion with the schools IN tha [
city. One interesting and important fact,
(which we are sorry does not apply TO the
schools in Richmond he communicated tha :
the teachers are always at their posts unless
proyidentialiy prevented, which speaks well
for our brothers and sisters of Petersburg--
Remarks We're also made by Messrs Bur
rows, II. X. Ellyson, Willis, Durruss, Green
Bell, Forbes and others
On motion, it was resolved to have mass
meeting OF the schools with the Port Mayo
school. on the afternoon Of the fourth Sabbath
in thfs month
Adjourned to meet with the CLAY Street
Baptist Sunday School the second Monday
evening in April next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

TOCSa GIRL ARRESTED FOR PosT.OFFfcr
RoBRERY.-A fortnight ago q girl, abou,
twelve years of age, the daughter of a
resident of Rochester, n. Y, was ar.
rested upon a warrant issued by the
United States Commissioner, charged with
obtaining valuable letters from the post-otfice
there She was examined on the 7th inst
The Advertiser says:
itappears that the girl referred to. in com
pany with another girl and two bows was
passing through The Arcade on ST Valentine $
u'y. lhry applied i'll their own names for
Letters at the general delivery. and We're told
there was nothing for them. One of the partv
then sugges ted that they ask for letters from
the boxes, and finally the girl referred to CON
sented. She accordingly went to a box deliye-
ry, and called the number of box ll42, in which
she had observed a letter, which the clerk
handed TO her without inc uiry or hesitation
lhe box belonged to Messrs Munsoa 4 New
man, druggists. The letter is snpposed To
nave been OF business character and con
tanned, II is supposed, bills of goods or promis-
sorry notes
She opened the letter in presence of the
other GIRL and saying il was not a valentine
put 1t IN her pocket, and refused to let the
o-her see IT, Her mpanion became ypxed
and determined TO expose the fraud She ac
cordingly gave information in some quarter
Which led TO the arrest of the girl above stated
United States District Attorney Spencer. of
OEuensourg, conducted the i'll investigations
Inc oniy admission made by the defendant
was 10 the effect that she carried the letter
nome, Where 1t remained upon the shelf for
several DAYS, and one her brothers put the
letter ana the papers it contained in the stove
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

County ytourt.--Ciyii business occupied the
attention OF this Court yesterday. a man
named Burley,. having treated one OF tie
maxistratss with speet, WAS arrested BY
Cons table Thomas and brought 10 trial Nut
was discharged on making am apology and
promising not 70 repeat ths offence. "a : s,gss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

The appointmsnt Of Geo. II ritxwiison 4,
deputy Tor john NJ. francisco, feonflrm-d sy
the Hastings Court on Monday was made Ia
consequences Of Ill health on the part of the
commissioner " the Revenue for Jefferson
Ward. Paralysis during the past winter rem
dered u dlftlc alt for him 10 walk at times
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

BAD PkosPEeTs YoR WINE DgrsxERs-The
wine raised in Portugal the last season has
fallen OFT in quantity fully So per cent, and
the loss OF money in eonseq uenee is said 10 be
enormous.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

LfaroR FROM THE CorToy PLAsr.-A South
ern paper says. that "BoYei and in % xica ting
liq uor has been made from the cotton plant
II may be ''iBtoxicaiing,n but certainly there
IS no novelty in ''the cotton GIN"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

sia,sne4" "kh BAsK STATEMENT The VIZ ekiy
tne gh, I'm. OF the New York city banks show
er.. specie. decrease 1851 900 eireaIatIon in
F~t''""i deposits, decrease so.s ,ooo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

Sabbath School Meettng.-A concert Of pray.
ars for sabbath schools was held at leigh
street Baptist Church Monday evening, March
IL. 1861, Rev. j. Is. Solomon In the chair.
The average attendance for the month was
reported as follows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

Persoaai.- Col. Geo. w. Lay, Of Virginia.
who lately resigned his commission In tne u.
=. Array. was at the Exchange Hotel yess-r-
day also, Hon. ID. u. hitrnstis, Of the yr.
ginia Congressional delegation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

AN OWNERS RIdHT TO THE SoIL FRONTING on
ST8EETs. udge Mellon decided on Wedpes.
day nat parties owning ground fronting on
streets or alleys are entitled to soil to the mid
die thereof and that q city or borough has
no other than right of way therein, and
such other acts upon them as may be neces.
sary to keep them in repair; that city or
borough cannot excaoate the stone, gravel
sand, or other material therein, for the pur.
pose OF making merchandise OF ii, nor au thor
ize any one to do so; and that the owner OF "A
lot OF alley can sustain an action of trespass
against any one entering into the street or
alley IN front OF him, between the line of his
lot and the middle of the street for the pur-
pose OF taking out material or for disposiug
thereof to others. Under this decision the
Jury in the case of Chas. Slipper and David
Graham rs. Samuel Hood rendered q verdict
of 500. The authorities of Manchester gave
defendant the privilege to remove sand from
the street fronting plaintiffs property in that
borough, and suit for trespass being brought,
it resulted as above stated-Ptttsb,,rg Dir
patct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

The Court ~ Anst.acs was IL sessipn ipf IA
hour or two yestsrttzy. out did uoththx wosthy
Of speciai nesice. several casss A. ~ toe
trial to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

A SECESSION The county of Franklin, Ten
nessee, which gave very strong resis nee
vote at the late election in that State is SO dis.
gusted at the refusal to call u Convention
that meeting of the people was held on the
I'd inst, and the following resolutions, among
others, adopted
Resoired, hat We earn nesly petition the LegisIa
lures OF Alabama and Tennessee, through them
and by ourselves, and all other auth rifles that
eau give Us any aid In the matter, to change the
line betw the states to transfer the County
OF Franklin 10 the State OF Alabama, unless be-
fore this can be done, TenL secede from ths
ing our consent. And that copies OF this and the
next resolution be seLt to the Governors of Ala
bama and Tennessee early rs can he
Reso!ved That, upon the conditions Of the fifth
resolution, we declare ourselves our of the Union
subject to he ratified by the States Of Alabama and
tennessee, as provided in said olution W hic h
we again earnestly request may be early attended
q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13
Interesting fron Fort Pickens

President Davis sent sealed dispatches to
Pensacola last week. The Columbus (CIa)
sun learns from volunteer, just from there,
that the women and children had been re
moved by the State troops, and that s'hot
worn" was expected soon. A letter in the
Pensacola Observer, from the Warrington
Navy Yard, dated the Sd inst, says:
L!eut. Sleinmer has had about forty men en- =
gagged In raising a sand battery about quar-
ter OF mile TO the eastward of Fort Pickens
on Santa Rosa Island for the past two or three
days.
The Wyandotte was engaged all dav yester-
day in conveying water to the United States
ships outside.
Lieut.. McNab, of the Eufaula Rifles. beinr
anxious 10 find out what Slemmers men were
doing on the Island. procured a boat and went
over he was placed under arrest by the au-
thOrltieS of Santa Rosa Island and sent IN Z tha
Nayy-Yard.
This morning the bay is as calm as a mirror
the sun shines IN all his Inaesty-''the stars
and stripes" are aioat from the Flagstaff on
Fort Pickens and from the Wyandotte, which
Is now engaged in towing out the water tank
TO the ships. The st. Louis sloop- of-var. the
trigate Sabine, and the United States steamer
Bro9kiyn, ny lar are to be seen lying at anchor be-
Ten O'ctock, 4. A-luite a crowd have
passed with wheelbarrows, spades, shovels
NC, to work on the sand batteries in course OF
construction at the old and new light houses
"hu oh tiic DthCh opposite the village oil W ar
rington.
The Mobile Register publishes the follow
ing information given it by an officer from
Fort Morgan:
Captain . Hara is In command of Fort Me-
Hae. lie has, by the most untiring efforts
placed II IN a proper state of defence The
guns are all mounted, and his men well drill
ed as cannoniers. Capt. o Hara and his men
nave worked night and day, and his efforts
are worthy of the highest commantiation
Among other preparations and PRECAUTIONS
Capt. o. Kara warned the Wyandotte to keep
further from his fort in her trips to and from
the Navy Yard.
Col Forney, Of the army of Alabama. il
now in command of the forces at Pensacola
ana ntlshDorhood, and his policy is to t.ike
Fort Pickens at all hazards. He has cree ted
several batteries, ana mounted 10 and S-inch
Coiumblads, so as to command both Fort
fichths ana the entrance to the Earbor. The
Brooklyn. Sabine and St. Louis are outside
the brooklyn arrived with twenty u.inch
Columbiads ; the other ships have very heavy
guns.
There is now on his way to Mount Vernon.
for trial by court-martial, a deserter from Can
tain Thom's company OF Regulars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13

tuI o'Ies Pai&ans, CoiuInbiads, and thirty
tPounder birbette guns there are muskets
nt number, seven hundred barrels of
shsip'Mder, and any quantity of shot and
srssi,, 1rse Will pass quietly into the pos
. Ia Idea may be obtained OF the difficulty
'oNefhment would find in reinforcing the
~ rom The following paragraph
h;s "t; ~. ard, of the Navy, called on TO give
BsntPp Pi',"h AS 70 the best method of reinforce
WbHs' Laid before the Secretary plan nv
- Two large men -of-war could each en-
Of t.1hd I1hd battery, with certainty, almost
A,h,ehs destroyed, while third vessel of
dr., afaft eouth run ia under Major An
tay,ste guns. But this was not regarded as
''''ain Of success.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
Proposals.


NJOTICE.-Proposals will be received by the un-
IN deriened ct ni- Office No S'aet until ocloSn p s Ne
ot5sphY % hs SsRiaHoE
the Ut.d sres ugdeI commsnd Of srssa @ ~ months Yom
Tbe price per oucd all expenses The Besi S .n
be taken the camp in complete quarters ana '"e' Wv
more perfect information Of fpropose blank Agrse
r,eut nud Bond subjuinro. Bond TO oe hou =, M,
forfit Proposals conSin the nsmes oi Two suio"e " -"
Qos''i0Oa'l' cha;S';5 soR%o. spd .OitAf, HiGAf,EEMExr
ARrICIEs OF AeRExsEsT made thts dsyo
cs%.y Of sas.sne in the Service OF the United States
Of 4 nerica Of the one part, sId ,,A ,,a~ r,.Vt
~ Tvs .Si,ncch said for and on
behalf Of the Uped Sses OF Aoe i;s o. 'n have p.u
sy sseed and 6y presents do mutually covensni and
agree aud win saea Ober in nsnneI following, W.
b,f of rond and who quality, 10 qrsrters, with
in such qnsne u,sy be from 'ime to time required or M
troops edng lines each week ou such days
sha be des sused By Go nmissry OF Suosisence ,
This be in force for sx months OF suc less
the commsarS General may erect commencing On 'no Wy
Of ~ eght,en hundred s,d 'ia.S iaS;vs os,. ard mills
per pound eyory pound Of fresh beef delivered aud aocePed
7a,d Pa nen, shs be usie monthly for The srnoun o.
esa be furnished under this contIect eS " ny b "
COmui.sary Subsse being vi bout undS theh
90 be made after funds may DO received ioi t P"A
S Tbs, whenever and as ofen as be,f specified to be
isred b. .his shall j. the oIi9on OF the
officer be unit for issue or OF 9nSY a,eloi 70 tss
20 be oy the ofcer and 10 case OF oiss-
he thee thus al p6sed shall have power to reject
ps whole ,he Jrcst b as to them eppesf unit
F@ That IN case Of isiae or descieoey IL ibe quality
quantity OF the s.h ee ss;ed 10 DC deUe,sd spS , t,e
6cency by purchase. and the said viii be charged WIN
Si.1 No member of Congress shall he admitted any share
herein. any benefit 70 a ise there'ron ,
10 wse,s whereof, the Unse's"ea sSve ne s""'
(Nitness) f. -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
RORM nE ROND.

Know ALL MEN BY THssE PRESENTS, That We, -,
and se bel1 and nrnIy D0uho 10 the Oui.o" - -.
of America in the sun Of dollars lNiui money oI le
United States; which well sDd truly to oe nsae
bind esch of aud each 81 our ne ea
scutots for aud ia the whole Joia snd
seve,ily, firmly by these presents
Sealed with seals-de'ed the day OF III the Nea
OF our Lord eights en- hundred ana sixty -,
Th nsture such, tina. If the above boaDdem
heirs executors sad administrators, OF them, LS
and do In all things well and truly perform accom-
psh sl snd singular the covenants, oondion ana
which the part Of tie said hei
EXECUTOR. administrators or ought TO De ebseSeo pei
formed fa6ed accomplished dkeP comp ed OF nenoned
fp certain articles OF cement contract bcsing Gate
Ihoussn eight huud ed and sIty weep puu
the spid supply and deiye oil yTefh ot,
to the 10 ions u the recruits at ece2ia
Ing TO the true sUiue the sad articles Of see
-Ontrsct then the above ohsions TO Do Foldi oI
aise O IeIusin Ia fail force snd virtue =, O.,
Ninesses, - - =" :,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
SAVE TIE PIECEN

SAVE TIE PIECES
ECONOMY. DISPATCH.
rS- "A sT.rcn IN risI SAWS Nrsx." 81
Ior-.f, lH happn. H io,lrsyuiaiea Jamlis Il
v,,y dbo hivs cheap and way fr To-
p.i,ir fun ore. Toys, Croctery, &c.
r-s SPALDlNG'5 rkEfARED GLUE
meet, Al. ,uh and household eod b.
without It, always ready AID mp to the sticking point.
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
axir.s. HENRY g. SPALDING,
No. 4s Cedar ct, New.York
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
CAI,TIOEt

CAUTION
certain uppscped per-ons attempting to palm 90 on
The nsaspecsg public nistiots Of my PREPARED GLUE,
would cadon persons exsmias before purchasing and
ses thsl the full name. -. ,.,,n.,,n ,,ur
CV-SPAiLDINGS PREPARED GLuE.-A
n ths outsds Wssypss ~ otAs svinsip2 eVuars
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
A. y. EATON,
Meio- aud Commisasry Of Sub sistance, L :. Arm,
RoPOsALs FOR ARMs.-sealed

ROPOSALS FOR Ar MS.-Sealed
Proposals will te received Sprinzhed Ill on OF be-
the eleventh th) day Of June al noon oy we I.
signed Commissioner the part the state OF luo c,
furnishing delivered Springfield Ill., the following arms auo
equipments: ., -, g., IL, 49,.
ti6O ten thousand Mimic Ried Muskets with angular pay
onets fyesh handredih t4c) ncn csioe Sn'h Hhs'n 0
bsr,el
(2.o) two thoussid MinniS Rifles with sword bayonet'
6fyeisht hund, t53) loeb csliher. 20 inen legl M
The ,aTre be iifed with three one t"is n
the lands to be equal Each ps 70 %
equs In ali respects STANDARD required By the United
be subjected to tue same tests no" IL use oy ao
Government -
muske. ard rife screwdriver with
wiper; tonl lou AID spare cone - ,
TO each Is twenty tvel mussets and oes' bstc4u"
sprrg vice l tuubler and wire punch.
20c0 Cartridge boxes, ,,,e
le60 Scohbad Adapted to the above standard OF >ns
1900 Wtist Belts,
The Commissioners reserve right reject any proposal
The terms OF the Law 80 per delivery
~ per completion OF Gourmet
Address z...o. .n,,,
JAS "A STOKES }
JOHN TILLSuN. iCommissonefs
WM. SHEPHARD.)
Spriprr cid. Ill, Nav 10, lsbl.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30

And al. sea We l here odd 70 the Young Man inr You
Mics and t. NOR. advanced in take no more ps o.
d.. compounds cough medicines &c. for tho-1 ahe
tion, knowing the cause Of their existence.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
Gleoifal.

Glc0ifal.
GARDISER'
RHEUMATIC AND HEURALGla
COMPOUND
certain safe and permanent euro for Rheumatism Eeuaxs
and Salt Rheuu IL 10 dens remedy driving out aud en-
mess and NAV be tsksa by children and persons Of the most
delicate contribution with perfec. ssfcty'
TESTIMONIALS.
"Gerdiuers Rheumatic and Eeurslsis COMPOUND the
hes, medicine for tne disease that l ever saw VnN' :"
SMITH, No. Old State House. Boston
suffering with Rheumatism twenty years and being con;
fned to NV bed weeks Last ing was eoey cured
S rSas ae NORMAN n AIRES No. rs frankns,
Boston
o,ts md be,n diyrn by excrucss pain TO the 'nsl Of
numberes. remedies without obtanns ree vas ,ndneea 70
b,, one bottle aud am eatre, vol. D. u BANTER.
Dry Goods Dealer. No. Appleton Block Lowell Mass
Ib.ye been afflicted With Salt Rheum In m wo.; forw for
long time and suffered mce than can o. imtseo esce9 W
% ioney say that believe myself entirely cured JOHN
A. MORDO, Perist- House. Boston, Mas
"G.rsin.rs Rhsumaiio and Nerrss Compound, has en-
TW' ~ TW'Hop.HISs No. Old State House. Boston, Mass
uere foa sit Rheum hand. covered viii ,os. ssd Ia
HAMMOND No 80 5iiis-si., Boston
"Gsrdnrr, Rheumatic and Nemslsis Compound hs, en-
,irely cured me Of Eearsa W. G. THOMPSON Proprietor
P,.ii-s,- House, Boson- dsss.
bottle e fFsS Of seii5S Ica:
Boston.
certify tha, ny friend wm T. ondden presented ne
With bottle Of Ga diner hnruhIs ss pS N,rsaa s9d
Shs w,, srs s T1 Il proved TO be Of decided 6euc
ALBTRr Smith EIMenbsr OF Consre" fro" Maine
The underlined hereby certify h.t they have o.ed Oar
Asr nhnmstis ard Ssurs. ia Compoo d." fer tie cue OF
Rheumatism Nenrslgia and iound Ia cry 60 m
" .1 and would inuend h 70 al Who &C aie Cd vita
e,r bal d.ea--s Of the se.e And best meaeo
ever ofered 20 the public.
sHANCOCK. IT, No. ~ South MsIke's, Boston Jidge
KisrI'HEDGF Vermont ". II. ALLEN. Boston hLht
ToWSSEND Nos aod - Pearls Besos. C,pt ~ AZ AZ
a. DOLIlyER Boston. SAM'L WALLS. Jr' Chy uo"l
No.,on a. KIHMEs, NO. 2l3 NBsltosionrt, bofsyynn
UTSEy D. Gardner. Webster a. LAT bo.'on. % ~.
n PLI,NMFR NO. Msve-ick East boston np.'A'i
WEEKS WebsieIsi., tss Boston
Tz< RAeate and NsuyaIs,a Compound ha bee" aker ~
bynd,,d, Of persons for SeOri Hu"o' S'h g''"' 'os"
PRINCIPAL DEroT. no n KILBY'sr..
BOSTON. MASS
Wholesale Agents for NswYors
&C wELLEs 4 Co.. FEASKLIN-sr
For sale by apothecses generally throughout tho United
ssIeI None genuine nDless sirDed by ChAs D. oAiiEh
For sale by o j. wOoD 4 Co No f1f BROADWAY,
N. Y, g, whoesa and retail
pFREElr CHARM