Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3649, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1862 — Page 4

r.iiox nr.nociiATio rLATruici . Aimers m e-rra v"tt" tt t, , 1 2 TV ii kam. The IVmoTt'.c j-irtT rmirijr, from the date of it or a rogation, bcvn in favor of th mtiniroAcct of Ui Uoira ail the preservation o U.c Constitution, autl aesJng iu toe if rcrt condi tija of lh country tbe Ue-ploriUe eüects of 9 Jcr,artur from its time honorfi anl coitf-erratir principle, and thetriumt-h of aectionaJi; r.l fcrrnl? t:iTin2 that the Union nod theConatitu tion cn b tuferce! alone by the restoration of that party to power, we inrite II true Ubioa men thro (i ghaut the UM to unite with u in suuinir. it organization axi carrying out iu priuctple: Therefore, Htsolrtj. 1. That we reaffirm aunl endorse the

pohlical principles that frota time to time ha e j

heen p';t forth by the vaUjaal Convention o! the Democratic party. 2. That we art unalterably atudsf-.! to the Coatitution, by which the Union of these Suite waa formcl arxl etallihei.; aul tint a faithful olnef ranee of iu rrinciple cun alone continue th etiütetire of the Union, atvl the rrnunent happinex of the ep!e. That the present ilril war mainly reaalte! ffl.rn the lorjr etitinneI. una le, ainl fanatical ugH-itioo, in ie "orth, of the j'if-tionof domestic alavery, the eon-eoent organisation of a Kjraphical party, iiIel by th sectional platform adopts! at Duflato, Htfsinirpli, Philadelphia, and Chicaeo, atl the development thereby of aectinnal hau- and jealou-?, pnnlucin;; (as bail long been fWre-eei and predicted by u) it." counterpart In the riouth of seceion, disunion, and arroel reiUnc to the (I er. em I frov eminent, aM terpiinatin in a Moody itrile between thoe who should lve ben for er er boui.-d tojrether by fraternal bond, thaa Lrinpine upon the whole

country calamity which we are now to meet n

loyal riiizena, Urning for the adoption of that j mode of settlement bet calculated to a train re- j ftore union and h.irwony. j 4. That in rejecting all proportion likely to ; result in a sntis factory adjustment of the m ittrr ! m dispute between the North and the South, anil e-peeially tho-e mer.aur' which would h.ive He !

cure! the horde !ive Suite to the Union, and a htirtT co oj-eration on their pirt In all constitutional and lettl tcensurea to procure a return of the more Southern Stitea to their nllejj.mre, the iCepuMican party actinic! a feirful rrotiibility, nnd acte! in total dtfretrd of the bel interests of the whole country.

5. That if the pi rty in wer had ehown the !

Mine de-inr to aett'e, lr a mica Me adjustment, iur internal dUenion tefore hostilities had actually coumiewtd, tint the Admini-tration ha recently exhilihed to avoii a war willi our aurietit enemy, flrcit I'ritiin, we otiifi lently !elievethat fvc and h trmonr woa'd i.ow rtin throotrhmit all our honten. ti. I h.it the maintenance of the Un on u;n the ptiricip!ti of the .Feler.I Con-tititin should be the controlling ol'jert of it 11 wlio prüfe- loyalty to the tJorernHiei t and in our judm-nt thia purfe can oi.lr be accomplished, by the

ci-ndeucr of a to ion ptuty in the bouthern i SLites, wfiich ?hall, bv n counter revolution, din- ' place tlio.e who control and direct the present re lellion. Tbt no ef!"ort to crc.it or Mitain ?uch a party can If fucd"ld which w not b:ied uin a detiriite ctl!emet.t of the cjuetionn nt i.ue letween the two Ttin; and we therefore demand that onie i'-h ettlt-ment be made by addition il wnn'titutioiuil piannty, either initiated br act of Conrffaor through tlie medium of a National Convention. 7. That the Republican party Ilm fully demontrate! It inability to conduct the Government through it present diilku!tit. . That we are utterly opposed to the twin hereiw, Northern aectionalitn and Southern Mcein, as inimicul to t!io Constitution; and that freemen, a they value the Uon of civil liberty and the peace of the country, .should frown iiuli gnuutly upon them. " 'J. That'in thn nation il etncriroticy the Democracy of Indiana, ban'.hiti all feelinir if pa.ion ami re-entment. w ill recollect only their duty to (he whole country; that this war .hould not be waged in the apirit of conuet or subjugation, nor for the purpose of orerthrowin or interfering with the rights or institutions of the States, hut to defend and maintain the supremacy of the Constitution, ami to preserve th"j Union with all the dignity, euajy und right.t of the neveral States unimpairetl; and that as aoon as these object are accomplishcl the war ouht to cease. 10. That we will ei stain. with all our energies, 4 wr for the maintenance of the Constitution, and ol the integrity of the Union under the Constitution; but we are oppose! to a war fur the ctn inri pa tiou of the negroes, or the subjugation of the Sjuthern States. 11. That the purposes avowed und advocated bv the Northern disunionisU, to liberate and arm the nepro idate. a unconstitutional, insulting to loyal citizens, a disgrace to the age, is calculated tore'.ird the iuppres.sion of the lebcllion and uueta our unqualified comlemnatiou. 12. That the total disregard of the writ of hahra$ corpus by the authorities over us, and the seizure and imprisonment of the eirieus of loyal States where the judiciary I iu full operation, without warrant of law and without assigning .iny cauf-e or pivin to the party arrestelany opjnirtunitj ofdetense.ar Üaerattt violations of the Cnst:tu:ion a ttd most alarming nets of uurpitin of power, which ahouKl rt eive the Mem rt-tiuke of every lover of his country and of evtrv m m who prizes the security and blessings of life, libci ty and propet ty. hi. ThatlilHTty of foech and of the press are guaranteed to tlie people by the Constitution, and none but a usurper would dejrive them of the-e richtu; they are inestimable to-the citizen and formtdtble to tyrants only. And the attempts which have been made ii;:ce our prevent unfortunate trouble, to tnuxzlo the press and stifle free uiscnin. are exercUe of despotic ower against which Irenlom revolts and which can not be to!elated without converting freemen into slaves. 1-1. Tldtt the M-izure of Slidell and Ma.n, on

lioanl a neutral vessel, on the hieb seas. .n!

either in accordance witli international law. and i so leal; or elsa in violation ol such law, and so i illegal. If tlie former, wc lament that our nation ! has been humiliated by their Min ender, mhit i i (Arraf; if the latter.it was the duty of the Ad ! ministration at once to hate disavow ed the act of' their officer, nnd instead of incarcerating the cap- j lives in Fort Warren, to have immcdiatelv re ' piirol the aron by placinj; them, as far a prac'- ; ticible. iu the .iuic c(ndituu in which that otli- i cor had found them. In either event, the action i of the Administration was aciil iti.i and cow-I anil y, and dej:radin to the dipnity of a jrreat na tion. J 15. That the action of the Republican pirty, as niuiifVvtrd in the pirtis.iu character of all appouitiuruts of the Administratiou to civil otlice: and, inlioidin Jarty ciucij.es by the Republican ! memt'crs of C'npre- for the purpe tf ini t t-Mti i upon thelei-'ativeactiou of th it !khIv the peculiar dogmas of that ux x . h.n e deinon-trate! that their prtfeion.so! "siu-ritii-tiitr party p!.ttorm,Mtil party orjranizttions, nptm the altar of their c untrv," are but 50 ra iny hypocritical and fa!e pretences by which they hope to lu( the unwary into their ujpvrt; and e warn all loyal person, a they love their countiy, not to be deceived thereby. 1. That the di-e!oures m u! by the inetipttini committee in Uonuress of the enormous frauds that have talked into the aruiy ami navy depirtrr.ent, impücatinj; the beails of tho-e de" ' puitu.ct.ti in a co:inaancc at. if not an actual; Mrtic".pation in a syU'tn of corruption, and in which otr t-rae ohliers have Ix-en !etrju!tl ol their proper upplies. and our ti i ernmeiit tloeit e:l ith I nkn:pt.'y, .lem ituls a thorough iu Ventilation into a'.l our expenditure. h th State md National, and that a ;redy sind nnrked example le made f all ik-Ii t,ri!-' of nev," taking advantage of the iievesitie of t.ur i o'.n try. hate fed and fattened un ptiloio plunder. wr. That the uu'ritori.iu- conduct i.' tht Indiana troops, in every battle f.e'd where irti-rv hs r-en-hed upon the ii tion il t ir.nir. has riÜel ihe people of this Stat with the hihct trati tu'le to hi-r j:allatil vftiS, all I thuwee:id ..t:r t-: wi.h loofti.cr an. I nin. dif r-c! thn-ish-oTit the country, nnd tfe hearlte'l reetin.'s ol evert I)emcr at for their further hrioi-nt ac'n'.ee ii!t-i.t in tti tn?;njr -iite--t for tlie ui ii;.t-nai.. i of t!e Coutittitiou hjhI the Utiou. MUSIC.

Patriotic Songs Ilarinniel for "Vlnlr Voier nnd proprlMte tor ur In t amp.

AT IHK l?CM5A MprC JtfOltK.

Tlie Sabbalh-Shool Hymn nnd Tttnr-itook. Cmtteiicapwar4 f Iwa kublrr4cboir afian b4 tut, rix er. ix ct:T. AT THE INDIANA MUSIC STORE. WII.I.AKIt a Tlwri:LL,

Officer f Indiana lleglraant In tlie rieid. IXTIt ffiJMlM H KOTVCKT. Thoi. T. CriltcT den. Colonel, ll.ram I'rather, Lieutenant Colonel. Au?utus II. Ablx)tt, Major. John Kanihaw, AdjutaM. : W. E. McClellin. Regimeutal Quartermaster. Dr. Schlaler, of iladison, Surpeon. Simue! II. Charlton. AwUtant Surgeon. Caain I'Liieraon f Baldwin, Samuel Rutll, SS'm. Divis, Hterman Tripp, John R. U. Glasscock, James MofTett, (Jeort'e W. Brown, Charles K. Vantrees, Augustus II. Abbett, Cal vin Camiie!l. IOUTU trr,IME5T IX MOOLAM. James (iavin. Colonel. John F. Cheek, Lieut. Colonel. IJenj imin C. Sluw, Major. John M. Blair. Adjutant. Iticharl I. Johnson, (juartertnapter. (Jeore W. New, Surceoa. William (Jiilepie, Assi-t.int Surpeun. John Kicr, Chaplain. Captains Jes5e Armtn)uz. Solomon Waterman, iv-ott Miller, Merit C. Welsh, Ira U. CJrover, Samuel Lambertson, Wilson C. Leraert, S tnuel J. Hanta. Joha II. Ferrj. Will C. Bacta. EIGHTH RIGIXKM l.t MlShOtat. Wm. I'. Benton, Colonel. David Shut. k. Lieutenant Colonel. Charles Ü. I'arrish. Major. Charles 0. Howard, Adjutant. Nathan Branson, (Quartermaster. Jame.1 Ford, Surgeon. (leor'C W. Bruce. Assistant Sure)n. Captains Frederick S. Wysonjr, Thomas J. Br;vly, Jseph 31. Thompson, Uli er II 1'. Carey, Win. R. Walls, Alexander J. Kcnney, (Jeore W. II. Riley, John It. Bolk, Hiram 1 . Vander venter, FreiJerick Tykle. MJTH RRGliir.NT IX MARYLAND. Gideon C. Moodv, Colonel. Wm. II. Blake, Lieutenant Colonel. John B. Mttrov, Major.

Thomas J. Ratten. Adjutant. James, I. Drum, (Juariermaer. ! Mason (J. Shetmm, Sur;;eon. John K. Blackstone, A-i.-t.int Surtsn. Safety Lay ton, Chaplain. Captains Thorn is Midden, William Copp, Iula (i. His'ey, Ätnas Johnson, Leonid is A. Cole, (leore H. Carter, Joshua Heiley, Isaac C. 1. Sum. in, James Houghton, illiam 1'. Las pclle. TK.NTIf niC.tMLM -IX KENTl'l KT. M ahlon 1). Mnofi, Colonel. Wm. C Ki-e, Lieutenant Colonel, Ahr am U. Milier, Major. Beuhc-n C Kise, Adjubint. David N. Ste-1, (juarterina.ster. Jo-eph S. Allen, Surgeon. Conrad S. lYrkins, Asi.tant Surgeon. (leorv T. Dougherty, Chaplain. Captain- Samuel II. Shoiile (discharged.) John W. IVrkins. Ah'xaudi - Hogeland, Marsh 1'. Ta)lor, Joseph F. Taylor, (discharged,) Win. 1. Carroll, James II. Vanardi!l, Ahram O. Miller, Benj imin M. Gregory, James II. Hamilton. t-LKVKNTII RKOIMTNT IN K LNTl CRT. George V. MiG'tiuis, Colonel. Wm. J. II. R. tison, Lieutenant Colonel. Isaac C. Klston, Major. Daniel M tc.iuley. Adjutant. Josepli 1. I'ope, (Quartern aster. John C. Thompson, Surgeon. Clay Brown, Assistant Surgeon. Henry B. Hihhen. Chaplain. Captäin Nicholas R. Ruckle, Henry M. Carr, Jahez Smith. Kdward T. Wallace. Wm. W. Darnell, David I. Cully. Jesse E. llamill, Joseph II. Lirsej, (corge Butler. TWtLrTII Rl-OIMKVT IX MARYLAND. Wm. H. Linck, Colonel. George Humphrey. Lieutenant Colonel. Henry Hiibler, 31jor. Oscar Hinkle, Adjutant. Miiton R. Dixs(,it, (Quartermaster. Win. II. Iotnax, Surgeon. Noble 1 Howanl, A.-siMant S.trgtn. Captains Thomas (J. Morrison. Thomas It. Noel, James Biclunin, Wm. O'Brien. Henry Hubler, George Nelson, Arthur K. Rewl, Thomas Doau. Alexander ISnchanan, Joseph F. Draper. TIIIRTII.NTH B MUM EXT IX .MART LAND. Jcremhtb C Sullivan, Colonel. Roheit H. Foster. Lieutenant Colonel. Cyrus J. Jhihhs, Major. Charles II. Itoss, Adjutant. Alois D. Gall, Surgeon; Win. C. Foster, Assistant Surgeon. Captains Abner L. Ncwland, Clinton, Davis, Chauncey.H iriinton. S tyles, Wilson, Johnson, Kiikpatrick, Ben. II. Myers. I'OlRTrt.XTH HK.I.MINT IX MARYLAND. Nath:iu Kimball. Colonel. John Ii. Mahan, Lieutenau Colonel. U'jlliam Harrow, Major. John J. V. Bonn, Adjutant. Thomas C. Buntin, (Quartermaster. Gcroge W. Clippenger, Surgeon. George W. McCane. Assistant Surgeon. Thomas K Wehh, Chaplain. Captaui---Lucien A. Foote, Jonathan D. Wood. Lenis Brooks, Klijah H. C. Cavins, Nathan Willanl, Jonathan I). Hagau, John Coons, John II. Martin, Fii'dander R. Owen, James. R. Kelly. rim:t.NTH Rir.lMFNT IN KEXTICXT. George D. Warner, Colonel. (in-d ivus A. Wood, Lieut. Colonel. Alexander Fowler, Major. S F. Fry, (Quarterm iter. Captains Simuel Bums, Comparet, Short, Miller. Templeton, McCutcheon, Rice, Fowler, Bennett. atXTErNTH RFftlM FNT M VRYLAMi. Pleasant A. H icklennn Colonel. (No further returns at the Adjutant General's office. ) sr. V K T F. I N TH R Hi I M LXT M ARYLA.VÜ. Milo S. II iscall. Colonel. John J. Wilder, Lieut. Colonel. George W. Gorman, Major. Kdmund R. Kus'.etter, Adjutant.

Samuel h Mutitord. isairgeon.

Cartain Wilharo II. Tapfart, Michael Goodinjr.'Tbomaa II. B. Tanner, ßljah A.Stepleton, Josiih Wdon. Thorn in Slifi, Richxid H. L'tsou Suire Iham Kci'.h, Iaac N. Haymaker. Daniel Lumberman. TWKXTT THItD IFOIMEXT KESTtCKT. Wm. Sanderson, Colonel. DeWitt C. Anthony. Lieut. Colonel. William P. Divis, Major. Eugene Commxndeur, Adjutant. J. T. Smith (Quartermaster. Tbonu C. Austin, Surgeon. Rotit Kay, Assistant Surgeon. John I). Roer, Chaplain. Car taitu (ieorge S. Babbitt, Alonzo Tubbs, W. W. Caldwell, Henry C. Furguson, Thomas

! Clark. David Hay. Thomas P. Moore. Frelj erick Pistorius, Wm. 1'. Dtvis, Vincent Kirk.

TWtNIT-rOtRTH BLC I MEM MISSOURI. Alvin I. Hover, Colonel. John Gerber, Liemenant Colonel. Cyrus C. Hines, Major. Uichanl r Barton, Adjutant. Peter Schmuck, Quart erm.istcr. Kohert B. Jeup, Surgeon. John W. Davis, Assistant Surgeon. Ch tries Fitch, Chaplain. Captain A. H. Krwin, Tho. Johnson, Sara'l F. McGutEn, Wm. L. Merrick, Samuel R. Mor Rtn.Wm. T. Spieeley. John F. Grill, A.McConnett, Nelson F. Bolton. TWKJTTY-FIFTH R KG IM EXT MISSOURI. James C. Veatch, Colotiel. Wm. W. Morgan, Lieut. Colonel. John W. Foster, Major. Wm H. Walker, Jr., Adjutant. Alex II. Foster, IQuarterifluster. , John T. Walker, Surgeon. Aithur White. As-istant Surgeon. Frelerick A. Herring, Chaplaiu. Capbtitis James C Hastings, Gorge W. Saltzinin, John H. D:-by,Jtin Rhinlander, Wm F. Wood, Charles. S. inch, Charles Jones, Thorn is J. Bethell, Victor C. Laikin, John W. Poole. TW.NTYIXTH RI.GIMICXT M1.SS0U&I. W. M. Wheatlv, Colonel. Richard O'Neal, Liertenant Colonel. John O. Clark. M j-r. Henry Schräder. Adjutant. John P. Routh. (Qu Her master. Robert N. Todtl, Surgeon.

George A. Torbett, Assistant Surgeon. ; Chaplain. Captains Aldcn H. Jumper, Courtland E. j Whitset, Mortimer C. Holnnn, Augustine I), i

Itose, I-wis Manker, Miller L. Miner, Harvey Johnson, Benjamin Htrgi.s, Newton A. Ligan, Nuthattiel J. Beachly. TWKNTY SM-VKSNTH MARYLAXP. Silas Cdgrove, Colonel. Archibald J. Harrison, Lieutenant Co'.onel. Robert G. (tilmore. Adjutant. Ja tue M. Jameson, (Quartermaster. J anies J. Johnson, Surjeoii.

Grei n V. Woollen, Assistant Surgeon. ( Captains Peter Kojp, Joint W. Wilcoxen, 1 William S. JohiisMij, Joel W. MctJrew, Geo. W. J Bure, Jackson P. Moore, John lt. Fisler, Bich- i anl W. Welm an, Allen Hill, Theodore E. Bueh- . Icr. i

TW K.NTY-HGHTII (CAVALRY) KI5SOURI.

Conrad Baker, Colonel. Scott Carter, Lieut. Colone? John S. (Javitt, Major. James Neel, Adjutant. William B. Buker, (Quartermaster Isaitc Citsselhetrv, Surgeon. Charles Braekett. Assistant Stirer eon. Captains John R. Hihman. Samuel J. La

mar. Joel F. Sherwood, Will H. Walker, Thorn- j as N. Face, Lyman W. Brown, James M. Barter, Robert M. Ciendcnier.

TWINTI NINTH nrGIMfcXT KtNTtCKY. John F. Miller, Colonel. David M. Dunn, Lieutenant Colonel. Henry J. Blowney, Major. James L. Angeil, Adjutant. Asa H. Mathews, (Quartcrma.stcr. Louis Humphreys, Surjieou. Lortnzo S. Rein, Assistant Surgeon. Joseph C. Reed. Chaplain. Captains Horatio (1. 1. OMinger, Silas F. Alien. Joseph P. Collins, Frank A. Ilanlmm, John S. Fosdit k, Wm. W. Shnler, Daniel Caiev,

Major General 220 477 00 Senior Aid de Camri to (ier.eral-in-Chief.. ljm Aid de Camp, in ad-iitioa to Jay, etc., of Lieutenant .". 24 32 00 Erigsdier General 124 33 Si' Aid de-Camp, in addition to pay, - etc., of Lieutenant 2 l'J 00 AWfT.'.XT GrSTBtL's Dl.f A&TMtNT. AiVutant General Colonel 110 237 00 Assistant Adjutant General Lieut. Colonel 93 213 00 Aft-dsUDt Adjutant Generals Major Nl 1KJ t-0 - Capt'n 70 1.-W 50

Juie Advocate Major.. ü 1?'J ÜÜ i

INsriCTOU CLNLRAL S PLPARTMCNT. Inspector General Colonel 110 237 00 IGAL Itf ARTMEXT. Signal officer Major K) 13 t0 VirARTraja astkä's defaktmext. Quartcrm:ttcr General Bri uiier

General

James M. Confer, Millon M. Boggs, James H. M. Jenkins. TIIIHTl LTII HMilMlM KEXTCCKV. Sinn S. B tss. Colonel. Joseph B. Dotlge, Lieut. Colonel. Orrin B. Hurd, Major. Kdward P. Kdsall, Adjutant. Peter 1. Bailey, (Qu artet roarer. Reuben F. Dclois, Chaplain.

ilüam H. Myers, urgeon. j Delos W. Rupert, Assistant Surgeon. j Captains Cyrus Hawleys, Martin S. Stewart.; James B. White, Joseph W. Whitakvr. G. W. j Fitzsimmons, Myron A. Hawks. Wm. N. Voris, ; Wm. Dawson, Joerh M. Silver, Joseph E. i Brallcn. ' ! Thirty first Regiment Charles Cru ft, Colonel, J South Carrollton. Ky. j Thirty-second Iteiriment First German Begl- I ment Augustus Willich, Colonel, Green River. ! Kentucky. j Thirty'-third Regiment John Coburn, Colonel, j Lexington, Kentucky. Thirty-fourth Regiment Colonel Ryan, New j Haven, Ky. j Thirty ti'tth Resiment Irish John C.Walker, j Colonel, Bardstown, Ky. i Thirty sixth Regiment William Grose, Col- I onel. New Haven, Kentucky. j Thirtv-seventh Regiment George W. Hazard, j

Colonel, Bacon Creek. Ky. Thirty eighth Regiment Benj. F. Scribner,

Crtionel, .Munfoid'Ville, Ky. i Thirty ninth Regiment Thomas J. Harrison,! Cohuu-l. Munfonlsvilte, Ky. j Fortieth Regiment Wm. C. Wilson, Colonel, ;

L?buion, Ky. Forty second Regiment .lames G. Jones, Colonel, South Carrollton, Ky. Forty-third Regiment George K. Steele, Col

onel, South Carrollton, Ky

Cantaais Wm T. Jone. James Thompson,! Fort v-fourth Regiment Hugh B. Reed, Col

Silas W. Boswell. George Cubberly. Ethan M. j otod. South Carrollton, Ky. Alien. George W. Stougli, Henrv .Jordan, Jacob j Fortv-ixth Regiment Graham N. Fitch, Ctd

G. Vail. Jacob R. Stewart, Sda F. Rigby

KJOUItKNTII RIOIMKNT MIvOfRI. Thorn is pattison. Colonel. Henry D. Washburn, Lieut. Colonel. DeWitt C. Thomas, Major. George S. Marshall, Adjutant. John H. Popp, (Qu utcrniaster Samuel W. Peck. Surgetm. John W. Hitihcook. As-istant Surgen. George W. Ames, Chaplain. Captains Jointhm II. Williams. William Si miry Charles. Ji.hn W. June, .h-se L. Hol man. S inracl W. Short, Peter C. Wood, Samuel Donil.-on, John C. Jenks, James R. Rrvaot, Itinal lo K. Kuter. MM.TtF.MIl EtGlMtNT WAstll.NoTON, D. C. Solomon Meredith. Colonel. Roiert A. Cameron, Lieutenant Colonel. Alois A. Rockwiiod, M.ijor. John P. Wood. Adjutant. James S Drum, (Qu irtertnaster.

Call ;n J. on.!. Surgeon.

onel. Sew Hav en. Kv

Forty-seventh Regiment Jas. R. Slack, Colonel, New Ihnen, Ky. Forty-eighth Regiment Col. Eddy, Louisville. Ky. Forty ninth Regiment Colonel Ray, Bardstown. Kv. Fiftieth Regiment Cyrus L. Dunham, Colonel. New Haven. Ky. Fiftv hrst Regiment Mechanics A. D. Streicht, Colonel. Somerset, Ky. Kitty -second Kegiment J. M. Smith, Colonel. Kv.

Fifty eventh Regiment Colonel McMullen j Somerset. Kv. j Fittv eighth Regiment Irinceton, Colonel Carr. ' ' Filv ninth Regiment Jesse J. Alexader.Colo- i I.el. " i

Sixtieth Regiment Dr. Richard Owen, Col

! onel. F.vansv il!e. i Sixtv hrst Regiment 2nd Iris! Colonel

Mu'.leii. Madison

Captains Simue! J. Williams, Valentine Ja- s.vtv -ex-otil Regiment Rockrort Colonel!

... 1 . T I U II I. 1I-.it: VI TV. .!?.. . .

ions, itunui II . IIJIIIIIIHII, IMIIIU I . I'UUlli , i ijl A' polli IM John B Clark, John M. Lindley, Richard M. j ' "

Keflex. Luther B. Wilson, Jo'.. H. Johnson,

Isaac M. May. VWIMIITII niOIMLNT IN VIRGINIA. WiU'. im H. I!nuit, Colonel. Ben 11 Smith. Lieutenant Colonel. .lohn V in a'ikenli au-li. Major. Nriel N. Sri'es, Adjutant. Ia ie W. II art. tQurfermaster. Orpheus Kart. ."urgen. Hei-rv C. tlrover. Assist ml Surgeon.

WiHr iMi C P.-rter. Cha; laiu.

Ciptait.sWm B Reihum, Jed n Whee'er. ! ta a!rv Maryland.

iMY.ll.RY. i

Captain Bracken's Company Western Vir- j

pnia rostothce address, larkel.urgh. Captain Ste- art's Company Western Vir piida 1'ostoJlice address. Weston. Capta'n Grsh im's Company Ketitu-kj. Captain Morr-iu's Company New Haven Ky. J?th Regiment Col. Baker 1st cavalry Ironton. Missouri. Fortv Sr-t Regimen fOd cavalry) John A. Bri dgland. Colonel. Xewr H,veii, Ky. Korfy :ilti Kegitueiil Colouel Carter 3d

w ;i!i im B ibbii.toii. Gerge F. iV-k. Jarn-s H. Hiiipimn. JniM Kisiler. Wm. C I. Tnilcr. tiev. W. Mc,k!f, Jam(? W. I.yCe. Alfrol Rel TU NTY-FIR-T KlA.OO ST MUYIAND. James V McM'dlen, Colotel. .lohn A. Ke.th. lieutenant Colonel, r.er; imin T. Havs. Major. Matthew A. Lath mi, Adjutant. Wm S Hink!e. (Qu irtet master. Kzra Read, SurgS'n.

J.hr B Tn is. As-isu::t S jrgeon. i NeUon L. Brakcmau. Clupl.t-.n. ! Captains Uichanl Campbell, Jacob lies, , Klihu K. Roc, James (iuiu-lev. Wm. M. Skel-j ton, James H. Gavitt. Francis ". Nohlet. Wm. ' Ray. John F. C.im;4-ll, FAJwnl McLaliin. IWIMT luiMi RMilMt.XT Ms.Hi kl. JelT C Do is. Colonel. John A. Hendricks. Lieutenant Colonel. . . Major j Ch trle L. Holstein, Adjv.tant. j

hoiory Brad. er, IQuarlrrruacter. Benjamin J. New laiwl. Surgeoii. Jof A. Stil well. Ai!ar.t Surce"!

.....

Ira Harris' four cnipan:es ot Indiana cavalrv

are -t Mui. son's Hdt, Virginia I'ostotüce ad tire', Washington City. AETILLI RV. Captain RabbV Battery. Kiua. Captain Fr)b.irgtr's Battery. Missouri. Captain KUus's Battery. Missouri. Captain Ru-dr Battery Munlordsville, Kv. Cajuin StiUvKistin's p.atterv, M un lords ille, Kv. CapUin Beht's Battery, Calhoun, Ky. Capuiu Harris's Butcry, Munt rdsville, Ky. Army !' IS oil.

The following Matemetit, Uken from oßicial ourcc, ill ihow the waiy jwy ndl. In the first ; column ill le found the nett mIoxy per month and in the Mrcond the toul salary j-er month, which iucluit"! rations, eervaul bie, forage, AiC. I UIM1AL orrtcKRA. I rvr mwt&. Total. Lieutei.ant ('.eneral $'.'70 $778 V0 ! Aid de Camp and Military Seerelatsn to Lieutenant Gineril. each 19 H)

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Assistant (Quartermaster General Colonel 110 Deputy (Quartermaster General Lieutenant Colonel 9" Quartermaster Major M) Assistant (Quartermaster Captain 70 SIBSISTESCE I'tPARTMLXT. Commi.s.sarv General of Subsistence Colonel 110 Assistant Commissary General of Subsidence Lieutenant Colonel 95 Commissary of Subsistence Major fcO

Assistant Commissary of Subsistence Captain 70 13S 50 Assistant Commissary of Subsistence, iu addition to pay, etc., of Lieutenant ". 20 11 00

MLDICAL DEPARTMENT. Surgeon Genend $2,740 per annum Surgeons often v ears' service Surgeons of less than ten years' service

Assistant Surgeons often Years service 0 Assistant Surgeons of five years' service 70 Assistant Surgeons of less than five vears' service 5333

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ESTABLISHMENT!

22 33

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TE ARK TRKPALKD TO EXECUTE A IX ORHFRS for Hook and Jub fruiting, witii di.-atcb anl in tbc bet style of the art. PmcuUr attrntin pil to Mercantile and Railroad

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OFKICtKS OK MOCNTtP PRAGOO.VS, CAVALBY, RIFLE Mt.v ND LIGHT ARTILLERY.

Colonel Lieutenant Colonel M ijor Captain First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant lircvet Se oii'l Lieutenant Adjutant, and Regimental (Quarter termaster, iu addition to pay of

Lieutenant

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Colonel Lieutenant Colonel Major Captain First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Hrovet Secoinl Lieutenant Adjutant, in addition to pay, etc., of Lieutenant Regimental (Quartermaster, in addition to par, etc.. of Lieutenant

In the above we bave not inserted ibe I'raetional part of dollars, for convenience sake, in this matter of but little importance. BELOW THE CRAPE OF LIEUTENANT. The first column denotes the pay per month of artillery an-i infantry, and of dragoons and riflemen w hen serving on foot The second colli nm denotes the pay per month of light artillery and ot" dragoon und riflemen wben mounted: Serge.uit Major, Quartermaster Viv it.? Pi'iniMiKi 1 I iu! i.i ii

r.nd (')t't t' Itugler, each Fir-t Sergeant of a Company Ordnance "Sergeants Hospital Stewards All other Sergeants, each Corpoials Uuc'ers Musicians Farriers and lllacksmiths Artificers Privates Mation

Females nurses 40 cenU per day and one ration. Paymaster's Clerks $700 jer annum, and 75 cenU per day when actually on duty. Chaplain in volunteers $140 50. In addition to the pay as above stated, one ration per day and an nbunaant supply of good clothing is. allowed to every soldier. (Quarters, fuel and medical attendance are always provided by the Government without deduction lrom the soldier's pay. If a soldier should leconie disabled in the line of his duties, the law provides for him a pension, or he may, if he prefer it, obtain admission into the Military Asylum, which will Mord him a comfortable home so long a he may wish to receive its benefits. To the above pay for private soldiers must be added the additioaal $2 month tobe paid during service, the $100 bounty at the end of the war, which has already been provided for, and the purtcr section of" land that Congress will provide for at its coming session. The bounty and land apply to ollicers and privates alike. AMERICAN CEMENT CLUE

KomHhiiiir for (lit Time.

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21 00 20 00 oo 01 17 00 14 no 13 00 00 15 0') 17 00 13 00 6 00

BONDS, ENVKIU'KS, STOCK CERTIFICATES, HKKDS, Ac, 1c POSTING BILLS tor corjiTRT m mm AKT. S!iov Hill, Hotel ItillM of larr, Hand 11111h Poster and Programmes, Labels Im itation, (Par tlesnnd Ilnll.)

WORK,

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BRIKFS, Ac.

We br on of the meet complete Printing Kstablibm tit In the count rv. Our facilities for Joing all kind of Work, Bok, Plain or Ornamental, are f.rst c!t. We hnveintroducei the latest and f4tet Prcfcei, and bave added to our Type all the modern styles, and we employ the tett werkmen. We are thus enabled to furnish J )bs promptly, to gurant satisfaction, and to accept low price.

We have connected with our Job Department Adaois j

Superior Preises, and are prepared to execute Stereotype Presswork, together with the Prewwork for ouuide papers, at low fifrure.

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A NECESSITY INJVERY HOUSEHOLD! . Johns k Crosley's AMERICAN CEMENT CLUE, TMK STUOXUFST GI.I K IN THE WOHLD For Cementing Wood I.cnthcr (la Ivory China, larltlo, Porcrlnln, Alnhnlf r Hone, CornL Ar. TU F. 0M.Y AKTICLK OKTIIK KIND KVKK rKODUCED WHICH ILL WITHSTAND WATER. V.X'TUXVTXl "Kerv h"!M-V-erer lioul-l 1 aTe a crplr of Johns A Crley American Cemr.t filu ." .V. J. Timt.

"It 1 i r-iiivenirnt to have it. the bou" .r ) t t j

"It i alwav r-dv; thi commend, it to everybody." ' y. y. i-vjff uu .i. : "We Live tried it, at. 1 find it a a-eful in our h"Je , water." MiJit'i .- int fth Titnfi. jir reliant IInkrrt Itnllrnd 7Ian agcri, Imtirunrr Agent) ."viunn Price ct. per Rottlc. faemr., ac,

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tiT" For !ale r all ImcltJi asd Storrkef per Jen- j rrai. throughout tbe count ry. ,M)IIS aTcROMIjEY. i vtoota MJkRi rjtcnuu,) T s V i I I i u in Mrrl j 'ott.or of Liberi tret, N. V. j J.i:.-iHy '61

deire flrt-cla. work at low rate.

Orders fron, abroad will receive prompt attention.

LIVERY STABLES.

Livery and Sale Stables NO.V 11 AND 13 WEST PK AULSTKEET, 1 M A !k A rvLI S, 1 5. DtA A . fjjr IInre, Baerte, Csrriare and S.'.d'e IIre air :u reiirit. Charts njoOeraie. tlrc3-tf

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Jvgp Work ( imuled is all ca,ei a: tLe Line prvtuid.

ET Strangers lrom a distance, and bu-j

nets men of the city and country, are cordialIt muted to risit our office, and examine our facilities for executing eTery description ot Printing in the neatest style, and on the most reasonable terms. fT Office on Meridian Mreet, South of Washington Strwt, opposite the Potoffice. Aldkl&s, ELDER HARKNES9 & BINGHA1I.

1,imIVkix O. .J. WooiI'm

HAIR RESTORATIVE

ta far.

FOR STATf.SMLN, JUniD, CUEIUJ WLN,

By the ne of tbe mis the periortte attacks of .Vert( i or S'ci l&vl'iehf maj be prerenteit; atwl If talen at the , ernmencement of an attack Immed'af relief from pain ' ait sickrev wi!l be cbtafned. fThrj M.lJ(rn fil in rftaovir.g the Nautea ami Headache . ta hich females are so subject.

Thej act pent'.j up tbe bow el. removing Cotivene. ' lor literary Men, StudrnU, Ulic.te Females, and a'.l r nr Ar,c, for r

rona or xv'.rniAry Dantis, iney are Taiaaoie a iaii- ; tive ln-prorjnir, the ap petite, pxira: tone and rior to the j V'e-tive organs re.staT'.:iff the natural elaticitj and j treri(f lh f if the b-le syntem. ', The CM'H ALIC VIUS are the result of lor, lnvetig a- . tion anI carefully conducted expertment, harinff bee ia ! ne many yeara, drrinj which time they it prevented ( and relieved a vat amount of pain and sufT nnt; frcir ' IIea.lat.he, bet her orlpinatir.R In the nervous system oi 1 froir a deranged state of the stomach. ' They are entirt-'.y vegttble in tbeir cvmpoition, and ; may be taken at all times with perfect safety wit bout mak ' irise ar.y change of dit-t, atd tbe abeure of any diajrreea- j bu tä te reuler it eay to alnniiitf r them to cLildrcn. BKWAKF OK COUNTERFEITS I The gruuiue Lave five signatures- of Urtsry C. Spalding ; on each box. i Sold by lrnjrcists and all otbe r I-alcr in Medicines. J

A box will b ient by mail, pre-paid, tn receipt of th i is i c i: , -a v i: xrs. All ordera nbouM be adtlrevx-d to 11KNRV C. ?rAI.UlNG, 48 Cder Street, New York.

VERY LI U EU A L K EDUCTIONS TO

WHOLESALE DEALKUS. Is respectfully directed to our K.ubllsbment, if they j

"THEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT." INSTANT It K LI KM TCP Ol"K COUGH! 1LK1H YOUR IiKtATIC STRLtlTllEN YOUK VOICE! SJPJ T .DING'S T IIU OA T CONFECTIONS, AUE 000D FOR CLEIKJYMEX. GOOD FOR LECTURERS. GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS, GOOD FOR SINGERS, GOOD FOR CONSUMPTIVES. GENTLEMEN CARRT

SPALDING'S THROAT CONFECTIONS LADIES AUE DELIGHTED WITH SPALDING'S THROAT CONFECTIONS CHILDREN CRY FOR SPALDING'S THROAT CONFECTIONS

They relieve a Cough instantly. They clear the Throat. They give Ktreugtb and volume to tbe votca. TLey impart a delicious aroma ta the breath. Ley are delightful to the taMe. They are made of simple hrb and ran not harm any otie.

1 ad rice every one who has a Cough or a Huky Voice or a Had Rreath, or any difficulty of tbe Throat, to get package of my Throat Confections, Ihey will relieve you nstar.tly, and you will agree with me that "they go right to the spot." You will End them very useful and p ant bi)e travelling or attending public meetings for

stillinjr your cough or aNjiog roar tbirt. If you try ote

package I am safa In ajitg that you will ever afterward consider them indispensable. You will find them at tbe DruggMs and Iea3eri In Medicine. PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. My aiffnaiure ia on each package. All others are coun erfeit.

A package will be sent by mail, prepaid, oa receipt of

Thirty Cents.

ADUltr.SS

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NO. 4 CEDAR STREET. X. Y.

E3TA slnjle bottle of SPALDING'S TIIEPARED GLCE

will tare ten Urne It coet annuaily,

SPALDING'S I'bKPAkXD GLUtl

SFALIHNO'S FKETAIIED GLUE I SI ALDING fKEPAEKD GLCXt SAVE TlIU IlKCES: ECONOMY 1 WSPATCni

A SrrrcM is Ton Saru Xun."

As accidents will happen, even la well regulated faari lies, it is very desirable to tare some cheap ax4 convenient way for repairiag furniture, toys, crockery, etc. SPALIlNtlS PREPARED GLUX meats all such cmergenrtea, and no Louaehold can afford to be without IL It uai ays ready and up U th sticking point. "CSEITL IN EVERT ÜOCäF.." K. K A brub accompanies each bottle. Price J5 eeuta Addres, IIENKT C. SPA LIANG, No. m Cedar Street, Sew Yark.

caution. As certain npnncrpled persona are attempting to palm off on the uneufpacting public. Imitations of my I'KKPAKEÜ GLUE, I would caution all persona to eaamu before purchasing, ail aet that the fall name, SPALDING'S PUEPARXD GLCK-t3l Is oa th utsWle wrapper; all others are awtadLtig coa Urfet . CabttMAw

Indies sitd gentlrmeu, iu all parts of the world teufy ta the ejf.cac t f lrf. 1. J. Wcnd"a Hair KeUratlve, arnl gentlenieti of the prs are vnantTnous In its rrs-e. A few le-tirsxiiai o:iljr can here he aT'-'nt ea circular Ur nure, aii it will be iuiiOMuMe fi.r JOU to doubt. riUF. S. TH Al.rEIUj, PIANIST. hays oo kU arr.ral In the UnMed States. L rAj :4'y bec.niM) siray, but a ap;Jj ing Hw!' Hair RrtiTatie, Li Lair wx-u re ovrred its oric,.tial tue. CTT1FLFS CAKDF.W.U NASSAU ST., N. Says ibe gray ha:r n his w.fe's Lead were, a.er a 1 w week-' trial, turned into a dark hn-an, at th ane time beautifying attd ili)ckeiin; H e I air. A. C. RAYMOND, PATH, MA INF, Sa be t nw Ixty j-ear old, and bU balr ai wl.!-kr wrre ic-th!ri! gruv.lut tj the ur of two lo(tles of the Ltra'lre. tbe array tair bave disappeared, both o m head at d fcre, stil i more fl ajmI f lo-y than foi twer.fr-f.ve years prevbm. IL wife, at the a.e of tidy-two, Las ced it with tbe same (Stt. FIN LEY JOHNSON, ESQ., NEtY OKLEAN. A) iliat be Iih.1 bl hair t y tbe Yellow Fever in A. lie used V l"s Hair ReMorAlive, and bi hair i n w t'nick and gloMy. M. MlIiLiLETON, LIVINGSTON, ALARAMA,

ssya tbe Rektoratlve has done much g"d lb hi part o the country. He uel it batlne and now baa a I.ne bead of bair. T. L. MUltf K, LEIUNON, KENTITKT, Say be has seen V fod'a Hatr Restorative UM-d in hnMredst f cax-a, and ttevi r knew it to fail ii arcotuidi Lni all it irofrit-a to do. A. i. ALDI N. McLANESHOhO', ILI-, Says be bad the M-sld bead riebt years, and wa bal l, tut by tbe libera )ue of VtMid'a Hair lMoratle, be now has a rich, gloaa heal of hair. Liooxiaa, N'-tde eur:ty, Iitdiana, Feb. B lK5t. IrtT. O. J. Wood. Iv-ir Sir in the h:trr part of the year lj. while attetMtii'g to th Mate and Natiotial Law School of the State of New York, mj bair, from a rau unknown to rue, con.menced falling off very ratudly, so thst In he short spac' .f mi motiffc. the wbole tj-er part of my ecalp waa -utiTely bereft of !l roverinr. rd much of ibe rnnaininsr portion rpoti tbe i4.1e an4 back paitof my heal shortly after ! anie gray, so that j on wi!i not sirpried when 1 tell jou thai t;p..n my r turn to tbe rotate of IrtdiaTia. my more caul acuaititArtcea were not o much at a losa to discover ttve caue of tbe chance in my appcarsnre, as iny more lQiiniAte acquaint ancea to recofrinze ni at all. I at once made application to the mont skflTful physicians in the country, but rwiTMig no a'Tjrinres fna them that my Laircould again be restored, 1 waa furred to become recoiicil-d to my late, uuiil fortunately in lb latter part of tbe yer r jour restorative w as rcommetxlfd to me by a drupght. as Wing the most reliable Hair Kt-Vorativ-in Uf-e. 1 trigone boftle, aiwl foand to my great aatiafactioii that it was producing tbe desired r fleet. S.nce that tmie I hare UM-d term duMar' worth of your Restorative, atvl as a result, bare a rieb coat of very aoft black bair, wbirb no money can boy. As a mark of my gratitude for your labor and skill In tbe production of so wonderful an article, 1 bave recommr tided lu uk to many of my frieuda aitd acqualiitaucea, who, 1 am happy to inform you, are ueing it wtth like effect. Very respectfully. A. M. LATTA,

Attorney ati1 Counselor at Law OakGeovi, f. C.,Jur,e2i, lfciJ rmf. O.J. Wood: Ihar Sir Tour Hair lietoratlre it rapidly KalnliiR popularity in tbl community. 1 bave bad occamon to lay prejudice aoide, and give your Hair Raste rative a perfect tet. During tle year 1&4, I waa so unfortunate as to be thrown from my sulky a?alnt a rock near tbe road aide, from which my head received a mot terrible blow, causing a great deal of irritation, i bK'h rotomaulcatrd to tlie brain and estemal aurface of tbe bead, from tbe e fleet of which my ha!r was finally detroyed over tLe entire surface of ibe bead. Frm tbe time I flrt di--orered Its dropping, however. Bp to the lime of Its total disappear ance, I employed ever) thing 1 could think of, belli a professional man myself; and, as 1 thought understanding the nature of the dUeae, but w aa finally defeated In every preacriptioo advanced. Tbeoe and no other rlrrumst snce indired me to resort to your worthy Hair Restorative, which 1 bave every reason to betive produced a very happy reult; twa montLs after tbe flrt application, I bad aa tieantiful a bead of young bair as I eter saw, for which I certainly owe you my most sincere thsi.ks. itect aured, dear air, 1 sntall recommetd your remedy to all iuquirer; moreover, I shsll ue my influence, which 1 Hatter mylf toaay, snt all. He. You ran publish this if y-u think properYour, very respectfully, M. J. WRIGHT. M. D. Off.re of the Jeffernian, Pbillippl. Va., lae. 1J. 'M. iJear Sir I feel it irTy duty aa w II a my pbajmre, le state to you tbe following circtinitance, which you can nse as you think proper. A gentleman of tL.a plare, (a lawyer.) baa been bald ever since bla early youth, ao miKb so that be was compelled to wear wn. He waa induced to u a bottle of your "Ha.r Retorailve,' which be liked very niuth; and afier -lug wt.ie w or three Ifttlea hi bair arew out quite luxurai ly, and be Dow has a bandM.me head of Lair. Tbc pr r.tlrmaii's name i Bralford, arid be a very wll known in our adJoining couniiea, many erMtu can tet;fj to tbe truth of this statement; I gie it to yu at the r'f-t of l;raiford. You can m II a great deal of your Hair ltr.the in thia and the adjoining counties if you hare tbe f.roi-r at'enta. Yours. Ac. illOill'SON MH.IINoR. Curtnt, S. Cnrth July, iv.fi. Paor. O. J. Worn V.rr Vr; I take pleasure U it-otn mending your Hair Restorative as a mot etcetlrnt nir for acahl Lead. My soti waa eu.lenur very mich from TI. a dieae, and after iiifig one lottle, was made perb-cily well. I reiotiimended ft to ott-r U ba-i i1.hsm-i tA Ibe bead, and In all caea It b 1 tbe denred eT-ct. You caa recommend II without fear aa mt certain cure foraratd bead. Many others will certify that this and many other eea cured from tb ue ? your ni-t valoaM ll.lr Rentorative. Itep- ttully your, GLOI.GE MtSUAI.1. The New York TW.Y ay Te rnaj'ffity ;t Hatr Wabe, Hair tya. Hair Torilca. Hair Oil, and the oumlers preparations which are now before the pubLc under sutb extravaaraut, hyperbolic! and fnta(c titlea aa we Me paraded m Low wind cartla and nw.psper bea-ling, a hair preparation, are all hutabtigi of tie Crst water, their rtal merit, when tbey poe any. la, that tbry do no barm. HOG'.. LAKH, VYHALt: UIU L-VhD OIL, 8W fcKT OIL, aeeoted atel colored, make up, wt.eo in beaunful wrtppen ai,4 white Hint a-!as l-dtle, the rotlt character if tonie; and when lbu cooly are l.afttied with antne triyllabk term, and caught at by verdant youn and old of totb sears. Surb i out the character of Itof. WooJ'a Hair RetoratlTe. Tbl rtl'menconj-a before the world without any hijfbfaluf in" Xib-r.hloforium, or any othr as. founding or startling ea'eLpenny term; be siwp!y adrertiaea a Jlitr KettrrttiT w hat it eiprea, precicely axd aa a Restorative it acta. Ikiy Jrof. Wood's Ha!r Ret"raUe; aj.d. aa you Talue your scalp, aye, your very brsin, apply Dothing el; f.r it may be thstyow will get aome sur ubta:jce than perfumed lard oil oa your cranium. Remember, Wood's Raelocativa tjf tba hair is the bet artic le extant." it wiix, ar rt aa'a owb rwocasa RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO THE or.lGlNAL COLO Will make it arrow on Bald Head. WU1 restore ti. naiurai ecretioc. Will re more at once all ItcLiaif, Will remove all IandrufT. Will care all erapt eva acaM Will make the hair soft and glowy. Will make the old atp.ar your aaia. Will jre.f-ra tbe color of bair to oid a. Will always fstea It and sop a fallinc, iudUonfof tt Uittu'.M tnlclei for tU kajocrwl we. IF YOUK IIAIR IS KAR5n, Ce Prof. WooU'a kalr retoratlT If your Llr U grey, Cse Prof. Wood's hair restorative. f your hair ti thin, Cs Prof. Wood's hair ratoeauv If yon are bald. Use Pref. Wood's bair restoratlva If you bate nervous headache, L' Prof. Wood's Lair restoratlva. If you watt tetimocy overwheloimi. Read tbe circular of Prof. Wood's lair retorat O. J. WOOD & CO., III Tlatrket nrrrl,!. Unit; tl klrnmd ware New Vrk MANUFACTURERS AND WJJOLEÄALX LRALXHS

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WVkraaiaad retail agvnt, &aarssrr

wholesale druggie No 11 Wei Tahlitoo street, la4Janatulia.lortaua. arl -dnt A ww