OF
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L
tuo nn.nociMTic rtiTroim.
amrn i rrar. cn aTri auar,
1 Whiii, The? DnnT4tk-pnrtT hiving, from
the il.te ol iu orti; iliou, !- in Ltvor ol lif
4.1 iititetMiK uf the Uui a h! the prow ration o
the C"ititutu. .it.g iu the irr iit cuo'ii
j'uii of th "couiitt? tlie JejlT4lji eflecU uf w
eprtur from its lime houoreJ ami conservative
iiriiKiIe. ikI tbe triumph of ctloiül i m ; ami
trial? bciitfinj that the Uuioa and theConUitu-
('.'on Cintx prrerveiIon ly the reurtiou l
it party tu power, we invite nil true Union men
ihrouhout the land to unite with tw iu fU.Liiiiin
orxitizttion nik! carrying out it priiM.ipte:
5"iietore,
Krvtl&ii, 1. Th.it we re.ilErm ami etiIrre the
foiitic! Tii.'i plr Um l In tu time to time t e
jcen put forth bf the XaüuiiiI Couveiitiuii l
!ie DetnoxT4tIc p"rtj.
5 2. Tint e ere un ilter-iM j itaclte! to the
Coii-litution. br which the Union of thee State
nn tonne) ml e-t.ilti! ..!; anltlnt a faiihlul
(li-errance of it priiHiple cmi ahme continue
ie eiitemc uf the Union, nJ ihe peruiuient
)wfviii,e4 of the fj.le.
- 3. Th-u the je-et civil wir h rniinlT re
Julte-l from the cfiiimiel. utiwirt, iiml ft
aticl Miution. in the North, of the jne-tion of
3rrietic Jevery, the roii-euent or-nniz itioii of
j KCor'hical part, ui-le-i bf t!ie Mx-tionl
platform M'l'j.tel at ButT-tlo, Iitt.iur;:h, Phila
delphia. tl Chicntro, atwl the development there
Ly of eetioiMl hate rnl jeIom, prmlucinsj (
1m! hn been fore-eeu inl priil'iitel by u) it
unter pur in the S-iuth of eceion, ilitiiiion,
e?nJ arme! reiitiice to the (ener.il Gveniment,
tl termiiritinjr iu uhoir etnfe between thre
bo should hive leeti foiever bonvil together by
fmtenml bond', thu brininir upon the hole
countrf a caUmitf which we are now to meet n
!! citizen, trivin; for the adojition of th.it
ronle of retllf ment bent calcul.ited to acain re
lore union and harmony .
4. That in rejecting all pmpoVitioni likely to
result ip m MtixMcury mtju-tmtrtit of the ui tter.
in d!fute between the North mxi the Sjuth. mid
cped-illj th-e me;i!wres which would In ve te
cureil the borde' iUi e Suites to the Union, mid a
heart f co operation on their p-irt in all con.-titu
t on.il and leal tnenurtM to procure a return of
tie more Southern St-ites to their Hltci.iiu-e, ihe
Kepubiican rtf aurael a feirful iejoui
bilitr, mihI ctel in total dire;iirl of the bet in
tet e?l of the whole i-ouiitry.
5. Tlint il the pirtf in power Iml hown tlie
unit ile-ire to etl'e, I it Hmlcdile sidjutmeiit.
our internal di-ei"ioii betote hostilities li nl ac
tually conimeiioei, that the Administration hi-
recently e&hibirl to avoid n war with our an
cient enemy. (Jieat Britain, e conhdently be
licvethat Kite mid h irmony would now rcin
throughout all our border.
C. That the rn liiitf iuince of the Union upon
the principles of the federal Coii-titution hliould
be the rtintrollin object of all h profen loy
alty to the ttovernment :ind in our judinfiit
tliM I'lirfoe can otiIt be accomplihe, ly the
n-cemiency of Union pirty in the Southern
SLite-. hielt hliüll, b a counter revolution, di--phue
th.ue who control and Uiietl thepteetit re
bellion. Th it no etTort to ereile or sustain mrIi
a Mirty can liefu-c:.ful which i.-i not liael upon
a definite pcttletnent of the que-tioiH at is-ue te
tween the two section-; mid we thtrefbre dcin nid
th.it Mime hin h ett lenient be m ule by additional
constitutional gu iraiity, either initiale) bv act of
Conpres or thiuugh the medium of a National
Convention.
7. That the Republican prtr li t fully ilemon
t rated h inability to conduct the (ovciuinent
tlmnih iu resent ditIicuUie-4.
3. Tint we are utterly opposed to the twin
heie-ie-. Northern ectioiialim nod Southern
eion, im inimical to the (Jon-titiiiion; and
that fieemen, a they value the Imioii of civil lib
erty mid the jeace of the country, fliould frown
indignantly upon them.
U. That in thij n ition il emergency the Democ
racr C Iinliana, l:inihinr all I'eeliu' of fvoioii
ani re-enimcnt, will re-olIext only their duty to
the whole countrv ; that llii war should not be
w:cd in the rpirit ol conquest or uljii iti ii.
nor for the uroe of tiverthniwin or inter!' jr
inj; witli the riht.n or liMliiuiion- of the State-,
but to defend and maintain the piiihih icy of the
Con-titutiou, and to pie.-erve the Union with all
the dignify, Ojualily and riht ol' the heveril
Slite unimpaired: and tint h mooii a. tl.e-e ob
jectat re Mcouiiplinheil the war on-ht to re-.
in. Tint we will iutain. w jih all our enerie.
a war for the niaitteuain-e of theiJoiililutiou. and
ol the integrity of the Union undrr ihr CnnntUu
lion ; but w nre nppn-ed to a war for the em mci
patiou of the ne;;roe-, or the ulijugation of the
Southern State.
11. Tint the purpHe! tvowel and advocited
by the Northern di-unioiiit--, to lilierale und m in
the nero v e-. i uuctHHtittitioii.il, insulting to
loyal citixeiH, d't!racp to the ae. isi calculate
to retard iheuppre-'sioii of the icbellioti and mi cl.-
our unin!iriei ioiidemn itioii.
12. Tint the total di.MemJ of the writ of ha
brat corpus by the authorities over in, mid the
neluic and iinpi iftoiimcul of the cilizem of loyal
Stiles where the judiciary n iu full operation,
without warrant of law and without aHsiuin any
cii!e or riving to the party arretted any opportu
liitjr of deleave, are tlarant violation- of the Con
'.:tntion and imwt alarming ctg of u.-urpation of
power, which fhould receive the item rebuke of
every lover of Ida country Mini of everv man who
prize- the security and blevin- of lile, liberty and
propei tf.
13. 'i'!iat lilertj of fpeech an! of the press are
guaranteed to the jeople by the Constitution, und
none but a usurjer would deprive them of these
riht; they are inestim ible tu the citizen and
fornklible to tyranu only. And the attempts
whrch liivelieen made fiiice our present untortu
nate tnmbles, U tnuzz'e the press and slide free
discusion, are eemes of despotic pow er against
which freedom revolts and which can not lie tole
rated without cotirertin freemen intunSaves.
14. That the seizure of Slidell mid M ison, on
lioard a neutral vessel, on the hij;h tf n, whs
either in accordance with international law, mid
no leil; or eNe iu violation ol pucIi law, and so
illesl. If the former, we lament that our nation
lias been humiliated by their uric'ider, under a
threat; if the latter.it was the duty of the Ad
nvitrtioii at once to have disavowed the act of
thfir otlii-er, and imte-id of incarcerating the cap
tives in Fort Warten, to have inimeiiately re
paired the unnij by placing them, as far as rac
ticil!e. in the same condition in which that offi
cer hid found them. In either event, the action
of th Administration waa vacillating J.md cow
ardly, und degrading to the dignity of a great til
tioll.
15. That the net ion of the Itepuhlican party,
a m.iniieied in the puli.in cli trader of all up
point uieut of the Administration to civil llice
lkI, in holding party caucuses by the Kcpublican
members of Cott jresa for the purpose of inipres-itiß
upon the Ir-i'laiv e action of th it IhhIv the (eciili r
dogmas of tint p.irt v. h.iv e demon.-tr.itcl tint their
profusions ot-.s.u rifitiu party platlortn-'.aiHl jmr- i
ty or tniz itions. iijmi the altar of their c untry,"
are but xi mmy hypocritical and fa!e pit?tences !
by which they hope to dupe th? unwary into thei
pupport; nd we warn nil loyal persons. s they
love their country, not to be dec:ved thereby.
Ifi. Tint the dicloures m nit ly the invest"
jjatini committee in Cmiies of the enortnoiui
tr iuds that have Lilkel into the army ami invy
de;vtrimeuts, iinplit-atiii;; the heids of those de
part nieat in . cviuiivaiue at. if imi an actual
p. tktijuition in ytem of corrupiin, nnd ir
wUch our lirave oldiers hive beea de'rauded ol
th'Jr jrojer supplies, mid our (t ivernment tin e it
enl with b mWrtipti y . dem mmU a thorough in
vesication into all our expenditures, both State
and National, and tint a ;eedy Mini nnrked ex
nple te mole of all iu)i lnrU f ae who,
ufinj adf uiiipe "f the utx cs't:e o ourio'ir
tr-. have led mihJ l'altene! upon .utIic plunder.
(rolrd. Th it the inerikuious tonbict of (lit
In'vtna troop. in every battle fehl where victory
In perched upon the national Uoiner, Ins tilled
the - eirle of this Slate with the hihet zrati
ludet her pllint vn, and th1lweetll our
let wih toolbt-er ail men.ditsrsl throuh-
the oointry. and the be.irtfe't jrreetins ot
ery Deni'Mt.it for thei'r further brillnnt achieve
mo.i in tii ciuviii; stnteL lor lint laaintenam-e
of .the Coiititutii-n and the Union.
MUSIC.
Patriotic Songs
llrtnxe& tmr Jlmlm Voire an4 jp
' pr.prlmrl.rM.rlntawp.
AT THE IXHI IXA HU51C STORK.
Ttic Sabbat h-s ho ol llyr.m and
Tune-Hook,
Cirt'ttiB Jig upward vf tw fcufrtml choke hTtnuaaod tour
PfllCt: HIX t'KSiT.
;-at m vxvx r:.usic store.
f WtLLAkO A STOWCU,
Of fleer of Indian lleglinent In the
field.
BIXTII IH.DIIVT II Kr.MTllET.
Tho. T. Ciittei !en. Cob rel.
-Hram I'r tber. Lie'itemtit Color.el. '
Ausru-ti H. AMott. Mjr.
John Krohaw, Adjutant.
W. E. McCWlin, Ke-imentil QuirtertnaM.
Dr. Schi 1 er. of Maüm. Snr-e.
Sirnuel H. Charlum. Assistant Surreon.
Captain Ifllemoi V. lUMwin. Sttr.utl R'i
eJI, Wm. p.ifiü, Hverman Trirp, John K. U.
(lati . Jimes Mjrttt. (leorre W. I5nivn,
Charles K Vanttees, Au-uttus II. AMett, Ckl-
in Camlll.
ftKVk.STII IMilMtAI IX HtKTLAXD.
Jimes (iavin. Colonel.
John K. Chelc. Lieut. Colonel.
Ileiijimin C. Shaw, Major.
John M. Hlair. Adjutant.
Richard 1'. Johniri, 2utrtermister.
(Jeore VV. New, Surgeon.
William (ille-pie, Assi-tant Surgeon.
John Kier. Chaplain.
Caputius Jessie Armtronz, Solomon Water
man, Sctitt Miller, Merit C. Welsh, In 0. ürovrr.
Si in u el Lmlertsoii, Wilson C. Lemert, Samuel
J. liauU. Joli. II. Kerrv, Will C. KtnU.
XIGIITH tir.lMEXT I.X MIMOl'ftl.
Wm. I. Henton. Colone!.
D m id Shuiik, Lieutenau: Colonel.
Cliarl"s S. rarri-h, Major.
Charles O. Howanl, Aijutant.
Nath.iri Kr.iiison, (inrUrnu-ter.
James Ford, Surgeon.
(ere W. Hruce, Ausist nt Surgeon.
Capuins Fielerick S. Wvsong, Thomas J.
Rraily, Joseph M. Thompson, Oliver II 1'. Carey,
Wm R. Walls, Alexander J. Kenner, (ieore
W. II Riley. John R. Polk, Hiiaiu f. Vandrr
v enter, Fiederick Tvkle.
MMH liRGIMK.XT l.X MARYLAND.
Oileon C. Moolv, Colonel.
Wm. II. Bl ike. Lieutenant Colonel.
John II. Milroy, Major.
Tliomas J. ratten. Adjutant.
J lines J. Drum, Quartet linger.
Mason U. Shermm, Surgeon.
John K. blackstone, As-i.Uint Surgeon.
Siletv Litton, Chaplain.
Captains Thomas Madden, Willi, irn Co pp.
Douglas (i. Ri.-'ey, Aiimm Johioon, Leoiiidas A.
Cole, (leore II. Caiter, Joshua llealey, N.nc
C. I. Suiiiau, James Houghton, W iiliam V. Las
telle.
TkNTII RtOIMtT IS KKNTtCKT.
M ililon D. Maiion, Colonel.
Win. C. Kie. Lieuteu.iiit Colonel.
Ahrain () Miller. Major.
Reuben C Ki-e, A!jutatit.
David N Stil, (u iitcnn.nter.
Jo-eph S. Allen. Surgeon.
Conrad S. IVikins, Assistant Surgeon.
(Iere T. Douhertv, Chaplain.
Ciptiins Samuel II. Sliortle (discharged.)
John W. Perkins. Alex nidt 'Homeland, Marsh I.
. Tay lor. .Joseph F. Ta v lr, (li.-char"l,) Wm. I.
Cirndl, J tmes H. Vatiarsdall, Abrain 0. Miller,
Renjainiii M (ir.pry, James II. Il unilton.
tLtVKNTII Rt Gl Ml. .XT IX KKNTtCKT.
fteore F. M-0:nnis, Clonel.
Win. J. II. Rc iison. Lieutenant Colonel.
Isaac C. Kiston, M 'j'r.
Daniel Miciuley, Adjutant.
Joseph 1. loje, (Quartern aster.
John C. Thompson, Surgeon.
Clay Hrowu. Assistant Surgeon.
Henry II. HiMen. Chaplain.
Captain- Nicholas R. Ruckle.IIenrr M. Carr,
Jid.ez Smith. KJward T. Wallace. Win. W. Ur-
i.ell, David II. Cully. Jesse K. Hamill, Joseph II.
Liv?e-, (Jeorje Ruller.
TWI.LKTII Kt.OIJtr.NT IX MARYLAND.
Wm. II. Linck. Colonel.
(5ere Iluiiiplnev. Lieutenant Colonel.
Henry Huhler, 31 jor.
Oscar Hinkte, Adjutant.
Milton R. Dix-on, (Quartermaster.
Wm. II Lom ix, Surgeon.
Noble 1'. Howard, Assistant Snrein.
Cipt litis Thomas (J. Morrison, Thonms R.
Noel, James Richman, Wm OTIiicn. Henry
HiiMor, (ierj:e Nelson, AitlmrF. Iteed, Thomas
Djuii, Alexander Hul1i.ui.ui, Joseph F. Diaper.
THIRTkCNTll tllGlMlNT IN MARYLAND.
Jeremiah C Sullivan, Colonel.
Rotiert H. F.istcr. L'euteuant Colonel.
Cyrus J. Gohlis, M ijor.
Charles H Ross, Adjutant.
Alois D. (tall, Surgeon; Wm. C. Foster, A
oistiitit Surgeon.
Ciptiins Abner '.. Newland. Clinton. Davis,
Clnnneey. Harrinto.t. Styles, Wilson, Johnson,
kukpatnek, Ren. II. Mters.
rot UTrtNTU RtlilMKNT IN MARYLAND.
Nalh iu Kimball, Colonel.
lohn 11. Mahan. Lieutenaiu Colonel.
William Harrow, Major.
John J. I'. Rlinn. Adjntant.
1 hoin is C. Runiin, (Quartermaster.
Gerojre W. Clippener. Surgeon.
Ceore v . McCune
Thomms E Webb. Chaplain.
Captains Lucieu A. Foote, Jonathan D
Wood. Lcf ii Rrooks, Elijah H. C. Civins, Na-
th in Willard. Jonathan D. Hapnn, John Coons,
John II. Martin, Philander R. Owen, Jatues R
Kelly.
FIITtr.NTI! KtOIMKNT IN KENTUCKY.
George D Warner, Colonel.
Gutavus A. WooI, Lieut. Colonel.
Alexander Fowler, Major.
S F. Frv, (Quartermaster.
Captains Suiiuel Burns, Comparet. Short,
Miller. Tcinpteton, McCuttheoti, Rice, Fowler,
lU'iinctt.
RIXTI F.NTII FFOtMF.XT MARYLAND.
Pleasant A. Hackleman Cdonel.
(No further returns at the Adjutant-General'
ollice.)
M-VrNTKlX fll Rt.OIMI.NT M ARYLAND.
Milo S. II iscall. Colonel.
John J. Wilder, Lieut. Colonel.
George W. Gorman, Major.
F.dmund R. Kuslctter, Adjutant.
Samuel K Muufonl, Surgeon.
Captains Wm. T. Jones, James Thompson,
Silas W. Bos eil. George Cutterly. Kth in M.
Al'eu. (ieore W. Stouh, Henry .Ionian, Jacob
G. Vail, Jacob R. Stewart, Silas F. R'gby.
LIOIITl LNTII Ri.UIMt.NT MlS!Ol'RI.
Thorn h P.ittison, Colonel.
Henry D. Washburn, Lieut. Colonel.
DeW'iit C. Thonna, Major.
George S. Marshall, Adjutant.
John II INipp. IQuarteriiiaster.
Samuel . Peck, Surcnii.
Joiui W. Hitchcock. Assistant Surgeon.
Gi-tue W. Ames, Chaplain.
'Captains Jon ith in H. William, Willi i m
St..n"ev Charles, John W. Jones, Jesse L. lld
man. S imuel W. Short, Peter C. Wood. Sam
uel D n ilsop, John C. Jeuks, James R. Bryant,
Riinhlo R. Ruter.
D. C.
Assistant Surgeon.
NIkTLr Mil Rtr.lMFNT WAMIINGTOX,
Solomon Meiflith. Colonel.
Robert A. Ca moron. Lieutenant Colonel.
Alois A. R ckwiKil. M-'jor.
John P. Wood. Adjutant.
J unes S Drum, (Quartermaster.
Calvin J. WihhI. Surgeon.
Captains Suiiuel J. Willi-im, Valentine Ja-j
cobs, Robert . Hamilton. W illi im W . Dudlev,
John B Claik.Jobn M. Lindlev. Riclnnl M.
Keiley. Luther R. Wilson, Jcdiu H.Jobnson, !
Isu ic M. May.
TW-tNTIKTII RTGIMEXT IN VIRGINIA.
William H. Brown, Colonel.
Reu H Smith. Lieuteu nit Colonel.
Jehu Vn v.iikent Hüb, Mj or.
lr.tel N. Slitct. Adjutmt.
Isaac W. Hart, lQnrterni4ster.
Oi heus Kvarl. Surgeon.
Henry C. Grover. A-iitant Surgeon.
Willi" m C. Pirter. Chaplain.
Captain Wm. B. Revburu. Join Wheeler,
William RalJiiiiL'ton. Gere K. Dek. James H.
Sh union, John Kisiler. Win. C. I. Tavhir. (ieo.
W. Me kte. James W. Lyt!e. Alfreal Reed.
THNTT-flT R la. I X . T MARYLAND.
James W Mi Milieu. Colonel.
John A Keith. Lieutenant Colonel.
Rrtijimiti T. Hon. M r'ir.
Mttthew A Lithim. Adjutant.
Wm S Hii.k'e, iQu.otei master.
Exr.v Read. Surgeon.
John B D vi. Aiitnt Surgeon.
Ne!on L. Rrsketnin, Chaplain.
Cat4ains Richard CamjJ!!, Jacob Hes,
Ehliu E. Itiff. J.imes Juiii-Iev. Wm. M. Skel-
tou, J tmes II G.titt. Franc W. Noblct, Win.
Ray. John P. Carnplll. tlward McLirtin.
TWIMT MiOID RFGIMKXT MISSOtKl.
JetT C. Divi. Colonel.
John A. Henlrioks. Lieutenant Colonel.
, . Moir.
Ch tries L. Hilsein. Adjutant.
Emory Bradlev, (Quirtertnaster.
Ivetijamiii J. Nealand, Sur'eou.
Jn A. Stil 11, AatvUiit Soroou
Captain WiU'nm H. Taprirt, Michael GoI
inz. Tbomia II. B. Tant.er. Eli.i ih A.S'epletou,
Jodih Wilon. Thorn is Site i, Richild II. Litsoii
Suire I!nui Kxiih, Iaac N. 11a) maker, Daniel
Lunderrn in.
TWENTY THIRD RX9IMLKT KKNTL'CKT.
Wm. Sanderson, Colonel.
DeWitt C. Anthony. Lieut. Colonel
William P. Dari, Mijor.
Eupet.e Cmmanleur, Adjutant.
J. T. Smith (Quartermaster.
Thom C. Austin, Surreon.
Rotrt Kit. Asnitnt Surgeon.
Jfui D. Rogers, Chaplain.
Cit L.ius Ge r;e S. Rabbitt. Alonzo Tulh,
W. W. Cldell. IlenrT C. Furjiii'Min, Thomas
Clark, Diril J. Hay, Thorn i P. Moore. Fred
erivk Pistoriu, Wm. P. Divi.s, Vincent Kirk.
TWK(TT-rOVRYIl RLClMENT MIMWOVRI.
AItui P. ilovey. Colonel.
John Geiler, Lieutenant Colonel.
Cyrus C. Hii.es, Major.
Richard F. Barton, A'ljutant.
Peter Sehmuck. tQuariermaster.
Rotiert B. Jesup, Surgeon.
John W. Davis, Assistant Surgeon.
Charles Fitch. Chaplain.
Captains A- II. Erwin, Tho. Johnson, Stm'l
F. McGufhn. Wm. L. Merrick, Samuel R M.r
pan. Wm. T. Spiceley. Johu F. Gtill. A. McUon
Lett, Nelson F. Rolton.
TWLNTT-rirTl! RLGIMEXT MISSOURI.
James C. Veitah, Colonel.
Wm. W. Morgan, Lieut. Colouel.
John W. Foster, Major.
Win II. Walker, Jr., Adjutant.
Alex II. F.ster, (Qu irter master.
John T. Walker, Sureain.
Arthur White. Assistant Surgeon.
Freilerick A. Herriiir, Chaplain.
Captains James C. Hastings, George W.
Siltzmin. John II. D.-by,J hn RhTnlander,
Wm F. WomI, Charles S. inch, Charles Jones,
Thomas J. Rethell, Victor C. Larkin, Julia W.
Poole.
TWF.NTT-8IXTI1 REGIMENT MISiOtRI.
W.M. Wheitly, Colonel.
Richard O'Neal. Lieutenant Colonel.
John J. CI ok, 31 j'-.
Henry Schräder, Adjutant.
John P. Ronth. (Quo term ister.
Robert N. Todd, Surgeon.
(iere A. Torliett, Assistant Surpeon.
Chaplain.
Captains Ahlen II. Jumper, Courtland E.
Whitset, Mortimer C. Holnnn, Augustine I).
Rose, Ieis Manker. Milier L. Miner, II irvey
Johnson, Benj im'n Har0is, Newton A. Logan,
Nuthaniel J. Beachly.
TWENTY KVtNTII MARYLAND.
S'das CdroYe, Colonel. .
Archibald J. II iiiison, Lieutenant Colonel.
, M .jor.
Robert (. (iiluiore. Adjutant.
Janie M. Jameson, (Quarlerniaster.
Jan.es J. Johnson, Surgeon.
Gteen V. Wo)I!en. Assistant Sursreon.
Captains Peter Kopp. John W. Wilcoxen,
William S Johnson. Joel W. M drew, (ieo. W. j
Bur; e. Jackson P. Moore, John R. Fisler, Rich- j
ard v . c'maii, Allen Hill, 1 iieodoie h. Bueh
Icr. TWKNTY FICHTII (CAVALRY) Ml?SOLRI.
Conrad B iker, Colonel.
Scitt Carter, Lieut. Colon
John S. Oavitt. Major.
James Neel, Adjutant.
William B. linker, (Quartermaster
Is l ie Case!berry, Suri:eoii.
Clnrles Rrackett, Assistant Surpeon.
Cajitains John R. Hkhm in. Samuel J. Li
m ir. Joel F. SlierwoMl, Wi-'l H. Walker, Thom
as N. Pace, Lyman W. Brown, James M. Barter,
Robert M. Clendenier.
TWKXTY-NINTH RLGIMk-NT KtNTLCKY.
John F. Miller, Colonel.
Divid M. Dunn. Lieutenant Colonel.
Henry J. Rlowney, 3Iajor.
James L. Anteil, Aijut.int.
Asa II. Mathews, (Quartermaster.
Louis Huiiii'hteys, Surgeon.
L'utnzo S Rein, Assistant Surgeon.
Joseph C. Reeal, Chaplain.
Captains Horatio G. P. OMinper. Silas F.
Allen. Joseph P Collins. Frank A. Hanlmii:,
John S FoMtick, Wm W. Sliuler, Dtniel C.ircv,
James M. Confer, Min M. Bogs, James 11.
M. Jenkins.
TIIIKTIETIl R KG I M EXT KENTUCKY.
Sion S. B l. Colonel.
Joseph B. Dialge. Lieut. Colonel.
Onin B. Hurd, M jor.
Edward P. Eds.il!, Adjutant.
Peter P. Btiley, (Quart errn tster.
Reuben F. Delois, Chaplain.
William II. Myers, Surgeon.
Delo W. Rupert, Assi-tant Surgeon.
Captains Cvrus Ilawlevs. M'artin S. Stewnrt.
J unes R. White. Joseph W. Whitaker. G. W
Fi'zsimmotis, Myron A. Hawk. Wm. N. Voris
Win. Dawson, Joseph M. Silver, Joseph E.
Brillen.
Thirty- firt Regiment Charles Cruft, Colonel,
South Cirrollton. Ky.
Thirty-second Iteiiment First German Regi
ment Augustas Willich, Colonel, Green River.
Kentucky.
Thirty'-third Regiment John Coburn.Colonel,
Lexington. Kentucky.
Thirty fourth Regiment Colonel Ryan, New
Haven. Ky.
Thirty filth Regiment Irish John C.W.nlker,
Colonel, Rirdstown, Ky.
Thirty sixth Regiment William Grose, Col
onel, New Haven. Kentucky.
Thirty-seventh Regiment George W. Hazard,
Colonel, Bacon Cieek. Ky.
Thirty eighth Regiment Renj. F. Scribner,
Colonel, vlunfonlsville, Ky.
Thirty-ninth Regiment Thomas J. Harrison,
Colonel. MunfonLville, Ky.
Fortieth Regiment Wm. C. Wilson, Colonel,
Ltbanon, Ky.
Forty-sev'ond Regiment James G. Jones, Col
onel, South Carroll ton, Ky.
Forty-third Regiment George K. Steele, Col
onel, S'iuth C nTolltoiiKy.
Forty-fourth Regiment Hugh R Reed, Col
ond. South Carrollton, Ky.
FortT-sisth Regiment Graham N. Fitch, Col
onel. New Haven. Ky.
Fort v seventh Regiment Jas. R. Slack, Col
onel, N'ew Haven, Ky.
Fortv eighth Resitnent Col.Eildv, Louisville.
Kv.
Forty ninth Regiment Colonel Ray, Ranis-
town. Ky.
Fiftieth Regiment Cyrus L. Dunhim, Col
onel. New H ieu. Ky.
Fifty first Regiment Mechanic A. D.
Streicht, Colonel. Somerset, Ky.
Fiitv-second Regiment J. M. Smith, Colo-
v
nel. Ky.
Fifty feventh Regiment Colonel McMullen
Somerset, Ky.
Fifty eighth Regiment Princeton, Colonel
Carr.
Fitly ninth Regiment Jesse J. Alexader.Colo
nel. Sixtieth Regiment Dr. Richard Owen, Col
onel. Evansvilie.
Si xtv first Regiment 2nd IrUli Colonel
Mullen, Madison.
Sixty second Regiment Rockport Colonel
not yet appointed.
CAVALRY.
Captain Rracken'a Company Western Vir
jjini , Postothce address. P.rkerlMirgh.
Cipiain Se art's Company Western Vir
pnii Rostollice addro.-, Wesüui
CaMain (Jr h im's Comp.vnv KentuckY.
Ciptaiti MoreiusComp.i:iy New Haven Ky. j
'J!ih Regimetit Col. Biker 1st cavalry
In'itton, Missouri.
Forty tirt Regiment f21 eaTatry) John A.
Rridgla'nd. Colonel. Ne Hven, Ky.
Forty-tilth Regiment Colonel" Carter 3!
cavalrv Marginal.
Ira ll arris' fmr rompsnies of Indian eiTalry
re at MunMn ILM, Virginia Postoffice ad
dress, Washington City.
ARTILLFRT.
Cpt iin Ribb's Ratten. Kar.
Ciptain Frv barker BaUery. Missouri.
Capttin KlauVn Btttery, Missouri.
(! ir.t i in Bush's R Itter v Munfordsville. Ky.
Captain 'SiuvKLsou' "Battery, Munfordsville,1
Ky.
Captain Rthr'a Battery, Calhoun. Ky.
Capuiu Il.irris's Battery, Muufordsville, Ky.
Mvorr.eneml 2"2-l -177 00
Senior Aid-de Camp to General-in-Chief
K) lea 00
Aid Je Camp, in k Idition ti pay,
etc., of Lieuteii.-uiL. .. 21 32 00
Brigadier Generl 124 3iTJ Si
Aid sie-Camp, in addition to pay,
etc of Lieutenant...-.;.'.....-. 20 1 00
AWCYA5T Ot.xnttL'S DEFARTMENT.
Adjutant General Colonel 110 237 00
Assistant AdjuUnt General Lieut.
Colonel 93 213 00
Assistant Adjutant General Major H) KI
Capt n 70 l.'H 50
Jude Advocate Major H) ls'J 00
ir.CTOR erxuAL's PtrARTJarjiT.
Inspector Geuer.il Colonel Ill) 237 00
dlllXAL MPARTMENY.
Signal officer Major SO lt3 00
yi' ARTI RM ASTLR's PLTARYMrST.
Qairtermaster General Brigidier
General 121 323 50
A?ititit Quartermaster GetiCral
Colonel 110 237 00
Deputy Quartermaster General
Lieutenant Colonel OS 213 00
Quartermaster Major W) 19 00
Assistant (Quartet master Cantain 70 l.'W 50
RIBSISTKXCE DtPARYME.VY.
Commissary (eneral of Subsistence
Clonel 110 237 00
Assistant Commissary General of
Sulsistcnce Lieutenant Colonel 95 213 00
Commissary of Subsistence Major 80 ltO 00
Assistant Commissary of Subsist
enceCaptain 70 138 50
Assistant Commissary of Subsist
ence, iu addition to pav, etc., of
Lieutenant ". 20 11 00
MEPICAL PFPARYMENY.
Surgeon General $2.740 per an
num 22 33
Surgeons of ten v ears service 00 225 00
Surgeons of less than ten years'
service 70 174 50
Assistant Surjrcons often v ears' ser
vice
BOOK AND JOD PRINTING.
. rmT lmmy l(tt.
The following skUtement, taken from oßcinl
nuuae. will liu the army ay roll. In the first
column will be found the nett salary per month
and in the second the total salary per month,
which iiicluJci ratin. wti1 bi-c, frage, Lc.
GKXitAL orriciJLi.
FVf motA. Total.
Lieutenant General $270$77ö 00
Aida de Camp and Military Secreu
try to Liutynant ieAotrwl, Krb
70 174 50
70 133 50
Assistant Surgeons of five years'
pert ire. . .
Assistant Surgeon of less than live
years' service 5333 121 83
PAT DEPARTMENT.
Pavmaster General $2,741 ier an
num 22 b3
Deputy Pavmaster General 95 213 00
Paymaster' t0 IK) (HI
OmCt.RS OF THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS. CORPS OF
ToroOllAl'MICAL ENGINEERS ANU ORUNANCE DE
TARTMENY.
Colonel 110 237 00
Lieutenant Colonel !." 213 00
M ijr H) It'J (M)
Captain 70 138 50
First Lieutenant 5333 121 Kl
Second Lieutenant .VJ33 121 f3
Rre et Second Lieutenant 5333 121 b'3
INDIAN A
CT itt: qt?ttt t?t
O I IV 1 1j Ü Ij L I 1 lv IjU
."STEAM PRINTING-
ESTABLISHMENT!
MEDICAL.
TE ARF rRF. PARED TO EXECTTE A1X ORDERS
fur Book and Jub IVinlins, with dispute h ik! in
tbe bet style of tbe art. I'articular atte ntioo paid to
Mercantile and Railroad
Prmtingi
OKFICtRS OF MOUNTED DRAfiOONS. CAVALRY, RIFLE
MEN VMi LIGHT ARTI LLKRT.
Colonel 110
Lieutenant Colonel 05
Major HI
Captain.., 70
First Lieutenant 53
237 00
213 00
K-'J (Ml
14T. .71
120 83
120 K.
12U S3
fCCl 18
RILLS OF LADING, BUSINESS CARDS,
BILLHEADS, BLANKS, DEEDS,
LETTER HEADINGS, REGISTERS,
CIRCULARS, RECEIPTS, Ac
Show Cards and Bills !
CHECKS,
NOTES
Se'on! Lieutenant 53
Rievet Second Lieutenant 53
Adjutant, and Regimental Quarter
tet m ister, iu allition to pay of
Lieutenant 10 10 00
OFM CIR.S OF ABTILLERT AND INFANTRT.
Colonel 9j 222 00
Lieutenant Colonel H) PJS 00
Major 70 171 00
C iptaii f0 123 50
First Lieutenant 50 110 50
Second Lieutenant 45 10. 50
Rrcvet Second Lieutenant 43 105 50
Ailjutaiit. in addition to pay, etc., of
Lieutenant 10 10 5(1
Regimental Quartermaster, in ad
ditiou to pay, etc.. of Lieutenant 10 2 00
In the above e have not inserted the frac
tional parts of dollars, for convenience sake, iu
this matter of hut little importance.
BELOW THE GRAPE OF LI l.l'TEX ANT.
The first column denotes the av per month
of anil lory and infantry, and of dragoon- and
ritlemcii when serving on foot The j-econd col
umn denotes the jiy er month of liht artillery
und ol dtairoons and riHemen when mounted:
Serueant Major. Quartermaster
Serjeant, Principal Musician,
nnd Chief Rubier, each
First Serjeant of a Company
Ordnance !Serjreaiits
IIosiitil Stew anis
All other Serjeant, each
(Joro als
llupleis
Musicians
Faiiiers nnd Blacksmiths
Artificers
Privates
Mitroi
Females nurses 40 centa per day and one ra
tion. Paymaster' Clerks $700 per annum, and 75
cents per day when actually on '7.
Chaplain in volunteers $1 16 50.
In addition to the pay as above statel, one ra
tion er day and an abunaant supply of good
clotli'ui; is allowed to every soldier. Quartern,
fuel ami medical attendance are always provided
by the Government without dedu Irom the
soldier' pay. If a soldier should become disabled
in the line of his duties, the law provides for him
a pension. or he may, if he prefer it, obtain ad
mission into the Military Asylum, which will
afford him a comfortable home w long as he may
wish to receive ita lienefit.
To the alxive pay for private soldiers must be
ndiled the additioaal $2 a month to be paid du
ring service, the $100 bounty at the end of the
war, which ha already been provided for. and
the quarter section of" land that Congress w ill
provide for ot it coming session. The bounty
and land apply to officer anl privates alike.
21 21 00
20 2'J 00
22 00
22 0
17 17 0i
13 11 Oil
12 13 00
12 .!(
15 15 0
15 17 00
13 00
6 00
AM ERICAN CE ME NT CLUE.
Komrtliiiig for the Time.
A NECESSITY INJYERY HOUSEHOLD!
Johns & Crosley's
AMERICAN CEMENT .fiLUE,
THE STRONGEST GLUE IN THE WORLD
For Cement I nie Wood, l.ewtlir r ;!
Ivarft riiina, Garble, Porrelain
A In baffer Hone rnrnl Ac.
THE ONLY AKTICLfc. OF TUE KINI KVKU I KODUCED
WHICH WILL WITHS1ANU WATER.
liXTIIAt'Tt:
"F.vr r liouleir houl! I ave a upply of Johni 1
Cney'i AinmcmnCsinsnttilJ." .V. 1. lime.
"It i convf nttil to have II the hoas."---Vr lntk
"It 1" U rr1y; tbit commenl it to everybody."
A". 1". mltj-rtuleiit.
We live trieJ Ir, i.t f.ixl It nfut In our bour
witer." n';Xe' j-ii it of th Ttinet.
Price 25 v.i. per Hot tit.
VERY LIUERAL "iTkDUCTIOXS TO
WHOLKSALK DKALKUS.
ttff- ror le by 0 Dni(?i?ln n4 Storekeeper gen
erally tbrou;hout the country.
joii.s &Tc;uo.siaKV?
(OLK m Auer AirrrsK,)
1 W I I I U iu street,
Corner of Libertj treet, X. T.
LIVERY STADLES.
O. W. JOHNSTON,
Livery and Sale Stables
SOS. 11 AND 13 WEST PEARL STREET,
irotASAroLia, un..
5f" nore, Eage. CarrUc and Saddle Hore
Un)ia reatLbe. Cbarge noJrt. dec3-tl
C. W. HALL & CO.,
EXCHANGE STABLES,
25 ILLINOIS UTItLET,
USfOStTK KATES 110USK. IXblAKAPOUM. IX D.
BONDS, ENVKIXJl'ES,
STUCK CERTIFICATES, DEEDS, 4c, Ac
POSTING BILLS
COCPTRY MKKCHAKTS.
Nliow IIilitlIotrl Hill of Fare, Hand
Hill, Poolers and Iroj;ranime
fabel9 In vitation; (Car
ties and HalU.)
BOOK
yOlE,
BTKtT DESCIUmOI.
8CH00L AND COIXEGE CATALOGUES,
MISCELLANEOUS PAMPHLETS,
CONSTITUTIONS,
BEPORTS,
BRIEFS, Ac.
We have one of tbe mott complete Printing Ftblih
ments In the country. Onr facilities for doing all kind of
Work, Book, Plain or Ornamental, are first cUm. We
have introduced thelateot and fastent Prese, and have
added to our Type all the modern style, and we employ
tbe best workmen. We are thus enabled to furnish Job
promptly, to guarantee atUfaction, and to accept low
i.-i
pricei.
We have connected with our Job Department Adam
Superior Presnes, and are prepared to execute Stereotype
Pre mi work, together with tbe PTwork for ouUiide paper,
at low flgnrea.
CURE
WervousHeadache
CURE
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
THE OHEATEST
MEDICAL BE1UTIPI.BR
OF THE IOE,
AND THE CiMLI
IIAIK PREPARATION
Worthy f mry etifl-i f-f rrlMii.i
faclurer, Ac,
I rpctfully directed to our EatablUkment, If tby
desire first -cla work at iow rate.
Ordert fron, abroad will reeei prompt attention.
tfWorkfarnübed .n allca at the time protutfcei.
CT Strangers from a distance, and bow
nets men of the city and country, are cot dial
h invited to Tialt our ofCce, and examine our
facilities for executing every description ot
Printing in the neatest stvle, and on die most
reasonable terms.
tT Office on MeriJiin Street, South of Wash
ington Street, opposite the Po&tofBce.
ELDEB HABKIiTESS & BIUQHAIL
By th ue of tbe Pilln the periodic atuckaof .rrw
or Sitk "'.! Ae may be pre rented; and If taken at tbe
CmmrtiretTHnt of an an ark Immediate retief fror pais
ami üickne will be obtained.
They neldorn fail in removing the Nausea and Headache
to which fema'en are no dbjpct.
Tby act cently upon tbe bowel removing Cost ireneii.
For literary Men, Student, Delicate Femalea, and all
er)' of edet:tary babiu, they are eaiuable at a Laia
tire imprtiving the appetite, giving tone and rigor to the
igentive organs and restoring tbe natural elasticity and
treiifrth 't tbe hl eyKtem.
TheCEMALIC PILLS are the reilt of long Investiga
tion and carefully conducted experiment, hairing Wrm in
and relieved a rant amount of pain and aurTering frotr
U'adacbe, whether originating in rbe nervou ayutem ot
fron a deranged täte of the utomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their compMtJon, and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without mak
ing any change of diet, and tbe absence of any diaCTeea
biv tate render it eay to admiiiister theu to children.
BE WAKE OF COUNTERFEITS!
The genuiito have five signature of Henry C. SpaMinn !
on each box.
Sold by Drugget and all other Dealer in Meicine.
A box will be ent by mail, pre-paid, on receipt of the
1 it v 1: , ; v v. r n .
All wrdrra bbould be aJdr-MU to
HF.NKT C. SPALMNO,
48 Ceder Street. New Tork.
I1TFJ.T rKrr:T ix:tiik ixrTrr) mm
j f miliar with Oy art I, and will tll ymm 4 jom
jru are
Haiti or Gray
or Yotir.lln.lr Seed n Tnir
PpoIVkhop O. T. WooiI'h
IIAIK RESTORATIVE
I Hie Only IteliHble Arllrle fr r
FtMl rTATFSVF.N. JtTn'.FS, CLFRT.TJIF.N.
"THEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT."
INSTANT RLLIKF1 STUF YOLK CuUGH!
TUJUFT YOUR BIIEATI1?
STUKGTHKN TOUR VOICE!
SPALDING'S
THROAT CONFECTIONS,
ARF.
GOOD FOR .CLERGYMEN,
GOOD FOR LECTURERS.
GOOD FOR PUDLIC SPEAKERS,
GOOD FOR SINGERS.
GOOD FOR CONSUMPTIVES
GENTLEMEN CARRY
SPALDING'S THROAT CONFECTIONS
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITn
SPALDING'S TI1R0AT CONFECTIONS
CHILDREN CRY FOR
SPALDING'S THROAT CONFECTIONS
Ladie and gentlemen, in 4 part of tbe world t-nfy te
the rrricajr uf Prof. O. J. o.kJ Hair Rpwtoratlve. atvl
gertlemen of tbe pre are ttianimoua in it praie. A
few leMinioniaU tinly ran b re be given; e cirrtilar ftr
more, ainl it U1 be im.4le for yo to doubt.
PROF. 8. Tl l ALLERG, PIANIST,
aayaonhia arrival In the United ft atea. b
ma rapidly Lctniir.g gray, t ut on apptmg
B'ood'i Hair H-t"Tatie, hi bair n te
covered im original hue.
CHARLES CKJiF.W.j NASSAU ST N. T,
Say the gray bairn i-n hi wife'a brad were,
alt T a frw wrt'lr trial, tumtl into a lark
linmii, at the anle Untc twauii'j ing and
thickening tbe Lair.
A. V. KAYMOxji. nTH. MAINE,
Say be i ikw lityyeara old, and Li ba-r
and whisker mere !-1 liirii rxraj, lut ly
tbe ue uf two hi1 f tbe Rtfrative. lu
gray hair bav livar-tl, lMrb !
b-ad and faceaiwl i piore aoft aiid fbiwy
than fr tem -hve yearprel.iu. Iii it,
at the a;e of f.'tjr-t, baa ued It Ith tbe
am efirrt. T
FIN LEY JOHNSON. KSO,., NEW OUIJCANS.
Say that be Iot biohairbtf b TrHow ter
in K4. He ud WimhI' Ifair R-Moratie,
ainl In bair I now tbick an k'
il. MlMLKTO.N, IJYlNiiSTOX, AL.tRAMA,
a Ihe R-i-tiTtive baa 4eie mach a! io
Li part ot the Count rj. lie UM-d it ..r hal l
iirK and nva a bne bad of hair.
T. L. VOIK. LEIUNoX, KKNTl'CKY,
Sayn be ba en Wmxl'ii Uir P.eMoratK
ui i) in Lundred f cae, and liefer knew
it to fail i- nmi lirbin all It irufrea to
io.
A. J. U)K'. MrLANKSRORO', IU.,
Sara be bad ta rald bead eight yrara. and
wa bald, bu'lly tbe litieta iu-e f T o,nl
Hair Retorat II , be now hat a rkb. glB
bead ol Lair.
w
They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear tbe Throat.
They give atrength and v olume to tbe voice..
They Impart a delicious aroma to the breath.
Ley are delightful to tbe taie.
They are made of aimple berb and ran not harm any
one.
I advl. every on who has a Cough or a Doiy Yoke
or a Dad Breath, or any difficulty of the Throat, to get
package of my Throat Confection, they will relieve yon
natantly, an-l 70 will agree with dm that tbev go right
to tbe apot." Ton will find tbem very saeful and y
ant while travelling or attending public meeting for
tilling your cough or allying your tb!nt. If yon try one
package I am safe in uying that yon will ever afterward '
I
consider them independable. Too will find them at the '
DmgglMa and Dealer In Medicine.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
My aignatere ia on each package. All other are con
erleit. j
A package will be test, by mail, prepaid, o receipt of .
Thirty Cent.
IIi: K i' C . SPALDI.Ü,
NO. 4S CEDAR STREET. N. Y.
t3T A ingl hottle of PALDtSG'S TRKPARFn CLCI
will aare ten Um tu eot annual! v. Tj; j.
rAIDLNÜ'S PKKPAkED CU'Il
8FAL1ING'5 PrlEf ARED GLCll
SFALDING'S PHPAKX) GLUE!
8AYC THE PUXIS!
F.CON05IT! DISPATCH I
KJ" A Sttto di Tim Sarxi NK.,Tj
At accidem will happen, reea ia well regulated famt
liea, it U very deatrabie w have aotne cheap aoU cop vetucnt
way for repaying furuiture, toya, crockery, etc.
SPALDING'S PRXPAUD GUI
meet all auch emergenoea, and no boueebold en afford
to be without IU It U alwa js ready and up to the Uckinf
poliiL
-USEfXl. VX KTERT UOCSX.
K. B. A brb acootnpanJeaeach bottle. PiieetfotnU
Addrea. UkükT C. UTA LXG,
No. 44 Cedar Street, New loik.
CAUTHJJf.
A certain Bt-prmcipled peraooe are attempUng to palm
off un the ttotu pertlng pablic, imiutkma of my PK.
PAUKU GLt'fei. IwenMcauUt aB rneaa t evaamloe
before jujxba:ng, aod ace Ual rt full naiue,
fr-SPALWNG PBEPARED GLÜt-3
U m-m iMm iwinii vrreeeMrt mM ecaera are eertadii eaa
barfelU . tG2iV
Lioomia, Noble cownty, Indiana, Feb. & 19.
Prof. O. J. Wood, Dear Sir? Iu '.be lattrr part .f the yeal
11, bile attriMling to le Mat- and National Ua
Sfluml of the State f New Yrk, mj bair, from a raee
unLiiowii to me, comim-nreM faliinc uff ery r4.1t . M)
that in tke bort ipare of t uioiitb, the whole ujj-er
part of my ralp w eiitirrl.' lerrft f it cerin, and
much of tbe remaining p.lon ujn Ü:" i-i'le ami le k
part of my bead elmrtly "f rr lioeatne gray, that yoe
till not le Mirph-ni bru 1 4-11 you that nMn my rrturn
tu the State of Imiiana, my more ca-ual aruatntanrea
were not o much at a lo io dWom ili cut of the
change in my apiearaiic. a my more in'imate acquaint
ancen tu ivcfnne me at alt.
I at once maie apjdicatiAi to the mo-t akillful f hy
iciati in the country, but ,ce-lving ih r.uranc' from
tbrm ihat my baircouM agtin te rnMirij., I a fn rd
to liecortif rrCDticilrd to my atr. until I ..tunaU ly in lie
lattrr part of ibe year W7your rtoeaiive w rrm
mriMlid to me ty a drugirM. a tx'tn the tnM. rrlial-te
Hair IteMorative iu ue. In ltd one bottle, aid f'tml to
my great atihfaction that 't w producing tli di4red
etlect. Since that tinw I laae ued eveu doliar' worth
of your ltirafire, and i '.a reulr. have a rKb cat of
very mft black hair, Lieh m money can buy.
Ar a mark of my erati'ult' for your lalxir and kill in
tbe production of mi wointe Tul au article, I have n-coiu-nifti'te.t
itxUi-e to many of tr frnli and acquaintance,
ho, 1 am happy to inform 'y ou, are ulng it with like
effect. Yery rei-pectfully. A.M. LA TT A,
Attoriiey and Colin lor at Law
Oaa f.aovt, S. C, Jane 34, Ml
Prof O.J. Wood: iVar Sir Your Hair KeUirtlt I
rapidly gainin: M.j.ulnty liathU conitnunity. I have tad
occa-iou to lay prejudice aT.e, and give your Hair Uemo
ratl. e a perfect let.
UuritiKtbe year IhM, I 11 ao onfirtnnate aa to be
thrown from my ulky airaici! a rock near tbe red aide,
from Lieb my head receivol a numt terrible lliw, cau
tng a great deal of irritation. bicb communicated to the
brain and eitrn.al urface oi the bead, from tbe etlect of
which my hair wa finally dtmyed over tbe entire mir
face of Ibe bead. r'rm l-e Urne I Brat di .covered it a
dropping, however, np to th time uf It total diap(ear
ance, 1 employed everj thing! cmld thli.k of, lieit.g 1 pro.
fei(nal matt niyaelf; aiid, a I tboorht undertaiidm( Ibe
nature of Ibe dieaje, tut finally defeated in every
prescription advanced.
Tbee and no Iber clrcunitir:rei induced me to reaort
to your worthy Hair ketora"ve. which I have every rea
son to tielive pniduced a ve:y bappy rentt; two montha
after tbe flrM application. I had at beautiful a bead of
young bair aa I ever a, for hkL I certainly owe ye
my moit Mi ice re rbanka. Il aured, dear air, I hat
lecomniend your remedy t . all Inquirer; morever, I
hall ue my intiuetire, wlticl! Datier niyaelt leaay, la not
a little. $
You can puMi-b thl if yt.f Link proper.
Youm, very respectful!;,
M. J. WKK.IIT. M. D.
Office of tbe JerTeriMinian, tbiitippi, Ya., Itrc. IS, M.
Dear Sir. I feel It my duty a well a iny pleasure, tr
atale to jou the following C,rutiit antra, wLich yon can
ne a ye think proprr. A vTOileman of tbU place, (a
lawyer,) baa been bald ever aincr bia early youth, m
much ao lLat he wa ronie!Ud to wear wig. lie wa
induced to ur a toitlr f ' tour "Ha!r ltralve,,
which lie liked very much; a & after uinc aoeoe two or
three botilea bia bair grew ort quite luauriatilly, and be
now baa a baiwimr bead nf bair. The renUnnan'
name I Bradford, and be ta vrry well ktiuwn In our ad
Joining countiea, many Jerol can testify to ibe tmth f
thia atatement; I gtve It to yJ at the reuet of t ad lord.
You can aell a great deal of yur Hair lU-iorarle m tbi
and the adloininjt countiea iXuw hate the proier arent.
Youra,Ac. THOMPSON M ki.H.NoU.
CHKaTr.a. 8. CAOth Jaly, 1J.
Panr. O. J. Woote rur tsJh: I take pieaaure In recre
meiidii'K your Hair hetcratit a a eacellei.t cure
for Kald head. My 100 w aa awffrrina: very much frumthia
diieae, and after froitia ifie t-ottlr, waa naite perfectly
well. I recomnieiitled it to ot' er who b1 diaeaoe-a of the
head, and in all caea it had te drairrd effect. You can
recommend it without fear ai? whw4 certain cure furat-ld
bead. Many other will rvrtj that tbi and many Mher
cae wa cured from tbe u-e f yivjr mt valuable Hair
fceatorative. bccttullr your.
GkOUiE McSLAlN.
The New Tork Day IVn a:
The maj'iritv of lia r S a.'i . Hair Dyea. Hair Tomca.
HairOil', arid the numlierlea preparation which are teyw
before ihe public under Urb extravagant, bypertM.ltcaJ
attd faiitaMic tillea aa we k para.led in aliow window
Card and newiaper bralirir. aa bair preparation, are
all humbug i the firt wate-; their real merit, when
they wwr.i any, I, that lley do no barm. HO;'1
LAkU, HHAI: OIL, LA till OIL, hVYIuKT OIL, acentod
and colored, make up, when beautiful wrapprrr axid
while tint glaa btil the ctliet character of took-;
and when tho costly are ha pt lied with Mte trtyllal le
term, and caught at by rerdart your g and old of U.rh
aeie. Such I not tbe char.arter of rif. Wwid'a Hair
fcatiretivc. Ihi tei.tleneueoe befurr the world wrth.
out any "bigbfalutm lih-t b' f.rium, or any other aa-touiyling-
or aiartlmg catrbp nr-y Imn; he almply ad
vertise a . i:eritir what It evpee-.. pre
cely and a a ke-tocauve it acta. liuy Prof. Wal'a
Hair litoralive; and, a you tlue your alp, aye. ynu
very brain, apply nothing elw; for it may be Oiatyow
will (ret torn wre 11 Stance than pert uined larf 1 nn
your crouanu Krtiarvnber. Woda knterauie lot the
hair 1 the bet article enrL"
rr wjll, t Trat1 rwocsea
RFSTOPE OKAY UAIR TO THE OF.IGINAL COLOl
Will make It rrow on Bald Heads
WiU restore the weturaj ecretiuaa.
Will remove at nee ail itching,
Will remove all Daa Injff,.
Will cure a'l ernptio't--ivW aid
Will make the hair oft and gU-7,
VYill make the old appear youiot Main,
Will preerv the eolor of hair t oM a;, 4
Will alway faaten it araf atop pa falling.
Induce of the beat toilet arjcU for the hair cw ta
IF TOUK nAnt W HARSH.
Ce Prof. Wood' hair reureUv
If yeurbair ia grey,
üe Prof. Wood' hair reeterattee.
f your hair I thia,
Ca Pref. Weed' hair reaiereUvw
If yon are bald,
Ue Pref. Wood' hair reatorative
If yeti have Dcrvocia headache,
Ca Prof. Wow4'i fetir retoraüv.
If yow want tethwowv eveewrwrlaeio.
kaatt the caecwUr of rtwC W wad taeJr r e
O. J. WOOD 'Cc CO.,
Ill narkel arret! Unli; liiOrvad
wear Sew rtte
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