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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
Defendant.

EOR THK SOLDIER.
wv. RANDOLPH. BOcxsnls
No. 12i Main Street,
Has for sale
osp Letter Paper 10 per qae. Also bet
ter quality, at q cts
Note Paper, ,Hh the Flag, At 30 cent? per qure.
Letter Note Envelopes s 10 end IS cts per bo1e Also,
with the Flag ~ c's
Pocket IrEs.ands with Pens Handle, 20 and 60 eta
Plain Portfolios PaperNoe size % Letter 10 cis Cap
10 cents
Pocket Map Of Virginia, si.25: by mall, si 30
Pocket Map Virginia. later date ana larger not col
ored S. mall 81 10. Same eoOred and g. Fame,
rollers IS
Buckhoits Held yortincations, &c. b0e
scienee OF War rs cts
Cavalry Out Post Duty, 81 cts.
Volunteers Hatusi si.50.
Volunteers Hand Book, 90 cts
Hsrdee's Tactics, ~. Is, or by mall, tl40.
hahans Out Post Duty, s1
Many good readable Books offered TO the scldes Without
price. lyl6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
NIOTICK.-I pe ..n. .ho ars .sndng selhng ana .apr

NOTICE. Pc who sending clothing and supplies
IN the field ues,ed 10 marx Distinctly The
package With mkrog Ink the mann u hs pdty Jor shOn IN
tRded hs Regisnto which he beon4t the ace Of de
nation Of the Qusernsser, At Richmond, TO whom the
railroad receipt should be forwarded by the hpae-
H. Many packages at tns Depo.s Of tbs Railroads In
Rctm 3nd With paper rubbed or %! eouse their desna
ton by the Qlarermast others areinperiec
iy marked, and cannot be lce5hh.d
H. Al articles deposited at IN Qlariernssers Office In Rich
moad for ship leit there before occek p NJ
iniure their thipEent on that day.
J. MAUaY GARLAND,
ani8 Capt and Asst Q. NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
RCHMoNp VA FRIDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 1861

.
AUCTION SALES.
TSsa pAY.
NJ DAVE DruPRES q 90.
' 's pss "; PS5P 1PS !. x G5 s
JH jyis ~ odi Eels,s Han, Msyo .aa r.alIln SIS.
BY y. h. sToKrs kuet'r.
n > yFGROES-Iv VIII tell THIS MOANING, ct Il ocioe'
30 twenty-five Likely Negroes :, ,,or,,
splT franklin, Sd door below Wall sreet.
BY rULLIAs co. Ano,,.
Ok NHGROEsws viii sell 3 IItsly NssrSms,so.d.y m s'n
20 O'Clock. fdLLlsn ga Z 9oa Ssi.s. nu'Ii,, Han
HB-Hos.s ssrvapn osois w..hsrs and for sails
privately, 1yl
MEDICAL CARD.
DIR. A. Y. p darnett,
YAyNG removed his resldsnee fon wssh,r ston o,,o
u Richmond win hereafter pursss ths practice Of bis prof
Gn I SAY aS sSss oTss n z.yorns,, door Meade
Bakers Drug store - mAs'-oun
INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HONE!
The VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
toPNCE CORNER or MAIN AND ELEVENTH srRRErs)
vssuRr ite pessons for NJ "a Ter tern years. and slaves
4 forene or rore (no. exceeding four) yesrs
Grants Annnes and Endosuens on The most equitable terms
reudaie the pocis o cur who be killed In
ieenee their hoses either by taxing up arms Q, BY sypa
every prudent BY them ought q, once TO cancel his
policy and insSre a. home
books containing necessary Information are furnished 81 the
'A''' - '"' SAMUEL J. HARRISON. President
j. ADAIR PLEASANTe, Secretary.
BLliA RuRwdIr 81. D., Medical Examiner.
J. b NoCAw, N. d., Consulting Physician.
EcsCOg b. HsATH, Legal Advifer. ys
C,uTr0N OsNA RURG.-l5o Bales Heavy oznaburs an
~ excellent substitute BAinR cotton, for sale BY
rucsi EDMOND DAVENPORT co.
nLACKRHRVY KRANDY-A, superior article. pre-
Il narsd and sold hy W PETERSON co.,
SuiN Druggists. 1ah Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
PARKE POENDEXTER,

ATT = r NE y It L AW.
RIcEmona CITY, Va.
WILL practice IN AL the held E ue City OF Rlehnond
w add he counties o, Ch-sLsracd henreo and PoShatan
Oce Of isth, Pearl And Main stess ever me
6scre % No.a .lkaE 4 %. S-1c-y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
DAVID q. g. CABELL,
A ATyHnRNEY AT LAW

R1crICE in Al the Courts Of the eonnties Of Nelson and
AuAsrsL he will attend 10 Rny lsH business entrusted &c
Az AiiTess rye aiveS warehouse p o. Nelson Co., Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
WALTER z. ROBERfsON,
ATTORN EY AT LAW.

EIUEMONO. va,
XxTIL practice regularly al the Courts held In the oiy Of
w Rchnond, and counties Of asnEeo chesterfield ana Aas
osss No Law BuItiag IsAakln Street de5-em
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
CAraNI PNTTESON.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILL PRACTISE IN TEX COURTS OF
BUCKINGHAM, NELSON AND AMHERST.
once buckingham q. n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06

TIVE YirsIna Fire and Mane Insurance Company, have
their on 10 helr building No 1885, Main stree
between the American ,tei and the Bank ef Virginia.
au2G AZ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
REMOVAL

SALT-ooO bagI Virginia sat receiving and for sale by
y Spite HARVEY,
au27-A Agents foT Manu- lcturers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
SADDLE TREE FACTORY,

NY description Pattern Of Trees made order. Also
N the Cavalry Tree used by the Tennessee troops
Also the best srt ,le OF Hickory stirrup..
Orders promptly attended 10. Address.
sILLs N. MACEy,
ku2G-lst Nashville Tenn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06

TIE PARTY AND POLITICAL ASPECT OF AFFAIRS.
The Pawtuoket (R ~ Ga1sts and CirO"iels thus re-
views the party and political aspect of the war question
:. 49, U,;,aA Ssstas.-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06

DEAS.-l0a bushes Black Peas, for sale
myps VIM n. PLEAaANTs
WOODS NoNTR CAROLINA FAMILY ROE
w HERRINGS
80 half bb OF n. O. Family Roe Hering Woods brand,
70 bhls OF N. O. Family Groes Herrinss Woods brand,
Sbbf. Of N. q. Family Cut Herrines, Woods brand,
100 bbk Of Family Plour that cannot be surpassed,
10 chests superior Green, dunposder and black Teas
5000 bushels Of Mn 0s such Bran, Brovnstun and bp
stuff
1000 bales Of Timothy and Glover Hay.
lO0 bales OF Oats,
100 Queen City Hans,
Wines Of the very oest quality.
For sale on the most reasonable terms BY
RoBT. A. DABNEY,
apis Oorner ~ Rrnsd and IN s" opposite Theatre,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
I. THOuPsON BTIOWN,

ATTORNEY at LAW. 80
WILL PRAoFlsE II The Courts Of Giles, Mercer Monros
w Montgomery and Puaa and VIII collect and remit pune
a .iv fer ali claims placed In hls hAnd1.
Post Once Giles Court House, Va UI-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
Law CARDS
Eg0oE.
KERFOOT Il WALLER,

NB-Prcupt attention 10 Collection Sad Land Claims.
REsszESoE-sAmasl NJ GeTAnd, Alaherst O H., Va; Iosn
1onpson Jr Amherst @ H. Va Garland Christian, lyneh-
bury Va Morley SPEED do Judge n. NJ Buriord, pslEs
feKas. Hon. n Y. DAsnsil, %. nh3O-dAcly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06

PRSEHsSSAONAEA NJ OaACh.
NxToOO IsOgjLDIN aud his WOOD BeULDlN, Jrr
w have united ~ pracuee OF the law The eoannes OF
OsaFlotis Halifax and Neeklenbuzg. -.
WOOD BOULDiH Jr, WOOD bOULDlN
Hs,hlssburg. county Charlotte nty
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06

ATTORNEY at LAW.
WILL PRACTISE Courts OF the City Of Richmond and
w County Henrco strict attention viii be yen TO Al en-
oess entrusted 70 ll " O1ee for he present. Win bis Ia
hsr w Grear southwest hAlr and 1thsts. esI-dy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $500, 90
RICHMOND, AUG. 1861.

WE have hand goods iri.abe for so ie rsnuf.'
w virginia, which purchased by the tenior
ner Of The Grm Of Alex k Gso have 10 store
ceived suitable for soldiers purchased Il Chsrsion
O., which Will be sold lsw according 10 qualify.
ALkX. HILL co i2I Msnf {.
p a-csrpet Bags yahee. also on hand. purchased In
Charleston o. o., BY
NIX A., III co,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15

pleely exhausted and threw myself upon the eITunI
where lay until morning; it was raining he .. ross.
the night In the morning assisted as moch =. H.
BILE in making comfortable my ieiioW -eJh .ha, The
Law In and abou. the house. / also fouhu VA lib
ground was covered for some distance inc
dead bodies and plenty Of Southern hsoes aa Tbass
and taking all yauables tbey S s0u,J when they were
buried by rnen from the Confederate Army: az tis
hospital remained doing good, as 'sa, nhsr
3lst of Jnly wien was marched WIZ tHen'y o'.ei
msersble beings 10 Manassas across Ite iei .
sOrchinc heat Of the burning sun distance ol een,
m;Ies oImos, at double quick time. On our arnVai
,ha,s va we're Immediately introduced to the Guard
Uonss a mean place, which then contained 4V men,
sIS;ers and citizens of Virginia. In this Clace we
staxe5 three days; then few of us were taken 10
hstn close by. where we remaned TIL Aug. b. Here
Twill Just gay that this place s strongly fortified Tor the
distance of seven eight miles, There are immente
teries rlaced every direction. They think cannot
be taken but think they are mistaken. On the 6tn
5 or of us were sent to Richmond. On our arrival
there we were taken to headquarters and were pro-
yided with boarding place. and told to report once
day. They gave us the liberty Of the city; but we
were not permitted to the other prisoners There
are two large hospitals, which are filed With our
wounded. am told by ladies that have visited
them that they we'll treated. There are also fonr
large tobacco warehouses at the lower part OF the
CITY, which are filled with prisoners and wounded.
The buildings visited yesterday. They are closely
confined; but in some respects treated WELL The
surgeons now Oh parole will probably give more sat-
isiactory report. In every respect is there much prae
due to Dr. Grswold and Mr. &. j. Murphy Of the 3cth
taking care and providing for our wounded. Mr.
Murphy has been laboring night and day with the
wounded in Richmond, and at all times has shown
himself TO be noble and useful man. WI NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15

rocI Ine little garrison can resist anything but fire
ana closed the door, which Is on the second story.
wooden forts are square In shape and are vssy
quilt OF stems Of trees On arriving In tbs
cy We leara that there has BEEN an interesting de.
es;xn Nongress and that tho opposition his n.
Government. thunder +torm, preceded by q dust.
storm, and followed by tornado WORTHY Of Roh;lcnnd
closes ihs day Major-GeDersl Fremont, who 4 here
rnand Of the Western Mississippi district to-monoV.
and am informed that on Friday morning q reper,S
advance will be made for a short march toward IT,
enemy Q pOsition.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15

william hesd. k1,
Gdwin Foster, foot
Marcus Ooyspt, head
Albsrt Y. Farmer. dead
Michael Dighos. prisoner.
Daniel BlsSshsrd, wounded;
!. NoGhnn arm smputated
William Edds, wounded
J.. Hays, wounded III
tapi. Leonard Gordon, wounded;
eerseant Aaron Bradshaw, wouhSe"
VIM Ensfeld, wounded.
Jas. Mitchell. wounded
Dsnl Sullivan, dead
John Brickley, dssd. o,xvs1
MAINE FOURTH REdlhbHt,
E.J. Barlow, wounded 10 arm
Chandler y. Perry. prisoner .h.,s
Iien, Chsrie, II Bid, wounded III been;
HsnYy A. HoIesp, wounded IN arm and 'ias'
=. w. Ellis prisoner.
5aeob sns1osnswt, wounded in head
Roscer Trout, wounded -.
G. D. Fernsld. arm snpnts,s@
Henry A Oelano, wounded
Geo w. Develly, wounoeo.
Horace II. Broollings woundeo.
Freeman Shaw, wounded
George " Anderson, wo0nheo'
Sol T. Walker. died 23d July.
NAME FIFTH REGIMENT
Wilbsrt Holland wounded.
II. y. Buzzel, prisoner.
3. J. Haskell, prisoner.
ii. NJ Stenson, dead.
u. L. Dunn, arm aDputatel.
WIN. Richardson, prisoner
MAINE THIRD REGiAhsf'
Horace Eun.er, wounded
III. X. Sowen, wounced u Ootii ies$
August Crosby, wounded In SIDE.
l. Ballard wounded In leg.
Atwood Crosby, prisoner:
stephen Russell, wounded IN ics
Joseph Grassy wounded IN sice.
BETH Hunt. wounded IN oack.
Thomas w. Monin. wounded
MAINE SECOND REGIMENT
II. L. Richardson, died aug. 4.
Henry u Perkins, wounded.
Joseph 5 p. Sperd wounded.
James &. Gilman, wounded.
Francis H1l dead.
James w. Withsm, wounded.
Reuben Snow, wour ded.
Y. w Jones, wourdsd.
II. NJ. Blslsdell. wounded.
A J. Gatehe, wounded.
q. W. Folger, wounded.
w. w. Wadley, wounded
Geo II. Barton, wounded.
Henrs N. Polla d, wounded.
J. ID. Hand, wounded.
Wm. ii. Severance, wounded.
Henry A. Holden. wounded
X. A. Monroe, wounded.
Era Billings. wopncei
X r. Snow, woundeo.
A. Strseos, wounded.
CONNECTICUT THIRD RrGlAENt
John Haskir, wounded In shin.
John II. Sieck, wounded.
Simeon Hsiih, eighty.
REGIMENT not GIVEN
Pichsrd P. Rowe, wourded.
Thomas ). Ptrker, wouI ded.
George bowdoin, wounded.
J. r. HRvwoo6, wounded.
George w. Gray, wounded
MISCELLANEOUS.
UF. Proctor, lst Ohio. wounded.
Martin Brown, I'd Michigan, wounded
M. Wallemoeber. I'd Michigan, wounded.
Cbas. f. Durwel. prisoner.
Tho Tne hin, IN leg
Johp Il Brown slightly.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15
TO THE PEOPLE OF EAST TENNESSEE.

~ AnE ICOTAE Or EAOI xENNESSEE,
Gen. F. X. Zocofer has been appointed Biga.
dierGeneral in the Southern army, and assigned 70
the command of the department Of East Tennessee.
He has just issued the following proclamation:
"In assuming command of the military forces Of
this DIVISION cannot forbear an earnest appeal to an
who have preferred the old Union no longer to rest
the recent decisions at the ballobox by overwhelming
maorilies of the people Of Tennessee. The military
authorities are not here TO offend ure the people,
but to insure peace their homes, by repelng inva
sion and preventing the introduction Of the horrors Of
civil war. Treason to the State cannot will not b
tolerated But perfect freedom Of the ballotbox has
and will be accorded, and mans rights, property,
or privileges shall be disturbed. All who desire pesos
can have peace by quietly and barmlessly pursuing
their lawful avccations But Tennessee bavng taken
her stand with ber sister States Of the South her
honor and safety require that no aid shall be given
within her borders to the Of the tyraDt Lincoln.
I'VE have asked Of the North recognition VI our
political equality, and have been refused. We have
asked for terms merely under which could enjoy
institutions, but Ia vain. Under such circumstances
the States Of Che South resolved submit no longer -
long repeated and vexaious intermedling with our
rights The North was deaf to Justice, because they
With terrific threats they moved great armies upon n
Those armies have been driven back, wi havoc and
CONSERVATION. Heaven has smiled upon the South
blessing her with rich harvests and heroic sons.
The North ia already shaken with pasy-her late
arrogant soldiers filed with apprebensioD- her late
boasted revenues dwindled to q stern necessity for
direct taxation. Can there be recreant OF Ten
neesee who would strike at their brothers while thus
struggling for Southern honor and independence or
who would invite the enemy the border, to inau-
gurate war and desOlation amid own fsir feldsf
There can be but few such. II any it were better for
their memory had they persbed before such dshonor.
Let not the Union Of the late contest the ballot
box among whom i personally know 20 many to b
patriotic and men, be carried along by excitement
or passion into 80 deplorable an extreme Though
differing upon the late political questions, an
Tennesseeans. For the honor and glory Of Tennessee
let us BE- heretofore shoulder to shoulder in battle,
or peacefully at home not sorrowing when victory
pcrches on the standards of Tennessee regiments
"F. X ZOLLICOFFER, Brig Gen. CommsndinGS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

Mothers, her
Soothing Syrup, for Children Teething
Which greatly facilitates the process of eething by soenng
the gums, reducing all inanmations-eil allay PAIN
aud spaSmodic action. and Is
To Regulate the Boi0eis.
Depend upon mothers it will give rest to yourselves and
Relief aud Heahh 10 your Infants.
We have put and sold this article for years. and
IN confidence aud truth 0 it, what have been
able TO say Of any other medicine-neEer has IL ied in
single instance when timely used Never did
know instance nf dissatisfaction by any who used
1t On the contrary all delighted with It's operations and
speak in terms of commendatisn Of its magical effects and
medical virtues We sIeak IN this natter what de- know
alter ten years eXpeIence and pledge reputation Tor the
iuhment Of what here dece In almost every instance
where the infant suffering pain and exhaustion, relief
administered.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription Of Of the
most experienced and Ehiiul In New England, and
has been used with never-failing success in
Thousands of Gases
Il not only relieves the child from pain but nvigoraes the
stomach and bowels eOTects aCidy and gives tone and en-
eIgJ to the whole system II will almost instantly relieve
Gripping in ihe Bowels, aud Wind COlic,
and o'ercou COMMISSIONS which n not speedily emedied
end In death. We belle, II the best and remedy In
% world In all Of bysentery and Diarrha in Children
HIei6er It arises from Teethng, any other cause We
would say every Mother who has child suffering from any
the foregoing complaints do not let your preudiees nor
The preudces OF others stand between you and your suffer
ing child and the relief that will be suTeyeE absolutely sure
TO follow the Of this Medicine, timely used Full di
econs for using will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the fac Emie of CURTIS PERKINS, New York. Is
on the outside wrapper.
For sale at HENDRY COPELAND's, Ashtabu'a.
PIncpsl Office, 10 Cedar Street. N Y Pnco only 25 ets
per bottle. 1yd63
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

NAVAL RESERVATIONS. The gentlemen oC
the Navy who thought 10 embarrasS the
Government by resigning their Offices, il
Rppers. have embarrassed themselves. Ths
Washington Republican learns TINT tn,
applications to get back into the service
from naval officers who had resigned from
various causes before the present crisis
including large number from the SOntA
exceed the current designations. Also
that the retired list conlHins many names.
which may be advantsgeously transferred
70 the active list. The navy is neither
embarrassed. or likely to be embarrassed,
by any want Of officers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

ARichmond correspondent Of the Charles.
con CoMrisr writes, "that by the time Old
Abe ia ready to invade Virginia with his
rag muiiins and N Y. short boys, we will
have zoe, 900 splendid natural soldiers in
Virginia 10 meet him candidly believe
they will prove equal to any 400 600 Of the
short stuff sent against them" IL Il very
kind In this writer to give us his candid
belief, but ss the only instance 10y which
we have any means Of judging, we can sim
ply refer to the valor displayed by Nir-
Riniaps when john Brown and few others,
not "natural soldiers" appeared among
them. aud to the more recent terror IN the
possibility that John Brown, Jr.. and n few
negroes, might land on the coast OF virgin
Ia from an unarmed vessel Boston AtiuS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

FARE OF Ross WINANs The probably fate
Of Ross Winans exctes much interest.
He is an old man, having a large circle of
friends, and one for whom a great deal Of
popular sympathy will be raised. 1t seems
10 be the general impression that, if he can
be imprisoned, heavily hued, and dsgraced
It will have better effect than if he should
be harged or his property con6scated.
Later intelligence says he has been pu'
upon parole.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

The Louisville Journal says: A gentleman
o. high respectabIIity has Just passed
through this city, direct from Charieston
south Carolina, where he has heen some
weeks de was an eye witness of the seige
Of Sumter, He says that it isa common
thing 10 hear the South Carolinians laugh
al the way they have fooled the Border
slave States. They seem now perfectly
satisfied that the danger has left lhei,
doors aud that for the future the Border
Slave States will bear the bruut Of III,
impending war Poor old Virginia.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25
THERE Is NOTHING ITS EQUAL
DIAL rs ALL NE CLAIM FOR IT!y
Mothers Try 1t

And tO you appeal, 10 detect the illness or decline not
only Of dauget before II he too late but your
and husband, for while the former from deicicy often
down U premature grave, rather than le their condition
Be known In se, the latter often mixed up with the
eSciteErni pines, that If it for yo. they
would rav el he downward sth until IL IL
% anest Il cir fatal fall But the mother is always vgilani
aud to you confidently appeal for your
falling affection will ureningy Ioint you 10 PROF. WOODS
HESToRAflEE CORDIAL. AND BLOOD RENOVATUR as
the remedy VII eli should Away hand in time
y. WOOD Proprietor, 4ii Broadway, New York. ~ d
I4 Market street st Louis Mo and sold By good nu
'owly5S3 HENDRY A CoPELAS1
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

The SOUTHERN MAILS The Washington
correspondent Of the World says: : All
lettes from the South which arrive here
show that they have been opened before
they were dispatched by the postmaster.
Nothing is permitted to leave the South
but business and love letters Perhaps
much valuable information is communicated
IN those of the latter class,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25
THE ONLY PREPARATION hay.
u log pioo's 70 strong and direct as 70
ExPEL THE DOUBTS OF ALL.

sntmeu judges, Editors Ph7sicians OF the oldest
rs a. St as neS, give Il their unqua fed sanction and
ssap aud hsin but all who have nsed II mite IN t,If ns
' WI prserve the lair Inm being gray And nom fais
| my age "A Wsl a. rrsiOre. Reai the following -
Ppoy O. ! woo,. OAK iROvE 3. c., June 2Ih, 1858.
rntSdy WOOD; Dear Sir Your Hair Restorative {,
oeeSs9s s,,'ang y, popularity this eommnpitv bvs ~
tive perfect tss use aside and give your Hair Restora-
from o%s NV % os year 1854 unfortunate a N h. ~
my head received most terrible Slo roadside from which
Snrfss ~ he bss5 IonmGRea'ed TO the bi ana sIE p
hna DESTROYED over the entire surfee Of & my hair was
time Of is toS Ssnrsa,ona rs HonE however M 70 i'm
mink o., being professional man myself and a. could
1as5 % tns nature OF the disease but sss &
These and other circumstances induced me 10 rs,o, .
.oIy iaI hestorallye which have every reason 10
Seneye produced very happy Iesult two months after t
hrst application had az beautiful head Of young bslr ~
bspks " Rest e S@a9 ss,SIe Certainly owe you my most sincere
nedy 10 all inquirer moreover, shall my influence
which ! hatter my self to say, is not little
You gan publish this II you think proper.
Yours very respectfully, NJ. J. WRIGHT, Il d.
ohce Of the Jefersonian, PLllippi, Va, Dec I2sss.
Dear Sir - feel It my duty well my pleasure u stat
thhk proper gentleman Of this place. lawyer-has beer
o1d ever since his early youth so that he was com
Hair Restorative which he liked very much and afsr sinS
some two or three bottles his hair grew out nIuranty
L Bradford and he very veil known 10 our sdioiDinS
counties many persons testify the truth Of this
bi'e ~ ~ request OF Mr. Bradford
An sell ge9 deal Of your Hair Restorative u this and AL
J'iang eoontlsa " you have the proper agents
iours' Sss THOMPSON sURGHNOR.
A noob Dear Sir Permit 70 express the obl,0.
IN unoef or the entire restoration Of nv hair o H.
=, sGer about the time Of my snivAl 10 the u stass
80. ~ ~ oeemng gray, but upon aDplieation M
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25

To THE PoIST-At the late session of
Wyoming Cnferencs, the following suhsti-
tuto was offered aud passed, instead of a
resolution TO adopt the report Of last year
on slavery:
Whereas, Divine Providence has taken
the work of emancipation into his own
bands, therefore,
ResOlrsd, That we stand still and see the
salvation Of God.