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RAILWAY MATTHIAS.
OF PASSENGER rrains.
stephen eIrard,r RuIe.

81 have always considered advertising, literally
and long, to be the great medium Of success N bual-
ness, and prelude to wealth. And have made u
nvariabie rule, too, to advertise in the dullesI
times long experience having taught me that money
thus spent is well laid out; as by keeping my busi-
hess nually before the public, it has secured
me many sales that would otherwise have lost
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WIgsall's speech-Dr. Tn0rnweh o.
-.tf s.la state M the Country.

= We are publishing aiarge number OF hali-Snee'
Extras, containing Senator WIGFALLs speech N
reply to Gov. JOHNSON, and THoRNwEIAs article
on The State of the Country y, = 7 I.
County Committees and others desiring copies
will Isend in their orders .-..l ~ Is. ss..a
+ Price, 81 per hundred at the office, or 81 per
hrndrod nostsge maid If
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olive Rr. Enc,Imnnnent. Nc.A.

Meets and 81 Wednesday nights In each month Ocerl
r II McRwin, o r; John Hide, II p; II Hail. sW,
Laken, J "; Lesneur, Scribe; Cutter, Treas
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Meets every Cd and 4th Wednesday nights 0f6cer &c
geferls, o p; Tom Coleman, II p; A r Jones, V; D
sanford, J W: P Phillips scrbei j. Ward, Treas.
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RIRs. WuNsIOW

AN experienced and female physician, has soOhin
Syrup children tsethng which greatly acitt the process
Of eethng by sofening the gums reducing all inamnation-
VIII asy all pain and is regulate the bowels behd
upon mothers viii give rest 70 yourselves and relief and
health to your infants Perfectly safe ii ell casss See adve
tisement In another column. $50 a oct9s-lys
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RidgeIy Encampment, MOL,

Aurora Lodge No. les, GERMANY
Meets every Thurrdsy night. ofcers Altneyer, g;
Lehman. q; Rich, sec'y; Geo Sefere, Treas.
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| For RESr-A desirable suit of rooms in the
| Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
| office. t... -." -.. deczy-u
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YTlnnIaasIa !.

So -
~ Il frof wcefs saverRssasnt in 0uf
80 ~ q 81 s'a v-Tzan4 zaq,fg Al
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Lou1syrrLE, April 3.--The river Is rising VITA
feet 8 inches water in the canal.
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The Gallatin Spring Races commence on the 2Olh
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RELIABLE INSURANCE.

and ali good Druggists In he eitJ.ss
= lsil 8 81 :. ..iI,a y Icy 4 > 3
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Meets every Tuesday night Officers Of present term
Crsnshaw, G, Nicho G; John Hide, seey. Thomas
Marshall, Treas.
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K Dark, Glossy, and
LuXuri1ut HAITI
HOW! r.. a
by using emstreets bsinstGb Restorative Dont
a,vthin0 aIse on veur Head u ss4SSa2s =
Price SOC and 81 per bottle ,sod everywhere
Is v3 W. Z. HAGAN & co., Proprietors, Troy, MI, ]
c See en- advertisement hesded, ooys
az orros-lvdtv&w
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!. o. 0. F. DIRECTORY.
Trabue LodgeNo. ma
Tennessee Lodge, MOL,

Meets every Monday night Officers OF present tenn n
Rains, @; Tom Coleman, G Campbell, sec'y; l.
Hitchcock, P S, T Phillips, Treas.
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SPRISG CLoTHlNG.-Messrs THoNA d RowAN, on
College street, nearly opposite the Sewanee Hotel,
have just received a large and handsome stock of
Spring and Summer Clothing, which they are pre-
pared to make up for their customers in the most
fashionable STYLE at prices to suit the times Gen
tlemen wishing anything in their line would do well
to give them call. march3-dlm.
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hi. q, appetite, Is wish that none sp
ecia ot @ hst that have neither the nor The 9TH
- HOY sn5 Hfs in vogue sdays 70 rsase an
ana ~ grbtfisues, p IN ,oIln, ~
alike dangfrus r htaf throw the systcm nso me one.
srse s1e N e Tia. man Il yossc man M me-
not So holfasfs, 81 II WIKI W II his
Elf1f "a avefll mic and restorative, snc al.sL
Ees8ffzti@E Tone q Leaves y IN se.ssay asa
vigorous ose151 Sold - <spectahe druggAts ,noes1
cut fae Bnef efk54 ana can11si HKtdHx co.ss ois
her qFlsSpsf lsM eioa n-isitsis3 I.
eel6 alas ~ al IN 5shvle.' 3 g95s.s - s9
splt dtB&Hlm ees% i5A1aaessi &c 49,. - :
DAK.EEY,s MAGICAL PAIN ExTHACT y y
verdict America has been unanimously n syo
Ofis sterling alissatos o. hnan IN Az parts oI
world, introduced SoFhvith eyey
ether appliance epecies Of Wound soe
ontaneous disorders Is also q eva resa To- ~
the greatest sse any medicine I'd the world soi9 ~ ne PIN
cpaldsputs n Brosarzy, Y, and Chartress stee NeH
Orleans, by WRIGHT co. General Agents iso By AZ
druggists and mercnants aa5ba79 q Esaoar lEs
aps d&Wlm. 800 Il vtsy,lT-i,s ..
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q Review q the Nashvills Market.

@ Review OF the Nashville Market 80
syu saJpNS WEDSrsDAT Evt Srss, Aps1 3, 1861.
c0TT0N-rhs demand continues good with Light offerings,
and sales amount to IS bsesas fOOws baIs
axe ssssie % at SK9lIc and 81 at Exc The later vas
superior article and commanded fncy price. Wequo
Inierfof ....'.'' 9 :
Gsed Ordinary q
ISa IssaiS
Good Middling ...il <9lIX
ToBAcCc-Mr A. HAMILTON sold II bids to-day At the fol-
lsving prices e5. so, IS, 50, $780, 90, 80, 40,
IS So Sos, IS, ssi4 50, 90, 90, and3 20. We
Isf., err,
Lugs, 93
Ia la ny
Leaf, misunderstanding. eDSx
Trade continues quite dull in other Departments without chang
in prices as la SEQ
rats 4qeFf@ Foreign Markets. FsEI -
LIvrsroOL, March 23Psr &sasr 4mericG-Ths sales Of
5000 bales and exporters bales, All qualities sd
vanesd l9sId middng and lower qualities advanced most
baes closing arm. The following archie authorised quotations
Fair "a. Mid
Fair Mobile I'D Mid Mobile
Tsir Uplands. Mid UplandA.
Stock at Liverpool sa5OO hes of which 73s 900 bales ar
American. D
Hewst say qualities improved "a closing bueyape
Manchester sdvics unfsyorable, ne market bsng
oI@92 for money and 5a92X for sccsunt
HAvRE-Sales OF Cotton week $1,000 bales New Or
leans Tres Ogdindire 9ef. Market advanced 2la3f
The Bankof England reduced its tate Of discount to per
cent. r.H -ga Fss
LATzsrLKRPool, Saturday March 23-Sales Of Cotton to-
dag faes, Of which spectators exporters 60o
bales Hewitt q Co. the market closed firm under me
Adratcs news. ~ az = sSeff-
BreadsAss quiet but arm oonsOs 9sl5s for money and
921s for aEcount. ss11sFssFft ~
There be no sAEsy steamers till April 9th. - Il
Market kseportss
CEARLEsToS, Apri l-sales Of Cotton to Day IT,.
prices ranging 1910 Is cents. Ihe market MIA
MosLz, April 1.-saes Of cottsn TO day lsoo ~,
dlings Al 2 cents, There coed dsnAnos anu VIC
E.ag9 FROM washiagtonss
WAsHNoroS, April 3-Mr. Ella, Of the Treasury
Department has gone to Mobile on Government d
nanciai business. sisssaR
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WAsHISdroN, April 2. "A proposition has been
made by the Baltimers and Ohie Railroad, and IL
under the consideration Of the Postofiee Depart
ment, to change the schedule time 30 "a to secure
the affiFsis Of She mails at Washiogsoa and the
South earlier than now. Similar advantages are
20 be secured to the West. The change Is to take
e &c % the 18th inst, provided the Southern lines
arrange Accordingly. s..,.. = .
Gen. Iane, juss previous to leaving New York FOR
the Pseiic, wrote 70 q friend here, {" am oot Of
politics. but shall continue to stand BIZ the right
I viii urge the Democracy Of Oregon to adopt the
Consa1on Of the Confederate States rs their plat
farm esegssaz ~ 49,
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- cosRzcrIox.-In copying the Texas advices last
n;oh+ ono line was left out. 1t should read-as
r.. sqviees state tlat Col. Ford Is reliably in
s.-sa5 from Matamoras that General Ampudia
I;.h 0oO Mexieans are sixty miles off marching
~ -, Rrownsville Ampudia dispatched expresses
ia, Iaesrds and handbills announcing that Texas
tightly belonged to Mexico &ey &c. ! -
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2 10 TRAVELLERS By 8 sRA AND LAND.

HOW -
BY weeks OF the Magnolia BalnI PERFECTLY har.
iess but elegant AID essctuol preparation. SIS
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold everywhere 11sd Z
So w HAGAN &c CO., PrOprisOrs. Troy, N. 7. :
- fsb24-d6rw3ms t.sss3 ,ssbssf -
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ID 'Frr ''f StOck fer sale, -- cd
JOHN WHoRLEY, 81 South Market Street, Ofiera for
sale $4,000 worth of Stock Cal and see him
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
Noon Dispatches.
Progress az the War for ths I hsoI
The Grand Army nj Bufi's Rnn.
Preparing to sssheil out'' the Rebels

BUIL's RrS. July 10. ar. N--From care
inquiry careful inquiry AID personal ol,serya
tom. the number Of wounded on the FEEDER
ri side amounted to sixty. and the killed to
forty. There has been no more firing.
The cOnfederates are still ia possession ei
their principal battery.
With -ps glass. large bodies 81 conieder
ates were seen moving at right AMI left. appa
rently finding their base line of operations.
and not retreat'ng
Batteries are beng efeslel slsVur side.
commanding theirs. which arc ~ suhS;an
tial character
The indications are that there vsl slut be a
general forward NOV enent he re sunday
morning. unless the enemy shall .oVo.o one.
This afternoon an order Wa fc,ciVed to
the troops under Gen McDo~ ell. both at
Centre,ile and Fairfax Court iionsc. pro.
hibitng theft of ever, descrp.l ion and en-
joining respect for persons and property, ami
stating that the heaviest penalties vii he VI
tied on them for m Infringement 81 this or.
der. also that soldiers will not al an, time
constitute themselves Judge ol the acts OF
Souiherners All rumors Of fighting 10 dav
are untrue
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
CONGRESSIONAL.
XXxyIl coSoRrss-ExrRA sss..os.

W,sHISoToS, July %
SrSArf MIR Hale offered resolution
that the Naval Committee be esn powered TO
inquire into the surrender of the NAVY Yarls
at Pensacola snd Norfolk. with power 20
send for persons and papers. Referred ~ the
Committee on Naval Affairs
Mr. Johnson. of Tennessee intro.inced
bill o. provide for the transportation II arms
and munitions Of var u loyal citizens in tho
States noW ia rebellion. and Go provide for
organizing them into regiments. Se He
aid thai the lavaI citizens in those States felt
that the Government was hound e. protect
them against invasion aud Instruction -
Referred 20 the Committee on Militlr, AZ
fairs.
Mr. 1umbull introduced bill 10 provide
for the holding of the Circuit District Courts
during the temporary insurrection. Referred
o. thu Committee on the judiciary
The bill providing io- the construction of
one OF more iron clad war vessels ws- lsii
over.
The resolution approving The acts OF tic
President was taken NJ
Mr. Latham spoke ani alluded To his
friends Breckenridge. Bayard aud Others
Who charged the President with violating the
Constitution. but not a Word in condemnation
fthosc Who openly trampied the Constitution
under foot tie said whatever necessity 10
quired the President o. do 90 enforce the Law
and the Government. Wa right and proper:
even though he might have committed an in
fraction of the authority delegated 10 him
but lac would not sanction the suspension Of
the wrii Of Habsas Corpus in Maryland. be
cause he thought that State showed her allie
glance b, sending her members 10 Congress,
suspension there. except IL was evident that
the Judiciary of the State WAS disloyal. No
man doubts the loyalty of the Chief Justice
He thought an increase Of the army not war
ranted bs tie eNgences of the case. He
could not. therefore sanction the act, but in
regard 60 the blockade of the ports, a su--
pension of Habeas Corpus in Florida. and all
the other questions encountered IA the reso
luton, he gave the President his most cor
dial support. and he would say here. as the
representative Of sovereign State Of loyal
people. il the President had not exercised
these POW err he would have voted 10 have
him mpeachei unfit and unworthy of the
place he holds Mr. Latham closed with an
eloquent declaration. that whi,over happens,
his own state will stand firm nv the Union
Mr. Rice said hc wished to endorse all
that had been said by his friend from Cali.
fornia
On motion OF NJ. Johnson. OF Tennessee
the subject was postponed ill Monday.
After Executive Session. the Senate I'D
journed
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
The Rebel Account of the Affair al
Bulls Rnn-Opcrations of the
Nays.

LOUISVILLE. July 2l.-A special TO the
Nashville Union. from Manassas. OF the l-;n.
SAWS at the fight nj Bulls Run. Beauregsrd
Commanded in person. The enemy Vas re
pulsed three times ia great cOG.usion and
los
The Washington artillery of New Orlean,
with seven gene, engaged Shernsn- fifteen
guns. and after making the latter change 20.
sition hst-cn times, silenced them and forced
them 10 retire from the field Large guam
titles Of rms were taken. Our loss j. ri
fling. Maj r. Harrison and two pIi,ases We're
killed. capts. Dulany. Chelman and three
prisstes wounded
4 Federal officer ga high rank VA Killed
and seven hundred dollars in gold taken from
his body
The report Of the tack Of the battery ~
Cape HstterAs by tie steamer Wabash, H.
confirmed. IL j. also si-fel that an attack
had been made on Oregon Inlet. and the
rebels dispersed by shells.
Commodore Mcrvin transferred hi- peu
nant 10 the Colorado on the 18th.
The Knoxville Wing withdraws the name
Of Trigg and hoisis tina; Of Polk for Cover
nor of Tennessee.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

CrStfR,iLLL. July u We have euccess
fully outnanked the enemy Al half past
txo this morning tho various regiments bout
Centerville were formed for merching. at
three IN the morning. In the direction Of Per
rvvile. leaving Bulls Run Ia the lett.
SIX o'cIocg The first run was fred by
the 30 FOUNDER Rifcd Cannon sent ahead 10
batter the masked batferies that might &c
encountered ON the way There was no re-.
ply from the enemy and tho advance moved
on.
Al Gen Mellow I'll : head quarters. three
miles bevond Center,ille the greater part Of
the army moved a. the right 20 avoid a bridge
some distance beyond, aid 10 have beer un.
dermined. ts,ey will pass over on ponions pre-
pared hg Capt Alexander II the engineer
corps, and who has inspected the country
infinitely on previous Reconnaissance and 20
whom in great measure the plan OF the cam
psign i due
! A general battle y expected ic.,ia, OF TO-
morrow. and which will probably decide the
fate of the whole caInpai,n 81
II Johnson has rot yet formed junction
with Hesuregardi b. r1li he entirely cut of
! by this movement. Crown back uron the
| rnountains, his army uttcrl, demoralized and
probably fall into the hands Of Mcclellan
vho IL advancing beyond the Blue Ridge, and
! " he has formed junction with Beauregard
4 u cpens our communication with PATERSON
| column, and thus reinforced ihc Federal army
cn crush cut all opposition. II we are driv.
/ en- back tile army can retreat on Centerville
On keep uron communication " Oh Washing.
ton: II Beaurcgart remains where he /. Nj.
! ,mmunicasion in the rear Is endangered and
Manassas being situated in the apix Of the
Triangle. formed by the Railroad. a move
nent In his rear would destroy his communi
cations With Richmsnd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
Captain stewart Dragoous stirring
up the Rebcis---Tacir First Victory.

To Gov Mosros ON PEisArE SECRETARY
Hearing that there we're marauding bands
OF rebels inies.ing Jackson county. in the
ncighborhooi Of Ripley. dispatched Capt
X. K Stewart of the Cavalry company. II
taehed 10 INV regiment. on the 10th inst. e.
clear them out lie has just returned with
i've prisoners and four horses taken from the
rebels He reports that when about fifteen
mie' out from Ripley. on the Big Sandy.
near Vert county. his advance guard came
upon a BODY OF rebels entrsnchei in house.
'.hey Immediately fired upon our advanced
quart. when the Captain charged upon them
with his reserve. killing three ofthem. one
Lieutenant of Capt. Phelps cavalry company,
and taking five prisoners. The rest escaped
in the woods. One OF our men. belonging TO
company X. under Lieutenant Colonel vii
der. now in Vert county VAS shot in the
hip by Secessionists in ,mhush. No other
Casualties.
Nv regiment has orders Ia proceed To
Huttonsvills ~ soon can get Wagons
and horses MILO =. RASCAL.
Col commanding at Parkersburg.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

We are permitted to make the follo~ing
extract from private letter received FROM
one Of the soldier. in Company G. Eleventh
Regiment
MAsrsssUse. Va. July IL. l-6l
Ne left Cumberland last Sunday about
O'Clock T. NJ. and marched most all night
and 80 on. until night before lsst. when We
arrived here after ~ O'Clock. and sncamp
81 in the street
Yesterday morning se took quarters on a
hill south Of the town. where NE VIII -ias un
ii the column moves forward towards Win
hester OF Richmond Madame kemor -1ys
there are encsmpsd at the above places. about
s1ty thoasan: rebels. There are a-o said
% oe some sixteen thousand al Bunker Hill.
shich 10 about eight miles fron. ~ Their
packets killed tao men of one OF the New
York Rsginenss Our men killed three o.
theirs IN return There are no- about nf,y
i've thousand men here, aud such sight no
one ever saw before IN this eoantr, There
are some forty seven regiments. averaging
eleven hundred men each. besides the regu
lars We have one battery of 81 guns on
our right. all rin~i lspounjer- he.;des a
battery Of thirty guns on the north .sde of
The to~n. ~berc Oen Patterson has hi. head
quarters | never kne- What i "a. TO -es
az army until | -a~ Gen Patterson tented
held. /" this morning. shen l A~oke-handre,i-
81 tents scattered all over the country for
milss srosnd the tosa. What cAR the reb
90 - with such army. The day before
we arrived here. dag Of truce came into
they -osld lsy down their arms or not Gen
amp asking twenty day. To consider - h-she r
Patterson, I arm told. gave them Eve dave -
The time u up on SUNDAY. an .lso told
that they have lefs Winchester and Bunker
Hill AMI gons further south. How true IL =
d. not know sm also told that t.s
thoa-snd Of them informed Gen. Patterson
that they ill lay do~n their arms a, sss, time
thew are assured Of his protection. which. Of
course. he viii ID immediately man D,
ths nAms q Ward. cane into camp ,s .ss,
a4,. from the rebels. from .hom he had de
serted. lie SAYS there are srv amount Of met
that vii DO the same thing Il the, al
gel chance \ mar ~ho vas taken At "a,
aghs Oh the ~ Of this month. had gun tia
cas- loaded 9Th nine balls Anosher hsa
Is.d rsn Ia the labs ~ his gan.
I oil give you one incident b. -hos vo'
ho~ nao-t OF he r.bels -osld Ike - cons
over 10 oar -ide I, happened fs~ dsy
so Oar pieket 80 stsSionsd on The BAN
Of the river. their pieks, ~. right DEPOSITS
Our called n them. saving that II they .oai
lay down their arms he ~ould mss, shsr
half "a, They DID 90 .sd both ~aded int
sAe nrsr uasil thev me, and shook hand. :.
They aid thes kne- they -ere doing ~ron.
and would not Gre single gan: that the, hs
been prcssed INTO the service AMI oosld nc
- osf. Thls 10 s4sd % he = fact
CAPT xlssos arrived Asrs lass ssshs l
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

PRosasIr MURDKR.-Two brothers- in law
named James Role AMI James Cess. the lat
ter Of whom lived on The west aide of the
river. opposite the Island. and between whom
an old grudge existed. had collision abOu,
nine o'clock on Saturday night. in which Role
cut Gess ia the bowels with knife. wound
ing him. il 10 supposed. fatally About one
O'Clock the news reached town. when sheriff
Conner. with officer Purdy. vent in search Of
Role. whom they found At the house Of his
brother Ia Law. on tae line Of the T. 4 c. K.
R. near where il crosses the canal. tie Vas
brought 10 the city. and sas committed. Ss
Justice Pepper. t. jail TO await examination
this morning Both parties are aid 20 have
been under the influence OF whisky
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
Night Dispatches.
Calling in the Rebel Outposts-La.
t.-r from the Graad Army.

SPECIAL INA
wvsnseIoS. July 20--Gen Patterson r.
10 be superseded by Banks. under orders
from headquarters.
Gen Banks is transferred from the War
Department Of Annapolis TO that OF north
eastern Virginia. and il TO h. succeeded IN
the commafd at Baltimere by Gen. Jno 4
Dix
4 steamer has arrived from Fortress
Monroe bringing intelligence that there are
no rebels az Acqms Crock or Matthias Point.
They have all gone To Manassas 70 assist IN
the eJsnd battle with the Federal army
We have intelligence from Bull's Run up
20 o'clock last evening. and from Fairfax
10 O'Clock this morning
The fighting had not been renewed except
nv picket guards. who were very near the
two armies, only part Of ours being on the
ground Of the battle Yesterday and last night
and the enemy within their entronchments
on the other side of Bull's Run.
Gen. TYLER made a general reconnoisance
YESTERDAY hut made no discoveries worth
noticing
Night before last FIVE Federal troops Of a
New York regiment. near fairfaA. captured
eleven Sece-sionists. Last night. eleven more
prisoners we're taken by some OF the klev
cnth Massachusetts, Regiment. slso a mail
bar containing one hundred and fifty letters.
The largest house in Centreyills ha' been
burned down: the neighbors say - ~ss set
ON hr. by the owner himself
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

QvAcs Nosrxrn--Tss majority II hair ~ssbss.
hair dyes hair touics hair os the nunAeress prep.-
rsuons Which before the public uns~r sue.
exravsgsnt. hypertoliosl aud fantastic titles
paraded w sbo~ window cards. snd Newspaper
headings. hair prepsrsiioos. all huinbuss ~
the hrs; ~sssr; their real m-rt ~ben they pos-~s.
any. Is. that they Do % hara. Hogs lard. whsL
OIL lard oil. sweet CAL scented and oclored make up
when IN beautiful wrsppsra. ,ni white flint sisse
bestl.s. the oostic-t shn.o,~r & ,anso, and When
thus costly. are hspsei with som. r-syIlahle term
and caught at BY vsrdans yosng and o.i a bo,h
ca such 10 not ths character cf Pref Woods HAIR
Restorative This gentleman before the world
~ithou, any high fslutin" Nilorhlosorium, s a..
other astounding snd,,srtns oatch penny term. by
simply sdvertisss a Hair Rsstorauve-,hst Il "a
presses. prcciscly-and a Restorative Il acts By
Prof Woods Hair Rsstof stivs. aud you alus yau
scaip. aye. yoar very brains. apply ncthng else &c
~ may ~ that y-u 700 will get substance
than psFfarn~i lard I'll your erspiusn Remember
WOODS Restorative for the hair ths lssl srsose
tant ,,nSdw;n