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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-22
The Original Anu-sIavory AEitators.

The Original Anti-SlRYeFy AEttalors.
There is not q man living who wishes
more sincerely than do to see plan
adopted for the abolition ofslavery.-EGeo.
Washington, April IL, 1886. l5-
THE scheme, my dear Marquis, which
you propose as precedent to encourage
the emancipation of the black people in
this county from the state of bondage in
which they are held is q striking evidence
OF the benevoleuce Ofyour heart t"-EWash-
iueton to Lafayette, 1893.
''it is the most earnest wish Of America
to see an entire stop put forever to the
wicked, cruel and unnatural trade in
slRves."-Meetiug at Fairfax, Va, July
18th, l774, presided over by Washington.
~ tremble for my country when reflect
that God is just. Bis justice cannot sleep
foreVer."-[ Jefferson's Notes on Slavery
in Virginia, 1882. aas 500 80 ir. =
"The King of Great Britain has yvaged
cruel war against human nature itself, vio-
lating its most sacred rights Of life aud
liberty, ia the persons of distant people
who never offended them captivating them
and carrying them into slavery in another
hemisphere, or to incur miserable death 10
their transportation hither."-IJe g
Original Draft of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence.
''After the year 1900 of the Christian Era,
there shall be neither slavery nor iuvolun-
tary servitude in any Of the States" (aIl OF
the Territories then belonging to the Uni
ted States III Jetferson's Ordinance of IT.
81, unanimously approved by Congress and
signed by Washington.
"We have seen the mere distinction of
color made iu the most enlightened period
of time, u ground of the most oppressive
dominion ever exercised by man over mat y
II James Madison.
Awe have found that this evil has proved
upon the very Vitals of the Union, aud has
been prejudiciAl to all tie States in which
1t has existed.-L James Monroe.
"The tariff was only the Pretextaud dis.
union and Southern Confederacy the real
object. Tue next Pretext will be the negro
or slavery question: Andrew jackson, ,
May. 1898.
"Sir, envy neither the heart nor the
head of that man from the North who rises
here to defend slavery on priuciple."-
John Randolph of Roanoke.
"The people of Carolina foru, two class
es, the rich and the poor The poor are
very poor; the rich who have slaves 10 do
all their work, give them no employment.
The little they getis laid out in brandy, not
in books and newspapers; hence they know
nothing OF the comparative blessings Of
our country, or of the dangers which
threaten iti therefore they care nothing
about it."-CGen. Francis Marion to Baron
DeKalb. saafl.a ~
$50 long as God allows the vital current
to flow through my veins, will never,
never, never, by word or thought, by mind
or will, aid in admitting one rood of free
territory to the everlasting curse Of human
bondaGe."-[ Henry Clay. '7- ,aao.
Alludiug to the time the above sentiment
was uttered, Thos. H. Benton says: "That
was proud day. could have wished
that ] had spoken the same words speak
them now, telling you they are his, and
adopting them as my own"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-22
REsoLrrIoH-No. e..

Joint Resolution to amend Section seVsnty-ssysu oi
IAN Act 70 provide Internal Revenue 70 support
the aoTefnment and TO pay Interest on the Pabhe
Doht,' aud for other PuTPosas.n
Resolved BY The Senate and Houss Of RePsossata-
tVes Of the United States Of America in cougru
sembled, That section seEenty-seVen OF an act enf
tied 'An act 10 provide internal revenue 70 support
the government ADD % pay interest on the Pablio
debt be, and the sam6is hereby, amended BY strf-
king out the word May, and inserting sAngusts'1
Sec. ?. And belt further resolved, That All the
sections Of an act entitled SAn act 10 provide Inter
nal raVenne 70 support ths Government and 70 pay
Interest the public debt which require any mat
ter or thing 70 be done on or bere ths hrst day
July or August, eighteen hundred and sixty-two,
shall be % amended and changed that aid natter
or things may be done or before any other day
In the year eighteen hundred and sxtytWo not later
than the first day OF October eighteen hundred and
eiGty'IUO, which may be nXed aud determined upon
by the sseFgtary Of the freaslEy II IN hs ludgmeut
later day should be hxed inorier % put id act
into raetical operation, and all parts Of Id act ay-
ing reference 20 the d dates Of the FIRST days
~ and August, eighteen hundred and sxty-tWo shall
be taken and construed as having reference 20 the
said day which may be 30 hxed dsteFmined upsn;
Provided, That the Secretary Of the Treasury shal
give pub!ie notice Ofths day fixed and determined
upon, In sncl manner as he may deem eGpedient.
Approved, July II, 1882. atI r-f ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-22
REsoLrrIoH-No. 81.

Joint Resolution requiring the Superintendent Of
Metropolitan Police 10 Pay over certain Moneys
collected for Zines and Penalties 10 constitute a
Contingent Rund for certain Purpose
Resolved BY the Senate and House Of Roprusnnta-
tVes OF the United States Of America IN Congress a.
sembled, That tho superintendent Of MetripoIs-
tan Poeo ofths District Of Columbia shall pay over
all such moiieys - may Be paid 20 him under the
payment OF dues and penalties collected by or paid
tile justices Of the peace In the District Of Columbl
nnder the acts Of Congress, anproy0dtho third and
hfth AuguEt eighteen hundred and EEtyona, and fOT
other purpose 20 the treasurer Of the board pi
said Metropolitan Police, in whose hands the same
contingent fund" TO be disbuFred nader the order
and fr such purposes As the said board ofPoeo may
direct. l- .l E71T17>
Approval, JULY 16, 1854. alir.rl gl -.s ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-22
REsoLuTIoN-No. 60.

Joint Resolution rendering the Thanks Of ConRr,s
70 Captain Andrew II. POote, ofthe United State.
Navy. Fl
Resolved by the Senate and House OF Representa-
tiyssof the United States Of American Congress a.,
semb'ed, That the thanks OF Congress be, aud
the same are hereby, rendered TO Captain An
eminent services and gallantry at Port Henry FORT
DOrelson, and Island No. Ten, while In command Of
the naval forces OF the United States. p 2
AUD be It further resolved, That the President Of
tho United stAte be, and he s hereby requested Il
transmit certified copy ofthe foregoing resolution
to Captain FOOte. l
Approved, July 10, 1852. ...| ta
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-22

Resolution in relation to the Law Of Prize.
Resolved by the Senats aud HousS OF Representa-.
tyes Of the United states Of America in Congress As
sembled, Thathereafter all moneys arising from the
sale OF property under the prize laws Of the United
States whether under inteTiocutory hnat decree.
shall be paid by the Arahal into the treauTy Of the
united States for lfekeePing Immediately amer the
day Of sale, instead OF the registry of tha court le5
the costs and Disbursements sworn to By the
marshal and taxed by the court and every clerk Of
United States court now having any such moneys 10
hand shall Immediately pay the same into the treas
ury ofthe Unted States less the eosts and dsburss
nents TO be to and taxed Aforesaid and up
ON final decree Of condemnation restitution, &
shall be theduty Ofthe Secretary OF the Treasury,
and he Is hereby authorized to pay over the same
uPon the order Of the proper court and more shall
bs retatned by any clerk nom money received and
paid over by him under THE resolution ~ eOmmis-
sion or otherwise, than one per csntum upon the
INST one thousand dollars in each case. and One0uTth
Of per centum the excess above that sum- not.
however, to exceed two hundred and my dollars in
any case.
Approved, July Il, 1861
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-22
OFFICIAL.


A Joint Resolution to grant Pensions to Masteru
and other 0Hieers upon the GunbOats In the Ser
vice Of the United States.
Resolved by the senate and House Of Represents
tiVes Of the United States Of America in Congrass
assembled, That the masters serving on board OF
States shall be entitled to all the bsnets including
bounty and pension, provided for In an act entitled
"An act to grant pcnsions passed during the pres
ent session Of Congress, and the widows, mothers,
and heirs ofsueh Oeers shhn be entitled oalI the
benefits Of said act
Approved, July 10, 1859. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-22

A Resolution regulating the Employment Of tho
oOnSets In the Penitentiary Of the District Of Co
lumbia for their Improvement and BENEFIT
Resolved By the Senate aud Housa ef ReuFeseuta.
tyes OF the United States Of America In Congress as
Sembed. That the warden Of the penfentiaTy oft the
District Of oounbia shah, fr As may Be prietiea-
be. employ the eoaSiets thsrpinin the mauufactuu
OF shOel for the use Of the amy aud naTy, 70 -
made as tho War and Sayy Departments ShRlI df-
rect orders for which shall BE- BY glid departments
quest; the shoes TO Be paid for by sad DEPARTMENTS
ordering the same At the euStoary rate Tor al Is q
like duality. a7l
Sec. g Aud be it further resolved, That all priso-
that may hereafter b conned In FAid peniten-
tiary Or hterm OF yeATs Nhp eondnct thehsAlvs 20
that charge f1r miscohduet shall be sustained
against them, shall have delhetign ofono month "a
each year made from the tern o. thliT sentence and
shall Be entitled 70 their disehae mneh the soon
eoHd1et, with the approVal 1f the sesroiary Of fks
-1ils approved, July II, 1sss E'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-22

R6~Tcariy Advertfsing on rezsonatls terfus aeeor.
made. %
erA. to be paid for IN ddlrdEee.
Business Cards not exceeding Ave lines $40 peryear
or - for elk months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square, isl9 :
Tho privilege OF Annual Advertising Is limited 70
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and hll
advertisements for the beneht Of other prisons ns
well ~ all legal advertisements and advertisements
otauction sales and real estnte sent by them rnuss
be paid for at tho usual rates n
~ Advertisements not accompanied with vritte.,
direetons will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notieci for Political Meetings to be charged in oil
cases at full rutcs. ~ -
Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and Improvements
OF sermons, 90 cents each. " nouvll-'59
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-22
EELING Va. WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER % 1862

the object to be accomplished, and Floyd
will do the balance for very lore Of t6e 6a-
Sfnes'. Fys.r JoHSsLETOHER, Gov. =
AT Home in RICHMOND, - 1862. =,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-22
Ru,uluEaz-No. @.

A JDihi Resolution eIplazatDry Of gAn Art 70 uup-
pres InsuFrectioui 70 punish 1Feasou and Rebel.
uon 70 seiIs and eonhseats tho PrUperty Of Rebel
and for other PurpOsts.s --i ~ - HfI7
Resolved BY the senate and Hoass Of Rfpres,rtt
tiVel q the United States Of AmerieG
semblsd That the proFligns pf the third eiaAso or
the hfth section Of An act % Euppres Iniurrectfon
cate the property Of rsbeas and for other purposo
saan be g e9natEued a. not % apply % any act q
any member ofa State IeEifllture or iudFe of-6rvl
state court 20 has not in Aecnpting entering ut.
on hl qeef taken N opth - support the eonStitn-
tQnof TIE loealled States of Amaricl.''
nor .ian any o. proeaaiiui5 uilsr SIid
act y @ sqnsiIle - . VIZ. = % tho real
estate qffhe efsndaI bgyq1d hig ultgrll ne.
Approved, July II, Iss2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-22
HAPPINESS OR MIsERYp
THAr IS THE oUEsrIol,

rUHR Pppristors Of the aP PARIstAN N G&BtNBpoR
i NSoNoERs. ANATOMY. and 1IEDIoINk,i have
determined. regardless Of expense issue. free (for
the bsngat Of snGAElng humARityl R0UEl Of tieir
most instructive; And Interesting Lectures Mar
TiRge and its DlsquAllhcatiOns, Nervous Debility,
ness, or Depression. Loss of Energy and Vital Pow
en- tho Great Social ETis and hoss AIaiAdies which
result from yonthfnl follies Excos Of Maturity or
Ignorance OF Physiology and Natures Law. These
inv luRble Lectures haVp been the means Of enlight
ening and EiTins thonsEnds, aud win be Forwarded
SECRETARY PAKfsiAN C4BfSET OF ASAToNT AID
AkprcrSE, se3 BroAasaY, New York. jezI-Iy
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Daily gutelligpnfRr
TERMS OF ADvBRrIsINe,

rSEITzsoLID LErs OF NoSYiKrrr.' ION oS1 rrcs,)on
LEss, MAKE SQuARE.
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John suffered voluntary bnnishment for
a time in our grocery. he was good boy,
but too far gone to recover. His tease,
was ahoPeless one and he had been priced
so fatally by Cupid's shooting sticks
that he didn't feel justified" in "spaciug"
it OUT my longer, SO he ''locked up"
'went to press"-his darling to his waist
coat. Now he has taken heavy contract
of job work, AMI we hope he may get
through it successfully. Tie greatest hap.
piness We can wish him is, that he may,
with the assistance of "bts Mary" get out,
10 good time, n handsome duodecimo edition
of the original volume, revised aud i'm
proved, and prcttily bound in .'blue and
gold" But, John, take our advice, and
don't put "Job" on its title pnge!
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MARRrED-Ou Thursday eveuiug. oUto-
Der iG. by Rev YIN. II Harrison, Mr. JoaS
2. UHLHoRN TO Miss MARY L. TANNER, both
of this city. 's
These happy people were brought othis
condition over the composing stick and
feeding board in our job room. John, we
know couldn't help it, nor could "any 9th
er man." and iS=he is ever miserable here
after We arc well assured be can never
blame his Mary. If he should name his
first boy Job we shall know. that it was not
IN honor of the venerable patriarch of
monrnful memory, but in compliment to
our old Jon PRINrNG."-Cia Cincinnati Com
y4s1AiaJ s yea I1.Hf...-f
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4
piness We can wish him is, that he may,
with the assistance of "bts Mary" get out,
10 good time, n handsome duodecimo edition
of the original volume, revised aud i'm
proved, and prottily bound in ..blue and
gold" But, John, take our advice, and
don't put "JOb" on its tislepnge.
-------s----s-A ----------A-
Of AGcidents.-sIxth va. Infahtry-
the Pnrkersbug Gazette received yester
day contains quite a number of interesting
news items. of Gen. Milroy the Gazette
says:
Gen Ailroy arrived here on Thursday,
and went to Ciarksburg, his brigade is fol-
lowing. The movements 10 which he is
ordered ARE mysterious. to us; but if through
themthe rebels in Kanawh0 are cut off aud
killed in the next twenty days, We cannot
complNin.-Gen. Milroy is the man to do it
unless he is hampersdby a.kid-gloved Mai.
General who thinks it shame that this
yillainous salt.petre was ever digged out
from the bowels of the earth.
The country around Parkeraburg is now
pretty clear otsFaed rebels. The rumor
that the rebels bad abandoned Charleston
and were crossing The mountains had given
great relief.
There baye been races here for few days
past; but we do not know whictborse run
the fastest; bat presume that some one did !,
and the ore who bet on the fastest horse
made pile ofmoney but that the one who
bet on the slOWest lost some thereby.
The Gazette gives currency to rumor
that the 9th Virginia Iufaptry, (Rdilrosd
Regiment) will soon be called into active
service and remarks;
We presume that the regiment must be
disbandei and re-organized before they
can be called into service, except that for
| which they were recruited. We presume
there are few of the men who would not
prefer active service to their present inao-
tivity; but they do not feel as though they
ought to be called upon to leave their fam
lilies and present positions uuder the order
| by which they were recruited, and perhaps
1 II is not best the road should be left under
present circumstances in green hands.
The GGzetie has something to say of the
Wheeling Press: - 1't.'g ,i.
A LIvE Papor.-Ths Wheeling I'rsss
complains that IL did not get tho Parkers-
burg GozsNe for several weeks past
Shouldn't wonder Ii is always sent TO
\ that sheet but We are "rcliably'' informed
that when our carrier leaves q copy of the
/ Gazette for man that processes TO be a
| Union man and is not, the paper gets up,
walks out and is ashamed to be seen after
its Involuntary disgrace. We presume the
| Gozette directed to the Press has Jumped
from the ycarriet's arms and got, under
| Busby 4 'I,ttf1efs 'EVn0nn Shon n q Tho mOst
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-22

News from Parkersburg-A Chapter
OF fAcctdents-SIxth Va. InIantry-
The Races, &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-22

the Pnrkersbug Gazette received yester
day contains quite number of interesting
news items. of Gen. Milroy the Gazette
says
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aI'''ase from E1-eov. Istohor about

The following document was seut us by
a correspondent in the Kauawha Valley
We do not undertake to voueh for its entire
authenticity, but will leave each reader to
judge of that for himself:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-07-25
Cambridge Cattle Market.
By Telegraph to The Caledonian.
WEDNESDAY. july %. 1862.


At market $50 Cattle about 40 Beeves and
ITO Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
and cne, two and three years ods.
!RICES-Market Beef-EXtra 1928 a s $50;
first quality 5000 5000; second do. $3.50 a
5000 third do. $500 5000; ordinary.
Working Oxen-S15, 80 600
Cows and Calves-S25 80, AZ, 90.
Ycarings-S0 90.
Two Years Old--Sl7 49,
Three Years Old-S2O a II.
Sheep and Lambs-3400 at market. Extra and
selections. $3.50 800 a $50; in lots, $500
0,00a2,25.
Spring Lambs-S2 80 $50.
Swine-0 at market.
Hides-6 &c per ID.
Calf Skins-S &c per ID.
Pelts-SO,75 0,S7 each.
Tallow-6t &c per ID.
Veal Calves-from so to 5000.
Remarks-Beef sold at last weeks prices
Sc. % $3.50. Some sales made at Sc Is, but
shrinkage allowed, will reduce net cost to Sc sc
as most of the cattle sold at that price Sheep
and Lambs sold quick. mostly at last weeks pri-
ces. Some few lots at slight decline. There are
but few old Sheep brought to market, and those
to sell quick must be of good quality. But few
! calls for veal calves.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-07-25
THE HOUSEKEEPER'S
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

Prepared from improved recipe by the proprietor Of
the Brother Jonathan Pos,' Is certified 10y all the
leading New York Furniture Dealers and Pano-Forte
Makers To te best i'll the world for Removing Scratch
es Marks and Dirt and Restoring high and lasting gloss
To all kinds Of Vanished work, from Furniture 10 Leat-
er is cheaper and better than |arnl, ores nMedl-
mel and bottle Of this New Furniture Polish. a
HousekeSler work magic i'll the furniture OF house
and keep il looking Ike Now Is the time Ia shine
up Your Tables Chairs Desks Piano> Picture Frames.
Carriages etc. ant make them look 81 per cent eter-
ThS economy For sale by Furniture Dealers ard
Sturekeepers generally Price p and ID cents bottle
Depot No. Spruce Street, New York. Special Agents
Wanted Address. Box 49,, New York p. q.
The Housekceper'S New Furniture Polish Is Tor sale
here by J. C. BINGHAM.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-07-25
CTAGE NOTICE.

The undersigned mail contractor from Lyn-
don to Sheffield, would inform the public that he
will run good team and covered carriage for the
convenience of passengers, from Lyndon through
Wheelock. to Sheffield. three times per week a:
follows: Leave Sheffield at 3 p. m. Tuesdays
thursdays and Saturdays, reaching Lyndon Al
p. m. Leave Lyndon same days on arrival O.
ears from the South and reach Sheffield by p m
He hopes by careful attention and moderate bill.
. to obtain the patronage of the public.
SYLVESTER HALL.
Sheffield, April 25, 1862. 94tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-07-25
Cure that awful Cough before it is too

late This certtes that l have used n H.
Downs Elixir in family for the last Ii and have
sold for the last q years and believe it to be the best
medicine in for the complaints which il is
mended. Signed f. ID. PUTNAM.
Reader, need we say mOre-the above is from the Hon
Putnam ask j. c. Bingham or HOyt Green, st
JohnSbury if what he |. true sold by all medicine
dealers. Retails 25e. Soc and 81.
JOHN +. HENRY CO., Proprietors
78-lS3J Waterbury, Vt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-07-25
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

I'VE the Subscribers, being appointed by the Hcnora-
bic Probate court the district oCaledona Commits
sioners receive examine and adjust all claims and
mands of all persons against the estate Of Nelson Coe
late of Burke In SAID district, deceased, and the
claims Of the deceased eNhbtedn offset thereto hereby
give notice that months from the I'D day OF Aug A
d. 1867 allow ed the creditors TO Claims
before Give notice. that We will meet for that pur
pose, at the Dwelling House of Jacob McNeai In Burke,
in said district 81 Saturdays of october and Feb
uary next at O'Clock in the afternoon, on each Of
said days.
{. ! Il 81 h 4AksHA11. ,s. c0mn'rs,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-07-25
THE CALIFORNIAN.
Anal, AND STATE ITEMS.

Nist Locals
Soc advertisement of printer-boy want
~ psonle who have occasion to travel the
.i1e of Harris's hill had better keep one
- ~, for cross bull in MIR Parker's pas
A citizen who was unacquainted with
+.labi,s of this particular animal came near
'', ~, into trouble few days since. A
ofvoods and a good pair of heels saved
~. rom the horns of serious dilemma.
' One King got crazy drunk the other
md behaving very unseemly for king
~ any other man. Sheriff Hall was called
uben he conducted him to the public
.,. KEEP, at the expense of the county, on
..,, Street. When this King became suf-
-.ir sober, he took his oath before mag
....e that his intoxication was produced by
,r beer. which he purchased at three diff.
-. groceries in this village. Would mt it
nsI for our ,electmen to look after these
,,sry keepers and ascertain what kind Of
., :, is they sell that will produce such re-
,,,5 There is short article, by J. S. C.
,t5o,t on the first page, that we would com.
,,5 10 the attention of beer sellers and beer
.-ksrs-and all others.
Don't forget the lecture by Hewlett Mon
y evening. He is said to be natural Or
-, full Of anecdote, good singer, a gen.
man ard scholar. Place, Town Hail.
me. Monday evening, at i o'clock
A little rain on Sabbath day, and cold
" October days since, does the weather 70,
., week. The farmers are anxiously look.
az, for sunshine to make hay by. On low
-o.,. land, the hay will be an average crop
nm most of the farms in Caledonia Coun
half crop is all that can be harvested.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-07-25
Bachelors Hair Dye. The best in the

WOrIu w lillian a. BACHELORS CtIeUrateU
Hair Dye produces color TO be distinguished from
naturs-warraed not to njure the hair in the least
remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes, and invgorates the
hair for life Grey Red, Rusty Hair instantly turns
splendid Black Brown leaving the hair soft and beau
tiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
80 The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR, on
the four sides of each box.
Factory No 81 Barclay street. Gate 23 Br galway and
IL Bond street New York. 97-l34S