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HAIR nEGENNR RAYOR.

The Regencrator is put up i'll two sizes. and
retas for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles arc much the
cheapest
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MONTPELIER, VERMONT WEDNESDAY, MAY IA. 1862
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INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious, there is great confidence to be placed
A ssEIE4r AME.ai NEyVaPAPEEs.


New Nrspaaas 'srsec Delta
There be no excuse for thin or gray Hair,
that the celebrated eimstreets Inimabe Hair Res
torative can be had.'
<se.ssVssaBsta GSs.sasnss1:ss@r.
" When people can protect their Hair rom the
cii-talo marks of age when they can uxuriate in
glossy black locks at advanced period Of their lives
when white and gray Hair be made to grow upon
bald herds when all this be done, il cannot do
harm to telt what will DO it. HEIMSrREET'S HAIR
RESTORATIVE + will do it. This Hair Restorative is, be-
You'd peradventure the best thing of the kind nvi 1t
ed The fact in possession in egard to this wonder
ul preparation, warrentus in qualliedly recommend
.ng.7
ST. F4OgsEs AsessNEsHac;esn.
.aoy Of our first citizens of Louis speaking in
glowing terms of this artcle.'
4>sisa1s City Gazette.
This incompatible excellent preparation or the Res
Orati0n OF Grey Hair TO its original color, to preserve
Hair from falling out, and badness is sale
Humphrey u 3rown's in this city The evidence that
This Restorative humbug is conclusive Testimonials
tiet effect may be found in almost every paper in the
country"
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MRS. WILSON'S
CO G. 0 A N Ut OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing is put Up in large hotties,
and retas for 81 cts. per bottle and for dressing the
hair any person. young DID, there is rot its equal in
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish
to be- and moreover it has perfume that Is infinitely
superior to any Of the fashionable extracts either foreign
or Americana which alone should entite it to place
every ladv's toilet table.
,c the Regeneration before retiring at night, and
in tl morning apply little Of the Dressing and your
hair will be even ife'ike in color and beauty.
- n,tAirg on your hair but these preparations and
use these according to directions, and we warrant you
a guud healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry p. vii.
son Co Manchester, II Ito whom all letters should
be addressed.
l.. T. PIERCE.
Wholesale -nd isn -! Ec-@1t.
2.-yjl NrPEllE#, ~
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s. &. PRATT, NJ d..
b.erturer Gsn SANITARY &Cicslcc,

No IT. TreMOM ,SFCeI Bosom.
nR PRATT gives Iartcnar attention to The ratol,d
1 treatment OF the following special diseases, viz
Stanmernc, Epilepsy rheumatism, Dyspepsia. dsca
of the Eye ard Ear, diseases of the Throat and Lung
diseases of Females ard all diseases OF the io0l incl
ding the positive cure Of ancer, r,swiihout knife.
AecanLInn hnnrs lrnm 10 A. " 10 B p. N f.in.ni
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LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX DIT9y'ER.S
E1HEoE MEDICINES have now been lefOre the pub
lie tor pefIod OF tEts years, and during that time
have maintained hgh cNa ACIer ii ainos every uar
OF tic globc COR tleir extraordinary ald immetatt
power OF Ie-torng perfect health persons suttrin!
under nearly eve kind disease to which human te,h T..
liable
The following are among the distressing variety at
human di. eases in which tha
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II WE a. n
A NEW SINGING BOOK for Day Schools, called The
~ DAY SCHOOL. BELL, is now ready. 1t co1tains
about 200 pages Of choice songs, Rounds, Catches, pn
es, Trios Quarte, and Choruses, many Of them writ
ten expressly for this work. besides 81 pages of the El
of Music The Elements so easy and progres
sve that ordinary teachers will find themselves entirely
successful in instructng young scholars to sing cor
recy and scientifically, while the tunes and words EN-
brace such variety of lively attractive and strring
music and ments, that trouble "i be experienced
in inducing all beginners to on with zeal In acquiring
skill in of the beauty improving
happiness yielding, and producing exercises
school life. In simplicity of its elements, in variety and
adaptation of music in excellence ard number OF its
songs rigna selected, and adapted claims by much
tu excel all competitors. 1t will be found to be the Test
book Issued for Semnaries Academies and Public
Schools A few ample pages OF the Elements, Tunes
and Songs, given in circular .end and get one. II
compiled by HORACE WATERS, Author of sabbath
School ,lis, Nos. and ., whch have bad the enor-
nous sale OF $4,000 copies in 70 months Price, paper
% cents. $lj per 100 bound, 20 CENTS 81 per
100 cloth bound embossed gilt, 40 cents $50 per 100
20 copies furnished h" 100 price Mailed free at ia
retail price. ..ORAGE WATERS, Publisher.
No. 45i Broadway, New YO::
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VEGETABLE LIFE MEDIC INES,

~ tie distressing varic - ~;
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Who wants g Good Head Of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.

Please read few certificates from the following relia
bic and well kuoHu people
MEssRs HESRY P. Wusc2 X Co--Ny wife is now
using your Roger gaor r0r the hHir and pronounce, it
far superior to anything She used for e hair 1t is
easily applied dos not soil in the easln, Disagree
abA odor, Increases the growth &C hair, prevents it fall
ing off, aud often the headache | forward you
this certificate unsolicited. because think article
that viii do what your !iir Regrneraor will, should be
widely known. hinh is the best article for the hair
now in use. Respectfully, &c.,
RGy. JACOB STEVENS, Newburyport, Ms.
81 Ike he Rqir Regcaerator and DyeSs,ng rery
much" REV GHo. WoaDING, Hartford ct.
81 unhesitatinGly pronounce 1t an iaualuuble arti
Gle from the effect on my oWn head."
S.A Ii LII, wife Of Rev. Henry Hill, Manchester,N N II.
SIT rendered my hair soft and glossy"
MINor EARnAR, Saratoga springs N. Y.
81 feel confident that it operates NOT a dye, but
to restore the roots to their natural heating state"
REV. T. NJ. KELLoc, Nashua, NH
Imost cheerfully recommend ii to all persons.'
REV G. RUSSELL, Ltteton, N H.
November l.
MEssRs. HENRY P. WILSON s. Co.: have hesitancy
in saying, in my opinion, Mrs Wilson'S Hair Regenera-
tor and Hair Dressing are the best hair preparations now
in use. shall continue ), them with pleasure.
REV. II. H. HARTWELL, Lawrence, Mass.
November.
MEssRs. HENRY p. WILSON & Co: have used your
Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing and have received
great benefit from Them deem the articles worthy of
high commendati0n, ana. cheerfuy recommend them to
all who to gray hair to its original COLOR
to any who troubled with dandruf disagreeable
itching Of the head or humors, those whose hair is
falling from the head.
REV. 6. W. H. CLARK, Great Falls, N. II.
MEssRs. HENRY p WILSON x Co.. deem Mrs. Will
CONS Hair Regenerator and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of al hair preparations. | have, in innny in
stances known them to restore the hair where it had
fallen OIL dandrutf restore the hair to its original
color. entirely the most painfu heatacllesand in
in stapco M
been a shalcr il several Of these benefits
REV. HENRY JllLL, Manchester, N. 4
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human urei'tS IL when tna
VE,(Si5I DIl9 LIFE MEDIC IEEl,
are well known t. be lhtailiole.
DsPEPsIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first an yecGIa
| stcmachs aud creating flow Of pure healthy bile
Appetite, heartburn heaGachc. iitsie sne,. I-tenlpct
Anxitt>. La. guUr ond meanci oily which the gen
eral ~ mptoms o DysprIsu, iii vaush a niiurn
con eVc noe O it,
Cor by cleansing the whole length OF the
testnca with t0ycGt process. aud with ut violence
all voleut purees leave the bowels co,ts,e within
days
fEvREs of all kinds, by rest orng the blood 10 reg
MA tIrcuiatlon through the process OF respiration in
ms cases, aud tie thorough solution OF al int tin
obstruction i'll Others
The Life Medicines have been known cure uneuuu-
tim enanentiy IL rce weeks. and q ,ut i'll half that
TINT Oy removing local ulo,a,iun fir, m the muse es
and lg1rnentS Of rhc io,ut-.
bRoFSiEa Of an kinds, bv iic-g aud sirength-uipr
the Nd, eys ssd bladder; they operate de X, tllN
en- the,e important organs, Tnd hencc hrte tee
iOnnG ctr"in rcJnedy Vr the wlst cas-, OF tlr~,ri
Als0 WORMS lN Gi.od! ing frm the Tuvninps Ci ti2
bowels the slnr watter 70 which so c'cata'e1 i0hey"
SCUNvY. CLGt"S ana nvcterate sO-s It pri fee;
purity wc'i thcar l'I' Medicines to te oou an AL
the humos.
scoRDu1lc rRurr,ohs snd bad Comrlexons. BY their
aitnntN fleet ni"n TIE luld thft iced the stIn
the morbid STATE Which "ccasions nil errptiye
panls SAT ow, coWdy and other dislsrerabe conpieE
The Of these Pills for very short time will plcc:
IN entire OF SaI kheur,. ana s,itng improve
neI The clearn Of the skin ,'om,non Colds ana
influence vi 0lWa)S be cured by do e, two in
the worst coses.
PILES The original proprietor of 'ie-e r..edicipes
cured of Pics o % standing bV tie Of the
i4ife Medicines alone.
tEvER AND AGuE- For this scourge Of the Western
country. these Medicines will be found safe, speed
amp certain remedy Ultr III dicnes leave tle system
subject to eetusn of the disease bv these NED
cines is permanet Fry Them be satisfied ed.
BILIOUS FEvfRs AND LIvEH COM OMPLAINTS--Ielera'
Debility of Appetite D.eases al temaesihe Med
cines have bern Us, with the beneficial IN
cases OF this d"scr ption Kings Evil. ami Scroua
in its worst toi ms Yields y the mild yet powerful H.
tiou OF these remarkable Incidence, Might Sweet
Nervous Debility New Com plants of all SindS ra,
pitaohs of the Heart lain,rs ColIc ere speedily
ed.
MERCuRIAL DIsKAsEs-P Persons whose constitutions
have become impaired By the njudcious of Mercury.
will lind these Me0iCip.s petct curet ih,y uevrr
fell 10 i,om 'he system all III" effects Of Me
curry, infinitely coher theu the most powerful prep:"a
tion of SaIsapari'la
Prepared ard sold by w. u MuFFAC.
2lFyll 33i BROADWAY Ngw NpGE
FOR tAIE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-08-06

PLAYING THE ORGAN FOR THE YANKEEs.-The for.
eign organ in this City, says that if Col Vance is
elected Governor
"In less than sixty days North Carolina will be
overrun by an overwhelming Yankee invading army,
or the seat of war will be Transferred to our doors,
and all the horrors suffered by our invaded sister
States will be upon North Carolina"
COL Vance will be elected You knew he would
be, when you penned and published the above, and
you haue inoitd the Yankees to Raleigh. You
have. in effect told them that Col. Vance and his
supporters are friendly to them, and encouraged
them to come on. Well, let them come. Colonel
Vance and his friends will meet them like true
Southern patriots They will not knuckle and take
the oath to save their property, or their persons
from prison. But where will the individuals be who
penned the above? Either claiming Yankee pro.
tection or showing straight neither integuments al
one end Of the City while the Yankees are marching
in at the other. Men who will deliberately, and
without proof charge gallant soldier with treason
and brand his supporters as traitors, would them
selves betray their country for gold, or to crafty
their vengeance.
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and we do not say that you are corrupt public
man; but your conduct has shown that you are
weak, unreliable, and selfish. Men who seek to
serve the people in times so degenerate as these,
should be proof against not only ordinary, but
against all temptations. You have deserted the
people, Captain to follow power and office You
had right to do this, but the people have right
to discard you, as they will be certain to do on
Thursday next
Captain, you will be defeated. "Holden" will
not do it nor "Holdens party"-but the people will
They will tell you at the polls that your charges
OF treason against your own neighbors, are false
and that you have been weighed in the balances and
found wanting. We want no triumph over you,
Captain, as man but if we were disposed to be
malicious as you are and if we had no heart for old
friends, we would rejoice even now by anticipation
at your personal as well political downfall. We
wsW rejoice, however, when Bledsoe, the politician
and Stallfederate is defeated. You ought to have
been defeated two years ago. We thought so then,
and so voted; but subsequent events have made it
clear that you never deserved the public confidence
Your hobbies have all failed you Id patorem gave
you only temporary success and that was achieved
by disorganizlng your party. Your other hobbies
OF the black flag and martisl law have carried you
already to political destruction. You have cast
your lot with the Stallfederates and the revers of
your old friends and you must take the consequent
ces. We predict that your next hobby will be the
white basis!
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A Mean Stalled crate Trick.

We learn that on Thursday last Henry B. Hayes,
deputy for j. j. Ferrell, ESQ.,, Clerk of the County
Court of Wake was detected in the act Ct aftxins the
County seal to what purported to be proclamation
of Edward Stany in relation to the exercise of the
right of suffrage in this State on Thursday next
The proclamation, We learn, purported to be a
copy from newspaper; and is addressed to the Con-
ssrpatiue people of the State offering the priv
ilege of voting, and telling thcvs ssstbey re-
garded as good Union men. The copy was for the
State Journal, as Mr.. Hayes himself admitted.
That this proclamation is forgery we have no
doubt; but if it be genuine, it was mean trick to
attempt to use it against the friends of COL Vance,
who are as true to the South as any men in it
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Ferrell instantly
dismissed Mr.. Hayes from his place as deputy.
We caution all honest men to be on their guard
against the falsehoods which will be started by the
StaIlfederates to affect the election. These and
their minions are as unscrupulous as they des.
perate.
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As to Col. Johnstons standing as lawyer, We
have only to say that be has the reputation of q
good, sound lawyer, sedulous in his attention to
his business, and fully conded in by his clients
Register. .e. .
When the Register claims for Mr.. Johnston the
reputation Of "good, sound lawyer" and at the
same time assails and attempts to rdicule Colonel
Vance, that paper must expect the facts to be stated
Mr. Johnston has been twenty five years at the
bar bu: during all that time he has never made an
argument even in the County Court. He is
worthy, cle,er gentleman, personally, but be pos
sesses only an ordinary mind, and is no lawyer
He lacks grasp Of intellect As Governor, be would
not be able to comprehend fully and clearly, as COL
Vance would do, important questions Of common,
statute, Constitutional, and military law.
We have seen enough Of our present State gov
ernment to understand and deplore as We do, that
want of knowledge and ability in the Governor
which places him, necessarily, under the control OF
astute designing, selfish and unscrupulous men,.
We want man of head and thought man Of
ability, who can rely on bimself and who will be
the Gouernor, as Col Vance will be.
Besides. Mr. Johnston cannot be spared from bis
Railroads The South Caroli1e guage, which be
has established in the heart Of this State, would not
prosper in bis absence. Wewant him to stay where
he is to nurse that guage and to serve his fellow
citizens in business which he understands. Col.
Vance has succeeded equally well as business mar
and in the field. He is the man for Governor, and
Mr.. Johnston is the man for Railroads. Really, We
do not believe Mr. j. can be spared from his present
employment, and We think the people will so de-
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-08-06

Gov. GRAHAM AND THE CoNscRIPT LAw.-Wehear
that Gov. Graham, who is candidate for the Senate
in Orange County, denounces the conscript law as
unconstitutional. What wonder is it that conscripts
are deserting in scorese If things come to such
pass as to make the shooting of deserting conscrpts
necessary, Gov. Graham, and such as he, may thank
themselves for it.-Register.
Wehave had noreport, and we presume the Register
has had none of Gov. Graham's speeches in Orange.
But we take it for granted, as even the Register
should have done, that Gov. Graham has said moth
ing to discourage the conscrpts or to retard the
prosecution of the war. In discussing public af
fairs, and war affairs, Gov. Graham has no doubt
stated incidentally what every believes, that the
conscript law is unconstitutional; but he has made
this the basis for urging all good citizens, the con-
scripts included to obey the lao it exists and to
stand by the flag of the country. If the conscrpts
are "deserting in scores" the Register states the
blame for it does not rest on Gov. Graham. The
conscript law has been wretchedly executed by the
officer or officers in charge Of the camp near this
place; and in opinion nine tenths of the deser-
tions referred to to be traced to this source
But is it true that the conscrpts are DESERVING in
scores I" The Register says it is. If zee had said
as much We should have been charged with giving
aid and comfort to the enemy but the Register and
its faction would do or say any thing to accomplish
their party ends.
There is no truer man in the Confederate States
than Gov Graham The press or the man who even
intimates to the contrary is guilty of gross calumny
and fIsehood. The people of Orange are also true,
and they will show their confidence in Gov. Gra-
ham by electing him to the Senate without opposi-
ton. The toothless viper Of the Register gnaws
this file in vain.
The Standard is the only paper in this place. and
perhaps in the State which has appealed to the con-
scripts to submit to their privatons and to stand by
the flag; and yet the Register after reading our ar
tclc goes to work to dstort and pervert it. and to
produce the impression that we have caused the
scripts to desert. If the Editor had possessed one
spark of liberalty or patriotism, he would have
copied the whole of our article and commended the
spirit which pervades it