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n1IIItary md Naval.

Since volunteer regiments have been quirtcred ON
Governors Island the strctest watch has been kept
to prevent any liquor being slnuggod over, and any
one found infringing the stringent orders which
have been given may expect very severe puuish-
ment. There ore already twu or three prisoners in
the guard-house awaiting trial. charged with hav-
ing sold liquor 10 the volunteers.
The bark Gem of the Seas, cruising of the coast
South Carolina had oyerhaued, up TO the Goth Of
December 4T vessels in 80 days. This speaks well
for the vigilance Of her commander Lieutenant
Baxter, and his officers Tho Gem of the Seas was
fitted out Vt the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and put into
commission In October last.
The new gunbOat Ktnawhn, and tho mortar boat
Racer, which were ordered TO be put into oommis-
sion on Saturday, were not commissioned until yes
terday, in consequence o. the bad weather. The
mortar boats CrHiths and Williams, also ordered to
he commissioned, have not yet been formally turned
over 10 their officers, and are taking In a fur
ther supply Of shell.
The side-wheel steamer P.rt Royal, launched on
Saturday from Mr.. Stacks yard, in Brooklyn Is
one of twelve which were ordered by the last Com
gre4. The Octorara, now fitting out at the Brook
lyn yard, is another. A third, the Cimerone, IN
building at BordeI.towu, N. j., and will be l"uh'hen
about the end of this month. The remaining nuns
are being constructed as follows three AZ ror'S-
mouth Navy Yard, four Al Charlestown faru' "nu
two At Baltimore. Each Of these vessels VIII %
armed with four broNdsde snd TWO P"o' s"n'l "1o
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Humphrey MarphaIis Defeat.

Tho Mount Sterling KY, VINO, Jan. 10,
gives tho following particulars Of tho defeat Of
IlUNrHREY MARSHALL, near raineville.
Previous TO the fight MARSHALL told his
troops that their chances for success were slit ht
and il IL supposed that his mon, who numbered
about 5000, were atten pting to force their
way through the Pound Gap into Virginia.
Col GARFIELD s forces amounted to 800 picked
infantry ard 900 cavalry;
II appears that Col Garfield himself headed the
200 cavalry, and with this force anne upon the
enemy two miles above Prestpuburg. WnCn Mar
shall discovered the presence uf tho cavalry no
postci himself IN range oi hills In tie woods ami
op,ned FIRE upon them with Liza -'nNli cannon, ~
which he had fur, put which were ~ bally man
aged that they only plowtd the sand away of from
our men. with his 300 cavalry Garfield fought the
1900 of Mushalls men for two full hours At the
end Of lch time his lookel for reinfIrccmenta uf
infantry came gallantly ~ tho rescue. The battle
now lasted with increased yigor for two hours more,
at which time night came, aud fighting ceased bv
the cNpe tatun oi renewing the contest ia the morn
ing. but when morning came, II was discovered the
enemy hal fled In the most rapid haste. Toe enc
my's X lod and wounded was estimated a, between
two and thrce hundred.
From private letter, we learn that tie first sir
mish which resulted In the retreat " " rsht
frun P,iutv.llC was most dashng exploit n our
part oar cavalry, the "a Nrginir met rebel GO
yalry ft,r backed up by infantry. Tlc inprtutsi-
~ ~ our charge was such that In lmcnt the re-
bc,'s cavalry centre broken, iud the infantry
only saved from destruction ly rapid retreat int,
the vu,d4. For some time there was % drspcr ite
sword :" sword rcnc,uut"r between the cavalry.
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will be fitted With steering apparatus at both
being built sharp stem and stern. They win
exclusive Of armament, about si,sOo,ooo.
Commodore Psulding has intimsted 70 the
penters, sail-makers, &C., employed q, the
that they will receive the same pay that s
10 similar craftsmen at private ship yards.
Another Army Retiring Board has assemble
Washington, by order Of the Secretary Of War
following officers constitute the Board -
Drgsdier General Erasmus d. Keys, Preside
Brigadier General silas Casey.
inspector General Philip St. George Cooke.
Or. Holden, Surgeon, and Dr.. Smith, Ass
Surgeon.
Colonel W. II. Lee, Recorder.
Notwithstanding that thirty-one officers WI
tired by the FIRST Board, which sat from Augr
December Inst, there ye, remains many officer
are no, At for active service, and who, ther
should be retired.
The U. 8. steam transport Planet sailed lss'
ming for LoSust Point with full cargo of sub
ence stores and gun carriages. The Q. 8.
transport New York, lying At pier N. R., 4
loading for the above port. She will carry I,oC
rels Of potatoes, and other stores. The sch
Anna n. Hayes, which arrived on the 18Th
Philadelphia, has a cargo for the Government
sisting Of rife cannc IA, ammunition. and anch
The I6th Regiment, N. Y. State Volunteer
In the Park barracks, are 70 be transferred X
loe's Island today.
The 10th Regiment New York Volunteers
been organized into an artillery regiment,
known and designsted as the 81 Regiment
York Volunteer Artillery. The NavL Briga
Union Coast Guard, Col. W. w. warirop,h ,hN
changed ~ the 10Th. Friends Of either Of the
will take notice " prevent mistakes.
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J..lou.y Amons Naval omcer-

Ina visit TO the Brooklyn Navy Yard the
other day, we bad evidence Of = feeling among
the old sea dogs in our naval service, toward the
men recently introduced into II In numbers,
like that which no generally Distinguishes the
members Of our regular army in their treatmep,
Of volunteers. A young man who bore letter
Addrosed to Commodore BLANK, inquired il
an officer at the Yard whom tho gentlemen re-
ferred tossS,s to be found7
"Ns RA man here, sir was the some
what % Hpts "Ilo's been dead more thar
twenty years"
Perceivipg that the officer referred TO de
coascd naval hero Of the war 1919, of tho sam,
name, the gentleman mildly inquired:
as Mister Blank here then ?"
ITS Captain Blank you want, sir but why
Don't you call him Commodore or Admiral OF
something like hi I've been in the service
forty.t three years and am nothing but bloody
captain yet. There you will find ysur Com
modore, air." And indicated where the person
sought was to be found, the Captain received
very graciously the apology for any offence
done him, evidently feeling much better na-
turod after having eased his mind about the new
officers who were arriving at the eleventh
hour,to share equally with these who had borne
the burden and heat Of the day.
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WIN. \ Hail. represent ,tiyc of the Third Con-
grcssona District II Missouri, appeared and was
sworn.
Nj Dtwcs, nom the Committee On Elections, re-
ported resolution that Joseph Segar is not enti-
tel a. seat aS representative from tho First Dis
t~ct II Virginia. Laid over tor future consider 4
tpn.
MIR. Kellogg tIl.,l introduced hin. authorizing
the Secretary of the Trrs.ury ~ settle with Tho
Il ties Tor supplies furnished their respective troops
Ret, rr'd T. the Committee on Judiciary.
Mi. Van Wyck q. \ presented the memorial of
Joseph Archbold, on hchdff the mechanics and
hNorrls ui the Brooklyn navy yard, asking the re-
al ~ IL" ~h section ut the act OF Cungrps, 10 pro.
mote the efficiency Of the navy, approved December
n, ls6l,
Ou motion CMr. Daily, delegate from Nebraska.
II WAS resolved that, ~ Alabama has treasonal v
entered into the rebellion, the Committee Of PubliC
Lands inquire into the CNTedieuCy Of conf seating
certain lands selected 10y that state under the law ol
Congress, and that III" snc hr applet to the use
Of a seminary now in operation in that territory
Mr.. Dlyen IN. Y iutr,lu eel bill 10 establish
tn additional Judicial district ia New York, in rcla
ton u the nitel Sut's courts In that state Re
'rTred g. the Committee on Judiciary.
mr.. VI Phcrsin Penn r,Iorted u bill, whicl
WIS referred to the Committee on Military Ahirs
dsohnrging from service ON the first of March, the
bands Of volunteer Tegmp' T..
ON motion of M Mprrhead tpcnnl the Secretary
of War wa directed b. furnish the ii Iusu the
Of thote who Distinguished themselves at the reccu
lrllliunt affair At DIaiutsylc.
NJ. Naiandigham tohivl gave notice oi ms lhteh
tiun g. ask leave to introduce hill 10 abolish tn
Poet Once Department.
Mr. Hutchins tOhio) introduced hill IN establish
Territorial governments in the rcyoltcd states. Re
ierrei t. the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. Allen tOhi,l offered q resolution that In tn
Judgment Of this House, part of the appropriation
uow or hereafter to be made, nor of taxes now NJ
hereafter g. lee laid by Congress- shall be used in
or applied e. tine prosecution of the war for IN
msncpatiun of slnves
Nj Babe tOhiol moved to lay this on the table
Carripd-Hl against ~,
The following Is the vote on laying Mr.. Allen
resolution ON the table
| -Mcssrs. Aldrch, Alley, Arnold, Rabbit
Bailey, tMass Baker, ElNton, bcarlan, Bingham
| Blair, tMo.l blake, Buttn, Burnhain, Cnmpbell
| Chamberlain, Clark, Clements, ColhIN, fredercl
| A. Conklng, Roscoe ConEling, Conway, Cutler, Da
via Dawes, Dean0, nuel Dunn, Edgertun FL
| warls, Eliot Fcssenden, fenton, Frank, Granger
| Gurlty, Hale, Htnchett nuopsr, Horton, Hutch
| us, Kelly, Kellogg, IN Kellogg tM'ch kelin
ger, Lansing, I.Oornis, Loyeioy, Mexican Mcknight
| MoPherson, Marston Mitchell, Morehead, Morrill,
tMel morrill,, W. t)Nixon, On, Patten Phelps teal.
| Pumeroy, Porter, Rice, Mass, Riddle Rollins
H., sargeant, shanks, Sheffield, Sherman sloan
/ Spsulding, Stevens, Stratton, Thomas 40, Train
1 Trun--le, TUwbridge, Van Horn, Van VolSet
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Our Nniinnnl EInnncc-,

Tho following remafka from tho non of an old
~ A. a -.
N'" lWh merchant, whose business success IN
wca'hcfiig the financial storms of many year,
- ,, -,i r.
nus '"a'iod nirl 10 Totiie, thus Seasonaoiy, roni
the a aECcs and changes of commercial life will
A.. ..l . ;,h ,.,;. i,.,.,
w '''' Wv" PoN"'N'' ''''o'o''-
SNtioNNL ftsASCEs.-Among the many hnanciA 81
plans suggested 10y quwks for their own reNc',
rather itur ttt ui the g Nernmcnt, IL tho one Of
p'ylhs 'Nt to the creditors Of the GDverlment,
Treasury ties, bearing Gd-lOO per cent. interest,
rclo'ur'' o. 10 two years, tu be funded in ak per
cent lur'- having twenty years 10 run. The notes
h.r I,ul u.t g. the tune ui two millions per dav,
'i i u .rDut IiruS ~l fr their ABSORPTION as they
. q a.. ,,,l4 uL contractors, whose necessitie,
' ~ w v iv'S'''''.'. = -,
'.' ' tn" market must r'piS til.
, Nv. lnhuaui' w the SIX per cents
| $50, ,g ,l,, ~ t w nu'">i u tle hke
TO- ~ W. ~ ,'i'1'r,,p VIII .r '''n' the banks
] .,,, ,,,...,i " - | '"'' W"'' h'NihI
4 49,, ..,l .,l W. E ,ll"'' ." iI,e government q
| ~'t," ~ '''''- '.''' ,Il'N' nay" th"7 hr'n
| ,,! !!,', w. ~ ", WIN we pu''' 10y su''
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N'',' w.t. ''''" T"ss'-ui, ',lhAly hlsr IN
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appTvFD LAST EVENING.

uHrPs-R W Tucker, Clark, Of wiscasse,t, from
0rir.sby % days, In ballss, to the moster. Expo-
hnced ysy hc.vy weather.
Frank Flint Robnun, Of Thomaston, from ANT
EsT De- 10, and Flashins i9th, in bal 40 b Jas
May, Bridges. Of Martlehead, from HSvro Dec
?, in ballast to the master.
BARkB-MmsAni,o, tBrl Hushss, Belfast Dec
Hsiyetis, y. andorf, Of and rom Bremen bs days,
IN bailass 30 Charles Luling. Experienced very
Horsrs ., sisnwcod, of Portland, from Havre 81
llsuno Oydfrey, Valencia Dec 6th In ballaa r.
rskemsu. Dimcn h 90.
Anna Deius, Hsttendnrh, Of and from Bremen 20
days, iu balsst 70 UpaaT a Paul. Had some
hesvy weasher.
B1IGs-Humming Bird, PultE, karseillcs Nov
20, with mdse 10 Benz Blossom Son. Experienc-
ed very heavy weather. Was IL days between Ion
~ and 70, with heavy " and W gales.
Nov 10 with fr5ii 10 Chamberlain, Phelps q O..
Experienced very heavy weather, lost split sails.
ETwsrd. Lesrbof Of Mystic from Dunkirk %
days, In ballast 10 sturres, Clearnan q Co, EKpe-
rienoed very heavy weather.
gCHoONERs-LeadingB BresaA, HreemAn, Deals
fsiand. Nd. bound " Boston-
fsvurite, tBr.1 De, ter, Canning, rs, ~ day,
with Potatoes 70 Byde Duryea.
Lien Furbish. Rookland days with limo.
@ Buxton. Titcomh Elizabethport f'r B,rtNn.
D~shsvsy, tBr) Dinsisle JScmel II days with
codee 70 II J & G A De Wolf.
BELOW.
Ship Beile of the Ocean. Ready, Havre Nov 2i
Ship Lincoln Mason. Hayr De- 20.
MISSING VESSEL
The bark PheniS. Captain Hedge, sailed from
Montreal, Csnsds, ON the 29d SEPT, 1861, loaded
With Is pOT bushel corr, bound 10 L,ndo 1derry,
since which time she has not been heard from -
She was 1u, in sr eden in 1854, 2s0 tons burthen,
aud rated AZ.
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HIS BODY IN THE NAM OF THE
FRDERA Is
Capture Of Prisoners and Camp Property

Cincinnati, Jan. 20.-A battle took place at Som.
m.rset, Kentucky, on Saturday, between General
Bchoepfs and General Zolicoffer's forces The bat
lie lasted from early in the morning till dark. Gem
er ZOlliccfier WAS killed and his army entirely de
feaied. The loss "a very heavy on both sidess.
sBoosD DISPATCH.
The Lexington cor1 espondent Of the CoNNnciAL
gives the following account Of Saturdays battle -:
Gen. Zoilic fer learning that the feleral forces
had appeared In his rear, marched out Of his In
trenchments At O'Clock Saturday morning, and at
lacked Gen. SchOepf Ia camp. The pickets were
driven in at an carly hour, and the attack was
made before daylight. The battle h reported IN
have RACED with great fury until In the sneruoon,
when, Gen. Znlcofer having been killed the
whole force o rebels He'd in confuson 10 their camp.
The loss l. not stated. but Is thought ~ be heavy
The Bailie Peyton killed is a son Of the eS-memher
Of Congress from Tennessee Of that name. Our
victory has been very decisive, and will result IN a
rout of the whole force defending the right flank "
Bowng Green. Gen. Zollicofers dead body Is Ia
the hands 81 the federsls.
THIRD DISPATCH.
Louisrins, Jan. 20,-The recent hxht took place
Sunday instead Of Saturday morning Gen. Thorn ~
on Sunday afternoon followed up the rebels n their
entrenchments, 10 miles from his camp, and
when about 10 attack them this morAiag he found
their Entertainments deserted. the rebels having
lett all their cannon, qusrterma sters stores tents,
horses and wagons, which fell into our hands Tho
rebels dispensing, had crossed the Cumberland In
steamboat and nine bsrges ut White Oak Creek,
opposite their encampm,nt At MIL Creek Spring.
g76 rebels were killed and wounded, ncludin Gen.
zollicoaer and Baihe Peyion, dead, who wge
found on the field. The 10th Indiana lost 10 Killed
and wounded. Nothing further Of the federal loss
has yet reached here,
oENERAL MATTEns ~ KENrrcKY.
Chicago, Jan 2O.-A special from Cairo, 70 tho
JorENAL, says that Gen. Grant and staff arrived
IN town yesterday morning. Gen. fainps' Brigade
renched Fort Jefferson on Saturday night, Gen,
M Clernand'- Brigade will arrive tomorrow. The
olject Of the expedition reconnaissance in fore,
OF all that part Of Kentucky, upon which ppsiti,
operations against Columbus will necessarily be per.
formed, and a demonstration 30 aid Gen. Blcl's
right wing ,ur forces have been emmncnty sue
ccsiul. The Engineer Corps under Gen. Webster,
having ful aud accurate knowledge ol the cOun.
try.
Ii is understood that Gen. Smith has taken the
camp equipage and whatever was len in Cam
B,aureg,ri, aud the rebels He'd TO Columbus Gen
NJ Clcrt and's b'igt1e went 90 within seven miles
of Columbus, and 81 camped Thursd " night In
siylt OF the rebel watch-drcs They afterY ar,i,
visited tie towns of Melburne, k,yelaccyle,
u tt dyiilo, surveying al! the ,ds A. they went
Pant IT Gen Smith's command will return T. P,du
Htl l1iay
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
Millions Of Property Destroyed
by the Flood.

san Francisco, Jan. 1.-THE State Legislature
has adiournod h. the 2lst instant, q allow the water
90 sub-ide from Sacramento. That city has been
under water, from two n eleven feet deep driving
the people t. the second stories Of their houses and
preventing the building fires fr cu,kiug fpd Cook
cd provisions In large quantities were sent from this
city to the people lerc, by two steamers, SUM
day last. The water has materially suhsiued since
then, but the weather y sill unf,yurtble.
Tie whole valley portions of the state have suffer-
ed most severely from this unprecedented iuund-
ton. Many millions Of dollars worth Of property
have been destroyed.
Arrived today. steamer Golden Gate, from P,na-
ma; brig Clifford from London.
Sailed today, chips Carrie Dove, for Liverpool;
and BENZ amin H. Ward, for Hong Kong.
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81. LOUis, Jan. 20.-,Inhn II. Henderson, q ID VI :.
'ss democrat, member Il the State Convention, an
incorporating Union man, and HrigSoer General
IN the state service, has been appointed 10y leute-
nAnt Governor Hall TO I'LL Trusten Polk's seat In the
|. 8. Senate.
A passage was made through the ice opposite the
city yesterday and the ferry lnas are now running
Two days more Of mild weather will probably 'rcak
the gorge below, and entirely clear the harDor Of
ice
The sun., 1862-01-21

Fortress Monroe, Jan. 10, ria Baltimore, Jan
2O.-A nag ~ truce went 10 Cr,ney Island today,
with two persons, who V.Iua from Baltimore last
night to SO south.
The following is all the news we can gathcr from
5 uthein papers received :-
Ev-President John Tyler is very m at Richmond
dispatch dated Macon, Ca, says that the nc
counts ftum the wheat region are very favorable,
aud that the crops never appeared more promising
thus early.
The following Brigadicr Generals have been con.
hrmed by the Congress at Richmond Henry
Heath, oi Virginia; johnson X. Dunean,J louisiana,
and & Wade. Of Alulutua.
The sun., 1862-01-21
The s,or, Of an E-cnp,d Jcr.cymnn.

Philddsiphid Jan, 20.--John johnson, Jersey
man, Impressed into the rebel service In New Or
leans in April last, escaped from Manassas ten d,y'
since, and has arrived here ou his way home. II,
estimates the force at Manassas at OO0o at Lees
hI bcRO0O, and at O.cgVnm 1t l3ilEe " " ad M
in tie Feiera lines The defeat Of the rebels a,
Dranosyc had depressing ,fi' ct On the rebe
ell and missing. lie says the Lou sitna regiment to
which lac WAS attached, contains large number o
steamboat men anxious 10 escape ~ the Federal
The sun., 1862-01-21

Cincinnati, Jan, 20 Heavy rains have prevailed
water in the river here and still rising at the rate
of three inches per hour There Eve feet n water
the rsthnor Of buildings fronting the river. All
the tributaries above pouring out at noud hight.
The sun., 1862-01-21

81 John, " r., Jan. 20.-The Capadian steamer
IIlbernia from Liverpool ON ths 2d, via London
derry On the 81 instant, has arrived here with
uoDps.
The sun., 1862-01-21
The RnAItsh Journals gu tEe Amrricar
QuesIiOn,

Tho departure OF the Arabll from England
occurred at period when the English Pres, and
public hso become aware that their dc nand had
reached iht country, ard that the surrender Of
SLIpEIL aid MAsoN would be likely to be ac-
corded, but before the iutelli senco Lad actually
become known.
But while the English journals were aware
that no rupture would be likely to Onsuo, their
comments, with tho exception of two or three
newspapers which have uniformly been friendly
10 our cause, continued to be hostile in tone and
malignant in sEprsssiOnj the MoRSINo PosT, ~
The sun., 1862-01-21

Nevdrk, n. J, Jan. GOWN. Glisson, living IN
Kossu,h street. this city, on Saturday night, while
Ia fit Of drunkenness, q,uirreed with his wife aud
beat and chopped her T. death. lie ia now in 'il.
The Coroners inquest on the body Of the unfortun-
ate woman In progressing.
The sun., 1862-01-21

Midiieto,cn, Conn, Jan 2O.-At our city elcc.
tion held today, the Hon. Samuel Lauuer, Union
cM didnte, VAS elected Mayor, together with the
entire Union ticket, by an average majority.
The sun., 1862-01-21
The sIa New YORK R.s,weu,
Great Rise In the Ohio River.

Osirego, Jan go The slSt New York Regiment,
Col. Rdmund Rose, lcft FoIt Ontario this morning
for Al oany, en- route TO the seat of war.
The sun., 1862-01-21

TuE London MoRNING ADVERTISER as ,erts
that General Scott durirg his stay IN Paris,
ofIcrcd to the Emperor Napoleon Lower Can.
ada, ii he Che EmpeIoD would sds with the
UIitod State',
THE Canadian papers say Stewards offer TO
allow British troops TO pass through NJ line will
not he accepted. A roron'o Journal intimatos
that the SecretSry's apparant fnondliness was
designed TO secure the large number Of soldiers
who would certs inly desert That Seward 10
a cunning fellow Who, but him, would
have thought Of thus stealing eight or ten
thousand veteran troops from John Bull
The sun., 1862-01-21

Philadelphia, Jan. 20 The steam frigste Hart
ford dropped down to Fort Mfiin yesterday after-
moor, and will sail her p Sier can be
ken on board
The sun., 1862-01-21

an instance, declaring that the sudden decay and
ovsrthrow Of our Government will bs 'hailed
as blessing and boom"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
ftoI THg
st. F.Oalis Republican.
Cairo CITY GsaZGttc

This ncoap pnrable ecellent reration for the Res
o"atiou Of Gray Hair to its original cH0r preserve
HAIR from falling and to badness il sale
ar Humphrey Browns in this city. The evidence that
this Restorative is no hnmhug is concu i've Testimonies
to ta effect may he found in almost every paper in the
coU'ltry.h
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
SGNtsa SNCsiaria Baptist.

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Givt. like i!eimstrcet', inimt2 bic"
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taI'ias from the hcaA
Rev. q. ". II CLARK, Great Iali., y H.
Nr,-s. UfNrY p. WILSON X Co.: deem sIrs. vii
sons air Rcsri,crt;or ami Hair Dressing e standard
articles of al hair preparations. have, in many in
stances, known them to restore the hair where il had
fe: II. 4 ulnl:., the hair to it. original
color, entirely thr most plirtn ealaciesand in
some Instance ""'t srrions n'mors Personally. have
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LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX DTVTERS,
THESE MEDii IN rs lave iow htc1 tr,ofe the pub
L lc tor period Of tluts yeas, ald ,uiuw that i'm.
have ioaialrtd ligh character almost every ruII
OF '!e EioG" 'or t!ieii tA' A't"ot4iy aud !it,ncHte
power OF ietoring eie, ilealilt PERSONS shrriiy
undcr heaiS cvely kind disease to Inch human ,!e.h
iiatle
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human dir ca.e: in which the