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WAR DErr. WASHINGTON. }
Nav 97-l0 p. NJ. I

r. Ma Ger. Dir-
4 dispatch from Major General Banks,
dated Nav DIST, on the Mississippi River,
was received today. IL details the brilliant
engineering achievement Of Col Bailey, IN
constructing a dam across the falls of Red
River for the relief Of the gunboat feet, the
particulars Of which have already been made
public. The army in moving from Alexand-
ria TO the Mississippi had two engagements
with the enemy. one at Mansua and one at
Ycllowbavou. In both the rebels were beat
en-. Gen. Banks states that no prisoners,
,uns. wagons or other material Of the army
have been captured bY the enemy, ex
cept that abandoned by him in the unex-
pcctcd engagement at Sabine Crossroads on
the morning Of the sth of April that with
the exception Of the losses sustained there
the material Of the Army Is complete.
4 dlspatch has been received from Gen.
Butler. but no mention is made Of any con-
hict since the defeat of Fitz Hugh Lee at
Wilson's Wharf by the cOlored troops OF
Gen Wild.
No intelligence has been received since my
/ last telegram from ten. Grant or Cen Sher-
man. .-.-
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y in. vodng adi,- met the other DAY and
a,.r.cd that loss OF front teeth shouldn' tx
eult mau from "-a-crn..' .hccau>c.
Ul-cly quoth one ol lhcm, the, can s,ak
r,ir cartridges IN their coffee. and then they
'an hItc them
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" WILLIAMS EIRsr Book oN UNNATURAL
IHEoLosY.-Ihomas Jones was a naughty
boy, and when asked By hls parents to at
tend church be replied not If he know
d.. 81 De- went to take a walk and fell
down and tore his new pantaloons and
his nose hlol, and be lost his kniic and all
hls marbles, playing with dirty boy near
the battery. Then he cried, and the dirty
littlc hoy -aid, dry up. But he could not;
and lost his way; and wa, advertised in the
Herald Thie disgrace wac too much for
linn. and he ,aid he s'Posed ne might a, well
dic. and he did and thcn ne wished be had
~, with biz good parents 10 church.
MARY TIE LITTLE MISSIONARY.
90 Narv's Uncle Charles came to sec her,
ard ave her bright gold dollar Then.
Nsry ,aid. Now | viii buy some candy,
and somc chewing gum, and picked lime
aud will eive Sarah J ,nes two cents. and
Size ,yolnan on Broadway with the little baby
three cents, But Mr.. \. Sleek, that good
uian, heard her; and he srcaned, and he
-lyaucd, and he said Mary, remember the
fott.Vattami.s - she gave her dollar e
good Nr. sleek for thc PottawattomIcs. and
Narn b. took 1t hc Was kind enough to aal
that he wished the Pottawattomits migh
get It, And Mary was made a lie mcmiei
of Mr. slick society. War not that bet
tal than O. picked lime e-'- Toptg FAR.
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.lCH d.. ItII.i>Nu. DrllLthAINN-
Company H.-Cart Albert Buxton. Lauj.u-
Jerry. J., j. Maynard. Waitsfcli, Geo. De
Jones. Naii-hcli. Geo. A. ,urllcr, g-a-.ri,A.E-
ron J. Sh,.lou, Burke.
votsuEu.
,omp.uy Capt 5 T. Norton, Bwil- r
Lex aud arm, % It. J.. j. Iarhel. N.uut iaf'r.
leg, sergt. Is. f. rlsau, Bethel. breast .scrgt .
W. Iarteu, Nuunt larur, elbow. ttorp. lta- To
DAVIS, Fairee, elbow. }. O.. Bowen head, NJ D.
DAVIS Pittsdell, brui-e,i, H. g. EigcrtoH. Dam
by, temple slight, J. y. Leach. Poutrct. lcf
arm taken of, james Law Fairfield. arm slight
Isaac /. Rounds. Woolstock. auklc.A- l.. Stock
well. Stove head 81 -ht. !. T.. hiss koytlt|n.
arm, Is. w. " White, Shrcw-tury, fingers, A. J..
Walker. Woodstock, knee, A. g. PacAsrt. blr-
uaui, both lv-.. J. lwari Atwood, hudCcwaier,
fingers S.m-ou Adams Jr Narl boru, shoulder
b. a. S'0ckvcil, N1yarou. 90 Hiuksou. Norce--
Ter, heal
company list scr-t. ". %. Churchill.
Londonderry in AHec. Sergt Grove = o.rHntr,
Pdulincy thigh. Corn GURUS Abbott. bcthe-.
uccA. Corp. h. Pike w hitngham.hlT. Corp W.
E.. keoler. Brandon. face. uau Abbott, back.
Eugene Jo-lyu, Neathersteli. shoulder, >amu,
D. BlgcIow, Rockingham back " ni- H. smith.
Wudham. ankle. Kolph T.. Gilbreath Burke,
to,. Jared L. Paris, Dauby leg. Goo. +. Brown
Reading. leg. Elas g. Blake, Morgan. hand.
Eugene q. Dilkius, Morgan, ls-, }. FORREST. ST.
Johuslury, both hand,. : Forrest. So Johns
bury h4nd, Collins r. Gri-wuuld. L.u-
iouderry, arm. Mitchell Hunt. 81. Johns
bury hand "a has. a. j. straw. -. Johusbury
leg.
MISSING.
Company n Amos Greeley, E~.cy. Walter A.
Blclcy. Warren
Total Loss Company =, killci 3, Wounded
.u.-1&.
Total Loss Company n, kIlcl +, wounded ii.
missing 2,--f.
p. T. WASnBJRN,
Adiuuut and Inspector Gcucr-
SlK.-As there are 100 ofi-crs for duty
in companies and Ii 2nd Regiment T.. ;. :
:, take the liberty Of submitting the i,rc
going Upurt-
Very respectfully,
Your most ub't ,cry Z.
JOHN P. LAW.
I,t IT. anI Acting tut 81 T. $. s s.
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>aw loEN toE I>g'i>.
Tie Union state Convention of Ncw York
took place at >yrocu-con May 18th. Hon.
LYMAN Tp.mainc presided. The delegates at
large were elected ON one ballot. the tour
having the highest number of votes to be
declared chosen. The 'ollowiu- gentlemen
were cho-en-Nr. Raymond having the
highest vote
Henry }. Raymond 81
Daniel : Dickinson 2oN
Lyman Trcmalnc 10
Preston Kin. l57
Among the District Delegate, who were
chosen bv ,bc District Delegations and re-
usrtcI To- thc Convention, We notice the
names OF George W Curtis, Simeon Drap,r,
Abram Wakcmau, l. Benedict, and other
prominent citizens Of New York
The following resolution offered by Mr..
rrcoaiuc. was adopted by acclauia'ion. the
Convention ri~inS and cheering with great
enthusiasm
Eaolref That this Convention, approving
the administration of Abraham Lincoln, and re-
coguizing his integrity and patriotic efforts 20
suppress the rebellion which be found m exist
pnca upon his Inauguration, hereby expresses is
preference for bis rcnamination for tho office Of
President Of the United States
OHIO FOR LINCOLN.
Attbc Union State Convention Of Ohio, at
C,Ium1us. May 18th, rcsoluti n r.ed-in2
thc support Of the Union men of Om' to th'
measures of Mr. Lincoln's administration
and recommending the denomination OF Mr.
Lincoln. were adopted with hearty applause
ILLINOIS TOR LlNool>.
The Union state Convention OF Illinois, a
Chicago, May 26th adopted resolutions en-
dorsing President Lincoln, and insiruotini
the delegates to support his denomination.
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PETER I. WAsHBUEN,
Adgnaat and Inspector General.

General .-Encloscd I send You "a list Of
casualties in my command sincc we crossed
the Ralllsn, May 18th. We have been IN
der fire almost every day, Yet it has not been
our fortune to get in a very bad place yet
where we were liable to he cnt up. let tue
regiment have, upon all occasions shown
r.sI courage. and willingness TO do all 'hat
men can 10 to'kocp up the reputation YER
front troors have IN the Army Of the Poto-
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We are indebted ~ Cen. Washbui
the lollowin. returns
TENTH REGIMENT.

Headquarters 10th Vermont Infantry,
l,t Brig. 2rl Div. 6th \. &.
Camp near Spottss lyanis, {. H., Va,
Nav b., l56i, A. NJ
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The Union state Convention OF Illinois, at
Chicago, May Doth adopted resolutions en-
dorsing President Lincoln, and instructns
the delegates TO support his renomination-
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-25
FREIGHTS.


By this route Freigh,s Of all descriptions can be for
warded to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
or Baltimore, to and from any point on the Rail Roads
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
or Missouri, by Raj Road direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects At
Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which, Goods can be for
wardsd to any port on the Ohio, Muskingum, Ken.
lucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi,
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas aud Bed Rivers; and at
Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago With Steamers TO AL
Ports on the North. w estern Lakes.
Merchants ana shippers entrusting the transporta-
ton Of their freight to this Company, can rely Win
confidence on It's speedy transit.
The RATES OF Freight to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Ran
Road, are at all times as favorable as are charged by
other Rail Road Companies.
ea1.Be particular to mark packages "via Penn's
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
to or address either Of the following Agents OF the
company:
D A STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARKE Z co Transfer : gents, pittsburgh
H. W BROWN 4 CO., c ~pcinnati, OHIO,
r. q. MELDRUM 4 CO., Madison, Indiana,
J. Z. MOORE, Louisville, + entucky.
W. NJ. AIKMAN, Evansville, Ind.
r. F. SASS, st. Louis, NJ Gssouri.
CLARKE & CO., Chicago, Illinois.
J, H. NJ COLIN, Portsmouth, O.
J. NJ. LOVE, NJ tysville Ky,
HALL & CO., Marietta O..
Z. AYRES, Muskingum River.
W. Ii. d Z. L. LANGLEY, Gallipolis, ..
II. S. PIERCE & CO., Zanesvil lie, o.
n. Il. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
3. c. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent.
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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEASE

Do you rise with O coated tongue mornings, with bsa
taste in the mouth and pcor appetite for breakfast
Do you feel when you FIR / get up 20 weak and langaid
you can scarcely get about! Do you have Il dizs,nss,
!. the head at times, and often a dizziness with head
ache occasionally! Are your bowels costive and irrsg,
ular and appetite changeable! Do you reft up WIND
from the stomach and do you bloat up ofteni Do YOU
fssl q fullnsss after eating, and a goneness when tn.
stomach is empty! Do you have heartburn occasion
allyl Do you feel 10. spirited and look on the dark
side Of things! Are you not unusually nervous at
times! Do YOU not become restless and often lay until
midnight before you can 60 to sleep! and then at N
don't you feel dull and sleepy most Of the time! 10
your skin dry and scaly! also sallow! In short, is not
your life q burden full Of forebodingsl Now, these are
the symptoms generally present, but not always all Of
them, and there are thousands who are suffering daily
from them, and we pledge ourselves in from three TO
FIVE escriptions, TO drive them all away and com,
plstely cure the patient, changing their whole physical
and mental nature, and thus make life blessing ID,
stead Of q burden. We ask those who have tired Inui
tired and discouraged, to give US one fair trial and We
candidly can do just what is above set forth. Try Two
prescriptions, and we can in that time satisfy the most
inoredulous. We call special attention to our almosa
invaluable treatment in the above diseases. "Pro0
al Mings."
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most advan.
tageous route for Live Stock. Capacious Yards, well
watered and supplied with every convenience, have
been opened ON this line and its connections, and every
attention is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg
where will DO found every convenience for feeding and
resting, a choice is offered Of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. THIS will also be found
the shortest, quickest and most direct route for Stock to
New York-ivla allentown and with fewer changea
than any other.
EN0Ch LEWIS, Gen'l Superintendent, Altoona,
Pa.
/. I. HoUPT, Gen'l Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
delphis. janll
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LUNG DISEASE,
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, BRON.
CHITIs, ASTHMA, THROAT DIS
EASE, &C., &c.

LASE, 0Cs, US.
We call especial attention Of persons afflicted With
valuable treatment IN those e~ttsctious, which has been
lately discovered. We have succeeded In restoring
cases Of this kind in o few months who have been treat
Cd for Year, 10 no effect, and others are now upid
use their OWL words, thoy say they feel thensslvss
coming up every day. We do positively claim THAI
there - no case 90 Ear advanced but that We can help
and make more comfortable, and prolong life; and tbs
most Of cases con DO successfully cured II taken in any
hind Of time. Remember that this Is an age Of liz
provsmsnt, and remedies are being discovered that DIS
arm disease Of many Of Its terrors. We invite those
who are threatened, or have any form Of Lung Disease,
to give US one trial, when We can prove all We have
said IN the above.
SALT RHEUM AND SCALD HEAD.
We claim positively to cure every casa Of these dr-
eases. This i q positive fact, and we viii pledge our
selves 10 give $50 to any case Of the kind we cannot
cure, and we generally cure with two prescriptions.
"a The following lsttsr il from the wife Of HI
stockwsu, ESQ.,:
New Philadelphia, Dec. 81. lsG.
On. aAxsos:.Dsa Sir, I desire to express TO you
the deep gratitude l feed for the great benefit have dc.
rived from your treatment. I had become - weak ana
% much reduced with frequent hsmmoJThags u me
lung, that i had almost despaired Of recovery, and "
bad become evident TO all my friends that without Sns
speedy relief I could not long survive. / eomineneeo
with your treatment on the lst Of July, 1901. During
the frst months treatment I began 10 perceive thai
the berTnorThage was much less frequent, and greau{
diminished in quantity; and from that time forward
have had no heInorrhage, and now ENJOY better heaiI
than ! have Tor several years. At the conmencsrieos
OF trestmsnt you only gave me Encouragement" hSPs
Tor a restoration to a reasonable degree Of health. -
expectations N this respect have been more than rea-
issd II this should meet the eye Of any afflicted as
was, ] can with great confidence yecopmsnd yVo'
Mns. L. z. sroexwrL-
se2-ly
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD
Baltimore & Ohio r. r.
sss

OrPICR BALI 4 OHIO kaILRaap o..
Wheeling Station, A ug.a. 1863. (
On AMI after Monday night, the 10th of Au1ust,
~ The p assenger trains will be run by the fol-
lowing schedule:
EXPRESS TRAIN.
, 1864-02-25

Produces healthy reu and women and II the coastt-
tntIon il in youfh seast. AMI alfy aeskh
is tte resnls DO not .eiay when .Eo means arc Co
near at ttnd, and within tbe leaea " ai''
, 1864-02-25

,ts1 Es'1ma.ea; n q; 10
Most Of thc lag ofanch socletlea counted
above held their ANIMAL meetings short
time previous 70 tnose OF lne county socle-
t1ts Win Which they gre connected: Morc
families were pIooabiy Flsneu. anu more
found destitute than tue number reported.
The reports, even when Fcricct as fur rs they
20, do not show the total lestitution in
county, as only part Of the families In each
are visited in single year:
TIE receipts Of the Adams county branches
do not embrace SsH. 81 paid on litc member
, 1864-02-25


s,nce 41,n fo1,t thtrn 1,ova hcnn aundrv
vi,;sncr;nas If 7an, u1ov an1 IN lie minds n
,nnnv witt .rere ,,rrn s'nsnicinrs have nnv
assnmed thc anncornnce az probabilities
I1ecnan. accorfiiRp Il, R,ipx L:,t' IN stiij snc.
feriufr f2om seyefe illness, ana bns M nov now he
cnme en n,nch redncci ti,at ho weigIts hareiv
onc % hundred m % and scy4ntr"tlye @ | w nn5nda His His
own tnstinIonV " os rcnnftcd in The same m.
ner Is as fa11nm1s." ''@ '''" 0*'''4o e'''
~, ..,a :" a. saa,.1aa -. .a ~, ax.. .... .,,...
1 tcEt @ .hg a nfss a, tWo w. ex ensee
tion wbatever Of apyth1r tEai tooE nlase, nor can
be IN any way account fof tae e1trnotdinary filling
Of in lis lighting. uc felt on entering the ring lf
TO fight Tor biz lie, and he looked upon victory as
i9!sG9ne eonelasion mt ~ TeTy iew moments
a1 SaVoU 0Gs IT., T. '9r u n;h0
ali sni c deSorea int he hna narer III tba as,aa 40
man s1ncc.>' '''@' '4~'~' 1N'' ~. s"1''
The ca;tnr of nrr,* Tn, m,.cs m con.
mcnt On this statement cyccnt to contirn
~.
, 1864-02-25
$CNLEA AWIG-HOLST
An Explanation OF the Question.

Denmark has 32,oc0 square miles, and q
population. at The present time, Of about
3,3LD, 600 people. In lies entirely on the deep
tiGc water, gul1s, buys and inlets Of the North
and Baltic seae. It is, therefore; easily de-
tended by England against all Europe, If she
chooses to do SO. OF that hereafter. The
Government of Denmark has been the most
deepotic in Europe hut It should be mcn-
toned to the credit Of its Kings that they
better, and whatever liberh institutions the
country has are due to its monarchs, as is the
case with Russia
It is for doing inst that, that the King of
Denmark has now got himself into difficulty.
There is no dispute about religion for Den
mark Is Of one opinion With the exception
Of d rery few Catholics; and Jews, Denmark
is Lutheran. What, then, IS the matter? It
is this: Holstein, milking about one.dfth OF
vince; and some OF the privileges Of Its aris-
tocracy arc guaranteed by the German Diet to
The Holstei1 noblesse, are there called liber-
ties. Great sympathy is got up IN Germany
under the idea that their Hol5tein brethren
are, ae they assume, to be deprived OF some
of their liberties! 1t Is exactly the same
sort Of liberty which the B1rons Of England
contracted for with King John-the liberty
Of the aristocIacy to hold the lands, castles
roor Saxon laborer IVES harnessed In with
oxen to p1ow the land for Norman Knights.
It is the same sort Of liberty which they want
in the South. It is certain, however, that 1t
ia the privileges of the Holstein noblease
which were guaranteed BY the Germanic Con-
$ federation. But what makes the political
contlovereyt Is not Holstein patt Of Den
mark? Certainly No, part Of Denmark ID
more part Of 1t, OF owes its allegiance to the
, 1864-02-25

King more than Ho1stefn. Holstein has been
q LaTt Of Denmark ESQ years-the Kings Of
Denmark being Dukes Of Holsteiu. To SIM
Die minded American this Is enough What
fieht has anybody to interfere? What claim
can they set up: Why By process Of polit.
Of GERMANY, It is simply this: Though Hol-
stcir is ateo eolutely part Of Denmark, yet uol-
fte;n is also member OF the Germanic Con-
ftderaticp-uuIstciu wns German province,
as snrl Ia a member Of German Diet, and
tl,c King Of Denmark actually votes In
tic Gc,n.an Diet as Duke Of IIolstein,
~rEc German Dict, n It's federal relations. Is
one vote. Tie tenth class is Holstcin, rot
iCg by the King OF Denmark. 1n the Gene
mi Council there are 6ixty-nfne votes, Of
which three are cast by Holstein through tho
Ring oi Denmark, lience, in tAis view Of
the case, it is entirely reasonable that the
German Confederation should hold the King
Of Denmark responsible for his federal obli-
eatIous in regard to Holstcin, if there has
feeu any violation of them. But how does
tLet consist with lis eoyeIcignty. over Hol-
etti Us au absolute part Of his domipfons p
Il docs not consist ut all. The actual collis-
ion las occurred tins: The King Of Den
mark has attempted to give new constfta-
ton, Or new laws Of some sort, the details
Of which ne do not know, to his domfnions,
Holstciu included. It is said that these are
IN conflict with privileges guaranteed By thc
German Diet. The German Dict, therefore,
calls uron the King Of Denmark to with
draw his obnoxious institutions; the
King Of Denmark won't do it. The Ger
man Diet says, you shall; the King
saye, y shall zee about that. Then the Diet
fumes and frets-calls out its contingent, aud
marches Eaxops, Mecklenbnrghers and Hes
eians On tho Elbe. In the meantime the great
Powers zee there is likely to be large fire
there Austria is President and Prussia Vice
President Of the Confederation. So they step
forward and eay, "Gst ont, yon small pup,
pics; nc great dogs will settle this question"
Eoso will they settle it? uolstein is an am-
phibious animal VIII they draw 1t into the
water or on to the land? They dare not take
Iolstein from Denmark, for: that would be d
iatal precedent against the monarchH. Be-
sides this, England would not be likely to
allow Prussia to 20 north Of the Elbe. Then,
again, there is Sweden and Russia But
What can they do with this German Diet !?
Prussia will control the Diet, while England,
will cook up conc sort OF compromise,
Which will amuee and mean nothing In fact.
4 GIMP, onise Is the last resort Of men who
have neither principle nor courage.
, 1864-02-25
:Tlar ann Dcntp.
OF AGR1CU

IMPAIRMENT OF AGR1CUI-
~ TuEE, WAsu1Ioros. .. C., Dec. i, 1ss.-
aopos s. s
so sst.ng Of Hen. J. Mosehesd. q Pc1nSylyanis,
arder cf Ohio. to consldtr the following Hppropsta-
ton made By the last Congress. viz: .,,,.
cultiystins and preparing nax and hemr a. subet-
tuse for cotton, tweaty thousand dollerhH
Having met, and nfteF several days tnve6HR
belle that further .ud :ul1er notice Of their IN
vf vfEtfgnt1one might produce valuable 1esnlts, nd.
{o1rntd to gain "wednesday. the 2ith day O.
February next. at II o'clock II. u
his appropriation, Or anxious to develop the subject
for tie publc good, 10 send to this Department, Gn
cr before tAat day, samples Of Il hemp ane fax tn
the different stages Of preparation: Of tbe 4nres snd
ments o the various oceeses used, and the cost Of
production IN each case: asu, descriptions Of tle
ktpds and cost 81 1achlncry used WheEe mndes Ac.s
tocrtltT 18th any and oil tnfoFnau.n q that may De
hfe II tornatioc ie peccEsary before IN intelligent
~ - GAAC NEWTON.
desy1Is1-Sm Commissioner
, 1864-02-25

1ts The safcst and most eaectua1 medley ev dis
coxersd for pus1snE tho syxtsm and rel .1i''s tho
Sllh The mother and child prev enta pain anc ,.asa
and Increases and en:iches the food.shosc vh, IVY
before and sfer confinement. Is Is DFsYents 1s:ase
attendant upon childbirth.
, 1864-02-25

dr Mathcws rrs. prepared TT -. 4AETLAS nAIF.
olE; stuct ta4t tsa Il hEs been used By thoasandr
and In 1nstance hus It failed to give peect sasfac
don.
TIE VENETIAN DYE is the cheapes. in the world
pfce t& Only Fifty Cents, and each bottle contanr
1oue the quantity Of dye IN those usually sold for 81
THE VENETIAN Dfl: Is tic safest composition o.
s C1hs. 1t warranted not to 51Ure The hair Or the
scalr IL the slightest degree.
1Hf VENETIAN DYE WORKS with raptdit5 and ee1
.antT, TIC 1nir requiring preparation unscves.
THE VENETIAN uiI produces any shade th2t maj
&c 1clredone that Will not fade crock Of wash OIL
.enp For sale6y ali Druggists. lrcparca 1nly by
General Agent. T. Gold street. n. T..
hlso. Manufacturer Of MATHEWS AENlCA ilAtH
3LuSS the best hair dressing In use. Price Is ceht&.
, 1864-02-25

Whose Dye IL taking the place Of others?
CHRISTAEOk1sS!
Whose Dye Is the most perfect imitation Of Nature?
CHKISTAD0RsbsSs
Whose Dyt mas hetE aualyzed By the bett Chemist
snc pronounced harmless?
CHRISTADO2OsS.
Whose Eair Dye eucceets whcn all others 1au?
CRKISTAD0IkO,S!
Whose Hair Dye has the larCe4t sale In the wosld2
CHKISTADDf10sS!
Whose Dye Ia shipped n the greatest quantities to
liz fhirhatrcd 1naidehs Of Cuba, Mexico, and Soalh
6ueftca? .....-..-... 0...
CHIEKSTADGBO,S.
Manufactured By !. CHEI.TADoi,o, Astor
House, New Fork. Slid everywhere, and applied By
Eli Hbir Dre* sers.
l1icr s.. si0, and IS rer bcx, according to size.