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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-24
LATEST By TELEGRAPH
REPORTS OF THE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Entered according to the Act Of Congress in the year
1863, by j. 5. THRAsHER in the Clerks Office ofthe
District Court of the; Confederate States for the
Northern District Of Geor ga.
F, FROM THE WEST

GRIFFIN, Sept ,2l.-It is reported that the
enemy was skir'nishing with Gen. Hoods ar
my near Failpurn yesterday afternoon, but
noshing reliable has been received yet. A
train of Yankee prisoners went up to Rough
and Ready. last night to be exchanged. The
10 days armistice expires tonight The Chat
tanooga Gasette of the 18th says Gen. Lee is
being heavily reinforced, and that Kirby Smiths
forces are encampedin Missouri, TO miles from
St. Louis. GuGrillas, EN- route from Smithland
to Louisville as prisoners, overpowered, the
guard of the boat and forced a landing. Far
ragut does not design attacking Mobile at pres
ent Sherman has issued an order forbidding
all citizens coming this side Of Nashville, from
beyond there. Says $4,000 prisoners have
been removed from Andersonville to Savannah.
and Augusta. Dispatches are published from
Grant and Sherman calling on Stanton to en-
force the draft at once, as they greatly need
men. Gold in New York on the Eth 22l.
GRIFFIN, Sept. 2l.-one thousand of our
men were exchanged at Rough and Ready this
morning and have arrived here. The oath has
been freely offered at Atlanta Prisoners say
they met great many of Sherman's going
home from Chattanooga. Dalton is garrisoned
by three brigades ofnegroes There had been
,no movement of the enemy at Atlanta up to
last night and nothing known of the where
abouts Of our army
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deemed to shun his duty than the soldier in the
field and to be less meritorious and respectable, 1
would scorn to hold such exemption longer as would
have scomed to aeceptit in the outset; and I have
no doubt but that very large lojurity of that class
would do likewise. But the question is not trivial
one, and must not be determined by the gassy pa
triots the Courier and dispatch" Offices who per-
chance seek to push suspicion from their own doors by
heaping it rccklcssy upon others.
AN AGRIoULTURAb EXEMPT.
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and even the militia of Governor Clark, enlisted, !,
as they supposed, to serve only within the lin
its Of the State, readily assented 10 Transient to-
Mobile-thither many of them will be re-
moved. =
The fall Of the forts and the loss of the IRON
clads has been of infinite service in arousing'
the people Of Alabama and Mississippi to a
sense of danger. The readiness with which
the militia of this State. have responded to Gov.
Clark's proclamtion is to be ascribed to the
prcsescs Of imminent peril. They anticipate
hard service, and even now that they are trans
ferred to Gen. Maury, there is no apparent dis;
satisfaction.
Every line of cntrenchments around Mobile,
made during the reign Of Leadbetter, Wthcrs,
Buckner, Maury ct id omne genaS, will be oc-
cupied. The guns mounted are of the best
description, and those In the fort near the city,
Of the largest calibre. The gunners are veter-
ans and officers skillful There is no point
from which the city can be shelled, which is
not commanded by ten.inch coIumbiads-
Brooke guns guard the upper bay which can.
not be nayigsted by vessels drawing more than
seven OR eight feet An attempt will hardly be
made to shell the city, till the batteries below
are reduced, of which such vessels are incapa-
ble- At the ApalacLa battery there are not so
many guns, but it is being strengthened, and
guns can be foated TO it on our iron-clads.
The iron-clad Nashville is as strong as the
Tennessee at al points at which she will be ex-
posed in fight. A land attack will not ma
terially aid ne>made simultaneously by water.
Butt may not tell more of the defences of Mo-
bile In all that | have written. nothing is sta
ted which may not lie gleened from the Feder-
al publications.
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From. Mobile.

A correspondent of the Griffin Rebel in
speaking of Mobile, writes thus ::
I have little fear that Mobile will be captured.
Gen. Gardner Of Port Hudson memory, said
before he was appointed to command the Dis
trict, that the city could never be if men and
officers did their duty. Each days delay on
Grangers part inures to the ultimate security
of the threatened city. Its garrison is hourly
augmented, tAabamians and Mississippians,
conscious of the extent Of ealamities involved
in the fall Of Mobile, hurry onward to the gulf;
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CHANGES N HOOPS ARslY-From the Lovejoy cor
respondent of the Columbus Ga) Times Of the l6th
we learn, that on account Of irreconcliabe difference
with General HooD, IeuenantGeneral HARDEE has
been relieved of the command of his corps Major
General CuEATHAM will probably succeed him. Brig
adler sHoUP, Ghef-ofStaas has been relieved from his
position at his own request IieutonantColonel Nc.
MIcKES ClEef QRartermaster of the army, has been
removed by the QuartermasterG General at Richmond,
and Major AVER, formerly stationed at lagrange one
of$he Oldest Quarternasters in service, given the
position
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Headquarters,
RESEVE FORCES, S. c.,
COLUMBIA, sept. II, 1864.

U,
COLUMBIA, sept. II, 1864
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 73.
1 THE PLAN WHICH HAS BEEN HERETO
ls FORE adopted by the Enrolling Officers of fur
loughing menhose applications for detail and exemp-
ton are pending, will be discontinued. All such fur
loughS are hereby revoked.
H. Enrolling Officers will in all cases Of forwarding
members ofthe Reserve Forces to any. point furnish
them wid papers, stating in full tue purpose for which
they are sent.
III. The District Enrolling Officers will take the
most effective method IN their powerof forwarding to-
their proper commands every man of tho Reserve
class who cannot showhis papers Of detail, exemption
or furlough
BY command of Brig Gen. CuEsYUr.
ED. II. BARNWELI, A. A. Gen
Sept 20
State papers copy three times.
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ARAB WIsDoM.-The Arabs have saying.
at is not good to jest with God, DEATH or the
devil; for the first neither can nor will be
mocked the econa mocks all men enc time
oranother; and the third puts an eternal sar-
casm on those who are too familiar with lin.
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A SHARPER C1RcuMvENTED.-An extensive
swindling operation was brought to grief in
this city yesterday. man dressed in a Con-
federate Majors uniform, applied at this post for
rations for the 5th Tennessee cavalry, in Nor
gau's command, Everything appearing to be
right the order was filled, and the supplies
sent to the railroad for shipr pt The INA
jor" here took them and sold hem, realizing
a handsome sum by the tVasactiou. The
facts becoming known to the. authorities, he
was-arrested and lodged in Jail. We under
stand that in his trunk were found complete
suits Of officers uniforms to personate brigadier
generals, colonels lieutenant colonels &C.
The Majors" case viii probably receive early
attention.-Augusto Chronicle. =
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EPON PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG, Sept. 22:-Except the usual
picket firing ali is quietat the front. Reports
of heavy rcinforcements sent to Grant prevail,
and generally believed to betrue. The enemy
are very vigilent on our right, evidently fear
ing an attack on the Weldon road.
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CAMDEN DAILY JOURNAL.
ssrURDAy MORNING, SEPT. "a.

Astronomers pNdict that in November Of this year
meteoric display of falling stars, similar to that Of
November 1888, will take place.
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,fberality.
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Notice,
Musical. Instructions.

d.ssss1ffH5s7 MISS ALEXANDER WILL. REOPEN
r her musical SCHOOL the first Monday in
October, if sufficient number of pupils can be Sc.
cured to warrant her return. Terms $75 per quarter
All pupils commencing quarter, wa be charged till
the Close rs
Those wishing to apply, will leave theirnan with
Mrs McCandless by the Goth of September.
September 10 ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-16

na Let those who have doubted ths Virtass
BULL's CEDRsE BTrTzEs, II any sush thsrs Be
read the following Csrfihests FROM gsatlsnsn vel,
known in this community, and doubt no zors.
Its general istroductlon into the army will save
the Lives sfthozsznds Of eur soldiers:
LosIsyrLE, KY, Jane ID, 1853.
We, ths aAdersignsd, have seen the good sEsess
prOdaesd By the ass Of DR.. Jozx BgzL's cEDEOE
BIrTEzs In ease Of genera. debility and pFsstratioa
Of the system, and believe fits general uss would
prsvsHs disease and rsIisve much sufsrinE.--
Among eur soldiers particularly would this b tbs
sase, especially those WHO are exposed y nias-
matte inHssnce IN tke Southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Csllsct0r Int- Rev. I'd Dis. KY.
CHAs. b. COTTON.
colisetor Of tbs Port Of Loaisriiis, ~.
Gel. II. DENT.
PrsyOst asr.hsl GsaT Of KsstusAy.
REV. D. P. HENDERSON,
Vice Pres't Of Sanitary Commission.
HARVEY, HUGHES 4 CO.,
Publisher Demosrat.
eco. P. DoERN,
Prop. Louisville Anzeiger.
HUGHES & PARKHILL,
: wholssale Dry Goods DeAlsrs. Main Street.
Louisxilis, KY.
DAVIS, GREEN Il co.,
Wholesale shos Dealer, MAin st., LenisvllIs.
HART q AAPOTHER,
photographers, cor. Market and Thira sss
Leuisvilly, Ky.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, esr I'd snd MaSkst sss
Louisville, KY.
CAPT. 8. y. HILDRETH,
OfSteamer Major Andsrsoa.
MAI. 1T. THUSTON,
gmastsr q. s. Arzy.
Q. II. HETCALF,
x4sAPnal Hotal, Louisville, Eg.
COL. &k&E BAYLEs,
4mKy. Cavsiry.
GEORGE D. PRENTICE,
Louisvifis Journal
See advertisement in another eoluna.
hbs IL Sold by PETER YIERLIne,
Sole Agent. EEsnszilis, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-16
From the sIrty.rhlrd Indiana.

NEAR MARIErrA, Ga, July 4, 1864.
Editor Evansville Journal,
Our friends 81 home may be curious
to know how We are spending this time
honored day, and as ii brings me few
lsisure nomsnta viii devote il to scrib-
bling.
But the greater portion Of the army is
again in pursuit Of the rsbs, who e,acu-
atsd their stronrholds on Kenesaw
Mountain nigh. before last, and as I
write / hear the distant mutterings of
the cannon Fastening their speed to the
"last ditch" Where that is to be prsba-
bly, can tell SONS future day, as we are
under orders to 90 and see.
Johnston had 8 good position for de-
fenss, yet, as an old lady explained
flank movements, sherman keeps fight
ing them on shs cad" and they can't
stand that
As it is seldom soliier knows much
beyond his own camuland, viii consne
myself to the history Of the 63d
Ny last being dated at Cartersville,
May 2lst, we marched from thence to
near New Hope, where, on the evening
Of the 26th, We advanced our lines al
most up to within riAe-rapgs of the rebel
works, and IS we came up we're greeted
with O few showers of grape and case
shot, which did no other dsnags than
wound few. We lay under cover of .
brow of hill until after dark, where We
would not be so much exposed to sharp
shooters. Then half the men we're set to
work throwing together logs, stones, and
whatever they could hnd. while the other
half lay in line ready to repel an attack
should one be made Shovels and axes
being scarce you may be sure such works
we're very light, but probably they looked
heavy to the rebs as they peered above
their banks Of red earth . few handrsd
Yards distant The next day We laid
still all day, STOPPING from place to place
when il was necessary TO move, unit
after dark again Our works were found
to be too low under the hill, and it be
came necessary to move them up. The
second nights work was hardly begun,
when the rebs, hearing our noise anC
/ bastls, commenced vigorous shellins
Of the bill and woods in our rear W'
: laid low until they were satisfied, tksr
went at it again, and this tine got up I
more respectable looking defense, bu
: they seemed determined not to LEI u
= work, so their skirmishsrs charged ours
making the night hidsous With the rattl
!. of musketry for g few minutes, wksl
! they backed ont and let Us alone for tn
!. night
!, For FIVE days and seven nights We is
under such circumstances, not daring .
= take of our clothing 10 sleep, or bull
= FIRE to cook, and three batteries anu
" ing themselves occasionally BY THROWN
'e she'll into our midst Yet, strange :
. say, none of the 63d we're hurt, nor
g than three or four slight wosnda fh
65th suffered more, OF which you haS
' been informed. When relieved we no'
|. cd to the left and had 9 brush With ID
"Iohnaiss" At Burnt hickory. There On
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IzPoATAsr TO LADin.-Thers is published =
letter. we'll as other important ma ter, to
all delicate females, IN Belle new advertisement.
under he head Of " Private"
The letter reisrrsd 70 is written by the sminsni
DR.. Wright, sf the st. Louis Throat and Lung
Institute. Those interested viii read ths aaver-
tisement. and. We think, call on DR.. Bell, whose
consultations are free, aHd who treats and cures
without unnecessary examinations or operations.
Cures warranted er no pay AskSd, iys-lydAv
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Important Instructions
Sherman.
Gen.

Hsadsrartsrs Department. Oft CunseriAnd,
In the Geld, near KsnsSaS honntains Ca
JuAs, s. 1884.
The following letter is published to
the people of ofTennsssee and Georgia, iV-
ing within the limits Of the Department
OF the Cunberlsnd, for thar information,
as expressing the sentiments Of the De-
psrtmsnt Commander
The sAmeinstructions as hereby given
10 Post and District Commanders, and
the sane penalties imposed upon mur-
dsrers, robbers, incsndisriss, and raiders
their siders and abbsttors, and any pc
son. upon vell founded ascusatisn of
having viclased bis cath Of allegiance to
the United States, viii be brought to
trial before . military commission as q
traitor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-16

90 lock upoa ths bzitls-hsld,
Whsre shot and she'll ~ fast
whers FrsssoEz's siirrIng ksttis-ery
Is hsArd upon the blast:
Go where the Ii fed sabFss dash
And fall on frAltor erests,
Whars southsra layonsts ass aim
With blood from SortheFa breasts
Go search azang the loyal ranks
Among the Elsrisus desd--
Among than all yeu will not eud
A single CepPsrhead.
Go search the qua boats blooay deck
When the aFssd esnfiist's done
The traitors baBzsr In the dast,
And siisneed every guas
While Ger the haTd-woE rampant Hoats
Our flag, yet Oh what pain,
'kssth that dear nas siDee nornlnG light
How many have been siainl
Amssg the heroes Of the hght.
The living and the dead
Go search amoaE thsm-thers is not
single coPpsrhead.
Co search tbs crowded hospital.
where CHASTITY weunds are ssen.
Which tell thrsagh what struggle ssrss
J hsss nekle men have been
But look upon ihsir faces, iol
They Smile throagh all thsir pain;
Ths :. ara they bear wSre nobiy won--
Their honor has 40 stain.
Ell hANes ~ Atttist fiu s--at WofQa
Are heard aFonnd each bed:
ssme soeths--soma suier, All are trns--
Thsrs Is - Cspperhsad.
0e whsrs the look can scaFes esncsal
The treason q the heart,
And where the tongue would willingly
Defend the traitors part.
Whsrs seymour, Wood. sad vsorhses are
Deemed patriotic men.
Go whers thsy wish vsfisnaigham
We're safely back again.
60 where de8srtlen 10 no ertms-
Where loyalty Is dad
where sad disaster gives 30 pzIH;
There Is the CoPyarhsad.
Go uhsFe foul Ecerp Il ksaped upoa
Oar noble bays. Who 60
To stand . wall % are bet~sen
Us ard our traitor foe:
Go where bold 8rangs revilers ara
Where BnEnsids is DETAINED
where Banks and Butier-nssls nAass,--
In seoFn slons are named
Co whsre true patriotic pride.
HoHor aAd Truth are dead
Whore oar success brings but despair;
Thers IL the ooppsrhsad.
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American Cancer Champion.-DB.
HEBBERN has located in the city Of ouiasy.
Illineis. Ne. los Main Street, third deer above
Quincy House. ofaes over J. R. Dsyton's book
store.
He claims 20 be the King Of Cancers and all
kinds Of Fever Sores, such as White Swelling and
Bone Diseases, serofals, Piles, sSrs Eyes in their
worst stages, Liver Complaints, Consumption.
Female Weakness, and salt Rhsun, letter,
RAeunatisu, &s., &s.
The Doctor became master Of the above diseases
while travelling through Europe and America, and
he now stands at the head Of his profession both
in Europe and America. The Doctor viii taks
pleasure in showing his visitors certificates Of tbs
above diseases where they have been given up As
insurabls by the best physicians in the country.
The Doeter aIso guarantees . eure in all eases
where the patient lives up TO tas directions,
The patient will please correspond weekly, CIV.
ing true statement Of the ease Ne. -
RN- The poor dsSlt witA literally.
Cancers extracted in from fsur ts sweaty- lou,
hours, wSthcut instruments or pain, o. a drop O
bloed. naSis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-16

Remedy for Ptles.-It is . Aisssing 70
ths suffering TO know that we have s1eetuAl
cure for this truly trouhlesons disease. Mr.. ].
P. Ha.aras, Of ls4 Second street, Cincinnati, O.,
takes EreAe pleasure in informing all vhe are
suffering with piles that he used snail quantity
Of DR.. striekiand's Pile Remedy. and it Effected .
permanent cure This seems 20 Be the ease with
all who make use of tAis splendid preparation.
1t Is Manufactured At No. East Fourth street,
Cincinnati, o., and sold by all Druggists-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-16

Dr. Bell. from Bellvieu Hospital, New York
City. has now been here long enough 10 prove his
professional capabilities, and has done so to the
satisfaction of large number Of citisens, and
those from other towns and the surrounding
country.
His last sdvertissnsn: and accompanying let
tar, under the hsad Of "Privass," should Be care
fully read BY all No Mercury used In his treat
nsnti c1uE~itAsion ftes. tys-iyd&~
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SATISFACTORY CURES
WARR RANTED I!
or NO PAR ASKED.
CONSULTATION FREEl

I will furnish rsferenea fron the New York
Hospitals and the city Coilegaf Aia1, Pref Will
lard Parker, 40, ~ west - s.ret; Or. ,. g. Chill
ton, chemist, ls Prince street, New YORK and
City, River snd Military reference h~rs
Letters, With return stamp, promptly answered
Medicines sent by express, sith directions in
writing whfre the money Accompanies tho letter.
RE- Ofics over the Aaction Room, bet wssn tbs
Post o1iee and international Hotel. Commercial
Avenue, one block 10 rear of the Passenger Dspat,
Cairo. Ills. Post once box No. I'll.
ss- once hours from 70 y A H., and from ;
% IN
II. SHE'LL, N. d.
ivs-tvdk~
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Organic Weakness.

Less of natural viEor, nervous aad general de-
bility, with skin efupiions, fever sores, pains n
every bone and muscle, loss Or memory, headache
and dizziness, night dreams, emit sious. impo-
tsnce, etc. etc, aud the endless other sunerinss
which afiiict saeh patient Will be cured By
mezus ct present used 81 all the New York City
Hn.nltals. md iloes On Bronkl7n.
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oAtao. April s,h 1854



GESFLENUs ;-Sines my arrival here. sod PAR
ticularfs sincs u was known had heretofore re-
sided Ia New York City, frequent iuquiries have
been male u me whnther | was acquainted with
Or Bell 81 your city, ~hiiss living thers, ana
What knew of hiaa, etc.
In order that there shall he no misanderssaad-
ing. and for She purpose 81 plsoing my self rigtt
Ia the eyes o. that geHts as we'll yourselves
aud others, deem il proper - well - prudent 20
make thls statement in writing, 10 be len in your
hands. or given 70 DR.. Bell, yoa nsy think
beat, he TO DO with it - he plsasss. I knew DR.
Bell soule SIX CT eight years since. In New York
City, ~hsFe for tsw months We were engaged IN
the same Institute. He was = clever scholar.
standing third in his ella within nftesn months
OF his frat entrya aud pronounced BY all the Pro-
fcssoTs, as well BY majority of the Thirteuth
Street School. one Of its brightest ghts and han-
orahle members. Dr. Bells treatment In this
speciality. particularly in the treatment af FINALE
diseases, 10 acknowledged equal TO any Of the re-
formed school of physlciaus, aud exeellci BY none
10 the great institute.
Or. Bell u, IN my opinion, gentleman we'll
werthY Of the extsndrd patronage which. am
happy 70 fHd, e daily being extended 70 him.
Respeotnlly yours, r. WRIGHT, NJ D.,
Prop'r 81. Lous n 0at aud Lung Institute.
No. 5s North Sixth street, 81. Louis, No.
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AGENCY.

va 4. WALKER. sE. H wAIKxx, u.
WIN. Il. q WIN. H. WALKER,
Agents for the purchase OF Real
Estate.
osass on Third Street, opposite the esRrt Heuss.
lalyf-em
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GENTLEMEN.

Who through thouehfless inprudenee, or inno-
oontly, a. psaHg hare, hare become poisoned By
that most deadly virus, TENERTAL, can nop Ind
immediate relief and permanent enre. / use no
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HEADS THAT REBEL

HEADS THAT REBEL
against the rules Of taste aud beauty in their eel
or or In the loss Of all their color, may be changed
in a few moments 70
AMY BEAUTIFUL SHADE
by a sing le application Of
CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE.
Tie Tapidity Of ts operation. perfect safsty, per-
mAnent healthinl effect: and the exceeding depth
and richness Of the hues 1t imparta, distinguish
tais preparation from all other Dyes in in this
country OF in Europe.
CrIstASoro's Hair Preservattwe,
a valuable --suuet to the Dye, In dressing and
promoting the growth and perfect health Of the
hair, aud Of ITSELF when used alons-a safeguard
that protects the hbres from decay under all cir
eamstaness and usder all slimss. Manufactured
by J. CRIsTADoRo. No AstOr Heuss, New
York. Sold BY all Druggists. Applied by al
Hair Dresaers. ju24 i'm
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TERMs-IN ADVANCE,

Schedule
Of Adrertising Rates agreed upsn Sy
the EVANSVILLE JoURsAL and EvANs-
Wills TINES, to take efsst Msadas,
Aayeh Ia, 1864.
HsNzz zzzzz
Daily AdvsFffsiug Rates.
: : n
t.ss! :astr.fs
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PROF. o. J. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

IhIH Ast0HIsnIER pftFAFatIuH
Will, by Natures own Process, Re-
store Gray Hair 20 the Original Coior.
wil make II grow on Bald Heads.
VIII restore the Natural Secreti0ns.
VIII remevs at once all itching.
Will remove all Dandrud
WIN sare all EsuPtions-svsn SeAld Head.
wtlI make the Hair soft and Glossy
will preserve the CoIor Of Hair to OLD Age
WIN always Fasten It, and stop 1t Falling.
And is enc Of ths beat Toilet Articles for ths
Hair row in use.
Thousands or Soldiers In the Arm,
Have testified to the above, whe had bssoms gra
and lost their Hair by sickness, change Of climate
and inattention, while performing camp duty.
As Restorative and dressing Il has no equal.
KELLER 4 WHITE,
Wholesale and Retail Agents fer Evansville.