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ONLY GEEUINE HAIR REsTORER.
Read the following:
,IbStimoni Of Ms. Sarah Gouid.)


(7estimonir Of Ms, Sarah Soud)
ALBANY, NEw YoRE.
diseased and my hair commenced to ial out very
Tae disease spread until my scalp was one complete
sore. IL became very painful my rest at night was
broken; the burning and itching sensation Ut sup
pou ahlei would apply remedy after remedy, but
only momentary relief oonsulted several physi.
ciRns Of this city. informed by them that the
disease with which my scalp was affected was Salt
kh um, and that they could net benefit me, read
YOUR advertsement and concluded 10 consult YOU
You assured that you oud eradicate the dis ase
and restore my har, which, had become very thin,
With that assurance placed myself ID your hands,
and the results are, rave luxurant head Of hairj
my scalp is perte y WELL and my hair has ceased 10
fall out. Respect uly yours,
MKs. SARAH GouLD, No 1T South Pearl street
Hair Restorer, and their name Legion, that It'll
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would eGectually and permanently restore the
hair Of those who are bsld, and prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The large and rapidly increasing sale of Restorative
is the strongest evidence OF the manifold benefits t Is
conierrng upon
THE HUMAN FAMILY.
The confidence of the public has been obtained. sHd
they all unite 10 aestng to its merit aud vast superb
0''" OVER ALI PREPARATIONS
Fverintrhduced. do not recommend my pre,sra.
ton 20 hair TO row SIX eet m trehly as msny
Consistent with the laws OF Nature 10 those who are
skepticai or incredulous / will max bona ode offer:
Will forfeit 1900
zone Thousand Dollars II fail to cure the worst
cases Of partial badness, under hheen years stand
THE ONLY GEN NE HAIR RRsToRER
This-wonderful remedy is sold by druggists gener-
III YOUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT COT 1T SEND
FOR 1T.
N.B.-Cures guaranteed in every case where the d
Teeuons for Sc are implicitly obeyed.
80 Price, 81 per bottle, or slx bottles for 50.
PROF. n, A. DE MUM,
Sole Proprietor, No. ~ orange street.
fel3dly Albany, New York.
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Forgery the Order of the Day
who ts tue EOrgerf

Tho Commercial and Journsl, Of this
m 1rning, both publish an article from the
New York Tribune, with slight varia-
ton. A portion Of a sentence which APP
pears IN the Commercial is omitted in the
Journals copy. Notice; HE Speaking
of YALLANDIeHAN) is blind partisan Of
McCLELLAN, and is needed at Chicago to
prevent the nomination of fighting gem
eral who believes in the war for the IN
ion" The journal omits from this sem
tence the words "is blind partisan Of
MCCLELLAN" We do not know which
eXcites our special admiration, the ssser.
ton of the Tribune, or the omission of i
by the Journal in copying
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20
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| a composition Of astrngents absorbentg stjtnu.
L lants and carminatyes, which eyeiy physician sc-
knoWledges ~ the only preparatiCn thst viii effect &
permanent cure of Diarfhes and D,seter, This All
Cholera Mixture is now IN use IN some Of ,ur srpy
hospitals where II gives the greatest satisfaction Il
has 'aved the lives of thousands Of soldiers and
citizens, and we Will guarantee It to be the best rene
dy IN the world for Diarrhea and Dysentery
Mr. Woods, Of Covington, My, will be most harry
70 satisfy any one as to the virtue Of Gn
Cholera Mixture; in iact we have great nuinbe Of
testimonials from patients who have been cur, after
after taking only ottle Of StrcKlsnds Anti Cho
era Mixtu e. II YOU suder with Disrthta and Bysen-
terry try one bottle. r.l4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20
The New York Post, and the Tribune

The New York Post, and the Tribune,
both oppose the re-arrest of Mr. VALLAN-
DIoHAst The Post has no superior in
ability and influence among the Republi-
can papers. 1t says the authorities at
Washington "must know by this time,
that VALLANDIoHAM' original arrest and
punishment was a doubtful matter; that
there is really no authority Tor sending a
man out of the country, and that his com
ing back is scarcely even a nominal of.
fence"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20

In our opinion the Administratio rcommit
ted great error in the arrest and Punishment
of Mr. Vallandighsm. II was parti1an malev-
olence, if we read arighs its history, thar i'm
pelled the act, and it is so regarded by large
portion Of the people If he had been let
alone, and even license of speech been per.
mitted TO him, be could not have acquired
that influence over the public mind which
has been forced upon him by the action Of
the powers that be-
Mr.. Valandigham never condemned the
policy Of the administration in terms as strong
as has Wendell Phillips, John c Fremont
and the Nsto Nation, the radical Republican
organ of the anti-Lincoln party He never
spoke as much treason, as the Lincoln organs
construe it, as did Mr.. Conway, the Republi-
can member from Kansas, in his speech upon
the floor of the House oil Representatives.
Why, then, we ask In the name ofjustce
should Mr. Vallaniigham be hunted down ny
ta administration, while others of equal
prominence and influence, TO say the least
are permitted the widest freedom o speech
There is no apology for it Curses, like
chickens, come home to roost, and we predict
hat the mer who have hunted Yallandigham
down for opinions cake, will yet feel the
force of the adage we have quoted India
n0poRs Sentinel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20

WAR DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON, June 49,
TO Major General Dix This evening a
dispatch from City Point, dated nine o'clock
this Sunday morning reached the Depart
ment. 1t reports that our forces advanced
yesterdayto within a mile in front OF Peters
burg, where they found the enemy occupying
a new line Of intrenchments, which, after sue
cessive assau ts we failed TO carry, but hold
aud have intrenehed our position From the
forces of the enemy within the new line it is
inferred that Beauregard has been reinforced
from Lees army A report has been receiv-
bd by the Department concerning the casuali-
ties Of our army in its operations since cross
ing the Jones river, except the death Of Major
Morton, mentioned yesterday.
General Sherman reports to-day that the
enemy gave way last night, in the midst Of
darkness and storm, and at daylight retired
his line from the right to the left. Our whole
rrmy is now in pursuit as far as the Chata-
hooche. General Sherman dspatches-"I
start at once for Marietta
No materill intelligence from any other
quarter has heen received to-day
Signed Il M. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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MeotraI

CURES Coughs Colds Sore Throat, Asthms ana
" Consumption. II ia only necessary for any one
troubled with these complaints to try one bottle Of
Sirickldnds Melhfuous Cough Balsam
to convince them thRttis the best preparation ever
used Il not only cures the above affections Of the
Throat and Lungs, hut IL cures Night sweats and
Splitting Of vi Cd aud isan excellent parge for am
kind OF Sore Throat 1t Is pleasant 20 take, and
safe medicine or infants Price 90 Cents per bottle
For sale by druggists generally mia
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not

1t is understood in Paris that Maximilisu
was anxious to make immediate recognition OF
the Southern Confederacy. But Napoleon OBJ
jeeted, for the reason that Lincoln and Seward
had abssed themselves by a surrender of the
Monroe doctrine, and by other bumiIiating
acts, to eonciliate bis favor, and therefore il
is probable that recognition will be denied
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20

As between Fremont and Lincoln, the Press
is Internationally for the latter, upon oondi-
ton that Andrew johnson is not placed on
the eket -Nashpiile Press,
The Press is the administration organ in
Tennessee, where Andy johnson has made
bitter enemiec by bis exercise Of arbitrary
power Now that Andy johnson has been
"placed on the ticket, we shall see what we
shall see.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20
scarce OF Help.

Sickness, and variety of causes, have re.
ducsd the working force in our Office, and we
are again short of help. This diminshes the
amount of reading matter in the paper, and
we cant avoid it. The reader will have to
bear with US until we can do better.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20

"The Geymans are hoggish, and desire to
eat up the Danes entirely "-Journal
Is "hoggish the word ?" What about
those who desire "to eat up" the South
"entirely"--or, as the phrase goes, exter-
inmate her people? Does the Journal see
anything hoggish in that ? There are
those who do, even if the Journal does
not.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20

LINCOLN, in a late harangue, says; eve
are going through with our task, if it takes
three years longer" The "task" he speaks
of seems to be the total ruin of the coun-
try; and this can be accomplished in much
less than three years at present rates Of
progress.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20

The Republican papers tell MS what
ANDY JOHNSON would do with the rebels,
were he President of the United States
We hope they will tell us what he propo-
ses to do for his mother when he shall
have become Vice President,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20

AN exchange says There is something in
expressilly sweet about little girls. The
Louisville Journal adds, "And it grows on
EN- as they get bigger"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20

HARRY, did you ask Hicks for that money!"
"Yes What did be say2" Nothing. He
just kicked me into the road. That's ali he
sale"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20

This is the day set for the arrival Of the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad" AZ
Dayton. The Pacific and Great Western
Statesman arrived some days ago
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20

Read what those say who have u9cd IT.
MI Charles W. Lsnd am Of Louisville, ara M 3
Ha1arde Cincinnati, O both were cur ei ter using
one pot Of Dr. Stricksnd's Pile Rem edy. They say
they have tried everything but ud obtain no reei
out one Pot OF strickland's Pile Remedy effected
perfect cure after suffering Tor many y ars With The
worst kind Of Piles. They recommend every cns
who Is suffering TO tryit.
Ask for
DR. StrickldndS Pile Remedy.
Sold by all druggists, so cts a pot Manufactured At
NO. East Fourth 81, Cincinnati, o. mia
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Natr RestorRr.
A GARD 70 THE PUBLIC.

A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
FINHk kUNDERSIGNFD hereby return their tbsnks
Il TO Mr. Valentine Fries, Agent, anu the
6ERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
of New York, for the great promptuess they have
shown ia paying to US the amount OF the usur. nee
on the life OF Peter Eicher, deceased. i'd Ejcher
insured his life Tor the benefit Of his lie and chill
dreui on tha 2lst day April, 1864 He suddenly
took SICK and led OF the 81 day OF May, 1864, and
the nsuran Sl'OO We think It right that the pub-
lie should know these facts.
BARBARA EICGEB
Dayton May "a, 1864, A. HoORsT. IInd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20

God is great, and therefore He should be
sought; He is good, and therefore He can be
found.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20
NOTICE

A PETITION will be presented to Governor
"A Brough for the pardon of clay born hagan, now
asewss oAiHARlNR HAeAS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20

MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1864
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-14
uN-Au UnFoaruHArl A11An-A few

~AH UNFORTUNATE ATTAIR,-A few
days ago Camp Plat, Cabsll county, West
Virginia, WAS the scene of considerable
excitement, AWsgOu master, named Clay.
bauRh, had di6culty With some of the
81 Virginia Cavalry, who had caused the
arrest Of one Of the men for = trifiug of
tense This enraged the eavalryman's
friends. One of them, q youth OF seven
teen years, demonstrated with Claybaugh
on the injustice of the arrest, which was
received with profans threats to whip the
whole company. Some angry words en-
sued, when GlHybSugh drew revolver and
struck the boy on the head. Several shots
we're exchanged, which resulted 10 the
vounding of the boy in several places
This assault so inesnsed the cavalry that
they started in pursuit Of Claybaugh, de-
teruined to take hia life. Colonel Moore,
eouuandant Of the Post, ordered out q
company to quell the disturbance. Bat
the enraged caVAlrymen were too quick
Cisybaugh was found aud riddled with
bullets before it was possible to dispense
the rioters, or protect the victim. BE died
in about two hours. Claybaugh was a
very passionate man. especially when nm
der the Influence of whisky, which was
the case on Saturday. BE was 3 re-enl:st-
ed veteran of the I'D Virginia CAvalry.-
The wounded boy is doing we'll and will
recover. Another instance of the effect
of bad untsky.s gs--arI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-14

NV YoRE, June l3.-A Oiucinuati des.
patch, dated 1890 last night, Esays Bur.
bridge came; up with Morgan yesterday
morning and defeated him very badly.
p The Tribuue's correspondent with Sher-
man, under date, near Dallas, June LIST,
Gays the enemy in front of the 2sd corps,
yesterday morning made dash on our nd.
vanced lines Of works with the intention of
reoccupylng better position; they were
met by heavy FIRE from our men Who re-
manned immovable, and although the re bells
came up within few PAGES thev 6naIIy
faltered and fell back in terrible confusion.
This repulse of the enemy has been one Of
the most decided aud destructive which
the enemy has yet suffered. During last
night the enemy assaulted Hooker, but
were repulsei in the assault, With loss.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-14

~ THE GREA1 SANITARY AID CHR1s.
zIAH CONFUSION FESTIVAL The time for
the eouueueement of the great festival
At the Baltimore and Ohio passenger depot,
has been changed from the zlSt to the 18th
Of the present month. This change has
been rendered necessary by the immense
amount Of work that will have to be done.
Every thing proposed in connection with
the festival Hheu approached deVelopes
itself upon an exceedingly large scale, aud
more time is needed. The exhibition will be
. bigger thing, necessarily, than it's orig
inAtOrs at 6rst supposed. In the meantime,
the work goes on braveIy, and the active
cooperation of loyal people everywhere in
this section Of country is solicited.
Contributions are rapidly flowing in and
it is to be hoped thattbe muui6cent stream
will not slHeksn until the work is DONE
The necessities are great. Patriots every.
where viii please remember that the SAM
tary Commission is for the present to be
regarded aud sustained as virtually per.
nsneus Institution; that it's beuetsctiouu
mus, hoW for weeks and months to come,
and eau scarcely close even with the var,
aud that the sources Of supply must have
something Of conStancy in their liberali-
II.
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mVQl
SUBSTANCE oTgIoE .. 8. Amy,

~ Ha1ELIEo, June It'll, 1854 (
SEALED PROPOSALS (uust be duplicated
from drgt hands, and from citizens IoyaI 10 tbs
'unitod statOs Government" only. viii be received
ia q 5Sas s. g E .RS s.0 x .SS
a0uis1d $50 or Store. 3 y a..
~ 8 MSs5sl,2f v; ,T,.37 g OlSSs yiE:
ne bEeasSaod pl6eoS OfpaunfAeto to b stated
10 the bids, and Uhe1boE - round or Fat hoped
full bead lined and buugS sealed.
delivered on the 18Th Of July, 1854. -,
No bids will be received (unIess from parties
known 70 the underGigned) without . written guar.
Antee OftWo responsible names, a follows, viz:
should All or any pIt Of the SooTs "a = 1S
it shall be duly fulfilled according to its trus pur-
port and condition."
Amoant Of one-Eourth the value of the stores pro-
PoSsd 70 DO furniShed shall DO executed II reqnii
Marked samples Of each article must accompany
the pTopotals, and must be referred 10 therein.
boxes Iof paper tn,) With name Of bidder on one
Ali articles will be carefully tnSpected BY an in.
Speetor on the part Of the United States, and DO
article gilI be received or paid for until It has
pAssod this inspection and certificate to that effect
has been attached to the original bill .aH-z
All old mark, except such pertain to the con
have marked upOu it plainly aud dSiInctiy he name
and address Of the seller, the name Of the article.
me gross, tAre and net Weights, the words U. 8.
tract. Ia
Proposals. will b received for the whole or for
any part Of the quantity required, but proposals
for different articles must be different sheets Of
paper. copy Of this advertisement 70 alp from !
nsWSPaper must Be attached to each proposal; must
be on blank forms. which will be supplied by appI.
cation Il this once. r-...#r.
Proposals. must DO enclosed in . sealed envelope
addressed TO the undersigned, and endorsed "Pro-
poealS ior-tnamS the AItielsR"
Payment 70 be made In such funds a. supplied BY
the Tn 0SuTsr Of the United States, but pa
Will be made the party until ali the articles con
hhEh hnAn nEcnbtRd nd
1he right Il reserved 70 reject any all proposals
II such . course NhOuld be deemed by tho under
Sigued for the interest ofthO Government.
Proposals. must be Igned by the parties themselves
and not BY eleEkS agents, &o.- -.Tr zEEg
Bidder are invited 70 be present at the opening
Of the bids. - Us
HORACE TURNER,
Je9 Captain and @. 8.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-14

%SurrIDE H DRoWHHa.-On Tues.
day night last man, evidently afflicted
with delerium tremens, jumped overheard
from the steamer Eagle, at Captiua, short
distance below the city aud was drowned.
The man came aboard the EsgIe from the
Etesmer Leslie Combs at Parkersburg on
Monday night as q cabin passenger. Dur
ing Tuesday he faucied that one of his fell
low passengers was logging his steps for the
purpose of shooting him, and eomplained
TO some of the employees of the boat aud
asked protection. BE made the complaint
80 rational that the accused passenger was
approached upon the subject and at once
not only denied the evil intention imputed
70 him, but vent to the nppreheDsiVe per-
son and assured him that be entertained
no such deEiEu. This quieted The fears OF
the man for q time; but be nevertheless
vent below and seemed to be anxiously on
the look ont for = fatal shot. At Cap.ina
as before stated be iumpted overheard
The set was not observed in time to make
any attempt at rescue. The body Was re.
covered on Thursday near the residence Of
Capt Nike Davis, four miles below Captina
Prom papers found upon the body the
name OF the deceased is supposed to be
John WEIGH, and 4 furIough in one of his
pockets sets forth that he was q member of
the Invalid or Vetersn Reserve Corps.-
About two hundred and fifty dollars in
Iaouey was found upon his person. The
deesaSed was quite an old man aud appa-
rsutly an IriahmAn. His frisDds may learn
further particulars by application to the
officers Of the Eagle.
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uEADQUARTERs DEPT. WEST VA.
(IRBfNR n q

MARItSs1uHos W. VA, Jute LIST, 1885,.
SEALED tPROPUSALS, In duplicate, GIlI Be re.
eeiyed at this once until II n. on Saturday. Juno
1lth, 1853, for furnishing Fresh Beef from June
9!th, 1soI until January LIST, 1865, 10 the United
ClaE ESburg' w Va, wheeling, W. Va ), New Creek.
w! Va, Grafton W. Va, CumberlAnd,. Ma, and
Also Sealed Proposals., in duplicate, will be 70.
oeiyed It this ONCE until II II. on Monoa5, June
Z!sh ise4 Tor farnshlnS R'e,h Beef from July 1SE
troops stationed 81 Frederick City, Nd, Harper's
Ferry, W. Va and MAFtiuSburE W Va =
4no SeeI 70 pc o. Bood and marketable quality,
meat, (necks, shauks and kidney talloW erc,udedl
The peeks OF the Cattle siAuShtored for B.of 10
At the fourth vertsbral JOINT and the brent
down. The shAnks fore quarters shaII 30 chr "a
rom three to four inches above the knee Joint aud
o. aSd quarters rom alx to eight Inches shove the
Tn. Beef iii be delivered in such quantities and
ataueh times Is the Depot oOmmiSsaFy or Military
Blank forms Tor Proposals can be had on appliea.
ton At this Cee either in person, BY mail OF tells.
1be certificate Attached to the uroposal must h.
signed by two EesPnusi lie parties
The responsibility Of the guarantorS must be
shown By the Ccial certificate Of the CLERK Of the
trict Attorney.
Bidders must be present to respond to their bids
and be prepeted 70 give Bonds Tor the fnIhlmeut o
their contTH0ts or their proposals win not be CON
for furnishing Fresh Beef" and addresssed 10 CSpt
!. B. Salisbury, ChiOf, Q. 8. Department Of WEI
Virginia, MaFtiI sbuFg, W. Va -
II bid Is in the name Of firm the pnmet of Mi
the members and their Pot Once address must a..
pear or they will not be considered.
" Payments 10 be made N nthly IA such funds q
may be on band u none on hand, to DO made a
| soVn Rs TeceIVed. ID i -y =
Each perEou, or every member OF q arm, offering
| proposal must accompany It by An oath Of ale
gIance to the United Stat, goYernm ent II he IA
not already filed one in this Office q.
All pFopoeals not complying strictly With tn,
above specifications will pobitfVely be FGiootsd.
~ a.r J. B. SALISBURY,
-. 49,. ggH .f.gs Captain and OhIefO B..
jt6eod TIL Is DEPARTMENT Of West Virginia.
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INV YoRK. June ia special to the
Post, dated Washington the 18th, says Mr..
Chase urges amendments to the tax bill
which will add largely TO the revenue. he
is known to favor tax of So gallon on
whisky and lopez cent on incomes.
special to the Tribune, dated Wash
ington. 18th, says 1t appears that it was
Gen. Wadsworth's intention at the close Of
the war, to pay over sum Of money equal
IN amount to that he received from the
governmental to some benevolent Institution
founded for the life relief of disabled SOL
diers. This. be said, lie the only wsy in
which 1 can refuse pay for fighting for my
country in her hour of danger.
The 13olb Ohio 100 day troops, having
in its ranks lawyers. clergymen, aud otherI
OF the best men in the State, on Saturday
voted unanimously to go to the front and
fight. They then marched to the White
House aud had an Interview with tie Presi
dent, who addressed them, thanking them
for this prompt response and saying
wherever you go l know you will do you
USbbs ~. #.H
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-14

~THB GLoRIOUs FouETH.-Ths man
agers Of the ''FGir and Festival" eontem.
plate getting up = comprehensive aud ap-
proPriats programme for the celebration Of
our Rational birth day, = celebration that
should make every man, woman sad child
ia Wheeling, aud for = hundred miles
round, be keen to participate 10.
We mention the matter now, so that
heads of Societies, Sunday Schools or 9th.
er organizations, and all other persons
who contemplate making any other ar
Fsngemeuts may take due note oft.