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, 1864-04-17

If rom The N. 7. GCF1ld. April 143
II Is sumoFcd II this city that the Papa1
bulls hive arrived in this country from E ONE
appointing the Right Reverend John McClos.
key; Bishop of Albany, Archbishop. OF New
Yore. IN succession to the late Archbishop
HnShes, and the Right Reverend Martin john
spalding, Bishop Of Louisville, Kentucky.
Arehbishop of Baltimore, In succession to tie
late Archbishop kenrick.
1t Ia said that a messenger has arrived In
New York having these important documents
in Ills possession, and that be .has airrsiv
Journeyed towards Albany and BEGaio1 Thse
rumor is very generally credited in Catholic
circles, although ne ourselves have not been
informed bg any Of our European correspon
dents, nor hare We seen in any Of our foreicn
.exthangcs that the Pontifcal rescript to ench
effect had been rent ihto the Sacred College
in Rome before the 26th Of March, a!thouSh
Tie Cincinnati C4Uo'ic Telegraph, the organ
Of the Archbishop OF that province, contained
tue following para graph In It's last issue:
We learn from well informed correspondent Ii
Rome that The Apostolic lctter7 confirming tht
'rmmtnauou BY onr prclnseh OF Right Rev. Bishopt
spaulding and McCloskey. respectively: 10 the
trctfetiecQpA toes Of Baltimore and New York
were to be expedited the week after tbs date Of hIa
Letter. euly IN March :
After the celebration Of the - Months
Mind" for the repose Of the soul Of Arch.
, 1864-04-17
Hon. o. II. Ffcklfn us n War Demo-
craft

Hon. o. II. Ffck1fn as n War Demo.
craft
Hon. Orlando D Ficklin, hitherto regarded
as the leader Of the Copperhead rebels In
Coles county, has within 8 short time expe
rieneed change Of heart, or at least appa-
rently 50. &c was requested to make IN
avownl Of his new position In presence Of the
54th Illinois volunteers, as it was about to
leave for the field, and did 50 on tho 12th
inst., at considerable length We make a
few extracts from a synopsis In the Charles
ton P1alndoaler: :, =.
The secession movement commenced in
South Carolina, and there is no doubt but
there was party In that State which wished
The dissolution Of the Union on the slave
line. John c. Calhoun was the chief agita-
tor. The agitation has been kept up from
that time until this, ending In the present re-
.he1llou. But the: question now Is, soldiers
Of ne 5ith,i arc We, aIe yon willing that this
glorious. Union shall be dissolved! God
knows That no man deplores the shedding of
blood more than do, but NOW that war has
come-and this question has been submitted
TO the a1bitrament of the sword-we are to
meet tt-therc Is no stopping. short OF final
let Us elect Democratic President and stop
the war. wish to tell my friends that no
pe1ty can stop the TaI until tie question is
settled There fs no euch thing as compro
mise. jeff Davis and his confedcratcs staftQd
ont to establish separate Government, and
Union sentiment Of their country would
overthrow their Government should they
make the u tempt They must fight until
they are whipped out, and ne must tight un-
til they nrc conqu red. Many bloody mud sue
-cesatul battles have already been fought, and
Richmond md Georgia field, be still moro
important II the 54th is called into any of
these battles, I hare no fear but you will
acqnit yourselves With honor. -.
, 1864-04-17

There Is man in this city engaged IN hawking
1nzore hs enters our hote:e, Enu oilers h4 traps for
sEie. aud while disposiny Of them, eudeayots to
draw the buyer Into conversation about our Gov
crnn,cnt and the war, aud then commences to SOW
his eecds Of secession. Was at IN hotel on Monday
and having met with youn; man destitute Of
home and friends, TOOK him IN With me to hare
sone refreshments, and while there. proposed to
him to enter our army. This wouid.be razor haWker
not to do go, rs the men III the army were badly
led thabbilr clothed, aud robbed bT the officers,
In nlhny why's Of their money. 1put several qnes-
tious to him, many Of which he VIE slow to
Wcr, bec2uEe be said he WIS little deaf. at last
got out OF him that he had been d rebel soldier and
had been taken prisoner and vas plroled. He n
fefs III his conversation to the Seven Daye' Eight.
IN which he eaid he had been engaged; trying to
make the psries lie talking with believe that
he Was in the Union Army, and that the men when
thsy arrived at 1larrison's 1andlng were In most
wretehcd condition, destitute Of clothing and iood
Lhappelea to hare been with the army at uarri-
men were well clothed, fed, acd everything done
by the Government and officers to make tho nea
comfortable. The sick especially. were well Cared
for BY the Sanitary Commission and The Sur
geone in charge. S1aited every cotOs OF tho army
Qf the Potomac 1t Ha1risorsg Landing, md can;
bear testimony to tho above facts, and such man
ne the one hive referred to ought to be placed
where he cannot be permitted to do bis eccret work
OF mischief It is BY Huch men The Ignorant are ed
lcated upon matters referring to the government,
nnd hence keeping up continual agitation Of dis
governments that ever existed. i would be, we'll
iur the citizens OF Chicago to Elte razor hawk
Or a warm reception the next time he introduces
hiueGlE I.H.
, 1864-04-17

:, The Canton (0hlo) Re1.aitor!, one of the
best Weeklle8 in the State, entered on it's
.t{tleth volume last week It was founde ed IN
ISIS By it's present editor and publisher,
Joshua sa.ton, Esq.
" ;: In announcing the commencement of ita
flltieth volume, Mr. saxton gives some inter
eeting "Reminiscences OF: the early history Of
1 men who at different times worked in Iti his
printing Office. Among these, he states TINT
in 1915, james n Bell, afterwards Speaker
Of the House Of Representatives and Presi-
dent OF the Senate, and the late Gen. Wm-
Allen, recently deceased In California, were
anionE his earliest jours; The only papers
published north Of the. Scioto when be began
were small sheet In Warren. Trumbull Co.,
.hy NJ: HaPgood, The oAto h1:nia, at New
benville, By James Wilson, and the Ohio Ed
era!isf ct st. Clairsville, by Ja.nca Hammond,
and one At Aarictta and another IN Zanes-
TiHe. When he first commenced Mr. Sax
toms wife, who died but few years ago,
assisted him in getting ont the papeEs, c.:,::
and etII sets type
, 1864-04-17
FROM FORTRESS MONROE,
A Successful Expedition.

Fon1nEss MONROE, April 15.-An expedition
under command Of Gen. Graham, conslauuy Of the
army gunboate. the 9th New Jersey, Esd nno a5th
and two sections Of nssillery unde. Capt. Estesy,
LEFT here on "Wednesday night last. and landed at
different points. They Concentrated at 6mithtled.
routing tho enemy. captnting one commissioned
officer and fire men, al wounded also, several
4 rebel m~il, and ono pieer or artillery, formerly
taken 1ror, the eunboat Smith Uriegp, were also
captured. Fifty contsabanta wcrc, also brought
, 1864-04-17
A Broad Hint.

.: Coming from New York q few days ago in
the TWO O'clock trntn Of cars, among the pas
6engers: WIS q tall, dark, nervous-looklpg
man.. Who was lml atient Is the cars. stop
ping 1tt he way stations, moved slowly aud
carefully along; he cast angry glanees at the
conductor who was lying hack'' for auoth-
cr stop. When the cars reached Passa1c, and
the neryons man found that the speed was
not increased, he called to the conductor,
compelled that individual to bend his head
as though to- receive d Communication Of
moment, and hoarsely whispered =. How
much do son get for the job ?'f "+t Sh ~ said
the conductor, again looking at the man as
though deslrous Of enlightenment. 'tHow
much for: the job p, again usked the nervous
man. "Does It come cheaper than hacks "
a start was the only answer. : " Whose body
Is It 7" continued the nervous man, stufIIng
fresh piece OF tobacco into his mouth.
BODY, sir what do yon mean, cir 81 q Why
amt this caRs, following hcafse !" q MOI
answered the astonlahed conductor, . tOh,
! thought It was, Judging from Its speed.,'
The conductor pulled the rope and the car
went ahead with rush. ~ -; -
, 1864-04-17
MARKETS by Telegraph.

Albany Enttfe Market.
[Ttlearaptsd Exclusively to tho Chicago T7bune.1
Albany. April IS. 1854.
BEEF CATTLE-Thc high prlcea OF last week eneous.
aged heavy shipments and the supply Il now 1000
lead. There being cary indications that tho supply
uoal: be large, tho ualcs opcne At decline Of kc
,. but grew nrmer aB 1t becauo apparent that two
thirds Of The receipts were IN the hands Of few spec
ulatoss and npAlr settled down at than list
week. The demand .TAs EctiYe on New York ana
Eastern tccoutt 1,to head being taken for Eastera
mathes. PKiecs range from Fc for poos ce:i17 seal
laeaes to e. fer extra Illinois Avcfsg. Of
salt about sXc: quality Of offerings good: rocei s'
1919.
sales s,lcn head At rH@s1o tor ordinary prino still
lsrs 6x99c for light to Iatr corn'fed and ?Hrc for
prime e1sra heavy do Receipts, 1l,lo9: shipped to
New York, 7,A10.
, 1864-04-17
FROM SOUTHERN ILLINOIS.
Great Excitement on the @nfder,

CAIRO, April 16.-The excitement at Metropolis
ILL.,, and along the river for the l.et week. In re-
gard II guer1llas that swarm upon the opposite
Kentucky shore, has been Intense. It Is Known
nre infestinE md ores7unning tho. entire country
acoss the river, and the citizens Of Metropolis haye
been in constant state Of painful anxiety, not
Gupbna1a are constantly pairolinS the river, and
hare taken eve1y possible preeaution 70 prevent
The skGs and canoes along both banks of the river
and sunk all other floating crafts that they might
seize upon.
The citizens OF Metropolis bare for two days
been eeeping in their clothes, ready to either de-
, 1864-04-17

ST. LOUIS, April is, 1851.
+: TonAcco-Drou:ht 1nsGo prices and st8 ealcs-.5
green iu:s at s5e0S621. = do factory do at sSSa
80 edo. plautert' do. At ts.ooal2s9; II do
nan shipping leaf ut s1s~Q5tso: 70 do. medium do.
at t1sI6Ge17s = do. msdluu manufacturing do.
Ut s2ss !sElsh 50: = do. lna DO. At 7N.ooSE61.s3.
FLoCK-Dul, with sales OF 400 bs1s Xxx On pri Fnte
terms 1a0 do. super At "a TO- delivered loi do. do
$50.
GHA1x-WbeAt unchanged, with sales os III sacks
choice al 3I.Ga9tG5; 80 DO prime at $135 10l do.
spring 81. Corn lower. with saes Of ,a31 sacs
ew and old mixed Ut t1os. Oats scascer With eales
of3s55 eacksA Rye and Ba-ley-sales Of Is SACKS
Rye at uso; 5! sacks Datlsy at s1.70.
Wn1.K1-Deelued md very dull, with sales Of Is
ht]s nj Il -.
, 1864-04-17
FROM MADISON.
Tho Draft In Wisconsin.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago THbune-l
MADISON, Wis, April IL, 1861
The following telegram wac received hero yester-
day:
WAsH1soTos. April Is, 1s64.-To Col. J. D.
Green, A. A. P. III. G.
Accounts will be made up to include April 18th
to determine which aub-1ietr1ctB arc deficient and
the number required from each The draft will be
made In the aubdist1Icts as soon na possible there
after. Men enlisted after April 18th from different
sub-distYicta will ba deducted from the number re-
quired at that dGtc thercfrom. Deductions will be
made up to the latest moment before draft.
[Siqued,1 Jos. B. FIT, P. II. G.
, 1864-04-17

NEW YoRK, April 1d.-sales OF gold certificates
so fh1, are about 900 1000. It 10 said they aFe
reaching their limlt and resumption of gold duties
must eoon take place, at 1eAat until July.
, 1864-04-17

e33- One Of the editors Of tho Wheeling
NV. W {nte''ige"eer was arrested, a few days
since, By General sieel, upon the. charge Of
publishing contraband information. He Was
discharged, however, upon satisfactorily ex-
planning the matter.
, 1864-04-17

NxwnrEx, n. c., april 1.-THE rebels hsse ap-
pearcd In large furce upon ChoWan fiset, s9eatsat
The Confederate consc1pdoa has been sqsp:nd-
ed il the FiIut Congressional DISTRICT ;ot Not b
Coroltna, and an amnesty Offered to aii ne Sot1a
service.
, 1864-04-17

Pn0y7DENcK, April 16.-The second t11al to elect
thirteen membera Of the General Assembly, In this
city yesterday, resulted In the Success Of the Na-
fQnl Uaiuu ticket,
, 1864-04-17

New Orleans letier. says: General .B2nes' CON.
mand Is nborc Eatchitochcs. end tnese has Geen 70
ing with Dlck Tayios's repz. and things promise
collision at Shreveport a number ct sLaSEiers
wire captured, and Captain Todd, cousin OF ffeat-
, 1864-04-17
Tho First Illinois Co1ored Regiment at
Quincy


It hns been the subject Of general remark
the time the Colored Volunteers have been sta
toned here they hare behaved remarkable
well and their action will not suffer In com.
parison with those Of any troops we have
yet had among us.
The occurrence Of last week is the only
breach Of discipline they have as yet been
guilty Of, although their provocatlons hare
been many. They hare been scof1ed and
jecsed at BIZ copperheads upon every possible
occasion and hayt even been stoned In the
ranks while par,:ding the streets In the per.
forlnauce Of their duty. AL these insults they
have borne in silence, although oft repeated,
until human endurance could stand 1t no long
er, and hnd they chastised only the peysons
who had been guilty ofcommitting these out
rages against them, instead Of a person who
was entirely innocent, NE are not prepared to
say they would have done anything out Of the
way, us the law provides no punishment for
copperheads who inflict their outragcs upon
tam. and ws have no idea It would be enfor-
The secesh copperheaas are alone RESPONSE
bic Tor the occurrence Of Last week, as we are
crcdibly informed that the soldiers were
not entirely. to blame, for they were openly
insulted by. some coppesheads but short
time previous from tie Same wagon, and who
tackled. It was him they sought to punish,
out he, With neauness that Is customary
!" 18th all the copperhead tribe, ran like cow
ard, that he Was, and allowed IN innocent
person to suffcr the punishment he shou1l
Fave received. Let the copperheads mind
their own business hereafter aud VIC are satis-
He'd there will be no further tronble.
, 1864-04-17
WAsHmoToN, April Il, 1851
Goru AZ 81 sa-coHcuEas n n


The telegraph nom New York List night reported
gold at sl.'9. In the meantime Congress is doing
nolhing to restore the confidence Of the country or
to place i1e finances IN position 10 assure cspit~
that the nation Is ready to apply the only remedy
which l. demanded b the situation. There are 1t
ctal min cannot be ayested. These are:
1st A revenue BIT! which will produce ttoua three
to four hundred millions per annuna. Including dn-
nd 4 iii to tax State Banksoqt oif e1,stence.
Now, fboth OF these measures are not adopted,
there Ii no WET Of arrestins the depreciation of lie
] ]Sssona aS de6 S e aesept
cd. et1u the work IL :hut half done. The Btate
Banks and the National. nanks VIII 50
1ntli, in lie Language d the coppelheads Of ths
Illinois Legislatufe.': buahel 81 g.eeab.eks Will
not be worth picaynne." Either the State bank
nonal Bank Law should be repealed This latter
In itself to weaken the currency, and may be
depended on to DO 20 to more 1han usefnl or ne
millions Of Issues Of the State and Wild Cat insti-
tutioae gene1sny. The condition Of the currency
b. to tns Of .as
I'd per cent Ind there i no telling Whcse It vii
stop, The downward cnur.e Of. the currency Win
then be accelerated With fearful 'rapsdity, and uni
xersal bankruptcy viii ba only . question Of
'Your readers viii bear me witness that hare
been The nrat to point cut the nccesaity Of Congress
ternntely pra5ed and preached to them I have en-
treated and denounced them by. turns; have
pointed ont their want Of coussge, their w3nt OF
eagacisy, their total want Of an appreciation Of the
necessities Of the tiuaes. At length IN Joined IN
ny labors By nearly the entire press Of ihe coun.
t1y, who arc now lteFa!lr hoWling In lhe eara OF
ctr legislators nnd denouucing them for theIs short
ccmirgt. The question OF nnlInce l.; said
trom The beginning was to :. be kAs qucz-
Ion Of questions In the present condition
Of the war. The contest cndcnvord tn =hov
had received 1t<elf into a question Or financial
eIdCranee; tr length Of puspes and goodness Of
credit 1ehowed that II the war was nos bsought
to close This year the chances against The Un1oa
predicted. THIS Corperhead. also IN Congress and
throughout Tho country generally + showed had
changed their bafe." They Eare up direct oppo-
, 1864-04-17
The French After Tobacco

dent Lincoln, has surrendered himself, and express
cd his willingness to take the oath Of allegiance,
and eaId he was sick Of the war.
, 1864-04-17

FoRrRHes HosKox, April IA French armed
transport, with q bark In tow, has gone up the
James riyes, intending to, bring. down *absceo
fom Richmond, helongtngto the French Govern
yYenf
, 1864-04-17

-: The Draft.
NEW YoRKt April 16,-Thcso ia eaid to be no
truth In the reported poEtpouemGns OF the draft
, 1864-04-17

new YoRk, Aor1l 1a-Tht Balti more Anst7!ea1
oflast evening says: We lea1a that the Ts9 Tmeaaea
authorities IN this department ha!e been directed M M
to makn preparations inr the reeePtlon a. .ao 9as
from t0o to 10 of the released Union pEsoness q
from Richmond. They may be expected mere 10
isy or to-usnrrnpv
, 1864-04-17

t5- The italian frigute Re d'ha'sd, which
WAS supposed to be lost with all On board,
Il short time since, arrived safely at Gibraltar
on the oSth nf Mnrch
, 1864-04-17

NEW yoR6, April 14.-Natchez papers of the
1st have report that the rebels hare blown pp the
rams Shreveport and Missouri to prevent theft
FILLING into our hands, and evacualed Shreveport
, 1864-04-17

Another CopPerhead Defeat.
CLEVELAND, April 16.-The Supreme Cont of
Ohio to-day decided the soldiers' voting law con
stitrtfuual -
, 1864-04-17
New YorA Money AurkrE-April ~.

Kew Y0rA Money NNrktE-ApffI 1H.
,MoExT-Dccidccly nEc,ez. auu IN active demand
It p.f ernt. .
GT1nLtso Excu4zoE-Lower. and rezy steady at
15slsl:l-
GoIp-11regnlar and unsettled opening >: i;1k aa1
ssysncing 70 oscnnlng 70 ls9H snd sdva1eine to
Tia tntal e1posts Of speeie so-dsy WAS y s3,6
.GoyERxxEST er5cKs-.sataes sa4iar; y !. 8. es u
Notes, Dct- and April. IL.
land Goals rrefe1red 613; P.MsN rs; n. T. C. Is:
Erie 11g Dc PEsis;rsa i1vsk HTasoa IS: uas'em ~!
=. lolN do guaranteed 10; ix1f a. G. 81:
6. T:.21 ~ 9. ~ Al: 4 F. d1 Eaisa ri
Trfasufy S-3cs, Oct. md .ApStl, 1i2.
sales Of gotd cc51cates stopped, oJ order Of
tie Stc1elASy Of thg- Treasury. =
The subscriptions to the lG1 loan ut the First Ma
t,raz tanE today were 3SD tco Hece!rts 1t the Gas
'on Ho1se to-day, aieloo Of which e8ooo were Gol1
crTtinca:ca- -
Gold closed 1t lax. AT the lag public Board tho
ilo prefA 10; H III; Eeadng ~; ln.A: 90 ytd
it5i: Harlem re !: Toledo 1ss; n 1S; III ls34; &c
=
, 1864-04-17

In tss CITY, on Thursday evening. 14sh Inst. II s..
u. uNDhRWObD, of tue I'd lii K.sI, nnd His
FRANK 4. FAhS0SS. Of this cIsy.
, 1864-04-17
FROM WAS aINGTON.
pussnee Of the Gold Bfll In the Senate.

:WAsnna1oN, April 16.-In tho house, today.
MF. Randall, Of Kentucky, offered resolution IN.
cui1e into I tho espedieaes I of eoastSue,ias raj: t.
Ioad or military purposes from Cincinnati to con.
nect With thu cumbcFiand GAP. a. recommended By
The case Of Lindsay vs. Scott, from the Sd Con-
gressional Diettict OF Missouri, came before the
Committee on Elections yest ter.ay, md LindsaT
it Is Understood that Eo Missouri case Of Bourse
Vs. Loan, VII be called up IN the House to-day for
The amount Of the subscriptions to the 1o-4oloan
yesterday and to,day Amounted to s.. .3sG, 900.
sut.c1s and citizens hare al Lett TIC army, and
vii! not BE- allowed TO return before mex. autumn.
today aud whieh nwalta he action Of the House:
Be Nendesed. de-, That It shali be unlaw to
make any CONTRACT for the purchase or sale or de-
etgn exchange to be delivered At any time subsc.
Qaent 10 the making Of such contract Or for
a in eu ~ o tse fam e9 saS aae
gold coin or bullion, or Of my foreign exchange.
Of upon any other terms than tho immediate man
ual delivery Of such gold com. or bullion. or for
en- the agreed price thereof By thc manual delivery
Ct United States or national currency, aad not
Otherwise: o. to make anJ contract Whsteser for
Naa, or foreign exchange, Of which the person
making such contract ehall not the time OF max
II, be1he OWE %9wner, ip &C actual nossea.ion. M
banker, broker. CT otacz person to laake any pn1-
chase fale oi nny gold coin ba1llon, 0! ior
elen exchange, or an. contract for any suca pnr-
place Of business 81 either the eeller Or pn.cha
owned or hired or occupied By him Individually, or
by paEtne.ship of which he Is member.
Src. i. Any peTson who shall riola.e any pro7is-
onol this act aha1 be held guilty oi nisdeaeanor
s10OQ and be imprisoned for period not less than
three months nor longer than one year. or both, at
, 1864-04-17
CONGRESSIONAL,


w.suvxor,., a,-u,c
a, ~. % Ensasn fefosatlon iegnes..ng
Sara heo ,sIa H. 10 4un ~ cataa
esies 10 be c. received in pa1ment % Of CT customs:
W9etaeF tney atS pa5a0le Y soa1 os currency anu
Tha Xiii Ina1,nr rant ~ iand 10 ai5 IN tte con.
strnc,nn e 1,9sd IN Wi.tonsn ~ 1ss ~ caed a1s ~,
os Mr RSS!it3f aRa pa9asoi -cao,+,o ,,r
~ soifed =. foilnI1s an5 .dontad WINCH
Peeoired That the Comn1ittse IN The cordnct ~
M Ms5 y ;Sd to ns Rtq 1ss h
Whctht Fat Pillow cuuid hsye heen re,nfnrcfsi nr
eyacnntcd. and that said Committea he instrTctei
Fstest ~ snceche: wer msdp hv ssna.o, 1,ov
ard. WiIaon. Johusou. Conness and Grimes. II f..
sor Of atrct mearnrcs Of retailaion. man for MAJ,
snrv nt War had this u,orrinf, received Iisnn,ch
iroia Gen. Sherman. pIaclnT the number of men
mafpac7cd. at 500
tto Collection oftn1es in tha 5nsnrrec,Snnnr- ds
fIicfr as rcnortct y Mr. HarTis ion the Judiciary
Committee. 7he amendments Of the Committee
fhn Senafe nroceedei to the rons,derntinn nf the
Gold lii. - WV
Lit. COLLAMEIa, Of Vt, proceeded to address
hc serate on bis motion to strike ont tho words
'''e.su liza rasrse KS r,r,o,. ,,...,u .,o
I5nrroT enot
Mr, DAWES called up tho report of the Commit
ti!lci 70 seat as representative of Tie Seventh
District Of Fi1gipta- The COMMITTEES say they cam
not eatisty. themselves tbal there has been such
freedom Of election az to warrant the conclusion
,lat NJ Kitshen Is lhe choice q the loyal 1otsts
PssG e of e leSe 1n, held under
1 snT e., at hs Ct 5ad 9 @ GGnmttss
81: L. M2s the ehnlee q hia district
ttat a. lie people arc ta1ed, apd fr;n,sa tsosSs
a.. oh1 L =
, 1864-04-17

Baltimore 1Inrket-Apr3f H. :;
Flor very Gull, E1les, extra, at s7.. Whaat qaiet.
fosn tuil and declined 1Ga.c. WhihkeF ntgle:ted-
Ohio tEertd At ;I:c. 49,.
, 1864-04-17
HONEY SOAP.
~ :: Thts celebrated y

In sneh universal d@and, u made nom tha eAok&!
uatetiale. 4 mild and e1nolhent u 10 nature. e
61Autly scented knd cxtzsmey benecta an ate Acase
1pon he shin. For ss1s By y oEagHiAH o. aaa x.Ess
, 1864-04-17
u / H d .
Nem. aDbgr1tsEnlRnts

OF r. very hest quality, manufactured expressly for
1aos porsaiton acIoes the P1atnF, and for .als hx
:" ..... 4. F. Cts08kEY,
Ant1.siE1.St q & g Sl1th XAteE kkrett.