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Blockade Runners Getting BOld,r.

WnHINGroN, n. C., May 2S.--on the eth
Inst, at ! 1l.3O P. M, while the United States
steamer Victoria was cruising OH the entrance
TO Wilmington, large slde-whetl steamer was
espied nearing the bar. Tie Victoria imme.
dlstely steamed ahead al full speed In order to
cut her of, but owing to the shallowness OF
the water, was unable to mauGuvre. Her
guns were discharged at her In rapid success O..
sion, some OF the shells exploding inside and
others passing through, but only to accelerate
her speed. She managed To escape, though
severely punished.
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No sEAT No PAr.-Mr. Grimes introduced
a bill in the Senate, this afternoon, providing
that the Washington and New Jersey Railroad
Company shall pay fine Of ten to twenty dol
lars, in each case, for receiving faro from pas
sengers and not furnishing them with seats.
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Oh"nss.of omOsrs OF tho rotOmao Fic
lllIr.

~
tilln.
Tue following changes have been made in
officers Of the Potomac 1otlllA3
Capt. Smith, detached from the Commodore
Reed, and ordered to the Tulip.
Capt. Hooker, detached from the Yankee,
and ordered TO the Commodore Reed.
Capt. Stone, detached from the wyandsnk,
and ordered to the Ella.
Capt. Mcconnell, detached from the Ella,
and ordered TO the Primrose.
Capt. Watson, detached from the Dragon,
and ordered to the Yankee.
Capt. Brice, detached from the Primrose, and
ordered TO the Don.
Capt. Cook, detached from tho CurrituSk, and
ordered 10 the Don.
Capt. Gregory, detached from the Don, and
ordered to the Currituck.
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Up to yesterday three hundred rebel wound
ed arrived in this city, and are cared for by our
surgeons and nurses. They are doing as well
Ss our own wounded suffering with the same
class Of wounds.
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FROM MEMPHIS.

Engagement between . Rebel Battery
and Three TIn-Clads.
MEMPHIS, TENN, May Sl.-The tin-clAds
Harmora, Juliet, aud Prairie Bird recently en-
gagged rebel battery at Gaines Landing, and
succeed In driving them away. The Prairie
Bird was struck thirty times.
The marine brigade boat Delta had her DON
key engine shot overheard and her engineer
killed.
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TIE MAINE Democrats hOld State conven-
ton at Portland yesterday, and the following
were chosen delegates at large to the Chicago
Convention. Hon: Graham L. Boynton, Of Ban
gor; william P. Hawes, of Biddleford; John
W. Dala, of Frysburgh; Richard D. Rice, OF
Aupnata
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DISTRICT TAIEs.-A new bill was introduced
into the eennte, to-day, authorizing the Levy
Court TO collect the District assessment Of
direct taIes under the law Of August 9Th, 1861.
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TO ir In FhIIAdsIphI.N-Tus NsIt the
ODsnInR Day.

fHiLl DELPHIA, June a. The opening cere-
az Loga Square on Tuesday l, ext. Presldent
LIneoli tho Governors OF Now Jersey, Penn
syWAn' a, and Delaware, Mayor l. 'enry' OF una
el'y and other dlGnltarleS, have b, ven invited,
ara " Ill 6e present The exercises Will DO OF
me M Dst impressLYe character.
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A delegation from Beaufort, 8. c., is here to
attend the Baltimore Convention, and will ask
for seats. They waited upon the President to-
day aud requested .hat Beaufort be opened as
pnrl Of entry.
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CONSIDERABLE ETC TEHBST exists at Detroit
and other points in the Northwest, caused by
the discovery Of gold In the Lake Superior
mining region in sufficient quantities to pay
Enr ..,lnlnn
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FROM THE ARMY OF the POTOMAC
Fight Near Salem Church

Correspondence Associated Press
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or TnE Por"nAo,
May al-nnon.
An engagement occurred on Saturday even
ing, between the lst division Of cavalry, under
Gen. Torbert, and the enemy, near Salem
Church, which lasted till after dark, resulting
In our division driving them back over two
miles. Fighting was resumed on Sunday morn
ing, and they were driven into their works.
Our loss was severe In these encounters, num-
berlng about four bupdred. The loss of the
enemy was full as many.
Yesterday the 9th corps ad dvanCed from Haw's
Store toward Bethsaida Church, driving the
enemy about two mlleB. At sunset our men
were engaged In throwing up riae-pIts, Rnodes'
and EArly'B divisions made an attack ON War
ren's right hank, causing Hun to fall back from
his fret line. The CT! !tIny then advanced aud
charged the seqnnd' line, where KeIchum's
brigade OF heavy artillery was posted, and
which opened with heavy frC, In coppectIhn
with batteries on both TANKS, which Almc.t de-
mOlshed them. They fell back In terrible dis
order, leaving their dead and wounded behind.
Our army, this mornlna, OccUnies a posItIon
on the north side of TolaputOmy Creek. The
enemy being In strong works on the other tide.
| Considerable firing took place last night and
to-day on the right, but without dvfnIte result
except that Hancock drove the enemy from 4
line Of rihspits, which we nov occupy. our
sdVaDce on the LEFT (5th corps) is within nine
/
ensue at any hour.
MAY Sl-5 p. m.-This morning Birney's
division advanced against breastwOrk held
by Breckinridge's cOrps, on the south side OF
the Tol"potomy creek, on high emnence, q
very strong position, and one which might
have been easily held against a vastly superior
force. The enemy, after hiring round or two,
and seeing cur determination TO take the place,
evacuated and took to the woods. Our loss
was about twenty-five. We took about ifty
prisoners, mostly belonging TO Breckinridge'r
command, some Of whom said they were In The
Valley AT the 1ght with sIgel, but did not have
10 fight there as they had here. Captain Rowe
10th Massachusetts, and AdjutAnt Jackson, &c
New York, were among the wounded thii
morning, the latter having his leg amputated
Our line now reaches from Mechanicsville
on the left, TO the Fredericksburg railroad, OF
the right.
An attempt was made to turn our loft las
evening and 10 cut Us OF from the White
Bouse, our new base OF supplies, but It wal
defeated. The loss was considerable on botl
sides.
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On the day OF Gahbaldi's entry Into London,
over half . million copies Of his photograph
were sold. Earl Russell exchanged walking
sticks with him At their last meeting.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ISLAND HALL FKsrIvAL.-The ladies of the
sew en- h Stfset PRESBYTERIAN Church may eonErnt-
ulnte themselves on the complete success Ot their
ente -prise In taste and skill, they bAvc shown
Themselves second to none. Everything that
SGn S for ,SS %S cane
more PLEASANT evening be spent Than at their fCs-
tivAl. IT,, ,,,
closes this evening, and the friends OF the present
q seventh ward cAndd.te" will win tbs tight.
The contest for the erserVice eontl"hes Hn'o
The festival will be continued during the week,
and weAd,ise those who have pot AIHilsu them.
selves OF the privilege Of attending to do o" AZ
ouoe.
BIT BI Do0.-A little child, the niece OF
Mira Mary Barry, who lives on Iirst street be-
tween X and L. was bitten ye'y severely by dnt
kept BY Mary Kenney, who resides In the same "
entity: ,f,TS, ME- SsspnT % ylsiUu. ~ aOE but wa;
dismissed by Justice Giberson.
MUSIC At THE PREsIpSST's.-There will,
PpesiJent. Grounds this evening 70 hear the music
| by the Marine BSnd. The many strangers who
are at present In the city will be attracted thther
| rxpecting to catch q glimpse Of the Prehlueht'
The concert will begin at 8 O'Clock.
/ ELECTED FROM THE CARs.-Yesterday, two
men got on Car 65, Of the Seventh street line, al
! the avenue junction, and proceeded As lar A Ar
| mnry Square Hospital, when they discovered ha'
! they had m sde mistake and demanded Of The enr'
duct a return of their fare, which ho refused 70
( do Z rnsiderable excitement was thereby oeca
sion d, and It did not Iubs de until the men were
| successfully elected by the conductor: There
were ladies In the car at the time who showed
great deal OF trepldation.
-
CAPITOL PoLIcE.-Capt. VIM. A. Newman
I Of Vermont, who lost an sTm In the Mexican war
,'Ate clerk In the Census Bureau, has been mNn'
Chief Of the capitol Police, vice Capt Na'han Bar
liz g, removed
POLICE RsPoRTs.-Seeond Precinet.-Denni
Hsppee, assault and battery jail for court,
! IhiYG PTecinet-MGry OgletOn, d.sorderly con
duct; a. 90 Jno. II DOYLE, do do. ~
duct; SI 20, Mary Ly nch, drunkennessi 80 VIM
Hughes, dot do. Andrew BaIwA'n, dol do
| Michael Rodgers, do. Jno. Faherty, dol do
i Elijah Robinson, IagrAneyt %. 80.
| FJh PTCcinct.-sAmuel DAVIS, diaorderiy eon son
.iuefi %. Jno. Leo alias Rollins, do'i do SeorE
S,vI,nG PrSci.st-wm. H. steIger, grand larceny
i.iI for court. Hannah Kelley, do, DO Mar
JNIe Hall, indecent Language, sl:6S. Ana 9,
JNrks0n IghtinB, 81 So. Maurice Connor, nlSol
derry conduct, military Amos DerrlHs' peu' iA'
'oGy Ey,GhH Prccfnet-JOhn Msren, selling on Sunday
Sinih Precinct-Simeon Nowrisky, keeping
bnwdy hnure, held for . further hearing. MOTT
msr SeArI, grand larceny, committed 70 JAIL Io
! cnurt Margaret White, dlAorderly, S6 o.
Trnih prrcinct-FdwArd Courtny, larceny, jail lo
I court VIM. Pepper, dlsoTderly conduct, ~
Q Patrick CaSey, do, Sl'oO' Moses MAsufe' p''
: family, S2O "
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ClTI PASSEEGBR RAILWAYS are to be con-
structed through the principal streets in the
city Of Wilmington, Del.
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ton.
CAIRO, June 3-Mdnight.-TlIrCG 'afes were
recovered from the wreck of the nav al wharf
boat, burned a Mound City. One th, m, Pay
master Dunn s, contained tl6S. 900 in good
condition, exc eping being somewhat da, mFencd
by water.
One of theI containing funds to the a mount
Of scve'al thousand dollars, failed to pr serve
the co'ntents, except the books, which wei Q In
tact, with the exception of the covers, W. hich
were some what charred.
Admiral Porter attributes the connagrst ION
to a stroke Of lightning.
p Iymaster BOggs remains in a critical COZ !,
dlth IN. Should he recover 1t Ia feared he VII
lose one Of hJ hands.
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AT PoRr RoIAL, 8. c., the thermometer has
been ranging at o. deg. aud 100 deg. in the
shade.
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,... -vr.nsia n, w. Wallace tsOk out letters
,sstsmeatarJ on the estate OF Mrs hAry Key
WllAee, atadIstoa was appointed guardian 10
N,L..Ms NJ nsrTy, orphan of Warrington berfy'
IShn a CunnlnghGm was A2polhted guArnAh 70
. SeEphanS Of MT. N. proekd
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM THE mIssIssIP, PI.

Gen. Candy Preparing for Oner .sivo e'Ps-
ratIOna.
CAIRO, June 8.-The steamer llllco Deal
with elk hundred bales OF cotton.
It Is reported thAt the steamer iillmau was
ared into at Island No. 25, while on her way
to Memphis. The result is not as certained.
The body OF papmaster Winans, drowned at
Mound City, was recovered to-day
Forrest 10 report ed at Corinth, Mssissip. .pi
A large number OF his men are d,sertlng.
1t is reported u lat Forrest intends making a
raid on Sherman 3 rear.
Gen. Candy, 1T Matches, 10 organizing hi
forces for off1ns' i've operations.
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guished for his copperheadlsm, has written a
letter to his constituents declaring that for
personal reasons he will not consent 70 be a
candidate for reelection 10 Congress. g. Chicaqo
Journal.
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Eight Steamers Burned at New OrIsAns-
Delegates from West Tennessee "a
the RalGimorn Convention

CAIRO, June 3.-NsW Orleans Gdyices to the
eth report eight steamboats, burned at the
levee; names unknown.
The Unconditional Unionists OF West Ten
nessee assembled at Memphis on the 30th ult.,
to elect delegates to the Baltimore Convention,
and adopted resolutions supporting Lincoln
for Presldent and johnson for Vice President.
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DELEGATES TO BALTIMORE.

Quite number Of delegates to the Balti-
more Convention have called upon the Prosi.
dent to-day.
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Second Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. P. M.

RUMOR Of ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE.
There ls a rumor in town that supplies have
been ordered for between siT and eight thou
sand wounded, to be sent to tho White House,
hence tho belief Ia that another great battle
has been fought.
The conclusion is not correct. The order
was a wise precsutlon for the future. Sup
plies for that number Of wounded may be
wanted at any moment.
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Two wounded soldiers In hospital converter
Say, reb, where arc you frOml" Pm from
Virginia, the best StaLg In America" That's
where old Floyd come from, the old thief
Where are you from, Yankp "Pm from
Pennsylvania" well, you needn't talk
about old Floyd coming from Virginia as long
az old Buchanan came from Pennsylvania"
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BIT BIT Doo.-A little child, the niece Of
Mrs. Mary Barry, who lives on Iirst street be-
tween X and L. was bitten ye'y severely by dor
vent by MARY Kenney, who resides in the same V :
einity. Mrs K Vas arrested by hicer Howard,
on the charge of keeping vicious dog, but was
dismissed by JuGtiee Giberson.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

----.,,-- ,-,S,--...,. 49,. D-..,.-,.wI.n
s,,S = - ~. \ haso,,Lh :. - nil
Snuicn ns,ln. @ unu. n s sS,ns h,ns An ~ i,yins
oe ol eusu ~ ~ - NuTf NJ ps usnpv
HFhland Garnet viii be instAIeu pastor ~ s,n
church, the Rev, Dr. Haslry " Inning, oI bsIr
more, oonuueting tno iusthnh'ivn seLsmnvn.ne.,
Rev. Dr. sunderiand viii preach the rstaillnon
sermon, AND Hey: Dc smth WIN n1ehvsr ,he huulen u
70 ne oonIregatlon. Inc Inenus oi hr enuoh
- C.,,.,.. a., 10. srh. u.x n p
Isng,sor,hs ssc.st.r. ~ ,hs consregstionni
nnswuLY eeoIetsrk ~ 81 nn s,,i
, Union, VII VII nrS..h n5, io,aVnnhow,sn ~ ~ ' ,n, Hi,h
nouI, ~ ne Union Le.sue hnoms, ro' 81, aS EuSS
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% Peoples Tslegraph.-Nsw First Clss
LINES, direc, 70 EEw YORK, BOSTON, and all
important points. Washinstoa Ones: REPuB
LIcAN BUILDING, SII ninth street, west Sids,)
and corner PsRnsylVAnis avenue AID siz,h street
under National Hotel.
fehIs-u Manager wAEhin9ton District,
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E-Festival and Pair at Island Hall -
The Ladies OF the seventh street Presbyterian
Chareh will hold their Festival at the above Hall,
com nenoinR MONDAY, MAYA. The best Band
eAslsR. The PAas 10 kindly furnished BY Mr..
John D. Kills. Adnissisn 10 cents. season tick
cts, enc person, % oents. Family tickets, season,
sIoo. = ~ t-.0 my212ws
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~ Diseases of the Nervous, Seminal,
Urinary and sexual syItems-neW and reliable
treatment-ia Reports OF the HoWARD AssOCIA-
TION-sent By mall In sealed letter envelopes,
free OF charge. Address, DR.. ], sKILLIN HoUGH
TON, Howard Association, Ne. South Ninth
strect Philadelphia, Pa. m26-ty
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MUSIC AT THE PREsIDEST's.-There Will,
doubtless. be a large number Of persons at the
Presidents Grounds this evening 70 hear the music
by the Marine BSnd. The mahy strangers VINO
rxpecting to catch a glimpse OF the President
The concert will begin at O'Clock.
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CAPITOL PoLIcE.-Cspt. VIM. A. Newman,
OF Vermont, who lost an sTm In the Mexican wal,
IAte clerk In the Census Bureau, has been mane
LII z removed.
, 1864-04-14
HiscctlanEDuB.

hasnrfacged with reliable ttrburn. teams to supp u
tit ENTIRE CITF. ANY other dealers pretending s
, 1864-04-14

t,,p4,o,ns no1v herr. erccpt those coam4uded BY
q snera, Gteprer, should rcI1ru ut once TO- With u
Supporting distance of1he forces opcr tin agaiast
Ercsc's army. In behalf oi ny command, asaas ~
.dcsizc to thank yoa ana soor eonamano 'oe LIZ
go .nees 1oo ha's opnf HInSs1nr M M., General
- e,v;,cr e,aneer;s :; cnmmnnti at Kaoxrple.,
sto1,,,.,,s VIII T1,s remainder Of his forces.
Ts3u!Eeo ~ - .not.n, n,ora n9rticnIarIy ef the
,s ts,I ~ ~ 7s.renit 7si If tha cnsmT hscause
.eeull ~ 'ne ta;IeS rsnnrts ocsom,,snv;nr His
thr sntcet ]osIlcs TT r. tac ss'no .,te. ~
t3e!e =" 5o;.a ,.;sa anmnaonIe, 1sn ,uH p@''
:. &aTs *1:t =: 1Si11 commanaers., r,
eI2 Brig. GeE' ". r. ohae!', cnae1 Enseneei,
, 1864-04-14

Fos.ns.:S Of jamee' aosp.tai custga aoaae sr=ses'
.t1@ OrleA1s Ls., estxblikled IL lHso LoF ptr1na-
gently located ut Is Randolph street. Chicago, LII
u~n. Specialist II the t-eztn1cnt q ULp GnEoKiGs
NKkoEKI.L, eEHuFELors, and Ill Eli'di OF FLooD
AND sEIS DIssAsE- AID uisoEDsES or t51.
r7AGloIe txNE+A E1AHACrER. <uftr tae:n @ltAeut
.+esors'ng to Mercury 1op1nE :o1Asz5i' Arssntc Or
Ct IL for Ill luinolp snd blood ppsso9s
DkGASio HEAkSEss, such n seminal Me7ancss; M n -
Nocturnal aud DiutnAl EuAlnsHns. nfouEht on "
abute ei lie sysen.. early i dacret1.ns e1ce>s @ Or
:nson. aerre .eion. dunno ~ and often umss
sIdically curcd By al if4lIlhte method sarn- nncn
sine and EXPENSE Gleet, troaorrhca strtctare. and
al peculiar to the sexes. Of private ust1fc
RADICAL. cm ed. .<,r- xo,r-,p ~ j.. co
snere the HOOD hns hecone p,is;rea. pfoGne.sE
eIoicnes the face. enlA whtefy hsters, pains IN
she ht ad snd bonet liberated throat, limbs AND
naay, scrot1ta, together With N en1es+ nanp*f OF
ja9 es Is Recommended ~ kne pres generally Of
ae South the medical faculty. and psuts3o1 ol med
G.. eoleEes etc Thnse ea.e,ed shon;a apIy '1ars-
Rc.isriGer Dr. Jnmes' Office and tsrlors are It ad
2srdolrh, between State and Denrnnrr atreets.
uc>nndentsnt. NAsro~
, 1864-04-14
Hnfr Y>ves Hair Dye!.

EACHELOK'S celebratet HAIR DfK1s TEE s1x9
II THx wrELp. The onls uAHMIESt, TEus anq issL1.
changes BED, fusty or Grey Hair insiantif. 70
alloesT bLAcK or ~ IukAl BROWN without iutuE!fX
aos s:auft inp.rts fresn vitality .tansnt .,r 11 &
5st Dyes. THE Genuinr is asxnei Fftl14x = H4cs.
4Lo6, al Others mere tnttattonE. ard shnali ~
:sav 1e-se. Ser TorK jySE9stly-
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Hoyt's UinyE11Esa Eds1ir Hestos

In IoucfctIow's Poem titawathh Rns adjudged to
ia SC cotrrrt greatest boon hts tribe 6tca',te
be brought 10 itS nos'ce coE1; EvsrE ore VIII AamN
1rneuts Ii eonlgrs when It u >kncEn.
WHAT THE HIAhAIHA DIEs- -,
It restores 1afd ~rd gray hair and 70 tbfr
original color br1n:s an the nstn,a saa1iaT ot o.
,iit GppensnLcc. that the most Critical t:osefscf
cnnnot detecs 1t. E1akes harsa hair SOL an1
trom ali IT, partles. Is - readily applied and wipel
from Ihe SKIN ba:s dressing, md eossE = osfs'
:orianlae N ehuf: ruVar y le:a: &e. Te prons.s
tors nf lib HiaTatha published ths ioloNlnE csnt-
.eh KAsNEyEn AccErrp; na. hss soms os to os5. st.
pfurietor cf each preparation Tor the hair 70 NM
np color. Livery proprietor 20 nse T1.
ns lie 1sesI certinc the resus 70 Re Eiatly
hlised q hc sxpsnse Of * 9pf2efsSs ,YT
l.SsEatsE il University Place, Se@ forA.
, 1864-04-14

cczaa. .1tM Pnge1c.au. tturt4eIf 1f s. L3as. Mo..l
3rner ii MONROE Chic aeu. lii, hAfa block fro ths
2st Utce, o. AllL1touic fl=ea+es. ann tlseases ot
s7ea,s WIN uupa!aalesed susecss. Eaosas ser.sats
Xuert Ladies' and 1cnlGmgI. cA0 toEgnt Tue Doctor
x,it6 Tue ttfctest privacy. Orce hours 1om A. II.
+ suala!s 70 % T. 4 CHmaeiesnans 'rss :. n,9
II EEc!ose tWv ethn, md re. h1s lle 10 Reaith:
From the DocsoFs lons e1pe1cnsc IN E?s2h. .l1, nna
Lntce pcrt Il cuses for nil Chrntic Diseases III theie
ce sevtre and con1rllcAtet sat e. 10 very short
Toupc MN suffering non selEabnse are iaEisd 70
sal. perfect cure HarrantsA fsNas Ese~aasas ~e5s
.uvtnE any distractions 70 marriage. tnnule faA o.
ouce ana be cured. Bess Of city rvte5e&nSss & r. "
IN
, 1864-04-14

UPHAMf~ UTEFEFEIA CURE T. warranted TO cu.c
ANY csse Of hyseepsis no ma,sef how long standing
UpuAM@ GRAVEL frI:CIFC Is the only Fcnehy
hat viii cure G.ayel htuc5 Lvmrient and I'll DIE.
tho Rladder. Pr!cel. Sent By cIprc-s.
UrHAM's. HEAUAGi1sE si'E'IF!c needs put >
trt,l to convince tl,c mi sscgtca' "a: It VI! cure
&c. Price 30 ceht:. Ecnt hy M.al
UPHAM't II a In GLOSS AM CURLING FLUID
tmpafts tfnnt1fp Co4s 70 tie hsir Keeps It III cor!
promotes is growth, DC. Price 50 cents Sent BY
TX Eeee. t~,..,,,- . x -.
speedy Gu, for Tester. Salt lfAcnm. Cnap3eo Aansa
B4,pera Itch. Chitblains, &c. Price 80 cents sent
= mAN
on egypt Of the money. Address s. c. EPHAN y
south Eighth street.. FnilAaennis. r. D@eseIi2tise @
q Lake street, ogenss for Chicago.
+nt. u. tt t-@-{ra
, 1864-04-14

scu,inal weakness. Loas Of lawct 11potenec, speea
u and t1rctualy cured " usnE DE- AASDS ~ sFEC!s ~.
skcptlcal. Prize 81 per bog. Or 81, foE s. sod by
tirusEisf4 crcry wa.r1e. LORD SMITH. WhoraAle
ArcntE 1QF EhtcACQ. AR.2-t5.2.lW 1-AAsSA
, 1864-04-14

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Thcir tane fills all The Western Hemisphere.
Known In all lands, washed b. it5 oceans twain.
HrA11u, uopK And v1aoR follow In t1leir trala.
, 1864-04-14


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