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"a. q "a NJ !. Graduate of the Medical Facul-
RT tX OF Paris, (Francc,) Member of the Mrdicay
ana Chrurgical Faculty Of Baltimore, Md. Is Tho
dscoyerer OF the only Remedies for Diseases of rri
Eate character, without Mercury or n0xiou. drugs
recent cases cured in from L to IS hours on written
guarantee chrome, lnvcteIate and constitutional
diseases Such as have been abandoned rs incurab,c
are speedily and permanently cured. The treatynrnt
adoplcd by HIM Is that which has the approval Of tbc
most distinguished Physicians Of Paris and itS mn
yefSa success IN practice Of 40 years has provn5
beyond a doubt that the worst cases readily yirI&'
ana are thoroughly removed at once and forever FROM
the system, especially all eases Of constitutona de-
ollity nervous diseases which soon or Iate turns 70
consumption and all the evils oDtaici nv rcrt,;n
pernlclouS practices which ruin both BODY and mind
untuhg the victim for either business study society
or marriage, and to those who are suffering The pyl
enects Of improper indugcnccS, of whatever kind
can now be perfectly restored to natural health and
Nig@r IN a brief period, by applying to one wha.e
skll and experience be relied on No ecoyjii15t
or WHpToica%inBUi cknTgos.
Distant Patients consulted by letter and remedies
forwarded that be taken in the most convenient
and private manner.
Office southeast corner of FAYETTE and FRED
ERlCK STREETS. ic1l-I,i
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Ia "a EEs.z7:=szsss7 NORTHERN
SUMNER SCHEDULE,
On and after Sunday, May rs, 1865,
TRAINS N0RTHWARD.
Partition Accommodation. No 1............ 100 A. NJ.
NAH $40 "
bbarrisburg Aecommodaton $50 P, N.
Parkton Accommodation, No. 2............ 500 80
Pitts burg and Erie Express............... 500 &"
PlttSburg and ElmIra Express: "
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Pittsburg, Enira and Erie Ezpress..,,.. 700 A. NJ.
Parkton Accommodation, No. 2........ $40 a.
harrisburg Accommodation. P. NJ.
Mail $50 "
Partition Accommodation, No. 4........... 720 1"
Plttsburg Express through without change Of cars
Express Train leaves daily at 1000.
Express Train at 500 daily, except SATURDAYS for
Harrisburg, Pittsburg and Erie.
Express at 1000 p. NJ, Sundays, for Harrisburg
Pittsburg and the West only, arrives daily, except
Mondays.
Express at 8.OOP. NJ leaves daily except satur-
days.
Nail daily, except Sundays Harrisburg Accom-
modation leaves daily except Sundays. Mail and
Express will not stop between Baltimore and Park
ton.
Mail and Express Trains mako close connections
with the pennsylvania Central Railroad at Harris
burg tor Pltsburg, Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati
the great West, and at Elmira with the New York
and Erie Railroad for all points in Northern, Cen
trail and Western New York
For further information, apply at Calvert Station.
j. n. DUBARRY.
General Superintendent.
ED. S. YOUNG,
my27-H General Freight and Passenger Agent.
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BRANCH OFFICE, $40 Broadway, N. T.
Retailed by dealers gen orally ;e1-tf
HAIR DYEiNG! HAIR DYEING
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS.

OLDHAM'S -
HAIR DYEING AND HAIR CUTTING
SALOON,
on the Bridge No 90 North Gay street. long and ia
vorably known a fsr dyeing sentiemens Hair
and Whiskers. usyR nYE
NJ OLDHAM Is still selling his celeoratea lnSIan-
Mr.. OlIpi nva wholesale and retail te|.'-'V
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adams
EXPRESS COMPANY.
Time Table.
Express Matter Received at and Dis.
patched from the Office OF the
Company i'm
BALTgM ORE.

LEAVE.
S.25 A. NJ.
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c.,5 H.. L.. "a ,r'aro ,r,, nova o.
.;;t,,; :, i -, IT,, 100, ca, ,.,s d., ,,as.
"a Ia -. H. Ct II - as oh ,1i f,,,r,
-: e - . ,..or1o,,. 49,
go -, - = 80 H. 4. 80 ~ saIIo,.
,,n,;o, : orI @ ,f.v at rtfrza1:t,< A tbe second
T,.rj +}o ,,,,l.o, ,. .rronoor the soIos being at
1fs2l5rts7> c.eb ,r,o IL. nj hoth Boards add M
obon+ sga 62q
c,or,,r,, f. , -, .. I..-, ,l,, ,rb,Io lis, chow
49,, 3a,,i. -, c,iiT> ,rl, ,,.,,oti,,. IN tfon,
80 sn,,lI ,I,cs,,r. MI, - n, --2O,s seq
a,I -. - a. ~. !.I ~ 1G1.. ia ,a1 ,sI,ed
-. az, a.
iSE second series ~ III 81 p'' >, "HNet iot See
stocks were s,cady ri ab1U previous quotations bit
nothipr ,vfs gn,;c in thr1o Civ IS were manfred
f H.. ICON. -, - ,I1.-. Of +I,o r,;r,t Ri
w. "o' i'' 80 ''"''' ''''''5 ~ '''' 's, '"
Al iV"i, ana 81 the Hecohd Il! IV'o lhey Drought
1901. yesterday: ISIS odd a. !Nl.. The sales o /
;,ra,i Inv, J. , nm. ,4 Il n0O N,riott, md
''N ~, AN, ~ - o..
cincinnati 1T - ana one oi F''' tchJTai ohio' hfst
mortgage, at So. Railroad shares were steady at
yesterdays figures
r AZ ,,,;.,II,a- H.; tl,ro ,,.oro No Lo,,,,os r
l" 'to 'AlGo9'i''ltGu"' ''s ustC "''' u" ''i"7' VI
moment. Bare Hill ana baltimore chrome were
steady the former selling nj - 1 80 buyers 80 and
90 and the latter at 81 80 buyer 30 Pennsylvania Oil
sold generally at 50 cts yesterdays price although
oo colo Wa ,l, -, IN Of. and on mr. iyn at go cts.
"a "- ~ 'o 80 - ~ GU " - " " -
maryland copper soa M ''F" '' cts ana american
Gas Coal ut 600 10 cts There was some movement in
4,,oI.or, & TsrcI-,r. T,Ic..,,f, t,d, 2Oa .horos
,lI;,ct ~ IL :. :7'..n,,,.,,,t
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LIVE STooK SCALES, Nov. 9. 1865.
RECEIPTS For THE WEEK
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professional.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL
Established in the Year 1850,


FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASE
| And under the control OF two OF the most Eminen
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~ Hospitals and for the past ten ears of the Gin
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late ofNew York. This Is the only office in the cit
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impotency vger restored in one to four weels. AL
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success, male or female.
DR. Bonsparte's great work on private Diseases
the Private Guide TO Health, is beneficial to ALL male
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will enlighten those who grope in darkness. Price
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DR.. Bonsparte's French Patent Male Safe II il
perfectly safe, and never fails to give satisfaction.
pcs ie oS Esannb pap M
one, 81 per half dozen, 81 per dozen, sent by mail
1S-hadame LozIER's Female Monthly Pills is a
male diseases Ladies' should not them during
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per box-extra fine 35-sent to any address by mail
Drs! B. & h. are the men to consult; they are un-
quesuOnably acknowledged TO be the champions and
kings ofyinerea diseases, and the only Doctors who
receive monthly reportssl from the o!d world they
have been accustomed from early age OF youth TO
witness the various diseases..which afiict mankind
and 10 watch the progress through a long career o
professional study. In every sphere OF life, from the
humble abode of poverty to the mansion of the
wealthy, and having ascertaned beyond doubt the
vast suffering OF humanity, they determined to select
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to devote their whole attention TO the alienation
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Drs BoRAPARTE a REYNOLDS
No. 1872 Sycamore street, between Finh and Sixth
east side, CINCINNATI Ohio.
Office hours from "A. NJ. TO p. NJ. iel7
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YOUNG MEMS MEDICAL ADVISER.
UNITED STATES HOTEL
CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT SITS, GIN.

OOhkEk bi2TH AND WALNUT bIs.l ON.
VNHIs large and eommodious II otel has been RE
i FITTED AND REFURNIsHED throughout mag
nlheently with entire NEW FURNITURE Of the lates
Style without regard TO trouble or expense, 10 mea
the demands Of the travelling public, to which you
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fe7 Q. q. MACLIsH, Pro
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O YES! O YES!

VUNHE undersigned IL a duly licensed Auctoneer
Il for rMontgomerycounty, and will cry sales, as
often a. his services may be in demand. Et
Persons who have not taken out teenses will be at
tended to, II they violate the law.
N. B.-Residence 2h miles southeast ofMIAMIs-
BURG. Orders left with JOHN KIsER, Jr., or ADAM
CLAY, Mamlsburg on Main street, will be attended
to. Col dEOhGE hlbEh-
augIo-wlwoy
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ne SAFE FROM THE PASes OF WANT

MI, ,t,sa oh,dreo have a comfortable home, and
~" leans Of educauonl Would this wife be indepen-
dent Of the cold charities Of the wordt Would tins
aged and feeble parent be provided IorI 9s W09H my
by forced sales OF administrator to meet
he demands OF ofcredtors-sal made when the market
tnds downward and fair prices cannot be reallzedf
Hn, eW can answer these question to their satsfac
boni They fear to ask them, and cherish the belie
mat they have ong lease on life. Thiss 0oth iool-
ish and cowardly. The brave man
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Young men just starting In business, whose ehial
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friends exposed to any "a and hs
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CHINA, GLASS, QUEENS AND
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Fancy Bird Cages, Toilet Ware, Coolers, Filters,
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

tits the unseen hand OF tho reaching
forth from the grave, and still nourishng his offspring,
and keeping together the family. BY 1t, the faithful
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wehave three Power Presses connected win ou
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Miscellaneous Goods.

Comprising everything USEFUL and ORNAMEN
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LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE

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may study s nature and palAta It's threatening. The
means OF palaton are at hand, OF easy acoesa ~ all
tits
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ADJOINING EmrrRE OFFICE.

Since my having bought the interest Of this estsb-
now is oinlng our Clothing House in Cincinnati,
will principally manufacture Clothing for my house
here he having had experience while here, In learn
ing the exact wants ofthecommunty in Clothing Will
certainly enable me TO please in the latest fashions
and prices which must and will sutthe closest buyers
| am now constantly receiving the most Fashionable
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Mr0ical.

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PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

vvo ,hara he has preceded them into eternity eyli
tha honest debtor satisfies his conhding creditor, when
ate seemed least propitlous In moral and wordy
sense, It is one great weapon py winch W ioD
iet any husband, father, son, ask himself III was
10 die TO nj ght, would those whs are dear 70 me
The New York herald., 1865-04-24

Ing a, iol ws ercs the origin Of which Is not known
desroye1 about three thousand dollars worth Of drugs
Melbourne Center ard Msrthing w. 0deu were yesier
day comml,ed for iris. charged With sealng o5ac:
sad r Of kcrses yacod at three huaased dollars from
7 n if-ft 81 Lelayo..e Hall Broaduays
Captain eil, o. tho British bark Oyrx which arrived
here es,ersy from Pernanbuco reports tlst while h'
An erican ship william Tell was lying Ia that port,
lie night Of the 1o.n Of March oer COON ii"er
Capt French was murdered In his berth b. oao o. The
crew who alro inflicted wounds her second oibcef
rroi eicots ~ which It was thought he could mo-
recover The murderer to bs Gent 10 ths coanl!
b. The lrst American vessel
The New York herald., 1865-04-24
NEWS FR0M WASHINGTON.
wAsuSo roS AprI. 23 1895.
4 GUARD rLACED AROUND rBE EEsrDxNcB o.
CU,EF JURTICE CHAEE.

WAsuS, TON, Aprl. ~, lSoe
GUARD rLAcED AROUND rus EEsrDkNos o.
Cr.EF JUSTICE CEAsE. :
From suspicious ndica ions In tho v,inlty u
Chief Justice Cbases residence Friday evening ss
Of his friends insisted mp ~ ard bcng place
, over the house Some suspicious charac tsrs-nss
dressed In female apparelwero llrkns about here ~
soe time but before the guard arrived bey had di.p-
pearcd, and nothing further heard Of them
APPOINTMENT or DIsIoyAL PERSONS As UNITyD
STATES pgrUTY NARsnALs.
Considerable excite ut has existed here for the paS
few days In consequence II the appointment BY United
States Deputy Marihal Thlips In the absence Of Mar
fh Inmon Of several citizens marshas at tho funeral
Of Mr.. Lncoln who are reported TO be disloyal
Er Philips has rendered his resignation II Is Under
stocd that Marshal lAmon will resign on his return "
the city.
GENERALS HANCOCK AVID RosrcRASs III VASE
INGroN.
ceners's Hancock and Rosscraas arrived in Washing.
ton 10 day.
eoyrRsNEHf VOUCHERS TO BR TREATED AZ sscv.
RITES.
II has been decided by tie Commissioner Of Int,rnAi
Revenue that Coz ernment vouchers 10 treated
securities ind any person Who makes business Of deal
Ing 10 thon must take OUT license az broker
FLATS IN TELE0RAPHISg.
On Wednesday, the day OF Mr. Lincolns funeral, -
amount OF telcgraphing was donc from here unprces
dcn.od In tcegraphc annals The American Telegraph
cnloc in this city transmitted soventy-nvo thousAsa
words Of report for newspapers In New YORK anA
elsewhere or thl seventeen thousand elk hundred aud
twenty Ave words sent special TO the HsnAID BY 10
correspondents In this city, besides seven thousand Ax
hundred and Dftysx ~ tho press, making bsas
to the HruLp OF twenty-five thousand Two hundrse
and eight. one woda All but about nvs thousand a
he whole number Of words transmitted were sent sss
s,ven p IT,, and II was Gil through at twenty minutes
after one n, boing at The rate Of twelve thousands
words per hour, AL this was accomplished 10 addition
/, the large nmoant Of private butiness OF tho line
Aboui lon ,ouaand words Of press rews In addition
were sen, b, tho United States line, making total d
,aLtveys thossnd words sent to ard paid for by the
pre,s Of the country in one day from Washington alone
=, an e,orse of sbout three .horssni doars Trccs
,,o,s.,s sls hundred words wcrc transmitted by us
,m,rcan Company Eouts printing insu intnts on
sy. w,ro after hnf past seven O'Clock. rbs "a fsA
IN .ele .rr phlrs which hes usytr beea eces1tA
The New York herald., 1865-04-24

CooD Our OF EsL.--Ihe popular grief at
| the assessipstion of President Lincoln has
already obliterased all party lines al tie North,
|and united the country in sentiment OF loyal
sorrow and patriotic indignation. The news has
been received in The best possible spirit at the
South; the rebel generals and other prisoners
in our hands pass resolutions and write letters
|oi indignation and coincidence, and Southern
public opinion seems to be that contederacy
founded upon assassination would be an out
rage upon civilization, and that the idea must
|be abandoned and the Union restored. When
Europe learns of the Presidents murder there
will be no more sympathy with the rebellion.
The governing classes, which have been op-
posed to us during the war, are too much inter-
tested in their own safety not to take the first
to signally rebuke the assassin and
the cause for which he struck. So at home, at
the South and abroad good will come out of
the evil which has so sadly afflicted the nation.
The New York herald., 1865-04-24
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY APRIL a. 1865

~ - az - = ~ s~--
: is mistaken. and that not only the provisioeNs
the constitution, but the fact that no was elecAse
Vice President from one Of tho seeded States,
show that the Sumner clique Is wrong. We
Sconsider his expos lion most satisfactory.
The slavery question, which mas puzzled 80
I many people in this connection, does not puzzle
JPresident johnson. He said very explicitly
: that "a State may be il the government with a
peculiar institution, aha by the operation Of
rebellion lose that feature; but il was Stale
when 1t went into rebellion, and when It comes
out without the institution 1t is still Slate. u
Nothing could be clearer than this, certainly.
But, on the other hand, President johnson does
not approve Of recognizing rebel State govern
ments. In almost the very words Of President
Lincoln he said that wherever the rebel armies
were beaten back or expelled, he would en-
trust the local government to Union men, no
matter how small their number might be. "If
|a State is to be nurssd until 1t again gets
strength, 1t must be nursed by its friends, not
smothered by its enemies." This completely
|covers the Louisiana case. In conclusion, the
President said:-"Permit me to remark that,
while have opposed dissolution and disinte-
|gration on the one hand, on the other I am
equally opposed to consolidation, or the CEN
|tralization Of power in the hands of a few"
For his views concerning the foreign policy of
the government he referred us to his past
record, which commits him to a vindication Of
the Monroe doctrine, and to the fact that his
highest ambition was to please the people,
believing that when he pleased the people he
was pretty nearly right, and could afford not
| 10 care for those who assailed him as dema-
|gogue. Pleasing the people at present, as
Everybody knows, means demanding repara-
| tion of England and serving France with a
notice of ejectment from Mexico. Let Presi-
dent Johnson faithfully carry out the princi-
pies and the policy declared in this speech,
and he will be the most popular Of Presidents,
both at tile North and the South, while JeG.
Davis is haunting Europe with price set upon
his head and the certainty Of the gallows be-
fore his eyes.
The New York herald., 1865-04-24


guspension OF IIostiiities.
FORTRESS N psRoE, April 20, 1855.
The following important order OF Geasra sherman
was receiy Ell here this morning
SPECIAL FIELD oEDcR-No. 50.
/ HEADQUARTERS MiLIr.ng DIVISION rrBl
MIssrssIffi IN rug FIELD,
RALIiSi, Il. G.. A.rl 10, 1865.
The General commanding announces 20 the army .
suspension O. hos.ites and cgreemeh. with General
Johnston and high officials, which, when formally rati-
ded, viii mako pcece from the Potoiac to the Rio
Grande. Until the absolute peace is arranged line
passing through Tyrrels Mount, Chapel H Univerity
Dura,ns station and West Point, the Nousc rivse
vii! separate the two armies Each army connaaau
will gro ip bis CAMPS entirely with view to comfort
health and good police All the details of military dis
cipne sl bo naa!utancd and the General hopes
and believes that in a very few days ii viii be his good
fortune 10 conduct you all 10 your homes
Tn, fame OF this army for courage industry aud die
ciplnc is odni,ted all the world. Then Let aaeA
officer ard that IS not stained by any u
vu'gsr:y, rowdyism petty crime. Tie cavalry win
patrol the front Of the le General Howard will sks
charge Of tho district from Raleigh UP TO the cavsyi
Gene al Slccun to the lett OF Ralegh, and Gebsrn
Schodeld in Raleigh its right and Quartermssen
commssares viii keep their supplies up TO lighs
load the wagons, ard the railroad uerinenden VII
arrange depot for the convenience OF each neparas
army. By order OF
Major General W =. SHERMAN
; L. H. DAYTON, Assistant Adju,an. Gen sal
The Feeling or sherlnaD's Army ON Re-
ceiving News OF the AssassinRtion II
tho frcsiden mt.
BALTYoRr April %, 1893
Tic from General Shermeu great dissatD
faction among all loyal psople here.
We learn from Goldsboro that the OF me Pres
dents assassination received there before the pro
mu CATION Of sberans Order but kept private fos
day When it did get ont the feeling among The
troops worry bitter rebol citizen. Who expresssA
his approval Of the deed, instantly killed b. U,s
soldiers who heard his remarks The arnstice 0rdaR
was received very colGly by the army.
Arrival at Nevbern OF Delegates from
North Carolina TO Negotiate with She -
man, with View OF Res .oring that
State to the Union.
FonrRrss MosRos, April 20, 1855
Advces from Nevberr state that large number Of the
members Of tho North Cgrolina legislature arrived thsrs
On the 10th inst, for ne purpose Of negotiating wtA
General Sherman with Wow 10 restoring that State -
the Union.
Arrival OF General Grant at Fortress
Monroe En Route ror sherman's
Army.
FoEIRyss MONROE, April "a 1s3k
Lieutenant General Grant arrived at For Monroe
this afternoon, the steamer H. Martin nom Washing
ton, and proceeded southwark the steamer AhambrA
The New York herald., 1865-04-24

TIE RAILROADS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
Now that the war is over, and the work Of de-
|struction has ceased, it would be proper for the
national and Stale governments to go to work
lat once and repair all The railroads throughout
the country. We shall want them all in the
new development Of every interest in every
section which will be inaugurated with the
3return of peace.