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lta0tA kA6 DUP t1A AuWmGfE1al uull&f1Q,I
Considerable has been said about Booths.
the assasein, habit of getting excited or 90
carried away BY the character he was imper-
sorating upon the stage as to make rral in
stead Of a mock attack upon his adversary in
the play. The New York Herald speaks Of
one instance In that city, In his performance
OF Richard the Third, where, reused to in.
tense excitemcnt, he attacked Mr., E, l.. Til
ton, the Richmond Of the occasion. 50 yio.
lently as to knock him into the orchestra.
nearly breaking his arm.
At the commencement OF his last
engagement In Boston. this "ex-
element" was spoken of among the stock
company at rehearsal. and subsequently
Booth admitted he had "cutn men In s,me
Of his stagc combats. Upon this the leading
actor at the Museum who was TO perform
Richmond, Renaud, &C., In supporting Booth.
sIwaling to him on the subject said:
nr. Booth. IT may be IS we'll that VIC uu-
detstand each other before commencing the
pei nance. There is no necessity Of M ac-
tors being hurt In stage combat and mark
my words, If yon cnt my fngers Or even
scratch my person with your sword, defend
yourself IN earnest, for fiom that moment
the c< <m6at will be a real cne."
We may add, In conclusion, that the Bos-
ton proft ssioual, who ia a quiet, gentlcmaulY
man, but who has no idea Of being scut,''
TO illustrate another performers !" eccen.
t5tctty,' received not the slightest injury or
even inconvenience in his stage combats with
Booth. who probably thought 1t not wise to
exhibit any Of his ''e1citt mcnt" during that
engagement.
, 1865-04-27
From Richmond,
[From the Richmond Whig, a2d.1

WI A-aA0 4HUQ0LEs
We see BY Northern papers that Ralph
Abe{cremble, who came to Richmond in the
third year OF the second rebellion, aud cut 8
wide swath among ot1icluls, has been arrested
fn Baltimore and held for court martial upon
the charge Of having been the principal Wit
ness oeainst Captain Dayton; VINO was hung
at Castle Thunder upon the charge Of beiuS
Federal epy. AbeFcrombie, III lSG9, held q
commission cf Lieutenant In the 18th Reg
ular United States Infantry, hut he resigned
and made his way South, where he ]oined the
Confederate army. but spent most of his time
In Richmond, fighting 80 cronching "tiger,''
and hobnobbing with officials. He finally
got tired Of his new t.iends, deserted, aud
Struck bee line northward, to fall into the
hands Of those whom he had betrayed.
NEW PAPER.
. A new paper, called the TINES, has made
its appearance il Richmond. 1t Is published
by CHARLES H. Wynne, and c.fied by Il. A.
Pollard, formerly Of the &atiad. It professes
to lie neutral On the great question Of the
day, hut will be devoted to s'ncws and the
interests of Vi'ginia." It IL 6ecesh in it's
bearings, and will probably soon be SUM-
pressed By the authorities. .
ARRIVAL OF GENERAL uALLEcK.
MINOR General Henry Wager Halleck. of
tic United States Army, came up to Ric1.
mond last evening in special steamer from
Fortress Mon1oe- he occupl:s the jeff.
Davis manson, Gen. Ord having changed lis
qrar.e:s to the late Confedcrlte Secretary
Trcpholm'8 residence On Clay street,
, 1865-04-27
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eh-;e the said railway turthe- provided In aid
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, 1865-04-27
Those Guaranteed Rebels.
lFrom the LeaTenworth {Ksnsas) Conservative

- April a0th.j
thce The publication Of our article in res
1c1ua1's CONSERVATIVE concerning the ottl
cial transformation Of rebal prisoners ant
ceser.ers into Union soldiers, ne have re
| celEed information from vartous sources tha
exEIt ssed. We find that III: feeling Of inse
curlty and tear Is 4ni.a universal among on,
cl lzens, and that instead Of our frclghter;
ahd business men regarding these fellows a
any stcutity Or projection to tfalns or travel
efs IN Their passage over the plains, they con
sider the oaoger greatly Increased. We have
been lui intshed with thn particulars offs con.
Fefeat'.n bet~een some Of these men and
Judge Mcdowell, on board the Emile about
the sG:h Of February, who three hundred o1
them we've being taken to the Fort. One Of
them accoEtcd the judge and the folloHinc
co1loquy occurred:
,.stlanger: I want to know what your
McUowcsl-sI am Union mao.n
Kcb;-'A1e you an Abe Lincoln man?
McD.-sI ann
Rcb:--1 am because cannot h;1p 1t, but I
fought for tie rebels like III for three
Yeas. HoW. are you on slavery?
McD.-"SIavery Is played out.''
This loyal o soldier then TUNED; to his
to be fight here. Fall In = and every per
son OIL lhe boat was seriously alarmed TO-
their lives. Alter much persuasion they were
induced to desist from their murderous pur-
pose. a number Of our most reliable, trust
worthy citizens were witnesses Of this occur.
renee, and head the conversation VIC related,
Among them we name Len. 7. Smith, Joeeph
Howu;d ard Nr.Baird. One Of the rebel SOL
der sold Openly to Capt: Burke, .'We were
starved into joining. the Union Army, but
give us Glance aud Jou will sec What we'lI
do" The Uniform testimony OF our river
captains, railroad cor ducters, and Others who
hare been plsced in contact with them Is,
that their conduct and ereech a,e treasonable
and n"thipg tl,e. We submit that the send
Ing tlls reckless, dcspe' ate, ungoyernable
crew out among us, and On our frontier Is but
inviting trouble Of q most serious character.
Il if Tic, arc to be employed at all, put them
n seme place where they can be restrained
BY loyal soldiers. Two thousand of thrse
dcsperadocs hsve already been sent to tie
plans t. prevent he destruction OF property.
and the murder Of traders By Indians; but Nc
speak the public sentiment, we believe. when
We say, that the conviction is, that tie dan
ger is augmented.
, 1865-04-27

[From the New York Commercial Advertiser, 1s.l
Col. Ely s. Parker, Alde-de.camp and Pri-
vate Secretary Of Gen. Grnnt is In town and
stopping at the Astur House. Col. Parker is
an lnaian Of the pnrcst blood Of the Iroquois,
and Is at present Head Chief of the Six Ma
tions: He is finely educated man Of rare
social qualities and very greatly esteemed By
his hosts Of friends. As civil engineer he
has held high positions on the public works
Of this state, and under the Federal Govern.
ment- Prior to the outbreak of the war, be
was In Government employ at Galena and
Dubuque experimenting the erection Of
pest office, hospital and custom house at
these places. There he formed the acquatut-
anee Of Gen. Grant Who, during th. War has
had him constantly on his personal staff,
Colonel Parker cazries always with him thu
great silver medal presented to his grand
uncle. Red Jacket, IN 1892, by Washington
This Is most interesting historical relic,
and Is cherished with great care by the Iro-
quois and their Chitfiain. The medal was
engraved by Rittenhouse,. and is appropriate
II emblaxcned.- On last Friday, Col. Parker
showed this medal to the late President, aud
spoke fee1ingly OF the associations 1t repre-
sents.
The Ct'onel Tas, Of course, officially pres
ent ut the surrender Of General Lee. His
descriptions # that event, and of the days
Of battle that preceded It, are most graphic
and interesting. =.
, 1865-04-27

1nyauds nroksn down IN health and BY Cnson-
which 1n1loNs the attacks Of acute disease the Ns-
1ouy ofthousands who hayc been raised as By mira
Gle from similar state Of rseS1rattoa, by HOSTEL
TIERS 6IoMr Gu BtTTEl2s. ia sure guarantee that
by the aanc nIals IoC TOO nAy BE- strengthened and
70 alL who by OF exro+nsc n1.vatsons and IN
congoni cilmAte. or unhealthy p1rsults may vt any
11ouLA RLr hnt ENPHA71cALLf Add:r.sad You, who
arc thus a1tnnfed rFo1ered sluse
against the uunger th2t nenaceA sou Tone aud rexu-
late the eystetE with this harmless medicinal Sttmn.
fhe rralAdes whore sees noat Arnund In the All
Hnsecn. EUSTEITER.S STOMACH BrTTEE5 are not
Uufted s.e'ez hat they accredited uy the certn
cates ofthe most citizens q the Uct
and tlt West 1ntlta. thev arc gradually taking the
place of a other 6omachica whether naive OR for
6tTatton o~ersh oss doubt, they xi eventually 81.
, 1865-04-27
:Mns. LINCOLN -" Perley" telesraphs to
the Boston Journal as follows;

7Vs7s77 711F1013s 3ef7ey EE1es5l1PU5 co
the Boston Journal as follows:
a!rs- Lincoln Was more composed Yester-
day, and had an interview With her personal
friend, Hon. Isaac Newton, Commissioner ol
agriculture, about thu foral 'wreaths for the
coffin Of her SOD: She told Mr. Newton That,
the fatal night, Mr. Lincoln was unusually
elated, and az they went together On q short
drive, be repeated two orthTee times that b,
1elt happier than he had at any time snce
th. l'sd come to Washington. Mrs. Lincoln
will probably remain bcre a week or two BE-
fore leaving for Springfield, and 1t Is said TINT
as Capt. Lincoln has always coutrm p1atad
establishing himself there IN the !eral pro
fession, after the close Of the WET.
, 1865-04-27

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AND


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pests WIN fhc use OF u. Derrick Hoos, Hui Wheel
tdd othrf Cumbious and expensive nxssees no il
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, 1865-04-27

BURkAU o. YARp6 ASD I>3cks Dee n }tts
Mcss.a Host.xu11K exlrH, FttshErE, Ps.:
9 GES1L2AE1s about 1pus gen,s Stucc y T%ttenseu
tae tine perfect MARTYR - cJsrep.A n al 81 o.
tesnne !cF1aa; indeed Lad lGk kno,za for si4TeaT
Of yonf bRAeIs eac:rs rhAt the dose Eas fe. aeed &
cneha!f alt sound nyrs r1ach very nncn tenentte2
but hAvs ever Hnc< ta:sn dos<la sha MORNING
!mmedaszi3 On rknK. nndtnZ 1t to act = .oalo aA
appet1zet D. the most sasb. chalact There iAk
Resulss:y p t.. elect g yoar Rasss. o. II. Ehis1
suffering ever zcutssr With the her.4cAs, dose oE
your battess ssiirves re tn nfseaa minnSs In co..
t!usta, say wish ali stneefy azn truth 1ou:d nof
be 1etutnsd to the stnse Of hea.h L. Hhoh yom at.
te1s 1ourd MT. and which taty haas u.ques5o9.
an vita great rssyect. {oIF o:ei!e u fetysot,
JGE.k N, HRCAAGGE1 CHEF tlafk.
, 1865-04-27
Pad z. D. &. II. sOUTnWoRrH.s LRrTKR.
tFaosrEc- CnTrAaE.
GE0E1xToWs, .. C.. Acrt1 e l5E3

Me&sr4. EoaErTXH SMITH:
CENT EARN. 1t EAVtB me plea4u1a to add ny teGks
montal to those ol onsrs IN hA7of OF your eactHez
oi so;tihsrn 1!Yer and q clcse 70 iits
system ana undermine rl1 hes. n s14t ID beccEE
martyr to dTskcrslA MD nervous 1ladachzK.
recurring at ahrft ta.efraIs. srd dat1r1N1
all knoNn remedies Ia the MstrFta 3.Ita- It'd:
ceme to ths eooslnson thsa auta otal
when rlend recomrnent ed Hossetts-s blssezn Z
procured pottlo ~ an expef&ptut It rtQutI4A
but pns bott 10 coaEtacu mt tast h:thpund 1tlks
the right cnmbfn: ttcu Ct .emeuks. Tcare:tcf Arud
~, tiled Le.ssttei1 Litter. Aad but Just 70
th3t hAvs t-unG The ptsparauon 81 II clntms t. b.
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u An Eeryo19, eiGEt anu dy5pnptIc e1Sea iroE t1S
down to ~ haGhe. Il nh ( hnve aos sad ya.i Mn
suy dy.r.pt1c 1s-fous 1ryA1d to.9 sure rcalet9
shall havs uoae soula goc1. -
lftnan, teBo Ae u:ei.. Yespec. i1ly yousx.
Z. D. e n, ElItETIYsORTN
, 1865-04-27
BEAD REY. ". 3. LEE9 LETTER.

aetz.H. HnsTKrr3R 4 SNI1n:
GENTLEMEN: nave used your BlHtrs duytox ~
last s1x Nteka Anl eal 1t Que 70 Jou and TO p10
70 e1p.c*s NY heA1t, approval tther ttect upon "a
lneYcI Wtctc " Dnd tur nn3 one and abhor uYaxN
thing shat sAEors Ct TurcsesJ- But your otteIf nd
entirely removed trca the leye OF tse mere no,tIESs
they profess 10 be. Thew xdy. r.iseu Ia c5T
hut they are recomm ended assist nataf
most common int1n!ties Of the body aud thls do
Will sccompsh lhad nee1 unwel1 lcr TWO raonE{.
and suffering ftcm Indigestion and general disesaa
Of the nl1ceu. nennranr: asd though comEelet =
TIES. vas very venk, Of solow ccmple lion no
nc besn t9a fs1 9 sae nqG to 2, I'D M
tnrne1; The sallow compieaien wss vi go7e.I 1el~
the1 my Ocd, snd now enjoy the duties kne cn~
tal spp4fcsuon whlch Eesenty vsr. i1kao1e
sud b1tds nsoua to me Wnan ( fnset yous H!-tes1
felt chaERe every dsy. These are thct4 All tnte.1
erce MHst p Da0e ~ ateh tEdl7lduat tor kimsalK
YouIs respectfully, ". B. L.5E,
P2ktnf Of 9Tefne AYenpe PYe1b itariQn ChnffA
, 1865-04-27


n the OILY rhrslclan as Specialist II the cItJ
thAt eau te e.tirely relied upon. Go TO HE and not
EufG that i1oEk1BL1 psEAa1 to remain in your sys.
tHm disEsur1ng your face and body be+ldee desttoy
Ing yoEs uarpins4s and future proEpecss In lie. BE
has male PRIVATE DISEASES and NERVOUS DE.
DMTrY tiz study for the last twenty yesrs. and II
therefore the rcson whom all afflicted should CONSULT
80 cye- head of pas,ent Of h'. rot being cured
Etncc hc bus feen In the Ci1y. HA reputation has
Fouches tn all tic city papers, hls patients and the
edicAi profession both here and abroad. being the
most Hk!lful specialist here Ind thorough master Of
nil Sc1ual Diseases. II III Others fa!l don't despair
Etye hin cali. 1t Ii only ycry common occuranre
With f,;i such Cases. Ills arr separate
TO- lAdits and gentlemen. and the NOS. complete In
The city 'usultations free and confidential. Oface
Eo 1<c Stnth Clark street, corner Of Monroe half
block 1coN II Post Once. Post Once Boz 1884, Chi.
EaEo, U.nntf. Qlace hours from A. T. tosF
Send fpr his Gulde to 1Iealih.~ pabltshed monthly
froe OF rhnrre. ap2u1ass6s
Hettubufdfs Extract OF ~arNaparltla
Eiesnstt nnvate, lhe blood. In I'll sne Yg.r OF
heath ~" ttt sysren. and nn-get Gu: the humory
hat tsf ff,.rx
, 1865-04-27
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vEaE7kSlE PAIN killer

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Breast, Sore Throat, Collie, 'rna1ps .sr
sPahxns, Eyseutery or EosFtf Com
P!aints, Nervous Affections, Pain In
Ae E4ccs Painters Collie, Bee S1inEs,
AEae ~ she Face, Pain In she y 4ck
1ns, and, In fact, Psln cannot exist
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II skng been s.e s,atty Of pnvs,cian, and Caeu
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M, az medicine i* rf-ct an.l tote so- ALI PAIN3
49, e1scl1a!iy -n4 Internally Hi.n nevcr Tai-
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fflcS = ceats per bottle
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, 1865-04-27

ILLINOIS cENTR1L.
H;yht y pesenRet. 1855 4 N s1s3s .. n
AaEkakee Acc'o.,.....stEn' n m' 81 u
a{on FAX tfao 1880 l. N. $7:5u6 4.
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,-~,. .....-.-.. e5:33 p. n. s&6d p. II.
XIII H.rss saa mau.--....&I I. L.. 4-5u + T.
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CHICAGO AND H13AuKEE RsrR.v
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sS1nl1ye excepted. *1.t1Yiax. avrrnteI
s~.-1e sFrF -tnA ~ '-'o.'
, 1865-04-27

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DIARRHEA SYRUP.
This Medicine will cure Diarrhma.
DyEpnterT, Summer C0mplaints..
Collie, Cholera morbua, Cramps Of
NpahfpR, Wind in the Stonaach or
Bowels, and DeFAugemeux or tf1e
StoEanch and Howels Of Children
when Teetbtng.
TIC celebrated remedies for the cure ot Dia.-
rhoes lgceniery and bowel Complaints ind fcre-
most In rank stands
Dr.. Easterly's Diarrhea Syrup.
|. hss cured tho9ssnas spon thousands. both tHII.
DrEN ond ADULTS, =! CT all Lther med3c1Dess Ia,f
fsied aod when the patient vas suvposeI IL Be bs.
yond th- lesce 9f op: i Il bryond all 1bt he
nj ns o. ts 3es. both TOR chlran ana adults eYst
dIEcoy. rCd.
TFy1t
~ Price s. vtn'y hye cents per bottle,
~ SoQ Ct DR. F. EtaSTEELY d LU,o Family Mat3t.
ce store y Madison street. near me st Oee Chi
ce-o. IL End st the coiner 0 iThEd and ,bestnuf
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, 1865-04-27

HEt11t L q u V3It3HAN q ttU-t III IF03dW&}%
HeH York, eztenstve MANUFACTURERS ASo 1xFcR
WATCutS AND JEW ELET. desiring TO lncrsasa
tlelr 70 an unlimited estsnt have resolved
reEu1srtcns following:
= naTE 49, ait,cie ~ an9 q II II va!ne
One OF these enrelope1 will be sent By ma to auJ ~
dresa en- receipt OF Is cent?.
ALI ARTICLES SOLD AT DNK DOLLAR RACE,
WITHOUT RE0AED TO VALUE!
Gu receipt OF the certncAs- yc1 Wilt see what lou
Eoas to have and tneA l. i At your oenaa to send
tie doN and axe the aTtioss or not. Purchasers may
bus ohFalu god WATCH diamond ring any set ot
Icwelr, our list. tor tNK DOLLAR, Ani inno casa
can they get less than dollars worth. ~ shere are
One Tor Is eents; i've 6o 81; eleren tor e. thizt-
for Is; st1ty.nve for 41h; one hundred for rs.
AEeEts Will be allowed ten cents on every cer..n.
ca1e or.ler-d BY them, provided theI, remittance
amounts to one dollar. Agents Will collect Is cent?
IN casl Or roataKe staEpa
..-.-. No. I6 Broadway. New York.
, 1865-04-27

OeCaa4 e..s: Phyncan, can be committed ut FL oce
~ S~t.n tisss.st.. corner Of kcEsoe, Chicago,
&RH 7>.ce2 1o.1 the To%omce. on al Chroaic u1a
1aseE, fl .5feAss Of private and delL.tt rAt7re Il
boh se-r. ctlch he tears with Unparalleled xaccess
Eocms s.-sn vhtfe Ladies and Eentemer c4a con.
Eult IT,. :: :.tcr With the st-tctest privacy. Oncc
AouzS -:I = II. to p. H. AuE3sys. 10 to u L. IL
ponMLitt&t:enA confidential CozsuitAuca tree
Addfes fc:!cdace Hox Isl 1relose twp ztsE pe &pf
Eaf hlt r:-sce to HeA1th. tCN dcs17;-fs
4 CIcaF. smooth Skin and bcautlful Com.
p1ex1oh soy the use oi he p.nt' C1nc = 1rst
Fluid FIfaGs 6Ftsoaa Ia. II F~ta .Ack saot&,
Tinples i era ptioDE OF the Akin.
, 1865-04-27
A Physiological View Oh uAut.
r&1EN.

A Physiological View Oh nAzzre
rfaEes
Containing n-arly 800 paRe1 and 1s1 aue P1stss and
axsasMas. ~ g. 9f Tue Anatomy eftac 1nen orcsns IN
Efrot1 TX 1,ep!or ,bc Conscaueccc. Epou the Nfad
and Body. VI b the Authors fsan OF 7..atmgnt-the
only rational shd succeaeiut NOTE OF Cnrr .. 4bp m
by the TrP'!t Of casca uease1. trutatu adviser 10
the maItisa: naa th1ae conteun!nsl' Ina,riks- who
q postAxs 70 :ny .adfs..: on .-c,i % ss@n;s, ID
EKotX. 10. n 1aideE LaEe. AbanyE < ~ Ia
Tne 4nthor may be consu'tea 71u auS OF the A..
eAses uccn E1tct. his bonk eitl+r IERsoSsTy
Or BY xA11, a:d medicines sent /, an oa,t Ct tar
world. mh14na531st TC ru&aAis
Lost Manhood Ke>tureu,
Bpeedi1 and eaecru1ilJ. r the nss {. ..DE. Ii
fuxr='s LlFz ELtx1A CuTe guaranteed F11cr
street. Phltsterhta Pa. Circulars sent free.
ft&s- tF1, :rE til H&e-.t
, 1865-04-27

NEAa ALEXANDRIA, Va. May a. {axa /
Nfs5r1. HotgG1rxA aX.TA-ILa7 5lfs. wi vuA
do c the tayt3s f1sW431 oy ssas3 enc halt dpxH
H@stetter5 S.11nacn aIteE3, With btl, fer whtcax
viii remit Jcu on rece.pt Ct ss4A IS an unable Il
With 3ssssed asan4ch- l b lys usrd aar
sold hnadteds OF pIersfA;;::ons. hat sour AZ
terra sna super1or to aESts.ne ef TIC flad I
4u cosTalxsnt w.sh- rncaad, NJ SOLDIER aHnn1d
be WITHOUT Il. taouid hn he evtF so roecsa s13
healthy; iot IT y nut crly Restorative hui Pr-
sentt4e. of almost all dsa1sss -1+f Il u. hIett -
nAyf reeu All cted With - roulc ktsssI ~ and n@
medicine las over AHoIttad ms k% re let Yoars ~
antl :sus; ~ VIII tosv ao,e u sending IL Blt1e4
sAAtizL DsEGs Ko4pi:.,.
RGyntRxAsnyt11e Ju,Y1. 1sss;
Ms:@a Ec*fEFE9 SAlIu-Gen.1nco: PI-a&A
secu o! your Bltt.rs at ycfc aaIiitst clnrs-
nlepcG ID s4Ft ss plt.en. exeeass Aalct: ehe1
1aAya no ntj!E laG Of w1tsn AI3 tstinc IS E1t4 -
your Atfcrs 1hAse IeTt seoru nt-sug iw3 FssE - -
PAST They hA3d noE ha.,s to eE.L 1pey n%Nk neIs
tor1.u eGrs EeuatktHae cures Ia Dy:p.s!lta W
kaYe tett oslong ttndug. snc ffu1a Nhfea t3sy -
asuui1c: reputation esoa nE 20 etteT u: :1ae:ne p
cur sSs. c.u ses re4 csfs,neats AM snrps'aax s -
In every Ilace. If pe1Hans vsie ~ wi AeauAfnee<
viii ii "a IN. thu eq,s: rot nE SS SS5ent Y:
EctT tctru!;y !cnE1. .P. 5' AE UnsMk
k1r.2si4erst,le. A'ban coant5s NJ.
1osrErrERp pCELEsRATRp STOMACH BFrTRR9
sola b. IL respectable e 81 apirn Pn.st o. ~
ssisss9sasm,l:s.nu(A on Fs1Es Es.Hs, fs4
, 1865-04-27
Uphauas~

3dAR GLOSS AND CURLING FLUID Ia the hes,
hairdras.i'G in the world. II tuoart+ bsautifu
Elose T. 1he htr xeeps II In curl promotes 1B growth
UPHhM's TEITER OINTMENT IN sure Ind speedy
EuIe for letter. sa1: kheum Chapnec uaads, DaTbeE
Itch, etc. Price. 50 Gents box
UPHAA'n ASTHMA CURE relieves the most yio-
1tnt raro1ytns # Asthma In ten ulnute1 and rects
speedy cuTr. 1'saec g package.
UPHAMh FEVER And AGUE Specific ID Ens-
fauted to cure &ny Of Chil's md Fese1 no mkt-
Ter how long stapdinE. Price Fl a box.
uFHAN's lsEPu.ATORT POWDER will remove
f0e hair iro'n low foreic .s in five mInnt4 without
Injury 10 the skin Price 81 q ttortle.
DK; Ia Ft'IsTE.s LIFE ELIXIR, the great Ne.71ne
ana tnscr ntinS Remedy. RESTORES to manly v!gor III
who ar. nfcr1h. fro Impaired Spinal Energy, Ser.
Eons DcnNiy j. ctc, arising fom Whatever cause P1tce
THE JAPANESE HAIRsTA1N colors the Whfske4s
and Moutta he beautiful black or bro~n. 1t con
0lst OF only one preparation. Color Will not fade or
aEASh put DHty 50 cents y boz.
sold by F. e. TtHAM. q South Eighth STREET Phiia.
1eilh1a. 1ha ~ ~ urncgtss. Circulars scut ffes
LORD SMITH, 70 Like STREET. General western
8HG0LS. AuE2I10f pit 4 df