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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-07
Lender Eye and Ear ln6rnar

DEYNOLUS BLOCK, POST OFFICE,
II corne- Dearborn and Matteson street, Chi
cago. H.. DR.. b. PHILIP REYNOLDS. N. d.,
flate of the Royal Ophthamic Hospital and Uni
versity College London, Surgeon. OcsIlist and
Aurist. DR.. REYNOLDS warrants all caAes where
the organs are perfect in formation. Artificial
Eyes. Ear Drums. Ac., inserted. Examination
and Opinion free. +. u. drawer $685. fjsn2l. div
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/, South Clark Street. between Mad
,lison md Monroe. Chicago. OF
lNce hours from 3 A. NJ. to S J..
N Specialist in the treatment
i OF all pirate diseases in all their
: varied and complicated forms.
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organs Of life vigorous action restoring the health
and expelng disease Hence u rspidy cures variety
Of comp Ants which are caused by the impurty OF the
blood such as Scrofua, Kngs' Evil, Tumors Ulcers
Sores Eupt'ous, Pmpes, Botehes, b"'is - Anthony
Fire, Rose ErySipcias letter or saH nheun scaid
- 90, n..e S-~--- ranccrous uinov-, sore
Eyes Female diseases such Retenticn lrregusrfty.
Suppression Whites Serty. also syphilis or Senesiai
Diseases, Liver Comp ANTS, and Heart Diseases Try
AYEKs SARsArARiLLA and tor yourself The sur1rs-
ing activity with wh h IL eleans.s tie blood and cures
these disor"er-.
Daring late years tie pnhlc have been mislelb by large
bottles pretending to give quart OF Extract oil sarsa-
parlla Tor 81 Most OF these have been frauds upon the
sick. Sor thy not only contain little If any sarsaparl-
Ia, ut ofn no atve properties AZ all Hence, bit
ter disappointment has follow ed the OF the various
extracts of sarsap rla which Hood the market until the
itself hNs become ith imposition and
cheat. stl w. call this compound Ssrsaparia," and
intend 10 supply such remedy - shall rescue the name
have ground for believing has virtues which are ir-
resstbe ~ The ordinary run Of The diseases n ntsni
cd TO cuse We only assure the sick. that We oner
them the best Alternative Which know how 10 produce
ami We have believe Is ~ the most esrt
ual purifier 81 the blood yet discovefe by any b. dy.
AysR's CHsRay PEeroRAL is so universally known to
surpass other remedy for the OF Coughs In
fuenxa, Colds Hoarsene Group, bronchitis. lncpies
60 nsuption and Tor the ree Ccnsunpaive Paite' II
advanced ages OF the disease that is useless here
the evidence OF its virtues The world knows
them. Prepared by DIR J. Arm Co., l. well, Mass.
and sold ~ alt Druggists and dealers in medicine.
june9 dxawk WIN
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The Warrantee.
We are aware that many medicines are war
r.nted, knowing thst they will never be return
ed. sut We assure yon that We do NOT wiah yvsr
aaAAog without giving value received. W {.
49, lis worse than roybcry 20 get gain In tha
Wy, and when We vibrant this medicine. re
mean what we say. II any one uses the Firewced
Tor the diseases for which We recommend il. and
IL not fully satisfied TINT il is not all We recon-.
msnd II. he can return the bottle to the agent Ne
purchased the medicine Of, who will refund the
money.
Should your nearest druggist not have the ar
ticle, do not be put oil with any other preparation
that may be offered in its place but send to ouI
agent. and he will forward, securely packed, By
by express. BEWARE or iNrosIrIoS
See that our signature is on every bottle you
buy. and that "Df. Weaver's Compound Extfsc,
OF Firewecd, or Humor or Liver Syrup" il blown
TN the bottle none other is genuine
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for o..
Sent by express on receipt Of the money. Sold
BY alI druggists and medicine dealers.
WALKER 4 TAYLOR. Prop'rs
II. SCOVlI.. IS Randolph Street, Chicago
wholesale Agent. aug21 -dly
For sale by r.. $. Ballord
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tExclunively for LADIES'
An invaluable treatise o. 100 pages. by Dr. j.
Harvey, publ shed fo' the benefit ofthc sex
On receipt Of Tsx CESrs il viii be sent post
paid. in xesied envelope 10 all who apply for Il
Address, DIR. J. BRYAN,
Box 5v79. AZ Broadway ,Nes York.
July TEDDY
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Love and MatrimOny.

Any lady or ge ntleman sending me an address
ed envelope aud stamp. will receive full direc-
tions for gaining the affections Of the opposite
ser, aud which will ena lie them 10 marry hspi-
y. irrespective Of wealth, age or beauty.
Address, MIS- MARIE LEMOlLE,
HarlemP. .. New York City.
July -Jodlv
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lSa1enSC 1nstbl0ee~.
Established 1850, and charter.
ed BY the Leg'slssurea OF Ken
lucky and Minnesota, for the
treatment Of ell diseases Of the
kUriuary and 0euerative Or.
gaus, including Seminal Weak.
(neas and veneresl Diseases.
Boet Rabl1s1AeA.
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N. y: TAYLOR. N. H..

1IOMVOTATHIST. Owes aud Residence
III s W. corner Cd and Rock Island SIS.
References Dr. j. Morton New York DR.. N.
Webster, DAYTON, q ;I,r. y Ehrman. Cincinnati
o.. Dr.. J Temple, Prof. OF Mat. Nd; Dr. Il. 7.
FRANKLIN Prof surgery IN the homeopathic
MEDICAL College Of Mo. at st. Louis kcy. d.
y. Watsos, Of th,s city. jsn23-dd
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1DIIYSIC1AN. SURGEON, OCU' IST AND Az
risl OiLce corner h md Brady sts. Res
dcnce on iith. between Main and Brady mgr
pso n WuverLL JOHN ". CaAwvOHD
ne e oSoto.o. Il CoeA " Ford
A TTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW.
"a fS,bco IN E.rrapd's Rfuck Dnvcnport Iowa
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Bpr. W sslTrsER.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
- aud Notary Public Office III LcClare Block,
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A LSO WIGS. BRAiDS, SWITCHES. CURLS
"a &c. Cash paid for diamonds. all kinds Of
Gold lhntss aagpsh Hair. bssp3rieg eestly
P.O Box 1864. nv22 dAwly
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Ey,d.mce Concerning uoo,n,a AccompiIc,

ifrum the WASHINGTON ChrUnicl' Apfii ~
yr ". y Bufch Of o33 street gvcs us the following
Information
His rcsidcnce. above named fronts street oppo-
site' the Catholic church, between Ninth and Tenth
streets The lot upon witch his res dcnce stands runs
back to vacant lot which extends ~ the ui the
buildings adjoining Ford thearcl Tenth street north
ward and also directly in the Of tie theatre Ad-
pinin nis residence on street. eastward IL vacant
lot fenced In (Which will dcs male az Az which runs
back to line with the northern boundary o the vacant
directly Ia the Of the theatre thg eastern fence
OF wn h runs little beyond the western wall of the
greenroom of the theatre
Considerably east n the residence OF Nr Bur a. n
paved alley opens upon street aud runs back IN the
shape Of L. which lead TO the vacant area IN the
of ne fenced lot fronting on street. and also Of Mr.
Burch dcnce In said vacant area the niyht OF
the murder OF President Lincoln, within few feet Of
the door the roenroOm OF the theatre stood Booth
horse
person standing close by the wall Of The greenroom
would not be readily observed from either Of tue houses
Oh street or Tenth street north Of The theatre.
On street. on account of the deep excavation made
by tha passenger railway there s board fence erected
by the corporation along hc edge Of tie sidewalk, q
prevent persons rom walking on During the afternoon
o. evening Of the l4tl board was removed from TIM
fence IN 'front.' the vacant lot fronting on street and
O'Clock two lodgcrs AZ 3 street observed horss
standing tied m trout q said lo IN the street opposite
where the board had been removed from the corporation
fence The fence around tie vacant lot Is fte
high
Shortly before The shooting Of President Lincoln by
Booth tie family at The residence oi Nr Ertch leart
brill whistling IN The OF the theatre several times
aud finally one whistle sounding much louder than
those preceding IT, IN few seconds after they heart
dernble noise nj the 'front.' fence OF tho lot adioun.
the house aud jump and the pavement
front Of the lOt and Immediately after the sound
horses hOOfs tho bed OF the railroad track OF
person riding very rapidly along street towards Ninth
Besides The means OF egress IRON the OF the thea
the adjacent street above stated there als,
communication eastward to vacant lot running At rgh
angles with the rear Of the theatre and coming
street, near Ninth
1 Immediately after seeing Booth jump from the Prosi
box aud 10 the Of the theatre Mr. Burci
made his way quickly possible TO the front Of th
lot last named coming out street watching az III
turned the OF and Tenth streets 10 see " an
person came out on 10 T. through said vacant lot
and after reaching that point waiting time, an,
seeing come there, concluded he must hav
gone out AZ he did, through tho alley ~ street
His theory IN that Booth rode out 10 street
through The l. shaped alley abovo named that nc
compice etood In The vacant Ot which have called
10 despatch any who might pursue Booth 20 al
Booth in escaping and when he ~ nd Booth had escapc
that he northwsrd The lot iumped the fcuo,
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Hn rOld md AfzerOt.

From the wash ngton siar, Apr ~
David Harold IL we'll known in the Sixth ward, he be-
ing the son Of the ate A. g. Harold who for many years
the principal c rk in the naval store. We believe
hat he was educated here and at Chnriote Hail. st.
'Aary's county Md aud until recently clerk in "A
ldrug in The sixth ward He hus been known
svmDathizer with the South but suspected that
he would go 10 any desperate lengths in her behalf
He had been of employment FOR some time past,
but managed to keep hOrsea very fast pacing ami
mal-at Pope's stables, street south, which he
took ont of the stable about sundOwn Friday ght
as Az ne mounted aud rode out he sung out 10 those
in charge Of the stable, "lf any asks FOR me- tell
them we gone TO New York y On the afternoon
he told some Of his acquantancos that hc was gong to
81. Mary county.
within a month or two back he spent much OF b time
with Booth and seemed his friends that he had sud
dently become infatuated with Booth aud longer than
Tuesday last Of his acquainances asked him how he
had become ihcs with Booth, To which he replied,
''Oi Booth Is good feliow"
II viii be rccoilccted that man giving his name as
Harld doubtless Harold hrsd horse AT Nay lor's
abcs the afternoon OF the murder and that after
wards "A named A2orard Tor Atzerop left horse at
the stable, telling the ostler to have II ready at tn
o'clock
Harold IL about twenty-five twenty three years Of
age live feet i've six IN hes height, DARK complex
ioncd smooth full face, dark brown hair, which Is worn
short, and dark blue eyes.
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VISIT OF THE OHIO DELEGATION TO THE
PRESIDENT
ADDRESS OF GOVERNOR BRouGu AND THE rREsI
DENTS REILLY.
asurx,ro~ A,r,t n tea-

WAsBfNGIoN, April 81, 1896.
This morning delegation Of over one hundred citi
zens OF Ohio headed by Governor Brough called upon
President Johnson tender him the expression Of their
confidence and support in the discharge Of the duties oil
the Executive suddenly devolved upon him. Upon
their introduction 10 Mr. Johnson Governor Brough ad
dressed him assuring him OF tho confidence OF the peo
pie OF Ohio in his honesty zeal and ability in the dis
charge Of his duties and ~ their assurance that in his
hands the honor and interests Of the country were
safe a. in those Of the late amened Chief Mag sirate
I He said -
We do not come ask of you any pledges or guaran
tics for the future do not 70 ark any manifcs
taiion of the line Of policy which II would probably be
futile you attempt at this time, and which future
4 circumstances may entirely change remodel We
3smpy come to say that have an abiding trust and
faith that the sacred purposes OF our govern
ment will be carried out by you We come
TO congratulate you upon The assumption of the
power OF the country not because have forgotten the
melancholy that produced it, but because feel
That the vital principle OF government is illustrated
y In the change 50 quickly and harmoniousy made under
the working or the constitution Governor BTough con
nued AZ some length, calling upon the President to see TO
the WIS bloody rebellion should be eGeotuay crushed
out ana indemnity secured against any similar attempts
in the tuture concluding folowsThe State OF Ohio
hereore greets you and you that the
hdence the same energy and reliance with which shC
~ came 70 voul suDDort last fall Tor the second Office OF h
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and the Bose
Family Literary journal in the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD, for the present week will be on
sale at eight O'Clock this Saturday morning
Tmms.-sngle subscription, s2 three copies, 81
i've copies, S. ten copies SIS; single copies,
A limited number Of advertisements inserted in The
WEEKLY HERALp
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New York, January ~, 1868.

Ww II GRfas " d.
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the many others OF the good qualities Of CONSTITUTION
WATER believe sir, that u the great for dis
ease of the Kidneys nave been afflicted with nnammsttoa
the Kidneys and irritation OF the bladder ycarn
contracted when travelling South and Westchsngs of c
aud Have with the best ply yscaus but
could get relief Induced by friend mine TO try
tonsttution Water have now used nearly tao bottles,
and must that believe the disease Is entirely cured
cheerfuy recommend Il ~ all suffering from Ike dilculty
Very truly yours, u. ". FLINT, No. st. Marks place.
Iep a m sfre
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A Rebel Brigadier General on the Assas-
sfnatiOn.
LETTER FROM BRIGApIER GENERAL J. II. JONES, OF
VIRGINIA.
FoRr ARRrS Anril II l465.

Hon. ALEXANDER RAMSAY
DEAR SR-Sincc writing TO you such change in affairs
has taken place that avail myself Of this early oppor
tuny to express to you my feelings the tragic
currence which has brought this change No event Of
my life has given greater shock than the
mcIt Of the terrible and infamous assassination Of the
President Aside from the great crime, which cannot
template without feelings Of adherence and Indignation
greater calamity could have befaen country when
our minds and hearts looking for speedy peace
say country for now feel that this is my country,
and personally Imourn the loss OF Mr. Lincoln and feel
that the people of State will condemn the crime and
bitterly feel the calamity. / trust in God that
|spectable Southern man, when all Is brought to light
will be found In any way accessory to the hesh crime
but the contrary that all will feel the utter abhor
renee of the act which II merits from all Your
Kindness and courtesy to induce you Of
my feelings in this hour OF nations calamity Your
obedient servant, J. l.. JONES.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

a Broken Down System.-There II .
disease TO which the doctors give which eW
OF them understand II is simply weakness-A breakin0
innumerable) its symptoms are In the main the samsl
Among the prominent lassude ap-
petite loss OF hesh and mental depression Indgc
ton stomach cough also frequently
this distressing state Of body and OF mind The
mark In relation TO persons In such condition that they
consumptve Now what these unfortunates really wzll
vigor-val strength and certainly dawn succeeds
darkness they recuperate their systems and regain
feet health By resorting TO HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERs. 1t is as clear that a life revivinl
required that the dying flame Of al
empty lamp requires be revived with supply OF Oh
Perfectly and innocuous containing nothing but u
genial vegetable extracts and combining the three
grand elements OF chican alternative and genial in
vgorant HOSTETTERS BITTBRS suitable TO all oou-
stutons and applicable TO the diseases and dsab
ties OF the feeber those OF New York once
50 Cedar street.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Ocean Queen Captain Weir win leave
this port to-day for Aspnwall
The mails for Central America and the South Pacins
will close at half past ten O'Clock this morning
The Nxw YORK HERAID-Editon for the Pacihc-win
be published half past nine O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies wrappers ready for mailing, six centa
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'IslT or THE MAINE DELEGATION TO THr
PRESIDENT,

WASHINGTON, April 21, 1865
delegation 'o' citizens Of Maine called upon President
johnson today Hon John II. Rice, NJ. G., address d
the fresdcs assuring him Of the confidence and sup.
port OF harle in his arduous and responsible position
The President replied briefly returning thanks
for the Kindness which had dictated this expires.
SION OF confidence and good feeling, and assur.
ing them, as he had other delegations which
had called upon him similar missions OF his
determination to devote all the ability and energy which
he possessed to such administration Of tho govern.
ment as would secure the best interests 10 the nation
ana lasting peace and the determination OF every
treasonable element from the country
= President johnson to-day.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
New York Weekly Review.

NO. Is, SATURDAY, APRIL q,
Contains original articles by H. Parton r Clspp, Jr ".
garo) George Arnold tMcAronsl William Winter. Paul y
Nicholson H. A Ueiiie, Edmund Remack, Zincall," the
author Of Our Streets Nauc, correspondence from The
principal cities and and inter, excerpts from
European Journals and magazines
The article entitled
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Rumored Suicide or an Arrested Man ~
Washingtoa.


. lr'oin sno washington ChrOnicie, April Il
rumor gained prevalence last evening that a stout
full faced man was yesterday arrested some three miles
from washington, and, being placed in prison. cut his
throat The cause assigned for the arrest is that he
attempted to pass the guard al O'Clock p NJ,
Fort Thayer but not having pass was turned back.
He made, II Is said, second attempt, and then
arrested On inquiry we learn from high authority that
the rumor is without foundation The man was ported
have been identified Of the parties of
complicity in the late assassination.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

Great Hit.-Solid Walnut Chamber
Suits OF ten pieces for Ss5 and $2l5 each, MEEKg
cabinet furniture manufactory 6e9 broadway and Nos.
and West Fourth street, New York.
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OUR NEW PRESIDENT.


relates many interesting incidents the early life OF Mr..
lonson presents The chief Magsrnte his
the Champion Of liberty la tennessee Sells every
where Oaicc 800 Broadway.
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Rebel Soldiers Forbidden 20 Return to-
Carroll County. Md.

from the Baltimore American, April u.
We have published heretofore tho proceedings OF
meeting OF the citizens Of Carroll county express their
bereavement at the death OF President Lincoln. After
passing resolutions Of coincidence with his family and Of
confidence in the administration Of Andrew Johnson the
following, says tho Westminster american, passed
unanimously, by standing vote:-
Resolved That certain young men, residents of
this community elected against the govern
ment Of the United States well against State of
Maryland by going South and taking and serving
the rebels will tolerate their presence among
any future date and IL they should they shall be
notified to leave and failing do such shall be
taken will rid the commun nifty of them.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

BntchelOr's Hair Dyc-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfeee
Dye. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Mrs WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for chiidrel
teething IL perfectly harmless produces natural quie
sleep by relieving the child rom pain and the little cheru
awakes bright IA button.n II wind cholic,
regulates the howerves 10 the mother and bealth
the child Onces - Dey street, New York, aud e Higi
Lolborn, Lnodon England.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-GOld Paid for
,rizes Information furnished Highest rates paid for
ioubloons and all kinds OF gold and silver
TAYLOR 4 co, Bankers. I6 Wall street.
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CristadOro's Hair Dye, Preservativs
and Wig Depot Wholesale and retail, No Asor House
The I've applied by skful artists.
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Supposed Attempt OF Booth to Cross the
Potomac.

PROM thc Warrington -thr, Apri ~
Passengers arrived al Washington ON Thursday morn
Ing from Point Lookout report that Wednesday igt
person bearing the exact description Of wilkes Booth
had made preparations to tn river short stance
below ihst place, having engaged co1red to ferry
him across but the boat being intercepted, he made
hasy return 20 the Maryland shore. The colored man
was captured, however and is new prisoner at the
Point our cavalry is on the tri,k Of The uve who
Is stu lurking Ia the vicinity, aud his capture Is con
sidcrad certain.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

buy Miller's Hair Dye-Best I'm q Quality,
cheapest inproe. Try Sold by all drussnts Depot -
Dey street
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A Maryland Secessionist Asking Protec-
tion from q Mob.

(FrOm the HaXerstOWn, Nd, HefaIu, April 10
J. D. Reamer, prominent rebel sympathzer OF this
place. went 70 the county Jail Sunday evening and
asked TO be locked up refuge from crowd Of justly
ncensed citizens About the LIST of March last Reamer
2confdentally informed customer while purchasing
goods in his store that hundred thousand dollars
being raised to the assassination OF President Lin
coin The fifty thousand dollars
previous 10 the commission Of the deed and the balance
immediately after its perpetraon This was 10 be before
the 18th day of April Adavits 10 this effect were made
lby a man who overheard the information The deed
Occurring the time set by Reamer and he being
In Baltimore at the date OF the occurrence satisfied those
who knew of his declaration that he was in some way
implicated in the crime, and indignant assembly of
citizens ready to give into the hands of justice man
who certainly culpabe in his wish the murderer
lin act.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

Cantering Horses. Flagstafrs, Wheel
chairs s. W. SMITH 80 William street
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

making the noise heard above stated and mounting
his horse, rode down towards Ninth street.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
GeneaIogy OF John wilkes Booth.

Booth the assassin IL, his mothers side, direct
nea descendant from John Wilkes, the famous English
ngitator after whom he named But he Is destined
to more Infamous than his Jacobin ancestor.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

instant between the hours OF ten A. NJ and twelve
for the entrance and clearance Of vessels
On Tuesday next at the hour OF twelve the officers Of
customs and other persons TO the several de-
partmens Of the revenue will meet the rotunda, for
purpose OF making arrangements 10 take the posi-
on assgned 70 them In tho funeral procession OF Pres
dent Lincoln. s. DRAPER Collector.
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Oid Eyes NIndc VIEW

No Pimpics. mo- Darkness Under the
eyes appear after usng few bs Ties Of HtisBOLD CON
CENIRAfLD EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

A.-Lottery Prizes Cashed. Circulars,
drawings and Information sent.
}. r. CLAYTON. 10 Wall street ny.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

Badges and Pins.
MOURNING BADGES AND PINS
B.W. HITCHCOCK, Manufactures,
Il Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

Iuamense Prices Paid for Old Books
80 DDO Books, Fngrayings &c, on hand
LEGGAr BROTHERS, lis Nassau street
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

Not Few Of the Worst Disorders That
a'ct mankind arise from corruptons o the blood HELM
HOLDS EXTRACT OF SABSAPARlLLA Is a remedy ot
the 4t
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

Trnnspsysut French Playing Cards
with fancy pictures send ~ rs for sample package with
catalogue y fancy goods ~ Dr. jean Defous i2l Broad
VA Now
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

si,. aud limiting Flags, Potcs, PEND.
ana 1c g. N TYLER, 20 East Broadway.