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Mcssrs = GuKNRY = SON, a.. Broadway New yofk ar
puDsng the aoknos ledged Deft likeness VI late Frns
dent mne-l r.1c 90 6,sNs 81 ant dc V,siie 1oc
each. liberal deduction to trc trade
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Bust, size OF Life, OF Mr. Lincoln, may
be had Of Messrs FOWLER WELLS, $50 broadway.
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The ry,urious Effects OF Alcoholic
a.1nss-. ard the system purified BY usnx
WElMBQi,D's EXTRACT sARsAPARtLLA
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Particulars OF the Capture OF AtzerOt

Fartic uInrs OF the capture OF AtZerot'
(FrOm the Washington Chronicle, April 81.
We are in possession of information which leaves
doubt that Atzerot the accomplce OF Booth has
been captured.
He was taken about seven clock yesterday morning,
at the residence Of his uncle village called Ger
mantown, in the upper end OF Montgomery county,
Maryland, by company Of cavalry under the command
Of Captain Townsend and broight To the Relay House
which point reached about seven O'Clock asl
evening.
A cousin Of Atzerots also taken into custody
Atzerot is represented as cool and collected recent,
aud when questioned responded only with laugh
At the time of his arrest he in bed
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Consump mption-Consumpt sa

Prizes Cnshed In all Legalized Lotteries,
nd Information given. Drawings sent
J. CLUTE Brokers Office, l76 Broadway.
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COnsum ptiOn-Con say
having consumption whatever stnge of the dis
WlsHARTiS Pine Tree Tar Cordial, which 10
readily up blood and carried the lungs and
healing principles the upon the nhamed
the lungs and their decay and the PATIENTS
saved The Pine Tar Cordial power
dissolve the thick that the wind of
the lungs eIpels from the system The Pine Tree Tar
puries blood and ceanses IL OF all oiuouo
matter that is constantly breeding internal and exsr
nal Saltrheum boches the and all skin diseases,
especially cured by DR. w.hsrs Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Office 10 North Second street, Philadelphia Sold at IEln
BOLDS drug and chemical warehouse, 5yf Broadway New
! lOl
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II .

A.-Use tho Best.-Bovvden's Moth De-
sTROYING PACKET. For sale BY all druggists.
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Colgate a Co.'s Honey brown Windsor
Glvcerne Soaps the toilet sale by all druggs1s
md dealers ia perfumery and fancy articles.
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our L.men,,d Presidon,.

whou, spe,tacles ~ medicine Pamphlets mailed
free receipt OF ten Address L. T. B FOCgb, ii0
Broadway, New YORK
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Sore throat cough similar troubles suGereA
progress result In serious pulno affections Often
times incurable. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHRs"
compounded reach directly the seat Of he Dis
ease, and to give almost instant relief
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine.
WHEELER 4 WILSON, 625 Broadway New YORK.
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IL Works To Perfection

uufeln nd's Cough Cure Promptly
relieves arising colds Depol
lil Chambers street. Sold by all druggists
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teur PERFORMANCE of tiNrERFIIA. Tor 70" pch', v'
Patriot OIpasns Home which o. take place =, & ns .
DENY Qi Qihrlsil this da. seturIayl, Aprl q ]. ~
fhur day sho 2i Y-ss.f ho.ue IA ihs payer WI" vi"
authorizes
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Now HOEk Cnemoer OF Commerccs
The Chamber Of Commerce will hold . special meet-
Ing to-day at one O'Clock to act upon the invitation from
the city authorities TO cooperate with them in the recep
ton OF the remains Of the late President Of the United
States
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A.-''white'x 4 Patent Lever Truss"-Cure
~ upture radically, No pressure on the baos
GREGORY A Co. Gp Broadway.
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ton-On Monday April "a at No. Park (betweeA
Thirty fourth and Thryhft sreels) by II. H. LEEDS
MINER, Auconeers magnificent Mirrors splendid tniaId
Tables, exquisite Vases, Curtains Etagores, rich Ptsnot
Ac
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The Bridal Chamberlain Essay of
Warning and Instruction fcr Young Men Published By the
Howard Association aud " charge IN sealed eu
velopcs Address Or J. skula HoughtoD, Howard Ass~
cstiOn, Phliadelphia. Pa
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COrns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
al diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. zAcHARIE, ~
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Fine Gold Watch Chains,
styles from twenty ve and thirty Ia three hundred do
For sale by GEO. c. ALLEN AS Broadway
door below Canal street
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Fair Face. viii Find rifty DInerens

STYLES Of elegant Promenade Coronale-coumony called
Fancy Hats--At GENiSS. 5l3 Broadway. Have you
his latest dashing and bewchng novelties Ia dozen var
ties of goods, If not stand not upon the order a
your going, but 60 at once.n
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Mrs rarrSGrov iSsuLIEp-rhe white Mountains Of New
Hampshire ar evidently great nsutouvefy high heavy
beautiful view tour dollar dinners the practical
aiu renowned DraSo those IN oath f1eed
nCk and 10 'rcuu1n adorned and N. birdie
The TIP t0l House with has familiar =. T-lsOlX PLANIA
TlON B11hRS This raised The OF the Mrs Parugpns
composing he ersatue " the Granite state who their
wse heads together OUTLAW Dr Drake and made u penal
O ence W ply the artstc brush their beloved hills tey
the ine arts arc at discount Hampshire Query
Did Drake pay them for this splendid aiverlsenientY
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gray hair its original color stops its falling out keeps the
head clean. Stands above comparison with other hair
cssng Sold at the drug stores and at my Office LII
Broadway. SARAH A. CHEvAIfER. NJ. d.
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Helmbold's Extract Buchu.
hose who use II neither waste time nor money.
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In ne srrlrr monti, hy uslnr HEi NBJLDs VoNCk'
TXATED BNrRACy sARsArARiLlA
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guard has been placed around the residence of Sena
tor Sumner evidence having been adduced to show that
he OF the parties intended to be assassinated
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A silent sewing Mnchine.

A.--Narsh's Truss Once, 22s Bronaway,
lndcr Baruums Museum. shoulder Braces, Snk rlastl,
Stockings and Abdominal Bells A.
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A R.autieoi Complexion. stands the
closest scrutiny HELMBOLDS EXTRACT on sARsA.
fAklLI.A is the renieJ
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md besvf fu complexion follow the Of HEIMROLD' :
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT SAttSAPAKiLIA
Il removes black spots rmpes and all erupons Of Tie ssn
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ire easily staued and those who al to avail themselves
mes should complain when accused OF cross
ect The sOzuDONr Will speedily eradicate The cause of
p breath b,autng snd preserving the teeth the old
s.l, bv all drurrists
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THE ASSASSINS.
BOOTH NOT YET CAUGHT.
Tho Pennsylvania Story a
Farce.
Two Of His Alleged Accomplces
Under Arrest.
Particulars Of the Capture Of Atzerot
and Richter, and Their Conflne-
ment in Washington.
Additional Particulars of the
Murder.
--~~>~~~~~-~-.~~~-
Interesting Facts Regarding the AssasSins and
the Search After Them,
&C., &C.. &c.
Additional Particulars of the
Murder.

The Search after Booth I'm Pennsylvanin
Proves Failure.
READING, Pa, April 81, 1865.
The Booth chase in this region is now positively
know TO be futile The who is said to have recog
nized the individual arrested Booth, now denies
having any knowledge Of him. A has been
rested at Tamaqua, but he is anybody but Booth.
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EHE FUNERAL TRAIN
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

participate In the ceremonies Tho Union Athenaum,
Union League, New York, Century, and Eclectic.
The proceedings Of this body Of citizens will be subor-
oinate TO the action Of the Common Council
meeting OF the Committee Of Arrangements will be
held at the Masop Doree to-day at four O'Clock p N.
and eight O'Clock N By order OF the committee.
WN T. BLODGETT, Chairman
b CmrTESDEx)
HENRY N. TABER SSecretares.
FRANK 4. HowE,
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Suspicious Persons Arrested At Fortress
MOnrOe.

FORTRESS MONROE April 10, 1855
In connection with the terrible plot Of the Presidents
assassination the arrests Of several parties well known
here who have been accommodating wealth and have been
the recipients OF untold favo from the government,
Will probably lead TO important developments.
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se, and to give almost instant relief.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
General Ordor-No. q.
HEApou ARTERs. SEvENIY PVT r


HEADQuAgTKRs, Ninety -rIrTH RgcIsEST
~ q. y. y. " NEW YoRK. April 20 1865.
The commandant, with feelings OF the de pest regret
announces to this command the intended ohsequies o
the late lamenicd President Of tho United states.
Ia pursuance OF the above orders tis regiment will
assemble ON Tuesday next, the 18th instant, al ten
O'Clock A. NJ, in fun uniform, with the usual badge OF
mourning Field and staff disnounted Nv order of
s. r. PlNCKNEY, Colonel Commapdng
J. ~ CDuGmIs AdJutant
TIE IRISH BRIGADE.
meeting of the officers and cx xoiIicors Of the Ir ali
BgadeJ now in the city will take place at the Astor
House this Saturday afternoon, ut -four o'clock on the
Ut Of the veteran Capt Thos W Cartwright late OF the
svty-,hird Regiment New York Volunteers TO make ar.
gements fof Anticipating IA The obse1uics OF late
and amonod President The brigade which has served
faithfully throughout the war under their esteemed com
mandern chief desires TO perform its last sad duty n
the persons OF its officers soourning In the metropo
lis, by their presen ut the funeral ceremonies
Order OF Collector Draper.
The Collector las issued the following order:
NOTICE.
CUSTOM HOUSE,, NEw YoRx I
CcLEcroa's OFFICE, April 81, 1856 I
ghs Custom House will be open on Tuesday, the 25tl
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CUR H,ENSVILLE, PI.

NTRS. ISAAC BLOOT Proprictrcas res
IN pcctfuly informs her numerous fricnds,
and 1hc travelling public, that she still occupies
the above well known stand, and that they will
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nud convenience. El-- Charges moderate.
jan %, Gun. pd LEAH BLOOM.
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50I. RROlDWlT. N 7.

sol, BROADWAT ~ y,
In addition to our main bushes, Of Pdoto-
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following, viz:
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OF these we have an immense assortment, ia
Guiding War Scenes, American ard Foreign cit.
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Revolving Stereoscopcs, for public or private oN.
hibiGon Our Catalogue will be sent to any ai-
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photographic albums!
We were the first to introduce these into tho
United States, and we manufacture immense
quantities in great variety, ranging uprcc from
80 cents to $50 each. Our ALBUMS have the
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Our Catalogue now embraces over 5000 diff
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100 Major Generals, IS Navy OC7ccrs,
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27j Colonels, $50 SD.csmen,
40 Artists 1870 Diyines
100 Lieut. -Colonels, l25 hu.hors,
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5000 Copies Of WORKS of Art.
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Photographers and others ordering goods c. o.
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Eag-The prices and quality of our goods can
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lIELIOGRAPIlIC.

TENHE undersigned, having completed his phot-
{ ogrnph Gallery, I'm Saaw's Row, two doors
west Of the Mansion House, Claarisli, Pa, Is
now roaIy to wait on all in want of
JgGT5b7 UIneS j@@Etgn1sG
My arrangements are aucHas win enable me to
furnish tbo., beautiful productions of sun draw
ing in the highest style Of the art. iayin fitted
up my rooms ut considerable expense, with a
view to the comfort and pleasure of my patrons.
hope, by strict attention to business and desire
90 please to guerit q liberal sh1ro of public
patronage A nll supply of Gilt Rosewood, and
other Frames, Albums, and an endless variety Of
Cases always on hand,
AZ Mo aoUl1B Eu2oaGo
Particular attention given to copying all kinds
Of Pictures.
TS- Instruction in the art Of Pbotocrarling
given aul apparatus fUrushoiot cly prices.
sep-I-li II. BRIDGE, Artist.
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CtLEARFIELD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
" Home iBdu,try,--Tho undersigned having
established Nursery, on the Pike, about hall
way between ClearHell aud Curwcusyille boros'.
is prepared to furnish all kinds Of Fruit trees,
STANDARD and Dworf,) Evergreens, shrubhery.
Grape Vines, Goosoberries, Lawton Blackberry,
Strawberry and Raspberry vines. Also, Siberian
Crab trees, Ounce and early scarlet Rhcubarb,
&c, Orders promptly attended to. Address
}. d. WRIGHT, C'ri0sa5uiRc.
sept II. Oily
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A UCTIONEER.-Tho undersigned, having
"A been Licensed an Auctiorccr, would inform
the citizens of CiearGcld county that he will at
tend to calling sales, in any part Of the county,
whenever called upon. Charges moderate.
Address, JAMES II, TURNER,
april 10. pd. Woodland Po., Clearfold co, "a.
N. b. Persons calling sales without proper
license are subject to penalty Of $50, which
provision will be enforced against those who may
violate the same.
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LAURIE j. BIAKUaY,

Attorney and Counsellor Mt Law,
VIII a.tond to all business entrusted to his
care in Elk and adjoining counties at st. Mary s
(Benziugcr p o. sep IS, mo pd.
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o.. Ayers 4
0ARSAP.ARILlA'
TIE vORID's GREAT REMEDY FOR
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IlEedgGg
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Eruptions, Pimplos, Blotohos, Pustules, VI.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
n nr,VV

OUSEHOLD DGOoDS-Tinware, Quecnswaro.
u Il glassware, Woodenwnre, Looking Glasse,
Clocks Nails, Glass Oils, Paints, Lamps, Wall
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J. p. KRATZERS
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CLFARFYELD co. DIRECTORY Y
TIME OF HOLDING COURT.

"a Monday in January, 81 Monday 10 Jur',
81 Monday in March, 4th Monday in Sept.
of each year, aud continue two weeks II necessary
COUNTY AND DISTRICT OFFICERS.
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lj4 REdDE street. N1c York.
as there are numerous countorieits ol.ot under
the numo u. "Gcnuuo East India Coffee" "On-
ginal East India Coffee ETC., put iortu by I'M
posters 30 deceive the uuwary.
In 10. packages, and in boxes of 90, co
and 100 lbs., for Grocors and large con sumyrs
Sold by Grocers generality.
Uriors from Country GrOccrs solicited, to
whom a very liberal discount will be made.
Wholesale Agenis: Iloaish & Nolan, and W
J. Heiss d Bro, Philadelphia Francis II. Perry
Providence A. l.. Waite 6 Co., Boston Pynch.
on Lee, Springfield, Mass; S, n. Calender,
Buffalo; Gordon MMillan Co., Cleveland; A.
A. Golfer Co., Cincinnati J. & j. W. Bunn,
Springfield, H.; II. B. Shields, Corylon, lad.
and c. c. CARRIER, Chicago.
The Am. Ad. Ag, $50 Broadway, n Y. Bus.
Dept ENos ALvoRD Cor, Dept Fowler &
WELLS, are authorized to receive orders for
Eents East India Coffee Il. DAVIS.
April 8, 1868. ly.
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St. Anthony's Fire, Roao, Salt Rheum,
5cald Head, Sore Eyes.

From HIrrrg Si1'rS, Lsq., the nJle ,1ior Of hs
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
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PHILADELPHIA.

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City on business or pleasure. ,,
An Z 1s6s.sm. Manager,
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syphilis and Mercurtal Disease.

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During Gen. GRANTS recent visit in Boston.
several persons we're severely bruised ia their
frantic endeavors to reach the front Of the line
and seize the hand Of the brave commander. -
They were impressed that he was the guest Of the
city at large. and that every citizen had a right
. to wrirg his homes or pull bis clothes One boy
WIS crushed in the nm as thin (almost) as a
wafer, and while he cried and screamed 10 he
taken away, the unrelsnting crowd still pressed
him close that il wss impt s-ible for the police
to pull him cut until he was near sufocateJ
The rigging passion OF curiosity m the fr-
male EEK WIS fully displayed. One lsdy stopped
in front Of the door Of whipple's photograph
rooms, though warned by the police that sh.
would not he safe from injury. She felt that i,
was worth while 10 suffer for the sake Of seeing
such famous man, and absolutely kept her
place on the sidewalk. When the General came
out the crowd pushed towards him and she was
crowded. directly undtr the wheels II the car
riage. Rescued from this perilous position, by
another movement Of the crowd she Was carried
directly into the doorway of the c.rriige, when
mindful Of the opportunity, she seized the Gen
erals hand anil kissed it several times very ar
IDENTIFY. Then with rumplei costume, but a sat
ished heart, she proceeded 70 her home