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culiar manner about bis walk, and this would
be discovered as soon as he 1cft the car. In
Toronto he wore q 1isht-coloEed suit OF
clothes. long hai-, end 'ght-colored slouched
hat. He was now dressed IN plain black.
short hair and black hat. Thismade q great
chaDgc in his general appearance, anu rem
dered i'd dtnti1cation difficult.
He had, however, hardly got ont Of the cars
before the officers became satisfied t9eJ were
properly on the scent, and Officer McDougaii,
approaching him. asked to SEQ Ills passport.
This decided Ill doubt: " Richard Cobb, aged
tKentysevcn years, going to kock lsiand,
II. dated Dec. !24, 1861" E1actly coinciding
With the memorandum in their possession:
He was informed that he WAS prisoner, and
he instantly seized bis pistol but 1t was Of no
use. Officers Bennett and McDougall knew
too we'll how not to let him use it.. Ae was
taken 10 the Bidd1c House, and Chief Young:
procuring commitment from the United
States District Attorney, lodged him In the
East,
lie CAN'T CONTEMPLATE IT'S PATE CALMLY.
He is man Of unAinching nerve, and mani
Tests the most careless regard for bis late,
seldom speaking Of 1t in other than aamor-
GUS manner. He Was represented by Lis asso-
pefate Of their number. During Mr. foung's 8
visit West, he definitely ascertalned that II
vas he who fired the Museum. 1t Is said be
distributed the phosphorus in the presence OF
several visitors rho stood By, aud we're SO
overcome with alnazement and lear, tnat they
were unable to remonstratc or give the alarm
before hehad an opportunity to escape.
uB WOULD HAVE DONE WORSE, BUT WAS
''APRA1D."
It appears almost Incredible, bat what he
says is 10 be believed, he intended to sprinkle
The phosphorus on the dresses Of the ladies,
and among the wax figures, and vas only
deferred from doing it through fear that the
would be So great, and the COM
bustlon go rapid, that liz would be unable to
effect his own escape.
, 1865-02-09
DOCTORlNG THE REBEL
CURRENCY,

11,. e,,,ou1,x iii, ,.. ~ e,aa hv +.s rah.1
Ane 4o.io"tns oA' ""s pAs'ee ~
fore adionrnfn1. removed the Injunction OF
secrecy:
tion and redemption Of the currency:
Tho Congress Of the Confederate States Of
America do enact, That hereafter, and until the
r notes now oat.tandinc, md Of such as are nu-
noes e1cept hose isaue1 p.ior It to tho i7h d,y Of
whatcse4 which may attach to taid notes 20 81 to
a1iecs their circulation al par or diminish the
promise confirmed On their face, hut the holders
count @ thereof to lie same Extent and in The sane
manrer a. he may be taxed for IN account Of other
money.
and be Is hereby directed and required, whcnev-
er, In his Judgment the e1igencies OF the Govern
ment Will permit, to cancel from time to time such
m amount Of Treasury notes as may be received
into the treasury, until the amount on standing
shall have been fednccd to two hundred million5
Of dollars.
Sc unea a.
icn- the 1.-THE received By the GoTernnent OF the
annual crops or produce of cotton (othef than Sea
n,nths Of cotton, 1oul'E.nth: o. eorn, md one-
ninth Of wheat, shall be applied to the redemption
Of the Treasury notes IN circulation. unit! the
whole shall have been 1edeemed' tae uthe Of cot
ton being valued at 1fty cents puund Of corn
at two dollars bnshe!; and q WHEAT at four dol
lars buehcl, and being dellsefable bT the Cor.
csdnent at one OF more shipping port5 IN eac1 or
the Confederate States. TO be selected by the Sec
rctary Of the Treasury; Pfottded, hogesfr+ that
The titbte aforesaid, or any part fhercof may, BY
consent Of the parties entitled to receive the same
be delivered elsewhere than at whipping port ::
1ToTided, further that the cotton to be delivered
under the authority Of this at shall be equal to
cotton clcansed and held Is "niddling cotton - in
the ports where such cotton may be delivered.
SEC, 4. That ill acts and parts OF acts now In
force, proyfdiuk for the assessment and collection
Of the tax in kind Of cotton, corn and wheat, be
and he FANG are hereby fe-euActed,' and shall
continue in force until al the certlGcates hereby
authorized to be issued shall have been redeemed
in fnif and the pe.rtps paving taxes in kind un-
der th!e at nom and aler rztiicaion of treaty
OF peace. shall receiTc compensation by c.cait OF
otherwtse, for The market value Of any cotton.
com md wheat delivered after the termination Of
he WHO as to eouali1e their ta1es with other
ts1.paYerT The market yaIua to be ascerzined at
he line or delirerT In the mods prtscr1bed by
1sw.
SEC. s. The holdere Of Treasury notes desIrins
to xeceive the tiihcs aforesaid IN payment thereof
shal1 convert the same INTO Trensury certtncatcs,
bsarinc m interest OF slx pcr cent Der annum,
Vhich ehali be iasued By the Secretary OF the
Trcasury. In exchange for eaid nptes. and shall
expreeg On their face the object for which they
ara intended fhn hn1dert NJ which k6id certi6-
, 1865-02-09

Cd our. faithful guide went to reconnolter.
Upon inquiry at the house Of some Union
people, he was informed that q large party Of
rebels had crossed the river close By, thst
eighty Of them were at neighboring house.
and the supposition was that they would
guard the bridge before morning, il they had
not already There was no man at the house
crippled to walk out A guide was necessary
here. as the movement was to be circuitous,
and certain houses were to be avoided.
4 youN LADY VOLUNTEERS As 4 GUIDE
At this crisis, young lady, Of remarkable
personal attractions, the faYorite of that
household, Toluntc2red:to take horse and
act as guide. While her horse WAS being
eadd1ed our captain returned, and told us. In
few words, that a dangerous march was nee
essarJ-that the footmen must take the .nona-
tain patti, and tue horscmen follow him. We
followed, and our female guide led US at the
full speed Of our horses, over fields, along rA-
vines and through the woods-where nc
reached secluded spot near the river-and
berc received orders not to speak. Our lady
guide proceeded cautiously towards the river
bridge, she crossed it, went to house be-
yond and ascertalned that all tho rebels had
crossed the river. She returned, whispered
The intelligence to our captain, and as sho
started back, rode past our column. In any
other place cheer would have gone up for
her honor, but she placed her finger on her
lips in token Of silence, and ne silently sa-
luted her. We crossed the river and pro-
ceeded with safety, aud without much ad-
venture, the remainder OF the route.
UNDER THE FOLDS OF OUR FLAG.
Or the 18th Of January as VIC approached
the military post at Strawberry fiains, We
crossed the river, and Us We came nearer, ths
old Stars and Stripes flowed to the breeze, Us
If to welcome us back 10 the land Of liberty.
Here I first felt that was FREQ, and my heart
filled with gratitude, which gushed forth to
God for his kind protection, preservation and
, 1865-02-09
@tDicinal.
DIk. Nf4ARKSs
SYPHILITIIC CURE.

This Medicine is a Safe and Radical
Cure for Syphilis in the Primary, se-
condary and Tertiary stages, and Is
the most important Medical piseov.
cry Of the Nineteenth Century.
css @ s0ats95oea t9sts 81 ps T.
PuLhls Wh,Gh depends upon sreet,! esuss taas ot
bR MAEKs' srRan5T1c GgRE !. the en1y msd!-
:UKE T.s!1c sndvkNz:aE Al 1sE ASS ln ~
their varied and complicated forms, and thoroughly
d M IN the m
q e e ssq's u 4 a.
g. ;;sER$ :Ess$s S?f Ssssaf 1s''
SYPHILIS i ehassetcrt1sd 81 thses distinct STAGES
n ssh s1d ta o .n a 3D.
a a ,Ises
II :efif gn s1ife W ERnS1 OF sRa
5e e e Ct
SEE Sps s1 Ss1 : f Sss SSs
csssaf; ISoss: :sssg: ssepsSs: : sadIias
pc follow!n; symptoms CcsEAtion oi.he mouth and
ss1 e. T @ sna Ia
THE THIRD, or TERTIARY STAGE, Is Known DY
the following symptoms Nodes, OF hard and painfu
tuUorH the bones; enlargement OF the joints, con
fractions hard pains In the bones and o1nt carries or
decay the bone1; syphllit1c rheunstisu1 aerato1
ofpaEts etc. The "Syphutc Cure and P1ll7 ara raed
1t this stage.
"F1tce per package, $500.
W-F1icA Of aSJphilitic Cure" Is per bottle Pills
81 per box; Wash, st t51 per bottle.
cs esp Eh9 hiss 1Sfa9 =
T4G1oS. Or nom IMPERFECT TREATMENT, the
IN 1smain'ne Il the .yssm shon'd L qse @ Pr MAKKs
elaacste eyer pa1tee Of rs VlAgs and TestSrs the
sECoSDAEY sEFAILi5is HEREDITARY. Re and may
s5stem The dsea,e may exist Eo who nas 5et'.
Poison i thelE system, asoud ta to nse Dr AARKs'
IS eradicaed from tho constitution before they enter
into the marriage etsfc and thereby secure the Cc1-
tainty Of PC RE and Ecnthy offspring.
treatise on SyrhiIitic Disease giving plain drec-
ttons for treatment accompanied each packaRe OF the
medicine.
E- The medicine will be sent By express to all parts
oflhe country on receipt Of the money.
n Prepared and sold BY Dr.. E. EAsTERLY CO.,
corner OF Third and Chesout streets. St. Louts No.,
sc sold At Dr. E. EAsTERLY L CO.'S Family Medicine
Store " Madison street, the Post 0cet Chicago,
Illinois.
, 1865-02-09

Formerly Of James' 1,oce Hoaplta., Cu1tom House
et1rc fcF Orleans, La estsbllshe3 in 1s5 now mr..
mAnept' located II sc Rand pa street, spoc sist In
ue treatment Of old chronic, nercu1ia,, s5philt!c.
sne ~ private c1sor:crs OF coata=,ous general
ena,ac.er; cures them without mercury. ioade 20.
saa!' Arsenic. Or any poison: bat With the use OF
f.euHuteer. positive cure .or that much t. oe
ofeaaco po:s1n syphis in A1 its forms Spes-saaor-
~. senads Involuntary emissions. h1ou=ht en- "
ECU aoose xn&l cxtcss causing loss nf
condaalon Depression. impoicnc5, md osentmcs IN
SANITY. With other deplorsb1o train Of 81 n ?somts
treated and radically ecrtd with m f7'l9e'e ethoo
shvinE time and e1ptn,e. All kinds OF dneases ol
The genital sexual organs. and Of f'fio3@ ad1uTe
radically cured.
Dr.. James p1actccd 1tsecn year. In New Orleans,
and for the last throe years In Chc~go, apats re-
commended ty the Fse,s and M.eicA Facus:S Of the
Eorth aud tomc OF the ast eminent Ph h!slcahas in
The United Stats. For more particulars you
1crrcd TO book. which Will Eocn ba Issued By Dr..
Janca, on the ItneT<dI, &c.
Dr. Jam.s oec and rar:ors are ss Randolph street.
(rpstairs) Ten separate rooms. All cocsultatioIa
confidential. Ofnce hours from 4. H. till 8 F. h.
tasl.g6l6ew
, 1865-02-09
s.. :For tic Goln Mines.
TOt FOR THE GOLD MINES
OF IDAHO.
MONTANA AND IDAHO
TRANSPORTATION Line /!

The rev. 1.st and light drAuCht steamer DAE .
= f,ilf;F Thomas #. Res. Commauecf. atnf1 g
hown. erE, nov being bui a !1t5on,G r.; III a.
pyrssy icT thr saint lon,t ind Fart bcntou 1st
vii leave tor ot DeEt9S anc T nais
% SATURDAY, M ch 4,h OF as t3on !a:resisei as
The river il ppcu to Omaha ARE Council Biu1s
1le new ta4t aud light DR. ,u:ht steam b1A toHs
Vim: howard Master. Lewis Zine, Cl.Ek, will @ 1S1ve
1of For! brnton and intermediate points, eAiuh
DAY. &kscl, lllh.
1Es pew, sast xnd fight d,Aught steamer IELLoW
SIOkE 2n> !iaswood. C-rnuander. Will leave a
ap3Ve: sA1utDAY, Mtr Ii 1ksh ..v-r
tsnrS IT. ~. ans light arsusst fte amor, fASSi 3
1aaIa, 81: E!Si 4. Will ls.7e ~ above On SATURDAY.
steanet nEEa oEI LopaK will r.uea,s between Fort1
7hlB lint u oeltcfta q, FIrt thntnn
by th!B nffsnsentpt I'll prr1s h%ve great ADVANTAGE
and m a4su1.nEe TIT thtir ,reghi ii b. delivered
Rt il deftttat,on a'e u.s. ur.n.rh 4 = fnrntsh
lard trausrost atm r m Fot Ncninn - IN W,arss
sno viii rive through ", Lam: I"syrs 1v st
shsrce P1icky Per. De Ltore VirsIn, ~ L'es a
Bsnnocf cry and GaIsa,; foi tsss.t Or na,.1ee aae
and olivf stTecss; JUS Aqakr!T- n csantl
Terf ttteei, between s: eoa6 and b!r4. .nr
~. Wl'KFR
1Htcsro Agent. 1es ts7.zm IL
, 1865-02-09

uBas in this exhausted condition Of mind
ard body, after completing their scrutiny Of
the passengers on the morning tzoins over the
Michigan Central and Michigan Southern
rcnds. that they stood On the depot platform
at tie junction, awaiting the arrival Of the
ForI Sarnia traln over tue Grand Trunk road.
tf;er ecrr,inixlng the pa sseugers who changed
cors for the South and West without discover
fnr the object Of their search, they naturally
nnI1,c3,,dcd that another f,uitlcss trip had
been nude, and got on board the train for
Dctruit. ,-n
Immediately upon entering the car, they
" dropped" upon face that very mnca re- re.
sembicd Stanton" whom one Of the olieers
no f9n fSen stpenethcned dp their saspleions but
ii they Wsre not July certain Of tlciF man, and
il ms decided to defer making the arrest uii:
til they reached Detroit, Is the olnsef nao ,'s
observed while at Toronto that be haa q Pc
, 1865-02-09
DR., EASIERLY's PAIN killer.

Eh1s Medicine is IN iafa1lihlo cure for
ache, 6oro Throat, Colie, Cramps or
spasms, Dysontery or Bowel Com
plants, Nervous Affections, Pains in
The Face, Painters CoGc5 Pains in
the Breast, Side, Bach and Limbs,
Chclora, Cholera E1orbusz and IN
fact wherever it il applied Pain can-
not exist.
Itl5 used INTERNALLY and EXTERNALLY and Is
perfect AST1OOTE tor ALL PAIN. Tryis &c Il
nlctei.
For sale at Dr. +. EASTERLY q cos Family
Medicine Store, 30 Madison street, Chicago, LII.
, 1865-02-09

| Major Pritchard, Commander Of the
pllnarian, and witha1 q good fellow. While
going the rounds, 1aw recruit, who, proba-
bly, being on duty for the first time, failed to
salute the Major, when the following COLO
guy ensued:
3faIor: "Who are yous"
Recruit? u think they call me one Of COM
pany e, SIR
Major: care you one Of the new recruits ,"
Recruit: " Yes, SIR"
Major: "Do You know who am?"
Recruit: No, cir"
Major: IT am the Major commanding this
post"
Recruit: "Iz yez: p"
Major (cmphaticatly): II am Major COM
manding this post"
Recruit "Anl sure it's id good place
nv yur mind to kape 1t !"-Learenscorth.C Con-
k<r41fire
, 1865-02-09

COKy
COUGH BAL3AH
cures hoAtSeneSG and tick
ling In the throat.
, 1865-02-09

GOES
COUGH BALsAA
curea sore threat and d4cfe.
uta& Of the cheat and lungs.
, 1865-02-09
n OTICE.

II OUR ATTENTION HAVING BEEN CALLED
to assertions and statements lately made in the pub
lc rrtnts with tho dcain Of d:traen frco the high
rtPute enjoyed By our Thread. We beg to state that
standard llas never been changed during the past
Thirty Years; and that, now, heretofore no pans
expense viii be. spared to nAi1tsin fot this
Spool Cotton it, present character.
Tl~ attention OF BaycEs and Consumers Is drawn to
the fact thai OF the new Threads offered to the
rubltc from No. 50 upwards ere marked up-hnd that
the difference in thu coassenese Of numbers. supposed
to correspond with rr nu,nbers, otter yAziea from
ten {1G) to twenty per ceut- ..
tsSo,gstl-14tls d. f.GeA4s'
, 1865-02-09
READ JOHN II. BKONAGGHS LETTER.

N1FY UZfAKT@XN1t
BUREAU OF YAHD5 AND DOCKS, Dec so, E6A
NeasYs. UusrEIT3K & SMfTH, P1t0brEE, Pa:
GrSTIlnxx: About four yeaEs since, ny AttfutfoH
K3n c.Ilet to your enrarei Stomach BtleEs. being
Al Inv tiue perfect ma1rtT to oyspepa In all ot In
tesntc lorns: indeed had not knoEn for ~ Isa.s
ot your Filters except that tho dose was 1ecuead t9
onsh.ll and found nsss muca
b1t bave e1cr since taken 4 aose IN tho Aorn!nky
Immediately en- rising. nadlng It 70 aet - 1Sn!S 1s
recuafjty IN the effect ef Jour Bttets On me, E ~
It nlsy be well to state II from a3y iose ~
SopT BstsEs Ieiir ves ne asen mn1s II coa.
w1sh al t[nesfb5 6; btstn III u which yous B
70 ssSa aeSf q aihs iss 1osd
ao feneTsso e".. LIZ Texncct your o2edient SERVANT
AM "Alo II 1rSElN r. BHOSAEGH. Chief Clerk.
, 1865-02-09
The Bitter Fruits of Bad Bit
1Nf.x.

Invalid reader do you kn,w what n:nc tenths Of the
70 accept - uniSttssi panace-s &re coHpoA Il OF
Gtve heed for moment ThcT arc Eanufacturtd
portion Of fset OIL poison amost deadly as prus-
SIC acid The hAsls Of the Fesuar ttnrtures cf the
MstcftA Medlca fR the same NJ amoun o. herbal
c1tracta can overcome ts bad tendency oi this per-
n!c1out c!tmcnt The tssence 0 eound tyc thorough
2y rcctned the en!s stimu,Ant wLtcn be eauly
,sea ~ . component Of Ion,s sts:stive and .nta;
DtTTknS Il the only medicinal pren tatloa IN the
Eorld IN ~h'ch this article i nscd - An Ingredient
Il gives st.ength without producing excitcment. No
other Tonic does this. All the ordinary ttet1 fush
dtfst1so Agreeable calm through the nervous :ys
len. promote digestion acd rruduce A:esp. No other
Tonic 30 quickly rev1.cs Ia "a physical
giles, restt res the appetite. and removes the com
and depression which always accompanies weakness
oi the pu01y poN vera. jASlf 7ssGtTU.TAB
, 1865-02-09
EfrfanmsE

s5AIR GLOSS AND CURLING FLUID Is the bcst
hatr-drrsere in tho ~orit. 1t in,parta beautiful
EIos1 1lalt+ keeps IN curl, promotes IT. growth.
EpHANS TETrER OlSIAEST y = s9Es and
fp+sdy cure for Tet1sr. Say khcuE Casppea AAnat'
UiAN's ASTHMA CUBE relisyes the d o*t dasrf. 10.
q an tnprrdy cGre. i'ricc. f2 a oacaaye-
tlnAMs rEvEK AND es AGuE s2EciFiCm @ &c ,tta- Wasr
how LONG standing. Price, 81 . box.
TraAh' DErlLATUEY F%oMDER % vii ;nogf rsmoge ne ne
jury 10 tie san. t1lce, II bott's .~
DIR. Ii rOllTES LIFE ELIXIR, the great SerytnS M
who are suffering from Impaired Spinal Energy. Se1-
~ous Debility, etc, s1sinC from whatever canss.
Tuk JAPANESE uAlRsTA1N cotors the Thlskcra
and Moustache beautiful black or brown II con
Egts Of 0ny one preparation. Color VIII not l2oe On
wash out. Cn'y 50 crnts box .,.
Sold By S. G. UPIAN = South Etghth street fhl!A'
fietDttA and hy all DruEESt4. Circulars sent free
ETsnts rnycl.bsas-1y To Tu&EAA
, 1865-02-09
ErgaI Notices.

DRCTIDENCE S. C.-Surrsme
L. Court. &Kr.E.Hkk TEEk, A. y. 1s4.
Upon the Hcnticeton o: NAt1an r D1on fot AZ order
o not1ce to the hil3.hnldefl af the doEHt.on BAnk
and clAl1uknts upon Lie Receiver. .
Tits Adjud .ed, ordered anc dscrest thst the sald
daGce Jou1na!, Ehicsso Tribuno and Nov York 1rt
b1ne. directing tie holdt:s Of ,he utls e sad Aop
thereof and rreeeat tie bila q said Bank,
nnt thelr Inns ap91 said A>c:lEeF st tne M9pk1n.
O: MnIcu 1915 claims rhkl! BE- FOREVER bari
R5 AEAinat t.t5 ~ iytr Estt cttce 20 he r1altAhe6
1or 1t leasr I've taa xtAr the fifteenth Cay CT De
cembe., 1851.
Ids15.bscs IL John L. GARDINER. Clerk
, 1865-02-09
The Recent Senatorial CoEteAt-fts
SlGnlflcauce.

The Recent Senatorial Conteat-Its
Significance.
Editors st. raus Press:
the Comprehend journals, including an article
IN the Chicago Times, that the defeat by the
Minnesota Legislature Of Hon. II. s. NIkin-
so1 for United States Senator, and the cleo
lion Of Hon, D: s. Norton, was "a consesva-
fat Of the radicals" &C., &c.
Where the Truth Is known no denial Of
these lfbellous stnteJ1ente is necessary. but
is due to the Rpub1icans Of other States that
the facts should be given. So far from Mr..
Nilkinson's having been dctcated on account
ire strong Argument urged in his behalf; was
60 admitted By those who opposed him With
out apy attempt at denial, and had there been
no other eround of opposition, he would un-
uucstipnably hIye been rc-nomlnated ~ &C.
clumation Of wel nigh unanimous ballor:
On the other hand, it vas claimed by the
friends Of Mr.. Norton, that Whue itee ;,i!'3 is9n
son, he was equally radical, by nature Eeso-
lutte, determined and inexorably persistent;
he would ever stand among the fi|mest anu
foremost to wipe out the last yesGge OF hu-
man slavery. BIS original friends, who press
I'd his claims with SO much carnestness, are
one of the most active having been for twenty
years thorough AbolitIonist-nnd the men
by whom Mr. Norton was flun1ly nominated,
aTc. TO say The least, Us Endica1 as those who
east their yo:es for Mr. Wilkinson. II any
deny this, ask that they giye the names Of
o1lCinal friends OF the respective candidates:
and those who voted Tor each on Inc nnai
ballot
Undoubtedly at the proper time Mr. Nor
ION will so sr<ak and act as to yirdicate lis
friends and put to shame his political enc
mics. In lie meantime let our Republican
, 1865-02-09

HE0R6K KToWT, U.C.r ApT14 :. i653-S
hesar9, uosIErIKR 4 SN'Tu: .
mopiai to those Of Others iavor OF ]our excellent
81 Southern river and cose aDp:icatoh to htesA-
II work Id 80 thoroughly exhausted ny nervous
s;steu sat undermined my heath that had become
a martyr to tyspe2sa and nervous head achss,
requiring 1t abort intervals. and def1inX
ali knOWn remedies In tae Materta Aedlca. had
come to the conclusion that nothing but
Of residence and pursuits woaI !e.toEe ny hs4lsst
protu1td . bottle o. IN expsIi19ent. It requised
hrt nne tutte convince that had fund at last
thc fyht combination ct remedies. The relief Afford
q ne been complete. Iii now iona eafas sinco
that h1Te fLuni the preparation all II claims to be-
Il Is standard family cordial With Is; snt even
il ali nervous bllloua and dyspeptic cascA from teTef
do3p TO tNthache. II what have now said will 1tad
A1y dysptptlc nervous invalid to sure remedy,
sh1u have cone some good
Iremsin, gent! !Smea; respectfully yon5s
, 1865-02-09
Special npttces.


rermanently cured. without ste use osths Snte. By
while undet Lis treatment. caR be accommodated
With be ird ct reasonable rates For pAftcn1ars ad
AttAt, with JostAFo ttaEp enclosed, uN 3. c. RAN.
DALI. AshtEDd, C.Ss Co.. ILL., tel hts 6tu
, 1865-02-09

Re1{ef guaranteed In len mluptes sud PxEMAxxST
crrk aicc:rc by tie Or" Cru ~ ASTHMA Cu3x" :"
once TO It's inlLcncs. Price, s. sstt post.rAtd to
any addlc+s, by c. uPnAN. 15 South Esht1 etreet.
PHILADELPHIA. ia. Circulars sent hee. 1OlsD q
Smith, q LIKE greet, Gensral AEents Also, Tor
6xle Ill IstUECfts aC18D3sl Sm-fss&IH
, 1865-02-09

DYSPEPSIA CURE
Is the best remety In the
world joF dyspepbl1, indi-
gsatlrn, 4!ck headAche,
heartburn, fever and agrts
nanaea at stomach, and in
taet. All diaeaseR or pains
In the stomach or bowels.
, 1865-02-09

Cenfdcntl.. hy:ictkn, consulted 1t III oAct
III 6oRtt Csatt.sr, corner Of Monroe. Chicago,
carey and Deascs Q. private and cclicxte nature to
posh texe* which be 1reatt lth 1E2s1aeled success
Ealt the Doctor WITH the ztr:ctest rrtTscg. ooce
hours IRON r. m. = p.m eundh!s; lG 70 L =. u
Communications concf8ntGl. Consultation H6a.
Address po.to:.ce Bo1 14. 1aelose twc Etsmps and
Ket his Guide 10 Health. oe3eds9s-lTA II
, 1865-02-09

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures flatu!cnckFeakncss
and general Hebtt1ty II
makes the weary Htnbt.
tJous,the feeble strong, the
dcbllltated healthy-for tt
enables the patient to 1ake
plenty Of heslthy food,
which Is the parent Of the
body.
, 1865-02-09

Worthless and peEuIctous articles afsen boS-
ttsred up u The advertisng columns q the Pres y
Btter1 Tarey give quotations from taeIr busnex9
Iespondeuce, lest the GEN tIINE OPINIONS OF those
be coniounded by the untink1ng w1:h the fuI1oe ttz
u,arpe nut into tho mouths Of MEN or STRAW 1y
oblsct L 70 SELL bosh the tEa.n and 5ae rrbL
TIE HEAIW AND COMFOsr UF THH PUBLi0.
asd vhica can be VERIFIED Ar ANY MOMENT y
to b hid uldt bu1he1. the xnucr.lzned publish b.
low lew ceRuunicatisn n q recent dste, 70 whtcA
lhey Invite tha attention OF the people, aud at tho
snme time ESPECIALLY Request all readers who
nav feel interested IN the subject, to ADDRESS THk
, 1865-02-09

From all p.rs OF the b2av in nsc unntes. wtthcut
;n,ury II thc sEln, by Ur1A1's DrsILATok! Pow
DEE I1icc. IT, Mailed 10 any address !cf ~ nS
g. e. UPgAM Is South Eighth street. Philadelphia,
ia. ASK tot +llruAA's IEriIa roxT PoKDkx,n and
lake nn otlIer lUlD 4 sMl1u. = Lake street, Gene
ri Accnfs. A.Rc. ior sale bs Ill Draggsts-
AA1k .4rI E.fA
, 1865-02-09

DY8FEPSIA CURE
allow8 ycn to est = hearty
meal without fear OF dis
uess Afterwards, TOT twill
stop It ~ sosn Al ltlS8WN-
lQWa2.
, 1865-02-09

Me5srs. HosTErrEH i SMITH:
GkxTIxAxs: have used your Blttera during tha
last liz weeks and feel 1t dua to and to tho pQhllG
to express hearty approval Of their feet upon ma
neJef wrote pun for an one. and abhor eveEy
thl2 that s.vors Of auackery But your R1tters Afa
cntrey 1tmovet rom the level u the mere nosstuaR
they pEoiesa 10 81. Thay uor advertised TO curo
everything but they to as1i.t nature
nosr corn:nor fnnIi,ies OF body. and this tht1
viii accomplish. had been nnwell tor TWO nontas.
snd suffering nom iaoig stlon md q general d.seasa
of he mucou. membrane; aad though compelled to
;!es was very weak. of ,e!iow eanpls9i9a no agpe.
ihai been taxing Jonr D,ttees n week my vtEor rn-
turned The saliow compeaion, Sas Al gope: RI
ta qualification which recently so ver7 KONG
and burdt nsoue to ne. When nsed yous Filters @
1-e. A ynnTa rptoectfnItY, ". 3. LEE,
pantor of ErexHH Avenue Trc9RSfefia4 Church.
, 1865-02-09

no family eau AtYord to ba
without
GOES
COUGH BALSAM
in the house ready foT I'M
mediate use.