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= ' -. "I MUST GO" = .e.'..s. : .-s5
a common word. and yet how full Of

A common word, and yet how full of
meaning " The schooI-belI is ringing
says the innocent little prattler at play, 81
must co., '".The hour Of labor has come,''
says the man Of toll, s'and I must co.
'sAnother wearys cheerless, thankless day
calls me to the sanctum,'' says the editor.
o''and must Co., 81 have weighty case
I on hand to-day, demanding all my time
and attentiops' says the lawyer, and 81
must go.'''-as if the universal motto Of the
age is heard, echoed and re-echoed on
every side, by old and young, rich and
poor. happy and miserable, esv
q All must go. all are going, yet the Iest-
less, heayings surging tide of humanity. is
never gone. We might perhaps Introduce
this expressive phrase into scenes of great
,er length and Of moIe than ordinary interest;
but having other thoughts and other dur
ties to look after, we, toe5 ssmust go, y and
be content with sketching one OF tWo4d 10
j. sF'Tis getting lste,'' says the lover to the
loved one, and nImlst go;' must bid fare
we'll, for time, to those charmed, blissful
hours. once more to Eningle In the cares
and perplexities of busy IEerid !. Then
clasping her fondlyz to his bosom, and
passionately pressing those sweet lips to
his own, he is gone till those happy days
may return, or perchance till he may lead
the gentle charmer of his life a willing
captive TO the hymenial alter. a'7aa sll
One short year rolls round, and how
changed the scene Again, as then, it is
night. A woman, pale being, of emaciated
and fragile form, is lying on her couch.
The long weary days, and weary nights
have passed away. Her hours of anguish
are no more. The insidious destroyer has
done his work Friends near and dear are
around ber-a tender husband bends over
her-but these cannot arrest the hand of
disease, or postpone the parting hour.
.'Hark the angels are whispering come.
come 7 and must go; countless shining
ones in white are waiting to welcome me
1 must go. Farewell till we meet in HeaY-
en- 70 The snowy hand falls lifeIess, nerve
less by her side; a smile of inefFabIe sweet
ness and beauty rests on those pallid, mar
ble-like features, and she is gOne-gone
forever!
Gentle reader, like her, when thy days on
earth are numbered, may you hear the
welcoming of whispering angels, like her
respond, 81 must CO." fr So
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ERnTT TREESl
~ D. LIE MOINE.

A r OH 1T e CT,
Office No. II, Cherry St, near Church,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
p. o. Box S75 [Jan l '66-Sm
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THIS year Ash Wednesday falls on St.
Valentines day, aud Easter Sunday on call
fools day',-1st of April.
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10 aTREArnEEr OF THE 2AaED.-sA little
thoughtful attention, how happysitsmAkes
the cid 1 They have outliTed most Of the
Aiends of their early youth H low lonely
their hours EasOftena their partners inalile
have long filed silent gravesi often their
children they have followed Eoathe tomb.
They stand solitary, bending on their staff,
waiting till the same call shall re&ch them.
How often they must think of absent, la
mented faces; Of the love which cherished
them, and the tears Of sympathy that fell
with theirs, now all gope Why should
not the young cling around and comfort
them, cheering their gloom with songs and
haPPy smiles !! salaafba vodi nsdu E5ols'o
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NOTICE.

A IL. persons having left Watches at my Shop pre-
"A vious to SeptT 18th, 1865, hereby notified TO
cali for them within so days, they viii be sold TO
pay the bills.
jan lz-lm II. CORY.
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The Path Of Life.

zGa H5s.. la I51lIi4 ------T LI-f1 sl9Lls8d
lei Looking, awhile since, at q collection OF
German lithogfaphs,5 we we're struck with
one that was simple IL conception, and yet
of great power and beautysool b9oq =
.a.It was the picture of little child in the
dress Of pilgrim, walking slowly along
narrow path, which was bounded on either
side by terrific precipice, the edges of
which were hidden from his view BY a3ux-
uriant thicket of fruits and fowers.sl Be-
hind the child is an angel. with ieOuntsn-
anee of mixed tenderness end anxietyS his
hands placed lightly on the shoulders Of the
little pilgrim, as Il to keep him in the centre
of the path; while the child, having closed
his eyes that he may not perceive the
tempting snares on either side, is walking
calmly forward, content not to see where he
plants each footstep, SO long as
each gentle and guiding tOuch-ez
upon him. His wholssass
peace, cop6dencs ,ssSsconseious Fs5sEys -
long as he follows Che guidaoce Of bis
Heavenly monitor, and presses onward in
his Way.i5l 1t ba3i3a ol seBo g1e3elsfeaI
.sa AS We gazed npon il, several Jthoughts
arose up wildly to our mind and as the
description is Itself q picture, others in
view Of it. may ponder the. lessen it sug-
gests, and as they ponder be prOfted.-Es.
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Theatrical Costumes in Private Life.

To say that the ladies who appear on
parade in the streets, says the N. Y. San
dag Times, at the fashionable hour are
srmerely players, - Wonldof eSlrse be libel
lous, but that feminine costume has. become
within the last six months intensely smelo-
dramatic, is fact not to be questioned.
Not all the theatres of the United States
combined can boast such diversity of
faring apparel as may be seer any fne
afternoon on our streets. The present
theatrical wardrobe of Fashion. complete
eclipses the 'spropefties' Of the stagei nor
can even the masqurades and 6azs costume
of Paris transcend in glittering gaudiness
the bedizened professions that daily amble
through our thoroughfares. The heads of
the young ladies strike one With amaze
ment. How did it ever enter into the mind
of woman to conceive Of such; varieties of
the sublime, the beautiful, the fantastic,
the dazzling, the grOtesque, the hideous ?
In walking from street to street, the other
day, we took the pains to count the yarie-
ties of head-dress which forced themselves
upon our attention. Will you believe,
reader, we noticed foTty-tWo distinct spe-
cies Of ladies' hats and thirty three styles
of bonnets? No doubt nearly an equal
number of both escaped eur obseryatioa.
The fash of metal and the quivering of
cloud" -colored feathers well nigh blinded
US. If the fair creatures we met and over
took on the roate had had as much brass in
their faces as they carried on their heads,
we should have shrunk blushiDg into one
of the parallel streets.
How long is this race-show to last?
How long are sober-minded people to be
put out Of countenance by the vagaries of
this tuiip-tinted era Once the line was
distinctly drawn between the dress of the
aUife and the aaiStress-the Vlr rtuous woman
and the courtezan.L Butyho. now shall dis
tinguish, by her habiliments, Lu6Fetia
from Lais? Oh this carnival of flash,
feathers and furbelows, of liquid bloom and
borrowed hair, of stage trumpery, beads and
bugles, of protuberaut drapery and pris-
matte hues-when will it give place to the
reign of decehcy and decorum? Perhaps
a sudden retarn to speeis payments might
bring about the much needed reform Per-
haps .'himsy'' currency is at the bottom
of the meretricious nuisance. If SO, we be-
seech Secretary McCullOch to hurry up his
measure for bringing US back to "metalic
basis.''
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BT ELLA LILLIAN STEPHENSON.
, 1866-04-21

HumphreJu-A new and fresh supply
OF unnphrey'E Specific Homeopathic Medicines,
just received By sn,sh : D~yer, wholesale and
retail scen.s, Chicago, Illinois. Also, agents for
Humphreys Ponds Extracts. See Advertisement
srfkuSNss.eS. .TU-T,1sAaAr
, 1866-04-21
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
special Despatch to the Western Associated rres,.
NEw Foax. April y.
GOLD.
Gold misunderstanding At 1164.

Especial Despatch to the Western A.1ocaated rresJ
NEW Yoax. April y.
Gold MISUNDERSTANDING At 1eex.
AoSxE.
Money continues easy.
EAuRoAp EuARIs-
At the one O'Clock open board thtrn wn9 great ex-
citeeot Ee, and the sales were o7es 500 sharea
1t Ta@12x. Alter the board, Fort Wayne suddenly
took N upward start and became the grext feature
Tbs stock rose rapidly ffom SIX to s6k, and At the
last board Of the market asAtn IN tho
spd stlu higher prices we1e made. The advance Vas
general but mott marked on Fort Wayue- Thts stock
u In tho hands Of clique and tbs beArs arc likely to
be further squee1ed before tho moTemsnt eliminates.
Tho market u fist getting over the ~cholcr&" and
there Il incseattus disposition to speculate for
r1se.
Tho speculative feeling IN tho breadsus market IL
tstldJy dying unt &nd prices steadily approaching
ths psices current befose the riAe set In Flour
c1ncd today 11o15c PET br, and wheat Pose PEI bu.
PET1oLrCx.
Petroleum and mining stocEl duh. salee: Benne-
bof l1so: United States $50 Downleytle 81; Quartz
Hill SEQ Te1sB co Smith and Parnlee sac.
pKY aoope.
The following II the report nom tho New York Dry
Goods E1chsnge+ Jobbesa' prices: Tho market today
IL cuin-, without any particular change in prices
Bleached goods quite nsu,. Piuts hola thar own
Brown goods arc steady. Buyer are not purchasing
very largely.
| 1ArEgf pHtCu.
I Prints-Allens. 1sc; Americans. lSXc; Amoskeaz
lie; Arnolds, l6e; Coeheco ale Dunuts. zsc; Free
usn. 15c: Gurner Co., nc; Hamilton, lsc; Londo,
| mourning. 1exc: Lancaster, 1Sc; Me11ms-
| ", 1te; racinc. lses sprseues. rock 77xc. Pa
! fancy. Eoc' Victory. 1tc: Nansnif
fso@ - ''ssask L. SIC; Win
Corset Jcans-naies. l7hc: Naumkeag, &c; Pep.
pefell. Sc.
Hoop sklrss-Thomrson's crown French. elastic
, 1866-04-21
FROM MADISON.

Gov. Eatrc1lild-1omen enfe&lnn Appointed
-Lnsgn Governing Foreign Insurance
Companles-A Mysterious Disease
among BorHea-a1ttllary-S XIV.
er Valley Ralirond-SoldieF1s Or
phnnA' Home.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tribunal
MADISON, April 20.
II was stormy here last night 80 tha, despatch
copld no. be sent
Cor. Fa1rchIld has gone East TO be absent two OF
three weeke. Lieut. Gov. Spoonet wtu administer
the Executive Department during his absence
Under the lsw Of kst winter the Goycrnor hiss
appointed Hun- Stoddl1u Judd. Of FoI Lake. Hon.
George GARY, Of othkoeh, D. T. Teuny, Of this
CITY, commissioners, to TtTise the laws on the sub
tect Of the assessment end COLLECTION Of ta1es.
There appeass to be an erroneous impression In
aome epAr1ers, that since the repeal OF The law re
qn1..ng insurance companies to deposit houds, any
company can come In and do business without tur.
10 psy tn advance icense ct <5O0. and 10 MAKE 1
sWorn esate1nent showing available assets OF at
known, ta. made i'e appearance among horees II
;. vicinity rhlsn i sssY7tp' drte c1s3e xEs1
iaknn Il the ontset Fe~ Of The bo.ses attacked IL
the city have died but there has been considerable
| fzta,ry in The cdunuy- The ftsi symptom II I
stdneax IN the Limb. which teems to come on sud
denly with considerable pain This !, followed, i
not relieved. BY .1ueress tn the bach and swelling
IN sle 1eeiop Of .hs e. AansJ.. @ @.
e.nnc, arrived here la$t eveaing direct from For
suIv. Daeutah, which the5 left March eo,h. ant
| nsra marched 500 milee On thelr way home The,
will probably be pad OF and discharged IN a fev
The direclort Of ,hn sussr River Valley Ieatlroa,
held meeting last evening, and TOOK such eteps q
work between he1r and P5srsse. ToEns along ,b
routs hive beeu authorized to aid in the work.
, 1866-04-21
A LEAKING STEAMER.
One Of the Sound Passenger Steamers
strikes 4 Rock aud LenkK-Tfan.fer
aud safety Of her PasseuEefys

One Of the Sound Passenger Steamer
strikes 4 Rock and LenkE-Tfan.fei
aud safety Of her Pas.enEefs-
NV FonK, Apsn so-1ne steamer Old Colony
Capt. Brown. which LETT Newport last evening
about o'clock. 2r71ytd here 1t $50 this n1orntDE
having ou oc7sd hcf nsual iGll complement O
ialen from the steamer State Of Msrue, At mid
night. 10 Long Island Sound. Of Baftletts Reef
The tolEgEins facts w+.e obtained from Capt Bor'
Bacon. clerk OF The eame steamer. and 7. n. Tus.
nes, conductor Of the New London and Worreste,
Line ...-. 49,. ~.
From the statement Of Captain Borden it appear4
that on the NIP !rnm. New York 70 New Lonooa,
on 1hu1tday night, wheu within three miles Of
New Londcn4 the steamer State OF Nam ran on the
nothlng u the fact till aftef sbo had laid there
nearly an hour. The rock At The place ~here ehc
damage - ess done. Aisss laying thcre fot abon;,
hour. the steam fe7Jhoat plying ae1oss the river
from New Lander pulled the steamer Of, and she
landsd her esstwaEd,6ounc 9a.scnEer. At New
that The steamer WAS leaking slightly from the tact
that her nEefoot was ept shout three feet below tho
water -Eepyatf ptaced over the leak ~ard
u End other measures take1 to prevent any further
leakage. While lying al he. dock during the day
on FndnJ, the leak VIE hardly rescepdble. So
slight did it sppcar, thu. Capt. Borden did not
think IL necessary TO take ans further etepa at
rvpa.rr until amer he should hare arrived Al New
York On the atr1vnl OF the Botton train at Srw
London, the passenger. went ION board. and the
S1ate OF Maine left ii shout 1850 for New Yo1s.
After being out an hour rum New London, 1t
vas sound ibnt the steamer wae making wat.r con-
e'desnoy inst, and The tteam pumps were put 70
work. some eighteen tnchcs were In her bold.
After m examination. Cspt. Borden deemed II best
TO ttpp nnd await the paesaEe Of ZONE one OF the
erpgerp. The steamer Colony, OF the Newport
lice, after signalled by rncane Of rockets,
Borden. Captain Brown, Of the Old Colony, hsd
everything In readfuefa. and very promp y tool
every Ine4tufe prorptrd by rho Anticipation q
whai might prove 10 be <e11ous matter. On bo11t
| Of tbe state OF Name there were $50 passenger.
accoruing 10 lht clerks let including some tbirt
a the Tine Of partipe company ~ith the state q
Name there were but four inches Of wafer In her
mud ii vas found that bile laying Fill the leak vi
h, ruly pescrpuble. but Captain Borden decided Il
, 1866-04-21

Equ1syaIAN Fans At 4DRIAN.-AETanGcments
have Jus, been completed for holding the Twelfth
Annual Equestrian Exhibition o. The
during The six days occnpyine the week commeuc-
ing j1ne 1s1h. The premium list TO exhibitors L.
lafre. there being ihtrty-two classes, In each o!
which premiums arc ode1ed Tot hrst snd second
pe.t. rana1ne nom tix hundred dollaEs downward.
The managers snuounce that it IL designed 10 excel
anything Of ,he kind ever given II the United
.-fA~- .nlendld 1tack Of half mile In length,
, 1866-04-21

IHpeC1N IElu4ue.1
ALhAxT, April n.
R1z1 CAr1LR-The t7ade In Cattle has been good
this vtek although owing to the largo supply about
1900 head there lttts tullness 1t the cose and
= sllEht decline In prices. cay kc peg poand, live
weight, fron the rates that ruled 1t tho opening.
among the aales were the fooviux Isaac WaixA,.
10 Iowa. Averaging 1900 D. II sl97 50 per head 81
Illinois, averaging 20 NJ. At *lot.oo: s. averaging
1ao nA 1t flo2tn; soavcr18ink t1oo H. sssas; Is
averaging 1o.s ns At 81 10; 81 prime extra. Averag
Ing 1,seo nt. At 4l175a, and 1s Missouri. averaging
t.1oo d, It 50 %. Farthlng 4 C2ask-H Illinois
tti1s averaging Lao n. n $Iea.oe. IN oorn-red,
nFcrxxtng Its tas 80, and 81 averaging LILO
1t ss7Do. Dewey Johnson-sa Michigan, averaging
14ep b. 1t Sc; 81 unois. s7era9ing 1900 b. AZ Is
Y 100 nBs md s. sveEagtnR 1.lso ns. 1t 7Kc.
sHI-R<et1pu only 100. There Is . brisk de-
nsnd, especially for the Eza and prices have soae q,
to tathc for shorellnEa. md 7asxc for commoc lgh
TO extra heavy nne Eoo1ed.
, 1866-04-21

BOARDING A pleasant front
IL chamber. furnished or unfu1nlshed suitable for
gentleman and wife to rent with board. At No. i19
StAte-gt. Rtfeyerce required. v836
, 1866-04-21
MAlwnukee Market.

Especial ut epa,ch to the Chicago Tr!bunc1
Au:WACKkH. Apsil "a. >
F.IoUR-Acttve and firm. Sales 1.610 bsla st 81 q
for best city white winter ss7s for country extra
winter: s75o for xuperfna winter: 3s!so2s.ss Ia1
donble extra, and $500 for country extra.
GEAIx-Nheat TesJ acsiTe. and &c higher. Sales a
-. n. Boafd-660Cn bu 1t eash:R1 AK se1e1
next wAek; He1seEu receipts s1s7 ntt1a Eprin9 -
ct1psa sta aeIler nrst halt Mays $1i7A buyer all
Apz1 f1.3o for No. winter receipts. Noon board
sAlcs 49, o5 br, 1T s1.EL4s cash, &L4sxe1.4a spr.
receipts: 4lt:e14sK seller Ill Nay si.sa for no
spring fecdpA: 800 for rejected. p. m. board
Wheat nnsssled. and Kc lower. Sales 10, 900 hu. ii
el.&7k91.E for winter receipts No. spring cash
t1t9K seller nrst hall Ma, SiS1Ho1s5 for winter n
eepts No. closing Al Sl47H for No. I. and u 1K iol
No. = osts-sAl . 1s,tcp bu, II sotc for w1nte. re
ceipu, and sc for spring reet1pts Corn 1t 45c.
FRov7uoS-Buttef. zc tor good roll. Sales Is tuba
Eg4b-Sa]ea IL ht'a 1t 1ec.
RzcEnTs-l,ro h9lE four u. 600 bu wheat.
FR11sH1s-steady. sHc Buffalo. and Isc osEeeo.
, 1866-04-21
Illinois and DtIchtann Canal.

BRIp6xroh1. H., April 2p-1 p,u.
C1xAEn-Aontsut, St. Iou1s III es5 n. lombc9, 5000
shingles Cubs, Locxport 70 .ooo Il. lumber.
AEkIvKD-Di1eso, Joliet. 500 bu corn Monarch,
Lockpost. 31 bu corn !, C. Norton. Lemont 7ryuds
rubhle eto1ts, S. F. Gaic. Iemont, n yards ruhhle
stone. 10 ysfds dlmenslon stone J. Crotty Senacs
1,sou bn oAts so bu corn; E. Rurntxm. Prison, %
yards rrbb1e Btons; Louie, Joliet 5000 bu corn :
CAyuxa- Lockpett, 100 bo corn Book Run. Eea.ca,
AID bu corn.
BHrpdErnRf. Ill.,, April 49, p. N.
Ct1iRKp-s. A. DouRlss No. l. Joliet, 2 600 posts
6sa1s snd Stripes, Norris HiAvashs LasaNe 1000 f.
lumber Morning Light. IAsale American Star, St.
Lonst s7,e.7 IT, lumber; P. Eorthrup. Joliet; Eep-
tune, Ottswa: Rescue. Lem3nt; 8. F. Gals. LeMoat.
AH11yKp-Iohacco Plant. KankAkee Feeder, sl,ood
b1 corn, ts-4oo ~ empty hEls Drill, Norris 7ooc
coal L. G. Loomls, Luuut. Il yards Eubhc stone; II
yarda oirs pson atone.
, 1866-04-21
Cincinnati nlnrkets

[speeil Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.1
CINCINNATI, April 20.
FLocR-Aettye eaTly IN the d1y, closins dull xnd
lower, ealrs o supsIn 1t 37.s9.
GRAs-WheAt-pnll and prtce1 not n nEm. Sales
OF extra spring 1t slaq. Corn-Good demand At SIC
for No. mixed. oata-Scarce Ind trm- sa1es OF
No. 1t 4sc- Rye-SteAdy. Sales Of Eo.1 1t &c.
Ba11ey-Active. EAles OF Canada ps.1lg 1t tL1-
Cur1ox-Sfagnant.
WurkxH1-Dnll. snAn a4lsx tree Ut san
PRoyuIoS1-Atttre and higher. Sales Of 500 b1ls
city meas pork 1t ~ 1c2te6, ,23held firmly At the
eiose At &26 Bacon and Bulk NeAts-F1rm. Lard
Gooo demand. with few sala It Ike; 100 tres city
tsrd 1t i8c 100 t1cs head at 11c oo1 tct gu, 1t l6
@16Hc. ..... -..
AoxEI-Easy ExthAngc-Frm.
, 1866-04-21
u 1 & D..

In this cisy. Friday morning, April n, Miss LIZZIE
NJ EMERY, AEed = years
FufSy1I from the rrstdence Of III. Geo. 4. Miller.
Isl Fs1k avenue. Sunday, April .ad. ats7n.
In Jspet.ile. Wis, on Thursday. Al ~ P. NJ cHAs'
Fuueral serr1ces Will be held Athia htners tesdenee
IN Janesv lie Wiz. oa Sunday ne1t ad lntE 4 Z y,
ne was mcub~r> respectfully tnEttcd 70 atte1d.
FT1cpds de1I1ng attend The funeral can l.ave On tas
.. n % Saturday sld fesuEn4 arriving hese a. T. H.
Monday uaoEnirk.
In Mtrrfs Mich, Apru 16th, MARY A. Wits Of
samuel Pholp1 Esd Of Detloit, tldesI dAugbtef Of
Harvey Brace, Of J8ot4y1ues Hu.
, 1866-04-21

St. Louis Market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnhune.1
St. LoCls. April 70.
TonAroo-Active: Lugs t1koas.7p; Leaf fton f6s1
to f3,.5o.
PoHx-Aess ut &2s1s prime At s.19p,
WaisEKT-31lT9s.1s.
FLorH+steadT; *s.1s for sprtpe extra; $6,n1as1s
for fall supers: s70da7s3 for I'LL e1tras and 18D0a
Il Is for XX 1nd XXX.
GRAN-Eheas stsAdy, club n tl-55; No. spring ii
$f.23; fill II 3139@27S. Corn-Sales so1o sacks 1t
f5a &c for mixed and ysllow s68sc for whlte The
Ya1ts1tbelnr chotce lot.St Cha1les. OAts steady
4a4&5c- Barley, Sc.
, 1866-04-21
Phllndelphln Marker.

FuILADEIrHt1. AptII ~.
Px1Ro11rx-Fi5n, and 7c higher. At 8A@s4c Tor
FIor.-Quset. pus tending upward. Wostesn at
EMN~Whest 1rrn. Good red At u 6f&se.fS; white
nj ~ .Na2aQ Coru-Yelo in demand. A Sc.
WmsxfT-DnIl. PennSylvAnlA 1t s.. .259516; unlo
IT 19TG3N.
, 1866-04-21

Ihe american Cow miiEer opens
neW an1 III aa ~ ~ IT mes,ha
,ea ~ t-t,a.no ' AN1 ese - as ~" 0@Ss xt5a "a
o'see' en'e"eo' VOW
aourlls.-The Standardization OF ME-
distnal ps1R1noas % ad r. tne 5 fof o. nz19e o.
an se;,Ir =. e.asrd, fnyoH RrIZnT = t,,atcn,s
espes pnsI, = 1sS.. 49, 1a 11z.a,. NIT
,s,.a1, MI 1nan..s ro"~Eina s1tnp fnsfsnt r
h1n a1 RahI. nfnen1, ona .an.
.1. .r.,ntir. - @ srd as,hmstic rnmn,ein1s N rTn
fuoupt''e aA0 az Ns''1-e-e @-M s@--9--A'@ '''
uun,r,uhre~-A nesr and freat, aunnyv
NJ un1nnhrrys9 Snec1hc Homnna,h,c Medteines.
@ ge,s,, scenss, q Gib,earo, Illinois. Also, sgeate for
H,,mnfreyss Pond. EItractx. See adycrtisement
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denee Of Hev. 1taAop D1xARs III. ]. 7. WALSH nd
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, 1866-04-21

To thnAe Afflicted with Diarrhnas :
tPre1uonllo1y symptom OF Cholers,l use DanteIs'
Killer OF Pain, new remedy, sate, oeratn md re-
liable For sale BY el druggists. 1fans doubt, call
al dtnc store No. ISL State street aud be cured tree
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, 1866-04-21

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No. 6, OF Toilet Cologues ls tho most
pleasant and durable perfume made IT. preferred
by those who uee It, to the German,
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