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sPRCIAL NOTICE:

he cold season is approaching, and your difioul
viii surely be worse and perhaps rendered n
RABLI.
There Ia no guess work In the examination or In
the administering Of the medicines, for By the In
Itrumsnts used there can be no mistake, ahd the
Doctor never hesitates to inform the patisnf his
friends Of the TBUE state Of the case.
Tho Doctors parlors at the Weddsu House srs
thronged daily, many persons coming from distant
States, and others who we're diahesrtened By form.
sr experience and large sums paid to Quacks, here
ind health, and that too By paying very moderate
and reasonable charge.
There is no charge for consultation.
Doctor AVER does not cure b. mercury, oaustioa,
IuinIne blistering besding any OF ths practices
usually FesOrted to in the treatment OF chronic dis
sases. The treatment is admirably adapted to per.
sons who cannot take strong medicines the effects
are prompt and permanent, and hut few days trial
viii convince the most skeptiOal The Doctor viii
With pleasure name parties who can be seen and
Oo1Vsrssd with in this city, who have been cured
BY his mode Of treatment. Those who are now
.ampering with their lives under the blind guidance
Of travelling doctors" who dying By inch
% under the hands of physicians who do not uRdsr
stand the nature Of their disease or trus mode Of
cure delay no longer, bat while you have ths pow
ar seek in rational way to regain your health
Those too who are waiting for the disease to swear
on" think EhIe It is time Of those who, like you
waited but In vain and hays gone before you. MANY
thousands OF those who have gone down to tbs
grave with consumption might have been saved
had they taken proper precaution and checked the
disease when It was ostArrh or Inflammation Of thu
throat. FROST by rejecting upon their fatal neg
Bet.
50 Ths charge shall in no case be above youi
means. n0T4:373
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@iIHaErg,

M ILLINEHY EOODs IN 8 "
I'VE Arrival.
MRS. W 3. POBTER, 81 soneoa street,
10 IN receipt Of q new and choice stock Of
MILLIN cry GOODS,
Comprising
HsW Style Shirred Hais. Flowers, Ribbons, Eourn-
ing Goods, Collars, Wells &c. Also
NEW STKLE HATS FOB OHILDRHW
Besides great variety Of seaaonable and f17hIon.
able goods not enumerated. Ladies are ra8pscffnllv
invited 70 call and sLamina-
~ Dress making dnla % rdlr ln the VsFT b
uenna' 3aFmiRa5
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Mrs. PaFtipgtpn says that there is not
enough Of the spirit Of '7s in the SoHth to
fll fluid lamp.
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CLEvELAED, Dec. 80, '6l.
have had several corns extracted BY Dr.. Kendall
without pain. S.BURGESS.
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From D. Stevens, SC.
With pleasuIe 1 endorse the foregoing.
D.T sfEFEHs.
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d
DT. HfHiati has extracted sev Ia cotus tom my
feet with ,ut pain, 10 M entire sausiactiCn.
Cleveland, ec. -, ct l.. AlUOFT.
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DIED.

On Friday morning. January 81, after q IoBR i'll.
ne.s, LYDIA, wife ofJOhR O'Neill in ths 59th year
Of her age.
Funeral at No. l6 Summit street, at o'clock, on
Sunday afternoon. Frisnds Of the family are in
vited TO attend
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-04

present ls the most favorable time In the world
,or Tetplng thelr business before the public
ace eason e dull one, and the stagnRtion IN
iiaae can only Be overcome BY an extensive aye.
ten Of advertising. Fewer men advertise in
dsH tlmes-sonsequeHtl these who do reosiye
tae greater benefit The LEADER OGers ne
greatest advantages TO advertisers Of any publ
cation Ia the city. Owing 70 itl beins the oldest
nsrn,ng paper IN Northern Ohio, q has eiFou-
atlen exceeding that Of any ether published In
tlls state out Of Cincinnati All advertisements
aupear In both the morning and evening edi-
uoas. The circulation Of tie LKADHR & over
la.0oo copies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-04

F-0m E5rI bll, E.ql U. 5 Msrshal
! r tendali has eNtract5 several corn sr0m he
70 OF memters Of hy family, without y iu a. d
vfrV ts q tac;Orily. EAUL Z L L.
Cl va-ald, Dec. 80. ISL
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FROM W. Orapser, Es1.s
With pleasure l testify TO he skin with which
D., Kendall operates on COrns.
Cleveland, Jan. 2, ls62. w. ORAPSER
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From Joseph Poole. Esq, Cleveland.
Dr.. Bendall removed from my feet two corns,
(more appropriately named thOrns) to nv entire sat-
sfaction and certainly to my great reli,f
JGs. POOL,
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Bohemian Vases & Toilet Bottles
Choose xhatsysr you HEo, or the length Of your

Ara you looking Madam, for some little artlelsas
amemsnto Of the holiday season for your husband
or brother1 Suppose at breakfast on Christmas
morning you hand him his fragrant Mocha In an sl-
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ITOMR MANuFAOTuRR-

II o NJ e MAN UFACTURE-
The German WOolen Manufacturing Com
p4ny, Hurlbuts Block. Ontario street, have con .
cluded to sell the fiTRt lot Of Woolen goods manu-
factured in Cleveland, at retail in order to meet
the numerous calls made upon them for suits Of
their make.
A variety Of patterns are ready for sale at low
prices and the citizsns generally respectfully
Invited to examine the gOocs and encourage home
manufacture.
cleveland, Jan. 2. ls6GRH
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skRte-l0 cents.
5. Gentlemen holding Season Tickets will be al
loWfd to introduce non residents Of the city upon
paying % cents for each admission Of the person
introduced; the party making the Introduction
being responsible for the department Of the party
introduced.
9. No skating on Sunday.
When the ice Is In good condition g nag will be
raised at the rark.
All tickets are sold subject TO the above regula-
tons. and such other TuI0s the Proprietor may,
4 ON time to time, see Mt to adopt.
Tickets can be procured Of D. Horton. superin-
ter dent, at s. s. stones office, over Merchants s
Bank, until o'clock So urday evening neat after
that time at the Entrance Gate only.
b. s. STONE, Proprietor.
d. HORTON, Superintendent.
Clavaland. Jan. L l662.77-
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ENLARGED NECK,

ENLARGED NEOks
which Is so prevalent on the Lake shore.
Persons suffering from coughs, night sWeGts
bleeding at the lungs. general debility, partial
Deafness imperfect sight, loss Of voice, hoarssness
loss Of flesh and strength, loss Of appetite, anguor
dssDondency palpitatlon Of the heart oppression Of
the chest difficult breathing, restlessness at night
should consult the Doctor forthwith.
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CLEVELAND
SKATING PARK.

This Park. which will be opened to visitors on
MONDAY. J tnuRry 9Th, 1852, has R1 srea of sbOut
tWen ty il located Central Tract, near the
foot Of Ohio street. The approach thereto will be
via the Seneca street and Pontoon Bridges, and the
entrance gate is at the junction Of Central Way
n afa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-04
PaFlan or China Cigar Vase,
TRANSPARENT SHADE,
The Dear Children
s a N q a g . a o 8

For weeks PAST they have been looking forward,
trying to imagine what heautiful things
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RULTs AND REGULATIONS.

l. Tue control of the Park will be in the hands Of
the ProprietOrs and Super lDteldent, and twelve
qentlemsn OF the Citv mostly heads Of families and
holders of family tickets, who will euforce Obedi-
ence 10 regulations and preserve strict Orjer and
dscOrum.
2. Game1 Of ell kinds will be prohibited. except
when proper provisions are made for them. No
tleighs, ropes or poles will be allowed on the ice,
except such are furnished BY the Superintendent.
3. Any rersOn who wlllflilY crates disturbance
in the Park, or In any way conducts himself In q
manner unhecominE q gFntleman, Will be expelled
forthwith the Proprietor reserVing the right to
fund to all such persons their subscription money,
pro rata and camel their tickets.
4. Cautions sna objections from the Superinteud-
ent and Park-keepsrs should in all cases be imme-
diately complied with.
5. Tickets not trans ferRbla. All persons will be
required to show their tickets In order to gain sd
mittanco to the Park. II tickets are transferred
they will be cancelled.
Price Of tickets will be as follows: Family
Tickets will be issued to gentle at SO each for
the winter; accompanying the tickets will be q
check TO each individual member Of the subsort-
Der family, (serv ints accepted), who will be ad-
mitted at ali times when the Park is open. Gentl4
men holding Family Tickets will also have the
privilege of Introducing to the PARK free Of charge
any parsOn, nonresident Of the city IL being es
pscialy understood. that any TersOn introducing a
visitor will Be Tesponzible for his or her department
in the Park.
Seasan tickets will be a. follows:
Tickets admitting Gentleman and Lsdy.......,S5 20
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From o. Edison.
Dr. Kendall has Entirely cured two old and pain
tul cOTns for me with ut any Immediate or subge-
Quent Inconvenience. so EDlSON
Cleveland, Dec. %, l56l.
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FllaLN ~ ~. all.I' - E-l1 =. .1l.N'
ocrlntion done ot tho Printing Establishment % the
EBknnU ucet On The latest improved aud most rapid
etoa EraeI n the bCat STYLE, on short notice, and
6 ntlnonebio rates. Particular attention paid %
tianf work. EYerF description g Binding done,
ernssisilF Rlanf Hookn, lFdrarl JcnrnnlIs Sale
q soka. Hansivinq Honfs, 40, Eo.
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GILT CUP AND SAUCER,

with appropriate motto. Or, Is be addictedGoghs
"VILE WEED % Now, 1 would not e. encouru4a bad
habits, but IL he does like q cigar after bFeakIast
would it not be pleasant surprise for him to ma
his HaYanas in beautiful
Parlan or China Cigar Vase,
with little China Trsy for the ashs5f Oh ''H9
smokes Mesrsohaum." does hs1 Wen, hsreas q
cOmioslTobacco Box to hold his Turkish scsrhh1LI.
Docs he sit down quietly at home with you IN the
evening to rssdl Then let him ind CD N the drop
light an el CANT
TRANSPARENT SHADE,
painted on IsnsIass. that viii protect the sYsz hUr
the glare, aad throw 8 son snd mellow Light Rpon
the paper.
Last, but not least.
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DR. Kendall removed three corns oflong standing
from the feet Ol my wife, 10 my presenaa. without
psini and 10 haI saii Ffact ion II B sPELRAN
Cleveland, Dec l9, ls6l.
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CUTTING, PAIN OR BLEEDING,
At l42 Superio; St, lover Leader 0fiee.)
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From ". P. Horfan, Dsnsist
Mr. Kendall has this A. NJ. removed from my foot
a lrn OF twenty year, standing, in fbW minutes
and without pain. ~ P HORTON
Cleveland, Dec. Is, 1861.
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From ". Orapser, Es7..

certify to the lemO7al Of my OOrns, without
pain, by Ut. Rendel
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From Lieut.. Dunning.

The following Testimonials, selected from thou
sands, render Il Unnecessary 70 discuss the nature
z merits Of ulodIta suaruudfs
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win brns them. Their tiny sto1kiuEl, assorisd n
Esss are hanging upon the bed posts. ThsTs are no
0Bsn Gre .glscea nowadays, and the
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DR.. Kendall has removed oorn from me without
any paiRi and am now rejoicing.
The New York herald., 1862-05-07
THE MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Opening OF the Southern Ports-The
Evacuation OF YorIxtown-Map Show
ing the Strategic Points Around York;
town and Richmond-The Capture OF
Fort Macon-Movemcnts OF thc Army I'm
the wcst-The Fall Of New Orleans
Late and Important from Mexico, &c.
The Cunard mail steamship Persia, Captain Lott will
leave this port to-day for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close in this city at a
quarter to ten O'Clock this morning.
Tx NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe-will bo
published nine O'Clock this morning. and will con-
tain Mr.. Sewards Letter to the Foreign Consus rails
ing the Blockade; tho Evacuation Of Yorktown and
Flight Of the Rebel Army, accompanied with Map
showing the strategic points around Yorktown and Rich
rnond Full particulars OF the Dombardmcnt and Capture
OF Fort Macon Additional details OF the Fall Of New Or.
leans Important News from Gen. Hallccks Army in the
West; The Capture Of the Rebel Steamer Isabel, alias
Ella wnrey, and other contraband vessels. by the Gun
boat Santiago do Cuba, aud full record OF all the
cosses OF the Union forces during tho past wcck Late
and Important Nows from Mexico. &c.
Single copics wrappers ready for mailing, six cents
Sampson Low, Son & Co., No. Al Ludgate Hill, London
England, will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD.
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MAILS FOR the PACIFIC.

The Triumphant Progress OF tho Union
Cause.-The Evacuation OF Yorktown
The Fall OF Fort Macon-The Occupn-
tion OF New Orlcans-The Operations
I'm the West-Opening OF the Southern
Ports-Intcresting News from Europe,
&C., &c.
The mail steamship Ariel, Captain Jones, will leave
this port at noon tomorrow for Aspinwall
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at halfpast ten o'clock tomorrow morning.
THE NEw YoRK HERALD-Edtion for the Pacac-will
be published at nine O'Clock morning. and will
contain full details OF ali tho important events OF the
past week including the Evacuation of Yorktown The
Bombardment and Capture OF Fort Macon; Additional
particulars of tho Occupation of New Orleans Important
News from the Army OF the West; Capture OF number
of vessels by the Bockadng Feot Proceedings of Con-
gress Secretary sewards Letters to the Foreign Minis
tors raising the Blockade; Late and Interesting News
from Europe and variety OF other interesting reading
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for maling six cents.
The New York herald., 1862-05-07

CLARxE-0n Tuesday night, May at the residence OF
Alfred Rammatt, in Brooklyn, Mr. HoRAcE W. CLARKE, Of
Rochester, N. Y.
DHpE.-0n Tuesday, May 0, AaSEs only child OF Ed.
ward ID. aud Caroline X. Dibbe, aged q years.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from tho residence OF her
parents 119 East seventeenth street. Thursday after
at four O'Clock
GRsESE-Tn Trooklyn, on Monday, May 6, Mrs. MARY
GREENE, formerly OF Quebec, aged II years
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funoral this wednesday, afternoon at two
O'Clock, from her late residence, ~ Front street.
Quebec (Canada) and Belfast {Ireland) papers please
c,py.
For Otsr deahs see ffA page.
The New York herald., 1862-05-07
THE ANNIVERSARIES.

Meeting Of the American and Foreign Chris
tian Union, the American Anti-Slavery
Union, Baptist Sunday School Union, How
ard Mission and Homo for Little Wan.
derers, the Sunday School Union Anniver.
sarles, &C., &c.
The New York herald., 1862-05-07

Prizes Cashcd In All Log n Riized Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker, No IL Wall
street, room No. l. New York
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SEVEN DOLLARS.

~
Seven dollars paid for q box of BRANDRETHS PILLS
In the Of Richmond, by volunteer OF the Northern
army who taken prisoner al Bull run.
ball had passed through his leg and the wish
ed IT, He objected, wishing TO hs limb u
possible His first thought was to cleanse his system and
purify his blood he remembered how. = former
sion, -..-----
had restored him health He sought them Of an apcthe
cary asonshed hnd tho price dollars
small box But he purchased them. although took
ly all his money. and had the satisfaction OF seeing ho
wound healed by their use. :
This man bought boxes from In the month pe
April 10 TO OF his comrades, now before York
town. .,.,
soldiers were properly supplied with these pills.
They could the fatigue and az
fe and strike the vigorously In the day OF action.
and n wounded the wound would sooner heal
The given noble Of volunteers,
since the Of this fifty thousand
OF his pills would suggest 10 the patriotic IL 10
not their duty TO do something TO supply want daily
felt among the thousands who fighting Tor national
few doses give life and health 10 diseased constitution
Thousands OF our brave soldiers now suffering might
stored 10 health and ready for active service In week
ny BRASpRErHs VEGETABLE PILLS.
In case OF chs and fever they are sovereign cure ana
fall Reader let not the suffer for want OF Thu
medicine. Send 10 them and the sck viii bless ana
you H. BRANDRErH.
Office in Canal street. second door from Broadway souea
BRANDRETH HOUSE.
N, B,-Be sure aud have none other than new style
The New York herald., 1862-05-07
CMITH u BROTHEH'S
New YORK
PALE
XXX


I'm whole half and quarter casks brewed the choex
barley malt and hops Brewery 5s and 100 West
street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues, N. X.
rtHE FLOWERS OF MAY-THE yERNAL SEASON
L ushcrs condition u physical things. the
year passed the ordeal OF drrary winter and revves
spendor Of lite. The human bodv like the state %
nature unGcrgocs q similar chan c Invariably accompanied
hy diseases comparatively trivial but sadly veratous Fe-
ague bowel affections and fever complaints
nlmos every at this season. agnns which stenfeds
famous French Co Btters will be found and
rnecus preventive and remedy. nvigor ing aud
SAINT beverage, composed Of the materials which
conferred world celebrity upon Its fos
sssng the most effective medicinal qualities combined with
delicious and stimulating effect This truly WONDER
full beverage be had Of It's importer sTBlNFELD
af his depot 20 Nassau street. New YORK; and TO be had OF
America.
The New York herald., 1862-05-07

Royal Havana Lottery, Conducted by
the Spanish government Prizes cashed by TAYLOR Co.
bankers, l6 Wall street
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under the direction OF Mr. Lucius Hart Tho following
is the order OF EXERCISES

under the direction Of Mr. Lucius Hart. Tho following
is the order OF exercises:-
l. Hymn-"Zi Zion.n
Address BY the President in which he spoke OF tho
progress which the mission had made in the past year
and OF the success which had attended tho Efforts OF the
ministers and teachers. He said that had not
materially nterfered with the usefulness the society;
ness.
g. Prayer by the Rev Mr.. Parker.
Reading OF tho annual report by the Secretary, Mr.
NICE got, IN which he stated that the whole number u
pu taught In their schools during the year for longer
Oh shorter periods could not have been less than 10000
me total ON the register at the present time may be set
down 900 OF whom twolhirds stand Connected with
no christian congregations. He also stated that not
withstandlng the number taken off to join tho army and
the navy the number Of teachers still duty In the
schools from 500 There are 13 900 pupils
In the infant classes and 500 in the Bbo classes. The
number OF colored children taught is about 200. Tho
number OF volumes in the Libraries about 90 900. The
amount 70 soooo The number of conversions reported
in only sixteen schools is not far from zoo
s. Address by Mr.. Gulon OF Philadelphia.
9. Hymn "Boylston"
I. Address by the Rev. Mr.. Haston, OF Brooklyn.
8. Hymn-"I Want to be an Angel"
y. Addresses by Dir. Trumbull and the Rev. B. W.
Chedlaw, of tho American sunday School Union.
TO- Doxology-'.Old Hundred After the benedic
ton 6y tho Rev. Dr. Ferris the sssembiags was dis
An election Of officers and managers for tho ensuing
year was then held which resulted in the following gen
tlemen being chosen. * 4tats =. ~.rm
Presdnt-Rev Isaac Ferris d. d.
tEc Prestdents-William Forrest, John r. Hurd, N.
Morgan, Albert Woodruff, J. w. G. Levsridgs, B. B.
7yaasurer-Georgs S. sconsld
Corr nTo~iimg Secrstary N. McEllsott.
Recording SecrHdyy-Samuel Holmes
Manugers-william C. Gilman, Peter Baien, j. W.
Buckley, VIM. r. Cook, ). N. Whitehead Nathan Lane,
William PHELPS Thomas Bond, John b. Wells, j. b.
Jol T. Parsons. Geo 20 W. Beae, Avery Bill Jr John
H. Slr guc. ries Tanning, William W. Hag 10, Henry
M"'' !. Abraham C. Wood. Henry Brewster, H. b.
Executive O0fcer-Rev J. II. Burtis.
The New York herald., 1862-05-07

Oncial Drawings OF the Kentucky and
Delaware State Lotteries.
KESTUcKT. E1raA CLASS isi-May G. 1867
20, az, AZ. -. Al. I, u. GS. 10. A. IS, 48.
DELAwAux. CLASS .is-May g. 1862.
80. q. So, As. 10. 5S. a.. 4, 81, 81, A, l3, 60.
Circulars sent By addressing
Wilmington. Delaware, Gown ston. Kentucky.
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Howard Mission and Home for Littl,
Wanderers.

Wanderers.
The first anniversary of this institution celebrat-
ed last evening, at the Academy of Music, largo audi
boing present to grace the occasion. Tho Hon.
Joseph Hoxie occupied the chair. On the stage
two hundred children belonging to the institution
and evcra OF their bencfactors.
The Row. WM. PHELPS OF the Oliver street BAPTIST
church. opened the exercises with lrayer, after which
the chilron sang hymn. entitled ''The Lord is My
Shep .erd."
Tho Rev. W C. VAN METER Seer tary ofthe Society read
the annual report from which that tho
were 50 ATT 60; expended, 189 64 balance in hand
S27o 96. The report rather long, and went into
many details showing the 1ourishng condition OF the
society.
After the performance OF o piece Of music by tho
Seventh Regiment band,
Tho Rev. Dr. Hague the Fifth Baptist church
addressed the audience. In the of his remarks
nc alluded to tho charge Of kidnapping" which had
been brought against this Association, and denied that
aEy such thing existed
The vocal execution tho children was good, aud the
exercises wound up with prayer
The New York herald., 1862-05-07

Hats and Caps.-All the New and Desir.
able spring Styles boys youths a gents ready
BANTA'S corner Of Canal and Wooster streets.
The New York herald., 1862-05-07

Beautiful Com mplc Bloom
OF Youth Liquid Pearl preserves and beautes the com
pexion and skn Sold by all druggists and 439 Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-05-07

A Double Triumph.-Nevv. Orleans IL.
taken, AMI Knoxs Lnapproachahc. s.orm-dosyny
ooksmproy and durable Spring Hats. All sensbe
people wear Knows Hats One OF his elegant fabris Is
to psar appreciation. aud the best OF II
is II only - To- the pos--ssor Of OF them
KNOxS establishment is at 2i2 b. oadway Of Fslton
strpgt
The New York herald., 1862-05-07

DIR. Kennedy's Medical Discovery In
warranted 10 cure Scrofua, Eryspeas, Ringworm scad
Head Salt Rheum Ulcers Fever Sores Pnipes and every
disease o Skin, o whatever
The New York herald., 1862-05-07

IIcrring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 25i Broadway OF Murray
Mag Nark
The New York herald., 1862-05-07

Gems spring Lace Boots, 81; Patent
Leather Boots, s6 80, 1T LORIS BROOKS Sons. l34
Hruad~ ny, corner of Howard street.
The New York herald., 1862-05-07

OMclal Drawings or Mnrray, Eddy 4
Co. IS kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA GLASS 2i5-May 1852
&c, ~, III. ~. ~. /. IL, %, IL, u, 81, Al.
KEsrucKY. CLsss 2i4-May 6, 1859.
IA. 34 5S, G7. ~, IL. 81. 66. 23. 49, IS, IL, 73.
Circulars sent free OF charge addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY Co,
Gown sto0 KY. or 81. Louis Mo.
The New York herald., 1862-05-07

Photographic Albums.-A Large varic-
and fashionable articles facured
supplied the trade by A. DowLING G5 and 81 Mas
street Lists sent tree.