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IMPORTANT
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL

Near Baltimore Mu., Sept. 10. lhtH
Dear sir .--ln Tie absence Of 4 sufficient rs
sortmcnt ot medicines for general uses n the
Camp. ! was induced to try gour celebrated
remede-, viz The Eclectic pills, Universal
Cough Remedy, and lolu Anodvuc."
a. regards the Pulls, must say that never
used pin with SO much success. In every
case where have had occasion 70 use q gentle
cathatic, I have employed the pills with a
splendid effect; and you may rest assured that
! shall not be without them, us long rs y is
possible for me 70 obtain them.
The Cough Remedy" | have used with
equally as good success ia Bronchial Com
plants bad occasion 10 use It FOR tickling
sensation N my throat, caused By being oblig
cd TO be out IN the night air. and taking colds;
found almost instant reefby the prompt use
Of your " Universal Cough Remedy" ana most
heartilyrccommendit to all afflicted with throat
and lung complaints.
The Tolu Anodync /" have found 70 be Of
very great service il cases Of Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, &c. The men are subject, moro or less
to constant exposure, thereby contracting the
most painful Of ell diseases, Neuralgia ard
a complaints connected with the nervous sys
tenn. BY the proper and prompt use Of the An
odyue, you will obtain immediate relief
| cheerfully recommend the above prepare.
tiogs 70 the public, and more particularly 70 the
Soldier aud would advise every man to
provide himself with bottle Of each, before
leaving FOR the scat 81 war.
With great respect, remain,
Yours truly,
JOSEPH H0YT,
Hospital Steward 18th Pa. Cavalry.
john L. Hunnewell, Boston, Mass.
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CHILDREN CRY FOR
spaidiug's Tnroat contcclions

spaitIi.ig's Throat CONNECTIONS.
They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume to the voice
They inpar delicious aroma tothe breath
They are delightful to the taste.
They sire made Of simple herbs and cannot
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advise every one who mas Cough or a
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them very useful and pleasant while travel
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forwards consider them indispensable You
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in Medicines
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Ny signature is on each package. All
others Ore counterfeit.
a Package viii be sent by mail, prepaid
Gu receipt Of Thirty Cents. Address
HENRY &. SPALDENG,
AZ LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK.
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chooses
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+. s. The above testimonial was sent entire
ly unsolicited and ! beg il may be accepted
pIf confidence, and placed Where it cau be
secnb y al. From all connected with the Camp
Or Hospital, correspondence u requested.
JOHN L. HuNAEWELL,
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The above named preparations afe lor sale
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a large Stock Of
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AT all price
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Ladies', Misses aud Child's BALM0RAL
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SHAWLS,
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CAuTION

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26
FROMs WASHINGTON.
The Value of the Atlanta--G General
Hunter to go to the
Southwest.
ITO the Cincinnati commercial.1

WASHINGTON, June "a.
A private letter received in this city to-
day, from an officer on board the Wee
hawken, states that the Atlanta alone cost
the rebel Government over 81, 10000 and
that she is loaded with supplies of every
kind for a long cruise, which she was
about starting upon. SID
One of the captured rebel officers a0-
knOwledged to the writer of the letter that
they started in full belief that they could
not only easily capture the irOn-clads
Weehawken and Nahant, but would be
able to go to Port Royal and Charleston,
and destroy the blOckading fleet before
that city, irOn-clads and all, and thence 10
Chesapeake Bay, and destroy alltransPOrts
and gunboats there, retake Norfolk, and
thence proceed up the Potomac, and cap
ture our Navy-yard.
There are reports in circulation that the
rebels are planting batteries on the Lower
Potomac, to prevent its navigation BY our
transports and gunbOats. All such reports
are without foundation, nothing of the
kind having yet occurred.
The State Of Rhode Island is first to com
plete her enrolment. The enrolment in
several other of the New England States,
will be completed in couple of days.
Night before last small band or party
of rebels surreptitiously burned the Quar-
tsrmaiter's buildings, and the wharf left
standing by our troops on the recent evac-
uatiOn of Aquis Greek. The only work
there, said not to have been burned, was q
small portion Of the wharf
General Hunter, it is understood, is 10
be Immediately detailed for duty in the
Southwest for organizing negro regiments,
in place of Adjutant General Thomas, who
has returned to Washington.
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TOLEDO mARKET-June 24.

lFROM TOLEDO BLADE.
FI0ur-Fine s3,25a3,5O; superhne Si,OORi,25 TX
ira Sj,tOd5,2j; Double Extra and Fancy s. 5Gl7 o.
Rye Flour S7,75d5,O0.
WhenI-The only sales reported arc 1000 bush re-
jected Winter at Sill; $50 bush Spring at Sc.
COrn-sales 5000 bush o mixed at SIC; $50 bush
common at 5ic-
OaIs-Low,r; 6Oc is the best offer to be obtained
to-day.
Rye-ln demand at 7Sc.
Barley-Spring 81 90; Winter sl,IO
Seeds-ClOyer 81 50; Timothy ,5O9l,75; Flax . 90
az. .25. -.l -
Freights-Thres charters at &C for wheat and one
at sc for corn TO OwegO; and propeller 4sc for
wheat TO Buffalo, III .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26
From VICKsBURG.

PHTLADELPHIA, June 25.
The Bulletin has ihe following, dated Ciuein-
natl June 25th A gentleman direct from the
army besieging lVickshuTg furnishes us with most
cheering news, Our army is sufficient 70 take
the place. Grants position as against Johnston
as strong as that Of Pembertou against Grant,
The indications multiply that the rebel army IN
Vicksburg must sh rly surrender. The FIRE
upon the city ia very heavy aud Destructive
The rebel reply TO our FIRE is not heavy and is
ineffactual.
General Johnston is believed to be mainly en-
plOyed in preparations to defend the interior OF
Mississippi after the fall Of Vicksburg.
The rebel spirit of resistance in the southwest
s burning itsefout in harrassing but inconsistent
vr-sv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26

AGENT TO RECRUIT CoLoRED TRooPs.-
John NJ. LangstOn, Agent of the Commits
sioner for raising Colored Troops for the
United States Army, has appointed S. H..
TOles recruiting agent for Cuyahoga County.
The Office Of the latter is at No. 1877 Superior
Street, room No. II, up stairs. Mr.. TOles is
to report to o. S. B. Wall, Columbus Street,
whenever he gets squad of men for trans
portation, and they will be sent at once to
Camp Delaware.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26

VISIT TO THE IEFIRMARY.-The members
Of the City Council have accepted an invita-
tion from the officers of the Infrmary to
visit that institution this afternoon. The
President of the Council, H. S. Stevens, ESQ.,,
has kindly extended to the Council the free
use of Omnibuses to convey them to the In
frmary. Those designing to go are ex-
pected to be at the Council Hall at two
O'Clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26
THE SITUATION OF VIOKsBURG.
GRANTS POSITION STRONG
AGAINST JOHNSTON.
MOVEMENTS OF LEES ARMY.

baltimore. June %.
Information received here this morning from
Western Maryland is to the following pur-
port -
General Lee is said to have passed through
Winchester on Friday. The entire rebel army
was then in motion, claiming to be 10000
strong.
Ewell was at Hagerstown on Monday and on
Tuesday marched for Pennsylvania
LOngstreets troops were about crossing the
day.
The rebel programme according to highly
intelligent sympathZer, Just from Western
Maryland, is that Hills forces were to occupy
General Hooker's attention until the main body
of the rebel army were well on the way, the
reOel army would then move rapidly North,
having in the meanwhile supplied themselves
FtH fresh horses from Maryland and Pennsyl-
Vauia.
Ine rebels expected to capture Harrisburg
almost without opposition, and TO move at once
All the rebel officers have been newly uniform
ed and equipped, and their advanced forces
present very fine appearance. H.
Ewell told his men to pay literally for every-
thing, and that although the people might turn
up their noses at rebel money row, they
would soon be glad to get it. .
These representations are sent for what they
are worth, however eztravagant and sensation
like they may appear. They are truthful repre-
sentatons OF the hopes ana expectations Of in
telligent and thinking rebels.
The Republican, in an extra to-day, saws:
A gentleman arrived here this morning who
left Hagerstown at six o'clock yesterday WED
nesday) morning He saw Eweil's forces, com
posing the left wing Of Lees army, pass through
that place. The head column entered Hagers-
town on Tuesday morning and moved directly
through to Pennsylvania. The rear Of the col
umn understood to belong to Ewel, did not
pass through the place until that night This
force was estimated to be from q, 600 to 5000
strong. The troops did very little damage be-
sides Selling all the horses they could find
Our informant says that when he left Hagers-
town yesterday morning it was understood that
LOngstreet, in command Of the right wing Of
Lees army was then crossing the Potomac be-
low WilliamspOrt. -.
The main body Of General HiH's forces com
prising the center Of General Lees army was
understood yesterday TO be some where between
Winchester and Martinsburg, moving toward
the river.
To-day we have no doubt, from all the infor-
nation we have gathered, that the whole Of
Eweil' s column is IN Pennsylvania, not far from
Chambersburg.
The gentleman who saw EWell's troops saws
they had with them a very large number of
wagons from the fact they intend to gather all
the supplies theycan find.
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EXCURSIONS on THE FoURTH.-Captain l..
A. Pierce, Agent of the Michigan Central
steamers, has arranged to give two excur-
sions with the steamer Morning Star " on
ths 4th of July, one in the forenoon and the
other in the afternoon. Leland's Band has
been engaged for both excursions. The
steamer is commodious and elegant boat,
as all know, and the excursions will doubtless
be very pleasant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26

MUzzLE YoUR DoGs.-If you have a val
liable dog who is worthy representation, muz-
zle him. It isn't healthy for dogs to be about
now days without muzzIes We knew fine,
vigorous dog, who, with the exception of a
slight bronchial affection when a puppy,
had never seen sick day, who died sudden
ly because he inconsiderately ventured out
without his muzzle. But for this neglect he
might have Ornamsnted canine circles for
some time to come. MuzzIe or mizzls is the
yFord now
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KNABE's PIANOS. e
sEE Es3
GEO. A. BARLOW, Agent,
No. Euolld-st., Cleveland, ohio,
Keeps constantly on hsnd large assortment Of
p A NO -
2 / A N O $

from the celebraied msnufacrory on WI. ENABE
: CO. Baltimore These Pianos have the full iron
trgu1e oYerstrung bass and all the latest iuprovu-
msnts and Tor volume and evennessul tone ea5y and
agreeable action, durability, and finish are superior
. any other manufacture AL Intending to frst 4
Piano. should not fail 10 these instruments before
purchasing elsewhere.
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FROM HARRIsRURG.

HAnRIsBURGI June ., 2:3O P. N.
During the whole Of last night and up to the
presenr time, long trains Of wagons laden with
goods and household furniture have entered the
city.
The farmers are focking in with their horses,
and, also, any number Of cOntrabands Of all
ages and sexes.
There are about six hundred cOntrabands be-
tween here and Carlisle. Many are packing up
their goods ready f r shipment.
The matter Of declaring martial law Is under
consideration 10 prevent all the able bodied men
from leaving the cItu.
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NEW YORK DiARKET.-Juue a5.

FiOur-Market Irregular, un ettled and for
Extra State and shirping grades Of round hrop Ohio
nIIitA firm, lille other kinds heavy and in favor
of buyers.
aies Is s56as, ,e5 for extra State: s5sOa6OO for
extra round hoop Ohio s6,U59715 for trade brands.
NJ rket cl' sing unsettled.
Whisky Market more active and irmer. Sales
at 445f6145c. sH f s
" heat-The advance in Gid and Sterling Fx-
change has favorable effect wheat, and with fair
export demand Pri es have advanced &c to &c.
The sales are at 81. l.lS(0l 36 for hicagO Spring
sl,270I,4l for Milwaukee Club; Sl.46nI4g for win
ter red Western Slip for unsOund Chicago spring
81 ,3s for Winter red Illinois.
COrn-Markgt &c better, with pretty good business
dong Saes at 7itG76c.
nuta-market fiTmer with moderate business do
ing sales at 74l17gc.
SuRnr-Ma-ket firm.
llOlasseH-MarkeJ steady and in moderate re-
quest.
POrlI-Market f 'mer.
I.ard-Market firm and more doing. Sales at 96
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26

A Coon SALARY.-The salary of Prince
William, of Denmark, as King of Greece,
will be $24O, 900 per annum. To this will be
added by the Ionish Islanders two palaces,
with incomes Of over 125, 900 francs attached.
There are lots Of competent Yankees who
would undertake to govern Greece for half
fba rnooav
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LOCAL NOTICES.

n n n n 8
95 SUPERIOR ST., CLEvRLAND, o.,
Will Give Higher Rates Of Premium
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY
FOR
GOLD and sILVER,'
Demand Notes,
Canada Money,
Kentucky Money,
B'k Ofthe state OF Indiana
o. 8. Coupons interest.
B~ALL KINDS Of o. g. Government Bonds
Bought and For Sale.
~UNCURRENT BANK NOTES Bought at low
est rates of Discount aprII:I4s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26

\
After having played on the Pianos OF Messrs. kaabe
Oo 1t is impossible not 70 bear testimony their
reputation which they enjoy. The Pianos o. their
manufacture on which have played, are exceeding
y remarkable for their qualities q The Bass
e powerful, without harshnes and the upper notes
sweet, clear and harmoniousy mellow, (chrystflian,l
5ruments my entire satisfaction and to docara that
they are equal u not superior to the best man1iac
tured in Europe or this country by the mozt Ceebra
ted makors. lsignedl l. N. GOTTsoHALR-
To Measrs. VIZ. KNABE 4 Co.. BaItimore:--Il can
not but conEratulste you upon the immense progress
and improvements which ycu continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion rank amonE the
very best IN the country M SIkAhOsCE-
Mr.. Gro. A. BARLoW These noble Instruments
possess immense resources OF power and expression
The bass is sOnOrous and grand the middle register
Eieh and sympsihetc while The hsh notes arc bril-
The scale is even without q single flaw; the sction
u smooth and marveously and the pedal effects
the finest Of which the PianofOrte is susceptible.
In word, Knabe's Pianos are worthy OF the great
ettArtists, and capable Of rendering the finest
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Mr.. G. A. BARLOW, Dear SIR 1t gives ne pleasure
to state that consider the knabe Piano equa 10 any
tr{y especially " r1cnness and yolume Of tone
Having used one Of tha for ten OF more hours
Of each day for TIVE sars ieel confident e EseSm
great aualitiea ar' TesPeSSatiPPii{ q q {eSSITs5
Teacher Of N usit Clo leland Teinsi { Seminar
@. A. BARLOW, Dear oiT :--it gives NE much plees
uro 70 be able % say that CONSIDER hnhpe kiano
be finest both in volume and sweetness, which have
tyer played upon, either IN America OF Eprope-
Thec3 dRlB operate with better eject than in any
othertu trumentsi and in iact knabe's motto may
truly be, tsEzcelsior." Mrs. o. s DOUGLAS,
Teacher Of Music, Cleveland.
Prof. h. ). HoTHE4aLE, Teacher Of Music IN the
Ohio State Blind Asylum writes - After examining
Z large number OF Wm. Knabe B Cos Piano Hortes,
l unhesitaringiy pronounce them superior % any
have Their tone is grand and noblei they have
great capacity for sustaining the sound and their
volume Of tone power have mover heard ozoeled.
They combine with ine touch, depth, sEeetness Of
tone, purity and durability"
THAT the Knabe Piano s superior to all others
made in this country for brliancy, HWUetneaa, and
volume Of tone needs only 70 be heard to eORynoe 10
the fact ~ State Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
auFIh.R27 rHrIr rHrtn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26

NEW YORK, June -.
letter in town, dated Washington yesterday
Wednesday afternoon, say s twenty thousand or
Braggs army are at Richmond doing garrison
duty.
General Lee has his whole army, 1850 in the
immediate vicinity Of the Potomac
Bragg is TO take care Of Richmond while Lee
takes care of Washington.
Richmnnd was ralnlorcad ON the 10Th inst
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COMM ERGIAL.
OLEHELANp riARKKTs.
MORNING LEApER OFFICE, q. }

MUhNINU IWhUIH UNNLNI I
THURSDAY EVENING, June %, 1853. !
FIour-Sales Sc bbls Indiana white wheat double
extra at 500.
Wheat Sales cars red on track at Si,22; car
do at 81 PA cars free on board at 81 400 bush
do at 81, "a; car Indiana white at sl,2s.
Corn-Ear corn has cen in Light receipt for few
days past aud holders have been able toobtan better
figures. Sales car at 5e15e and at 5sc. 4
Oats-Sales at 6ec on track.
Highwines-sales 20 bb's at Isc.
Butter Sales small lots Central at l:c and Wes-
tern Reserve at I21s@I3c.
Eggs-sales at l2c and l3c.
Hams-sales Fremont at lOo
Receipts-s,OOO bush wheat, 2 cars corn and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26

ERIE CONFERENCE.-THE Erie Confer
enee of the Methodist Episcopal Church hold
their next meeting at Ashtabula, Ohio, July
18th. Arrangements havo been made with
the Cleveland & Eric, Buffalo & Erie, and
Atlantic & Great Western Cos, from the 18th
to the 2Oth, to convey members of the Con
ference, either ministers or laity, at half fare.