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COrns, Bunfons, Inverted NAILS, Eaer
argod Joints and all dseaes the without pain
or Inconvenience TO the psent by Dr. zACfisEIE Sur.
geon Chiropodist, 100 Broadway.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-.vhe Bsst Ia tAs
World Harmless. reliable. instsntan >ois The only -
keidye Sold BY nil druggists raoor,h sArolay ssrssa
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Cedar Camphor for the Dsstruecfon or
HARRIS d CHAPMAN, soAou.
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France. Ellis u o.-Msnagers.
LIBRARY. EXTRA CLASS lO7-June q 1914
II, 50, AZ, 3d. 80, As, 81, Ia, ls, a. "a, &c, al.
CLASS l0s-June 2. 1884
AZ, 70, SO. 81. s.. 4. 43. 6s. 81. q. q. Z.
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ABeautifui Gem pies ton .-Lair.s's Bloom
Of srpasse thing prsservg ana peautfy
Ing the complexion and sti ss broadv ~ ana druggists
everywhere
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Gournud' Poudre Subtitle UproOts Haiv
from low foreheads part or the body Warranted, -
bis neM depot ass Broadway.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-HiGhest Pre-
MUM paid for prizes Information given. Doubloons
wanted. ALECK CO., Brokers' 20 and 20 Pine street.
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Grover e. Bakers Highest Proma0A
Elastic stitch Sewing Machines <s5 Broadway NJ.
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z. Z. simmons d Co.-Covfng,on, Ky.
sHsLsf Extra CLASS 26s--June q 1884
g. 49, 80 90 o ~ s 20. q, 49, - . lS' 2S
81 Z. sc. 81. 73. ID. 81. |. 81. So. 80, 35.
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Prizes Cnshed In All Legaifxed Lotte.
rice and information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN,
Brokers $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
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CURED.

CATARRH OF THE TYMPANrC MUUOU5
MEMBRANE CONSTRUCTIONS OF TIE
EUbTACHiAN TUBE
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Omcial Circulars In shelby College Lot.
terry furnished BY SIMMONS, ROGERS CO.. New York
Post Office.
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"Her Majesty Chsmpngne-Ths Roy
al Inc OF England $50 per case, or quarts.
VIM H. WARD, 81 Exchange place, nssr Broad
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Prizes Cashed fn all Legal Lotteries.-
Information given or sent j. n. CLAYTON CO., 10 Wall
street. room 8, New York.
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DISCS In THE HEAD

Oeofnoss, Impaired SiRhes
NOISES IN THE HEAD
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARRH,
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Murray, Eddy q Co.-Covtnytou, KY.
KssrucKr, BxrRA CLASS s59-June 2 1851
Is, Is, "a. AZ, 90, 49, So 65. %, So, 80, "a, 80.
KsxruoKY. Glass Sap--June 2. 1851
IS, 50, 80, "a, 81 2, 20, IS, l, 81, II, GO.
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III You Want TO Know, &c., Road
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
curious book for curious people and good book re-
every one Price 81 50 Tobe had At all depots Coz
tents tables mailed free. Address
DR.. r. b. PooTE Lilo Broadway, n 4.
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Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
Machines WHEELER WILSON, GO Broadway.
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For What Reason II Phalon'a Night
BLOOMING CRREUs like great Union victory because
sets the tongues OF the belles going all the
The long and the short of il that when short OF PHA.
Ions MONT BLOOMING CEREU9. You long for Il.
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Jewelry and watches
OF All DESCRIPTIONS
For sale by GEO c. ALLEN, AIS Broadway ono door u
low Canal street, formerly II Wall street.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-4O Per Cent
premium paid for prizes information furnished The high
paid for Douboons and all kinds OF Gold and Sill
YER TAYLOR 4 CO. Ban kers, nc Wall street, N. Y
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wn,t. Duck vests, es. Dousis Beast.
n.'s's - s efrsasas p ssd IL ~Sa' ..r..
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Wigs. Toupees, Hair Dye. Hat DysrN1
ara NodSv,a Cream for sesuifying hs HAIR ~
NATCHHLOR,S is Bond stresA
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VIII This Interestiag Ene3d imsns - -
FANG on monsters adopt sst OF rwes for their
ssrssng friends all over the W gal states .nss saey ,os
Tn possible f.r sss R.sy power !. as .. ~ 70 Know
40 they can &C, according oar grand old oossiuuos
gives free press '0d pr a1srhs 1 Ne evS he
be consulted old and Only cue 20 "a ~
street Now orr " y. sinns SsA kisAA ''~
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Time there was an immense consumption OF gunpowder
with but slight results rhe rebel batteries in front OF
the whole length Of line gradually opened fire. At
noon firing was going on from right TO left The
quiet OF our encampment was broken up, and much
speculation INDUCED to The object Beauregard
had In view. The artillery firing continued until sun
down. and then We still in doubt as to what
they meant by the noisy demonstration Major General
Butler visited the front there for several
hours At time II aprea ed that the rebels were
merely making feut right for the purpose Of
fractng attention the redobject Of their
kaek-Sprng Hill fort the lower side OF ihe Apo.
attox river. The fort has been built since General But
Hincks. II is almost directly opposite Point OF
Rocks General Butler ordered the Seventh New York
independent battery to place their guns in position
81 Point o. Rocks Tor the purpose or protecting the TORT
ehoud the rebels have attempted TO storm IT, Our gun
boss on the Appomattox threw number OF shells INTO
the rebel lines and Tor time appearances seemed TO
indicate that Beauregard neHded 10 mass his infantry
aud force position He tried our streogh ON grand
the dring ceased There were but few casualties among
troops Second Lieutenant frederick Hull belonging
to Coppauy G, OF the seventh Connecticut Volunteers
was killed. Lieutenant Baldwin, OF the same regiment
Was wounded bat no, mortally and private Edward E.
Several other casualties occurred from the hurting the
rebel Shells
Lieutenant Hull was one OF the most promising young
officers In the volunteer He had but very
'recenty promoted His superior officers speak In the
highest terms Of his talents and bravery, and his death
has spread feeling OF sadness throughout the regiment
Rebel deserters continue 10 within lines.
Some Of tho who in to day report that KEEP
pers and Johnsons brigades have Off to REIN
isroe Leo who has been driven into Richmond by Gen.
eralGrant. They also that Beauregard is about
TO place in position the extreme left Of his line
hundred FOUNDER PARROT for the purpose Of driving
Our vessels down the James river.
WORK.
During the last few days the Commodore Perry and
other gunboats have been actively engaged Appoma
COX river The rebels had erected several forts along
che lower bank OF the river which deemed expo.
dent to reduce. Our gunboas reported have
compished the work, although exposed to heavy fire
from the rebel works.
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Trvsses, Elastic stockisgs, o. arsn
co.'s Radical Cure Truss oGss only ~ NO s'essy S"s~
LADY Abundant
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stable Eurnisure and Fixtures-staU
Guards Of wire and cast iron; HT Rass. S.ass5s rssd
rroughs, ~. ChAsS ,ss = ~. vi g...,
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Prizes Cashed In All LegaliLed Lotto.
and Information given Exchange ONCE lN Broad.
way New York.
Lottery Tickets Cashed-In for IN alton
given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
II Wall street, room No. l.
, 1864-07-10

to any production OF the land oi dreamy song and
vcloptuons ekY. Take ttep or two to the west
sst but which cloqncnty to the soai Of
he apectator: Under that slab repose all that is NOR
s ~ s I'D E. Get sssp sh Il. oss5
nnc belt are cared ont Of tho solid marble aith
nj az II The resltty Immediately behind th:s is
CO.. Henry Smith. Contiguous to thst Is The lot
Of Fred: futile, on which stands corinthlan Pill
!aE: Of nne execution. Southwest Of this is tho
icet high. plain rhaft, but we'll propor,ioned.
Noah stnste.ant. snd jpst ectud th.' i one raised
abo5e, with rosebud In bis mouth. vi. Munson,
ni soe EFT RRs4sde hs l
dove flying FROM the Top Of globe, and two ansel
hands stretched from above to receive t. Near bY
rrorsa sMEs q ens Js%ea son ct ous worthy
ament Of Cnasles Gerouid Is serS suReesuye-she
s.ese q aowsIs aSoye ';sS W5 ga s aas,ps .a1SS
a1nonR them; near this IL tho monument raised 81
Hora.lo Q. Stone, to the memorY Of h,a wIfs. il
1ementer ii as having occupied for some lime q
position on the soutA border Of the old esme.ery;
We remoFsa about two sears ago to its present
pesecahiy with bel babe on her atms. % il il Re.
maskahly ma faithful work. Every lIae ts expressed
i + gfsnp npoa ~at 1e T
may gaze Tor honsa ana yet not Be- Content 10 tnru
fs!i5a nalb'. T. perfectly wrought in the pa1est
several other monuments might be mentioned,
tSee;y ahiengE t9 thote nhoye spoken OF. Wesre
n,e fna1 Of Cspt: " ". Peck U. s. A. that OF 5e,h
I1aue-a desk, book and eero!l, with wheat eheaf
msnor5 1e%s55t Of ,hs re @ cel o5a =. Wya.n s.
E9re1telds very neat one nesr to the Last, on Tic
iet a1ae q tne main entrance We may not omit
e. eMnsd 20 q
tire ct benevolent bodies. Among these are those
q the Flremen's Mssons', 4mef5csn PTotestsnt
General Military lon which about thTee hnEdred
st, noa'fs ere 6alled.. Board of Tzaae Companies
and and SsafS hSat h!,r1 4!e
stand that fine monument Is shout being erected
y the southern end ofthe cemetery by Sehnreman
y tee ,n.Ie se f
u,"In,p1oyenent" !. 16e watcbword at Rosehl1l. l..
e H. ea sss 9 eefse
With 40 island In tho centre: lhe lake vii, be snp.
piled ey a living spring. The Eastern portion T.
hires hundred teet Vim add one taird Il u,ile IN IN
length Ianntng from the Evanston gravel roal
The vault 3s worthy ol mention III wss couatruct.
By eirbteen feet h}ch; It has held ~ many as two
hunu1td bodies Mt once without fnconvcnlenca
f!onn tln s1asn Ths poEaco q thc cemetery has o9
lake.
And BY this WAY We 70 % the stare: Truly there
Ia but step between Us and dcath. and II may
minister to onr fitness for the change which must
come upon rs that VIC accnstom ourselves to pom
der oyer It ard the vita that les leEoad BY asso
desoat e.aoa g IT, fataTa whcS eSi tends Ell
siic, Or purely insSnati9e h ~ is sneies bc
regarded, M hpu1 may be Bpent 10 much Horse
, 1864-07-10
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.


Ihe loua2 Men ~; hInie e!sss & msG1s u every saa-
BATH ele1n61n . y. r,r - soo @ ~; H. y, Mete.
oast cnufn Sxed ,arar aa .r
s'esii t. essiieaal M to to attend. '' 1S' ''a'''sD
TIE Ksbtr nsysFen t1sn tn1snsi9 II 3 Smith p
tlo1eetakL EP!sG;vipAa ;iIp ntsaop ~ SSniacAEs ~
Ghieago snd wi: Prsach ia 16is -, morning a. e.
lo!alty 70 saesSsernM1eat ammPeasaea M ana nnsua.
s!so, , am'o inc oe'ecnoa o' 10 many o' INC oosaes
slals. % n,n to ,ro.o,,no t,;s .o,xn ..s
O'clock, By cielgElnen q Tafloaa cenomlaau6as,
II ne open asf n Atleaisaa, assnls, neas talk
Row, IN re s!cismy o. toe pace "nese services
Kcv. p: Read, President of Sheriff coi1ege,
Altou. MM pfeaen thas motnlns ana cscnin: 70 the
North Baptist Ghnren: corner OF onio @ and Dear;
7:1S P: Y: a r,,a. ~ .no o.,.,o, ,,-n, ,,o.
ASs. sainfs s GDn1 h -: ~ .ns pastus, WI oCGa"
se gu Gf IT, sne eo;n. Gqn =, afk nas
st1este, me mot.the anu sssnbs me M1nna"pn
sE1es sts r. mPln ~ 2 one ol1sx q tne eosaee;
assst nnnber snd snora r1mmod,ens ediare ~, ~
oFon l2t !Su .eet lfens ~ ~ !set ueep tne ae
snapei "hlen m WI 1e ,a,s I'll Is h 70 co.. $9yS
sauseh q Mhicn she g cennel M ~ 10 To- ec but an aa.
3unct, 70 estlmated a. sSooW it l. to 30 pntlt
4iteE the plan Of the celebrated Baptiat Church ~
glshop q that c1ty to be tbs finest building on
The continent. Iha pto29sed 9ni9n tatk Citfca
VIII make tho eventh edihce, pnst after the plaa
hThe services q !he Second United Presbyterian
CheIch are !of tne pteseot netu a. tne Ospnan
se5iam, gn Mc!aean a'eRnv1 t,. nsa1 a"sn.g,sseo1o
uac1s nf The t0fdx supper viii he administered at
th1se.
| Elder Sweeney will preach In The Christian
Church, between Aberdeen aud KutSe! streets, to-
daE; q l0A .. ~: and ?. y. AZ arr ,, 1nsitGa.
\ lug eutE1csaNoa nsienu4rs Ias As1 nip'lst
, 1864-07-10
TLAcHERs' CERTIFICATES. ...
Th9 following persons were awarded TeAchers>
THE NORTH BRANCH.
4 Visit 10 Croshy's Dislll1try-.-xeans for the
Prevention Of Nuisxnee--A Correction.

The Chicsso river Is not ve1g pleasant thing to
ece, emelI, OF read about, especially 5sA Sunday
morning dissertation; It is not agreeable TO swim
IN. OF TO ds1nk cut Of; It haa few charms fos the
voysrcr, and there sre few indeed who care 10
ualk Or drive along its banks. We arc not quite
sure thst our readers hsve not = right to demand
an apology for our persstent obtru.ion Of the sub
tect, get cannot ttfta1n from f,ucins another
stone INTO IT, Shiny contents, It is
elmott too bad to stir 50 sinking 4
tpt5ect, hut after all VIC uay console ourselves
with The thought ,hst sststion eondaees to pastt!
died thro5Eh such d cou1sc. The contlnuat dr. p
!. ~ peen'isr kind Of w.tes xhieh Iay not BE-
drppped t1ll the whole thing IL worn away. The
citizens Of Chicago have a right 10 demand that
ence Of any man. or to help sven his ralns--ff
| they be g uonymous with the slush nov In tho
| river. they must be dlths oue9.
we ~ necessity Of Iii parties engaged IN hu,laess
on The rivers bank keeping their o1a} Of tth on1
| Of that channel We cited the action Of the
much ret rct0stna to be accomplished for the purt-
deation Of that c,aas'c locality that yet relosu1
,ps'stsa xsss soe 4 tas r.. re- ., ons
pstent that the South Branch Of the River can b.
Kept In passah1o condition. We. are g!!Ad to be
able to dte something Nhieh hss been 90 done r TOW.
Be- clearly We have met with d tbat loeslit5.
Our reporter paid vts.s, Saturday Last, to The
diftili1J Of q. II. Crosby, situated on the eas.
l bank OF the North braneh, near Chicago ByenUe
In hls prerlous e1plosative tour he did rot c1sc,
| iun theee premises, on account Of the absence o
The uanseer. and spoke os 1t only incidentally II
| his subsequent report. This estkhtssheacnt 4 It
many re+pt cts exce tion to the rule winch olhef
wise governs The disposition Of tho f'th which !.
nanuiacturtd by the distdieiles and In ther ea:c!
! l,to cow.ehedk The dtsttHez1es them .elyb
arr not cencrally subject Of complaint, ex
cept n one instance; The psoduess Of th
, 1864-07-10
M A r T N & Ill s. T.


AHRlyEp.........,..July9 .
e5 NJ 1n.e9 keh rnG 3ars1;
!Tos Acme. piakr, tut:!o. sundr,es
op rfop i' 8 Wsds, aoidsmish. Ds,1cls. euud.tes.
Pep Irue.dsll; w!!son: sasse5on, - n lumber.
TaPp II l. lsn.Ise, isss"rs. Eris. aat,ns coal.
ssi R91t 4ous H.vtn
sshf HsI1eft Queen, TAFT, rort coleorns, = eds
eehr Active. Campbell Grants Lsud.ns. s r ln=,pss
sse Sss,a.
Bss:;F. Fi aysss: Es'&
sth Fsne, Sar,er, st. Jo..rh. II cts wood.
se!r t firta"M: Wil:en. S: 5osspa; S sa. Sooa.
s;sdy e. q sooa
A.sy. EasE Il !: jes;ss, I; 4 Te;a
scar I.an., A:gsn. tiee, JKan !, vs. l sos5s w9ot,
EST :ssst f:ssy Ss5
sen naasi1y cs1!tS; no!aas, = e s9,ds ns. xooa'
*es! LEs;e gshe. vtbrrt. Austeson, 81 N lumber
SET s4as Shief E5-rscu. ,Iusseeon. 80 lumber.
sehs ! Es;s. 8,sslo@, Hai1Ai:, Isl N lumber iivn
sshr Josephine Dre1den. F.nnesan. G:een Bush 50
&ans renn,sstea esye1,n! :S r. tons cal
fss; aetsn IL 5 y ns
| sehr f1sbbswl .sn.s, Harding. = eotds god.
ssgs: s1'Ss
sehr Eiss. po., South ra,fn & ~ a ln;nesr;
Sess Ts1r3 oassn. HciasfeF: son'h H.ven. % cords
seor r Three Bella, k,ese .Ho!a-S. :oe:s xeea,
SLOW snNaa. Er,;tsoe. ,o ~, = e1eE .S y d.
seT ATs' assrtca. Gsand ns!ea. "a u ,aaser.
| ED.,..,,..,...........Julys.
5tnr Nay osee3. K.ita TTe R,ysfs tuadHas .,..
, 1864-07-10
Commercial Postscript
CHICAGO MAKKET--EYESiSG BOARD.

SATURDAY, July $3.50 .. n.
There ~as Entr attendsncc at tbs Sherman uouss
this eyt npg, and the iu Wheat md Com
were be1al st advance the pr!ces cDtait 81 on
Change.
WHEAT opened strong ucd.r tbs influence OF pr1-
TAte dispatches from New York quoting IN advance
IN Geld, End We no:e tales at Improvement nf &C
on Eo.1 spd &c oo No Spring over the extreme
nRures this naorning-the MARKET esosink rm ri SANS
9216k for No and s4.27@a.2aH for No Spring.
About g. 90 ali grades CHANGED hands foliowe
400 bu No No Spring at t123: 1oo ba do ss &a21k.
ffu1 hu 90 At g. u 1000 ba NO SprlaG TN Flat
Thcmpton'r,l 1t <217 ,t0o bu do at S1lsH; 1o.oo
In do at &2ld; 7.o bu do ut e.l5H; = 0N bu do at
$11s. .sto bu Rtjected Spring 1t s..oo
coKs wes nsEn a1d Ac.iv. 1t an advance OF 292kc
per bu. en- the eloEiug Quotauors on 'chs1zs. Mol
sold At +1&oal41; No. At 81 ssal.k, and rejected
1t a1:o IN store- The sales add up 5000 bu fol-.
lox4: loo bu No. st II Il; 2i.0od b1 d. At S..e
2too hu. No. 1t Il s1h Is eco bu- DO. nt ss7: CO.,
hu- do. at Il tsSH; SEQ hu, do 1t Il afA. 500 ou
do. at &1.s6: 2,soo bu. refscted ss s1.s9-all tha
nboye In s,ore. 6ta To no. eAt SIS, free bond.
Tue market c1oslns nfm at u +Bx LOT So.3,
Oars were dull and nominal at S0aSle for No. and
1t 1satcc for Ho.1.
FLoCn WAS held nr1uly. bat there v.a NO perce2:t.
bio change to notice IN valuss. ISLES. sl htl1 Gas
uc," and 4M brl6 EaRla Mills" Nnts w11te1 at
3191o, delivered.
HyaHwlErs were dcN And hetyy IT ts.ss II 50 for
city paeksges. About 10 bris soil this afternoon
IT'S.
, 1864-07-10
ALBANY CATTLE MAHkET,
[TtleE1aphed Exclusively to the Tr1ouae,]
QFNEiNa ukY.

ALnAS1. Saturday Evening, Ju1y .. 1851.
BREvFs-Thls hss been the bes. q arkst Ior iro-
ytrp that they hava had sucs the Tore part OF June.
Itopened With good number Of buyers from New
York in tho yetda. whose evident saxtety 70 buy
freely and early encouraged dFovers to ADVANCE
psictn A@Kc per D. Theie trans 1c!tons closei Fri.
day evening. their purchases ag.regxtinx At least
7teo head II prices ranging from ~ aloc per D. Taa
forenoon the Eastern took hold, anl have ae-
cured se.esal OF the bess dtoves- About 1900 will
70 IN that di1ection. and 80 some .N3 head wcra
shipped to Now York 4s c1ry ~ Thursday, but IL "
arc left here The cattle averaged very fatr, to
quality. notwithstanding the hot weather. The
s,il1trs III: fro.1tes Lester sold 1tl nltuos
eulerr. Averaging about 1900. about 1uc per and
J. Mitchell, II extra rns ana hsavy Kentucky corr.
fed. At about k<, and over; totAl receipts 1859.
S8EEP-Ou1S 7,tc0 In for Tbs week. aud With a
slightly improved demand prices hive advanced He
tc per D.
HUCS-Are etill lower. Good co-nttd western
averaging 80 Ms, ua1e sold to-day at 10*c ter D.
Receipts 2e9 Bhlpped to New Tork $50.
, 1864-07-10

Tt The following letter Is from Dr.. J. H. jog
dan, Of Cincinnati, 10 nr, Wilson, Of FttsbnrZ.
reDn.. In antxer 10 letter Of snquir; concerning
Dr.. James abfiitfes in the treatment ot private
dietests. Df. wilson krowtns d.. Iortan was &C.
enatn:ed wllh Dr. James. Dr. j. e. Jordan. WAS
ring the su!n1alr Of 1874 and VA frofesso. Of the
Iheoty and s'saetice Of Medicine, aud of Attesta
Nettta IN the American Medical Institute, OF Lon-
!sya'it ny. IN 1sc5i and 81 nr- Jordnn Is nov,
or Va. ~hen Inst heard iEum, EEactlcny IN Cincln-
nat!. tonly one days tzssel irom Chicago By, tnc
AT Line, whtre the aceptica1 csn refer to him.
Here is the letter rt:c11ed to:
CINCINNATI, july s. 1865.
"DR. WnsoS-Dc.r Sir: In answer to your n
qutssea. wGuld tay that haze kno9n Dr.. Iame-,
to7ruerfy o. James Lorx Hospital. New Ot1c4ns,
snd now o. Chicago. H.. Cd and o9 fot re lAst
his sno q psse Ice do not kuo hls superior, II
bis equal. knew him two years In Ntw Osleans.
And thfec summers In 1h. c1ty, and In both nlaces
had occasion frequently to recommend patients
Naattns tfesmeui n that line to him, and tn every
case 70 ~ - could learn. he was sn:cessfaf aud
Ease ne nort perfect satisfaction. he has, fom
sne ttArf ste The rudy Of what sre called Secret
ufsra.eS Speciality, aud hfs. heteEe> been nost
e1n1ueatly tuccets'1l. know OF no one to ~houa
nt<aa x9ho foones recommend patient M Or u l1tepa
Kindred complaints. o, chronic nlseascs which he
~ made h1s study. than to him. foo ean, I
tntGk, ta'ei5 rfconn1eud o. send euea patients 10
hiIn tn ease you do not with 10 treat them your-
'e1' Your r. st5'fi i. 5onDos, MD"
d. james cures syph5lie, Seminal weakness.
Urcaps.
DE. Janes' otace and parloEs ase &c Randolph
street. between State and Dearborn Streets Ten
fsRsaAe roone and III censn'!asons n; 10 eonaoea1ss
f11tmTH.2t
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sti! re fed TO the coTs: and tis, th9se animals
ting on tbs liver. il periodically eopted into il.
Health Committee maae its tour Of Inspection, the
1c.t a. WIS then *etn by our reporter who accom-
panied the committee On their smelling excursion.
Dut Rrtat change has oeen wzonght siaeo
obviate III cause Of complaint, bat soflcicntiy 10
to exons rate Mr. Croaby from the general sweep.
nE charge ntonsht asanss tnS 6n1. The
COW stalls. slopln1 from esst to west, formally
emptled dlrcc1y iato Tho rivcf. but were subse-
5 ssss @ the
tank. Whtze It is punped up and carted sway !;
three teama having been constantly employed
through the season foE that purpose. This sewer
Vet weather. Whea tas 1atu f. swes h,eGns liz m..ter
from the doors Of the eheds, but IN dry Weather
HI i Is quito eapsc1aus enonsn 70 CITY od evesy
In rainy times some ofStho tripptngs hare doubt-
less}y escaped over into the river, hut nat the
hs Ps ps I'd IL
10, and certainly rather minute lpspeetlon failed
WoIk oe ss e. m
leries, the cattle Of Mr. Crosby having been al
sold OF several days ago.
reaeon Dist, Is arl act of Justice to Mr. Crosby,
secondly a4 Indication Of relief II the other ca
] sea. by following bic example in tue ado"'on OF
kindred means. II Ar. Crosby does not p-..r any
Of his nth into the river, the ohers need not do
10 and is unjust to compel one to Incur an ex.
| pense which others are suffered 70 evade. Che
with vested iutereats Of any kind, 80 lon.
al The enios1nent Of location doas moi
| peril the health o. tho community. When this ia
| lhe case, the .peaplc naya right 10 step In aud
protect themselves at whatever. Issue, and the
T.ater acat give way to he stsons. as3 The alth
hn ~ tntra
the atmosphere Of the city. II this ca1not b
| Ne owett to Mr, Crosby to eay that We wer,
led into IN error on Friday through quoting
| contemporary. lie was not indicted as commit
ting nuisanee; the indictment did not extend Il
| bful
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Especial DlalIa!ch 70 the Chicago TriSune.]
ST.. Lou1s, sA'urtay E7fnsnx, Jnly9.
TonAcco-1he chtf:cZ amounted TO ores 80 Ahds
to-day and prices favored buyers.
F1oun-DIM AMI leavy. Sllfs Of ..725 bsls low
grade tupsr It $;25 $50 super =: 475; fancy do at
y. no stLzlc extra at fs.75.
Gnil1--Wheat quiet. Bales Of s3i sacks at 3i.le;
good fail at $40 and 1so prime do 81 10 PEI bu.
Cotn-CLolce lets better; common negfecfsd. Salts
of SIS sacte yellow mixed, prince u s. md
1t06 sAcks choics yellow and white Oh private tesmf.
Oats-tlow. Sales Of IS hnlec1s In two l1ts q. o
and s7s DO at &c per bushr. del,rrrtu Rye quiet.
Sales Of 10 racks ~ sl27x PEE bushel. exclusive
sacks.
NH1sKr-MAsket duh and lower. Sales Of 75 brla
before Change At e7a: - do high proof At 3ll and
81 do e.dnary proof on Change 1t 2:.u per gallon.
PHov1sloSs AND LAap-Fr1ces co. Il aue still, with
sales tt II sacks prime Dacan clear sta iec.
uerces prime steam ut 1sc; and 10 TO 50 do head and
nnt nj Lee ptr D.