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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-08

Office IN SuperiOr-St., cleveland. Q;
VIII be happy to meet --....
all those who are ai3ic- -sss s.--s ? rll.s
ted with subacute 81 - s. - Nj + ffSs5
chronic Diseases Ills = :. .zsrg q 5r-f7.l : 3af
treatment i8 entirely ~ ~ ~ - -lsS4
different from the old Z = 81 ,e1sA AES4k6T&a4
plan. and is mild, efi- ~ ~ slitA1
cacicus and effective. M
Gases OF Nervous and sslfst5 Pas SsHfFIR53
General Debility, Neu- -, =
ralga, Consumption, eS.<llt 5i-r5
4 Fits Throat Diseases, 7ikklaElslER
| Dyspepsia, Liver Com al51lAN t..s-
| plant, Rleumatism,
4 Seminal Weakness. Los8 Of Memory, Nocturnal
| Emissions, Secondary symptoms sexual DISEASES
SyphiIitic EruptiOns, liberated SORE Legs Str1c-
! lures, Diseases Of the Bladder and Kidneys.
] na Special attention paid to the diseases Of Wo-
/ men and Children.
/ New and reliable treatment for
-s ALL DISEASES 0f the EYE AAO EAR
~ Patients Of either sex living at distance, By
1 stating their disease in writing, giving all the
symptoms, obtain medicines with directions for
| use His medicines are Exclusively NeEetSa-
| bic Extracts.
Dr. Wells Electro Chemical Baths, for the cure CT
an Chronic Diseases and Nervous Complaints.
NJ spermatorrhea can be esectually cured By
| this treatment.
Consulting hours from A. NJ. to P. NJ P o.
Box 321B. 10 letters will be answered unless ti-ey
contain remittance a ten cent postage stamp
feb22-R2
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Sun Umbrellas and ParasOls.

r HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE
assortment Of sun Umbrellas and ParAsols,
Aiso 4 fne assortmen Of Woolen shawls for the
present season. m
viii be offered at low prices ,,,,
Iulys Cor. suPsriOr-Ss and Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-08

PURE lSYMPATHY.-Sore Threat,
Cough, Cold, ana similar troubles, if suffered 60
progress, result in serious PulmOnOry, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections, oftentlues incursble-
BROWNsS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-08

Deranged Digestion; Loss Of Appetite; Loss Of
Flesh COnstipated Bowels; Fitful and Nervous, or
Heavy Sleep, with lustiul dreams; Troubled Breath
ing Failure Of Voice; Irregular Action Of the harti
Pustuluus Eruptions ON the face and neck; Head
ache; Affection Of the Eyes; Loss of Memory; Sud-
den fushes of heat and BlushiuEs; General Weak
ness and Incidence; Aversion 70 society; Relaxed
Condition or Diminished Size Of the Genital organsi
involuntary Daily or Nightly Emissions; Frequent
Desire to Pass Water, with peculiar attending
sations; Melancholy, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-08

no CAPITALSTS-A GOOD IN
YESTMENT.-The undersigned offers for 3
The elegant new Hotel in Oil City, known as the
SHERIFF HOUSE. This House enjoys a large and
paying business and there is Il standing offer 70
rent the premises leass Of three years at the
rate Of I3 per cent. per Annum on the Investment
For particulars address
JOHN B. sHEBRIFF,
July ls-lsO On City, Pa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-08

As q reliable remedy for Coughs, Colds,
HoArseness, OF sny aneerion Of the throat and
chest, use, according TO directions given each
bottle, Madame zsdOs Portsr's Cough BSissm. It
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-08
pefiaI Aatlets,

A New Perfume for the Handkerchief
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-08

g aINays feaoIei never Isl anu TIC P0s51ssI0n OF
single bottle may, in case Of sudden attack
.roJes TO b. worth Gity times its cost HuRdredsO
thous7ds Of bottles o. this Invaluable preparation
are sold syery year in the United States sold BY
Druzgists. everywhere. Price z5 and 50 cents per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-03
s,uIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW-Y0RK.......D ScEnBsa 2
Cleared.

Steamship Bremen fDrem) Meyer, Bremen Oelrch Go.
Steamer ". Woodward, Cundif Baltimore. w Dsz-l
Shin Advance (br.b, GATES. Psnam, Merchant 'srv"r'
Ship London Robinson, London, GrinDel, Mnturn Co.
Barr Fannie Carter Ptiladciphi, . -
BARK Erwin ORR Wardel, Ma,eroras f. A. Hns-T TO-
prrk Gazefe Hlark. Barbalo-s. II. Towbrdse' sons .
rris Carl Johan tSwod P.ter..n Liverpool b@eter ~.
Ncru. n.
big sarah Croweu Br), Crowen, Kingston, JAM Brett
Mig Amanda Jane tDrl, Dalymple, CamPeachy JFwhs''
srr Henrietta rgrl Uodgdon, Bermuda McCo,t FIth-
Rhg r. II. A. Pts DR.. Pendie,on Hamilton, ber Md
dl,,on Go.
Brig MARY MeRca (Brl Lap-r Bremen. &. ysssnr
Bris Gentle Annie ORB Ptts lIiliiaI ID. H. p'N'i.
Brig y. St.veus. Barbour Philadelphia. q U.s. S~hin.
Brig Thomas Owen. Peten ill Sr'ytas ThOnpaonA
Schr. u. :. Miller, Crcby Washington
Schr " svr Cole, Washington. ,
scir G-orS. psrkcr lbLt Mcbride Grscnos " y, d. IL
DrWof
sehr Lizsi. Raymond Low, Bristol : Kenny.
scr John =. p,v. wal. Baltimore, r. H. turbur a.
schr ssrsh Lavins, Psrscr, Wssh'ngon, Bentley smith
Go.
Schr Levant (Br) Grab,n ST. John, y. b., F. l. Sevia'
Sons.
schr Ney wcRsi.. Wsshin;ou. Z. n. Nenner,
s,hr nrih Ilasoy DENY. WaIclan. II. = R.ckeu Sons
Schr Ko.suib Hayden. South Ambcy. ~ = Racts;ts Son
sohr w r. Buofen. Adams Baltimore. Baker Dayton
schr D. &. Higgins, colrsu, AeI1ndr.~, Bentley snth
4 Co . :. ~,
schr Mary Shields. wate, New Bedford EGsa'on@wood
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u ". VAUGHAN. Z
Additional Markets.

FRIDAY Dec. ., 1864.
HOPS nre in good demand. for export and
home use, and prices are supported. closing firm
nj 2Jq3-c for common 10 prime DID, We clip the
following from n valuable circular published IN this
city: Hops-Snce last report TIE position OF the
market has not changed materially. IL has now be
come well established fact that crop has been
deficient in the finer qualities. and il would require
only moderate export demand for these descriptions
advance prices without any reference 10 Exchange
We have exported since Oct - lr,i 10 Liverpool
steamer Edinburgh 10 bales IA Liverool per steamer
CITY II Washington lGl bales; 10 Liverpool per seam
cr City II Cork, - bales, 10 Liverpool, per steamer
Persia 2c2 bales; tO Liverpool, per steamer fcnnsyl
vaHil 40 bales; 10 Liverpool per steamer City of a
more - bales: 10 Liverpool, per steamer Peruvian 95
bales; To Liverpool per steamer City of London, l1J
bales; 10 Liverpool, per steamer Anstraiasnn, 222
London per steamer Celia I9 bales; 10 London. per
hip Plymouth Rock, 20 bales; Ia London, per ship
Daniel Webster, 20 bales; 10 Glasgow. per steamer
Caledonia, 20 bales To lsyre, per steamer Lafayette
- bales; 10 Bremen per steamer Newly ORR, UJ bales
10 Bremen per steamer America, 800 bales, 81 South
America ana other ports, 80 bales. Total. 1901 bales
id last reported so bales. Total G6 bales, Of which
nj least one-thrd were old; somciew Of good quality
sG3 and tho greater part consisting Of older growths,
which were shipped on account Of there being no
market for them here The stock hand If good
quality Of 1903 is very small indeed. and prices range
FROM 30 tO 4Oc per h. while inferior qualities plenty
OF from l2 10 20c per h., according 20 guilty. The
neglected by our buyers. and good qualities suitable
for brewing PURPOSES but not entirely free from mold
can be bought Mt 30 3Jc. per d. Choice qualities
worth about 5c per b. which Is equal at present rates
OF Exchange 10 about ll0s. sterling per cwt. free
board in England, about l40 frarcs per 80 kO, In
Havrc.
STOCK OF PORK AND BEEF IN pAcKHGYARps, sEw.YonK
IA M
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DcafhA Of Soldiers

, n TIE HOSPITALS IN AND ABOUT NETWORK,
For The veek ending Dec. ], 1864.
! 0HpoRfEp vHYErY NEW YORK TRIBUNE, BY A =
CASE, eovERxnxsr UNDERTAKES. NO. 3S GRAND STREET
uY.
Aaebe.r Charles % Co. C. I'd Texas Cav died at Fort
Columbus
Brown, john Co. 9th g. Inf died a, For, Columbus,
Brted, Austin A. ~ Co. H. 9h y. T. residence when
enlisted, WestpoTt, Erie Co., " Y
CsY'eppe Andrew Co D. seth n. Y died 9. Frank Hospital
Onchsre,t George, 81, Co K I.9h NY residence when
enlisted 1ioga Centre Jogs Co, N Y.
osse Franklin 49, Co r. 4th n. Y Art residence whep
enlisted Steuben Co.. y. Y
Ksinsr George aged r. Co C. asth N y died OF fry
trsLst
bus
Long Charles. sse - Co A. 1,hN H. A. residence when
enlisted l85 Ihrd.s NY
ossgt Longsdrf, Theodore age a. Penn; died AZ Fort
Richmond.
yeree John, Reb, Co. L. TeIa Cav died at Fort Colu
bus.
Hemy 8, Co. A, ssh n. y. died AZ Hart Island.
kxe Andrew age 2s Co A. 18th Penn Cav residence when
enlisted, snow Shoe, Centre Co, Penn.
Gose Jsrnes aye "a Co. g. lat Del. Cav residence when en-
listed, Huntsville, Kent Co, Del.
ohGpe George 10, Co A. Jh " g Cord residence when
- enlisted, MatteIson Co., Ohio.
Wsehs Nsthane eye 81 CO 45c l. 9, Core, rs BYodrl.
~ his
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EasAcnrcr. Arrived.

10 ,edr,hip Chine ran Lirer ooiMr Albert and son,
M rtrri. M. Stiles Mrs Cuiln aud children MI, Mrs
and Mis. Hunter and children, Miss r. Stevens D. Murray
ME- r. lockwood r.. Brinkuer e. Thomson, MI and MIS-
Wiia. W Slaughter Msr. Sharp and sons Miss Minra,
Mr. Wcer. Mrs and Miss ii&rd.stry Mr and Mrs crane
Ni.s Crane Mis-, Watts aud servant T. Norani NJ ana Mrs
Iialdemar Ma Haldenann, Mr. Anthony, Nj ISyor ana
con q Clay g. Simpson, JEo Lees, H. Weech u west ~
Iyes Bcccher w Watson aud brother Mr. Fueerald, ID
p Suock ~ Nichols Jno iiall Gov Rowson end lad; i've
Ldr.p soverness nurse. laid aud men servant G. eary
p ore w STRIVING Mr.. and sire ADAMS and ehi't Ms
Never and Mr and Mrs. Spof,id 3iss spcf sni ush'
Mr. and Mrs Turner and ed MIS-. liockley W Low grove
" Iizafd Mr. Nyse, a. Young l. Grant Loca~oo n1"iy'
: SIM elmer G.. Carr Edward King. Rev Or Ncnuray'
Mr. aud Ma. Li41 and erysn 4! Adter} r Ads.ry a.,
Dn Pa.n!c.. Nj Porlfo J. Goldajti, j. Crow, T. oarn
ucrrnn NJ snd Mrs. Terrified children end servant M
snd Mr. siufis Miss stusis, Mr.. and Mrs j. se"a MIS-
g. Cosrd Mis- pi',s Capt Edw rd, Mr. ahnur M GRAY,
Nr R--no.d. NJ. Seyla Mr. Bans. Mr. Meior Mrs ban'
gsr,.n Mis- Hagaun. Mr. aud Ma Haley and clnien, A.
Jtrwsrt SIR and Ma j. isrs Mr.. BROOKE, Mr. Esossiley
Mr. Maacsfii scholeield hr. hinenls. REV. o. feirni
IN ,fss ap Eresia1 star from hs,o O,ts'Hs-ion NJ y.
Borzano Hon. Rufu. King Cuter ard serynt' Hon X W.
Tai,ro Robt L. :. Hall Mrs E d. Hail. Mrs A. J. Frazier.
Nrs s. campbell Mr.. n. Drefns. r. Terry Mrs 1iemay
Mr.. j. J. Panstcad, J. II Mckee, j. + sper Mex ho's
n IT, Htoqn H. Smon- H. ~. Hug l.. }. Caldwell, }. j.
Holmes J. senwortz 2. Prlnk and q IN s'sera.e
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Obituary,...... For The Tribune
SURGEON BENJAMIN R. TISsLAR.

SURGEON BENJAMIN II. TlNSLAR.
The navy has again been called to mourn the
sss Of one Of her accomplished officers Dr. BENJAMIN
\. TNsLAR has been Suddenly called from long and
Useful career in bis Countrys service 10 that better
hand where the wicked from troubling and the
vsary are at rest" For than 40 years DR.. Tins
Dar full Surgeon duty most Of the time at sea-
His great experience in his profession his close aten
zion to his patients, his knd.beartcdncss good
and geniality OF disposition. made him q universal
fsvorie with officers and men, both at and or shore.
Hts success both n surgeon and practitioner Of med
acine, was remarkable; ard in Navy.Yards where he
Wss stationed. bis services sought by rich and
poor not specially entitled TO call upon him; and
were ever refused. He prominently model do.
snestc man and his deeth leaves vacancy in the fami
~ circle that no comforter but God fill He Of
sound orthodox views with regard TO religion q com.
municanl OF the church. and cndeavored to his
Master In Heaven az well AZ his felow.croatures On
earth. Light lie the earth upon you. dear, good.
genial old Doctor until the morn of the resurrection
Of the lust. b
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The earnings are SlOotJo greater than IN ieoo'
The bords of tho AdiIondac Co. were bid for 70
the extent OF g.. 100000 One million was awarded
at 90 and upward.
The Chicago Tribune of Wednesday says;
The call for MONEY today has been sctive from pack
era and the bankers have had about al they couu az
tend 10 TO supply ia. demand There are large Au',
Der Of hogs in the market and lover prices ana uen
competon absorbs them veg fast There Is ne prNe
strlngcncy reported in the money market bu1 syN1e
thing that looks great deal Ike II, wan IN appy
sion that that condition viii be rcrched IN ie" on! ,.
me transactions in grain small and prices without
mater Gl change.
AT Boston tho money market is well supplied
with idle capital, and there are moro lenders than
borrowers, at six per cent. Government seenH'
ties are IN quick demand for large and small
amounts and there is fair inquiry for bank, fac
tory railroad and copper mining shares, some OF
which appear to be desirable investments at the
present low quotations, they rcan DO bought at
considerably lower prices than they commel'ied
few months since.
AT Cincinnati the offerings Of both approved and
speculative paper very large; in fact, heavier
than the bankers AS general thing seem disposed
10 accept, and they all scrutinile it very closely.
The rates of interest in the open market remain un-
changed az iVd ID per cent, ioi his'-e'"ss siS''"'
and good business paper. The national banks are
still discountng at per cont, bcing restricted to
that rate BY their charters, but they very can.
tious al out accepting any but the most approved
PAPER Paper based purely upon speculative ven
lures meets with 40 encouragement at the regular
nouscs but IL taken 20 fair extent IN the street AZ
1924 per cent. The rcco pts Of exchange, p1rtiou-
larry from the interior continue very large and the
market is working heavily. The nominal rates re-
main unchanged at lilo discount buying and par
selling.
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Arrived.

Steamship Evrnn- Star, Bell New Orleans -ih mr. n'dse'
ard rass.. jams \. Riynr -, -
s,,sushir Clra Anderson, Liverpool @hu' via Qn"on'
TOW .0L ds.. and pass r. Cunirt Hal heavy gales most
sie.n IMP George wsshurton Gs.er New Orleans 2sh
AZ li,. AID pas II. u. Cromwell Co. Psssed IA tue
rivcf md W steam snip. Ariel and Oriental
Steamer Che-sr-ake, N.os PortaDd L.dfe and pass 70
sin isiiob stsrn'~r sAm,on Vct oJ-- -i
BAH F4nnie Cater rgy wvst. Il days. in ballast H. D.
Proosnan 4 Go. .,
Bsr. in.r, IN E.s.c HAioFd A,piawa % days, wool.
Sc, }. J.. boy.
B.ri AnieIap~ Doue cTrr nth M via Sal, Cay, T.
T. 2Gfh r1n sat 40, Roche Broa. Coffee.
Rig Ocean Traveller Manysnils, 10 days cedar.
nio.sles Sc. Thompson Hunter Eth Mt 81 "hes l. OF
NIX Ce,.sni. ,of whi.s,abe Fns) An.n z.n,- 90 days.
fruit, Doo =. Bailey. EIperinne"t h.avy wr"r,y gA''i
q uns foremost .os TOP .-sils aud pIt otl-f sa
Brg HcnEy Ebert lBr) Hills, Ne" Haven, In ballast HI
4 &. 4. ueN0E
sclr Caroline e.. rouiroy New.Hsvsr.
schf a4A Dyi. tof Nassau y. p, Feeling, Sega II
day.. noiass,s. +. '. KING 60
scfr J. l.. bew'.y. Lov.ini |irynia. wood
sehr H. r. No0.cy. Soper. New bern, DAYS IN ballast
schf ovsi; Peacock. Lingo. s,ono, in hlart. to iBatr
schr Enicott. Dancs Ponce, X, IL dsy., In ballast
NctcslfS Duncrn.
schr Phebc Morrow Hsvan, II dsv. fruit. tc. j. T.
Prsr.. 29h Ut i g. lon y ~ EEL In with large guam
sc Charlie and Willie. Montgomery. RlIAbethpor' FOR
Boston.
s Anna C. L,veiri,, sqlre., Sesbern naval stores: to
L. :. CIV.
sehr stephen Morgan Davi,, Fortress Monroe day' in
ballast. to master.
scir J.u.r. Nelson, Bart. G.orssio~n ~ Taunton.
Schr Sarah Mills, Tlus, Ssw Haven Tor TaGsler, Va
schr Cynth., Jane; Bennett Iagnson.
Sch Sale w. Adkins. stsus, Milton, Del, dys, lumber
scLr America, Kcyuo.d-. Provid.uce.
WIND-At Sunset, NE.
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AdVcf'l' urhr
Moves d Macy,

Formerly Officers Of the Park Bank)
Bankers, No. 80 Wall-st., New-York.
-FOUR PER CENT INTEREST allowed on Deposits
which may be made and drawn al pleasure rs with
the City Banks.
Certificates Of Deposit issued TO parties desiring
for rcmt;ances TO any pagt Of the United States.
Gold Com received Deposit, and Certificates
given for the same, payable OH demand.
Particular attention paid TO The collection ofNotes
Checks Bis Of Exchange, &c., on all accessible
points Of tie United States and Canadas aad cheeks
for the proceeds sent to The owners place Of bust
ness without delay.
Orders for the purchase or sale Of tho various Ia
| suite - Govornrnsnt Hud vthe' niookr, b"nds. an
Sold, promptly executed for the usual commission
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fashions AND t'IRESIDEs-A neat thhg LOT
Che ladies to look over at the family nreside n these
chill December dayois Dcmoests ' hiustra'e> monthly
and Mirror Of Fashions" containing niue OF every
thing from the latest novelty IN costume 70
she latest efuson Of the American Muse Tue NUMBER
fr January ssucd in tho hghest9tyle oip'ctorai Nus
atior together with valuable literary CONTRIBUTORS
nom famous writer's including gem from popular
living poet, who has not yet celebrated MS se'en'ra
hrth-day.
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MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL MEErING.-A pub

MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETIXG.-A pub
lie meeting under the auspices of the New-YoIk Sun
day School Union, will be held in Irving Hail. Oh
Sunday evening at y O'clock. Thc Rev. c. 3 Robin
son. Rev. DR.. IL. ID. Ganse, Rev. c. W. Bolton and
WIN. i. Dodge, esq, viii address lie meeting. The
purp1e Of the Union is TO educate our neglected
children by gathering them into Sunday Schools ana
the meeting is called to promote this work choir OF
three Hundred children v ii be present and sing num-
Der Of favorite songs.
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nethod Of pTOtecting the windows and

The method Of protecting the WINDOWS ana
Aoors OF our residences IRON. burglary by electricity sug
sssed and introduced by Mr. T. HOLMES popneor o. the
Burglar Alarm Telegraph, No 252 Broad"ay worthy OF
candid investigation 1t has been IN alton IN car own
louses evsral months and have the fullest confidence
= tts usefulness and efficiency
EDWARD DopsE. Clara Dodge Co. Bankers. Walt;
j. g. TRKvoR Trevor Colgate. Banker, wan st.
II. A. TUcKEk, Eanvleck Tucker, BsnAers, bToodst
Gen1 PEIIIP S. CROOK, fUltou-st Brooklyn
Jonx A. LOTT, Judge supreme Court, Brooklyn.
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iAJvest... meni.l
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK,

CoEsEn OF BROADWAY wALIsr., NEW YoEr.
Deals exen,yoy and specially in Government Securities
30 notes 500 Iof. and Sizes Of 1891 stamp, Specie
sud State money. Interest allowed accounts By reeil
agreement. D. o. ApW' rfs'SenI
l.. sooniLD, Cashier.
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spoken.

2ch u, - steamship Guiding STAR Leree fOr New Orleans
by Evening star
Ith alt ~ Wilmington. u. 9 yunboat X. II. cuy'er.
l8A ut, lot. ~ Ion. ~, ship American MON.
2lth ut. oil Block Island. bhg Delhi. for N-w-York
I'D inst, oil sauibro Cay, hn; Persia bound wv.
let inst, sL " ~ ion o. a. steamship Au..raaan hence
for Liverpool
M inst. lat DC &c, lon "A q, sseamship Eagle. hence FOR
NV Orleans.
g3l u lat 20 lon IS a. steamship Persia, hence for Liver
pool. So
18th u La, 20 s. lon. 20 a. bark AW Sing Teton boand T.
18th ui lat. s! %, lou - ~. L. ;. .upboat foquo
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fAdver.isener: ]
Or. TA1BoTs CONCENTRATED MEDICAL
PINEAPPLE CIDrR

4. PnKvENr,r. OF sicryEss-Ths experience that
o., Talbot has he'd for the last twenty-five years con
vipces MIN thai IL time the pubic had article o1stru
sh.t will pfeyou, sickness Tie article offered is Dr Tai
BOTS Mebcsed Pnsappic Cider, designed Tor Ell ciasrs'
old and young. u IL 20 the Doctor bGt Is en-
rrely new TO The prbic One quart bottle VIII iatt
veil person year. This il rather new MODE OF DOC
aornr ueverthe will millions tror being .ieS
ls paw three year 10 keep from ee SO
than TO pay ten twenty doas IN doctors NILS and a. ~ On
MOI for the loss Of the Inconvenience Of being sick
To prevent Sickness follows Add one teaspocnul OF
Ee4cated Pineapple cider 90 lumber OF cold water and
drink the FIST thing ei.eT you rice IN TIE morning ana VIC
sane before you r-tre Il night IL VII ncfease ne
and give viror aud action the system celebrated New
York merchant who has nsde Thorough iTial OF the fr
apple Cider Dr. Tbo, that be gained ten pounds Of
fesh in one month the It rs he continues lis use as
above directed ami hhds It very beneficial ssys as proved
an entre preventive sckress in his Also another
elkno,sn gentleman in New FORK has used the Medca,ed
Cider constantly for years and has not been SICK one day
trriue thst time .
Price So PER bottle nD quartz For sale everywhere Sent
6ve by express recript OF price.
All orders should be sddre.sedto
Is. I. BABBIrr.
sole Agent,
Roi G. s., 6, G., sc, 20, 2 sne "a WashingtonH,
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s5,OOO,ODO,

THE FOURTH NATIosAL BANK OF THE CITY
Oh NEW YORK. -
IIXAECIAL AGEST or THR CSiTrD aTAIEs.
Nos - and - linc-st. y. 4.
This Bank has ready for sale GLOWING tie commis-
sion 10 puIchasers) L. = $40 notss. which at maturity
ore convertible into a ST. per cent gold bcaying loan
collects warrants, certificates. maturnR hams anu
rfis md attends 10 a financial business With Govnrn-
mcni Parties wishing 10 avoid tie delay and incon-
yeueuce of direct correspond with tie Depart
moIts are invited Ia APP ~ at THIS Bank.
MORRIs KE;CHUM, President.
ID W VAUGHAN Ca hiCy
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SrarE W Srw-YoRK,
PoKr-WARpHSs OYyicr, No. loi Wa'st !
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section o. the passed April 10, 1851 entitled An
Koorssuns the ardrns Oiee of tho Port of New
YORK." q persons interested Ia. having charge Of the
sub.c matter Of such inquiry, examination or survey that
the following vessels ARE now uuIor ANIMATION by the PolI
Wsfde aud that til, said Guryoys examinations VIII be
completed within tea days neIt succsed. tLu nosice on
board said vessels:
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Brig Prins Oscar frederick................BN y. IL
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MINTIiORsE TUAifkINS, President
J. Ar0s HERKInAs. SECRETARY.
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Do HOT DYB YOUR HAIR If 1t Is becoming
INV u,s Morris CHRxICAL ronApE, which viii restore ito
Solor Sold by Druggists at IS and 20 bottle Depot
Ne 81 BarcIaysl
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THB natural HISTORY or MAN-EthnoiVsy
speudne the Manner Customs Religions ond Modes Of
fAfe in the Different Families, Tribes and Nations VIII De
stv.n I'm TIN PHYSIOLOGICAL JorRSAL for 1865 Monthly
n veal, FowLER VILLA, 3ee Broadway, y. y.
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PoLIcF CAPTAIN JoURDAN AND THE RloT.-
A tribute in writing" To John JonrdaD. Captain Of
the Sixth Metropolitan Police Precinct New-Yors on
hts receiving splendid memento from the citizens Of
tbe district in commeUoration Of his brave cond1ct in
b<en presented TO the Captain by Francis Caddel.
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The excellent lady who presides at our break.
Est table needed supply Of Coffee We ordered rom
eur Kroers box OF KvSTs FAST INDIA CoyYEE the in.
Ante delight Of the whole household Price 20 per D.
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WINDOW SHADES,
Gold Holland &c. new .yles Shade Fixtures, at reduced
go. 6. L. 4 j. b. KELLY
No. 90 Broadway.
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D,c. 2-stenner-Co,opsxi, Ms!po,t. Haze.
Slip Stanford.
BAH Fannie
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Schooner -Four Sister,