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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09

Coon NEWELL the testimony Of our
exchanges is to be relied upon, our citizens
have a rare treat in store for them, for We
learn that the prOpristOrs Of the POlOPd-
comorama, which has created such |iirOrs
throughout the Wsst, will remain in our city
for i've days, commencing on Tuesday next.
This very popular exhibition consists OF
6 series Of tablsaux illustrative Of the
present war, which, by the aid Of intricate
machinery, optical illusions, and chemical
effects, arc presented to the view With such
astonishing vividness, that the delighted
spectator is at once transported in imagin-
alton to the scene Of action. Hundreds are
turned away from the doors, wherever it
has been exhibited, and We sincerely regret
that, on account of other engagements itl
stay with Us will be SO short.
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CITY NEWS.

EXEMPTION papers for persons improper
" enrolled or drafted, being aliens, or OF
unsuitable age, ara prepared by j. D. CleVet
land, United States Commissioner, over Pos
Office.
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The rush still continues at the Great
Bankrupt Sale of Boots and Shoes, 10S Su-
psrior street. The splendid stock must be
closed out regardless of prices. june9:i54.
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+. 7. MONEY lIARKEF-June s.

HoaSy-Actlve and firm at Sal per cant.
9terllRg ELokGngs-Seliing at ITO for gold.
Goid-MOre active and frmer. Opening az l94,
declining to 935S, aud closing firm At 1855
&OVoEnno9E SEooka-SteAdy. U. 5. Skies OF
1881, eoupOas, IS&Allsh; Five-twenties, coupons,
T0gEaInbaE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09

RAILROAD Accident AT KENosHA--Last
Monday frightfuI acsidsnt happened on the
Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad, near
Kenosha depot, by which three men and
boy, employees of the company, were seri-
Ously injured. A mischievOus boy had
placed a large stone on the track, covering
it with mud, by which the locomotive, ten
der, baggage and two passenger cars were
thrown from the track and psrcipitatsd down
an smbankment thirty feet high. The en-
eipssr. John Duff, Mr.. Kittridgs, the En-
1-sss Messenger of the United States Ez-
press Company, fireman and waiter boy
we're all badly injured the engineer very
seriously, SO that doubts arc entertained Of
h.s recovery. None of the passengers were
injured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09

CHOICE oOlors in new ribbons opened
at Mrs. ShsW's Rooms this morning.
June 2;157.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09

CHEAPER THAN CoFTOE SHIBTING.-The
Irish iinsns, selling at the closing out sale
Of I. P. SherwOOd's, are much cheaper than
cotton goods. may23
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09

UHIrED STATES COURTs.-In the cases
set for trial to-day, George A. Hartman
cy and treasury notes, and Joshua Webb
charged with counterfeiting coin, failed to
appear for trial. Their rreoOgnizancss were
forfeited, and the 81 900 deposited SIS socu-
rity for Hartman's appearance was ordered
to be paid to the United States.
James B. McLsughlan, Of BellefOntsine'
Logan county, Ohio, was appointed United
States Commissioner.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09

Bankers, No. 95 Superior street,
are buying JULY, SEPTEMBER, AND
NOVEMBER
United Stntes Interest Coupons
at tho highest rates of premium.
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ATTORNEYS 81 law.

H H. MERRIAM, ATTORNEY,
HI . OounssIior, Notary and General Collection
T191E Omos ls8 BupsriOr-bt-, Cleveland Ohio.
cOEsotioha made promptly ana on IsesoRs5h l5S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09

FRIeHrTUL AcCIDEET-A Boz LITERAL
LY Mashed TO PIEcEs.-A terrible accident
occurred yesterday morning at eleven
O'Clock, at WooIson & HitchcOck's Foundry.
A boy, about the age of fifteen, named Al
bert Cries, son Of a worthy workman in the
establishment, mot with sudden and awful
death. He was caught in one of the large
bsIts. connected with the machinery, and car
ried forward and upward with fearful vslOc-
ity over the shaft, probably some fifteen or
tvepty times. The first knowledge Of his
situation was undoubtedly after he had pass
ed through many revolutions, and nobody
seems to have been cegnizant Of his presence
about the betting before. Tho engine was
stopped and the remains released. 1t was
found that nearly all his limbs were broken,
and his body bruised and mashed into ter
ribIs condition, caused by striking against
the beams and raftsrs of the building. 1t is
one Of the most saddening affairs known to
our city for long time. The father Of the
lad lives upon Granger street, and was at
work in the Foundry 1t the tims'
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COmMEROIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
aOREIEe LEADER oFFIuu, l
"WEDNESDAY EVMHIHa, June 8, 1854.

WEDNIalIN NVNlII1s gNl3 . ~
ReoelDts-Tns following are the receipts Of grain
By rail during the "A hours ending at hslI-pAat one
O'Clock to.day.
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CHICAGO nIARKET.JUNE 8

Especial 70 the Cleveland LEADER-l
RIouF-5aIOc higher. Sales Spring extras at s6,lS
vFheat-2az3o higher. salss at aI,sOSl az for
No 8oripg and el,z6HAl,2S for No z, closing hrm
nCrn-1Ec lower sales o. No ] At d. .lZalt ~
and No 2 a. 81, ,OS4aI, ,O9, closing weak
lOatE-lc Esr. SALES ct 69Ha7lo for No ], closing
weak
Hnrley-Dull. Sales No Tat q 20.
Whiaky-lc lower. sales at sI,z3al,A. eloaing
weak
fIess POrk-Duu. Sales at $500.
Iard-FiTm at l3Sal3Ac.
FrsighIs-Weak ~ lSc on corn and l0e on oats 10
Buffalo.
Roso 4, PreniIss1 PrOUlalon Market lte-
pert
Unaa-SuRar-cured premium hams 3 A.s.--.-.l3
CanVassed hams , b.......-s'.''..'-''--'''-'tSS
Dried Weot- s's.-s'ss''asi
Rhnuide Fa-Sugar-curBd q h.---..-.sss''s.-'--ate
BHeon-Or Smoked Sides . b.......,s: -,
V0rd-Pffme leaf kettle renderd In ooi8 D-ssi5 ~
Prime leOf ketfl render'd In kegs . n--l2 e e
Porh-No mesa p 49,
Extra clear p bbt..-.-...-s-.-.-.. -
- No ira charge made for packages or earLA5o
10 rairosd depots or boats All articles are variant
"a strefy prime and equal TO anything 10 the otate
Orders prom pity nllsd. Our sugAr-eured bans hha
Esftle-rsndefed Lard took the nrst premium aL tne
late Ohio state Fair, hOSH . fhAAAA0S'
iuly4-H
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LEGAL ALINTELLIGRNCR.

POLIoz CoURr.-Ths following cases
were disposed of yesterday:
John Mason, Tom. Tilly, silas Brown
Nancy Turner, Chss. Jones, John Mahahey
james Parker and Thomas CribbOn wsro
each fined 81 and costs, fOHbeing drunk.
John Redman, for vagrancy, was sen
bSifsSS sitSSif.f is 70 dn"' hard inh-- : II
Nicholas TiIghman and James Brown were
fined costs for assault and Battery.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS \ Dress Circls.........sItts it's
Reserved Oruhestrh stalls -.... .-....b0 cts.
~ The next family uiatinsa will take place SAT-
urday, Juns lltb, at reduced prices:
Orchestra p cts.
NhldL ..........-.. DO cLl.
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City Council.

THURSDAY EVENING, June 7th.
President Of the COnnOil, Thomas Jones,
in the chair. All the members were present
except Mr.. GOldrick.
The reading of the minutes Of the last
meeting were dispensed with.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09

HeIias Howard, Z n f'homss,
" Z Smelling, Michael Qulrk,
Peter Mann, John Hart,
Martin Gallagher, Ezra KnowltOn,
L Moore. Benz Greene,
Theodore A Andrews, John Neal,
Burt Adams, James Tracey,
John Dempsey, Barney McCa-ty,
James Atherton, Peter Gunther,
Thomas Gilmsrtin, Dudley. KImball,
Jason Werner, g. f. Pierson,
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AMDsEMCNTS.

A OADEMY OF MUSICI bzg,
n BANK-SE., NEXT 10 AEaIEs HoUsH. S41f
JOHN ELLSLER. R............. Manager and Proprietor
aES MaEagsr.
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PRICES OF ADAIssIOS-BOEes and Parqustfs, 50 ets:
Family Circle, 35 cts; Gallery, 5 eta Single
Seats in Private Boxes, 70 cts. Entire Box, 81,
e3 and IS. Seats secured during the day, 50 cts.
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Dnsincss Noiirrs.

NArE's HONEY or H0RBH0USD AND TAR,
For the Cure Of
,CousHs CaD. INFLUENZA. HoARsRSEss, DIFFICULT
BKgA-HrSG AND ALL AFFECTIONS THE THROAT,
BRONCHIAL TUBES, AND IrsGs,
LEADING TO CoysusrroS.
Thi riabls remedy composed of the Hcnsg Of he pant
orehound h chemical union with Tar BALM extracted rem
.be LIZ PRINCIPLE Of tie forest tree Abie Bilnea
Balm Of Gilead.
The Honey of HorchoCud ,ootr. and all rtsiOn'
and inA,ns.ions and the Tar-Bau ceoH' aas hea!' the
sbros All passages eedng the lungs. Fre additions
Ingredients keep the organs cool moist and in hethni &C
zion Lee prejudice hrde you from testing this sovereign
remedy Of an usog, physician and chemist, who biie
thoroughly tested years bis extensive private practice
a. Is safe suro and pleasant the Tar Balm bens entirely free
from the offensive qualities Of ommou tar
PRICE, 80 CTS. PER BoTTLs
For ssle By al DrIg isis. o., 49,.
No. - CcdaI-st., New } ora.
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The sunday Mercury VI TOMORROW viii caslsass
the attention Of tbs public Of tho most bia.s ~
varied numbers Of that GREAT SOCIAL ORGAN Jet Lued
Military New, embracing every item received II. Peds.
Capital UP TO FIVE 81 SUNDAY; the atcs, news fros
Richmond important aud exclusive information oresadcw
tine Of the rscy letters from Orphes
C. Kerr the Historian Of the Mackcrei Brigade and "1s
Dsbsndod vo,untesrr fascinating aud amusing dish a
Table Tai " SOLDIER Correspondence from s the Unira
Camps Report OF the brilliant Ball Of the Negro Aocrscy
at the Prince st. Halt; vigorous Ea.oa political and gee
eral the Market, and Shipping News up midnight Sat-
srdsy; tie i;s. Fund Exhibition with the painters and
GLACIERS Of tie Academy Of Design sosn up,g sorirs saa
sk,che. by beet writers Of tue day; all Local
fully Foreign Correspondence; Original Humoo.s
5keches Social Eocsn icitics Goodhumored hih every
thing Inte sence the Latest European and Do
nestle papers ard in short everything special and geaerb "
propril,s O. feature OF srea. popular ncwspaper Tor q
cas.e. " II G,ae IN t. model isus of the model Newspaper
Of lie age. Tue SUNDAY MERCURY h,s CiRcUfA-
TioN equal 20 that Of ALL THE OTHER stSDAY NEWS
PAPERS pu5,,,hed in th, city. THEE TINES TOLD
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Ibll -.

AEMsTRONG-Kied IN front Of Pe,er.burr on Saturday,
Aug L. 1885, Lieut. Robert W Armstrong Company q, ad
Regiment, L. :. Color-d Troops
The funeral services will be bed On Sunday afternoon Nov
n In the Wa.hng square NJ r. Church ,Forrhst, near
sixth ave. q O'Clock The officers and members Of the
ga Regiment sew FORK Volunteers. Hav kiu Zousvcs,
and also Of the 18Th Regiment New York Volunteer
are respectfully invited to sn-Ii. The body will be d.
posted the Second 81, vault, and fom thence conveyed
t. Rhinobcck for inieTnent.
COUTAN-Gustavus J. Contsn-
The funers will tale place from 81 Charles Church Sidney
place. near Liyipg-ion. Brooklyn today u 2, oc.cS1
invited to attend without further notice
COWDREY--On Friday afternoon Nov. % CorDela Looiss
youngest da-eeT Of tne late Peter a. dfey N tue lh
OF ber
Notice OF the funeral hereafter
GABLE-On "wednesday Nov q Joel = Gable. late
Der OF Co IN Regiment Conneei.cu' Volunteer ased a.
The relatives and friends Of the family SRI respectfully invited
william Born, No sS Sixth saturday Nov % at
O'Clock
KIMBALL--At New Rochelle "Wednesday. Nov. 2, Mis-.
May kinbai daughter Of PhilandeE and Mary ~ kirba,
TIE friends Of the family ae respectfully invited to attend
fune al from No 20 West Iw cEty .htlsi, Saturday,
Nov. 26 at O'Clock p
LANE--On Thursday morning. Nov. a. OF iuhammAory
Group Sarah T. youngest daughter Of Joseph NJ and Sarah
The end. Of the family invited to attend t.
funeral Saturday afternoon, 1t CLOCK, at Ie fe.ieacs
Of her psrsnts. Caromoni, \. J.
MINTURN-ln this city "Wednesday evening" Nov q.
Robert Mntun Of New BEGnswc,, sew jersey ION Of she
is friend. respectfully invited to attend his funeral from
the Church Of the Holy Communion corner OF Iseniie
o. and >ixhEv-., Saturday, the 10Th inst, AT ocloc A.
The relatives requested TO meet AZ the house Of hi,
brother kd~ ard Miniurl NO. 20 West Twenty 80: 81
II. O'Clock
MAXWELL--At Newark Y. J.. Thursday evening Nov.
"A, George OF the lat. William A. Marvel OF Brooklyn.
in the ian ye.r OF his
The relative. aud OF the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral from the residence Of h. mottr No
1I3 Orchard hewsrs y. J.. Monday morning Nov 20
10 o'clock The remains viii be tsien TO Isyio~n for
in.sfMeu
SMlTH-sndienly THURSDAY Nov. ~ Julia e., only
daurh-r al Mary sid Ale1 WaIron Smith ss-d ~ year
sud month";
The friends II The family invited 20 attend IRE bnrial from
the redence Of her psT"rts No. "a est Thirty fourth
on Monday morning Nov % q; II O'Clock without further
notice.
SiLLIMANA' wHaven. Conn. on Thursday, Nov ~
BENJAMIN ShInan ~ the Both ycsI Of ms
Hi iends respectfully invited u attend bic funeral ron
the Centre Church, kewilsyen, Monday, Nov ~, at
clocs.
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70 THE -D.L5 " AMERICA
lyon = PERIODICAL DROPS,
VOWS rsI-TfDDTtAT. DROPS

l.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
TIE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY.
qHE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY,
cure all complaint. n- len, 20 te seH aud remove a. 90
,,ci,o,, OF rsiu, from wlleser producing health
yigor. rnA strength.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
are better lhsn al pills powders aud uosrums ociAsA h'u
prrparsoH their ,cou direct and positive and he''
potiug bot good sense 10 see ana uh1o'lu '
r,,.o why they ears al those is which the female system
i.sut,cc with dI.patci snd degree Of cera'ny when
nothing ba, scientifically compounded haid pfspA anon
co,ld f,.sh Tiey are, IN 10, most obstinate cases
RELIABLE AND SURF 10 Do coon
RELIABLE AND SURE TO DO GOOD
AND CANSOT 30 HARA.
AaD CANNOT DO hAIlh
TO tho mot d, l,air constitutions
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS vil certainly produce 10
regular r,,u1n Of NATURE su sdsy OF two before the eI
,,ied period ard l maxim IN Ae pi 3e''ioa, ill Pre-
vsntion l. better than cure
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS lave o'en used by ever
,wen,yhye thousand l,die. within the Pas MONTHS and
III. testimony Of oil H. III surely oaFes'
CAUTION CIV IpNl
Re-, in mind tia, gu.nn,ee my DROPS TO Guar Sup
p,,.on Of the Mcnses from vheTer cus" though care
should BE- taken ascertain pregnancy b" the cause as
DROPS would be- produce nsearase II tahen WINE
and all rau;lon'S NJ
wish It di.tinc;y under,,ood that de- MOI hold y'ei e
.uon.ib, when used under such circumstance.
TO MARRIED LADIES
hey err peculiarly adapted ss bis ihe mou.h. Prr'od
wish such perfect regularity
If Won wish relief taks no ol.sI.
sent by mel e,prc.. to any pnE ., tie world The In.
md. are generally a.. them ri 20 per ho'te Out
N sent BY requires 10, additional " prepay pose-ss
With. -. al n. ,as
JOHN l. LYON MA Prsriiing Physeisn' NO. ""
Asssi fyur no be
p~r,onay ~ letter concerning d,esses aud rmae weak
&. q. CLARK & Co.,
Ee~Hsyen. Conn.
Gcnsal \ .en,, for United s.atss.
FoTns in Nsw.roriby
DRMAS BARNES Co,
No. "a Pakros,
=. c. WELLS Co.
no. ll,frinklin-s..,
IL. IL. UELMBOLD,
No. 90 broadway.
Aaa Gil Dtz.s. aud Apo'h'e'''' In 10 ctr I'D COUNTY,
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COES DYSPEPSIA CURE
Cure, lie ma, 81 Disease. tal orsnAe !" di''rd"u
SrOIACHor BOWEL,

TIE fofosin, f. rom .he Kcv. Vim. ''ey"rr
Messrs. tDiIoin sFTAE JOrRsALA torEiEs. p Sifp'sh
,his ny -tr seAbO+ ied-men 10 he only rf'si'i I'm
appeared VIKING ,syc u 'ir' 81 as P ,hS'el prae
alo" ny statement place IN yonr columns - -,
For the last zen years have been ' cfh "i orpePs'
time. - BID fltt shat -te night pId dt'' f" ne
ncr, moruirf and in the way nom i'rHna nta mn
and have often gone vlfos my g. through i-H ~
iii. s1.rne IN til. th,. the go dose -
Co.'s DysT~p.is Cure. u stepped ny ptn IN orr Hi.-
10 gess NY conhd,sce d. strong ny hpSr'
tbs, went home AMI nt- M Of ham snd ,lg''oo
lev drop, u tie AMI snioyedN 9-itcr tLan 49, -
L,y, eaten On ten y-ar. ave taken only one bo'ile anf
r,nrot eIIIaiu hrt a. ss c,uiou 'hlr M cured 80
he who sGd Zone ins kno. ;l4' S,reas = e a.
now See. v ~ '-N ---''
Prom IN. Pa,,or f.hc D. +. Church. Md son. Corn
Willingly testify % - yiIs arciein- ItsT OH s.S
hld.s,u, o., Jane ~ BOA razor w. l. N'-"''-
Ibs,e found coas Drprpn, CvsE % poe1, he yi-tn''
atuiDuirJ a. a b. The f.1yfietor' T. d. 41tIN'
New Haven, July 2, lsb'
CHotEa, nosrrs Moor e.. O.. clark Co. for 10y
recornurnd togs DgsPEP's tcAh i'f Dhorr, Nofou -
hilh =, you prs.e o',5 u'y NAM. ~ m = "',~i'-- a.
her hs'eE, july, 1907.
From tn. berra, Ari,ed rom ,a- q cor. DTsFnrs
to tie without H. sd -i''- a. Who - ~, 800
ysdi.oa, Jun ~ lot
D2rgor OF. q 1874
-. e 3 ct,vr d., . r h.r. r~.,ulcrdrd the DoE
thsy b.so tsi,a sl.ucd NJ DcroSI' DrHesi''. ]
Cv-ror rorsr -srsvErrRp osg1cn, Ra''imore Ma
k..., DHnA. bAsss. co. Sew oIk f.r 49, SEND
IA, ty fApfs.. I.flr for- DTrFlsiA rAE " ~ ~
" s.uet Jors MCJiLr0s
PRICE, ~ PER bottle
e'h'' Z V. CLARK & coz
A,s dAg'l. 80. f-opf. '.'r%
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FOa ALL EORS.s OF
LUCRATIVE DISEASES,

LUCRATIVE DISEASES,
tl.r o. N, Nose Throat Tongue Spine Forcs~d scalp,
no remedy has ever proved rs equal
IL AS A GENERAL RLooD-PuRIFYLSo AGENT
THE LIFE SYRUP STANDS UNnvALED BY
ANY PREPARATION IN THE WORLD.
Disease, OF the s2re Usually developed M the young II
Di,ea.e Neuralgia and ~ nervous Dseasss, and Ladies whe
are suffering lrsra Dise.,os for which thsy loss
know what to d. we suli advise the Of cONSTITU
TIoN LIFE SYRUP. irwin reston their ,alhd co aate
nance strengthen thrir wek hack AMI side give them
energy new life aud hsppinoss.
THE RICH AND POOR
Are liable to the sane d,easeA Nature and scSnoe hs'
uaie the Constitution Life synp for the heneht OF all
PURE BLOOD
Produce, beatty and women and the constitution II
eseced in youth dis,se and early Death tho result Dc
not delay when the means are 10 nrar hand and within she
reach Of all
CONSTIT CTIOS LIFE SYRUP
Ia the Poor kl,a's Friend and tho kch Mans blessns
BUY III, TAKE II. AND BIZ CURED.
IT ~ UNIVERSAL IN ITS EFFECTS
WIN. II. GREGG, NJ. D.,
/ SOLE PROPRIETOR. NEW YORK.
| P.ic.. 81 per Bottles Six Bottles for So.
rvseut BY Express to I'll parts Of the country.
MORGAN & ALLEN,
Wholesale Druggists, Agents
NO. 40 CLIFF ST. NEw.yogE
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TA6verilrnent.i

! Give CONSTITUTION WAITE fair trial.-We
rnean ypu who are under specialists care from year
& wear and we particularly aude 70 ladies who are
Constantly resortng 10 local s,eatmen and all sorts of
l,ca applications for Diseases with az much chance OF
suces as there would be from local applications 10 the
Throat for diseases of the brain. Sold wholesale by
koeoAN & ALLEN. no DO Cliff ST.. and all drusgsts
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AGEfrtlsfAeiII
JEFFgss No. 573 Broadway, Is row prepared
e. sell lis Ladies' and Chldrcn's SHOWS anu "chts
Pain aud Fancy SLIPPERS prices u suit the times
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In establishing office II this city for IRE exclusive ros
nent o, Cs,rrh and ia complication do al the sue
geon and eurcsy OF many prsons residents OF New Yot
and vicinity who to eIt@n, acquainted with the
happy attending orr professional labor IN this specially
dufng tie Ia, eight year. ia Boston From the experience
thus acquired together with every facility and advantage
viii CHI bestow in he aud crnbeihIoen,
Of our profession respectfully er,end service. to he
pabIic tie that in ftTc in tie pat, hAl
he our esue, os,yoI The cpdcnce cpcsed in
xii.
CARD SPECIAL
Whereas very many persons have cal ID upon wo suer
from Csahs Disease and who have many instances paid
eIorbtan, fe, .sdoa! nounteba' In this city. and
~ bec6' justice ,ursef sud the public we'll all soo
person. who may desire may command our professional
services for the disease question. tEER OF CHANGE for
yKcrs o, wha. are pleased tenn Ssdioa Hydrokoro
and one Csarha Disease when and where
al other known and methods have totally failed Refer
enoe ia given to patients daily attendance at pro-
.ions room. % whose testimony will q. oil times cheer
fs!iv submit CLEssoN PRATT. 81 D
THE MEDICAL SPECIALIST.
exploiting the Structure Functions Diseases and Treatment
Of IN Organs OF Special Sense a by mail TO any adIra'
upon receipt or prce-2s Gents.
oouimuai osiions to he add rr-s-dto
Dr ;. CLEsSON PRATT.
No. w broadway. h-w.Yort-
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MARRIED.

SEINNFR-PIilLO-ln Rosiyn. l.. L. on Thnnkssiynr Day
Nov "a 1864 by the Rev. samuel Fly Peter skinner 81
New.l ork City 20 Mis-, kse Pho OF the former place
Observation-Disclosures Wedne.day. Nov. l6. by
the Rev g. 4. Hoscboom. d; the residence OF the bride
father under the flag Of tie Union. Mr. EDWIN ~ Nsds
worth Of the Regiment New OH Artillery, TO Mis-
D,ia l. atlrop all OF ul1illa.
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F. A. Kennedy's Extra Fine Family Crackers
ord Biscuits Cambridgeport Mass. Sold by all hr.t
{. ass croocrs. j. y KING Agt, 10 Cortlandt-st N y
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Dr. Wjstnr'. BnIsn,n Of wild Cherry,
ONE OF TuE OtDkSI
AND MOST RELIABLE kEMtDIES
IN THE WORLD FOR .
COUGHS, COLDS, H0ARsEEEs5. bRohChIlls'
And all disease, of the THROAT, LUNGS and CHEST.
II does not drv M cough and leave the seed' ~ ronsnmp
top in the system but Ioosens and cesnsos he unss oil
impsr,sA p,,
Up D-NsMOnF. no. toi BROADWAY, Ns~ 'ott-
= W tOWLE q Co. NO. IL TREMONi-SI. bssSn
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER s6, 1864
D-.. rYuff and Smedley.

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PHYSICIANS SPECIAL.
EYE, EAR CATARRH AND THROAT DIsEASEa,
n, 10 broadway. New Tork, opposite Grace Church
AID
Folss Tram on,. corner Of Wiuterst, Boston.
uspKs IHs PBoyEssicsAL CHARGE o.
DIR. s. CLESSON PRATT,
Physician to Trerlon, Eye aud Ear Institute Boston
Lecturer on Disease. Of the Organs on Special
sense: Author Of the Meii-s Specialist
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IAcvcftfeHent
When YOU feel a Cough or bronchial affection
creeping on the lungs take AYERS CHEtEl PICTORIAL
AID cure il before it becomes ucufabe.
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Gpcrial Notices.

shoes, Shoes, shoes.
SHOES, SHOES, SHOES.
FUBBER-SOLE BALMOEALS,
FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
WARRANTED TO WTAn SIX MONTHS AND OVER
Bes' Cheapeft and Plea.on,ca Shoe Ero nade.
TT Yor sale by an tn. .hoessores Ask for thss ahoes
and isis no Other.