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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-08
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND-Deo.

PORT OF ULEYELAND-Dec 7.
ARRIyALs.
Steamer Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Schooner H E Mussey, Caldwell, Buff 10.
CLEARAN NcEs.
Steamer Ocean. Evans, Detroit.
y List Of Vessels passing in and out Of the Lock Of the
Welland Canal, at Port CobOurne c. w. furnished blythe
Lock Tender the Board Of Lake underwriters P Dob
bins. Secretary
Bound WEST. December 2i-None. On the sd-PTop,
Vermont
BoUSD EAST, December 2d-NOus On the sd-PrOp.
Bav State.
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COAL---COAL.

NOW IS THE TIME TO GETIN
your Winter supply We are daily receivi splen-
did arclefsr Stoves and Crates, which sell 50 co
perton Parties wishing Purchase will do well give
US call. All OldeTs through the Post Oce promptly at
tended Offices and Yards c. P. r, R. Pierand at
C. & P. r. K. Machine Shop. Lakestreet. :
sspts JOHN HAYS co.
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II. L WHITMAN. n. Il. srANDART. " sTAEDARI
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
w Bankers. and Leaers IN Foreign and Domestic EK
change. No Superior street. We draw direct Lon
don and viii furnish Drafts for any amount payable at al
the principal pOn England Ireland Scot aud France
ard Germany. Coleclons nado all accessible points
hrOnshoni the Unit d States aud Cauadas. mhs.tv
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9topes, MG.
Stoves, Enameled Crates, and House Fur
nishiug Goods.

NJ L. MARVIN, ~ Public Square,
nearly opposite the Old Court House. havin. been
East and made the most desirable selection Goods At
The lowest pTces has JUS received the largest Of
Cooking PaTlOr, Dining Room Hall and Store STOVE
and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS in The market; He
asJ recelvns weekly and keeps coustan " hand the
newest styles Of ENA1IELED CRATES, Of most Ueauii
tn finish These, with other and approved styles Of
SHOYES, from the most celebrated ClrvelaBG manufic-
tory constitutes such assortment that he suit
the wants of all classes Of customers tie manufactures
and keeps supplied with TIN, COPPER AND SHEET
IRON WARE, made in the neatCst and most desirable
His chief aim being suit he guaran ees perfect
satisfaction 10 his and the Of nankind in
general.
COME ONEI-COAIE AILlI
And he convinced Of the Truth OF the above ar we will
sell YOU wholesale and retail prices the times
and lower than can be purchased elsewhere
W. L. MARVIN,
No q South Side Public Square, nearly oppos lie the cid
Court House or14
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GOAP-Low's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap C.esvor's Glycerine, Musk and HOnsg
SO5p--waITanted genuine for sale by
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MRS. RoBENsoN;S CERTIFICATE.

VERNOH. Trumbull Co., Nav lst, 1852
This certifes that have been very poor health
and found little reliefacr EMPLOYING number
Of Fhysciaus. Aly disease PruaUSis UteTi had
been rednrei by that and Fou0r Abus until had become
liberated a considerable By the advice of Dr.
W Bushnell prOsurei took SIX bottles of AIarshaIs
Utorins athoicOn which bled TO attend nv hus-
baud Iis last sickness until he ed which about
year since. have t1kel bottles since his de ath
which has made able TO and support my family Of
three children The Cathoc1n hs nearly restored me TO
health. II sthe only thing that has ms Ated my suffer
ing for which feel very grateful
MARY z. ROBINSON.
The CATOLICoN is for sale by City Druggists and by
Medicine dealers generally jull2
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Bankers.
J. HerdImaIl & Co.,

-
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
~ Foreign snd Domestic EzcAanse, Unrqrrsnt Mene5,
Specie and Land Warrants Collections throughou TIE
United States, Cannda and Europe promptly attended to-
Drafts and Bills Of Exchange Great Britain, Ire an
France and Germany We direct to suit, at
Sight and co days the following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND.
Loudt u-NIessrs Prescott Grote, Case Co. Balkers.
LverpOol-J. Barned : Co Bankers.
Manchesirr-Aiessrs- Cuuli4e. Brooks z Co, BankerS
Nati0ual Provincial Banks England and Branches thro
out England and Wales.
Birmingham Banking Co
Yorkshire district Bank and Branches
Lancaster Banking Co and Branches.
IRELAND.
National Bank Of Ireland.
Provincial Bank of Ireland.
And all their Branches in althe principal cities aud Owu
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial Banl ing Co.
GreenOck Banking Go. in Glasgow and Greenock,
National Bank OF Scotland and Branches,
We also furnish Draf any smOunt payable the
principal Cities Of the Continent OF EuTe1e.
PASSAGE By STEAMER. or Sailing Packet Ships. tonr
from New York. Breat Britain and LELAND France md
Germany. be cured AZ the lOwesi rates
For further particulars apply TO
/ HERDNIAN & "a ahnva
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE, I

TUESDAY, Dec. 7-5 p. NJ
The market very quiet steady demand exists for wheat
for milling and the receipts readily taken at sl06Gs!s
for red sales2 prime red at 10 from nice
do at sl.O5 on track; Indiana white at 81. 10.
Nothing doing in flour
In sale of single carload private
terms
Highines are tending upward Sales to-day at s22e and
DC.
Green apples have sold at 81 bbl.
Hogs continue active at IS 50 for light to heavy
Coarse Salt firm at y , bbl
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s. Corning & Co.'S Quotations
Az COHOI4
Is MING UID,
MANUFACTURED BY 8. Corning d Co. 76 River

BUFFALO PRODUCE BARKET-Dee. Z
Icy TELEGRAPH.]
Flour-There has been only limited demand for -four
To-day and have ch To nJle quotations; sale
IN Ia 20 the trade OF some 800 01ls al 80 fur coed
to choice extra; S5,75 for double ezra
Wheat-In moderate demand and market steady; sal s
$3.50 bus white Michigan Al SLIT
COruiD moderate demand and but little Offering sales
1900 bus at u
Nothing dqiog in other grain.
WhIskv-FirIn at &c.
Dressed Hogs-Pleuy anil market opened dull but closed
active ard dIm; sal C16
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Drna8

CLEVELAND
LOCK HOSPITAL,
ESTABLISHED BY
DR.. 8 DICK,
The acknowledged Champion and most successful
Physician and Surgeon in the United
States for the .-satment of all
Vate Dis a Ses,
ON the First Floor over the Post Of
~ hce. Cleveland Ohio, continues cure (when all
winch Psiens generally wish Kept Secret Thousands
can to the great success Of Dr. Dick in the treat
GonoTrhea, Gee Structure, Diseases Of the adder aud
Kidneys, and Syphilis, with all its ,errible forms;
Of diseases where % the es blood has lliS be- ei''
come poisoned proiu' ing
Ulcers Pains n the Head aad Bones, ErupIion Of
the seaP 7S3; Nodes s5 pf v5s the Bones liberated
with an al almost endless numteg Of sueIng arc
70 health Dr. d. s far-lamed
BLOOD PURIFIER,
Eor the complete eradication Of every vestge of Veneeal
Ols ases etands alone the only potent and eectlal
medicines be had only OF Dr. D Private Iairn-
treated Remember thai thousans who had given up ever
again enjoying health, have been fully stored by the in
ialllble preparation Of Dr. D.
- Patient recently exposed, cured from three TO
days -S1
Young Men, take Particular Nolice,
You, who, by indUlsng certain solitary practices
from Of her cause, have contracted tuat mnd-hauOW
Ing and heath estroylng disease Seminal weakness, can
be restored TO health by applying 10 Dr. D. who has
cessfully treated thousands
Strangers of either sexl visiting Cleveland, (who
need Of Medical Frend and have not lime stop
The CITY % be cutod, have medicine take with
Them, ard SAFE aud speedy cue guaranteed Patients
living at dis ance, hv addressing DR. D. taId ipcOsng
ire can be cured at home state the case symptoms sc
Medicines safe aud free from curiosity any part of
the country, with p ain directions for use
AT the Office, (which arranged patients
IN contact with each other aud but the Doctor
therefore let feeling OF Odesty bashfulness deter
you rom making Immediate application thereby risk
your health and happiness for lifetime; but apply
10 the Physician and Sulgeln whose whole business 1t is
and he viii fully restore you to health.
q All cases are strictly confidential IA
TO TIE LADIES.
Special attention paid Midwifery and all Difficult and
Delicate Diseases of Females.
Dr. Dick IS Sole Agent the United States for the sale
OF DR.. RltlerS celebrated French Periodical Drops"
which no female should be without who troubled with
obstructiOns irTeEulares These Drops the only
safe and only velg restorative and preventive
known. Price, So per Bottle
CAUTIoN-These Drops should not be used by ladies'
when IN certain condition they to restore the
menses und T all circumstances
Address DR. a DICk, Box l22; P o. Cleveland, o.
Office hours, from O'Clock A d 70 O'Clock Z VI.
Open On Sunday from O'clOc. a. N. to p P. NJ
N B. Fever and Agus cured IN As huurs-warranied.
nOyl5
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CULLIVAN'S JUSTLY Celebrated
y STOVE POLISHING best in the market. Aiso-
LUDLOW'S Intalhble Self-Sealing FRUIT CANS, war
ranted TO be Alright, for sale cheap at wholesale or
retail, by W. L. MARVIN, No. ~ Public Square
Ocli Nearly opposite the old Court House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-06

uSUsUAL READISGs.-A pious old grandame,
illustrating the power Of the Creator to a bevy
Of children's children, desired their especial
regard for that impressive paragraph in one of
the Books Of Moses, where we are told that
g God smote Abijah, the Hittite, that he died. y"
Like the illustrious dam of the precocious Ike
however, she was prone to introduce her first
conclusions with a solemn perambulatory lee
ture. and so, after having prepared the young
minds of her audience for the solemn truth
she gravely peered over her venerable specs
and mentioning chapter and verse, read with
impressive dignity: And God smote Abijah,
hi-te-ti-te, that he did" In this connection, it
may be reported that one Of the pupils of b
city school, the other day, reading a chapter
about the Sacred Redeemer," astonished the
class by reading to them concerning the mer-
ciful kindness of the sacred reindeer In
the same category may be mentioned the
preacher who, preparatory to his regular dis
course, read a chapter. as usual, from Holy
Writ At the bottom of the page he read 81
am''-but accidentally and unconsciously turn
ing two leaves, he proceeded"an ass" but
discovering his error, he turned back page
and continued, "that 1 am,'' greatly to the
edifcation of his attentive flock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-06

A RoNASTIC GIPsRY sroRY-A story is
ahoat, that some gossip has been occasioned in
Cumberland county, Pa, by the following
circumstances:
Mr.. George Fry, of Shippensburg, married a
gipsey girl belonging to a gang who were
haunting the neighborhOod,, about three years
ago. The gipsey girls father was so enraged
at this that he kidnapped her, and sent her to
parts unknown. Mr.. Fry mourned her loss
two years, and then married again. But. says
the Shippensburg Neacs: Last week Mr.. Fry s
first wifs-his gipsey wife-in company with
George Fry the second, arrived in this place
in search of him By the assistance of Officer
Shade, she was successful in finding him.
Limited space forbids US from entering into
details, at this time, of the excruciatng suffering
Mrs. Fry has undergone since her departure
from this place. The intelligence of her hus-
bands second marriage was severe shock to
her, but she emphatically declares her exclusive
right to him. 1t appears, by the way, that
MIR. Fry's second wife was "a widow" that her
husband went to California some years ago,
and, soon after his arrival there, it was ru.
mored that he was murdered A few weeks
since letter was received from him by her, we
have been informed, in which he states that be
will return in the next steamer, &c. What
the finale Of this romance will be is beyond
the power Of human ken.
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anime the group OF Ourang-outangs, and still
screaming II shall soon find out who thew are,'
And now, while the whole assembly. the ladies
included, were convulsed with laughter, the
jester suddenly uttered a shrill whistle; when
the chain few violently up for about thirty
lsst-dragglng with 1T the dismayed and strug-
gilng ourang-ou tangs, and leaving them sus-
pended in the air between the sky-light and
the floor. Hop Frog, clinging to the chain as
1t rose, still maintained his relative position in
respect to the eight maskers, and still as if
nothing were the matter, continued to thrust
bis torch down towards them, as though en-
deavoring to discover who they were
so thoroughly astonished were the whole
company at this ascent, that dead silence, of
about minutes duration, ensued 1t was
broken by just such a low, harsh, grating sound
as had before attracted the attention of the
king and his councillors, when the former
threw the wine in the face of Trippetta But,
on the present occasion, there could be no
question as to whence the sound issued. 1t
came from the fang-like teeth of the dwarf
who ground them and gnsshed them as he
fOamed at the mouth, and glared, with an ex.
preston Of maniscsl rage, into the upturned
cOuntcnances of the king and his seven COM
paniOns.
"Ah, ha :" said at length the infuriated
jester. "Ah, hs, l begin to see who these
people are, nOwi' Here, pretending to scru.
beau to the faxen coat which enveloped him.
and which instantly burst into a sheet of vivid
flame. In less than half minute the whole
eight Ourang-outangs were blazing fercely,
amid the shrieks of the multitude who gazed at
them from below, horror stricken; and without
power to render them the slightest assistance.
At length the flames, suddenly increasing in
viruleDce, forced the jester to climb higher up
the chain, to be out Of their reach; and, as he
made this movement, the crowd again sank.
for brief instant, into silence. The dwarf
seized his opportunity and once more spoke:
now see what manner Of people these
maskers are. They are great king and his
seven privy cOuncillOrs-a king who does not
scruple to strike defenceless girl, and his
seven councillors who abet him in the outrage
As for myself, L am simply Hop Frog, the jester
and this is my last jest"
Owing to the high combustibility of both the
flax and the tar to which it adhered, the dwarf
had scarcely made an end of his brief speech
before the work Of vengeance was complete
The eight corpses swung in their chains fetid,
blackened, hideous and indistinguishablem mass
The cripple hurled his torch at them, Chamber
ed leisurely to the ceiling, and disappeared
sShrough the sky-light.
1T is supposed that Trippetta, stationed on
the roof of the saloon, had been the accomplice
of her friend in his fiery revenge, and that to-
gether, they effected their escape to their own
country, for neither was seen again.
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.


FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
On and after January 18th, ls5s, Two Daily Trains
cfeTeiand. cfaat ciS; Cincinnati,
St louis; and AL cities and towns IN the West and
THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
n, for Pttsburs and all Western p:r Towns ga and
THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Leaves Baltimore daily SUNDAY excepted atsp.
M, for Parkton.
THE NIGHT Express TRAIN
ing with the f.ightnns Express over the PennsSi-
van,a Railroad for PlItsburg, arriving at ?. m.
PlttsbuTs with trains over the Piits6ufs. Fort RI
Wayne and Chicago Railroad and it's Northern,
=. ID Passengers for Chicago, Rock Island, Bur
Ii1gton. lows City, Milwaukee. Dubuque; 81; Paul,
Madison, and other lead cities IN the Northwest.
will save ONE HUNDRED MILES OF TRAVEL and TIN
HOURS ~ time, with Four LKss changes Of cars, BY
H. Passengers for Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo
and Detroit go BY this route, and the time Is nm
equaled being IS miles shorter than any other route.
III Passengers for 81. Louis. Indiana polls, Terre
HaIte. Caro-. and al points on the Lower and Up
in advance of any other route; and 10 CINCINNATI Co
lumbus, Dayton. Louisville and other prominent
cities as quick as by any other route.
All Western baggage check ed through and handled
with VSE,si,,m,DoEP,a Passengers 70! N,..,.r,n.
Elmira' And cities and tosDfsb' sDna5o'
WESTERN NEW YORK and CANADA,
will fnd this the shortest, cheap pest and most expe-
dtIOus route, and leave 10y train At 8 Isl IN.
Passengers for Hanover, Getty sburg, EmmItts-
burg. WTishtSviille, Columbia and Lancaster leave
IN the morning train at BIS a.
Passengers leaving Washington al q. m, connect
with the BIS train, and those by the trains at
g. AN and so with the 10 p. tram for all parts Of
the West.
For further correct snd reliable information please
apply at the Ticket Office of the Northern Central
Railway, Calvert Station, corner OF Calvert and
Frank lin streets, Baltimore.
r.as IHw.GR;SSiikkD 81 ikkDRRaSS' RIesss ss.Ss STSt.
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BUYIyG GOLD MASTERS. THE following
extract, says an Albany paper, from a pri-
vate letter lately received by Palmer, the
s;ulptor, from a distinguished Ex-Governor,
now in Rome, contains a suggestive commen-
tary on those numerous art-bargains, in which
the purchaser as we'll as the picture is sold" 4:
Il have not the rage for what are called and
sold for 'Old Masters There was case before
the courts here short time since, of a gentle
man who had purchased an authenticated and
certified original painting, with a celebrated
name, for $500, ($4,000.j He subsequently
learned that the original was in a certain gallery
or place, and that he had only acopy. He sued
the person from whom he purchased it, and on
the trial the painter who made his copy was a
witness, and swore that he made it and receive ed
only $50 for il from the merchant who sold it to
the plaintiff Such cases are not uncommon.
The initiating Of old paintings is trade quite
as much as an art here"
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GRErSA Ga.nx MARRIAGES The force O

GRErxA GBERN MARRIAGES The force of
custom over law is exemplifed by the con-
tinued resort of lovers who have unreasonable
parents or friends, to that famous locality
known as Gretna Green. A recent Scotch pa
per says The vicinity of Gretna Green is still
dangerous to ardent couples, but the wholesome
operation Of the new law is frequently ilustra-
ted. Imprudent lovers, not out of their teens
who could, without difficulty, year or two ago
have tied the GOrdian knot at the Blacksmith 9
hard by, have been compelled to perform legal
quarantine before they could be admitted to the
haven OF their desires. In two Instances lately,
the necessity of these preliminary steps mas led
to reflection, and the union has been proven ted
by the interference of friends. In third in
stance the impatient couple determined to effect
the transition upon the old system. They ac-
cOrdingly went to Gretna, and were there mar
ried' in due form. OF course the proceeding
was illegal, but though the couple have been
assured Of this, they either do not, or affect not
to believe it, for they are now living openly
together as man and wife, and no doubt are
considered as such by their friends.
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THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

NJ. LOOMS, M. D., the inventor and patentee OF
"LoosstS Mtssrd! Plate Teeth" havlIg~
successfully introduced his Improvement iU5sSSSS
various cities, has now permanently estsb- -SIlo
This imprOv ement for Sets of Teeth con lists chief
ly in making set of but piece of material, and
that lndestruotlbe mineral. No metal is used IL
Iavanic action and metalio taste. There are nc
Joints to become FLIED with moisture PARTICLES Of
food. hence they are pure and clean. They are
lighter stronger, less clumsy, far more durable and
natural In their appearance | will give a reward
One Thousand Dollars to any one who will produce
slmIlar work of art to equal mine in purity beauty
durability, artistic excellence any other requisite
quality.
All work responslby warranted.
26 Pa. av., between llth SUD izth sts. Gp lS-ly
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NAN CING AGA my.

Mr.. Il F. GASZYNSKI and DAUGHTER have
the honor to announce to the Ladies and Gem 00
tieme1 of Washington and Georgetown that ~
ne Will re open his Classes for Dancing in ~
Tempsrance Hall, street, for NJ lsses and Masters,
from O'Clock p. m; for Ladies' and Gentlemen,
from o. clock D. m. GeOrgetown-On Wednesday,
the 7th OF October, at Miss HarrOver's Ladies Sem
mary, from o clock D. IN.
For terms and particulars application can be made
at Mr.. u. residence, 407 street, between 9Th and
10th streets. se i2-6m
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These ships having been built by contract exp xpressy
Tor Government service, every care has been taken
IN their construction, as Also In their engines to
sure strength and speed, and their Accommodation
for ers are unesualled for elegance and
fort.
The steamers Of this line have improved water
tight compartments, and e1 pense has been spared
to make them al as good as new, the thorough exam
nation given them proves their mode Of cOnstI uo
tion ; ct uneQUalied.
PrIco of passage from New York to Liverpool, in
first canln, SlSo; IA sscond do, e75; From Liver
perienced Surgeon attached to each slip No berths
can be seoureO until paid tor.