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L. JONES SoS's MARBLE WoRKs.-In Yisitip 2
the principal manufacturing establishments of our
Citywe were invited to look through the extensive
Marble Works of Messers. 7. Jones Son, on
Prospect street and were surprised to find there
such an extent of business. The mandatory
contains many splendid specimens of elegant de-
sign and workmanship in their line of business,
including all the latest improvements and con-
veniences for the manufacture of tomb stones,
monuments. mantles and statuary. Very many,
and no doubt the greater portion of the inhabitants
in this vicinity, have an idea that to find fine
sculpture or design in marble work, they must
look to the workshops of Europe or at least Of the
large Eastern cties but this impression will dis.
siPated by a visit to the aboye works.
The basement of the building is principally oe-
cupied for turning out rough and heavy ornamen-
tai work. saving, grinding, &c. Here the rough
blocks are prepared for the finishing process car
ried on above.
The first floor is used as design, sales and ware
room, in the rear of which is the business Office.
In the sales room may be seen truly fine collec-
ton Of mantles, monuments, &c The second
floor is devoted to mantle cutting, carving and let
terng in which last description OF work they have
established name and reputation second to none
The upper and third story is used as blacksmith
i-r. @..l t---,~- -z---~-4---.-. At this time tbis
firm have large stock of manufactuFss I9
hand, of various styles and pieces to suit different
tastes and pockets. Constant employment is CIV
en- to from twenty five to thirty artisans, all Of
them superior workmen, such as to run no risk
of losing any jobs for the lack of experienced
workmen to execute them. 1t would be difficult
to find better or more elegant statuary, mantles,
&c, of both Italian and American marble, than
can be seen at this establishment. The estimation
n which these delicately designed, beautifully pol
ished, and elaborately carved articles are held,
may be inferred from the number of first premi-
ums which they have taken at State and County
Fairs. But these rich specimens do not compose
the whole of their work, for, with the mantles on
exhibition in the sales room, whose value is reck-
Oned by hundreds of dollars, are some neat and
low as ten dollars each. -
To this firm has been awarded the contract fOr
the design and execution ofthe Perry monument,
which is expectedto be set up and inaugerated on
the 10th of next September, and which when To-
Gated in the Square, will be noble tribute to no.
bic Hero. Also among their contracts, has been
the e. ection of thirty highly Ornamented mantles
for the new Custom House, which add much to
the interior beauty of that structure. large
proportion of the monuments in the city c. meter.
les are also from this establishment and indeed
their works speak for themselves throughout
Ohio, Indiana and the West generally.
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The Sons OF MALTA.-The Buffalo Republic
reports the following candle lecture which was
originally intended for Dr. Roger who has joined
the Sons:
''Now tell me about the Sons of Malta Won't
you! Do, that's good dear. What do You do
when you get in? Is it the same as the Masons
and Odd Fellows And then there are what they
call the B. B. DIS. Yon EnoU all about them, too!
Well, now, what don't you know about 1t is just
as expected. You know all about every secret
society in existence, and your poor dear wife is
not allowed to know single thing that is going
on. Sons of Malta; literary and Scientsfc so
eiety; learn the art Of painting, statuary and
mathematics. The B. B. DIS; religious society,
and none but pioHs persons damftted! Well, I'm
beat now. And you member Now it's my turn
TO laugh. The B. B. DIS moral institution Hal
hal hs Look me in the face. Didn't you come
home the other morning as drunk as bosel-yes
drunk-and asked you where you had been al
that hour Of the morning, and you said, oh, no
where, you were but taking little recreation
with the B. B. D.'s,-and that's what you call
moral institution Wasn't drunk Well, then,
the bed teGs, for you went around it three four
times before you could get into it; and when you
got in, you held on to the side for fear of being
tumhled out. You can't cheat me, old fellow
I've seen too much of the world not to know when
mans drunk.
Didn't drink anything but fifteen glasses Of
Buck beer. In the name Of Jupiter Ammon, what
are we coming TO and moral institution at that
only fifteen glasses you say What are the strong
minded women about that they don't petition the
legislature to have these secret societies aholiShed
And how many glasses do they drink at the Sons
of Maltai Unless conditions are good don't drink
at all. Don't alIolc such things there Conditions;
I'd like to know what conditions have to do with
it. Can't be a Son of Malta tcith0lt conditions
Well, would just like to see the condition, and
see how it looks. ! suppose It's piece OF ststua-
ryi Turn over here; what under heaven are you
laughing at p? Can't helpk. III make you help
it. fou baw, haW, like q wild jacksss; what's tie
matter with you? Ckronies and RheHnatScs.-
What have you got Chronics and Rheumatcs! |
never would have married You if knew that
What DO you meant Are you crazy, or drunk, or
what Say, do they blindfold you when they take
you to the Sons Of Aalta7-And do they pot ga
bic tow around your neck; and set you on a hot
gridronl Have you any marks on you? Can't
dfrulge secrets. Yes, but you can lie there and
laugh like any other fool. 81.
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COURT OF COMMON Judge BoLrox'
Court at the old Court House, was yesterday oc-
cupied with the nice little case ofAlden vs. Peton.
There are about thirty witnesses subpeaned for
the plaintiff, and fifty for the defendant.
Atihe old Church the following cases we're
brought; Stumm vs.. Strauss, Suit to recover val
ue Ofa prOmisOry note for sIOO. The defence
claimed that no consideration had been rendered.
Verdict for Plaiutifffor Se5.
Morrison vs.. Craig Verdict for defendant.
Reynolds VS. Ross. Suit on balance due on an
account Judgment for plaintiff for s2s IS.
Brown vs. Myers, Uhl L Co. Suit on due bill.
Judgment for plaintiff $50 l6.
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CLEVELAND SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 70, 1859

dlfncult task of suiting widow. Fortune and
tne Wloow smiled upon Grouse, aud a year ago
the bargain was completed by marriage. Nellis
asserts that, by his introduction of Grouse the
widow got the much-desifed husband, and that
she or they rightfully own him 81 900 commits.
sion, as promised but never paid. The COM
plant Is certainly strange one; but the defense
Is still more singular. The promise does mot
appear to be denied; the service il aprarent for
there is the husband brought in as proof but
the ex-widovs counsel argues that the claim Is
against public policy, and that no such system
of brokerage is recognized in common law. as
it is against good morals. The case created
considerable excitement yesterday, and strenu.
Gus efforts were made to keep it out ofthe news
papers; so we suppose we ought not to say any,
thing about it. Judge Davies, before whom
the case was brought, has taken the papers. and
will give decision hereafter.-N Y. Tribune.
The sIcKLEs' GOssIP.-WashingtOn dates of
the 10th says: A-lt
Mrs. Sickles returns to New York to-day, with
her mother. Mr.. Sickles has given up to his
fathsr-in-law, Mr. Bagioli, his residence at
Blooomingdale for Mrs Sickles' use as long as
she remains under her fathers protection, and
at the request Of his friends, assented to his lit
tie daughter remaining, for the present, with
her mother. He saw his child to-day, for the
first time since the tragedy. Mr. Sickles' friends
expected the New York City Congressional dele
CATION will be present at his trial to cOuntenance
and support him.
1t is probable that Mrs Sickles will be pres
eut at the trial of her husband, as her evidence
may be necessary. Eminent Lawyers of New
York tender their assistance to Mr. Siekles,
but he confdes mainly on Mr.. Stanton Of Penn
sylvania
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p The motion for new trial in the cass Of
Maria E. Wells will be decided this morning. If
not granted she viii probably receive her sentence
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GONE TO sHAsH.-The wind which blew q per-
feet gale for two hours yesterday afternoon, and
which filed travellers hair, eyes and clothes with
dust and gravel. didnot conhne its freaks TO such
performances as ''coming down with the dust, I"
hat took a heavy sky light from the roof Of Par
sons Block, and carrying it directly over the side
walk, threw into the street With such force IS TO
sead the whole thing '.to everlasting smash. y
There were about twenty lights in Il Fortunate
y no one was struck BY the frsnsvork Or the
glass -ea
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THE GREAT VITAL REGENERATION,
TRTESEMAR!

PROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
l. Patent from ENGLAND. and secured bv the Seals
VI the ECOLE DE PHARNACIE DE PARIS and the
IMPERIAL COLLEGE OF MEDICINE, VIENNA.
No: l-nyaluable for Relaxation Spernatorriosa and
Physical Exhaustion and is tonic
No 2Conpetey eradicates all traces Of hos. diseases
tnat nave been treated by the pern
cious use of copaiva and cubebs. III -
No 3-Hs entirely supplanted the inurous use of nef-
cu thereby lnsurng TO the sufferer speedy lief dsper
ing all the impurities and roo ing out the sease
TkiESEMAR, Nos !, land s. prepared in the form
ozsnge devoid OF taste SMELL and can be earned
IN the walstcoat pocket SOLD TIN CASES and divided
INTO SEPARATE DOSES, as administered by Fapeau Lae-
IN one for 50, which saves So and in s27 cases whereby
there Is sayng Of 50 To be had wlOlesas and retail
OF DR. BARROW, l5I Prince street, New York Iruedi-
atey on receiving remittance, Dr. Barrow will forward
the X ESE to any part Of the world, securely
packed and addressed according the instructions Of the
writer. ~
For sale BY GAYLORD 4 HAMMOND
Gec5 d&w ly go Agents, Cleveland
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Opinions of thc New York Press.

We urefsr the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines for
PANTY usE-N Y Tribune.
Wheeler Wilson's machines the fsyorltes i9r fAaI-
LIES being especially adapted TO that purpose-Nsr York
Tunes. ,s. - I'll.
maintains he pre-emiuence for sewing every KIND OF e-
rial-N Y. Express. =. ,,,s
to do he work Of ten ordinary sewers0urHaL q Com
, 4, ..:. --,,,, -, ti,.
Wheeler Wilson's is beyond all question TIE machine
for family use-Lpe iiitstTdtcG =. - -.
The Wheeler Wilson Is tbs rachlne par SAceilSLce'
for family use and recommend it most emphaticaly
Advocate and Journal. -, 4, - - .
IN looking out the best would be well o see ae
machines Of Wheeler Wilson before purchasing else
where--E-GltneT -. -.
can be required ths mAnufaoIuIe OF garnlets-N l.
Observer -
For family use the Wheeler Wilson machine Justly
naintajus The ure-euinence Day Book
Wheeler WILSON, machines combine all the improve
entS fhat have been invented for sewlngN Y Journal
The wheeler Wilson celebrated machines are pre-eml-
neatly calculated for family use, and ior TINS purpose nave
NO equal Musical Wortt. q, -, : -.
victon Of the superiority OF Wheeler Wilson'S
srd their perfect adaptation 10 family se"Ihs IN al is
yaristies : Gol5ea PFize- -,
superioT, Of the Wheeler wilson's msclnst Tor Ia1ly
nss and for sewing generaIlY.-Ld2ies VISITOR
IN our own family, use one Of Mheeler y Nllsoaa
machines and cannot imagine anything more pstess
Ed. n. Y. ErGnqetif. o. 9SN 2I1 =
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There was no session of Police Court yesterday
morning.
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The Courfs.

U. S. CIRCUIT CouRT.-There will be little Of
interest done in this Court before next week. The
District Court win meet this morning.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAR. I2, 1859
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

- Plain and Ornamental Printing every descripls
dono at the Printing Establishment of the Leader Office
!he latest improved and mostrapid presses the
ie on short notice. and at reasonable rates Par
cular atteRtlon paid to blank work EVER ssrr,;or
OF Binding done, especially Blank Books Jonrn
als Sales Bo ks. Recefy1ng Rooks &c &c
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Wheeler & Wilson Mauufat'g Co.'S Family
SEWING MACHINES,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
New styIe Machines Tor 50

New Style Machines for $50.
SURELY this is GLORIOUS NEWS
- FOR THE LADIES-The reduction IN pIlce oIlnsA
Inn thjn me reach of all knowledge OF their mer-
its mace them bevopd competition
Can and give them an examination or send Tor PAM
phiet JSo. E STRONG, Agent.
Office Melodeon Block 2o3 Superior St. Cleveland, o.
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fbpsifialls & slrgfOns.
One Hundred Dollars Premium.
DIR. GIBSON
Professor of Medicine and Electropatby


And eelsbIatsd for euring Chronic Diseases
HAS ARRIVED IN CLEVELAND
IL and opened ofc up-sfalTs Bank street opr O.
siie the Weden House. and next the Herald Print
view 70 making permanent l0ca,1On Those VINO are
sunerng from any chrVnle lingering diseases nave now
an opportunity o. secure safe medical treatment ard
tue same time more certa1n anl exp=iaus the
hent lnoys et ply 81 al deraugPens thz any that has
el Deen olisfed 10 ths connun y. The eombued skill #
she Medical World has hitherto failed to teaoye apv
iorins q disease which he will cure ormake -
No Charge for Services IcRieh are not successful,
according 20 opinion which will be given when the 5a
Ient Is nrs examined. DR. Gibson will pay One Huuir,d
Dotes % any Physlcan IN The wor who will EQUAL his
Sonsom plon, Scroin's, RheGmatzIn. White SweIlipg
MlllereN LINUS blinCneSs. Affection
diseases ot the optic nerve and all diseases pecur
~ Bp., hssnhes Also the tciloWlRg DISEASES OF THE
treatment hE 81 classes &c Medical len are now treated
y Dr Wh degree certainty amounting TO nafhs-
p[eclslOn, namely Chronic IufammatOn Couges
non or So enbg OF the Bran-diseasss which are charsc
telzed 9y loss Of memory failing sight, aucholy and
sSte OF ind loss OF ambition mental energy
eide. " iu4o'9' i-s1a.sy' OF SUI
Dr G. will forfeit One Hun Ired case Of frs
20 remove any Of tas last named diseases
ne hopes this notice Will be sufficient glarrantv with
anu very respectable and favorable rersp
areSuneflng from the above diseases that they sn now
unlin case Offailure. e pr III
No charge ior consolation. Call early if you desire
complete cure of your disease
cepted. r.I -si = - - ~ =
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And tnat having perfected his svS.em Of Bp ACES
SPINAL LEVERS 4 PROPS BRACE TRUSSFS
PILE sPklNGSt .CHlLDBED GIRDLES
-f e,,u land skirt SUPPORTERS,
He preparet treat iusually without msdcine) the fol-
lowing and analogous affections, VIZ:
BRONCHITIS; with hirritabe threat and weakness aud
hosrsencss Of voice in speaking and singing
the lungs pam shotness Of breath aud pap ation OF he
heart. -
DERANGE0IENT OF THE STOMACH; with indiees-
tiOn, acd1ty, Of COLLAPSE" fanfneSs dull rggnv
Pains in the sides and M gone feeling which are az
grayated on rtcting the body
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS:
with constipation, chronic diaheS prolapsus ami and
URINARY WEAKNESSES, with irritable bladder and
incontinent ana painful urnatious -
SEMINAL WEAKNESSES; which IL not arrested 30
generally end 70 insanity and physical ruin
SPINAL DERANGEAfGN1S: with curvature ineauali-
Ties Of the hips and shoulders, ungraceful gait and Dsn
their IncTease and to consumption
HERNIA; radical cure effected ION new princple) BY
Inenns OF MS new combination Brace Truss
DERANGEMENT OF THE LOWER EXTREAIT-
standing -e' -
The dropping young LADIES' with peaked shoulders and
large and sharp shoulder blades atness Of the chest
which Indicative Of early consumutIon nIeaSntI
removed. F1'
SKIRT SUPPoRTBRshs attention OF Indies is ealis 70
MS combination Abdominal and Spinal Shoulder Rrsco J
Skirt supporter, By which most of the above aec0nS
De prevented and relieved the form and bearing OF tie
1ody mproTed and the weight Of the skirts held away from
lesser when Dr B. may be seen.
The medical profession invited examiee his sr
cal devices. H4s Suist-
a Lady IN atteudance upon Ladies' decIn
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Ia For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page.
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miscellaneous.
Notice

HOtlce e
II HATTERSLEY would respect.
ks m hts friends and The public shat ne hiss
removed his Gen No. I0s Superior street mex
door 10 C,orhan Apiins, waere may FUND large
assortment of Rides Shot Guns Revolvers Pistols, Pow
der, Shot, Caps, &C &c CF Repairing done neat and
with dispatch. decsldy R29
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN.
DATENT OFFICE AGENCY, OP
Il posite Weddell House. BaDs street, Cleveland, oh
~ n BDRRI1aF TmT22-l57l JBEu BRAINARp
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To Hotel Keepers, Restaurants, DraggiSis,
Gr0cers and the Public
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MORNING LEADER.
Message of Coy. Chase .

STATE OF OHIo, ExEcUTIVE DEPARTMENT, 4
March 8, 1859.
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MislsIlalteoms.
kEELER'S PATENT IRON SCALES.
First Premium Chic State Fair, 1855.
THESE SCALES had awarded +

YHESE SCALES had awarded to
\ them the Frs Premium tine State Fair, over the
celebrated Farbahts Scale nrd beat that Sale than
To st recent seysre le tst invited BY the agents
81 Fair5ans at FnFi Wsvue Ind. The following show
how taese sesestrf apFcaed Dy business Of Cleve
CLEVELAND Janury s'h, 1859
slr J : Keelsr-I-<r Sir: Having had one OF your
Platform Scales in the Ia-t gives
pleasure that thfy gwen entire satisfaction up
to this time, and proTi well Tor n future.
A. J. HOLT.
QUE PATENT LEYELER
Is stsched toa Sc1 for Scales of level can
weigh correctly, Is tks iUiicT ing shows
CLSTELASD, January sth. 1850
This eeriIfes thai Hlts SINCE finding that our
tairizks lo0r scss nj weighing accurately, we
requested Nj Kea'er 10 mine n He discovered it to
be out Of level and rest rrg " 10 level weighed
correctly The variation of the Scale from level plsition
had been small to notice and hardly
peTcep'ible until leveer yvas applied
HANNA. G ARRETSON & co.
u Address orders kEELERS SCALE WORKS,
Cleveland Ohio. mar5R6
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This iuveation is exhibition the Paint and Glass
Warshouss Of T. DENHAAI, No. 90 Public Square.
County, and Staie Rghts sale hv the pereniees eec
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T AIDES CLOAKs AND FURs
Ia FOR WINTER, 1859.
SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT NOTICE
To The Ladies of New York and Surrounding Cities.
The subscriber respectfully that he pre-
pared to exhibit at retail his imporatons and
for the present and offer extraordinary inducements
VELVET AND SLACK BEAVER CLOTH cLoAKs.
Having awaited himself of the advantages arising the
purchases Of yelve;s and black French and er
at much below their cost he invites the attention OF
ladies to the brief list Of rich and newly manuac
ured garments all OF the latest fashion and superior
work. the prices being fully twenty five cent below those
: AA' BL1Ck BEAVER CLOTH CLoAKsMsls
very useful and superior Cloak of excellent material
BLACK BEAVER CLOTH CLUaKsa,sA
Also excellent garment with rich Crochet Fringe.
BLACK BEAVER CLOTH CLOAKS at Sic
with Pleated Back end the Pointed HOOD handsomely
BLACK BEAVER CLOTH CLoAKs atsl8
with Flowing Sleeve ard Pea,ed Back; splendid garment
BLACK BEAVER CLOTH CLoAKs at SD
BMcR BsAvER GIoT in Sn jazz AMI s,er'A
OF the best material imported, and the very Paris
BLACK VELVET sES cLoAKs. a. $50
new and sessn, Of The fss!ea Circular Form
BLACK LYONS VELVET CLOAKs, at s45
Bi.acK mons VELVET ciGAks, st' So
Of very hes. Velvet, and latest Paris fashion.
BEAVER CLOTH CHEsTERFIEIDs AND RAGLANs.
Manufactured chiefly for the Wholesale will be sod at
1HE LADIES' FUR DEPARTMENT 'A'1''
repete with every noycy in Russian and AMERICAN Sable
forms Of Cardinals tspes sais. ouls and Psis.
to popularze this department. the goods
marked ut 80 low a scale of profit 10
challenge the closest competition s.. mr., a.,
No. sSl BROADWAY, two doors below Taylors u
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CyITY INsPECTORs DEPARTMENT, NEW YoRS. OCT.

two O'Clock, Bishop james. DIR Kennedy. J. & Inskip
and others will deliver addresses the The
friends of Christian enterprise are respectfully invited 10
NIFTY INSPECTIONS DEPARTMENT NEW TORS, OCT
TO DANIEL l. Deevan City Inspector ana eniorsea with The
name Of The bladder written tAereaa and the words po..
Of h city and "s CARRYING "a AL me % @ q ne as.
Ss No. cene street uni, he ,.is aay q November Vs.
at ccioc. noon At which tme The same viii be pnsel,
specified IN the following resoaons adopted ~ The o,rd Of
aud 'i
p Tbs I
sSa
ers OF this State without nuisance under tnc following rcsc
sh Vessels each and ;S
a s. s s tom. q ~sra
transport the hsbor ali the contents Of the
s: suS @ e Ike q ss sas e &c
Ind & e. with and
often at night and : unrsc in the morning
shall be depos or permit any Of ihe ostsn, T. no cm said
vessel into the river within theurscon Of the fo comms
Stale ore handrsd doars Js each and every oace The
ed the performance Of their work. for
ne lee default Of said furnish proper
All sse Ss
mied the Cou, thereon Tn.
e Il s ~ oy s 1
hosa dollars for the faithful performance Of his Contract
or to furnish and Sufficient boats and
forty eight hours after notice Of The acton Of The Common
Council relative % the award Of said contract him. Will be
deemed that said has been Abandoned in accordance
with section IS Of the amended charter OF 1851 and the
til. Compensation a. Aust tbs
person making default and his soreies
sails bids received If deemed the interest the Gorpo
Blank forms Of proposals and estimates be obtained on
application 10 ihe WY n nits mr., .,-.~ c
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written communication the mail now % about TO leave,
ana In conclusion for the sake Of the uaion ASK your
p,ople 10 pause, reflect and "beware." ACCOAACK.