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nc aasief Sfreef BetesH 4fh and 5 CIsCIHNATI OHIO
This Old and well established Hotel has been recently
reted IN superior STYLE and is unsurpassed by any
Hotel Of its class in America.
The proprietor from his Ong experience in this city, Cal
ula and elsewhere, feels confident that his advantages
ever ohsrs viii warrant him entire success, and he
faVOaby known 70 this community anticipates full share
Of public patronage. ALEX SHUMATE.
apT3k9 PronrietOT.
MANHATTAN HOTEL-Nos. 8, s
iN and Murray street, "a door from Broadway, Op
este he Park New York. Hnggins Fling, PrGpLetoTI
Hugfas iare Of Tou se BOstsn H c. FlinF
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FORETGN EXCHANGE.

draft IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT
H ffOm IS upwards, on England and france, and
al the PRINCIPAL Cts Of Germany On Erank fort, BeT
i'm, Yinna, LiPzig Nurimberg Cssssl, Cologne, Hsm-
burgh, Bremen. Stutth art Mannhem and Prague. For
sale by mrl2 RETTBERG & HAUsMANN.
100000 MONEY . ADYANG; A., 7; n g;
stand aud we'll known WAGNER'S OFFICE-On seonri-
ties Ote every kind, viz Dry GDOds Hardware Gold and
silver Pata, Watches, Diamonds, Jewery Fire arms,
COhng furniture Carpe's amos, Mirrors, Paintings
Osneral MerehaLdse and Personal property and articles
Of value on the most satisfactory terms Business strictly
pTivate Bsabshed 1851 Watches and Jswelry for sale
Vt baTgatns.
WIN WAGNER, ofoe No. s. Water ST.,
Corner Superior st., over Csc. A Davis Co.'S Clothing
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MORNING LEADER.
TUEsDAY slORNING, ,APRTL 5, 1859.
PLAIN ANB oRNAmENTAL PRINTING,


ET-Plain an onameEtal prining Of every description
done 81 the p nting Establishment of the LKADER ooo
on the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses In
the best styl short notice. and at reasonable
Particular atention paid blank work Every desorip
ton Of Binding done, especially Blank Books, Ledgsrs,
Journals, Sales Books, Receiving Books, sc. 30.
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REMOVAL.
1emeIrp & 6iIpGr 1Dare.

FVERY ONE WARRANTED. :
H or those American watches. Just rseeived new
'IsIs 65a --o'' ~ 20 IcowLEs CO. woddell House
YANKEE DOODLE FOREVER,
Il and the American Watch forever. They sre the
best watch made tn Amsrieal and nobody sells them
fssa CowLEs = CO.. wsddsn House.
NUT PIX.-Just received a new sup
isbz - cowLEs q CO. wsddell House
CILVER & SILVER PLATED
~ WARE.-Eew stock inst received by
fob2l C0WLES B CO., Weddell House.
q. D. AOpfrtistmItnts.
EDWARD A. LAMBERT d CO.,
Importers Of and
Wholesale Dealers in Stationery,
Il9 and l2l Williams ST., New York
OFFER TO THE TRADE A FULL
" and we'll selected stock OF ENGLISH. FRENCH,
GERMAN and DOMESTIC goods, Of their OWN IN
PORTATIONS or bought from FIRST hands, and which
hey will sell at the lowest prices and favorable terms
ca alOgues or samples iurnish d on application.
Orders by mail receive the personal attention Of OF
the firm ana filed complete.
Special inp0rtatiOns made to order If required.
An examination Of their stock and prices solicited
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Gnpr0uers.
and LIIhOFFaoihiin
BniL0fre 81 Arfhitfftg.

BROOKS s. @. & 3. W., BUILD
- ERs. Also dGnufacturers Of Doors, Blinds, sash,
BFaekRis and al Kinds Of ScruSawiEg and Gothic
Pfeu ar atsnti paid 70 Fittgup Stores FEe.ory
7siaa-st. Centre Block. Cleveland o. nolo-oal
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E-Persons forwarding ordeFa fnF subscription, Witho
cash. need not ezpect % Eeeaivs any atsentiea,
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UNITED STATES AND RORRIGN
DATEET OEFICE AGENCY OP.
u pus,te Wsddeil House, Bank street. Cleveland, o.
y n HuHEIDaE Lmy2;is1 yEHu BRGINkRD.
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"a For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
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AT oil SUPERIOR ST.
IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
hem with great II you have teeth at all lsp.
fact thas Isl daily exhibited the Streets in the social
circle and in the paor BY the humblest peasant and the
prOudoss that hundreds Of persons lose good
OF teeth f5r the want Of the timely aid Of good and
kilful dentist. and inferior operation is nmAny
than at all II your teeth good have
hem examined by good dentist, and keep them in order
boT no time should be lost but have them repaired the
soer the boer and escape hst Which Burns says the
Ge OF eli disoasos All 0i the teeth should
Be eRdod 10 tG childhood aud youth.
All persons desTORs OF fine dental operations are invtt
ed = Gall my where particular attentiOn sg
tie preservation Of the natural teeth, where the
VULCANIZED CORALIIE,
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q. d. Advertisements.

u c. pEMiNG LYMAN TIFFANY
DEMING & TIFFANY,
General Produce Commission Merchants,
No 81 Pearl St., New York.
Parsuar attention hr purchase Of Goods for Con-
EignoTs Li5eral. Cash Advances On Flour and Grain
REFERENCEs-Wm. W. Fox, Prest n. Y, Gas Light
Co; Charles S. Fox Prest City Fire Insurance Co. NY
Thomas W PedTsal, Esq New York: Weaver, Richard
son Co, New York, Collins BIes Co Hartford Al
eOtt Horton Cleveland; John Tennis Co.. Cleveland
BatcOck Hnrd, Cleveland; Day Grswold Co., Hart
md u2s
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For Artificial Teeth
Is manufactured aud all varieties af Artificial teeth are
VI Up in the best manneE, W. b INQERSOLLt
No 2I1 Marble Block. Superior street, Cleveland o.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-28

The STRIKE OF THE SHoEMAKERs.-The
excitement in Lynn on account of the strike
has nearly disappeared, and the leaders have
gone out of town for stimulants. A procession
headed by the Lynn Cornet Band, went to
Marblehead, Monday, but received less SYM
pathy than they expected and returned home.
Some five or six hundred are said to have
struck in Haverhill, but no disturbance is re-.
ported. Other towns from which vouminous
reports have proceeded are quiet. Rev. Mr.
Babcock, minister of the Unitarian Church in
South Natick, preached his farewell discourse
on Sunday. Some excitement is said to have
existed on account of the prevalent impression
that he was identified with the strikers; his
removal had probably nothing to do with their
demonstrations. The manufacturers have not
at present advices, yielded to the demand Of
their employees, and till the market presents a
more favorable appearance will undoubted
ly choose to remain as they are. The difficult
ty has probably been much overstated, and
from the necessity of the case will soon sub
side
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-28

THE RESULT of VAccINATIoN-Muc ex-
citement is said to exist in Westford on ac-
count of results which have attended several
cases of vaccination. The Lowell Courier
says that on Monday, 10th inst, Mr.. Samue
Fletcher, Postmaster, was vaccinated, that he
commenced to have chills and swelling the
next day, that modification ensued, and that
he died on Saturday. He was sixty-eight
years of age, and a much respected citizen.
Six others have been affected in similar way
though it is hoped not so dangerously. The
matter used was procured from the city physi-
clan of Boston, who has gone to Westford to
investigate the cases. Some who have been
vaccinated with the same matter have ex-
perienced no unfavorable effects from it, AL.
together the case is a singular one, and should
lead to the utmost care. In Lowell where
several thousands have been vaccinated, not
an instance has occurred in which the matter
used has been ATTENDED with any unfayorabe
results. The Westford cases it is thought by
some may be attributed to erysipelas.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-28
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
BOSTON AND VICINITY

BOSION AND flClNII1
Alexander Burrill, broker at 16 State
street, Boston, was arrested Monday, on the
charge of dealing in worthless bank notes.
The officers found quantity of the "paper''
on his premises and evidences of his having
dealt in it for some time, to the detriment of
the public.
1t is rumored that parties in Norfolk county
are about to commence suit against dry
goods dealer in Boston, for charging fashion.
able and respectable lady with stealing articles
from his store. Legal talent of the first re-
spectability is engaged, and a prominent gen.
tleman of Boston, relative of the lady, has
expressed determination of "seeing the thing
through"
BRISTOL COUNTY.
There is considerable excitement in North
Falmouth in consequence of the prevalence of
the small pox. Some twenty or thirty cases
of small pox and varioloid have occurred, two
of which proved fatal 1t is not known how
the disease was communicated.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The Greenfield Gazette and Courier says
that Edward Nelson, formerly of Leyden, but
now residing with his son John Nelson in
Bernardston, was 95 years old on the 22d, and
celebrated the event by riding down to Green.
field with his son. Although in the enjoyment
of ordinary health he travels like old people
by degrees.
John II. Briggs, Jr., editor of the KeokuS
| Qowa) Gate City, and son of John r. Briggs
of Shelburne Falls, has been appointed clerk
to one of the House committees at Washing
ton, and has gone on to accept its duties ant
take the pay-$4 per diem. John is spoken o
well, and we hope he will earn his money.
The essential features" of the late stumI
marriage at Bernardston, we regret to say
are questioned by the parties concerned. Boil
the bride and groom think "the time, tht
cline, the spot" were misstated in the para
graph which we assisted into public life. Th,
marriage however, took place as announced
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
The breach of promise case brought BY
Mary +. Russell of Pelham, against Elijal
Cowlcs of Hadley, occupied the Superio
Court at Northampton all of last week Tn,
case excited considerable interest and the cour
house was crowded with many Hadley people
as well as large number of ladies and gentle
men of Northampton. The damages were laid
at $4,000, but the jury rendered verdict Of
only 1868.
To show how easily an item may be de-
stroyed, it may be proper to state that we
| quoted, the other day, from the Springfield
Republican, singular origin for the Dickin.
sons and Eastmans Of Hadley. One of the
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-28

The claim of George M. Weston, for SER
vices in securing the Massachusetts claim, has
been thrown out of the Maine Legislature
They don't accept his presumption at home
without evidence. They prefer a bill of par
ticulars.
The town elections in New York are coming
in finely. In nearly all the counties thus far
reported there is Republican gain over last
year. In the town of Panama, says the AL
bany Journal, 688 votes were cast, and there
was 688 Republican majority in the townl
The impression was given by telegraph that
the entire delegation from Pennsylvania to
the Chicago convention, was under instruc-
tions to vote for Mr.. Cameron. Such is not
the fact. The matter was left to the discre-
tion of the districts, and eleven out of the
twenty-five declined to elect under that condi-
tion. Their delegates are to be chosen here
after. One district had already elected.
The Brattleboro' Phoenix says the Republi-
cans of Vermont are almost unanimously in
favor of Seward, but will not dispute the nom
ination with the delegates of the more doubt
full free states.
George v. N. Lothrop, prominent Detroit
lawyer, who heads the Douglas delegation to
Charleston, from Michigan, told the conven-
tion that "the moment slave sets his foot in
Michigan he is free and ought to be-" 1t is
downright aboltionism. What is the man
thinking of
Somebody in Maiden, calling themselves
american Republicans" have elected dele
gates to the Republican state convention to be
held on the 7th of March. Ex.councillor
Eames heads the list. They also appointed
delegates to the Republican convention for the
seventh congressional district
The Republicans of the Second Congress
sional District have called a convention at
Salem, on Friday next, I'd of March, to elect
delegates and substitutes to the Chicago con-
vention.
AT the democratic caucus on Saturday. Mr..
Browns resolution for an immediate slave
code received five votes, viz: Messrs Mason
Clay, Chestnut, Robert johnson. and Rrown
Those Of Jefferson Davis were carried w;,ho,t
division, and win command every son,horn
Democratic vote in the Senate, and All sron,
the north but those Of Messrs Douglas and
Pugh.
The Rhode Island Senators and Conpres.
men, Messrs II. b. Anthony, Jas. +. Simmons,
W. d. Brayton, and c. Robinson have all
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-28

brothers and sisters and had lived happily in
the married state for nearly seventy years.
The Brattleboro' Phoenix, in its notice of their
decease, says they had lived to see all their
children, seven in number, grow up, marry,
and settle in life, five of whom have survived
them. They haye lived to see their children
and grandchildren wearing grey hairs, and to
embrace grandchild of one of their grand
children-a circumstance very rarely witness.
ed. In life they were much respected, in
death lamented, and like a shock of corn fully
ripe were gathered to their final resting place
without a groan or struggle. AS fitting
conclusion to such long union in life they
sleep in one grave.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-28

LEGIsLATIvE.-MondGy Feb. 27.-The Sen
ate voted for three Overseers of Harvard Col
lege, and elected Rev. A. B. Muzzey of New
burybort, who received q votes, Rev J. NJ.
Manning of Boston, who received %, and Asa
French of Braintree, who received 18. Geo.
Morey OF Boston received 16, Rev. Rodney
A. Miller of Worcester, 10.
Three Oyerseers have now been elected,
DIR. Huntington of Lowell, Rev. Mr.. Mason Of
Chelsea, and Rev. Mr.. Muzzey of Newbury
port.
In the House discussion took place on thu
resolve appointing a valuation committee
The House finally refused to amend it BY
providing that the presiding officers of tn,
two branches shall be members of the com
mittee. The troubles which attended thu
sessions of the revision committee were assign
ed as reasonfor this exclusion. 1t is quit,
likely that the Senate will take differen
action.
The bill to confirm proceedings in insolvency
in Worcester and Franklin counties, was pass
ed to be engrossed. 1t had already passed
the Senate.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-28

editors of the Greenfield Gazette and Courier,
whose name is Eastman, punctures the fable
by saying that "there are but two individuals
by the name of Eastman in the place, one
maiden aunt and the other a bachelor cousin
of the editor The Eastmans were among the
first settlers of the town, and were at one time
numerous. We never heard that they were
connected with the Dickinsons. But one of
the family ever, to our knowledge, married in
Hadley, and that one to a Cook, The other
members of the family took their wives from
Suffeld, Ct, and Chester, Hampden Co.
CONNECTICUT.
In Hartford, Thursday a lady left her bon
net box containing very nice silk dress in
the sitting room at the depot, and when she
returned she found nothing but the waist left,
the skirt, worth about $20 having been stolen.
Pity that so good dress should have gone to
waste so soon.
enlargement and improvement of the Baptist
Church, which is spoken as remarkable for its
beauty and elegance. The building is 90 by
AZ feet, with spire 125 feet high.
Gustav Groll, German, in the employ of
VIM. j. Clarke, of Southington went into the
shop to work on Friday morning of last week.
He took off his coat at his BENCH and imme-
diately fell dead to the floor. Supposed cause,
heart disease.
their convention on Wednesday, the 22d, and
nominated VIM. A. Foster, of Stafford, for
Sheriff
Hon. S. d. Northway, of Norfolk, Ct, went
to New York about a week since, writing to
his friends that he would return on Monday.
9th inst, since which time he has not been
seen. His baggage remains at the Metropoli-
tan Hotel. His friends are greatly distressed
on his account
Alfred L. Dennis, vice president of the Nau-
gatuck Railroad Co., is negotiating for the
purchase of the late Washington Irving's Sun
ny-side residence on the Hudson.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Duncan B. Brown, a few years since re-
porter on the daily press at Buffalo, N. Y, and
then newspaper man of much promise, has
been sent to Jail at Brockport, N. Y, for thir-
ty days, for stealing goose. Rum did it.
Judge Ingraham of New York, in sentencing
young man named Mortimer Shay to be
hung for the murder of John Leary, in liquor
store on the Five Points, remarked that in four
teen cases Of homicide which had been tried
before him, the crimes may all be traced to the
use OF liquors and the frequenting places for
its sale.
In New York, Friday, Bernadotte Genni-
ochio, an Italian, who let's out monkeys and
hand-organs, applied to the police office to
have officers sent in pursuit Of one Francisco
Semonlca, who had run away with one of his
best monkeys, after leaving his hand organ in
house III Washington street. He charges so
much per day for his monkeys, according to
their talents to amuse. The one missing was
let to the fugitive Semonca for % cents per
day. Neither the monkey nor the man Rad
been found at last accounts.
Mrs. Bernard Kork, the wife of one of the
wealthiest merchants in New Orleans, wander
ed away from the residence of her husband on
Thursday Of last week, while deranged, and
was found dead two days afterwards near
Gretua, opposite the city.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-28

THE LADY AND HER MAID.-The SaIut
Public of Lyons says "A young widow re.
siding in this city lately took into her service
girl who had excellent testimonials. Two
days ago, as the LADY was sitting in the draw.
ing-room, the girl entered, carrying under her
arm, like bundle of linen, her mistress little
daughter, with her head foremost, and pro.
ceeded deliberately to open one of the win
dows. The lady, astonished at her manner,
asked her what she was going to do with the
child, to which the servant, with the greatest
GOODNESS, said that she was going to throw it
out of the window. On this the mother jump
ed up in alarm and rushed forward to prevent
her; but the servant, being the stronger, sue
ceeded in opening the window, and would have
accomplished her purpose had not the widow,
in moment of desperation, seized the girls
hand with her teeth, and compelled her to re-
iinqnish her hold. The child was thus saved
but the poor mother has been ever since seri.
ously i'll. The girl has been placed in luna.
tic asylum.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-28

Louis NAPoLEoN's DEMoN.-The Countess
Casanova is the name of an Italian visitor at
the French Court, to whose influence, Paris
scandal says, is owing the change in the views
of the Emperor in regard to Central Italy. 1t
is said this Judith was selected by Count Ca
YOUR, and placed under the eyes of Hoofernes
in box at the opera directly opposite to one
in which the Emperor sat when at Turin. The
lady subsequently appeared at the tetes at Com
peigne, and has since formed one of the French
Court. Count Cavour, as well as the King of
Sardinia, in the language of the fashionable
European Journals, are described as great con-
nosseurs in female beauty, and distinguished
for their gaantry
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-28

MAKING HAY WHILE THE SUN SHINES
Mr.. Alonzo G. Draper, the shrewd leader in
the Lynn strike, is said to have had some po-
litical aspirations, and even to have looked
with desire toward the position of representa-
tive in the Legislature from that city. We OBJ.
serve that in his speech on Friday evening he
recommended to the assembled strikers "that
next fall the voters of Lynn put men into
Office who would not be afraid to do right"
Surely the mechanics of Lynn will not force
him to give them any palmer hint than this
is, when the words are taken in connection
with the surroundings and antecedents of the
speaker.-BoSton Advertiser.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-28

LIVELY TIMEs.-During the past week eight
steamships have arrived at this port from
Northern cities, all with full cargoes From
New York there were the Montgomery, Flor
ida, Potomac, Star of the South from Phila.
delpha, the State of Georgia; and from Balti-
more the Georges Creek, City of Norfolk, and
Monticello. Had not an accident occurred to
the Patapsco, from New York, another would
have been added to the list, making nine steam
ship arrivals in seven days. Besides these,
there were twenty-four crafts of various kinds,
ships, schooners, brigs, and steamboats-.Sa
vanaah Republican.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-28

Mothers, MOthers.-You are all nurses In one
sense OF the word vet you determine and treat the
disease OF your children? do you not call in physi-
clan when they are ailing? Accept the aid DR.. EA
TON orngs you in his INFANTILE CORDIAL. He regular
PHYSICIAN and from much experience in nantile Com
agorc or opate Of any kiud-so be relief to
your suffering little ones in all the ills attending their
teethng and for coughs, Group, commissions and
also also for for summer Complaints, il is certain cure. You
may rely on it with perfect confidence that Dr. EATONs
NFANTLE CORDIAL could never have attained the celeb
ty has in the United States if it were not the best ar
ticle for Infane Complaints that is put up 1t is fast
supercedng all others.
= DIR. BRoNSoN'S BLOOD FOOD, advertised with the
CokDlA is the most invaluable necessity every Morn
E as well as every unmarried lady. Buy it and read the
circular envelopng the BOTTLE and you will get the par
ucular 1nforma lion you want. n1ESee advertisement
For sale by GEO. r. SPURR, sole Agent, Worcester.
~ d&Wlm
Worcester daily spy., 1860-02-28

signed letter. against the boilers in that state,
and in favor of the regular nominations of the
marty. This letter has been published in the
Providence Journal They are all too wise
and too much in earnest to countenance the
unprincipled course of the boiling hunkers.
Thomas Corwin has been elected delegate
to the Chicago convention from the district
which he represents in Congress.