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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-06
atnsffaI anstrnments.
IoRAOE WATERS,
GRKAT NUsIOAL ESTABLISHHRNT,

No 4S1 Broadway N. T. ssa
ETGHTT New Pianos, Melodeons, Harmoniuns.
AIsxandre and Cabinet Organs ct Wholesale and
RstalL Prices low. SECONDHAND PIANOS at
great bargains, prices from $50 70 500. New
Octave Pianos, $3.50 and sS75 with Carved Legs
and MouidingS, $500 and upwards. Melodeona 9s5
to $3.50.
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StqrE 1ampGF.
GAVE THE FUELI
And Retain the Heat iE Your Room.
This can be accomplished more by lhs use OF ?.
NJ HUBBARDiS Improved
STOVE DAMPER,

Than BY any othsr means. Il viii save HALF
YOUR FUEL, and cause tbs apartment to be
more thoroughly and evenly warm. Each Danger
will save you Ten Dollars year. No time should
10 lost in having pEced In every stove pipe IL
the house. My agents will canvass ths city, and
pat them in for those who wish for them.
few more good, energetic Agents wanted In
the city, and one in every township IN the county.
Ali orders tor tbsm ieft At my store win b
promptly attended TO. GEO. D. BEOK,
go Superior strest.
- n. B The Damper mentioned above ls nos
one that Il peddl through the city, fermsd oftWo
halves. q. n HUBBARD's Danger is composed
Of three parts, with the upPsF and lower places bell
Ehapsa, B0d 0FkihF Oa . central toTss, By which
tho dTsft Of the chimney can be lssssEsi " neess
saTy. NJ Agents viii have Certificates Of AgeIfv
the DsmT srs can 6e found a. most Of the IN s5d
stove Storss in the city.
-Aslis:Rs G. D. BECK.
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ISAAC A. ISAAOB UNION FALL,
5ois Agent ic= the sale OF Singers OeleDrAtea stW-
lag deetlaes, stOrr's AutOmaton PrsSsnsB,
aud e.5ons's Patent Army Bsd-TFuak,
Oornsr Superior sRd UBion-siEi
~ Look out for the eiAnts.HA dsogl
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8eaI estate 9gtuEIGs.
NOR sALE-KINsMAN sTREl

EOR SALE.-KINSMAR STREET
il a lice two-stoFy Cottage House with every
convenience, and three acres Of land
ERIE ST-GO-d, new HoIse, looms, and lot
UEIYERsITY HEIGHTs-Gcod Bouss AID lot.
$780,
VACANT LOT-On OOurtlsad st. $50.
BRIDGE ST.-q0od HOUSE, rooms, and lot; 5000.
YAOANT LOr-l2lx2l2 fE. on SeoVIH avenue.
ST. CLAIR ST.-Hear Wilson sv.; to ID acres .
EAST OLEVELAHD-Gocd House, & rooms, and
nearly an &C oflsnd. $1,000.
PROSPECT Sr,-East Of Erie, two story brick
House, with marble mantles, slate roof &o.-
Lot S5Xl4O. Recently occupied BY Gov. BTough.
mantlos, hot and cold water, bath room, 40.
ERIE ST.-HeRr Euclid, tTO. story frame House,
and lot S3xse #. $1,000.
sOOVILL AVERUE-Briok House, two stories,
and lot 40KIe5 f. 5000.
LAKE sr.-Nioe twe-stOfy cottage House and lot
5Ox99 II $780,
GARDEN sT.-Near Hudson, one-end a-half story
House, and lot 54492. S325O.
CEDAR Sf.-fwo story frame House and Lot SS1
lS3. 5000.
COLUMBUS sT.--eaod frame Bouse, Il rooms,
good barn and brQits.
TRACY sT.-HOus- and Lot. $1,000.
TBAUT sT.-HOus' and Lot $500.
FARM AND OUT PROPERTY.
1872 Ia Acres in Backporti s65 Per sore, = down.
so Acres In independence, house, barn and choice
fruit. e20c0.
6S Acres IN Parma. IN State Road, milss from
cityi brick houss, ten rooms, two barns, corn
house, so. sl5tu.
| GRISr wILL-Persasnent WsterspoWer house and
barn, so acres G. land, fruit, &o $500.
JOHN G, JENNIHGS,
Real + tate aud Insurance Agent,
dAl2 Atsster Bulldog
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4 RTIFICIAL TEETH, upon Vulcan
EAlto Rubber Base, with CuT modo of inserting
and liking, are pronounced By all to b the most
perfect natural, pleasant and useful in eating,
speaking or singing besides, what Ia Of no slight
importance, they aTe cheaper and will wear longer
than any other. Complete Set at ONE DOLLAR
PER TOOTH, which can be made in one day. The
fact Is the dsy Of Metal Plates 4 past for sl that
gee them discard tho old set IL able their superior
ity being apparent to all.
ALEX. B. HALLIWELL, "a D., and
]. r. DANIELS, Dentists.
Southwest corner Ontario street and Public So.
Established over IL years. no26
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.9Eutistry.
NEW DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT.
n. a. NEWTON

no. 2ll SUPERIOR STREET, MARBLE BLOCK,
Formerly occupied by DR.. n. J. DlokeEsOn.
lie Is now prepared TO perform oil the operations
upon the Teeth necessary for theF preservation In
q thorough and 81 lful manner.
Artificial Tgsth Inserted, from n single Tooth to
sn entire 5Ot, upon Sold, Silver and YulcaniZed
Rubber base, snd warranted TO give good satisfaO-
tier In ali cases.
REFEEEscEs e 4 7. Fairbanks, St. JOhnsbury,
Vt; Hon. L Poland, Chief Justice, Sc. Johnsbury.
W.; Dr.. Dio Lewis, Boston, Mass; Homan Ely,
ESQ EiJ ria, Ohio n. B. Gates, ElyFia, Ohio.
OARD.-DF. DiekersOn takes this opportunity
10 express his grateful ackBOV led gments % the
many friends and patrons who have favored hin
with their confidence. Having dispossO Of my
practice 70 DF. Newton Il affords me great pleas
1rs that am abls to recommend in him thorough
and skillJul Deutist Snd In whose integrity II VIII
be safe t. roly. de2;l8f
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AIL-5OO BBLS. BEST CARBON
AIOti fcr ssl--ah MARSHALL, BARKWILL 4
CO.'S, No. ia supsTior street, dse2s;ls4
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Trains leave Columbus ct $40 and lO;zs z;to ys.
STRIVE 1t OlsTslAHd $50 4. n, : aud 90 ?. y,
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The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

CAUGHT AT LAsT-Some weeks ago, we
published an account Of strange robbery
committed at the residence Of Mr.. James p.
Smith, Monroe street, under very peculiar
circumstances, which consisted in CARRYING
off a safe and its contents Several parties
were arrested; but little could be adduced
against them, though one was held to bail
Capt. Nelson, nothing disheartened, has been
on the alert ever since, watching every de-
velopment that could lead to the detection Of
the guilty parties, which efforts were crowned
with success last Wednesday morning, the
papers and part OF the money being found
at the house Of Pat Magner, 81 State street,
whose establishment has been suspected for
some tinn of being the rendezvous for burg
lars and stolen property. Asetof books were
also discovered, which have been identified
by VIM. Raleigh, as having been stolen from
his store on the 18th Of August last, with
other articles. Aagner was immediately
taken into custody, and was held to bail in
the sum Of $4,000 in the case Of the Smith
burglary, and $1,000 in the case Of Raleigh,
to appear next Wednesday for further ex-
animation.
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

PIcKPoCKErs.-Some expert has been ply
ing his ninlble fingers to advantage during
the week. On Thursday, a clerk in the en-
ploy Of c. G. Wicker, was robbed of a pack
age containing 5000 while reading the bull
letin opposite the Journal Office.
On the same day. Mr.. Michael Rooney was
relieved Of $4,000, belonging to one of the
Wards, which he carried about with him for
recruiting purposes, while passing between
the Journal "fHce and South Water street.
On thursday afternoon, a lady while cross
ing Clark street bridge, had her pocked picked
Of portmonnaie, containing small amount
Of bills ard jewelers. check for watch
which she had recently left with him for re
pairs. Upon ascertaining her loss, the lady
repaired Immediately to the store of the Jew
eler, and found that the thief had been there
already with the check, but luckily the watch
was in an unfinished condition and could not
be delivered.
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

SAD AFFAlR.-A poor woman, named Mrs.
John Davis-widow of soldier, who has a
family of four children depending upon her,
and who has for some time been earning her
livelihood by selling fruit at the railway stati N
at Du Quoin, on the Illinois Central Railroad,
was horribly mutihted by the cars last
Thursday She had been peddleng in the
cars, and as the train was starting, she was
in the act Of jumping from car, when her
dress caught on the platform, and she was
dragged under he wheels, and had both OF
her legs cut off At last accounts, this poor
helpless and unfortunate mother of four
helpless little ones was still alive.
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

FoRDHAM AND THE AMERICAN STABLE IN
ESGLASD.--Amongst the notable alterations
Of the winter session is the termination Of
the engagement between Mr.. TenBrock ana
Fordman, the jockey. This celebrated horse
man has been identified with the American
colors since their introduction into this
country, and there is no ha5itue Of race
meeting but can vivedly rNeall some mastery
finish by Fordham when wearing the we'll
known orange and black belt" Fordman's S
second master, the Duke Of Beaufort, has
secured the services of the accomplished
jockey-his retaining fee being $500 per an
num.-Esglish Paper.
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

TEE CsAie MIcRoscoPR.--We call the at
tention Of our readers to the advertisement
Of Mr.. Mead, in another column, in reference
to this optical wonder. The price places it
within the reach Of oil, and we assure those
who intend purchasing, that It contains a
fund Of information and amusement 1t is
so simple in its construction that child can
understand it, and its magnifying power is
as great as instruments which cost ten times
as much. For presen. to your family it
cannot be surpassed Mr. Mead's Office is
100 South Clark street.
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

MAMMOTH GIFr EsTRRPRIsE.-Messrs. C
NJ. Dunn & Co., of this city, agents Of the
New York and Providence Manufacturing
Jewellers Association, offer inducements
which have never been surpassed in this or
any other city. Their itnmens. stock en-
braces over 81, 900, 900 worth Of goods, such
as Grand and Square Pishos. Melodeons
Sewing Machines and Watches, in almost
endless profusion. Several first class prizes
have already been drawn They are in daily
receipt of the choicest stock of silver ware
Remember the numbers-ls2 and 1874 South
Clark street
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

PERsoNAL.-Mr. 0. W. Barrett has been
appointed agent for the American Express
company in this city, pice Mr.. d. B. Cooke,
who resigned few days ago.
Judge D. F. Bell has been re-appointed
special agent of the postoffice department for
the district Of Illinois,
Capt. f. s. Schneck, late commissary OF
subsistence of the 18th army corps, has been
promoted to the rank Of inspecting com
missary, and has been assigned to duty in
this city.
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25
fl'sss'
II Machine.

Is entirely lseless.
PATENTED DEVICE prevents It's being turned backward
The PA1ESTED NEEDLE cannot be set wrong
The PA-FSrED HEMxER and FTLLvR AMI BRAIDKR
not be set wrong
II runs 10 .tcr than any other.
II Ill neve. Erop a stitch.
Il the only practicable Machine which ase
IL does the finest and neatest work known and all
varieties Of family sewing IN the most perfect manner.
No other machine takes the TWISTED LooP STITcH'
IL cannot be adjusted or got out Of order.
IL uses the 'RorATIsG HOOK"
Whatever the merits 0. other machines, It is dis
paragement TO say the wilcox Gibbs is worth for family
double that Of any other offered to the public
The Gild Medal at the American Institute, and nnmer-
First Premiums a State Fairs and the meetings Of
Mechanical and Scientific Societies all she vor
among is trophies.
IT Is NOW THR sREAT LEADING Fanny sEwITG Ma
CHINE ALL OVER TUE WORlD.
Send for full descriptive Crcuar and Price LIE aud
specimens Of work, encioring STAMP, 70
L. CORNELL-A co.
133 Lake STREET, Chiesgo, III.
loom General Agent for the Northwestern states.
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

UNION VETERAN INVALID SocIETY.-This
is the name Of an association, rec atty formed
in this city, for the purpose Of procuring
employment to veteran soldiers who are una
bic by wounds or disability to perform severe
manual labor. Government officers, corpo-
rations and merchants, are invited to call on
Col. kutishauseT, room ls, Fullerton block,
Randolph street, who will be happy to fur
nish any information required.
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

DEATn OF An OLO SErTLER.--Mr. George
Steele, one Of our oldest and most esteemed
citizens, and one Of the founders Of the Chi
cago Board Of Trade, died at his residence
on Michigan Avenue, on Wednesday after
noon. Mr.. 5. was a Scotchman by birth,
but has been identified with the interests Of
this city for the last twenty our years. His
funeral was attended by the st. Andrews
Society and large concourse Of citizens.
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

WMp PIGEoNs. Thousands Of wild pigeons
passed over this city on Tuesday morning,
flying in a northwesterly direction. They
hew high and very swift. Between six and
seven o'clock hundreds of fiocks, some Of
ther. numbering thousands of birds, passed
over
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

A YOUNG farmer asked an old Scotchman
for advice in his pursuit. He told him what
had been the secret Of his own success in
farming and concluded with the following
warning: "Never, Sandy, neyer--above all
things, never get in debt; but if ever you do,
let it be for manurei'
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

ThE CoSsEcRATIoN OF ST. JosRPH's Carlo
Lie CHURcH. conservation of the new
church Of ST. Joseph, lately erected at the
corner Of Cass street and Chicago avenue,
took place on Sunday, when all the Irish and
German Catholic societies Of the city turned
out in honor Of the occasion
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

HENRY STiISwAY, one Of the brothers
Stelnway, piano manufacturers, died IN New
York, on Saturday, from consumption. The
New York Post says OF the deceased that
few men have ever lived who were Setter &C
quainted with the manufacture Of he piano. y
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

JAMES c. HkESAS, brother Of John Heenan
the celebrated pugilist died in this city on
the 18th inst. His remains were taken to
West Troy, New York, for interment.
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

A MONSTER HoG.-A hog weighing l,076
exhibited il the streets of Chicago on We'd
nesday. He was raised y A. NJ Wayne, of
Geneva, Kane county, in this State
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

AN ARRIVAL FROM ARKANsAs.-Thirty or
Phan children, from Little Rock, Ark, ar
rived in this city Wednesday, under the care
Of Rev. J. II. Leard, Chaplain Of the 1st
Arkansas infantry They were taken to the
Home for the Friendless, and duly cared for.
There are eighteen boys from six to twelve
years Of age, and twelve girls from three to
sixteen years Of age. They are in great
state Of destitution Donations are earn
estly solicited
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

LIBERAL Donations TO THE NoRrHwEsTERS
SANITARY FAIR.-A telegram from Mrs A.
u. Hoge, received by Hon. T. B. Bryan,
Wednesday forenoon, from Pittsburgh, says
that the Fort Pitt Foundry Of that city will
send to the Fair six model guns for the for
tifcations and Monitor Hall, of 20-ineh, 10
inch, and inch calibre, with balls Of the
same dimensions. Also, a Monitor and Mer-
rilnac, besides sending a man to build the
fort, place the guns, and superintend mat
ters generally.
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

DISTINGUISHED VIslroR.-Mrs. General
Sherman, who intends taking an active part
in the Sanitary Fair about to be held in this
city, is at present stopping at the Sherman
House, accompanied by her son Thomas, a
bright youth of fourteen summers, who holds
the rank Of sergeant in the regular army.
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

The COLLINS MuRDER-TnE TRIAL OF
WALSH POSTPONED. THE trial Of Jerry Walsh
for the murder of Collins, which came up
before the Superior court on Monday, was
postponed till the nth of April.
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

Ar RocKPoET, Ind, recently, q man who
was boring for oil struck vein Of lead and
silver, eighteen inches thick, which yields
two ounces Of pure silver and eight ounces
Of pure lead, 70 every pound Of ore
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25
CITY MATTERS.

Go TO TIE Besr.--Go to Bryant STRAIT
tous Chicago Commercial College to get . thorough,
practical business education, to become good Tele
graph Operator Address tsnclOsng sampsf,. .ireuiar
Bryan. strsitOn, Chicago, III.
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

apply to letters received by mail from other
post Offices. Including drop letters, the
whole number Of letters delivered BY carriers
is much greater
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

PHoToGRAPmc--Mr Carbutt Of l3l Lake
street, has long enjoyed thu reputation--and
deservedy so-of producing the finest PIC
lures Of any artist il this city, the tone and
finish being admirable. He has just import
ed large powerful instrument, one Of the
inest in the United States, capable Of taking
a life sized likeness, and peculiarly adapted
for groups or families.
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

LAUGH AND GROW FAr.--If you want to
enjoy genuine hearty laugh, one that will
knock dyspepsia and physics to the dogs, go
to Metropolitan Hall, and see the inimitable
Arlington and Price, in their original and
unapproachable delineations Of negro char
acter. This troupe is comprised of first
class artists, which is more than can be said
Of half the companies now perambulating
the country.
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

RuN 0vER-Two ladies were run over
Wednesday evening on Lake street, near
Clark, and one Of them dangerously injured.
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

THE FREE LETTER DELIyERY.---In proof Of
the growing popularity of the free delivery
system, which was lately introduced in this
city, 1t may be mentioned that during the
month Of February the postal carriers dis
tributed about 50, 900 letters within the city.
And from careful estimate recently made,
it is believed that the number deli1 cred in
March win exceed 100000. These Agur
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

LABoRERs' BESKvoLENr AssocIATIoS.-The
attention Of the members of this association
is called to an advertisement in another col.
umu, notifying them that, unless they pay
their dues on or before the 18th of next
month, their names viii be struck off from
The books If the laborers of Chicago know
wl4>t is for their best interest, they will sup
port I. = association. II is now a chartered
body, ans. rs such, gives its members many
privileges they were declared from heretofore.
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

New Optical Wonder. Patented Feb. rs. 1862 sim
pEned and adapted 70 Popular well Scientific use
49, This Is the cheapest and best Microscope
in the world. and Is the only instrument Of
high power which requires no focal adjust
- meat, therefor. Ii be readily used BY
every even by children. Its low price
III places il within the reach OF all, and II should
- be 90 the table Of every family II ia useful
E4M& for physicians scientific men, Students and
- schools, and for every who s 4 lover OF
- WA the hidden beauties o. Mature. The il 10
&{< Il A other lens made like this, II magnifes 100
D diaineters, or 10 900 times, and is capable ~
being made neyer-euding Of instruction for
old young II shows the authorizations In food rem.
the blood pus and mix globues and the thousands
Of living animals in drop Of distinctly visible
shows the tubular structure Of hair, the claws W.
foot whil enable il walk the ceiling without fall
ing, and the pongy body between claws which enable
10 adhere to glass and other smooth surfaces ard in
fact opens up the minute Of the astcuished
behoder. where the unssssted eye beauty As
present friend child 1t is unsurpassed liberal
discount offered TO travelling local agents opticians
booksellers jewellers, fancy goods dealers and every
person mals female wishing to buy sell again Gail
send for circulars. All letters Of inquiry must con-
tain stamp On receipt OF 81 80 this Microscope win be
sent to any part ofthe country in box. prepaid
Address, o. g. MEAD, No. $50 South Clark street.
Chicago, III p. o. Box lUS. 35-1m
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25
1sa south CLARK Street, Chicago.
C. M. Dunn z CO.. Managers.

~ AGENTS WANTED.
For Sale at JN0. r. WALsHs and all otler news
depots, where samples Of goods can be seen. 85H
We oder Rare Inducements Respectable Men to aci
Agents for this sale Respectable Merchant wanted
q l0cal Agent In every town. Send for oircuArs and
particulars gB-M
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25
PHOTOGRAPHY.
GEND FOR ONE.
THE CRAIG MICROS OPE.
FOR THE FAMILY {

FOR THE FAMILY CIRCLE.
New Optical Wonder. Patented Feb IS 1862 Il,
ped and adapted Popular as well as Scientific use
The workingman's advocate., 1865-03-25

THE NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE MANUFAC-
TURING JEWELRY ASSOCIATION, composed Of exten-
sve manufacturers and iDpoeEs Of all the leading and
most fashorable styles 0f ates and Jewelry con
nection with the Metropolitan Gift Book Establishment
located In the leading cities Of the United States have
resolved upon grand aud novel enterprise or exped
tcusly disposng Of the immense stock amounting
70 over $1,000 600 worth Of goods. The PIN Is as
foil ows:
Certificates Of stock prepared namisg each article
and Its value -nd placed IN sealed envelopes and well
mixed. One Of these sealed envelopes containing Ger
hcate, together with choice collection Of new and
popular songs published by special arrangement with
the owners Of the copyright also twenty five valuable
recipes worth many dollars every person. one Of
which alone has make fortune for It's 6isc0verer will
be sold at any Of the Oompanys depots agencies
sent BY mall to any address for twenty-five cents.
All articles Sold at One Dollar each without
Regard to Value
On receipt Of the Certificate you will see what you are
going have, and then t Is your option 70 nav the
dollar and take the article net Pu may thus
obtain Gold Watch, Diamond Ring pih. . Sewing Ma.
chine, any set Of Jeweiry 1t, One Dollar.
and 10 they get less than dollars worth
there no blanks The price Of led veope con
tanning Certificate the collecti ongs and Recipes
IL only twenty 1--WE cents ant try your fortune
and see the immense display Of valuabl s hear tune
the superb Pianos and remember that they with ali
the rest Of the costly articles exhibition will be sold %
fortunate purchaser for the tring Of one dollar
zach. sf4f NArl va fs45H "A
Con pany's Depot for the Northwest
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-15

TIE so.called Gov. Vance received sevon-
teen votes at the election last Thursday in
Forsyth county for Governor. We have not
heard Of any votes being cast for Davis, but
have no doubt that he will be complimented
by his sympathizsrs when the next ,Presiden.
tial election takes place. Secessionists and
trnitors may amuse themselves and defy
rightful authority now, but they will live to
see the folly Of their suicidal behavior. Sc.
cessionists and Confederate sympathizers
may throw up their hats, wiring their hands
and rejoice, but those who control the Gov
ernment know them, and meaH that they
shall be crushed The Government has con
querod treason in the field it is able to
maintain Its authority and preserve the
Union, and It will do It. even il it be neces-
sary to bring every traitor in the land to the
halter Raleigh '(.N c. Progress