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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

sALH OF AN AETELoPE-Mr G. J. HelmeI
arrived in this city yesterday, fresh from
the Great West. At Council Bluffs he pur-
chased fno specimen of antelope, which
he brought here end sold Immediately on
his arrival to Samuel Thompson, of this
city, for the small sum of fifteen dollars.
The animal was very pretty, graceful
creature, afectionate, as is proper. (since
she is female) and perfectly tame. The
proud owner led her off by cord fastened
about her neck, and she followed him like
a dog.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

Hack LINE To LIvERPOOL.-Nessrs. Hawk
ms and Bowman, Proprietors of the hotel
and livery stable at Liverpool, have in
stituted daily hack line between LIVER
pool and Grafton, which connects at Graf
ton with trainstO and from this city. This
will prove great convenience to oil-men
desirOus of visiting Liverpool By taking
the morning Columbus or Toledo train to
Grafton and then going by hack to Liver
pool, one can make the trip and return the
same day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

Private AHairs-ImPOrtant to Many.
-DR. DEEART can be consulted dsily from TO II
A. NJ and from to P. NJ. at the Drag Store Of
George W. Clark, No. 1l0 Superior street, Oleye.
land, until March 7th.
People (mAle or female,) suffering frtm diseases
they do not wish everybody to know Of will find It
profitable to consult DR.. DsHArt.
Married Ladies wishing relief from weaknesses
or other diseases pecuiar to their sex, can con.ut
DR.. DeHart at his residence, No. 1o4 Erie street.
near Medical College, from hAlfpast to half-past
eigat o'clock every eIening, Sundays excepted,)
until the date above named. This arrangement
will Afford an opportunity to many to get WE'LL who
have seemingly done everything for the recovery Of
lost health.
Avail yourselves of DR.. DeHart's extensive ezpe-
henoe. feb7:Is2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

THz HIBRRNICOE.-This splendid work of
art VIII be opened in this city tomorrow
evening. 1t ispainted on II 900 feet of can
yass, by the distinguished French artist.
n. N. Duaoeq Fouchere, and represents
the principal cities, public buildings, mag
ni6cent lakes, mountain, sea and river
scenery of Irelsnd.
The Paintings will be accompanied BY
vOcala and instrumental music, BY troupe
Of talented artists. Itpromises to be very
fine thing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

REoRUITINe.-Recruiting is still going on
briskly, and there is an excellent prospect
of filing the quotas of nearly all our sub
districts. Tho recruits arc a much better
class Of men than those which have been
enlisted under previous calls for same
menths. The feeling is becoming general
that the war is nearly over, and many are
anxious to volunteer and have q hand in
closing it up.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

PASSING THRoUGH-Two cars-full Of re-
eruits and substitutes went East yesterday,
bound for Sherman. New-made soldiers
are passing through, more or less, every
dsy. Night before last squad of fifteen
eOlored recruits left this city for Columbus;
also fifty or sixty white recruits.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

sPRINe IS CoNING.-The first spring show.
er of the season visited US yesterday morn
ing. It was quite heavy and very spirited
dash, but was soon over, when the sun
came out, Application, and gave one the
feeling that spring was close at hand. The
rapid melting of the snow, together. with the
frequent and heavy rains which we may
expect now, will undoubtedly cause mis-
ehievous fresheis. The foundations of our
brick sidewalks seem to have fallen out
through the action of water and frost, leaY-
ing the psYementsin a very precsrious con-
dition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

BISHOP SnlFsOx's LEcTURE To-x1eHT.-Our
readers win not forget that this distin guish-
ed orator will deliver a lecture on "The
Future of the Country" this evening in the
Erie street M. E. Church. 1t is so highly
spoken of everywhere it has been given, !,
that we may rest assured of receiving
great treat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

THE TABLEAux LAST EVEEme.-A very
large and fashionable audience was present
last night to see the splendid tableaux an
nounced in the programme. Every aYaila-
BILE seat below, and nearly every one in the
gallery, were occupied. We were happy TO
see such good will manifested by our citi-
Gems towards the noble object, for the pro-
motion of which these entertainments were
gotten up. The programme was as follows:
Music.
| The Mistletoe Boueh.
Music.
Ruth and Boaz.
Music.
Greek Patriots.
Music.
sculptor's Studio.
Music.
Hospital Scenes.
The tableau, the Mistletos Bough, was
splendid affair. The costumes were most
elegant, aud the pantomims was excellent,
admirable. One thing, however, occurred
in the second act, which, because it was
laughable, did not mar the harmony of the
exhibition, although it was out of sorts, but
rather added to the enjoyableness of the
representation. When young LovelPs bride
essayed to bestow herself in the oaken chest,
it was evident the managers had not care
fully, ,or even roughly, calculated the capac-
ity Of said chest in relation to the modern
fashion in which the bride was arrayed.
COnseqently, to state the truth without
cadence or circumlocution, the box wouldn't
hold the BRIDE The audience enjoyed
right heartily that commentary on crino-
line.
The next tableau, Ruth and BOaz was
very beautiful, and was given in costume,
attitude and surroundings with pleasing
fidelity to the Oriental style of life. But
the most beautiful of all, and SO considered
by the spectators if their applause meant
anything, was the tableau, The sculptor's
Studio. The erect and recumbent figures,
the drapery, &c, were presented in striking
resemblance to marble. The illusion was
complete, with the exception that the
figures could stir trihe, although their
nerves. were remarkably strong and steady
for smsteurs'.
The performance tonight embraces dra-
masic representations, by amateur per-
formers. "The Chimney Corner" and the
farce "Box and Cox" will bs presented.
We wish the tableaux "The MisElstoe
Bough" and "The sculptor's Studio" might
be repeated. But whether they will or not,
she Hall will be filed. There is surely no
stronger attraction in the city just now
than these exhibitions at Brainard's Hall.
This is the last night. Go early to secure
seats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

PERsoNAL.-Major E. C. Ford, of the I17tt
D. S. C. /, is now enjoying brief visit with
his friends in East Cleveland. Major Ford
is in the bsst Of health and spirits, and re-
ports the feeling in the Army Of the James
as very hopeful and confident.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

We desire to call attention to the advertise
ment oi George D. Beck, Offering for sale the lease
afthat splendid lot on the corner of Superior and
Bond strosta the lease runs twenty five years with
ivilsgs of purchase at the end of five years at a
low price or it can be purchased at the present
time for cash. For purposes of business, or nice
residences it cannot be exselled. febI7:IsI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

PERsoEAL.-GeneraI Clinton P. Fisk ar
rived in the city yesterday, and is stopping
at the Weddeu House.
CaPtsin DrummOnd, 5th Q. S. Cavalry, is
stopping at the WeddelI. He goes to the
front again today.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

TIE COURT MARITAL IN THE CAsE OF CAP
TAIN NAsH.-We learn that court martial
has been ordered for the purpose of trying
the case of Captain Nash, and that it will
be convened at Columbus. Captain Nash
is at present in that city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

CoNllEsCENEST EXERoIsEs. - The Com
msucemont exercises of the Charity Hospi.
tai Medical College, will be held tonight
in ChspIn's Hall. Rev. Prof. James H.
Fairchild will deliver the address, and the
mere announcement will besuficient to fill
the house.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

HudsOn's UnrtyaIed Tooth Paste !.
unsurpassed in removing rust and tartar and
whitening the teeth. But it's chief excellence con
ssts in the certainty with VII ch It heals all ten
derness Of the gums and prevents their bleeding.
Its constantly increasing demand wherever known
is one Of its strongest recommendations. Sold BY
all druggists. iansn1e9
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DAILY LEADER.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY a8,

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2S,
RE% AByEEEE6EsEEEFFi
Academy Of Music-Maritsas.
Second National Bank-7-3O LoSu.
C. P. Roberts Sheep for Sale.
SI6 Erie St House 10 Bent.
L. PrtntisI-Houss for Sale.
J, B. Cobb 4 Co.-A!bvms, Books, &c.
I. I. BsldEip 5 CO. New G5ois.
Kendall B Co.-EtW Goods
". E. Bon5-Jocal Notice.
Infringement Case-Local Notice.
First Ward-Locd Notice.
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SoLDIRRs' HoME,-only four soldiers stop
ped at the Home Tuesday night. That is
the smallest demand that has been made
upon the hospitality and charity of this in
stitutien for several months.
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Legal intelligence.

UNITED sTATEs COURT. This court wal
not in session yesterday. 1t will meet to.
day, and will try the case of the United
States Us. John MOrrissey, for enticing q
soldier to desert.
The United States Grand Jury is still in
session.
COURT OF Common PLEls.-BEFoRE JUDGE
Communicable case of Hall rs. Fitch et
al, suit for the recovery of certain land
IN olmsted, was concluded yesterday. No
judgment has yet been rendered.
In the case of Bartlett rs. Kidd, which
was on trial in this court on Tuesday, judg-
ment was yesterday given for defendant.
BEFORE JUDGE FoorE. - This court was
still occupied yesterday in hearing the evil
dence for the defense in the case of Blish
IS. the propeller Tioga.
BEFORE JUDGE BoLroK.-The arguments in
the case of Ohio ps, NJ. Y. Turrill, for abor-
tiOn, were concluded yesterday by M. s.
Castle, Esq, for the defense, and By C.. W.
Palmer, Esq, Prosecuting Attorney, for the
State. It went to the jury at noon, but no
verdict had been returned up to the ad-
jOurnment of the court.
Lewis French, indicted for grand larceny,
plead guilty. Lewis Pendleton, indicted
for receiving stolen property, has also plead
guilty. Sentence has not yet been passed
in either of these cases.
POLICE CeURT.-The court disposed of the
following docket yesterday morning,
Drunkeness-James O'Neil, fined 81 and
costs; Jacob Lehman, $40 and costs, or ten
lays imprisonment in the county iail ;
John Holden, SIS and costs.
Destroying Propsrty-Patrick Bshan,
,ase continued TO the oath.
Resisting oficer-Michael shshan, dis |
charged; John Holden, fined $40 and |
,osts. GEs L
Grand LaTceny-Amelia Hoffman. bound
vsr, bail $500.
Assault and Battery-JOhn Driscol1 and
ames Lawler, the former fined S. and
osts, the latter discharged.
Petit Larcsny-MatheW Farlie, Reform
arm John Kavanaugh, case struck from
Maiming-Robert Washington, bound
yer, bail $500. - z5ET
Violating Substitute Brokerage Ordi-
ance-A. Bingham, case held open until
Iarch 10th.
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&. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U, 8. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
HI superior 81
Subscriptions received to the
~ $40 PER CENT. AND I0-40" NATIONAL

LOAN.
Commission ALI wed TO subscribersl
BIZ o. s. Bonds Of 1881, 6-2,'S, IO-zOs, Treasury
Notss, and all other Government securities pur-
chased and for sale en- the most favorable terms.
Cold Silver, Coupons and Canada money bonght
and sold at beat rats DeI to received and COL
leetions made at all acces ible points. Uncurrent
funds oonvtr. ed at lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
for sale. oc4
BeautifGl Portraits of Washington and
Edward Everett are in many collections but in the
home of the person once afflicted with that terrible
disease, Catarrh now cured BY the use of Dr. D.
Il. see'ye's Liquid 0starrh Remedy, how shouldit
be! fsb2:R3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

Baltimore and VenangO oil Co.
Dividend no. 2.-The President and Directors
Of the sboTe-nsmsd company have declared
monthly dividend for the month of January of two
per cent. on their capital stock, payable on and
afGer the 18th inst
Cleveland stockholders viii receive their divide-d
at the Banking House OF wAsOh, Everett & Co.
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Cleveland ETening Stock Exchange.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. p, 1866.
There was genersl indisposition to operate at
the Stock Exchange this evening, pArtly owing to
the fact that parties had only yesterday prices to
be governed by, there being no business in New
York to-dOy, but more largely, probably, In con-
sideraon Of the fact that all felt they had no bus
inesS tbors-tO day being by right holiday that
thsy should have hOnorei. The trapsa9hezs were
Therefore imall, and an eee..''y adjournment was
made.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

OIL Factory rOr SaIe.-The subscriber Of
ers to sell his factory Canal and Ohio stree t.
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
mated, compact and conveniently arranged. Ca
plcity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate nos.
session given ifrequiFsd. B. B.PsLToN.
Cleveland, Feb. IA, 1885, fsbI5;r2Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

REsIGNED.- Charles A. Baldwin, Esq who
has been connected with the Provost Mar
shsl's Office for some months, has resigned
his command.
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EooHxUHIoETToz.l
February q, 1856.

February y, 1865.
EDS. LEApER: Ny attention has been
called 10 an advertisement in the LEADER,
headed 'Infringemsnt Case" have had
the records examined and find the adver-
tiSemeut to be q falsshoOd, and calculated to
iDjure my business.
Ny Step Ladder is constructed on a new
and entirely different principle, end no
court would consider it to be an infringe
ment. W. E. BOED,
ia Superior ST., Cleveland, 0.
fb2S:I9I
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First Ward once MOre.-The olnvas.ing
Committees are urgently requested TO complete
their work TO day. and rtp'rt this evening. Col
lect thousand dollars to-day and the work is
done.
Let every man represent this evening.
WM. MELHIECH, Pres't.
Z. CuTsrER SeoIY. fsb23
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

PERsoNAL.-Judge George Il. Williams,
United States Senator from Oregon, is in
the city, the guest of his relative, R. C.
Yates, Esq.
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ho saI,s of tha evening were as follows.

On the call Of Flour and Grain, 100 bbls Of *
red wheat Flour sold at 50 70, and 1000 bus No. 3
red Wheat from store at 81 II.
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LOCAL NOTIOES.

infringement Case.-JOhu q. Ralslsy, Of
Dayton, Ohio, has commenced suit in the United
States Court at Cleveland, Ohio, against W. f.
Bond' of Cleveland, for infringing on his patent
Step adder of January, 7th, 1862.
had, upOn examining the Court Records, that
the above Advertisements is an infamous faIsehood,
and intended to do an injury 10 my business.
W. L. BOND,
feb2s:l9l 12s Superior st., Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

FIRE ALARM.-A chimney burning out on
the West Side was the cause of the fire alarm
yesterday forenoon. "NObOdy hurt"
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BEHIND TrNs.-NO eastern, trains had ar
rived yesterday, up to four O'clock, P. n.
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COMMERCIAL.

MORNING LEADER oFBIOR.
WEDSEsDAT EvEsIEs, Feb. %, U65
Reee1pts-Ihs receipts of Grain by rail during
the twenty-four hours ending st OnS o'clock to-day
EsFs as follows:
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PRESENTS,

Christmes aud New Years at Union Hall
Lho4e Whe want Presents should give Us call.
We haYe Clothing for rich, and Clothing for DOOR
All should come 30 Us and Bargains secure;
We have Clothing for Boys, and Clothing for Men
Many more styles than I'll nov try to pen
Coatsp OToreosts, Pants, Jackets and Vests
Al our own make and surely the best.
We have sesrfs and Scarf Pins, Eosk Ties and
Cravst5,
Shirts, Gloves and OoIIaSs, suspsndsrs and Hata.
Hall Hose and HAndksrchiefB, Wrappers and Draw
ers,
Made out Of Silk, Wool, @erino OF Gaase;
And many more things that sre usefnl and nice,
which for these lines we'll as at very low price,
Aud then for the ladies' God bless the dear ereatures
tnres;
Tho present for them shiloh win give them most
pleasure,
And bs in each households blessing and treasure,
Is SEWING hAOHfNE' one Of SINGERS, you
know,
Is ahead Of all other Machines made to to sew.
II is simple, il Is handsome, and easy to run
And BY far the best Sewing Machine uader fhe sup.
Ehen all who want Presents TO UNION HALL hie,
Well We know, that when there you'll NOS fail 20
buy,
For the gifts that are valued and Ylzed most Of all
Ara those that are Parohssed at our famed UNION
HALL.
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Read the notice of DR.. DeHart, in another
column. feb2I
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We bayo Etill to note very doll market fol
nearly the entire Produce lst, the Transaction,
continuing on a very small scale, AID Sonfned tc
the immediate wants Of the trade 10 the city and
interior. There is, however, a tendency toward g
declins IN most leading articles, aud Wheat, Corn
and Oats are lower to-dsy--the first about s. :
Sales and quOtatiOnI tO-dsy were as follows:
Freighaa-steady at the following rs.os ALE
RAn-TO New York, Flour % 90; Wool "a "a ;
Dressed Hogs 81 So To Boston, Flour % 10; Wool
81 4li Dressed hogs 81 40. -.,-.s
FIOuF-steady ut quiet We quots at 50 55a
10 90 for sod to choice Xxx rid; $40 76aII 90 for
do Xxx white.
Wheat-LOWer. Sales cars No. Te!edo red
at 81 90 on track AID 1OOOtu Ne. red from sto1a
atsI 70.
COrn-Eev shslIsd offered at 81 co from store.
Sale car car at 81 Os
Oats-Duil and dlOEsr. Holders offer at 7ss7se
from store.
Rye and BarIey-Eo sa'es aud market non-
inal. d
100 ms.
POrk-ssIes I8 bbls mss at s38 90.
Lard-steady. Sales 1000 d. city in tIer.es at
23c.
Smoked Meafs-stssdyat at 24c for hams, zoo
shoulders, and 1so for dried beef
Butter-More in demand and lower. Sales 20
bbls choice Western Reserve at 3593oc. as
Eggs-In moderate request. Sales bbls at s5e
Cheese-In fair demand and STEADY at I9aqle
for large lots good to prime Western Reserve.
Small lots selected command 192c better figures.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. maintain their igures
at 81 2392 25, but there are no buysrr.
AIoOhOl-Held at "a 5Oa4 50 for % pei cent.
Neutral Proof Spirits 50 4Os9 IS.
PetrOIeum-Dull at s50sOc for refined.
Seeds-Weaker. Clover offered at SI3 90; Tin.
Othy held at s. 70.
Beans-steady at 81 Oo@9 IS fr new medium
white old do 50 so. -4
Dried APpIes-Medsrately active and steady
It 1l@l1<o.
Dried Peaehes-soarcs and In good request
1t i42@44c FOR peeled, and 32@s4o for uppeeled.
Fish-In fair demand and firm at the follow!
ng quotations: White Fish, half bAL, 50 rs;
Trout, half bbl, IS so Piokerel, half Dbl, 81 26;
Herring, D bbl., Sc co.
saIt-stoady. Coarse 50 50; Ground sOIarSs 90;
Fine z 90. s -a -
TallO0-Ths demand is only moderate at I'D
% for city aLd country rendered.
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Rose q R,reuEIaI' Provision MARKET Re.
port.
The following are the rates charged By rs:
ABmB-Sugnr-oursd premium hans q n. ss a
SI'11 ..............lSsJ
nac09-Or Smoked Sides D h...-....,.,....,..2l G
sssaha-Pr leaf kettle-rndd in bbls or trcs1s G
Rrime leaf kettle-rndrd in kegs . fb.24 o
PoRk-No. mess 3 bbI.,......-..',..-. Ss7 s1
Extra clear 8 bbI..,,,..... 10 5O
NO extra charge made for packages or cart
age TO railroad depots or boats. All articles Ara
Earrantea strictly prime, and equal to anything IN
the state. Orders promptly filed. =
ROSE d PREHTI65.
dels-R Nos l42, Ia and l4s Ontario street.
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NOTIOE.-Hsving sold out our entire
IN stock Of Chippewa Coal, at Seneca-street
Yard Ee have closed it for the teason. Any orders
for Hard Coal will be Httended to promptly by
leaving the same st our ONCE, No. JOhnson's
Marine Block, foot OF River street.
feb2El92 LEMUEL CRAWFORD son.
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EREMONT HAMS 600 LBS. GUS
II DORIS ceisbrsted Fremont Hams sup eTior
any ether brand in thismsrket. For sale By
A. WILMER a CO.,
O0mmission Merchants,
Ssbls:lsl:lEtP 50 River street.
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" WAsHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.

CITY Re;Oieings over she Res'
of the old Fiag uPGn 20 @OFatiOn
TEoW the Day was o. It sumfer-
- served Here
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FOR SALE.-l2 Acres Of Land, House,
Il Barn an abundance Of fruit. The Grapes viii
pay the interest the invest nent-in las Cleye-
tahds ont the Euclid Road, six miles from hs Public
square Also Two and quar- ter acres in East C.eve-
lsnd, near the Stree1 R4rOad il has good varie J
OF Fruit. lnguire Of J. HANDLEY, on the premises
or9L y !. kELLER, 80. SOuth Side Pubic Square.
WANTED, AT $50 PER MONTH
W Aieliable Canvasser in eve.y town and county
tor the hutsJ aid Spy, tHe most iute- sting and ex
city book yer publish q, embracing the adventures
of woman in she Union Army As Nurse, Scout and
Spy, giving most vivid inue picture Of the war
Wehave sgents clear ng $50 per MONTH which we
VIII upToye 10 any doubtLg applicant Sebd for cireu-
la[s- Aacress JONES BROS, Philadelphia, Pa.
feb3:l9l ID ,twtW
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TWO HOUSES AND LOT for SALE

ffiWO hOU5bS AND LUZ Tor SALE
= situated on East side Irving street, between
Orange and kinsman streets. One Of ths hou.es is
nice o tage in hrst-rate condition, containing six
rooms, with buttery, cellar cistern, and good well
OF water. The other hou Is One-and ahau stories,
Nitd six ms. Eoodshed, cisteru, &c. The above
houses viii be sold for cash such low figure that
will pay vol lOr the investment.
feb3 GEO, D. BECK. 30 Superfor IT.
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Mae'ti1ists. =.
J BL4NDYS' PORTABLE STEAM saw MINIS

BLARDfS PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILLS.
Also strictly portable; no brick or ma-oury in SET
ting. Warranted te cut from 6 to 100 el lum-
Der per day. --
Circulars sent to any address. For prices, de-
seriptions, &C., address the manufacturers.
H. d F. BLAEDY.
Blsndys' Steam Engine Works, ZAnesville, o or
Blsndys' Newark Machine Works, Newark, 0,
LEwIsBURG, UFion Co., Pa, June so, 1854.
. In the lat Jhrss months, (worling five
dryS week. we have cut fire hundred aad t,ret9 -frs
thousand feet Of white oak on onr Handy MiII,
In June, 100, 600 feet. The lumb'- is pronounced
by the Baltimore Inspector TO be the best deusred
in that city this summer. The Blandy Enzine has
done well, and can now say It is perfect fu ce.s
Yesterday, the 29h June, cut $1,000 1t OF oak.
- - JAMES G. MCCLURE.
WmNoRE, Cambria Co., Pa, May 2, 1864
hSys sawed on my Blandy Mill
one million ro hundred and lfE toHsoHd feet cf luu-
Der in the last seven months, which inc iudss the
viutef months, often working only seven hours
day, and wholly froze fut part Of the time. This
is more lumber than any sing MN has cut in the
in the same time, within hundred miles Of this
place. [feb2ol9ll WM. R. HUGHES.