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Compendium. Notes, 1854. l05d107H 10e6lo9
Compound-int. Notes, ls66--.l0l 9102H 1029lU5
Commercial circles to-day were without
particular animation, reported transactions
being on a very moderate scale. There is
still on a trade demand for Flour, which is
confined to the upper grades, inferior quail
ties being neglected and in great part nomi-
nal. Prices of choice brands city and coun-
try-made are firmly maintained, and the
scarcity of, and present high prices for, high
grades Wheat, do not argue any recession
from these prices, but on the contrary an
advance is deemed more than probable
Wheat is in moderate car-lot demand, the
inquiry being chiefly for Milwaukee spring.
The stock of No. 1 red and white Wheat is
very light, if indeed there is any at all on
the market. Corn is in only moderate re-
quest, but receipts are very light, and the
market is firm and advancing. Oats are
quiet and steady. We can hear of nothing
doing in Rye or Barley, and prices are en-
tirely nominal. Provisions are in good
trade demand and steady. Choice Butter is
scarce and firm. Cheese quiet and steady.
Eggs active and irregular. Potatoes are in
large demand firm. Highwines inactive
and unchanged. Petroleum is quiet, unset
tied and lower.
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The ~semi-annual meeting of this body
will be held in Plymouth Church, on Pros
pect street, in this city, on Tuesday, the
18th inst, commencing at seven o'clock P.
NJ. The Conference sermon will bepreached
at that hour by Rev. James H. Fairehild,
of Oberlin College.
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AORE VALUABLE THAN COBB
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS.

FUbITI The BLOOh
Remove Headache, Dizzineas, Gfddibess. nryr-R.
ness, Unpleasant Dreams, DimRess OF SizhA
Indigestion, Cleanse the Stomach ana
Bowels,
Insure NEW LIFE in the Debnits.ad snS,
RESrUkE IRE SICK TO PERFECF 4e1 -
Try themi They only cost IS cen.s and -
cannot get them Of your Druggisi .a5d n = ~.
oDr.J BRYAN, Consulting Phi ,ssician, - BroeS.
turn ma ], post paid. Dealer s,nnl;sd ~ T re-
Barnes 4 Co., Wholesale Az ,nts Se- WI ~
For sale by G.. W. CLAP 1,.Sri.t no -
sep4:r6:vk%td
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
DUB mDsIsHr MARKET REPORT.

q aEa-
Especial Dispatch to Western AssOciGtsd Press.l
NEW YoRK, April 7.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
At the 4 O'Clock open Board ths following wers
the principal sales arra ra
% QUOTATIONS.
{ Canton 4s: New York Central SO; Erie $50;
Hudson River ex-div 1neZ; Reading 1879 Chicago
4 Northwestern p~referrsi $50; Michigan Southe
slZ; Cleveland { Pittsburg 81.
81 + lar n-e GOLD. -r rr~
Gold closed steady at l27A@lz7Hs
The money market Eas easier. Call loans at sa
The Stock market was firm at the Second Board
and rather better in some respects at the last
open Board Erie fell on one quarter per centand
Pittsburgh rose one half per cent, but otherwise
quotations are without change. Ths market VS.
firm after call. Erie sold At Ts, Michigan South
ern 81; Beading i2 and Pfttsbargh soy
PETROLEUM AND nrxIse sFooKa-
Petroleum and mining stocks dull. Ivanhoe 200:
Pjthole $780, Congreg 800; DoWniVille IS; tunnel
12os Smith and karmlee e25.
DR1 sooDs.
Market quiet. II is . question Of doubt whether
the late advances can be kostAinsd.
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Book Keeping, Commercial Law, Arith-
megic, Business, Customs, Telegraphing,
Photography, and ~PenmanshiP. taught by
experienced teachers and practical business
men at Bryant StrattOn 4 Co.'s Cleveland
Business College. aP7-zt
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RzrovED.-My friends and patrons will
please take nstice, that I have removed my
Trunk establishment from No $50 Superior
street to No. &c Bank street, near the Union
telegraph Building. c. F. THoNsES.
Cleveland, April 4, '66-Iw
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70 LAlIES.
Ifyou require q reliable remedy to RES or "a, ~,
DR., RARVEY,S FEMALp PnIc

A never failing remedy for the rev advst oTO6-tr,.s
lions, no matter from what esuSe thu - TO-
are ssfe and sure, and win res ORE nature IN sverx
eaae. They are also smeaciO' as in all cases Of weak
ness, whites, FFoisps1s. Sc. Sold in boxes con-
Send for DIT. K rs Private Medical Adyfs-
sr, addressed to iemAl' leo peges, giving fun in
structions, ~ cents required for postage. If you
will be sent, poet paid, secure from obseryafIon ~
the receipt OF me Dollar, BY DR.. J.. BRYAN, Con-
snlting Physf sian, 42 Broadway, N. 7. p. O.. box
Wholesale Agents, New York.
For SALE by G. W. CLARK, Druggist, 11s sups-
rior str e@t. Cleveland sep4.rs-vkIIff
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D<tca APPIes-In good demand and firm Al
/ he, and pay for packages.
Dried Peaehes-Firm, Pared SOC; IMPAIRED
halves, 2O@25c; quarters, 1se.
POtatoes-In good demAndand frn. Sales Of
PeachbloEs in bulk and sacks, At SI,OOal,Os per
busheI.
ssansEsteady at 81 .OeAW Ss fair to prime
White.
See<s-In good demand and steady. Clover
nesd At &,T5; Timothy 50, 5O@3,75.
/ Feathers-Prims live geese 7O975e.
TallOW-steady at 109lOHe for city and eoun-
try-rsndered.
Lake Ftsh-In better demand. No. 1 White
fish $3.50 per half Dbl; No. 2 do s., 90; Pickerel,
$3.50; Trout s7,OO97,5O; Herring S5,25.
salt-Firm At s2,66 for Fine; SEQ for COARSE
onondaga; S2,3 for Saginaw.
Ale and P0rter-Ys quota 81 follows: Pres
emit Use XX Ale 5000; Stock s1s, OO@l4,OO; Ksa-
nett s1s,ooi Pale Cream s1l,Oei Porter S2OOe
400.
A0ReEHirm. Held ct q range Of MasSo for
New York. MiehigAp and Ohio,
MaIt-Bsrlsy Malt steady 81 S1,E@I,SoP bu,
the outside price for primo Ne. l CAnAdA.
water L~1me-hsrket arm At $500 for Akron
and Osveso.
PIasfer-PoweIl's land plaster firm at $500
. ION at MIL. oAlcined $500 . bbl.
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CONVENTION OF Boar owSERs.-on We'd
nesday Of this week a convention Of Lake
Superior steamboat owners will be held in
this city, for the purpose Of adopting a
schedule fixing the days for the sailing of
boats, the rates of fare, SC, &c, for the en-
suing year.
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OPTICIANS.
GLAD NEWS.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
nHIIaL NnHErnIn nHIn

ARE WARRANTED IN ALL CASES
For the Speedy and Permanent Gore OF All Dissa,,s
arising from Sexual Excuses, or
YOUTHFUL INDIsCRETIONs,
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissions AID Sensual
Dreams, Gent tai, Physical and Nervous Debility,
Impotence, elect, Sexual Diseases. &C.
NO CHANGE OF DIET IS NECESSARY.
And they can Be used without detection. Eroh
BOX contains 90 Pills. Price One Dollar. II SOC,
cannot get them of your Druggist, they vii Be,
sent by mail, securely sealed, postpaid, x4b fun,
Instructions, that insure a cure, on receipt Of tn.
money and a pamphlet of 100 pages on the error
Of youth, the consequence and remedy, sent free,
zen cents required for postage. Address Dr.. U
BRYAN Consulting Physician, AZ, Broadway, u
T., P 0. Box 50TS. Dealers can be su ppIdbR
Denas, Barnes 4 Co., Wholesale Agents, N.
= For sale by G. W. CLARk, Druggist, lis So a
rior street, ClevelsRd, SssYs:wkR
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Several short addresses were made, of q
nature calculated to catch the ears and
heart of children, and benefit them. These
were interpreted with the singing of ami
mated Sunday School songs by the scholars.
The exercises were of great interest, and all
retired, at length, with the feeling that it
was good TO be there.
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Fresh Violin and Guitar Strings at Halls
II Monument Park.
Cleveland City Directory for 1857.
The publishers of the Cleveland LEADER
City Directory having made all the neces-
sary arrangements to issue the Directory
for 1867 by the 18th of May, will COM
menoe csnvassing for names the 10th Of
next month april, after people have fin
ished moving.
The new Directory will be made COM
plete in every respect, and will be greatly
improved by many additions. The fact that
the Directory issued by the publishers last
year contained 5000 names more than any
previous Directory, is a sufficient guarantee
that the new Directory will be in every re-
spect the most extensive and complete ever
published in this city.
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Cleveland wholesale Market

--la SATURDAY Evening, April 7, 1865.
FlOur-In moderate trade demand, steady and
firm for high grades. City made Xxx red $40, 75a
1850; do Xxx white Sl1, 1912, 50. Country brands
Xxx red s., 6O91e,5o do Xxx white $40, 5O@lI,5O.
Whest-Market steady and firm for high quail
tiles, but quiet. Sale l car ordinary No. 2 red win
ter from store at 81, 30; 2 cars No. 2 Shelby red st
SI,75.
COrn-Quiet, but in very light receipt and
firm Sales 2 cars No. 1 shelled from store at 5sc 4;
l car do do at 57c.
Oats-In light receipt and firm. Sale 2 cars No.
l from store at sSc l car do do at SIC.
Rye-InActive and Nominal.
Barley-Quiet and nominal.
POrk-Steady and in better demand. Sales 100
bbls No. l City Mess at s2e, so; No. 2 Ness 1855 o
Clear 5000.
Lard-steady. City-rendersd in tierces Isc do
in kegs 1sc. Country-rendered 169I7e.
Hams-Sales 1OOO lbs City Sugar-cured at 21e.
Country-eured held at 1s@2Oe.
ShOulders-Sales 1000 lbs city-cured At I4c
oountry-cured 1s@l4c. n
BaeOn-Held at 1sc for clear 19c for sugar
cured.
Mess BeeEIn moderate demand and steady
at 1880. Extra Mess $1,000.
Dried BeeE-Steady at CSC.
Butter-The market is bare Of choices quail
ties. Prime tue is wanted, and readily commands
45c; fair to good roll 4O@4Sc.
Cheesc-The demand is light, but prices are
unchanged and steady at ls@zec for good to choice
Western Reserve and New York.
EgEs-In good demand; prices irregular. Sales
IL bbls at 2Sc, 24c and Csc.
Highu1nes-ouist. Held at 80, 2s@2,2L
AloohOl-steady. Held at S4,4s04,63 for ss
par cent. Cologne Spirits, 90 per cent, s4,63. Heu-
trial Proof Spirits S2,Seg2,A.
PetroIcum-Unsettled and lower. 1.an.a
free held nominally at 53@55e.
Otls-We quote as follows:
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cisvsland Daily LlADra.l

PITTSBURGH, April t-1:4O h.
The market is dull, and prices tend downward.
Weeks receipts of Crude 5000 bbls. Sales Z, 800
hbls in bulk, gravity 40 to Al, At 1sc 5000 bbls IN
bulk, 40 to As gravity, at 14c- Refined dull Sales
500 bbls bonded, June delivery in Philadelphia, at
4sc; 1000 bbls, July delivery, at &c. Free dull.
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Foreign goods are dull and somewhat lower than
last week. Every one in the trade is wishing for
a steady market.
ouorArroxl
The following are the quotations from the Dry
Goods Exchange HeH
Brown sheetings-Atiants A &c; Nashua extra
p; Pepperell L %.
Blesched shirtings-MacOnviIle 81; Palmer 10;
Prints-Merimac W %; Merrimaok D 81; Allen
strpss-Amaskeag 57H; America q; Everett
27%; whittenden A "a.
De~nims-Amaskeag 52Ki Manchester s7H; Wide
World IS.
Hoop skirts-In fair demand at former prices.
Wholesale Market Review.
NEW YoRK, April7.
The Post has the following review Of the Whole
sale market:
There has been an Improvement in the Wholesale
market during the week, most articles ruling firm
with the exception Of cotton Hrr - ~
- FLOUR. -..
The market for fresh -four has been quite active
and prices advanced. Common grades are dull and
rates gradually declined with gold.
rr-1- PORK. a-
Pork has been active with variable prices. The
market closes dull, but unchanged. There has
are firm.
pErr.
Beef is in considerable request but prices are
without change.
CUT MEATS.
Cut meats have been active and are offered freely
at dull prices. .r
LARD. -
Lard has declined and closes heavy.
coFFEE. r..re
The demand for coffee has been moderate. Prime
qualities are firm. "a
COTTON.
There has been a fair demand for cotton from
shippers, but owing to liberal arrivals and unfa-
vorable news from Europe. Prices have declined
and closes buoyant at 3S@39c for middling.
PETROLEUM.
There has been 3 slight decline in Petroleum and
the market closes heavy.
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WANTEp..AcENT

EOR sALE-OIL-A nne lot o. Fetroisrn Bum
Z ms on. AZ the Factory Of W. GUILD, on Ger
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Financial.

FINANCIAL. .
NEW YORK, April 7.
The Commercial says:
The Stock market continues stOng on the rail
road list Speculation for the moment centers
chiefly upon Erie, the purpose apparently being 70
corner the shorts on that stock, amoBg whom the
principal one is supposed to be the leading Director
who has recently suffered at the hands Of the Mi
chigAn Southern clique. The transactions on the
stock at the Board amounted to 5000 shares at 7S@
81, an advance Of 50. A similar movement is
in operation on Reading and Cleveland 4 Pittsburg.
The winding up of the Michigan Southern corner
is without serious Consequence.
The Miscellaneous list is dnll and weak.
State stocks are lower.
Governments quiet.
Gold exhibits a decided weakness. The price
opened at I2iH and fell steadily TO 127L. At 1880
P. NJ. large amounts were offered both on time
and on lean. There is a perceptible disposition TO
discount.
Ehe steamer Bremen takes out SCI ,165 in specie.
The City of Baltimore takes SIS, 5O5. Total ship
ments for the week about S &c., 90.
Money is in smpler supply, notwithstanding the
withdrawal of the deposits by the county banks.
The Fate i easier at 596 per cent en- call.
Discounts are moderately active at 7GS per cent
for prime paper, and 10 per cent Cor names ranking
good MA 1918
The rates for Foreign exchange are merely nom
inal. Prime bankers sterling is quoted at 1869
lO0ss, bat As usual on Saturday there are no trans
actions,
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Nero MIKsTRELs.-Sam Sharpley's Min
strels and Buckley's serenaders will open
short engagements in Biainard's Hall on
the evenings of the Esd and 9th insts, re-
spectiyely.
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MUSEMENTs
OF MUsTH
IOhn A. EIsler. Manager R. 4. asasy-.rr..u,
CLAIM AGENTS.

In preparation Child Of the Regimsnt"-
Pearl Of Savoy &c.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Is Health Worth Having

If it is, protect it. It is a jewel as easily LOST
as virtue, sndin some cases as difficult to recover
Nature, in our climate, and especially at this sea.
son, requires to be occasionally reinforced. But
everything depends upon the tonic used for this
purpose. The medicinal tinctures, all Of ahieh ar,
based on common alcohol, are dangerous. Quinine,
as everybody finds out who takes much Of it, is q
slow poison. One safe protective from all IN
healthy atmospheric influences exists, Gnd enc only.
This powerful preventive is H~OSTETTER'S GEL
EBBATED ST MACH BITTERS, a compound OF
the purest stimulant ever manufactured, with the
most effective tonics, alternatives, regulators, and
depurators that chemistry has yet extracted from
the Botanical kingdom. COnvalescents. IAnguid
and feeble from recent sickness, will find the Bit
tsrs an Incompatible Restorative, not disagreeable
to the taste, AMI eminently invigorating. No
other stimulant produces the same effect as this
stomAchic. 1t doss not excite or autter the
nerves, or occasion any undue srterial action; but
at once soothes and strengthens the nervous sys-
TEN and the animal spirits
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-09

ARRTvkLs.-Gen. Q. A. Gilmore, and ex-
senntor h. ". Rice, of MINI, from Wash
ington, stopped at the Weddell Friday
night leaving the city Saturday morning,
bound westward.
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E.-5.

III Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
EsTABLIsHED 1859.
Dealer in $50 and ali other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada and incur
rent money. COUPONS cashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. jan27:RI1
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DUsFKRS5Sman proftx.
Il @URGHILL 4 BB0fH&
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WAITS

"ANTED-By young man. board in 3 private
w family, religious p~referredY located sltnln On
mile and 3 quarter Of Public square. Aoares5 VIII
Superior street. eR..22
"ANTED-To invest $500 to 4S,0o in 9 safe
w and permanent BUSINESS, either - partner or
proprietor. Address L. L H0LDlN, over l5 Su-
pe7tO- street. apI:S2
"ANTED-A moderate sised House in pleasant
w locality and eonvenienf to buEiness. Address
p Q. Box 23S0. sP1;se!
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CbIcago Market-ApriI ,.

FLoUR-Firm.
WHEAT-Aetive, and advanced Ie. Sales st
Sl,ZT49l,2sA for No l.
~CORN-steady. Sales at 45Ld47c for No..
oATs-Firm-and advanced %@sIc.. Sales at 26s<
9ZIc for No 1, and 23@24c for No. 2.
PRoyIsIoNs-Dull. Mess pork held at S24 so.
LARD-lSc.
LIVE HOes-Dull. sales at 50, OO@s,5O
Resurrection $500 bbls wheat 4.OOO but;
corn $500 hn.; cats 4, 1000 bu.
sHIPAEHTs-Flou 1900 bbls.; wheat II, 900 bu.
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MUSICAL.
REMoVAL.

DkMOVAL.-H. CAK 0Za, MR.
IL CHANT TAILOR, hereby informs hi. friends
and patro s that he has removed to 200 superior
street, second floor, where he will be glad TO see
them. and hones, By strict personal attention TO
business, to merit q continuance of their f<Tors.
ap2.SO4 -
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IMPORTANT 10 FEnzps OF p4QrAsrD SOL

IMPORTANT 10 FRIENDS or DECEASED soL-
DIERs.-The Columbus JpEraal says
different times during the
commissions, 81 - -at at
olaim~ "@ coi Laylsr,
the Bureau of Soldiers
received numerous packages con
tanning valuables and trinkets, belonging to
soldiers who had died in hospitals, which
had been forwarded to him from Nashville,
Chattanooga, and other places in the mill
tary department. Of Tennessee. He has now
a large accumulation of these mementoes,
precious to the friends of the deceased own
ers, which he would send to parties right
fully claiming them, did he know the ad-
dress. All the packages are sealed, and
have never been opened. They belonged
to the soldiers named below:
William G. Blakely, company F, 3sth 0.
v. L; - Litterle; Charles Lilleck, com
pany G. 50th o. V. /; John Ripley, com
many D, I4th O. vi; VIM White, company
K. 5sth o. V. /; Charles E. Danil, company
B, 64th o. V. L; Wesley Bean, company A
9th o. Y. I; Levi Pennington, companyF,
4sth o.. V. L; VIM. H. Adams, Trumbuil
| Guards; John ". Cook, I'd Battery; l. Corp,
]. Marcer, Holland Morris, company a.
| 10th Kentucky; Joseph Jones, John Hams
and William Quirke, I'd o. v. c.
Longueby, ssth o. v. l. H. McLain, F. N.
James, ssth o. v. L; G. W. LathrOp, gath
o. Y. l. VIM. F. Seymour, company b,
goth Conn; Frank Elliott company l, 18th
o. Wis Joseph Hoffman, company G, 4oth;
VIM. Paisley, company F, 18Th o. LIB
Fogle, company E. ed o. Y. l.; - Belt,
company c, lsIst o. V. I; John Brown,
company G, 10th o. V. c.; Joseph Ferris,
company D, 29th Q. S. l.; Randolph VOL
dan, company F, llsth o. Y. I; j. L. Con-
don, company ], 9Th o. Y. Il Frederick
Beehold, company G, 54th o. v. /; Thomas
Bremen, company a, 6lst o. v.
There sre wallets for the following men
- Quintyj james Burns, company E
! 66th o. v. +, two wallets; - Cook, John
! ". HoldenbUrgh, company g, 1o2d o. VI
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.0
ALEXANDER ]

We have recently examined some of Stein
WAYS Square Grand Pianos at S. Brainard
& Sons, ware-rooms, which, for beauty and
power OF tone, are far superior to any we
haveIever seen. That the steinway pianos
is the best in the World, no one will now
dapu
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DOARD-Witb an unfurnished Boem, in a first
ID ciasS House, within i've minutes walk Of Post
once. suitable for q gentleman and lady, or two
RenflsmAn. Address Oh. G. NJ" Leader office.
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F"AN1ED-Agents 20 sell and put up Barton's
w Patent House Bell. Every house-keeper should
have il. Agents not limited 10 any specified territory.
III. Gen1 Agent, Grafton. .. ap6:3z2
f"ANTED-Traveiing Agents, honest and c.
w pable. Constant employment at $50 to $500
per month. Capital required. 500 70 $3.50. No risk.
No. = Atwater Block, Cleveland, Ohio. Ap5;Se4
1UANTEB-RAKE OHAHOE D AGENTS
W What the people want. Complies History ofthe
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pyer Is nne Portraits Of GenerAls and Battle Scenes.
be most candid, lucia. omplete. eutheltie and rslia-
Die history published. 1t contains reading matter
bqual 70 three large volumes. Send for circulars and
be our tsrms. ADDRESS JONES BROS. q co., las
g~-A Fnurfh st.. Cincinnati. ssp2f170d&W
s25 Bartlett Sewing Machine. SIS
II ICEEsED under patents Of Howe, Wheeler 1
" Wilson, Grover 4 Baker. and Singer Co.'S, and
he only Cheap Machine in the United States, having
he right to use the Wheeler 4 Wilson or four motion
Dnder-feed.
We want Agents to SEX them. VIII pay ESQ to $500
Der month, or allow large Commissions. VIII send
Machines, to be paid for when sold. For circulars,
Eerms, &C., encleee stamp and address
PAGE BROTHERS, General AGENTS,
~ either Of orr Offices, Philadelphia, Pa, Toledo,
Ohio, or 81. Louis, No.
seWs with single or double thread-Sciontihe
A1AN
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$1,000 Rcward.-Tne above reward will be
given to any person whe can furnish a prescrip-
tion for Coughs, Colds, whOoping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. strick-
lnnk's Mellifuous Cough Balssm. This balssm
viii cure the above complaints, also splitting of
blood and night sweats. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, w~hooping cough and primary cases
Ofoonsumption are cured by Dr. strickland's Mel
hfuous Cough Balssn. It can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON q DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland. q.
m6:R5 f..+
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EARN FOR sALE.-The weIl-known farm,
Il recently owned by Joseph swift, Jr.. situate on
the Fermillion river, in the township Of BroNnhelm,
LOrain coInty, Ohio. This farm contains l65 acre.
Of the best land in 9 high state Of cultivation, well
fenced, with a good dwelling house, barns, carriage
house, grainary, &c in good order. This farm will
be sol1 low for cash Possession given Immediately.
For particular apply to Joseph svift, Jr., on the
place, or to W. d. Bebse, Agent Of the Swift Farm,
j. a NJ. Co., who viii be at the farm by the 24th OF
Herch, 1856. A. GADDIS, Pres. Swift Farm P.
q NJ. Co. al Gree2Nich-st.. N. u. m2l:al4ITS
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-09

Those elegant styles of Bonnets and Hats
Mrs. Shaw's Millinery Rooms. ap7:3O5.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-09

BOARD OF Trade ANNUAL MEETINs.-Ths
attention of members of the Board of Trade
is again called to the fact that to-day occurs
the annual meeting of that body for the
election Of officers and the transaction of
such other business as may be necessary to
the welfare of the Board But the prime
business of to-day, and that which should
determine the attendance of every member,
viii be the decision of the question whether
the Board shall organize under the law re-
Gently passed by the Legislature for the in
corporation ofsueh bodies-a measure which
originated with the Cleveland Board. 1t is
confidently hoped that every member who
has at heart the business interests of the
city-and every tradesman and Lusi~--
man has 3 direct interest-win
to-day, to give the i've -Ss
and vota - - De presen
.auence of his counse