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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-09
MEDIcAL
Inn DOLLARS PREMIUM
SEMINAL
Oh SPERMATTORRHGA, CLEFT, &C.,
Impotency Cared.

AFTER L OTHER TREATMENT FAILS
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New Ysrk City, viii pay one hundred
dollars for the proof that be ever tails TO cure the aboTe
named Diseases He viii pay the same sum for the
proof that any other Physician in the United State.
treats the same diseases with equal success
After many yearsof lAborous study and e1pertenes
Or Gfb-oa i happy in being able 70 announce to the
unfortunhts. that be has perfected a system Of uuat-
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT oURx
q the above, and also all eontssious dis7ssts q he
therefroNe including General
DEBu Try Oh NERVOUS PR0sTRATIoH.
HeIhas SUI aoeded IN curing cases In this city, sons q
whom hal expended hundreds Of dollars viii sB-
50 led pl Yeicians. who profess to treat al private
aahladies Gth success, aud without rseeiVnS me
Ii. GibsS does not boast that he is q msrIl er q
some Oolis 60 in London Jr Paris, - perhaps foiae
others dc ioE the purPosc OF ensnaElns the nnt seht
realized. Bat what DE. @ nightboastof offs this thai
pose conhdeice in bis ability end integrity, and that
be has perfected an American system Of treatment
whichchallsnges any Physician o. London or i'Aria.
OF any pateEt medicine, TO squal for the radical cnre
Of semfnsl weakness, aud all diseases or derahge-
nent. both mental and physical. Ariains from seKu-
Dr.. Gibson else claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over all others yet diHosFerea-
agreeable; he uses no relics Of the dark ages, s1ch -
Mercury, or any other deleterious drug teoondlys
his treatment is positive and certain 10 ali cases Re
stands prepared TO 90 into any public or private
Immense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other nov known in the world, in point Of prompt
ness, permanently, mildness, safety and convenience
20 the patient.
DR. Gibson is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past i've years performed sany
cures of diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes OF treatment References can be given
toindiyiduals Of the first respectability In Cleveland,
Boston, New York and other cities, in regard to skill
and integrity In all professional transactions. Dye
pspsia, Rheumatism, ScFsfulA, all diseases Of the
Urinary Organs. and all Chronic Diseases treased
with superior success.
SS-Medioines sent to any part OF the country. on
receipt Of ten dollars
Dr Gibson'S new work on Physiology for sale st
bis once.
DR.. GIBSON,
PEoEFEssoR OF ELEcrEOPAzHY AID MEDICINE.
once IlsSeneca street, q few doors from superior,
up stair, opposite City Hotel
so hours from TO L and FRONT to 5o'cIock
Da1y tSundays excepted jani7
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-09
THERE is No SUCH WORD AS FALL
TARRANT's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
CURERS AND COPAERA.

" = Rs SOPAt6Aa
Is 3 sure, certain and speedy cure for all diseases Of
the Bladder, Kidneys and Urinary Organs, either
Male or Female, frequently performing a perfect
cure in the short space OF Three or Four days, and
always in less time than any other preparation. In
OF CUBEBS AND COPAIBA there is no need Of
confinement or change Of diet. In its approved
form Of q paste, Ii Is entirely tastelesa, and causes
no unpleasant sensation TO the patient, and ne ex-
pOsur2. It is now acknowledged by the most learn
cd In the Profession that It the above class Of
diseases, CUBEB and COPIABA are the only
any Certainty Of Success. Tarsant's Compound
Extract of 0ubebs and CopAibs NEVER FAILS.
Manufactured only by TARRANT & CO.,
27s Greenwich street., New York.
R8-Sold by Druggists sill over the World,
nvo-RA
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-09

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CEDAR ST.-Hsar Wilson Evenue, 81 scres, 4
acres growing grapes, good brick house.
VALUABLE STONE QARRY-With good in-
provements, At Bereai very cheap.
gCOVILL ST.-House and Lot, $1,000.
KINsMAN ST.-HOuse and Lot. IS, 500.
GARDEH and Lot. $3.50.
PERRY ST.-House and Lot, $500.
SUPERIOR ST.-Residence on Superior-st., vssi
Of Erie, $4,000.
CHESTNUT gT.-House and Lot, 1880.
GARDEN sf.-House and large Lot, s., eco.
KIEsMAN ST.-LErge Brick House and Is acres
Land, with fruit, &c.i . very desirable resi-.
dence.
OHIO ST.-Two-story House and Lot. So, 900.
sOOYILLE Tho and Lot, 5000.
LAKE sT.-Brisk House and Lot, 81, 500.
HAST CLEvELAED.-2s acres, well improved, on
State Road
Also Az acres near DOnes' Corners with 6 acres
Of grapes.
Also 7sN acres near Dr.. MAtheyett's.
CUeTEAD AVEHUE.-HOBse and Lot, Sz,0Op.
Also, . large number Of desirableFArms and out
JOHN 6. JENNINGS, Agent
AtEatef Building
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BURT BARE,

OEED BARLEY SEED BARLEY
- Farmers and others in want Of g prime s. ed
Barssy will fnd in lots to suit at Union Elevptor Of
pAF2 ..5ls9 GARDNER, BusT ooi
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DAILY LEADER.

Sa- For Morning EdltiOn News see
outside.
Bar For Evening Edition News see
inside.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
1-PHIlOSOPaY OFMARRIAGE

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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-09
DtHerenee Paid

The Tribune states that after the in
junction obtained by Nj. Drew against
Scott Cspwen & Co, was served yester-
day on the stock purchased for them by
Grovesbeck & Co., the latter were en-
joined from paying Scott, Cspwen & Co.
the difference due them on the stock,
about twenty thousand dollars. The in
junction was dissolved and the money
paid by Grovesbeck & Co., and the matter
for the moment rests. The whole affair
will be the subj ct of litigation in which
a good deal of the secret history of the
case will he davaloDed-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-09
Change Of fine, october 9th,

Change OF Time, october 9th,
VIA THE
ATLANTIC &GREAT WEST'N RAILWAY.
@R%~
The only UBbTOken Broad Gnage Route
To THE EASTERN CITIES.
TWO Trains Daily Leave Cleveland, nom the
l. Atlantic 4 Great Western Depot:
DAY A T.
Arrive In New p. N
NIGHT EAPREsS.-.-----.---.s:35 P. n.
Arrive In New p. a.
Mail train leaves Cleveland for salamanca q
$40 A. M, arriving at $50 P. NJ
Trains arrive AZ Cleveland At TAO A. n, and
a;5O P. h
n, and SIS P n, arrive at Cleveland sos A. H.
This is the only direct route to the on Reg oal
Passengers by the 30 A. n. Express Train dine
MsAdviIle. and Sleeping Car At salamanca
Passengers BY the s;s5 ,. n. Express Train, get
Tbs Sieht Express leaves Sunday night, instead
saturday night. All other trains daily, sun
ys excepted
~, and all points in the on Regions Of Penn.
gsnia-
sssssngsrs By this route have ample time go
iutes), At regular hours, for meals. and nAks
sw and sIsgan slssFing Coaches are tAeAsdto
Night Trains.
for all Information aud through tickets, pIesss
-sty AZ the Depot Of the Atlantic & Greaf Vest
Railway, or at the Union Ticket once, unds :
Weddeli House. et
anib0sses will call fer psssengsrs, By leaving
1 sti0ns 81 the above odaces.
D. MoLAREN, Gen1 sup't.
=. FULLER, Cen Ticket Agent.
UCAWHEAT FLOUR BUCK
J WHEAT FLOUR 80 bbls just receiyed.s
srficie OF pure Bpekwhear Flour, for sslsi in
20 suit, 81 Union Elevator.
lis BURT& c o..
SOMETHING HEW~-OarrH Patenk
- a''Srn sal. T. AA4Iss
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Deserted.

The ship yards of Green Point Ire still
deserted, the men refusing to work tel
hours and the bosses refusing TO adopt tht
eight hour system.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-09

Two distilleries in this city were seized
yesterday by the United States authori-
ties on the charge of distilling whisky
without the proper Government license.
The matter Will be investigated by the
TTpi+ad C.ataa authorities
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24

HORSE SHoEING.-An old blacksmith sends COM
munication to the Meadville Republican, and talks
so sensible that take pleasure in making an ex-
tract from it:
There is no kind of work, perhaps, in the whole of
the blacksmiths trade, that ought to be done with
more care than horse shoeing and yet there moth
ing that is done with less Many blacksmiths seem
to think that all that necessary is to put the shoe
This is in fact but small consideration in horse
shoeing. would much rather shoe would come off
very soon than have 1t hurt the horse while it is on
as is the case too often.
The trouble, in my opinion, is, that the workmen
seldom learn the trade 1t used to take five years to
learn the blacksmith trade; boy will learn it
in five months, or think he has learned it. and will
go to work on his own hook. Then because he can
nail on shoe so it will stay a few weeks, men let him
shoe their horses and that is the there are
many poor travelling horses.
No man has right to shoe horse until he knows
all about horses foot 1t is particular job to put
on a horses shoe that it will set easy. The hoof
should be pared in such way that when the shoe is
on the horse will hardly feel it. A horses foot is full
of delicate fbres and if shoe sets too hard on them
by wrong pairing or pairing too much at the heel the
powers; that is the reason why so many horses run
down when they are worked hard and well fed. Their
feet hurt them and not their feet alone, but their
stomachs, all, however, proceeding from the poor
shoaing. They will be down after hard days work
before they have eaten half the foot before them
All that is wanted is little care to set the shoes
right. The usefulness of the horse is in the hands of
the sheer in great measure; so | say that n man
ought not to call himself horse-shoer till he has
learned the trade and knows all about horses foot
and what effect it will have to pare here or there or
to set shoe here or there.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
BALTIMORE MARKETS. .nri, %.

note in Coffee. There but little inquiry for it, and
however still quote as follows viz Rio at l6A
gl912 cts gold for common to good; 204l2l cts gold
and Java at % cts Fod + be soe cts Seg gold
hrst and second hands is about 20 1000 bags and the
STOCK nS IS also large at the other importing points
FLU R-Ihe market continues uuiet Inf verv
hrm IN tone Tor all good Flour, the offerings of which
continue to DC hight Howard street Flour, which is
paratvey little Flour now to be had except
as Northwestern. There was sale on Saturday NOT
at $780, but day we have heard of no transactpns
worth reporting. We quote to-day as follows
viz Howard St. Super at So 25@9 IS fancy brands DO
at $1O@lO25; do Extra at Sl025@li; do Family G ut
Sl3@l3.50; Western Super at $S.759925 do Extra at
$9.75@lO:25; do Family at $l25Ogl3 City Mills Super
grade Extra at Sl250@13. and Patapsco. Reservoir
and other choice brands of Baltimore Family and Elk
ira at SIG for the former and S4 per b6l for the lat
$S5O@i = Dbl. - '' ~ ~ - ~ ~
GRAIN.-Corn was in fair supply again to-day.
some 1900 bushels being received, but the market
for it was weak, and notice further decin in it
of to cts q bushel. lot of 800 bushels White
sold at the opening at 90 cts but some 10000 bushels
sold subsequently at from IS down to So cts and
we quote it as closing at 85@S7 cts. OF Yellow some
5000 to 1000 bushels sold from Sc down to So cts
Wheat continues in demand and very firm. Some
$500 bushels were offered to-day and mostly sold at
2350 cts for fair Red and 265@270 cts for good do
but strictly prime would haye Brought 25 to $50 cts.
Some Canada White offered which was held at
35 cts lot of $500 bushels Of that description was
sold day or two since at this figure. Oats were
heavy and lower in price. Some $500 bushels were
sold at from IS down 40 cts weight and lot of 700
bushels inferior sold at As cts weight.
MOLASSES.-We hear of no transactions today
in Molasses but rates for it are unchanged and we
still quote as follows viz: Cuba cayed at 4O2 cts;
do Muscovado at 1906 cents; English Island at 400
IS cts. and Porto Rico at 5O@TO cts.
Observation-Disclosures are firm, but the mar
ket to-day has been quiet. Bulk Meat is held firmly
at III cts for Shoulders AZ cts for Sides, and l74@
III cts for Hams. There is a fair jObbing demand
for Bacon audit is moving off pretty freely at 2 cts
for Shoulders. and 1914 cts for Sides. Hams range
from 20 to % cts but there is comparatively little
doing in them; Lard has advanced We note sale
to-day of p bbs primo Western at 1875 cts and it is
Mess Pork is held at $26.75 = Dbl, which is an ad-
vance, but there is none selling so far as we are ad
vsed The market closes strong for all descriptions
Of Provisions.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24

Thirteen of the leading nail manufac-
turers of Pittsburg, Wheeling and Ironton met in
Pittsburg on the 18th inst 1t was discovered that
the present stock does not exceed fifteen thousand
kegs. while at this time last year the stock
hundred and sixty thousand.
Whether on account of the great number
of dead bodies found in the lake. or because of the
murders which the local papers report
every day, or from fear of the cholera Chicago Ill.,
just now exhibiting general hegira of its popula
ton. One evidence of this is found in the fact that
single auctioneer establishment has the furniture Of
nineteen hundred families to sell.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24

Blackstone, the Lo ndon comedian and manager, at
recent theatrical gathering, gave the following ac-
count of embarrassing situation in which his COM
pany were placed:
once had occasion to represent Richard the Third
at the IIaymarket Theatre, but being uuaccustomed
at tue house to warke tragedies we had no suits of
mail in which to the captains and soldiers of
York and Lancaster. In this difficulty applied to
the then manager of Astleys Amphitheatre for the
loan of some armour, when almost Immediately af-
forwards van load arrived at my stage door sent
my thanks to the manager for his kind and prompt
compliance with my request, and experienced for him
an indescribabe feeling of friendship mingled with
gratitude. The only drawback to this generous
action was, that the armour very dirty and re-
quired cleaning To accomplish this my men were
occupied for two or three days in brghtning it up
The night came for the performance of Richard
III. The armour was donned by the actors who
went into the battle certainly but under difficulties
My Earl of Richmond lifting up his arm to strike
at Richard, could not get it down again. but con-
tiuued in that striking attitude to the. end of the
play. Catesby and Radcliffe wandered about like
two animated Dutch ovens, and being unable to see
through their vizors where they were going, came
into collision with each other some of the helmets
having been forced the heads of some of the SOL
diers. could not be got off again till long after the
tragedy was over; while one disguised super who had
been laughed at by the audience and had also expe-
rienced a tumble or two, heard to say If this
armour dodge goes on shall leave the profession"
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24

RICE-Rice is steady at 9}zs9A cts for Rangoon.
and ll12@l2A cts for Carolina, but we are not ad-
Vised OF any sales to day.
SUGARS-Thereh has been some inquiry to-day for
Sugars and we notice sales of As hhds. and lN bbs
English Island, ex"Chesapeake," for refining, at
l0 cts mos. and of6l hhds grocery grades cuba At
105s@ll cts. We still quote as follows, viz; at lO4@
1913 cts for fair to good refining; ll@l2 cts for fair
to prime Cuba 1l@1A cts for fair to good Forto hico
and 1213 @1314 cts for prime to choice do
REFINED STGARs.-Rates are unchanged, and we
still quote Hard Crushed at 15A@l6 cts; White Soft
Crushed at 14I4@l5 cts c and Extra at 13M@l414
cts; and Yellow ut l234gl3 cts
SEEDS.@There is nothing doing in Cloverseed that
we hear of, and we quote it nominal at S. so
@575 a bushe Timothy Seed is scarce and firm at
81. 50 per bushel. Flaxseed we quote.at $250@255 z
bushe
tendency. Ground Alum is selling in jobbing lots
Mt S175Ql 80; Marshall's and Worthngton's Fine at
So 2OG3 25 and other less known brands at $3l0@3l Is
. sack. Turks Island we now quote at 5000 cts p
bushel.
WHISKY.-We notice a sale to-day of lot of lO9
bbls Western Whisky on private terms. 1t is selling
in retail lots at 81 IS per gallon.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
- y
IsrObst.

The Philadelphia Nelcs says: Probst expresses no
regret for the murder of the Deering. adults. lie
to tell why he killed the boy. whom he liked much
az he could like anybody leaving his accomplish to
deal with those whose lives he begrudged to them.
can give no answer. The man wants to die. lie says
that at most, half hour at time is as long he
has slept since his arrest. He the murdered
baby before him day and night, and there mufed
sounds in his ears uttered by the children while the
massacre was in progress, that he cannot exclude.
may not commit suicide his arms are SO fastened
behind him that he cannot use them. He is con-
stanty watched, and unless he broke piece of glass
from the loophole in his cell, can obtain no means
of terminating his own life: He said to Chief Frank
lin. at the last interview with that official that every
minute he lived was unutterable agony. The baby is
the Nemesis that haunts him, and yet stouty
that when the butchery was planned his accomplish
pledged himself that this of the children, at least
should be SHARED.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
MILITARY DIRECTORY.
Middle Military Department

Major General W. s. Hancock commanding; head
quarters, corner Calvert and Fayette streets.
Assistant Adjutant General, Middle Military De-
partment, Breyet Col. A. E. King.
First Army Corps Gu. s. Veteran Volunteers Head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette street BIT 1t,
Col: Finley Anderson, Assistant Adiutant General.
Medical Director-Brevet Colonel Josiah Simpson:
office, third etGry Department headquarters.
Provost Marshal Gesersl of Delaware and Mary
land-Breyet Brigadier General W. Ii. Browne; office,
No. 81 n. Calvert street.
Depot Commissary-Brevet Brigadier General Thos.
Wilson; assistant and b. Lit. Col L. N. Smith, c. S.:
office. No. S, Gay street, up stairs.
Depot and Department Quartermaster-CoI. Geo;
w. Bradley. corner Calvert and Fayette streets: as
sistants. Captain A. NJ: Cumming. 4. Q. NJ. office,
No. 8 g. Gay st., up stairs. =
Chief Paymaster-BreYot Lieut. Col F. NJ. Rtting.
Paymasters-Brevet Lieut. Col. F, B. Warner Majors
E. II. c. Hooper, Brantz Mayer, William Ii. Nicos
and W. II. Stewart; offices. Post Office Building.
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HEADQUARTERS MILITARY D1v1s1oNl

W Nt4'ei"n'o Oi eno pIdLuo INC present
season:
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION
OF THE MISSISSIPPI
ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 7, 1866. }
Hon. James Wright, Secretary Of State, Des MONIES
DEAR SIR:-Yours of April 4. with the preamble
and resolutions of your Legislature, touching mill
tary protection of emigrants bound for Montana
and Idaho, is received. The subject has received
our earnest attention. and | believe, if the emf
grants will be reasonably prudent, they can pass
with all safety to their destination. No people are
better aware than you of Iowa of the fact that
regular army is very small to cover the of
our country and that we will commit silly and fool
ish mistake if we attempt too much. The emigrants
will do very foolish thing if they persist in going by
Niobrara, when tell you we cannot undertake to
guard that road this year, but if they will go to Oma-
ha. to Forts Kearney, Mcpherson and Laramie, and
thence to Fort Reno, they will find well guarded
road all the way. We al'o attempt to make new
road pretty well guarded by the Big Cheyenne north
of the Black Hills to Powder River, intersecng the
And furthermore, we propose to guard a. we'll as
possible, the Missouri River route. This one makes
three roads to Montana, convenient for your Iowa
cmigrantS, and this is all we should attempt.
Indeed, if emigrants will disregard our published
plans by choosing intermediate routes they not only
shall have protection. but if we find 1t likely to
produce Indian hostility and collisions, we may in
terfere.
In orderto afford the best possible protection to the
emigration of this year. we have made the region of
Montana, and the routes leading thereto. separate
military department, of which Gen. P W. Geo. Cooke
IS the Commander, and he will in few days. go to
Omaha the better to give these Interests his personal
and official attention am, with great respect,
W. I. SHERMAN, Maj. Comd'ng.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-24
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