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The Demon Drink and His Doinss.

Strong drink is the curse Of the earth, and
the persons who manufacture and sell it are the
authors of woes unutterable. The town OF
Rush, n. Y, near Rochester, has just been the
scene of family outrage and blood, the result OF
intoxicating liquors, terrible to record Mr.
Stephen Webb, his wife, and two unmarried
sons, Jesse and Sanford o. Webb, resided in
the same hOase-anOther son, who is married
lived about forty rods distant On Tuesday
evening Of last week, the old man came home
drank, and commenced abusing his wife and
sons. One Of the boys started for the residence
of a Justice to have his father taken care Of
Thefather also started for the house of the JUS
tice, and while trying to gain admission, Mr..
and Mrs. Delano came along and observing the
quarrel asked Mrs. Webb to go with them to
the house Of the married son. She assented,
but was followed by her intoxicated husband
and the sons. Mr.. Webb was very violent, sew
eral times crowded his wife from the walk, and
finally struck Mrs Webb, stabbing her through
the hand and in the breast. The wounded wo-
man ran, and her youngest son, aged IL,
knocked his father down and threw himself upon
hun to hold him. The ather son Immediately
went 70 the assistance of his brother, and be-
tween the two the old man was severely hand
led. In the melee he was stabbed in the
breast four times, and soon after died. Mrs.
Webb is in a critical condition, the wound in
her breast having penetrated lung Jesse
and Sanford o. Webb have been arrested and
committed to prison for the murder OF their
father.
Our western exchanges bring the Particu-
lars of brutal wife murder in the vicinity of
Lyons, Iowa, on the 18th, the result of liquor.
Thomas O'Brien, hard working, peaeeable
Irishman when sober, brought bottle of liquor
to his house, and while drinking with a eOun-
tryman, Mrs. O'Brieu objected to their earOus-
ing in the house, whereupon the liquor fiend
beat his wife TO death. following her from the
house to the field, and bruising his victim ter
ribly. Four small children were made mother
less, and the father was hurried to prison to
save him from the retribution of Lynch law.
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union in nInssnchnserrs-

The Opposition to the LeeOmPtOn Admins
tration in Massachusetts will probably unite on
a State ticket this fall The Republican and
American State Committees have united in a
call for State Convention OF all those opposed
to the National Administration and to the ex-
tension of Slavery, and in favor of the present
State Administration, to meet at Worcester,
Sept 9Th, the delegates to be elected in the
usual way.
The indications are now favorable that the
Opposition TO the Buchanan Administration in
and present united front to the Slavery EI-
tension Democracy So mote it be-
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THE CALRoSIA NxGRO EHGRATIoS-AR-
cHY, THE FusITIvE SLAVE, AMONG THEN.-COn-
sequent upon the passage of stringent negro
law Of the Legislature of California at its last
session, prohibiting the further emigration Of
free negroes to that State, and compelling those
now resident there to give bonds for their good
behavior, large numbers of this class Of Peo-
pie are now arriving by every steamer from
thence, with view. we suppose, To permanent
settlement, the laws Of this Territory not being
opposed thereto A large number are also
planting themselves upon Vancouver's Island,
where, We learn, they have met with favOra-
bic reception from the authorities. Among
them is the negro Archy, the famous "Dred
Scott of California, for whose special benefit
we have heard it said, this negro act was pass
ed, the cOloTed population of California having
become very turbulent during his trial, threaten
ing by force and violence to rescue him from
slavery, in case the courts should decide that
slavery could cOnstitutionally exist under the
laws of California So far as we have been
able to form an opinion of this class of our com
munity, we must say that they are a quiet, or
derry and unpretending people, none Of whom
have the appearance of being likely even to
give the territory much trouble in governing
them, while our laws shall permit their resi-
dence here.-PHgst's Sound Democrat
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PRESIDENTIAL INTERFERKNcE.-Whent the Le-
compton cOntrivanee was before Congress, If
was sOutly denied by the Democratic organs,
that the President OF Cabinet had exerted any
influence TO trammel or direct the action Ct u n
gress. But voice from the grave has been
added to the numerous other evidences of the
falsity Of such representations In letter writ
ten at Philadelphia on the Sd of May, to friend
in Texas. Senator Henderson, since deceased;
says:
"On the morning of the day the bill finslly
passed, the President sent for me, and made
such an earnest and strong appeal to me to
vote for the bill, and aid in saving his Ad-
ministratiOn and the Democratic party at the
North, as to induce me to leave the Senate
Chamber and not vote at all, as | would
have felt bound TO vote against the bill if | had
voted ~
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FaiIure of the Atlantic Telegraph.

The forebodings for some days past have
been realized, and the wiring together of the
continents so that heart beats could be felt aud
the electric tongue be heard, has probably been
postponed indefinitely, possibly forever. The
world will be disappointed, for even after the
failure of the first trial to lay the cable high
hopes were entertained that science, skill, and
perseverance that so merit, would win success
Great talent and capital were enlisted in the en-
terprise of the age, and the Governments of the
United States and England placed their best
ships at the disposal Of the Company. Unior-
tunately the weather proved inausPicious, the
cable was the third time splieed and broken, and
the Niagara returned to QueenstOn. By the
dispatches it will be seen that it is possible an
other attempt to lay the cable will be made, but
all hope of success we think is at an end
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-21

VERY OLD SILVER SPOONS dozen silver
spoons with the assay mark of 1892 upon them,
were recently sold by auction in London for
S2IO0. The handles were formed of figures
beautifully chased, bearing shields, the stems
engraved with the names Of different person
ages represented, viz: Our Savior Christ, Saint
Peter, Judas Maccabeus, King David Joshua Dux,
Hector of Troy, julius Cesar, CarOlus Magnus,
Alexander Magnus, King Arthur, Guy Earl of
Warwick, Queen Elizabeth. These very rare
and interesting spoons were presented by the
Corporation Of London TO Sir Robert itch
bourne during his mayoralty, and passed into
the possession of his sister, Mrs. Sarah Sharp,
a schedule Of whose estate and effects accom-
panied them. in which the spoons are mention
ed Sir Robert was sheriff in $780, mayor in
1857, tried for high treason and beheaded in
1860
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FaIIure 10 Combine and Raise Fare.

! Falluft 10 AouDiuc IAAAst
The New York and Erie Road still keeps out
of the combination with the Atlantic lines, and
has refused to become party to the proposed
contract agreed On at the late conference in New
York The Erie Company has decided to MAIN
tain an independent position, and reject cOnyen-
tional arrangements. The Cincinnati CONNER
ciai says:
The consequences of this stand can handy
be estimated The railway investments Of the
Northern and Middle States are greatly imperil-
ed, though it is possible that the organization
Of Western lines generally with the New York
Central, Pennsylvania Central, and Baltimore
and Ohio against the New York and Erie. will
BE- thorough enough and powerful enough to
Z. wind up - the -Eri--Oe-sF--.-- b~fsrs tAIs IN
eyitable reduction Of fares shall have materi-
ally deprecated the value Of this species OF
property.
The first step will be the refusal of majOri-
", if not all, Of the Western lines TO ticket
passengers or bill freights over the Enc road.
This NAV be met, by the later, with still far
ther reduction between Buffalo and New York
eity-say to Sand the organization of a line
of splendid passenger steamers between Toledo
and Buffalo and Cleveland and Buffalo, leav-
ing each port daily, or perhaps morning and
evening.
Fares between the seaboard and all Western
points are like to rule very low during the bal
ance of this month and in August.
The Buffalo Express states that George Law
has been in that city, on the subject of re-estab-
fishing line Of steamers on the Lakes.
1t is expected that Messrs- Cass, of the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago, Jewett, of the
Steubenville and Indiana, and Bydges, of the
Great Western, the Committee appointed by
the Buffalo Convention to make arrangements
to compete with the New York and Erie, will
hold meeting in Cleveland to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-21

THREE PERSONS PoIsONED.-Three persons
at the poor farm on the MOnoagahela on Mon.
day got possession of a jug containing CON-
pound of whisky and coeulus indicus for killing
vermin, and as If had the whisky smell and
taste, took swigs which soon ended their lives
A fourth tasted spit the poison out, and escaped
with only q blistered mouth
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WHEAT CRoP IN VIRGINIA.-The harvest Is
over in Virginia, and the Richmond Enquirer
states, from careful examination, that the yield
will not be over two-thirds of an average, and
the quality is not equal to an average. The
weather was favorable, and the crop secured in
good order.
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Tall SPIRE.-DaytOn is ambitious for tall
spires. The Gazette boasts that the sPire OF
the Presbyterian Church just completed is 20S
feet high to the top of the rod, the highest in
the State except the Fourth Street Presbyterian
Church in Cin.innati.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-21

PocKET PIcKED.-Sherif A. n. Norton, of
Grand Rapids, Mich, had his pocket picked in
the train from Cleveland to Columbus on Satur-
day His wallet contained between forty and
fifty dollars in money, and two shares of stock
in Michigan Railroad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-21

STATISTICS OF ENIeRATIox.-The falling off
in arrivals at New York as compared with for
mer years is most marked. The whole number
OF emigrants this year to July l4th was 40, ,56l.
For the same period in 1857, the number was
lOI. .O9O
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HEAVY DANAsEs.-John A. Moore, of the
Fashion line of steamboats,, has recovered s2s,-
s92 from the South Carolina Railroad, damages
for Obstructing the navigation Of the Savannah
River by erecting railroad bridge
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LucKY EscAPE.-SOme fendish fellow placed
crOsstie on the track Of the Columbus & Xenia
road Friday night at a PreciPitOus embanknent-
Luckily it was of just the right dimensions to
wedge in under the pilot of the locomotive, and
and thus sid along vi hout damage, until the
train could be stopped
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-21

In tins city Tuesday evening the N nst b Dr Aiken
the Hon JOHN A. FOOT and Mfs- A ID. CUTTER
Announcement
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
EDITOR LEADERs-Please announce 20 she voters Of
this District, that the name OF DWARD WADE the tired
and faithful public servant, will be presented for
sideraiiou OF the Republican Congressional Colveuou and
Oblige his many friends M the
jul9 = THREE COUNTIES
~ The friends of FRANKLIN 7. BACKUS Esq,
present his 10 Congressional Convention
IS Candidate Tor ReureSeuta i've CONGRESS from this
District. iul8=taus5s REPUBLICAN
Editor OF LEADER Please announce through the msdi
0f the Leader, the OF A G. RIDDLE lKsq.. q
eyeland canddaie before the Republican DistTict
Convention Tor Representative Congress from the l9h
Congressional District, choice Of many kepub B.
leans OF
dSw CUYHOGA COUNTY.
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Strawberries IL NEw YoEK.-Thc Express
says the strawberry season this year opened
about the 18th of June and closed the Sd Of
July. Its estimated that $4,000 worth were
anli
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.DR; TgBBs, !I13.E JULY apd AUGUST


Dr. T. gives his Undivided arteEion Chronic Diseases
treating annually hundreds Of whom recCV-
cred after al oher had failed and
pOanf NeEer used, patients ever
sussi 10 expense without Corresponding prspe ol
ree0FerT
Iaralid Ladies should Read the fo7olriag.
DR. Tubs. SirKn5Wing the vast am iunl Of slfrripz
sting among females Of tie present daF and haylp
drank 10 the cfegS from tae bitter cup ctiou Tl IN
make known hat IN case has proved the long sought
TOmedT-
Ny hsath has been pooror eighteen years. and ten ve1rs
Of that time spent IN bed helpless sufferer sarcelF
able to 81 up long enaush % have my bed msds.
Thc misery of those cannot describe Pro spsus
ute With heat weakness and pain through the small o te
back and abdsaen Ed sharp pains extending down he
limb among the earlier symptoms. Walking or stand
ing BECAME deut frst and leuPh utterly Impossible
son failed and The sns system seemed
papaiol oftie hear and dIress and Oppression
Of the bad also added 10 ny surngs Physicians IRON far
and employed By Of whom saiFaisd ana
rendered than before Your rst prescription vas J.
Taned in October. Improvement Nas Iio A
ft haFe not only been able 10 leave the BED am now
doing m0st Of house work and walk mile and bsc
without serious Inconvenience lours truly,
MRS, NANCY GROVER
Baldwin Township. Sandusky Co. o. "a
Jun2s-vtjul ly2Ghendt6july 80
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General Notifies.

REMOVAL.-A. r. REDDING.
IL Merchant Tailor has his tailoring establish
meat 10 No g Prospect ST. Bsuder's Block WAere he
Wtl le happy 10 see ms old friends Ie prepared as
style. iuilg-iff 4
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DLEASURE Excursion IL
Il around Lake Superior. The Steamer Ikilseslt--e5N
EORTHEkN LIGHT,
Capt John SfaudIng will leave Superior City ali
Iniermediate ports "Wednesday July 2Eh, O'clock
p NJ
For Freight or Passage apply on hoard OF 10
lull9id 4 Is HANNA, GARRETSON 4 co.
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Nrw advertisements.

BURNING FLUID.
| lCAMPHENE AND CARBON OIL
h LAWS LAMP STORE. 60 Outaro 81
Also the best SelGensrafinE Spirit Lamp e1iseuee
Bssdes large Of Lamps 50 per cent cheaper
than can Be had elsewhere. ial2ly
REDUCED PRICES-In order to
IL sell n the remainder Of our sumner Stk ~, viii
eomnenoe vdsrIns thsmzt
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
East ,olored Lawns only 10 cents yard.
fIerch Iaconett Lawns worth cts osly I2l cts vd
ChAlle DeLaines lsS
Small figured all wool DeLaines 3iL
Plain BaTages, &C ~ very low prices
flsrTed : fTOm * c.s yard.
Mohair Pialds for Travelling Dresses 10 cts yarl
White MaIseillos for Bssqn0s al reduced prices,
" Chae, Lawn and SILK Robes will be offered al any
Spenid lot Of Emhroijsries very chear with large sto
q Llnen Sheefiugs and ShiTilnFs
hite Bed Quilts, Table Cloths Nspkns G alt Of which
VIII DC onsfeo Al extreme io~ pIlees
JUN Garner Superior 81 ana Public square.
COLLARS-COLLARS-A LARGE
~ lot OF Misses CJilzrS At onls shilling each veTy
sea article; as9 iaTge assortment Of handsome col ar
Se Will BE- sod low Ju'2i s. HY8IAN & co.
NEW- SIIPPIY nR REFNUPP5y
iul2I At INGHAAf ( BRACES
NEW SUPPLY OF THE OATMAN
~ GIRLS.-A TaPidy selling book
juI lNGHAM BRAGG'S.
RURTON'S CYCLOPOEDIA OF
D~wIT HUMoR R"-avol-Tmkey sTe0.
juizl INGHAM BRAGG.
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MARRIED..

In this city Tuesday evening the 2th inst by Dr. All
the Hon JOHN A. FoOT aad Mfs A D. CUTTER
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WOOL! WOOL!-THE NORTH
sln transportation Company PREF ared 20 give low
gges f the tran polation 0f Wool 70 New York Troy.
III iPn ~ 91e a ss5 10y e, ABPY
Cleveland June %. 5s-Iun26:3t
WOOD WOOD FOR SALE
w Fifteen Hundred Cords ef Wood al TEN SHII.-
LINGS PER CORD-thrse miles from the Court House,
on the Newburgh Plank Road
Now Is the tine-call
febis EDWARD KINGSLEY 81 Ontario ST.
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VTAH cURREEcY-YOUNe's FIRST WIFE.
There is little money current here except the
Mormon gold coin, and the one dollar shin
plasters of the Deseret Currency Association,
which are printed on tissue paper. These bills
promise to pay "One dollar in live stock upon
the presentation of one hundred dollars" /
have not seen piece Of silver since ! have been
in the city.
/ have been told to-day that Brigham YOung's
first wife remains in the city and retains her
apartments in the same mansion.
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THE DESERTED CITY OF THE sam

Almost every house 10 the city was deserted,
closed, and partially dismantled. None of the
principal dignitaries Of the Church-not a sin
gle member of the First Presidency or of the
Twelve APOstles-were visible. Brigham
Young's mansion and his Zion House were a.
bandOned by their occupants boards were nail
ed over the windows, the gates were closed,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18

isfactorly apparent. A theory has been advan-
cod. that the incness Of the gold found on the
hars Of Frazer River il evidence that il must have
come long wny. and that ii has been reduced to
powder by the distance iraversed. In conformity
with this theory. the gold seekers have been indu-
ced to push their explorations up the river for se-
veral hundreds Of miles: but they met with exact
ly tho same results lar as the Rnepess of the
gold was concerned, and instead offinding it more
abundant. they find II quite as scarce, or scarcer
Now when We consider the extraordinary rapidi-
ty of the current, the nature of the bottom over
VII oh it f,ws, and the immense number Of rapids
by which it is obsiructed, we are disposed 70 re-
fer the fneness Of tho gold to these causes, and
not to the distance K piece Of gold tumbiine
over ono of those rapids, and falling among the
rocks that formed them; tossed. ground end bet
tered by the toaming torrent, would very soon be
reduced to powder. and much more would this be
tho case when nctcd on by many rapids. But
even il the Frazer River country abounded with
tho precious metal. it has been found inaccessible
and the accessibility of country ia the first great
point for consideration, ~ afording the only
means by which its resources be gotten at and
mado available. If it cost more to get to the
place and prepare for operations than can re real
ised by those operations. the undertaking would
bo u sheer piece Of folly. Californians are now
satisfied that there are already energetic mon @.
nough in tho Frazer River country to explore all
it's resourcee and investigate all the fncts connec
tod with it. and they seem to have come to the
Wise determination to await the result of their ex-
plorations and discoveries.
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Daily a'ir9inian.
Moral Heroism- Incidents of tho Epi-
demiC

demic.
Ih" Young Mems Christian Association haa d.
Ndrd tho elty, We learn INTO twonty-'wo ds'f''ts'
and appointed II committee for each, with phys'-
c'nns aud npothecar'cs, and has established. ut
number OF points, 'nirmar'es to which the sick,
when necessary. are sent. Not only this measures
have been takcn to furnish the destitute with such
deeac"s US their necessities require with grocer
les and other provisions. Wo call this Christian
work. true philanthropy. agenu,nc complication
OF TINT charity which. II we may slightly alter
Tcnnyson--
tatesnp M tho harp of NE and '@"s all tho chord.
"l'h might ,,u. ,
cut of sight
In mi. diyin, work woman. ns usual. il the
chief nrcnt Woman, wherever there is min to
bc relieved, III, broken hearted to bc raised up:
wbcr, yount noyerty md rnriny fever hold terri
bio rnrni,ul where lclirium md tho death rattle
driy, mon G,m tho obol, ofmiscry there il found
w,m,p And ma whcr, ,lsc ,locs The pccuinr and
;nnn,o henuty orbcr true nnture shine ont with Nh
serene and steady aud divine n light; no where
else docs IN, hrn,cry Of h,r mornl heroism nppcnr
SO re.nlenacu, SO cuyinhlc. We know not how
n,nv ,hcrc nrc who nro Mt thia momcnt cnyu red
IN conl,i,, with suffering and the plague in Now
Orleans, hut it is certain tlr,t the number is by no
means iusipniGcaut. and it is equally true that
they nrc deyotinp themselves to il with n courage.
n zeal and alnithnllncss that would nstonish those
who know nothing of thar labor of love.
II must not he .unnosed that these women Young
oud middle nrel mnny of them delicate and riu-
Gated the ornaments to society, only 20 where
and when they are chilled upon for assistance -.
o,wi,hstnnJng tho bent of the weather. with the
sIi,ht nrotection If their hnnucts md pnrnscls
the, tato 10 the streets. they explore tho alleys,
The, seek out those who would otherwise never
recciyc tho blessings If their presence They
push into the nboies ii tho lowlv, the crowded
nu1 nl,hy apurtr,cuts where the endemic RACES
vi,h ia, creates, nnwcr Nor must il be snpros-
ed TIM, tie, continc themselves TO the yellow fc-
YER nloue. They relieve suffering wherever they
find il. and take cnrc of the destitute sick whntey.
rr lc il.c nature of their disease Very touching,
n, we'll MS terrible. urr some of the scenes which
some of these lirht.roLcd messengers of mercy
have witnessed. In one place On Girod street,
they found n German fanl, of eight persons in
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u po...x,- corcENrnATED ESSENCE

aaa ~ ~ az, or1 r iay
remedies for Eervous Headache and for affections of the
head generally for diseases Of the Scalp and Hair hay
Rum occupied prominent positien in the
estimation aay and still eagerly sought after by its thou
sands o admirers Its equivalent however of the active pn
ipe that real permanent bene
dt be eHeefeA and is therefore simply palliative and
feeble for which this valuable
edv Is W. ell adapted
K0SSERs CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAVES prepared only by the inventor has been effect
hedy series "f teia experiments and has at last been
brought to that stat. concentration which makes rene
unequai+d aresting the of the hair the removal
fdandun and OF relieving by that dstrcs
ing itching ~hch generally prdes the falling Of he
hair originally prepared member Of his family
haSnx n" confidence in the nostruns usually Sold who had
most distressing ccay Of the hail and snch its wonder
effects thaA reputation establish
ted and hundreds OF calls made without
n pune whatever Its Intrinsic virtues alone
have pushed uto pnhc favor and snch the demand for
this truly remedy that the has Undue
extensive scale, and he
with the fullest eroh ohdence to the entire public.
prepar by Tho% II Kosrr at his Chemical Labors
Petersburg Va. and for sale by Druggists generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18

NARnow Esc.rEOn Sunday, the 9th inst.
Judge Hawkins, NJ. C.. from Florida, was nearly
drowned in crossing u swollen creek in that State.
The hors" and buggy were swept of, and the ami
nal drowned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-18

Acebal's cigar iartory, in New Orleans, was do
stroyed by hreon the night Of the 9th instant.
Loss 5000