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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04
J. P. LAMBERT, Nj. d,
Auburn -Four Corners, Penn.

am Methodist Clergyman My heart has fairly sched
to witness the eble health Of women have trave ed
circuit preaching the Gospel thank God however,
that have seen all these diseases give way to the Graeen
Marshals Uterine Cathocon wherever IL has
used Rev. PETER SHARP Ridgewav, Mich /
former of Western Stark, Medina Oo D
C For sale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
out The state r.
" For medicines or agencies address
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04
CLEEELlND AND ERIE RlILROlD.

All the trains going Westward Cleveland with
trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columhus, Cincinnati 81.
Louis &c and all the going Eastward connect At
Dunkirk with The trains OF tie New York Eo Railroad,
and Bufllo with those Of the New York Central and
buffalo and New York Erie Ra.iul - %
IT H. NOTTINGHAM. Supt.
Cleyelan l, April 4th, 1859 apr2
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Il gives great oasure certify to the nvarable
raiiv0 ion of the raefenberg Marshals Uterine
tho all Of female disease and TO the skin
high moral character of the Medba Department OF the
]. p. LAMBERT. M D.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04

The objections to this stitch obvious. The lower
bread merely tssens the stitches which taken BY the
upper thre i'd In point q strength tns is, here1re,
single threrd stitch 1t bTeabs IN elastic cloth. When
must break in ironing When broken the seam is in this
condition "
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04

SHBRIFF'S SALE Pursuantt1 he
- command OF an aiirs order OF sale issued iro bs
SoGit OF Common PGgs 'hoga County at the 81, OF
u.ut.s ~ h9n peNl W 8 ~ Nl q Brown ct al defN
~ me ere ted shl oluf tr sal public auchontsR
Ieoi ol tle Court House corner Of Seneca aud ChupstD
sluets the ~ Of Cleveland county on tha III
lsy o. MAY lse9 at o'clock p. NJ OF said dsy The fol-
lowing uusefihed lands aud tepemenis, to wit Suate In
e qNnshn al East Covel nd Ia the State Of Ohio and
Nhhis fs0 m The CCunly Of CuYahOga and Is knon as
part OF lot No $50 u said towuship and hont e ns
ioSs C,mmepong az see intersection Of the road lending
btt u, =, Beers IN the said township h The Euc td
Road thence pong the centre 0 road " chains ma
" INKS 10 post thence along the centfa Of tid roA
ola and oA Anks post, thence n Tho centre Of sRid
Io4a chans and " links 70 monument at smiths Cor-
ntls hence south 81 degrees east q chains and Ig s H.
the centre OF thn hued Road henoe Ia he centre IN S
road chains And 6h links 20 the place ol hesinnng eSn
tlnng nine acres aud hve hundred and seventeen one
to all legal hghwavs." ~ '"U3oVt
A SD d|nf gTg
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FORMING A TRI-WEEKLY LINE.

And running in connection at Bu1a'O with the NEW
YORK CENTRAL X Il and the MERCHANTS CEN
TRIAL LINE OF CANAL BOATS, on tho Ere Canal.
and at Cleveland " ith tho CLEVELAND 4 PITrSBURG
RAILROAD, touching at Detroit Mgckin1c, ShebOyeun,
Port Washington, milwaukee,, Racine; kenosha and Wnu
kegan
This Line is prepared to issue contracts and give
through receipts for property from Pittsburgh Wheeling
Cleveland TO Detroit, ShebOygan, Port Washmgtun Mil
waukeB, Racine Kenosha, Wnukegan ChCasr and to all
points the Railroads leading out OF Chicago and wau
kee and so to all prominent points the Upper Misss
sipp River
This the only Line running from Cleveland 10 tho
Upper Lakes with any regularity.
The liberal atronege ended to the Line tho past
by the travelling public, has induced the PTupreors
greatly increase their accommodation Tor passengers aud
thu desiring cheap safe and comfortable route will fad
It by takins this route.
Insurance property shipped by this Line be obtain
cd at less rate than by any other having within the two
transported property TO an amount exceeding
sixteen million dollars in value, without any loss
With those unequallGd facilities the PTOpret0Is hope to
reeelve q liberal patronnEO. -----
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04

so MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland, Co
umbus a Cncnnati Cleveland and Erie, aud Cleveland
and Pittsburg' Railroads.
AT SOla with hacks TO thaErin Falls &c,
AT MGntua with hacks for Ravenna, &o
Al Bracevills with hacks TO Newton Fals, sc
Al Waneu with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Meadvits
Bloomfield Canield, sc
At YOUNGSTOWN, with stages for New Castle Poland,
Lowell, and Enon valley, and thence by p +. W. &C r.
CHAs. L. RHODES, supr
rlaunInnd q
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
Bisunion ia virginia.


The following clever anecdotc is told 10y the
Vicksburg Wig:
When we hear such threats of disunion made
10y these redoubtabe politicians, who appear to
breakfast, dine and sup upon gunpowder, round
shot and chain lightning, 1t reminds us OF Il con
verSation between Governor Wise and one Of our
citizens n few weeks ago in the Capital Mt Rich
mond. The Mississippan Ohe man, not the
ncWSpapor,) was anxious to know of the Cover
nor if he did not think the Union could or should
he dissolved, in the event of the election of
Black Republican. The Governor was careful
not to express any opinion, but with a twinkle of
the eye, aud an emphasis peculiar to himself. re-
marked that he had some little experience in such
matters ON a former occasion. Az one time in
1896 it was confidently believed in Virginia that
Fremont would be elected President and crowds
Of fire eaters, who swore that death was prefera
hle to submission, and that something must bo
done, ilocked around him to find out his opinion
as to what should be done in such terrible crisis
" Resist, by all means, gentlemen said the Gov
eynor never thinl, of tame submission to such
an outrage " But how ?' said one, by cali
ing State Conventon?' "By couveuipg the
Legislature ?'' said another. "By convention
Of the Southern Statca?' said third. " Oh,
no, said the Governor, " by none of these means
they are too slow-toO iluctuating and uncer-
tain How then % cried the excited and res
Olute RsscmhagG "Wh0t shall be done ?'
"Why,' said the Governor, " tear up the rail
road and take possession of the national armory
appropriate all the public property take pos.
session of the Government stores at Norfolk,
while | will march nifty thousand men to the
Capitol, uuder your lead, and resist the inaugu-
ration by force and take the public property,
1t is true in II few days there will be force enough
IN Washington to hang every man Of us, but
d-n the man who has not patriotism enough to
die for his country. Come, gentlemen, what say
YOU said the Governor (und as he shifted his
qud to the other check scornful smile crept
over his tace) They turned rs white as u sheet,
aud. like the crowd that accused the woman ta-
ken in adultery, they commenced going out uutl
not one was lett " And | will be d--d,' said
the Governor "if this is not the last have ever
heard said about dsunlon in Nirgjuia'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

DEVOTED CALlfoRNtAN.-Th st. Louis cor
respondent OF the Marysyillo Express has the fol-
lowing rather good story Of &" Returned Cali
fornian,' who hailed from Mud Springs in El
Dorado county
" Passing from grave to gay, have bran new
story to tell upon "A rough specimen of tho " Re.
/ turned Californian, who but recently arrived In
lhls cily Lake ncar y every one from the Pacific
9tAte, our friend was very hard to please, moth
| ing appearing to him half so good as he had been
nstd to at Mud Sprugs, the locality from which
nc nailed. lilo told the landlord Of the largest
Motel in our city that his beds would not ..passu
al Mud SWtngs. The barkeeper's liquors would
not "pass' AZ Mud Springs. The food placud
before him was tolerthlc, but he declared IL
would not pass at Mud Springs. In fact the
words Mud Springs and pass were continually
upon ms lips. At length it came TO pass that
during his percgrinations through the CITY. no
was introduced into the family of an old and
"eaIlhy merchant, who had daughter only
nineteen years old.' Now the merchant thought
thlS Californian would "pas5' anywhere, and
began to look forward with high hopes to n han
py union Of him and his daughter. After several
Esit5, during which close intimacy sprung up.
inc merchant took the gentleman from Mud
springs one side and propouuded Il series of very
delicate questions. " Now, sir" said tho nnr-
chant " 1t Il high time | should know your mr.
pose 1t is time we should talk business What
thIhk you OF my daugLtorW 1t was trying
iIme to both parties. The Californian pulled his
nat down tightly over his eyebrows lie was
terribly aglutcd, lie bit his lips. lie took an
enormous chew Of tobacco. "Well to tell Won
the truth, old Gunny Bags." said he, wlping Tho
Precipitation from his face " your gal IL a snorter.
boI N ID il she'd pass ut Mud Springs. Tho
merchant collapsed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
f. TILLMA AN.
80 Battery ST., Sam Francisco.

COLE AGENT for TITTON & McFARLAND'S
- FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
with Steel Vaults and Combination Locks Our
lock is so constructed that the owner may change
his combination to any letter he choose. 1t re-
quires no key to open the safe only number the
letters, which is simple and easy to understand,
The safes are impencratye to drill or ch,sal and
are endorsed by hundreds of our Merchants and
Bankers and also by our Government and that Of
England, who being convinced of thcir security,
have lately sent Us orders for their supply.
Those who are in want of RELIABLE SAFE,
please call at the above address and examine ours
before purchasing elsewhere. 30l3t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
OVERLAND M,n.-Thc mail, with eastern dat

OVERLAND MAIL.-Thc mail, with eastern dates
to the 18th ult, came to San Francisco on the 7th
The New York Democratic State convention
met at Syracuse, Sept llth, The " lIards" and
"Softs' had separate organizations, in the same
Hall, and several rows occurred, in which De
mocrocy was knocked down. Marshal Rynders
was assaulted, and the "Soft' convention finally
adjourned, leaving the " Ilards" in possession Of
the Hall. Fernando Wood made bitter speech,
attacking the " Sotts' In choosing the regular
committee, the chairman of the " Ilards" was
knocked off the platform. Lord Lyons and Sec
rotary Coss are endcoyorng to settle the san
Juan question amicably. They both want the
Island, but neither think it worth fighting for.
The city government Of Portland, Maine, are
making arrangements to honor the arrival of the
Great Eastern. Pixies Peakors are beginning TO
return home.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
NUMBER 80.
LO - H AT ~ EA.

Over the pathless deep,
\ thousand miles away,
Where spicy breezes sleep,
To wake at shut of day:
y gallant ship went down
\ thousand fathoms down
Beneath the waters blue
ship passengers and crew
No eye bchcld the wreck,
Save the All-Seeing Eye
But, from the crowded deck
Went up fearful cry,
Ere to their namclcss graves
Beneath the pitiless waves,
Five hundred and score
That laundering vessel bore.
" No tidings - rang the press;
4" No tidings of the shi p -
a city paused in much distress,
Aud whitcned, every lip:
No tidlng5? can IL be,
\ ship went down at sea
And shall return no more,
To homcWord port or shore
Ono tidingsl' day by day
The changing press rang out
Thus swept the months away
\ year OF awful doubt
" 30 tidings!' uovcrmoro
To port, ot homcward shore.
VIII that good ship return,
70 comfort those who mourn!
And thus for many u bark
With its immortal freight,
In chill suspense and dark
Shall mca in anguish wait;
The while they sadly say
" Alas! they sailed away
over the painless main,
And came not back again |"
Lost--lost at sea aud yet
| see their phantom shapes
With cleaning sails all set,
Doubling the shRdowy capes;
The copes that fudc away,
Like shades at shut of day,
Into the waste of night
Into the utter Night!
MN l-,rI ~ y,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
DIR. i L. -CZIphIYrS
Private Medical and eursioal Institute,

Private Medical and Surgical Institute
Sacramento street below Montgomery,
Opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Onice,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established IN 1891, for tie Permanent CHe of an
Pr'rate and cu0Hic diseases, 0al Ter tie a8gprc8-
sion Of Qncl0y.
A 1TENDlNG AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
n I.J. CHAPKAN, NJ. D., late in the IIunga-
iion Revolutionary War, Chief Physician to the
2Oth Regiment Of lIonycds, Chief Surgeon to the
Military Hospital Of Pesth, Hungary, late Lcctu-
rcr on Diseases OF Women and Children, and Hon
orary Member Of the Philadelphia College OF
Medicine Es5- Particular attention paid to the
treatment Of diseases peculiar to Women and
Children. Us
ONCE bouis-From Q, A. m, TIL ., p. m. Com
munjcationB strictly confidential. Permanent
cure guaranteed, or no pay. Consultations, by
letter or otherwise, free.
Address, Dr. l.. J. CXAPkAY,
san Francisco, Cal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TGLGGEAru-The St
Louis Democrat says the wires have been eXten-
ded TO Atchison, on the Missouri river, The line
Pacific, will complete an enterprise equal in
magnitude and importance to the laying of the
Atlantic cable. To the people of St. Louis and
the eastern States, this is work of great inter
es' and the day that binds San Francisco and
that city in tylegraphic bonds opens new lu-
tale to both and as the loreuunncr, perhaps to
the great Pacific Railroad we hail with pleasure
the da8ning prospect Of its early accomplish
mont.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

STATE MATrEHs,-An association Of Free Lov-
er9, numbering twenty-five, mixed, sailed from
San Francisco for Honduras, on the 7th Judge
Field is expected home on the next steamer. An
earthquake shock was severely felt at the Bay,
on the 1th. Buildings were cracked aud type
knocked into pi,' at the IimeS office. Two min
ers named Platt and sullivan, were killed near
San Juan on the oh, by bank cave. Coaches
run regularly between Marysylle and Downe.
Vile, now.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
C5r Crmiitp 3ournaI.
WEAVERNILLE, CAL.,
Saturday Morning, October IS, 1889.
WcnVcrVillc Post 0nicc.

The mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
by the steamer of Oct goth, will close ut this Of
fce ON Saturday evening, oct, 10Th, at o'clock,
p. IN. JAS. O'CONNOR, F. NJ
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

a BEAUTIFUL ALLEGoY.-- following beau.
lliui allegoIy was tho pcroration OF Mr.. Crllten
dcn's address to u jury on behalf Of man who
was being tried for capital offence
When God in his eternal counsel conceived tbe
thought OF mans creation, he called to him the
three ministers who wait upon the throne-Jus-
tlce, Truth and Mercy-and thus addressed them:
"Shal we make man p? Then said Justice 40
God, make him not, for he will poluto thy sane
IuaFleS'' But Mercy, dropping upon her knees,
ana looking up through her toars exclaimed
80 God, make him viii watch over him win
my care through all the dark paths which ho NAV
have to tread" Then God made man, aud said
to INN, 80 man. thou art tho child of Mercy
90 and deal with thy brother.n The Jury, when
he ilnlshed' was drowned in tears, and against
evidence ana what must have been their own
conviction, brought In verdict of not guilty
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

Could KEEP IIoTEL," ANYHOW Dorshei-
mer, spunky Buffalo Dutchman when refused the
appointment Of Postmaster Of that city, by Pres
ident Polk, got wrathy, and sworo he was " going
10 keep hotel like hell -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

THE Agricultural Society which holds its fair
at Dundee, Michigan, this month, offers premi-
um Of five dollars to the young lady who will
pare peck Of potatoes in the shortest time and
do il the hest.N
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
7 O O I

NORTH STAR LODGE. ..9neays...
IN No. Gl, meets every "Wednesday - S& :
evening, at o'clock, mt Odd Fellows .sto,s,~
Hall, Main street Weaveryille Allysiting Bro
thersare cordially invited to attend.
ltd. f. WALTER, Il. S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
TRINITY CHAPTER,

ysysss No. 10, ROYAL ARCH MASONS. tncet
SgAsg9 on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
E1e'3S each month, at the Masonic Hall IN
Weaycryiile.
26td. JNo. A, WATSON, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

PHYSICAL PERrEcnoN.-I'owlcr & Wells, pub
fishers, New York, have sent US handsomely
golten-up book entitled "Physical Perfection,
or the Philosophy Of Human beauty The
work is destined to command much attention,
and will be found deeply interesting to both
sexes, especially to the women, as it seems to
have been published more for their benefit than
the other scX,) and we commend it to those having
desire to prolong health, strength and beauty.
1t IS handsomely illustrated with twenty plates
and large number Of cuts
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

WELL ANswERED.-A clergyman, while en-
gagged in catechising number Of boys ia class
asked one of them for a definition Of matrimony.
The reply vas
"A place Of punishment where some folks suf-
fer ior time before they can 20 to heaven"
Good boy said the clergyman, " take your
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

DE5ERrIEd THE DEyIL.-A great number of
Mormon families have recently arrived at San
Bernardino, aud more are coming.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

Rows.-The Caizm says Downieville is becom-
ing celebrated for rows-attributable to the fact
that there are rowdes there-male aud female.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

AT Mddletown, Orange county, n. " Car
pet Bag Factory is in operation, which gives en-
ploymeut to large number Of women They
advertise for City girls Wouldn't that b5 great
institution for Trinity, though.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

SoRELY DBAProNrGD.-Ay young English Lord
arrived by the Overland route, lately. At Sac
ramento they rushed to see him, and were disap-
pointed to find that he was nothing but very
plainly dressed young man.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

WHAT A SERMON SHOULD Bit should DO
brief if lengthy it will steep our heart in apa-
thy our eyes in sleep the dull will yawn, the
chapel lounger dose, attention flag, aud memo
ry's portals close
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
WARSGNd

WARNGNu.--
There's . voice Of God for the careless ear
low breathed whisper when none is near,
In the silent watch Of the Nights calm hours,
When dcws are at rest in the deep-sealed flowers ;
When the wings Of the zephyr are folded up,
When the violet beadeth its azure cup;
'Iis the breath Of reproyal-a murmurng tone,
Like music remembered, or ecstaccs gone.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

No CoNNgoHoS.-The Pacific Mail company
sold no tickets for New Orleans by the steamer
of the 9Th. Passengers aud mails for that city
went by way Of New York
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

TUE CHILD AT PLAY.--lt Is always a most Gu
rlous spectacle to watch Child alone nj NAV
and see II eonlriyug pleasures and mimic bnsi
ness Ior ITSELF 1t Is marvellous what Imagination
docs Tor this little poet, who work. not with
words but creates strange visions for itself out
Of sticks and stones and straws Dive, if YOU
can INTO the urchns mind, and follow to lis
q mere nothing has called forth 1t is most
curious spectacle. But when, ut the same time,
we call to mind that we ourselves have been Just
such another charming simpeton, there arises
before Us one Of the most fascinating of day
dreams which the grown up man eau indulge in.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

FoURru or JuLY IN TuRKEY.-Amercans res
dent in and about Constantnople had Fourth
Of July pic mic in the valley OF the Dosphorus.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

VINO CoNyENTIoN.-The Wings OF Virginia
have called State Convention, to meet on tho
l4th Of December. 1t is called in obedience to
the general wish Of the old line Wings of the
State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

A LADr's MAS CowlIDED.-A dispatch from
San Francisco to the Sacramento Union, oct. 7,
relates that leading lawyer and lady's man Of
that city had been cow-hded by lady The
name Of the Ounce who hadn't sense enough to
use his heels, wasn't given.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

ANCIENT MULE.-Forbos Of the Sierra Demo
ocrat perpctraled the following:
Mules undoubtedly live to highly respectable
age The bible doesn't say anything about them,
and there is no reliable account Of their inveu-
ton but we saw one, on Sunday last, branded
on the left hip "B C.p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

fss~ The following letter, which emphat'caly
speaks for itscli, was written by the Dean of the
Faculty Of the Philadelphia College of Medicine
Ito the editors OF the Pacific Medical and Surg-
cal Journal San Francisco, for publication
Philadelphia, Jaa, l5th, 1859.
To the editors Of the Pacific Medical and Sur
Gcal Jouual Gentlemen My attention has
been called to an article in the December number
OF your Journal, IN regard to the ad curdem de-
gree granted by the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine to Dr. l.. j. CZapkay. When the appli-
cation loy The degree Mas made to the Faculty,
it WAS accompanied by ahdayit5 and testimonials
to the effect that DR.. Czapkay was regular grad
uate NJ. D. oi the University Of Pesth, had served
az d surgeon in the Hungarian army aud was a
regular practitioner OF medicine On the strength
OF theme the decree was granted. The ad cundCm
dcglee, as It's name implies is conferred on grad
yates only, and gives us new privileges Had
there been the sllehtest suspicion OF irrcgularty,
the application would have been refused IIy
inserting this in your journal you viii do an act
Of justice to the College, ana confer favor on
lours very respectfully, II. RAND.
Dean Of the Faculty oI The Philadelphia Col
lcge Of Medicine,
DIR. t. j. CZAPKAY $ Private Medical ana
Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street, below
Montgomery opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company ohce, san Francisco, The Doctor
offers free consultation, and asks no remuneration
unless he effects a cure
His method of curing diseases is new, unknown
to others and hence his great success. All con-
sutationf, hy letters or otherwise, free.
Address, DR.. l.. !. CXAPKAY,
3J5m. San Francisco Cal.
CEnrucArG-I the undersigned Governor Of
Hungary, do testify hereby, that Dr. l.. j. Gap
kay has served during the contest for hungarian
liberty, as Chief Surgeon, in the Hungarian army,
with faithful perseverance. Whereof have given
TO him this certificate, aud DO recommend him to
the sympathy, attention aud protection Of all
those who arr capable Of approaching patriotic
scll-sacrihcc, and undcservcd misfortune.
kOSSUTII LAJOS,
Governor OF Hungary.
Washington City, Jan. q, l652,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
: p ccial | N Offices.
M a $ Q N 7 Q

q Trinity Lodge, No. 27, T. A. rT.-Hold
ESSy their regular communications at Masonic
w Hall, Weavervillc, on the last Monday OF
each month
lc0~ Hour of meeting, 6 O'Clock, PM.
Il. Il. MILLER Sec'v. 25td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

ANOTHER YANKEE INVENTION. A Yankee
schoolmastcr, named Comstock turned drove
Of cattle into the corn-Geld Of farmer at Du.
buquc, Iowa, and during the confusion the act
created in the family, ran away with and married
the farmer Is daughter.