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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04
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Qua NATIoNAL ANNtvERsARY.--Thero is to be
great deal Of gun powder burnt, aud at least the
usual amount Of noise aud display, on the coming
4th, which is all very we'll in lie way, but will our
readers allow the "local' to suggest that oil this
IL (or ought to be) the outward denomination Of
thoughts. and feelings which make the day at once
sacred and joyful.
We shall be sorry indeed when the time comes
that our National Anniversary 10 commemoration
Of the birth day Of our liberties shall be welcomed
only as q day set apart for the burning Of Chinese
crackers, explosion Of gunpowder aud bunkum, aud
the orgies Of useless saturnala Going to preach,
do You say No but we are going to be sensible,
and, while we celebrate" with all our might, and
like to help theiun where il is the genuine article
we mean to remember what all the "rumpus" is
about, and not forget in glorihcatiou about "our
foreathers having fought, and bed, aud died" that
the reason for celebrating the occasion exists In the
fact not that they died. but that they died in de
fense or Liberty.
OH yes, "God and Liberty :" we fancy we hear
our Locofoco friend exclaim at tn point. Just
so It was "God and Liberty" that embalmcd
the deeds of the heroes of the 4th of july l776 in
owpated fools then as well as now, ready to ridi-
cule that hgh-soued principle Of right aud geuer
Gus love OF Freedom, which hallowed the men and
the time does not make the principles less sacred,
or their association with The 9TH day Of July less
inseperable.
Now we are none Of the solemn kind who draw
long visages gala days. and set our faces against
mirth and jollifcation las a flint" and would not
laugh though Nestor swore the joke were laugha-
ble," not we. On the contrary quite the reverse
We go in for enjoying ourselyes-in short, we are
| in favor OF it, and 1--WE don't care who knows it y
but at the same time we can't laugh without the
perception of joke, or rejoice without recogni-
zing some good cause for joy We do feel little
sober once in a while, for alas in this world ol
ours everything don't seem to be just as it should
be; but after ALL we like to look on the bright side
of things and have no sympathy whatever, with
Tribulation Trepid, who was always in the dumps
and kept oil his sorrows under a magnilying glass
aud all bis joys under bushels not bit of it
We despise such philosophy. And we like to see
a happy people rejoicing over their free institu
tons and shaking the heavens above a wide and
glorious continent with the sounds of acclamation
always providing the people who make so much
noise are taking care Of and psrpetuatHg their trc
Institutions. What do we mean by that That
the very thing we want you to think Of, dear read
or, just five minutes this Monday morning, an,
after having made up your mind to do yoitr drty &c
in aud celebrate to your hearts content and lonl
may you wave
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wbnt nlondIn Proposes to DO.

The Buffalo Express of Saturday, in an Se-
count Of the feat Of Blondin says
Mons Blondin viii 60 over on the cable on
the Fourth Of July, and occasionally through
the month, but not later, as he ioinS Franconi's
Equestrian Troupe in the month Of August -
Each time be performs he proposes 10 vary the
ieals and on the evening Of the Fourth, il
encouragement sufficient Is obtained, he will
carry a quantity of FIRE works attached to his
body, and whom in the centre Of the river, will
be enveloped in a shower Of fire, 80 as to be in
visible When the fro works are out, he Is
left enveloped in black smoke The feat will un.
doubtedly rival successfully the Falls above,
and must be very magnificent in effect On
another occasion, he proposes going ryer with
his head and body enveloPed In a sack, leaving
only his hands and feet exposed, being entirely
blindiolded. He will allow any person TO satisfy
themselves that be is properly blindiolded, and
unable to see. Ia 1T subject can be obtained
on SOME OCCASION he viii wheel man over on
barrow, or carry him on his back, DO, BE-
From what We have seen Of Mons. Bondin, in
Theatres and at the Falls, we have no sort Of
doubt that what he says he can do, he will
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Excursions To-DAY.--one Of the pleasantest
ways OF enjoying day devoted to pleasure, in our
city, ID TO take ride In one Of our elegant steam
ers on the ever beautiful Lake. In this way one
can secure all the elements Of enjoyment, without
the fatigue Of tramping around from point to point
In the hot sun, Ample provisions are made for
the entertainments Of the public iu this manner a.
will be seen by the following programme
The City Of Buffalo makes an excursion for the
benefit Of the Cleveland Light Guards 90 board
the matchless music Of Leland's Band can be heard
aud the torpedo that didn't blow up the City oi
Bniiao can be seen.
Two excursion trips will be made by the steamer
Arctic, for the benefit Of the Bethel church, one
leaving az II o'clock A. NJ, aud another at O'Clock
p. N. The Hecker band will provide first rats
music.
The Ocean will take out an excursion party
during the day. Good music, etc. will be proyl-
dsd
The North Star takes "short turn" also fol
! the accommodation Of her friends.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04

RAIL ROAD BATHS--We learn that the pro
prietors of the Detroit and Milwaukee R. H. have
authorized the erection Of force pump aud conye.
nient troughs in building near their depot In De-
troit, for the purpose of accommodating passengers
with gratuitous Rblutions, where they may bathe
and cleanse themselves with pure and refreshing
water, after long ride on the cars. Dressing
cou appreciate this saubrious movement by hay-
ing an opportunity Of seeing couple Of hundred
emlgrants waiting eagerly for their chances to Sc
cure good washing, Think Of this precious priv
lege extended 10 men, women and children Of
reyeling in these delicious baths It is the only
place Of the kind we know Of west ofNew York
Emigrants will be sure to patronize such roads.
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E. COwles & Co, Publishers
VOL. l3.
6prtial Notites.

" II any people in the world ever needed
apostle to cast their devils out, it is ours who i've
this waer-losged country The masmatio poison Of
swamps and Marshes becomes vohtabe dovil in the
blood TO revel in the Agues aod Fsvers which shake and
corch us all. Ayers "AeUE CURE" is said TO be the
posto need and Of our nsghboru who have tried
confirm the report .-Jownal, Plano, NJ.
Vegetable Substitute for OalOmel and Blue
PilL
BRANDRETH's VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL Pulls
bV restoring the b,es their original daily and natural
action strength 70 the somsoh purify the blood,
esiab sh healthy condition ofhe digestive organs and
thus cure dyspepsia colds coughs rheumatsms dropses
and sickness generally, wheher chronic recent The
co ebraed Abemethy says 'Aher having cured the dc
tho bowels dobiiues and al diseases gem
orally disappear ofher accord in short time"
The experience Of century has established the worth
these pills beyond dispute purgatvo and antbilous
medcino and their use b. upwards Of 900 conscientious
physicians and by million Of families shows that
they supplying OF the 9f humanity and are
n advance Of medical science The above pills, although
purely vegeta Ia, known and used substitute
for Calome tHydrargyri chiord Mite producing all It's
Alternative aud other Indications with Of is disorgan-
zaon effects upon the solidsoea orppling tor lifeor
its Distressing action upon the teeth and gums The pre-
pared concentration from the principlesthe Life
Addition Pisis asubsttuto for uo-pi (Pul0 Hyirar-
0i) possessing the peculiar action the seoreng
waiting brother injurious effects Those who have used
them, bs-pu substitute otherwise, award to them
the highest praise They 10 concentrated
Essence Of Life than anything yet mado in the wby o.
medicine by single pill given daily when all hope
has1ed has 0ftenrest0red health In fact they supply
organic praoipe 70 Tic bloo always wanting extreme
o. sic kness Old people have the secretons Of
y youta restored by these Life Addition Pills Their val
uo as lfs-pteservers is beyond estimate
Brandreth's Vegetable Universal Pills from the
bowels and blood of sick person the Of death.
THG L1FB ADDITION Pulls SUPPLY THIS ORGANIC NEoEs-
slrY OF BLoOD's vtrAtIrY-the minute globules OF
vegetables essences Of which they but the oonoreon
have their eract counterpart n the vital gobues Of the
blood And from whe does the blood derive its lie
its gobues verify from the from which Dr.
Branlreh derives the life rr pies Of Tho Lille Addition
Pills-from the Vegetable Kinedom
These pills also the Univrsal warranted purely
vegetable Reaed respectively Is and 90 cents PLY
scsns aud the public supphedby the gross single box
al d.. Brandreth's Principal Office, No 2s Canal-st N.
", aud by
S, Gardner, No. go Superior street, Cleveland tnd
R. Wheden Hudson and b. all respectable dealers ii
medicines YrvqI
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The WEATHER,-EItremes seems to be the or
der Of the day this season. Saturday forenoon
was hot enough to roast Hottentot, Saturday
afternoon it blew like tropc tempest and yester-
day was as blue and cold as---a boiled potatoe 0
week old. While we write the boys are building a
fire iu the composing room, ii being too cold to
set type comfortably.
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CANADA SoLDIERs-Millions of these insects
made their appearance 10 the city Saturday eve
ming, swarming about the gas-light, and falling
upon the psyements like the locusts of Egypt
The cool weather Of yesterday wound up their
ephemeral existence.
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ACCIDENTAL woman, Mrs. Hawey by name,
was struck by lightning out on the Newburgh
road during the storm on Saturday. and was
thought at Arst TO be killed, but subsequently,
resuscitated and Is doing well.
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THE FIRE WORKS. The display Of Fire Works
this evening at the foot of Seneca and Ontario
Streets will be something worth seeing The
are made on a grand scale and there
is no doubt that the exhibition will be sue
cess
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CAPsIzED.-The Brig, N NJ STANDARD, was
oapsized 30 miles north of Farport on the I'd inst
and two of the crew drowned
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N. H. sOLoMoNsoN.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIoAN,
eeps the largest the aost approved kinds
PECIACLES. Allhs glasses, whether for or far
ghed are ground under his owninspeoton by machine
of anew construction with the greatest care as to
adtthe eyes in al cases curing Weakness Diffinsss
aanmmatioH Of e Eyes and impartng strength for long
reading or fine sewing
~ NJ II Solomonson would hero inform the public
that he Rsyer empoys any Ia the sale ofhslenses
~ Also splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES nj
CROSGOPES, COmPASSES, &c, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect natural.
EV-OfGe3s Superorstreet under the American Hotel
iun22
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The Nord says that ''the second series ofthe
military operations Of the allied armies arc
being pushed on with great vgor They will
be simultaneously commenced by sea and land.
We shall see II the Austrians will be more for
tunate behind their fortresses than upon the
rivers Of italy and in open field The Emperor
Of the French and the King Of Sardinia will put
all their troops ID movement in order 20 invest
the Austrian fortrosses, Prince Napoleon with
the force under his command, will proceed with
out delay toward the lesser Po 10 support the
right wing Of the French army.
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CLEVEL..X.iS''Dij,.s.s, L. & q j,..,i Dssi
CITY & NEWS ITEMS
MONDAY NOTHING, JULY 4, 1853.

PLAIN AND oRNAhfENrAL PRINTING
~ plamnud Ornamental Printing eydrv des1ripiion
a. the Printing Esghlishmeu g. The Lcadcr once on
ne latest Improved and most rapG steam fresscst n the
,e STYLE short notice. aud VI reasounbe rates Par
iouar attention paid blank wurk Every descriptions oi
3nding done especially Blank Books, LUdgefs Journas,
~ ag nttes. nacaiviue n0nk p, SC, 40
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Deuti8trp.
DENTISTRY
AT oil SUPERIOR ST.

TF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
IL road tho following lines II teeth are bad read
hem with great care II you have teeth at all lisp
fact that daily exhibited tho streets in the social
ores and in the paror, by the humbest peasant and the
proudes that hundreds Of persons lose good
sets teeth for the want Of the timely aid of good and
siful dentist poor and inferior operation is in many
cases worse than all II teeth are good have
them examined by good dertist and keep then m order
II or no time should DO lost but have then rea ne
the btsr and escape that which Burns says Is the
he'll all diseases AlTegulares OF the teeth Shoud
be attended TO io Chi ldhO ld ana youth. "a.
SIMS desToug OF fine dental operations nvit-
I'd 10 cali al nv room where particular attention l given
10 The preservation Of the natural teeth where the
VULCANIZED CORALIrE,
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6otfls.
IOTEL DUMAS

he tiasfer Street. bei0esn al and 5h. CINSNNATI, ONO
This old and wel established Hotel has been Tecently
re-hted in style and Is unsurpassed by any
Hotel OF Us class IN America.
The proprietor from his long eNDerence in ihis city CAT
iornia and elsewhere feels confident that his advantages
others will warrant tim entire sucres, and he is
favOrably known this community full share
Of public patronage ALEX BHUMAJEt
apr20R9 ProDrietor.
MANHATTAN HOTEL--Nos. 3, 5
I'VE land Murray street I'd door from broadway, op
psste tn Park New York Huggihs Fling PropretorI
HugginB late OF OfPoarStreet House ,BostGu. H G. Fling
to r.tvsiN0 UAtsi Me- Vurk dar'
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Gnarapers.
Instantaneous.

DOBERT GILL--SILVER AND
n electro platter, Door Platter aud Manufacturercor
no Of Ontario and Prospect Ss Cup stars) Cleveland, o
prepared re-patr Spoons. Forks Castora Se.t and
make them equal 10 new Door Trimmings furnished or
Plated order, Bell Hanging promptly attended 20 and
nrieos reasonable. Iul22dtfb
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04

During the Administration of President Ty.
Ter, Mr.. Justice Thompson, then resident in
New York, very able and learned JUDGE Of
that Court, died As his successor, the Presi.
dent first nominated John Q. Spencer, also of
New York, one of the most learned able, and
eminent lurlsts IN thia or any other country.
The Senate did not confirm the nomination Of
Spencer WHYl The President next sent in
the name Of that accomplished Judge, Chancel.
or Walworth. the man be il remembered, who,
as Chancellor of the State Of New York, had
many years before, when the case of Jack
against Martin was before the Court OF Errors
Of that State, declared that She Congress had
no power to provide for the reclamation of
fugitive slaves.
OF Walworths fitness, there could be no
manner of question. The Senate did not con-
firm the nomination of Walworh Again,
Why's President Tyler then nominated Mr..
Justice Nelson, who, when this same case of
Jack against Martin, was before the Supreme
Court Of New York, had, as one of the Judges
thereof, delivered an elaborate opinion in which
be affirmed that Congress had exclusive power
to legislate for the delivery Of fugitives from
service. OF Mr. Justice Nelson, ii is no disre
spect to say that In none OF the qualities which
90 to make up the great Judge, would either
Spencer or Walworth suffer by any comparison
with him. The Senate did confirm Justice Mel.
son. Still again, WHY
These undeniable facts warrant me in declar.
ing, as do here and aoi0 emphaticaiiy declare
that tbs Supreme Court Of me United States IS
sectional court composed Of Sectional men
Judging sectional questions upon sectional iyiRi
0aacs And here take leave of the Suprem,
Court Of the United States and its opinions OF
the question"
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THR LADIES OF THE UNi1ED STATES;
1t has been my good fortune to health many
thousands Of my country-women.
My success has excited the malice Of the envious and
aous; but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd estah sh my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have faen upon pathway from the fair sufferers whom
lhave relieved solong as am held in aGectionato and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
Skill can afford to despse the efforts
nd sandere
My friends huve repeatedly urged me to place NV pel
eine for producing menstruaun within the reach OF he
Ladies Of the United States but ndsposon to enter
aed occupied by quacks with their porncous norums
aud fear that uuprncped counereiers might palm upon
he public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AMlE DE FEMME," in the United States
last yield TO the entroates Of patients and friends
and nIer to the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy Of the "AMlE DE FE NNIE"
need only say that tits in liquid FORM and exaot such
asI have used practice in France ur years and
that 1t has never failed TO satisfactory result
Tho Annie de Femme" aud stand In the re
ation Of cause aud effect alike powerful 70 originate
aealthy menstrual ow where il has existed and to
restore it where has been from any suppressed
In ordero guard against imposition tue wrapper Of drec
tons each bottle Of the Ame de Femme will hear my
written signature, and both the bottle and enclosing he
vii be sealed with my private seal.
Price $500 package.
PARIS, January, 1851
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Opsters.

OYSTER DEPOT. &C. s. ~ ~
" MALTBY'S Qate Holt s AInltbY's) wv ktT
CELEBRATED OHs1 EllS will be W.
RECEIV n ID ID ALLY
From his establishment in Bamoreput up In cans, am
WarTrnted fresp aud good. no sale. - . -,
Als0-HE RMErICALLY SEALED OYSTERS, LOB
gTERS CLANS, Spiced oysters and sardinos Kept con-
utautly on hand. - ., -
Bal imo e, New York and Princess Bay Shell Oysters
will be received daily by Express
~ CRACKERS fr sale, by tho barrel
II ORANGES LEMONS and CIGARS by the box.
W. W. GAINES Agent,
Oo2 No. ~ Superior ,treet Cleveland q.
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Builders & Artbitttts.

brooks S. G. & e. W, BUILD
I'D ERS Alsg danOfaetuTeTs Of Doors, Blinds, Sash,
Brackets and al Kinds Of ScruSawng and Gothic work.
parcular atenti paid FittgUp Stores. Factory
Division-st neD Centre Block, Cleveland o. nol0-cS
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1flaabinists &c.
LIZ ONTG ~, a w

h. * MICS Low,
Manufacturer Of all kindsof
SMALL MACHINERY, LATHES, MODELS,
Rolling Mills for Jewelers. and Dentists
SEAL, AND OTHER PRESSES &cs
TURNING AND FINISlilG GENERALLY.
EFSuuaUor street, American Buildings, CleYeardt o.
" Ornosite the Waddall House I eug2o l72t
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B0nkerg.

h,L wEiTvIN. NJ NJ sT1ND1RT @ W. sTINDERT
WHITMAN, STANDART & CO.
w Bankers. and eaers in Foreign and Domestic EE-
chango No. Superior street We draw direct on Lon
don and viii furnish pTafs for any amount gsys6s az e
the principal pOa sin Eng land Ireland 6ootaud Erauce
and Germany. Collections made all ACCESSIBLE points
throu shnut the United States and Cauadaa mars'ly
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GUTTA RCHA AsE,
For Artificial Teeth
DENTIST.

Is manufactured and all varieties OF arteie tteth arc
ant m iH the hest manuer. W INGERSOLL
No 2lI Marble Block, Superior street, Cleveland, O.
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nR. W J. GUILD HAS REMOY
IL cd his Dental Office to Room No Is Hoffman oloek
Guperior East of public Square, South OF r O. All
Who need ths service of DENTIST will themselves
much SUFF ERING as we'll as MONEY by giving hlm
cal Eec rcity used mitigate pain for those VINO ue-
Gre It. - . r,,,,,,, ,,-,,,r,,,r,,,
On Gold 81 YER Porcelain and Nulcanized Rubber bsse
n me bes nannsr Teeth 10 from $40 10 so Coli
dngs according size Of the cavity, from oO upward
maylI
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This invention is ON exhibition ~ me Paint and 0lpEl
Wuraho of z. nENltAM No % fubho Square "
tnnal, aud smie lghs aI sale g ne galeela.s aeeA
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For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKn
No. 20 Superior street Cleveland who will suDply tbe
Annie de Femme" at the Proprietor's prices,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-22

1t will thus le seen that In the parish md
city Of New Orleans, the vote of Mr. LaScrc
was more than SIX TIMES us great rs that of his
80 called s'ntcs' Rights opponent. In the par-
sh ofst. Bernard the figures stood, ns well as
we remember, (having misad the returns) In
serc l53, Bienvenu Al, a proportion of more
than three TO one. From Plaqucmincs parisl,
the official returns Of this election are still most
unaccountaby missing. but from the accounts
which have come 10 hand as TO the result in
most OF the precincts, Mr.. LaSere's minority
over Mr. Bienvenu is IN almost as great, IL not
really as great, u proportion US 1t was in the
city. We do not believe that the latter gentle
man obtained four.hundred votes in the entire
District and, from information VIC have OBJ
tanned, not few Of those actually cast for him.
were given in fultillment of promises made be-
fore MIR. LnScrc was nominated and not through
sympathy with the Odd Fellows Hail move.
ment.
Before concluding, VIC wish to bring to the
notice of the Democracy of the State another
significant fact. Tho Odd Fellows Hall Puri-
fcrs not finding In the city any one with mo-.
litical character sufficiently unspottcd and pure
for their purposes, sent down to plaquc1nines,
and found, al Deer Range Plantation. another
Cincinnatus, in the person of Maunscl White,
and brought him up to town to preside ut their
meeting. One would have thought that this
venerable gentleman possessed, in an unlimited
degree the personal and political esteem of his
fellow parishioncrs, and they would be Glad To
seize any occasion to do him all honor. What
then was the astonishmcnt Of the general pub
lie, at finding that he had obtained from them
less than sixty votes, although he was nounu-
ted for the State Senate by this same ylrtuous
and powerful States Rights party, being buddy
beaten by the regular Democratic nominee. Mr.
Lawrence.
We trust that these facts will not be without
weight on the minds Of Democrats. particularly,
Of our country friends, and that hereafle.'sfo