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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09

HAIL, GENTLE SPRING For a week past the
weather clerk has pursued a most determined
course towards the Introduction and adoption of
straw hats, linen coats ami pants, aud open Byron
collars Pansols those harbingers of May suns
ard warm embrpwning winds, those bright parti.
cooTcd flowers which enliyen our promenades and
shopping emporiums have come ont in full force,
while mininers have revelled in an abundance and
over.supply Of bleaching and trimming, each fair
customer being strenuous to have her love Of hat
placed first upon the list, so that she may "come
out" in advance of her companions. "FrOm early
morn to dewy eve" the spacious salesrooms OF our
dry goods merchants are crowded with customers
from city and country and the lounging bachelor
in his rooms upon Superior street, or the brehess
lawyer whose Office looks out upon the sane ay-
enue can find employment enough during the af
ternoon hours in following with admiring eyes the
attractive procession Of curls criloline, busters
and gaiter boots, which passes and repasses upon
the sidewalk The days are beautifully warm and
the nights are beautifully cool. The birds are
coming and the trees are leaving with a rapidly
which is remarkable. From one day to another
the change upon the trees of the Park is clearly
perceptibe, and a week has entirely changed the
appearance Of that pleasure ground. The fountain
daily sends its sparkling crystals high in air, purI
Tying the atmosphere, and being joy forever to
the passers by, Almost every day beautiful and
delicate rainbow has added to the pleasure ofwatch-
ng the jets. The weather suits everybody aud
everything save umbrella makers and livery horses,
aud we can say with the Widow Badott, "pease
to contnner" for "Barkis is willing"
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HUTcHINas' LIFE EXHlLARANT - Que dose
will remove the dsagreeabio and distressing effects OF
Wind FlulenCe, aud the moment the stomach receives
Ehe inyigOrai ing Effects the dist essng load aud palG
teph rs vi be- renewed sod by Vim Fiste, lltytlnnd
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or at the house.

THE WAY 30 Do Ir.--Those who are troubled
with the "rending of their leather garments,r 1--WE
refer to boots will thank Us for suggesting visit
to McGure's boot and shoe store, No l26 Ontario
Street, where boots and shoes, good, strong and
scrYicable, as well as light and fancy, can at all
nmes be found.
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The Restorative Is mt NO IL bottles Of tbrse si
I.t.ge me1lum and small; the small hold, y pint and
tetas T Que dolur par huitlc the medium Eds nj logs
twenty yer cent murc he prupotton than the sosf Fsl
lot Two dollars per hute he lr-e h0ldg gugf al no
hottie, - ''' ''''uo ""ilAH per
a., %; J. WOOD b co, plapHsturs, No ql2 Bronlwny n
= Up Qd Aloal y, }, Wire Railing Estnbiulmentl ,fd
No, lli Market street 81 Tuus Mo '''' -iN
Ana sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dep,e,s
-' N-N'N'7 h'uIIlo
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ARRIVAL or THR STEAMER NORTH SrAR-Thd
steamer North Star, Capt. b. c. Sweet, arrived
down from the Upper Country yesterday, having
LOFT Outouagor on the morning Of the 9Th instant
on her wsS Ep sbe was detained for two Weeks by
ice, but made her escape aD the ID instant. The
pier at Ontonagon had been washed awgy by
heavy rains, and the river was unusually high.
RpoW bad been three fest deep
Two hours RHeF leaving Qutonagon, the Star
met the propeller Northern Light; and pttersarls
the Iron CITY at Eagle RIVER bound up. Tue
Lady Elgu carried the Stars passengers to supe
rior City, having transferred thea to her at Copper
HarbOr She had s5 5passengers up and 50 lack,
Ice was two feet thick at Portage Entry when 60.
ing up, but on return saw none except of White
fish Point above the Saut Passed the Illinois near
Marquette. The star Prrlgel at Detroit Saturday
p. NJ, and here at one o'clock yesterday 4. NJ.
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Hon School MoNTHLY.-rhe May number Of
this school sheet, published by the scholars of the
Central High School, has been issued. 1t is up to
the standard aad iqnteins many good things. We
are glad to know of its SUCCESS.
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THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,

Who visited ONO for the first time in company with tho
renowned
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SUNDAY School UNION CoNoERr-The Union
Concert will be held this evening in the Second
Presby byteran Church. Rev. Mr.. Wheeler will ad-
dress the children.
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Have now In store several brands Of Double Extra Flour
that will give perfect satisfaction. apra
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
Gr Plain and Oruamonta Printing of every description
Iots at the Printing Estabshme u ts Leader Office,
tho latest improved and most rapid ssn u best
stla sortnolics and At nhbe rates Particular
auoauon paio blank wrx Every desert ption Uf Bnd-
u5 dome, especially Blank backs Ledsers Journals,
Sales Books, Rcceiving Hpoks Sc sc.
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GUsrAvE sATrER

HoLLowAYs OlsrMENT AND PuLs.-With-
OUT these the mother Of a fauy would be short Of The
Domestic Physician Of the nineteenth century, the one
acting as sure remedy for cutaueous disorders and the
other for internal dneats
solA at tho msnuiocory, No. 80 Atadea Lane, New
York aud all Druggists at &c. 69c and 81 per ot or
2aJ
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ray A quantity Of Petcrsons for May has been
received by sohuekers, opposite the Post Office.
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RRUSHES--A fine assortment of
- HAN uad Cloth Brushes als1, Teeth brushes IvoTy
hpne sulnlo Horn und Sandal Wood Fnrsat by
iehg ehg y ". SACKRiDER
{ looking EXTRACTS-Of all "a
~ vurs-iust received
~, my2s Il W SACKRIDER
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lJbpsitiolls & 9urQeOns.
J. NJ, JOHNSON, M. D.
HOMEOPATHIST.

Office lui Sattwelps Block, Superior Street Corner
'ua ~. hralenco No IN Pittsburgh 81, Cleveland,
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MONDAY mORNINN, VIZ D, IN
NEW ADVERTISgDIENTs

s. Raymond Go New Goods
Geo W. Girty-Remoyal.
J McClntock-Potiton Notice.
Geo Wood Cleveland Theatre
Byron Chase Festival Of the Flower Queen.
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lB7 For City News, see arst page
For Market Reports aud Marine News, see
fourth page
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SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT
FROM BOSTON

FROM BOSTON
BosToE, May T.
The brass foundery Of Henry r. Litohheld, on
Lewis street, East Boston, vas burned this morn
ing, together with its contents Loss $1,000 no
insurance.
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t5B- If any people in tho world ever needed
aH apostle their devils out, it who i've In
tins water-logged country The masmuc poison Of our
Ewamps aud Marshes becomes d yeuabe devil 10 the
blood to reve the Agues aad Ftyes which shake and
corch us all A3ers "AsUE CuRE" is said TO be the
posfle ~ need and some Of nrighh0 who have tried
Z c,n6 ru the ronort --J0urn. l. Plano M
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irtu which many thousands aIe c,utifu,Iy sigft,
without knowing remedy
lhe CuS, ut cure trntur One butle yllI Ig.I ...
month, aud Is suitable for Ell her sex SOM lr y mail t
all paris ul the United States. ' w.
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One Hundred Dollars Premium.
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor of Medicine and Electropathy
HAS CONCLUDED TO PER

Professor OF Medicine and ElectrOpathy,
HAS CONCLUDED TO PER-
IL NJ lANENTLY Ocate IN Cleveland and has remov-
cd ms 90 rum Bank street 10 tho west side o Ontario
stree NotH Heck Co's GioceH store, one block from
rio immeiso success, of Or GIBSON in the treatment
thT"uc Hsea Jusucs him IN announcing to the SICK
th1t hr VIII make
No Charge j0r SCrDicGS ighich arc not successful
auuIulI tu ON opinion which will be given when he pa
tImp1Wt byepcptl go lis worst form, Ague mud Fever,
bteuittVt btneul Dcblty, NoVous Consumption, A6th-
lurl or hWds, puraNsis Palsy lmp, tency, 81 Vtus
Dance uutnrss, sick or Nervous Headache all nervous
uisSah , hturugiu ID schsos Of the Kidneys DTOpsy,
bheumgiwm, SCtOnlu, spinal complaint, Salt Rhaum
pay SlUi Go any pticuu IN the world who Wi equHl hs
surrtts tu treating Whto SwellingD Wi hofed Limbs
or truu disease Of The oio nerve, ttrned Amaurosis
also uu ang ortmuuh, Leuoorrha aud other diseases
DiSEAsES or THE BRAIN
Witch uFn seldom or never been cured tTl aBd
10y on g. with grCy utrtriain y, BmluH ing math-
DAac1l urroislun, uuurly Clgnc Inflammation Com
sunrru ntvrur attoudt ith melancholy ofmind
with u. u umut onuf n utal orgy, and which frequent
N t4I'nnWe 10 ldurl, tusnuly ur 'ui,de. Dr. GIBSON
Wu rii suu IN raso oi uluo to remove any the
uautu uauu.ts. II hopes this nHtCg, with this numerous
iuu 10 lF r Cisbr nuu tuyuHhle references which he
Eiy, viii Doe sun rent The thousands who
rr sun ring from disease Of the bIniu that thoy
pUhuyuT tuyuy Oir health tpct i've handsome pTe
MUM W case Of failure
ltlHuia may hu seen 20 ms iCn la various stages OF
usg seuCe who have been futtd by allcasses medi-
cal uu4 without SUCCESS.
Dr O. would state tunt no possosseu The only reliable
uludt detecting tho ura Of dlbauaes-hO immedi.
rosu ul uuy uvaii who may present himself cXumina
OFFIcE IIouRs-g io ~ aud 2tu o'clock daily sun
uu,s tAluptud uuu irum tu q 0c'ock Monday and
lNNT.n N.NrL nte nnA
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L-97 Musical Fiiond, lie Bon Ton for May, Chas,
Dickens New Serial, 'Al the Year Round, n. Y.
pailies, and all the other papers, have been re-
eeiYei at SShgCkers News Rooms, opposite Post
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lV1 PRICE 81, 90 PER BOTTLE. sa
Address D. IL. ANDERTON.

No. Isl Broadway, n Y.
N B.A Circular full particulars aud diror.
On amp, p,ica'ioH,
r2- luga. Agens Wantad mari d9lawGwGmal7
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE! - HAIR DYE
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
The only harmless and reliable Dye kno,o"


The ongna aud best in the worldi
Al ohers limitations and should be avoided u
you wish 10 escape rdiuule.
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed INSTANTLY To a
beautiful aud natural Brown Black, without the least
INJURY 10 Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have hsen
warded TO WIN. A. BatchsloE ssvv is9, and over sOOO
applications have made the Ilr Of his patrons u
his famous Dyes.
WM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
to be distinguished fom nature aud is WARRANTED
not nure IN the least huw0yer oEs may h0 continued,
aud the m oaecs Of Bad Dyes remedied tho Hair nygoi-
ated for nio by this Splendd Dye,
Made sold applied tin private rnomsl al the Wig
Factory, No 233 Broadway, N, y
Sold in all cities and towas Of the United Sates BY Drug
gisis aud Fancy Goods Doalcss.
~ Tho genuine has The name aud address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box OF
WIN. A. BACHELOR,
lH4 nU.af III
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lehlt
FOk SALE OR EXCHANGE-
-, A FARM--N acres- miles fr m The cffv bv nispt
in q na yacant Dol OF house aud la so per crs 'ako
~ y htfl-Ono uuu half Story hoitto and iot
S,sl9 ~, VIII take small piece Of land Ioar he CIV in
.5D,gI9oIT SrgEEr -Four two story horse. well fin.
nori distance FROM ihs business pa'to, ie tTs.f %e
ie IN Uhe nail may be paid u god lots or de-
wo HOUSES 2ND LOIS tn a central par, Of tho
maorels Or 10, ne erection ofdwonEs io' Ou'luins
ro9d @ aM o. % lg' ee5e, u miles ION he city by plank
oiclaIds and FIRST rate soil S55 per acre viii eY
VALUABLE WATER PoWFR-with 7s aefes and
] o B3ou so9e quarry on The Chag1n River One OF the
sn an Of water. The laud alone is worth tbe
4 DIES, ,RA Bile LEAsEHoLp PROPERTY ON ON.
oa rgs .sy, X ggry cottage house with rolms
EOR SALE-EUCLID ROAD-8
b lats,n ON nc CouH House-1l acres. Aver desiia
e ASsGS-Ti!h .s sm9ll frame house ndlarp, short
,, Wiz i wafer Power and 3'g acres sf land in Cha
lg AORES-wih log house and fame ban ON the Lake
pirfSBukGH sTREEr-No,r Pony-yacnnt lot "a fl
,RELbEN sTREEr-Houso aal lot. sGo. voeop, lot
a., LEAsSEHoLD2-ou various strcots, q, prices warning
-, ROUSE Trimmings.
mar9l Mlrble n,os, No. q Su 90 st
EQR, RENT = LAKE STREET
PRoSPEcT SFBEfTseF Frame H5ure. $500
H1HIiNNTGI0G STREET, Fnms House S225
T6TAAsS6I TT69TAA Of Frie Frame House sHj
ma,q, Marble hoy hRioHsE n = Z, 55I,ENSlNsI.NSes,,
WANTED-A FARM OF ABOUT
the city Pss NOT not % % exceed & o2rs ST soE,G ga, cay Of
purchase money Whl be paid ~ easl
malsl Aranle BiaeIE SS al s,i.SSStHS', SgseTiSSs' 4,
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Cincinnati O Nh n ,s., MRs. c syMoNpg.
~ " wv IIl IhirL M

rsts Tsoa W2oP Dear Sir; BY the advice Of fspd r
gj" 1o W nag he9n using Your IlhlT Restorative AZ
icy 'o Wy u! nat The fo, some time ns SI6v nnJ
,3 'l ~ ~. Wy RNN Came out. Now NV hair has
Syne o ~ siegt 1fa ,haneyert was Nohns ut
1u} bpJ s'muaiN that Zee 90 'umpunirbie "a itrs
Who afp uhlctpd as have heun wsui inducS m t ~
tAlt pHhhe sGku9w edg epent Of lhe benefit have
rom Prof Woods HiiT ResiOrstNe "''' '''''''"
Yours respectfully,
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9siy- We take pleasure ia informing the public
that Il Ruhlni, l75 Superior St, has received a
splendid stock orSummer goods, among which we
notice a large variety OF the newest aud most fash
ionable styles Of straw goods for both men aud
boys, and also full assortment ofchidrens goods,
We also notice some new aud beautiful styles OF
soft hats, which deserve especial attention. Mr..
Rulini assures US that It will be his aim to sell the
goods at lower prices than any other house in the
trade We confidently commend him to the public
as worthy Of their patronage.
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A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits
so Is
Good PhYsi0ian by his Successful Work,

To the Cunsumptiye, aud all those who are suffer
ius with disease Of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart Liver, and Stomach
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Uwon Telegraph
ofFioE' VIKINGS aLooK, CoRFKn ~ RlHr ipp
~. CLAIR s''REErs
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FVllE well known and justly celebrated
L Indinu Herb DnctOr,
Once No. 113 Ontnrio Street.

All who suffering from the ub We nnmed diseases or
uY uur complicated comp aint Of years sunding are u
urmcd t.nt they cun consult Tho DouioT ~ FREE OF
CHARGE.
ltis hurel tuat VIII despair ot cure until they
have aynu Tic lndun Herb b0Unrs Medicine d far and
uIthtul tria..
~ Duung the Doctor travels in Europe West Indies
last iHus, south America aud tho United States he has
Teen the Instrument Gods hand restore To health aud
gu Al. uanus who wore up pronounced incur
uhlo hy ihe most eminent Old School Physicians; nay
more iuounudh who we've the verge of the grave
now LlN INC MONUMENTS TO the indian Herb Doctors
thlI aud success iu treatment, and daily oNCHimug
Bcss hc The day when ist saw aud purtOOk ui the
iud nm llerh Duc.ut Medicine "
NrIa lubtr ultuuu uI advice free The poor shal
tlhogIl. irmru ned.
az iu,t Notice. sVury "Wednesday and Euday. DR. Ly.
uus cun %" consult at the Franklin House, Pear streeI
WusSuIc,l
C1- odlce Hwus-- nom 8 A M.to6P.M
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~ Hutchngs' Lilo Exhilarant IL reIuye'
patr Of unapproacnane aud nlmlahle excellence. Fol
ali diseases natter how produced II mus he
slpsds iula periG' II is also cure Tor allie
t1ns uthe liver stomach brain. tts ms
As to stow strengh vitality, and physical ability Sold
by WIN k'igke Cleveland
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unbe.tatinalv pron lurce them sHsaB superior IN ac-
ion elasticity Of touch and power Of tone, TO any have
ever used 10 this OF the old country. Another srklug
feature IN these Instruments (and whore others TOO oea
fa) is their remaining tune under the heaviest ana most
difficult playing-uot string shattorng or Hating anu
tho action remaining perfect that tile performer - enn-
bed at all times to give instantaneous eject to emphatic
passages.
Signed GUsTAvE sATTER
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TO Young uen.

4 LII WHO ARE SUFFERING
iAie go'a M Mthe 9haris Of YOUTHFUL EXCESS SFLF-
bbeE y lhe dtbllttv arising from SEXUAL DISEASE
eau 9 SURELY and PERMANENTLY RFtTi. q 4 r., f.,
10 PERtECT HEALTH, STRENGTH AND VIsoR
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dUTCHlh8S LIFE LAhlLAhANfs - A4aulto VI
weak and gicky constitutions should take the lpcl mgs'
Life EKhilarunt; It. make strong healthy and nap
py remove o9stuctilns and irregularities from The
menstrual organG and resOTe the bloom of health 10 ne
sick ~ and was ed care-wur face. sold by Wan Flskei
.fNla
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,
SEMINAL EMISSIONS,
NIercurY or nIsenAn.

AUD VAL restore tho Sufferer and the Inn utent to state
ui iEkFECI MANLY VIGOR ltNill ltlu.ourhly Grad
lobiu thu ELECTS of oitl pr
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sARAIf A. sGINnurHAN

BRoF WuQD-i Dear Sir Ny hair had f,r so,o-,, ..
m 1" ~ e5 inas & Ile .aiatey gay arumpouod hya ha sh
US MhlcA rendered The instant upnlCuiOI az nj e
Siry in dtess gt When cumm fced mace S,,,litSe W
we about two months u uns imtbRt
~ HN.t o3Nt NedUguse ttl withtu the thre st t ~
J.. Ih.llutd t1 Ne ulturh color, nul a.sumcI "a s,fs
a otte sleay To be preferred To thO,a Produced Il, M
ipIu i1N ul OF ho any other prapututf1u iave ~
u at n enl artc for cvery ludir Sie
HuetheI " pc us'd Hair ReStOr tiVs oe st bs
purpose Of dressing Or beau lfiustbahhr Y6n Grv wv
l m s,on iu lti w t,v g( Ngo Chtuusin upv IA, bi
peiI"imlNb Wthat ls "iainud ior t w "0" uI Ils
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PLAIN ANO ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
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Real Gstatf Aor1ta.
ROUSE a. JENNINGS.
REAL ESTATE ~
IN uR A NnE


No. en Superior Street, Marble Block. up stairs
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LDBEN SHOULD
That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WILL PRESRVE TNFAIITRTv

~ we WaWh and color of The hair ~ used Two a.
lup ihl1H week ~ uv maeinuhieasa pfrIrctly ~
% w. say oyer the bald Wi uatuie's yu ,ra8,cn
5 lAIt Wuhc Uhote HIit and b. auti m U.tl anv ,{f
'm peselVa the sqalu Zee from "a ulstuso to ibe rr
80 ol'L sinen Juqfrs AuomeSs, D., rtus. fyteFovr,on
,rb m ~ Nv WI ~ etf i'@lm9ny that du not SAY loo
,HfHoRHGhoEE. SO Charles 90. Af1. Nag ia to,-
fAOf o, Woon-DeT sir Some Vi q ian s,,5,,,
Wvlt uloi l1 usa suue ui our Ilf Rcfo,atv W. ond
the ff ctCd 10 rtrnu H. '' ''lOu a"d
Our Hue son's heat for soma TINS had b,ep r.,f.,,
6Vtstfd Win ores and sml called n scad h Id my
~ ~ ln9s tlitiy caWu 0t lrrOust tqueuca, when lti
srtnS M suhgnes, advised 10 use ,uur Wesi1r5 ~
MeuI WIN little hOuo uf sucetss hut to o1r su nrs
, ol nv nu va hds very few amp icutiou removed
",sa utlfty hnd new uud ururlaut crru OF hair
aalt oll' hnd NC can nuN " thlt our h1y bas
w. Nau 'heLeiH iani do hereby nc ommeud your
~ tSllIatNe, Us u'ruc remedy Tor an dsca,rs al H.
SC lp and hsir. Wear yours rospaciiulir. W '"'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-09-21
LANCASTER H. SOUTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPT 2 1850
Anecdote of Gen. jackson.

The North Carolina Christian Adyo.
cate, published at Raleigh. in its issue Of
2lst alt, gives the following anecdote Of
Gen. Jackson, in illustration Of his extra.
ordinary knowledge of human nature:
"HE IS NO JUDGE OF PREAcHING."-
Here is Il characteristic anecdote Of Gen.
jackson not before published, and convey
ing useful hint to critics upon sermons.
II was given to Gov. Ellis by President
Buchanan during his recent visit to North
Carolina, and we repeat it by memory, as
it was told by Governor Ellis in an ad
dress to the students OF Trinity College
atbthe late commencement
When President Jackson appointed
MIR. Buchanan, Minister to Russia, the
friends Of certain gentleman solicited
Tor him an appointment as secretary Of
legation. Although the qualifications of
the gentleman were unquestionable, and
his friends numerous and influential, Gen.
Jackson pertinaciouslv refused TO give
him the appointment. And he explain.
ed this refusal to Mr. Buchanan by saw
ing, HE is no judge Of preachipg."-
"llow is that p asked Mr.. Buchanan.--
why said Jackson, Il attended the Meth
odist church Sunday or two ago, and
heard most able and eloquent sermon
by DR.. Durbin. 1t was. the logic Of tho
Gospel, sci on fire by the fervid zeal of de-
votion TO Christ. The effect was very
great upon the congregation. All were
awed into silence and reverence, and
felt MS though ! stood before the awful
majesty Of the eternal God. As pass
ed from the church, this gentleman 70.
whom the appointment !. solicited Joined
me, and broke upon the solemn feeling
the sermon had inspired by saying -
! The preacher has given US very poor
sermon, nothing new in it, only mere
defamation Sir added the old Gene.
raj, that man is not fit for office, he is
not to be trusted, because he is no Judge
of preaching
And Gen. Jackson did not appoint him
to the legation of Russia. How he was
to infer disqualification for the office from
want of just views Of sermon the Pres
ideat did not explain. But the future
history Of the man proved the instructive
foresight of Jackson into character. Up.
on Mr.. Buchanan's return from Russia,
he called upon the President, whose first
words, after the salu,atiop, were, 4 told
you that man was not to be trusted, be.
cause he was no judge Of preaching, and
sure enough he has been unfaithful tc
| the trusts reposed in him. And SO il WINS
the gentleman had become guilty Of a
breach Of all the principles which are dear
to a man OF honor anG integrity.
This incident gives us an interesting
glimpse Of the peculiar character Of Gen
eral Jackson, and is quite suggestive to
persons who make or hear criticisms on
sermons.