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WARM Saturday was scorchiug hot but a
gentle breeze rendered the air tolerable large
number Of sail and row boats were out upon the
lake where both sun and breeze had full sway
White dresses came out, and gentlemen who con-
suited comfort appeared in linueu coats and pants
looked pityingly upon the slaves to custom who
stIutted in broadcloth. In the twilight the park
and lake banl, were thronped " ith pedestrians.
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RELieious irEAs.-Iho next regular meeting Of
the Ladies Christian Union. viii be held 10 day
July lith, at 3ooluck p ~. in ihe rooms of The
Young Mems Christian Association
Tho Union ilellgioes Meoiines a tpymouth Con
gregalional Church on Saturday afternoon, and
at the First Baptist Church on Saturday evening,
addressed by the Cincinnati Delegation Judges
Belamy Slorer, H. Thauc Miller and Messra. sar'
geant Chamberlain and searle) were well attend
ed and the exercises we're particularly interesting
Yesterday af,ernooh ct 3 O'Clock there was a
general gathering Of the sabbath Schools Of the
city at the ID Presbyterian Church, addressed by
the above gentlemen The Church was filed with
the children eager listeners to the eloquent speak
ers who held their attention for an hour and a
halG It was beautiful sight to sec the vast army
Of the yonng minds OF the city so collected 10 hear
good advice and interesting instruction.
Last evening the Anniversary Of the Evangelical
Book and Tract Association WIS held at the 90
Presbyterian Church, euclid ST. The address was
made by Judge Beamy storer, Of ofCincinnau. We
shall give farther report Of the exercises to NOR
row morning
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What GustaVe Satler Says
THIS FAMOUS PLANET,


who visited Ohio the dnt time in company with he
onownod
KARL FORMES,
Ana WHO pronounced D., many give gealef expression
80 his playing thaa EVEN rHALBERG, was pleased to
vriio tho following 10 ropy
WHATPIANOs DOES sATrER PREFERi
Tic says;
From the many severe tssls ilu have given,
HALLETT, DAVIS n CO.'S PIANOS,
pbssiatiuely pIdnouuss them fHrn'ig superior "a ao
t,eb eiasrit, OF touch and power of tone oany have
aver uod ina This OF tho old country Another sinking Tea
turs m these ins ruuen and who're othsrs TOO often i
Is tar remaining ia uuder thn heay 81 ana m'at u-
Rut playns mot sus shittoung or fniting' ana ths
action r,mauiar 80 perfect that tho performer 10 enaploa
taiI times 70 give iasaaaasoHS s5sc u emphatic pa''
ger. .,,,, q . ,,Tpu
Signed GusiANE SAiiNN'
~ These Pianos ale Tor sale by
OssIAN E, DODGE,
No Eueha Street, Cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-11

lNcENDIARY DEyRLoPMENTs. Our city has al
most daily cause of congratulatiou having the sci.
vices of able and efficient Fire Engineer as the
present incumbent, James HILL Through his well
directed and untring efforts he has ferreted out
some of the incendiaries who have made our city
such dangerous place Of residence for the past
year, and has secured one two Of the scoundres.
By special request ofsherif Wghtman, VIC with
hold all names at present, but can say that deye-
opments will be made in a few days showing up
some of the mystery about many Of the fires in our
city during the past six months, There has been
deep laid villany" but much oft will be brought
to light.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-11

once 2s9, Superior street, near henlehs toie
pr ID new suit Of rooms are now reudN aud no Vou'u
b ps,sed IN seq All af his old patrons and Others who
may wish tho services dentist liberated toe'h irAt
Cd anrs and crown tsd exposed nerves capped ana aV
cd also teeth Inserted gold silver coralhe or vulcane
base or platinum pa'o with continuous gum Whioh -
~ much used east. iYA
THr VorAptrs or DISSIPATION AND VICTIMS oF DELu-
sion can no brought to conviction Of the errar OF tho
rsvs and saved from world Of mental and bodily suiaf-
inc bv hesdina the advice contained IA that popular work
HUMAN FRAILTY, OF PHYSIOLOGICAL RE
SEARCHES It clonr 10 It's doc rines plain bnt m
offensive in It's dictates aud being beautifully illustrated
with coorod onsavngs It brings thing home to lhe
conception 'Thpt no who runs may read" Sold by Di
BARROW, I5t Prince street New York. Price % cents
Sent free every whore 4 -,
Sold dby GAYLORD HAMMOND, and WIN P4shh'
Druggsls, Cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-11

~ HUTCHINNss LIFE ExHIL ARANT. Ladies'
of weak and sicky constitution should take tho Hutch
ings' Life ENhilarmii 4 wilt make YOU str4ns he1hy
aud happy remove a distractions and rTegula tiles from
the menstrual organs aud tue bloom health 10
the sicky aud wasted caTeworn face Sold by Wm Fiskc
Gle eland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-11

MlNsrRELsEY.---Th good musicians who
compose the Morris, Pe and TrOwbridge Troupe
of bInstrels, will commence a course Of their un-
surpassed entertainments to night at the Meode-
on. This company has been known and admired
here before, both under their present name and
as Ordway's Minstres, and they will be greeted
with full houses. They will stay through the
week aud we will venture the assertion that no
better Or more capable company than theirs will
occupy that Hall this season. Secure seats carly
to night aud do not fear to take your wives or is
ters, for no impropretes are allowed in their per-
iormanCes
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reportea BY the Union Telegrnph,
orFioE, wAaiNo's BLOCK, oorsra of haNK AND
ST. CLAIR sTnEETs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-11

KKEp COoL SAVE YOUR TcE = Schooley pat
emf Iceberg Relrigerators never become musty or
damp For sale ut manufacturers prices for cash,
by Fogg, Ellsworth q Go.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-11
HUTCHINGs' LIFE EXHlLARANT.
YoUrn TO THE AoEDl-sTRpNorn TO THE WEAK
II IN"0'T TT"07' WIITI" NI - 10
nIaInnnLAHE nm

This novel preparation has met with the approval Of tho
faculty In ovey part nf the world aud the dis and
mrOnr aLlr innrInsalN nrn. NINA II 10 hn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-11
oun PATENT LRvELER

weigh raIrectly VI uE thu f0llON inc thutsst
CLEVELAND, January ath, 1850,
This rfHhug thai some months Hinoo nndne that our
Eafauks n Our scale WAS not weiFhins necurnultt we
requested NJ KeeCf 90 cKamiuoh Ho discovered y tQ
be ~ level ard RESTORING 10 level q wcifhcd
cofrc y Flo vnTutnn of tIo Noale nm aleye eiiiqn,
lud irf Huali tn uui Uf und Was lud i
prIgrp illf unlil iugtlrr was applied
HANNA a. AHIth1sOh b 60.
- Address ordeA 90 KEELERs SCALE WORKS
CleVeiIud, ONO, mar5lB
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-11
n. HutchInRs' Lile EKhllarant b quic

tB Hutchings' Lite Exharant Is quick and
efeatual curug the wTs aud aggravated cases OF
Dyspepsia Kid6 Complaints and all other arrangements
Ofthe stomach aud bowels and will feyivethe molunchnH
and dropping suirits immedl tely The ieebn. nervous
and scky should ny Il. sold ~ Wn tiske, Cleyeland
% The aged can have health renewed by
Hutchings Life EXhlaTant. whch Is inlal lille as relu
venanr and will restore wasted strength with magiea
pr0mptntss and wnndorfu pormaueuce For old aud Zee
land
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snrfioI Nntitts.
UI nfCVTp9OV7

~ FoT Gas Firfurss oad fufiar--hpYH
Fogg EasporR 4 Co nos and iOI Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-11

- For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
and Snuff; 20 to r G. Diez III Superior st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-11

'hs cation is on eNhi6an 90 the Paint aad ola.
iri hnuan of A, nENiiAM Nu 10 pubno hauaFt
ouaif aud Stale RshtaioT sale by tho pasnieee aooat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-11
q me vIotlm of llyer CompIalnt wIlI diseoveI

~ The victim Of Liver Complaint will discover
n HutchinF' Life ENhannt grand pa acea, uuGqut'od
Immediate aud permano't Chec ia this distressing com
plaiu Il likewise reudors the mind calm aud chcerul II
feiuveuaes aud restores strength with magic qnCkuess
Soil by VIM. Fiske Cleveland,
~ The nervous will ind Hutohngs' Life
Frmiarator sure remedy for ull their suffering; aud per
sons who from the uiudclus use OF liquors have hecumo
deecFd aud their ryous systems shattered ana cunsli-
uiious broken down S1d by VIM, Fiske' Cleveland.
ffiy- The weak will receive new strength from
moderate use OF that excellent HutciugS Lite hInla-
rant IL s healthlul iu all It's 0ucIatous A. an FHoI
AMI h has ca ialfeuyonltn the ued and We'k Nh
wonderful cuoritY aud permanent uha't SOU ny "m'
FiFke, Cleve land.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-11

To J. b HALLS Ella. ic Homeopathic Arnica
oours Plaster, Of every shade, foOn biaoA 10 dol -
icutc white, at Halls opposite Weddell House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-11

no Round and oval Glass Shades, to cover
mantle clocks, wax flowers, Parian figures or any
delicate and fragile mantle ornaments of any size
or shape can be had ut Fogg, Ellsworth Co.
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Ss7y- See advertisement Of DR.. sauford'a Liver
lnyigorator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

IrOR YOUNG FARwERS, GARDENERS,
II STOCK GROWERS BUILDERS, and others Just Pub-
h,hcd: NEW ILLUSTRATED RURAL HANO-booh,
en- ,,r nnd H. t3osius % soch entitled THE HOUSE; Dr.
How TO BuILD THE GaRDEs' rhs FAka ~p poak,Iic
ANIMAL, l Oh. yolnns, containing somr hundreds ~
praIly 7H laig 2nlo .uo-antluy e'iud
he hole erad mail any Post Once for b 80 Adcress
FOW'lER AND WELLS NJ 58 y o,dwsy, New-f York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
ENGLlSH MUTTON for DINNER on Ne
II DAY AID rT-ESDAf. :: - -

Sa Ifs Ms.5eu- .-ae, ra.1ssr q p sEi.;-
Tfe Par . sUpp-d -rA th- b-.t u wl1- sgirts Cigar.
ke.; sl.a. B-s.'. .rl Al.oyY' Pale Ar ,sei LyesSs
Pu--c-, Diysr-ruzhs Soa.rh A. Jousss Aes, Pntfel-
4s A-s &e Tn- D-p@rtu-u, - IL s,l- = ~
GLlsH aid SCOTCH Provisions !. {" .r.nsrc
;5s; ,ry call - sr-sznos 10 Aaider-aoe ar
in-p-ct h EnEi.6 B.con. Ch--. cr-- oseE--l' aud
B.Is-s.s Pc.e- and ss-e- Sy-Is Ssas ssse- La rvi
rrs Norr .-rrshirr sarce sr., Seth Bef Ear1s D
Pssa-sl Lo-Afu- Hrrria= H. srpz-a., r.ntns ~ v TX
sr-<ief sud Z. .cins Rooms THE WAX ~ TALL = as
the uoy that To LnuSor Tf- I.zsr.tsd News
PbLch b~s Ls. O.patrb she--f, LigsrpsL snf OteZ,N
PsF.fs y. Y TrsuD~, FINES Herald, Ablon ss.ri c! -
TIlcs, ssr.ss Ac<sics3, A.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
From the Northorn lowan.
A Rattlesnake rwenty-on, f,,t

A Rattlesnake Twenty-one fat L ong.
The following snake story was toIl to us by
gentleman in whom we have every confidence
and we hope 'nr readers will not reflect upon his
veranity by doubling it's accuracy, although we
will not ourselves vouch for it farther than us We
said l'efore, that our informant has too much res
pect for truth t" endhnger himselfin these ~ l.
phureous fanies" unto which Hamlet and doubt.
less several others since, have been committed,
by relating 20 us n miserable canard. He was
called upon the latter part Of last week, to visit
st Louis and on his return home, stop, ed at lit.
le station known as Ramsay. about twenty miles
west of Tcre IIaute, On the Terre IIau,e and al
tim Railroad.
The second day after his arrival in the village
a man who had been hunting brought in the news
that lie hal discovered hugo snake. but on his
discharging his gun at il. his snakeshp retreated
to bis abode, within cliff Of rocks This state.
me- confirmed what had previously been stated
by an old settler in the village, which was, that
while cunning near this Identical spot, thirty
years ago. he also surprised An enormous large
snake, which ut his approach had sank away in
the same manner. The .atter story bad been re-
peated so ofien that the villagers regurded it as
fabulous narration. inasmuch ss tho reptile had
never been seen hut once. and then by only one
person. The second time, however, had its effect,
and the truth Of the matter the villagers resolved
~ settle. A detachment Uf young men according
" visited tie locality, and BY dividing their forces
into squads, they commenced the work Of watch.
ing the hole of which the snake IL snake there
was, had, in case he wished to enjoy the beauties
Of the outer world tp emerge.
For three days and three ishts did they keep
their we~ry ssils, and disheartened. they concla.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13

9ailg Nirsiuian.
THE PEACE OF VILLA FRANCA.
The Prelinainarles a. Signed by the Two
Emperors.

All the Paris papers Of July Goth publish the
text Of tho Preliminaries OF peace. agreed upon
and signed at villa Franca, by the Emperors
Napoleon III and Francis Joseph. 1t il as fol-
lows. .sr-t-
Between his Majesty the Emperor Of Austria
and his Majesty the Emperor Of the French It has
been agreed a. follows.
Tho two sovsrcgns will favor the creation Of an
Italian Confederation.
That Confederation shall be under the honorary
presidency of the Holy Father.
The Emperor of Austrin cedes to tho Emperor
of the French his rights on Lombardy, Wih tho er-
crpfion ot'Me forfresses Of kantaa aad leschiera,
80 that the frontier Of the Austrian ps ssessions
should stnrt from the extreme range Of tho for
tress of Pcschirra and should extend into direct
limo along the Minco as far ofGrazio; frum thence
to Sco,xarolo and Luxana to the Po, from whence
the actual frontiers shall continue To form tho linn
its of Austria The Emperor of tho French will
hand over lrcmettru) tho ceded territory to tho
King of Sardinia.
Venetic shall form rnrt Of the ltalnn contedcr-
alton, though remaining under tho crown OF the
Emperor Of Austria.
The Grand Duke Of Tuscany and tho Duke Of
Alpdenn (shall) return to their States, granting q
general amnesty.
The two Empsrors will ask the Holy Father to
introduce indispensable reforms into his States.
A full and complete amnesty is granted on both
Sides tn persons ,mpromised In the late events in
the territories of tire belliserent parties.
Done ut V.llalrnnen, the lth July, 1859.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-13
FROM VIRGINIA l. NORTH CAROLINA,
Through Washington CITY by RaiIrond dir
TO THE WEST?


NsE Baltimore aud Ohio lailroad with It's much improved
Western connections offers great Inducements travellers
Nglnn and the CaroinHs, through Washington Bal.
or to all portions Of the Wcs the Northwest md tho south
The connection between the trains from Washington and
rni bound Wcst for Wheeling Parkcrsbusg, from ai
more s always promptly made at the Washington junction.
nicl called the Relay llouse miles from baltimore This
hc Uho River baggage Ia checked through " tho West at
the Washington Stallion
gy rhe connecting trains leave Washington daily a A.
NJ. ani 4.2D y. NJ. On Sundays at tho latter hour.
AT DENWOoD
Direct connection Is made with the Cars of the Central Ohio
Rniroad running from Bellaire tbs Ohio through Cam
bridge, Zanesvir nnd Newark TO Columbus Tbcsc trains
Newark with the Cars OF the Newark Mansfield
snndusky r. H. for Sandusky Toledo, Detroit Chicago ST.
Louis, etc.
AT PARKERsDURG
Connection " made y Steamboat mlles) with the tuns
The Marietta aud Cincinnati ROAD for Chcose, CncInnat
&c. Nc. ~.
AT WHEELING
The Baltimore and Ohio trims connect with the Of the
lroi,, Chicago. and all the Northwestern points direct
gW frnveers requested TO notice hn while this Ia tho
only Route ahorng Through Tickets and Cbcess In Washing
Ion Is also the sHoRrEBr most SPEEDY and DIRECT 70
nom Washington 10 Cincinnati is but about 90 miles being
nhout 100 miles shorter than any other route
Fare by trouge ticket from Washington nj least oI DOL
LAR LESS than by the lowest Northern Route. nom
Northern citicS.
For Frederick and Inrpers Ferry Marnsbarg Berkeiey
Springs Cumberland Bedford Sprng Oakland Grafton
passengers may leave Washington at BA NJ i2D r. NJ For
hc Wap stations heween Baltnore und Wheeling take
e4For further information, for Through Tickets &C., apply
70 -
THOMAS Il. PARSONS, Agent al Washing ST.
W. T. SMITH, Masier Of Transportation
baltimore dk Ohio Railroad
L. NJ. Cole, General Ticket Agent sept i6cIy.
fNr,t-r,
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Brownlow's Speech.


Last Saturday night there waa considerable
gathering Of tho Opposition IN front Of the Lamar
House, in Knoxville, lTenn.) 10 learn the latest
news of tho election. Mr.. Maynard, the CongrehS-
man elect. md parson Brownlow made speeches;
Tho Parsons address Is as iollows;
Genflemen;-I have not attempted to speak pub.
lioly for the lust ten months. IN any subject, on
account Of my afliction, the nature of which You
generally understand. only eome Eaward now
ut your call, by way Of experimenting, as ~ wheth
or can tnlk or not.
The election returns show. that Mr.. Nelson
competitor goes into johnson county about no. or
200 votes ahead. All we desiro b, know, thon, is
what will bo Nelson's majority In that coanty.-
nm this moment In receipt Of dispatch from
Dir. SEWER Of Jonesborough that settles the ques.
tion. "a question tina 10 much interests and ex-
cites this large audience. It's in these words,
JoNEsBoRouou, Aug. 9th, 10 o'clock. +. NJ.
G.. ". observation-disclosures just in from John.
son county. Nelson's majority 32s.
With moro pleasure than almost any other man
can rcnliso therefore proclaim to you that the
gallant Nelson ia elected to Congress, from tho
first District. by from one to two hundred VOTES l.
Aud ns We have elected Maynard and Brabson,
promise you that these gentlemen, insisted 10y
others. will get up Investigating Committees next
winter that will ferret out enough of stealing. af
public and private plunder, Of frauds, forgeries
aud robbei ios, to damn the present corrupt Admin.
isirntion, in the estimation OF oil honest mcn -
We live in an age Of political corruption. when tho
unllushing robberics Of tho Treasury. and indi-
rccly Of the people. nro the order Of the day, IN
the part Of Government officials, calling themselves
members of the National Democratic purity
Gentlemen, l emu only speak for myself, and
md for myself say must unhe.itatingy, that I
shall fight this Democracy until die. 1hoy call
me IL Black Republican. an ally Of the North. or
whit not; am against the thieving party in
power: And if the Opposition shall nominate
TIIE DEVIL HIMSELF WITH HORNS AND
TAIL ON, will take him as choice Of eris q
gainst any of the corrupt, nsincerc and plum
dcrns leaders ofths sell styled Democratic par-
ty
advise you all to initiate my example, by going
homo poacibly' going to bod, and sleeping over
the glorious news Of our still more glorious n
chicvcments in East Tennocseo
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ded that unless he should turn up crcnlne put bs-
fore the evening Of the fourth 70 ahanduna tho
search and credit themselves with being hoaxed
individuals. But ere the allotted time had wansd
they were gratlAed By the appsaranes ofu he 6onf
thing which they had oome IL. search Of. Slowly
II orept from its hiding placc,. and - Il awhra
that danger was lurking near thrust ont Its tongue
In defiant manner, and In lsaguage pscnliat
to snakes. hisssd warning that be waa mcnafeh
Of oil hs surveyed but ball spsd from the riae
Of q unerring marksman, proved thssurericrity of
tho human 10 the brute creation, and without =
moments notice. the monster was called upon %
give up the ghost The excited detachment dvsw
him forth, and judge Of their surprise % finding
him twenty.one feet In lcngth. Tho old farmer's
story was verified. and tho snake now dead and in
captivity was without doubt The same me he had
he had aeen thirty years ago. ltwas found 70 b
a rat,le-snake, and its cxtrsine length from head
to tnil was twenty-one feet ak inches. md the
greater diameter Of body eighteen inches. u had
ono hundred and eleven rattles. The snake was
conveyed to town, and has since bean Waited by
tremendous crowds, anxious 70 satisfy themselves
of what ut frat seemed to DO m absurdity, Our
informant further states, that after being skinned
and stuffed II was eighteen feet threc Inches in
length, and can be seen by any Of the passengers
Of the above road, II they choose W step on the
platform. #- E..e. .ts.s .s..-. --4-.s