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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-30

In July 1855 taken with an ordinary summer com
amt, ior which neglected taking any remedies houng
eoQmenced passing mucus aud blood and grew So weak
nat was unable TO do half days work. applied 10
payscans was iosed hrst with opiates, next with pills
II ntrae OF silver took injections oi nitrate Of silver ali
doing 70 gooi next took various home remedies recom
mended by purses and OLD ladies' neither did hey do
aud was dosed with any quantity OF ths mos powerful
asrngens kugVn 70 the Profession but all 10 no uurp 81
ln May lsSs ater having the disease overten months
llEnant southern yp I recommended TO take the
gIastenberg Dsellery Syrup, Which did In less than
completely checked feat when Ess en- different phT cians
had DeeQ unable TO accomplish. Al this time COM
meneod daily ahluons with cold water, and since
used but portion OF bottle 10 accomplish this rood
work aud ever since my bov els have been yeTy regular
elacuaiin8 themselves once day,
Frommy experience, unhesita'ingy pronounce Il the
best Dyseley medicine ever made, and would heartily
recommend ~ use 20 every one with lise dhculty i am
iuE the blessing has conferred me and thrg th
hope that others like afflicted may reap The benefit Of is
Office Of Cleveland Plan Dealer.
HayiuEhad opportunity TO test your ,alu,be medicine
my family most cuT 1ia recommend Il as u0rdlnE ear
and eheieut relief in such cases Il like perfect
charm and cannot doubt that whon i u as well known
s merits demand will aoTd relief 10 ihoussnds now
sorey unhcled. MORkIS FRANKLIN,
Pres Board af Aldermen and Acting Mayor, N. Y.
hsye had opportunity Of witnessing the effect he
oIueeapeIH Dysentey syrup in cases Of fbQwel comT
tson M ssva % ~ ~ y sgsel9 sho MI nv ays W. nest
these diseases. ~ II. Do FORREST, M. D.,
Crotsn Water Commr aud Alderman, n. Y,
~ ysrs.ls by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
~ Va medicines eT sSsaelss sddEs.s
auss AisSt tSf oSis.
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
N. II. COPS EXPRESS,

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient and reliable Lake
Lines.
Daily to DUNKIRR AND NEW YORK
Daily 10 SANDUsEY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT
TIi-weekly tooGDENsDURGH, TO OswEGo, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tri-weekly TO CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, AJACKI
MAC and intermediate Ports
~ Property CONSIGNED delivered &C. our care will re-
caye prompt and careful attention aud dispatch.
" Passengers will be tckete through all directions
a he est stss
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rrIoo One D0lIar Per Dottle.
ALSO -
SAN RD'S
Family Cathartic Pills,


Pare Vegetable Extracts, and PIT up in Glass
Cases, Air Tight, and ioM keep in any eli
mate,
The FAMILY CATtIARTIC PILL is a gentle but nc-
tive Cahartic, Whit the proprietor has used his pac
ice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing demand from those who
have long ed The PILLS land the satisfaction which
Al express in regard 70 he use has Induced mo 10 place
then within th reach Of all. (.
The Profession wen know that different Caiharties act
Tho IA EiLY CReSTHARTI PILL
has, with due reference this well established fact
beon compounded from u- ysrioty Of he purtst Vegc
table NtruCts, which alike every part Of Tie
alimeniary canal, and nrae GOOD and SAFE In ali
RANGEMENTS OF the = -lSTORfAC CH, SIEEPi-
MISS, PAINS IN THE IIBA q X AND LOINS,
COSTiNENESS, PA NIIAND SOhENESS OVEN
THE WHOLE BOD Y.e-from tudden oold, " hich
frequently. IL neglected Z end 40 long course OF Ne
yer. Loss Oh Ape k 'IrIPE, CREEPING SEN
SsTTON or COLD OVER lpHE BODY, EESTI .FSS-
MES HEADACHE, or WEIGHT IN TIE HEAD
II Indammatory Diseases Worms in Children or Adults
Rheumatism cat Purifsr OF the Blood and many dis
which flesh s heir, too numerous mentiun In
this advertisement. Dose, 10 g.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
" The Liver lnvigurattr and Family Cathartic Pills
retied by Druggists generally, and sold wholesale by
g. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer und Proprietor
iTltGwR0 $50 Broadway, New York.
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TOWNSHIPS AND WARDS.

And In pursuance Of Jol BesI utiOn Ot the General
Assembly Of the State OF Ohio passed Apr 5h 1882 for
proposed udment TO the Constitution Of State,
the eectoTs Aforesaid will have submitted to them at said
election for thelr approval rejection, the following
proposition to wit IAN regular the General
Assembly shall commence the first Monday January,
Annually Those in favor OF srch amendment will have
written printed their ballots in substsnce-PRO
POSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION
APPROVED.
Given under my hand at the Court House. in the City Of
Cleveland, this 1th day Of Sept emher, A. ID 1879
DAVID L HIGHTMAN,
sens Sharih OF snid ConniY.
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DESPONDENCY g. INSANITY |
ELECTRICITY VS.. ELECTROPATHY,
The King OF Remedies
DISEASE OF THE BRAIN AND MENTAL
DeFRngement, DesPOndencY, DC.

YHE NEW Application of Electricity
n termed EectIopdihy,' rs the only treatment eysr
yst discovered capable q 70 mu9en rem3yin nama-
by secret abuse mental ui on study; al cas-
distress the head with dzz ness, loss Of Smtioa snd
St tmes me M snGaeg snd confused sae o mind, and
especiHly when embarrassed; cannot and nj
SYMPTOMS togRsT with others which i IS sTots "
VIII DC tound 10 vary IN frequency and intensity
as tue disease advances and yey frequently terminate III
dooy Insanity or suicide II may bo said without fear Of
committed IN the present day ne tr1eeabe 10 o1fi
diseased condition q the brain and hence the frequent 90,
Deangement OF the brain and menta dsrangemeh are in
~ @ @ A'ioh n Is co[rqboraied BY
tyes blistes, se9gg Ogether with dapaiky asd change
only leg tiHss and tcenii6c EleolTean in The CITY Of
diseases with suoc ~ He also cues diseases OF bs 80
.hIoai liver omagh kidneys, .pleen and diseases peea
Sai Gs,ss psGiy are, 9tsSr e. &L9gsGIsns have m
permanently cured BY the nstrur sntahy Of Dr. Gibson
and whose cases had for meay years resisted ali medical
Read the following irom Mrs. Carlisle Oft city:
Dr. A. Gbson-Deq SirI wish to express he hES e.
teen IN Nhoh hold yonr EeCilcal treatment cdse, o.
zErnoss For about years was afflicted with ths
above diseases and o months before became aoquant-
SANITY SIR lot YOU and through you public
me few vseksag9 has quite cured mo i an wsii 10
The hsnSi . f9ySsnss a,eT9s % my recovery entirely TO
VI the mys enops agent You ,killny smployt am un
HpAaAtluurt over lahe pleasure
recommending your treatment iO ms friends
Signed, MRS, JOHN CARLISLE
No 2il Ham tou street, Cleveland.
To the ahOyo might he added volume of cerhraies Of
and complimentary notices but the satiffaetor
recommendation the personal ads santases all may derive
fOm DR.. Gibson q valuable discoveries ard services
DIR. A GIBSON Eclectic Physician
Professor Of Eleolrupahy aud Medicine.
Dr. Gibeons work Physiology for sale At his Office
The only rk published giving deta the oharae-
tor Of BY the tomperamout and Containing Hpocido
| dirsriisns Tor phvtiual cultivation.
once on Ontario street over q. Beck 4 Co.'S Store
few doors from the Public square. Ofce hours from 10
u A. n. and 2tosP d.. daily, Sundhys excepted.
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NEW YORK MARKET-sept, %.


Foursalss OF is 100 bbIs at 4TOas4 70 for super sat6
SlF6gS5O for extra Saie Si7O4t5 for super WESTERN
9As as IS for cummUn TO md. extra Westera S5od5 %
fr nero TO good shiDpig brands extra Tou1d hoop o.
Market eGl0o net or; cl1siug dull.
extras
WlsAt-Mdrke heavy aud declining Sales % 0O6 b1sh
Sl23inl 80 white Sl0l good HilW Club; SlC3l,
VS. red Iowa; 81 l8 choice red Ind,
Rye-DOil and dropping Sales 34nO bus at sic
BarleyLower and dull Sales 45OO bush good new Ca
nAdi, n et sgc
ern for mixed western c offered and 20 asked.
Osis-FiTm at 4lG43h statei soG4ic for " n aud
Canadian
Whskv-Salss31O hbls at 2Tc. Market drmer.
Pork-Marke unchd Hnd dull Sa 1850 bbs at 1850
So for $40 50 foT prime S4sl thin mess, ncudg
bO1 bbls sellers ptiOa TO lstNov. st sis %.
Bgf-Dul with sales 800 b5s Tepacked Ut 81 rs,
aud 81 (lsn lor extra mess.
Beef hams and prime ess beef quiet and unchanged.
Cut and rm &c for Shoulders, AID % for
hams.
Bacon Quiet and UNCHANGED.
LhrdMdrket steady and unchanged Sales Of 65 bbs at
sGttsr-FIir busnets doing, l25l7 Ohio and 100
q for State.
Cheose--in fair request ut 0905sc for prime.
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CLRYELlNl md RRlE RlILR0ll.

GlEIElAND AND EkiE hlllkUAD,
6 ~ 3@,,sg Fss.. -
1853 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1859
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, June
" 13th 1859, PASSENGER Trains will as 10 lows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
1000 A. M Mail Train stops st all way stat ous ezeeps
brook, and arrives at Erie I30 p. NJ. DunkiTk
3;i2 p NJ and Buffalo 0;20 r. NJ
$40 p N Cincinnati EIpress IRAN, stops { Pauesve
Madison. AEAtabulu, COnueaut and Giruri only
and arrlveNat Erie at 6i2P. M; Dunk 'Ik SEQ
N Buffalo lO:20 p. NJ.
$50 P h.Night Express Train stops at Panesve Ash
tabua, COnneaut and 0irard only, and arrives at
Erie los A. M; DunkiTk 3l2 A. NJ; BufAlO
LEAVE ERIE.
1905 A. NJ Night Express Train stopping at Girurd AshtR
bula and Painosyille only, and arrives at Clevs-
land at 3:4n A. NJ.
I25 A. NJ. RIBi Train stops at all stations except Swan
vile, SaybTook, Umonyile, Perry. Mentor and
Wickiifte--wlll stop signal 10 take pasSen
gors, for Cleveland OHly,at SaylrOok Uuionville
Perry, Mentor and MiChne, and nrflye a.
Cleveland ll:00 A. NJ.
l22 p NJ Day Express Train. stops at Grard Conneaut
Ashtabule aud painCsSlle only, and mTNe at
Cleveland at 5:25P. NJ.
All the Ians going Westward connect at Cleveland with
Louis, &c; and all tbs going Eastward connect az
DUnkirk with the trains Of the New York Erie RailIoa
and al Buffalo with those of the Now York Central aud
Buffalo and New York Erie Railroads.
Cleveland June l2th 1919 gidu
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MORNING LEADER OFFIUE,l
Thursday Sept 29, 1859,
FLouR-Nohing doing aside from hs usual sales to the
local trade,
WHRAT-Reesipts more ibrA and market active and arm
Sales cars red slO5 prime do at so7 cars while
atsl,l6.
CoRN-Thers Is some inquiry again With sale 1000 bush
from store at lee.
oATs-Ars arm at the advances previously reported salei
5 carloads at SIC.
BARLEY-sas car on private terms. A fair article Is
worth 55c.
sEEDs-saie y bus timothy at $3.50,
HIGHwINEs-sales 90 brl. at25c and ~ do at 25Sc.
PoRK-sale 81 bIls No. / mess at $40.
BUTTER-F m stlt9l5e for WR.
EGGS-FirEn At l2c
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FORMING A TRI-wEEKLY LINE,


And running in connection at BuHa'o with the NEW
TRIAL LINE OF CANAL BOATS, the Erie Canal,
aud at Cleveland with the CLEVELAND PITrSBURG
RAILROAD, touching at Detroit Mackinac Sheboygan,
Port Washington Milwaukee, Racine Kenosha, and Wau-
his Line is now prepared to issue contracts give
throuah receips property from Pittsburgh Wheeling
Cleveland, Detroit, ShebOygun Port Washington, Mil
waukee Racne KenoSha, Waukegan Chicago, and to all
points the Railroads leading out OF Chicago and wOu
kee and to all prominent points on the Upper Mssis
sipp River. -
Upper Lakes with any regularly.
The liberal atTOnRge extended to the Line the past
SON by the travelling public, has induced the Propneor
greatly their accommodation for and
thu deing cheap safe and comfortable route will find
Insurance on property shipped by this Line he obtain
cd At iess 0 any ether, ithavmg within the two
pas seasons transported property exceeding
sixteen million dollars IN value, without any loss
With these unequalled facilities the Propuet0rs hope to
receive u liberal patronage.
CONTRACTING AGENTS.
JOHN u. MOORE, Agent N. y c. RR' No. 2O7 Broad
NJ j" l. sPAULpING, Agent spaulding's Express No $40
CHAMBFRLiN, THOMAS & co, Proprietors n Mer-
chants Central Canal Line, No. l9l broadway, N, Y
WM. STEWART, Agent Cleveland Pittsbursll Railroad
d. b. WILLIAMSON. Agent Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad Wheeling, Va.
HUBBY HUGHEs& CO, Forwarding Merchants, ,Cleye-
MIX & MORRIS, Forwarding Merchants, Cleveland
H. q MCDOWELL, Special Agent. Cleveland, o.
J, J TALLMADGE, Forwarding Merchant Milwaukee
RICHMOND CO., Ger. Clark and South waterst
Chicago. - -. -, ,Sr,
marlb:269 Office foot Of Michigan St Buffalo Y.
- - 4 \ - 4
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FiioF0ssD A9!iSSIN 9!iISS INIlI,55536E no THE con

srlTUTlON
Relative Amendment tho Constituiion pfovdiB
Tor Auuua ses ions uf the General Assembly. ~
Rcfofef bv r Genrfai Asgcubr of fis STATE o. Oiio
Ihroe-hnhs Of the membeu Of each house coucurrins
lhcftn a be aud Be hereby pruuosod To the electors Of
the state al the next annual October Sato election
upln The apprpva cotton of Tho following fnioni
substitute for The ffst rlana0 vi mo ttenF 0h
tun o the nrtioleof the Consuon Of this state
% wit. an regular ssious Of the Boutfa Assembly
hull commence The first Moniev in January annually
WILLIAM u, Woods
Speaker OF the House RcpreseWatitcs.
MARTIN WELKER,
Apiil B, 1889. President uf the Senate.
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFTuE,(
Columbus. q. April T. 1859.
hereby fy that TIC frcgoing Joint Resolution "ro
atye 20 m Amendment TO the Constitution pro, dug foi
Annual sossions OF lhe 0enura Assembly, Is true copy
from tho uriginalroll on file IN ibis Office.
iterig sectetnfyo, Sis,s
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AYERS
A GU Il OUR H.

FOh TUk aPbEDN CURE OF
Intermittent Feper. or Feper and Ague, Remit
tent Fever, Chill Fe0er, Dumb Ague Period.
ieaL Headache, or BitiCTs Headache. and BIT.
ious FeperS-indeed, for the iohoie class of dis.
eases originating in hillary dsrdngemeat,
caused by the malaria Of miGSmatie countries.
MO ONE REMEDY is LOUDER
In called for by the necessities Of the American people
than sure AVID safe cure for Fever aud Ague such
that 1t will efadcae the disase and with assurance iou-
led on proof that no harm can arise from its in any
quantity.
That which protects from prevents this disorder must
be of immense service In the communities in which pre-
apes the which he violent attacks Of this
baleful distsmper lbis " CURE expels the masmat &c
development Of the disease If the st approach
Of its premonitoy SYMPTOMS l is MT only the best
edy discovered for this class Of complaints
the cheapest The large quality we supply for doilaf
brings within the reach Of every body: IN bilious
rlcts where Fever and Ague prevails every body should
lection. II is hoped ths price will place It within the
reach Of al,he poor as well as the H. great super-
oriy Of this remedy any other discovered for the
speedy and certain lntemitens that
no unine or mineral consequently produces qunism
Those cured byt left healtay If they hnd
had the diseuse,
mntc poison. great variety of disorders arise from its
irritation among which Neuralgia, Rheumatism Gout,
ma, Papitatun, Painful Affection Of the Spleen Hyster
les, Pain in the Bowels, Coc, PARALYSIS, aud Dennge
cause put the ntermttenttype become periodical
This CURE" eXpes the poison from the blood aud
quenty cures them all ahke It's invaluable protection
20 Immigrants and persons travelling ottempoTay residing
10 q malarous districts. II tat occasionally daily
who exposed to the Injection that will be eXCreted
the system and caGnot accumulate sufficient quantity
rpen into disease Hence 1t Is valuable pro-
lection than cure and tw Will ever sulleI from ntermit
tents they avail tn mselyes OF the protection this
dy affords.
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Cleveland Aprila, 1859.

he Isg ai:H s5
0LEVELAND AND MAHONINQ
~ Raj. ROAD-TiAIE TABLE, No 10.
To take effect and after Thursday February TO- 1859
GOING EAST GOING WEST.
cleveland 10 YOEHgs- Youngstown 90 Cleet
land.
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DR.. MOS & SON,

DR.. A MOS & SON,
Corner Of Main and Quay streets, BUTFALo, N Y,
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
1seo aioS sStf Sy Sd eonsS u 0 SS oG
the morning until Sat night in every stage and symptom o.
OF thirty years extensive practice In Europe and erica
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An Instrument for the cure of Nocturnal Emissions more
nenlly cured deen days two months by the
this instrument when used conformity with medicines
YOUNG, MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
have invented most important instrument Tor the Of
the above dsenes II has heon subjected to test by the
and New York. has besn declared the only
ment ever Invented for tho OF Seminal Weakness
any disease caused by the secret habits Of youth Price
n B.@Dr AMOS 4 SON. in order to satisfy the most
skepical sto the merits Of his instrument pledge them
,eyes that 10 any instance where may proye gusaiisao
turning the instrument IN good order
CURE WARRANTED.
DIT. AMOS son have devoted their attention tKGu-
vey to this peculiar class Of mAad and the Teet they
have consequently been fellow cTea
escent patients and others daily arriving from
parts of the country T the purpose My Of consult
signal aGvaHiages yet from what they hnI 10
from their most simple condition to that Of the most dan
gerous and nyeterate they have always sntersned IN
Invariably found hat Il most horrible and magnant iSs
Of disease could almost invariably be traced to one o. the
unskilli9l and improper tTeatmont therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded in discovering theJ election
heir remedies safe oieoual and cautious course omit
ting all combination of remedies which bear equyOca
character well those whose premature udcious
application might be productive oil had cousequences In the
ands OF private individuals In short the laudAble
iIremedies 10 the legseung Of great OF human
by the alleyiaOn relief aud prevention OF those
evuus Affections thar IN reality the secret foes Of e
4nd which, they extonsve surround call aloud
orouT skill and merteTence in their determination.
COUNTRY 1NVALIDS
Persons In any part Of the world may bo successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail Of their Sc with
remittance for medicines SC
Address Or; AMOS SON. corner Main and Quay-stS.
huhalo N. lausdN ~ lv'fh
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CHBRIFF'S SALE-BY VTRTTTB

II - DAhHs- ID ~ N
- Of writ Of Fieri Facas issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of CuyBhoen County at tho suit Of Vaen
tine Swain, plaintiff against the big Isabella defendant
to directed have levied and shall OJr sale
at public auction, the Old River Bsd-ust nboye the
shgyard Of LalTener StePhe sonn the city OF Cleye-
land in sud county the Sd day Of October 1889 ut o
sn72:2I II. L. wIGHTMAN. Sheriff.
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFS~A- Al
~ LalAs Navigation, the Propnetors a HfflVf3M
uf this Line will put upon the rOne from ~
Buffalo to Chicago frst-ciuss 81
Screw Steamers, Of great strength and speed,
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nrw YopK srocK MARKrr-ssrl. o.

lBH TELE0RArH.l
Second board-Ga Chi "A; s9 alieh pa 2i35; NJ g
Al1s Phnnma III ST. Harlem ptd 36, 80: Hudson 3a5
81; CsT Toledo 22h Central sl9S; Enc 80 bonds
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NoRNINa LEADER oFFIcE,l !

Hsy..... ytonlS GOA IS Owater-Easn {lbbll $50 25
Do baed t9ton ID - Sandy Hd Csmnt I SlQ9 S9
HopB. .........Nlb On lfWhlte Lime 49,. a-<n 1 W
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GILVER. SOAP! SILVER SOAP
~ For cleaning ant pashns Silver; Plated and Br an
uia W res, Marble Plate Guus &c. The ounyenien
and effective preparation for his puposeoy offered 20 the
public It's not ah 10 sbuEe and can bs used
ny inexperienced help with eure safety a. II aims
thing that possibly iniure the finest JewelTy
Rug2O FoI saleby FoGG ENSwonTH / co.
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RYE FL0UR-FRESH GROUND,
IL Received daily, for sale Wholeaaie and Telail,
No. 50 MaIwin st., ClevelaEd.
ausl9 J. NJ. HOVER
ELOUR FROM NEW WHEAT
IL Just received. iy2s MORGAN ROOT.
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An Instrument for the Of Nocturnal Emissions
properly known Seminal Weakness, sc. Can be porma
nenly cured from een days 10 months by the
Of this Instrument when used conformity with medicines.
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Persons In any part Of the world may bo successfully
remittance for medicines SC
Address Dr. AMOS 3 SON. corner Niain and Quay-sts
Huhain N. v 1HuedN uSIv W
, 1859-05-02
Changing Ills Trade,

The Lafayette to"rna! Vi Monday publishes 4
letter from committee Of gentlemen in Mount
Pleasant, Iowa, stating that they employed q
man named Haskell, who represented himself to
tion temporarily, paying him 81 900 year, and
they now understand that he is u hunbug.
They further statc that hi. preaching is rilict!.
lous stuff ind th4t his mnistrations have smash
cd up the church. Having seen a notice in the
Lafayette journal regarding the fellow. they
ask for further information. which tIat paper
proceeds 10 give. Let us add little to the tes-
timony for The bcncht OF the afflicted Iowa
church, which, By the way, is Of the *'Congrega~
tional" denomination This fellow Haskell,
now clubbing himself 4 doctor Of Divinity
performed il this city, under the name Of lhc
"FakiE Of Siya. some six or seven years ago, A.
a conjuror. Nut being able to draw" rs well
az he expected, lie got up series If luttsry
schemes in connection with his exhibition, and
carries. out Of them, at least, aud was Goi,,:,
on with another when l,e got wind that Mayor
Ncwcomb was going to have little talk with
him about the matter, 4nd he left suddenly for
Lafayette. 4 couple Of years after, or maybe
less, ha came back agaln under new naule, ~
the proprietor Of somebody's "llippodrone,'
which exhibited down near the creek for couple
Of nights. W. happened to sec the perform
ance and exposed the bunbng in the L'srnai, to
the intense Indignation Of the "Rev. Dr." who
cursed about it considerably. if not economically.
We believe he had Some difficulty about lis
license, too. In fact. no mountebank We hare
ever been bothered with has made 30 unpleasant
I reputation al the REV. Nr. Haskell in his
different "ayatafs" in this city. OF course he
may be yery good man now, and very sincere
and eloquent preacher, but whurcver lie is, We
know that he rus very illitcrate, dirty, pro-
fame, shrewd, well posted charlatan once. if tho
Lafayette .}o"vaal has net mistaken the man.
i2IkQn9t0{A Journal
, 1859-05-02

No MA1Ls-A BASknrr7 GovERSnrS1.-For
several days past, the citizens Of Wiuona, and
Of the entire State Of Minnesota, hare received
no mails from the east or south. The cause Of
this unexampled future in the reception Of our
mail matter is stated BY the officers Of the mail
packets to be the bankruptcy Of the General
Post Office Department. From the same source
We learn that orders have been received from
the Department not 10 transmit tue Aaila by
tho regular daily means Of conveyance until
further notice, consequently the entire eastern
letter and newspaper correspondence Of this
State now lies Accumulated ut the western ter
minus Of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Ra1lroad.
Was ever Democratic extravaganza and misru!e
more clearly e1emplifcd than in this instance !,
4 whole State is compelled to have its mail IA
cilities suddenly and completely stopped, be-
cause Of tho disgraceful failure Of democratic
Congress to provide L sufficient sum of money
for the current expenses Of the post de-
partrnent. There may be some other incidental
causes Atwork tn thus suddenly cut us off from
the enjoyment OF mail facilities. which haye hot
come TO our knowledge Certain it is, however,
however, that the result ns it now stands
before us, and as it is likely to continue
for some time. is properly chargeable to the
administration, and the party which placed it
il power.