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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23

DR., AMOS & son.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
Surgeons, Lopdon May be consulted from o'clock -
s soas % a a0 ss9 sa sai
OF thirty years extensive practice in Europe and eea
AMosT SCIENTIFIC INVENTION;
properly known seminal Weakness, sc Can Pe PsTas
nen cured II IRON fifteen DAYS e Two months use
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Or, AMOS SoNtake pleasure % announcing that they
hsye invented most important for he cure o.
most eminent physicians ia London PARIS Phll1delhS
msn ever for ihe cure Of seminal WEAKNESS OF
any disease caused by the secret habits Of youth Price
n 8@Df AMOS SON, in order to satisfy tbs most
eeyes that IN Instance where may prove unsntistac
turning the instrument IN good order.
A CURE WARRANTED.
DR.. AMOS SON have devoted their attention eIcu
syey to this peculiar class Of maadis and the reei hoJ
lures is fully testified and CRATE fully acknowledged by
escou patients and others daily arriving IN town from al
parts Of the country for the express purpose nly consul
while ,hsiro hive been cA ed by the most
iqulrng into the causes Of these Infectious complaints
from their most simple condition to that Of the most dan
seruus and inyeerate) they have always entertained th
possibility Of their prevention and removal aud likewise
disease could almost invariably be traced to OF the
unskillfG and improper Teamsnt therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded 10 discovering IN theI election Of
heir remedies safe efectua and cautious course, omit
ting all combination Of remedies which bear an eqpvooa
application might be productive oil bad consequences In the
nds Of private individuals In short the lsudable end NJ
CTremedes Is the lessening Of great mass Of human
sey by the alienation, relief and prevention Of those
vrisyous Affections that IN reality the secret foes Of lie
and which, while they extensively surround
orouI skin and Interference in their determination.
COUNTRY INVALIDS
Persons Ia any part Of the world may bo successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail Of their with
remittance for medicines &c.
Address DI; AMOS 4 SON. corner Main and Quay-sts.
naWa aaufl 1Et sfuqgg
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HOME TESTIMONY.


WEST BEDFoRD, Cusiucton Co. o., May H. 81
Mr. II. B K-SgsLEY-SiT: Ih1ve been selling the med.
cines Of the berg Company for he last ten
aud have yaInny found them TO give Cd sat sacton
and the Pulls ave SO real many fmilies Eegu-
ary their tea IND coffee pnd With M they have
become staple article Ml rshals " Iien Cah!con Is
nedine that has dons great amount Of good m Female
Diseases One lady SOD It to told me 81 had rect ved
more benefit fom'one bottle thau she DID from long
course of medical treatment Uy the igost skn p6ys
G isus. JAMES WILSON.
The Graefenberg Marshalls Uterine
Catholicon
Is offered as certain cure accom- anol with the following
symptoms:
lTTegulsIi -Faininess--DeIarEed Appe-
Kidheys-C ills-('old Aands and Feet
Bloating-Fev everishress-Neuralgta-
Head che-HCs'l ssuCss--
Disturbei Seep-Flushes of Heat
General Pain Crawling and Pain Ia
StomuchNHDsea-Difcu passing Of Urine, With heat
or imartng-ltchihg, Buining or Irritation In the
Urine OTgans-Nghtmars-Ds l-Hys-
terics--AnKely----Red Face.
Nervous Twitching -Sarti G.
ConstiTpatOn-IrritableT TeHref-Snd.
ness-Depraved Appetits--Flatu ence-BlOat.
cd and Irregular Observation-Disclosures Dreams
Pains 10 Uterine Organs NumJnes and Pains Limbs.
ESod by City Druggists and Medicine dealers hroUgh-
the country.
~ For Medicines or Agencies, address
noyl9.d6w (3enprnl AGENT fnr Ohio
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DIR. A. GIBSON,

DIR. A. GIBSON,
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK
that he fails to cure the above named Diseases He
IN the sS he SGI
with equal scncess.
GIBSON Is happy IN bens able to announce the nnfru-
nate that he has perfected system Of treatment for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
OF the above Sna o'heI private diseases with all bad effects
DEBILITY OK NERYOUS PRosTRA TToN.
s ms hs II Sfsfs S Sn1 an % Win S
Physicians, Who profess TO treat all private adiss with
and without esyDg the least particle Of benefit.
bosst Of that fact for the very that diploma
paIatysy simple hing desti ute OF Intelligence for ne-
ther diplomas, nor colleges nor even rperience
possessed power sufficient to aws make aged wse'
orto convert one slngle Ounce no medical geniu
does he boast that he OF college In Paris
or London as pc hlps some others do fo tee purpose
boast Of e this that he ub give entire satisaon
aud that he has perfected az American SIS m oftISsmsS
which challenges any Physician Of london Paris
weakness and Mi diseases or ersns both mental
ard ph1ses Sriiini from s9Iuai or secret sluse
lowing advantages over all others yet discover d. first
relics Tho dark ages such as MsTesfJ nor aaS oS6er
Sele'sTiop dr seeshd 10 I.sIeti ms in diet OF bust
eeTnin ia all He stands prepared so into any
strsIe he srss act hS he able 10 eSrs n, s5
cases Ia the length Of time fuiTed by any her
Fellow Cuz MS Facts are tunsbls thinss aud in tins
the only pghuu which the public I'd
and from which lust and definite conclusions ca bs de-
/ duced
Dr. GI eSON Is permanently located an Cleveland and
has during the past six months performed many cures hi
diseas,s shich had fpr reialed an ohsf modes
fea ment Releenca can be given TO Individuals Of the
nt feapeetahihB IN Cleveland, Boston, New York and
oher elites N regard 10 SKIN AL integrity Ia all profos
~ Medicine to any part Of the country on the re-
/ CENT ~ ten dollars
~ Df eIRsoN's New Work on Pys,oogy, for sale at
| DR.. GIBSON,
| PROVE SOR OF ELEt TkOPATHY 4 MEDICINE
~ Office No III OuiaTiO street. up stairs lew door
| itOn the Public square.
- Once hours from to iISud from 2toB O'Clock dali,
| fSundays axcenledl nov5
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All tho trains going Westward connect CeVelsnd With
trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cincinnati,
&c; aud all the ttai48 gong EusiWard cunnect e
Dnukirk with the Of the New York CeaTa uf-
iAlO and Rev York City Esilroads.
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A MOST sCIENTIFIC INVENTION,

An Instrument for the Of Nocturnal missions more
IUpeTly known Seminal Weakness sc. Can be psrnh
EMILY cured IN IRON fifteen days to two months by he use
this instrument when used conformity with medicines
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Hlshwipes, 9PEai 20 a 2
WhiAky. %
MORNING LEAOER OFFICE
Tuesday Evening, NV p. 1854

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DO balsd ftOn ID ~ 0O sandy Hd Cemnt $50 81
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


3l5 A. NJ Night Express TIan stopping at 0rard. Con-
neaut. Ashnbula and Painesyllle only, and hIrVs
at Cleveland 7:J5 A NJ
3l5 p. NJ Dav sHWess 1Ian, siopIing At all satonseE
cept Sa, brook, UIiUnvillB, Perry. Mentor Wick
lie, AM arrive at Cltvel md 1906 p. N
Accommodation Tfau Will leave AthtabulR for CleYe-
land go A. NJ stopping at all stations, and
Cleveland at S:s5 A. M.
, 1859-04-11

Erigadier General George Wallace Jones,
ex-senator in Congress from the State Of Iowa,
was offered the Bosata Mission, but raslsly de-
eliucd il The wonder Of Western men who
lnow tile Brig;ulcr's love Of Office has been
greatly excited hy tic rash and unexpected
:ct We tan explain what appears inc1plica-
lie. When it WIS decided in Washington that
Isr;=aIcr General Augustus c;.sas Dodge.
Minister lertrntiary to ,le Cnurl If Madrid:
s'l''tIM have leave 10 retire, Brigadier General
tr'r-r Wallace J"ncs, @rstirrcd himself to
:,c'z' t!'' s'nss'SSion- His friends i'll luwa went
10 w''rI and ="t up Il pruu',,!.alnc,Ito, signed
7T ]l1n,ir'4s of the faithful, demanding ,hc
l'l.'r t;,r linn II was presented to Mr. Blu
tl'anan, who cooked his eye nj The precious
dW''s!cnt, and cn1 discussion of by declaring
that tlEt mission WIS not lnr any of the Jones
trihr Jsl1.s was in Il huff, and to arlHasc
linn. tic Boguta Mission WIS dropped into his
dis'4; hut tic ex-senator like spoiled clilsl,
CONTINUED /" Walt, and finally declined tie
scNslcr with many manifestations Of tra@ gle
1a@r- lie l'etM,k himself tt iowa ior a survey
Of tho Guhcrnat,rial field; hut that, owing to
the Black Republicans tlcrcabout, was not
cn:lcut1y satisfactory; and now he is asking
for the mission that lo indignantly refused.
ills Iisl. is right side up again. Let us see
whit he will get
, 1859-04-11
Lake superior Intelligence.

Eral Ill aLA!qHt11e -ou1lla. At1tH ~.
LAKE SrrEEloN lRoS CourASr.-The trcsse1
fitted up witt, pockets and sn,cs, for the accom-
odatinu Of tfr shipping business Of the Lakt
Superior Iron Company. Ii is designed cithrl
10 load ycsscls directly from the cars, which
will run for sIu! purpose III the top 0t the tres
sci work, or to deposite tile OFT in the pockets
from which it may be conveniently drawn l.,
spnuts as it may BE- required. This will adnli
Of the shipment Of seven hundred tons daily
The improvement will be completed by the open
ing Of navigation.
bar DE- SourE7 ASn MArorsTTE RA1Lrost
CoursSs THE following gentlemen we're cho
sen Directors Of this e"sapany at tie stockhoi
rrs meeting, held On Monday last. ut their oiiice
III this place: Joseph 5. Fay. Of Boston, Mass.
Edward I'adlcford, uf Savannah, Ga; Edwis
Pursons. Of New York city; Lewis Il. Morgan
Of Rochester, y. T.; Joseph F. Greenougl. o
Boston, Mass; Andrew Low, Of Savannah, TIA.
Samuel =. Fly, OF Marquette, Mich,
THE northern division ri tho road {inc1udine
the former Iron Mountain Railroad) il now fully
completed and equipped. 1t is understood Il
he the intention Of the stockholders to extend il
to BAY de Soluet us 1apidly as thu requirement:
of business demand.
CLEVELAND CoMraSYs 1XrnoyEAExrs.-Siuce
tfs arrival Of Mr. Trt1lr, the dormant energies
If tllis company scen, tu hare rerishd 4 con
tract tor erecting tile heasE trcssel-work on
their dock has been awarded to Mr. Van 1der.
stne, who is new pushing the work with ten tc
fifteen hands, and witll degree Of energy tina,
betokcns its speedy accomplishment. Thl:
work will be about 100 feet long, commencing
near the end Of tho dock and extending about
one square On Superior street. twill b. raised
some twenty feet above the dock. and the track
will be laid with T rail. which will BE- extended
up their line to lis Junction with the Marquette
and hay dc Soguet Railroad. This improve
! nent will afford great additional facilities fo1
shipping ore. which branch Of their business
will BE- largely increased this season. A party
Of men are now a1 work Ut their mountain
putting it in good shape for greatly Increased
product
, 1859-04-11
An Extraordinary LtrslE4 Nnturuc,

i Philadelphia correspondent Of the New
York 1rtb4nF gives the following account of Il
Most extraordinary 1umor taken from the face
Of II child about seven months OF aye in onc Of
tic hospitals nf that CITY:
The child WAS placed under The influence Of
ctl'cr when all pukntian in tie pra>r was OBJ
served IL ctlse. The Instrument being applied
thu Chain was RAPIDLY worked until tlsc parts
were well compressed. and aiterw"rd very >low-
ly. ln fifteen minutes the tu1nor came away
with tie instrument. the cllain having WORKED
through thu tnl,uectin;, membrane, while scArcc.
y druY If blood followed t!,e removal, and Int
one snlall vessel r,"luire, lig:ture. Thr surfucc
lett OIL the cheek was abut twu inches square,
md thu tunlor weighed two and tlAlf pounds
Tic wholc operation WINS entirely successful, uud
tile child lives and has fully recovered. But the
extraordinary part remains TO be told. Tile tu-
NOR thus taken off was found to contain living
child. iurerfectly developed il is true, but still
:: living child. Fingers werc seen, mud Il rur-
t"n ot I: rudimentary arm. The sntestnes were
we'll developed, and no dnals WIN entertained Of
It's being amale child. 4 body. presumed to be
the llcar,, contained, imrrrfectly formed. auri-
cl's and yentricles. The 1ncsenteric arteries und
veins were Of large size. The dissecting knife
camc'Tercotcdlvi contact with the ossrous mat
ter Of rudimcutary skeleton. Fut was found in
large quantities everywhere. 1t was in fact
repetition of the Siamese Twins, only less per-
teetIy developed. These results were received
with profound establishment By tho crowded au-
dirnce who witnessed thu operation. The case
is said tn bcuniquc in the annals Of human NAL
formation
, 1859-04-11

During the Lincoln-Douglas canvass in this
state last summer, JIMMY Jones, ex-senator
in Congress- from Tennessee, was one Of the
b!g guns Of the sham Democratic party. lie
discharged limsplrwith loud noise and a sui
p}nrous smell, at many crowds; hut 70 fur as
We know with no very great effect; though
doubtless lis good opinion Of his own aim,
makes him believe to this day. that, to his ef-
1"rt, tic Douglas triumph is due. Going back
t" Tennessee, JOKES has been well swabaed
out and re-sis|sted and now wetind him firing
AWAY: this time with round.shot, grape and
canister, at the very party that tie came here
tn aid. In Il word; JONES has been converted,
7oi to the doctrines which LINCOLN prcachcs,
hut 10 the iait which the Opposition in the
South malntain. We are inclined 10 believe
zhat the cxSeuators visit to Illinois has douc
him good. lie has learned that nc Black Re-
Jublicans are nut half 50 devilish rs we are
1ti'Ited, and that neither tic abolition If
Slavery uor the dissolution Of tho Cuion will
5"''nw our success. There are others Of his
callhro and range, who, if they could Iive
North month. would close their cassons and
t;Iort III ,llnrc
, 1859-04-11
st, Louis Railroads.

And on passengers. t1'at they will require lis
their proportion IN through passengers thr rate
:."rcd at the Philadelphia Ticket Agents Con-
vrntion. held October 10Th, ISIS except tl'oSc
rates lave brtn modified by general mutual ar
engagements; that in tlsr sale of tickets eastward
fran St Lns5s. they will maintain fully the
prices established by said Conyrntion.
I4.%o1rtd, That Committee, consisting Of
M.'ssrs. Clements. 1'ilton. lsrcbe, Forsyth amt
l'r"wn. WERE appointed to issne Il circular 10 I'LL
connecting roads, inforsning them Of the action
OF this Convention. aud Of the full determination
ii ali the roads here represented 10 maintain
tie rates now adopted.
Kt<otrd, That I'LL frci ght shipped from The
East. and contracted over the roads here repre-
>euttd, after the 18th instant, at tic place Of
shipment. shul bc charged the rates as agreed
to above.
Tile R1pu1liean says that the St. Louis ronds
hare set up for themselves, and will hereafter
d" business in their own way, and according to
such tariff Of charges Of they may adopt, re-
yardless Of the competition Of rival lines further
, 1859-04-11
PERSONAL .E.N"D POLITICAL.

John A. Washington, the speculator in the
bones and dust Of the great man whose name he
dishonors, has bargaincd with a Mr. Crouchett
TO furnish materiI from Mt. Vernon for the
manufacture of canes and other 1ementoes.
Down in virginia, the programme Of the
code requires as the reply to "you ure liar"
"you are id scoundrel." This was the
exchange Of compliments between Henry
Shack1eford and Extra Billy Smith, rival demo-
cratic candidates for Congress. But there they
stopped, safe. code!
There is no doubt TINT the people Of Kansas
voted on the osth ult., to call new constitution
al convention. The election OF delegates will
occur on the 1th Of June, the convention will
meet at Wyandotte City on the 9Th Of July, and
the people will vote on the constitution on the
4th Of October. If adopted, the election Of State
officers and legislature vii! occur on the 9Th Of
December.
The Louisville journal in u puff of picco-
lonini, talks Of "singing gipsy," rose red lps,'
dc., and says that * as true lover Of the grape
never dilutcs lis vino, she never mixes any
thing with the pure purple poetry Of the drink
ing song" To this the Boston Ipst responds:
Perhaps not, but We can swear to her making
uncommon quick work Of i very large pot q
porter which kind parent held for her just
after the song Mt the wings. 1t was private
sort Of '.brndisl," and apparently more accept.
able to the Siennese than '' the pure purple" Of
the stage banquet. !.
The man threatened with 1yncl. Inv at Holly
Springs, Mss, was not Bostoniau, as was re.
ported, but was Thomas S, Young, Of Philadel-
ph'a, and bore requisition from the governor
Of Pennsylvania. The Philadelphia Bulletin is
indignant at such treatment, since "the fugi-
tive slave law has always been faithfully e1ecu-
ted in Philadelphia" Subserriency fares no
better than resistance
Jose Martinez, native Of Buenos Ayres,
now twenty five years Of age, when sixteen years
old ran away from home and after while
brought up in Boston, where he has been gain.
ing an honest livelihood in 4 sail loft. A few
weeks since he received information that his
parents wcre dead, and that their estate, valued
at S3@1, 900, was at his disposal as heir; and on
Tuesday he sailed in the bark Emily Wilder for
home, not only to claim his fortune, but bride
the latter matter having been very conven-
ieutly arranged by PROXY.
, 1859-04-11
DISTRESSING OCcCRRENcE AT COLCAB(B.


-.
From no Ohio stats1nan of Ihus'da5.!
Yesterday afternoon, about ha1fPast o'clock
hre VA discovered in the extensive ~ house
attached to ne Tub and Bucket Factory Of
Aessr8. Crary, Hughes 4 Beebe, on the west
side Of the river. The alarm was sounded, and
great nnmner ot people rushed to the spot
Ihe oahoing, which il three-story nEck' Was
tuH oi cut timber in the process OF drylnG, and
ior some time after it was discovered, no famea
we're seen, but an immense cloud OF smoke as
cended from the roof. When the first engine
reached the spot, men and boys were passing
"a!er IN buckets to door IN the second story,
"hlcn Is reached by Hight OF steps, aud Is sur
FOUNDED T9 6y IN open Platform thirty ieet hlgh:
tllty in number.
to' few minutes after the first stream OF
water vas thrown, the mass Of gas and smoke
seemed 10 increase In volume and density, when
suddenly It 1gmted-the flames burst out IN nll
directions, with an explosion like TINT OF gun
po"ueF, WHICH swept the platform clean, ptcu-
, 1859-04-11
N.ESTER-e" .1.EN:S ITEMS.

SonGHru.-The number Of acres Of land de-
voted to the cultivation Of Sorghum last year,
in Muscatine county, Iowa, was l.9f. The num-
her If gallons Of molasses produced was a,sI7.
RoBBED IN New ORLEASs.-We are informed
that J. H. Owen, Of Mclean, who went to New
Orleans several weeks ago with drove OF
nurses, was robbed of three thousand dollars in
that city just before starting for home.-Bloonl-
a"yton Pdntayrapd.
@<!te says n Wind Grist Mill, the first successful
establishment Of the kind in the State, has just
been built in that county, bv II. J. Rusch. Its
cost was S;,gUU, and it has been in steady opera
tion since its completion.
FIRE N PEonIa.-The large frame building
known as the Gcbhcardt House, Peoria, was
destroyed by fire OF Thursday night last. The
fumes siread so rapidly that but few articles of
furniture were sared. The family were left
not having time to secure her shoes or bonnet
Loss $3,SVU-insurcd for 81 500.
BROKE JA1L-Two prisoners, johnson and
Stillwell, broke jail at Cambridge, Henry Co.,
few duvs since and escaped. They belonged
to gang who were arrested short time ago
t"r setting fire to IL store in Annawan. statiun
TN the Rock Island Road, and were in jail aw ait
in triai.-Psoria Transcript.
DEEY1SG THE OFFICERS OF THE LAw.-The
l'upuque ltnfS OF Thursday last says that 4
liseraceful scene occurred on board tic steamer
Editor, shortly after she landed ut the 1cree that
morning. An officer went on board Of the boat
to serve some legal notices upon certain parties
belonging to the boat, and had hardly made
known his business when he was driven ashore
by the officers and crew amidst vclls, shouts of
defiance. and brandishing Of axes md pistols
The boat was then cut foose from her moorings,
and crossed the river to Dunleitl. but shortly
returned, run out her gangway plank. and de-
fed the officers nf the law or any If the crowd
On the lcyee to come un board the boat if they
dared, asserting 1T the same time tint they were
prepared to give thosc who tried it. ''Ieli."
Several shots were fired from the boat ut the
crowd
HE1m,c Mo1uERs.-Thc Lexington (AfcIcan
Cn.J G{vbt says that OH the Slst ult, in that
t"wn, two children Of J. c. Mallan, and a child
Of l.. Maln were playing M Il cellar door at tile
house Of the latter, when the door gaze way,
and let the whole three duwn inlo the cellar,
hich contained about five feet OF water Thu
u!arm was carried tn their mothers, who in
s,autly rushed to thc scene Of terror and us no
time was to be lost, thry both plunged INFO the
water tn rcscuc their tender oti.rrings; anI by
extraordinary exertions, aud ut the peril .i
their own lives, brought them A.! iron. thc water
alive.
, 1859-04-11
Navigation Of tho kansas RiyeF~-Fir4t
Exports from Kansas,


We mentioned some days since the fact Of tho
steamer '>ar<r Ldtt leaving kunsas for the kaw
rirer. She has returned. having gone ns fnr M
US Topeka, and accomplished most successful
trip, being loadcd tlown with corn and hides for
Col. Nelson, and J. = Chick i Cn,
Fr"n Col. Nelson. one Of our most cntcrpris-
learn thu, he found no difficulty whatever, and
that above Lawrence, where SUNG doubt existed
in regard to The channel, they lr.i easy aud
plain sailing.
1t was gratifying sight 10 see the immense
stacks Of corn sacks und hides piled upon our
1.vec, the first shipment by steamboat. ever
made Of the products of Kansas. 1t was wortL
the whole Pixies Peak emigration to The future
of the country and our city. The officers haye
no doubt in regard to the navigation Of The river
and expect to make regular trips through tho
season. She has four thousand bushels Il corn
engaged for her next trip, and will leave to-day
for all points on the Kansas river.