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A DARING PERFoRNANcE 20 CoME OTP.-
Many Of our readers will remember Monsieur
Blondip, Of the Mardnetti Troupe, who walked
up tight rope with sack over bis head and body
from the stage to the top gallery in the theatre,
which is at almost an angle VI forty,hve degrees,
BY the following from the Buffalo Republic, It
will be seen he oontomplates a more daring feat,
that Of crossing tho Niagara Falls on tight rope.
The Republic says' "That he is entirely capable
Of performing this feat, We cannot but believe;
aud that he intends doing It, the extensive pre-
parations now in progress attbe Fsls,cOnclusysly
prove The rope on which ho is to cross is six.
teen hundred feet in length, and six inches ia cir
cumfsrence, has been purchased expressly for this
feat, aud is now being inspected. The feat will
take place in about two weeks. The crossing is n
be effected from the lower end Of Goat Islaud, to
a point 10 Canada opposite. There will DO from
twenty to thirty thousand people present to wit.
ness this unusual spectacle, aud it will be well
worth the trouble and expense Of the trip to sec
H. .|... ....| H.t
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~ "Looking Glass of the Democratic Party"
illustrated with wood cuts, notes aud comments
by an African Deneator" are for sale at the
Leader Office. Price cents
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ptscopAL C0NYFNTIo

BALTIMORE, May q. I
The Maryland Episcopal Convention re assem-
bcd this morning and laid the subject Of the di-
vision Of the diocese on the table.
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PROM NEW YOnIx.

New YoRK, May 27, /
Toe U. S. steamships Westernport and CaleA
donia, from Montevdto, arrived here to- day, al
wall
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sTABBING

LEXINGTON, Ky, May 27,
b. c. Blancoe, Jailer ofFayette comfy, was coll.
ed up after retiring last night by a man who rip
ped open his sabdomcn-prObably fatally wounded,
The assailant unnamed has been arrested. Great
excitement prevails,
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faculty 10 estrY uat Tie world nd the Giscoverer and
proprietor learlessly proc aims It TO be
UNEQU JAILED
as TgeHeaGr Sd e0 q 6a Til Ss s nS sa5 M all
az gniiss Lia n,aes ne aaou rvs fo bei naIuei
WORK aud wi polHce reaction no matter how sud-
Is also Gr.nd Tome and viii give relief in DysPen
sa ith dose brief persistence in les use wiz
The umach to degree Of pefe health, and
The aof soud be- cerian to make Hutch e's Life E1
hiarst usehold gd uasmuchas II "ll render them
youthtal IN f,GGg and "a Tgnsln ana SnaO9 Gf no & T
exhilaraes but sire gihens aud IS really an 10 alpgbie
condl ofsorv,lty by selfabuse misfortune OF rdnary
sickte s Numtiter what the cause Of he lmpototy OF
any human organ This superb Eyhilarant will remove the
Hucbe If5 Eyti arant should be used by all per
who have disoTdered nerves stomach yer muscular
action torpid nlree or ,owaess m o. Sps and ~ canfin
mo- grain or glum OF mineral substance -, ,3.- In
Hnichns E1hant tho realization OF their hopes OF ma
mis- remarksb and uuapproachable preparation is for
by tbs Proprietor Il y HuTcHl Nos lt ny 100 uan
ca s4 4'l SottlsS r e. SolS6y W FSKE "5veiSnd
EsB@ HutchiDgs Lille ExhiIarant Is rejuye
nator Of uuspp oacna0le and mnhaple exec encs For
al Ne vous uis+ases no mailer h,w pI"Iuoeu mus '
isub stow streng h. vitality and physical aDilitY so'u
Nv WIN tske Clevelanl
HUrcHINas' LIFE EXHrLARANT - One dose
will move dsagreeubie and dlstressng ELECTS u
Wind nrf tulepce. aud III, moment ~ stomach ,, Ger "a
tesn rs wi be rem ved. sod by VIM Wis g. lew n4d
HUTCHINGs LIFE ExHLARANT. - Ladies o
weak aud sCkB constitutions should teke me uc ings
Lii EEhila an IL viii make you strong healthy and nap
py remove all distractions and Heg larues from lh
me s rua organ and restore The bloom Of heath TO h
SICK aud was e1 csro-woiu face. sold ly Wm FlsNe
Cleye aud
IYl Hutchngs' Lille Exhlarant is quick an,
edectua cur ug the aud most aggravated cases a
vspeusta KID COmp iuts nn' an OthgE dHfangemanl
of he Omarh aud bowels aud Will revive tn m3laucho'
ADD drun snirJs imuiedi tey The ieebr. ner 90
and xiv ~iou ~ ". sUld ~ WI tlskt, IleNelhnn
- The aged can have health re ewed b.
vht is ihlc a.
senin and will restore wasted strength with m1gl"l
pr0mp NJ IS wonder fll per1Hueuce For Od anu zee
persons has Gquti Sold BY VIM fske, CIeVe
land
t-yy- The victim OF Liver Complaint Will discove
IN H,chingt Lie Fxhla ant grand pa acoa' untqut
for Immediate aud permanent effect IA ths con
Uiant 1t likewise renders the mind calm aud CHI eful
'inveunts. strength with magic qmckness
Sol 6y VIM sEe Cleveland
T-7~ The nervous will find Hutchings' Lii
FEni arnto sure rom ay for n heir ,uh"uug; and p,
sD who frnu the mi lJci use Of liquors nave hecnh
deiec d ANT heir sgste MS shattered ah cons
tuiions W Ken Hnvn. Sod bv WIN Fiste Clevtlrnn
Sey- The weak will receive new strength lr3l
A u,OI, rae ~ that ~ o., II 'lc logs Life * !
r4pt Il b. hruithf IN lil its oie HtUns on ilNRo
anti MS no eq fal-reuven tin The AGED and We ~ 4
wond4rfu re e,uy aud permanent ehet 80 d DJ WI
F.ske, Cleyela. 81,
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BuRt1NaroN. N. j. Nav 27.

BURLINGTON, N. j. May 21.. .
The Episcopal Convention assembled at noon
and che l35th ballot was taken with the following
result: Clergy-Mahon g. Littlejohn @; Odenhsim.
er j6; Bank B. Laity LittlCohn g. o, Denheimer
So; divided l.
Rev. Dr. o. Denbemer was elected by both
houses On motion Dr. Mahon the election Of Dr.
o. Denhemer was declared unanimous.
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DESTRUCTION OF KEY WEST.

BALTMuRE, May ~.
Tue U. s. Surveying schooner Howell Cobb
which arrived to-day in days from Key West
brings intelligence Of the destruction OF that town
by fire.
Virginia elections, Frederick county complete
bciloher 235 majority for Congress; Faulkner
Democrat, 65 majority over BOteler one Demo-
cratic Senator and two Democratic delegates are
chosen 10 the Legislature. Berkley county,
LetoIer la majority.
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sousd nks pourins potstoss lniosn empty bsrrsl-.
aiier the dear people, BY their delegates had al
talked at once, that once meaning AZ the ailer-
noon-after Meyers had dropped exhausted and
even Mckenzie had death rott'e' in his ihrosi
ALTER Che members had swe tered N The heated
ha' through the afternoon, the Convention ad-
iourned to the State House Square, where speech.
es were made BY Geo = Pogb, O L vallanding.
ham and s. S. Cox.
Although there was any amount Of confusion In
the Convention, there seemed to be 90 in.wil and
we presume it was perfectly satisfactory to the
delegates.
The Sons ofMalia were out last light IN grand
procession aud very successful thing II was
The robes were rlch the banners we'll gotten up,
the music good, tie costumes u Cc.udrg Time
with his scythe aud hour lass, and skeleton
"Deaih'D ingenious, and the turn out large. The
streets were crowded with .pcctaiors.
The delegates have len town and the town is
getting quiet as usual. P.
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CROWDED OUT.--A number Of articles are I'M
avoidably crowded out this morning.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

nepertsd ~ the Union TELEGRAPH
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LAST NlGHTs REPoR1
ELECrION NEWS.

New YoRK, May 27. .
A despatch from Milwaukee says tue CLEVELAND
ticket for Board Of Directors for the Lacrosse O 4
carried the election yesterday by a majority Of 27
600 shares against the Mitchell ticket.
NiRGiNIA ELECTioN.--King, George aud Stat
ford Counties. supposed maj for GOggiu, 400
Norfolk, Goggin's maj BUG. .rar
Portsmouth, GORgin's maj 81.
Princess, Anne aud Norfolk Co.'S, give Goggn &
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ONE HUHDRED DOLLARS REWARD will pay
the above reward to any person that will furnish
mo with platformscaleth that will weigh correctly
scales cannot be made then our Patent Leveor
for Platform Scales is of great importance, other
wise not. win tho buyers and users Of Scales
look into this matter. See advertisement in an.
other column. J.F. KELLER,
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has fer picture gallery at the Old stand, No, 200
Superior street (South side) First class pictures
taken on reasonable terms, and warranted to suit
mylS-dlm.
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For the best qualities Of Segurs, Tobacco and
SNUFF, go to B. G. Dietz, III Superior street.
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C-B For City News see first page.
For Market Reports aud Marine News, Sc,
fourth page.
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ssB- We take pleasure iu informing the public
that e Ruhini, IT'S Superior st., has received a
splendid stock ofSummer goods among which we
notice a large variety Of the newest aud most fash
ionabe styles of straw goods for both meu aud
boys aud also full assortment ofohildren's goods.
We also notice some new aud beautiful styles Of
soft hats. which deserve especial aHeDuon, Mr..
iufini assures that it viii be his aim to sell the
goodsat lower prices than any other house in the
trade We confidently commend him 10 the public
as worthy of their patrOuape. -.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Iz1-Hars Homeopathic Pharmacy, opposite
Weddell House, is the place to have your vials
ro.fled with fresh medicine.
may27tlRs
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SAILED.

OswEGo, May 2H
The schooner Energy, Dill, Master, cleared rom
this port to-day, for Prince Island, to load with
oats Tor New York ..t
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ARRIVAL

New York Daily ErtbuneI
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LAKE SHORE RAILRADl

Tickets for sale at the Union Office, in the We'd
dell House also at the depot at the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad Office
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A Good Tree is known by its Fruits
so Is a
Good Physician by his Successful Work.
70 the Consumptive, aud all those who are suffer.
ing with disease Of the Throat Lungs,
Heart, Liver, aud Stomach.
tIHE well known aud justly celebrated
- Indian Herb Doctor, -,, .,..
Would announce 10 the pBoule OF Cleveland aud vicinity
that he has TAX en- un

that he has taken un
ONCE No. 113 Ontario street.
All who hIu suffering from tho ab We named Diseases or
ny OIL er compcnuh comp sn Of years ElunuinF W
0 med tat they can consult the Doctor ~ FREE OF
Ills hoped tnat win despair OF cure until they
uthfl trai
CB Dunug the Doctors rave IN Europe West Indies
hht udiah uuth Amerlcu, and the un0d States he hes
neeu he ns unent u Gods hand To restore to houh and
Eigr thuufpnuh who and pronounced ihcur
ahle by The most eminent Old School physciuns; nay.
more thonseuds who the verge Of the gruVe arc
now LIVING MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb Durtors 5
sG uud suTessiul treatment, aud arc daily exc aiming,
| tod an Herb Duc,u' Medicine "
liCmomnor-Cousuutoua aud advice free. The poor shall
bhOtRlb tememhoioJ
20 luke Notce-yo "Wednesday and Enjoy. DR. Ly-
s Gag be Cunsuittu the Franklin House. Pear lstrees
~ ohles Heuts-for, 0 A. Mto6PM
declI dRvy ly 26il
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HUTOHTNGs' LIFE EXHILARANT.
UNEQU ALE d

This novel proparRtion has with the approval Of the
faculty ua Of the world, nj the UlbcuVeref ana
proprietor learlessly proc aims It TO be-
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HALLrrr, DAVIS q CO.'S PIANOS,
eUsrAvE sATrER
Signed,

" These Pianos are for sale by
OssIAN f. DODGE,
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HUrCHINGs' LIFE EXHlLARANT - One dose
will r, move the dsasreeabe and dstressug effects ol
Wind nrf ttuleuce aud IN moment the hOmu }, Gel rs
lie INV rarg ing r q the dist sing and all piuful
Zee rs wi be rem ved SOD hy Vim Fis g. levr nnd.
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~ The aged can have health re ewed by
Hutchurt Lie ExhIant, which Is ulalible as Telu,
eniu and will restore wasted strength with m7gl'a'
promo n aud wonder ful perlnueuce For Od anI zee
persons has mt i'sequ'" Sold BY "m fAAe Oe'e
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N" HutchlDgs' Lille ExhiIarant IS rejuye

Of unopp oaona0e and iunta1le exec lence For
al ne vous matter how produced II mus ne
lnere ma uiaIl bls pecifc ais also cure for aiic-
Il pns ecu erug liver stomach brain Us mission
Is g. stow streng h. vitality ana phlsict aDllty oolu
Nh m , nLnNnLnmL
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-12-14

A WOMAN LIVES SIXTY EIGHT Days
WITHOUT FooD. The Oskaloosa Iowa
Herald, of Nov. oath, says that the
wife of Mr.. Henry Cruzen, of Madi-
son township, of that county, who was
insane, determined, on being prevented
from committing suicide in any other
manner, to starve herself to death. She
died on the eighth day after cea-
sing to take food, and took nothing in
the meantime but little water and
three doses of cathartic pills, which she
took to shorten her sutferings, but
which her friends gave her in connec-
tion with dozen dough pills. as she
would not take them unless she took O
large number, and they got little food
thus into ner stomach by deception. -
She was a large, fieshy woman when
she commenced to refuse food, and re-
tanned her consciousness and resolute
determination till within three days of
her death. The editor of the Herald
vouches for the above. We with him
consider it one of the most remarkable
cases on record of being so long time
without food.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-12-14
THE HOPES or PARDON FOR Cook ct

The HOPES or PARDON FOR Cook ct
al. CRUSHED The Baltimore Amers-
can says: It was said by Gov VIII
lard's friends at Indianapolis, that he
las some hope of securing a vote Of
the Virginia Legislature, which met
last Monday, in favor of the pardon of
his brother-in law, Cook. He is said
to be well provided with petitions and
appeals from influential parties, and
certainly he has shown no lack Of zeal,
SO far, in using all the appliances he
can reach. How this hope will be re-
allied may lie inferred from the pro-
ceedings of the Virginia Legislature
on Wednesday, when, it having been
previously announced that the Cover
nor would not interfere with the SEN
tence of the Circuit Court of Jeffer-
son county in relation to Cook and the
rest, except in accordance with legis-
lative action, it was unanimously.
Resolved, BY the General assembly,
That the said sentence is deemed plain
ly right, and that no interposition Of
the authority of this Legislature is
deemed necessary or proper to delay
the execution of the sentence of the
court as pronounced upon the said
persons.
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FB The correspondent of the All

~ The correspondent of the AL
ia California says that Gen. Scott's
valet is no inconsiderable parsonage,
although he is a foil to his master-one
is q giant, the other a dwarf The lat
ter hovers around the General as a
wasp does around COW. Why great
men should thus secure such puny ef-
forts / know not, but our dwarf is a
consequential parsonage. He dresses
the General buzzes around him with
a whisp; dusts him off; seizes his hat,
and brushes up the Generals few re-
naming gray bairs wipes the nap of
the hat, replaces the same, and the
whole duty is conducted in silence.
The attentions are repeated three or
four times day, and the General takes
the same as q matter OF course. He
never replies or thanks-it is matter
Of course-and the little tiger, with
his gray military cap and garrote COL
lar, struts around as important an in
diTidual as any one on board.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-12-14

THERE appers to be some uneasiness
at friedrich, Md, growing out of the
Harper's Ferry rebellion. The Fred
rick Union says: !" For the last week
the city has been visited by an extra
ordinary number Of itiuerants of every
protessed calling and occupation.
Teachers OF everything, vendors of all
sorts of merchandise, drumpers of new
publications OF books, precisely. the
occupation of Cook in this county for
several months, until at last there are
now here no one knows how many
strangers with no visible means of sup
port. For severalnights past attempts
have been made to reconnoitre, if not
break into the barracks, in which some
seven hundred stands Of arms are de-
posted. In consequence of this, we
understand that the judge has ordered
the sheriff to protect that point, while
the latter has therefore called out the
volunteers to perform that daty.n
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THE FUNERAL OF JOHN Brown. "A
special despatch to the New York Tn
bune, dated Vergennes, Vt, Dec. 8.
says:
"The funeral of John Brown took
place at North Elba, on Thursday, at
| o'clock. The body was borne by six
of his neighbors from his own roof to
a rock near by, under the shadow of
which he directed it to be laid. The
coffin had been previously placed in
front of his doorstep, where his neigh
bors came in crowds to take last
look. The face was hardly changed,
and wore its usual serene expression,
Before leaving the house, his favorite
hymn, Blow We the trumpet, blow
&c, was sung, and an impressive pray
er was offered by the Rev. Mr. Young,
of Burlington. ", who, with Mr.. L.
G.. Bigelpw, and two others of that
city, had travelled all night to be pre-
sent. Remarks were then made by
J. NJ. McKim, of Philadelphia, and
Wendell Phillips, of Boston, amid the
strong emotion and deep sympathy of
the family and friends At the grave
Mr.. Young quoted Paurs words, /
have fought the good fight, &c, and
prom ounced benediction.
{" 1t was deeply touching to see the
three widows leaning on the arms of
strangers, and relieving their broken
hearts by sobs.
The crowd slowly and reluctantly
left the ground, and the martyr is left
in his grave among the hills. +"
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-12-14

HOPEFUL CRINoLFNE News. Speak
ing again Of crinoline, the latest news
is this: The Empress Eugenie i'm
proved the occasion Of the soiourn at
Coaapeigne to make a demonstration
against the widely extended skirts, for
the re. Introduction of whic h into the
fashionable world she. is responsible.
Among the regulations of the hunting
season at Compeign is ole that no
hoops or crinolines shall be worn. and
the ladies who participate III the sports
Of the chase are to appear in simple
staE dresses. 1t is generally under
stood in the world of fashion, and
among the dressaiakers, that this is
intended as death blow to efinoline,
and that, apon the return of the Court
to Paris, these wide spread abomina.
tions viii have been discarded forever,
or until some future Empress of France,
or fashion, shall take it into her heed
to resuseitate them.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-12-14

~ Washington, Dec. 12.-With
the views of uniting the Democrats,
Southern Oppositionists and anti lie
comptonites on a candidate who will
be acceptable to all of them, the name
of Hon. John A. McClernand, of Hi
nois, has to-day been proposed by
some of the members of the House, in
connection with the speakership. No
body, however, seems to anticipate the
election during the present week.
The man supposed to be Richard
Realfe, Browns Secretary of State
under the Provisional Government, ("
has been discharged from custody for
want of evidence on which to bring a
charge against him.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-12-14

- Schamyl was sstonished at
nothing in St. Pvtersburgh except the
turning down of tile gas at the Italian
opera. That took him down, the
change probably reminding him of that
in his own fovsuBes. He Is . sort Of
venerable pet in the Russian capital
li0n With bis teeth drawn aud bis claws
pared. In other days he would have
bees sent to prison, not to palace,
and instead of gas at midnight, would
have been allowed. st most, only an oee
casional glance at the sun at midday.
This being an age Of more light, CAP
tives have their shape, of II.
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tB St. Louis, Dec. IL. - The
overland mail furnishes later advices
from Sonora.
The Arizona correspondent of the
Republican says advices from Sonora
state that Capt. Ewell had met with
complete success in bis interview with
Pesquiera. the latter agreeing to allow
Capt. Stone to continue bis surveys
without interruption.
Capt. P rtsr celebrated the event
by ball on board of the ship-of- war
st. Mary's, in the harbor Of Guaynas,
and there was general rejoicing among
the American citizens.
Pesqaiera had resigned in favor of
the Juarez Government.