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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20
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At the second centennial celebration of the
settlement of Hadley, Mass, Rev. DR. Hunting
ton of Harvard College, who was a native, told
the following amusing after-dinner reminisoen.
COS;
Professor Huntington commenced by relating
an anecdote of DR.. Samuel Hopkins. The
doctor on one occasion preached in North
ampton, Mass, and took dinner with Governor
Caleb Strong Among other dishes was pud-
ding, which DR.. Hopkins declined TO taste, on
the plea that pudding made him dull in the af-
ternoon, whereupon said Gov. Strong, "Doc-
tor, did you have pudding for breakfast" The
audience receiving this story so well, the speak.
er said he would tell them another A certain
parishioner of DR. Hopkins having been absent
many sabbaths from church, the doctor called
upon him and found him Hok, upon which the
doctor suggested TO the sick man that as he
had been without the means Of grace so long
he would bring one of his sermons and read il
to him, "Do So" was the reply, "for l have
bad no sleep since the attack commenced"
Moll Webster was a noted witch, and suffer ed
not little violence from the hands of the good
neoplo'for her supposed evil practices. AT last
she died, and the neighbOrs carried her body to
the graveyard As they entered the narrow gate
way, one corner of the coffin struck post The
jolt shook Moll into life, and she angrily asked
what they were about, and ordered them to lei
her get out and 90 home. She did so, and lived
several years. At last she died in earnest, and
second time they essayed TO bury her; this
time, as they entered the churchyard, one oi
the carriers whispered in great alarm, "for Gods
sake be careful of the gate post this time"
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Changes in The FaiIs of St Anthony,

The recent great flood in the Upper Mississ-
ippi has washed away the cataract OF St. An
thonyl The St. Anthony News of the 9TH,
thus notes the changes since Father Hennepin
described the Falls nearly two centuries ago.
In 1880, Father Hennepin wrote, "the Falls
are forty or fifty feet in height, and are divided
in the middle by rocky island of pyramidal
FORM" Since the illustrious Jesuit gazed upon
it, the Falls have retreated four or five hundred
feet up stream leaving the island in the stream
below. During the late terrible storm, the
Falls in the middle have receded one hundred
and fifty feet further up the stream, and their
form has undergone corresponding change,
from the nearly direct line of week ago to the
are of circle which is at present described.
When the water subsidies if we mistake not
they will present the appearance of foamug rap,
ids rather than Of plunging cataract
The beautiful Spirit Island, below the Falls
has wasted away more than one-third during
the present food, tons of shelving rock, aud
hupe.tablss of limestone covered with earth and
trees and flowers, having broken of and rolled
down the precipce into the rapids
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

EzB-PRoF WooD,s 9l2 BRoADwAY, is running
the hair dye trade. People will not use dyes
when natural restoration 10 tho original color
Of the hair can be produced by natural reme-
dies. Dyes are artificial agents, are dangerous
in their application, but Woods Hair Tonic is
a healthy stimulant, and causes healthy
growth A growth of gray hair upon ySung
persons head is unnatural, and TO apply col
oring fluid produces an unnstural result; the
color is changed to bs sure but not through the
roots Of the hair Ladies', do you see that ger
anum plant in the window yonderl how yellow
and faded it looksl IL is alive and growing; yet
where is the beautiful, rich, dark green that
belongs TO III GOne. You can ooloy those leaves
by an external application Of chemicals, but
they will not remain oOlored. Do you desire
TO do il naturallyl Make a solution Of guanO
water. apply it to the roots, and the plant will
take il up into the system, and then you will
see a rich green permanent hue. Professor
Woods Hair Tonic woEks on the same princi-
pie. The roots Of the hair drink up that appli.
cation, and high health and beauty result
Caution Beware OF worthless limitations, as
several are already in the market, called by diff
ferent names, Use none unles the words (PTof.
essor Woods Hair Restorative, Depot st. Louis
Mo and New York; are blown in tho bottle.
Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine dea-
lers. Also by all F9noy and Toilet Goods des-
lears, in the United States and CanadaS,
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}, MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1859.


The Pittsburgh fleet seem to be unfortunate
this solsOn. Not long ago ten steamers were
buned at the landing, and on Wednesday morn.
ing two more, the Endeavor and the Gael
were destroyed by FIRE. They were lying inn
mediately above the wrecks Of the ten boats
burned on the 7Ih Of May last These wrecks
saved tho other boats, 80 in number, that were
lying close wedged to the landing below the in
terval. Both boats were old, and of the cheap
class. The Endeavor was insured for SO 500, the
Gael for $4,000 No loss of freight is men.
toned by the Gazette A large quantity of su.
gar on the dock was considerably melted and
scorched About onc.sixth part of tho Pitts.
burgh landing is now useless in consequence oil
the dozen hulks sunk there.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

DisTREssING OcoURRENcE "A serious acci-
dent, resulting from the careless use of fire,
arms, occurred in youngstown on Monday
Miss Ellen Braden, niece ofMr Braden, Ticket
Agent OF the ca NJ. Railroad, received the
contents of loaded gun IN her neck at the
hands of her brother, aged 10. Tho Register
says
Ho had been teasing her in playful way 70
return to ST. Louis, where their parents resi- ie,
and fndidg gun in the house that he supposed
was empty, raised II with the remark that he
would shoot her unless she did as he desired
She had her back to him at the time, and paid
no attention TO tho remark He intended TO
frghtGn her by swapping the gun, but It proved
to be loaded, and the entire charge of fifteen or
twenty shot was discharged into one side Of
her neck and through the feshy part of her
cheek, decorating her in terrible manner, She
| fell to the floor with the shock, but Immediate
! ly recovering herself, managed to get down
stairs and call for assistance, the blood mean
! time flowing from her wound ia stream.
Medical assistance was obtained as speedily as
possible, when it was found that the shot had
penetrated the neck In q body, making an ori
fee large enough to admit the insertion Of a
couple Of fingers, but happily had not severed
any Of the main arteries. Il was certainly a
marvellous escape from death
Al this writing wednesday, Miss Braden
lies in a suffering and critical condition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20
sheep killing Dogs In Greene County

The Xenia Torehhgh, from the assessors re-
turns, ascertains that dogs have killed, during
the past year, 1869 sheep in Greene county,
valued at $2429. The T'orthtigAt says:
Many farmers have been compelled to forego
the keeping of sheep because of the depredations
committed by worthless ours Is there no reme-
dy for this positive evi2 1t has done no
good to petition the Legislature. The mem
bers of that body have so far failed to enact a
statute which has had any vitality. An unre-
lenting slaughter is the only thing which will
reach the evil
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Special Nntifrs.
Vegetable substItute for CaIomoI and Blue
pm

Vegetable Substitute for CalOIneI and Blue-
Pill.
BRANDRETHs VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS
bv restoring the bowels to their original dav and natural
action, give strength to the stomach purify the blood
establish the healthy condition fthe digestive organs and
thus cure dyspspsa colds coughs rheunaisms ropses
and sickness generally whether chronic or recent The
col ebrated Abemehy says; "Anor having cured the de
ransement this bowels dobtes and all diseases gen
orally disappear Of their accord even in short time
The experience Of century has established the worth
these pills beyond dispute, purgav0 and antbilous
medcino and their use b. upwards Of 9Ol
physicians, and by million Of families shows that
they are supplying OF the wauts Of humanity and aro
In advance of medical science The above pills although
purely vegetable are now known and used substitute
for Calome tHydrargt CAlordum Mtel producing all s
ReratYe aud other indications with OF its disorgan-
zsion effects upon the sods-Ofon Gripping tor lifoor
ITS distressing action upon the teeth and The pre-
pared concentration from tho piiociples-tho Life
Addition Pllsis substitute for bue-pl (Pia Hydrar-
gyi) possessing the peculiar action the seoreting
gans OF that preparation from mercury none Of its sal
waiting or other injurious effects Those who have usoI
them as blgepH substitute otherwise, award to them
the highest praise. They to concentrated
Essence Of Life than any thing yet made in the way OF
medicine by single pill given daily when all hopo
fed has otonrcstored health Iu fact they supply
organic principle tie blood always wanting in extreme
cases O. sickness Old people have the sacretoas
YOUTH restored ny these Lite Addition Pills, Their val
uo life epreservers is beyond estimate.
Brandreth's Vegetable Universal Pills remove from tho
bowels and blood Of sick person the cause Of death
THE LtFE ADDITION PILLS SUPPLY THE ORGANIC NgcEs-
SHY OF rHg BLooDs vITAIIrY-the minute globules OF
vegetables essences Of which they but the concreon
have their eraot counterpart ia the vital globules the
blood And nom whotce does the blood derive lis life,
its gobues verify from the from which Dr.
Branlreh derives the life prit ciples Of tho Lille Addition
pills-from the Vegetable Kingdom
These pills also the Universal waronttd purely
vegetable Reailed respectively % 90 cents PLY
sicans and the public supplied by the gross single box
al D. Brandreth's Principal Office, No 29i Cunal-st, N.
Y, andb by
S, Gardner No. 22o Superior street Cleveland tnd
r. Wheden, Hudson, and b. all respectable dealers in
medicines mv9l
IaD- If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle to cast their devils out who live in
this wateogged country The miasmatic poison of our
Swamps and Marshes becomes veritable devil in the
blood to reve in the Agues aud Fevers which shake and
corch us all Ayers I" AoUE CURE " is said to be the
postle We need and of neghbos who have tried
Jn firm the report --JOurngI pI1no IN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

A GREAT lNYENTIoN.-Those Of our readers
who have horror Of burning fluid aud its exploi
sive quantities, and who have too great regard
for their own lives and those of their families TO
admit the dangerous article into their houses, will
doubtless be somewhat surprised when we say
that burning fluid is now manufactured and sold in
town which cannot be made to erplOds, and yet
such is the fact We refer to Greenoughs Care
bonic Acid Gas Non.Explosiye Burning Fluid
made aud sold by Messrs. Strong a Armstrong
This preparation is the common burning huid,
With carbonic acid, and yet simple as that addition
is, it entirely destroys the explosive properties of
the fluid, while It's iuminatiyo power Is not less
ened We yesterday saw Mr.. GreenOugh, the IN.
ventor, (and singulary enough, this same gentle
man was tho inventor Of oamphene and burning
fluid years ago. take some Of this fluid just from
the barrel, from which II is drawn far SALE and
prove to our entire satisfaction that II will not ex.
lamp, aud lighted the wick that ran down into the
huid-he poured fluid from the filler through the
mouth Of a glass jar Of fluid and set fire TO it-he
lighted the lower portion OF the wick as above
boiled the fluid in the filler over this fame, and
poured Il boiling hot through the fame into the
lamp (the most dangerous experiment possible }
and other experiments testing II In every manner,
aud no explosion took place This fluid has been
examined and approved Of by very many scientific
men of the country, and we can safely pronounce
II entirely safe. This fluid Is sold by tho above al
the same price AZ that generally used II Is an in.
valuable invention,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

LtRoE REwARD.-Mayor Weaver Of Pitts
burgh has offered reward Of $4,000 for the
arrest and conviction Of the incendiary who
fred the steamer Graf on tho 7th Of May last,
and the Endeavor on the 18th Of June The
offer of this reward is made on behalf of the un-
derwnters.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

THE SENGERnUND.-Our German Friends of
the "s@ngerbund" society at their business meet
ing passed resolutions warmly complmenting and
thanking our citizens FOR Kindness and hospitality
extended them Their visit here has been no less
acceptable and pleasant to the people of Cleveland
than to themselves, and they leave US with many
good wishes and many God-speed. 1t Is remark.
able that, although great excitement and enthusi.
asm prevailed throughout the four days of the Sing
Festival, and large amount of light wine and beer
was drank, there was scarcely any drunkenness
and 20 fighting or disorderly conduct. we were
furnished with a great deal of good music and
shall be glad to see our friends Of the 'swnger.
bund" again BY the by it was the Buffalo "Iel-
dertaie" that received the prize cup instead of the
Detroit Society as we wer wrongly informed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

BoLD BURGLARYA fellow entered the house
of Mrs. f. W. SAVAGE, Sc. Clair St. last Friday
evening and asked for some water and something
to eat While the villain was partaking of the hos
pitality OF Mr. F, a couple of confederates entered
another part of the house and stole shaws, dresses
jewelry, etc, TO the amount Of some $50 While
all this was going on another accomplce kept
watch outside, The thieves made Off with their
plunder before they could be apprehended The
officers are after them
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MATRIMONIAL

70 THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
1t has been good fortune restore to health many
thousands of my cOuntry-women.
My has excited the malice Of the envous and
aous but their prosecutions have only to exteud
nd establish my reputation Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. Solong am held in aectionate aud
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
skill can afford to despise tho efforts Of
nd slandere
My friends have repeatedly urged to place my med
cine for producing menstruation within tho reach OF the
Ladies Of the United States but indisposton to enter
mold so occupied By quaoks with their peuOus nustrms
aud fear that unprncped counterelers might pail upon
he public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale of my
AMlE DE FEMME" in the United States.
At last yield to the onroaes Of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy the "AAIlE DE FE MNIE
need only say, that in liquid FORM and is exactly such
Gsl have used practice France many years and
'hat 1t has never failed to a satisfactory result
Tho Annie de Femme" aud mensruaton stand in the ro
ation Of cause and effect 1t alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual flow where it never has xised and 70
restore it where ithus any cause suppressed
In ordorto guard against imposition wrapper of drec
tons on each bottle Of the Amie de Femms will bear ms
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bos
will be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 a package.
PARIS January, 1857. 80 nv 'i'D'
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DIsGUsTINGRAsCALITY.--A:flthy scamp by the
name of James Taylor was up before the Police
Coult on Saturday for lewd behavior to ladies in
the street, but could not be convicted because the
ladies would not appear in the case. It seems he
grossly nsulted some ladies on the street last Wed
nesday evening and being called to account by some
gentlemen who Glanced to be by he made an as
sault upon the latter with sungs shot. Taylor
has been up before for the offence first mentioned
and escaped because the ladies' would not appear
in evidence. If the law cannot be brought to bear
upon this species ofnuisanoe, we must Ego back to
first principles" and thrash them ont of commuait,
We have been informed of another similar case du
ring the past week lady made complaint o.
similar conduct on the part of another scamp. The
gentleman laid in wait, aud becoming satisfied
thrashed the contemplate scoundrel within al
inch of his life-seTved him rightl
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3,32S Pages in a Year!
BY o. CUTTER d SON, Auctioneers.
Ben. H. FPenCh's

NINTH ANNUAL SALE OF
BOOKS AND sTATIONRRYs-At Auction.
.ON SUPERIOR STREET. TWO
" Doors West Of American Hotel entrAnoe--opposite
the Johnson House.
The stock the largest most select ever offer
cd az auction In this city, comprising fue editions
Stnndad Works IN every department Ct Literature Science
and Art among which may be found
lrVings Works complete In q vols u calf
Copper's Works cOmneto in "a vols. y morocco.
Dickens Works complete in & l3vols y morocco
WaysrS Novels complete IN y vols calf
iSS1oor,S kS@S's works q complete il vols hsalf
Leigh Hupt, vols Baos Biographical Dictionary; An
ploOns Dictionary OF Mechanics vols. illustrated with
1000 enginyngg The Dictionary OF Arts Manufacturer and
Mines, 2yols llustIated; Com Perr Japan Expedition
vols 40 illustrated and illumnated; Commercial Rela-
tons, vols ato 80 vols Congressional Globe y paper;
British Essa lists complete IN 81 vols (yery no ediml
Buttons Anatomy OF Melancholy Butlors fine edition oi
illustrated; Appletons fine edition of the Poets SuperfDe
Family Bibes Pocket do; Fue Pr yer Books; Fieuch =
best diamond pointed Gold Pens watauted; Fine Letter
Note, Commercial and Cap Papers; Pillar Of Fires House
Of Daviu Timothy Ttcomhs Let ets; nls0 several thou
sand volumes all Of whic warranted and perfect
and Of tho latest editions
Ladies and gentlemen particularly invited call du
ring the day and examine the stock Books private
nt much less than publishers prices Don't forget the
pnCe under the American House, next door MaCken-
ze's Drug store, Sale to CummOuce Friday Evening
80. BEN. Il. FRENCH salesman
II. KEMrsHALL. Agent iu6Rs
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CITY s. NEWS ITEMS.
sATURsDAY 0IoRNING, JUNn le, 1s0e.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
tB Piainnud Ornamental Printing evegv description
lone at the Printing Establishment the Leddef Office
no latest improved and most rapid bressos In the
nest stye short notice and at roasonpbie rates Par
ocular atenionpndo 70 blank work Evefg descriptions
BindngdOne especially Blank Books Lodgers Journals
ales Books, Receiving Books &c.! 6c.
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N. II. SOLOMONSON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPncAE,
eeps tho largest assortment of the approved kinds OF
PECIACLES. Allhis glassos, whether for near far
ighted ground under his ownInspccon by machine
Of anew construction, with the greatest care so as
soittho eyes in all cases curing Weakness Dizziness
,Raammaono Of the Eyes, and mparng strength long
reading or iue sewing.
w N. II Solomonson would here inform the public
hothe never employs any in the sale oflislenses
W Also, splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES. Nil
CROSCOPES, COMPASSEs, &c, kept on hand,
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
tasertod without pain, as perfect as natural
C5-O1ce3s supenorstreot under the American Hotel
iun22 ~
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Lam9,s works complete in vols. 3 calf.
OHILDRENlS OARS

ShAA4'1SHN y SADo'
ds1kS'SS< It. j. BODY, WHOLE
fels>>1Sf~ sale and retail mqnuiactqrer Of Child
S1S- StI roD's Willow aud Wood cabs, Boys
l-r-r- Soighs, and uhildren's carriages OF ali
descriptions. No lil Greenwood street. the Ger
mau Church. between Kmsan and Garden Streets CBve-
land, Ohio. may20dSm2A
NEW MERCHANT TAILOR ES.
In TABLISHMENr, ,No. 80 Bauders Black Prospectst
A. REDDING would respectfully inloTmhis old friends
that lie is Receiving beautiful assortment Of cloths vest
ngs and summer goods 70 which the attention of my pat
and generous pubhcis urgently solicited max
selections and also TO ee thor orders for Of those
Fashionable Goats, Pants. Vests, SC mny4
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Amnsemtenie.


s&gA THE FRIENDS OF CITY
Mi.slgn 4ureh ,,glll rive slnAwBERnY
e|a'Nf fhallN a. ~ their Church. Gi Clff Street,
- - near Piitshurgh Repair Shops, on THURSDAY
WANING, June 18th The public aro invited b attend
initd IA rfi fFTT
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For sale Wholesale and Rotail by WILLIAM FISKE
No, % superior street Cleveland who will supply the
Annie dc Femme al the PropretoT's Prices.