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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05

FRUITS AND GRocERIEs--At the store Of Mr.
j. II. Drew on Ontario street, may be found the
best of groceries at oil times, and any in want of
fruits will do wellto give him call His store is
convenient to the Square and he will always be
found ready to attend upon calls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05

STOLEN GooDs RECOVERED. Officer McKinstry
has done some sharp practice in the DeMonte bur.
glary case. On Saturday, furnished with plan
of the grounds nt La Grange, where some silk
dresses were stolen, made by De Monte himself,
this detective went to the spot indicated and found
the goods buried in coln.fed De Monte and
Watson will be examined to morrow morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05

CRY DIsPENsARY.--A City Dispensary has been
opened under the immediate supervision of the
Faculty of the Homeopathic College for the medi-
cal and surgical relief Of the worthy poor. Such
persons will take notice that medicines will be dis
pensed aud surgical operations performed without
charge, every day, Sundays excepted, between the
in Rouso's Block, corner of Superior st. and Pub
lie Sduaro
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05

CRIcKET.-The St. Georges Cricket Club, of
this city, will play return match game TO- day, up
on the Heights, with the Peninsular Club of De-
troit. This Club beat the Cleveland boys in De-
troit, but like the Detroit Club, we guess they
will be beaten here on the ST Georges own ground
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05
NEW AnHrRr1srmrNrs.

r % Sholes-Boots and Shoes.
II. >. Brown o.--Hygienic Waist.
Monster Coneert-At Twinsburgh.
W II Wallace son-Stfip Vein Coal.
Rouse Jenniugs-Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
s. S. Barrie--Coal oil, sc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05
steamer Departures


For DETRoIT-steamboat Ocean, Capt. R. O. EVANS at
8 o'clock p. NJ.
For BUFFALo-steamboat City Of Buffalo, Capt. A, D
PERKINS. at 9o'clock p. NJ.
For ToLEDo-Stsamboat Forester, Capt J. p. WARD,
Q oclosk A. Nj.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05
DEFAULTER ARRESTED.

DHoAoNl 1Npb %
An Englishmau named Edward Humphrey, who
II is alleged s defauner to the amount Of Gao 600
has been arrested. DR.. Humphrey is the clergy
man who eoped with another man 8 wife from
England as has already been published.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05

TIC 0PERA.-Oooper's English Opera Troupe
viii be in Cleveland and commence an engagement
at the Academy of Music Bank ST., on Monday
evening Sept l2th.j
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05

NEW YoBK, Sept. 8.
The steamer Bremen for Southampton sailed at
noon to-day with 100 passengers. Sho took out
no specie list
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05
FROM WASHINGTON.

:
The Department of State is informed of a ratih-
cation by Nicaragua of Lamar Zeadon Treaty after
the omission of the obnoxious clause objected to
by their Government.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.



he combination Of Ingredients in these Pills s there
ult of long aud extensive practice, They mild
their oneratou. ce2n in correcting all irregularities
Painful Menstruaons removing all distractions, wheah
from cold oherwse headache pain in the side, pal
pitation of the heart whites all affections, hyster
ics fatigue, pain in the back and limbs, &C. disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption Of Nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the commencement Of new era IN tho treatment Of
thers aud distractions which huye consigned
many thousands nl the Young tho beautiful and the be
owed 70 PREMATURE GRAVE No fem ue can euio' good
health unless she regular an whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins to decline,
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eleo ul remed ever known for all com
pniuts peculiar Femal 70 all classes they
uah e. inducing iBh csridaty periodical regularity The3
are kiOwn thousands who have used hOm different
periods throughout the country having tho sanction the
eminent qhysiciGHs IN Anertca.
ET1lcit directions sf0 pen and tp1fn they should not
be used with eac BOx-the Price One Dollar each bor
tanning 40 Phis.
yaluane pamphlet, to he bad fee of the Agents Pills
sent by maui promptly, by enclosing price to the General
Agent. Sold by druggists generally
r. b HUrCHINGS, General Agent,
No. lGj Chambers S. New York.
Sold in Cleveland by VIM, FISKE aud GAYLORD
HAMMOND. aprad&W6m2l
~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05

UP THE LAKEs--The Northern Light leaves to-
night for Lake Superior and intermediate ports
A. large company of excursionists will go up this
trim
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05


Pic NIo--EBs. LEADER The only epidemic
with which We appear to be visited this season is
that of "Plc-Nlcs," )" Basket Conventions" &c -
A large party of English citizens hailing prime
cpally from one town in England Malmsbury, 10
Misunderstanding. taken the disease" proceeded
with their wives and families, on Thursday morn
ing under the direction of the Marshalof the Day,
john Alexander, in Stevens omnibusses and pri-
vate conveyances, to beautiful grove overlook
ing the lake, about four miles from the city, on the
St. Clair road. The party was accompanied by u
Band Of music selected from among themselves,
aud led by that excellent musician, James II.
CIarl: which discoursed some popular music along
the route at intervals throughout the day. The
STARS and Stripes" aud union Jack" suspended
from large trees, waved majesticNlly over the ta-
bles Sports having been iodDlged in till about
noon, the diuner was spread, compTiSing ofcourse,
roast beef and plum pudding, with yaia0Ds fix
ings' too numerous to palticularize After full
justice was done the dinner the President OF the
day-Edward Lewis--briefy addressed the as
sembago and called on various other gentlemen,
who made short appropriate speeches "PIos-
perity to the United States" was then proposed
and received with tremendous cheers, the Band
playing "Hai Columbia" Then the "Healh Of
the Old (and young) Folks at Home was propos
ed and met with similar reception. The Presi-
dent gave Merry England" the Band playing thc
National Air.
At this juncture, the President suggested that,
as dancing and other amusements would be more
congenial than anything he could say, the com
pany should then proceed TO enjoy themselves as
they pleased. Dancing was kept up with great
spirit, aud as evening came on the company re.
turned highly pleased with their days enjoyment
The best of order characterized all the proceed
ings throughout, and no accident occurred to mar
the pleasure The occasion.
INVITED GUEST.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05

ggS~ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Sohuckers' and 0lmsted's news depots
At news depots at Weddel aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, It's Ontario Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05

~ For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05

Hot WEATHER AND WATER During the In
tensey hot weather we have had this season we
have often heard people complain in a most d ole
ful manner Of the heat, and yet do not introduce
water on their premises with which to keep thel n
selves cool by wetting their door ards and side
walks. We would advise those I call on b. p /.
Bowers, (suecessor TO j. b. Barnes Plumher) At
water Building, who has large stock Of Plumb
ing Materials Hose, Pipe &c, an d engage him to
put up a ccoiug institution forth, Fith. We would
advise them to get Bathing Tub at the same
time, and we will warrant thi Il they can keep
cool.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05

~ For well becoming and beautiful Hat oi
Cap we recommend F. Iluaini's excellent assort
ments of Fall Styles, at l75 Superior street lie, =,
as practical Furrier, is now engaged in mauufac-
turing Capes, Muhs, Fur Gloves, etc, etc, for the
Fall aud Winter trade
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05

for the leRNor,k -
To THE EDITOR OF THE LEADER:--S1R--Ithi think
it but Just to myself and the public to address these
lines to you. huye now been about three weeks in
your city In that time have treated several Ca
ses of deafness, and me OF Ophthamia.
will not enter into particulars in regard to my
treatment for deafness, but simply remark that il
is based on true principles Of medical and surgical
science, and as at my FIRST introduction 10 the pub
lie stated that was open TO the investigation Of
the entire Faculty, l believe discriminating aud
just public will at once or should perceive that
am not one Of those nOstrum vend RS and empires
that are from time 10 time TO be parading their
miraculous cures in newspapers. Their adyer.
tiseIRens generally bear the odum Of their useless
nosi1ums. 1t is those advertisements and hand,
bills that justly disgusts the regular physician, and
hence arises tue prejudice which any man of pro
iessional worth feels against advertising; but
willnot now enter on that point. believe have
shown during many years of practice that l am
above being classed in the category of those impos.
tiers. My desire is to state that on my register of
cases seeg and examined during my stay here,
there are at ,east from een to twenty In which no
doubt exists as far diagnosis of their cases can
be found, that tSey coull be relieved from the
malady and inconvenience Of deafness under which
they now labor, but their objection TO place them.
selves under treatment is, that would IN no case
guarantee, or warrant as they style IT, Il cure
The empiric and imposter only will do So aud be
sure the man thai tells you or advertses mo cure
no lpay" viii certainly have his pay, but no
cure. will as announced, return to Philadelphia
in two weeks and those who wish to engage my
professional services must amply az once in order
that may do justice to their case
Il, A. Won MOsCHzlEKER, 81. d. .
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SOLD in Cleyoland BY VIM, FISKE aud GAYLORD s
HAMMOND. apradSw6m21
HAIR DYEI HAIR DYE!l HAIR DYE,l
Wm. A, Bachelors Hair Dye f!

The onlv harmless and reliable Due knolon
Tha Original and rest iu the wordl
a II others INIT atiOns and should be avoided
you wish to escape ridieue.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful aud Brown Black without the leus
INJURY to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to VIM A. Batcheer since $780, and $1,000
applications have been made the Hair Of his patrons
his famous Dyes
wM A. BATCHELoRs HAIR DYE produces color
not to be distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED
not TO uure in the least however long be continued
and the i'll effect Of Bad Dyes remeJied the Hair nygor
Rted for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied In private TOOmsl at the Wig
Factory, No. 2tl BrUadwuy, N. Y.
Sold IN all cities and towns Of the United States by Drug
Eiss and Fancy Goods poaless.
Sc The genuine has the name and address upon ST eel
plate engraving on four sides of each Box, of
WM. A. BATCHELOR,
innl7 No 239 broadway N. Y.
UNHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
n THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
&AISSz<1
tE--sIy ZlzT.r4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05

t-| Ii any people IN Che Woflu ever heeueu
apostle to cast their devils out, it is who live
this waer-logged country. Tho masmac poison OF our
Bwamrs and Marshes becomes a verabe devil in the
blood revel in the Agues aud which shake AMI
coroh us ALL Ayers AeUE CURE is said to be the
pose need and Of neighbors who have tried
confirm the report Journal. Plano, IN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05

10 Stair q Co, have received the Fail Fash-
ions for Gentlemens Hats We should advise
those who wish a beautiful and becoming Hat to
call on tue Messrs. Stair X Co., and get fitted.
du
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05

~ For the best qualities Of segars, Tobacco
and snun, go 70 B G. Dletz. li7 Superior ST.
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LAKE SHORE RAILROAD,

Tickets on sale at tho Union Oaice ID. Horton,
Agent, and at the Lake Shore Depot Office, By
ron @. Harris, Agent RS
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boi sale wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
A@is as Femme At the PToPrietor's pnees,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ISg- See advertisement of DR.. saniord's Liver
lvigorator
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f>3- Domestic Practice Made Easy, or Homeo.
pathy smplihed No parent should be without
this invaluable publication. To be had at Hahs
opposite Weddell
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05
CMURCHILL'S HYPOPHOSPRITES.

A NILE GREASE.-For lubricating
~ Wogon AIles Mill Gearing, ami hoayy bear g. II
eyrIY descripltu This Is the cheapest and most durable
kind o, Grease Ia use for this purpose For salo by
ag6 w F1SKE,
umpire SPRING CONGRESS-
~ WATER Just received fresh from IN, springby
alg25 W FiSkE.
CHEAP PRESEkVE JARS AND
" FOTrLES Afew still "a hald ut the lnwest
prices OF any Ia the city, W FISKE.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-06-09
VOL. 2.-NO. %

he laborcd 10 break. Who but the
black man should weep when the
blackman's friend is no more? While
other rights may be denied u, while
We NAV not share in building tombs
70 great men. surely 10 man viii shut
ont from us the offices Of love and
gratitude. OF one thing we NAV feel
assured that whatever may be thought
OF our meeting in the worlds about u.
that pure spirit which did not dis
dain u when on earth viii look down
from It's celestial abode with favor:
and We will not refuse the only offer
ING that fettercd people have to
bring The Press. the Pulpit AMI he
Bar have made honorable mention Of
his death. Religion has dropped a
tear upon his grave. The Society -
which we belonged has summoned the
eioquence oi the Rev. George II. Chce-
yer to tell his worth. In this pro-
cession who have better right 10 join
then we? His mightiest works were
for Us. and We have right TO cherish
his memoly "a our best legacy. The
name Of Mr.. Jay will hereafter be as-
sociatcd with Wilberforce anil Clark
son. To them it was granted to see
the rcsnlt of their tolls. to see Britain
30 free that not slave can breathe on
her soil AMI be slave. Not thus
with our friend. lie saw the great
cause Of emancipation advancing in
Importance 50 as TO fully Justify hi,
prophecy Of It's final success lie
died an honest man--an honest Abe
itionist."
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-06-09
Smoking u Can,e Of Insanitr.

The terrible ravages which tobacco
is making on the bodies aml iniu.ls of
the young, seems 10 bc attracting the
attention Of medical ncn in various
parts of the wosld. The Dispatch
says
I'm pamphlet just issued y, Dr..
Seymour. of London. on Private Lu-
matte .Asyluins, and the causes of IN
sanity of late years, the Doctor de.
noances with emphasis as one of the
producing causes the practice Of mn
moderate smoking indulged in by boys
and young men at the Universities
and larger schools now callo,l col
legcs." He says that youths in their
teens smoke foity or fifty cigars daily.
and that boys twelve years Of agc may
he seen early in the morning walking
the streets with cigars in their mouths.
The Doctors remarks are rs applica-
bic to the youths Of this country as TO
those of England No one conversant
with disease can doubt that excessive
smoking. especially ia the case Of
young people. must he highly injuri-
Gus to both mind and body. Its effect
is to dcpress the cireulalion-thc heart
becomes weak. irregular in its action.
and the pulse is scarcely to he felt
The victim becomes irrcsolutc anil
nervous. his appetite fails. and his
mind fills with imaginary evils
This may continue for years. but at
length the smoker dies. often sudden
ly; then examination has shown that
the muscular structure Of the heart !,
imperfect in its action; the left side is
thin. and in some cases. in which sud
den death has occurred. there has been
found little more than strip Of mus
cular fiber left on that side. Tho
question of restraining boys from
smoking Is rather n difficult one To
deal with. but the grave interests ut
stake seem TO demand that some ac-
tion should be taken in the premises. /"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-06-09
Literature Education Morality Temperance Agriculture Local and Foreign News the Arts and


But these evils are as real as ii the
stone did cry ont of the wall, and the
beam answered il; as real as if. day
and night, wailings were heard in
every part of the dwelling. and blood
and skeletons were seen upon every
wall; as real as if the ghostly forms of
departed victims fitted about the ship
as she passed over the billows. and
showed themselves nightly about
stores and distilleries. and, with un-
earthly voices. screamed in our ears
their loud lament. They are as real
as if the sky over our heads collected
and brought down about us all the
notes of sorrow in the land. and the
firm earth should open a passage for
the wailings Of dispair to come up
from beneath.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-06-09

that day until his death he watched
with deepest interest every step in oui
progress. Baron Won Humboldt be-
lieved in progress. in the elevation OF
humanity. and in the Improvement oi
the social AMI political condition OF
man. He had faith that a bright
er day Of knowledge, Of liberty and
virtue was yet in store for the human
race. The intelligent sun of two hem
isphcreS has gone down. and We weep
the loss Of the King of the vast realm
of knowledge"
The death Of Humboldt will lie a
severe blow to the King. who has al
ways been much attached to him. and
great caution will have to he observed
in breaking it tothe unfortunate Prince
whose minds is now so enfecblcd that
the slightest agitation is sufficient to
upset HIM"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-06-09
Rights OF Married Womcn-And the
Wills of Rich Men.

The Cleveland Herald makes the
following very just comments upon
the rights OF married women:
Talk abont a man having a right
to do what he viii with his own, a
husbands property is as he is. She.
if not directly. at least indirectly, has
been as influential in accumulating
that property as the husband has. AMI
certainly has hal it in her power. had
she so chosen. TO have kept him
beggar all his life. III the words Of
cheer. when the horizon looks dark; If
the words of caution. when speeula-
tion is rife; il the words OF hope. when
calamity comes; if the words OF pru-
dence. when prosperity comes, could
be measured by dollars and cents.
every husband would lay the bulk OF
his fortune at the feet OF his wife, "a
an act Of naked justice, for her instru-
mentality in shaping his pecuniary
destiny. 1t is downright cruelty TO
provide in profusion for a wife's wants
during coyerture. aud = through
thoghtlessness or recklessness-leayc
her at the husbands death in poverty.
IL is the height of meanness in man
who dies rich. TO attempt to hamper
his widow so that she sLall not have
an abundance. and have il. too. abso-
lutely her own. to 10 with il what she
sees hit. Married women have too few
rights" while their husbands are liv-
ing. and assurclly husbands should
not seek to reach out Of their graves
to control their widows"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-06-09
Frederick Douglas on VIM. Jav,

Frederick Douglas delivered an adj
dress on the life and character of Wm.
Jay, at the Shiloh Presbyterian Church
on Thursday evening. in the course ol
which he said:
"Only one qualification would
mention Of the memory of a man So
honored that it confers honor upor
those who seek to honor it. 1t is this
|. and you my friends. wear that hated
complexion which he never hated
l have worn the CALLING chains which
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-06-09
From the Parkersburg (va.) News.
AN INTERESTING BRIDAL TRIP

The train from Grafton, due here at
l1:i0, y. NJ, under the management
of that gcntlcmanly, amiable. popular
and efficient conductor, Capt. Scott, o
few days since stepped at one OF the
way stations, to take on couple new
~ married. Both were young. and
both were verdant; having been rasscd
in the wilds OF Western Virginia,
neither of them had ever been fifty
miles away from home. They had
heard Of railways, locomotives, steam
boats and hotels. but had never expe-
rienccd the comforts Of any of the
aforc- mentioned institutions. Jccms
and Lie hal determined on this. the
most important event in their lives.
to visit the city and sec the world, par.
ticularly that portion of it known a.
Parkersburg. No wonder that they
were amazed and delighted when the
locomotive. stcaming and snorting
with the train of beautiful crimson cars
following it, came in sight.
Those your trunks" said the bag
gage master.
"Well. | sortcr calkilate them :
en-" said Jcems.
The trunks Ca spotted hair trunk
and a very old fashioned valisc) were
soon in the baggage ear, followed By
Lie and deems.
I'll be darncd cf railroads aint q
fine thing" said Jccms. seating him
self on his luggage and carefully hold
Ing up the tails of his light bodied
blue, adorned with resplendcnt metal
buttons. out of the dust. Lie, Sc,
here by me-"
''Come ont of that" said the bag
gage-man; "you are in the wrong
car"
The HI l am! Dye 'spose
don't know what I'm bout? These
is my traps, and l kalkilate to stay
where they ar. Keep quiet, Lie; they
say we've got to fight our way through
the world anyhow. and if that chap
with the cap on wants anything. why,
I'm his man. Don't want any of yer
foolin' round me-"
Here the Captain interposed and ex-
planned matters. insomuch that Jccms
consented TO leave his traps and fol-
low the Captain. What was his de-
light when he surveyed the magnifi
eence of the first class passenger car
into which he was ushered. His i'm.
agination had never. in its wildcst
fight, pictured anything half so gorge
Gus. He was aroused from the con
temptation of the splendor around him
by the shrek of the iron horse.
"jee whillikensi what in the thun.
der's that?" exclaimed Jeems.
That's the horse Squeezing wher
they punch him in :he ribs with 9
pitchfork to make him go along" sal,
a sleepy locking individual, just be
hind him.
Look here, stranger" said Jeems
II low you think l am burned fool
maybe am. but there's some thing
know, asd one Of elm is, you'll &c