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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21
YEsrERpAYAFrERNooNs REPoR7
GREAT.BATTLEl
FU N HE r..

QuEBEo, June l9.--The Anglo Saxon having
arrived. the papers received furnish some de-
tails Of the battle Of Magenta. 10 appears that
on the 4th inst, the French troops we're under
orders to cross tho Tioino at Turbigo The
Emperor, in his official bulletin, says this or.
der was well executed, though the enemy in
great force offered a determined resistbnce.--
The road was narrow, and during two hours
the Imperial guard sustained, unsupported the
shock Of the enemy Meantime Gen Mcmahon
made himself master Of Magenta, and after the
most sanguinary conflict, tho enemy was re-
pulsed at every point
1t is said that the Austrians, in the preeipita-
tion Of their evacuation ofMilan, left their can
non and treasure behind. The Emperor says
that the troops have captured l2,000 Austrian
muskets. The municipality Of Milan presented
an address to King Victor Emanuel, in the
presence of the Emperor. The King was to
enter Milan on Tuesday, the uh
The Austrian official bulletin says that the
conflict was desperate between the first and
third army corps and the enemy, in oonsidera.
Bile force The contest was undecided, aud con.
tinued on Sunday. Our troops threw them.
selves on the enemy with ardor and perscver.
ance, worthy the most glorious feats Of the I'm.
perial arms.
a Vienna dispatch, unauthenticated, in the
Frankfort papers, says that, through the oppor
tune arrival of Count Clair Calls and his
corps the Austrians were Victorious, after
hot fight, and the French were thrown bach
over the Ticino.
The London Times says that there was very
hard fighting at Buffalora, with varying sue
cess The battle lasted till late at pight, an,
was continued next DAY at Magenta.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21
NEw YonK. Jnne, 20.
FROM wAsHINGToN
WAsmNoroN June

WARRINGTON, June 20.
The collector of Baltimore has applied 10
the Secretary Of State for information as to the
nature and extent Of the protection which may
be afforded by the u S., to a foreign built yes
sci purchased by an American citizen IL Is
understood that our government entertans the
views held by the last administration, namely,
that If an American citizen buys in good faith a
vessel from belligerent or neutral, in peace il
becomes American property, and Is entitled TO
protection like any other American property;
the vessel, however, cannot get a register un-
less by act OF Congress
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21


principles Of the great Republican party which
he says is shaking the Union 70 ita centre, to
do with the question Of the City Pdnting--a
matter Of few hundred doIlarsi We believe
that the principles Of the Republican party te.
quiro that the printing be given 10 the lowest
bidder, agreeably to the resolution Of the Coun.
Gil, inviting proposals, the very profound judg
ment Of The er councilman 70 the contrary not
withstan,liag
Mr.. II closes bis epistls in the following lu.
diorous style
81 say away with such sheet, (thd Leader }
II s not worthy the name u bears
r. r, HERRIoK,"
In conclusion we will afBK our initials to this
srtiole, so that Mr. II. will not mistake lis
author. f. Q.
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B0g- We take pleasure in informing the m,

B6s- We take pleasure in informing the public
that Il. Rufini, l75 Superior st., has received a
splendid stock ofsummer goods, among which We
notce,a large variety Of the newest and most fash
ionable styles Of straw goods for both men and
boys, and also full assortment ofchildren's goods
We also notice some new aud beautiful styles Of
soft hats, which deserve especial attention Mr.
Rnfiini assures US that it will be his aim to sell the
goods at lower prices than any other house In The
trade. We confidently commend him 10 the public
as worthy Of their patronage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21
HAIR DYEI HAIR DYE y HAIR DYE
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye
The only harmless and reliable Dye k"0'0"'

Z he OnIV hdTmIeSS dnh TtIIdOIs DVt Nl3VVVs'
The Original and best In the world
An others are mere limitations and should be avoided
sou wish to escape ridGule
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to .
beautiful aud uaual Brown Black. without the least
injury to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to VIM A. Bachelor since 1899, and 10000
applications have been made to the Hair Of his patrons 81
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. BATCHELORs HAIR DYE produces color
not to be distinguished from nature, aud is WARRANTED
not to nue in the least however long may continued
and the III effects Of Bad Dyes remeded the Hair invigor-
sted for life byths Splendid Dye.
Made sold or epped tiu private roomsj at the Wis
Factory, No 293 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold In all cities and towns of the United States by Drug
Etsts aud Fancy Goods Dealess.
~ The genuine has the name and address upon stee
plate engraving on four sides Of each Boz oi
VIM. A. BATCHELOR,
isnl7 No 233 Broadway, N "
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FROM OswEGO.

OswEao, June 20.
The accounts which are being extensively
published in the papers relative b the falling Of
an immense meteoHo body in the eastern part
Of this county is entirely destitute Of founda-
ton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21

THR CHANsR or READERs IN THE PUnLIo
SCHooLs-The change of Readers will take place
IN the Public Schools at the commencement Of the
next term, in accordance with the action Of tho
Board of Education at its Meeting on Monday eve.
ming.
We wish il well understood that this change will
not subject the parents of scholars to any expense;
the exchange will be made eUea, giving new
Reader for each old one now In use This change
is not only without the usual Objectionable Gea-
lures, but will be pecuniary advantage to the pa
rents Of scholars as asi0 Readers will be given ioI
those, many OfWhch are worn 30 as to be unfit fol
use, and which would soon have to be replaced by
purchases.
We shall adopt liberal policy IN making thii
change, and endeavor to make every one satisfied
r. q. BEER
With W. b. Smith & Co., Publishers of McGuney
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Meeting Of the Board OF Education,
At the meeting Of the Board last evening, af-
tor the reading of the minutes, and the passing
upon sundry bills which were presented, and
referred to the proper committeeman the con-
siderstOn and action upon sundry questions Of
no general interest, the question of introduce
ing German into our primary schools came up
upon the calling upon the Superintendent to
report upon the proposition previously made to
make such introduction into the May-aower
st. school. Mr.. Freese said he had pre-
pared a full report upon the subject, but had
mislaid it, but would state the substance. He
recommends that if the experiment was to be
tried, small buildings near the May-nower
st. school house be used for il independently, az
the school building was already too much
crowded.
Mr.. Fogg moved that the superintendent be
empowered TO make arrangements for the build
ing, and employ teacher.
Mr.. Stanly thought it would be better for the
Superintendent to ascertain tho o1ponces in
volved, and report before definite action Mr..
Thome saw an objection in the fact that il this
request was granted for the May.hower st.
school, other wards would say it was an act of
favoritism, unless they could have similar
schools, and there would be no end tO it. Mr.
B Auburn opposed the motion He thought
introducing German into the Primary schools in
this manner wonld prove an entering wedge
which would split the schools to pieces II
this was granted some would want French,
and some, for aught he knew Irish, or another
might claim singing or a dancing school,
He thought nationality of the primary schools
should be preserved, but was in favor of intro.
ducing French and German into the High
Schools, in place of the dead languages Mr.
Fogg strongly urged the passage Of the mo
ton as an experiment He only proposed il
as an auxiliary school, it being understood that
the Mayaower school was already too full. Il
would cost but little, and he thought the evi
results anticipated would not occur. He
hoped il would be tried for one term
1t was then moved and carried that the mo
ton be laid upon the table.
No further business of Importance wa
transacted.
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FAMINR In CANADA,

ToRoNTo, June 90
Accounts from tho Huron district state that
the greatest distress prevails there from the
want of food, and unless immoniate relief is al
forded actual starvation will ensue.
FROM BOSTON.
BosToN, June, GOTH
The Tfapeller learns that the friends Of Cy.
rus W Plummer have failed in obtaining the
interior ence of the President In his behalf, and
that he will be executed on Friday next. within
the Jail walls according to the sentence of the
Court
NEw YORK, June, 20.
The Somerset, Ne, Telegraph reports a ter
rble tornado, accompanied by rain, passed over
a portion of Embden on Wednesday after
noon last, proatratiug houses, barns, trees, or
chards and everything in its course. In one
Of the barns two persons, a Mr.. Clark and MI
Talcut were injured, and though II is supposed
not seriously. A house belonging TO Mr..
John Redman was demolished and Mrs. Red
man and her little child and another woman
| who was in the house at the time, were all
more or less injured.
Mrs Redman was carried some distance
with the whirling timbers and is DANGEROUSLY
fnot fatally injured Portions of the demol-
ished buildings were carried TO the distance oI
of ten miles. II was a fearful wind, and it IL
truly wonderful that no more persons were
SCI iousy hurt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21

KEEP Cool SAVE YOUR lcE l--schoolsy's pat
ent Iceberg RefrigoratoTs, never become musty or
damp. For sale at manufacturers prices for cash,
by FOgg, Ellsworth & 90.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21

gEs~ Round and oval GiasS Shades, to cover
mantle clocks, wax flowers, Parian figures or any
delicate and fragile mantle ornaments Of any size
or shape can be had at Fogg, Ensworth 4 Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PfLLs together
form the two great health giving remedies Of the nine
teeuth century While the former acts through the eHter-
nal oAces as wa or penetrates the parched soil the lat
ter purae the blood and renders ths physical machinery
healthy and vigoruus.
York andby all Druggists at 2so eso aud 81 per pct OF
-. 255
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21

b65r ArniCated Oil for any inhamed surface
Corns, BuniOns, Burns, etc, as Halls Homeopa.
thic Pharmacy, opposite weddol House
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THIS EVENING.

FoR BUFFALo-Stoamboat City Of Buffalo, Capt PER
KrNs, 9P NJ Steamboat Arctic, Capt. Fish, 64 PM.
FoR DETRoIT--steamboat Ocean, Capt. EVANS, P. NJ.
For sANDUsKY AND ToLEDo-SteamboatF Forester Capt
WARD, BIN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21

TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE ~, 1859.
TRAvRLRR,s RHGIsTRn.
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


Freeman Kellogg Reduction.
Isaao A. Isaaos-sowing Machines.
Strong &Amstrong-Burning fluid
Chamberlain Crawford Co.-Northern Transportation
Co = Express
James sHowlAni;-Notice.
o. Gutter Sun--Auctiun.
r. B. Chapman For Buffalo, N. Y. h Boston,
S. A, Johuson.--si5 600 per year.
Cityo Bufto-EIcursioc.
WIN Fisk-Pro. erying fruit
John Webster--Attachmont notice
Liquors for sale-Wm. Fisk.
Lecture on West Side-Bus Notice
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21

p6S- Hon Joshua R. Giddngs passed through
town yesterday, on his way to deliver the opening
address at the Westerve College
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Leetures on the west side.

H1VVEHIV % WI' IIlV " V7V '5IlU'
Dr. Banning will, by desire, lecture, on
West Side, on the philosophy of dress, furni.
ture, and the various uses and abuses of the
body, with regard to the proper relations Of
fathers and sons mothers and daughters,--
the development of health and symmetry the
production of weaknesses, deformities, and vari.
Gus obstinate, familiar maladies, and will also
give the remedies
Lectures to be given in Sandford's Hall, at
P NJ, on Tuesday of this week, before both
ladies and gentlemen and at P NJ on Tues
day, Wednesday, and Thursday, before mothers
and daughters only. Admission free.
Dr. B. may be consulted during this week at
1876 Euclid street. June q, l,--236
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21

And whos by many to give greater expression
TO his playing than EVEN THALBER9, was pleased
to write the following IN reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES sATTER PREFERp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21

EB- We hear it stated that the Herald in
tends to come out this evening with a labored
article favoring tho claim of that sheet to the
City Printing. 1t delayed publishing it till
this evening to prevent the Leader from re.
plying to it before the Council met
We are inclined to think that this dodge
viii mot avail it, We cannot believe that the
Republicans in the Council will forget them
selves - far as to give the City Printing to
any buttho lowest bidder, in direct violation Of
the resolution inviting bids.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21

~ We call attention to Mr.. HERRlcK's ar
tiele upon the Leader. This article saves us
the necessity Of any comments, as it tells tho
story just as it is. Hereafter we may deem it
our duty to show up tho remarkable bond of
affection existing between the "Nigger Driving"
Democdat, aad the " God and Liberty" Leader.
Herald
Tho above brilliant splurge ID was written
by the Senior of the Herald, but being ashamed
of it doub tless, he had it fahered on to his man
Friday, the local, by inserting it into his (thO lO
cal column.)
We would say to the Herald that on the same
principle eve may deem it our duty TO show
up hereafter the remarkable bond of affection
existing between the 'would- be morality loving
Herald" and that obscene paper called "the
Spy, because the presswork of that sheet was
done at one time on the Heralds press.
The only foundation the Herald has for the
above fling, is the fact of the Democrat being
printed on the Leader Steam Press, like any
other job, at so much per week,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21

AuoTIoN.--Aucton sale of Unclaimed Rail
Road Baggage and Freight Saloon Fixtures
orockery, &C, by o Cutter Son, at their Auc.
tion Room, Bank Street, on Tuesday, June 2lst
Sale commencing at 10 o'clock, A. M. 2td.
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nAL1nrr, DAVIS q CO.'S PIANOS,

unhestatngly pronounce them eBnsHy superior In ac-
ion elasticity of touch and power of tone, TO any have
ever used in this the old country. Another striking
these Instruments tand where others too often
la) is their remaining tune under the heaviest and most
difficult psyng-not string shatteTug or hatting, and
the action remaining perfect that the performer Is ena-
bsd all timss give instantaneous sct to emphatic
assageg-
Signed, GUsrAVE sArrER'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21

FoR the best qualities Of segara, Tobacco and
snuH, 90 to B, @ Dietz, III Superior street.
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N J. DT0KERSON,


ONrf NhA, Nunfrt0f AtTttiI fttuI hffiNtitt AfNINf
Dr ID = new suit Of rooms roay, and he would
bo pleased 10 see all ef hs old patrons and others Who
nav wish the services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
"a fanrs and crown hed exposed capped and say
al aso teeth Inserted gold silver corae o. vuloanite
base or platinum plate with continuous gum which ~
20 much used east. my3
~ Physicians are generally 10th 70 speak
word in favor Of what are cal ed patent medicines" In
deed is "a article the code Of medical ethics tla the
physician who sanctions the use Of suoh remedea cannot
be conmdered member Of the National Association But
there are exceptions the most stringent rules and many
ofthe disciples Of Esouapus have acuallY been COM
PEELED by tho force Of facts to recommend Dr. J. HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs, for those diseases
which are only prevalent during tho summer ard fall
They have asoertaned that there remedies IN th
pharmacopia that can com are with this wonaeru anu
truly incompatible compound for the deianseinel' '
Of the system Thousands of families Restoring 'ios 'e
low grounds Of tho Western and southern rivers are now
convinced that they have found medicine peoahofy
adapted for their ailments while in other portions Of the
oountrv during the months the demand for the
article is equally large
For sale by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21
steamer Departures

T1S@ For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21
LEF TER AND INVOICE FILE.
Originally Patented in Cleveland.

OVER ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND soLo
II .ETTERS AND INVOICES CAN
~ be rolo[ed to In instant by simple reference 10
the index, making great saving In time and labor
Sold Wholesale andretail
INGHAhT BRAGG.
iu9 Agents for Manufaefnrers In M Y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21
PLAIN AND oRNAMENTAL PRINTINa.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
" plain and Ornamental Printing of every descririe
dono At the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Office,
the latest impr we'd and presses in tho
best STYLE short notice and reasonable rates Par,
ticnar attention paiato blank work Every description
ofBindng done, especially Blank Books. Ledgers Journ
ais Snles Rnlks. RennfvIng Rnnks &c PC
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21
WIGS ! WIGS n! WIGS :!
What GustaVe Satter Says !
THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,
KARL FORMEs,

Who visited Ohio for the first time in company with the
renowned
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21

EV- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, sehuckers aud Olmsteds news depots
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Hepouen ~ the Dnien Teiogrnps
rTton, WARiHo's NOOK, ooRNrE oF sANE iHU
". oLAia srRRRTs.
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E7- These Pianos are for sale by
OSsIAN &c. DODGE,
sprsimR2o no Euclid street Cleveland
HUTCHINGS' LIFE EXHILARANT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21

The Restorative is put up IN bottles three slzes viz -
LNge, medium and small the small holds X a pint and
Tets m one dollar per bottle the medium holds At least
twenty cent ia proportion than the SMALL relais
cent more in proportion and retas for three dollars per
bottle n '||.f I'II.I II
o; j. WOOD h Co, ,Propreturs, No 49, broadway, N.
York, and No. ia M prl ct ntroot, nt IsuulB, MO
And sold BY all Druggists and Fancy Goods DeRlnTs
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lT The Dyspeptic can have all his woes pal.
ished the vii but use Hutchpgs Life ENhilarant Weak
stomach feeble digestion, distress ateT eating, e9stye
habits bousness, low spirits vii hna master ~ Wy
by druggists generally ePilNoSH9H-'e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21

NY The weak will receive new ~ IhGa NJ.
moderate USE that excellent, Huctingh - a. ,,sd.
rant Ii Is healthful IN all is operations ski I'm
AMI it has no eQualTeiuvenatng the aged and w ~ "
Sgonderful celebrity aud permanent effect. Sold ~ Va"
Fske, Cleveland.
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=, vleLlm oi Liyer OompIaint will dLseoYer

~ Inc We EXhilarunt grand pa .ncea, uneQuaied
n Hutchngs Oormaneut effect IN thus distressing com
for immediate u sndeTs the mind calm aud cheerful;
plant hkewse strength with magic quiokness.--
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10
A Marriage Declared.

There was one case of some little interest,
which came before the Court last week, says
the Clarendon Is. CO. Banner, to test the val
idlty OF a marriage 1t came up in the form
of an action, to recover from the defendant
compensation for the board of his wife.
Some eighteen months since, a marriage
ceremony was performed by an individual
Claiming to be a magistrate, but who in real
ity was not, ard of the parties united togeth-
er, the ''worse balf'' intended the thing as a
mere jest; but it was sufficiently evident from
the testimony, that the woman in the case
was not only herself very much in earnest,
but believed the gallant gay Lothario" to
be equally so.
The honey moon was decidedly a short one
as all parties admitted, and the newly made
Benedict departed after an hour or so, I'M
conscious that the silken chains of the pseu-
do magistrate were tied in too hard knot
to be undone but by death. The case came
up on Tuesday, and the Court very properly
decided that The marriage contract was
valid and binding, and gave decree for the
| plaintiff
We need scarcely say that we approve
most heartily of the law of marriage, as it ex-
lists in our State. Nothing further is neces-
sary to establish the validity of marriage
than the consent of the parties expressed be-
fore competent witnesses. The weaker sex
cannot, as in other States, be imposed upon
by the fraudulent practice of designing
men.
Any one may solemnize marriage, and
the mere declarations of the parties them
selves, in the absence of any more precise
testimony. is sufficient to establish the fact of
their marital relations. as our courts have
| decided in various instances.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10
Praying for hi. provenaer,

We have no Intention, says the Cleveland
Plaindeaier, OF making fun of serious matters
in telling the following story. We merely re-
late a fact;
There Is rule at Oberlin College that no
student shall board at any hoase where
prayers are not regularly made. A certain
man fitted up boarding house and filed IL
with boarders, but forgot until the eleventh
hour the prayer proviso. Not being pray
ing man himself. be looked around for one
who was. At length he found one-a meek
young man from Trnmball county. who
agreed 20 pay for bis boarding in praying.
For while all went on smoothly, bus the
boarding master furnished his table 40 poor
iy that the boaFdess began 10 grumble aud
20 leave. and The other moraing the praying
boarder actually struck. Something Ike the
following dialogue occurred At the table.
Landlord-Mlli you pray Mr.. nildi
Mild--So, cir, will not.
Landlord-Why nos, Nc. Mid.
hild-is doa'l pay, cir. cant prsy GA
such sieteals as these. And aaless yoa bind
yourself IN writing 10 ses . better table than
goa have beea for the last three ~eeksL s.nrv
a,asthv prayer % 80 90 os.f n ss<t
And that's tbs way The matter stood a.
latest advises.