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We employ only the complement of hands
necessary for the press. Nominally "he
engine takes care Of itse!fP' The saving to
our pocket of "Caloric" over steam is three
dollars per day. We believe the day is fast
approaching when locomotives on our rail
roads, boats on our rivers, will be propelled by
"Ericsson's Caloric Engines" What a bless
ing to the world No more explosions!
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.. The DAILY PRESS" is continually in re-
ception of letters from Northern, Western,
Southern, and some Eastern States, making
inquiries relative to our GREAT ERICSSON.
Oyar mn undred Iettera n re Tins anawered
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER

LEWIS BAKER, Sole lessee; d. A. SARzEDAs, Stage
Manager; W. @. TRuMPBoUR, Treasurer,
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MORNING LEADER.
RELIaIoUs TNTRLLTaENCE
Pre.Iaen, Firrsr lr ENGLAND.

The Standard, edited by DR. Campbell, Of
London, notes that since the beginning Of the
year President Finney, Of OborliD, has been
earnestly and successfully prosecuting his
evangelistc lasors in the town of 81. Ives,
HuntinRdonshire. On bis arrival the leading
dissenting Ministers and Churches Of the town
were consulted, and three ofthe largest chapels
were at once offered for Mr.. Finney's services,
and large public room was secured for tho
week night services On Sundays the chayels
where Mr.. +. preached were crowded to over
flowing, end on four week evenings for four
successive weeks, the large room was filled
with attentive hearers and worshppers Of all
classes. The conversion of not few Of the
undecided was ono of the results. President
Finney was to labor in the Rev. Mr.. Harcoun's
chapel, London.
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The May Annivoranrles.


The religious anniversaries in New York TO,
May will be held as follows The American
seaman'S Friend Society on the 9th American
and Foreign Christian Union the 10th; Ameri.
can Home Missionary Society on the llth;
American Bible Society on the 10th, and the
American Board Of Foreign Missions May 18th.
The annual reports will show the receipts for
the current year to be nearly as follows;
Of che Tract Society, the receipts for the
year are $685. 97--a gain Of two hundred
and nineteen dollars and three cents over the
previous year. In the receipts from the sale OF
publications, there was a considerable falling
OIL, but this was made up by an excess over the
previous year of about ten thousand dollars in
donations and legacies.
The receipts Of the American Bible Society.
and the Home Missionary Society, will both be
in advance of the previous year.
On the American Board, the receipts for the
seven months ending February 2eth last, amount
to Sl54,995, which is an increase of 2l,744
over the corresponding month OF the previous
year. This is exclusive of special donations
amounting to S9,47S, during the Same time,
for the extinguishment of the existing debt.
The receipts of the American and Foreign
Christian Union show a considerable falling off
the amount being estimated at not far from
100000 against $76,6O3 for the year 1857 g.
This is attributed to the discontinuance of sal.
aried agents, in order to conform to public sen.
tment en- this ve1ed subject. No agents have
been employed either in the South or North
west.
Ofthe American Missionary Association the
receipts, for the first six months of the year.
were about $4,000, against $4,000 for the
whole of last year
The receipts of the American Seamen's
Friend Society, are estimated at $4,000, for
the current year, against $29, 9,sl9 for the year
preceding
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The Trieh ana ~ De-loovoeV


Under the above head tho Cleveland cores.
pondent of the Southern Caisea (publishcd at
Washington, by John Mitohel,) tells foroibly
the views Of the Irish adopted citizens upon
the ShamOcracy which has been baptized into
Popular sOvsreignty'--tho hobby on which
Judge Douglas intends TO ride to the White
House.
We commend the extract 10 our Vineyard
Lane contemporary.
Take for illustration their organ here--the
PlaiRdeaisr--which represents Douglas as a
kind Of second edition OF Fremont, revised and
corrected to suit all tastes and latitudes. and
asking the people to consider him (Douqlas) as
the "greatesf hero and statesman of modern
times" II is needless to 20 over the roll OF
seeming impossibilities which he is TO perform.
or the contending interests which he is TO har-
monize enough to say, that he shall form
such tree OF light and shade, that the conser
vatlve Planter at Che South can meet under it
and shake hands with the progressive Aboli
ZIONIST of the North. All this though very
well in sound for the harmony of the Union,
wont bear inspection; it is a mere Yankeeisn
and resembles very much some patent medi-
cine of the same origin, protesting TO cure all
the ills OF ell humanity, all from one little
wonderful tin box. If Mr., Douglas be no bet.
ter than his supporters here are, and the Union
have TO depend on these, then, all 1 could saw
ls, may God in his mercy look to the Union. for
indeed the Union would stand in regard to these
gentlemen-provided the temptation were offer
ed--as Charles the First did to his Scotch army.
The above mentioned journal, in connection
with the name Of Mr.. Douglas, adpertisss as a
principle Popular Sovereignty" which honest
people believed TO mean rule by the popular
will; but the leaders Of this hybrid faction.
though they scream II forth on the highways
aud byeways, and put il as test to even a citV
constable, yet they only intend it shall apply IN
some problematical manner to Territories far
away, thus to make simple people believe il to
be an issue between North and South, while
denying to their neighbors at home the exer
else Of it altogether, as they (the leaders, as
sumo to represent all the popular sovereignty
necessary for home consumption;--bu as well
might you accept the mosquito as representing
the man with whose blood he diptended hin
self
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The Jewish Passover commenced at o'clock
Monday evening last, and will continue until
the same hour of Tuesday next
This festival is one of the most solemn of the
religious Observances of the Jews, and for three
thousand three hundred and fifty years has
been been g. mm.l.eeP0Ested in every land whsEs tAe
stituted to perpetuate the remembrance Of the
sparing of the Israelites when the first born of
the Egyptians persisted, and of the escape of
the former out of Egypt the history of it's di.
vine origin is described in the 18th chapter of
Exodus, During the entire eight days Of the
feast, nothing that contains leaven is seen in
the house of any Hebrew. Previous to its com
mencement thorough cleansing process takes
place in their habitations; carpets are taken up,
furniture removed, fresh porcelain obtained,
and the vessels set aside for the sacred purpose
made ready for use; for, according to The jew
ish rite,nothing that is psed in the householdthe
rest OF the year may be used during the Pass
over. A peculiar ceremony during this feast
is the giving of the SiddT, as it is called, which
takes place the first and second nights of the
feast This rite is performed by the congro-
eating around tho family table of the members
OF each household, al which time, the males
recite in the Hebrew language the narration of
the deliverance from Egypt, together with
Psalms of deiveTance. On the table is placed
dish, containing a roasted egg, as type of
arpilus or mourning for tho destruction Of the
temple a roasted bone Of lamb, aG type of the
offerings served in the ancient temple on this
festival, also a variety Of bitter herbs, signify
ing the bitterness Of the tasks imposed upon
the Israelites when in bondage.
The first two and last two days are regarded
as the most sacred the observance Of the re-
mainder of the period consists mostly, we be-
Iieve, in abstinence from all food, save unleav.
ened bread This is usually prepared in thin
waler-like cakes, hard and brittle-tastng not
unlike fresh sea biscuit.
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FIFTRRNTH DAY.
" N

OLEVELAND, April ~.
FTTERNTH DAY.
Court convened at 0 O'Clock.
Cross examination of Jacob Wheeler contin-
ued, While he was in the room at Wellington
with the Southerners and the negro, Lowe com.
manded the people In the room to assist him in
carrying out that which he was legally author.
lied to do His review Of the events of the res
cue was substantially repetition of previous
testimony. So far as he saw the defendant at
Wellington, he was somewhat excited, but 70
commended the crowd to use legal and not for
oibls means for getting possession of the boy -
be said if they would get horse, he would 90
to Elyria and get a writ of haJeas corpus lie
advised the crowd to 'keep quiet and take legal
process"
Charles Wadsworth was next examined. [Son
of the landlord at Wellington Saw Langston
who said lit made no difference whether the
papers were all right Ornot, for they were bound
to have John anyway"
L. 8. Lyman testified that he saw the defend
ant at Wellington. Was at the meeting held in
the morning at oberlin Heard him say thev
had got the boy and it was "all right"
Marshal P CASTOR testified that on the return
OF the crowd from Wellington to oberlin, at the
meeting held, shipherd spoke first. tThe de-
fence here strongly objected to ouch evidence of
events, after the rescue had occurred if it occur
red at all, being admissible A sharp discussion
ensued upon this point, when the Court ruled
that all acts that occurred after the rescue were
incomPetentto to be brought forward unless it was
shown that the negro boy John was present at
the meeting ut oberlin The District Attorney
stating that he intended to show th.t the bov
was there the witness was allowed to proceed
shiPherd called for three groans for Deputy
Marshal A. R Dayton, and three cheers for the
rescue Of John, whom he said was then in Ober-
lin. LangstOn spoke at that meeting, saying
that they had got the negro.
Recess taken until o'clock.
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PoLIoB CouHT.-BRFoRE JUDon LAwkENoE,
FkIDAY, April 22nd.-James Hill, intoxeation,
aned $40 and costs and Imprisoned ten days.
A.G. Gibson, intOxloation, fined 80 and costs
VIM, Bohoh and Lee Forsythe, petit larceny,
continued to 2sth, on bail Of 5000,
Catharine Kinney, disturbance. fined ~ and
costa
John DOnnavan, oOncealing stolen goods, dis
charged.
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GIothina.
EYES AND NOSE.

n Ed AMI NOSE'
A YANKEES from tho woods Of Maine
Aud though no lion from abroad,
CARP no was, thsts clear
one night while sitting with crowd
He said "Inaer could 500
Why auy man should sVor wiAh
Congressman TO bs.
"Fo had rather in the woods
Work hard At ohoppng logs,
Ortake Western farm GA shares
Ana live by raising htgs,
"gor as wish 70 SEQ and 1meli
chance SStS to- 10 70 dS1o 20 " wsshtSgton
And lose my nose and eyes"
"whalln said lhs crowd, 'JOuriOIly green,
n = Or else perfect llut
whoever wentto Washington
And male loss like tiniF
"Goshl said tho Yankee, "oant readJ
That thul conloaniSd Speaker thers
wa the AYgs and NoRpl"
rhs crowd swned up and paid the driAksi
The Yankee made plain,
Issaid $oaid ~ RsRp R1shfSf hs laws S1SiF q SSin. SSGSS
Ne dratt and said, "tberos one thing mors
A man may loss his eyes aud nose
A. lsAAcs UNION HALL"
"H9g sSH s4at PET" suo ;sHle@'d the crowd
And We We wlii Fii foot ths biz" ''
"wer said the Yankee, II went thsfs
A suit OF clothes 10 buys
Soon as stepped ins 10 the door,
The garments TOOK ny RHRl
sIa.kad the price Of ono Hne suit,
And found tho sum so small,
htiad out from head 10 foot
Goat, panialoons and all.
"Tho salosman said forget US not,
When you nFHiu want tlfthos'
Fiilrd with deliRht, no, mol EaldG
And thus he got my NoBRl"
once more the Yankee took drink,
Then passed his hat nrpund.
And with the funds " buy aui
His HAT and hopes were cROWRRni
Now, them he said, 'l'll drink toaea4
hore'B 10 lsAACS clothes,
Whose style will alwuyg takn the MS,
A. every body KNowslu
ISAAC A. IsAACSs
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Cleveland, Ohio
T5'~Iook out for tho Giants
singers Sewing Machines iof sale At lsaAqs unon Hail
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NOV read an beautIfuI tribnte.

have looked in the face of sanity woman
this very day, whose creed many dread aud hate,
but whose lite s lovely and noble beyond all praise
When ! remember the bitter words have heard
spoken against her faith by men who have an In
QUESTION which eX.communicates those who ask to
leave their communion ia peace, and an IRdGr
EIpuTgatOrius on which this article may possibly
have the honor Of figuring, land, far w0rse than
these, the reluctant pharlsaca confession that ii
might perhaps be possible that one who believed
shouldbe accepted OF the CreatOr,-and then re
call the sweet peace and love that show through
all her looks, the price Of untold sacrifices and Ia
bOrs, and again reo0eCt how thousands Of
women, filled with the same spirit, die, without a
murmur, 10 earthly life, die to their own names
even, that they know nothing but their holy du-
ties,.-whle men are torturing and denouDcing
their fellows, and while we can hear day and night
the clinking Of the hammers that are trying, Ike
the brute forces In the "Prometheus," 10 riyet
their adamantlne wedges right through the breast
Of human nature, ~ have been ready TO believe
that we have even now o new revelation, and the
name Of the Messiah lie WOMAN.
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1Grt will be seen by reference TO advertise.
msnt that the fare to New York via Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh and Pa. Central R, r. has been rs.
duesd 10 Ten Dollars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-23

SUNDAY SoHooL ScHoLARs.--Dr, HAwes, of
Hartford, Conn, estimates the whole number Of
Sabbath School teachers, in Great Britain and
the United States, at one million, and the num-
Der Of scholars at seven millions. or the seven
million scholars, four millions arc in Great
Britain and three millions in the United States.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-23

New BIsHoP--The Rev, Father T. L. Grace,
Of Memphis, Tenn, has received from Rome the
appointment Of Bishop and has been assigned
TO the Bishoprie of st. Paul, Minnesota.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-23

Tbs REVIVAL IN ENGLAND--Wo have before
chroniced ioT our readers the interesting com.
mencement Of the daily revival labors and pray
or meetings in Scarborough, England. We
have now thrilling news Of the progress Of that
movement Of the Divine Spirit, rising higher
and higher. The daily prayer-meetings, both
at noon and at night, appear, from the report in
the London Patriot, to be multiplied and crowd
ed filling the several places Of worship in the
town, daily and nightly, The exercises, In form
and spirit, appear 10 be Identical with thoae Of
our meetings All sectarian distinctions are
ost and foTgotton and special prayers, in view
of special requests, are the order Of the hour,
a. with us. The town Is dialrieted aud visited
throughout, from house 10 house, under the d.
rection of a Union Of the pastors and prominent
layman of the several denominations. AN the
ordinary weekday services Of the different con.
RreRations have been suspended Il ID impossi-
Bic to say when these united services viii term.
mate, as the interest seems daily despening-
~ Y EKanIiner
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THR LADIES OF TRE UNITED sTkTRst
II has been my good fortune 20 restore TO health many
thousands Of my eountry-women.
MY success hiss excited the malice Of the envious and
slous but their prosecutions lave served only s extend
nd establish my reputation showers Of grateful oernss
have fallen upoh my pathway the fair suafers whom
Ihaye relieved. Solong held In aieotionate and
thankful remembrance BY those who have experienced M
sk can afford to lespiss the efforts Of mschiofmssrs
nd sanderer
MY friends repeatedly urged me TO place my med
sne for producing within the reach Of the
Ladies' Of the United States hut ndspostlou 10 enter
held so occupied by quacks with their pernicous nostrs
and fear that unprincped might pa upon
he public thsir worthless limitations have hitherto rs
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale Of INV
ANTE DE FEMME" in tho United States
Atas yield to the ehreaties Of patients and froda
and offer to tile suffering Females America medicine
which has rendered me somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the AMiE DE FE NNlE ,,
aeed only that 1t In liquid orm and is exactly such
ls have used In mypractcei France for many years and
shat 1t has never failed to satisfactory result
The "Ainie de Femme" aud menslruaou stand in "a
laton Of cause ana effect alike powerful to oriunte
aealthy menstrual flow wherc it never has and to
restore It where thns been from any cause suppressed
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper of dir
aons on each bottle Of the Amie de Femme will bear ms
written signature and both the bottle aud enclosing he
will be sealed with my private seal
Price, $500 package.
p,,,. r.n,.. zoe, Dr. P. II. RECORD.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, BY WILLIAM FIsKR
No 20 Superior street Cleveland who will supply the
Amis de Femme at the Proprietor's proes
aulO dswlys
INHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
\ THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
M&&M
Ezr 7@fg
N. H. SOLOMONSON.
PRAcT1oAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIoAN
eeps the arsest assortment of the approved kinds
FECIACLES, Allhs glasses, whether for near OF far
lighted, are ground under his own by machine
Of anew construction, with the greatest care so as to
Iuitthe eyes in al curing Weakaess Dssness or
aHammaOH Of s Eyes, and imparting 9Th for long
feading or hne sewing.
az N. II. soomonson would here inform the public
hathe never employs any in the sale ofhislenses
~ Also, a splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES MI
DRoRGoPEs, CoMPASSES, &C, kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL. EYES
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
lEB-ohee3s superOrstrest under the American Hotel
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1Msuroutt Agsuis.
THR GERhAN INSURANCE COMPANY
or oLEvRLANp, OHIO

orpqqirsi Jaguey e. s' under ths o,usli. or,,. st,,
Sapltal stock 5000 shares nt $40 each,
0EFICERs "a W. SCHMIDT prosid.nt n, ~
MEYER Vice Preadcnt JACOB MUELLER fstr't -
~ % = " Meyer , wagner, Q Lsick, >. Mueller Jo6nA
flin GERMAN fNsURhNcE COMPANY rs,ar..
5ns 2,s q damage By hro, ior year and eas hud-
l.. .oodA, Wefts mtrchandirc ofe Payment 0f o1,sa
snA be hdf IN 20 eays aor the loss ahn hove boso ~
% ano proved Not more Than 9ioO6 will ~ nlnf
Once, No ~ Atwaier ook fup tsrrl eunorto, .tr,ai
- lalo., na.,.. laplsh2 W JOHN MAoNEn. Ples.
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PASSION WEEK ---Last Sunday was Palm Sun.
day, the frst day OF Passion Week, Yesterday
was Good Friday, which commentaries the
Crucifxion; tomorrow is Easter, which COM
memorates the Resurrection. In Rpiseopal and
Catholic Churches Passion Week is observed
with an increased number Of services.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-23

Barrier IN oHIo--The minutes of the last
session of the Ohio Baptist Convention show
that the last year was one great spiritual pros
perity, and the additions to the Churches ex-
oeed these Of any previous year. Tho summary
it as follows
Associations, 29i IChurcheS, 4ssi Ordained
Minister'S 397i Lieentiatos, All added by Bap
tism, 1885, present number. SO,37s
This shows gain over the number Of mem.
bers reported Che year preceding, Of 9,259.
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The PRoFRssoR.-The AtiaRtic Monthiv for
May is a capital number. In truth each month
shows new beauties and merits in this periodical
which we are proud to point to as the American
Magazine. The Professor at the Breakfast Ia
ble," in his chat with the "Divinity Student" !"
throws bomb-shell into the camp Of puritan or.
thinking" 1t is probably superiuous for us to ask
indulgence for the following extracts, as the Pro-
fessors words are ever attractive In their clear and
hearty ring, which brings his readers into CLOSE
communion" with him, however their sentiments
may differ. He says:
Now let me give you some axioms have ar
rived at, after seeing something Of great many
kinds Of good folks
OF hundred people OF each of the different
leading religious sects about the same proportion
will be safe and pleasant persons to deal and to live
with.
There are, at least three real saints among the
women to one among the men,in every denomina'
ton.
-. The spiritual standard Of different classes !
would reckon as follows
/. The comfortably rich.
2. The decently comfortable.
3. The very rich, who are apt TO be irreligiouR.
4. The very poor, who are apt to be immoral,
- The cut nails of machine. divinity may be
driven in, but they won't clinoh
Humility il the first OF the Virtues-for Other
people. l.
- Truth always implies the disbelief Of lesser
fact in favor OF greater. A little mind often seer
the unbelief, without seeing the belief of larger one
| l wish were half as good as many heathens have
| been Which seems TO you nearest heaven, Socrates
drinking his hemloCk, Regulus going back 10 the
evenings camp, or that old New England divine
sitting comfortably In his study and chuoking over
| his concet of certain poor women, who had been
burned to death in his own town, going 'roaring
out Of one fire into another" II is hard TO believe
such thing was said, but II is true for all that. ID
another hundred years II will be as incredible that
| men talk as we sometimes hear them now.
don't mind the exclamation Of any old stage I
/ who drinks Madeira worth from two to six Bibles O
BOTTLE and burns, according TO his own premises,
| a dozen souls year in the cigars with which he
muddles his brains But for the good aud true and
| Intelligent men whom we see all around u.s. lobori
Gus, sef-denying, hopeful, helpful-men who
know that the active mind Of the century Ia tend
/ lug more and more 10 the two poles, Rome and
Reason, the sovereign church, or the free soul
authority or personality, God ia US OF God in oui
masters and that, though man may by accident
stand half way between the TWO points, no must
| took one way or the other,--I don't believe they
would take offence at anything have reported Of
| our late conversation. o. A .l.#
| The real religion OF the world comes from WO-
men much more than from men, ,--from mothers
most OF all, who carry the key of our souls 10 their
bosoms.