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M.,E. CONFERENCE.

FIFTH DAY.
The Conference met at tine usual hour-B ishOp Nor
ris in the Chair.
The list Of Conferences was called fer the pressnta-
tion Of petitions, &c.
The burden Of the prayets to-day heretofore was
for q change Of the rule slavery.
resolution offered to Mr. Hill OF Erie for the
appointment by the Bishops OF committee OF fifteen
to try the appeal Of Alva Wright Of Ohio.
An amendment offered by Mr. Cow les Of Mime
that the General Conference by de- allegations ap-
point all committees appeals in order relieve the
Bishops Of all liability to charge Of exercis ing an
due influences has hitherto often been tha case.
Mr.. COWles meant no reflection the Biz. 1ops He
simply desired to avoid the possibility Of any such i'm
putaon being cast upon them by the enemi OF tho
Church had been done in veral he rotoore.
Bishop Simpson said the amendment wonle relieve
the Bishops very materially and he hoped general
court Of appeals would be appointed by such cases
The Bishops had conferred this subject an were
anxious to be relieved Of this duty
An amendment finally adopted that the Com
mit0e Epscopacy appoint the Committee ask d Tor
subject to the ratification Of the Conference.
Bishop Simpson rose to question Of privilege "a an
officer OF the church. he was se usitlve Of his official
character The Bishops had BE- en- charged with cor
ruptiOn. If such a charge had been really made he
hoped It might be investigated
Mr. COwles had recOllF ction Of saying that the
Bishops had been charged with corruption, bat the
Northern Independent 'spapers had charged that
l Dtslaupa UEuzutsa sflss s-azenco- 49, II
/ libtrations Of the Conference.
The remainder Of the Proceedings were of an min
/ terssting nature.
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MEDICAL ELEoTRICITY.-Dr Gibson is The only
scientific and successful Electrician in the city Of
Cleveland and is tie only one in possession Of
hattering testimonial from the most eminent Pro-
essors of Electricity in the United States in refer
ence to profession Al skill in the use Of Eectricit6
as a curative age at; and the only one who treats
Liver Complaint Rheumatism, Paralysis, Disease
OF the Brain am other Chronic Diseaaes with uni
form success. He will pay q premium for the
proof that bis success Is edusled by any treatment
lhat Is now o. ever was in the city Of Cleveland
TOR the cure obstinate diseases. Call and see
cases cured his Ofice. No III Ontario street.
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SPECIAL MAIL AGENT FoE THE Northwest.
L. S. Everett, formerly of Cleveland, and well
known here, has been appointed Special Mail
Agent for the Northwest. The Chicago Press &
Tribune says
The public Of the Northwest are to be the gain
ers from the fact that the Post Office Department
having recovered from Ct Of misplaced economy,
which has kept the post vacant for twelve months,
has restored the Special Mail Agent, and It s all
the better, in that the office has been filed by the
appointment Of L. s. Everett, ESQ, formerly edi-
torsin-chief Of the Chicago Herald.
AZ 10 the necessity for the ofaee, and the active
performance Of its duties, Is enough 10 say thatfoF
the past year, mail robberies and irregulaFitieE
nave been on the alarming increase throughout
the Northwest, especially in Iowa and Minnesota.
A single business house In this city has recently
within weeks space Of tine, missed no less thar
seventeen letters, most Of them registered.
As TO Mr.. EYeretts fitness for the post, he Il
possessed Of sagaciiy, integrity aud e1psrieuce-
the latter In connection with postal asifs IN Ceye-
land, Ohio. While this federal ofiee must Be- held
/ BY Democrat, We are glad that one Of Mr.. Eve
| retts fitness hOlds the same, which We trnst he
may continue to do until succeeded by some Rood
Republican.
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IA Now that the heat o. summer is at hand
it is more than ever necessary that our pure lake
water should be brougb to perfo I'm its useful ser
vice in laying the dusi, which is already great
annoyance. B. P Bower gives Is attention 70
Plumbing, and does his work with neatness ana
expedition, and at reasonable prices. His shop Is
on the east side Of Public Square KlO
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sANFOR RD's
Family Cathartie Pills,

,WallgW both togsther
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Saturday Nights Report.
XXXVIth COXGRESs-FIRsT SESSION.
WASHINGTON, May 5.



Mr.. Train, Of Mass, asked leave TO report retolu-
tiOu providing for watchman 10 protect the eques-
Il ian statue of Washington He stated that there
$4,000 remaining Of the amount appropriated for
the Inauguration ceremonies and It desirable and
necessary to employ watchmsn till Congress shall make
arrangements for protecting the ground.
Mr. Crawford objected. You viii not be happy till
this money is spent, There is not a the Con-
tnent who would inteIfere with the statute or do it
harm.
A voics-rhat's so
Mr. Elliott asked leave to introduce resolution
quesing The President to communicate 10 the House
the information recently received respecting the Chi
ness CnOlie trade.
Mr.. Jones objected
The House rssamed the consideration of private
bills.
Among those passed one authorizing Captains
Hudson and Sands to receive snuff box and medal as
testimonial for their services for laying the Atlantic
cable.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. Trumbull briefly advocated the protection and
domestic manufacture.
No other member speaking to speak the Committee
rose. Adjourned.
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This Ointment Benetratss to the basis OF the disease
EOss 70 lis very sourcoand 1t cm the ssh beneath
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medical science Dr. AIcClnock stands in the fOre from
q the profession stakes bis rsputston what no Of
fgrE the sick fenuins curative. Never has thi
preparation falsfed his guaranty. Price IS cents.
sold by W51. FISKE, and by STRONG ARM
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II E. Rufhni, IT'S Superior St. has received
The Spring Fashions Of Hats and Caps. It en-
braces all styles and qualities and of course viii be
sold as low as possible We should advise those
who wish beautiful and well becoming hat or cap
TO call on Mr. Rudini
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M. A, BasheIOrls Hair DHeI

The oalv hGrEilcss aRd reliable Dye kaOpa.
The Original and best In the world
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GRAY. RID OR Dusty HAIR Dyed instantly to =
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FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
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his famous Dyes.
WIZ A. BATCHELoRs HAIR DYE produces a color
be Distinguished frou nature ard is WARRANTED
iure in The least however lone may be continued
nnd the W elect Of Bad Dyes emsded; the Hair invigor
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~ Tho geUuis has ths name and address upoa steel
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-07

PoLIcE CouRr-JUDoE LAWRENCE, Nay A.
James Brown, the scamp who it is suppcssd.broke
into Valentine schwind's house upon Columbus
street. last fall and stole $3.50 IN gold, was Bcand
over to the Court of Common Pleas, in default Of
$1,000 bail,
Rosanny Murray, one of the Veriest Vagrants on
this terrestrial ball, was fined SIS for vAgrsncy, and
sent to prison for non payment. Rossnna has one
merit, she furnishes items for the newspapers,
Joseph Leman for disturbance was fined IS and
cost and sent to prison for 30 days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-07

FAsr Train TO ChIcAeo.-The Greast West
ern Railroad of Canada and the Michigan Central
Road have made an arrangsmsnt for carrying
passengers to and from the Chicago Convention
that is little ahead in point Of time, anything yet
attempted over these roads, A special train will
leave Buffalo on Monday morning mex. mann,
and By way of the Suspension Bridge, reach Chi
cagO at 10 P. NJ, or seUsntssn hours from Buffalo
to Chicago. The Press and Tribune states that
arrangements are being made to receive the ez-
cursiOnists with appropriate demonstrations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-07

CRIcKET.-The st. George Cricket Club viii
meet for practice on the Heights, Monday, the 7th
instant, at O'Clock p. m. All Crieketers arc
cordially invited to attend.
The Regular Monthly Meeting viii also be held
the same evening at W. Days room, at half past 2.
A full attendance is requested.
F. TARRY, Pres't.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-07

FIRsT GooDs BY ERIE CAN4L-The Propeller
Caldwell, which arrived at this port late on Friday
night. brought to Messrs. PeltUn & Breed cargo
of goods per the Northern transportation Com
pany, which were the fIst to come through the
Erie Canal They came through from Boston in
six, and New York in four days, remarkably
quick passage. The goods consigned to this com
pany viii always be forwarded with dispatch and
regularity, and the Company is worthy of its
abundant success. The agents are ]. Myers, I9l
Broadway, New York: John Hooking, s5 State
Street, Boston; Pelton & Breed, MerWin street,
Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-07

e Fine S liver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castor 5, Napkin Rings, Labels, &C., &c
4 very large st OOk, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, ca u be found at
loco, ENsWoRTH Co.'S,
setl Cor. Superior and Seneca SITS.
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~
f1Te FegetGOte ETETU5Is, a'ia Pls " ~ Uiass
Cases, Air Tight, AID sOiA keep n any CD
mate,
The FAMILY CATHARTiC PILL Is gentle but ae-
tive CathaTc which the proprietor has used IN his prao
ice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing demand nom those WI
have long used the PILLS. ana the Satisfaction Whos
all e1pTsss regard the se, hAsinduced ne place
then within the reach OF all,
The Profession well That different Cafhartcs act
on different portions Of the heEIhoEsls
The IA EIIY GAIT HARTIC PILL
has with due reference to this well established fact,
been compounded from a. variety Of the purrst ege
table FXfracts WHICH act @Alke ever pan OF tho
almsnfzry canal and are.-iGOOD and SAFE ali
cases where CathaItic L = .neededt such as DE
RANGEM ENTS OF the l@sIO m ACHy SLEEPl-
NESS, PAINS IN The + lBA CK AND LOlASJ
COSTiVENRSS PAINS4AND SORENESS OVER
THE WHOLE BODY, c-ifrom sudden cold, Nhich
frequently. II neglected sssud long course Of Fs
yer Loss or AFPE lClTIfE,a CREEPING sEN-
SaTION OF COLD OVER fREfE BODY, REsSTl.ksH-
MES HEADACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
nd Indanuatcrg Diseases 1rTns Children Adults
Rheumatism great Purifier Of the Blood and many ols
eases which flesh is heir 70 mention Ia
this advertisements Dose t03
PRICE so CENTS.
- The Liver InFigoTatgr and am1y Cathartle Pills
etsed BY Druggists generally and sold WhOlesaS y
the Trade IN all the large towns
Manufacturer snd PTOpIiftefs
iVTdEup9 s96 RruadUaT. Nav
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SERIOUS AooIDENT.-Mrs. ii. Amos Of Rock
port was severely injured by being thrown from
Wagon on the market grounds on Saturday
morning. She was attended by DR.. Hutchinson,
and it is hoped that her injuries may not prove as
lasting as was feared.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-07

B-Paddoek has the finest Four DoIlarl lat 70 De
found in Cleveland, and he has TWenty-Fh 'e hun
dred Shaker Bonnets which he will sell lowe than
they can be bought elsewhere, and his 'ho'e
varied assortment Of goods are going of at the
same low rates
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-07

AccIDENT.-on Saturday morning a horse
which was being driven by Mr.. VIM. Watson CElx,
oslslOr Coal Oil Agent) became frightened and
running the buggy against lamp post threw Mr.
W. out, injuring him severely.
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DEmoCRATIC MRRTING.

A large meeting Of the National Democracy, last
evening" was Addressed BY Governor King Of Maryland
and llr. Flourney Of Arkansas, Their remarks were
well received.
At the close notice was given Of 4 meeting 70 be
held next wednesday In the county, to send delegates
TO the State Convention, to appoint delegates repre-
sent Georgia al Baltimore.
Ii represented here that the frost has greatly In
iured tho crops Of Upper Georgia and Alabama.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-07

AcADKHE OF MUsIc'-Those Of our citizens who
were unable to see the rendering Of the octoroOn
by the company recently here, will now have an
opportunity of seeing that startling and intensely
interesting play, with the well known actress, Miss
Kimberly ss the octOrOon. The play will be pre-
senEed for the first time this evening. Miss Kim
berIy will be ably supported by the whole COM
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HALF FARE.-The Michigan Central Railroad
(Capt. L. A. Pisroe, Agent,) willoarry passengers
to the Chicago Convention and return at half fare.
The nights ride on one of the fne steamers to
Detroit will agrseably diversity the trip.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-07

ROw.-Jerry Cornella and P. Mclaughlin went
- DebOu's Saloon on Pittsburgh street on satur-
urday night and called for liquor, which being re-
fused they pitched n and smashed bottles 4 Rasses
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

The Evening Journal Ia informed that by the ad-
vie3 Of eminent counsel memorial will be presented
to Congress TO reopen the Santtllan
John Thomas Sergeant ex-Judge Of the Supreme
Court OF Pennsylvania died this morning.
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RAILROAD AccDEET.-on Saturday morning as
freight train on the c. C. & C. R. R. was being
hauled to the Flats, one of the cars jumped the
track near the foot of Vineyard street. and ran Or
distance upon the ground until it struck the abut-
ment of the bridge. The tear was somewhat in
jured. A brakeman who was upon it, jumped of
In time to save himself frOre any serious hurt.
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NEW YoRK. Nay 5.

NEW 1ORKi May D.
The steamship Vanderbilt took out upwards Of a
million sud half in specie and the city Of Baltimore
s56 both steamers took out nearly 700 passeagers
Wss3srs ann and Theodore Ryndsrss, U. 5. Deputy
Vsrshas a sra to-day dismissed from Office for al
Iss5 commit Ity Ia the escape Of the supposed SLAYER
Storm King Thch left this port few days ago for
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Saturday AIternOOn's RepOrt.
FROM HAVANA,
I9OHI IN = m N5
Nrw YnRr M

NEw YoRE, May 8.
Tho steamer Cahawba brings Havana advieos Of tile
30th, with no news. The rainy season had begun,
and grinding will soon be suspended leaving the sugar
CROP q short one
Prices were nm. Stocks $40 900 boxes.
Molaasos unchanged.
Freights improving nd increasing demand for small
vessels.
Exchange on London II l-2a22 premium; on New
York par to IL PEI cent premium.
The Quaker City, from New YORK, arrived ct Havana
on the 30th.
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FOR LAKE sUPERIoR.-The fine side wheel
steamer North Star, Capt: Sweet, win leave for
Lake Superior this evening.
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EROm OsWEGO.
oswEeo. May 5.

OSWEGOs May y
The dispatch from Washington yesterday 70 the As
socated Press satir q that the Board Of Trade OF Oa-
eo couplaniug Of tbs in which the reeipro-
city treaty between tn U S. and Great Britain s car
ried out is 4 mistake The OsWego board OF trads nae
no action on this subj, sct.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs.


DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
Il DIENTS IN these Pills the result Of long and
excessive pces. They mild in their operation and
certain in correcting oil Irregularities, Painful AIensfrua
ttions renewing all Obsrucons, whether from cold or
otherwise headache pain in the sae palpatOn Of the
heart whites all nervous affections hyEisticE fatigue
pa the back and limbs, &C. disturbed sleep which
arse from interuplion Of nature
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the commencement Of in the trestuent of
thoss irregularities and obstrncons which have cOnsgned
mauythOusands Of the young the beautiful and the
rveS "a 4 Premature Crsve No female an onioV rood
eah unless she is regular and whenever An obstructon
hes place the general health begins 20 decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
arc the eieotual remedy knownf or all con-
painis peculiar TO Ftasf. To ell classes they iuvh
uahs HduHg nth cerfaHfy periodical regularity They
known to thousands Wha have used them dderen
psr0dn throughout the country having
Of the most eminent physcGnsia Anercd Espcifdtree-
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each BoI-he p ice One Dollar each boz Containing 90
PiElE
valuable pamphlet 10 be had free Of the Agents Pills
emf b. ma promptly, BY enclosing price the General
AGENT Sold b. DRUGGISTS generally.
r. b. HUTCHINGS, G0neTn Agent,
l65 Chambers ST.. New YORK.
Sold in Cleveland ut VIM. FiEks and Galord Ham
nond's. decfeOwd&W:Rz0