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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12

NEW TREArNEST.-Dr. Gibson's improved
Negative and Positive Electro Chemical
Baths is now the best treatment in the
world for the permanent cure Of rheh-
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coughs, colds, fever, asthma, consumption,
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Dr5psy, gcut, salt rheum, syphilis, and all
private diseases, neuralgia, paralysis, mental
depression, dizziness, apOplexy, congestion,
nervous prOstratiOn, palpitation Of the heart,
fits, delirium tremens, insanity, and many
other chronic and acute diseases, and stands
unequalled for the cure Of. diseases peculiar
to females. Office No. III Ontario street.
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ia Strong suspicious, and which prove
to have been well grounded, that the brands
of the City Mills have been used by other
parties on their flour-On Thursday last, q
-four dealer was caught putting it on twenty
five barrels, and then sent it out into the
country to his customer at Grafton.
We now offer reward Of IS TO any one
that will bring proof against any person or
persons, of their using the brands of the
City Mills on other -four, or mixing other
-four with the Superior NiIs or City Mills,
and selling the same under said brands.
je9dlw H. HARVEY K co.
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THR GLORIOUS TEHTH.-The following we
find in the Detroit Advertiser of yesterday,
by which it seems doubtful if the Detroit
Military can be present upon the. Grand
Union Celebration Of the Battle of Lake Erie,
and the Inauguration Of the magnificent
Statue Of Com. Perry, which statue is grow
ing into beauty of form and action under
the ehiseling of o'Brien. @ =.
THE LIGHT GUARD AND THE CLEVELAND Gel
EBRATION.-We regret to learn that the re-
cent command Of the General, that the mill
tary companies Of this State should 90 into
encampment on the 4tb Of September for
three DAYS, will render it next to impossible
for the Detroit Light Guard TO comply with
the invitation of the Cleveland authorities 70
ioin with them in the celebration on the 10Th
Of September. a
il will be recollected that the Clevelanders
on that day viii inauguratea marble statue
of Commodore Perry, and il Is not only
highly proper, but il is almost incumbent
upon Detroit, as a duty, 70 be represented
there, not merely IN her military, but in the
municipal capacity, and various civic or
carnations. The celebration is that OF
| the Battle Of Lake Erie, the benefits Of
which were realized Immediately and full
| lv by Detroit. We hope, therefore, that
our worthy General will so modify his or
der that the Light Guard may be relieved
from the duties Of the encampment. We have
spoksn Of the Light Guard, because we were
incidentally appTised, in the conversation
with one Of the members lately, that they
were intending TO go 70 Cleveland, when the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12

THE LADY FROM TIFFR.-The Rochester
American relates the adventures in that city
of a lady who said she was from Tifn, Ohio,
who reached that city on Thursday evening
last. She put up at a hotel, aud in the morn
ing went out shopping. Her actions in dry
goods store exciting some suspicion, a search
warrant was made out and she was waited
upon by the officers. In her pocket was
roll of bills amounting to about $1,000. She
had seven yellow silk handkerchief in the
piece, two pieces Of brOeatelle, and some rolls
of ribbon, ali of which she said she bought.
They could not be identified, the trade
mark being removed. The American further
says ID ILf3J 4lt t-i q
The woman was, as we have said, about
thirty-iye years Of age. She had black hair
and dark eyes, and was dressed very neatly
in dark throughout. Just such woman IS
reported 10 have called at the hack stand in
front of the Court House, yesterday after
noon, and hired carriage to convey her into
the town Of Pen6eld, a mile or two beyond
Peniield village. She was sihgularly incom-
municative, and declined to allow the driver
to inquire for anybody, at Penfeld or vicini-
ty. After proceeding about two miles beyond
the village, she directed the carriage to be
turned around and driven back. The driver
obeyed and was fRslly told to stop at a grave
yard some distance from any house. Then
the strange fare got out, and having paid
for the use Of the carriage, was left standing
hrrf f1,af NJ 4Ho4 - l.,
heard Of her. Whether this woman was the
whilom Mrs. Davidson we really cannot say,
but we have strong suspicious that she was
the same person. Why she chose to be land
ed at graveyard we cannot even guess. .I
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.-.aa CLEVELAND, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 12 1850.

Generals orders interfeyed. We suppose
others, and perhaps all Of the Detroit mill
tary have been invited by the Cleveland,
people, but are not advised whether others
intended to 20. All who wish TO 20, certain
ly should have that privilege. We commend
the matter specially to the attention Of the
General.
The liberal spirit in which the arrange
meuts for the celebration have been planned,
will be understood when II Is known that
invitations have been sent to the Grand
Lodge Of Masons Of Ohio, and three hundred
and twenty subordinate lodges, the military
companies Of the State, and those Of Chica-
60, Detroit and Buffalo the first Light In
iantry Of Providence, R. /, the Mayors and
prominent officers of the Lake and State
cities, and the survivors Of the battle Of
Lake Erie. Many have signifed their ac-
ceptance Of said Invitations. Among the
celebrities, who we are assured WILDE pres
ent, will be the orator Of the day, the Hon.
George Bancroft, the American historian.
d
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AN IEcIDEET At THE WRECK OF THE ARCTIC.
"A correspondent Of the Detroit Tribune,
who was passenger in the unfortunate
steamer Arctic at the time Of. her loss, wri-
ing from Portage Lake, says;
"The head porter Of the Arctio,--a coiored
man-named VIM. Il! Evans, after the pas
sengers and crew had landed on the Island,
requested leave Of the Captain, 10 90 back to
the steamer. BE received permission, and
taking with him five other persons, proceed
ed 70 the vessel which wab sinking rapidly,
and brought from her the chandeliers, and
many other things, including the large car
net from the ladies saloOn and ten minutes
after leaving the steamer she sank, Out al
the carpet the Captain made q camp for rs,
which saved the ladies, ana in fact all of US,
much suffering, as the place where we land
ed WIS a bleak one, and We were exposed 70
a cold and pitiless wind and rain. Mr..
Evans deserves much credit, and in this
connection would also state that he com
handed one Of the small boats, that brought
passengers safely 10 the shore"
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LOEe AID SHORT DATs.-We have about
reached our longest term of daylight, which
will give about sixteen hours Of sunshine out
of twenty The following we clip from
an exchange: "At Berlin and London the
longest day has sixteen and half hours at
Stockholm the longest day has eight and a
half hours at Hamburg the longest day has
SEVENTEEN hours, and the shortest seven at
St. .PetersbuFgh the, longest day has nineteen
and the shortest five hours at Ternea, in
Finland, the longest day has twenty-one
and half hours, and the shortest two and q
half hours at Wundsrhus, in Norway, the
day lasts from the 2lst Of May to the ed Of
July without interruption, and at spitzber-
gen the longest day ldsta three and half
months. at4ul
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12

THE PIONEER CELEBRATION.-The arrange
ments for the Pioneer Celebration, at New
burgh, on Wednesday, are progressing rapid
ly. A fine location has been secured fot the
Big Tent, near a spacious and pleasant grove
few rods from the village, easy Of access
and well furnished with water, &c. The
people of Newburgh will welcome their Wis
itors from all parts of the county and invite
them all to their old fashioned pic mic, 10
which each one is expected to bring . well
filled basket. All who have any relics
of Olden time are expected to take them to
add to the interest ofthe occasion. Addresses,
toasts and an Old Folks Concert will be
among the exercises and the Old Soldiers will
report themselves for duty. tsl
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IyPRovruENrs AT rHE BRUsH FAcTo

IyPRovENENTs AT THE BRUSH FACTORY.-
We learn that Mr.. Geo. P. Smith has pur-
chased thesbuiIding, fixtures, stock and good
will Of the Cleveland Brush Company and
intends to greatly enlarge the business. He
leaves this morning for the EAST to examine
TIE workings of eastern factories. The
building is to much enlarged, steam power
put in, land a large number of hands employed.
He designs making an extensive factory fit to
supply the western market Being adjacent
to the industrial School, an opportunity win
be given of work for many of the boys
There is no reason why this should not be a
specially favorable point for this branch Of
manufactures, wood being cheap and bristles
nlentfiul
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rnIRecord. Iane IIth.

U. 8. COURT-JUDGE WILLsOH.-The Circuit
Court will meet this morning for the trans
action of business. .rTr qzt eF5u
CoURr OF CoNMoN PLEAs--J6DeE BoL4oS.-
Nicholaus VS.. City ,of Cleveland On the
evening of April lst, 1851, the plaintiff, in
passing upOntario street. when in front ofPOt-
ter'sBlOck stepped on grating which turned
and he fell partly through the pavement,
receiving injuries. He claims that the side
walk in which the grating was placed iwas
effectively made, and the grating was I'M
sufficiently secured, and seeks to recover
damages for the injuries. Verdict for de-
fendant. 94F5e afI4
Stein vs.. Lehrlind. Action to recover
commissions for the sale of real est ate in
Milwaukee. On trial. -alad. alif
JUDGE BIsHOP-McClell VS.. Webb ct
al. Action arising from sale Of steam boil
srs. On trial.
JUDoE FooTE.-The divorce case Of Jane
Wbedon VS.. Charles Whedon is on hearing.
The defendant is the Whedon who is con-
fined in the Asylum at Newburgh, and
whose escape from that institution we chFon-
ieled some months ago.
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FoR THE EAsT.-The magnificent steamers,
City of Buffalo and Western Metropolis, IN
the line of the Lake Erie and Buffalo Steam
boat Company, commences on Monday night,
leaving Cleveland and Buffalo each evening,
connecting with the day express trains. Chi
cagopassengers eastward bound cannot choose
q pleasanter summer mode of reaching Buffalo
than by the morning train on the Michigan
Southern, TO connect with one of these float
ing palaces, and after refreshing nights
rest on the lake, to take fresh start" from
Buffalo the next morning. Bear It in mind.
Chicago Tribune. Eff
That is so. The City of Buffalo left this
port last evening upon her first trip. She
has been reitted and repainted, until she
shines in most wonderful splendor and neat
ness. Every portion of the mammoth boat
is in the very highest order and most
perfect trim. The spacious promeuades, the
elegant saloons and the gorgeous cabins it is
pleasure 10 inspect, and throughout all her
interior the boat is as truly magnificent as
any boat that floats. She is commanded BY
true sailor and a perfect gentleman, Capt,
Perkins, who is ably assisted by his corps Of
officers. ,,.,-.
The Western Metropolis has been fitted IN
Buffalo and is also in most elegant order for
the seasons business. Capt Goldsmith, who
was, last year, mate of the City of Buffalo,
commands her. She leaves Cleveland on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, the
City Of Buffalo alternating. i>iili "a-
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The ZouxyEs VIsIT.-It IS intended by
the Cleveland Light Guards, to extend an in
vitaiiOn to the Governor and Staff to be
present upon the occasion of the visit of tho
Chicago zOuaves upon the 2sth.
We are glad to know that our citizens are
subscribing literally to defray the expenses of
the occasion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12
F, F. MERIAN, Sec'y.
COllRmer, June II, 1860.


FRON THE On REGION.-By the following
from the Pittsburgh Gazette, it will be seen
that the news of the failure of the Pennsyl-
vania Oh Wells were without foundation:
The steamboat ''Eeho" brought down 1873
barrels Of Oil on Saturday, Ill of them being
from the we'll of Rouse, Mitchell 4 Brown,
and ~ from Brewer / Watson's well. Both
of the above wells are located, the first in
and the latter fourteen miles from Titusville,
Crawford county. We were informed by q
gentleman who has been up there, and who
came down on the echo" on Saturday, that
there were now upwards of 800 barrels of
oil lying on Oil and Venango creeks ready
for shipment, most of which will 90 70 New
York city, via the Sunbury and Erie Rail-
road; and the balance will come to this city
by the river. Two new wells have been
opened within so feet of iron vein oil, and
the yield is said to be in the neighborhood
of 20 barrels a day, each. Among the wells
in Titusville and vicinity, we heard men
toned as increasing in yield, were those Of
Barnsdale, Rouse 4 Need, the daily yield
being % barrels; Crosby 4 Co., the same
Sinclair's well u brakes 10, and Brown 4
Watson's %. Most of the above firms send
their full daily yield to New York, where it
commands, in a crude state, thirty to thirty
one cents per gallon, cash. The Echo took
up over 800 new barrels Saturday, for one
firm in Franklin. We heard gentleman
bargain in a very unconcerned manner with
a cooper of this city, for the delivery Of 500
barrels on the next trip Of the Echo, saying
rather cOolly, off you can make them fast
enough, and send promptly, we will give
you orders for larger lot to be sent every
time the Echo comes up" He said this
while sitting on dry-goOds box, on the Al
legheny levee, talking with some gentle
men,. When it is remembered that the pri-
ces of these barrels, Wholesale, are from one
to two dollars each, and that their firm
uses twice that amount weekly, the aggre-
gate smount Of the transaction may be i'm
aginea.
There are now some 10 wells in active op-
GRAFTON, besides some being repaired on Oil
Greek, and some just ready to begin. Land
that B few years since when solo at a few
dollars was considered a good bargain by
the seller, rs now scarce at 81, 500 and s., 900
| per acre. s-- -al.s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12

l5- Now that the heat Of summer is at
hand, it is more than ever necessary that
our pure lake water should be brought to
perform its useful service in laying the dust,
which is already great annoyance. B. P
Bower gives his attention TO Plumbing, and
does his work with neatness and expedition,
and at reasonable prices. His shop is on the
east side of the Public Square. RIO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12

THE COycEKT THIS EvEEINs.-The concert
at the MelOdeOn this evening, for the benefit
of Miss Mary L. segur, will be very fine
affair and largely attended. This singers
and performers are among the best in Cleve-
land, and the programme includes many
pieces Of high order. Don't fail to be at
the Melodeon at an ealry hour.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12

STILL L1vING.-The oOlored man Thomas
Jefferson, who was stabbed on the North
Star on Sunday, was living last evening and
had some chance Of recovery. He was sens
ible, and said that " John the barber in
tlicted the wounds. Wilson had not been
found last night. ..l. ,..--.., ....
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TIE FRsT IN THE FIELD.-The GTays last
evening completed their arrangements for the
celebration of the coming fourth Of July.
They have full dress parade in the morning,
and an excursion on the lake in the afier-
noon. The committee having the matter in
eAaFgS haze an experience in such meters
that viii ensure success and glorious time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12

To TIE sAEDUsEY ToURNAMENT-Captsin
Minckley Of Engine Company No. 4, has
chartered the Propeller Portsmouth to go to
the ssndusly Tournament. Companies Nos.
4 ahd2 will go by this route. The boat will
leave here Wednesday evening, and will
afford pleasant trip to her passengers.
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N ~ snLnM0NS0N

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC oPTIcIAN.
Keeps the largest assortment Of the most approved
tSuds Of sPEoTACLEs. An his Glasses, whether
for near or far sighted, are ground under his own
inspection by machinery Of new construction, with
the greatest care so a. to suit the eyes IA all
enring Weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation Of the
ewes and imparting strength for long reading or hne
sewing. ,, -. 80 a i.
,,bIic that be employs any IN the sale Of
his Lenses. -. . ON, ~ ..s,ar,,
,ifTR1SCbPfs, COEPAsSES, &C., kent on hand.
De- ARTIFICLAL EYES inserted without pain,
as Peiie0' % NO "a SUPERIOR STREET,
..t.t7 Near Eogg,s oroekeEy Store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12

OLD PIoNEERs' CELEnEATIoS At NEwBuRGH,
WEDNESDAY TIE l3gH.--Mr. Stevens large
Omnibus has been engaged and viii start for
Eewburgh from the Old Court House at pre-
eisely half-past Wednesday morning, the
18th -H p .If '- ff
The procession will be under the direction
Of the Sheriff, L. D. Wightman, Esq as
Marshal Of the day. The large Omnibus
win move first, eontaini ng the Soldiers and
Widows of 1872, and LGland'a Brass Band.
The next Omnibus will contain the old folks,
and troops Of musicians. Next, such other
0mnibuses and Carriages as wish to join the
procession.
Those desirOus of enjoy ing the occasion
are requested to meet at the Court House at
hAlf-past o'clock. All ara requested to be
prompt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12

~ E. RuAihi, IFS Superior street, has
received the Spring Fashions Of Hats and
Caps. 1t embraces all styles and qualities,
and of course viii be sold "a low as possible.
We should advise those who wish beauti-
fli and well becoming hat or cap to call on
Mr., Rufini.
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sold " STRONG 3 ARMsFR0NG.
HoLlowAYIs PIlLs.-Let reason "a

HoLIowAY's PILLs-Let reason guide you.
Dyspepsia. CostiveRess. There Is no grief but can
be assuaged no rain nsusoeptble Of alienation,
disease without remedy. Are you dyspeptiei look
for the cause in disordered stomach, or derange-
ment Of the liver. Are you oostive or bound In the
b0wesl here again arc the stomach or viscsra are
fault Holloway's Pills viii eradicate the souroe.-
Try them. They have never yet failed in single
instance out Of millions Of cases. We arge all Who
suffering nom Dyspepsia, COstivenesss Bowel
Complaints, 6c 20 use them al once, as they viii
eGectually cure. The proof lies IN the trial Pro-
euoe box and be convinced Of their immeaiate e.
feet Read the advertisements elsewhera.
Sold by all Druggists, al &c, &c, and 81 par box
or Dot. junel2lW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12

~ Dr. Hostetter's Bitters have received
The warnest eneomiums from the press and people
throughout the Union. As a valuable tonic for the
cure Of Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Constipation, aud
general nervous debility, it cannot be spproaehed-
Every day new Of its great effect are ehronieled
through the public Journals There is nothing equal
10 the enjoyment which the afflicted experience
when using this vauable specc. Its mid tone, its
sure and vigorous action upon disorderod stomach,
and the cleansing Of the entire human body, should
recommend q 70 all classes Of our community All
that viii be necessary TO convince the skeptical Of
its healthy effects, is to purchase bottle and be
satisfied
For sale BY Druggists end dealers generally every
where, and BY HosFETTER SMfTH, Sole Proprie-
tors, IS Water and IS Front streets, Pittsburgh.
june2lsglW
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GUrLFT.--Jeunio Dodge, whose case for
keeping house Of ill-iaine has been on con-
slant trial since Saturday morning, was last
evening found guilty. A motion for a new
trial was made, and the case hsld open to
Friday. D ~ ~
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NRW ApYRRTIsRMRNTs.

/. D. Rucksr-Bxcursion to Sandnsky
steambost Excursion TO SGndusky.
Relthcrg Halmmann-Hoo Skirts.
ars. shaw Millinery.
~. NJ. Simnonds--sAls Of real estate
A, R. Reding
Hughes a Lester-salt and Highwines
J. D. Cobb & Co--NsW Books.
Taylor, Griswold a Co-Lawns.
Hawks a Bro-Periodioals, &C.
Holloway's Pills-special Notice.
Hostetter's Bitiers-special Notice.
Physiological Researches-Special Notice.
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sFRAwBERRY FEsFEvAL.-The ladies of St.
Johns Church West side) invite their
friends, and all others who wish to participate
in an abundance Of Strawberries, Ice Cream,
and their benignant smiles, to their Festival
on Wednesday evening, June 18Th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12

FHE.-At half-Past nine last night, the
house owned and corrupted by DR.. Davis,
No. 100 Ohio street, WIS discovered to be on
Ere. It was speedily extinguished with but
little damage. It caught some way from q
light left burning while the family were
aWaY. Ii L.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12
No. a s0uth sids Publie sauare.

5as- Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons,
Cake Baskets, CastOrs, Napkin Rings, Labels,
&C., &c. A very large stock, and all war
ranted of the best Double Plate, can be found
at FOGd, ELLSWORTH & Co.'S,
octl Cor. Superior and Seneca sts.
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eA AAo AAIeeNAs
UNION S. S. AT COLLAMKR.-A very inter
estfng and, profitable Sabbath School gather
ing was held at the Congregational Church,
On Sunday ofthe present week. The densely
crowded house was called to order by the
chairman, Rev. Mr. Sharpe.
After the reading of an appropriate portion
ofScripture by the chairman, the blessing Of
God Was invoked by Rev. Mr. Hayden. In
terssting reports were then presented from
eleven schools. The reports showed an evil
dent increase of interest upon the part ofboth
old nnd young. A fact truly encouraging to
every friend of Sabbath schools. Short but
spirited remarks were made by Rev. Mr..
Butler, Rev Mr. Philips, Rev. Mr.. Hayden,
o. F. Huntington, Jay Odell, and J. W.
Aldtich.
81 Oh motion off, Prentiss, Esq, F. F. Meri-
am was chosen Secretary. Euclid Greek was
designated as the place for the next meeting,
which is to be held upon the I'd Sunday in
August. The exercises were enlivened by
frequent singing led by B. J. Beers.
The strict attention and excellent behavior
Of the children, ought not 70 be Passed un-
noticed.
While cheerfulness and goodwill beamed
from every cOuntenance, no hilarity nor dis
orde was observed. The meeting closed with
benedietion by Rev. Mr.. Philips; each one
going out with renewed hopes strengthened
faith, and increased desire, for the prosperity
and ultimate success of the Sunday school.
Rev. A. SHARPE, President.
F, F. MERIAM, Sec'y.
COllhmer, June IL, 1860
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12

CHANGE OF TME.-A slight change of time
went into effect yesterday on the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh Railroad The morning. train
now arrives in this city at $50 and the after
noon train leaves at S55 instead Of1s:40 as
formerly. This will be an accommodation to
the residents upon the line Of the road