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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH eN THE WEsT
sIDE'-Yesterday morning the family Of H.
NJ. Anthony, residing at No. IS Church
street, West Side, were horror-stricken on
going TO the bedroom Of daughter and
discovering her lifeless body IN the bed. It
appears that the young lady had been suf-
fering for some time with sgue and fever,
but for the. last few days had felt much inn
proved. She retired 70 her room Thursday
evening as usual, and requested that she be
permitted 10 remain in bed late in the NOR
ming During the night she was not heard
from. Yesterday morning member of the
family went to her room, when the discov-
cry above mentioned was made. Soon after
a neighbor was called in, and Coroner Hart
man applied TO to make en- Investigation
The Coroner visited the house, but could
discover no evidence Of death by other than
natural means. The party who was called
in stated that she went to the chamber and
found the body lying on the bed, the head
thrown back, the limbs erampsd, and q
frothy substance issuing from the mouth
Nothing was found in the apartment that
indicated the means Of her death. A small
vial was found upon table, but the con-
tents were probably preparation for the
hair. The cause of her death is, Of course,
a mystery. The father is absent from home.
The young lady's Christian name was Har-
riet, and she was 20 years Of age.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

FIRE YEsTzRD4Y.-AbOut ? O'clock yester-
day afternoon g fire occurred in the coal-oil
refinery of C. A. Dean, on the canal at the
foot of Huron street. In few minutes from
the time the IRE was announced, the whole
building was envelOped in flames. The
building was of brick, but all the woodwork
connected with it, including the fence sur
rounding 1t, was entirely destroyed. The
Fire Department were promptly on the
ground, and soon in operation, but owing to
the large quantity of oil and other inasma-
bic material about the building, the fire
could not be arrested. We are informed
that Mr.. Dean will promptly rebuild, so
that within thirty days his works will
again be in operation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

D..
SABBATH EVENING LECTURES AT PLYMOUTH
CHURoH, PROSPECT STA series Of lectures
will be delivered BY the pastor Of Plymouth
Church, commencing on tomorrow evening,
to beeontinued on each succeeding Sabbath
evening during the winter, on Bunyan'S
Christian Pilgrim. The Christian Pilgrim
age from the City of Destruction to the City
Of New Jerusalem, together with the various
characters and events to be met with in the
way as indicated in Bunyan's AllegOry, viii
be illustrated and practically applied to men
and things Of our own day. All persons. in
terested in such an exposition of religious
truth, especially young men and women, are
invited to attend.
Persons stationed at the doors Of the Church
will seat all strangers, but if any prefer to
supply themselves with slip or sittings for
the winter,7ean do 50 on application to the
Treasurer of the Society, L. NJ. Pitnin.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15


BRUTAL AssAULT.-At an early hour last
evening, three rufians, more or less intoxi-
Gated, entered Madge's Lager Beer Saloon,
on Michigan street, and commenced an at
tack on all present. They first caught up
chair and threw it among some Germans
who were sitting at a table, then seized a
heavy iron poker with which they battered
down the stoYepipe and overthrow the stove,
and followed this up with an assault on the
proprietor, Telling him to the floor with the
pocker and kicking and beating him severely.
Officer Frazee, passing along, heard the fra
cas-, and stepping into the saloon, was knock
cd down and violently kicked and beaten.
In the scuf1e he fortunately succeeded in
getting possession Of the iron poker, and
with 1t struck one Of his assailants down. A
fellow officer arriving about this time, they
secured one Of the scoundrels, and proceeded
with him to the Watch House, where he was
locked up, The other two soon made their
appearances, and asked that theircompani
be released. They too were arrested and
locked up. The three viii be arrsigned be-
foro theiPolioe Court this morning for assault
and battery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

B-There will be found advertised in our
papsr soms fmily medicines that we desire TO call
upocial attention 70. Among them e Dr.. Viewers
SAT- Rhsum syrup and Cerato. We speak more di-
rsoty Of the Cefafe which is an 0intmentevsry fam
ilJthould keep Ct hand.
We know It has no equal for the cure Of frosted
isst. ohublains, rhappsd or cracked hands or lips,
snd f sore nipples isfho only thing required If
any person Is REeted with any disease vhsre good
salve is wanted, We advise them 70 give Dr. Wsavers
esrateip one trial and they wIbe convinced ofits
inertia.
Dr. WoareT'n Syrup. With the CeFAfe, Is sure cure
FOR ell humors, sores and diseases that arise from
impnrity Of te blood, asa
Another valuable preparation ia the old standard
remedy and peoples favorits, Perry Davis Pain Kill
lar Our readers only want to know that this rene
d. & pure aud genuine, and sold By all our city
druggists.
Dr. S. o. Richnrdson's sherry Wine Bitteu is q
very egrsoabla medicine and valuable where slim
ulaiing agent g. desired.
We know that all the above named remedies are
ust what the aalicted require. and be found At
the drug stores generaiy.-Louisyile Dem, Feb 10.
soid By Cay lord 3 Hammond, Q. S. Mackenzie, +.
". sac7 iaar. Strong A Armstrong and Wa. Fiske,
Cleveland, o. a-ea
EE-See Advertisement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

TIE LECTURE LAST EvEN1Ne.-Profe
ChadbOurne's second lecture before the Ii
brsry Association was delivered last evening
to full house. It was continuation of the
previous one, and treated of a higher grade
ofanimsl life, commencing with the Polyps,
comprising several distinct species Of the
jelly-fsh, star-fsh and other Of the 70
ophytes. OF these there are three varieties
those with single disk, who move with a
gentle motion through the water; and one
nearly transparent; sometimes, making pro
gress by opening and closing, after the man
ner Of an umbrella; those possessed of ella
with which they prOpel themselves forward;
and those who are provided with an air yes
sci, which enable them to rise, or sink at
pleasure. The sea cucumber, another of the
sanas family and taken on the coast Of
Florida, are much made use of as an article
of commerce, being sent in great quantities
to China, where they are used as food.
The lecturer then proceeded to treat Of
the Mollusca, one of the four sub Kingdoms
into which naturalists divide animals, and
which includes the oyster, snail and the
whole race of shell animals. In this class
are placed the squib and cutie fish, whose
tentseles or arms have been known to reach
the enormous length of twelve feet. Pro
fessor Chadbourne related an anecdote Of a
German enthusiast, who said to him, upon
his expressing the dislike he should enter
tain 10 being within the grasp Of such 8
creature, that " he should consider himself
fortunate TO have such an opportunity af-
forded for studying its habits and peculiari-
ties.9 Under this head, also, comes the lit
tlemarine sailor the arganaut, Oysters and
clans were temred GcepAalons, or headless
animals. Remains of the shells of the
former, of this species, had been found upon
the coast of Maine5 but, upon Investigation,
were discovered to have been left there by
Indians, perhaps hundreds of years before.
The last division examinsdwas the Grticu-
latG, the family to which crabs and HOLSTERS
belong. These are styled the insects of the
ocean, their Office being to purify by devour-
ing all dead matter. T VA r1vtryv
Professor ChadbOurne, in the course of
his lecture, paid high and merited COM
Pliment tOOur tOwnsman, DR.. Kirkland, styl-
ing him the Humboldt of America.
The third and last lecture, win be deliv-
cred this evening. at the MelOdeOn, and all
who choose to attend, viii doubtless be en-
tertained, and perhaps learn much that is
new Of the besutifnl forms Of animal life,
which exist everywhere about US,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

THE GRAF's FEsTtvAL.-rhe 6ray's sixth
annual festival win take place at the Angler
House on Tuesday evening, Dec. 18th, 1860,
and promises to be the dance Of the season.
Every effort is being made by the members
Of the company to eclipse all former ANNALS.
Ladies receiving cards Of invitations will be
called for By members Of the company. Gen
tlemen or heads Of families wishing carria-
ges can be accommodated by leaving their
address With any member of the company
or at the Angler House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15


DK9ioATieS oP THE NRw sYHAGoeUE.-The
ceremony of dedicating the Synagogue of
AxsHEA 6HEsED, recently completed upon
Eagle street, took plaek yesterday afternoon,
and was-Of a mountaineering and impress
i've character. The sermon #ss delivered
by DR.. Wise, of Cincinnati, and the cere-
monies conducted by Rev, Mr.. Hyman, of
Milwaukee.
The services were opened by. ehaunts and
recitation Of passages Of scripture, with re-
Sponses by the congregation; after which the
books Of the Law were borne three times
through the church. The writing of the
books is done upon parchment, and entirely
with pen, for thereason, asw were inform
ed. by member of the congregation, that
no word may be inserted or leftout; and thus
the original purity lost. -75 7-5Tz
The prayer, which preceded the sermon,
wss the same which was offered by Solomon
ct the dedication of the temple at- Jerusa-
lem, andwhich may be found in lst Kings,
sth chapter, commencing with the 2sd verse.
The sermon of DR.. Wise was appropriate
and exceedingly eloquent, the text being the
words-- a55
II seioice when they tell me ne shall go into
the House Of the Lord y h1E8
he rGfsrred to the present prosperous state
Of the Jewish Church, and said show many
kingdoms have fsllenAhoW many have
died-how many gods and religions have
been wOrshipped and believed, and have
passed away, yet sti1 we stand and that
belief dearest to our fathers, to ourselves
and to our children, will finally be dearest to
all mankind"
After the sermon aPprOPrist, hymns were
chanted BY the choir, the ceremony of depOs-
iting ethe sacred scrolP'4-the Zen command
ments=and other exercises peculiar to the
Jewish faith were gone through with, and
the services we're closed with 8 benedietion
BY the Rev. DR.. Wise.
The synagogue is q very neat structure
The intorior is 'tastefnIly arranged, and there
is seat room for probably 500 persons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15
Office No. 144 s. ppsriOr Street

THE GRATs' BALL.-The Ball of this Com
pany will take pla g at the Angler House on
Tuesday evening, the 18th inst, Tho danes
ing will be in the Academy of Music, where
an excellent floor win be spread down for
the purpose.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

CAUTIoS.-several residents on Granger
street charge that they have their clothes
stolen from the line, in their yards, at night,
and very naturally express themselves dis
satisfied. One family lost everything in the
shape of linen and cotton clothing they had,
except those in use, a few nights since. We
have a receipt which we think will efiectu-
ally prevent this, viz: Do not leave your
clothes on the line out of doors during the
night"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

CARD.-AIy patrons who want photographs
for Christmas and New Year Gifts are re-
sPectfully solicited to CALL SOON, that may
be enabled 10 give the necessary attention to
their orders. Respectfully,
. deco jan1st J. F. RYDER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

Rettberg HausmAnn- For the Holidays.
Small Farm Wanted.
Morgan ROot-Ksep The ohHarsa Warm. 2
s. ayman--Hollday Presents. '1 o ra1s
Sherwood Onkley-Dry Goods,
Lsnson Bood-Tho Hydropult
John Zlpp-FaF and Ball.
Isaac A. Isaacs-The Palmetto FiaE. ---
J. B. Cobb Co-Books for the Holidays,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

B%Probably no Bitters have such popu-
lsrity a. thossput up BY Dr. S. 0. Richardsou, OF
south BEADING Mass. Their curative propert are
surprising Thoy are administered in nervous dis
cases. neuralga depression Of spirits, inactivity
the liver, and dyspepsia, With complete success.
The sherry Wine Bitters srs for sale BY Gaylord
Hammond, Strong B Armstrong and Q. s. Mseken-
szie, Cleveland, o.
r-a--ss.- A t.f-sriisen,sr,t elss,rhere
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

@-Call on most any Druggist or Medi-
sEs dealer and get one ofthe Perry Davis Almansos
or directions for the Of the Vegetable Pain Kill
ar yen viii hnd them instructive, and BY following
ths directions, an immense amount Of suffering can
o. prevented, and at a trhing expense. Be sure you
get the genuine Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, upon
its reputation, aud great sale, many other and
sForthless preparations being palmed ohupon the
public. Doa't delays bat get il, and test it.
sald sTersEilars. and b eayfOrd a, HAunund
Wm. Fiske, q. s. Ma5ksnzie, Strong Armstrong
and 3. W. Sackrider, Cleveland, o.
! 80. Alrsrlisanlari in another column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

~ The ladies will notice that Mrs.
Shaw is selling nice Velvet Hats for five and
six dollars, all new, and choice styles. Her
rooms, 2Se Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

sFIRIIUEL.--Let it not be forgotten thst
Mr.. Baldwin speaks tomorrow morning and
evening at Chspin's Hall. Subject for NOR
ming, "The Kingship of Thought" In the
evening, I" The Pectitnde OF Nature, or all
Is Beautifil."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

~ Wholesale purchasers I6iH find ct J..
B.scob5 & co.'stse largest stock IN I've city Of
School Books, Outline Maps, Charet Music,
Bibles, ByMa Books, Lao and Medical
BOoEs, Blank Books, Stationery, d.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

HoLlowAY's PLLs-NEKvoUs HEADAoHE.
Tron whate5er cause, debility, indigestion, cos
lseuess liver complaint nervous disord,rsi will
find speedy and radical cure in HOlloway's Medi-
einea They invRorate the constitution, restore the
torpid energy OF ts st0machi stimulate the petion
fthe bowels, clesIse the blood and purify the Sc
erstions Of the bile and liver.
BB-sold BY all Druggists IS 25o, &c and &C = box
Read the advertiBemeDt elsewhere.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

Frank PARKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, a No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures. sr,a,
I .f i, ,.g-.,.s., BepS4R26;ly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

Tamper not with Nature and the laws
physical and moral that guide her operations. Her
gifts were made to use snd not abuse. The direful
results arising from the latter are LEGION; the most
settsd hsbifs Of ths basor sort BE- overcome By
careful psru5al ofthe work, "Human Fraiity, or
Physiological Researcher Il VIII lead those de
based and degraded victims that hover on the brink
Of dissolution to the paths Of happiness and virtue
Read and be conYiced, the truth is there
Read the advertisements Of 'Triessmar'' IN another
column. Sold By Dr. barrow lg5 Bleeeher st., New
York Price 25c., sen free Of postags everyrEhere,
d Aho sold BY K. g. Gaylord and William Fiske,
3 Druegists Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

-EII IA FRIEND IN Med. TkN 1T,
DR. sWEET's lETALLlBLE LISiNlEHf 10 prepared
from She recipe Of DR.. stephen Sweet, Of Cen
necticut the great bonssetter and has been uHedin
his practice for the last twenty with the most
astonishing success. As an external remedy It is
without rival, and VIII alleviate pain more speed
II than any other preparation. For al Rheumatic
and Nervous Disorders It is truly infllible, and a.
sutatiVe for Sores, Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, &c'
~ soothing healing and powerful strengthening
properties excite the Just wonder and astoDlshment
81 all-RhO have sgeE given s. a trial Over four
aundrod certificates Of remarkable cures, performed
By Il within the last two years, attest this fact.
For sale by Strong 3 Armstrong and VIM. Iiske.
See advertisement. senzl-k k2ll&W j
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

-Can not be denied, that the celebrated
and popular medicines Of Dr. & A Weaver, far sur
passes all other remedies for humors and chronic
complaints. An over the country people are ad-
ertsiuz this fact If they are truly as good as they
rs said 10 be an5 there is reason 70 donbt) they
are truly a blessing 70 suffering humanity.
For sale by Strong & Armstrong and VIM. Kiske.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

SAN. COwEuL.-The Concert last night was
not so well attended as it deserved, for it was
really capital treat. A good laugh is some
thing worth having now-a-days, and We
should let no opportunity pass hat viii af-
ford one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

~ We are under obligations to the
American Express Co. for yesterdays Gin
einnaii papers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ See advertisement Of Dr., sanford's
BivsrInvigorator.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

Gas- All should not iaiI to redd the adver-
iissment Of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

Mg- The Metropolitan market is this
morning supplied with large and particu-
-iarEy- fine lot Of turkeys and chickens. In
addition can be found fresh sugar-cured
hams, sausage, lard oysters, and an unusu-
ally fne stock Of beef, pork, mutton, &c.-
Every effort is made to secure for the Metro-
politan helwell-earned reputation Of being
the model market Of Cleveland. An orders
filed promptly and purchases delivered at
residences.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15
I SptfiaI gotitts,
Dyspepsial DygpopsialI DyspepsialIl
WIaffsffy Hoe Csreai

Dyspepsia q our National Disease-veak stornash,
fble digestion, distress amer eating, costiNo habit
bilious condition. Bow many suffer with it, and itl
attendant symptoms oflow spirits, had taste, ooaiea
toarue. obstupGc3 bsad, and attacks of headache J
Yet how fsu know how 10 eur0 iti Generally, be-
cause the bowels oonspated resort Is had to ca
thartics or laxatives But such aeopditon was new
ur by eaihariies, whose only oaloeh 70 weaken the
digtstltn and impair the integrity Of the entire aa-
a!milailVe agstcm.
bnt Hunphrcy't Hom0pathlo Dyspepsia Phh-a
smple medieated sugar pill-have cured hundreds Of
the worst and most obstinate eascs. This Is done
ulmply b. iproving the tone and restoring ihe IN
togrity Of the digestive organs, from which result
good appetite regular hahita, clear head aud buoy
ant spiriss Such medicine is a gem, and only re-
quires 70 be known 20 bo appreciated,
Rroo as cents per box, with diroctionA boxes 81.
sent By mail OF express, free Of charge, on reoaps
Of the price. Address,
-etr fDr. 9. HUMPHREYS 3 co.,
No. 5d2 Broadway, n. Y.
sola y 4. W. saekrider, and Churchill a Bro.
EB-ses advertisement 10 another column
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

uE-Holloway's Pills aud Ointment are sold By
.7 7 CHURCHILL 3 BROTHER
S W. cor. Ontario 81. and Pub. square