Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

| Va" bOuhh.-ihE ANOiDAhLE fohMS OF us
EASE, INSANITY AND DEFORMITY by JOhl
EHs, NJ, d, Professor OF the Principles ant
Practice OF Medicine In the Western Medica
College Of Cleveland, Ohio; author Of "Marrlag
and Its violations" A book for the people a
| well az for the profession New York; Published
by the Author, 1860.
MARRIAGE AND ITs VIOLATIONS LIcENTIoUsNEs
AND VioE. by Johu Ellis, N D at the Ceyo
land Medical College. New York: 1860.
These two books are such as are worth serious
and careful consideration ftom all who are inter-
ested in the health Of themselves, their families OF
the world at large, The first is volume Of $50
pages full of suggestions aud advice as TO the PIE
vention Of disease II Is the result of careful study
and long continued observation, and every page
contains subject for thought and &C ion.
The other is q small work in which the uses and
abuses of married life are freely but delicatcly
handled, and notwithstanding lis most prominent
topics are those which are generally taJOoed from
ordinary life and conversation, and those which
the press and pulpit say little Of still they of
the utmost Importance and the author Is to be
commended for his honest treatment of them.
The above are for sale by Ingbam B Bragg
orty upon Canal street, known as tho elephant
Btll' estate, changed hands yesterday, but the
sale was afterwards reversed, the purchaser for
feiting the earnest money. The young man who
bought into the concern halls from ST. Louis, or
somewhere in that section and answers,we believe,
to tho namO of Dugan. lie arrived 10 our city
delightfully."- innocent of all deceptive wiles and
vordRnt as the buds of spring. The Divinity that
shapes our ends threw him into the company of
one Lucinda MOIlvane, who SO won upon his af-
fectiOns that be declared wheresoOver she went
there ho would 60 also,-her homo should DO his
home and her fate his fato.
She invited him into the Elephants and pro-
posed that they should buy the place and its good
viii (?) and establish partnership concern. The
idea struck him as a good one. Negotiations were
made and in due course of trade, the house. stock,
apparatus and "run" of the establishment we're
all transferred to Dugan, who paid over one dollar
and half to bind the bargain, the balance 10 be
paid as soon as his funds arrived. He then with
bis Lucinda, started on a tour of shopping to get
materials to reit the house, but unfortunately, at
the FIRST store, while be was bagaining for pillow,
she stole two coats which she thought would bo
handy to have in the hOlse. She was discovered
and arrested, her astOnished companion being let
off at the offer to turn States evidence. He after
wards concluded he would forfeit the bonus mon
ey and let the concern slide, which the Elephant
as the easiest way for him to settle the
difficulty. lie will leave for tho moral city of St.
Louis as soon as he has testified against Lucinda,
being satisfied with Cleveland. She is a "gay
girl, and few minutes conversation with her at
the Watch-hOuse rendered it evident to our mind
that she was not brought up according to the
shorter catecbism.