Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-26

A st. Louis drayInan has become totally
blind in consequences OF oyer-exertion in lift
ing, -
Mrs. Partingtou fSbillaber) is not elected
TO The Massachusetts, Legislature as heretofore
announced. The official count elects the Re
publican candidate. .
Madame Bisaccianti, formerly a well-known
prima donna. has sunk so low that she is now
a waitress at a street concert room in San
Francisco.
An Australian paper says that cob-webs
are a complete cure for dysentery. He takes
them in pills, four a day. They are also used.
for fever and ague.
We have heard before of c5bblers and
elemonade with a fly in it, being taken in
ternally, but never before Of cobwehs.
"A returning Pixies Peaker passed thro'
Elwood, K. T., last week, mad for pets a
! grizzly bear, two 'bufier' calves. two black
tail deer and two mountain lions.
"A verdict of m~anslaughter has been
rendered against two spiritualists, in Canada,
who killed. little child, suffering from scar
let fever. BY dashing cold water and salt over
its naked body.
NO less than three daily papers are pub
lished at Denver City, Pixies Peak-a place
Of less than 5000 Inhabitants.
The whole number Of post Offices in the
/ United States, on the 18th of Oct. ult, was,
according to the official records Of the P. 0.
Department 2s,573.
-AIitte pipe clay, dissolved in the water
employed in washing, will cleanse the dirtleSt
Z clothes thoroughly, with about One-half the
( labor. and fully one-half less soap Besides,
the clothes will be improved in color.
Tom Savers, the prize fighter, was almost
mebbed in Wnlsall, England, a place he Wis
lited while engaged with a circus company,
by some roughs inimicaI TO him. The police
were obliged to protect him to his hotel.
While sitting in the Office OF a medical
friend the other day, a gentleman stepped IN
whose attention was. attracted by two nifty
cent plaster casts-one of Clay, the othel
Webster. After looking for a moment at the
one intended for the SAGE Of Ashland, be IN.
quired of the N. D.: SIS that Clayf' 'No,'
very cody responded the doctor" sits plastic
Of P1ris."
The debts Of the several States. OF hu
rope at the closing OF June 1860, was rs TO.
.. lows: Great Britaia, S.. 1865, O00,O 0O- France
50, $50, 900, 600; Russia, 81, 745, 000,OOOi Aus
: tria 81, 500. 000, 900; Spin, Sl,050,000, OO0
Prussia, $284.000, 600; Portugal, S~l9O,000,
600; Turkey, Sl35,g0O,0oo; Belgium, 500,
: 600, 600,
An idiot at Salzbnrg, GermtnY beiu
verv fearless, an experiment was made {
text his courage, by setting him to watc
over q pretended corpse, butwhich-~as J
reality a living person env5l3ped, ana, as
proved unfortunately, confined in a shrouC
As the supposed corpse began to move, th
idiot told it TO lay still, and being disObcyeC
> seized a hatehet and cut of first one of th
, feet, and in spite Of opposition, the head
thy ur3Piv-- ;rnpazAar after which he c7lml
. resumed his Watching
"A cubic inch of gold is worth one hur
d dred and f~orty-six dollars; a cubic loot tw
S hundred and ffty-two thousand two hundrc
and lightweight dollars q, cubic yard, s.
millions eight hundred and ~seventy-six do
n tars. The quantity of gold now in existent
n is estimated to be three thousand millions
e dollars, which, welded into one mass couI
h be contained in a cube OF tweuty-three fee
We find the following directions to keep il
from show windows going the rounds: Tai
anlordinary paint brush or sponge, and III
= overthe glass once or twice a day a little a
d 6ohol, and it will keep the glass as free froI
e ice as in the middle of summer, ami will CIV
e as good a polish as can be got IN any 9th,
I way, 4--
The richest man in ST. Louis Is James ]
l fLucas, banker, worth, it is said, So, 10000
d Peter Lindelrs estate is put dOwnat t,00C
: 600, and that of Benoist, banker, at 81, 800
' 600