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LIBRARY ASSOCIATION LECTUREs.-TO-morrow
evening Lieut. Maury will deliver his fourth and
last lecture at the Melodeon, on " The Workshops
and Harmonies of the Sea" That it viii be in
tensely interesting, none can doubt. The mysteries
of the solemn depths of the sea are neverceasiDg
wonder, and who so able to speak knowingly and
Interestingly of them, as he who has made the
ocesn his pleasure ground for years
On Monday evening, George Vandenhoff, Esq.
will favor the Cleveland public with another dis.
course, interspersed in his happy style with selec-
tions from the best authors of prose and poetry
wit and humor. Those who were fortunate enough
to obtain seat or a standing place on Tuesday
evening" will rejoice at this, as will those who were
turned away from the doors.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.

" WASHINGTON, Dec. "
HOUSE. Revolutionary Pensions = Hickman,
Liedy, Hall of Mass, FarnswOrth, Parker, Shaw
of N. c., Abbott, Clemens.
Invatid Pensions--Jewett, Florence, Ribbins,
Savage, Chatter, Burns Anderson, Palmer, Case.
Roads and Canals-Jones, Talbot, Mason, AM
drews, Goosch, Warren, Mcrris of Ill, Thompson,
Patents-Stewart. Black, Riley, Eddie, BraytOn.
Accounts-Searing, Dick, Powell, Hunkel Of
Nd, Spinner.
Public Buildings and Grounds-Keitt, PaytOn,
Morgan. Hall of Ohio, and Purviance.
On Revisal and Unfinished Business-Dewart
| Miller, Leech, Bryan and Sherman Of N
On Mileage-Smith of Ill, Phelps, Lynn, Har-
ris of Md, WaldrOn.
Engraving-Adrian, Hatch, Underwood.
On Expenditures in State Department-0wen,
Jones of Indiana, Curry, Bingham, Avery, and
Hoard.
On Expenditures in the Treasury Department
Lawrence, White. Kigore, Kunkel Of Nd, and
Gartzell.
On Expenditures in the War Department-Ri-
ley, Clark, Cochrane, Cockerill, Stewart of Pa,
and Wright Of Tenn.
On Expenditures in the Navy Department
Haskins, Miller, Powell, and Davis Of Miss,
On Expenditures in the Post Office Department
Talbot, Regan, Palmer, Burns, Foley. -
On Expenditures on Public BuldIngs-W bite
| Geo. Taylor, WashbuTne, WaldrOn.
Mr.. Chapman, of Pa, remarked that two memo
rails bad been sent to the House, asking for the
impeachment of Judge Watrous, of Texas, and
proceeded to review the facts and testimony in the
case, involving charges that he was secretly en-
gagged in land speculation, showing a degree Of
official misconduct, which admits of no excuse,
and gross exercise of his Judicial powers. Not
only did he arrange to get in cases covering hi:
own private interests, but to remove others to
New Orleans to be placed beyond the reach Ol
Texas juries.
Mr.. Chapman believed that confidence in Judge
Watrous' administration had been shaken to it.
foundation, and he owed it to himself and the pu
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FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.
There was no news of the missing steamer Indi-
an Empire. Insurance was being effected on her
at % per cent.
The steamship Ariel was unable 10 reach Bre-
men owing to the ice, and returned to SOuthamp-
ton.
The London Morning Post, Ministerial, }
announces the recall Of Lord Napier, and the pro-
motion of Mr.. Lyons from Florence to Washing
ton. 1t says that the assigned cause of the recall
is Lord Napier's tendency III favor of the Monroe
doctrine.
The Globe Anti MinisteriaD confirms the report
but says that Lord Napier will have a European
mission, the Government merely making the change
in the regular course of diplomatic appointments,
being perfectly satisfied with LORD Napier's course
FThe overdue ship Agincourt with 10000 ounces
| Of gold, had arrived from Melbourne.
The Independence Beige, says that the English
Cabinet has notified Holland Of its refusal to as
sumetbe PrOtectOrdte Of IraWak.
FRANcE-The trial of MOntaambent was COM
menced at Paris on the oath. The Press had been
specially forbidden TO take notes.
The Press is forbidden to discuss religious topics
The Sandman Government follows the example
of France in storing corn.
Diplomatic relations were expected to be resum-
| ed between Prussia and Switzerland.
American agents were said 10 be persuading
Denmark to sell st. Johns and st. Thomas Islands
| to the U. S.
| LIVERPOOL-R,S s. Co quote Flour very dull amp
quotations nominal; western canal 1T l9as; Philadelphia
/ and Baltimore 20,d2ls, Ohio at = (ll9is-
Wheat-VeTy firm. and the finer qualities had advanced
ID; western al Is6lj3d; white do al GsG6d and white
| south q 6sld.
Com-very dull mixed al 2ss; yellow at 2jsi white al
3sE32.
Reef-Iu bit trsling demand a prices weak.
POrk-Dull but stea v
| Bacun-Dul and prices droOuiug-
Lard-Dull; holders frner their demand asking
5]S3d@l54s.
TaIJw-Stealy Rosin steady.
Ashes-Quet; pots at 30s6d aud pearls at ais
| Sugar-Ciosed Euoyant. Coffee quiet. Rice firm.
Spiuts Of TGrp' 'utIne-Sjeady a Ais.
| LONDON The ma ket for Wheat was firm.
Cofee-Firm. ard Ceylan slightly higher. Tea quiet
Sugar-BuuyIut. Rice iirm- Tail w firm IL 5 S3t.
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QUEER COMPUTATIoN.-CsptK Kimball told some
queer stories when he got back to Detroit The
Tribune says:
Capt Kimball of the Oswego informs Us th2t he
reached Cleveland with the brig Concord al ? 30
yesterday afternoon. She was greeted on the dock
by a cOncourse of between four and five thousand
persons, and the shipping in the harbor displayed
their colors at half mast
Four or five thousand indeed He didn't stoT at
seeing double" but let himself out indefinitely.
There were not more than one hundred persons on
the docks
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DR. BANNING, (late OF New York; asks to inform the
ladies' Cleeland, that pursuant the opening Of the
basement the First Baptist Church. corner Euclid
for the purpose he will deliver graiutously before
exclusively COURSE OF LECTURES on HEALTH
AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION half past p NJ precisely,
on THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Of this
week. nd on MONDAY AND TUESDAY Of next week,
when he viii undertake point both the Ehysc Il
ture and causes of the feeble constitutions weaknees ant
deomities OF children and adults and suggest the
PHYSICAL OF their easy prevention and allsyiaon
Ladies' no care Of the laws Of the physi
cal and intellectual webeing Of themselves and their
chillren are invited TO attend
Residence Iii Euclid street. dec5 s.
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CALIFORNIA NEWS
SAN FEANcIsco, Nov. 20, I
Via Nav ORLEANS, Dec 8 !

SAN Francisco, Nov. 90,
Via Nav ORLEANS, Dec 9
The sixth Regiment arrived at Benieia on
the 18th.
The ship "Lueas" was lost at sea on the
9th Nov
The State has sued Wells, Fargo d Co., for
$4,000 of $4,000 scrip stolen from their
Treasurer.
Mining good.
Rain very much needed
Cattle suffering for want of feed
An appointment has been made to recover
Almedan.
injunction continued.
Rents scarce and advancing
Business improved
Markets unsettled.
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u E. Rufini is manufacturing the finest assort-
ment of Furs ever offered for sale in Cleveland
He has worked in many of the first and most ex-
tensive establishments in Europe, and he can sell
any article of Furs made for Ladies or Gentlemen s
use at less than two thirds what dealers do who
buy in New York. Call and see if this is not so.
Superior Street three doors above Bank.
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IMPRovEMENTs.-JamesB Bennett of Benefits
Forest City House, contemplates putting another
story upon the extension Of that house towards the
south, to have the entire block the height of
that portion fronting upon Superior street. This
being done the house VIII be one of the most i'm
posing in the city.
Tue paving of Meadow street has been complet-
ed, and that thoroughfare is now in as passable a
condition as any in town. Light House street, be-
tween the Railroad and River street, has also been
paved and curbed. These improvements are ap-
preciaed by those doing business in their vicinity
Long street is being graded and rendered more
like the street it should be. This street is one
through which much travel passes, and the cutting
down, filling up, and smoothing, will be a good
deed done.
That tagging around the Custom House, from
the stone works of Cady, Ncwhall & Co. is the
admiration of all who notice it. Thiiteen thousand
feet of such tagging that is a thing to boast of
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Fran Nankin-we have PORCEL AIMS, FANS, FILA
GRE WORK. and CORALS-
From Naples-we have LAVA CAAIEOS, IVORY CAR
WINGS, and articles uf NEKTU.
From Ruml-we have AIOSAICS PARIAN STAUETTS.
and VASES.
From C Geneva-we have Enamelcd WATCHES. JEWEL
RY. aud Works of Art beautiful than a
Turks dream of Paradise
From Florence we have MOSAICS, CAAEOS, i TER
RE GOTTA Ornaments.
From NeuIce-we have PAINTINGS and ENAAlELS.
From Drcsdeu-we have CHINA Ornaments, of every d.
scriptiOn.
From StrausbuEh-e have every variety of BOHEMIAN
GLASS Work.
From Pars-we have ALABASTER CLOCKS. Beautiful
OIL PAIN rINGS. Fancy HAIR PINS and
HEAD DRESSES. FANS, PERFUMERY.
WATCHES, and Ten Thousand Articles ut
Use aud Beauty.
From LOndon-ye have fine WATCHES and Watch Move
meatS, PAPER 0IACHE Work Boxes and
Jewelry CasketS: also a splendid stock OF
LUBIN'S PERFUAIERY ard SOAPS
From Sheield-we have Plated Ware and Rodgers cele-
bIateI Cutlery, Pocket Knives and Scissors
And from dear laId. have variety Of Goods
that may we'll be proud OF
Fr. N Wallam, Mass have The American Watches.
Prem Bristol Give have the universe Yankee Clocks
From HaTtiOrd-wc have Rogers Bros. premium Plated
Ware, Forks, Spoons, Cups, CaStorS, SC
From Haydeusyile. blasS-we have Dawson, Warren s
Hyle'S Gold Peus-I splendid assortment.
From New Lebanon, n. Y we have David Kendall :
Thermometers.
From the Rubber Com have the best assortment
OF INDIA RUBBER TOYS N the state.
And Million other lhugs-New, Beautiful and Useful
Give Us 4 call.
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CoUNTERFEIrERS, BEWARE!

Areard is offered for the detection any person coun
eretiu initiating OF the venJer Of any such counterfeit
or imitation Of BCE RHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS -
The genne highly concentrated Holland Btiers put ny
IN HALF PINT BOTTLES ONLY having the name Of he
pretor, B. PACE, Jr blown in them, uni his sgn tu e
around the neck Of each and every bottle
This delightful arona popular remedy for Fever
and Ague eakness all kinds, DyspeI sia ndges aa
Headache Cosiiveness Piles can be obtained from
Of our respectable Druggists.
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ChiIIs and Fe1er! ChiIIs and Ferrr!

One If the greatest remedies that has been laid he
foro this public for Fever and Agus and which has
the highest encomiums the press and the people rs
DR. J HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED BIrTERS. Wac
would endure the arising from this terrible ds
ease wien It cuu b. easily cured Who would endure
slespcss NIGHTS burning feyers, and icy cs a!ter tsy,
wheu remedy be obtained for mere irIsi And yet
how many fsmos uger pa nful existence under this
deadly bt and do nothing but gup down quinine, ui
II becomes as common the daily meals and yet they are
not relieved None bat the foolish and weak would he>-
tate to ocurs these valuable Btter, and hemseiy
Intense agony.
For sale hg Druggists and dealers generally everywhere.
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For CoLUMBUs.-SheriT Spangler will to day
take the following persons to the States Prison =
Watson Lewis Jerry Kimbal Charles Millard,
William Burke and Sias Miller for five years each,
Andrew Wagner and John Gardner for seven years,
John Eaton for three years. William Pike and
Henry Hodson for one year each.
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AccIDENT-James Reilly, an Irish boy, was
killed on Monday by falling from wagon in such
a way that the wheel passed over his neck, dislo-
eating the spine. He lived in RockpOrt and had
been to town with load of wood He had been
drinking and was probably unconscious at thetime
of the fall
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LECTURE-Dr. Banning's second gratuitous
lecture before the ladies, on Health and Physical
Education, will be delivered this afternoon at hal
past two O'Clock, in the basement Of the First Bap-
tist Church. The bell will ring at tue hour.
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ARREsTED.-Yesterday officer Van Stan arrived
with Samuel S. Burt charged with forgery in De-
troit, whom he arrested in Cleveland, assisted by
Marshal Gallagher. of that city. Van Stan also
arrested in Cleveland an individual named John
MiIlard, connected with Robinson and Miller, the
river Dirafes-Lst Ado
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N II SOTONONSON.

PRtcTlCsI. AND SCIENTIFIC OPT1cAN,
the LARGEST assortment Of the most approved klnus 'i
PECT4cLES AlIhis glasses, whether for near OF iai
ishted. are ground under ms insPeeiouby machine
anew rucIion, with the Greatest care SO as 10
suit the ewes Ia al cases curing Weakness D'sSisS OF
T,s,,,, o fIe Eyss and iniparting strength iOr long
reading or fine sewing
rg y. II Solomonson would here inform the paDhe
that he never employs any IN the sale Of hislenses
~ Also, a splendid assortment OF SPY GLASSES, hl
rROSCOPES, COAIPASSES &c, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL. EYES.
Insert ed without pain, rs perfect as natural
IS Superior street under the American Hotel
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Nor1CE To OPRINTERs.-TheP P ublishers, Editors,
and Printers of this city are requested to meet at
the Counting Room of the PLAIN Dealer, on Satur-
day evening next, at IL o'clock, to take the pri-
mary steps of a Festival in honor of our patron
Saint, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 10, 1855
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Oliver Lippt ncott-Sl COO and Partner Wanted.
MeledOn-Clev. Lib. AssOc.-Lec; ures.
Best. Freeman & Co.-ClOaks.
Young Mems Christian observation-disclosures.
Taylor, Griswold X Co Dressing Gowns.
Morgan Root-Dry Goods, Shawls, &c
Z. l. Baldwin CO-Robes de Chanbre, SC.
DR.. Banning-To Chronic Invalids
A NJ. Perry 4 Co--FlOur.
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FIRE.



The extensive Brush Factory of j. G. Murray &
Co., at Lansinburg, caught fire this afternoon and
is now in ruins. Some 200 hands are thrown out
OF employment. The fire spread to adjoining
buildings and is still raging.
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FROM MOBILE.

MOBILE, Dec. ..
The schooner Susan" escaped Tuesday eve
ming.
The Cutter was aground until the schooner
had reached safe distance out, which caused
much satisfaction.
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NAVIGATION CLOSED.

ST.. GATHERINGS, Dec. 8
Navigation on the Weand canal is completely
stopped for the season by the recent cold snap,
with no prospect of its again opening unless the
weather mOderates, only two vessels are frozen in
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a. " TO SMOKERS & CHEWEiRls,",, =,
]. 3. Barnes d Co, Proprietors of the Cleve
WIGS ! WIGS |! WIGS! !!

BACHELORS TIGs AND ToUPEES surpass all
They arc elegant, lig4 easy and durable,
Fitting to a charm--n, ming mp bohmd-io shrinking
on ehead: indeed, thisl, ouy Establishment where
these things are properly undeTs' o' d and made
23} Broadway, New York.
-, w r,ISI,r, L,I.rela and Ohio. AGENT.
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TERDAYAFTERNOONSREPORT
THE SCHOONER SUSAN.

The Nicaraguau emgrants have gone to sea in
the schooner Susan. The Cutter Mcclellan fired
into her but did no damage. Capt. Maury, of the
Susan, refused to stop.
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PLAIN AND oRNAMENTAL PEINrIXG.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
z Plain aud Ornamental Printing Of every description
done the Printing Establishment LIder Office,
he Latest iaiar0ycl and most rapid steam best
style o s,r notice, and uable Particular
attention pass tot l.ak waTs Every description Bind
us dOae, esp. cially Blank Books Ledsers Journals,
SlIcs Books, Receiving Books, &c, Sc.
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DIAMONDS-from Golconda and Braz';
RUBIES-frOm Syria, Ceyon and HOhenstein;
TOPAZ-from the Altai Mountains and KamSchatka;
EMERALDS-frum Egypt, Syria and New Mexico;
OPALS-from Hungary, the Farce Islands Y Honduras
TURQUOISE-from Persia;
PEARLS-from Ceylon. Olmutz and New Jersey.
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5petiaI Notices.
ITO THE LADIES.

~ For Gas Fix,nres and Fitting-AYpty
F9gy Eus,Dorfi & Co., los and lO7 Superior street.
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Real Gstatr A9rnts.
ROUSE s. JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
AND
IN s u r AN CE
AGENTS,
No. SO Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs
IN S U R A N c

EOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE-A
L FARM OF FIFTY ACRES-In Sandusky county,
Plank Road Fremont; rich saIGy lO1m soil and
tmberexchange for from TO 10 the city,
s 0a0
FOURTEEN ACRES-On the Detroit Plank Roai, four
miles from the city; small house, good barn. and
trni Exchange for farm 50 500-
PITTSBURGH ST-TwO Houses, and Lots eG feet front
and 500 feet deep to the canal-exchange for n farm
PARMA.-Seventeen acres nine miles fIOm the city;
small house and barn. with variety Of fruit SSO0one
half in Western lands
MISSOURI LANDS-Well located-at 81 so per acre-to
exchange for Read ClOthing also good Iowa
Ian Is.
CEDAR ST-H1use and Lot; nice cottage house and
considerable frto exchange for ITO 20
the city. Sl200
PITTSBURG ST-Two Brick Stores and Dwelling, with
Lotto exchange f, farm.
CROTON ST.-House and Lotto exchange for farm
Sl.0U0.
LANSING, AIICH-FOur Lots for sale cheap, or ex-
change for a small house and lot near the citv
GARDEN ST-HOuse and Lot: large two story house,
well fnished-tO exchange for a farm.
ROUSE x JENNINGS,
daoE LaaT sf~fa Accent
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JeWeIry, Fancy Goods, Toys,
SILVER WARE,
or every DESCRIPTION, e1hilati1n at
Benton s. Mathivet's s.
No. 1871 Superior street.
We have

The whole world has contributed make stock
rythIug The most isstidlOIs could desire.
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
Il has been my good To restore to health many
thousands OF my c0untTy-vomcn
Nv success has excited the malice Of the envlous and
us; but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nj sta ls my reputation. showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon uy pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved So long ] am held IN aifectIonae and
tb,L m remembrance by those who have experienced my
iu lean afford to despse the efforts Of mschiemakers
nd slanderers
NV friends have repeatedly urged me to place my medi
in f pr1duc1n menstruailn within the reach Of the
Ii Of The United States; but ndlSposIton to enter
lJ s., o,cnped BY quacs with their pernicious nosruns
m ser that uuuriaeipled counterleerS might palm upon
the pubc their worthless limitations, have hther pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale oi my
aNIlE DE FEMME" in the United States
stla Weld the enireaics OF patients and irlenos
and osr 10 the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered me somewhat famous throughout The
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the ASIlE DE FEMME"
oeed only say that liquid form, and is exactly sucl
have used in my praccein France, for many years anC
TINT has never failed TO secure satisfactory result
Tho Annie de Femme aud meustruaiiJn stand in the re
lston Of cause and effect 1t IS alike powerful TO Originate
lealthy menstrual how where it never has existed and Il
t.s,ore II where It has been from any suppressed
norderto guard against imposition the wrapper OF dre'
s,, each bottle Of the Annie de Femme" will bear m
srttu Signature and both the bottle and enclosing be
v-lR be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package. II prCopD
PARIS, january, 1851.
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-" Those beautiful Sphereotype Likenesses
are taken at Bisbee's Gallery in Marble Block,
Superior street
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EXPERIENCE TIE BEST TEST!
HEGEMAN, CLARK & cos
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL

Has been proved by twelve years experience, the Lest
remedy for CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA, &c, and Is
recommended By the most Eminent Physicians
CAUTION -Beware preparations pretending TO possess
the rrriis of the OIL in clnccn' ratel form, many Of
them are wore ,Hsn useless The PURE OF. has been
found to act better aud speedy effect than a. y
eIly, OF other preparation Of T.
rl5-SolI Iy Druggists generally. dec4 d3m 20
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Are prepared deliver uIe article OF BfiAlt HILL
CHIPPEWAY una LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family use
r CrIers promptly filled at their Yard, on the Canal
near the foot OF Vineyard street. Cleveland, o.
JOHN TOD. ocl2 dom 226' J. v. \. YATES,
FS5-" TO SMOKERS & CHEWERS,"
40 gentleman should mInsl IA the society q ladies' win
ms teeth discoored and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth alter smoking or chtwing, "FoN
TAlNE'S CREAM or WILD FLOWERS" Is one Of the
most eectual dentrfces II whliens the teeth
strengthens the gums mparis the breath, 50 often
offensive. an agreeable fragrance
FOR S AVING-Its rich laiher penetrates and soltens
the beard prevents irritation, and renders the operation
easy and agreeable. + c. FONTAINE Co, 3o5 Broad
gav and No s Astor House. New York. Sold by all
seDl5
J. g. Barnes Il Co, ProprietOrs of the Cleve
sai Plumbing Works, Atwater Block are prepared
sh arge force Of experienced workmen doing every
Ssrntiol OF nbIag the most thorough manner on
no most scientific plans reasonable terms aud on snort
aotics lae stocks Of Fountains Of different STYLES anu
lzas Batblng Tubs Of cast iron and WOOD lined with
innsdnDpar steam heaters, lead and galvanized IRON
sigss her India Rubber Hose, every descTlu uo
sfBrssS AMI Plated Cocks including te Paten Sci cI9s
NJ Cocks recently introduced, Wash BOWS, and All hn1S
Water Works Fixtures keot constantly onhanl an
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Repnrred by ,be Union TeIesrGpa,
5FgIcE, wARINs's BLOCK, CORNER OF BLRx AND
ST. CLAR STREETS.
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HALIFAX, Dec. 8

HALIFAX, Dec. y.
Lord Bury has reason to believe that the ru>
mors of the loss of Lords Cavendish and Grosve-
nor, and Hon. Mr.. Ashley, is incorrect, and says
he understood they had arrived safely at Fort
Garay.
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TELEGRAPH OFFICE BURNED.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 8.
The Telegraph Office a. Cairo, Illinois, was
burned laet night.
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q SOLD by Druggists generally
HOLLOWAY,s Pills.

HOLLOWAY,S PILLS -Emactatioaand prena
ture decay slow and Understanding Fever, and the chronic
cons quences Of neglected symptoms Of disease may oo
expeed even at the eleventh hour by few doses OF tbs
sterling medicine It acts a!ter3iive, well rs pu-
f f the blood and may be safely taken By females,
we'll as children Of all ages Sold at the mauufactory
No 50 Maiden L.no New York. and by all Druggists at
DC CSC and 81 per box. decl 20
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-10

GUITAR.-J. H. THOMAS, Teacher of the Quit
ar, Rooms At No. Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. If.