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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-11

The CuYAHoGA ANTI-SLAvRRY SOCIETY met
at the A. NJ E. Church last evening. S. 7. Jones
in the Chair A Griffin addressed the meeting up
on ''The necessity of union to insure success. y
Various matters ofimportance were discussed and
acted upon. The meeting adjourned TO meet at
the Old Court House on Thursday evening next at
o'clock, when mass meeting will be heldto act
upon the question of holding Festival on the first
Monday of February, at which time the Executive
Board of the State will be convened in this city
Members Of the organization, and all friends both
male and female are requested to attend
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A PLEASANT REUNIoS.-The Neptunes last
"wednesday night avaied themselves of the pres
ence of Mr.. GEORGE B. SENTER, of Cleveland. to
express their senselof obligation to that gentleman
as one of those whose hospitates at the Firemen's
of such pleasing memory Tuttle's Band, in full
force, was in requisition, and expressed in such
mel dy they only make that they did not for
get the scenes at the elegant mansion of Mr.. Senter
We thought from sound, like the firing of distant
musketry, that something was being done up stairs
1t was the unanimous expression of the Neptunes
that whatever might be the condition of the crcum
ference of Cleveland the Center (Senter) was all
riCht-SDTingfeLd Nelrs
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UNION SABBATH SCHOOL CONCERT. - The
Union Concert held at the lecture room Of the Sec
Ond Presbyterian Church last evening, was most
interesting MEETING. Mr.. Beckwith acted as Chair
man. Reports were read from the various Sabbath
Schools in the city, which presented an encourag-
ing state of things in the different schools-about
three thousand children being reported as connec-
ted with the schools of the different churches
These Tepo1s having been read, Rev. Mr., Good
rich addressed the children and the teachers
Speaking first to the latter, he ikened the Sabbath
Sc iool to the inventions which have been brought
forth; all inventions are of two kinds, those that
are fixed and those that grow. To the latter class
belongs India Rubber. When this singular sub
stance was first discovered the shoes and bottles
which were ma le of it were rude and without
beauty now the world is flied with all manner Of
useful and beautiful articles made of this substance,
aud there is hardly limit to the uses to which il
can be put. So with the Saba h School. The
project is yet in its infancy; when the best means
shall be used its growth will be more marked and
glorious. Teachers do not have faith enough in
the power of their prayers. Good faithful prayer
is worth more for schools than all other labors.
One teacher had made prayer for her class prom
inenI part Of her labors, and result more than
forty had been converted-and who would do like
wise, not as an experiment, but trusting in Gods
promises
To the children he said the tune sung at the
beginning of the meeting, "Little drops of water"
had given him text. Little Things were to be some
times great things.
A traveller in the East saw great and massive
Pagoda rent and crumbled by the roots of large
tree. which had sprung from seed dropped by a
passing bird of the air. He took courage from this
story and hoped the children would realise the val
ae of little things. A beautiful picture was pre-
sented of the times when Christ humbly travelled
from place to place, not as did the Roman Centuri-
on, grandly at the head of his followers, but qui.
etly and silently he entered into the villages aud
blessed the children, yet those children had not
the privileges which those here enjoy. Children
must be brought more into the churches. We new
er shall have a church that is pure and righ
minded ch1rch until children are brought into 1t.
Rev. Messrs. Day and Prosser, DR.. Claxtcn and
others spoke with great feeling and int erestto th'
children gathered together, This meeting seemed
the most pleasant gathering otthe kind. The yes
try rooms of the church were filled ith interested
children, teachers and parents.
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ELEcTRoPATHY.-Dr. A. PAIGE, the eminent
Electrician from Boston, will open Professional
Rooms at the Weddel House, Cleveland, on Mon
day, January 10th, for the examination and treat
ment of Diseases by the aid of Electricity.
DR.. Paige is the Author and Teacher of a new
system of Medical Electricity, and as such is known
in all the principal cities in America, where he has
taught classes and cured thousands of patients
not benefited by other modes ofpractice.
If desired he will instruct class in Cleveland -
For particulars call at his Rooms as above.
ian7.lW2l3
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ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.


New YORK, Jan. 10.
The R. NJ S. Africa, from Liverpool the 2Oth
ult, arrived last evening.
The Arago arrived out on the 23d.
The ship Isaac Wright had been burned in the
Mersey. She had hundred passengers on
board The fire occurred in the night. The ves-
sci was at anchor in the stream, and great con-
sternation prevailed among the emigrants, but
without casualty. The vessel was scuttled and
run aground. Her cargo of fine goods and 200
tons OF iron was insured
The Indian Empire. of the Galway Line is to
be sold, being unfit for service.
The Times recurs to the Presidents message,
and draws attention to the prepOnderence of for
eign over domestic matters, and the quarrelsome
spirit manifested under its studiously moderate
tone. Considers it very remarkable that the U.
States should at the present moment have "CRsus
Belli," against almost every State, from the Gulf
to Cape Il orn; and asks whether it is possible
that the weaker party can always be the aggres.
scr.
Some threatening rioting had taken place among
the miIt tary and militia at Woolwicb. No serious
results.
The result of Montalembert's trial is considered
a triumph over the Govt, as under the new sen>
tence the accused will not be liable to exile under
the new law OF suspicion.
The Continental news is unimportant.
Inc (alculta anu Gnln8 Elall udu feacueu ourL'
Indian news unimportant
HoSG KoNG, Nov. l5.-Exehango advanced As
Cd. Shanghai 6s83i. Tariff negotiations had
concluded
Canton vas quiet, but business was checked by
the high prices. Tea was quiet
The investigation into the charges preferred
against the parties recently arrested in the county
of Cork, was progressing with strict privacy.
A young la y had 0een arrested near Clonmel,
on a charge of having written seditiOus letters.
Electric communications between Malta and
Cagleari had stopped. The cable is supposed to
have been dragged by some vessels anchor at
Malta.
The Spanish Senate had approved of the ad-
| dress in reply to the Queens speech, lO3 to s.
Five ships had sailed with, ,reinfOrcements fol
the Cochin China expedition.
The frigate Wabash was at Spezzia.
Vesuvius was again giving signs of an eEup-
| ton.
The Calcutta mail, date not mentioned, had ar
rived at Suez.
Brigadier Eveligh had attacked and dispersed
800 of the Singapore fugitives.
London Money Market.-The English had
auctuated but slightly. A little more frmness
had been observable, but the market again relaps
ed into dullness. Consols on the 24th, however
closed firmly at 965@97. account, ex-dividend.
The bullion in the Bank of England had de-
creased 9l26, ,63s.
There was a good supply of money in the
stock exchange and discount market, at forme
rates.
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MILITARY CoNvENTIoN.-0ne week from to-
day (on Tuesday the lsth) Convention will be
held in this city of all the Commissioned officers
of the State, the object being to take measures for
a change in the Military Law. Large delegations
are expected from the various parts of the State
The officers will appear in full uniform, presenting
a brilliant display
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The weather is intensely coId.-pLniu Dealer.

The weather is intensely cold.-PLain Dealer.
We judged it must be decidedly frigid in the re
gion of the Plain Dealer Office, when We saw how
cooIly the table of taxable property in this county
which we had drawn off with much care, was
transferred to the columns of that paper without
word of credit. 1t was done up BrOaon, we ac'
EnoWIedpe
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BY TEHuAN rRPEc ROUTE.

NEW ORLEANS, JAN =.
Steamer Quaker City, with dates from San Fran
cisco TO the 20th ulth., arrived at l:2O. She was
detained at COalfacolos Bar by heavy northers.
The California news is unimportant
The Pacific steamer John L. Stephens had 81 :
100000 for New York. 81, 100000 for New Or.
leans, and S443,OO for England.
AThe ship Henry Brigham from New York, and
Siam from Siam, and the bark J. Godfrey, from
New York, and Black Hawk from Liverpool, had
arrived at San Francisco.
Markets were unchanged and business dull.
City of Mexico dates to the 29th state hat Zu
loga had been deposed by forces on Robles, and
had taken refuge with the British Minister.
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UNION CLUB.-This evening the second of the
soirees of the Union Club will be held at Chapin's
Hall None but invited persons being present, the
party will be conducted with scrupulous good
taste, and perfect harmony. These are among the
most pleasant parties of the winter, and those in
vited should not fail to be present.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK

NEW YoRK, Jan 10.
A woman was frozen to death in 18th st. last
night
Chief Justice HornbloBer, of New York, is dan
gerously i'll of hemorrhage of the lungs.
The bark Ella Reed at Philadelphia, brought
home some 60 of the operatives who went out to
work on Railroad. They are all entirely desti-
tute.
The Washington Correspondent of the Post says:
The reason that the Republicans of the Illinois
Legislature would not take their seats on the first
of JAN, was because it was discovered that the
Democrats had agreed to elect successor to Mr..
TrumbuI, whose term does not expire for two
years.
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an inquest on Saturday and Sunday on the body oil
Jacob Hoffman, who was killed Saturday evening
on the Mahoning Railroad. The Jury returned a
verdict that Hoffman came to his death by the
carelessness of the man running the engine J. Ed
gar Thompson, No. of the C. & N. R. R." The
engineer has been arrested for manslaughter and
examination postponed until tomorrow, when the
case will be tried by Esq. Nichola Of Brooklyn.
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PRINTERS FEsTIvAL.-The l7th draws nigh,
and the anticipations Of those who will meet in
cheerful socability it'll the Printers at the Amer
lean on that day, will soon be ended in partcipa
ton in one of the most pleasant and successful
parties of the season. good board of foicers will
do all in their power to add to the enjoyment which
good supper, good speeches, good music, and
good company cannot fail to impart.
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FOREST CITY LYcEUM.-There will be meet
ing of the Forest City Lyceum this evening at thu
Hall Of the Sons ofTemperance.
Question for discussion.-ReSolUed, That a sys
TEN of Territorial acquisition is the true policy
the United States.
The public are cordially invited to attend.
G. W. CROWELL, Sec'y
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Coop AND CHEAP EATING.-Messrs. Rose &
BROTHER have done a good thug in putting up q
supply of Sugar Cured Hams in tie best style, and
q really paatable article, which they sell at the fair
price Of ten cents per pound, by the quantity or
single Ham. Cincinnati Hams have fame world
wide, but ROSE & BROTHER are after the laurels
of the Queen City dealers. Epicurians in the Ham
line cannot fail to be pleased with purchases at the
extensive Pork Establishment of Rose & Bro
THEIR
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The PRINTER.-The January number OF this
valuable magazine has been received. Each num-
Der contains some valuable and interesting articles
ofiuformation on printing, engraving, &c, which
are as useful to the general reader to the prac-
teal printer. This number has an interesting ar
tce on The Books of the Scribes, before the art Of
Printing a continuation of Treatise on Punctua
ton, and on The Art of Type Founding, with va
rious humorous and miscellaneous articles fill up
an excellent table of contents.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 10.

The employees of the Chicago & st. Louis Rail
road, struck for wages to-day. They have not re
ceved any pay for the past six months. The train
from Chicago to-day stopped at Joliet, and the
passengers were compelled TO return here. The
train from st. Louis stopped at Springfield. Con
siderable excitement exists along the line of the
road.
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LECTURE THIS EvENING.-Rev. DR.. Lords lee
ture this evening before the Young Mems Christian
Association, Will, we presume richly repay the at
tention of those who attend. DR.. Lord is an elo-
quent speaker, and on whatever subject he may
speak, we shall anticipate interesting lecture
We have not learned his subject for this evening,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-11

n E. RuFFINI offers the greatest bargains ever
made in Furs. They consist of Capes, Muffs, Caps,
Robes, Mufiers, Gloves, &c. He offers the highest
prices for Mink, Raccoon, Muskrat, and other
furs. Remember Sd door above Bank on Superior
street
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COAL! -COALM- COAL!!!
1nHN TON & YATES

Are prepared to deliver article Of BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEWAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family use.
n Orders promptly filled at their Yard. on the Canal,
near the foot Of Vineyard street, Cleveland, o.
JOHN TOD. ocl2 dom 226s J. v N 1AIkS.
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MATRIM0NIAL.
:. M TIE IInrrEn STATES

To THE LADIES THE UNITED STATES:
It has been my good fortune to restore to health many
thousands of my cOuntry-women
NV success has excited the mace of the envious and
ous but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd establish nv reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved Soleng am held in afectionate and
remembrance By those who have experienced my
skill on afford despise the efforts of mischei-akers
nd slanderers.
Myfriends nave repeatedly urged to place my med
cine for producing mensuaan within the reach Of the
ladies of the United Staes but an indipoon to enter
field occupied quacks with their pernicious nosrums
and fear that unprincipled countereiters might nal
the public their limitations, nave hthero pre-
tented me from establishing agencies for tho sale Of my
AMIE DE FEMME, )" in the United States
Atas yield to the of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females of America medicine
has rendered me somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy of the "Ahf1E DE FEMME"
need only say that liquid FORM and is exactly such
as have used in nv practice in France and
that failed to satisfactory result
The Ame de Femme and menstruatiOn stand in the re
laon of cause 1t is alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual flow where never has existed andt
restore it where from any suppressed,
In orerto guard against imposition the wrapper of drec
hons each bottle Of the annie de Femme will bear
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bcx
will be sealed with my private seal
''' S'''O Dr. P H. RECORD.
PARIS, January, 1851.
For sale, whOIesals and Retail by WILLIAM FIsKE
No % Superior street, Cleveland who will supply the
annie de Femme at the Propretor's prices
auI0 d&wlys
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
l. THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
A MNkA
~15@.T -sz5e=|
N. II. SOLOMONSON.
SPRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
largest assortment of the most approved KINDS o.
PEcTACLES. AIhis glasses, whether for near OF iar
ighed ground under his inspection, by machine
yof new construction, with the greatest care so as
suit the eyes in all cases. curing NeGEsss Dizznefs Of
aammatioa Of the Eyes, and mparting strength lor on
reading fine sewing
u n. H. Solomonson would here inform the pubh'
that he employs any in the sale of hisenses
r. Also a splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES. MI
ERoSCoPES, ,-COAIPASSES, sc, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
Tomcsss Superior street under the American Hotel
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5petial Notices.
FEVER AND AoUE-This trying and p7ovok-

a For Gas Fixtures aRd Fittiag-Ayply
Fog EnsOorth & Co., los and lO7 Superior street.
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= For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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For sale, wholesals and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE
No % Superior street. Cleveland who will supply the
Annie de Femme at the Proprietor's pnces.
nuIodkwlvs
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FEVER AND AGUE-This trying and provok-
ing disease which fixes relentless grasp the body of
man. reducing him a shadow in short space Of
time and rendering him physically and mentally useless,
can be and driven from the body the of Dr.
J. HoSTETTERS RENOwND BTTTERS. The great
has met with and the benehcent results follow
ing use, have established it permanent insttu-
toIr would advise readers procure this vaus
BILE ecifc and if friend is afflicted with the
Fever md Ague any other disease to hasten
and procure this favored and greatly desired article
all that needed to prove its many excellent
qualities.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
HoLLowAY's OINTxENT.-Burns, scalds, and
eontusions arising explosions catastro
phes are soothed immediate agony and rapidly healed
M the application of this unguent No family should
ec having hand for timely and should be
important eoncomitant Of the miner the machnis
the n the file
I'D at the manufac.ory No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York. and by all Druggists at 25 sc. and 81 per PCT or
box. 255
rW ITO SMOKERS & CHEWERS."
No gentleman should mng in the society of ladies with
his teeth discoored and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking chewing, "FoN
EAlNE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is one Of tbs
eectual dsntrifces in 1t whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums and impas the BREATH ofteL
offensive, an agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAvING.-Its rich lather penetraies and softens
the beard prevents irritation and renders the operation
easy and agreeable F. G. FoNTAINE Co, 3O5 Broad
way. and No. 6 AstOr House, New York. Sold by all
q seDl5
J. B. Barnes & Co., ProprietOrs of the Cleve
a. Plumbing Works, Atwater Block are prepared
With arge force Of experienced workmen doing every
of Plumbing the most thorough manner on
he most scientific plans reasonable terms and short
notice Large of Fountains of different STYLES and
iIes Bathing Tubs of cast iroa and wood lined with
inned-copper steam heaters, lead and galvanized ron
biDss Leather and India Rubber Hose, descruo uo
81 Brass and Plated Cocks including the Paen Seclos
ng Cocks recently introduced, Wash Bowls and all kinds
fWster Works Fixtures kept constantly on hand. All
work warranted. m2.:dGHtt
WIGS ! WIGS /! WIGS! !
BATCHELoR'S WIGS AND TOUPEES Eurpass all
They are elegant, ligL AasY and durable
Fitting to a charm-u, ming mp behind-no shrinking
On ohead; indeed this only Establishment where
these things arc properly unders Of d and made.
33l Broadway, New York
povSd W FISKE. C'leve' aud. Ohio, Agent
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e DR.. Lyons Office is removed from
s5 Water street to No. 81 St. Clair street.
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MURDER.

HAMILTON, c. W, Jan. 10
A man naDed John Mitchell was to day discov-
cred in the act of cutting his wife's throat. She
died Immediately. The murderer was arrested
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tAILROAD ACCIDENT.

CHESTER, Orange Co, N. Y, Jan. 10.
Two men, one named Vincent Arnold, and the
other supposed to be from Poughkeepsie, were in
s,antly killed by the Express train while crossing
the track this evening at this place. Their bodies
were horribly mangled.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

sa~ Olmsted has received the Medical World,
Albion, N Y. Weekly and Mercury for this week;
also, another fresh lot of Godey'a Lady's Book