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To its cot the babe was sleeping,
While It's mother by IL sat-
Little Mary very busy,
Playing round with this ana that o.
Singing now some little dtty,
With glet fuluess OF tone,
Then, absorbed by childish praille, ...l..
Gave herself 10 that alone tH
Suddenly as IL enchaniment IltlE.
Bound her by its witchiug spell,
Stood she still and gazed delighted
On the babe she loved SO well---
Gazed as though il was some vision
OF supernal splendor shown,
Sent down from It's source IA heaven
For her little eyes alone.
"see the light - at length she uttered,
With rapt delighted airs s
"See IT round tue baby's forehead,
Like the sun npon lis hair - 700 .|f
She is like the heavenly angels
That the sheperds saw by night,
When the glory shone around them
With that great and wondrous light :"
Then her mother looked, and wondered
AT the words her daughter spoke; i
Naught she saw OF light, save beauty
That from every feature broke;
Aud she fe an awe within her .t
That she scarcely could express I..
As she heard those words mysterious
From the little prophecies.
"Mother, if the light should perish,
And the lamp of day should pale
Would not this sweet ray sill cheer US
Even though the SUI should ial
Never light appeared more lovely
Mother see it fash and play
Surely, It's blessed angel 1Ual
That has hither made its wayw
Then the mother knew the token
Though her heart did not rebel
And to GoG's high will submitting,
Said-"He doth all things we'll"
All, the sweet, sad uiyinahon
Ere another daylight shone
Suuwaid with the radiant angels
Had the darling nesting flown
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8pttioI Notifies.
MATRIMONIAL.
Rs or rHR uNIaEp srArEs .

70 THR LtBtEs GF THE UNfqED SrATEa
II boan my goci fortune ia restore TO health many
hoasands Of my county -women
NV SUCCESS has excited the malice Of the envious and
Aous but their prosecutions have served only TO extend
nd estabsh my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved so long am held in aaectionae and
hank ul remembrance by those who have experienced m
,n can aHord to despse the efforts Of mschio-naters
nd slanderer
Ny friends nave repeatedly urged 10 place my med
sue for producing msnuatun within the reach Of the
ladies Of the United states; but an ndspositont enter
ied so occupied by qnaeks with their pencous nosrums
and fear that unprncpled oountereers might palm upon
no public worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agoucies for the sale Of my
AAiIE DE EEAIME,' In the United States.
ALlast yield to the enreatos Of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females OF America medicine
whch has rendered me somewhat famous throughout the
Old World
In regard to the efficacy OF he"ABIlE DE FEHME,"
aoed only say that IN qud orm aud is e1aotV such
as have used In my practce France io many aud
that it has never failed secure satisfactory result
The "Amie de Femme" and monsrualou stnnd in there
tston Of cause and effect alo powerful to originate
healthy menstrual 1ow where 1t never has existed sndto
restore It where been rcm any suppressed.
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper Of doc
hons on each bottle of tho "Ae de Femme will bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing hex
will be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package. ,, ,,,,,,v,
PARIS January, 1857.
For sale wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No 23 Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme at the Proprietor's prices
aulo d&wlys
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In hal sOLOMONSON.

Practical AND SctENTIFIc OPTGcAN,
seps the largest hu most approved kinds OF
PECTACLES Allhis glasses, whether for near OF taf
ghted ground under his ownInspecion,bs machine
of anew construction with the reaos care, so asto
salt the eyes al cases. curing Weakness Dizziness or
aaamGtORof TIE Eyes and imparting stredgth for long
reading or fine sewing .I.
" N II. solomonson would here inform the public
.hathe employs any in the sale ofhislenses
CF- Also, a splendil assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CROScOPEs, COMPASSES sc. kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural.
JE31OfeeSs superorstreet underthe American Hotel.
iuu22
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nawka : Brother have the.ahQyq. a 81, l,25.


nGAb ESTATE TRANsFERs.-T following saleS
have been entered at the Recorders Office during
the past week
April &C. ls59--John w. Pomeroy to Andrew J.
Breed 80 feet front Prospect street. north side,
and near the corner of Prospect and Clinton streets
Consideration $1,000.
March 3 ls59-Henry Nor an, by Executor, TO
Joseph Lyman, one undivided half of all oftwo acre
lots 81 and 2l2, lying between the Cuyahoga riv,r
and Pittsburgh street excepting strip five rods in
width on the north side of lot 2Il and also except
ing what has been appropriated by the State Of
Ohio for canal. Consideration Sl4OO.
May 3, ls59-Wm C. johnson to Arnold Leh
man. 80 feet front on Middle street. extending in
rear half way to Ontario street. Consideration
$500.
May ., l550-Leon and Charles Bauder to John
Z, Warner, 20 feet front on the south side of the
Public Square, extending 81 ! feet to Champlain
street. Consideration $1,000
April 27, 1851. L. Whitman to John Wagner,
the east half OF sub lot 457 in Barber Lords alot
ment, 80 feet front on Carroll st. and 1911 feet
deep Consideration 1920.
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OpstGrs.
6ar0marE.

NARPENTERS LS.-The larg-
Y ! EFT and best variety 10 he city-iur sale by
aus0 u X RAYNOLDs No 8Supeyior 81
uOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
Ilcnnion, variety Style and price--l.r sale by =. .
ap30 ~ x RANNOLnSt No. Sulerior 81
IRON AND STEEL.-At out a ship
i load for saleby II X. RAYEOLD9,
stga No. sSuneH ~
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LIFE OF A NEWBPAPER WRtTRR The follow
ing paragraph from an article In the New York
Tribune Is written by one who evidently speaks
from distressing experience
"DOuglas Jerrold Is a signal instance Of the De
bilitating and degrading Influence OF newspaper
dom upon classic effort. This effort has rsV0u
toniEed literature and the press, which was the
pantheon OF great minds, Is now occupied az
market place for small thoughts. The Newspaper
man becomes q hack thinker, and a loose writer;
he il stabbed IN printing Office, and brought out
10 do 80 much thinking, aud 10 more He Is a
Face-hOrse between the shafts Of an omnibus
His life is no longer the poets life Il has no longer
the varieties Of yicIssitude, nor the pleasures OF
want his mind never feels tbs poets yearniug 10
produce, Tor Constant sweating keepa down It's
mental Yigor II shows meagre and bodily poor,
for ii Ia mllked every night and morning lie
knows that his work Is meant 10 be read Ia ni.
mute aud fofgotten ID a day, 50 lie writes by tie
hour and Is paid by the week; bis brain Is never
ridden by craving stomach, nor gOaded by areck.
le8s passion This hopeless regularity Of mind and
body destroys all the hpasnodic action OF genius /;
30 that debilitated 10 style, confined lnthe exer.
else Of all the muscles and nerves Of thought, his
stall httened soul resigns itself to the loss OF free
DOM scope and enterprise"
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LATER FROM S4UT RIyER.--The schooner II
.C Wiaslolo came into port yesterday with a cargo
Of ice, having left Detour on Friday morning She
reports thatthe ice was becoming quite rotten
Most of it is now "honey combed, and difficult to
load without fallingto pieces. The Fortune would
probably not get over half load. The steamers
were taking turns in working their passage
through the ice. They could generally push their
way into it about half q length at time They
will no doubt be through in about a week.
A propeller from above had Come down as far
as Sailors Encampment. This must be the Cana.
dian mail steamer Rescue .....l
The steamers were charging their passengers
dollar day for board Passengers don't like this,
and consider It a swindIiug operation, .
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Att'ps q GOuilsrllOrs.
Boor0ina.

BOARDING. = The House No. "a
ID Public Square, and the Ston Church one Of the
peasanest locations In the cyhas heeu thoroughly re
paired and is for BOqTders Families Wishing To
furnish their rooms csn be accommodated with larg
and convenient and bsdr0nms and Slnge ROarders
ard Day 30 rders will find good pcoomngda ionS on rea
sOnablO Ladies not excluded. Heteencas gwen
and receiysd anr1R20 n w " y. w..
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Books & 6tatiOnerp.

STERE0SC0PIO VIEWS
NIAGARA FALLS.
STEREOSCoPIC VIEWS, White Mountains.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Egyptian Ruins
sTEREosCoPIO VIEWS, Scenes in Paris
sTEREosCoPIc VIEWS, American Scenery,
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Swiss Scenery.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, American Cities,
sTEREosCoPIo VIEWS, European Cities.
sTEREosCoPlC VIEWS, Grecian Ruins,
sTEREoscoPIo VIEWS, English Landscapes.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, statuary 10 ga.
sTEREosCOPIC VIEWS, The Glaciers.
sTEREOsCoPIC VIEWS, Palaces.
sTEREOsOoPIo VIEWS, Celebrated Churches.
sTEREosCopIo VIEWS, Many New Subjects.
sTEREoscoPGC VIEWS, On Glass
Just received new supply, many Of them subjects
not before seen In Cleveand.
apr25 r. com & co.
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The HARP OF A THOUSAND STRINGs, OR LAUGH.
TER FOR LIFETIME. Konceived kOmpiled
and komically konkokted by Spavery, aided,
added and abetted by over 200 kurious kuiz,
from original designs, kareully drawn out by
Mclean, Hoppiu, barley, Hennessey; Belew,
Gum, Howard &c, to say nothing Of Leech,
Phiz, Doyle, Cruikshanks, Meadows, Hino and
othes. The whole engraved by S. 2. Avery 49,
New York Dick x Fitzgerald, Publishers, No,
lS Ann Street,
"The Harp that once through Tra's halls" set
every bosom bounding, according to Macreen
Moore, was no mean instrument in its time, but
for real stirring musiC--for genuine sensation
creatng--for a something that tickes the midrih,
and is calculated to 'provoke laughter under the
ribs OF death himselfwe will put this book, ten to
one The book, too, without its mirthiulness
Is correct in its tone, and unexceptiouable in sen,
tment 1t contains no indeloacy nor grossness.
1t may be read blythe most fastidious without an
apprehension.
Hawks l. Brother have theahoye at $1,25
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HOTE-nl DUMA S :
GObatto ar10 Cigars.

TOHN LYMAN, Manufacturer, and
- Wholesale and Retail dealer IN TOBACCO, SNUFF
and CIGARS, in H,witt's Steam Power Block, West st.
near Cana BASIN, Lleyeand, ONO. oc26dIN ~,
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY ), 1859
1lwr Roole T1bIe

The LiFR or JAMES WATT, WITH SELECTIONS
FROM HIS CoRREsPoNDENoE. BY JAS PATRtcE
MuiRHEAD NJ A. Illustrated. New York D.
APPLETON a Co, 1859.
The present volume supplies want which has
long been felt that namely, Of full but com.
pendous and authentic biography Of James Watt
The principle has been adhered TO- Of allowing bis
inventions and discoveries to be explained, as far
as possible, id his own pain clear, aud foroible
language.
OF the immense results of those inventions, aud
their present and future valae TO the world il is
already difficult TO form any adequate conception
But some faint idea Of their magnitude may be
gathered from such facts as these That less than
a single century ago, only few clumsy aud imper
feet "fre engines" of the old atmospheric sort
were employed in pumping water out Of some
widely-scattered coal pits and mines that they did
their task labOriously, expensivey and badly that
steam was not then applied directly, nor as then
used was it capable Of being applied with advau
tage, either to manufactures, 70 processes in the
useful arts to navigation, to land ndtransport to war,
or to agriculture and that now, the united steam
power of Great Britain alone, employed in all of
those different ways, (every engine having been
constructed since the improvements of Watt were
first made known, is estimated as equivalent to the
manual labor Of upl0ards of four hundred millions
of men, or more than double the number of males
supposed to iahaJitthe globe
The author has enjoyed the peculiar privilege OF
uurestraDed access to the stores of original docu.
ume has been enriched
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NAPoLEoN1c IDEAS. By the PRIEoE NAPOLEON
LOUIS BoNAPARTE. Brussels 1899. Transla
ted by JAMES A. DoRR. New York d. APPLE
TON h Co, 1852
This book was written by Prince Louis Napole-
on, row Emperor of France, while he was IN exile
in 1899, and may be regarded as presenting the
policy promises Of that sovereign who now
curbs or spurs the military enthusiasm of six hun.
dred thousand armed men, backed by population
of thirty six millions of warIke race. By this
volume the public may folm some opinion as to
the probable course of political events, 80 far as
they may depend on the will and action of Napo-
leon Ill 1t is also valuable aud interesting for its
literary merit
j. B. Conn & Co. have the above for sale
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REMEMBER THE PLACE.
No. AIS Superior Sc.
Stoves and Enameled Crates.
NHANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL
AJoINTsroqKoaMgANF.l

No. AZ South Side Public Square, nearly Oppo
site the Old Court House,
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Massey and Grbben-have not been arrested Morrssey
who was only present spectator has been singled
out and put TO the expense and annoyance OF proceeding
70 Buffalo 70 take his trial. :
is well known that Heenan Is matched against tho
champion OF the English prize ring Tom sayers and these
extraordinary proceedings the part Of the Buffalo off,
cas have materially affected his arrangements as he pur
posed sailing for England next month We learn that he
takes grand sparrng benefit Tuesday evening next,
the 18th inst at Hoyms theatre In the B0wery on which
occasion it NJ probable that his old antagonist John
Norrlsey, viii set TO with him, and eight their
battles Ger again" Indeed, the "season', among
the pugistic fraternity to commencing rs there
are Urge number Of the fstc celebrities now in the
city Icy lazarus Of Buffalo, whose deeds in the ring
are duly cnroniced in "Fisana," the Hansard Of the
prize ring, announces sparring exhibition 81 Hoyms
theatre on Friday evening next, when all the most
complisned professionally of the city win "assistn
Harry Fnnegass, Of Boston, another renowned hero Of
the ring who recently compelled by sickness to for
felt $3.50 70 Johnny Roche Of this city, also announces
similar demonslekon the ensuing week. Other lesser
stars o. the pugisc ARMAMENT are also in the 1ed and
complimentary benefits" are the order Of the day.
The provsonsof Senator Slows against prize fight
ing are particularly stringent Furnishes with years
Imprisonment or not less than 81 900 nne the principals
who leave the State Cor the purpose OF nghtng and
sons who by their presence those OCCASIONS said and
aDet the same are liable 70 three aths imprisonment
or not less than 500 hne Should the be strictly
forced on this occasion WI compel the astc fratern
NIFTY 10 adopt new mode Of operations carry into
effect the arrangements Of their peculiar institution.
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Canadian -four was in moderate Request with ses OF go
800 bbls closing at IS 20 % g. Southern -four was IN
in the range Of tho above quotations Rye -four was in
fsr request = our figures With sales Of 26o 600 bb
~ TO- Wheat was hrmer and the demand was more
ave including some inquiry for export. The sales en-
braced about 1900 1000 bushels, chiefly Milwaukee
asl SO, and white Kentucky at 81 6a Oorn-xas sup
Ply was ample and the market was heavy. S~t1hp00
bushels at S2c. sc for new yellow Souther1 3er-
demand, with sales Of 1000 bushels at $50 barley was
In good demand, with sales 1t TIC roc.
COFEx-The market was quiet, and saoa cOnnned IN
800 bags Rio from second hands) at IL Kc l2xc and
small lots Maracabo at 1870 -
1000 in ranstu The foreign news by the Canada had
no effect upon the market, which closed tamey
FRrrcHrs-fo Liverpool rates were Arm, $50 bales cot
ton engaged at 8l6d 1000 bbs flour at D., and
100 boxes tobacco at e. 3D., and 500 bushels wheat
932d. To London j, 900 bbls. oil cake at %.
3D., rs tierces rice at 27s 3d. so tons zinc at 26s,
100 terces beef at as 3d. Is erces rice At 27s and
100 bbs spirits turpcntne at &c. To Glasgow 200 bales
cotton were engaged at I'D.
FRun-0wng to further arrivals the market was less
buoy and with moderate sales closed at 50 60 for
gars and 81 4oor Malaga raisins 81 20 for halves and
ut 7Hc for quarters.
HAY,-sales Of 800 bales made at TO- 800. and
at 10c. a Soc, for city use.
LIME in moderate request at soc, and at 81 10
for both sorts OF Rockland.
MoIAssEs more steady but quiet, mainly within the
closing quotations Of last week.
NAVAL STORES Of 100 bbs spirits turpentne were
made at AGO. rosin quiet at 81 62H 81 IS,
and crude nominal at - 62k. LES a. siss.IlM
ons-Iinseed was firmly held, while the sales en-
braced about 900 gallons at 55c a66c.
1 PR0vllOHA-P0rk-The market moro active and
hrmer, with some purchases speculation. The sales
embraced about 800 bbls, including mess at SIS IS
3l5 40, and prime at $40 76 Beef fair demand.
with sales reported Of 500 600 bbls including new
country at IS 26 repatked Western do 50 SO,
and extra do u $40 80 $ll 37h. Sales Of 100 bills
hams firm, with sales Of l26 bbs q. Sl4 rs $4 So
Lard was less buoyant Sales Of about 800 bbs were
made 10c. 1lc the latter figure for choice.
Cut meats quiet and unchanged. Butter and cheese
were without alteration in prices.
hK.-Sales Of 100 casks were made at &c. AVG per
pound H&0W 42
SUGARs-rhe market steady, but less active. The
sales embraced about 400 hhds included IN which
Is New Orleans at and the remainder consisted Of
Cuba mnscovado &C., and 10 do. molado sold Sc.
WHsKEy-Sales Of 400 bbls. were made at 28c
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yet with the msgoverned people, for whom indeed ,he
has not the slightest sympathy and Of whose ntoerabe
grievances he never says single word from end OF
ms pamphlet To the other They have the right Of resist
ance but that right they must exercise until their
made clear TO the apprehension OF minds like that
OF NJ de Montalembert himself and to him, and such
ne the right will never Do clear, because he tells dis
tnctly that the spiritual and temporal power must BIO
united in the Papal States in order that they may DO
separated elsewhere The upshot OF all this is that tho
subjects OF the Pope are alone Of all mankind bound to
submit with patience TO any degree OF tyranny corruption
and injustice that they selected from the rest OF the
human race to fill the honorable part Of victims
TO the spiritual necessities Of the foreign members
OF the Roman Catholic faith; and that once
having been given to the Pope by Charlie
magne and again secured in their allegiance by the pre-
sence Of French army they are bound In fetters which
they must never attempt 70 break. 1t be gnoble 70
dissent from this view we willing TO undergo the
stigma. We have held that II is duty, either
by secret intrigue by open force to deprive the Pope
or any other bad sovereign Of a single subject
or single square mile Of territory; but we are
equally clear that the question whether the govern
ment Of the Pope Is any longer endurabe is ques-
ton not for NJ dc Montalembert, nor the Archbishop
Of Bordeaux the Emperor Napoleon, nor the Empe
ror Francis 1sa for the people i0h0 hare the misfortune TO
lire under that government We claim for them the right
to decide that question for themselves and we fearlessy
denounce subvarsive Of the first principles of human
society and human freedom the acts Of any
or the doctrines Of any church that shall seek to deny
them that indesructibe and inalenable right li& A
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below q We may probably look for reaction and lower
rates again in the Of week AT the present
season OF the year there is why the money
market should exhibit signs OF strhgency or even en-
HANGED rates.
In foreign exchange there is very little doing. There
are very few commercial bills in the Market however,
and some Of the brokers look for lveer demand TO-
morrow The rates for sterling the leading brokers
are ITO for 90 days, and l1o for sight, For francs
5l23< Is asked, except by Belmont Co.. who SELL
ing at 6l31s. The Wednesdays steamer viii take but
little or no specie from this port At present rates. the
Leading drawers cannot well succeed in drawing against
shipments Of specie.
The following are the last quotations Of sight exchange
New York at the cities mentioned:-
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,rease.. $3l4,Ss4
rrcase M S44s
1eo,oa

Small the variation is from the last statement II is in
the wrong direction, and the public will see with great un-
easness further expansion Of loans accompanied by re-
auctions Of specie The banks which have large country
connections are dcountng or redscountng for them to
move the crops but in many instances money is forced
customers At low rates. solely with eye to dividends
This is shortsighted policy. es ea + estt ao.8s,
There is more inquiry for money both in Wall street
and at the discount houses caused apparently by
shftingo loans The moneyed public easily made
easy the Of tho banks in expanding as
they have been doing has not inspired hem with fresh
confidence to tho future encoura ID them TO buy
long paper On demand, perhaps there is sal much
as ever done and though many brokers are paying
for temporary loans. But at the discount houses the
rates are higher by fully u per cent Six Is now the mi
nmum for first class short acseptances, while prime
dorscd paper with four to sig months 70 run does not 80