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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
THURsDAY mORNINp, MAY 10, 1850

PLAN PoR BREAKINa JAIb.4-Some Of the pris-
oners in the County Jail sharp, but fortunately
their keepers are sharper. Several times within
the past six months schemes for breaking out Of
Jail have been discovered and frustrated by Sheriff
wightman aud Jailor Smith. There are now con.
hned in the cells Of the jail some hardened crimi-
nails who will do and dare anything to gain their
liberty, and who sharpen their wits by concocting
schemes to break out For some time Mr.. Wight
man has known that some of the prisoners were
calculating upon iberating themselves, aud has
specially watched two men, Baker, who was sent
TO Jail for the burglary OF store ia East Cleve
land and Scotty, a noted horse thief. few days
ago he, with Mr.. Smith, the Jaior, went TO their
cell, and, telling them that he knew they had a
key with which they intended TO escape, gave
them Eve minutes in which to deliver up the key.
Tue men asserted most positively that they bad no
key, or instruments Of any kind, and had not
thought Of escaping. Tie Sheriff told them that
II when the Eve minutes were up, the key was not
givenup to him, they would be searched and then
locked up aud kept closely confined to their cells
until their trial. CThey had previously been al
lowed the range Of the halls, and waited upon the
others) After moments hesitation Baker went
to the cell of one man who was kept on bread and
water. and told him TO hand him the key, which
he then delivered up TO the Sheriff, expressing re
gret for their conduct, and hoping they would not
be punished The key thus procured was very iu.
geniously constructed by these men in the jail
They first made straight tube OF cylinder Of a
tin cup, the bore being OF the size as that Of
the key of the lock. This tube they wound with
broom wire to strengthen il, which wire was COW
cred with q coating Of solder. For handle the
ls inch wire in the rim of tin cup was bent, the
ends inserted in Que end of the tube aud secured by
melted lead. For the wards. large piece of lead
had been obtained by melting leaden spoon, sol
dering the piece upon the tube and eating out the
wards with knife, The whole was very ingen-
iously done, and the key thus made would unlocl.
all the cell doors. The most careful watchfuluess
is necessary to check these plans for escape.
The Sheriff has done great deal since he has
taken charge of the Jail to improve the condition of
the building aud yard. A large quantity Of fresh
earth has been hauled into the yard and the damp,
and nauseous holes filled up, which removes
much Of the fear ofnectious diseases from poison.
Gus gases
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A Illuminating spectncle.

Last Thursday, Judge Sherlock j. Andrews
formerly awhig memberof Congress, humilia
ted himself, abjectly at the feet of the Slave
Power uItbs U, s District Court at Cleveland,
and received therefor the smiling appreciation
of corrupt and unscrupuous Court and the
applause of the depraved minions of the Slave
Power. When we were in Cleveland few day S
since, we wee told that the influence of Judge
Andrews all through the Rescue trials had been
most mischievous-that he had steadily mani
tested oensorious spirit towards the Rescue
prisoners, and had as constantly applauded the
action of the Court as emjnently mild, lenient
and proper RdUenna Dem.
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Thnt,sit,IaItR

We notice that U, 8. District Attorney Bel
den, remarked in reference to the plea entered
by the four Wellington rescuors, of ROIe con.
tsndere--not to contend--that he did not wish
to punish severely the Wellington men--though
they have violated the law--but the persons
from Oberlin, they were not TO fare we'll
That was about the substance Of his remarks,
when addressing the Court. Thus it is we are
told by this tool of slavery ridden admins.
traton, that il is not the violation of the in
famous Fugitive Slave Law that is regarded
with horror by him and his masters, but the love
Of liberty manifested by the men Of Oberlin.
The wellington men are as much the violatOTs
Of law as those from Oberlin, if any are guilty
of its violation, and if any of them are to be
punished, why not punish them all alike 1t
is not the mere violation Of law that the leaders
of the so-called democratic party care for--laws
and Constitutions are but ropes of sand VIXEN
in the way Of the combination of their villain
Gus schemes for political aggrandizement-bu a
lone of tiberty-thats a crime worthy of many
stripes"
Do not these traitors TO libolty know that
there shall come day of reokoning-that Cp-
preston shall cease, juries shall not be packed,
and judges shall be just They shall know
that there are freemen as well as slave catchors
TO serve. .-ROrl0ak Reflector.
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AT TIE MELODEoN.

l-P- The Coroner's Inquest on the chid's body
found in privy, was taken mp again yesterday
morning, agreeable to adjournment. There was
ample evidence to tue effect that Ellen Mary Cook,
of Mt Vernon, was forsix weeks sojourning in this
city, and although there is direct proof of it, it
is hardly doubted that she was the mother Of this
child. The child had eitherfallen in or was pur
posely thrown into the vault and suifocated, be-
fore It had time TO breathe, SO the Coroners
Jury decided by bringing in verdict, that. the
child died in consequence of wilhl neglect on the
part of the mother, Justice Foljambe immediate
ly alterwar Is issued warrant for her arrest.
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NEw Discovery IN PHoroGRAgHY.-Gali
mani announces discovery in photography II
consists in the invention of an artificial light
so wonderfully luminous and so steady as to
completely supply the effect Of the most brilliant
noontde sun in all Photographic operations -
The light being contained in a portable app1-
ratus, portraits can bo taken in private resi-
denues even in the darkest ruom wholly inde-
pendent of the state Of the atmosphere; and
those parts of cathedras or other picturesque
architectural monuments where the light of the
sun never penetrates, and which, in conse-
quence, have been until now wholly shut out
from the photographer will be as accessible to
the artist as any part of the exterior.
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The oCnreuIls.


One Of the most annoying and destructive
fruit pests in this country is the curcuio At
a recent meeting of the American Institute
Farmers Club, New York, DIR. Trimbls, Of
Newark, N j., exhibited some live curculio,
and also some limbs Of plum trees with black
knots, which he contended were made by the
same insect that effects the fruit This, he
says, he has proved 10 his full satisfaction by
repeated experiments. The plum rot he also
thinks, Is produced by the curculio. He SAYS
the whole subject Of curculo seems to be mis-.
understood lie has bred the insect from tho
arvm found in the black knot and from the
fruit, and found them Identical He thinks
that the race may be propagated in the bark,
and thus continued IN existence when the fruit
entirely fails BY watching the trees at this
season the commencement of the black knot
may be detected, and that is the time to cut off
the branch II the egg is taken out of the limb
or fruit, it will go on to perfection, There is
no poison from the perforatiun--it comes from
the growth Of the insect He has never found
any remedy, except shaking the insects of
upon q sheet and killing them, aud by 50 doing
he has raised one hundred bushels of aprioots a
year. The insect never touches the apple and
peach as long as it can find plum or apricots-
For want Of ito favorite fruit il will take ap
piles and other fruits, and it is tue cause Of SO
many defective apples as we find in Market
To keep curculio out Of an orchard, requires
constant attention for six weeks The trees
want shaking some days several times day,
and i is by that alone fine plumI and apricots
eau be grown. Sometimes in a very severe
drouth at the time the stung fruit is falling,
the lava pcrishes, because unable to penetrate
tho earth. The sting OF a curculio IS known
by peculiar crescent shaped mark where the
perfoTation is made The insect has peculiar
shaped and strong proboscis, with which the
wound is made in which to deposit the egg
Il takes from four or FIVE days to two weeks
for the eggs TO hatch, and if it is desired to
take out the egg il must not be neglected until
it matches, The insect seems to have the power
Of secreting sort of wax, which it dement's
over the egg. l have never found any ad.
vantage in the use of all the nostrums recon.
mended to prevent the curculio:
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GRAND soRCHEsT

INJURING GSHUlBERY.-Marshal Craw arrested
q day or two since, a boy for breathing lilac
bushes ina yard In ST. Clair street Those who
think that there is no harm in pulling OF branch
from fiourishing bush or shrub in the yares
they are passing will take note that the Marshal
has an eye out for such petty offenders, This boy
was fined IS and costs on the charge Of destroy
ing property.
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A HEAvY BEr Won BY BUPEALo Man.
A San Francisco journal, received by the last
overland mail, contains a statement TO the ei-
feet that Thomas James. Of Buffalo, and the
manager of Wells, Fargo & Cos house, made a
bet OF $4,000 with Commodore Vanderbilt,
against the lGtteTs magnificent $4,000 span
OF horses, thai the overload mail, with dates
Of the 2lst Of March, would arrive 10 San
francisco before the passengers by the Nice
raRua line Of steamers landed in the city. by
the arrival Of the overland mail yesterday, Mr.
James won the span Of horses. The bet was
made in the Union Club. New York Mr.. James
is inie1ested IN the Buttergorth stage hne,-7
Buffalo E1pTess t.'"
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TONIGHT

RELIGIOUS NoTioE,--The Western Reserve As
sociatiou of Uniyersalists, will hold two DAYS
meeting at wiIloughby, Lake County, Ohio, on
Wednesday and Thursday, the lst and 2d days of
next month. Services to commence each day at
half past ten O'Clock, A. NJ. A general invitation
is extended. ..... s.P, CARLTON,
Standing Clerk
Wllloughby, o. May n, 1859.
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Tna PEoPLE's PREss.--Mr J. b. Marshall
has retired from editorial eonnexon with
the Columbus Fact and will devote his ener
gies and attention to the management Of The
Peoples Press large and good looking week
ly he has established as Douglas organ al
the Capital
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WooL.-The first lot of wool brought to this
market this season, was brought by Messrs j.
d. Il 8. NJ. Edison, at forty cents The same
clip brought last year thrty-two cents. 1t was
brought in by Mr. s. Myers, of Chippewa
Akron Beacon.
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This gentleman has been suggested by a cor
respondent of the Cleveland Leader as candi
date for Lieutenant Governor We are author
lied by Mr., Brown to say, with all respect for
The partial friend who has suggested his name,
that he is not and will not be a candidate iol
nomination to that ffice.-Portage q, Dem
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NAvAL.-Lieut. Calvin f. Thomas has been
ordered to the U $ Steamer Michigan. This
will be no less gratifying to him than to his
friends - Buffalo Courier.
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Opstere.

OYSTER DEPOT. &C. S. N -
" MALTBY'S Qate Holt & Mgtby'D NsNk4/
CELEBRATED OYSI ERS will be- ~ 7..t
RE G. E I V ID DAlLY,
From his es abiahmen in batmuTeput up in cans an
war; uted fIos aud good or NO sale 49,.
Also-HERMErlCALLY SEALED OYSTERS, Lob
BTERs, CLANS spiccd Oysters and sariines kept oou
EtantlY on ltnfld '..tHI-I -..L
Bal imo e New YoLk and Princess Bay Shell ogsteu
will he received Dat v by Express,
fW- CRACKkRS f,r slle by tha barrel.
~ ORANGES, LEMONS, and CIGARS, by the boz
W. W GAINES, AGENT,
nc2 No ~ AnpeIlnr -llenl. llnvnland ".
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NEw YoRK.MnY ID.

clai says:
New YoRK, May Is.
An agreement has Ibeen entered Into between
the Representatives Of the four Ines which now
only requires the formal action Of N. y. Central
authority to make II effective
Rates 10 and from Cincinnati aro adopted sys-
ten Of rates 10 be based thereon by the Freight
ARents Westward to Cnoinnatl--arst class,
Sf TO- secoud class, a5Ci third oass17O aud fourth
class SOC; hour QOc. I
Rail and water rates are as follows First class
ten cents; second and third classes, eight cents
fourth class i've cents less than above Hour ten
cents less A difference Of six and eight cents
respectively on fourth class freights to and from
Philadelphia and Baltimore, NJ compared with
New York rates
% BosUs no THR n. n a ERIE.
A large cash bonus is 10 be paid 70 the New
York 4 Erie Road, by which nine dollar rate be
tween Buaalp and New York Is secured Tor one
year.
TINE
The time between New York and Cincinnati j
TO DO 35 hours; Chicago Al hours. All roads are
to make the same connections at Columbus
cATTIE TRANsPORTATIoN.
Cattle from BuEalo 10 New York, eighyhy'
dollars per car load.
Little doubt Is felt as 10 the contamination p
this agTeementby all parties.
LATER The Tribune OF Monday morning says
The Railroad Managers 80 far settled nothing, an
nave adjourned 10 the goth inst. when the freigh
agents will reporta basis Of au agreement, W
do not believe the Central will agree 70 any propo
sitiOn.
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New CoMPAcF.---A Convention of Railroad
Managers met at New York on Saturday last to
enter into a new compact If possible. The spe
cial railroad dispatch TO the Cincinnati CONNER
cal says:
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MILLINERY GOODS n EVERY
LNA variety Of Millinery q loda, at Wholesale ~ retail
' maya 80 - = ,''~' - MORGAN 4 ko0Ts,
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4 Doaus Iro FnE \. n . IN

FoR The best qualities Of segars, Tobacco
suuif, 90 20 B. O. Dietz, 1T Superior street
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N. H. soLOMoNsoN.

Practical AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
tens the largest assortment Of the approved kinds o
PECTACLES. Allhs glassos, whether for OF far
ghted are ground under his owninspecon, by machine
Of anew construction, with the care, to
Iuitthe eyes in al cases. curing Weakness DigsinesS
inflammation Of hs Eyes, and mparng strength for Ions
reading or fine sewing,
" N. II. Solomonson would here inform the public
Ihsthe never employs any in the sale ofhisonses
~ Also, splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES MI
CROscoPEs, COMPASSES, SC kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
lE5-Ohoe3s Superior street under the American Hotel
luu22 ##. .t
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Stoves and Enameled Crates.
w. h. Marvin,
No AZ South Side Public Square, nearly oppo-
... site the Old Court House,
THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL

THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL
u ual rnnugo uf ms lrl0pds and the est et HahAuu
during pas fall trade d INV dtermihed 70 el9te Guy
his ureo vurotyu uf COOKING, pAhlOht HALL AhN
OFFICE STvVEs and ENAMELED CRATES AZ
Wi' MAMMOTH COOKING STOVES fr Hotes,ayd
his V.ctuf Cuat Stoves for prYate lemf, NAnnutha
surpaesed T uTf ct min operation and cconumy IA uel
iiit Hot Ar parm Hop0r Tor Farlorg, HaAs: Schn9i
Hon, es Churches ores &C made ur Athfuote Coal
tfr so runtod thai Il hnsWors ehaT stove or
flrunce 90 both combluOa, snd therefore viii prvueo
much heat hau any other hibyt ~ me uarket As
neat hundsuIae aud dur bu, uud 10 giving gte enslae
ton 10 many Of our best riEfna. HIS Pearl wlch y.
made oval paruTs burnb coke hard coat with gsA
and heaness, aud ulto gltos perlp se!tete9
The newGgt aud most desirable stylos OF ENAMhLAb
CRATES un hand AZ the Invest prices .... ,,....
tia mauut ucturrs and Keep suupn dWu9 w, sveE,s
| and sheet hou Wero HOUSE FUhkl9hlNS "ooDS
| always pu hnnd ... .-.-.....
Tid RooanE SAD uu Idbhi aa iono on shoIi ngtice -
All are respect tul, solicited Go eau tore purchasing
W. l. MARVIN,
| decla No. AZ soaih Seiv Public sQupfut
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES oT THE UNITED STATES:
II has been my good fortune to restore health many
bousands Of my country ry-women. .'..
My has excited the malice Of the snvious and
alous; but thor prosecutions have served only extend
nd estab sh my reputation showers Of grateful otringi
have fallen my pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved Soung I am held in Aaectionate and
thankful remembrance By those who have experienced
sk can afford jespse the efforts Of nischief-mRks
nd slandorer .
My riends repeatedly urged me to place my med
cine for producing mensruaion within the reach Of the
Ladies' OF the United states; but ndspositon
ied occupied by quacks with their perncous uosrums
and fear that uupncpled countereers might palm upon
public their worthless limitations have hitherio pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AAIlE DE FEMME" IN the United States. I
Al last yield TO the enrentcs patients aud friend
aud oTef to The suffering Females OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout tho
Old World. ....
In regard to the efficacy the "ANlE DE FEMME"
need only say, that in liquid fo aud Is exactly such
ss have used in practice in France many years and
that it has failed to a satisfactory result
The "Ame dc Femme" aud meusruaion stoud in the re
ation Of aud elect lis alike powerful originals
aeahy menstrual now where it never has existed and to
restore II where il has been from any cause suppressed
In ororto guard against imposition the wrapper of direc
each bottle Of the "Ame de Femme" will bear my
Etten signature and both the bottle aud enclosing be
viii be sealed with my priyate seal. ......
Price, Sa,Oo package.
PANS, January, 1861.
For sale, wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKR
No % Superior street, Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie do Femme at the PrOpretor's prices.
aulo odSwly
TNHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
4 THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
z&4E-SGes.1zM
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BankGrs.

NJ 4 wHTTVAN- ~ N. srANDART. G W. sTANDART
WHITMAN, STANDART & CO.
wv Bankers aud Lealers In Foreign and Domestic EH-
change. MOI Superior street We draw direct on Lon
don aud viii furnish Drafts for any amount qayeble AZ al
theprincipa nOin in Eng and Ireland Scotland France
and GermanV COLLECTIONS mnde an accessible points
throu hnutiha Unned Slates nne CnQa1as rarsl
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REAfOVAL

10, d, II NVDINDUN HhD I'M
~ moved his Dental OniCe co ms residence, No II
Wool four doors North uthU NJ E. Church where ht
Wd he happy all OF his form patrons any 9th
ors who MAJ need hia services.
Cleveland. March m lais-mh97.dt
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6oir Dnr.
Derrtistrp.

DENTIST.
DR. w j GUILD HAS R EMOV
~ ed his Dental Uffoe Room No IS. Hoffman lock
suoeror street, East Of Public square South ofP q. An
who need III OF bgntst, will save themselves
much SUFFERING as vol as MONEY by giving him %
cal Elgc ucy used mitigate pain Tor toso who de-
sire it.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
Gold silver Porcelain md Nuc1niZrd rubber Rnse
Ia the best manner Teeth iu sets from Sl0U so Gul
filings agordng to size OF The cavity from so upwuId
mWll
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Att'ps e. GoultseIlots.


u j. HICKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
u LAW. Once ger the MERCHANTS Ba < Cevs-
aud, ohio ieb24R0
pROOKS Il FORD, ATTORNEYS
- AT Law Atwater Buil,lp Is, foot Superior 81
y w. BRooRs L. W FoPh
fehe
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, AT
w TORNEYs ATLAw. Office No. sg suporior-st
Clegel1ud Ohio s WILLIAMSON
ian2i A. G. RIDDLE.
CHARLES G. BALDWtN-ATTOR-
A/ney aud Counselor ut LawO Odco u Super s over
CITY Rauk ianlb;dly
DALMER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
Il Ar Law, Office over Commercial Bank. -.
A SPER, J. f., ATTORNEY ATLAW,
s. ete' -'rsnt dec3-d9l
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Bo0r0iu.Q.

POARDING. = The House No. "a
ID Public Square, andhy he stone church-one Of che
pleasautest io" the ctyhls been thoroughly
paired, al1 is for BOpriurs Families wishing Ia
furnish their ba accommodated with large
and aud h3d-r0um and Single Buarders
ard Day 30 rders Wi fnd good RECOMMENDATIONS ON rea-
gOuahlo ferHs Ladies excluded. References given
and received. aprTR20 w PURtlVr.
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wlllOughby, o., May n, 1859.
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For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No % Superior street Cleveland who will supply the
Annie do Femme at the PrOprietors prices.
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General Convention of the Episcopa,
church of the United States.

The triennial Convention Of the Episcopal
Church of the United States assemblies to-
day in Richmond, Va. Important matters
will occupy the attention of the Convention.
Arevisal of the general canons Of the church
will be made after lengthy discussion.
The House of Bishops, who have a life ten.
ure, will have under consideration the appli-
cation of the Convention of New York for
remission Of the unlimited suspension Of
Bishop Onderdonk. His case can not come
before the House Of Deputies, as Bishop
can not be tried except by his peers. The
result will no doubt be, that two Dioceses
will be created in New York, and Bishor
Onderdonk will be allotted to the city, and
Bishop Potter to the country. .....r
The Convention will consider the proposed
plan of Diocesan Judicatures and other re.
visions of the criminal code of the church
The session will be protracted over month
Several Canadian bishops will be in attendance
Or. Bedell, Assistant Bishop of Ohio, with
three other bishops, will be consecrated. The
clerical deputies from Ohio are as follows
Rev. .Erastus Burr, Of Portsmouth Rev. W
R. Nicholson, Cincinnati Rev. R. B. Claxton
Cleveland; Rev. Chauncy W. Fitch, Piqua.
The lay delegates are Messrs. John W. An
drews, Columbus Charles B. Goddard, zanes
vile; Nat. g.. Psndleton, Cincinnati; ani
Kent Jarvis, Massillon.
The facilities Of reduced fare will, no doubt
induce many persons to attend the Convention
during the exciting session.