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DIARsHALL's UTERINE CArHoLICoN
n aT;e- ar MIRSHaLL'S UTERINE cATHOLk

| CON
WEST BEDFORD. COShOcton Go. Eay a, 1851.
Mr. B kingsley, Sri have been selling The medi-
cine ofthe Grafenberg ompany for the last ears and
have invariably found them 70 give good s1tsacon and
nc pills sold to great many families regularly
as and coffee and with my trade IN have become
a apear Gle NiarSbaifs Uterine Carhnlirou
cine that done great amount Of coed feae GSeas
eS One lady so d II to ol she had reecISe ed
benefit from bottle than she did trm long course Of
medical treatment by the skiilful nhvsici5ns.
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW 1ORK, Jan. s.
Gen. Houston declined any public reception
here, being Obliged to return to Washington.
The City Councils organized TO day by the
choice of Thos. McSpeeden as President and Mr..
Valentine as Clerk OF the Board of Aldermen, and
Charles J. Cornell as President of the Board Of
Councilmen.
The Mayors Message is mainly of local interest.
It appears that the taxes have increased in years
Is per cent. for obiests within the control of the
Municipal government, while those raised for OBJ
jects over which the Common Council have no
direct CONTROL have increased l62 per cent The
Mayor argues therefrom that the deposition Of so
much power in Commissioners, &c, is unwise,
notwithstanding the increase of taxation. The
general financial condition of tie city remains
healthful, owing to the wisdom of the Common
Council in establishing sinking funds. Ths total
debt of the city unprOvided for on the lst Of jan
uary is Sl0,773,294, reduction from last year of
$500 GA
In the matter Of the recent sale Of city property
to satisfy the Lowber judgment, says the City Hall
property was bid in by his order, and recommends
application to the Legislature for the passage of
act exemptng from sale by execution the personal
property of a corporation.
The sale made of real estate, wharves and fer
rage property does not, under the State law, be-
come absolute until after the expiration Of twelve
months
He recommends that the Legislature be asked to
insert the amount required for the payment Of the
judgment in the annual tax levy.
Gov Morgan has ordered the withdrawal Of the
military from the Quarantine Station, on Staten
Island
The Washington correspondent Of the CONNER
cal Advertiser says grand reception ball is 10 be
given in honor of Lord and Lady Napier previous
to their departure.
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CAL. OVERLAND MAIL.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3.
The overland mail, with dates to the Slh ult.,
arrived on Saturday night, twenty-six days out.
There we six passengers, among whom was
Major Emery, who confirms previous accounts of
ella River gold mine, and said considerable en-
igration was going on from Sonora to California.
The mail station at Coueha river, Texas, was
attacked by Camanche Indians and 81 mules rau
away.
The U. S. District Court met on the 25th of No
vember.
The statement that Brigham Young had been
summoned 10 answer a charge for false imprison-
ment of Gentiles, is untrue.
Il is also untrue that Major Crossman had left
for the United States.
The snow in the mountains was very deep, and
weather severe. There was great suffering among
10th men and animals.
Large encampments of Sioux Indians on the
Platte River, going to join the Cheyennes for the
purpose of waging war against the Pawnees.
Mr.. Blackstone, one of Russell and Majors Com
pany's wagon masters, reports the discovery of
gold banks in a small lake near Ash Hollow, $50
of which he collected in four hours. One nugget
was worth S22.
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MODERN DISCOVERIES IN ELEcTRIcITY.-Prof
Silliman delivered most interesting and nstruc-
tive lecture last night on the above subject, COM
bining science and amusement in such happy
manner that through two holrs no signs of impa-
tience we're manifested by the audience. Indeed
that time passed away very quickly in listening to
the clear exposition of the principles of galvanism,
magnetism and voltaic electricity, and in watching
the many interesting and cHriOus experiments with
which the subject was illustrated. The speaker
did not pretend to go over the whole ground Of
electricity, but, confnng himself to galvansm and
magnetism, filed up the time with so familiar and
pleasant an explanation, tina. those who were be-
fore strangers to the science, could hardly fail to
be well informed at the close of the lecture
Some ofihe experiment; at the close of the lee
ture were peculiarly beautiful, but the pleasure Of
the audience was much lessened by the noisy and
riotous conduct of some boys in the gallery who
took advantage of the lights being extinguished, to
stamp whistle, &C. with an entire disregard of the
feelings of others.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ESTERDAYAFTERNOONSREPORT
FOREIGN news.
THREE DAYS LATER NEWS.
New York, Jan. 3.

NEW oRK, jan 3.
The R. NJ. steamer America arrived at Halifax
yesterday morning with days later adTices.
| Breadsufs and provisions continued exceedingly
dull.
The London Money Market on the 18th closed
! flat with tendency to depression on the fund.
An extraordinary general meeting of the Atlantic
Telegraph Co. was held in London on the 18th, at
which report of the condition of its pecunary az
! fairs was made. The total receipts OF the Co on
its capital was f3ss,479, and its expenditures
1864, ,047. The balance on hand being S4, 4,49O,
| against which, however, are various outstanding
| liabilities.
The late electrician, Mr. Whitehouse, announced
| the establishment Of another company, and made
proposals for a fusion; but it was decided that
while the application TO Government for aid was
pending it would be improper to entertain such q
| proposal
Tue Reform movement was still progressing, a9d
Mr.. Bright had addressed meetings at Edinburgh
/ and Manchester
The Phoenix Club in Ireland, still continued; II
persons had been arrested at Belfast in addition to
those at Cork, and the Government was expected
to issue special commission for the trial of the
prisoners.
The Constitution, a paper published in Cork, as
serts that the treason was carried much farther
than was supposed, their being daily and nightly
drilings, pixies being manufactured and arms being
| imported from America, the use of which was
taught.
The condition of Italy was growing more and
more serious every day, the impression being gen.
eral that political crisis was at hand.
The emancipation schemes Of the Emperor of
Russia were being strenuously opposed by the no.
bility, among whom q powerful party is said to
have been formed, entertaining the project of in
cIeasing their power and diminishing that of the
Emperor.
The Bank Of Holland has reduced the rate of dis
count one half per cent, making it three per cent
TURKEY.-There are rumOrs ofa ministerial cri-
sis, in which event Fuad Pasha will be appointed
Grand Vizier
The news from China is that the tariff question
is in course Of adjustment, and that the Court Of
Pekin is acting with entire good faith with the
British and Americans.
LIVERPO IL MISUNDERSTANDING, Spence Co.
quote Breadstufs as follows:
Flour-VeTy dull and sales trIing; western Canal $50
2s; Phil and Balls. 2Ol12Is; OhiO2 15is.
Whelt-Quet bHtsteady; good white getting scarce red
western 4s6d96s3li white 5slOi G5s3d; southern white
6s6d ,G7sSd.
COInzDull and qgOtaOa nominal; mixed 2592Is; yell
PEoSIsTON.-Bis land AIhya s Co. qu,ts provisions
very dull
Beef-Heayy and quotations tarely mlintained.
PJTk-Dull and ali qualities 81 Chilly declined.
Llrd-EIrm but quiet at 5islIS4s6l.
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THE METRoPoLIrANs.-This company Of min
strels, who have been bearing of laurels wherever
they have appeared, and who have been visiting
our neighbOring towns and cities, will appear to-
night at the Melodeon. The members of the COM
pany are those of real musical talent and each
tributes large amount TO the general fund Of mu-
sic and fun. Although it is the first appearance Of
the troupe in our city, yet its fame has gone out
through the place and full house will greet these
enterprising rivals of Matt Peel and Ordway.-
Cleveland people will support Cork opera" be the
times hard or easy. Secure early seats tonight
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r . K 5 A L z OK EAUHANGE-
4 FARM-Niaety six acres, miles from the city BY
rai7ad; good productive sO good buildings Is acres Of
TIMBER and an orchard with every variety of u-wl ex
change IN p1r for other good property; $50 per acre
GRANGER STREET.-One and half story House and
lotto exchange for farm would prefer ths ycin-
ity OF Toledo; 81 ,25A;
ASHrABULA CO.-Near Ashtabula: a Farm of $50
acres with variety Of excellent soi large and good build
ingS ne orchard; about 30 timber-w exch ange
for from 10 70 p acres near the city, $50 acre.
PUTNAM PAULDING COS-Some fine Lands in
these counties to exchange for City property
IOWA.-On the Dubuque AID Pacific rallroad so miles
from Dubuque 800 lent prairie Land-yiu eN-
change for productive City property.
CTWENGY ACRES-Near Kinsman street. and near the
city line, with stream OF running tLrough-wl
1change Tor improved City property $50 per
l60 ACRES-In Pierce county Wisconsin near the Mis-
sssippl river; rch soil and mbered-o exchange for
a house and lot in the City
WOOD ST-Three two story houses and lots: a good
property-to exchange for desirable western lards
LUCAS CO.-SiIteen miles from Toledo; 80 acres to ex-
change for small house and lot in the CITY
ROUSE JENNINGS,
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WESTERN NEWS.

The new Mexican mail with Santa Fe dates
day.
Gen. Pelham, Surveyor General of New Mex
leo, came as passenger.
The latest news from Fort Defiance says that
the Navsjoe Indians are making all the restitu.
ton il their power in order to sec Ire peace.
The roads on the plains are very bad, and
snow abundant.
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vas a present ftIy bestOwed.


SUMMONED TO THE PAKLoR.-The boarders at
the wedden and a number of citizens outside, at
about O'Clock on New Years eve, were summon
ed, Sans ceremOnie, to one of the parlors of that
Hotel. The room, in short space Of time, was
filed with merry, but wondering party. Ladies
were eagerly seeking the object of the meeting
thro' inquiries of the gentlemen and gentlemen
were put to blusb and felt themselves nonplused
that they could neither crafty the reasonable Gu
rosity Of the Ladies' find for the relief of their
own, the reason of their meeting. Mike, Fisher and
others, they said had had got them there, and that
was all they knew about it and, as if 90 add to
curiosity already at its hight, in an adjoining par
lor, were discovered in solid phalanx the employ
ees of the house. There they stood, mute as
statues but each one bearing upon the countenance
the unmistakable sign, "that good time was COM
ing" Suspense being no longer endurable the
mystery was solved by bringing out al elegant sil-
ve- Tea Set, to be presented, as New Years Gift,
from the employees of the Weddell, TO Mr.. Theo-
dore Ros' the wel-known and universally esteem
ed assistant in the management of that extensive
and popular establishment.
The presentation was made by R. c. Parsons
Esq, ofthe city Mr.. P. spoke in one of his hap
piest veins; and as was evident was responded TO IN
the hearts of the delighted gathering around him.
Theodore, though uniformed, up to the moment
of Mr. P s remarks, what was intended, replied in
manner which not only showed deep sense of
gratitude towards those who had paid him so rich
and so distinguished compliment, but added not
little to the cheer of the occasion.
The service consisted of seven pieces; a server,
coffee and two tea pots, cream-cup, sugar and two
slOp-boEls. The server was manufactured by
Benton Mathivet, and the other pieces by CoWles
& Co., all of this city. The precise cost of the
whole we did not learn, but were satisfied, not
only that Theodore was 10 luck, but that all who
had contributed, directly. to bring it about, and
all others present, we're glad that he was So The
server bears the inscription, handsomely engraved,
presented to Theodore Ross, by the employees of
the Wedden House, January lst, 1855"
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SEVERE FIRES.

III IUIIsI JUL o
A fire which broke out at Camden, Arkansas, on
Christmas day, destroyed the warehouse of Hill
4 Co., 900 bales of cotton and other merchan-
disc; valued at SlOO,O 900. No insurance
4 fire at Decatur Ill, on Friday morning, de-
strOyed six business houses. S25OOO worth of
property, partially insured.
The Mamaroneck Wooden Mills of Dedham were
partially destroyed by fire this morning. Loss es-
iimatei at $4,000, which is probably insured
Wiley Edmonds and Gardner Colby are the own
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For sale, Wholesale and Retail. by WILLIAM FISKE
No % Superior street Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme at the Propreior's prces.
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EOR SALE-PARKMAN STREET
! Il -HuuSe and Lot. $500
CEDAR St.-HOuse and Lot. 81 $50.
BRUNSWICK, MEDINA CO-Farm Of sT5S acres; 6
improved; farm house and barus; small orchard
, and stream Of water. S2I per acre.
PERRY STA large Cottage, well built an fin
lshed with fruit and sbrubbery; also sable-WiI take
small house and lot vacan lot, part pay 5000
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS,
ALarhL RI.cl- -.
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POLICE CoURT.-A most formidable docket was
presented yesterday morning, there being some
thirty cases really for disposition. The number of
spectators, filing the room TO its utmost capacity,
would have suggested to a stranger the idea that
Judge Vail and Prosecutor Hesley were having
benelit" at which all the frequenters of Courts had
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-04

B 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 a. ticle of Furs made for Ladies or Gentlemen
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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ATTEMPTED MURDER.

John Stoneham was divorced from his wife about
year ago, and has not lived with her since. On
Saturday evening last he went to her house at No.
Ga, Erie street, and telling her that she had lived
long enough, seized her around the neck with one
hand and arm, and attempted to cut her throat
with knife. A servant girl struck his hand with
fat iron, and forced him to loosen his hold, but
not until he had severely cut Mrs. Stoneham's
hand, with which she was defending herself. Stone
ham was yesterday bound over to the Court Of
Common Pleas with $1,000 bail, for assault with
intent to kill.
THE KINNEY BURGLARY.
twill be remembered that about the lst of De-
cember the tailor shop of Capt. Kinney, on the
s1uth side of the Square, was robbed of some $500
worth Of goods. We give in brief the history of
the affair ELECTED at the trial yesterday of Ben
nett and Andrews, who were arrested for the theft
A few days after the burglary, one Jacob Errick,
who was stopping at the johnson House, and who
traded in watches and whatever he could make
money upon, was called on by Marshal Gallagher
to assist in the recovery Of the goods. The eve
ming following, while Errick was in the bar room
of the johnson he was spoken to by An drews,
who wished to sell him watch. The converse
ttOn turning on cloth goods, Errick got into con
versatiOn with two boys who were in the room,
who diyulged to him that they had lot of tailors
goods for sale. After calling several times to see
the goods, by appointment but failing to see them,
Errick was finally taken to Benneti's Bulls Head
Tavern in Ohio City, where he found the boys and
the goods. Making an appointment TO take the
goods the following morning at eight O'Clock he
returned to this side, informed Marshal Gallagher
of the whereabouts of the goods, returned with
him to the place, where the cloths were found, Sc
cared and taken to Kinney house.
There are many attendant circumstances con
nected with the case, which we have no space to
publish, and which are perhaps not necessary to
an understanding Of the connection of these two
men with the affair. Judge Val decided that there
was not evidence enough to hold either of them,
and they were therefore discharged The boys
Hyer and King, who probably took the goods, have
fed the city.
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MATRIMONIAL.
Is oF TIE UNITEp STATES

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
1t has been nv good fortune health many
thousands Of my country-women.
NV success has excited the malice of the envOus and
aous but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd establish my reputation Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
Ihaye relieved. Soloug am held in aaectionate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
skill an afford to despse the efforts of mischef-makers
nd slanderers.
My friends nave repeatedly urged to place my med
inc for producing mensruaon within the reach Of the
ladies of the United Sates but indisposton enter
6e so occupied by quacks with their perncious
and fear that unprucpled countereiters might palm
the public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale OF my
AMlE DE FEMME" ," in the United States.
yield the enreaties of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard tine efficacy OF the 'AAIIE DE FEMME,
need only say that liquid form, and exactly such
s have used practice in France for years and
that it has never failed secure satisfactory result.
The "Amie de Femme and mensiruaon stand in the
aton OF and effect Is alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual dow where never has existed, and to
restore it where has been from any suppressed.
orerto guard against imposition the wrapper Of direc
hons on each bottle of the Amie de Femme viii bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bcx
VIII be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package. ,,
PARIS, January, 1851
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No g Superior street Cleveland who will supply the
Amie de Femme at the Propueior's prces.
auI0 dSwlys
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THE GOVERNORS MEssAGE.-The length of the
Governors Message, which will be found in to-day's
paper, uuavoidably crowds out several articles pre-
pared for TO days issue, among which is the report
Of Chief Engineer and Fire Warden James Hill.
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PROBATE CoURT.-The Probate Judge was oc-
cupied during the day yesterday with unimportant
cases, mostly from the country and mostly being
petty squabbles of no interest. Nearly every one
Of them were dismissed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-04

HAWKE Bro, at their new stand opposite the
Bennett House, have for sale the Tribune Alma
nae" for 1859, containing much valuable informa-
tion relative to Government officers, Members of
Congress, Elections, Kansas, Utah, Public Lands,
&C., &c.
They also have the January number of Appleton's
Railway Guide, containing the report of the Cleve-
land Railroad Convention; Reports Ofthe condition
of various Railroads; Railway map, time tables,
&c.
The second number of McIlrath's Century" is
for sale by Hawks. The mammoth sheet is filed
with politics, news, stories, poetry, advertise
ments &c. 1t is the largest paper in the country.
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COAL!-C -COALM- COAL
TnHN Ton & YATES

Are prepared to deliver pure article Of BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEwAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family use.
r. Orders promptly filed at their Yard on the Canal,
n ear the foot of Vineyard street, Cleveland, o.
TOuNJ ron ocI2 dam 976s JVN YATES
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Catherine Wilson was arrested for keeping a
house of i'll fame, and Margaret Wilson and Ann
Russell were also brought up for visiting such a
house Catherine was fined $50 and costs, and the
other two $40 and costs each
A large lot of intoxicated rioters, vagrant and
sidewalk driving individuals were put through at
tariff rates.
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PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The City Schools commenced
the winter terms yesterday, with the exception of
the Central High School, for which no teacher has
yet been provided TO take the place of Mr. PALMER.
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THE RELIGIOUS ELEMENT
Has been carefully provided for by
Ingham & Baagg.

BIBLES in all styles, by the American Bible
Society. These Bibles procured al cost prices.
HYMN BOOKS in elegant bindings, of all
denominations
PRAYER BOOKS, in velvet, antique and full
guilt.
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YOUTHFUL PIcKPocKET.

John Benjamin, boy about thirteen years old
was invited to ride from Euclid with Mr.. B. F. Ty'
ler and on the way possessed himself Of Sl2 which
Mr. had in a pocket book John is " hart
boy" for young one, but five years on tie Reform
Farm will do him good.
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O'Clock arose from the burning of small building
on ST. Clair road near the c. &. P. R. R. shops
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GUITAR.-J. H. THOMAS, Teacher of the Cult.
ar, Rooms at No. Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. If.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

All those that read the News should go
To HARRY 0LMsTED's News Depot,
For there the latest News will be,
Both monthly, weekly and.daily.
Opposite the New Post Office is the place
Where you will find welcome face,
And with Happy New Year to all
Come one and all, give US call.
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PREsENTATIoS.-Thew worthy late Chief Engi-
neer on the Cleveland, Painesyille & Ashtabula
Railroad, Mr. WILLIAM BEcKwITH, was, on New
Years day, presented with an elegant gold snuff
box by the officers of the road as testimonial of
their regard. Inside the cover was the following
inscription, ''From your friends of the C.P. A.
R. R., Jan'y lst. 1859"
1t was present ftIy bestowed.
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9prriaI Notices.
II ] Hostetter's Celehrated Stomach

q For Gas Fixtures asd Fitting-Appiy
Fogg Eass5orth & Co., los and lO7 Superior street
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER,

r DR.. Lyons Office is removed from
s5 Water street to No. 81 St Clair street
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
NEW ADvERTIsRMENTs.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MelOdeon Hall-Metropolitsn MinStrcls
Cleveland Gas Light Co.-Notice.
Cleye. Pacticing ASSembly-Dance-
VIM Melhnch-SundTies.
Benz Rose-Pe.itiol, &c
H s, Olmsted-News Depot.