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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

TIE THUs MAs.-Ths true man is
brave. He dares do all that may become
a man. No fear of censure, or presump-
ton, or worldly loss. can hinder him from
marching straight onward in the path of
duty. He is a moral hero; and neither
the ridicule nor the injuries of the world
can make him swerve from the right
He is brave enough to disregard emnity;
and has also the higher and more diff
cult courage to persevere againat the
allurements OF friendship. and tie bland
ishments of love.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

TINE is but name; it is what is done
in time that i, the substance: what are
twenty four centuries to the hard rock,
more than Iwentyfour hours to man, or
twenty four minutes to the ephemera?
Are there not periods in our existence in
which space. computed by lis true meas
ure Of thoughts. feelings, and events,
mocks the penury of mans artificial
and. scale, comprise, lifetime in a
daye
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

The only correct idea of social liberty
is, that each other should be suffered TO
occupy his proper place, according to his
natural capacities.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

The longer we live in this world 81
roses and Ihorns, the more we learn 10
revere those Philanthropic axioms, "Bear
and forbear," "Liye and let live, and
to reverence a faith, whose Christian
founder has made it condition Of having
our trespasses forgiven, that we should
forgive The trespasses against US.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

FAMILIES decline as do empires, each
succeeding day some part of life's ancient
honours are lost; the descent that leads
to adversely is precipitate and rapid
Children detach themselves from their
parents: Parents separate themselves
from their children. Thus all fades ill
the last great scene let's fall the curtain
of death and oblivion.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

We saw an account lately of an ele-
phant upon service in India that going
to dlink fell into the broad, deep tank or
we'll constructed as . reservoir. To get
him out they threw in great quantities of
fascir's or hurdles, which the intelligent
creature placed under his feet as fast as
they were given him. thus raised himself
not only to the level of the water, but to
the brink of the well, and moved cut
without difficulty. Now this is the way
to conquer the world and rise above it
when YOU have fallen into temptation,
or into a sea of anxieties. or cares or
pleasures. Instead Of being overwhelm-
ed with them. tread them under your
feet, and you are soon raised superior TO
them, by the very means of them.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

Always suspect a man who affects
great softness OF manner, an unrufisd
eyenness of temper, and an enunciation
studied and deliberate. These things
are al unnatural, and bespesk 8 disei-
pline into which he that has no purpose
of craft or design to answer, cannot rub
nit 10 drill himself.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

Swimming is passion with the ladies
of Paris-and sensible one, too. The
Partisan bellies are all diving bellies.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02
CHANGES.

One stormy winters morning, when
the snow was deep, and it was yet dark,
and the colonel was still in bed, loud
noise was heard at the door of his little
mansion. Some one knocked. The
door opened and steps were heard. The
baron imagined that the prince had
come, whom he had not seen now for
some days, on account of the bad wealth
or,
After a while the old steward entered
the room, and approached the bed, with
a candle AID huge letter. "Who has
come so early ?" asked the baron. "One
of the dukes couriers from the palace,
with this letter, answered the steward.
The baron grew alarmed. Hi. grace
the duke, whose princes look the baron
had not forgotten, could certainly send
nothing good. Probably" thought he,
"a gracious command 10 show the prince
the door when be comes to visit my lit
lie study again" But the address of
the letter ran thus: "To the President
of our Privy Council. the noble Baron Of
Leinau."
"Whal!" cried the colonel, springing
from the bed, 81 The President of the
Privy Council Are the people crazy,
or do they want to make me so?''
He tore open the letter aud read his
nomination to the highest honor in the
state, written all in due form, to which
was added the gracious command 10
come TO the palace Immediately. The
paper was signed Louis; and BY way of
postscript, were written in the princess
own hand the following words: "The
first act of my reign, dear baron, is to
call you to me. Come without delay"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

Man may err, and be forgiven; but
poor woman, with all his temptation. and
but half his strength. is placed beyond
the hope of earthly salvation, if she but
once be tempted into crime.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

CURIOUS FACTs.-Bees are geometri-
clans. The cells are SO constructed as.
with the least quantity of material, to
have the largest sized spaces and the
least possible loss of interstice. The
mole is meteorologist. The bird call
ed nine killer is an arithmeticisn; as
also the crow, the wild turkey and some
other birds. The torpedo, the ray and
the electric eel, are electricians The
nautillas is a navigator. He rsises and
lowers his sails, casts and weighs anchor,
and performs other nautical acts. Whole
tribes of birds are musicians. The bea-
yer is an architect, builder and wood
cutter. He cuts down trees, and erects
houses and dams. The marmot is a
civil engineer. He does not only build
houses but constructs acqueducts and
drains to keep them dry. The ants
maintain a regular army Of soldiers
Wasps are paper manufacturers. Cat
erpillars are silk spinners. The squirrel
is ferrYman. With chip or a piece
of bark for boat, and his tail for sail
he crosses a stream. Dogs. wolves.
jackals, and many others. are hunters.
The black bear and heron are fishermen.
The ants are regular day laborers. The
m onkey is rope dancer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

Nan endures opposition and reproof
more readily than We suppose; only he
will not endure them violent, even though
they are deserved. Our hearts are how-
ers; they continue open to the gentle fall
lag dew. but close against the storm.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02
HOW TO GET TO CONGRESS.

Tho following story is told. by the
Mobile Tribune. of Judge Hawkins. the
present Representative to Congress from
the State of Florida man, by the way
brimful OF genuine wit. During the war
with the Florida Indians he commanded
a volunteer company. On one occasion
they fell upon party OF the enemy con-
cealed in a swamp. The Captain sprang
upon log with more valor than dis
cretion, waved his sword. snd cheered
his men to the charge. Just then he
was shot down. One of his officers ran
to ask if be was much hurt. "Not very
badly" said Hawkins, "just about
enough 10 send me to Congress!''
The prediction has been verified.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02
aAoetrp.
IT SNOWS-ITS FIVE FACES.
BY MRS. s. J. HALE.

Itsnows," cries the school boy, "Hurrah!'' and
l. L.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

To BE CONTINUED
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

In the company of the prince the COL
onel forget the pastor, Mauritius, whom
be had set out 10 seek only from weari.
ness of his monotonous life. The two
friends were right in believing that they
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

q The Bank of France lost over seven mil.
lion OF dollars in gold. fiom the October to the
November monthly report, the reserve being
down to something near the same figure as the
Bank Of England. The discount rate Is raise d
to 10 per cent, but the French funds keep stea.
| dy, nevertheless. a6epr
The Western Bank of Scotland, the failure of
which was announced yesterday, lost three hun
dred thousand dollars by the Ohio Life Insu-
rance and Trust Company.
Albert Smith, Tonawanda Indian, ran 10
miles in IS min, % sec., at Cleveland Ohio, on
Thursday last. Il
There are, at the present time, FIVE hundred
and seventy-two convicts in the Illinois State
Penitentiary, at Alton. This is an unusually
large number. rst
Ii has been ascertained by chemical analysis
that the water supplied to portion OF the citi-
gems Of Norwich, Conn.,, through lead pipes, con.
tains lead in solution (poisoD) to the amount Of
four grains to the gallon. s5, ,t-- s.
In1s5O, With population of Sis, 547 souls,
the New Workers contrived to get along pretty
we'll with an expenditure Of $780, 1870. In
1887, with population OF 77o, 900. they cannot
keep within budget Of 90, 100000. ~taaT
. The Republicans and Americans of Connect
cut, have called union convention at Hartford,
January 18th. to nominate State officers.
Tie Philadclphia Ledger reports that letters
have been received from Mr. Al,ihono In which
he expresses a determination to return imme-
diately home, 70 meet the serious accusation
against him as President Of the Bank Of Penn.
sYlvania. t"
The receipts of gold at New Orleans from
September LIST to November sth, were sa.ss5,-
900, against s54s,sls in the corresponding time
last year.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

wfhs naas ~ : enps,se article be-
slsaJsg ~ - q nIhsskA Wherein il
ss1sHS EEEE HsSa FE
o. l1asss1A ~ said aosAinG aboss either
sftA1ss nss1A DIT ~e ala ~ and ~ nov
49, G. \ . Q. = r - ben sevesssA
byANsGs - sl1y ssffisaaly towards lib
city, sss dssiaedly ssspenny. n 0asesas
ddlny H. VIXEN 4 sets sp IL prssesss thas n
haAhal aay ssupsssaAls psssisa - ~ prissiag
q - nsoA u - vAsa Il aaBsss ~ 4
Aa!Ssssavsd ~ ssAsr ~ szssps passss for
I'D se, - 49, uAs - on behalf Of
s1ea1 hase nsA whsa u. Renisk cane
- - - = ssgseiass q sdvsrsissnsss 10
ssNsu1ay ~ wiasss. h astssssd positively
Aaf1hs Csmqaay did not and would NOT pay
saynAns nssa ysaRiy paaA In this city deg
have - - psistiag dons szesps In eases
Of ensfDsaey-vhea trunk vas stolen, or
The Ssack eveeAewed 20 q 70 require Oquaw.
b Onaibus tickets, or something Of this sort.
TAsssinpis Saes b md be- Seen that this
Read hes Asd III IL repairing and every 9th
o. speaias Il work hist could Be lAken there,
done = sAe eaher end Of The route. Its dis
bsrSs1Iesss are Ill made there. While the n.
c. and y. &, the r 1 and the B. : II.
z. Railsesds have III paid u for advertising
and passsA - esss their RsAAs. tso. oils G.
,. q q Rssd ~ hagsisd and dickrred for
- asssrtissnest, oaly offering pass. and al
vays assngsias 70 snsggle their change Of
runniag tins iaso psiss By sesdings eomms-
aicstisa anneaacing the fact.
Having sdepsed policy thus mean towards
pablishsss h gseA tinsa. il is not probable
that she management Of he Road will improve
In this respect when things are tight and re-
trenchnaat he order Of the day.
In shs uassss We by no blame upon any in
dividuaA, because We do nos know where IL be.
longs. We do mot propose to make war upon
this Reed bsmnss il has adopted The trade and
dickes policy. An - expect 70 do Is simply a.
In caSe u isdivfdsals When they do not offer
~ such compensation for our labor IS We
think i u worth, Ne just exactly don't let them
have Il, and there ID No harm done. COnse-
Quenfiy when folks look in our columns and are
unable to and anything whereby they may
know the time Of the arrival and departure Of
the cars, they can understand Why and how
il 10.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

4 FREHMAs0NRY - RUNlA.--The Borlin c.
respondents Of The London Times aays:- ~
The last striking innovation that has be-.
made ON Russian pFejudices and religious feel
ings By the reforming spirit Of the present -.
peFOr, b the tOlerasion accorded by him !.
FreemAeonry in Russia The society Of r..
masons has hitherto been strictly prohih;ssI
from constituting itself on the soii OF Hol,
Russia; the employees OF the state were alvsys
required to bind themselves never 90 beloo. Z
10, and the Greek Church has an anathems
upon i. For more than half year. hoxeye,
lodges have been forming in the interior X
the empire, and entering into correspoudepes
with other lodges in foreign countries, and thers
are indications Of different kinds that thia M.
nomenoa in the Russian State Is far from IN.
welcome to the powers that be. Two re,uln
are, o. II would seem, expected from the benz
violent working Of this society, VIA bettsr
spirit ON me para Of the various Royernme.A
fanctionasies. and greater willingness % q.
operate IN the gigantic task the 0oyarnmene
has entered upon Of committing serfdom into !
free relation of landowner and tenant. ~.
lieve ! shall mot BE- far wrong in impasise ~.
change Of tactics toward the "Society :.
Free and Accepted Nasons" on the - sas
Emperor Alexander, TO the " ren 9. ;ae
uncle, the Prince Of Pr -loencc o. ~
many years abelongeH ). 1ss'a, wno Pcs ics
wards il. t0e Alng, his brother, ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

IA Rev. Ephrsim Mute went to Lawrence
Kansas, TO establish Religious Society. He
was peaceful and an amiable man, Christian
and friend Of liberty. He was robbed Of pro-
perry to the amount Of $1,000 by the political
ruftians of Missouri, and his brother-in-law was
killed and scalped on a wager made by the muir.
derer that he would have Free State scalp be-
fore night. Both the robber and murderer are
known One has been acquitted on mock trial
and the other was appointed Post Master soon
after Buchanan's accession. Mr.. Mute is now on
visit to the East His property has never been
restored to him.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

"THs BaAvE THAT ARE no noaE.-The Cieve
lam Piaiedealer says that George Gardner, the
nAsies u the Inflated Flying Cloud. was the
Last Of four brothers, al sailors, who have been
lost upon the lAksA Their aged mother, about
sixty years cd. living in Cleveland. thus sees
four manly yoaths sacsiaced 70 the perils Of the
sea- csosss sss Der osly hope. and the staff
upon shich he elsansa h kss dscining years,
and nSw he hss wes The fate Of the others-
Her sogtoss havs been ssuiy very great.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

- The ssanes New Lucy vas burned ON
the AissOufi river. where she was icebound, on
Wednesday night Of last week. as We learn
from the Cincinnati Gazette. No lives lost.
We sss g. Losis asws enc day later, being
reprinted ftom St.. Louis papers, in the Cincin.
nAd pagers thsa direct from st. Louis, getting
Cincinnati papers in one day and St. Louis in
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

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there. N de8.nc. ,S..,.nsss 80 "ylu 49, II
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The North thu. s.;r.a ...k:. -,
evervthin. - sSIe .s1 aosu.nk ing re SCUM !.
Nh ~ 80 passAse q Judge douglass
5H n. - 4gssssss +, u!
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Comrrcr,;.. ~ 1siseu ~. VIC missouri
III. r.".:s....- ~ pncVnstitutaonaL ana
-ha.s.s- !. ~ cUssst.eO sO carry slavery
49,. 4 = VENT FrcYlo0s 20 THIS decision,
$780, ~ ~. pos'tively exist there in the
~ - aslr'sofies except by positive munich
snsctment; subsequent to it, il xisted IN oil
-. ~ le.ritoreA and required positive law %
.ss-.:. Anus slavery nad before been the
80. P'yns nov y the rule throughout the en-
No = - 80 Ano even sAe Administration
80, g 80 = % 0raW from tnas decision the
- carry slavery everywhert-intO the
~. It1.es = ven e the Territores-on the ground
u = properly, as denned by Judge fancy,
= - vat .ne constitution protects the citizens
=: =. 80" otase 70 aii the privileges end immuni-
ties 3, q citizens 10 the veral States.
.nus 81 that has been gained By the free
States-by popular soyeEeignty-in the passage
81 me Kansas Nebraska bill, amounts to moth
msi moeed, worse than nothing. 1t has placed
tue uenerai Government completely At the ner.
= uie save power; MADE the Constitution ..
p.o'saAvery document, declared that freedom
80 ~ c'gnts anywhere until the needs and be-
ncss ~ slavery are nrst satisfied; and finally Is
.nsw eFaoie ior the pronnlgation of the foul
uoctrine tnat slaves can be carried into any
sac o. me Union q the will Of the STAKEHOLDER,
mus aiming = deadly slab ct the doctrine Of
s'a Te rlents and state soyereignty.
mus me eject OF the Kansas Nebraska bill 10
actually 9 reversing Of the policy and practice
OF our Government, as established BY Washing
.on. seHerton and Madison, and enforced and
catnes ool ~ Monroe. Jackson. and Adams
and - authors are answ cradle fos that reyer-.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

A@~t positively a.
"a " u. no spIpTvsrls u ! ceGssos s 49, - -
isg % biz original positjea. Gev. Wsn.s -
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tssas Y - prsssnt form. ard avows ~ 10
Doee ~ tppCtog tesaeeeeeoass uIe6 III ~ .
noeacs. - PFssi6sss = sssslly ie,sr-;..s
. su1on1A ~ Oo0eeiseetDn, reensdine Il =. Z.
9ess psactiestle meds ~ rsse6iax ~ ccrsE
don. He vii make isa tsss ID 10 hasSS "a
The forthcoming n1sage piIlemphssis~ d..
opinlsnA the Presiden4 being encaerseed ths,.
- By he psOu'ise " w uaised suoness " n.
6euth. He will remove walker, n6t bejue -.
Tent With csasssine hie pesisioa. Walker -
not resign, tessuiil ssssaia hsse. 70 ceaiese N.
point befose CooRsesu " ,sss $50 ~
Senator Bsodssick openiy avous ii. se....,
oppostien 70 the Administration. and L,....
From anstor Douglas leek IN he esne d;.s"'
4on, wih qaaliacati0us he viii resch -. +.
Iaesday and speak fof himseG.
- aele0Ds my b made TO inesoduce II
80 ne OoNoesatbe coucas beeose psS<eu1nvcr
ao@snaesoee 49, vf0lse - CIT, 60 =
The unexpected phase the issas has ~ -
Cd. II 20 spht v Inevitable. Peuesfui \.
nuencss ase osing szsrtsd . pesyans such I
'novsmsaf, ~ leaders fearing - ssrsgsIs a
il consequences. 49, ~ y,
". Phelps, 81 Missouri, will b Chassuaa =
the COMMITTEES u Ways and Means r n. a., !
elected Speaker. .,-T.
|, i understood that Senator Bates 81 Yeh.
ware viii resign, and that NJ. CsaseRys. -
former incumbsnt. viii b. appeinssd by -
0ovsrnor, wlsh the approval o. H. Dayasa-
No LsgisaatsFs ; 70 y elected II that Giaee =,
two yeam. En- 49,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

u The Democracy we're badly beaten d
the Am,cipal elecsioe IN Peoria, Monday last
Hamilton aud the Ctizens ticket leading Owen
Democrat Ice. l-T
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

At Moscow, lately, great curiosity was excit
ed by an experiment made by new Idcscrip
ton of locomotive, running along the streets,
and SO constructed as to cause the wheels to lay
down sort Of wooden rails as they advanced
The experiment, though the first one made, had
perfectly succeeded. The author of the inyen.
ton is trader in Moscow, by the name Of Prok.
horOH
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

| THINK OF lr.-There is no election nov
pending But for that very reason thoughtfu
men OF all parties ought to ponder the more
carefully these weighty sentences which we End
IN recent letter from r. III. Dana, Jr.:s sfsa
1.-The history of this country is to turn upon
the doetfine proclaimed by the President Of the
United States in his letter to the gentlemen 81
New Haven. Announced by the head Of the
government It will be the policy Of the govern
ment ior four years. Proclained by the head
OF victorious party, il will be the doctrine al
that party until it shall bring that party or the
country TO ruin. Il will be supported b. In
slave power, and by those Who are ID the habit
OF aiding that power, or Of yieldingto il. Nor
does this doctrine GO alone. II carries other.
necessarily along With ita Il not ooly makes
slavery. The permanent law Of every territory.
bus It Introduces slavery into the law of every
Free Staie--temposary and transient slavery Is
be suce, but liable to ariss everywhere and 4
every hour. sEs s}a ass e5 s4seva r~#e~ ~
$ -Coming npon 40 with this overshadovinx
power, and nth such chances Of victory. "a
man can longer be excused from AN active md
earnest resistance. Hereafter every man goes
Into one Of three clsssess sloee who support.
those who oppose. and those Who submit % the
eaAia for slsvery. ~ saseaas baa
!. .There was time when slavery presented
ltseM a. - abstract qaessiea. The due i eone
By. It e nov pfaossoal Qsessio0 Ia polit1ce.
= M qaession Of inmiaent and parauount n. |
possAnce.s is eoss % livery asi1s bosom apd |
svesy assns hustussl. while, on 9ke cus
band, + u to dstesabias The public destiDy ofi
mericas On shs ether, 4 effects the value or /
very btAds 81 gsteos and every airske cf atbo \
'arPenter's piahs. n III. BscE1ssAs doc,,ine 1
'yssaiis, ~ history ofsAassica WI o wit
en one Wy ~ ~ evsfthrovh, il vin b i
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

81 An IMPORTANT OAIssIoN.-It appears that in
the schedule of the Kansas Constitution. AZ re.
Gently published, three sections wese omitted, one
OF which contained provision requiring the
voters, it challenged, to s,aear 70 snpport the
Consultation, if adopted, on penalty Of proseen-
ton for pevsryi As the question Of the adop.
ton Of the Constitution itself is not to be sub.
United to the vo.ers at I'll, it follows that every
man who wishes to vote upon the Slavery clause,
must swear to support Constitution which 10
made Tor him, however odious its provisions
What will Northern Democra say to thiss
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

tT Rsostpis Of Hogs continue large at Gin
cinna'i ssd prices have further receded, sales
being reported at a So to e5 90.