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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18
Un.naahahla AtrncitH-

We heard yesterday Of a case of Grim.
con. that iranspired a few days ago in
Franklin, IN Warren county, attended
with as mal.y revolving circumstances
and exhibiting as much deprsvity as any
transaction Of The kind that ever came %
our knowledge. The female participate
was the loved and r spected wife Of a re-
spectacle citizen # that neighborhood.
young, handsome, enjoying = good so.
cial position, and esteemed BY all who
knew her many wifely and womsDly
virtues. The male adul.erer had some
real or fancied csuse of complaint agai nst
the lady's husband, and to revenge him
self deliberately set about the seduction
of his wife.
After the iendish design was accom-
plished. he wen 10 the husbad and boast
ed Of his achievement, naming time,
place. &c. so Enthusiastically as to force
belief on the mind Of his victim. The
outraged husband. instead of shooting
the seduccr through the heart or beating
him 10 death with a club, toos him home
confronted him with the wife. who, after
repeated and persistent denials. seeing
that her husband was convinced of her
guilt, at length admitted her participa
ton in the iniquity. The result Of course,
is. that tie family is broken up, per-
haps forever. The three children are
torn from their mother. who is TO be
sent to her friends; while the m 5nster,
who accomplished the ruin. ms 'ead Of
being summarily disposed OF, as retribu-
tive Justice wJu'l seem TO require. is
still at large 10 boast of his infamy.-
Dayton Gazette. FEB 9th.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18
The Comptroller Of the Treasury.

The Washington Correspondent of the
Tribune says:
The Cerberus of the Treasury, Mr..
Whiulesey. is they say, registered on
the black list for execution, with a host
Of others who have less claims to re.
spectiul consideration The old gentle
rendered his resignation to Gen. Pierce,
and perhaps may deny his interested
pursuers the opportunity Of official de
capitation by repeating the ceremony
1t will be very convenient for the army
of expectant ebbers ana contractors 10
get rid of the Argus eyes of the watch
ful Controller, but when the Administra
ton comes TO square its accounts before
the country. an exchange may not be
found profitable.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18
LAY. before ne.
Wni
mmriagss.

In Braeeville, on the 18th inst, by F. E.
Stowe. Esq. Mr.. GEORGE STEWART, and
Mrs. MARIAB MOORE, all of Brseevine,
On the morning of March Sd. 1857; BY Rev
Marvin. Mr. S. E. OPDYCKE. and Miss
LUCY W. STEVENS. al of Warren.
In Cleveland, on the Sd inst by the Rev. DR.
Boles. Mr. HENRY POWERS, of Akron, to
Miss JULIA. daughter Of Hon. John CDweu,
of the former place.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18
Dsatks.

In Garfield. on the llth inst, ELSIE
PLATT, mother of Erastus Plat. Esq; aged Sc
years.
At Newburgh, New York, March %, JULIA
E, wife of D. Golden Rugyies, and daughter of
the late Henry J.. Garfield, of Garfield, in the
3l<t year of her age.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18

They have no capital punishmentfo for
murder in Michigan, but sentence ali
convicted Of that crime TO State Prison
for life. On Monday night last. i've
prisoners sentenced for fife for the crime
Of murder, escaped from the State PrIs-
on of Jackson in that State.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18
LANES CURIsrIAY ANNUAL: Terms

LADIES CHRISTIAN ANNUAL: Terms
81 per year, 6 copies 80. Published
by James Challen, Bulletin Building,
Philadelphia.
Tie March number contains a por-
trait Of Alexander Campbell, engraved
bv Sartain, from an ambrotype, and a
sketch of his life. Mr.. Campbell has so
long occupied a prominent position in
the religious world, that this sketch will
be read with interest. Other shorter
articles gil up the March number.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18
The Wealthy Citizens OF Jey York.

The New York City Tax Book" for
1861, gives the correct returns OF
the estates there. 1t reveals the fact
that many of the reputed miilionaires
are not half as rich as generally supposed
We give a few from the head of The list:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18

Mr.. Bissel. the engineer employed to
survey and report on a wire suspension
bridge at ST. Louis. has been engxged in
this work for the last five months, and
states that a bridge can be built which
will not impede navigation. at an expense
not exceeding-alarge margin for contin-
geneies 81, 5000.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18

The House committee on Military AT.
fairs have reported a bill giving to the
heirs of Paulding, Van Vert and Will
liams. the captors Of Major Andre, fifty
thousand dollars
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18
.ARMS no RENT.

The farm recently owned and occupied By Milo
NeConhs. containing one hundred acres Of land. and
che farm recently ovnei and occupiedhy samuel Sur
nett. containing Eighty nine acres Of land, sitnated In
Weathershrld township, AZ miles south o. the Village
OF Niles. For further particulars, inquire OF Isaac
HoIFord on the premises, or the subscribers At their
Office in Cleveland.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18
I0HN ESTATE

- Notice is hereby given that the suoserIoer ~
estate Of John Wright, late OF TRANQUIL County. &c
ceased. Dated at Rowland, this ian day o. TsrS"'
lrS7. JOhN hAAbAse'
Mar. u. Ie5.-3t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18
Things and DOings at the CAPITAL.
COLUMBUS, March 1s,b.. 1857.

NO1ONoOS, 0haiNh l%tb-f IOCs-
N ssrs. Editors The capitol was
thrown into no little confusion one day
last week, by the announcement that the
body of DR.. Kane would be in the city
on Saturday night, and remain over Sun
day. As the hour approached for the
arrival Of the train that was 10 bring the
remains Of the great man, the streets
were literally,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18
39.776.671

There is a balance of about two mil
lion pounds produced by Rhode Island,
Texas, Oregon, California, Utah, New
Mexico, Delaware and Florida. The
above does not includeth sugar made by
the Indians. East of The Mississippi River,
which may be set down at 10. O00. 600
pounds, and West Of that river, 9,OOO,-
000 pounds.
The Maple Sugar product of Canada
West in 1S49 is stated TO be 4 100, 667
lbs. We have no means at hand of as.
cer;aining the Sugar product Of Canada
East,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18

A statement Of the Banks of the Uni.
ted States. on or about the lst Of JAN
uary. as compared with the statement
for Janury. 1856. shows the following
results:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18
Pronuneed Incurahle by his Physicians
vet cured bv HoOhaad's German Eittersi

Central rriags; scoharie CO., n Y, Feb -, So.
DR.. C. ~. JacksoAAtear SRA gentleman by the
name Of LarkiG, living In this place VINO has been I'M
der the doctors charge. and confined 70 he house for
two years past With Li1er Compl9inf. which hat fall
turned into DrOPsY. ami was pronounced bsgeHa eErs
By the principal PhgsiriaHs Of the place. md his
friends expected hiTn to die daisy. Is now. after taking
Eve bottles Of the GsrRas Bftters. ont do:ng errands
and attending % his daily business. The Bitters are.
consequently, IN great demand.
See advertisements I l nariE-l
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18
The Creates, Wouder of the AGE.

No Par IL Pr Tobias celebrated Venetian Lisin.ent
i0es Rot cure Cholera. Dysvntery, Group. Coughs, Dys'
epsiA. ChJtie, Vomiting. Munps. To0iaaShe, dead
tche. ChIP.ed iiandS. Cold Feet. Mosquito Bites, In
sect st ms. Chronic R1eumscsra. Seedlings, Cuts. Old
sores. Burns, Bruises and Pains Or Weakness Ia the
Limis. BIck and Chest
No iiua us-try il Or. Tobias has warranted his
lah.nent tor eight years, without ever having i de-
nand svr the return Of the aoney-all that - asked -
20 use u according to the directions No one viii ever
1- NitaOut il. after once using j. II you do not ans
I hsster tasIn any ihing yoU have ever tried beforc- set
ruur money returned
Thousands Of certificates have seen received.
speaking OF its virtues. Nowadays IL il the practice
20 I'LL the papers Attn certificates from unknown Per.
sors, OF given by those Who have never asea he med
ne-Ho De- Tobias oilers to pay VI lecj dollars -
any Que gho Will prove That he ever published a false
certificate during the tinae he has had his medicine be-
fore the puhlic- Cal on the Agent and GET 3 pamphlet
containing genuine certificates
As persons snviOus Of the large sale Of The Venetian
Linimeut, have stated IL is injurious to take il inter-
lalty. DR.. TOBIAS has taken the following.
OATic i. Samuel I. Tobias. OF the city Of New Yorks
being .Iuiy sworn. 10 dapose Tint I eoHlpoaEd = LiDi-
nent called Venitian. aad that the ingredients Of which
Il j. ecmDornded are perfectly harmless TO take inter
nally. even in dou ,.e the quantity ngned in the direcs
sions accom- ansinE each hOtf.es 81
NrS York. January Sth. ls56-
sworn u this LAY. before ne.
FERNAND0WGoD. Mayor.
Price p aud 50 cents; sold BY the Druggist and Pa
tent Medicine Dealers throughout the UDised States.
NPAisO for sale. DR.. Tobias Horse LiDineEt. In
pint bottles, a. 81 cts warranted superior to any other.
DR.. TOaias' Ofsce; SO CORTLAND 81. SeE Y0rt
FOR sale by Spring & Reed, Warren; James ' ard q
Co.. Niles. and all store keepers through the , III.
OctI5-y-n
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18
WonderfnL hnt Trnn

A few days since. Mr. Jas. n. Beadle. Of Hunts
vile, Alabama. called on US and gave Us permis-
sion to publish for the benefit OF suffering Eumani-
~, The Astonishing cure which had been efs etri in
the case Of his wife by the use Of DR.. Hauce's Yegetas
BILE EpiIeptic pills. lie informed Us that At tie uEe
his wife commeneel using the medicine. her system
was 50 entirely Frustrated by the number Of spasms
she hal under zone. as 20 reduce her weight 10 100 lbs.
Since she has be~utaking the pills. she has entirely
got over the spasms and has gained in weight and bod
iy health she nov weighs at least eco lbs. and de-
chres she i N better eniOy ment Of health than ever
before IN her life. Mr. Beadle also related the ease Of
Mr. Harrison ~Lightf00t Of the same town. who has been
entirely curel Of the worst form Of Epilepsy ~ these
same pills. Nj. Bfghtfocfs Ease vas so bad thai he
never passed a week without having an attack. often
falling down in the street He has not had an attack
so- more than n year. Mr.. Beadle thinks that IL the
pills ever fail in caring q case. IL Is for the want OF
proper perseverance, On the part Of the person in TAX
ing them. as he feels assured from observation IN the
case ofhis wife. that if they are taken for a sufficient
length Of time. they will cure any case. Sent to any
Fart OF the clnrtry ny mail. on the receipt Of a remit
tancs. Address SETH 3. lANcE. los Baltimore street,
RIltimo-e, MI. Price. one box. 50; two, s.; twelve.
81 mar4m
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18
EOR SHE OR &

l. The Nal prol srty Known formerly IS freudlsy's
PAPER Mil. (n9w used IS \ T0S Dressing nh1 and saw
M.E-Soth situated OF the east hranch % the MahostnS
Rive. IN the Niilt-e OF Newton Falls Trqmeall Co..
o.. together with a two story House ard four acres OF
hnd attached, and with or without several village lotA
aJjoinipg.
Also barge Warehouse on the Ohio < Pa Canal.
in the sane Village.
.7LSO-s farm Of eighty acres strong land, Win goco
n.w Hlorse. Burn, &r situated IL miles west Of tho
TrumhuiI CSurty Court House, al Warren
Apply at Newton Fails, to III WHITE. Agt
Mar Il. iS59-4t for Henry A DUbois-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18

EF~EGrIcB.-Dz. 8. STRoS1's FEVER DEsTRoYER
The pr0ptistorS depend wholly upon the intrinsic
rirturs. the curative powers Of this new Remedy. to
auili up its Osn reputation Every sufferer uill ne
seft to decide for himself the relief ID adOrds hinIThs
.eSt recommendation IL Can acquire is TO take Il 20 The
SICK room. and there let il speak fOr stself; let il there
spread Joy and pace around The pillow OF suffering
nd pain. n il viii not do his, 4 thousand certificates
Etll 10 hut lit.le towards securing lie confidence OF the
ubiic- The tesiimoniais-which are many and lOrg-
are published in a circular. as the limit. Of an adver-
ti-emert viii not pernit-Shieh are presented more
for the purpose OF calling the pub!e EiEd t. this new
remedy. which may be found at the principal Druggist
"a the Western States and Califarnit.
II 1t pOss sScs the extraordinary powers which VIC
rLlin- il sill have great popularity wherever intro
iuce3. and fora n great in1iic blessing. On the ether
ISnd. ii t possesses no real value. the sick SiIi soon
iud il out aal demonstrate IL - a huInbus. "a base
nnnai.t.n - Aaal-.--.-a-a.- u
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18
OHIO FARMERS
9NSURANEE

OF Medina CeEafy. Incorporated IL is4s.
Capital Sto-eet
Cash On -
THIS UNRlVALLED COMPANY
never maize ar assessment. and insares farm pro-
p-rtv ouIy-ravs losses With the utmost pronpIitude,
and gives universal -aLis:acti1n. The accumulated
cash CAPITAL AZ the expirseiuu Of The Charter iii ae va
taiiv rrfunded u is members
LID FILLS. Sscry, CALVIN CHAPLIN Pres !
GEO. W. hIScKLEY. korERr uTiS- Ageht,
Geur Agent, Johnston. Trun- Co. o.
" - rs---9
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18

BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE Price 50 per
year. B!ackwrOd and any of the four
Reviews SIS. The four Reviews and
Biackwood $40,
The contents of the February number
are-rhe War in Asia; Scenes Of Cleri-
cal Life, No. 1; The Sad Fortunes of the
Reverend Amos Barton, part 81; Ticket
of leave "A Letter 10 lreBaus; The
Alhelings. or the Three Gifts, part 9
From Pera to Bucharest; Letters from a
Lighthouse, No. +; Lord ST. Leonards.
PETERsoN's MAGAZINE: Terms-S2 per
yer, 2 copies So, 5 copies $3.50.
The April number is fully equal to
those which have preceded. Among the
good things in this number, are: A
Bachelor in Trouble; Aunt Hapzibah at
the Donation Party; Loves Labor Won;
Two Ways Of Managing a Husband ;
Deacon Jones' Daughter ; The School
masters Pet; &c. The ensraving-The
Rejected, is highly comical, and truth
full.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18

VALUABLE PROPERTY for sale
Consisting Of Ave acres Of land. on which there
is Dwelling House with Kitchen ATTACHED, smith shop
and Barn. This property 5 heated IN The pleasant
ViIlas re Ct Bristol, Trrmhull Co. Ohio II na good
location Tor a mechanic. or as a private dNeuing, anu
viii bs sold an reasonable terms Inquire Of
ANIL FANSLER. Esq,
ps...r NJ 1en JOS. h
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Edinburgh Review fr January has the
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ lddin.s & Morgan,


Mar IL Is5--H
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06
AYERS CHERRY PECruRsL.

For iie apid cure Of Cough Colds Goarc.ac- Gra--
ehiiis, WAo"Eing Cough, Asthma am Consumption is
universally known the bsJ remedy ever c. lls-,r..
for every variety Of pulmonary diseusc. So sl5 g
field or us usefulness am numerous tic cases o,s
cures, taat almost every section The country G0las
ia persons publicly known, who have been l,s.o.,,t,
alarming and desperate diseases Of the lnss y
use. When once tried It's superiority every ctar
medicine Of its kind Is Iparcut too observation
and waer" its virtues known, she public onsr
hesitate what GHrito.e % employ fr sle distressing. an
dangerous affections &c the pulmonary orcars @liasy
Ilcicnt 90 ciimate ~ IL timely a rs rsy ng-
most ai attacks Of disease upon the Lungs or tlroat ore
arg cs-ct'aL. tAu sawed many Thousands every ytar
from premature grave No f,lniy should h uitLnls
it., AMI those Who 30 EeEl.c; plorida themselves with
remedy which wards OF ilis dangerous class Of ssu
viii have cause to dcrlore il when l. too late Proofs
Of she surprising efficacy al the Cherry Pec,oal need not
De svan 10 the \ae.sR p,oPlethey haze living proofs
in every ncigh5vrhooj. But those Who wish to read q
statements Of loze whose hole health la, leen rs.o
81 aud whose lives have b,ya saved by its use all aE3
them in my American Almanac witch the agent telos
name! has 20 furnish gratis for cycry one.
lreaso4 t Dr.. J c. AVER, Lowell Mss, mi sold -
MI Druggists and Dealers N Medicine tlrou H this SIC
on. MAYO IN.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06
I z w 5 IIE I'll 5

~ Augustus Com!e. 4 distinguished
French Philosopher, and author Of q sys-
tenn of Positive Philosophy is dead. IL
him Europe has lost a shining light, and
science an ardent and successful votary.
f&3@ The bclIigerent Parson Brown
low, of Tennessee, has announced his de-
termination of coming North to enlighten
the ignorant mass upon the blessings of
slavery.
Es45- The American Tract Society,
through its officer, has resolved not to al
Jude to any of the moral or social evils
connected with the system Of slavery
slavery is getting to be master OF the re-
ligious institutions Of the country as well
as OF the Democatic party.
I5= james B. Cross-Democratic
candidate for Governor, is III favor of
negro suffrage, az appears from petition
to the last Legislature. headed with his
name, asking for a submit sion of the
question 70 the people. VII our friend
SAM, and others follow his lead, or will
they bolt, in consequence
~ The Germans Of Racine held
ratification meeting to endorse the Repub-
Iican State Ticket, at which H. Tuphorn,
who edited the " Volll8blatt" during the
last campaignrenomced pro-sIayery dem
ocracy, being unable 10 support President
Buchanans doctrine of the nationality of
Slavery.
81 The Republican majority in
Maine is increasing. and instead Of TO-
600 as announced in our issue before last,
bids fair to be $4,000.
T@5- During the fiscal year ending
June 30th, the amount of public land sold
was nearly 4, 143, 900 acres, and the re-
ceipt therefor upwards Of Ssl,500.000.
gz1- At the Agricultural Fair in Mad
ison, last week, one man had seventy
different varieties OF apples, and another
eighty varieties. Plums and grapes OF the
largest and finest development were also
to be seen.
e- Henry Dwight, who died few
days ago at Seneca, n. l., bequeathed
Si00, 00O to the American Board of Mis-
sions, and $4,000 to each OF his three
children.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06
letter from The Governors Private Secretary.
Manson, oct. l, 1857.

MADISON, oct. /, 1901
Ia Cot. Har. 81 the 1EFrsaEee -faer5can
ia your paper of the 33th inst, / iiud an
article, under the caption of Governor Bash-
ford lii Aich the following paragraphs oc-
cur:
Some time ago The NlaoS charged Mr. Bash
ford with having slipped his finger into the
corruption pot and taken thereirom \ 0O09 in
cash, and $4,000 In bonds from the La Crosse
Railroad Company. We, who have battled
with corruption fer year, never cast our eyes
SO high IS The Executive Char. with the su5-
piclon tEas Mr. Bashturd, its occupant, had OUT
ragged the dignity Of his office, the honesty Of
the State, and his own oath OF office by thaking
the thirty plces of silver for his official sanction
TO q railroad bin let tie charge is not deri-
Ell by either the Governor OF his Secretary, whG
we hear from the same sourse, accom- panied
His EXcel-ency 10 tie La Crosse office aud was
with hlm when the money and bonds were
given hIm. Rumors OF like tendency were
about fer months in this city. and have never
been coatradlc.cd officially or privately.
Our Investigations 50 far lead as honestly TO
believe that Mr. Bt~hford did receive the cash
and bonds &nd rs his office required no such
pay Inent tom tie La Crosse Railroad, we now
ask the Governor for what services or valuable
considerations d!d yCu receive the said sums !?
II the Governor Is away and it IS true that his
prtFa;c Secretary was with HIM, Sir. Hopkins
IN jhe Governor absence-OUght to step for
ward and acknowledge OF deny the charge"
cannot, III lusjlcc to the Governor or myself
suffer this to pass unnotIccd, lest MY silence
might be construed into ticit acknowledge
mcnt OF the charge You call upon me, In the
absence q the Governor, " 70 step forward ald
acknowledge or deny the charge as you stale
jlht You are informed upon the same authority
that g accompanied Ills Excelicncy t. the La
Crosse office, and was with him. when the
/ money and bo0ds were given AIm." IN re-
SpoiiSe 10 y"ur demand, wish 10 state, emphat-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

g a SUBSCRIBER" (whom we suspect
to be some narrow minded Leech) asks
us why we advertise DIR. Ayers Pills,
and we will give him our seven reasons
for so doing. The first, second and third
are that we are paid for ii. The fourth
is we know them by experience to be
good. The fifth IS that Dr.. Ayers prep
arations being recommend by better men
than We--by physicians of the highest
talent aud the deepest learning in the
lanl, we are well sustained in our own
convictions OF their value. The sixth IS
that they are cheap as we'll as useful
The last but not least is that they have
done and are doing an amount of good
in this community which our old fogy
friend if he could repeat himself ten thou
sand times might never hope to equal,
and we trust by making them known to
render some service to our readers as
well as ourselyes.--T Christian Herald.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

THE FusIoS IL CINclNNArI.-The Gin
natl Gazette of Wednesday says:
The Irish of the Sixth Ward held a
meeting last night, when the following
Nas agreed upon:
TO THE IRISH VOTERS.
As the Democratic and Know Nothing
aspirants for Office have decided TO fuse,
and thus endeavor 10 secure an election
at the sacrifice of consistency and good
faith, and we have determined 10 erase
the names of the Democratic nominees
who have descended to this unutterable
meanness, and insert in their stead the
names that appear in the following ticket.
We call upon Gil Irish ID mocrats, foes
to double dealing, to vote the ticket as be-
low, and thus reprove those traliicers in
politics. We speak in the name and by
the authority OF one hundred voters.
Here follows the ticket made up by
those who are determined to rebule the
Democratic leaders who are fusing with
the Know Nothings.