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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05
Improved Little Giant
J0RN COB PLANTATION MILL

CORN COB PLANTATION MILL
Price RSducSd-
HNHE subscriber has purchased exclusive right Of
II Territory IN the West Of the above celebrsted
Nils, and is prepared 10 furnish them at al times,
either Wholesale or retail and guaranteed in the most
positive manner.
Il Is row more than 3 year since the
Little Giant
Was introduced 70 he public, during which time, It
hes beer constantly growing in the popular favor.
The improvements recently effected and patented,
makes il the most perfect machine ever offered Tor
general farm use. It'll furnished ready for attaching
team, snd weighs Is follows: No. ], 225 No. 2, $50,
No. ), 100, No. 4 500 poands. Twenty minutes are
sufficient t. set one up, without mechanical aid, and
when once adjusted, i can with safety be entrusted
80 q boy. Full directions accompany each Mn.
M@@ So
MOI, SIS, viii grind s bu meal per hour with horse
No. ~, 10 q
Nos so, . & 15& q x
Nod 60, g e zoe g 2 g
~ Liberal discount to dealers.
JAMES b. CHADWICK,
No. 60 Locust street, bet. I'd and Sd
June g, 1885. yl-n4 ST. Louis No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

Chinese sugar Cane.
TNHE subscribers can supply sted Of the abos
4 valuable plant in liraitcd quantities. Il pt
up in packages and sent BY mai. post paid ai Is
cents per package. Having been faisedby ourselves,
We can Yoseh for its purity. WI can also sHPg
packages Of seeds Of TIE Ice Cream and Onnp
Watermelon and Fig Tomato at . cts. sach.
Address orders to, III. A. TERRY, 4 co,
3l-4H Council Blu1s Iowa
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

TIE NEW8PAPIE A-DVEEIIoTNG A9ENCI ~
w. S. SWIMMER,
Corner Of Olive and Main Sts, over The Bank
inq House Of John J.. Anderson & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

@sb@AN+91 4Ot %OAAC4e
HIGHLY
A Ii persons who own Lots ia the Cityof Brovn-
II vile, arc here by notified, that I am now rre-
prepared 10 execute WARRANTY DEEDS fr the
same, and, unless Deeds are obtained before the ex-
piration Of SIX MONTHS from date, said City Lots
viii be sold to the highest bidder, and the proceeds
thereof disposed Of according to Law.
a.. s. HOLIADAY. Mayor.
City Of BroWnviIIe, N. n. Feb. 2sth, 81. s7-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05
GLASGOW & RROTHER.

TETHOLEsALE GROCERS, FORWARDING
w AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. so
LeTee, have in store and to arrive the following
Goods, which they offer for sale at the lowest prices,
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

ST. JOSEPH, NO.
is NOW resolving and opening thelargcstand most
varied assortment Of goods IN the above line ever
offered in any market west Of st. Louis.
My stock embraces a full and complete assortment
Of Cabinet and House Builders Hardware, Meehiln-
les tools Of every description, direct from the most
approved manufactures agricultural and h%ortieal-
tnal tools and Implements, in great variety, eombIn.
ing ali the recent and useful improvements for the
saving Of q vast amount Of labor TO the farIningcom-
munity, from whom l respectfully request a careful
examination of this department Of my stock. Tam
also exclusive agent for the sale Of the celebrated
ST. Louis Circular Mi1I and Cross Cut Saws, which /
win warrant, and fiji all orders at The faetary prizes.
Also q large Assortment If Guns, Rifles and Pistols,
Iron, Steel, Nails. &c. Of he best brands; in q word,
my stock isvery complete, which, for its quality and
price, I am determined to oder such Inducements as
Will command a liberal share Of trade from this and
adjoining counties. IN arrangements fbr importing
and agencies for American Hardware Manufactures
together With 4 long experience IN the general Hard
ware trade, enhbles me: nos only to defy al eompsi-
ton, but has conVinced ne that the true principle Of
trade Is cash sales aud small profits.
January l, 1857. vln29tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05
JESSE LDNB, &.
Land gent.
OMAHA cit y 7.


A IL persons knowing thenlafra Indebted % ~
"a frm Of NoEI. Lun Ski n,os.& Ce. Nii Do
their accounts ia the h4nda of d. EIa for coh~
ton, and an immediate stitched Is r~oaaestcd.
BroWnviiles Feb. 25ca, 81. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

4. :. MAYO.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13
Just Rieht.

An incident occurred in the Circuit
Court. in session here. the day before
yesterday, which has won for Judge
Keep the highest praise: and not unie
selvcdly either, We think, as it shows p
determination on his part TO punish i'm
morality whenever it is in his power , u
do 50. and this noble administration of
his duty, has heightened, if possible,
that respect and admiration which his
conceded ability has already won for
him.
The case was this: a young nan was
called to the stand TO testify, that the
character Of a certain young woman was
n o what it should be. Judge Keep told
him. when he look the stand, that If he
.wi'nesS) had taken part of a criminal
nature, he would ne subject 20 a rigid
cross eXAmlnai "a. ant he would be held
responsible for " a. he inIgbt testify 10
and 81 the same ,lme lie sAOuld not h.
compelled 10 an wei GUS I1u> thai Wuulri
crimlua;e himself. Notwithstanding his
caution and advice. the vi ness took par
ticulsr pains to ,eli al his own criminal
intercourse with the woman. and CAV
such evidence in an exu''in3. boq>,in-
way. When ne had finished lis ,es,lmo
ny and was about 10 leave he sand.
Judge Keep requested Sheriff Morris
10 take the witness into custody, ua.ii h.
gave bail 1t the sam of twU'hundrcl AMI
iity dollars ipr his appearance at III.
rext ,e:m OF the CIcuit Court, theIe 10
answer az indictment for. the criine al
Forpic0ton, An offence TO which he sd.
ingly testded he was guilty. Neyer
was bGasJed crime so quickly aud Jus.;y
punished; the witness. now a. prisoner r,
sho K with mingled rage and lear. bu.
1t availed not; the decree Ind met with
a response in the heart Of every man In
the room, and a shout Of applause went
up. which said lit is %jusl!'
Il is refreshing 10 STE instances % this
kind. ank speak volumes for Judge Keep
as al upright administrator Of the law.
Racine Adr0c0ts.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13
CoInetary.

Lieut.. Maury informs the National
Hateuigencer. that another telescopeic
core, discovered br DR.. Bruins, al
Berlin, March 18th, is now visible in
the northwestern part Of the heavens:
and that paper says it is supposed 10 be
Identical with the third comet Of l849.
discovered by Brorson-an elliptic orbit
for which has BEEN computed by DR. Won
Galen. by which it returns TO its perhe-
lion June 25;h Of the present year
The first comet s Increasing us distance
from the earth; the second approaching
l.. and will b. visible during The whole
Of Nav. The first is nov in Aunges,
the second in Perseus.
A writer in the ST. Louis Republican
attributes the unprecedented cold weather
which has prevailed over the whole coun
try during abe present month TO the in
fuence of the comet. He says That
similar changes in the climate have BEEN
observed before, during passage Of
camets peal the earth. The comet If
1906 is said 10 have brought with it n
dense and unpleasant fog. which lasted
twenty one days, that of 1896 was SC
~companied BY heavy rains and conse
quent inund lions; anil unusually calI
and severe weather was prevalent at the
time Of the appearance Of the brilliant
C met of March. 1843. This writer
asser's that. there is no questioning III
fact that the comet has entered the lin
its OF he solar system. and is now sp
pfoacaing the earth with fearful rapi IL
~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13
Tea and Cashmere Goats.

A correspondent writing to the Boston
Port from Grcenville, South Carolina,
says;
81 am with n g few miles of a place
whore The experiment was made of rails
ing tea. 1t has proved a failure. The
plant will grew well enough, but wages
are too high in this country. w cannot
agord to pick. AMI to rol up and prepare
any sort OF leaves here for half a dollar a
pound. Ia China where a man is hired
Tor one dollar per month and boards
himself, il may be done.
! am glad 10 learn that the Cashmere
goat. introduced by ]. R. Davis. doe:
wei: here. The goat is hardy, and pro.
life. and produ,e s a heavy fleece oil
wool, so fine that the finest French M.
elmo is coarse in comparison. and then il
is from six to nine inches long.
His sou, Scott Davis. has a cargo Of
fr-sh Augcra Cashmere goats on their
wsy tot allatiu, Tenn wherehe intends
to establish a colony of these Asistics."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13
an Hin is Sheriff Selling a Han at
AuctO on,

Tre s eri,rof S.. CIair eann'y adrvr
ris"s negro nrn for ss,ie AT p hi'c enc'o1
~ 4sio. -aits nf re'hi :7ide 50
o. y as.gsr c0m- I'D '"- 4
l.. iN sci rssa'.irg Zen :,
30 @h,-'. o.Teasr ie was j geo So a.
provided " ;he infamous Black L "
fr5,n,' b, IL Dama.rs,ic Japi,iaur 4
1889, 80 ia dei.ui f > ying which fns,
ile Sheriff os the county IN which he was
found, is directed BY the same Black Law.
10 sell him to aAybody willing 10 pay lie
$50.
Tic law by ~hich 81 great an ou' age
is to be perpeiraied upon Il poor, helpless
rnaa, whose crlv crime is a dark skin, j.
entirely worthy Of thu Douglas Democra.
CIV. \ beast is not denied ,he G. yivea
privilege ci coming in,o the Safe OF li.,-
nois wr"r-."r 1t chy1Sas. BIT The afr
tnnate black man is ruled out, as II ais
color was a drAjy blight rppn VIII hu-
mainly, AMI ~ il he was not entitled II
the exercise Of The sariie rights and privil-
ieeS, AS the most ravenous b.iei or m1Sl
disgusting brute.
The Infamous laws bv which, the black
man is thus deprived of his right 10 cnme
and reside in our State, aud which i'm
poses 81 inhuman aud barbaruus q pena!
~ if he preSum"s 10 cxercise such right.
ought, as a matter of rstice aufhuman-
iiy. 10 have been rep .alcd bv our lat.
Legi.l nure--and they would have ben
50 repealed hu' for III nlrrow-spul,d p.
position OF the Douglas Poinicians. Chi
cogo Journal.
Tie Chicago Journal e lhe25,h, saws
On The 9Th inst, al the time of the
sale, We are informed, * Lieutenant
Governor koernor, whose ami-Slavrry
fl mites are well knewn, appeared anc
advanced the Necessary funds, S52 81
fms and oosis, 70 sci the negro free.
FL I'd his not been zone, p!or J ahn Rcd
mln--{ hats the negrcs namt -w"ul'
now, in all probability be the properly
of a Missouri slav; holder. How lon;
shall his, IarharouS law remain on oui
State statute h2nkf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13
CIiest Ian in Bmerica

A correspondent Of the Cassville
STANDARD says there isuow living in Muir
ray county. Georgia. on the waiels Ct
Holly Greek. a revoluIiosry veteran who
has attained the age Of ere hundrd and
Thirty four. His name is Johp Hames.
He is Known throughout the region in
which he lives by the appella'ive OF
Gran sir Hames." Gran sir is con-
,racted for Grand Sire. A Grsnd Sire he
truiy is, AsI was on my way to visit this
rclict Of the expired eighteenth century.
| enqurrd of IN oldish gentleman
about -ixtv. il he knew him? oh, yes.
] know him. said he. he i: my grand
father.
John HINES wa barn In Aecklenburg
county. Virginia. and Wa \ lai ten
years Oh wi w, '.ing On W. Ia rs
era lie. He. va iT.y-tao when Bred-
dock ut rs i,..r"a, d-f-at IN III
Mor nngaheia. Hc. with sev,ra! Of Ii,
N ichbors. set i",th to j''r he head
strong and III Iated coma,sn1,r. bur If
i"r se'eral days march apre turned
back v the news f lis overthrow. lie
misra.ed to Sou h Carolina nearly 4 hun
bred years ago. He wash thirteen or
siderable conflicts during the Wal Of in
dependence. and in skernishes and ca
ccun,-i with indians, with Tousz I'D
viii British times beyond memory Re
Sss vifh Gates n Camden, with Moran
a. C"wpens, with Green al F. soo'o
and Eutaw. and with n .rion in many a
hold Iu-h into a Tory Camp or red coat
quarters Richmond Enquirer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13
The Mystery Of the Everglades.

The long peninsula which rams into the
Atlantic, iornaing the sou bern part of
Florida has always been occupied by n
.s'uspiav su;cess'an of sesanHa,s. hsn
moeks lsrocD- -wamrs. and u arlv TO-
pr-spai''s, nc qH'.s enIn0sa able, ex-
ceF, s. tuc irfkia- pace Of Seminoles.
Thcy ex'-nd iBro t"r heart of the coun
try ,Co hundred miles no-.h Of Cape
Sibie. ANA collectively. are called ''.he
Everglades"
During The past winter 4 natural outlet
has opened somewhere, which Is drain
ins the Everglades dry. For nearly two
months, though no water flowed out 81
any OF the known outlets. the water IN
the gla5es continued to fill Ispijiy.-
The invisible vent must have discharged
a volnnle equal TO the Mississippi river.
4 letter from a resident. da'ea April
81 says. Ike Everglades are extremely
try--liierailv pa,ched up, which has
not n-currrd before in the twenty-five,
yeais lha, | have lived IN this region,
and | have hunted on rem almost every
season during th,t tim,."
Vessels passing lie coast report thai
:hey have seen brackish. discoiored wa,
ter at various points. a. if it was pouring
out of The swamps. But the stories are
50 vague and conflicting that il is imposi.
bic 10 determine whether = new river ha:
formed though some labyr nth of lngoons
AMI islands, or whether there is a cavern
Gus, subtrrranean passage % the drpiE
of the sta.
One of the Coast Survey vessels al
work in that quarter sailed on m explu-
ring cruise in search Of j; in March buI
a storm arose which drove it back q
port aud compelled an abandonment o
the search
Florida has always been noted Tor it,
mysterious streams. There are severa
creeks and rivers OF limpid wafer in The
State, which sink into the earth and dis
appear. Oilers rise suddenly on of the
ground. one Of which 1.-THE Wakulla) il
navigable from its very source. Tn.
strange accounts OF EN- which reached
Spain in the early years Of discovery LEI
Ponce de Leon thi,hfr in search Of thu
Fountain of Youth"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13

OUTRAGE IN NEBRASKA The Ncbras-
khan of Ih- LIST last. describes a flIgran'
outrage upon 'squaitrr s1vereigniy" as
Iavif-g been lately perpetrated 10y the
Mis- ouri river in The vicinity Of De Solo,
Wa ,hiugton county in that Territory
The ice go'ged in the bend of the river a
few miles above that Iowa, and the waller
with a criminal disregard for the rights
OF De S 70 ard her ferry privileges, took
a short cut; acrass the bend, forming a
channel near Calhoun, lowe, and making
De Soto an inland iowa Of Nebraska
,oma far or five nil, from the liver, Il
he inini;e DISCUS: ri the inhabitants cl
ila, city. BY this arrangement a fe"
lhou3 ceres of land VIII DE added tC
the air, ady extensive domains O. NebTas-
XII.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13
4tatbs.

In Bristol, on the 9Th ~. Of lung fever
following the meascls, ANSEL d. BRoCKEff,
aged - years and 8 mouths.
He anticipated a collegiate course Of study
which he had commenced at Hillsdase College.
He. with Christian calmness, made Arrangements
for his funeral. disposed of his effects enrang hls
friends, giving each OF them a WORT OF dying
counsel. He was amiable and worthy, and ths
large attendance as his funeral. with the deep
emotions manifested. showed esneiusively ha'
be was beloved by all who knsv him. CON-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13

RAsCALLY-We learn from the West
Gieeuville Times, that on Thursday eve
ming the 30th, some scoundrel cut
through the bank OF the Reservoir ol the
PiI.sburg and Erie Canal at Hartstown
Pa , which was discovered before much
damage was done.
On Saturday the Cd, ibis villainou,
work was again attempted, and success
fully. The water Vas drawn entirely
off.
When the stage came down on SIN.
day morning, the breach was about six
" :erI wide. and rhe Reservoir nearly
dry. 1t is cut in The same place that il
was LAST Spring. on the MeadW!le road.
-; o! R~rrlsuown. Since the attemp.
On 1 m>isy evening. Il wa,ch had been
ia %. prevent further attempts
GA Saturday evening, three m-n. dis
gui-rt ~ as 10 be- unknown. seized the
W. ehman. hound Kim. and tten Gu.
through he hauk. TIE Waterman was
ti,rr unbound. He nm ilalely gave
he alarm hu; IL was 90 ale, the water
vs. pouring :hroIga like a mill sluics,
49, I'll attempts 20 rhcck 1t were irnit
less &avigaluu vii be necessarily su =
pended % d n:uc.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13
Postage On Circulars and Newspapers


E Some decisions are said 10 have been
; made by the heads of the Post Office
Department at Washington, which would
lead US to suppose that a second Daniel
had come to judgment. One of these
decisions is, that two pieces of printed
paper, in one envelope or wrapper,
though weighing less than three ounces,
subjects the whole to letter postage
This is perfectly ridiculous. The Act
reads:
Zach newspaper, periodical. u'seal
ed circular, Or other article Of printed
%nsatier. not exceeding three ounces In
weight, shall be sent to any part of tbe
United States for one cent"
Now what difference can ii AXE TO tLe
department whether a nal Of bushes;
prints his advertisement on one sheet. OF
Two half sheets of paper of the same
weigh? Or suppose be prints them on
half a dozen sheets, all weighing less
than three ounces. A pamphlet may
be printed onforty sheets. sewed togeth
~er, and if it weighs less than three on n
ces it pays postage of one cent, while il
no. sown together. By this decision il
would be subject to letter postage, a
mounting to one dollar, and twenty cents.
One of our papers weighs about one
eand three Fights ounces. If we enclose
in that paper a circ Hiar or advertisement
which. with the paper included would
weigh less than one and a half ounces,
weshould, as our Post Master informs US
violate the law. We might print a pa
per twice as large and containing besides
its present contents, fifty advertisement
like the separate circular, and this would
be all right. provided it weighed less
than three ounces; but we must not have
two pieces Of paper. although both weigh
less than the half Of three ounces.
If this is not the heighlh of nonsense,
we should like TO know what is.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13
Iae3nie.

Just before the close of the session OF
the Legislature, a scurril,us article ap-
peared in the D. .Std.ssD.7n, against Mr..
Plumb. The Member from this county.
1t is customary when a member is mis-
represented. for him to make it a ones
lion of privilege, Accordingly Mr..
Plumb rose in his place and said:
"MR. SPEAKEn-I rise TO a question
of privilege. l have been abused by
the Ohio SfotennsB. consider it q
great privilege to be abused by that pa
pers''And then sat down. amid iroars OF
asughter.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13
HOWARD ASSOCIATION qCsT
PHILADELPHIA. Hl 81
rhDnDTANT ANNOHOnEMEOT

4 "A
Il To all terSons Afflicted With sexual Diseases. surh
AsSpERdAT0RRHEA SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IN
POrENCE u JRRIl EA. GLEET. Syphilis. the
Vlr- II oNANISM or y L ABUSE, &c, &C.
The COWARD ASSOCIATION in view OF the agful
destruction Of human life. caused ~ Sexual Diseases
and the deception ~pra-tised uPrn the unfortunAte VIC
tins Of such diseases by QlSeks- have di-ected their
Consulting Surxeon. as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy
Of their name, to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS
to all persons thus afflicted. Who apply by letter. nth
= description OF their condition, (zSe, occupation. hAb-
its OF life, SC and in cases OF extrene poverty sDd
suffering, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF
CHARGE. 20
The Howard Association is = Benevolent Institu.
ton. sstshlished BY special endowment. for the rrlief
Of the sick and distressed. afflicted with 'Virulent and
Endemic Diseases" II has now q surplus OF means-
which the Directors have voted to expend in advertis-
ing the above notice. II is needless 70 add TIA. The
Association comm lnds The highest Medical skill ofthe
age, and will furnish the most approved modern treat
ment-
Just Publ; she'd. by the Association. . Report On
spermatorrheA, or seminal Weakness, the Vice OF
Onanisr. Nassdrhation or Self Abuse. and other Dis
eases Of the Sexual Organs. by the Consultlag, Sur
geOn. which viii be sent by mail. Tin a sealed enYel-
opel FREE Of CHARGE, on the receipt Of wv
STAMPS for postage
address, Or. GEO. R. CALHOUN, Consulting Sur
geon, Howard Association. No. 2 South NINTH Street,
PhiIad,ipAia. Pa. By order Of the Directors.
E FAIRCHtLD- Secretary.
EZRA D. HBARTw ELL, President
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13
The Paris FAsHIoSs.-The ladie

The PARIS FAsHIoNs.-The ladies',
dresses are TO undergo a modification.
SAYS a French journal, though as yet on
" the sleeves aud corsage have been
touched; the jape and crinoline will take
their turn. |, is \ reform hat begins at
the Top. The new sleeves. called o Ia
ja;0s. are daily ea'2iog ground. siit they
ii Sea !le seen trsVer.irg ;he B0ule-
wards Ttey sIe s~ps'ioTs and 1"win e,
alioS psri q ii .rm IN fiaat To- De seen.
an descend perp. II ul,:i' % the hem
vf ,le rln-. E,c: t ;i~:.o Slet YES rabes
*. yfrds and . qesrfrfoi roalerial.-
,on tweuiy two yards sill . he q
sma'i pattern fbr a lcess. Is it not time
H. asa, what are We coming 10?
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13

The WASHINGTON M,XuM:NT.-Aa
a~riis' connected with Lesli-'s Illustrated
Neaspap@r, r Gently visited the Wash
layton Monument. being The only person
who ha, investigated those paris for some
months. He reports:
Thanks IN grsvitatinn, this noium@n;
Of bad taste is no, f,rever to remain an
eye-snre TO the peopla Of Washington
City, and an otIerce to ,he ciiz~rs o. all
tn wn'li, for TIE .TorthWest corner Of Tie
shap less pile is already 64rying isef in
tie mn!dy back If The Potomac, anri be-
fire many years W. will have a leaning
torer, or an unnr, aiming mass Of fallen
stones and mortar. To complete it Is
impoSs bic without taking down what j.
already erected, and by Spite driving and
the outlay of a half million. secure a
proper foundation on which 10 have ii
rest"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13
Boots and Shoes.
& RETAIL.

u cOniinurS 10 manutaC-
, tire and keep on hand. at his store.
NO. s. MAIN STREET. WARREN. OHIO,
Two doors soutl OF Saith. MeCGmhs n Cos store, \
large, con,n.et- aud veil selected stock or goods no
can reco Hmeae 10 eSsuOmers, AZ na1.rI- PRICES con-
sistins OF LADIES FINE CONGRESS,
side Laced. Paens riPpe-t an Foxed caters. pam,
good asd substantial gsi,e-s, home t-ade. o. i'aerent
grades ana cOlprs. and 4 gsne-af sssortsnent 81 AZ
kiaIs Lafies' Shoes. Slippers. *
MISSES s c~HII5REXS' CATERS.
Bcot-.s, SEoes aLG S5PrsEs, o. al S,iGs I'D eoiors-
~GES-LExEN-S vINE FRENCH CALF.
Moroec1. RIa ASA f.ic< Zoo :; a 500 assortment o
hu= "a Us-'s I'D Sfarevs: 5oy s'a.d Ysd.hsf CAT. Ne
a.i Ta'cA BoDs. .sss2ars, &C. &c.
4 Ga0D sCFP-V - INNINGS.
coasi sting ~ French cIlE Patent Leather. 5S,t Boat
Ma-occo. Coris Ssie Morocco. 4i'-vt AID. Pune
GaIioop. Root W,ab. lasts. 8De- fr-es. Shoe PEGS.
Nails, Knives, ThrsII.anl lhirs else pesrsi1ins
to the trade.
April -. F5T- y GRAN A"as
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13

A short time since. a young and pref
" widow of New Orleans, who had iorm-
ed a misalliance with a daguerrean art
list, and bren deserted BY him for bona
fde wife. reveuged herself by attempt
ing to Kill him. Entering his saloon
while he was engaged in his occupation,
she attacked him with the fury OF a-she
tiger. giving him mortal stabs in the
throat. breast. side and thigh, before he
he could defend himself. She was not
arrested for the crime, and no legal in-
yestigalion of the affair was instituted.