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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-18

when a contract is made, strictly in &C.
cordance with law, and frauds are discoy-
cred In fulfllment of the contract, it is a
matter of everyday occurrence to de.
clare it void; with individuals, and yet.
there can be no injustice done. for the
courts are open to him for redress, If be
has suffered.
And should the Legislature deem it
advisable TO annul that portion of these
contracts, that were ~fraudulently taken,
or fraudulently given, the courts of the
State will be thrown open, for those who
think themselves aggrieved, to lest their
claims. Some of these contracts appear
to have been fairly made, and, of course,
will not be interfered with.
Yesterday, the House ordered to be
engrossed, a bill authorizing Justices of
The Peace, and Mayors Of this State, to
appropriate two dollars and fifty cents
each, out of any fines collected by them,
for the purchase of 'Warren's Criminal
Forms
This is a new work hat will be Of
great utility, 10 those whose duty it is,
10 administer the law.
A bill has been introduced in the SEN
ate to secure the safety of passenger s
on Railroads /; to create the officer of
Railroad Commissioner and to define
tie liabilities of Railroad Companies"
Big job, that.
A bill was "killed" in the House, a
few days ago, that authorized the mort.
eager to waive the apprsisment of The
mOrtgaged property.
A bill has gone through some of its
FIRST stages in the House, making an APP
preparation, If one hundred and sew
enty thousand dollars, for the erection Of
a new Deaf and Dumb Asylum in this
city.
What its fate will be, is hard to tell,
one thing is quite certain. viz. there is a
a necessity for building one soon. The
present institution, viii no: accommodate
more than one half of that unfortunate
class within our State, and it is, also, in
a yer! dilapidated state.
Yours, Respectfully, T.
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News Items.

A young couple was married last
week in Baltimore. aged jointly 141, the
bridegroom being 6S and the bride IS
Justice Richmond, of Barnard, VT,
has fined a man So and costs for drunk
enness, upon testimony that some person
small his breath.
At Marion, Va, a man who had been
fiat on his back for sixteen years and
cannot bend a joint in his body, has
been married to a good looking girl
The clergyman had some ~scruples, but
the girl insisted that it should be done.
A couple were married in the cars of
the Memphis and Charleston railroad
last week. The bride was a widow aged
sixteen years.
The widow Of William Vert. died at
Annapolis. Nd, on the 28ih ult.
The Philadelphia Bulletin of Februa-
ry 81. records three cases Of garroting
in that city.
Mr.. Keitt, the intimate friend of the
late P. S. Brooks, is confined TO his bed
with identical disease of which Mr..
Brooks died.
A shawl was lately sold in Philadelphia
for S1.095. In the same city women
make shirts for six cents earh.
The Countess of Brasiski, a Polish
lady of great wealth. was recently at
Baden. when a spark from a gentlemen's
cigar fell upon her dress. which took
FIRE. The flames were soon stifed, and
she received no injury, but fl3oO
worth of lace was destroyed.
There ere 11.773 looms in the Lowell
mills.
There were 3.O56 steamboat arrivals
at St. Louis. during 1856.
The State Of Michigan has six million
acres of land under the Swamp Land
Law.
The Bank of the Republic. a. Proyi-
dence, R. l., has fzzled.
S. C. Herring. the safe-man. was gar
rotted by two bighwaymen in New
York the other night. and robbed of one
thousand dollars.
Gen. Cass received but two votes for
Senator in the Michigan Senate.
A fast young Mississippi gentleman
recently went to Cincinnati with Sc, 900,
where he was fieeced at a gambling
he'll of every dollar. watch, etc.
1t is supposed that Huntington. the
forger, has secured two hundred thou
sand dollars against a "rainy day"
Gov. Shannon has returned to Kansas
and opened a law Office at Lecompton.
Public contempt in Ohio was to severe
Tor the old man.
Richard Patient. late agent of the
Marine Bank in Columbus. Ga, is a de-
faulter TO the amount Of $3.50. 600.
Virginia sells about S25, coo, 900
worth of negroes annually.
A "feld hsnd'' sold in Montgomery,
Alabama, on the 7Ih, for 81. 800.
1t is stated that the Commissioner Of
Patents is now sending to the several
State Agricultural Societies a parcel of
Chinese sugar cane seed, raised un-
der the direct supervision of the Pat
ent Office, sufficient TO plant sixteen
acres, with a view to extending the cul-
t~ivation Of this plant.
A thousand acres of land have been
given at Carbonate, Illinois, for the
site of the first college in that benighted
part of that State known as Egypt.
The citizens of the Upper Peninsula
of Michigan, last week petitioned tie
Michigan Legislature, for the erection
of a separate State to be called Ontona-
gan.
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WARREN MARKET.
Mlarriagts.

In Warren, on the 10th inst, by Rev. E. L.
Baker, Mr.. GEO. TAYLOR and Miss REBEC-
CA STEWART.
Iii Warren, on the 10th inst, at the residence
of MIR. Daniel Bishop. by AzOr Abel, Esq, Mr..
FREDERICK STORKER. and Miss SABINA
RICKLE, both Of Liberty.
On the 25th ult, by Rev. I'D. Reed, Mr..
HENRY GIDDINGS and Miss CLARISSA
SMITH, both of Vernon.
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Office Nos. 3 & 4.

TPNOTICE.-DR S. STzoSGs REvxR DESTROYER
The prOprietors depend wholly upon the intrinsic
virtues, the curative powers Of this new Remedy. to
bald up its own reputation. Every sueerer will be
left to decide for himself the relief it affords him. The
best recommendation it can acquire is to take il 10 the
sick room, and there let it speak for Itself; let il there
spread joy and peace around the pillow Of suffering
and pain. II il will not do this, a thousand certificates
Will 10 but little towards securing the confidence Of the
public. The testimOliais-Ehich are many and loPg-
are published in 4 circular, as the limits OF an adver-
tiseEent will not pefnit-which Ire presented more
for the purpose Of calling the public mind to this new
remedy, which may he found at the PRINCIPAL Druggist
n the Western States and Calif0rniL-
II il possesses the extraordinary powers which we
claim. Il will have great popularity wherever intro
ducei. and fora q great public blessing. On the other
hand, if it possesses no real value. the sick will soon
hni It out, and demonstrate il Is 4 hunbug, "a base
imposition" See advertisement.
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The Pittsburgh Gazette. in speaking of

the expulsion of Mr.. Slough. says:
The Ohio House has decided that ii
cannot be turned into a bear garden so
long as Republicans have control of it.
In Arkansas and other democratic
States, where men are in trina for legis-
lation only when they have bowie-knives
in their belts and revolvers in their desks.
it would excite no surprise to see a fight
daily; but it is worthy Of the better men
who make up the legislature Of Ohio to
do as they have done in the case above
mentioned.
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HAVING resolved to take my small
IL trees 10 Kansas. the large ones viii be sold as
soon as the frost is out Of the ground. I have taken
great care in selecting choice varieties OF SumEtT,
Fall and Winter Apples; Peaches. Pears ~PersimnoIs,
Qaiuees. Grapes, English Ch-rries. Black Malberries.
White BlaekberIie les. English GOOse5erries. BArbe-ries,
EVergreens. ShraObery, &c
Ny Persi;nmons are noble trees, varying IN nelgnt
from 6 TO 10 feet; have proved themselves hardy. by
passing through the hard winters unframed, and Should
ornament the fruit gardens of Old TFumbun-
Ny Catalpa trees are large, and arr esteemed by those
acquainted with their foliage and lowers.
My EyeT green's were brought from MackinaE ana
Twin Rivers; they are thrifty and desirable trees
Many EnIs Apple Trees from Rochester. have sold
in this County for two shiilings a tree. while l AN Of
fering large trees OF the same varieties Tor one SHINING.
Pe0plem this vicinity freeg pay a dollar for an Is
abeIla Grapevine, because il came from RoeLester-
while I am Offering more than a thousand good large
Isabella and CsttWha vines for p cents each
Among my s~hru5bery are the Rose Acacia snow
ball, Sweet Shrub, Althea, Towering Almond. Hoses,
&c.
Trees should be plenteG ~early-mapy are ruined BY
late planting, and as each selects the best, there Is
great iniurement to purchase as sOou as the frost Is
out of tie ground. :. WEST
Newton Falls Nursey, Feb. lS-tf
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Total Assets.
sscs,l4ssf

S. Nc liabilities to Banks or other creditors
due or not due
g. No losses adjusted and due
Z. Amount Of losses either unadjusted orr
8. Adjusted and not due. sI0.9e2
g. Losses In suspense, waiting further proofs loo
10. All other claims against the Company. 5.0i6 y
II. The rule Of the COMPANY is notto exceed $1,000
in any one risk.
u. The amount insured in any one city. town or vii
hge. Is indefinite. depending upon its size, aHI
how built
-. The amount insured in any one block ofbuiidingsr
depend upon its e0nstruetion and size. subject ~
the above rule.
Il. No part Of the capital or carvings are deposited
with any State or states, as security for losses
therein; the Company has not complied with the
laws Of any State requiring such deporit Of rs as
sets.
y. Printed cory Of Charter Of the Company as Eled
in April, 1856. IL KELLOGG. See'y.
STATE or CoxSEcTtcrTsl
Hartford Count IS. Hartford, Jan II. 1857.
Personally appeared u Kellogg. Secretary Of the
Phoenix Insurance Company, and Juade oath that The
going statsmen: BY him subscribed. 10 a full, True
md correct statement OF ta- condition OF sAid Compa-
ny; that The said Company is the bona hde owner OF Il
east one hundred thousand dollars % actual cash in
rested in SOCKS as above set forth.
Before ne. GEO. s. GILMAN. Of
Justice Of Peace
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Or ]. B. anarchists Celebrated Cathoi'
c0O-

For the Relief and Care Of SLgsriag F-nalss-
l. stands pre-emiBent for its curative powers in all
the diseases for which it is recommended; usually call
ed FEMALE OF these are P~rOiapSus
Uteri or Falling of the Womb; Flaor Al5Gs or Whites;
Chronic Inflammation and liberation Of the Womb;
Incidental IIemorrhage or Flooding; Painful, Suppress
sed and Irregular Hens,Tuation sc with all their ac-
eompanying evils Cancer excePteD NO matter how Sc
we're or of how long Standing
This medicine has never been introduced by empty
pu1s an misrepresentation nor is It intended that its
present popularity shall lie sustained by any medium
bat its merits and the appreciation OF the public
READ THE FOLLOWING
Messrs. E.. A.. SMITH Z. Co. Druggists, Warren o.
Nv wife having been afflicted some i've years with
the diseases for which DR.. Anarchists Uterine Cstholi-
con is recommended, ! was induced TO procure a bottle
Of it for her from having known several cases that had
been cured by the remedy. She used il with evident
and increasing beneht. until Ave bottles we're taken in
all in the space Of eight months; and at the expiration
Of that time she was entirely well and Is now enjoying
for the first time in years, perfect health ThS cure j
AN satisfied. is permaneut-nOt a mere patching u2s
hut a radical. complete eure-Gnd If any are iheredn-
lOus and need further evidence. l will satisfy them OF
the truth Of my statement by their calling upon me.
E.P. coz,
Dec. I1th Sc. Johnston, TrumbulI Co. Q.
Sold by E. A. SMITH & Co. Agents, Warren, o.
J. b. MARCHlSI & Co. Proprie;ors.
Central Depot SOL Broadway Ny.
Onirr Nos IA Janl4-n
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Ladies Christian Annual.

The February number is received, and
cantains the usual amount of reading
matter fitted for Sabbath reading. The
engraving, Household Treasures, is 4
gem. The March number will contain
a steel engraving Of Alexander Campbell
executed by Sartain, accompanied by a
biographical sketch collected from re.
liable sources.
Terms-sl per yesr, 6 copies So.
Published by James Challen & Sons,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Acknowledgement.

Our thanks are due to Messrs. Town
send, Plumb. Tsyler and Hutchins. for
various Legislative reports, received du-
ring the last week.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

- John Fee .By virtue Of an Execution,
VS.. issued out Of the Ccu-s 81 Com
E.A. Woodwork. } mon Pleas, Of Trumbulf Co1n-
", Ohio. to me directed and delivered. l have levied
on and shall expose to public sale. at the door Of tho
Court House in WARREN in said County. on Saturday.
the 2lst day OF Marrb- A. d. 1855, between the hours OF
10 o'clock A. NJ and 4 O'Clock P Of said day. the
following described real estate. TO Wit: Lots Nos - l.
"A in the Town Plat Of Mics. Trunbuii County. Ohio,
aud is bounded as follows 3. viz: On the West. By Main
street. or Plank ROad; South by James street; East By
a narrow alley running north and south, and North BY
Thomas Evans land; and il known by The Woodwork
Tavern Stand. now occupied BY J. L. Ssank-aPPrais-
H.. R RM0
S4KRrrr's 0rrfcx- sheriff.
Warren Eel. ls. 1857. T5w9,751
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The School FELLOW: Price 10 cts per
number; 81, per year. Published by
Dix IL Edwards, No. 321, Broadway
n. Y.
The February number is received
We cannot well conceive 10 what man
ner it could be much improved. II is
certainly one of the best, if not the best
Magazine for Children, published in the
United States, and one which a parent
can place in the hands of his children
with no fear of sny other than a good
result.
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R. SPRING EiII continue the Drug & Msd;cine bu,
siness. In xi its various branches. AZ the old stand OF
Spring & Reed. lie III constantly keep on hand pure
and fresh D-uss. Medicines. Paints Oils. DSestuds-
Glass Ware. Surgical Instruments, Brushes. Perfume
~. &c, de-, and D. fair deaiirg, and strict attention
10 business. hopes to inertia and receive a share Of pub
lie Patronage
~ Physicians prescriptions carefully put up a. all
hours. r SPRING.
Warren, FEB. Is. 1857.
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Nor0an LEXIS The said George +. Hall.
vs. and others interesten- arc
George y. Hall. } hereby Eotifed that on the
sfst dsv Of January. 1857. an order Of attachment Was
issuei AGAINST the property OF the said defendant, n
tbr instsnce Of the said Morgan Lewis, by Azar Aheli.
a Justice OF the Peace OF Warren toEnship. Trunbuh
will be for hearing before said Justice OF the Pesee, a.
his cfiee in said Warren, on the 18th day Of March, A
ID. l-57. Al Q o'clock, A n. MORGAN LEWIS.
BY ]. NJ. SruLL. his ATTY.
Feb. IS. 1872
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Roots & Shoes.


have bought the interest of Wn. Cranage. In the
Boot and Shoe business, and shall continue to earryit
on at the old stand. Feeling grateful for past faE0ss,
1 would solicit a continuance Of public patronage.
B. CRANAGE.
Feb IS No. 6 Main street
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DISSOLUTION.

~ Notice is hereby given, that the co partnsrshiP
heretofore existing under the firm q Spring L Reed.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The books and accounts OF the late firm are IN the
hands e X Spring, who alone - authorized to make
settlement. R. SPRING.
Wlrren, Feb. 2, 1856. Dbl REED
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SALE

L ONE y A HALF ACRES LAM. -
located at the centre Of Greene, Nth dseliiug Sa|
House, Barn and Tam cry Building. and twenty -
excellent fIuit trees on the preusises-
ALSO-i60 acres excellent farming land in NisesH-
sin-wilI be exchanged for 4 farm in this vicinity. IL
desired. PAINS 4 HENIZ-
Warren, Feb. Is, 1857.
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Of PARTNERSHIP.

IL The Co-Partnsrship heretofore existing between
W & b. Craasge, is dissolved by mu.uai consent
either partner. wM. CRANAGE.
warren. fsb. lS. 1857 m cRANAGB-
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The undersigned, in Withdrawing from the hrn %
Spring & Reed. cannot but express his thanks fo< the
liberal patronage bestowed upon the lac hFu, BY Inc
community. He also takes pleasure IN saying THAI TIE
Drug business will 0e coutinoed By T. Spring. a. the
old stand. on Market street; and he hopes that Inc sane
condolences heretofore bestowed upon the iats arm. may
be extended 10 Mr. Spring, who is ia every say eessrT-
ing Of It ID. B. REkD.
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LADrs Book: Terms, IS; Q copies
IS; 3 copies Sc. Published by Louis
A. Cooley. No. II3 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia.
Cooley for March is on our table,
promptly as ever. The engraving, the
Mitberless BARN is on steel and exceed
ingly fine. The Fashion Plates are as
ever of the best. and handsomely COL
ored. The contributors TO this number,
are Mrs. Neal, Mrs Victoria Fuller, and
Mrs. Hale, a galaxy of names which
are a sufficient guarantee for the con.
tents.
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The Post Office at Ashland. Ohio, was
entered on Monday night, and robbed
of letters containing money amounting
to about $3.50. The Union says that
the thief is supposed to have entered
through the window. and after taking
the contents of the registered letters, lie,
treated through the back door.
Registering letters is a humbug. and
affords thieves an unerriug guide 10 let
tiers of value. Uncle Sam does not IN
deriake TO return money stolen in the
mail, but he should be made to do so or
give up The business OF transporting let
tiers 10 The Express companies, who are
held liable for valuables lost while in
charge Of their agents.
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Hollands German Bitters superior to all
Preparations now in use,

JAcxsoS. Louisiana, Aug. Is. 1864
Dear Sir-I feel bound to express my eradication
to you for the incaieulasle benefit 1 have derived from
he use Of two Bottles OF your German Bil;ers- ] have
found them to be all you have recommend them to be.
and ch~eerfIlly them TO the public As sefs
and sars remedy for the diseases they are intended for,
aid superior to AL preparations nov IN use
Very respectfully. yours.
II. O~PPENIEINER-
II BITTERs r L THEY 4RE REPRESENT
ED TO BE.
JACKSON. Louisiana, AEg. 20, 1854
Dear SRI have used your German Bitters. and ind
hem all they are represented TO be. and chee-fully re-
commend them 10 the public as an excellent medicine.
Respectfully, , ours, W. b.
See advertisements
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. ANDS LOCATEDl

IL The undersigne | expects soon to settle IN or near
the Land Districts which are to be opened the ensuing
Spring, and will attend to locating Land Narrapts IN
any part or Iowa Having resided for some years IN
the West, and done Considerable business IN TINS me-
L latter my self I can give satisfaction to al who may
entrust their business in my hands, i will locate good
land at the following low rates.
For ~
l2U do ..-........-..-.-- "
loo do
And make a liberal deduction when a number OF war
rants are located for one person. FOR further inior-
Feb Ia - wM. HAPGOoD.
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The Murderer of Barber Indicted.

The Lecompton Kansas) correspon-
dent of the Missouri Democrat, writing
on Jan. SD, says:
The Supreme Court now sitting at this
place, found a bill against G. w. Clark,
ex Indian agent, for the murder of Bar.
Der F; bail bonds were entered into and
Clark released, 10 take is seat in the
claw and order" convention. DR.. String
fellow was also indicted for murder or
horse stealing (immaterial which, as
both are punishable w;th DEATH and al
20 released. Previous TO his arrest he
advocated the introduction of bill advo
eating the passage Of a law to hang. for
the charge preferred against himself.
but the enactment leaving it to the dis
erection of the court to bail in certain
cases, would save the Doctors neck, not
w~ilhstandiug the unpleasant position it
would place those in who differ from
him on the dedicate and existing ques
of sle~very."
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Me6 advertisements.
HOI FOR KANSAS!

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
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Bills receivable on other approved collat-
eral and personal securities, S6s 100 60
Amount loaned on mortgage Of real estate IL. leo %
Amount due from Agents. 24,427 "
Cash in hand and in Bank. 27y5c30
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A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY!
PORTER & McLAISS.

IlHE Senior member OF this firm. haV
Il ing recently re purchased his old Bookstore. ana
being desircus Of engaging exclusively in that hnsi-
ness, We have eoneluded TO SELL OUT our entire stock
at a great bargain, to ans person who wishes 20 engage
in our line Of business
The stock consists Of croeke=y. Glassware. Wooisa.
and Willow Ware. Groceries and Yarieties-all arti
eles Of every day use As it has all been bought With
in the last nine months. we have no out OF date. unsafe
able trash on hand, but a small, weli-seiected assort-
ment Of goods. We have already obtained a good share
Of custom, which is a consideration worthy OF notice
Oar location Il. excellent. being on Main street, oppo-
site the p. o. The building In which We trade. Is also
offered for sale. Payments easy and on such terms as
may suit both parties. Call soon, as the Ofer will re-
main open only a short time
For further information, drop in at
Feb Is PORTER & MeLAlNs.
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT

IL The undersigned oilers fO- sale his house, with
good barn and garden spot, situated on Bazetts street.
in the Village OF Warren II not sold Immediately, tbs
premises viii be for rent during the coming year.
Apply to Hutchins, Cox 4 Ratlif, Warren,
or to c. c. BOUT0N.
at iiIlon, Anderson L Co 5, Philadelphia
E.h IL r-@-f
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NOTICE IN

w sn1al'i E:S Of IS. issz. [~s.a.zsI sA''''
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By Authority of the State Of Ohio,
THOMAS J.. McLAIN, Agent

Statement of the condition Of the
oPH-ENIx INSURANCE COMPANY, on he 3ist
day OF December, 1ej6, 20 the Auditor Of the state q
Ohio.
]. The name Of the combzny is -The Phoenix Insur-
anee Company" and It's location Is HARTFORD
Conn
?. The amount Of its Capital Stock is $500. BOO.
,. The amount Of its Capital Stock paid np 10 $500,
600.
4. The Assets Of the Company are as follows
50 shares U $ t inst Cos stk. n Y 5000 8. 30
Ia0 do Amer. Ex Bank. do l0,oo0
66 do DO do Gncreas- i3,3eo
ed capital, IS . ct. paid in.) 1.6Jo
119 do Bank Commerce. N. Y. 1850