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The State pefaication.

Since the article on this subject was
in type, additional news of the certainty
of Breslin's agency in this heavy defal-
cation is received.
TIE Cleveland Leader contains an ar
ticie from the Denton, Nd, Journal,
published in Sept. 1856, giving a histo-
ry Of the connection CT Braslin, the Anti
Bank Democratic State Treasurer, with
the Greensboro Bank. 1t is exceeding
ly rich, and points out Enthusiastically the
way in which the State funds have gone.
The Ex Auditor, VIM. D. Morgan, is al
so beautifully shown up. He boosted
months ago, that he knew of Breslin's
defalcation, and now says the only Won
der was that it could have been hid so
lOno-
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Seduction, Abortion and Death-Another
Boston Doctor in Trouble.

D0SLUu DOCtDI II AEDUOic.
Newburyport Was astOunded on Thurs
day bv the development Of another of
those acts. ia which Boston is disgraced
as a participant. a young cir! about
twen'y years OF age. daughter of one OF
our most respected citizens, was Seduced
b a Young man living at Belleville.-
F II the past year he has visited the fam.
iiy, and always received the kindesl
treatment. A short time since be found
the girl was sacient and af.er a number
Of attempts to get her 10 leave town, he
at last succeeded. Her parents supposed
she WIS in Dover, on a visit. instead of
which she Was kept ia two houses of III
repute in this city.
She was Afterwards inYeigied to
Boston. and under went a surgicalo pc
ration, was hurried thence to New6ury
port. on Wednesday. AMI on Thursday
paid The forfeit of such acts, dying in ex-
crutiaiing agony. Her seducer was ar
rested. and in default of 50. 600 bail, was
committed to Jail.
DIR. Lewis DIX. who is charged with
having procured the abortion, WIS ar
rested in Boston on Friday, and brought
before the Police COut. The case IA
continued 10 Thursday. and the defend
ant ordered to find su:elies in $1,000
for his appearance at that time. DIX
keeps a medical office in Fndico.t street.
The name Of the individual charged
with having been the seducer of the de
ceased young woman is F. r. Rickason.
The name of the deceased female is
Emma Post.-BOstoD TrQUeler.
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II :. DILILNLs
Hon. J. M'LEAN, JgStice s G. U. s

TIE Waters or rae NILE-The Nile
water is particularly soft. Il fills the
mouth with a rich, creamy taste; and in
drinking it, in order to enjoy it, it is we'll
TO spread it over every part Of he palate.
1t should b. drank, not TO quench thirst,
but t. cres,e high pleasure. 1t should
not, therefore, be swallowed in large
draughts at e time, but taken at short in
t~ervals, every other hour or so. In the
house the water jar-the sdmirabl
Egyptian water-jar. which is so much
more porous han the Indian jar-~should
be et hand b. day and by night contin-
ually. The passion for Nile water, like
the love of everything that is intene-ly
e%xquisit in its way. increases with is en-
ioyment. No one who has once or twice
tasted Nile water, and has a capacity for
pleasure, will ever after consent to drink
Of it. poisoned with the infusion Of any
other liquid. Jealous of lis own honor.
it appears to be the most averse Of all
waters 10 join in harmony with vine
Indeed, mixed with wine, it is the most
nsuseous compound. In the hotels, the
water undergOes filtration. In the cot
tages through the country, il is kept il
large vessels, which allow the sediment
10 fall to the bottom. The small ciay
jars, in which it is placed before you in
the hotels, are very graceful in form,
and finely adapted TO keep the liquid
cool. Brace's Scenes and Sights in tie
East.
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LITTLE DoRRIrr.-The Philadelphia
Dollar MwsP per says:
The story of Little Dorrit, which has
been 10 process of publication in success
sive numbers for a long time, has just
been completed and issued. The ad-
vance sheets have been received from
the author by the last steamer, by T. B.
Peterson, Philadelphia, who has pub
lished the work uniform with the other
volumes of Dickens Works issued BY
that publisher. We need not say that
Little Dorrit is a work that will interest
the body knows the merits
of Dickens writings, and this last is
equal. in graphic power and ssillful de-
lineations OF character, TO any Of his pre-
vious works. The plot is of absorbing
interest, upon which is strung pearls and
diamonds of descriptive writing. All
readers sympaihize heartily with Little
Dorrit, her patient endurance and unfal-
tering love for all who leaned upon her
for aid. and they must heartily rejoice,
when, at the altar of St. Georges
Church, she writes her nane as the hap
DIV bride of Arthur. Mr.. Peterson has
now ready eighteen different editions Of
Little Dorrit," all OF which have been
publis@ed simultaneously with the com
pletion Of the story, in England, at an
expence of Too Thousand Dollars for
the privilege of having the sheets, as
they appeared in England, sem to him
in advance of sll others in t. is country.
Enterprise of this kind is every way
creditable, and we trust the enterprising
publisher will be repaid for his outlay
by a generous purchase of this, The best
work, ever written by the immortal
Boz" Price of the complete work
Fif'y cents ouIy.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-24

THE STATEMENT OF THE OFFICERS OF
THE MIST, at Philadelphia, for the month
OF May, shows deposits of $751; $50 of
gold, and S199,685 of silver, of which
sum, sec $50 were received in exchange
for the new cent. OF copper, 1885, lis of
old cents were received for the new
Gold, silver and copper received during
the month-S366, 489. The coinage for
the same time was $161,590 in gold
all in dollar pieces; in silver. S2O3, 900
in quarter dollar and dime pieces. The
number of new cents coined-3, 800, 900.
Total coinage of the month-s402, $50.
Whole number of pieces coined of all
description-4 81, $50.
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FITSl FITS!l FITSlll
DIR. HANCE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTIC PILLS

For tAs care Of FITS, SBasms, Cramps and all 8sre1rS
azd Constitutional Diseases
Persons who are IaboriDg under this distressing mai.
aiy viii ind DR. HANCES VEGETABLE
PILLS TO be the only reT-dy ever discovered Tor cur
ing EPILEPSY o. Pslliag Fits.
These pills possess a specific action on me nervous
system; and, although they are PREPARED especially for
the purpose OF curing PITS, te-Y will be found OF espe-
cai 5eEsf, foi ali persons adlieteI with weak nerves.
or whose nervous system has lsen penetrated or ska
tered from any cause whatever. In chronic COM
plants. or diseases OF long standing, srperindueed II
nervousness, they are exceedingly beneficial.
Price 50 per box, or two boxes for s.. Persons od1
Of the city, enclosing a remittance, VIII have the pins
sent them through the mail, free % postage. For sale
by SETH Q. HANCE No. ls BALTIMORE STREET,
Baltimore. I'D. to whom orders from all parts Of the
Union must be addressed, post paid.
June "a 57=y.
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Omaha CITY, Nebraska.

We have received a copy of the Mis-
soury Republican, containing the follow
ing marked notice of the young capital
of Nebraska. Several of cur former
toWnsmen are located There. Among
them are D. D. Belden, Byron Reed,
John Edwards, and Alfred Adams, Esqs.,
to one of whom We are probably indebt-
ed for the paper. If any Of our readers
are determined 10 go west, (Which we DO
not advised them 10 DO, it would be
well to visit Omaha City. The Repu6E-
can says:
We learn that the city Of Omaha is
progressing with Unprecedented rapidity.
II is the focus Of western travel-the
Missouri river terminus Of the great
line of travel from New York, BY the
Lakes and Chicago. to Council Bluffs
1t has grown faster than any new town
in the West, aud seems TO have only
commenced its career Of certain and
positive advancement.
Settlers and strangers are ~thrOnging
in such numbers that every house, pub
lie and private. is full, and many have
10 camp" in the streets-but severa!
gentlemen have agreed to erect wharf
houses for present accommodation, and
have already purchased the fine steamer
Washington City," and moored her
At the landing, as a temporary hotel
She is a good seawnrthy boat, of large
size, sound in every respect, and well
furnished, and the owners, (~embracing
several OF the capitalists OF Omaha
will see that strangers are accommodated
as well as in any western hotel.
We commend the steamer Washing
ton City," to the patronage of all persons
visiting that hourishing region.
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JUNE
DR. II. TUBBS, Analytic Physician

m H. ODDO, Andillc 9yStclan-
~ will be in attendance, as follows:
WARREN, National Hotel, Wednesday, e9d June
kAvESSA. Prentiss House, Tuesday aud Wednesday,
II and Is July.
For consultation upon all diseases Of tia Throat,
Lungs, Heart. Liver. stomach, Bowels. Kidneys. and
Spleen also DrOPsy, Gravel, Rheamatism, Nervous
ness, Debility, Dyspepsia FerAle diseases. Agre and
Fever, Fits. Impurities OF the Blood, B.sptiOns- Can
GERS. Ulcers, and all other varieties OF long standing
complaints both external and internal
For some ten years DR.. r has devoted his entire tins
TO chronic diseases, treating thousands annually, many
Of whom had exhausted every other resource in their
reach. IN no ease are miaerGi or Gfher P0isOEs en-
Pf0ysd, HSr dees he make Sick 10 make nell, or tear
down to 6Hiid up Ggaiz. ThemejiciEes cen be taken
with safety by the most delicate. and patients uivte
main at home, and continue with prudence their ordi-
airy diet and exercise Many haze recovered under tFe
treatment after friends and physicians had given up all
hope, the indisputahle evidence Of which can always
be furnished. InyaIids, however reduced or despair
ing, are invited to call, and may be assured that 70 ZEN
coaragemeut will be given or expense incurred Eith
OUT a corresponding prospect Of recovery
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Douglas Derounoing squatter Sever.
eighty.

The "Little Giant" has fip-nspped
again! He once declared the Missouri
Compromise TO be a compact sound in
lis character, and akin 20 the Ccnstitu-
ton" Then he declared the same Com
promise unconstitutional, and Squatter
Sovereignty the true Democrats doc
trine. The Squatter Sovereigns of Utah
took him at his word, and he at once re-
pudiates his bantling. In a recent speech
at Springfield, Illinois, he is thus re-
ported:
Mr.. Douglas said he had heretofore
advocated popular sovereignty for all
the Territories, but that he had now be-
come convinced that the Murmons we're
traitors enemies of the Union-were
t%reacherous scoundrels and murderers.
lie was compelled to reverse his old
opinion. TIE organic act Of the Terri
tory should be repealed. When a peo-
pie become unfit for self-goyernment,
other people are empowered BY law and
Christianity to take hold and govern
them, %nolenS yOleas. He said that the
national government ought to act with
vigor-mOvc quickly-and when there it
fought to apply the knife ard cut out
this pestiierous cancer which was grow
ing within, and would destroy the body
polite"
On the bred Scott decision he glori-
fed. Here is a condensed specimen of
his speech on this point:
He approved that decision; it was a
glorious decision. 1t was now the law
of the land. and it must and should be
obeyed. He was glad the Abolitionists
had taken a stand agains. it, for thus the
people were divided into two parties
the friends and the enemies of the Urion.
The men who did not love and obey it
were enemies Of the Union, smalgama-
%tionists, etc. Niggers were niggers. ard
God made them niggers TO be slaves.
etc. The issue was 10Y narrowed down
to q point-nigger equality, or vigorous
National Democracy. Which will you
have?
The Democratic Press pe%rlinen!ly COM
men,s:
We will say nothing of the exceeding
coarseness OF his treatment of this sub
ject-for that quality seems inseparable
from the psychological constitution of
the man-but we will appeal even to his
sense OF yeracity 10 ask if it becomes a
distinguished Senator to stigmatise all
who oppose the bred Scott decision as
abolilionists, amalgamstioIists, anil in
dOrsers of negro equality. He knows in
his own heart that he has fcully libelled
hundreds of thousands of his fellow ,citi
gems who are infinitely better democrats
than himself, and he must be lacking in
sense to imagine that such brutal TRADES
can now keep him from sinking to his
proper level OF contempt in the es,ima
ton of that public whose waning favor
he desires to retain.-ClsVeland Herald.
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Militsrz Expedition to Utah.

A body Of .. S. troops art from
Fort Leavenworth about the middle of
July. Government is making prepsra.
tons, furnishing the cOmmiseary depart,
ment DC. The new Governor of Utah
will go with the expedition. There is
now a probability that the laws of the
United States Will be enforced, Brigham
Young to The contrary, Notwithstanding.
and this den Of iniquity be purged.
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Failure of the Seneca County Bank.

UIAN-O OI w -N-NNN WIFI OUAIAs
In consequence of the Deialcation in
the State Treasury, this bank is unable
20 redeem lis notes. The whole amount
of the Banks Securities were S210, coo,
OF which $3.50, 600 are missing. The
claims of ~depositors have been promptly
met thus far. The bills are selling in
Cincinnati al 10 per cent discount.
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Burden Question.

"The question of the marriage of
DR.. Burdell with Mrs. Cunningham, now
in process of investigation before the
seems likely TO be decided
adversely to the claims of the SUPPOSE
tious widow Of the murdered man.
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Fruit.

GAuAt.
There is every prospect Of an immense crop OF
fruit. The trees have rested one year, and row
have a surplus of strength to expend upon this
years crop. The quantity Of blossoms and young
fruit upon nearly every fruit tree is enOrmOus-
Fruit growers should either strip of a part, or
prop IN their trees early.
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SPECULATION IN SoUrH-WEsr Nilsson

SPECULATION IN SOUTHWEST MIssoU-
RI-We learn from the Springfield Mo. }
AdUertiser, that about go, 900 acres OF
land have beed entered at the Land
Office in Springfield, during the past
month. The greater portion of this land
has been taken up by SPECTATORS, in
large bodies. The large bodies of arabic
prairie lands have generally been select
ed, and they are now pretty well entered
up.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-24

IL seriber would inform his friends, and the public
generally. that he is sgain in his old position, at the
Rowland Springs. and is fully prepared to accOumo-
date boarders and visitors, sinsiy. or in parties. A
rev and large dining room and 4 dsosing hail has
been added to the establishment, besides many ether
improvements. Every facility for bathing. furnished.
The table will he supplied with all the delicaeies Of the
season, and every effort maize 10 give satisfaction As
when formerly unier his control. the establishments
Ell be conducted upon temperance principles.
Good music viii be furnished on the 2nd sud the 4hs
OF July. commencing at O'Clock P. N. on each day.
June 2f, 57-2m. Z N. HANK.
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TIE DYSPEPTIc ASD DBsPAIRING sH0ULD
READ THE T0LLOWlNG:
Several years have elapsed. and Dir. J. continues %
endure severe and coz slant labor.

BATH. summit 60 ", aug II, fc01.
Dr.. TuERs-Dear Sir Seven years ago I was taken
with what doctors called dyspepsia. l consulted sew
sral who all toll me I could never be cured, or able to
work At ny trade again, which is blaessnitking.-
Some times a little better. then worse, scarcely able to
10 anything. 1 fingered along until three years ago.
when | was taken worse. OF my oil complaint. followed
by that heseLsing evil % dyspePtics, hyPOehendria-
From this tine up TO seeing yen, l eoald eat but very
sparinely Of light food, which always distressed me-
and was often elected from NY stomach Ny SuBeTinzs
Of mind were beyond what tongue can tel, or any one
imagine who has not experienced similar tortureS- L
tried all the physicians in reach with but little benents
AID Fhile in the riist OF hopeless suieriBEs, which
could they he told, would ill a volume, I happened to
sc your advertisement. Having had the advice OF all
kinds Il physicians. ! coucllded to get your opinion,
though with little faith that anything would help me-
After advising with you 1 concluded TO take some med
icine as the last and Only resort This vas ne2rlya
year since. I An now almost As we'll as ever. Latter
part Of Einter I worked in my shop, having lsboFed all
summer, and now in harvest cradle and NOW, doinga
full days work. Inever feel any o. my old symptoms
except when very tired az overcome. aud have reason
to believe you win make ne a. sound a man IS ever
was in the world. I am very glad I ever saw you, anh
sincerely believe your treatment the best known, par
ticularly for chronic diseases. You can make what use
Of his you think proper
Years with respect. DEXTER K JOHNSON.
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Marrages.

In Warren, on the 18th inst. by Rev. N. Nor
ton, Mr.. SAMUEL s FULLER, of LitchfeId,
Medina Co, and Mrs. MARY MACKEY, Of
Vienna.
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Accident and Death

On Friday, as a laborer on the c. 4 ~ X r.
named Kelley, was on a hand car near Mantau'
his clothing became entangled in the crank or
wheels. and he was so much injured as to cause
his death
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Hsh advertisements.
uOWLAND SPRINGS.-The sub

Casual Advertisements mRst be paid for
when handed in.
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Gen. Rie,ee and Judge M'Tean.

Inc cumHN county beacon, OF ldst
Wednesday, says:
Having heard that Gen. Bierce had
written a letter to Judge M'Lean, we
asked a copy fOr publication. We give
it below.
AKRON. May 23th, 1857.
Hon JOHN Miami see BY a Eel
egraph dispatch of yesterday. that Gen.
Walker, and staff were approaching the
city of New Orleans on a steamboat
from Nicaragua
In the latter part OF 1887, and fore
part OF 1888, because l sympQMiSei with
the Patriots Of Canada in their struggle
TO sever their connection with England
and annex to the United States, you
thought it an offense SO grossin its char
acter as TO require a special charge to
the Grand JuIy-and you even fled.
with your own hand. a precipe for a writ
to be served on me for violating our laws
of neutrality.
For this l have no fault to fnd-but
| am looking, with a somewhat curious
eye, to see whether you will pursue
those engaged in anne1ing SLAVE terrific
ry, with the zeal you did those engaged
in trying to annex Free territory TO the
Union-or whether, as in the case Of
raising troops in Cincinnati, to 20 to Tex
as, they can leave the United States, or.
gained for Hsr-with the flag of a for
eign nation flying above them provided
they 60 to aid Slave proPagsndists.
Most Respectfully,
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CARD TO LADIES.

AAA1 ahA oAAC lIAC1J AA L-AAaAC kAA ~
respectfully call the attention OF American laiies to its
as inf4iliable in removing distractions and irregulsri-
ties OF the menses, promptly restoring them IN all ca
seS. The suppression so common. is speedily relieved,
ana mere VIII ne no recurrence OF the complaint II this
remedy is used according to directions, which accom-
paDy each box and package.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Lcdies EScEINTE. or sEsPeeting themseIves so, ara
cautioned Ggdinsf EsfAg them. as Miscarriage EguId
eRsHs. Ladies desiring an iRersa Sc Of family Should
JOrsg0 tAstr use entirety. as a Jet5 pills each month
could Be sure 10 Pre5eat pregnancy.
ProprietOrs importers. or agents can be in no wise
responsible after this admOnition- Although certain
in eject, tsSy are so mild as never to produce injury
to the health. Mali Packages, having the appearance
OF an ordinary letter. (Pr.ce Sl,00) are sold only BY
paid, on receipt of price. Boxes 81 %; Half Boxes IS
cents. Messrs. V. 4. ALDEN & Co.. Cleveland, o.. are
our general agents. All orders Tiilb promptly filed
By them.
Sold by E A. SMITH & CO.. and SPRING & TURN
Err. Warren, and by Druggists generally.
TPNOTICE-DR. 5. sTroxe's FEVER DESTROYER
The proprietOTs depend wholly upon the intrinsic
virtues, the curative powers Of this new Remedy. to
build up its 0wp reputation. Every sufferer will he
left to decide for himself the relief it affords him. The
best recommendation il can acquire is to take IL 10 the
sick room, ard there let il speak for itself; let it there
spread joy and peace around the pillow o. suffering
and pain. II it ill not do this, a thousand certificates
viii 10 but little towards securing the confidence Of the
public The estimoniais-whieh are many and long
are Published in a circular, as the limits OF an adver-
for the purpose Of calling the pebble mind to this new
remedy. which may be found at the principal Druggist
IN the Nestern States and California
II II possesses the extraordinary powers which We
claim, it will have great popularity wherever intro
1uced, and form a great public blessing. On the other
hand. If it possesses no real valne, the sick will soon
find it out. and demonstrate it As a humbug, "a base
imposition See advertisement
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H hers offer for sale, one Steam Engine, ner sad
complete, % inch strike. IL inch cylinder. Also. two
Steam Boilers, as good as new. Is feet long. with IA
inch dues, made from Like Superior Iron For further
PARTICULARS, empire o. the subscribers. al their Mills
\ AAhOning County, OF Of J. @. Butler, Niles. Trru-
bull Co.. U. Wm-G J. g. BUTLER.
Rnrler,. MILE linn "a 49,
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Ex'r of Arson cOe,
aaron VI. Clark & Wife.

aaron NJ Natk Nic.
BY virtue of an order Of sale, Gn the above entitled
eause.) issued out of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
TrunbuIl County. Ohio. ~ the Clerk thereof TO me d.
rected and delivered, / have levied on ana shalI expose
to public sale, as upon execution OF law, at the door OF
the Court House il Warren in said county, on SAT-
URpAY. the 95th day Of Al D. 1e57. between the
hours of 10 O'Clock A VI and 4 o'clock P NJ Of said day,
70 wit: the following described tract or lot Of land;
Situate in Vernon Township, No. 8, in the first range
OF Townships. in the Connecticut Western Reservoir
the State Of Ohio, and which is also in the county OF
TIumbu,l, and is known by being part Of lot No. six,
o. and is bounded as follows; Beginning at the north
west corner Of a lot formerly owned by B5er b. CiArk,
now owned by Ralsa Clark, and in the centre OF Pyma-
tuning Greek, thence nOrIherly along the middle OF said
Greek. tn lands Of the heirs OF Andrew Burns. oe-
ceased, thence south to said Burns south hne. thence
east aion. said Burns south line to said Burns eass
line, thence north to John ~Longiey'5 south west cor
ner, thence east along said LOngley's south line. ana
on 10 lands Of Eber 3. Clark. thence south along ianas
81 Ralsa Clark, to said Clark's north line, thence vest
along Ianl Of said Ralss Clark. to the place OF oesin-
ming, 10 contain two hundred and eight acres OF lana.
f2OS1 being the same lands decided TO Aaron -Clarz'
bv said Arson Coe. be the same more or iess- Apprais-
ed al thirty-oae dollars per acre, Gle
II. r HARMON. Sheriff.
Surpfrr's OrFIcE. Warren June. "a, '5s-5w-4-63-