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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-24
The Government Spy.

His serene highness and royal majesty
James Buchanan. king and auiocrat that
he Is, has been the first of our Presidents
10 employ secret agents and spies in i'm
itatlon of the despotic sovereigns of Eu
rope. When he assumed the reins of
government, he sent out TO Kansas a fel-
low by the name OF Martin. whom he in
strucied to dog the steps and watch the
movements of men and parties. Martin
played his ignomiuious part TO perfection.
He forwarded lying reports about Walk
er and Stanton, TO Washington, and
those gentlemen were removed. lie
communicated false statements about
Brindle and Dennis, Of went the heads
Of these officials. He exalted Calhoun,
Henderson, and other specious scoun.
drrls who were instantly rewarded with
the confidence and patronage of the Pres.
ident.
But this is not all. l. is in testimony
that this Martin. while visiting Leayen
worth City. roomed with Calhoun, a
No. 81, Planters House. From Il i,
den" two letters were written. One Il
Daniorth a. Missouri ruAian, who was be.
sought 10 have a large Missouri vote poll.
ed at Delaware Crossing. The bearer
OF this was John ID. Henderson. Tn,
other was written 10 IN ultra pro SLAYER,
man az Delaware Crossing, and the con.
tents have not. as yet, been made pnb.
lie. The bearer of this was 30 less i
person than ilartin-He government spy.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-24
News of tha Tniehhnrhand.

A WOMAN TO THE PESITEN
fIARr FOR TWENTY YEARS.
Huldah Morrison, the wonan who set
fire to the Ashtabula County Iufrmary,
by which seven persons were burned to
death, after the jury had found bel guilty
of arson. was brought into c urt 10 re
ceiye her sentence. The Sentinel says
Judge Wilder asked her. do you
plead gully or not guilty ?
She replied-"I did burn it"
you do. not understand me- said the
Judge. DO You plead guilty or not
guilty Of the charges set forth in the in
dic,ment?
Tie prisoner then alphabetically"
The Judge then proceeded to sentence
her 10 The Peniteniiary for twenty years.
This miserable creature Is o-e Ct The
most degraded and hardened of her sex.
A few years since. she was married as a
second wire to an lrishman in Ashtabula
of the name of Morrison. = cuun,rym r
Of hers, whom she led a life Of toim' NJ
through several years, attbe end Of wheel
he was relieved Ivy death. She then
opened a grog shop. which was broker
W as an intoierab!e nuisance, ate
which she went 10 the Poor House
where she behaved rs badly as she wei
could. till she managed TO set it on FIRE
and caused tie death OF seven OF It's in
mates. She has since attempted 10 6r'
the Jail, and now pleads guilty with al
the bravado she can muster. Her sen
,ence is. of course, for a full ter.r undo
the law.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-24
Attempt to Legislate David WilmOt
cut Of CHce.

DAVID WIN T resigned his judgeship
III he thirteenth Judicial district in Penn
sylvania to anvas the Safe for Govern
Or. in opposition to the present incum
bent, Gen. PACKsR. This district is
composed Of the counties of Bradford and
SuSquehannah. and a new election takes
place in October mex. it is certain that
Judge WELMor viii be again elected -
But Gov PAcKEE and his party are So
full Of magusnimiiy TO their political
enemies that they propose to destroy The
10 h Judicial district. for the SOLE purpose
of preventing WrLMJT from getting again
on the bench. A bill has been miro
duced into the Penns lyania Legi,laiure
to annex Bradford and Susguehanmh
counties to The twenty sixth and elev, nh
Judicial districts respectively. and
thus make one less Judicial district
in the State.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-24
General JacksOn's Private Opinion Of
James Buchanan.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 10, 1858

CINCINNATI, Feb. 10, 1853.
A distinguished politician Of this city,
of the independent free. soil democratic
order, an ex- member of Congress, and q
man of restless energies. has been wri-
ting a series of remarkable articles,
which have made their appearance un
der the style, Letters from the Hill
Top in the Conamsreiol, the independ-
ent newspaper of that city. One of these
letters which appeared in that paper Of
Tuesday last, contained the following
paragraph =
In this connection, l desire to give a
bit of unwriten history, for which l have
the testimony Of a gentleman present at
the interview alluded TO. 1t is well
known TO the political portion of cur com
munity, hat the late Moses Dawson was
a warm, personal friend of Gen. Jack
son. They correspondent regularly, and
Andrew Jackson never passed through
the city without having an interview
with his old and trusty friend. In 1887,
on his return from Washington, after the
expiration of his second term, General
Jackson had a talk with Moses Dawson.
in the course of which he used the fol
lowing language, referring TO James Blu
chanan I: my political life has no great
er error to atone for than ing neglect to
crash tbs reptile of Pennsylvania. when
| had him in my power! File was the
cause of a bitter war between two men
of this Republic, (Ciay end Jackson, }
who should not have been SO e~straDged.
His representations caused the charge Of
bargain and sale, and when broughh;
home to him, h. meanly left me alone
to face it. Friends then inteffered 10
save him from being exposed. and | lis
tened 10 them" His utter detesa,ion Of
the man was expressed by an emphatic
stamp of his foot, when he spoke of him
as the ''reptle'' Of Pennsylvania After
the National Democratic Convention OF
1874, Jackson wrote 10 Moses Dawson,
expressing his sympathy with Van Blu
ren in his defeat, and added 4: "but | re-
joice at the defeat of Buchanan.'-Ere
ming Post.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-24
9tatbs.

In Cleveland, on the 18th inst, at the resi-
dence of her brother-in-law, Mrs. MARY NJ.
KERR, of Painesville.
In Cleveland. on the 18th inst, Mrs. IRENE
SCRANTON, wife of Joel Scranton, aged 5o
years.
In the demise OF this excellent woman, CleVe.
land has lost an old settler, and society one OF
its most loved and valued members. Mrs ). was
born in Durham. New York, and previous to her
removal to Cleveland thirty years ago. was prin,
cipal of a Female Seminary az Warren, IruniouiI
county. She was one of the twelve members
organized as the First Presbyterian Chureh IN
this city, and by her daily walk and converse
ton. Mrs. S. illustrated the beauty OF honness
and the character of a true Christian voman-
Csreland Herald.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-24
Marrying Cousins.

The Senate, at Columbus, have been
engaged in discussing the proprielv Of 4
~intermariage between cousins. The de-
bate was a very able one and evinced =
knowledge of the laws Of physiology and
descent highly CT editable to the gentle
men who took part in the discussion;
and showed very conclu.ively tina, the
effect of such marriages. was deteriora.
ting, both physical and mental. This
Bill was passed by the following vote;
YEAs-Messrs. hshmun. Buckland,
Caldwell. Cass. Chapman, Corwin, Gard,
Catch. Hatch, Henkle, Holloway, Kin
caid, Murdoch, Perrill. Phelps. Rid,
Stafford. Shideler. Sehleicb. Slade, Yam
alta. Westcott, Winnan-33
Nays-Messrs Cant~ell. Langdon,
McCleary, Mckelley, Miles, Perky,
Smith, Tay lor. and Thomas-9.-T5LeaO
Blade.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-24

Revival OF THE SLAVE TRADE.--The
New Orleans Delta. Of Friday, March
5ih. contains The following paragraph:
"THE Work GOES oN.-There was u
rumor in Town on Saturday that one
hundred and fifty Africans, just imported
had gone up Pearl River. We slso hear
of an offer to land cargoes on any part OF
the Mississippi Coast. This importation
ishardly fair; IetlIississippi pass Hughes
bill, and Louisiana pass Taylor's bill. SO
that rich and poOrwill have an equal
chance 10 procure labor"
The N. o. Pjcayuns of the same date
expresses serious apprehensicns Of the
success Of these schemes, and there is
no ~pretence in ttat quarter that the
thing is a hoax. The New Orleans cor
responder. of the Philadelphia Press,
writing under date Of March 7, says:
81 have not the slightest doubt that
the project for re-opening the slave trade
is a serious and a wide spread move
ment. l have good reason for suppos
ing that millions are interested in it
Ou, newspapers are all cut against it,
ex,ent j, G. Jenkins in the DeLa. and
he advocated i, a year ago, as the only
means of saving The South from North
ern progress. The Legislature has &C,
tualiy adopted the bill, ana You need
not be surprised if it becomes a NV -
| hear that Governor Wickliffe is not op-
posed to it.
am almost ashamed to write you ser
iously on such a sShiect, but truth com
pels me tc 90 further. Gear that more
than one Southern member at Washing
ton fayors this inauman and horrip:"
enterprise. Indeed, 1 know that more
than one of them thinks that it is practi-
cable"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-24
FITSl FITS!! FITS!!!
DE-. HANCE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
lDTI PpCEr PITTS

Far THE ezre Of FITS. SBasHT, Cramps GH9 all SeruOus
aud CoHsfi.a:i0HGE Diseases
Persons VINO are isho-Iug und,r this distressing nal
ally will dnd - uANCE'S VEGETABLE LPILEPTIC
PILLS to lac the only remedy ever discovered for cur
ing Epilepsy or Falling Tits.
Tness pills possess specific action on the nervous
system: aud, although they are prepared especially for
the purpose of curing F.ts. tary viii ne found Of espe-
ciaI benefit :oI AZ persons Athlete with weak nerves,
Or who Z nervous system has re-d penetrated Or shit
tered from any cause Uhlt"v.r. In ehrOa!e com
plants, or diseases Of long %s,aoding, superinduced by
nervousness, they are exceedingly hrDeiciGl-
Price % per box. or tao rONes for b. Persons on
Of the cItv. enclosing A remittance, Will nave the pills
sent thea through the Gail, free OF pos:1Se- For sale
by Ell :. ~ No. los BALTIMORE SFEEEt,
Baltimore, Nd, to whom orders ron all parts Of the
Union must he addressed, post paid.
lime ID XIV.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-24

AEFRAT l. P~ERRYv1LLE. kr
learn from the Danville Tribune. of the
12th inst, thai an ARRAY occurred in
Perryvilie on Saturday evening last. be-
tween Mr.. James Shacksl;ord. and
Edward and John Ctlver! (brcthers. J
which resulted in the death of Edward
Cai;ert, who was stabbed in the back
bv S~hacke!!ford. John Calvert was al
so. wounded by & shot from a revolver,
which reut of in lis hands during
melee. ShackeIford was tried before an
examining court on Monday, and DIS
charged from custody on the ground that
he acted in self defence.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-24
LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED by AUTHORITY.

No, II IN ACT
To amend section thirty six Of Gan act to pro-
vid for the Creation and Regulation Of In
corporatnd Companies in the State Of Ohio
passed May /. 1852.
Section J. Be Il euqcted by he General A.
se1nbIy ofih' Stafe Of Ohio. That section tb;rtv-
six Of an act. entitled IN act n nrovide fo- the
creation and regulation Of incorporated COM
p1uics in The State Of Ohio. passed Nav LIST.
1852. he so amended rs 10 read as follaws.-
Sec. 30. Every turnpike or plank road rom.
panv. entitled 10 charge toll ne aforesaid. shall
he authorized TO receive from persons travel
ing N or using said road. the fi!IowinS tolls
for every ten miles travel on snch road. and in
:he same proportion fD- anv less distance. m
wit: For every four wheeled rqrr;-oc d,.vn
bv one horse or other animal. fifteen cents. AMI
for each additional animal. five cents: Cor ev-
Prv sled or sleigh dawn bv me horse o. 9th
or animal. five cents, and TO- each additional
animal. five cents; for every horse and rider
five cents. forevery horse, mule or ass. SIX
months old or upwards. one cont. for evarv
head ct sheen nr hogs. nnp-half cent. for avarv
stage coach drawn bv four horsns or thor an.
imals. fifiv rents: for every two vbsslad c,r-
riagP. drawn hv one hnrSe mrIe mr. o.ber ,c;.
nal. ten cents: provided that any rersnn q,
persons goingt TO and from nrhlic wo-sb;n on
the sahh1'h. funerals. militia rlns.o-s. cleo.
tons, IIrvmen going 10 and from cnur.. the
tronp1 ard armies Of the United States and 81
this state. nav pass on any such 'r-nn;ke o.
rlank r'aa free fnm toll: p-ovidad further
that all turnpike c0nranies organized under
This at. whose rods lad from cities If the
hr,t class. and whose capital stock shall h
made MP entirely by priva.a Subscriptions
shall he auihnrize1 % collect toll from al pn-
sons irving funer,l carriaras nr nther vebi
cles attending such fune al nvar th"ir roa1 n.
the same rat. a. 'hav are now authorized by
Law 10 charge on similar carriages and vehi
cles. passing through a toll gate. I,casnd With
~ five miles of any yuch ci:v ofthe first class
except from tn. person n-p,-enns drivinrth
hcnrsc and The first four accompanying ca-.
ria@ss.
Sec ,. Section thirtv-six Of an act enti
tied an act ln-fhr creation and regulation o
Incorporated cnmnanirS in the STATE Of Ohio
passed iav lst. 1852. l. hp-abv repealed
Sec 2. Thai this act shall take effec' frog
and after its passage
WILLIAM 2. WOODS.
Speaker ofthe Housc If Representatives.
EDWARD ". PHELPS.
P-esideHt pro fem, Of the Senate.
March !, 1858.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-24
Election in New York and New HamD-
shire.

In New YoRK. The election Of Su-
pervisors has resulted 10 the choice OF
about two Republicans 10 one Democrat
through the State. and about half oftte
Democrats chosen are Anti Lecompton.
The Legislature Of New York, closely
divided politically. has passed resolutions
ins'ructing the Senators and requesting
the Representatives in Congress from
that State, to oppose the passage of the
Lecompton Constitution, by deciced ma
jori,es.
In NEW HAMPSHIRE. The Republi
caUs have chosen 9 of the 12 Senators.
snd 1913 Members of the House 10 the
Democrats iO6.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-24
nc,
March I,IS5S.
rNo.l6l
ANACT

NO. l6l AN ACT
To amend section sixty six of IN act entitled
IAN act 10 provide for the Creation and
Regulate n of Incorporated Companies in
the State of Ohio, passed May l, 1852.
Section Be il enacted By the General As.
srnJIyo of the State Ohio. That the sixty-sixth
section of the act entitled Fan act to provide
for the creation and regulation ofincorpOraied
comranirs in the stale of Ohio" passed May
!. 1859, b. and The same is hereby amended
rs to read as follows: Sec. Sc. That from
ard afterthe passage Of this act it shall be
lawful for any religious sect, demon nation,
or association, fire company. or any literary.
scientific. or benevolent association, tother
than colleges, universities, academies or sem
~inaries) within this state to elect at n meeting
Of 4 majority of any organized synod. preSby-
terry church. or other religions association. fire
company, literary. scientific Or banr violent as.
ISOLATION, as aforesaid, any number Of their
members. not less than :hree. to serve sS trus-
tees CT directors: and one member as Clerk;
who shall hold their office d~uringthe pleasure
Of the society or association.
Sec That original srction sixty six oi
said act he aud the same Is hereby repealed
but rights accuired md acts done under or bv
virtue Of ID" same shall not liz any manner be
afE et,d or impaired 5y this act.
Sec. 3. This act u alltake effect upon its
passage.
WILLIAM B WOODS,
Speaker Of he House Of Representatives..
MARTIN WELkER.
PTesiGeRtof The Senate.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-24
Marriages.

At the Methodist Episcopal Church, in Yves.
Pennington, on Sunday eveni' g, March 18th.
by Rev. ". N. Bear. Mr. THEODORES VOL
COLT. and Miss SOPHIA n. FULLER, both
Of Pennington.
In Warren, on the 23d last, by Jedediah
Fitch, Justice of the Peace. Mr.. WILLIAM
FUTILE. of Vienna, and Miss L0VINA All
DERMAN. of Brookfeld,
In Cle, leland. on the 18th ins.., by Rev S. T.
Burgess. Mr.. GEO. E. CHASE, of Cleveland
AMI Miss ADELINEE f. TRUNREY, of Vernon
Trumbull County.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-24
The GREFRYBERG FAMILY HEDICIyFS,

ARE prepared under the immediate supervision Of =
* LLFuL Fays'rItS, ana they may be relied upon in
all cases They consist Of
MARSHALLs UTERINE COTHoLIcoY-sI so PER
BOTTLE.
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Irregular, Drr.rged. Painful Henstruafion and dis
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disturbances connected with deragemeats Of the Womb
and its appendages.
W EarstaLi's U,e-ire cotholieon riU also en--
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VIII cure all diseases OF the Blood; Humors: Com
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GEBFENBERGP PILE ~ETEDY-sI 90 PER BOTTLE
Certain in all cases of Piles and Fissula.
D~YsENTERY SYRTP-50 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
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Cholera Morhus. and Asiatic Cholera, and ali com
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-24

BAD STATE OF AFFAIRS The New
Orleans Delta says that there is a move
ment going on in that city having for It's
object the introduction of the custom Of
ladies carrying fire arms-small pistols,
such as are known as vest pocket
pistols, and which can be slowed, with
out iucum5ranee in the pocket OF The fair
shooters dress, in order to protect them
selves from rufian violence and insult
The True Delta cordially endorses the
idea.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-24
An InIiana sgnator hbsonrdad
"rrue patriot. he-for. he I: understood,
He left his his country for his couutry's good.

True patriot he-fOr- Hs u uldrSsL]odS
He left his his country for his country's good
John Sloter, Senator from johnson
county, is non est iarenias. TO speak
plainly, he has vamoused the rancho
cut Observation-Disclosures. Diff
Guilty in meeting certain %pecuniary liza
biIities of a pressing nature, and some
personal de~linquences of delicate char,
acter. are assigned as the cause Of his
sudden exit. 1t leaves a vacancy in the
Senate. To be filled Mt the mex; election.
He is an old liner. and there IL some prob.
ability that his successor will be a Re-
pubIican.-LqJdyeHe Journal.