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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-07
\ MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY n NEW
YORK,

A Nan driren 6y Rsmorse 10 acknorcl.
ed &c has Crlme-Smpposed eiue TO she
HyHeyy-irrest Of Il Shoemaker in
Hsst Broddray-His Ersraordina.
~ Conduct and Conressions-Dis-
eorery q a Supposed Iictin OF the
Ira eaH
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-07
1GRICULT VR1L COLLEGE

SAurEI p. MEAD. $urt Il Mar ,Fa!ls ship ,sns!
CHARLES DiCKsY, rr-s't STATE Agricultural S"r'r
K +. JOIlNSlONE, Secretary do ..o
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-23
Aultman & MIlier,s Buckeye Mauar.

Mr. Isaac Kirk, of Month jackson, Maho-
ming Co. informs US tat lie is agent for the sale
of the Buckeye Mower. in Trumbull Co, the
present year. We have carefully noticed the
working of this machine on several occasions,
and it certainly does its work well Last year
it took the first premium at the trial of Mowers
held in this county The same year. it took the
first premiums in Summit, Portage. and Clark
Counties, at the New York. Connecticut, Mary
land. Eastern and Western Virginia State trials.
1t thus seems thatthe ingenuity of Ohio Me-
chanics is acknowledged in other States, and
the machines manufactured by Messrs. Aultman
fl Co.. at Canton, Oh 10, compare farorably
with the best in the United States.
Il differs from most the other machines in
having a joint in the finger bar. which thus al
lows it to accommodate itself to uneven surfaces
aud also to be folded up on the top of the IA
chine, Ia a moment. making it much more con-
venient for drawing on the roads. and moving
from place to place. 1t has two driving wheels
which act together. or independently. as occa-
sion requires. The Reaping attachments which
are furnished, if wanted, make the machine as
perfect as a reaper as it is mower. The reap
ing attachment can be applied very easily. and
quickly. Those wishing to purchase should
examine this mower.
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C. N. a r.

Tae offices Of the c. & N. R r. has been re
moved from the foot of Superior Street. in Clev'
land, to the depot building. west side. The
offices are snhg and cosy, and the new arrange
ment will greatly facilitate the transaction Of
business. besides saving some hundreds OF dol
lars per year. for rent.
Mr.. Homer Medbury, the gentlemanly Con-
ductor Of the Mail train, has resigned. and in.
tends to leave fr Pixies Peak in a few days
Mr. Medbury has made friends OF ell who have
travelled on his train, aud he goes out followed
by good wishes. Mr. Rayen succeeds him. and
he is we'll fitted TO fill the place. IN every partic
ular.
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Cleveland Herald.

By a new arrangement, the Cleveland Herald
is received here on the evening trains. some
hree or four hours after it is printed. so that
the Warren subscribers get their papers almost
as soon as those residing in Cleveland. The
Herald is a capital paper, and we have no
doubt its list of subscribers in this town will be
argelyincreased by this shortening of the time
of delivery some eighteen hours
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-23
The rrifsr Of The following has been for frs years
Justice Of the Peace an Fremont, and is cell kR0Ea 10
fhr cifirru1 rcnfrdIn
FREMo~T. ~sandusky Co., Ohio. Feb. LIS

DR. TrBBs-De0r Sir: Early last Spring, my wife,
whose health has not heen firm for seine time took a
cold, which was followed by a continued cough. sup
preston. and prolapsus uteri The liver also seemed
very sluggish. ald III re was scarcely any action OF
the bowel. She suffered a gond deal from pain and
weakness OF The back. likewise pain in the sides. and
became very weak. thin in flesh. and feverish. During
the Spring and Summer ] employed three physicians,
butt TIE depression continuing and debility increasing.
they Thought little else could he done than patch up"
OF palliate, and one finally told me that CONSUMPTION
had been gradually advancing. and she could got prob
ably survive long. Within two weeks after commenc-
ing your treatment. in september last, she began to
improve, and gained rapidly until health was restored.
Al present her health is decidedly better than at any
time before Stree first residing in Fremont, about SIX
years ago.
She han suffered so much before. gained so fast after
heginHiDg your treatment, and has heen SO we'll ever
since. that have felt it q duty to inform you by letter,
that it may be published 10 the world. if you think hest.
March g. S. ". REID.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-23
Presbytery of Trumbull.

The next stated meeting of the Presbytery of
Trumbuli Will be held ut Warren. Tuesday,
April 18th, sessions commencing at ? o'clock
Pm The records of the churches and their
statistical reports are to be pres nted at this
meeting. Will the breth ern and the churches
also, bring their collections for Commissioner
fund /? fEEoPHOE BELTS, Stated Clerk.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-23
Mahoning Register.

Our Youngstown neighbor came out last
week in a hrightnew dress. Col. Dumars has
a peculiar way ofhis own. Of getting up one of
neatest and best of country newspapers The
Register always has a large quantity of local
news. which is the best accommodation
which a country paper can have.
We wish the Register abundant success.
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April Appointments.
NR H. TUBBS will be in attendance

~ as foIlows:- H
WARREN. National Hotel. Saturday. April 5;h. o.
RAyEESA, Prentiss House. "Wednesday, April 9th
AsHTABuLA. AshtsbuIa House, WEDNESDAY, AIri. 18th
For C0nsHIt0tIon upon all diseases Of the ThroGf,
Lungs, Heart, LiUer, Stomach BoDeLs, Kidneys,
and Spleen. -5is0. Dropsy. GraDei, RheHmafisn,
HcroeEsHess, Debility. Dyspepsia. Female Diseas-
es, 4gGe and Fe1er. Fits. Impurities Of the Blood,
ErEpttoRs. Caaeers, Ulcers, and all other varieties
of tong standing complaints, both External and In
ternai. -
For some tea years, DR.. TuBBs has devoted his entire
time to Chronic Diseases. treating thousands annually,
many OF whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach IL NO CASE ARE MINERAL or oTHKR
PoIsoSs EMPLOYED. NOR DOES NE MAKE SICK TO MAXI
WELL. OR TEAR DOWN TO Build Up AGAIN The medi
cines can he taken with safety by the most delicate,
AMI patients may remain at home, and continue, with
prudence, their ordinary diet and exercise. Many
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians have had given up all hope. the iRdisputa-
BILE evidences Of which can always he fur nished.-
InTalids, however reduced or desp2iring, are invited
tOcall, and may be assured that no encouragement will
he given or expense incurred, without 4 corresponding
prospect Of recovery
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-23

Employment for Ladies.
Mrs. c. W. Messer. at No. Z. Van Gorder's
Block. informs Us that she wishes one dczen ap-
~prentices to the Millinery business. None need
apply under The age of eighteen years.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-23
James g.. Brooks,

will be literally on hand, but practically on his feet TO
attend with his usual promptness to the customers.
"a woR TO TUE WISE IS SUFFICIENT"
Bat when you pay the paper by the year. an advertiser
wants TO pat in more. so 1 must call attention 10 !
slight enumeration OF some OF the stock:
SO dozen Sap Backets and Pals.
" Extra Large Tubs.
Meal Selves
. /" assorted Moulders Riddles.
100 Remington Gun Barrels.
50 Tons Iron-all sizes.
200 Kegs assorted Nails.
100 do do Wheeling Nails, on hand and to arrive
so pair IL IL IL Eastern Springs
Pittsburgh Springs and AIels-in any quantity.
200 Seit Parker Blind Butts.
20 do Ihimble Skins--lssorted-
gro do assorted Ground Wagon Boxes
Muly Mill, Sash Mill. x Cut, CON-, Patent Tooth x
Cut Binding and Circular SaBS.
500 lbs. Solid Box Vices.
Largest Stock Joiner's Tools in Town
Carpenters and Carriage Makers Patent Adjustable
Slaves.
Ame's Shovels and Spades.
2o0U Feet assorted Lead Pipe
SASH, BLINDS & DooRS-at Factory prices:
Warren, Feb. %, lc59.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-23
OF REAL ESTATE

~ BY ORDER OF coCRT
In pursuance orsn order, Issued 70 me from the Court
Of PROBATE CT TrumbulI County, Ohio. I shall expose
for Public Sale. upon the premises, on
MONDAY, the 2sth day Of MARCH. 1859,
in the afternoon, between the hoars Of I and &. tbs
following described Real Estate. to Wit: Situate IN the
Township q Johnston being thirteen acres Of land,
No Gao thitty-nine; running thence on iet line OF said
lot, North hity IEo rsds: thence East on a line par
sllel 20 said township lne forty rods; thence South
Eff two rofs Gu n line parallel with said West line e
said 10: No. 20; thence West forty rods on The said
Township line to TIE place % beginning.
ARCHIBALD CL.ELAN D. ADM 81
March 81, 5>-iE. RS5e-t Hzalton- deed.
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Or Gao Acres for $4,000. in the State of Missouri, in
GLIDING purchase money ami tees. with title
direct from Government.
WE are locating daily Of the Graduation Lands in
w the State mentioned and having a surveyor con
santly III our employ. We do not enter one piece Of
land TUT "a hat he SEES. surveys and furnishes a minute
written description OF the same. which we warrant as
described. The lands have not become graduated
owing to inferiority. but owing to the time they have
been offered in market; for much Of this lani is infe-
riOr TO none in the s ate. Persons wishing any of
these lands will obtain better entries by applying soon.
for they are heing located very fast.
Owing to the great demand tor these lands. the lak
cent grade OF good farming lands are mostly taken up,
hut there are as good farming lands yet remaining in
the % cent grade as there are in the State
We can yet enter the l2hs cent grade. but not OF as
good quality for farming purposes.
IT 80 acres of l2a cent lands for $1,000; or $40
acres for Sl7u.OU.
Land Warrants located. Taxes paid for non-resi-
dents. Collections made. Western Lands exchanged
and Titles to Western Lands examined and piats fur
nished.
G ,od references given. For any further informs-
ton connected with the above. please call and geE 0ne
of our circulars. or address
II. c.. CROSS & Co.,
No HoGuan's Block. opposite The ?. o..
7. O. Box 1911. (mar. Q. '59-imD Cleveland. o..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-23

BY SAMUEL NJ. SMUCKER, A. NJ.
THIS splendid work is just published. in one large
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Publi-her oilers it with confidence to the American
public, and is convinced that it will supply an impor-
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obtained heretofore, which presented. within a com
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life OF ilaniei h ebster, his most remarkable intellec
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logies which. the great men Of the nation uttered in
honor OF his memory
We present ali these treasures in this volume. at u
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subscription price. in cloth. Sis. handsomely EN-
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COAL; COAL; CcAL!!

THE subscriber keeps constantly on
L hsna the BBsF orsLIrY Of Coal, At the B nix
u ifurcHlss & CHEs. Y mile SoGtl, 81 Bsily Longs.
Broolfeld O1io. JoSEPH FILLER
nsOolhe.d, Jan g. ;s5e-iy.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

I EGAL NOTICE. a.
~ ~ PRoBATE coCaT or TRUNsrtEcor=Tr.
George W. Harrington. Administrator OIL
john Harrington, deceased
Va re q ~.
Rod. Harrington Ezra Harrington, PxTTTIsx To
William y. harrington. John : Har-
rtugton, bsHisJ harrington, Joshua SILL LAND.
Harrington, George u. Harrington.
Jane Fuller. Sarah Fuller. Adsiiz Full
Ter. heirs Of Deborah Fuller, deceased
and Joseph Perkins
To the asove named persons. who reside cut Of the
State Of Ohio, you are hereby inforusd. that on the 81.
day OF February, 1889. said Administrator fled his
petition in the Probate Court of Trumbull County, the
object and prayer Of which is 20 oatain an order for
the assignment OF widog's dover, ard for sale Of the
following Real Estate Of said deeed-nt- or so much
thereofas nay he necessary to pay debts OF said deco
dent, 20 Wit: The homestead Aad farm on which the
said Jnhn Harrington resided, situate in Greene in
salt County. and part OF Lot MOI in said Township
and containing l6OI6 100 acres Of land; excepting g.
acres OF he West cad Of said farm and SchssI House
Lot ~
Which petition viii be heard IN the 18th day Of
March, ls59. At the 0aice OF said Court
GEORGE M.HARIINGICS. Adn'r- OF
Pes. I6.' 59-6E~ John Harrington, deceased.
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a Splendid Farm for Sale.
A GREAT BiRGiIS AND A LONG CREDIT

n UuLlI DlhulIN hNU n IUIIu VALDIa
n ~GIVEN.-TLe subscriber offers, and is anxious
to sell Lis well known farm on the east line OF Brace
vile, four and a hall miles west OF warren Court
House, and one and a hdIf ives. Of Leayitts5urg. Il is
bounded south by TIE Mahoning River ard g & "
Rail Road, and is In the immediate vicinity Of where
The farm contains about Us acres. about tbs cleared,
with good buildings and fences. is well wa:ered, has al
Orchard OF good fruit. 4 Sugar Camp ard 4 great vsri-
ETY. OF small fruits, about so 4cres veil T~irbered. This
farm is wen located for dividing into ? or 3 farms q
nearly equal sizes. | will sell my Live Stock. Ray and
Farming Tools with the farm, IL desired. The Title 10
perfect and clear, and possession given 20 suit pGr-
chaser
Those Wishing TO purchase = good randy loan f.rn.-
may do we'll TO come soon, and see il for themselves
Persons wishing further Information. can address their
enquiries TO ne a. WILLoE DAEE P. o.. Trumbull Co.,
Ohio. --. rITr GARRY c. REED
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-23

The Hardware business in all its branches will be
continued at the Tall Brick" as heretofore by the
undersigned. The Customers OF the Arm are respect
fully sslitited to continue their patronage.
Grateful for liberal patronage received for the past
eight years. l shall make every effort 10 merit a cen
tinuane, Of the sam.- TlRREN PACKARD.
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HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSIC.
ArRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS DISEASES.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE partnership heretofore existing
l. between Warren Packard and Rolla II. Barnum
in the Hardware & Iron business at the Tall Brick"
which was for Eve years; expires this day by limita
ton. The hooks and papers OF the firm will remain ~
the Tall Brick" where it is expected our Customers
in arrears one and all. will call and settle soon, and
save US the trouble OF calling on them Either party is
authorized to settle the business Of the firm Those
owing US money past due must not be disap-
pointed If their accounts are left for collection IL they
are aot heard from in G reasonable time
WARREN PACKARD.
Dec. 9Th, So. II. BARNUM.
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BY arrangement With ihe pacties. ! am authorized to
slSr the above descTihSd property. on the following
t-srnS:-Tares Hundred Dollars Cash. on the dzy &c
sale. three hundred dollars in SIX msnths. and the
balanSe IN tse equal annual Ps. meath. With annual
Interest
and eo1Veuicntly arranged for 4 dsellirg and = Etor>.
vifa EeSi ceiHr aa3 sarhUiitinEs-" Hhe property 10
a. the Centre ef Nienna. = good location for = country
sars. Those wiling to purchase e1n call ana -xam
inc The premises. or can see l dasGsrTeo;ype view Of
II: house al ny cites.
A. D Lyman. Sherir
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ny the Barrel. as cheap as the cheapest. for CASH
only. at the WARREN R0DUCE STORE. Main ST.
Feb. I6. 50. RdLDHIK r 20
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-23

1859. POPULAR TRADE. 1859.
A XE HELVES, BROOMS. MOP
N HANDLES. WASH BOARDS HOOPS assorted.
Stone Pumps and Drain Pipe; Smiths Needles, the best
in America.
J. & P. C0ATE THREADS, White and Colored.
O0K GLAICE Z"
Butler, Cecil & RaEson's Black Patent Thread,
0akviIle Company best American Pins.
Solid Head, Needle Pointed do do
do --- do do English do
Feb %, 50. EDWARD 4. HOYT. d CO.
NOFFEE-Best Rio Coffee Iss cts.
" ses. Java, IS cts PATIog.s.
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pETTTIGk To
Skill L1sO.
Which position viii be heard m tn. 18th day Of
CHERlPF,S SALE. .
y sis:AOrsr hs''hs"s & Co, IN rrun,uir
oenaoa Pleas.

r.- . vs. 49,
-&oses K Van Torner.
By virtue of an alias order Of sails, In the a owe enti-
tied cause. issled cut Of the Cours Of Common flels Of
TTulabull Coenty, Ohio. and to nc directed anu dslT-
cred, I shall Expose TO public sale, ct the door Of Ia.
Csrrt House in Warren. in said county, on
Saturday, tic Goth day of March 1859,
the hours OF 20 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'eloekP
y , OF said day. the following described Real Estate,
to wit: Situate in Wanna, Township No. &. in tho "a
Range Of Townships in the Connections Western Re
serve. in the State OF Ohio. and which is also in :Ls
County OF Truneull, and ia knoxn By part OF Lot No.
Is. 1ai IL bounded Al fellows. viz: Beginning ~ a
pot az the South eaat corner OF one hall OF an acre %
isnd. artieled 20 7. Riley, :henee running North Along
the E@G- line Of sSid Ri!cy's lot. eighteen rods to n
Post thenee running Eaxt four rods and a hall to =
past; thence Trnning South parallel with the west lns
OF said Riley 3. eighteen rods to post; thence RIM
hing v eat four AMI = half rods 10 the place OF beEin-
ming. ard to contain o7e half o. Al ssIs Of land, be
the sane more or less ~
Appraised al S240S. TEaxs-c,sh on day Of s<is.
Abb. LYAAN shsTi1.
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rHE LIFE, SPEECHES l. MEMORIALS
Daniel WEBSTER.

CONTAINING his MOST CELEBRATED GRAFTON
A~SHLECTIUN FROM THE EUL0GIES DE
IYEKE On II OCCASION OF us
DEATH AND LEE n lines
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-23

News FROM WAsHoE.-H. Sampson write,
from Placerville to his brother VIM. Sampson
in this city, giving him an account of q trip
which the writer recently made over into
WashOe Valley. The following extract may
be of interest. The letter is dated Dec. A:
"When wrote to you last was at Car
son City, having come there for the purpose
OF getting some mining tools, grub, etc. in
order TO go back and prospect a ravine dis
covered by us one morning when we were
Looking for our horses in Washoe Valley
The ravine makes down from the Sierra Ne
vada and is quite large and will have plenty
OF water IN the Spring. We found in a few
places, as 1t was, water enough to nan ont
with. We spent week sinking holes and
panning out. We panned out in all Sl97 90
mostly coarse gold We got as high as four
ana a half dollars to the pan. The bed rocl,
was rom two to eight feet deep, with as good
ioohing gravel as ever saw in California
tnlnk' with water enough to sluice we
could make fifty dollars dav 10 tbe man
Weare going to make arrangements TO 90 70
this ravine early in the Spring. and I van,
you TO go along. for you can make roora
there in one week than you could whers ,,o,,
are in a month. | think we shall start O.
some time in March | am satisfied tbera
are as rich diggings in that section as there
ever were in California"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-23

RAILROAD VERSUS Cow.-The following
S"se oeiore the County Court, was reported
oy opfigglns: The Railroad Va. A Cav
not An Cow" Chinaman-bnt n vor;tahlo
specimen, of the kline species With hooes
horns and tail. The case was called I'D ond Tv., ths
jury imPanneled and sworn in to trv M %r AL I'e
road for killing the COW. The eridnnao
proved that the COW was a brindle coH, IA
worth 500; and that the said COW ~nu nl
dead. The attorney for the COW contepSaS
that the engineer was at fault, as he did not
see the COW and the attorney for the engine
argued that as the COW did not see the en-
gine, 1t was her own fault His Honor
charged the jury in the case of locomotives
and steam engines in particular "delavs
We're dangerous" and ifthe COW, having the
free choice of ground on either side Of the
road' while the engine had no choice but TO
keep along the line of the track, and the COW
ala so choose, then and there, to cross the
path ofthe engine and obstruct its passage,
and the engine being unable to turn to the
right or the left, as Aforesaid, did run over
and kill said COW, that it was iusti6able bo.
mlcide. and must be so rendered bv the iurv
Alter an absence of several hours the iurv
were unable to agree, owing to the fact that
there were several milkmen and ranehmen
upon the jury. who went in for dairies rather
than railroads.-SGc Standard
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-23

WINTER Sports ON THE HUDSON RIVER
Some of the young men and young women
of Troy, New York, have formed themselves
into skating club, and when the Hudson is
frozen over, they expect to have happy
time. Ladies are admitted into the club
upon the proposal of the male members.
each one of whom constitutes himself in
structor, if need be, of the lady proposed
The club intend to have a large and spacious
room for their meetings, with well furnished
drawing room attached for the ladies, to be
supplied with a library, the daily papers,
DC A uniform, specially adapted to the
wants of the ladies, is to be adopted.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-23

In the HosPITAL.-Howe, who was stabbed
by Coane, on Sunday evening, was removed
tuesday, says the Stockton Argus, to the
County Hospital. Justice Brown made an
euort to take his deposition, and had partly
nniShed' when Howe was seized with violent
'P"'ni.' lie Is at present in very weak
condition and although experiencing no
danger from the direct effects of the wound
he suffers severely through the want Of a
constitution better fitted for such an emer-
geneY.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-23

DEATH CAUSED by vANITY.-A French pa
pea relates the case of young lady in Lyons,
who was engaged to be married, and who
was predispOsed to corpulency. Some of her
young friends ridiculed her stout figure, etc.
Her health subsequently declined, and she
died rather suddenly. As there was no ap-
parent cause for such quick death, the ac-
count states: with grief, the parents re-
signed themselves to have post n,ortem ex-
animation. They then found what they had
never before suspected-she was burned up
by the acid, which she had taken unknown
to them, to stop the sudden growing fatness,
which reduced her to despair The young
girl died the victim of ridiculous vanity"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-23

The loss of the ship Favorite, of Boston,
is confirmed. A private letter received at
New York from Liverpool, by the Canada,
says; "'The ship FavOrite, Capt. W. H. viii
son. from London to Cardiff, before reported
lost at Padstow, we regret to state, lost eve
~ soul on board including the PILOT Only
the head board and small part of the wreck
nave been found ashore. The bodies of her
crew have not been reeovered.n