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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-08
$1,000 pAMAers.-The case Of Hard. nd.

$1,000 DAMAGES The case If Hard, ad-
mjnisyrator Of French, Va. the Vermont and
Cnadl Railroad Company, decided on Sat
urlay, was Of importance enough to deserve
Il somewhat fuller notice than the brief men
ton Of it in our Court Reports. Eben n.
FIR nch, was the Engineer Of tho locomotive
John Smith " ut the time Of ite cxpl sion
in Essex, on the 10Th Of July 1855, and, to-
gothcr with the Conductor, Richard Bush
and the fireman, Mr.. Shaw, was killed
by that catastrophe. lie left wife and
two children, and IN their half this suit Was
brought. The plaintiff claimed, and estab.
lished to the satisfaction Of the Jury, that
the disaster occurred through the culpable
negligence f the r. r. Co., actin ny their
omllpy6s, in allowing the "J1hn Smith " to
he run when man unsllo c)nIition from the
failure Of certain stay-b3lts inside the boiler,
and q crack in the "crown sheet" Of the fire
box. On the other hand it was claimed by the
defense that the engine was in proper and
safe condition, that Mr.. Trench was at the
time committing treaspass in having taken
the engine contrary to orders, and that the
explosion occurred through lis own ncgl-
gcncc in allowing the water to become too
low in tie boiler. The Court instructed the
jury that either of those claims, irestablishod,
would be 4 sufficient defense ard of course Il
bar to the recovery of any damages. The
jury after very short absence returned with
a verdict Of 81, geo damages FOR the plaintif
The case Will probably be carried up to
the Supreme Court, by the Railroad Com
pany.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-08

TnE BosToN WATER WoRKs.-One OF the
three broken water pipesat Newton Falls has
been repaired 50 ms to partially supply the
reservoirs with about one-sixth Of the usual
surplyo water. The two larger ones are
expected to be ready for the admission of
water in day or two, though full head
will not be allowed for a week or two longer,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-08

IuREE- CENT PIEoEs.-A statement about
bogus three-cent pieces, copied from the
Albany Ere. Journal, we believe, which has
gone the rounds of the papers, led the Post
master in Danvers, Mass, to mako inquiries
at the U. S. Mint about tho matter. The
substance Of the reply is, that by I'm act of
March 9, 1853, the fnoncss Of that coin was
to be increased, and q corresponding reduc-
ton o. its weight to be made. An alteration
IN Ito die was necessary to indicate the al
'arAt'on. For this purpose double line was
engrav Oh tho die around tho star on the
o5perse; and within the letter C. on the r.
verse, there WAS added above the numeral
III sprig Of olive, and beneath, three arro,o;.
Many persons il noticing tho difference be-
tween the two issues, suppose the one Or the
other to be spurious, which, ofcourse, is
mistake"
II is not likely that So small a coin as the
throe-ccut piece will pay for the expense and
risk Of c1unteriaiting it.
The Suffolk Flour Mills, near tho East
Boston ferry were destroyed by fire last Sat
urday morning. The building, were about
200 feet long and three stories high. Over
1000 barrels Of aour and large quantity Of
-four in bags and Of grain were in them at
tho time, of W ich but a small portion was
saved. There was an insurance On the prop.
crty of about 10000.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-08
CiiiTTENDEN COUNTY COURT.
MARCH Term, 1859.

Thursday, March 81.
Rice and Danabauin v. stacey Curtis IL on trial
to-day. This is an action of tro.pass for certain
personal property, assigned to the plaintiffs by
NJ. Cano & Bros, which was attached By defend
ant. Plea, tho general issue. Wires Shaw, Ed
munds, for defendant; Roberts 4 Chittendcn, Dill
bingham, for defendant
The case Of Seegur v. Clark was given to the
Jury yesterday noon. In the course of the aftor.
noon, they returned, not having boon able to agrco
but were sent back by tho Judge, and are still out.
Friday, April !.
Tho jury in tho case of secgurv. Clark could not
agree, and wcro discharged last night.
The case Of Hard, admir- Of French, against the
Vermont and Canada Railroad Co.. is on trial to.
day. This case arising from the death Of Ebcn
N. French, who was killed by tho explosion Of the
engine John Smith, on the Vermont and Canada
Railroad. Hard French and A. Peck for plain.
tins; Edmunds and Wheeler, for defendants
Saturday, April q
Tho argument in the case Of Hard admir- of
French, " The Vt. ana Canada Railroad Co., wa.
closed this forenoon, by Mr. Edmund. Tor the de.
fonda ts and Mr.. Hard for the plaintiff and was
given to the Jury at o'clock, who, after an alb
sonce Of half an hour, returned with verdict Of
5000 damages for tho plaintiff. Tie case hn.
excited much interest
The caso Of Warner " Marvin is now on.
MONDAY. April A.
c. W. Warner, v. T. B. Marvin, commenced on
Saturday, is now on trial. This is an action Of
traverse for 100 pumps-plta, general issue,
Hard & French for plaintiff; Roberts &. Chit
tcnden and Peakc s. Bait 70 defendant.
In the case Of Warren v. Mason, the jury re.
turned verdict for the defendant.
State VS.. Peter Phillips, for assault with inten:
to kill, upon Goulding, was tried Monday p. N.
Verdict guilty.
Antoine Phillips and Peter Tluchcart plead
guilty TO a charge of ASSAULT aid battery upon
Patrick Cassidy, and with the other Phillips, were
rcmanded for sentence.
In the cases of the State against Osgood Brad
bury, and State against Bennett, the respondents
failed to appear.
State VS.. Patrick Cayanau:h, for illegal selling
OF Intoxicating liquor, cried on Tuesday The
respondent pleaded his own cause and was acquit.
ted
State vs. VIM. p. Briggs was continued to the
next term in consequence of tho absence Of wit.
ness, on the part of the State.
Tho cases set for the Jury having been conclu-
dcd, the Jury was then discharged, and the Court
cases, of which ifty-two stand on the Civil Calcn-
dar, were taken up.
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lcben Staat0mauu in lcinem 2trtcite 6 abnctc 4;
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nur Su, iejt Oeterrejd Die Hotle tts Germtt.
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zen SertAeilun9 Der Ma6t bic gurslhaft res
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RrciuaiIiiucrt.

Der ,,Nnict9er" erldcnt lcpen Scnndbenc ;tm BALI
libren SutlcrptcuSpreiS prn 81 80 in @UrouS;abGuno
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UrrBere &n;ttGcn irerccn rcrb1mjRn,ifiO terctnti.
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The German ADVERTISER,

B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor.
Is published every Saturday, at S3 per An
mum, payable III advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
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Dnntes. II

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- Das fancni6c 9Ilicr. Gin gifHof tc.
merit, nnf Der Snipsttipuer:tle purA fcinc Ci5
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@ailomc. 9sir itsbsn bier ptn san,sa 1aa
am &pratsnc 8rcfer grsi9ni6e.
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''' N'''''I''S ''ir ''''N' pt BtH UUp [raeen, NIB
btt Der 9rrin9lten faIiten Nitne niht olei6
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tet eurb lore Nnmntb enbudtn; uno ubt mie
lie ptBen 9trlen, li'b 70 friib rntbl1ttern.
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nnn9SIicbenS in brcn biueliteu ,3eQen rnp or-
bcitsiam; uno niGt mic bic 8isnen. Gb oeosn,
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Sr9eln, iit 10 oirI 26nr finbiaien lalIen.
Ete M1chen iplIen iein ME bic Gpiuusn "a
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leitt 6lie9en in ibr glrs udtn.
Die NIpben UQen ein mie G,osIommpr
burd e'eiit Ieu6ten uno uidt ME Die G,asHom,
men, I'M Wiitternabt auSseteu.
9ie Mao&en pllen iein me bcQ pphrtt Gtobfe
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tenant, id5 lin fir ben 9anjen 8au ltun SER
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07

Inr THREE BE NO srcRErs IN MEDICINE, or
rather no pretended secrets. The Medical Fac
ulty publish as soon az made, all their discov-
cries, anil almost all that is known of real val
ue for the cure of desease, has been, discovered
by them. DR. AVER takes the honorable hon
EST course, andright beeause'it is honest. He
goes to work ard invents the bsst remedy which
medical skill can devise for the cure of certain
comp Iaints: then publishes what it is and
maintains his monopoly Of it solely by making
it cheaper, better. more perfect, than any body
else can. If the people would exact this Of all
who offer medicines, they would have much
less trade and trash to swallow.-NEw On
LEANS oRcAs. y i ~ n fl ri
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07
THE L4.GisLArURE.

This body met in Columbus, on last
Monday, but, up to present wiring, moth
ing Of ofimportance has been, done. 1t is
to be hoped that il they succeed in, find.
ins anything to do they will dot with al
their might, and then adjourn. There
can be no earthly necessity for their spend
ing three or four months in Columbus
and If there is no necessity for it, the
people who have to foot the bill, will holt
their representatives responsible for any
time that is squandercd.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07

hsss sfgqrs giaTAe Pension -BiIl.s aiisa a,
tus, suItlis said,that the bill granting pensions
giis fl,e old soldiers Of 1912, which passed
10 Ilhe House Of Representatives. recently,
,,saswill p,obably be defeated in the Senate,
ssiol Tho Administration has majority in that
body. and they arc not willing to appro-
8 '.olpriate.a . small pittance to old solaiers 50
/ long as political favorites are Ito be re,
ssltxardsd in the shape of fat contracts
sS they have no money as areward for pa
' no trotism, as long as there is any chance
sto sf buying Cuba with her copper colcred
ysilpopulation. nlll e9f 90 's. ,a s.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07
A Murderer Shoots Himself,

"A couple Of weeks since, ten prisoners
escaped from the franklin county jail. a
'Columbus,among whom were Seibold ane
FTopenberger, who, it will.be remember
ed, d,Amurdered . young man at German
picnic party held on Sunday, some time
last summer. Five hundred dollars re.
ward was offered for the arrest Of the es.
capped mardercrs, and last week some o
the Columbus police officers discovered
Seibold atsome pointin tie county and
gave chase, the exciting race lasting fol
several hours, Seibold keeping the officers
at bay. at times viii the pistols with
which he was vas armed. : 'u'''
He at length got on Tie track Of the
Central Ohio Railroad, ss.and took ireefuge
in abridge.D lie took bis position itn' on, n The
east side and swore lie would kin The frs,
man who attempted to cross the bridge
at The same time pointing, his cooked, pis'
tolls at tle officers. who attempted TO per
suade lin TO lay down his arms and sub.
nit, promising to treat him kindly and
using every possible argument. Seibold
told them he would give them twice the
amount Of the reward if they would lei
him 60, and that be would never be taken
plve. Half an hour was spent in thus
parleying, when the officers sent to a
neighboring farm house and procured a
loaded rifle, with which they hoped to
intimidate him. Bat the desperate man
was not 10 be intimidaed. Officer White
took the rifle, and called on him to sur.
render saying that they were determined
to,arrest him dead or alive. To this Sci
bold made no reply, but stepped to the
end Of the bridge. where the stone EN-.
bankment is about twenty feethigh. As
the officer wa, about to raise the gun to
his shoulder, seibold turned his back to
the crowd. placed the muzzle Of his sin
gle barrel pistol between bis teeth, fred
and fell head long down the prccipice-
dad Tie officers, and number Of 9TH
ers who Witnessed this terrible scene,
rushed to the spot! ,!but the desperate man
was convulsed with the mortal agony Of
death; a slight tremor was,all the evidence
Of life he exhibited after, he was reached
An immense quantity, Of blood gushed
from his mouth and nostrils.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07
FLEMING BROS.
Pure Blood Ensures Health.

The astonishing cures wrought, by DR.. Ro-
backs Scandinavian Remedies, are all accom-
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in the blood. His Blood Purifier and Pills,
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lmpart fresh vitality to the stream Of life, de-
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female weakness, sores, scrofulous eruptions
rheumatism, all affections of the skin, lumba,
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diseases, headache, sinking of the stomach, etc
are. .invaribly cured by course of the Scandina
vian Remedies. See Advertisement.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

DWhen the celebrated DR.. Rush declared
that drunkenness was disease, he enuncia- :
ted truth which the experience and observa.
tion Of medical men is every day confirming
The many apparently insane cxcesses ofthose
who indulge in the use Of spiritucus liquors,
NAV be thus accounted for. The true cause
Of conduct, which is taken for ,infatuation, is
very frequently diseased state of the Liver.
No organiil the human system, when derang-
ed, producesa a more frightful, catalogue Of dis
cases. And if, instead of applying remedies
to the manifestations Of disease, as is too of
ten the case, ph ysicians woulds pfesc ribe with
a view to- the original cause. fewer deaths
would result from diseases induced by a de-
ranged state, of the LIVER. Three-fourths of
the diseases enumerated suntler the head Of
Consumption, have their seat in diseased
Liver Dr.. NJ Lanes celebrated Liver Pills..
prepared by Fleming Bros, are certain cure.
DTPurchasers will be careful to ask for DIR.
MLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUG GE,
manufactured by FLEMING BROS. Of Pitts
burg, Pa. biAll other vermifuges in colnparl-
son are worthless. bDr. M Lanes genuine
Vermi fuge, also his celebrated Liver Pills,
can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores.
None genuine without the signature Of a4
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07
~ NOTICE. " "'3 y
Probate Court of Wyahdot County Ohio.
Peter s. Ebersole |

'oi Probate Court Of Wyahdot County Ohio.
Peter s. Ebersole |
q I3ld ~ VS.. %.li ifgf ivGj 1 FHt y
Elizabeth Ann Faulkner, Mar
garet Malissa Faulkner, Olive Z Petition to
Edna Faulkner. his wards I: sell lands.
and Mnry Abigail Faulkner, and cog Is F,-
William A. Beck, her Guardi
an. N i"| j H'f tf
The Said Elizabeth Ann Faulkner, Of the
county of Seneca, Ohio, Margaret Malissa
Faulkner Of the County Of Marion Ohio and
Olive Edna Faulkner, also of said Marion coun-
ty. Ohio, and Mary Abigail Faulkner, and
William A. Beck, her guardian, of the county
Of Ashland, Ohio, will take notice that the said
Peter s. Ebersolc as guardian of the three first
named defendants has fled nlsaid court hfs;
Petition asking an order to sell the real estate
Of said wards being the lands Of which David
Faulkner, died seized to-wit: "The East. hall
Of the South East quarter dissection thirty-t two
(32) Township two t2) South of Range Thir.
teen (l3) East of the Wyandot Reservation,
Wyandot county, and State of Ohio, contain
ing eighty acres more or less. sr
Said petition will be heard on the 18th day
Of January, A. D. 1859, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Z
sdl CIV. BERRY.
esI .t.+ Sol. for Pet'r. q
Dec. 10, 1858. moo 4w.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07

We have receivedia copy Of the Mes
sage Of Gov. Chase, read before the Leg
islature Of this State on last Monday after
noona It's great length will prevent us
from giving ita place in our paper this
week, but we will either, give it in full
next week. or givesa a synopsis ofit.s j
is an able document, and lis only anothe,
evidence, that whatever Governor Chase
faults may be, he'ranks amongst the frs
men in this country 10 doaed ssi. ssoi
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07
nj -7---T <7' T-T77IT :
The N. Y. Tribune.

- Il is amusing 10 see with what unanini :
:" i.y the Republican papers Of tlIs State.
and especially those in the interest Of His
'Excellency, Governor Chase, are "piling
into'' the New York Tribune just now
But few weeks ago the Tribune was all
that Is,good. great and respectable, in
40 newspaperdom; but now these disintere'-
Il tsd patriots raise their eyes and hands in
holy horror and cry out "unclean un-
ro eleaAl'' The paper is suddenly discover
ed 10 be unit for the social circle, and
w they eyen 60 SO far as to say that poor
bscld Greelyis publishing the "prize fight
ers organ" '.sF'a'isi
To give ourreadcrs an idea Of what all
' this means, Il is only necessary to say that
1 short time since, the Tribune contained
1 proposition for the union Of all the op-
posi- ion forces in the Presidential cam
paign Of 1850, which squinted little too
much 81 the abandonment Of the niger
question to suitHs Excellency and his fol-
lowers iu this State, whereupou the Estate
Journal gave ths::signal for the rank and
: flc to 90 into war Of extermination upon
! old Horace.--Hencs the sudden change
that has "come Ger the spirit Of their
dreams" in regard 10 the Tribune. -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07

WHAT LoNDoN DOCK GIN Dip FOR AN
ED1roR.-The editor of the Logan Gazette
having been presented with bottle Of
Old London Dock Gin, drank it, and then
attemptedto write a paragraph Of thanks
with this melancholy result:
p In conclusion, here's to 'Fire Fountain
Company No. Some, the Brassfountaine
Belle Band, and the rest OF our home in
stitutions and CITATIONS. including the
ladies and oth,r branches Of business
| [bic] in and around town-and especially
the Mesidents Pressage, Monington Wash.
ument, ETC., all Of which may be had
cheap at the Buck--Drook-Brook and
| Dug Store Of Bininger's old London Docl
Gin, for Sc, a year i payment is delayed
until the end Of The Atlantic Cable.