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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-06-12

One OF these grandchildren occupies post IN
the marine service of the United States. An
other, and the youngest, is clerk in the retail
establishment of A t Stewart in this city: An
other has married colonel in the army, while
the fourth is one of the unfortunate victims Of
the art of the Italian Bourganani
! This Itaan adventurer came to this country
destitute of friends means-earned a scanty
livelihood a -vender Of images-then became,
IN conjunction with man named Marin a
dancing master removed to Washingtor be-
| came professionally acquainted with two Of the
/ grandchildren of MIR Eaton, who attended his
dancing schools; by their instrumentality formed
Fthe acquaintance Of Mrs Eaton (she being sixty
years of age and be twenty, ascertained her
wealth, married her for her money in spite of
social and public opposition, obtained the sole
possession and control of her estate, betrayed
her Srandchild (hs grand daughter by
adoptlon) sold secretly, by means Of general
power of attorney aad his wife's Unlimited trust
and love, all the property of his wife, pocketed
the proceeds, sold out privately his nominal
business (straw goods, etc }, aud leaving behind
him cold and cruel letter, departed last We'd
nesday 10 the steamer to Europe, accompanied
by his granddaughter, who by his means has
been rendered but too we'll skilled in sin and
deceit
more heartless, dastardly case of compli-
Gated crime has seldom been recorded Since
the departure Of the chief actor in this strange
tragedy, various new facts have been brought
to light. 1t has been ascertaned that Bour-
eanani, though according to his statement
"alOne jr the world,' has two brothers residing
in this city or vicinity, one of whom is a man OF
some means. The existence of these relatives
has been successfully concealed from his wife
and adopted family for period of seven years,
and has only been discovered by accident. 1t
seems that the Italian has not only robbed his
wife Of her all, but has also collected some two
thousand dollars belonging to the grand -daugh-,
ter, his victim, so that in reality the william has
absolutely deprived the two women wholly de-
pendent upon him OF every dollar that they
possess in this world. The amount Of money
with which he has decamped will exceed, it is
ascertained, forty thousand dollars in GOLD.
In brief, a case exemplifying more love, more
scoundresm, more generosity and more baseness,
more blind trust and more utter profigacy, in
gratitude AID worthlessness, has seldom never
been made public. Skiiltul lawyers have been
engaged by the friends of the deserted wife to
ascertain if the law can have any hold upon the
fugitive but we fear that he has escaped all
chance Of justice.
In its moral aspect alike, and its social,
whether We consider the crimes themselves, Or
the historical status Of some Of the parties, the
Bourganani-E Eaton case seems destined to rank
among "the causes ceieJre~s" a
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-06-12
FULLINGS & SPRINGS

Have removed their CLOTHING and MERCHAN
TAILORING STORE, to No. i Granite Row, late
occupied by j. S. Phillips We are Offering o,
of
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-06-12
E'EFE1 EQUITABLE E-IEE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY

or THE UNITED STA TIES.
4ccumulutcd Fumd $4,000, ,OO0--Amnual In
come $l,000,O0O
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If you want to money go to BARRlNGkR
WOLFE & cos to buy your Goods of every kind
NJ L. BARRINGER,
S. c. WOLFE,
April 9th MARSHAL f. ALEXANDER.
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-06-12
COOKERY SCIENTIFICALLY
TREATED.


Professor Blot, famous authority in culina-
ry matters, has been giving illustrated lectures
on cookery, in Boston, where his subject and
manner of treating it attracts much attention
He cooked on the stage the dishes of which he
dscoursed From a report of his third lecture,
published in the Boston Post, we extract some
general observations which will be found inter
esting and useful by the ladies':
An omelet may be made more faky by being
set in the oven as soon as done.
Never bring fat TO the table.
Potatoes, when cut into thin slips like pen
cil make them potatoes Franchise.
The quicker broth cools the longer 1t will
keep.
Many people mistake rich food for high sea-
soned food Rich food is healthy; high season
ed food is unhealthy Rich food is not stimu-
latine; hot food is stimulating.
10 summer make broth every other day.
In baking meat, matter what kind, always
put in some broth. The top of an oven is al
ways the warmest TO prevent from burning
grease paper with butter, and put on the top
OF the article baking. This will keep the top
of the meat bread moist the bottom.
The paper prevents the steam from rising You
need only to baste the paper occasionally
Some meats require less time to bake than 9th
ers. Pork and veal, to be healthy, should al
ways be overdone.'
Speaking of the trichine in meat, the Pro
fessor said that if the meat is> overlooked there
was no danger from it. Many people have eat
en- diseased meat without inj whole
brigade of the French army, i'll l793-and it
was an historical fact-was fed on diseased meat
for four five months; aud at the end of that
time the men were apparently healthy as
those of other bri gades who ate wholesome
meat The fact of it was the diseased meat was
overlooked, and the men did not know the
difference.
The Professor could not recommend diseased
meat, but the object of referring to the subject
was simply to show the Importance, sometimes,
| Of overlooking meat.
Ar the close of the lecture the ladies came
/ forward to the platform, and, with spoon, test
| ed some of the Professors cooking. 1t was
| evident that they reshed, on the two pre-
vious OCCASIONS the result of his gastronoHlcal
experiments. The next lecture will be deliver
ed On Wednesday next, al Il o'clock, a. d.
/ ~--
/ BS% It seems that the. colony Of freedmen,
sent out to Hayt by the Unised States Govern
ment lr 1863 has proved failure. The col
onists, four hundred and fifty three isspumber,
have been brought back to The United STATES,
and the parties who got up the scheme are nov
pettioning Congress to reimburse them the
amounts expended in bringing the negroes baek,
etc. Their little bill IL only eighty thousand
dollars
The late Doctor Ssymo was asked if he con-
sidered tight lacing bad for consumption? Not
at all ; 1t is what it lives on" 4 wise and
witty reply.
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PRIEST MARRYING.-The churchy habits
of Rome are suffering serious invasions in Italy.
Five priests were married within a mpntb, one
being Franciscan Monk, and it is said that such
marriages are to go on increasing. The Pope
will no doubt, put bis foot down heavily on.
such irregular proceedings.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-06-12

he late Doctor Seymour was asked if he con-
sidered tight lacing bad for consumption? Not
at all /; 1t is what it lives on" a wise and
witty reply
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-06-12
ENCOURAGING TO FARMERS.

May IA. 1866.
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LINrOLsTON FEMALE SEMINARY

April 9th
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-07-06
LOCAL nRnYITIEs.

TIM statement Of the Manhattan Life Insurance
Company will be found in our advertising columns.
F. II. MILLER, Agent.
-ToNroeASY celebrated the Fourth in approved
style. The speakers were VIZ. II. GoRRiLL and
Colonel SLEvN.
-0uR esteemed fellow citizen, john HoLLIekR,
returned, few days since from a three months
absence, on a visit to Germany.
-rnR wheat crops in this county may be re-
garded as almost an entire failure. The weevn is
destroying the little wheat that escaped the icy
grasp Of winter.
-SoME beautiful lines have been received on
the recent decease Of loved one and we would
be pleased TO publish them, but they arc un-
accompanied by the name Of the author.
YESTERDAY we were called upon by Colonel
o. o. KELsEA, formerly of Williams County, but
now Of New York City. His card, as Commission
Merchant, will be found in another column.
JANIS W. Ross, Esq, will ac cept our thanks
for basket of fine early potatoes the first that we
have seen. They were duly relishcd and ample
justice done them at our Fourth Of July Dinner.
In another column appears the professional card
Of DR.. J. II. RuEINFRASK. Commendaton from
us is supe-1uous. His gentlemanly bearing, suav-
ity Of manner, and estimable qualities as a first
class physician are well known in this community,
WE call attention to the advertisement of the
manufactory Of JANIS f. DEAN, at Maumee City.
His facilities for manufacturing wooden fabrics of
all descriptions are not surpassed by any other
establishment in this section of country. 0bliging
IN manner and honorable in dealing, the proprietor
deserves liberal and extensive patronage.
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Thieves on the Rnmpnge.

Aswe predicted several weeks since, horse steal
ing has been inauguratod in earnest and Rlmos
every day accounts reach us of the operations o.
these bold marauders. One day last week tn,
Sheriff received as high as twelve hand bills
dispatches and notices of stolen horses. Thus fai
our own county has escaped remarkably WE'LL but
il behooves every farmer and owner of horses tc
constitute himself detective, and to take especial
note ofall suspicious and unemployed characters
who may make their appearance in any locality
1t would be well, indeed, il every township would
organize vigiant and effective horse thief de-
tective company. One or two such organizations
in the county are already in operation, but there
should be similar association in every township,
Such an organization, efficiently conducted, is a
wholesome drawback upon the deprcdations oI
thieves.
One day last week, our viglant Sheriff made a
descent upon brace of thieves, who drove up Ia
the Exchange Hotel, on Sunday, the oath ult, with
considerable pomp, in a fve-hundred- dollar rig
of pair of horses and. buggy. The following
morning one Of the horses took sick Our raiders
began to get uneasy, finally bantered the landlord
for trade, effected the trade, got the horse shod
and while partaking of dinner just prior to start.
ing, were quietly taken in hand by Sheriff EvERs
who informed them that he had comfortable quar-.
tcrs provided for them. They indignantly pro-
tested, and with great assurance throwing them
selves upon their dignity, informed CHARLEY that
he would be responsible for the risks he incurred
in his high-handed procedure, as it would be
their turn to prosecute, after they had established
their reputation. Nothing daunted, by the threat
CHARLEY assumed the responsibility, and lo in
about twentyfour hours thereafter hand bill was
received describing the identical "rig," as stolen
property from Van Buren County. Michigan. A
telegram brought the owner and Sheriff Of that
county to this place, both feeling very much graft
fed that the thieves and property were secured
The raiders were taken back in irons, to answer
for their crimes. One of the thieves is supposed
to be an old Detroit "knuck," who is not q
stranger to the inside of prison walls
We predict that as the vigilance of our wide
awake Sheriff becomes known to these "professiona
tourists they will give this county wide berth
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TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO, July 5, 1866.
FL0UR--Fine, SIS 5G@6 90; Supcrfne, 6I25@
6 so; Extra, 500pS 50; Double Extra and Fancy,
8 50Gl5 90. Rye Flour, Z 90.
GRAIN-0ld Red Wheat 270c amber Mich-
gan old 26lc new, 2S2; new white 2jSc. Corn,
64c. Oats, 4l@l2c. Rye 75c.
PoRk-Mess heavy SSS; liGht3l 90; butts and
rumps 90 co. -
LARD-Prime, in bbls, 2Oc; do. kegs, 2lc.
BEEF--Mess heavy SIG; do light IL 00 prime
IL 90.
PoTATOES--Neshannock soc. Long Pink
Eyes soc; MERGERS aud Carriers, s5c; Common
and Mixed, 75c.
ALLOW-Mutton 9IIc; Beef lOlSc.
BUTrER-Frcsh roll Csc; in keg 23c; common
zoe.
EGGs-aOc
POULTRY-Chckens dressed " NJ lS92Oc
turkies Zoe; ducks 1I6t l5c; geese i0t0l2c.
FEATHERS-Geese No. |. 100000; do No. 2,
30pHOc.
GROCERIES--Coffee- Rio 27@32c; Java 4Oc;
Sugars-raw sugar l0@l5c crushed ls@tlsl&c
granulated 1S15c: A coffee II nc; B coffee 63Ic
G coffee l4I4Gl6c. Tcas-lOung Hyson, lO0@
ls5c; Imperial l45@l90c; Black 9OMl5Oc
Japan HOG l2jc. Molasses S5@l25c. Sirups-
fair 50@60c; good I0GtS0c prime 0Oi0llOc.
Rice-Rangoon lie; Carolina lie.
LUMBER-Clear $50; 2d clear $50; box S45;
stock boards $23; common boards $40; culled do
Sl4; fencing Sl9; Gull fencing Sl4; flooring strips
Si5; 2l do $50; ast, sSantling aud timber, feet
and under $50; A lS-inch sawed Shingles so
lS-inch sawed shingles 4 rs; l6-ineh sawed
shingles rs and rs; clear and second dressed
flooring 4j 90; common dressed flooring "a co.
common dressed siding S22 ID aud clear DIRE sed
siding $28; dressed stock common, Finch, $25
dressed common boards S19; Lath SO.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-07-06
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

THE undersigned having established Real Is
l. tate Agency in Perry sburg, offer for sale the
following Real Estate, situated in Wood County
Ohio
An so Acre Farm, in section 20, town 4, U.
). X. Between 30 and 40 acres improved; orch.
ard three years old, containing 90 trees log house
and good well three miles from Perrysburg, on
good road.
ALSO.
An Improved Farm of 100 Acres, in sec
ton "a, Plain Township 90 acres under cultiva
ton, aud nearly all under fence n large orchard
and good well, together with good frame house
and barn.
ALSO
A Farm containing Os Acres, in same
section, all under fence mostl improved; orchard
good barn and large house, with good frame house
10 course OF construction;
ALSO
The NE. 4 Of the NE. "a of section 2s, town 4,
north Of range 10 east. Good House and Orchard
All under fence.
UNIMPROVED LANDS.
so Acres. in section 4, Center Township, we'll
tmbersd with black walnut white wood, &c.
so Acres, in section 16, Liberty Township,
prairie.
40 Acres, in section 2s, Liberty Township,
timbered.
so Acres, in section 12, Henry Township,
timberod.
ALSO
zoo Acres in section II, Portage Township !
Also
Twelve or fifteen choice TOWN LOTS, in Per-
rysburg.
tg- The above Real Estate will be offered at
low rates, ON terms to suit the purchaser.
SLEvIE & PARSONS,
Heal Estate Agents, PeTrysburg, o.
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petestibIe Dcpredations.

On Wednesday night, of last week, series Of
dcspeable injuries were perpetrated upon the
property of several residents along the upper por-
tiou Of Front street, by one or more vlainous night
providers. One of the pailings of the fence OF
Mr. HoLLESBEcK, was wrenchcd of, and two
beautiful shade-trees in front Of the residence of
Mr. IIoUsroN were badly injured by cutting and
Pseling OF large portion of the bark the entire
length of the trunk of the trees. At another resi-
dence the gate was taken from the hinges and
carried away eutire. We have no language to
express our dces tation Of sush scoundrelism We
could give opinion with more effect if W. should
be fortunate enough to detect any of these vaga-
bond thieves in the act, aud had good repe lter
in our hani. This is not the first instance in
which those lawless deprcdations have been com
mitted. Our citizens have been made to suffer re-
psstedly from those aggressions upon their prop
erty, heretofore, and it is high time that some
measures be taken to ferret out the depredators
that they may receive the full benefit OF the law
and is penalty in such sases made and provided
The self-same spirit that prompts the villain to
deeds of this character will lead his coward -hea art
Ia the footsteps of the assassin, did he not have
wholesome fear Of detection. We suggest that a
handsome reward be offered for the detection OF
these midnight larks. We shall contribute our
share for that purpose
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-07-06
imnortant TO Farmers.

An advertisement, setting forth the merits of
SLoAN's Improved Condition Powders, will be
found in our paper to-day. OF the value of this
medicine. the Sparta wisconsin, Eagle, of June g.
thus speaks
We wish to call attention of our readers h The
necessity OF keeping stock in good condition. as
the best preventative of disease. And we wish Ia
speak more particularly now about Sloan's I'm.
proved Condition Powders, the great standard
Horse and Cattle medicine Of this country. We
feel perfectly safe in saying, that if Sloan's Con-
diton Powders had been known and used in Eng
land where the cattle plague had recently held its
carnival, there would not have been one tenth part
the fatality that there has already been 1t is a
well known fact that Sloan's Condition Powders
have always given entire satisfaction to farmers
and stock raisers which other preparation can
do or claims to do. No farmer should be put of
with substitute, but insist ON getting the genuine
Soan's Powders, which are known aud reliable.
We say TO all buy and use Soan's Condition Pow
ders, and you will always have sound and healthy
stock
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The Grovesteen Piano Forte

Still retains its precedence and great popularity,
and after undergoing gradual improvements for
period of thirty years, is now pronounced by the
musical world to be unsurpassed and even un-
eqaled in richness, volume and purity of tone, du
rability and bheapness. Our new scale, French
action, harp pedal, iron frame, oyer-strung bass,
seven octave, rosewood pianos, we are selling
cheaper by from SlOO to 5000 than the same STYLE
and finish are sold by any other firstciass makers
in the country. Dealers and all in want of good
pianos are invited to send for our descriptive Cat
alogae, which contains photographs of our differ
ent styles, together with prices. No one should
purchase piano without seeing this Catalogue.
Medals almost without number, have been award
ed to the Grovesteen Piano. and at the Celebrated
Worid's Fair, though put in competition with
others from all parts of Europa and the [. s., il
took the highest award.
Established 1921 Grovesteen Co..
l3zz 400 broadway, New York.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. r.DupOncO's Golden PG riOdicaI
Pills. for Females.
$4,000 Boxes Have Been Sold in Two
Years

$4,000 Boxes Have Been Sold In Two
Years.
Ten thousand boxes sent by letter, both by my
self and agents, to all parts of the world to which
answers have been returned, in which ladies say
nothing like the above pills have been known since
the Science of Medicine dawned upon the world.
Ia Removing Obstruction and Restoring Ma
tuee to its Proper Channel,
Quieting the nerves and bringing back the " Rosy
color OF health" 10 the cheek of the most delicate
Full and explicit directions accompany ca ch box,
which must be strictly followed, and all diseases
peculiar to females may be speedily cured. The
Golden Pills act aa an
ExhtlRra1t without a Single Drawback.
safe IN their operation; perpetual in their happy
influences upon the nerves, the mind, and the en- :
tire organization. IL there is any reliance to be
placed on human testimony, the above Pills NAV
be fully depended upon.
kE MISUNDERSTANDING the box closely no mat
ter OF what Druggist YOU buy them) lf the box
Is not signed ). d. Howe" It is,the counterfeit
aud | will not be responsible for their injurious
effects.
Price One Dollar per box six boxes, Five Dol.
Iars. Sold by one Druggist in every town, village.
city and hamlet throughout the world. Sold in
Perrysburg by
INSCIO & RHETNFRANK, Druggists.
Sold also by II. BURRlTT, Manmee CITY /, 1
U. SAN, Napoleeni WEST 4 TRUAX, Toledo !;
or address S. ID, HOWE.
i9S Sole Proprietor New York,
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SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICES
TO CONSUMprIYEs.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf
Tered for several years with severe lung affection
and that dread disease, oonsumPtion-is anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desireit, he win send COPY OF the pre-
scrpton used Gree OF charge) with the directionS
for preparing and using the same which they will find
SURE cuRE for CoNsual rioN, AsruaA, BRONCHITIS
CoUoHs, CoLDs. and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The emily object OF the advertiser In sending the Pre-
scrption is to benefit the afflicted, and spread infor
nation which he conceives TO be invaluable and he
hopes every SUITE will try his remedy as 1t will
costthem nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
43EE Williamsburg, Kings Co.. New York.
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Horace Waters Ne. tsl Broadway, New York
sends us the following pieces Of new music;
"Sanlieht Polka brilliant" Composed by Mrs
6. A. Pafkhurst. Price 40 cents.
"Tu Marry no Man, n he Drinks" Temper
auce Gloe. Music BY Mrs. Il. PArkhurst. Price
so cents.
"Oh, You Must be Lover Of the Lord Words
by Dr. Watts. Arranged By Mrs. \. Parkhurst
Price 80 cents.
General Scott's Funeral March," BY Mrs. Z
Parkhurst author Of the popular Funeral March
in memory Of President lineoln, Price 80 cents.
Looking Forward" Words by Frances l.
Keeler Music by Mrs. +. PNrkhurst. Price 3oc
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Wood County official Directory.
JUDICIARY OFFICERS.
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs

Closing Out Sale-w. J. Hitchcock.
Statement of Manhattan Life Insurance Co.
Maumee WOODEN Fsctory-Jas. +. Dean.
Sloan's improved Condition Powders.
Medical Card--nr. j. II. Rhenfrank
Commi ssion MerchaDts-Hayes e. Kelsea.
Betsey Jane WArd-James 0'Kane.
Democratic Convention-J. r. Tyler.
Sale Of Real Estate Michael Amos.
Guardians Sale Of Real Estate--J. II. Farley
Sherif's SAle-C. W. Evers.
ADMINISTRATIVE Notice Mrs. E. Lyons.
Road Notice-JacOh Miller
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The Cholera Enrone.

foe, more deadly to human life than
cannon balls or bullets, now menaces the
people of Germany. 1t threatens alike the
soldiers in the field and the non-comba batants
at home. The cholera has broken ont in
three places in the environs of Berlin is
said to prevail at Atenburg, and at Ham.
burg has caused several deaths among
passengers by ship from Settin. We hear
also Of the epidemic at Anglers, st. Nszaire,
Nantes aud Amiens in France, but its pres.
ence is much more to be dreaded in camps
Most of our readers have heard of its fear
full ravages in 1917, among the British
troops in Hindoestan. Whole compani
aud even regiments, in few days, were
prostrated under its influence. Defamation
would be an inadequate term to express
the per centage Off fatality. War is fear
fnl enough in itself, but when begun be-
meath the shadow of the pestilence, it as
sumes a double ghastliuess