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The Ashland Glover Hullinc
and Cleaning Machines!
TlIE'BEST IN THE WORLDt

They have taken First Premium at the World, +,
Iaif, Ohio aud Michigan 5 iatr Fairs, County
Fair, and wherever exhibited.
FINiESE Machines are warranted 10 hull and
Il clean from 20 la 30 bushels Of seed mar
day They have been long tried and G,und most
reliable and durable. These machines, with
AL the improvements, are made only by the
subscribers, who have on hand large number
iur the season Of 1857
a. Send for a circular, ard order early.
Price iron $40 TO 900.
ss-We are also manufacturing Harce Power
and Threshors with straw separators, design.
ed for farmers, own use. Every farmer should
have one.
MANSFIELD Il WHITING,
Propristors OF the Ashland Works, Ashlan6' q
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u UN Err A LIS ,

THE undersigned have procuIed an ex.
cellent Hearse, and will, therefore, be en-
abled hereafter not only to make cofins, but
also tc attend funerals on the shortest no
tice.
No Charge
viii be made for attending funerals, and
satisfaction will be warranted, both as it re.
gard the style and price of collins.
IL Dom forget the place, one door east
o. Henderson's block, on the south side OF
RaiRoad street. G. w. PARKER,
J. r. CLARK.
Findiay, O., Dec. 81. '66--tf,
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A nnIINIs1r,AToR,s SALE or I.xn-

4 bNiNIs1HiToR'S SALE OF Land
"A ch thc !ilh day of October, A. d., is57. M
ne u'rlurk. T.. NJ, on tie prcmIsrs' NJ IL,
blanchard, ildncoCk county, ohin. will be sold
20 lhe highest bidder, tho equitable title 10 II,s
,"Io" me real estate, rs The property ~ Jobn
-. u. II, "e'' nN'', i"-WiI ih'iot nuaiLcr II, ia
- t"lnnioti"1' Tavern stand, and oh, nccrs.
Turns - SJ'c.--onc, third of the purcbnse
lnnnr' ~ 'E-ni vn the day Of sale, and the resi-.
iur iIt roo! m ,iN unt Twelve months thereaf.
lc"' "''' i.n'rcst from the day of sale, 10 Lo
,t'o'''u Icy M"ii -aTo Un said premises.
CHESTER COOK,
A'miulSirutnr Of John j. Bell, decd.
sept. a., l~,,. -Sl.-lIs3.OO.
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A. H. M0RTLEY, ESQ, Of Urea, N. Y writes; "I bay
ased your P.cronh myself and In my family ever sine
purpose put ont. With lad cold should soons
pay twenty dollars for bottle than do without H.
take any other remedy"
Group, Whooping Cough, Influenza.
BReruHh ArER: will checrhily certify your PscIosa
the best remedy possers for the cure Of W1aop,u
oogh Group and the chest diseases Of children. We
fo aternity " tho South appreciate your skill An
ommend your medicine &c our people.
HIRAM coNKLIN, ND.
AMOS LEE, ESQ, MoyrERir, IA, writes 81 Jan, 1855
hI weeks; took many medicines without relief; nnaii
Tried your PEcroH.L by the advice Of our clergyman
Tho hr:t dose relieved the SORENESS In my throat AMI
lungs; less than half the i<tls made
we'll Your medicines tho cheapest s well a. the bcs
Aios ~ the poor mans friend"
Asthma or Phthisic, and bronchitis.
wEsr MAscnEsrER, Pa, Feb. T. 1855.
Eta: Yonr CHrRkr PrcroRAL is performing marveiiou
lures Ia this section il has relieved several from alarm
ng symptoms Of consumption, and Ia curing ma,
who has labored under affection Of the lungs for IN,
'aat forty years. HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
4. A. RAMSEY, MD, ALnroS, MONROE Co, Iowa
hass fbund nothing equal your CHERRY PIorosAL fol
giving ease aud relief TO consumpvc patients or curnI
ruch as are durable"
We might add volumes Of evlience but the most con
'ncns proof Of the virtues Of this remedy found 10 10
Affects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably NO one remedy has over been known which
cured 30 many and such dangerous cs,es ths som,
no human aid can reach; bu to those the cnRRl,
PICTORIAL Affords relief aud comfort.
Asros IIorsE, NV YoKK Crrr. March ., 1855
DOCTOR Arm. lOwrII; feel II duty and pleasure
70 inform You what CHEKRr PEcroR,L has done ff
ny WIFE she had been nye months aboring under the
dangerous symptoms Of Cousnmption from which no M
W. could procure gave her much roef she wa steadily
ang, until Dr. Strong OF this city, where have come
% sdyice, recommended trial of your medicine. ws
'less his Kindness, We de- your skill for she has recov
red from that day She Is not yet strong she used
he, but Ia Tree iom her cough, and calls herself WE'LL
Yours with gratitude aud regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, op suusYvLIl.
oasunph~f do not despair ill you have tried ArrRt
CHERRY fscroRAL II IL made by one Of the best medical
chemists In the world and Its all around MS espeak
he high merits Of u virtues, IhiLadeip.ia Ledger.
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Ayers CathartiC Pills,

'I'HE sciences Of Chemistry aud Medicine have beeu
L taxed their utmost to produce this bes perfect
purgative which 10 known 10 man. InnnnieraLle proof
are shown that thie Pls have virtues which srpsss In
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they un
preeedehtcdly upon the esteem Of all They arc sa
aud pleasant to take but powerful cure Their pons
trntng properties stimulate the vital activities of the body
remove the distractions Of s organs purify the blood
aud expel disease They purge the foul huno which
breed and grow dsemper, stimulate sluggish or disor
Tered organs Into their natural action and mIart hcaIty
tone with strength to the whole system. Not oniy d
they the everyday complaints Of every body la,
Also formidable and dangerous diseases that have baet
the lest Of human skill While they produce Iowerfu
sneetl, ,hey at the me In diminished Doses thu
safest and best phyaie that DO employed r children
Being sugaTcoae they pleasant to take; aud beuJ
purely vegetable free from any risk harn Cure
have been made which surpass belief they sub
stanAted Ly men of such exalted position and character
~ 10 forbid the suspicion Of untruth. Many emnen
elerymrn and physicians have lent their ceri
" to the public the reliability Of my remedies, while 9th
have sent the Of their conviction thA
my Preparations contribute immensely h. relief of IN,
arilcted, suffering frllow-mon
Tho Agent below named Is pleased to furnish gratis ny
American Almanac containing directions for their
certificates Of their cures, Of the following eofnplans;
Cosiiyeness, Bilious Complaints Rheumatism Dropsy
heartburn, Headache arising fron foul Stomach Nau
Indigestion Morbid Inactpn Of the Bow and Pair
arising therefom flaiuencs, Loss OF Appetite, all Ulcer
Gus and Cntaneons Diseases Nhirh require eYacnan
Medicine serUfula Kings Evil. They also, by purify
Ing the blood and stimulating the system, man,
complaints which It would not be supposed they ooult
reach such Deafness Partial Dindness, Ncnragl4 ant
Nervous ltability Dcrnngements Of the Liver aHd KID
neys 0out, and other kindred complaints arising FROM
low state Of the body obstruction VI lite functions.
Do not be put on by nnprlneiplei dealers With
other Pill they make more profit AK for AIERI
PILLS, and take nothing else No other they can give
yon compares with this In its intrinsic value curative
powers Tho sick want the best AID there Is ,r them
and they should have il.
Prepared by DR.. ]. e. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Msss
Pncs a5 Crs. rkA Boz, FIVE DoxIs roe 81.
sold ny
On, A, LlSuwoRrHy, Eindlay, o.: J. n. Uyt
Nan rurnn, % n.u.., ~
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s z q W E s.

xeep hands full and
OAK
fndlay, o,
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

NOiCE.--Alonzo q. Spalling Of the State
~ oi vermont. Is notified that Ruth SpaIdjn.
'hd ON Tie 10Th day at August, 1877, bic LUr
ictl'l"ii ~ ~ nfice of the Clerk of the Count
~ nnh''h"h Pirts. within nhd for the County
may be- divorced from the SAID AionzO q. Sn,,i-
lif' scllldg orib us causes, lst. hubitu,.
irunkcncss for moro lh,,u three Years. and "a
'Slrcn'c cruelty. Tie s.id petitioner also ,sks
y y ,"r sh'n petition ih't the care and custody Of
Iht 'hI!dr,i ol said parties in said petiii,n
named, Eiay bc decrccd to her, and for re,,so,'.
'b!o alinoiy, Sc. '''''''''
RUTH SPALDING.
hy 'ArtfS nEAa sLEY, her Att'ys
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A LAltGE stock Of BeachcI and Brown Sheet.
"A ilss, "raih Bass, Cotton YarIs, Batti,r.
80 NEwRLLs.
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A New and Important Discovery in the
Science of Medicine,

Science of Medicine.
DATENT OFFICEiSEAL OF GREAT BRIT.
I AIN, DlPL0ME dc ECOLE dc PHARMA Gle
PHARMACIEN dc PARIS, and IMPERIAL. COL.
LEGE ofMEDlClNE, VIENNA. Sold wholesale
and retail by DIR. II. A. barrow, Member of
the Imperial College Of Vienna, and Royal Col
lege of Surgeons, London who may be person.
ally consulted at his residence, l57 Prince street
few blocks west of Broadway, N. ", from Ii
A. NJ, till 2, p. NJ, and from till 8 Z. NJ, (Sun
days excepted, unless by appointment.)
Triesemor No. ~
Is a remedy for Relaxation, Spermatorrhna
and all the distressing consequences arising
from early abuse, indiscriminate excesses, or
too long residence In hot climates II has re-
stored bodily and sexual strength and vgor to
thousands who are now in the enjoyment OF
health and the functions of manhood; and
for marriage, they are effectually subdued.
Triesemar No. g,
Completely and entirely eradicates all traces OF
|Gonorhea, both in its mild and aggravated form
elects, Structures, Irritation of the Bladder
Nonretention OF Urine, Pains OF the Lions and
Kidneys, and those disorders for which Copaivl
dote.
Triesemar No. 8,
is the great Continental remedy for Syphilis
and Secondary Symptoms. Scrofula, and all
Cutaneous Eruptions, removing and expellinl
so as altogether TO eradicate the virus of dis
ease, and expel 1t by insensible perspiratioI
| through the medium Of the pores OF the skin
| and urine.
It's never falling remedy for that class o
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The Adriati.

A Cook Stove with an elevated oven, has the
"A pipe back Of the oven, 40 that the fire can
be thrown of In warm weather, has seven Boil.
er holes, and takes wood three feet long. IL il
the Stove for Farmers. For sale by
Jnne 10, 1851. BUSHON K ADAMS.
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The Highest Medical Skill of tho oos

IoAIS, Pants, Vests, and Overalls. of the In.
" test styles, at Ntwrtn.s
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4 NhhisIADOhOs hhtiN III E.--
~ Within Il nutshell all the merits lie,
OF Cristadoro's never equalled Dye; [gray,
Red II makes black, TO brown transforms a
And keeps the fibres always from decay.
This matchlcss, revitaliZlng Hair Dye still
holds its position AS the most harmless and eff
cacions hair dye in THE WORLD. Prepared and
sold, wholesale and retail, and applied in ten
vate rooms, lat CRIsrADoRo's, No. 8 Astor House
New York, andby all Druggists and Perfumers
in tho United States. jan. 23-ly.
1genis.-J. d. Park and Solon Palmer Gin, o.
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the whole ofthe decennial period. A descrip.
tion OF the district of each county shall DO
published as may be directed by the county
commissioners or AZ mey be prescribed by
law. N. II. VAN VOORHEES,,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President OF the Senate.
Dated April ID, 1867.
SECRETARY oP STATES OFFICE,
CoLrsBrs, Apiil 1, 1857. I
hereby certify that the foregoing proposed
Constitution amendments arc correctly copied
from the original rolls on file in this office.
JAMES II. BAKER, Secretary of State
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FINDLAY, O., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1857.

J.. y. CABLES ID. n. BEARpgIry
NAPLES a. BEARDsLEY, Attorneys nj
~ Law, Findlay, Ohio. Onicc-.2nd floor Me.
lodeon Building. tApril 10th, 1887.
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oFPARTyERsmP.-
/par'hrrship heretofore existing between i.
fMhcr and D. liaincs, Is this .lay dissolved bv
IL" business viii hereafter Lee conducted by
Jonatnan Parker.
JONATHAN PARKER
joel. HAMS
fndlry Sept. Tth is57.-3w-
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am physician ofthirty years Practice
Ny principal study has been Diseases of ie.
males. They have generally hali,cd my best
efforts. Obtaining the materials comprising
Mars!alls = Uterine Cailinlicun, ! WAS pleased
with tlIcm. gave the medicine a fair trial, and
found myself abundantly successful. IN my
former practice could only mil gate the syin,.
toms Oi about half the eases. and could not cure
one IN ten. Now can radically care seven.
teen in twenty, aud can mitigate the rest.
consider Msrshall's CaiholicOn the grcatest
blessing 10 females have ever met with.
JAS. II. WILLIAMS, n. d., Charleston.
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Read what Dr.. Bushnell says Of the GTfen.
berg Medicines. DR.. H. Isl physician Of cxton
sive practice and ono OF the most successful IN
the county (TrumbulD IN which he resides.
This certifcs that have used the Gr.cien.
berg Pills and Marshall's CathOlicOn, sold here
by j, u. G. johnson, In my practice. Ia my Ell.
Tire satisfaction. They are good .usdirinss.'
DIR. q. W. BUSHNELL.
Hartford, Trumbull Co., o., March Z, lsj5.
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WIS hgure IL u transverse section of an i'm
Il proved method Of suspending Tin Fave
Troughs, for which patent was granted ON tho
7th of March, 1864.
The Eave.Trough p is made in the usual form.
with the cross.bar G sodered to It Of sufficient
strength to sustain the weight and keep the
trough In shape. From this cross. bar there ex.
tends an iron rod A with screw and nuts B b
at lis lower end. The screw and nuts in this
rod allow Of the trough being elevated or low
cred on the said rod. A staple should be driven
over the rod near the lower edge of the roof
board.
by this arrangement the House and Cornice
will not be dislgured, AZ by the common meth
cd Of putting up Trougbs; will be held more
straight and Arm: will not rust as other Troughs
do, and can be Strengthened, or taken down by
any one,
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Ma. ". II KISGsLEY-J)ear Sir: In july 1855
was taken with All ordinary summer complaint
tor which ] neglected taking any remedies
hoping that II would soon stop of itself; but in
about three weeks ! commenced passing mu
Gus and blood, and grew very weak, 80 that |
WAS unable to do half u days work. | applied
10 physicians, and was dnscd nrst with npii,ies
"ohi with pitts rnadc Ur BeltadonS and Nitrate
81 silver, took injections of Nitrate of Silver all
~! DONG no good. ! next took various home
remedies; recommended by nurses and old Ia.
ilcl; neither did they do Hia good. Again re.
turned 10 the caro- Of tho physicians, and was
dn'"d WIN any quantity orthe most powerful
"s'i irSeht known TO the profession. U;lnin.) but
All l." ~ purpose. ] next tried Humu'nutthv
which, for Il Time, helped me, but they could
not advance beyond Il certain point towards u
cure.
FROM my experience. | unhcsitaiingly pro.
n"urrc II the best nyscntrry mcd!ciro ever
mace. aud would heartily rcc0nmen,. its ust, IT,
c"cry one with liz" dncultv. Ian led make
lh'S statement tr thn puhlif. through gratitude
l'r The blessing II has conferred upnn me, ann
Through the hope that others Ike ilirtcd may
reap the benefit of itS use,
Yours, respectfully, J. II. HART
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PATENT MEDICINES.
POPULAR OPINIONS
or THE
Grefenberg M ediiues
HARTFORD, Trumbull County, Ohio, |
Murph Ias-


March 7, 1867.
hereby certify that have been dealing IN
tile Gr"icnberg Medicines for the past five
years, and cau truly say that have never of
iered ANY medicines TO the public that have met
with the decided appreciation Of the people
lke these; particularly the Pills and Catholi
con. They sell readily, and perform all and
more than Is promised for them. have sold
about nifty hotties Of the Catholicun tho past
season, aud hear tho best results in every case
J. II. G. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
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= t I. u y q q ,
n. Y. ADVERTISEME ENTS.

LNROM ALBERT q. RICHARDSON'S
l. Western AdvcrtiSeinga nd Corresponding
Office. No. 3G0 Broadway, y. Y.
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ASSOCIATION. pn,,o,.,.,,,-

HoWAitD ASSOCIATION, Pbiia,lc,uhi..
- iSfohTiNT ANNOINcFMINT.- To ALI ncrs,,,,
ahhrttd WIN Sexual Diseases sucl, us Snern,s
l0rrHWa seminal Weakness lml,otcnce t,ono,.
in"a nicei, syphilis, the Vice OF Onnnisr
or Self Abuse, Sc. Nc, 'o"''
ihe howard Association. In view oftbo ,,,f,t
uerlructoh oi human life, caused by Sryuni lis
eases, ana INC dcccptions practiccd unnn lilo
uilortuiatc victims ofsuch diseases hv ,ua,ts
nave ulrcctcd their Consulting Surr,.nr
,.,.' u,,, ',""', a.t worthy OF their name, TO 0vx
MEDICAL LADvicEGRArIst 10 all persons illus mia.
ca, VINO Apply 10y letter, with n drscri,,in', ~,
,hc'r cohull"n, Gage, occupation. LuLits oriir,
ao.i) hhu IN eases Of extreme pOycrty IN ,,,'v
mn ~ AEpiIiNEs lKEE Of CHARGE
ihe howard Association is n LcnoyoIc,, In
w ,w,llu'inh established by special cndovmcn, f. e.
'Mne M rc,icl oI tie sick and distressed ytili',ni
m.,,., mmn srnehi ana Epidemic Diseases" II bn.
noN surplus oi means, which the Diroctnr.
nave 'o'cdln cxrcnd In advertising The ,I,o,a
motcc. . IL Is needless 10 add that tLe Associa'
llun commands WV -'ss"cHt
lhe Highest Medical Skill of the age.
anu WIZ iuiiish tic most modern treatmo,,
1"Sl punished, hy the Association. 4, Rnnnr,
~ ~ 'l'ti n"ltrrhuu, or Seminal Weakness III,
wee "i ohhnsm, Naturalization or Seic. SI,u.n .s
'iu oihrr Diseases "itiir Sexual Organs hv nj,
Consulting surgeon, which will Ia, sem Ia. nail
Qh sealed envclOpc.) FREE OF uI, ,uIr' ,n H.,
receipt Oi TWO STAMPS, lur puStarc " ~
. Address, Or. GEO. Il. CALHOUN. Consu,t,nr
surgeon, Howard Association. Nh Snn,t
Nihtii street. Philadelphia. Pcnisylyani, 'A
r., =, EHliA u. HEAI;TMELI., Pyesii,pt
"ho' fAiRChiLD, H'ey tSept. 10, Oily,
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6TOVES,

OF HII kInuS.
Copper kittles, Tin-ware, Stove pipes,
Lightning. Rods,
and everything belonging TO the trade con-
stantly kept on hands. BUSHON q ADAMS.
MAY S, 1857,
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For Sale or Rent

A LoI "h Hardin street, on which Is CROFT.
en- roonis also, well, csiern Gc. viii H." "a AZ
rented, "n good terms. j. n. CAII.ES VI
"'' ""' ID, %. -fsagnte.
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TIN WARE.

rINHE cheapest place in Findlay TO buy Tin
BUSHOS l. tDAMS'.
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Prepared by DR.. ]. &. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
PRIos 25 CTs. rkA Boz FIVE GoxAs roe 81.
SOLD DY

DR, A, LlSuwoRrHy, Eindlay, o.: J. n. Uyt
Van Buron; Z.AS. DaRRAn.Mt Blanchard.
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WELL SELECTED STOCK QE GOODS,

~ greatly reduced prices, Compared with ear.
IN purchases,) and with special reference To
the economy and good taste OF our Patrons
We are M all times pleased Ia show our goods
and hope that our low aud uniform prices will
insure the continued patronage orthc public
Our stock consists of
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SCOUTING.

with or without the Improvement on the mos
reasonable terms. Persons who contcmplat,
building, will find IL TO their interest, TO cal
and examine the article. We are prepared alsC
to do all kinds of job Work
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LU M 8 ER

June 10. 1857. BUSHON & ADAMS
(NOPPER KETTLES. always on hand. 4
~ large lot ofCopper Kettles ofour own make
at reduced prices. BUSHON x ADAMS.
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J. II. HART.

For sale by \. Langworihy and u. Dixon
findlay; Hipkins 4 Co., Gilb6a: Drc, S,roiher
& Co.. Van Iiur"n. and by agents III all tho prin
Gipal towns In Ohio.
II. h. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
Juuc H. lNJ'.-iy. Agent for Ohio.
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Speaker ofthe House uf ufRepreSeniatives
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Dad April ~, 1857.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-07

| OATERGoNvIoTED.-The trial of Charles L,
Ca'er, TT the murder of Scion IL. Tennv.
Mardenot the Stale Prison, on the 10Th of
Decemor last, was concluded on Saturday
evening. After the arguments for the defence
ana prosecution were through, Judge Shaw
sta'ed to Cater that he could say any thing
ne wlshid, whereupon he rose in the prison.
ers doct and addressed the jury for about
hat hsur He read from notes which were
Wnlten " a clear bold hand. In his remarks
heallesel that his food was poisoned both
at ihe House of Correction and the Prison,
ana that the poisoning had serious effect
nnp0n hishealth. After several appeals to the
inspectors and the Warden, finding that no
ALTERATION IN his treatment could be effected,
heresoYed to take justice in his own hands,
am do adeed that should excite the attention
OF the pablo, and bring him before Court
OF Justce where ne could tell his wrongs.
ZIP manper was cold and calm in the deliv.
cry OF h, speech, and he spoke OF the War
dep death with the same indifference that
bespoke of his rations.
9udge Shaw occupied an hour and a
quarter N the delivery of his charge to tie
jury, ind twenty minutes before 10 they re-
tired to their room to deliberate upon YER
arg At twenty minutes past 10 the jury
cate into Court and returned a verdict Of
GuLTY. The prisoner was then remanded
to jan. The announcement of the verdict
appeared to have no effect upon him.
{ IS probable that Catar will not be SEN
teIeed till after the trial of Magee. Neither
cas is affected by the new law. A year Will
thqelore expire before the execution.
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RATHER TART. The Washington cores
pondent of the New Y ork EUening Post says !;
"There are some funny reports about the
answer of Chief Justice fancy to the appli.
cation of the National Intelllgencer for copy
of his opinion in the bred Scott case. One
of them is that the Chief Justice, in order
apparently to administer slap at the conduct
of his associates, Curtis and Mclean. in pub
fishing their opinions in advance of filing
them, replied somewhat as follows
"Chief Justice fancy returns his compli-
ments to the editors of the National Intellgen-
Ger, and, in reply to their request, begs to
inform them that he does not prepare opinions
for the use of juvenile debating societies. or
of political newspapers. He would add, that
when his opinion is fled it will be published
by the reporter of the Supreme Court, who
alone has the right of publishing its decis.
ions.,'
1t is probable that the old gentleman's
mind is somewhat embittered by the con-
seriousness that Justices Curtis and Mclean
have entirely overthrown his arguments if
they have not overwhelmed him with ridicule,
and that the people of the Northern States
have no more respect for his stump speech
from the Bench than they have for any other
border rufiian harangue Telegraph.