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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16
VOLUME X. NO. so.
PORTER RS

q " Il e OF p a I III ,
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE.
The Best Pain-Killing Remedy
YET DISCO YER Il D.!
fyou have n pain in the Stomach or Bowels,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
II you have Burn, Bruisc or Wound,
USE PORTERS CURE OF PAIN.
If you have Neuralgia or Rheumatism,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have Dyspepsia,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have Conkered Mouth, or Sore Throat,
USE PORTERS CURE OF PAIN.
II you have Diarrhpa or Flux,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If You nave Cough or Cold,
USE PORrER'S CURE OF PAIN.
Ifyou have the Liver Complaint,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
lfyou have ths'IIeaduche or Toothache,
USE PoRTER's CURE OF PAIN.
In short, il you sick, aud wish to get well, all
you have todois
OOh Olb Ip = NOhE VI L AIM
We refer the unbolieving to tho following per !
son who have used the Cure, and recommend it to
their friends Alexander Glenn, Samuel French,
Shurbcn Loyelund, Isaac Griffin, J. r. Crane
Calvin Belden, NJ D., Farmlngton; Walter Lamp.
son, Willard Day, Anson Hatch, Mesopotamia
A. P. Tildeu, J. S. Tiden, G. w. Hatch, Henry
lnman, Nathaniel Moore, Alonzo Hosmer, Park.
mani OHin Gates, i. b. Ensign, ESQ., Isaac
Parker, J. II. Evans, Martin French, A. Johns
Isaac Rhodes, lIymenius Bundy. L. b. Roe, Bun.
dysburg; Isaac Town, A. Molfit, VIM. Glenden.
ing Josephus Hinkston, Samuel Donaldson, Mid
delield.
We could give hundreds Of names, but do moi
consider i, necessary.
GlVEIr A FAIR TRIAL,
and you will find yourself ready to testify in its
favor.
For Sale by A. Cook and DR.. John Nichols
Churdon; S. Moody Painesviile; Boughton, Ford
& Co., Burton; Bishop s. Sperry, Middlcfied; A
Hunt Russell; A. Fling, FowIer's Mills; A
Mathews, Newbury; Wells, Parkmun -
Ciuridon.
w. l.. PORTER, Proprietor,
pdndysburg, Goausa Co, o.
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SIIEKIEI1,S SALE.

10y Virtue OF an order of Sale, issued from the
- Office oi the Clerk of the Court of Common
lltas OF Gcauga County, Ohio, wherein William
Green Administrator of Susan Rose is plain
I'LL, and james Clark is de Iendant to me directed
and delivered, have caused to bc appraised and
shall expose 10 sale at public vendue nj the door
oi the Court liouSc, in Chardon. in said County,
On ..MoHd"y The oh day Of Jnnuary 1860,
between 'he hours OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ and o..
clock, I. NJ OF said day, the following described
premises, TO Wit Situate in the township of Ihomp.
son, in the County OF Geauga and State ofOhin,
and Is known as part OF lot number H. i'm said
township and is bounded ms follows: Bepinning
at The northwest corner of Daniel Barretts land
thence north cghtytwo rods and nine links TO n
corner stake; thence east nineteen rods and three
links 10 the center Of the north and south road-
thence sOutherly along said road hlty-seven rods
aud siXty.two links to the corner of the Neetinr
house lot; thence west two chains and tpuanIy t,vn
links 10 stnkei thence westerly one chain and
sixty seven links to stake; thence south chain
and sixty -four Enks TO the center of the road lend.
ing from Thompson 10 Hamulcn along the center
OF raid road east l chain and iorty.one links 10
the center Of the north ond south road; thence
south along he center o said road 10 the east and
west inc OF Daniel Barrett's lot thence west on
his line to the place OF beginning, containing sew.
en- acres and one lalfof land, be the same more or
less, but subject TO aliogal highways Said prem.
ises appraised al $40. Terms of SAFE Cash in
band. Il. G. WHITE, Sheriff,
aud Special Master in Chancerv.
Sherift's Office, Geauga
Co, Dec 9th, 1859. 5l7w5
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PROBATE NOTICE

HORACE J. FORD, Administrator of the
IL Estate of r Austin Bailey, Peatiah Arm.
strong, Administrator of Duri IS Armstrong, De
ceased, Marsh Smith, Executor Of Daniel Ovens
Estate, and Elias Avery and A G Riddle, Ad-
minis,rntors OF Parton F Avery, deceased, have
severally filed their administration accounts in
the Probate Office of Geauga County, o.,
for settlement; which accounts will be for hear.
ing in the Probate Court OF said county, at the
Probate Office in Chardon, on the l7th day of
December next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, until which
time all interested may except
Nj. g. CANFlELD, Probate Judge.
Chardon, Nov. 18Th, 1859, 5l4wS
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Dr. uostetter,s Bitters have re.

Dr. HOstetter's Btttcrs have re
ceived the warmest encomiums from the
press aud people throughout the Union
As valuable tonic for the cure of Dyspep
sia, Flataisnce. Constipation and general
nervous debility, it cannot DO approached
Every day new cases of its great effect are
chronlcled through our public journals
There is nothing equal to the enjoyment, tl
that which the afflicted experience When
using this valuable specific, Its mild tone
its sure and vigorous action upon disor
dered stomach, and the cleansing of the
entiro humhn body should recomm end it tc
all classes of our community. All that will
be necessary to ccAviuce the skeptical of ia
healthy effects, is to purchase bottle and
be convinced.
Sold by druggists ard dealer generally
everywhere.
EgSae advertisement. 5l7w-
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DIR. BOCFLAND's
BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
f,,..
DOCTOR HOoFLAND'S
., >, ., td,rs
.Iorthe speedy Cure Of

Coughs. Coids. Elducasa. Crorg, Bodrsoa5s,,
Bcorchifta, PDcnm,Dn D.s,a',s oC ne Bor,is
ar,Siig from Coia hc,plcmt C,ps1lry ytioR, and
for The Tc!iJ an" u al az Io's,bi,} c'as@ pate
INNS CfLEBtNTED FREPARAs
I ton like tho Ditters, may be confidently re-
lied on. 1t is designed for a class Of diseases more
general and more la'al han any other TO which The
people oil this country sublcc.-ihOsU sIrlngIpg
from "Sijeh cy;d" I hat eminent Jd,hory
Or. Rel. says: will not say that colds axe 70
our inhabitants what the y'ogae and yei'otc torc'
ore to those OF other countries; but, can aver
confidently that they usher IN disease OF greater
completely and mortality than these latter
further proof OF the terrible fatality Of discases
resulting from n " coHHion coii' may be seen by
glance al the following statistics taken from III c
Records OF lhe Board oi Health ot Philudelphia,
collessedly one OF the most healthy localities in
The Union
lsj!-Iota deaths in PHILADELPHIA lO,26I
Died Of CONSUMPTION .:...., 1879
Died Gl oil other diseases $50
in number .'.,......... S,3i9
I026i
ls53--Tolul deaths .............., 9,749
Died OF Consumption ....... ,S9J
Died OF all other diseases.... 1884
ls5i-Total deaths ............... ll,sl2
Died OF Consumption 2.l75
Died o all other diseases 80 1856
-ll,sl4
From these figures, it will be seen that nearly
one.fOurih OF the total deaths in the county are
caused by Consumption, to say nothing OF the IN
merous other diseases springing from slight
cold"
Do not trhe with your health; but, if suffering
from! Cough. or Cold on the Lungs, buy bottle
of llOOFLAND'S BAI.SAMIC CORDIAL, and
you may safely count on cure. Thousands have
done so, and have certified 10 its wonderful effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from dlsordered OF
dyspeptiC state OF the stomach, il winch case the
German Bitlers should be used. In cases OF weak
ness, or general debility of the system. resulting
from prolractdd Cough, the German Bittors viii
he found of great benefit.
Prepared only by DR.. {. NJ Jackson AIS Arch
Street, philadelphia. and Tor Sale by Druggists
and Sioreke eepers throughout the United States
and Canada. Price IS cents per bottle.
JaEuary 1852. 4G9.iyins.
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TANNING.

THE undersigned having concluded TO
H. continue the tanning business at the old
stand of Calvin Knowles, on Water Street,
and as his business will bo tanning and not
cooking hides into leather, he hopes to give
general satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their custom.
n. B. Reference-All who have used stock
of my manufacture. JF. FOLDER.
Chardon Doe. 9th, 1859. 5l7f
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IMP ANT TO FEMALES.--DR
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared by CoRNELIu.
l.. CHrrsEIAN, NJ. D., New York City.--The com
bina.ion Of ingredients in these Pills are the re-
suit of long unl extensive practice They arc
mild in their operation, aud certain in Erecting
allirreguarities Painful Menstruations, re moving
all distractions, whether from cold or otherwise
headache pain in the side palpitation of the heart
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption ol
nature
TO MARRIED LADIES,
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they will
bring on the monthly period with regularity. La.
dies who have been disappointed in the use oI
other Pills, can place the utmost contiddnce in DR..
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent to
dc.
NOTICE,
They should not be used during Pregnancy, as
a mis- carriage would certainly result thoreflom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any.
thing injurious to life or health. Explicit direc-
ii 'Hs, wi,ict should be read, accompany each box
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing ST. to any
authorized ugeut. Sold by one Druggist in every
town in the United States.
RIB HUTCHINS,
GENERAL AGENT FoR THE UNITED STATES,
l6l Chambers-St., New York,
To whom al wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by A. Cook, Churdon, and VIM. Fisk,
Cleveland 472yl
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- OILS and John Murray Tuesday evening. lGth
Lady's large Gold Breast Pin, with gold.
stone set. The fin lr will be literally rewarded
on leaving the same at Or. Nichols Drug Store.
ChardOn, Dee. 10th, 1859,
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EREsH BALTIMORE OYSTERS kept con.
L stantly on hand and for safe at reduced PRICES
aud at WhoiasaIe and Retail by the under.
signed, liberal discount made to those who buy
TO sell again, HALL & FREEMAN.
Chardon, December 9th, 1889 5l7tf
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SHERVFF'S SALE.

TN obedience to the requirements OF final Or
l. der oI Sale issued from the Office of the Clerk
OF the Court Of Common Pleas of the County OF
Gcauga and Sute OF Ohio, in n certain suit where
in David French 2nd. and Leonard Keith are
Plaintiffs, und John BiGdnll, Benjamin Roberts
and Thomas Fuller are Defendants. TO me di.
recled and delivered, have caused to be appraised
and shall expose to sale AT public vendue, at the
door OF The Court House, in Chardon, in said
County,
On Tuesday, December 2Oh. 1859,
between the hours oflO O'Clock, A. NJ, and 4 P.
NJ Of said day, the following described real estate
to witt Situate in said County and State, and
known and described as being part of sub lot /,
lot D, tract in the township Of Russell, in said
County and State, and bounded as follows; Com.
mencing on the line OF land now owned by James
Fuller, and a point about five rots south west
from the southwest corner of the grist-ml herein
described thence east twenty -four rods; thence
north twenty rods; thence west eny-lour rods:
thence south twenty rods to the place OF beginning
containing three acres of land, being the land sur
veyed by AnsOn Bartlett; also the other rights in
correction with said land and mill, conveyed by
Thomas Fuller to said John Biddal and BENJAMIN
Roberts, be the same moEe or less, but subject to
all legal highways.
Snid Premises appraised at S275O. Terms of
Sale Cash in hand + G. WHITE
Sheriff and Special Master in Chuncery.
Sheriifs Office, Geauga
Co, Nov. 18th, 1859. 5l4w5
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Times of Holding Courts

11hSS vi nOEuluS NUuTtS
IN THE NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
L OHIO, for the year A. d., 1860. fixed and or
dered by the Judges oi the Court of Common
Pleas:
BE ,ed and ordered that the District Courts
of the .Ninth Judicial District OF Ohio, shall be
held iol the year A. D., 1860, in the several
Counties OF said District, beginning at the times
following to wit:
In the County of Stark, Tuesday, May lst.
In the County of Columbiana, Thursday, May
10Th.
In the County Of Carroll Wednesday May 10Th.
ln the County of Portage, Tuesday, Sept 4th.
In the County OF Lake, Monday, Sept 10th
In the County OF Genuga, Wednesday, Sepem-
Der l2h
In the County Of Ash,ubula, Monday, Septem.
ner 18th.
In the County of Trumbull. Saturday, Septem.
ber 22nd and IN :he Co. Of Mahoning, Wednes-
day October 3d.
And that the Courts OF Common Plons shall be
held in sail Counties for the year A. d., 1860 be.
ginning at the times following. to wit;
In the County of Carroll, February l3th, May
2lst, and October 10th
In the County of Stark, February 9th, June 4th
and October 22nd.
In the County of Mahoning, February 18th,
May = Isl and October l0Ih.
In the County OF Columulana, March 5th, June
4th and October 29th.
In the County OF Portage February 18th, May
o. and October 10th.
III the County of Trumbull, March 5.h, Jrne
ith and October 29th.
In the County OF Lake, February 18th, May
l4th and October lst.
In the County of Geauga, March 9th, May 2Sth
and October 22nd, and in the County of Ashtabu.
Ia. March Goth, June lth and November l2h.
The Clerks ofsaid Courts oi said several Coun-
ties are Mhered to enter these times and this order
on the Journals of snid District md Common Pleas
Courts, and publish the same as required by law
enacted April 9th, 1859
Fixed and ordered by us at Garfield, Mahoning
County, October 5th, 1859, as witness our hands.
BoRAGE WIPER, ! Judges of the Court
B. F. HOFFMAN, Cannon Pleas for
l.. w. POTTER. Ninth Judicial Dis.
JOHN w CHURCH, J ricr of Ohio.
TqE STATE or Ono, -, l. WILLIAM N. KEESy
mon Pleas, within and for the County of ienuga
and State aforesaid, do hereby certify that the
inregoing i true copy of tho original now on file
in this office,
| - In Testimony whereof have horeunto |
! l.. S, subscribed nv name and affixed the |
~ seal of said Court, at Chardon, Friday, |
Dec. End, a. D., 1859: -
WIN. KEENY, Cicrk
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g. r. HOLMES S. SQUIRE
HOLMES & SQUIRE

nEALERS in Butter, Cheese aud Groceries
- would respectfully inform the Farmers and
have opened q
Cash Store in ChnrdOn,
where they viii pay Cnsh for Butter and Cheese;
mat they have reduced the Price of Groceries, and
sell for Ready Pay only. CuH aud see us.
lhnrdon, December 9th, 1859. 5l1f
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NOTICE,

THE Undersigned has been appointed and quail.
l. flied as Administrator with the vii! annexed
Of the estate of Daniel Ethrdge, dcceased late
OF Auburn, GeaugaCOunty, Ohio.
A. G, ETHRIDGE, Admir-.
Auburn, Dec. end, 1859. @5l6w3
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New Years Ball.

ENllERE will DO a NEW YEARS BALL
4. AT tho Hotel OF tho subscriber, in
Chardon,
On Friday. December 3Oh, 1859,
commencing at l o'clock. =. NJ. All are
invited. Music-Ut!oy 81 Miller Biil-S2
y. CHASE.
ChardOn, Dec Cd, 1859. 5l6tf
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R. CREIGHTON,

hook Binder and Blank Book Manufacturer.
HERALD BUILDING, CLEVELAND, OHIO.
w Blank Books Ruled and Bound to Order-oI
Books Rebound. ?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13
Look a, ,he pnle. ed ,he.e Command.

WEST ALEXANDRIA, Prebe Co, o., Oct. IS, ISIS.
MRssRS. A. L. ScoTILL & Co., Cincinnati: Ohio-GeMts!S-
Having SOLD your Medicines number wish
Inform you many who have bought DR. HALLS BALstH
for the LuNCs have informed that they think they
Eeir life Mr.. Eubank of MOI tEomery Co. WAS
titr gone with the CONSUMPTION, aRd his LUsGs
much affected. By the OF or bottles he has besn
entirely cured.
Mr. Ramsey, influential member Of the Methodist
Church, place, has found 'iIALL's BALsGN" the
MOST EFEECTUAL REMEDY for diseased LUNGS that he
has used, will you certificate 20 that e.
feet II you it.
CDR BAKERS PAIS PASACEA" is the best medicine and
gives the satisfaction for diseases o, iric q Is
commended, OF any medicine ace hare .,or sIe.
Mr.. Joseph Wagner very much afflicted with deep
seated pain IN the breast, Ht he could llOt
cork the of twenty fvecent bottle OF Panacea
he relieved, and by another
bottle. In fact neghborhood speaks only Its praise
Very truly yours, JOSIAH DAVIS
az DR. HALLS BALsAM-warranted to break up the
distressing cough few hours the money will be
cLeeriulIy refunded. For sale by
TIL. LOGAN & CO., Wheeling, Va.
myl0-2w y. c. GOOD CO.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13
The Virginia Campaign.
From the n. Y. Herald.l

One of our Tennessee exchanges says that
"Goggiu, in Virgiuil, is worrying Latchcr TO
death with the proved charge Of abolition against
him, aud has thus taken the Niger tune out Of
his mouth, while Bell Opposition candidate for
GOVERNOR in Kentucky, demands Congressional!
protection to slavery in the Territories, and that
takes the Niger tune out of Magoifin." But
this sort of bush fighting, apprchend, will
turn out to be n poor business The opposition
in Virginia, Kentucky, and throughout the
South, have thrown away a fine opportunity for
a general, practical dgnitied, national organiza-
ton upon great and living issues and in dcsccn.
ding to the lowest tricks of the Niger drivers
they betray their desperate situation. That any
great and wholesome political revolution can DC
expected from such instrumcrtaiitrs is simply
out OF the question. There is no room for a
third party with the "nigser tune The mig.
ger woIshippers of the North and the Niger
drivers Of the South, have monopoiized that
music; and for all practical purposes, with the
closing Of the Kansas farce it has been "played
out"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

QumBo AFRO, the Chinaman, who was sem
fenced in New York to be hing for killing Mrs.
Fletcher, when asked If lac had anything to say
why the sentence of the law should not be pro-
nounced against him, he replied in tolernbly
ineligible English:-"That one day he came
home to supper; there was no supper for him;
tine women were all drunk; scOldcd my wife;
the women interfcrod; one woman called me a
China nigge!; told her to get out of my house;
another woman hit me; another hit me on the
head with an from tried to get out and they
would not let me, and | done it Committed
honicidc."D He was tried, convctc and sem
fenced in the space of eight hours.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13
DR.. PHERY's VRRMIFUGB
OR "pEAp SHOT" FOR WORMS

There is perhaps disease to which Children are sx.
posed so common and fatal Worms. The symptoms
which indicate them are as pale,
tongue Whitley furred grinding Of the teeth, td breath
stomach hard and sHeIled, wasting OF the flesh sickness
pains stomach bowels either costive
LOOSE great efuness, craving for clay Grt
chalk collie, commissions, cts &c The "Dead Shot will
hours clear the system or every Worm. Although
prompt operation, and unpleasant
the TASTE 1t perfectly adapted
age. For sale by
my1C-lw LOGAN L Co., Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

ATTEMPT on THE LIFE OF THE FReNcH EMpE.
RoR-The Paris correspondent of the Boston
Post gives the following story of another at.
tempt on the life of Louis Napoleon:
''Meanwhile, Iumors-well founded, believe
of another attempt upon the Emperor's life
have got abroad, aud the severity with which
all Spreaders of reports have been visited but
adds one proof the to the truth Of this one,
1t seems that the information OF the assassin s
intention was obtained by the police through an
ANONYMOUS letter; and the revelations made by
the culprit have been so terrible and so convm-
cling of the utter helplesness of the police against
the unseen enemy, working in the dark against
the peace aud safety of the masses, that the
highest functonary Of that institution has been
seized with tit of hopeless dependency at
| sight of the web woven round him by the. Ma.
rianne, and which, with all his spies and we'll
ordered machinery he has been unable to pre-
vent. The assassin belongs to Lille was silk
weaver Uf the place. and undertook the task of
poignarding the Emperor in virtue of the
chance which had designated him by the mum.
| Der seven at the meeting of the Marianne. The
meaning of the number has been kept n secret
from the vulgar, but the police have learnt it
sure enough, and trcmblc Last night, in the
clubs and cafes, it was said .hat the murderer.
whose process rer6Gt was not quite terminated,
had cut his throat at the Prefecture, to the dis
may of the employees and the great relief of the
higher officials, who had begun to find that Il
| further extent Of revelation might become in-
convenient, by giving them more work to do
than they could well get through for some time
/ to come or the circumstance of the attempt
at assassination having been made, can war
rant the truth; the assertion of the murdcrer'S
selfdestruction may be no more than rumor.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

The FAILURE of Jacob Little, the famous stock
broker of New York, and we believe one of the
owners of the Duly Times, is announced in
this mornings paper, He has been n very
vcnturesomc, and heretofore remarkably sue.
cessful operator in money. lie narrowly escaped,
if we reco!Iect right, some time ago, from being
crushed out by combination of brokers against
him
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

The juvenile Prince Alfred was received at
Bethlehem in the most wonderful manner. 1t
is stated that the whole population in their pic
turesque dresses turned out to see and welcome
his Royal Highness and his numerous caval-
eade rode through crowd of eager people, men
in their red and white turbans, with hoIi5ay
robes of scarlet cloth, women and girls in dark
blue aud red, with gold coins On their heads and
bracelets of gold and silver on their arms, on
every terrace and roof, and many prayer of
God preserve him to his MOTHER" or "God
Iengthen his days" was heard in an audible
voice by the bystanders in their vernacuIar
Arabic. One man even ran forward and spread
his garments in the way, but the Prince, with
delightful tact, turned his horse aside so as 10
avoid treading o" them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13
A Fanatic REBukED-oLD GroD,Ncs GROWING
BLooDTUIRsTY
From the New York Times. ]


The IIoa. j. r. GiddingS reverses the ordinary
rule and grows more vehement and bloodthirsty
with advancing years. He has written letter
on the Oberin rescue, which surpasses in tru-
culencc anything we have recently seen even
from the most ultra of the Radical Abolitionists.
He thinks the persons who rescued the Fugitive
should have hing the slave-catcher vino came
in pursuit of him This is the only point in
which they failed of their duty. Chose pi--
rates" says Mr.. Giddings, "shOuld have been
delivered over to the coored men and consigned
to the doom Of pirates, which should have been
speedily executed, !" "Iad the prisoners creeu-
tel the save-catShcrs promptly, it would have
taught tie administration a lesson not soon
to DC forgotten" Mr.. Giddings does not forget
the partisan even in his philanthropy.
Mr.. Giddings' letter furnishes startling proof
of the absurdities into which a man, naturally
sensible, may be led, by riding one hobby and
nursing one idea, all his life. lie has come to
regard the rescue of fugitive slave the chief
end of man-and considers all other objects of
human ambition by the side of that Us mean
and pa!try. He evidently supPoses that the
whole country shares his mania on this subject
and talks compaceutly and confidently about
the pcnplc rising in their might and overthrow
ing Government, provided the State Courts Of
Ohio prove unequal to the OCCASION" Mr.
Giddings is an old man, but he will probably
live long enough to become still wiser.