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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

FUDDLED-Lest the reader might come to
the conclusion that our paper this week had
shared in the common visitation and blight, it
may be well to say that we are indebted for its
shOrn dimensions to the fuddled condition OF
our paper man. who while meaning well, did
not note the distinction between 36 4 3s inches.
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LAwroNs.-The prospect of a rich and abun-
dant harvest of Lawton Blackberres has been
essentially dashed by the late blighting frosts
They we're mainly just out of blow, and their
brown and deadened appearance, after such en-
cOuraging hopes Of putting to a successful test
their bearing qualities as to abundance and size,
is a sad disappointment.
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The Cooper Shop belonging to RHEvBEN
BuRSnAA, 10 Madison, was burned on Thursday
night of last week, together with bis tools. 1t
was the work of an incendiary.
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DIED..

In this village Thursday last, Mrs MARTIN OSBORN,
aged about 25 years.
In Ashtabua Nov. 22nd 1853 CHARLES E. son Of Hmm
and Rhoda A. Lamont aged year, MONTHS and days.
In Ashabula, May 29h, 1850 NELLIE E. infant daughter
Of Hiram and Rhoda A. lamont aged 10 months % days
In South Wilbraham, Mass, June srd OF Consumption,
WALLAC G. STRICKLAND, aged "a years. lie brought
home and buried in Morgan, Ashtabula Co, o.
In Lenox June 10th, FRANKLIN BAILEY, aged 81 Year,
In Plymouth, June Sd, WILLIAM A., son Of George and
Polly Curtner, aged years
In Monroe May l1th LILA L. daughter of Henry and sa-
rah Brownell, aged months
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The Railroad fare from Cleveland to Buffalo,
has been reduced to s4, frst class, and 50,
second class
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Masonic CELEBRATIoN - The Brothers oi
Rising Sun Lodge, No. %, Of Free aud Adopt.
ed Masons having resolved to celebrate the an
niversary of St John, the Baptist, on Friday,
june Gath, 1859, do hereby most cordially in
vite the Masonic Fraternity, and others who
may feel disposed to join us on the occasion.
An address will be delived by the Rev. j E.
FORESTER, Of Erie, Pa After the address, q
procession will form under the direction of the
Marshal of the day, and march to the sound Of
Music to the dinner prepared for the occasion.
N. B. Brethren will meet at the Lodge Room,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to organize
j. C. HUBBARD
S. II. HARRINGTON, r,.,. r.
J. TALI,MADGE Sohllttee Vl
J. A. TAIC0TT, 1''i8"seine"'S'
J. ALLEN.
Aehtabula June l6th
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hAfoLhuNs itehiy No1or guy y low
DR.. W. RoBAcK-Dear Sir For the benefit Of suffer-
ing humanity permit 70 announce through The columns Of
your circular the surprising properties Of your Scandinavian
Blood fufher and BOed Ps which sure cure Tor lnu
geson and Liver Complaint We have several persons In
town. who have been suffering with liver complaint and nd
geson and notwithstanding that have good ply scan
be found in Northern Ohio yet the disease baed their
skill Consequently were In state Of dependency until
we commenced using Pills through and BY the advice OF
our friend Mr. Brennan We used the medicine according to
directions and full OF life and hlarty, and graft
tude Is equal TO improvement In health and spirits When
we take into consideration what have been, and what We
tpreaent feel like charging ourselves Of the sin Of In
gratitude we did not try to announce TO the public the
great benefits Of your medicine Therefore, recommend
to the public at large the expedency Of having 10
your medicine and consequently In duy bound discharge
what feel 10 be duty in advising persons who suffer
ing az we have suffered to make OF the only true and
cure for the diseases already mentioned MRs. GwIN
MIS- BRENNAN.
Miss HEATON.
G. G. SFELMAN.
See advertisement lms93
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RArrss,. O. Nnr lasa

NANENNAl u NOV. INlI.
On. IT, TUBRsSir IL am glad 10 add my testimony to he
number Of those you receiving Il was after much ter
sUasons that eonsulfed you. Perhaps this may influence
other hesitatng invalid to seek relief your hnnds
During the Winter Of 1885, reduced unAbo
when strongest 10 sit at the table. Ny affection was said h
be disease Of the LEFT lung heart and stomach The cough
was very severe attended with shDrtheSs Of heafth night
sweat and swelling Of the feet and ances Digestion ~
feeble that could eat little ee thAn cracker during the
ter and for two successive weeks suhaied rice water
gum arabic water alone. Sinking turns nearly every
day, occasionally several day. deping speeeil
and sometimes OF sight Also Pallaon disiresalnR
The heart appeared TO stop al tines causing deathks
aon though the breath gone and the cFcnaien
balancing between m and DEATH hngeed until relief Va
obtained your treatment al that time residlna
at NOrtheId summit Co.. where the ercnmstanoes here
on known generally. ain now enjoying eobiorabf
health and though not vigorous many able 70 peI
household duties without inconvenience have uak-
cd two miles, with suffering nothing more than farua
at the tne The great benedt derived from your irsnnsul
and the interest have manifested Cor shall b held
In ereattal remembrance. IlespeclelIy, yenrs.
MKs. MANY "A. BAfEMAN.
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The June term of the Court Of Common
Pleas for this County will commence at Jefer-
son on Monday next.
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Our neighbOr HOWELL, advertises a new Sew
ing Machine in another column, for $35. See
what he says of it.
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NEW YORK MARKEr-June 10.

FLOUR-Market heavy ten cents lower sales 49Oo hills
at So 256 90 for superfne State 65@6 90 for extra STATE
24@6 90 for superine western 7O67 90 for common
to good western 1907 25 for do round hoop Ohio the mar
ket closing dull.
WHEAI-Du and dropping sales Of 1900 bus at 65 for
white Michigan 70 for red southern 75@ so for white
do ~ for amber Georgia.
CORN-Heay and lower sales Of "a 600 bus at s5D92c
Tor white southern 0Oc for choice Jersey yellow SS9Oc
yellow southern soc for sound yellow mixed western is
nominal at Soc
PoRK-Dull and heavy
BEEF-DO.
BgTTER-Dull 1901 for Ohio 14Cs2O for State.
CHEESE-Quiet at 4Gi91l.
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A new Time Table took effect on Monday
last, on the Lake Shore Road, which we insert
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FREsH FRUITS ALL THE YEAR.
The Ysomans rrall nallis.

For utility convenience economy an4 aIslI untfrnIIf1
Tor preserving fruits IN fresh atal II aaY c|IaQ |Hde
unite time ~haFing ueed thnrs Dotli1k 1nl lhl1
oeedingly oongenient and iull the thing uanIfdr
Joas J. TnoNAs. n Register a Rural AnaiINr
For description and pTiee ercular adde's a plopislnI
At walworth. Wayue Co, \. r. ahad T. q. fkoAAfd.
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July Appointments.
nR. II. TUBBS will be in attendance

AshtabuIs, Ashtabula House, Thursday. July 7.
Conneau5 fremont House, Saturday July 10.
Painesville, COwles House, Monday, july rs.
Warren, National House, Tuesday, July 8.
For consultation upon all diseases OF the Throat uncs
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels Kidneys Spleen; also
Dropsy Gnvel Rheumatism Nervousness Debility Dyspepsia
Female diseases Ague and Fever Fits Impurities of the Blood
EruptOns Cancers Ulcers aud all other long stand
ing complaints, both external and internal
For some ten years Dr. T. has devoted his entire time 10
chronic diseases treating thousands annually many whom
had exhausted every other within reach IN
mineral other POsO employed does hs saks sck
make Ue tear dOoa 20 bsdp a9a. The medicine
be taken with safety by the most delicate and patients may
main at home, and continue, with prudence, their ordinary
diet and exercise Many hundreds have the
treatment after friends and physicians had given up all hope
the ndspntabe evidences Of which always be furnished
luvalids however reduced despanR invited 10 call
and may be assured that encouragement Will be given
expense incurred whOuta corresponding prospect Of recovery
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BOYS SHoEs.-Mr. A. ADAMS, over the Post
oifce, is making style of Boys Shoes, that
possess all the characteristics of taste durabili.
ty, and economy. He gives his whole attention
to this branch, and intends, making it speciali.
ty, and intends keeping a supply on hand, ready
made, and to be ready at short notice. to make
them to order.
HOWELL, too, is domiced iu the same quar-.
ters, and will tinker up your understanding in q
substantial manner, without materially depict,
ing your purse.
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At State Line, the 10th ut, by the Rev. Mr. Gillett Of
COnneaut Mr.. HENRY G. WHEELER, to Miss, ELLEN E..
BROWN, both of Ashtabula.
In Cleveland, May 31st by G. H. Benham, ESQ Mr. LEVI
DANIELS to Miss HARRIET ~ HARMON, both OF Conneaut
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BORN.
MARRIED.

In Plymouth, April aOth, son to Riley D. and Amy
Willis.
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City Fire Insurance Company,
OF NEW HAvSS, coSs.
SHiia actualy paiu IN. .tleOOu
surplus OF over 49,. lOO,c0g
WELLS SoUTHwoRTH. Pes't Jas + BABcocK, Vice PraSL
LEVI B. BRADLEY, Secy.
Charter Oak Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
HARTFORD, Conn, JANUARY l, 1853.
Capital actually paid in cash. t3O0OO0 20
surplus on hand over liabilities 10000 %
RALPH GlLIETT, PreSt JOSEPH II. sPRAdUE Ssey.
New England Fire g. Marine Insurance Co.
Hartford, Conn.
Cash Capital, all paid In ............ -. S2O0OO0
surplus (no liabiltes) Of over ............. GOOO
NATHAN NJ. WATERMAN, Prest GEo. D. JEwKrr, seey.
Conway Fire Insurance Company,
CONWAY, MASS,
surplus over liabilities OF nearly. 100000 90
JAS. WHITNEY, Prcs't- DAVID c. RoaERs, sse,y.
The official statements the COMPANIES are duly FLED
In the Office OF the Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas and
also In the Office Of the undersigned.
Prompt attention applications from part OF the county,
The undersigned Is also Agent for the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company,
OF Hartford, Conn.,
the reputation and actual condition Of which Is not surpassed
by any company in the Union.
HENRY FAsSErT Agent
Ashtabula, May 25, 1859. sea
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NEW ARRANGEMENTwI

The subscriber having bought the entire Stock Boos and
Shoes Of d. Phillips formerly Of the Fisk Block He has
moved the into his store opposite Wells Fauk.
doors south Of Tyler Csllins store, the Sign nf
the Big Boot. lie hes also reduced e price Of his Work
below all competition. There IL umbug about H. He
bound TO sell little cheaper than the cheapest from this
te on until further notice. Call and examine ny work ard
price, before purchasing elsewhere, you wish TO NV
dimes Ny work. ae to quality and style will compar with
best In the place All kinds Of work made ORDER usua
aud warranted All kinds Of Produce taken exchange
Boots and Shoes Nothing that Merchants refuse Ready
Pay is what want and must have in order to sell cheap.
ly hand
N. p. Phillips.
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MO FAMILY at this day can afford to do without
IN Sewing Machine.
Their great utility is beyond question obstacle in
the way oil their general adoption want of acquaintance
with Inequality and merits the patents mark
et The confident representations Of interested agents.
sorry experience of those who purchased the single
thread ravcng machines the strength of those represent
ations have somewhat shaken the public confidence To
avoid deception, purchase should not be hastily made
without full opportunities for deliberate test of the respect
i've merits of the different patents One uneng guide may
able stitch taken Double 7SrsGd Lock aiek RaeSiss
is one that you cannot well be deceived in. The
Wheeler d Wilson'S Machine
is of this description, and for Family Machine has more
good points than any other in 1t has stood the test of
time and experience and occupies higher place in public
patents, and has no njuncOns hanging It, score Of
cheap machines have has responsible local agents to make
good all that claimed for it. and to supply every thing need
ul to keep 1t in successful operation Enlightened economy
and experience point to this the cheapest machine be-
fore the public Its advantages these, and any
wishes to test them before purchasing they invited TO do
I It's simplicity and beauty Of construction.
The excellence and neaness Of its stitehake both
sides, and its freedom from anything like velng
. erous cord on the underside:
SPeed-accaTacy and reliability at any rate of speed.
4 Economy of thread.
Porability-ease of operation and management
Quletness OF movement
Ready adaptation to every species of family sewing gath
ering &c,
The Hemme which has recently been added Il one of the
most serycabe inventions of the day. hem turned with
the same facility that ordinary stitched with
uniformity and beauty that cannot be approached BY hand Its
performance never fails to elicit admiration
Is pure and simple narration of Its qualities which
" o'eAg oie on acquaintance WIN the machne
M and mechanism is SUCH to make its preseuce
acquisition TO any ones paro For the truth of these
aIatOns reference had to tile families Of Rev j. NJ GIL
lett Dr. Harrington, L. Tyler Mayor HeDdry John Mans
field George G. Hubbard, Z. Q. Hubbard Capt J.. b. Hail.
Geo. W. Dickinson and Mrs s. b. Hubert ali Of Ashabula
Some Of these persons speak from than years ex.
perenee, and from comparison with Of the cheap
Chimes having purchased and used them until the conviction
was forced upon them that the sngethread yeling
chimes were not adapted to meet the wants Of the family
The testimony Of JUDGE MEIGs President Of the American
Institute is that" There but Sewing Machine and
that Is Wheeler Wilson s."
One Of these machines be In operation at the red
dence subscriber who authorised TO supply demand
for them In this vicinity. JAMES REED
Ashtabula, May, 1855.
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SHERIFFS SALE OF GOODS AND
~ CHATILEs Ashtabua and Geauga Common Pleas
March and June Terms, 1850
BY virtue Of three Wrts OF Fe Faeas duly issued from
said Courts and to me directed will offer for sale by way
Of public auction. at the
Residence of Thatcher Gregory,
in Harpersheld, AshtabulA County, Ohio,
On Thursday The 3Oh day Of June, A. ID. $50,
between the hours Of 10 aud O'Clock Of said day the follow
ing described Goods and Chattles to-wit.
Nineteen Cows being the described 10 chattel
mortgage to Harry Bishop from the said Thatcher Gregory
one dark chestnut cOloed Mare Mare Moving
Machine one two two Horse Wagon open caniaEej
one pair OF MhiietTees Cheese Vat; Cheese Press
five cheese Hoops thIeeouhs Of tsentyhree Cheeses Ia
ken 10 satisfy execution In hvOr Of Daniel Matthews W
Thatcher Gregory John RANSOM and Joseph Rodgers from
the Court Of Connon Pleas Ashtabula County Ohio dated
May lth A. ID. 1859 and also two other Executions from
Court Of Common Pleas Of Geauga County, Ohio one wherein
George Roberts Plaintiff and Thatcher Gregory and
~ Bishop Defendants dated June llh 1850 the other
wherein Eliakm Roberts Il Plaintiff and Jonathan Gregory
Joseph b. Rodgers and Thatcher Gregory Deiendan
ted June 18th, 1859 WM HENDRY, Sheriff.
sheria's Once, June 10TH 1859 2tl0SsasO
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60 TO LET.-The house aud lot situated
III on Pennsylvania Avenue, some ten min
utas walk from the business Of AshbuA belonging 10
HENRY RloHaoND, viii be rented for The current year on
plicati0n 10 GEO W. DiChlNSON.
Ashtabula, June 1859. asdt
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Soc nilrnriisnrnnr

HOf1iand's German Bitters. They are entirely
vegetable and free from Alcoholic Smuant all injurious
ingredients pleasant in taste and SMELL mild in their
operation, will expel all morbid secreons from the body give
bloom to the pad cheek aud health aud ygor TO the frame.
They will Dyspepsd, Nervous Debility Lrer Complaint
Jaundic Disease Cf The Kidnevs Constipation Piles Heart
brn Swimming Of the Head and E7iieriRg Of the Heart
They preparad by Dr. @. NJ JACKSON AIS Arch Street,
Philadelphia, Pa and sold by druggists and storekeepers In
every town and village In the United States Canadas West
Indies aud South America at IS cents per bottle 2w495
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A.htabuIn. Ma, 2slh. 1859.

II
ASHT,ABUL.s, ONO,
the authorized Agent Ashtabula County, Of The follow
ing named Insurance Companies which have complied with
The laws Of Ohio and authorized 70 transact business "a
this State
at the lowest rates Of responsible companies
years, and on property In villages at hir rates.
Losses hoBorablY adjusted and promptly paid
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II ATS & CAPS.-The latest styles on
Record at LUMBERMEN'S EXCHANGE.
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Ashtabula, Ohio, June lS, 1859.
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Mature is the great physician. This Is now ad.
medby the medical profession, fundamental principle Of
healing science II s wisely provided BY the human economy
that whenever anything wrong in the physical system the
natural forces Of the body brought 10 bear to exp the dis
ease The great aim therefore, Is 20 strengthen The natural
powers This has been kept in view by the sku compound
Of Dr. j. HOsTETrERs bers which operate to give fresh
vitality to all the organs Of the body The effect Of this med
cine upon the stomach the liver and the kidneys prompt
and decisive The patient who wise enough to quit dggng
and try the Bers feels as IL he had taken lease
Of life and as he continues the the article he is
joyed to find the streams Of health coursng through his Frame
Let all from whose cheek the bloom has Departed give Dr.
osteter celebrated Bites trial Sold by druggists and
dealers generally everywhere See advertisement In another
column. 1u403
Woods Hair Restorative. Prof Wood, the
renowned dscoverr Of the invaluable Hair Restorative s
continues TO labor In behalf Of the afflicted
His medicines universally admitted by the American
press to be far superior TO all others for causing the hair
the head Of the aged that has been sefed many year
forth with much vgor uxurance as when blessed
with the advantage Of youth
There can be doubt that IL is Of the greatest dscov
cries In the medical world It restores permanently gray hair
TO It's original color and makes II the beautiful silky
texture which has been very desirable in all ages Of the
world.-St. LOHis Morning Herald.
Sold by all good Druggists. 3m4S4
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IN THE STATE OF OHIO, I In the Court of
Charles Stanton,
/ Henry Sheldon,
Charles Nc Dougal lThs,
Henry Reyes,
| Ira White,
Henry p Reyes Defts.
The defendant Henry Keyes will take notice that the
eighteenth day of May 1852 The said plaintiffs filed their
petition the said deiendants setting
forth that at the October Tes 1858 of the said court
the plaintiffs recovered in ~ Court Judgment against the
defendants Henry Keyes AMI Ira White for $3.50 6SlOO
That execution has been issued upon said Judgment aud the
returned unsatished and that there due the plain
tGs said judgment ,575 34lOO with interest the
2Sth day Of March, 1859 That the 23d Of February
1855 the said Henry Reyes for the purpose of defaudng his
No. and 10 In tract No in township H. In the hr
range Of townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve and
parts OF lots No. land in tract No. in said townships that
said Henry p Keys knew of such fraudulent purpose and
oeed ad conveyance TO elect the same And the prayer
said petition that the said lands be sold to satisfy the said
Judgment
the said Henry Reyes further notified that unless
he demur to said petition brore the 23d day
July 1854 the him viii be taken for confessed
aud Judgment rendered thereon e seeSTdingy 3D. g. p.,,,
Dated May 18TH 1850 ewl9ls5 80
CHERIFFS SALE REAL ESTATE.
10 Ashtabula Common PIqas-Mareh Term 1860.
shearer and King,
Calvin Woodwork.
Bv virtue Of vend Only issued nom said court In the above
case to directed will offer for sale BY way Of
Public Auction, at the door Of the Court House
in jefferson, Ashtabula County, and State Of oho,
Saturday the 18th day July, A. ID. 1852
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock Of said day. the follow
ing described Real Estate, TO wit
Situate in the township OF HapeEhed County OF Asha-
bua and State of ohio aud bounded and described as o
lows, to-wti
South BY tho Road running East and West past Calvin
Moodworths House, East BY Road running westerly 70 ,ne
River past Riley WOodworths, North BY lands Of Riley
Tonshp saving and reerng ak OF Land In the
ter of d lot boundod south BY the East and West Road
belonging 10 Asa WoOdworh containing BY estinatlon after
deducne the aid six acres the said Asa woodwOh fhlr
ty-hve Of Land.
WM HENDRY, sheIiG
sber-s Oaice June 9Th, 1859. 6wi0itf rs
- TO LET.-The house aud lot situated
| WI a.. DonncuIuanin A rnrna anma ten min.
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Homo Insurance Companr,

0''1O "''0111 'I''oN OO111P''FJl
Office Nos ll2 ia broadway, N. Y.
Cash Capital, all paid in ............ S1,000.000
: surplus over. .......... soolnt
CHARLES MARTIN, Pres't. A. r. WIlMARrn. vice n.
/. MILTON SIXTH, Sec'y.
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Committee of
Arrangements.
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BY JAMES REED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-01
pron the Fi=cat,.c Democrat o! liih Frhrua
The OPPOSITION CONVENTION.

Yesterday was the time fixed upon for
"Hhils and AH.cricans to meet in Richmond
and try that oil -Democrcy-ln vio-
lation Of wcll.known Constitutional law, which
SAYS that no man shall be tried the second
time for the same offence. The Wings and
Americans, after long years Of toll, in collect
ing and manufacturing testimony, regardless o'
defeat in the past, and the sure prospect OF dc,
feat in the future rally every four years ana
organise new cour; 10 try Democracy. 1t Is
a great blrlnler in tins court. TO submit the
case always to the same jury--'ht Pe'ptt-
who, to a man. have expressed their opinion
before the court sits, and that opinion has al
ways been in favor OF the prisoner.
The last court before which Democracy was
tri.d resorlcd to the expcdienrof swearing the
Jury. but the rascas wouldn't stay sworn, or
acquitted the prisoner, at any rate. after they
heard the speech of the prisoners counsel,
Hon. Henry A. Wise, who, be it known unto
you MessrS. Wings and Americans in coun-
Gil assembled will be pronounced President OF
these United States, BY the same jury, in 1860.
There can be no doubt of the harmonious
deliberations of the Convention, since it is
known in advance that they have but one thing
to do, besides. perhaps, the passage of few
non .committll resolutions Their only work
beyond this is 10 select victim for the siau III
ter at the Spring elections. We take the liberty
OF suggesting the name Of Hon. j. NJ Bolts
lie promised to die long ago. but has ever slnc-
obstinatcly refused the martyrs crown ana
voluntary exit. We are not the enemy ol
Bolts. We look upon him as one OF the cleve
rest men in the State, and do not believe thl'