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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17
JUNE II, 1859.
The Relation of Negro Slaves to the
Government,


We publish this morning un important
docIslon by Judge Tauey. containing tho
rotations ana responsibilities of negro slaves
to- tho state and national governments.
The Judge decides,
lst That tho Constitution of the ITnitcd
States recognizes slaves us persons, and ma
such they arc represented in Congress.
2i. That as persons they Ure, in MANY
instances, at least subject to certain liabili-
ties, and invested with tho rights CORES.
ponding to those liabilities, in tho Same way
that other persons arc.
81. That among these liabilities arc those
which render them amcnablc to trial and
punishment for crimes and mslomeanors !;
and among these rights is tho right OF legal
protection against personal injury
4,h. That tho Constitution of the United
States also recognizes slaves as property.
9TH" us property just as the rights
OF tho owners Ut any other description of
property are, " the rights of the owner arc
entitled to the protection of tho law" Tho
rights of the owners of slaves uro not put
above the rights Of tho owners of auy Othur
species of property. Tho one hayo the
same sources of redress in case Of injury
opened to them as the other.
The opinion of Judge fancy is clear,
positive and OF great interest, and will COM
mand general attention.-I Indianapolis Sem
tIHct
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17
Court of Common Pleas.

lhe Court of Common pluas for this
County has boon in session since Monday
OF last week, and will not adjourn until to.
morrOw.
q few civil casos have boon disposed of
tho present torn, but mono of interest to
tho public generally.
The Grand Jury, which was in session
throo days found indictments. as follows ::
Against John EIdrdge, Seth EIdridge and
VIM Reed, for selling liquor; John Rock
ataiIow and Edwin McElwarno, assault and
battery; John Mutt, assault with intent to
commit Il rape; Bradley Bates petit larconv.
BuckatoIlow aud Mc'Elwnino plead guilty.
The former was sentenced to ten DAYS i'm
prlsonment on bread and water, and to paw
hne If $40. and costs; and the latter was
4 flied Si5 and costs.
Horaco Dayton, indicted at former term
Tor pclit larceny, after a jury had been ON
panhoIed III his case, plead guilty but has no
yet received his sentence
TpO casQ OF tho State of Ohio W. r. r
Beach, went to tho Jury on Tuesday eve
ming, and after remaining out all night, tho,
failed to agrco, and wore discharged. A.
but two days hcyo been assigned to crimrna
business, this caio will not DO triod ugair
until tho next torn of Court.
Since tho aboyo was written. tho Cour
has rendered Judgment in tlno cnsc Of r. Z
Ranncy and A. IL. Thrashor vs. tho Com,
miSsoners Of GeaugH County of 1920 for
tho Plaintiffs. In deciding this case, Judg,
! Wilder oyorruled tho claim of Du. llamil
ton & Mixer of $500, and of c. T. Blukos
Ice. Esq, Of 800, for services in the cas-,
of Hiram Cole. lIo held that the County
Is holdon only for services necessarily ron
Gorcd in tho trial of the case.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17
Punishment for Crime in North Caro-.
lima

A correspondent Of tho New Haven
Register gives us some insight into tho
manner in which criminals and dulinuucnts
arc punished in tho "Oid North State. -
lle writes
The administration ofjustice in North Car
olina is much loss mild than in many of her
sister states. Having no State Prison the
old punishnonts ot tho English Common
Law arc still iCtljctGd such us branding,
whipping. cropping lilo ears. &c.
"Ou beautiful May mCrhiug ! strollCd
into tho temple where the goddess of tho
sword and scales and tho bandagCd eyus is
supposed to preside. In ono OF the pas
sages | encountered the High Sheriff Of
tho county. carrying a tinkcr's furnace in
ono hand and what seemed to mo n solder
ing-ron IN the other On inQuirng whose
gndo wiius pans he was going to mend, ho
informed me that ho was about to brand u
man who had ust boon convicted Of bigaIny.
A curiosity which was ashamed of but
could not resist led mo into tho court room
| found it crowded In few minutes tho
Judge entered, and taking his scat upon
tho bench, tcih hs hat on. Judges hero sit
cOUrrcd) ordered the crier to open the
court. That important functionarv thUn
stepped to an open window, put out his
head, % yes cd thrcn times, and the Hon.
the Superior Court was opened III duo form.
Tho prisoner was then brought in by tho
Shurlif and an assistant whercupon his
counsel moved for a new trial. on tho ground
that tho defendant had huen unable TO pro.
euro tho attendance of all his Witnesses
His honor inquired if no could giyo the
requisite security. On being answered in
the negative, Then said his honor, lot the
sentence Of the Court be executed forth.
with Tho ShoriH and his Deputy thrn
blindtOdod tho prisoner tied his hands, and
bound his head firmly to tho bar Taking
the branding iron from tho furnace. the
Sheriff applied it rcdh2t to no right cheek
of tho blgamst, burning plain lottcr b, All
inch and half long, and nearly half an
inch dcUp. The prisoner was !hon remand
od to jail, where his head and hands were
introduced into tho pIlory, and forty
stripes save ono were applied to his bare
back, after rhc1 he was discharged.
Every jail in North Carolina is provided
With "A whipping post, stocks and pillory
Murder, rapo arson, burglary, and all the
higher crimes aud msdrmeanUrs, are pun.
ished with death manslaughtcr by brand.
lug tho lottcr NJ in tho right hand. The
cougicts hand is bound to tho bar, aud the
branding iron bold upon tho palm until he
can say God save tho state three times
theft and minor offences By whipping,
standing IN tho piIIory, or sitting IL the
stocks"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17
Large Orders from England for Amer.
ican FIREARMS,

Tho largo quantity of firearms and gun
making machinery already furnished to
England from American work shops, proves
to have bueu tho precursor of more extend
cd orders. The Now York Journal ocCom.
nerce says
We lcarn from NJ L. V. lIaughwout.
agent for tho AmCs Manufacturing Com
pany, that orders were brought out by tho
last steamer from England for the mmodi-
ate construction OF largo quantities of
machinery for the manufacture of tho most
approved American firo.arms and that tho
same have boon put in hand for execution,
both ut Chicopce, Mass, and other large
works, offering tho NODDED facilities. Tho
agents OF tho British government bearing
those orders also bring largo instalmcnt of
sterling gold and arc unrestricted as to the
amount OF work to DO done. The American
machinery already in England is worked
up to its uilcst capacity, turning out SOW.
eraI thousand guns per month, under tho
direction of wOgkmen from tho shops of
Chickopce.
Tho journal refers TO a new rifle cannon
just invented at Chicopcc, aud successfully
tOstGd. IL says:
Tho remarkable accuracy finally obtained
is shown by the fact that three balls icerc
''''O'" 'f' O"S" ttt SHWc Fe''OiHttOH, WIN
only triiiug variation, at tho distance of
half milo. Tho target was placed on the
slope OF Il hill while these experiments wcru
IN progress, with the suppOsltiou that tho
resistance offered by tho target would pre-
vent tho bali going much bHyoud; but a
messenger brought word that damage was
being done two miles further off. Balls
were then fired so that they struck into the
earth comparatively short dlstaccc from
tho target, and Oh being dug Out werU found
shattered by the concussiOu.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17
A Permanent Institution.

for several months past, an elderly rCn.
Hcman by tho namo OF Harry w. Cook, has
resided in this village, nt the expense Of the
County; ana it now seems to bo settled that
lie "'li tarry with ms, in dignlod oase. du-
ring tho remainder of his natural life. Said
Cook, we arc credibIy informed claims title
to piece OF land in the adverse possession
OF MIR. David Bundy, OF Parkman. lie
ayers mat, some twenty years ago, tho then
rlghtIul owner, Simon Perkins, told him
that ho might have it, and therefore that
bundy Is trcspassor. Having manifested
disposition to destroy tho foncos. and
othor"lse annoy tho occupant, complaint
was mndc against him, last winter, before n
magistrate, aud, refusing to enter into honda
Ior go0d behavior, he WAS committed to
Jaii ilo was discharged, at the March
torn of sho Common Pcas; but, making
threats of renewed hostiitius, was apniu
committed. llo now positively refuses ei-
thor 10 give bonds, or mako any promises of
better conduct in future Tho Court has
too much regard for It's own dignity to SUIT
Ior itself to DO uncorcmoniously bIuliud OF,
and so ho Is permitted to remain 10 custody.
II Is proper 20 s:ato that Mr.. Cooks ;" con.
hnom"nt,' which he bears with manly forti.
tnd9' IS made as light an aAliction as posi-.
be- Our sheriff, who evidently entortuins
no lcars that no will escape, gives him the
privileges OF Tho town, ana our citizens gon.
orally show him tho consideration duo to
his position, iIo looks finely, and we have
40 long boon accustomed to soeing him out
on rarol, that We have come to regard him
as one Of tbo institutions of the County.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17
Death of the King of Naples.

Ferdinand III. kIug OF tho two Slcllics and
OF Jerusalem, Duke of Parma, aud hurcdi.
tary Grand Duke OF Tuscany, just doad, was
u bourbon. lie out llerudud Ilerod In his
cruclies to his subjects, ant in the suffer
ing upon his doath bed. llo has for mouths
suffered the most awful tUrmunts, his body
absolutely, 1t wo may believe the English
papers, decomposing whlo no lived The
scrOiuid, which is part of the hereditary
portion of tho Bourbon family; manifested
itself in hidoous ulcers, by which no was
durUurcd. ScrOlulOus ubscessos in tho legs.
arc as hereditary as crowns in tho Bourbon
family. BOnapartU is said to have com
planned of the uusaTory condition of tho
palace, when ho returned from tho islo OF
Elba, owing to iho diseases OF the BuurbOus
who had infested it,. The condition OF For
dnanG on his death bed. is thus described
in letter published in Paris:
The King has been for three months
covered with abscessUs which cause him the
most horrible suffering. Never, says one of
his doctors, did victim Of tho iuquisition
suffer such fearful torture
For weeks hU is said to have been ono
horrid purifying mass. The brain alone re-
tanned It's vigor. Ills physicians hold out to
hun no hOpu of lie, but he needed them
NV A"S OPo eout W Hiu-pi iOOaOly IN
acknowledgement of his hospitabio recrp.
ton ut Gacta in l84S-some relics and n
piece OF blessed shirt which arc supposed
to have miraculous gifts.
Ferdinand was in tho Grtioth year of his
age, and was twice married and leaves
eleven children.
Tho successor of Ferdinand is Francis n.
sou Of thu late Klug by his first wife. The
second wife plotted assiduousIy for her
Oldest son, who is said to uvIncu faculties far
superior TO tlusu Of his elder brother, who
Ia represented as tho tool of the Priests,
educated in convonts and kept retired from
Tho world.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17

The BRIDE or LAMMERMooR. BY Walter
scott. With u magnificent sicUl Portrait
of tho Author, with hIs Autograph under
il. One of +. B. Peterson & Brothers
cheap weekly issue oI Wayery Novels for
tho Million,
Tho worldwide reputation Of tho Wa.
verify Novels viii insure ready sale of this
cheap edition, and provo, wo trust, remune-
rativU to tho enlorpiisng publishers. 1t il
cOmmcndhblo to do any thing that will
even IN small degree, stay tho present
raging appetite for pcrucious light reading
BY satisfying iho cravings of those who do
slro fiction with somG of tho hc7lthicst q: its
order, it is.prcrcntlug evil, aud ncgauvcly,at
least, doing good. Tnore arc no works Of
the Imagination which can so cfTrctunlly
accomplish this Rs tho novels of Sir Walter
Scott. They, 20 >say noteing more, arc
harmless. 1t is oven astonishing that
through so many volumes thoro should be
found so little that religion or morality
would diSapprovo. For beauty of style, CO.
pousnsss of expression, vividnosS of de-
and interest of subject, scott
stands in the foremost rink. His works will
be read always with interest, aud not uufro-
qucntIy with profit, Ono volume is issued
evOry Saturday, and each ono is got up in
n neat sty 10, all of the Same sizo. and aro
printed at tho rate OF 2J cents "a volume. or
tho whole Iwonty six volumes for fivo dot
81 II
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17
What the Press Saw,

"Cosnr's" ENtcrminut0rs uresinyaluaLle rem,.
dies Tor clearing houses Of ali sorts of vurnlin.-
With all confidence we recommend them N T.
Duiy STATE Rtgiyirr.
"COstnr'gm remedies for all domestic nests such
RS Rats, Roaches, Bed -Bugs, Ants, Flous, &c,
are invaluable; we eau speak from actual know.
ledge Of tnUlr merits Druggists and Dealers
should send their orders early, II they would secure
trade in them-N I JOarHat
| shall write something about your Extermina.
tors, us | can do 50 with propricty. They are
selling rapidly here AMI destroying oil veruiin
FiD. Banner, fayeue, Mo.
"DEATH TO ALL VERMlN."
AS SPRINj approaches,
ANTS and RuAcHrs
From their holes come cat
Aud NICE and RATS,
In spite Of Cats,
Gniiy skip about
BED.BUaS bite
You in the nilht,
As on the bed you slumber,
While INSECTS crawl
Ihro' chamber and hnil
In squads without number,
II II TRULY WONDERFUL WITH VIII A'c
certainty Rats, Roachcs, Mice, Molcs, Gronnd
i;hlce, bei' Bugs Ants, Moths, Mosquitoes Fleas
insects on Animals, in short every epecics of Yer.
mln, are utterly destroyed and extsrnlinated.
"CoSlar'% Rat, Roach, &c. ExlerminatOr,
" COStarN Brd.Bng EytGrminator,
"COStars" EIeCirh Powder for Insects.
Supplied dntct, by mail, to any address in the u
states, ~ tuows:--
On receipt ot$l, box of the RAT Roach, &c. Exr
On receipt ut 50, box each OF the RAT, RoAcT
&c. ENr. and Electric POWDER tsent postage
pall,l sufficient to destroy the yermn OH any
premises.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
."C05rAR's' PEIyc!PAL DEroI, +3O BROADWAY
New York
PS-Crculars, terms, &c, sent by mail on up.
plcntan.
90 WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR WESTERN PENxI
OHO, INDIANA, &c T.
AT Pitt4uurg, Pa, b, l.. Farncsock d Co, and
others.
At Cincinnati, O., John d. Park, and Others.
At Indianapolis, Ind, Il. Browning, and others
April /, 1889. 4slsw
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17
Nature is the Great Physicinu.-.Tb,

Nature is the Great Physicinn.-.-TMs
IS now adFiY9i by tho medical profession, us n
iundamentst Prihciplo OF healing sickness. Itis
wisely pF&Ad y the humon economy. ,ha,
whenever dgtelng is wrong in the physical sys-
tenn, the nata& forces of tho body are brought TO
bear 10 expel the disease. The great aim, there.
fore, IS to strengthen the natural powers 1hs
has been kept in view by the skillful compoundors
of DR. J. HOSrEFTER'S BITTERS, which
operate to give fresh vitality to all tie organs or
the body. The effect OF this medicine upon the
stomach, the liver and the kidneys, are promp,
and decisive. The patient who is wise enough 70
quit drugging, aud try the BITTERs soon feels as
il he had taken new lonse Of life, and as he con-
anues the use OF the article, he is eyorjoyod to find
the streams of health coursng through his frame
Let all from whose cheek the bloom has departed
give DR.. J. Hostetters Celebrated Bittsrs trial,
Sold by Druggists and Dealers generally, every.
where.
@1- See advertisement in another column 400
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17
Extent Of the First Frost.

BY our exchanges we arc enable to reach
the boundaries Of the district of country
touched by tho sharp frost OF Saturday
night last. Boyond tho parallel Of Utica on
the Fast, Lexington hy., on the South, the
damage seems to DO slight. AS tar AS hoard
from Westward, the crops are moro or less
Injured but We havo few or no reports
from the North, above Madison, Wis, by
which VIZ judge of tho destruction in that
direction. Probably. however, rs all vego-
taiion ahoVo this latitude is but Htl.e
advanced, the damage is small. The mosi
productive part ut the Cuntinont is that
upon which tho blight has iallun--wlth what
consequences. Cauuot now DO told
In Ohio, Western Pennsylvania, and New
York, tho effects OF tho ircezs uru much
moro serious than Indiana, Illinois, Wiscou.
sin, and Iowa, else tho reports ars Cxagge-
rated. We do not apprehoud. however, that
in any locality tho damage to tho wheat and
corn is irrcpsrablo. Wherever on low
ground piece Of wheat was just in bloom,
it has been baIy used up; aud throughout
the whole extent of country from which we
have any intelligence tho growing corr has
suffered moro or lcss--uOwhuru severely
enough, as NO now believe, to mako rrplant-
ing necessary. But tor all this the loss is
lmmrnsG--so great that il can bo computed
by tens Of miIIIons!- Chicago Press
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17

SENATOR SuMHER,-The correspondent of
tho \, Y POst IN lntter from Europe
dated May 18th says: met, at Turin, the
Hon. Charles sumner, who soomod in
excellent health. In answer to my inquirios
upon the subject, he affirmed chat he was
quite woll and intended TO go'to Paris to
get tho fdt of his physician, when no would
sail for the United States, purpOsing to re-
sumo his Senatorial duties, found that
oven away of here he was known, and was
gratliled to hear u person near me state to
his friend that the tall gentlomsn with the
gray coat was a celebrated American orator
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17
NAPOLEON, Henry Co.. O, july : 1898

NAPOLEON, Henry Co., O., July :. 1858.
DR.. G. W. RoBAcK Dear Sir For tho
bencat OF suffering humanity, permit Us to
announce through the columns of your Cir.
cular, tho surprising properties of your Scan
dlnavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills
which are sure cure for Indigestion and
Liver Complaint. We have several persons
in town, who have boen suffering with Liver
Complaint and Indigestion, and notwitb-
standing that we have as good physicians as
can be- found in Northern Ohio, vet the dis
case bHflled their skill. Consequently We
wero in state of dependency until wo
commenced using your PiHs, through and by
the advice of our friend, Mr.. Brennan. WO
used tho medicine according to directions.
and are now full of ito and hilarity, and our
gratitude is equal to our Improvement in
health and spirits. Whom We take into con-
sidoration what We have been, and what wa
are at present, wo feel like charging osr.
selves of the sin of ingratitudc, if wo did ma.
try TO announce to tho public the great
benefits of your Medicine. Therefore, va
recommend to tho public at largo, the or
pedicncy OF having recourse to your Medi-
cine, and consequently, as in duty bound
discharged what We feel to be our duty. in
advising persons who are suffering as We
have suffered, to mako use of tho only true
and suro euro for the diseases already men.
toned. MRs. GwIN.
MRS. BEENAN.
Miss. HEAToN.
G. G, SrELMAN,
Soc advertisement
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17
EDITORIAL SUMMARY.

THE Free Democrat is tho title of now
FREQ Labor organ just started at St. Joseph,
Missouri
FELE1 SANCHEZ, of New York City has
been sentenced to execution on tho 22d OF
next month, for tho murder Of his wife.
THE extensive cabinet waro factory of
John Faknor, OF Livingston ST.. y. Y, was
burned OH the night OF the l0th. Loss $780,
600
AT Now Orleans, on the 10Th, q duel was
fought with swords, by MomuS and Burton,
in consequence Of political difficulties Both
wcro wounded.
A ST houls Court recently awarded the
plaintiff in an action for breach OF promisG
800, ,OOO damages. The defendant was a
rich old bachelor.
Tue Supreme Court Of California recent.
ly decided, in the case of citizen Of that
State aud Chinese Benevolent Company
that idol worship IL not forbidden by the
Constitution.
The Seventh Annual Exhibition Of the U
S. Agricultural Society is to DO hold in Chi
cago, on the l2ib OF September next.
G. NERzER, an old and respected citizen
Of BothIehom, Ia committed suicide on the
10th inst, by shooting and hanging himself
lIo was dcraAged by sickness.
The proprioiors OF thu San Francisco
Bulletin have been fined 300 each for pub
fishing the confession Of Mrs. Sickus
California morals arc evidently rising.
A LITTLE girl, six years old. daughter o.
Perry q ToIcs, of Troy, n y, fell from
tho balcony of tho Cataract House at Cohocs
a distance Of eighty foe:, aud died from the
injuries received.
The Congregational Association of Mich
gan have takuu strong grounds against til,
uso of tobacco. Tho General Association
of Illinois have adopted rule that no younl
man shall be received or retained as u bcne
hciary OF the Educational Committee, wit
is addicted to the use of that weed.
The Legislature Of New Hampshire elect
cd on tho lOth inst, tho following Stat
/ Officers State Treasurer, Peter Sanborn
/ OF Concord State Printer, Asa Mcfarland
Sonier editor ot tho Concord Statesman
Warden Of State Prison, John Foss, of Cou
cord. There was much competition for al
thU offices.
A BOY, l3 yOars Of age, committed suicide
in Highland County, in this State, on TIN
, 9Th, by shooting himself Depression O
spirits and melancholy aro tho alleged cause
The Market Street Baptist Church, O
GAINESVILLE, has expelled Deputy Marshal
Ezekiel j. Cox, long ono of its dcacons, fo
completely with tho fugitive slave case il
that city.
The steamer John Lnwton exploded nea
Savannah, Ga, on tho night OF tho 7th, kill
/ ing tho Captain, Pilot, Assistant Enginee
aud John s. MonhoIon, a passenger, and
man named Gotty of BarnwsIl numbc
were scaidcd and bruised, some of them,
IS foatsd, fatally. Tho number Of killed. en-
missing is oisht. Tho steamer is totu
loss.
A WAsulNGroH telegram stktos that
owing to complaints from tho English au
thoritlcs Of tho lncfliclency of eur Navy il
carrying out tho treaty stipulations for tn
suppression of tho slave trade, Presdon
Buchanan has determined to send to tn
coast 0! Africa and Calf Of Mexico AL tn
guns nov bsing built vt tho several nav
yards. Wondur if tho President has soriou,
ly determined TO suppress tho African Slav
trado
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17

CATTLE on RAILROADS About ono.halt
of the accidents on Railroads result from
caro!ossness of farmers and others in per.
mltting their cattlo to 90 upon the track
Tho number of animals killed in this way is
very large. In New Jersey few days since,
sheep to tho amount Of $4,000 in value
were dcsroyed by single train. Almost
daily We hear of trains being thrown from
the track, aud property m tho shape of cars
aud locomotives destroyed from this cause.
on Friday morning last one of the locomo.
tives on tho Allegheny Valley Railroad was
badly smashed up by running over COW
upon tho track. Every engine on our long
eastern and western routes kills from ten to
twenty animals year, Notwithstanding the
utmost efforts of tho engineers to prevent it.
Ii is strange that tho owners of animals will
not properly secure them. 1t would be vol
for owners of live stock along the railroad
lines to recolIect that they are liable to very
heavy damages for any accident that may
brtnll train on account of ihoir cattle
being on tho Pillsburg Post.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17

~ Last Tuesday afternoon, as A. l..
i"Aor, Esq, Of PanosyiIlo, WAS in tho
m15i OF an abIo aud effective argument in
dc''NcA OF Beach no suddenly tainted, in
consequences OF tho oppressive state of the
atmosphere OF the crowded Court .oom. and
was unablo to conclude. Heis gtiII ouite
indispoSod, Those who heard tho opening
of his argument, speak Of it in tho highest
terms.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17

GoprY's LAul's BuoR for July is an in
torestrg number, aud not exceIed by any
preceding ono, ,m tho beauty of its illustra.
'ious, We furnish this Magazine aud the
Democrat for $3.50 per nnnum.