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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13
Ayers CsthaTttlo Pits,
F06 Al TIE FU6a95ES OF 4 TaaiILY Pai5IG

ron AL tbs tU1lJJ GF lEall-i FdiCiG
are so composed tha- disease wiehiu t,o range %
their action can rarely Hjtb~taud ogc Eale lhyu.
Their penetrating properties search. aAt cleanse
aud iuvi@oratc every portion ct The human or
CaEism, correcting IFS diseased action. "uL .c-
storing its healthy Vfalirtes. IS "a c.u-agu
of these properties. the ioHs..l who IS bowed
down with pain or physical debility is a-.un.-a.l
To find his health ug cHel-E restored Hg a remedy
Al once So simple aHG inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday COM
plants Of every body. hHt also uais tsrnI is.-
bile and dangerous diseases. Tho agent below
named Is pleased 20 llluisi gratis my American
Almanac, containing certificates Of their cures
and directions for their use ia rG fo.,o1.us COM
plants: tssti-a4.ss. Iis1fhs.1, tlsTAl.tf Cf.s-
3HJ ffo8, d'saff.sH S'am9rf. AaHsaa. id.g s,i.a7,
PUN "a u4d .7Lsfjtd {eaefou u ft- Eeggls, Fiat
u1efcy Loss ~ 4Iprfita, .Jfua2irc, and other
kindred complaints arising from l"W state Of
the body or obstruction q its functions.
DO not DE usi oi hy uT.#riu lF.-t Dealers with
some other pin thrv na'ze more prof., oH. Asa
for AYERS PILLS, and take nothing else.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13
Acknowledgement.

joins MUBGIsH, Sec'y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-27

An At IeiAIuh Ia HE sale a TIMBER ph the public
lands.
s a saaef-d - House Al Ryrtsca4itrfs,
Ii y4.laGsrs asssaabisl, a i0ilHws
SrtIra~ !. I ho taHs agent - trfchN aeiLou&ed 10
grant Ierts individuals 10 cut AMI hsui pine spuise,
aud uuihst a'u an, lands uwHe4 by tT state
sf,.Gsa av permits shall h. zfaned t. anf
aue tu44sd44 company, with liberty Ia emFit5 more
than sit 81 tsaas.
So " p,r,n srputgd ~ aforesaid shall he
ftfr t., the crs ~ or perans obtaining EXCEPT
f Tie lf!4e securing pa, msHi 1r nipPiios advanced
f,t uefatt uadcr the and attsmpt IT Transfer.
etref Tor parp.e shall operate IL render VOID the
fiehts attempted a. he tIanfterrsd.
-rrr a. \ uiainagu ptre far thuusanl feet, board
measure stall be nted h, agent trKad Ia
Il. value and hauitag dtsanee aud wheH there
Ar. s~veTa apc timber the land gent
snail sei the the hige-t edef, nrst
giving least thirty day, public NOTICE a the ns aud
place If ale.
shall be rgFed bond to the and agent with sat
sftrhrx surnIirs tho a4 meat 81 is -tHmplEe and
let the Performance 81 all the Conditions 1t the permit OF
contract
So = All timber under permits, a. Aforesaid,
stall be and lhc property et the state until the
siampaFe paid M tHil.
-rrT Z ia zach "a br empay Cd under f#rmits
A. snfrsa,i le.e shall bo paid advance. iu tln land
arept tN dfii4rs which fnun-y stz h" the Pt7Pet ii
the ssta pfpt.d, live privilege EsHtsd ahaot sgs ret
nis shalt be improved utiIrf"tse u's amount - ad
stall he allowed payment II the zIaaase IN hHal sef
Element
sEer : The surxsY callers sha hs appointed ~
II. {aUd s.eat an4 shall he sworn Ia the iAHtut DIS
,barvs Il their dat snail calv a umher cat under
peru~ granted Aturesatd -usuGtrhl the cutting 81
Inc same make Ia the tAui agent 81 the mum
-t quality ,he logs cut, whether Ia e " not aud
the numher hastI measure, ADD shall SEQ that
The lumber b. cat clean and WithaIi sIIip waste
Approve March 80, i5tD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-27

other tses. all enelaHfcuts al lees Costs
tabtt proceeding ptsres Il 4d cont shall be
and pld into The county treasury Tor The Of said
county.
SseT = The Feyerntf with the aiyee Of cuuncii may
spfnt an auditor fr sa r"Hutr whose annual SALARY -
hundred dollars 10 he raid bv the IT sad
from the rnnny treasury quarterly payments
the DAYS IanuaS Apu july aud uCtuher His duty T.
To aHt and allow att accounts aud claims against the Gown
ldted aud allow Ell b. the supreme JUDICIAL court
and to make til purchases ef said ruuny including blank
books and ziannrC and he shall keep areauut 81 all
purchase aud all aud claims by him allowed.
aud publish once each statement of the financial
affairs and condition Of the county. No payments at
counts nd claims he made by tie CuUntH
une, allowed by the auditor the supreme Judicial
Srcr. r The said county commissioners cannot con
trar any loan VI debit behalf al die county without the
wntteH consent st The auditor
Strt T. All and parts uf acts inconsistent with
THIS act. hereby repeoied
srer Tht. sinai take effect from aud after ap
prevail by the governor
(APpro, ed March 70 l5to@
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-27

Az ATT IN Rtos,Ie f3r ih- compensation Of the County
Commissioners, and tlf The appointment ~ an Auditor
and b.. oAlpvasaiun tor i4e c1aGlE ct fehpn,e't'
b. 4 ,Aaofs4 BY fht SeHaf. and IisIs y RTgseRi4-
flf.s "a I~gisiafars aSssatitf, az follows
~Is4tav !. Instead ct the compensation De" PAi
The rlabs al The e"atN q" fenph-eot uts
.s h. t,d IA ct -ais county ft' 'hc csdn
IL tf~-r, an salary 1t hrrc han frd dollar each
m qstsrl, aas m-us. tho dr-t DAY 1T Jahnaf April
Js, ana BctaB~r abt addition, each nav be- allowed
Ten rent- ~r uie mite he travel nSef niy
M m each term attend the regular sessions VI court but
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-27
An ACT relating to Grand june.
B, 4 eaaeief by n. S,aai, aai HauIs e Rqvsstsii

Be 4 Saafef by the Sez1s aHf H2ts e. hfIFsstA4i-
,sr,, "a Lrglsl4fa-e G.ssnhtef, IS follows
Snrr4aS hen graud Juty ha- been drawn + serve
a, now prayird by a sud the nHHer II JHr'rs hail ts
reduced hy DEATH disqualification or nom aay cause what
ever justice Of the uprcne JUDICIAL euf pa 'stl TINE
~ "a Y4c4toH NAV NeuiEie. u he issued iuf al
adj 6uaI number II juror he stall drcin necessity
AMI uri ecae- shalt he served at least ttr day before
tig time AZ which the jgruF drawn shall sc ordered To-
aegd court zrd The juror thus ifaNu sud ao,ihed, shah
-rryr o. ths fssni 0t The year ar wc the If4 was
til the effect aud poWefs It thet hat been
Originality drawn ard snail be subject 20 t3e same habit
tee.
SCR Al acts ani parts u irt, iHronsis.sHi It'll
r4 ari are steb, repeated aHd int act ,bal take eject
ani be ia force shaft be approved by the sErfnuf
Approved March 10, lslo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-27
PUBLIC LAWS OF THE STATE OF MAINE
1860

AZ SET relating the justice. ii the supreme Judicial
rnur
r. faast,3 ~ Hppss II Representation
y-r,tls.arr as4epAft + ioiiH W.;
~ NJ seo 81 the supreme judicial court u
lrpr 4aes from sitting and hearing aHy al
kisi # anY winch the eHtniy tn which
such asttec may reside property. may have IN
such
sre4 . Thi. act shalt take effect when apprese ed.
Approved March ~, 1901
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-27


bt u eH.ttd " nc Ssaahs ana f2ass ~ hfI1'',A!a-
htss, Esga!afaJc assent ri, as iuiIuws:
sKstioN ]. NAsueycr thr ina ar and aldermen If
cify or seieeinen 1T any n, ae5 daa notice
Whiting the ui aHs burnt dtitpilttcd IT tnEer
oi building and aitrr hearing the shall al
mdEe 20 be To "a" uetghboFhoud,
dangerous and record order. fbiHg
bat disp ttun - alteration shall be made thrru
such provisions hoy stall deem necessary and
ihrfrHn1n It shat he the duty the city clerk
deliver ct4s 1t sirh HIef n constable. wiu s3a serve
,ur n an ner with an aussied copy thetee make
turn 81 h,s d,ucs thereon 10 sa clerk iauhUfih II
Application shall Re -upfriue Juirt court
~ Istce thereof a. IS hereinafter pravul,d. the rssur
aud aldermen 4 .ser Huen IL s4oH ,st
~ @pi'afze VIII uet ntist, iiH a't = ,e ''','s
-h' he tr'Nia ~ INC ''h - I"h ny Ab'' 81" i' It ""'
PAD YUM h'tp Gays ast ati'4hu tass as o. -
e'.t e' s"tH P''N'" w a" a. '' w i''' t " "
use, -. $3.50, ~, 80, ..,gt., -,
- ~, ,gi,.n =, ~ br.t s,t,t.n ~ ts- a., ma,
-. H. tke .sffe,r tt5r,t r5nrt If m rSs5r IN N.
- IN ,s,sb .4ab ,,raf +. t-.ad ~ Ia aat rtsffre
49, a., ,-,t,t H., mn, nd .tif n r.gff or ,,ttea
IN s,tfs..tb gta, :, sT,,nf tr p4. Il, f.,ue r. h.
- n, tb4 st.ffH m the anne manner A. D.. mr..
,td n, et,, Ten II ta e,plirrnth IN it,er Il the rs
- i,,5fz a., fzss,I - fb- Ian, fti of a4shwaVs
-b .,s he tysae y,.fhin nv i1y a!ter .c
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-27


annually between the m" tbs ii May and September by
OF commissioners appointed by virtue at the act
which = additional. nd ~ the duty nj the
inisstunets annually III the month q! May give
weeks nafcc place. Of fiein viii
tend for the purpose OF Hskng such examination 10y pub
Shueui the paper and the extent Of the
according the discretion at the commissioners
making and the compensation for his he
pad by the railroad corprahnns i"r winch Tie service Is
performed PEE ely, aud after such annual eN1niua-
shall make certificate certtitIug
such has been made, and also briefly de.rrtb
ng the condition et the ruah aud roBg sloek, eiIy
the the cers u the corporation Hrt receiving
compensation his and the shall
file such certificate IN the otre o tie secretary al state
before the hrst dsy each ear and II any
railroad corporation shall neglect 10 SAID
tuu to be made, to pa! said commissioners Ia hio
refhcBte such ehtfrafnn shall tuet aud pay
ina~nd d"af- to he recovered ~ an Won OH the rase
one a L. tire &" the state and one hail 10 the person
ior the aad tic pfesiden aud directors Of
any railroad corporation guilty OF such neglect stall not
allow any pa tram Ia FHR oyef the farad, and If
any such passenger traR run the president
tors ui such ref,nfaon shaH he habs personally t5r all
damn rs~ouei by any deoct -atd Rad roll
furniture Of which thry are hy law nnw liable bu
sach hty docs not relieve and discharge the railroad
Cooperation.
stctI Iftbe commissioner ini- any defect or detects
therein, upiuIpp render passage IT
such hazardous, either q" the Aforesaid
haIi pr, tia mutt, the superintendent president
director Of auS iezsee trustee OF ershu other
fhaH lbe tutlofalnu n.nnIng such
defect dcicrt-, and require the party notified show
shy the should MT he repaired.
part, neglect- appear the iarc
quIrcd, appearing does mol show the
ton ct why defect ur de-
be rcpaIrei, said board shah
eutsr Writing they may deem Hrtessaty r the
II 81 the p4be and ,.aIi copy thereof
4P4u person notified present the hearing acag
ia bohA oi the eort"ra"n lessee, trustee or Peron
nus trans ON said road.
slct. j. Awards or orders made by sad board under
thu uuH scnH of TIN, act shall bud and include
I'D temptations and ali pcr.ans running rams
any until set aside by supreme judicial
curt uutet scron thErd OF the act To winch THIS act
additional.
sncr ) u any railroad eetferatinn lessee trustee or
other person running trans or any taroad shall
ri st1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-27

Be- Il ~ M SeHafc ard HoAs II RFresatsrss IN
ffytssa,Rrs assfaIt.d. f1iiuNzs
Srrrtu~ The Of the county at Som
e1sr shall have exclusive u-drtun IN ali matters feia
pF ferries between tho cuintie~ at sumsraet and Men
Hah~c
scr. All parts Of acts inconsistent with this
aoi are hereby repealed
Approved March -, ls6o.l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-27

AN act establish The salary Of the Recorder Of the
Municipal Court 81 the civ II Portland.
b . ,szred - tts 3a4 Rsase = Rsreeatstres
EFrtS,atzrr as4raab'ta. II triipws.
Tho rrarierp u the municipal rnrri - te cv ~ Port
4ud snail receive annual sl'arv II eirt hundred Dol"
LAT. from aud the day Of January The year Of
mn iri Eighteen hundred aud sixty instead II the
nov allow Ell rs law.
Approved Mafrh 70, lsGot
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-15

GREAT FmE.-The tules west of Yuba
City were on fire during part of last week.
The Appeal states that the spectacle at
night was grand beyond description.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-15

BEACH WHALING.-A small whale was
harpooned and towed to Santa Cruz beach,
q few days since.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-15

BELL Men DowN.-The Butte Democrat
says that heavy bets are being offered in
that place that Breckenridge has beaten
Bell in this State. No takers.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-15

FEROCIoCsLY FOoLIsH.-The San Andreas
Independent says that Breckenridge man,
who voted in one Of the rural precincts of
Calaveras county, was presented with a
Douglas ticket by Douglas man, with q
request that he would deposit the same in
the ballot-boX. The Breck. man waXed
wroth, and tearing off the heading of the
tcket-whch contained only the names of
Douglas and Johnson-leaving the names
of the four electors, he walked up and
"sunk" his ticket in the box, saying ma
liciously, "there, d-n you, don't take me
for fool Douglas man.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-15

SENATOR BROwN on D0UGLAs.-The cam
paign is now over. and there is nothing to
be gained or lost by panegyrics upon Doug
las For that very reason, we present our
readers with the following remarks made
by Mr.. Brown, of Mississippi, not long ago
at Hazlehurst, Miss. The people who have
supported Douglas in the contest, should
know of his true worth as estimated by a
political opponent Said Senator A. 6.
Brown:
"The Governor spoke of Mr.. Douglas as
unquestlonably the most intellectual man
now in the United States Senate-as =
statesman of firmDess, integrity, and con
sistency-and that the charges made against
him of being renegade, an apostate. &c.
we're unfounded and unjust. He stands TO-
day where he has always stood on the Ter
ritorial questionable Gen. Cass. the
father of squatter sovereignty, and the De-
mocracy, as party, stood up to the seces.
sion at Charleston and Baltimore. AL
though be differed with Mr.. Douglas. vet
he thought the prosecuted individual was
about as honest as politicians generally get
to be, and he would do him Justice, though
the heavens fall /"
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-15

LECTUREs.-The Revs. w. A Scott. T.
Starr King, d. B. Cheney and NJ. C. Briggs
intend giving course of lectures at Napa
city, commencing on the 2Ist inst.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-15
Aerada Democrat.

HoMuCIDE.-On Sunday week man
named Stafford killed another named Lutte
Albion, at Cave City, Calavcras county.
The circumstances of the affair, as related
by the San Andreas Independent, are as
follows:
A short time before the killing trans
pired. Stafford, being in liquor and Albion
sober, they had quarrel in a house, when
Albion pushed Stafford into the fire, keep
ing him there until he was somewhat burn
ed. Parties interfered separating the two,
and rescuing Stafford from the fire. After
The separation both of them went and arm
cd. Soon after this they met. when Stat
ford drew and fired, hitting Albion in the
mouth The shot ranged backward through
his neck, causing death in few minutes.
Stafford then made his escape to the dense
chapparcl near town, whittier he was pur-
sued and surrounded by some citizens of
the place. Mr.. Benz. Fuller Of El Dorado
was the leader of the party who arrested
him. Stafford is now in Jail awaiting his
trial.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-15

MoNOvILLE PREclNOr.-ln regard to the
anticipated vote at Monoville, the Sacra-
mento News is Informed by private letter,
that both Douglas and Breckenridge mes
senSers were dispatched with posters and
tickets in regard to holding an election in
the district, but on meeting at WoodfOrd's
at the mouth of Carson's canon, and being
advised that there were not over twenty
persons in the district, all Others having
left for the Esmeralda mines, the messen-
gers agreed to burn their posters and tick
cts, and return without attempting TO make
an effort to elicit the political procliyities
Of the district.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-15

WOODEN MArrREssEs.-A machine has
been patented for making mattress flling
of soft wood split as fine as horse hair. The
machine, the material and the complete
mattress are very cheap; and the filling is
said to be better than any other in use.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-15

SHARP TRADE.-Tha Contra Costa Ga
zette has heard of a fellow in that county,
who agreed to vote a certain ticket for five
dollars. lie complied with the agreement
but took the Eve dollars and bought five
other votes in opposition to the one he put
in-making gain offour. "on the square"
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-15

ON the morning Of the 18th October, a Sc
we're shock Of an earthquake was felt in
Maine. New Hampshire and Canada. The
shock was also felt in Cambridge, Jamaica
Plains, Charlestown and Newburyport.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-15

THE Shasta Courier says that Governor
Roop, of Nevada territory, visited the sane
tum of that paper last week and gave infor-
nation that the Indian difficulties were all
quoted, and also that Winnemucca says he
is no longer in condition to fight the
whites and desires peace.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-15

SILK MAKING IN THE UNITED STATEs.--It
is is estimated that there are Sc silk manu-
factories in the United States, the entire
value of which is $4,000, 600; and the annu-
al production is valued at 100000
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-11-15
9tljsrrJlancous
Ralph Farnham.

This venerable Revolutionary patriot,
the last surviving soldier Of tho Battle
of Bunker Hill, whose residence is in
Acton, Maine, recently paid a visit to
Boston, and on his return home he ad-
dressed a letter to one Of the Boston
papers, of which the following are ox-
tracts:
Though am in my 1O5th year, I am
not past usefulness; split my own kind.
ling wood and build my own fires. [
am the FIRST one up in the morning and
the first one in bed at night I never
sleep or lay down in the daytime, but
rise at five and retire at seven; and this
[ continue summer and winter | have
always been temperate, and for over
thirty years past have not tasted a
drop Of spirituous liquors or even cider
1 was never sick in my life so as to re-
quire the attendance Of a physician.-
About 2J years ago l broke my thigh by
| falling on the ice, and had a surgeon 10
set it; but this is the only time a doctor
ever attended me-
1 live on plain farmers diet drink
tea and coffee, aud eat a very light sup.
per, never eating meat after dinner.
have no doubt it is owing to these ab
stemious and regular hubts, and tn,
avoidance Of medicine at all little all
ments, that my life has been SO long
prolonged.
l voted for General Washington for
President, and have voted at every Pres
idential election since; and hope to vote
at the next, This is the duty Of every
| Christian freeman.
This letter, which my grandson ha.
written at my direction, have careful
| Iy read aud approved, and sign it Will
my own hand.
RALPH FARNHAM.
We are pleased to add that the ven
cradle patriot cast his vote Cprobabl,
the last he will ever give) for the Re
publican candidates, Lincoln and Ham
| lin.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-11-15
Hints on Happiness.

If we wish to be happy we must be
good, for happiness dwels in rectitudo
ofconduct.
BE content with little bekind to all;
love to stay at home aud improve IT,;
work according to your strength and
keep things in order. When you work
have place for everything and keep
everything IN its place.
When you hear Of a neighbor being
sick, and helpless, visit their abode and
lend hem your aid and sympathy.
N,ver tell falsehood, nor carry tales;
for he discipline plainly speaks against
tall. bearing. What is a discipline for,
five do not live up to its rules2 If we
prefer good in the place Of evil, and
seek for it in the right manner, we arc
sure to find it.
Shun all evil company, for "Birds Of
one feather, are sure to flock together, "
and Every dog is known by the compa-
ny he keeps"
five make one mis-step we are sure
to fall into worse one, and at last a
big evil seems but little one. We are
blind in our own mind, and cannot see
our own faults, when we are led so far
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-11-15

STATE OF OHIO, HIGHLAND COUNTY, IS.
HDI ESUANT 20 the command of order for sale
II from the Court of Common Pleas, in and for said
county, and tn directed, will offer Ht Public Sale
at the dour of the Court House, in IlilIsboro,
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1870
between the hours of o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p NJ
the following described real estate, tO-wit:
beginning at hickory uurthrustury corner to Tot No
%, and running thence with line of said lot S. %. W.
100 poles O the Ccurr ut Plum ut point where the
Ripley State road crsr said run, tU am elm, two poles
from said point, g. 2i- W. thence with the line Of lot
30. lG S. SO E crossing Plum run several times, l.u
poles tO two dogwuuds, u0rhwscTy corner 10 said lot
so. los houcc with liuc of lU so. 81 ". 2i2 T.. III
poles 90 hickory, nnrhcu-tcrly corner 20 lot No. l4
thence with the line Of lot No. , a. GG 3p W. l3O poles
20 the beginning, containing lOl ucrcs more or oss
Valued at S275O per acre.
To be sold in pro6cediugs for Partition Of Real Estate
wherein George Edinfrld, 10y hs next friend, William
Albert, plain tin, against Diuah Eluhold, widow, and
others defendants, lease No. lll)
Terms of Sac.-Ouc-th cash, one-third I'm year.
and one-thrd u two years from the day of sap the de.
icrrcd payments to be secured by notes and mortgage
the premises sold. r. W. SPANGlR, S. II. q.
WIN. NJ MEEK, Atty.
October 18th, 1860 octl8w5-pfs6
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-11-15
IbC BOmC GjrtIc.
LFor the Ncws.
The Education Of Youth--Our Union
Schools.
LEEsBURd, Oct, 1860.

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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-11-15
RALPH FARNHAM.

Murderers have escaped from the hal
ter frequently in New York, but now
they are allowed to do their work with
perfect impunity. The Times says the
pretense that Legislative enactment
has left murderers without punishment
has been sustained by the decision Of
the Court of Appeals. It appears that
the Legislature, inexpert in legal nice
tics, fancied that in repeating a previous
statute relative to capital punishment.
the common law penalties Of the crime
resumed its full vigor. The Court de-
cides otherwise. IL finds the power of
the criminal tribunal to end with the
sentence of death. The time for
inficting the sentence, after a certain
probationary period, and the mode of
execution, are left to the Executive; and
the Bench declares this uncertainty to
be fatal to justice seeing that the CON
vict has none of that assurance Of pun.
ishment which is the essence and force
Of penal infections. And so the Judges
decline to try offenders, because Of the
novel and startling provisions and omis-
siOns Of the law.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-11-15

.of our country can be convoniently ed.
ucatod grow up to become q blessing
to society, an honor to their parents,
and an honor to our country.
A FARMERS BOY.