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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26
Pittsburgh, Feb. 20, 1856 -2m. . 'A4' 20 o0A'
Carpets. Oil Cloths and Mattings
FRESH arrival at the 4th St. Carpet Store of
w ID. & Ill. NHcCALKM

THE subscribers respectfully announce ,bo, thev
Il have just completed their orders for the
spring trade and are daily receiving part of yery
large stock. Of Carpetings Of every description
consisting OF Velvet and Brussels, Superfne and
lngrains, Iwied, Plain and Common Venteti,ns
with every variety Of Cotton ana low priceL Car.
peiing, Floor Oil cloths from to "a feet vide, ol
different alties and prices
), Also, Window Shades, Table and Piano covers,
all of which we will sell as low as they can nos.
siby be bought IN the city.
w. D. g. HI. McCALLUM,
march 5, 1856. 4th st. near Wood, Pittsburgh
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26

EE7J. Davidson, SteubenviIe. keeps
one Of the best and largest assortment of
hats that we are acquainted with. See ad
advertisement in another column.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26

REMOVAL Our friend Jesse H. McMath
has removed his office to the room formerly
occupied by Gen. Bostwick on Market street.
To his clients and all others who need any
legal advice, we would say that we do not
believe they could do better than to trust
their case in his hands.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26

EEThose that wish their stock of Horses
improved. are particularly referred to the
advertisement Of our friend ] J. P. johnson
in another COMMA The Captain is one Of
the best horses that we are acquainted with;
and as horse fit for all purposes, we be-
.lieyo his equal would be hard to find.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26

MARRIED - On the 3lst Of January,
1856, by David Bower. Esq, Mr.. JOHN N
EroNEMAN and Miss MARaAnET M. VANKIRK
all ofthis county.
On The 1lth inst. BY Rev James Day,
Mr. ELIJAH CRiM and Miss SARAH BARNEs
all of this county.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26

R9-The first arrival . new goods in Cad.
IL this season, is at the store of Hatcher &
Brother. They are receiving the largest
stock ever brought to Cadiz, and are sell
ing them at fair prices.
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25oEgGWays Ointment.
GRqND EXTERNAL REMEDY.

q III " EhIE RyNyIi REMEDY,
By the aid of microacopa, we see millions Of
ite openings on the surface OF oNr bodies Through
these this Ointment when rubbed or the skin, is
carried to any organ or inward part Diseases Of
the Kidneys, disorders Of the Liver and affections
oil the Heart, lniamlti0n OF the Lungs Asthma
Coughs and Colds, are by its means otectually Gu
red Every hons wife knows that salt passes ireely
through bone or meat ofany thickness. Thisheal-
Ing Ointment far more readily penerates through
any bone or teshy part OF the iung body, curing
the most dangerous inward complaints that cannot
be reached hy other means
ERGSlPELAS, SALT RHEUM & SCORBuTtC
uuMO8S
No remedy has ever done 50 much for the cure
ot diseases of the Skin whatever form they NAV as
sunte, as tins Ointment. No cases oi Salt Rheum,
ScuIVy, Sore Hcads, Scrofula or Erysipelas can
long Withstand its influence The Inventor has
Travelled over muny parts OF the world, visiting tho
ptlnclpie hospitals, dispensing this Oinnergt giving
tdVice hs TO lis appIicHtion and has thus been the
means o restoring countless. numbers TO health
SORE LEGS SORE BREASTS, WOUNDS g.
ULCERS
Some of the most scientific surgeons now re[v
solely on the use OF this wonderful Ointment when
having to cope wi tn the worst cases of sores wounds
Ulcers Glnndular sweli9gs, and tumors Professor
Holloway has by command ut the Allied Cavern
mehs dispatched to the hospital Of the Iii ST. arre
shipments OF this Ointment, to be used under he
direction OF the Medical staff IN the worst cases of
wounds twltf cure any ulcer, gEandular swelling,
suttncss or contraction OF the johns even 9f2o years
standing.
PILES AND F1STULAS.
These and other similar distressing complaints
can be et!ectuaiy cured if the Ointment be we'll
rubbed in over the parts affected and by otherwise
following the printed directions around each pot
Both the Ointment and Pills shod
be ased IN tie foNoving cases:
Bani'ns lumbago Sore Legs
Burns Mereurial Erun. S,re Rrs.o,s
Chapped Hands tions Sore Heads
ChiIblains Piles Sore Threats
rlStuiaS Rheumatism Sores OF all
Gout salt kheum kinds
Skln Diseases scalds Sprains
Swelled Glands Sill Joints Ilcers
Venercal Sores Wounis Of all kinds
~" SoId at the ManutactoIies OF Professor IJol
loway 50 Maiden Lane, New York and pa Strand
London, and by all respectable Druggists and Deal.
ems Of Medicines throughout the Uuited States, and
the civilized word, in Pots at % cents 62K conts
and 81 each
~ There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
B. Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are affixed 10 each Pot
March Y, 1856.
S1-JOHN BEALL, Cadiz Ohio, is the only arthor.
lied agent for the sale of the above medicines in
harrison county.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26

E7-From February Is, 1855, up 10 last
Saturday, March 20. 1856, Judge Turner
hasissued one hanlred and eighty three
marriage licens. oas hundred and eighty
three couple either m mlde happy or misera-
bic. Just think Of it.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26

REMovAL.-0u friend Kerr has removed
his tailor shop to Dewey's building up stairs,
opposite Hatcber's store, where he is pre-.
pared to receive the calls Of all those who
wish their work done we'll.
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Lost

Between Cadiz and Wilson's Steam Mill,
or between the Mill and Hopedcle, on Wed
nesday. March 10, 1856, black port Mo-
ME. containing six dollars in Money, and
some papers that would be ofno use to any
person except the owner. ANY person find
ing the same, and leaving it at this office,
shall be literally rewarded.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26
A1iagOg3a Colts

THH0SE persons indebted to Moses Handey, Jr..
IL owner fthe Hiatoga Horse, Of Hopedale, fiar
rison county, Ohio will please settle lie same with
H. b. Handey,as as he IS now travelling through Bel.
mont and Harrison counties tor that purpose, as
my authorized Agent and will be at S. LEWIS
Hotel occasionally anti! all the outstanding accounts
are settled
N b. The celebrated Trotting and Rackine
Horse Hiatoga, will be kept this season at the Sta
Die OF ). LEWIS, 81. Clairsvi le, elmont county
Ohio, and also in Cadiz, Harrison county, Ohio.
MOSES HANDLEY, Jr.
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Notice To Teachers.

THE Board of Exnminers Of Harrison county.
i Ohio, will hold meeting at the McNoefv
Normal School Buiidings,3 in the village oi Hone
dnle, on he last Saturday, or 29lh day, of March
1856, for the examination Of Teachers, under the
'act to provide ior the re nzaiion, &c. az com
mon schools, passed March IA, 1885, III
Byiorder Of the Board.
March IL, 1855. ], B. CUMMINGS. 1,rk
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Samuel Fahnestoek.

Samuel Fahnestock,
importer aaI DeaIer ia Foreign
n. Domestic Hardware,
No 80, Wood Street, between Diamond Allev and
4th Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
ne subscriber Is now opening large and exte.
siVe assortment Of Hardware, imported dree,
from the Manufacturers;--amo which are knives
and forks, Pen and Pocket Knives, Scissors lea
and Table Spoons, Mill, Cros-cut, Circular and o.
ther Saws--Anvils and Steel Grain and Grass
Flames, Files, Coopers, Carpenters Cabinets Mil.
wrlghts and other Mechanical tools, &C., &C., all
OF which will be sold on moderate terms.
SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK.
Pittsburgh Feb 90 1856 -2m
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sf-a4Tsz5. - 5T4=a-A Nuiume is graduate o. one
|. !. !. !. ] /. .
sAa[Ss> NJ '. of The iirs: medical schools
- 4 n <ss.5a in the United States, and
4szsz I'm - = having devoted quarter OF
= ~ :sssfsts century 10 the slaIy and
g. k2Ft ~ treatment Of Syphilis and
k@E TNV - Sindred disorders as spe-
i: t[N SzE ;liiy, he hns become pos.
VH $50 ! sessrd OF most invaluable
slssSs, jSSs So information in regard 10
80 ~ the same, and is able 10
S-S cam)ress into wade mecun
compass the very luiniess-
fnre CT medical science on this important slbect;
the result OF ii experience OF ho most eminent
physicians in Eurt pc and America is thoroughly
demonstrated in his highly succ 3ssiul practice
in the treatment OF secret diseases in many thou
sands of cases in the city Of Philadelphia alone
The practice OF Dr. inter has long been, and
still is literally unbounded. but at the earnest soii
citation OF numerous persons, ho has been induced
to extend the sphere Of his professional usefulness
10 tue country a large, through the medium OF hIs
Medical Manual and handbook iOr the Allie
ted
1t is volume that saou!d be in the hand of eycrv
family IN the land, whether used as preventative e
oi secret vices guide Tor the alieviatiun Of
Of the most awful and destructive scourpes ever
v:ited up1n mankind for the sins of sensuaily and
npuiiiy of every kind.
il Is q volume that has received tho UNQUALIFIED
accommodation OF the first physicians in the land
while many cefgymeR, fathers mothers, philnn.hFo-
piss and humanitaraus, have Osl freely extended
It's circulation in all quarters where its sowerfu
teachings would be likely to be instrumental in
the moral publication and physica healing of null
titudes ofour people, among the young volatile and
lindscreet, Otherwise the pride and flower Of the
nation.
Tee author argues particularly, most strongly
aga nst every speries Of sti-dehIelnent and warns
parents ond guardians in searching terms TO guard
the young OF both sexes from the terrible consequen
CAS- conComitant OF their ignorance OF physiolog-
cal laws and sexual impurities and rreguasities
whether exhibited by preco cions deveopemcnG o
arising from the vsciGus and cDrruptinr examnles
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26
Prepared by u. q. AYEFs, sea
Prae:ical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell. Msans Z

AeEETsF, Ecksteip, Jr., Cincinnati iohl, ResA.a
and DR. John Mclean, Cadix; j. r. n N ITs WastAd "
Harrisyille Cannon a HenderstH. New ,ktlsats< r.
J Brown, Moorciield; and by aiI dcaiars III Mtdl.
cine everywhere. E&gM w
October %, le55.iy H.
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. s. L ERGUSON, /,
Confectionery and Variety Store
Opposite THE tUBLlC BUILDINGS.
CAU1N CEa1U


q FERGU U5ON respectfully iniunns his friends
-, ttat lie has commenced business IN the build .
ing dire ctly opposite the Public Buildings, where no
offers 70 sale large and well selected assort,nont Of
coNFLCTIoNARIEs, &C., among which may be
found the following:
Common and iancyVundies Of all kinds,
Almonds, tiberts, ream and Pea Nuts,
Raisins, Figs, Dates, French s.urrants,
Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers,
Western Reserve and EnglisllNheese
Ground and Bark Cinnamon.
Pepper, Ginger Aispice and Starch,
Fine and Common Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff,
Pulyerized White Sugnr,
Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce,
Combs, Porte Monies, and Pen Knives,
Visiting Cards and Envelopes,
Watch Chains, Keys and Guards,
A fine lot oi Common Jewery,
TOYS OF all descriptions,
ay- AS he intends to sell cheap, he hopes Mis-
friends and the public generally will favor him with
tlieir patronage.
w Country Contectionarios can be supplied D. lis
establishment on the very best terms.
ClIsAWl4S, Broshea, Bay State d 'i'hbii i large
- stock at reduced pricesat NletADDENSf
lsct 81 '55
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Paper H0ngsR .gs.

VIZ u ure enowreceving one Of The largest and bes,
w selected stecds Of Wall Papers and Border
ever before offered Our stock Is ali new this Spring
and comprises the lntes and best style. il consist
n part OF hall papers OF new ond beautiful designs
Parlor, Dining Room and Chamber Papers, in every
variety d styls pnd quality
Gilt, Silver Velvet and eonluon Borders of new
styles. N4s
Transparent Window Shades, FiEH aud pain.
with PutnaTs Patent Fixtures Plain Green and
Blue and Figd Window BItnda and FIreboaf,i
Screens In Great variety Of patterns.
With an nextcnsve assortment 10 select from. ana
low PRICES, we expect please those who raay viv
as o call Y McDOW Il Co..
Booksollefs, Stationcrs and Piper poalerss Muike
March IL, 1886.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26
Mr.. GEIsELMAN.

We think that if Mr. Geselman sells at
corresponding rates throughout the whole
season, he will be very apt to have good
lot Of customers from this vicinity.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26

WHEAT.--We are giving, to day, 10 cash,
for whlte and red wheat 81 90; and for or.
dinary red So Gus. Rye SO cts. Corn 27
cts. Oats l8cts
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26
Price Of Flour in steubenville

The SteubenyiIle Union, OF friday last
gives the following as the price Of -four a
the City Mills OF that place.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26

Scrclula, and all other c1mpoints which
arse from Impure Blood and disaranged sGtr OF the
System
Ny Forest Wine is in large square bottles, One
Dollar per Bottle, or Six Bottles for Five Dollars
Forest Pills Twenty five Cents per Box Prochr
the Forest Wine and ills OF my regular adverii-
gainst countereit and spariots articles
q. W. HALSEY
General Depot, No. 81 Walker Street, New York
Appointed Agent IN Cadz. JosS BEaLL.
Feb. 20 1886 .ain
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"HsIsRT's foEf 81 NiNE So universally is this
Medicine approved Of in this locaiiy an, 81 rapid
has been its sale within the last tlITee months, il
being never falling remedy Tor nearly all the dis.
eases tor which il is recommended, thar M Baker
druggist OF lhis town, VAS compelled to Is-oTisr
in a much shorter time than is usual in the case OF
many other Patent Medicines The Forest Wine
is destined from II excellent medic al quaiies to
become more popular than was ever any olier Med
irinA-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26

Sasis CHAMBER, 0sfs. .sryH sfsy yales4s asH
DE j. G, AYER-- llanored Sir have made a thor,
ough Rfal Of The CAraARrio rHts len Ae BY yaHe zssf
and have been cured by them of the dreadful Rheumaitlw
hinder which he found me zuafng The FIRST dAfafs ~ ~
heved me, and few subsequent d.ses have entireiy
removed The disease. feel in better hea aiw iAAR
some years beloEe which attribute entirely Il ilo elects
of your CAriARTIc Puts. Yours wii great steaet
LUCIGS B METGALF.s
Tho above are all from persons who hse pairiy known
where they reside and who would ot make these
Wifllnn
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PAPER IltNGING,Y DFpIyl Q

Removed 10 No 10 cotR'fL IS 81 Il. New 81, ~
Directly OPsushs thsa awes51ia dsisia1l iiss
The CrotoA Manufacturing Com. .
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-26
CURED IN THREE WEEKS.

NNW OH, JUIy IJh IS5j.
Jr &. w HAIaEr-l | res ido OF % Vestry street
in thit civ During tile last TWO years | have been
80 bud with the Rheumatism that my friends told
me tina; could not stand il through the coming win
ter My legs were dreadtully swollen. and suffer.
cd cxcruciunng pain. In tAis situation procured
your Forest Remedies aud took hoIh the Pills ami
The Wine according TO the directions L.. about
week began to cNi@Flence their good effects, aad
had not done tor eight months before.
NJ. LlNClt, 81 Fastry St. NY
Long Stan ling Cough, General Debility and Dron.
steal Disorder, Cured at q Avenue Z. New
York,
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pany

Organized in 1896 under the t;eiefaf as4nuf 2sr-f
ing Law Of the State ol,Sy.s 4 osBe = 81 tad
Offers az wholesale in qHnniies 70 o..iiI purch.srs
al Manufacturers Lowest f.i,cs, Is. "a ~ - ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04
VOL" NO. ELLSWORTH MAINE FRIDAY JULY a. 1856

ing and saying, "Oh, dear l can't get
this lesson. 1t is too hard,' but let
them go to work at once; and if they
cannot learnall, let them learn part, an d
the teacher will not find fault when she
sees them studying diligently.
When we begin to write Composition,
we think we cannot express single
idea. The teacher gives us subject,
and tells us to write just what we wonld
say about the subject if we were talking
about it. We take courage, and write
line or two to day, increase the number
to morrow, and by and by we have a
slate covered with expressions of our
own thoughts.
SO perseverance overcomes difficult
ties. M.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04
THE EM1oRANr's DYING CHILD
BY MAI. G. W. PATTON.

Father, am hunger'd give me bread
Wrap close my shivering form;
Cold blows the wind around my head,
And wildly blows the storm
Protect me from this angry sky;
sink beneath its wrath,
And dread this torrent rushing by,
Which interccpts our path.
Father, these California skies.
You said were bright and bland;
But where, to night, my pillow lies
Is this the golden land?
'Tis we'll my little sister sleeps,
Or else she too would grieyc
But only see how still she sleeps
She has not stirred since eve.
III kiss her, and perhaps she'll speak,
She'll kiss me back, ! know,
oh Father only touch her cheek
'Tis cold as very snow
Father, you do not shed tear,
Yet little Jane has died
Oh, promise, when you leave me here,
To lay me by her side
And when you pass this torrent cold,
We've come SO far To see,
And you 90 beyond for gold,
OF think Of Jane and me,
And then she babe them all adeu,
With one sad, silent kiss,
And sweetly smiled. when angels came,
To bear her home to bliss.
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ON PERSEVERANCE.

Perseverance is the continued pursuit
ofanv enterprise. 1t is an admirable
trait of character, and without it, no un-
taking would de accomplished.
PERSEVERANCE, does not attempt TO reach
its obiec. at single stride but slowly per
haps, and patiently wins its way until ii
arrives at the wished for attainment
For example, two men are travelling the
same road, and came to very high hill
Both are fatigued, and one says, Il can
not ascend this formidable hill" He
sits down, discouraged by the prospect
while the other says, II will try. lie
does try, and succeeds. In short time
he finds himself at the summit, and can
look down upon the difficulties that were
in his way.
Thus does perseverance conquer al
obstacles, and gives its possessor pnvi'
lodges which the desponding do not en-
joy.
When boy or girl is at school, a'''
have difficult lesson, they must no
spend the best part of the day in think
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''Let US Help One Another.

A man very lame, was little to blame.
To Stray far away from his humble abode :;
Hot, thirsty, bemired, and heartily tired,
He laid himself bown on the road.
While thus he reclined, @an that was
blind,
Came by and entreated his aid
Deprived Of my sight and unassistcd to-
night,
] shall not reach my home, I'm afraid
Intelligence give of the place where You
live
Said the cripple-perhars may know it
In my road it may be, and y yoaH carry
me,
1t will give me much pleasure to show it.
Great Strength you have got, which alas
I've not,
In my legs so fatigued every nerve is,
For the use of your back, for the eyes
which you lack,
My pair shall be much at your service.
Said the poor blind man, what wonder
full plan!
Pray get on my shoulder, good brother
see all mankind, if they are but inclined
blay constantly help one another
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04
ON EDUCATION.

A good education is one of the bless
ings of life, and the birthright of every
sound daughter of America. When a
young lady first enters society, if she is
destitute of the qualifications that edu =
cation confers, she is not appreciated by
her associates. and tho wealth, or family
position, or a certain tact, may recon-
mend hel for time, yet those who
value mind above all externals, will
gradually drop her acquaintance, and she
must either sink to a lower grade of So
cicty, or be content to spend her hours
in solitude. vainly regrctins her mis-
spent time.
In order to attain knowledge We must
study diligently. No great good can be
obtained by us. unless we have sufficient
energy to labor for it. That which Is
aouircd without effort. is not worth pos
scssing.
We should remember that society has
claims upon us, and We should cndcavor
to meet these claims to the extent OF oul
abilities.
The man whose mind is stored witt
knowledge, can instruct the Ignorant he
NAV be guide to those in humble
stations, and may have his name re-
membered with love and gratitude; while
he who wastes his early years In frivol-
Gus pursuits, must grow upln Ignorance
which is the parent OF vice, and be re-
garded by society as worthless being
who has buried his talents in the earth
and failed to answer the object OF his be
ing W.
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PARODY.

"Just as to big umbrella,
Ia the handle, when it's raining,
So wife is, to her husband;
Though the handle do support it,
IT'S the top keeps all the rain off;
Though the top gets all the wetting,
'Tis the handle bears the burden;
So the top is good for nothing,
Ii there isn't any handle,
And the case holds, vice versa"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

a FIsn STORY A fellow from the country
and little yerdant for the season, went into
an eating house in this city, the other day,
and after gaping about ten minutes or so, he
inquired what kind Of fish they had,
"llallibut, SIR" was the reply.
"Well bring me couple, and if they are
good I'll try some more!" said lie. How
many he afterwards ordered deponent saith
not. II Lowell Citizen.
What is the difference between butcher
and gay young lady? The former kills to
dress, whilst the latter dresses to kill
A Yankee editor, says; ''Thc march Of civ
ilizaton is onward-Onward-lik the slow
intrepid tread OF a jackass towards peck of
oats.
Tho New York Eve. Post says,
that the Fillmore National Climb, that
has recently declared for Fremont, num-
hers 5000
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Territory of Kansas.
An Act TO PUNISH {

AN Act TO PUNISH OFFENCES
AGAINST SLAVE PROPERTY.
Section l. Be it enacted by the Gov
ernor and Legislative Assembly of the
Territory of Kansas, That every person,
bond or free, who shall be convicted of
actually raising rebellion or Insurrec-
ton of slaves, free negroes or mulattoes
in this Territory. shall suffer death.
Sect. 2 Every free person who shall
aid and assist in any rebellion or insur-
rection of slaves, free negroes or mulat'
toes, or shall furnish arms, or do any
other act in furtherance fsueh rebellion
or insurrection shall suffer death.
Seet, s. If any free person shall, b,