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SUICIDE On yesterday mornings
down, train from Chicago-due here at
2 O'clock-a melancholy case of suicide
to~ok'place. A woman, name unknown,
jumped from the window of the saloon.
The cars were in full speed, and she was
instantly killed. She had with her four
children, At the time she made the ia
tai Jump the cars were two miles west of
Sturgis. From a stIangeness of manner
exhibited by her during the evening, the
passengers think she must have been in
sane. The children we are informed,
have been properly cared for by the
people of this city.-Toledo Com.
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A STRANGE HIsroRf.-In October
last an old gentleman named Wood ar
rh ed in New Orleans from New York in
search of a daughter, whom .he had not
seen for many years The Pieayune
says, the time was when Mr.. W. was
looked upon as one of the "solid men,
of Gotham, and Fifth Avenue honored
him as he passed that way. But his
riches took to themselves wings, and be
coming much reduced he set out fr
New Orleans in search of his widowed
daughter. Arriving there and finding
she was dead, he took to drinking and
was sent to the workhouse, where he
died on the 18th and was buried in a
corporation coffin.
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The Prnnf

Last week we demanded proof of the
truth Of the assertion made by the Dem
ocrst. that Gen. Cullom favored The ex-
telion Of slavery. This it has attempted
10 do, and failed. Again we say, give
US the proof or acknowledge the false
hoCd.
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HEMM1NG APPRENTICESHIP s.

HENMING APPARAIUs.-By s. P.
Chaplin, Of New York City. This con-
triyance is an attachment 10 sewing ma.
chimes, and its object is to fold over the
edges of the cloth into the proper cOndi
ton for hemming, while tie cloth is be
ing fed into the machine. There are a
great many species Of garments and ar
iicles made by the aid of sewing ma
chimes, on portions of which some hem
ming is required. The invention here
noticed is capable of a variety of apPli-
cations, and is a highly useful improve
.mcnt.-Scieahfc American.
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Prom Texas.
BALTIMORE, April 8

BALTIMORE, ApflI O..
The Southern mail brings New Or.
leans dates of Tuesday, with Texas dates
to the 29ih.
The federal officers at Fort Mackin-
tosh had interfered to prevent another
invasion Of Mexican authorities from the
American side.
The Lipar Indians had attacked an
other mail train and wounded several of
the escort, and committed other depre-
dations.
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Collision at s-ea-seizure of a Schooner.

The steamer Roanoke, Saturday night,
when off the mouth Of Delaware river,
ran into and sunk the schooner Sydney,
of Philadelphia. One mar drowned.
The schooner Maryland, of New York,
was seized at Hampton Roads, and
brought here with officers and crew.
The captain Of the schooner refused to
allow his vessel to be searched for slaves,
in compliance with the State law re-
Gently passed. Some runaway slaves
were believed to be on board of her,
and a military company were sent after
them.
Captain and crew in prison. Great
excitement exists.
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Election News.

Hartford, CT, April 8.
As far as heard from the Democrats
have elected 80 Representatives, and the
Opposition so. Returns yet to come in
are expected to be favorable to the Op-
position. This will make the House and
the Senate doubtful. No election of a
Governor by the people.
NEW HAVEN, CT. April g.
One hundred and nine towns elect 69
Opposition and 81 Democrats, to Assem-
bly,: A towns TO hear from. Senate
doubtful.
UAL11s, Me-, Aprl 8.
At the municipal election W. D. Law
renee, Republican, was elected by a ma
jority of 1900. The Republicans car.
ried four wards out of five.
CLEVELAND, April 8.-The election
held here yesterday, resulted generally
in favor Ct the Democrats.
RKPuBLIcAS VIcroRY n CANTON
We learn by telegraph from Canton, O.,
that at the municipal election on Mon.
day. Mr.. Change, the Republican can
didste, was chosen mayor by 81 major
ity. This is a Republican gain.
CINCINNATI ELKcTIoS.-At the mu,
nicipal election on Monday, the Demo.
Gratis elected al their candidates buI
two. The unsuccessful two were Irish
men, whom the Germans would not vote
for.
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Schooner Condemned.
New YORK, April 8

INV 1oRkI April 8.
In the U. S District Court this fore
noon, Judge Ingersoll ordered that tie
schooner Falmouth, seized as a SLAYER,
be condemned and sold with her cargo.
no claim for her was put forward on
behalf Of any party.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-16

KENrUCKr.-The friends Of Freedom
in Kentucky are already OF the move,
organizing for the Presidential election.
The following call has been isued:
The Republicans of Madison County
will hold a Convention at Richmond on
Monday the 7th day of April, 1856, to
appoint delegates to the Philadelphia
Convention, to be held on the 18th of
June, 1856.
A large meeting is anticipated. Able
speakers from the slave cursed soil of
Kentucky will address the meeting"
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9@ advertisements.
Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
POoTS M SHOES,
Spring and Summer Trade, at Re- =
duced Prices for CASH

- UAOAEIAA1 ANO hL1AAI.
Spring and Summer Trade, at Re- -~
duced Prices, for CASH
W. & B. CBANAGE, No.6 Main
street, Warrent Ohio, would respectfully call the alten-
ton Of their friends and the public generally to the
TACT, that they have just received the largest. best, and
most fashionable stock Of Boots and Shoes ever brought
to thls market among which will be found the hrst
quality Of Ladies' Caters. Kid Bootees. Buskins, Slip
pers, Ike. Also a large assortment Of PlaN Caters,
Morocco and Enamel=d BOotees. Buskins, etc.
A great variety Of Misses Gaiterj, Morocco and En-
aineled Boots. Fancy Buskins and Slippers, and a gen
eral assortment Of boys, youths and childrens' hns
shoes Of all eolorS and qualities. together with 4 grets
vFriCty Of gentlemeps' fine French Calf and Morocco
Boots, fine Caters and Shoes OF the latest styles and
best Gnality.
ALSO, q general assortment Of leather, sole leather,
French Calf Skin, Patent Calf Skin, Moroeeos Of Yari-
OTIS kinds and qualities, Congress gore for gziters.
glove kid, Innings Of various color, and qualities, shea
thread, knives hammers. nails, bristleS, shoulder
sticks, peg fotes, peg knives, avis, boot web, sand
stones, lack buck skins, aud every thing usual J kept
in our line OF business A large stock Of lasts Of every
kind
Remember the place, sign Of the Red Boot. No. q.
Main street. Warren, Ohio Apr. IS g.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-16

The Director Of the United States
Mint at Philadelphia has given notice
that purchasers of silver for coinage will
be made on the following terms, payable
in silver coins Of thenew issues. Five
frank pieces at SO cents, old Spanish dol
lars los cents; Mexican and South Amer
icrn dollars at LOG IA. the same from
1887 to 1858, at % l 9 cents; German,
Swedish, Danish, Norwegian and old
French crown at Ill cents each; Ger
man forms Al 1-2 cenls,-Prusian Han
overian thalders at ~ cents;-American
plate, best manufacture, at l20al22
cents per ounce.
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Sermons.

A series of sermons will be delivered al
Empire Hall, commencing next Sabbath,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ, by A. L. C. DAY.-
Public attention is invited.
A. L. G. DAY.
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Vienna Academy.

This institution commences its regular
spring term on Monday, April 2lst., un
der the superintendance of Mr.. J. NJ
ANDERSON, its former principal.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-16

IDDINGS & MORGAN. are now receiving .
splendid assortment OF New Spring Goods Their
stockEiIl be complete in all the newest and best styles
Of Ladies Dress Goods. Dress Trimmings, BOnnets. Bon
net Ribbons, Emhroderies. &C. Also, a full stock Of
goods for Men and Boys wesr, House furnishing
goods, Carpetings. Wall Paper, Croekery, Groceries.
&c, sc. Their goods will be sold for prompt pay
0ziy, and at the rery i0rest priees- An ample supply
o their best fly cent Tea, just received.
Warren. Apr. 2, lSi6.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-16

THE

y Subscribers arc now prepared to manufacturer
scaIes. upon the Fairbanks principle, Tor weighing
nsv- C,ai. Iron, and All heavy drafts. They are var
rs1ted 40 weigh accurately any weight from one pound
70 fv. tons. Many Scales Of our Manufacture are nov
in use in this vicinity. Our Machinery IS also adapted
to the manufacture Of Lightning Rods, Bridge Bolts,
and All heavy Job Work. All orders promptly flled.
Travelling agents wanted tn sell Scales.
Below is the Official certificate OF the sealer OF
Weight and Measures for Trumbuil county
CT. DARLISG, 4 CO.
Harren. March 5. 1856.
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TN PROBATE COURT, TRUNBULL
;. P. RObens Executor Of Reuben
Robens. deceased,

IL County.
8. P. Robens Executor Of Reuben
Robens. deceased,
VS..
Elizabeth Robens, Matilda Nil Petition for .uthor-
lingtOn, Richard Millington, Ju- Siy to complete
dith C.. Overton, Joshua Overton, Real Contract
Mary A Hay, Jesse Hay, Laura
Ann Hodge, Aaron Hodge. Sarah
NJ FuIkerson & VIM. Fulkerson-J
The said defendants will take notice, that on the sh
day OF April, 1855. /, as such Executor. hled my Pea-
ton in The Probate Court Of Trumbun county, ohio'
setting forth. that on the e. day Of October: D.
1855. said Reuben R0bens, deceased. entered INTO
vritssn Contract with one Andrew Kirk, for the sale
and eonvevauce 10 said Kirk Of certain lands in said
contract described. and praying for authority 70 con
pIete said contract, sad execute a Heed 20 sAa ~
m - pstilion viii be heard en- the I'd day Of Nay,
Is56- atNlO o'clock, A. NJ, at which time said aeisnP-
.nts can appear and defend il they see NJ
s. P.ROBENS. Ex'r. Of Reuben kooens'eeeo-
" - a. raEr IL
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9eatbs.

In Jshns,oR, on The 5ist uit., AcEoS. son Of Charles
ard Jslis A. Posi- SID - years
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-16

lINOTICE--DR- 5. STRoso's FkvER DEsrRorzR.
The proprietors depend wholly upon the intrinsic
virtues, the e~nrstive powers Of this new Remedy. 10
build up its own reputation. Every sufferer viii BE-
left to deside for himself the relief it affords him. The
best recommendation it can acquire is TO take it 10 he
sick room. and there let it speak for itself; Get it there
spread joy and peace around the pillow OF suHerinR
and pain. Iii will net do this. a thousand ceftifcstes
will do but little towards securing the confidence Of tho
public. The estimonials-whieh are many and long
are published in a circular. as the limits Of an adver-
usement will not permit-whieh are presented more for
the purpose Of calling the public mind to this new rem
edy, which may be found at al the principal Druggists
il the Western States and California.
II Il possesses the extraordinary powers which Us
claim. it kill have great popularity wherever introdus-
ed, AMI form a great public blessing. On the other
hand, II il possesses no real value, the sick will soon
ind il out, and demonstrate Il as a humbuz. "a b.ae
imposition" See advertisement.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-16

PerrJ Davis Pain Killer cures like magic. Tn. nrss
Application often removes the ssverest pains. external
anu INTERNAL Tooth-ache Is Immediately reliey ed By
applying the medicine. . II any doubt OF It's magic pow
ers, let them give it 4 trill-it costs only 25 cents
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-16
DREMIUM WRITING INKS-A.

Il nold's Fluid; Maynard & Noyes' Ink; Kirkland's
Writing Fluid equal to Arnold'sl. Also carmine Ink,
Inuelible Ink for marking Linen, Writing Paper,
Black Sand. En- relops and Lead Pencils. at
E.A. SMITH & CO.,
arr I6. N. S Main Street.
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OF OHIO, TrumbuIl County

~ Office Of Probate court, April 16, 1856.
The following accounts Of Executors. Adminisfra-
tors and Guardians. having been fled in the once OF
Probate Court, Of he County and state aforesaid. WI
remain on file for inspection and EXCEPTIONS until ne
9Th day Of May, 1855. when the same VII be examined
and ordered to record il not excepted TO, tofuit-
Enhraim Kee. Final Settlemalt Of ExectrII.
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.udi,or,, once. rrunbuli Co.. O.,

Audltor8 uIce, Irumnln u W.
Warren, Sept. 26th. 1854
The undersiened. havfng examined and tested sew
erai sets Of Hay Scales manufactured By Aessrs. CO.
Darling & Co, Of this place, would most eheerfully
commend them TO the public, as At least equal. net
snperior 10 any in use, both for accuracy in Weighing
an durability OF construction. TIE WEBB
Auditor, and sealer Of Weights and Measures for
TrumhuIl County, Ohio mar. ts-5m.
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THOUSANDS are suffering with sour stomach. faint.
weak. sinking sensation, sometimes burning heat. .e-
eompanied VIII difficult digestion, and a varying Ap-
petite Dr. Viewers Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup,
TO which your attention is Called. In another column.
viii cue you. Il is warranted, and will certainly do
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-16

II % good quality. as 9 cts; heavy mnslins and nns-
sh-srirr- in propernon, 81 TIE NEW YORK sIoBB.
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Word TO PARTNERSHIPS

WOItD 10
~ the season when your horses are troubled with
Distemper. Hide Bound. and frequently with loss Of
Appetite, the timely use ID all such disorders Of
Smith'S Condition Powder. viii speedily effect n cure,
put your horse in a healthy and thriving condition.
and save you thereby much expense and trouble, the
above article can be had by the single paeksge or dos
en-, at Z. A, SMITH 4 CO.,
apr Is. Drug and Chemical Store.
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Petition for author
lily to complete
Real Contract
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nISSOLUTlON OF PARTNER
SPRING GOODS
TIL EMPIRE STORE!

Warren, April Is. Sc.
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Comfy Matters

2sa5,-Dse Ct tie principal 1u;ie: o.
4..s csaaiy Is 10 keep .as toa1s, IL Inc
county. II geo3 :eTz-I, I oar CosLty
10 lo~s..ns en- .aE-e.s o.: Fgs14 are 81.
bst egr6i:55a. Msar e3 Ia. bare
tr-n iec,:-d may years 81 tae sae,-
ton srlsssss 70 :asi' precise .oossan-
lsf.rsas. e :.-a az TO .le pa. I'll
sl-eTs. wkici =. resriT every i1r.a--s
r.a3.ss tee mater 81. nsoTs intexz5ie
80 o4i O. IL. ere 3spg -. Erg- -az1
expensive ard ,s1.o-. litigation. TIE
ee4asy court Las Jurisdiction u es.s..lsl-
IL sat changing reads, AID saE again
eoE=s nue. contention ~ - ,r~.su,
tn. ]. 2el.aag. telors ga ooar, .er=--
Fl ros3. Oh ,asT fas2 ,-,lsa TIE par
ts.s Interested asrs u. be.a yrese1: l5
si.-r1 e i.eg fassrzss -a--es u.k AZ
- tes1 1e1e- Il .>vsr.l lnsszg=. ia Is
ave b=s. r.saFs3 ID Eercf.-3 60
3s,szs. t-a:n,e5 az referees ; T.a.a A. B.
-t.1a t-s .sfr.ae, -aTs MAZE - re211a-
=. parties hare Je=l pssaea; .14 - e
a. to: tie roa. Eae.-4 se es4J.. s1y1
Tat ley ssgt: III = So TIE y9.4 ae.
eaIss tie referees 1.- ne: rers-f W.
s~s s3l.4-9g1 .ao.s matters Erg-. ase
= t-@ - rs- ra~ -svz re-s-ass q.
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The Lie -or Law.

Ose graf gaes1ssa hos Al s.sae Il -
Sugferne Coart. o. s..ls s,a.e, i. Inc c3a,
f,';a::onal5.y Of lie I7~a ProA5oloty J..
saos Nv ID. {. Csosi Es4- ,tnaces COT
uraaabls =rgUtneL: Il srFp1r- Ct il, which
Te ao434 gst.lsb sers i; rot lar - Ell
sre,e le@Eah. TIE question. vre ting.
MAJ liz 1=es1ed. sad W have 81 lear.
q. ". re.a!.. I: B5,l b. declared es1s..-
,snoaal sai Les.l. s1d Of course Al.
good isv abiding citizens ,lo1H az : IL.
enforcement
We hear i gsgs! sg.ils. liz raw "a
sa .gsss Co1lilts Il 10 10. earned Gut.
j. nc: lhs a.; q tie In ~, o. tie
-~1r,is hare s!eclsa ;s
eu'9rc. II. We sere .oll by e.. -'---'''
.fom C.lnaoa eosaiy. ,as. 81 the: as;
tern :: sourt, art willie Ii. Grand [ur!
va. - .eEsoa sl4s!iwo iOgger.ss were IN
-! t.as: j. Dsxl.., sa4 "a; ID E-o;jss
"a, taken u .7en ~ tie Jury. 81:
ia; sad Grad Jafy. IN Is wisdom 'ezH4
lu. zveas agaaLs; tie Comfy egel: -
.ae sane pace. The ehsrges aga ;ns' ne
agrai we're III s@-..-s -
,.,aru rs, o. -, -.-, $, =,
,l-.t,z-s, -.
So s.--.,.;.,.., ! -. la
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Kew yexico.

sa1ta Fe papers .. TIC 29,h Of Dec
.rlter, sat. taa, lie Territorial L.E.sla.
u.. ne, Il .1e 81 Of Tat month. Ise
sc.iag Gorernor, n. ". Davis, in hi.
message 1saouaced seers. Politles! sccls-
les ard rel g!ess prescription.
TIE message vas READ II English. BIZ
j. ~as Supposed Ia. there we're u, t.r5
members n BATH houses wko we're sb.e
70 understand Il. There are ha. i~o A.
nericaa members, one IN each house.
The nszssge ~as afterwards READ BY the
Clerk Il s 2.alsa. Den Fscundo Piae,
Of SANTA Fe. IS the Presl3rn: Of the Sen
ale, and Don Caiedoao Valdez ne
Speaker O: tie House Of representatives..
tt. Coaac.I consists .! l3 members, ba'
re Of whom. it i. said (ihs President J
tan szsks isoe., speech; sad there are
- nsmbcrs n tie House.
We 10 noi think the 'sqasiser s9ver'
elgliy' doctrine would work well Il New
Me1lso. There are now absu. 10000
people IN la, Tsrriery, mostly mixed
breed, and wno are c. prssen' IN very
deEoTsl5zet CONDITION, u; you'd a5oa'
=. 5000 ,rus, them to lnsi;.a.s a govern.
mart, IS re drunken Towdies hited AID
lead Oh by Atkinson ard sI.ngssIiow.-
Oar Gsz.
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Lsteft from Europe.

-7rrira! ot tie Seansr Persia Prob
a5ttatss IF Psaes, &c., &c.
NV YoaK, Feb. 9.-The Persia ar
rlzsd a. Ter dock a! 10 O'Clock. A. NJ,
le.l Liverpool On The 26tn, bringing Lon.
doa papers II Friday, and telegraph des-
patches 81 Saturday. The steamer Be-
.gsae came near laundering q, sea, aaT-
.rsg sprung leak aber, 700 miles Of
Yves. Lizards, aas only b. united exer-
tons Of passengers and crew sire was
$50; saoa. uati. she reached Southamp-
t1n, wasre Il ~as found she had Tour 10
s. 'sr. water in rod, ana o.. toler
burnt os'.
Chance. II fare. OF = speedy pscife
settlement are On the increase. RUSSIA $
siucerty is IS much doubted az % former
oeeasiofs, ba: appearances are al. fair aud
rraIzh' forward,
TIE Gar has ordered bis army in the
Crlmea to cease bo,tisnlcs, without wait.
iug far tefHa! aruIist.ce, a.,hough i. is
ru.aoret tEat an armIs!lce Is agreed ID
for three moa,hs.
Francs, Eng and and Austria continue
IN accord, although II is foreseen tna
grsTe questions nust arise during negoti.
alton. No place Of meeting yet decided
upon. Dispatches to-day D; undoab.iQ
authority. says j, will certainly be either
Paris or London. also that Baron Brunor
VI! be tie Russian p!enip0,er;iary. /
vii! Ne FEBRUARY I'd, at least. before al
the p.siIgary signatures are appended Ia
/ agreement TO meet.
Ii further seems that i, is the ds,ernin
alton Of ihs allied powers 70 exercise &
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For ths AIgert.se-,
70 the Citizens Of Cedar County.

Ma. sFlcEa As The time fer the zeal d.cis
Tor Of our Tiptoa Railroad ia.eres: is e!ose ..
h.od, &sd Is am aware .hers Are quite nun
Der yAo are either Indifferent spoa, or dscid4lly
opposed TO- the building q. 9 railroad through
be eoas;ry: up7o he principle Of taxation
They say The rad will be bulk anyhow, Of this
re are Dot .ars; tl. We are sure thst II the
county roies the tax lai. upaa .er the Ioel will
b. ball., for We are aware hat he people Of Tip
ton hsr4 already subscribed SO 90 rtock, re
curing o5ly $4,000 70 be rstsed b taxation.
EosI you'd ask he farmers, tasti il ia. c.a-s
! dee n chiefly to address bsing myself also q
t-r1eft gIss to compare lie annual tax We will
Lave 70 pay, with orr expenses yearly in getting
oar proiacs 70 The river, blt say yoG, &c can
lave access 70 railroads hat are already built !;
rue, bat e. "a then 10 the noes at US we xoul
have 70 remain cut over night. CT oveririTe cur
tsauS, AL even If we coald return ths same day
Why not pay out our expenses n tie shape OF .
tesuaty tar ADD hass The rosd come add take or
prod 1cs slrnos, from ocr doora Lam aw .xe lAat
portions Of Car county are bow enj lying he cd
Tas;akas Of railroad c2aTeyaaces for which
reasoa taey Or naay Of then) viii 9ppose the
TAI to saca would cay, lq.t think rnonen.
sboa: tie s,sa1tags yoa eojoy, AID upon a cool,
Deliberate consideration Of ID. subject can you
Come ID - the ballot BIZ and szy ss will do
oar utmost % deprive or neighbOr Of the ad
vantage Ee would 20: be deprived Of fer any
consideration removable. lf 70. at / would
aiketo kaow % what principle, will BE- more
charitable than to call Il se6saresa Bat mos;
s2afess that !. comes up 70 me good deal 10 tina
shape B4t waving all Local consideration
so7l4 We not slbal. &c the payment Of q pit
taase rather thar forever be Ta1 round by rail-
osi.. which Is likely 70 be the case Il this CD
pottunisJ Il 10. improved. Ii !. my opinion
TIA. the pIessss tar payer. sill lose nothing by
voting fJr TIE tax, the fact OF road running
directly t.roagh tie county would have q ten
iency % sestle tia! portion Of the county lying
al distance from tinbgr, that would rot Be- SCI
tied probably TOR yeats il - don't &C, the road
- W having the population OF the county In
creased and ~ 6 matter Of eo.fse Lar payers in
proportion, cur taxes would, Hereby be decreas.
ID issseaa u being raised (st least 10 a consil-
cratic eKi1ntJ ~ voting the prgsen. tax. The
ofJaesl1na fsised bg many, On The grounds Of the
| Lyons Eitir. tliuk have beea satisfactorily
answsreo, AID should never be urged az an Oh.
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