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A RARE CHANCE.

FOR SALE, the stock Of the best lo.ated
and handsomely fitted up Store in FELTON, eoun.
y. The stock is nearly All new, and will be-
sold low. The fixtures belong to the Store
Rent with good ,lw siling) is very low. A
person with few thousahd dollars capital.
coul DO l,rge husiness Th., present propri-
etor wishes 10 sell for the purpose Of going into
business in the East. Address A.B G. Box
r., McConuellsimrg. Fulton ca. Pt.
Sept {, 1857
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fhe following is from the Pastor &c the oe-
thoiox Church Bg1nktrj.
B2ouKrImD, Mass. Jan. L. 1872
rrof. WooD-De Sir-HaYIns made trial
Of y"ur Hair RaStar itiyr. il gives M pleasure
TO Say, rhi: It's effects have been excellent IN
removing inflammation. ,itndruli, AMI cen
constant Tendency {" itching, with which /
have been troafied from mv childhood. and
has also restored the hair. which was brcon.-
irs gray Ia il, origin q cpar. have nsei no
other article, with anything like the siine
pleasure or profit. Yours, trIly.
J. X. BRAGG
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Milford. Worcester CO. Mass. Nov. ls55
PROF. q. J. R0OD--Dclr Sir / t'iIe
pleasure in bearing voluntary testimony 10 ile
magic effects OF your wonderful Hair Restora-
tive. As far back 40 1896, my hair coniui'.n-
eel fading OFF uati the top Of m scalp be-
came bald and s,r,utt as glass and j, has con
tinued to fail Tor great many years, notwiJl-
standing have used many celebrated Preplia-
tinns COR restoration. Seeing your advertise
meat I was Induced 10 give your article trial,
snd 10 my after astolishmrllt, iia3Hi. aifer q
few apl,iic tipns, thIt NY hair became firmly
set. ssd a,eum ID glossy aud heauiiful apl'eai
iuce: ,ad ay the tina htd use aQatrJ bot
tie IA bli head was covered over with a
young ani vigorous growth Of h1ir, which is
auw from one f. two inches ID leas:h, and grow
ing fisf. Yours iruly
HENRY GOODRICH.
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n HIS WoRGED .HIR.4cLEs.

THAT ALL TUE BALD AND GRAY
can bc restored perfectly to original eontli.
aud color 81 far rs their locks arc concerned
does not aiHit oi doubt; besides. 1t viii cure
every possible disease Of the srslp- whether
developed dan4rHtf itching or in the sharr
Of cutdnepis tru3dions even seJlsi lletd-IHd
in no possibl easa viii II fail ofcuring as i by
magic. nervous or Perio heal heatl-ache. and u
used twice week by the youag regitry, 1t will
preserve tll color. ana keep the lair from lti-
ting te any imtslaabie tg'. L cad aud judge.
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WENDMELLs! wlxDNILIS!!

THE subscriber wonl respectful, intorm his
ol customers, As wen as the puyl.c generally
that h1 stl CONTINUES the muufactory Of
HiND1iLLS, and Keeps them on hand co. >
stiaily II wjll il,o d. all kinds OF reiAdrin
in his line of business. As his mills are wgll
kuowniu Bedford county, he deems ii uDueces-
sdry to say anything about th.iu. III, shop Is
formerly, al tht East emf or Bedford Oh Pat
Street, ear thy Foundry.
SIMON DICXERH0OF
Aug - lS57.-Gm.
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OF PUBLIC DEBTS.

SEcrIox !. The state may contract debts, to
supply casual deficits or failures in revenues, or
to meet expenses not otherwise provided for;
but the aggregate amount of such direct and
contingent, whether contracted by virtue of one
or more acts of the general assembly, or at diff
ferent periods Of time, shall never exceed seven
hundred and fifty thousand ioliirs, and the mo-
ney arising from the creation Of such debts shall
be applied to the purpose for which it was OH
tanned, or 10 repay the debts contracted, and
to no other purpose whatever.
SEC. 2 In addition 10 the above limited power
the State may contract debts to repel invasion,
suppress insurrection, defend the state in war,
or to redeem the present outstanding indebted
edness of the State: bat the money arising from
the contracting Of such debts, shall be applied
to the purpose for which it was raised, or to re
ray such debts, and TO no other purpose what
ever.
Section 8. Except the debts above specified
in scctien ore and two of this article, no debt
whatever shall be created by, or on behalf OF
the state.
SEcrIoy 4. To provide for the payment OF
the present debt, and any additional debt con-
tr ,cted az aforesaid the legislature shall. at It's
first session. after the adoption of this amend
ment. create a sinking fund. which shall be
sufficient to pay the accruing interest on such
debt, and annually to reduce The principal
thereof hy sum not less than two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars; which sinking fund shall
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GENERAL
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

E&iA4SS AVA' :" $500 We
ESU&SU ANT TO AN ACT OF GENERAL
4 Assembly OF the Commonwealth Of Penn
s.lylna, entitled An Act relating 10 the Flee
mons Of this Commonwealth approved the
second day oi July, Ahao DoiHlhl' one nous
1885! eight hundred ana thirty-nlne /. HUGH
AOJkE, lilGH Saerlh oi tue county OF bea-
tJcd. PenuSy lysnil, do hereby make known,
aud give uotIee 10 the Electors 81 the C"uAty
a}oreS I'd, th1t a tThNEkAt. kLEC loS VIII
be- bel in said County OF Bedford, Pemsylfa-
uir.on the
SECOND tt ESDAA, (loth) OCIObER.
1s.I. II which time, State and County officers,
Hsas. are 10 bc elected, 10 wit:
E PERSON for Hovernor Of said Com
.a5 ..a.
ON@ FEhSbN Tor C"ht' commissioner o'
saif C.lumou~ e;.ltl.
ENo PERSONS for judges OF the Supreme
Colrt Of snid Commonwealth.
ONE PERSON, in conjunction with the
..oauiirs Of Somerset and Huntingdon, 10 ill
,ne oifire of Senator, to represent The counties
Of Bedford Somerset and Huntington IN the
Senato Of tin, Commonwealth
TWO PERSONS. IN conjunction with the
fy5uaty OF Somerset to fiji the Offices OF Mem-
ner, uf the House OF Representatives, to rap
resent rhc Counties Of somerset and Bedford
IN the House Of Representatives, Of Penusylsa-
ai1.
ONE PERSON 70 hli the ONCE ot froth"ho-
tarv, Clerk ui the Courts OF oyer and Tcrnli-
ster. and Quarter Sessions Register of lis,
Recorder of Deeds Gni CLERK 0i the Orphans
t'atrt OF said GuuntS.
ONE PERSON to I'll the Office oi Snerh oi
said County
ONE PERSON 70 til tie Office OF County
Treasurer Of said County.
ONE PERSON to I'LL the Office Of County
Commissioner of said County.
ONE PERSON 10 fill tbe Office Of County
Auditor Of said County
one PERSON to m tos 'i'''s o. o0'
lt@us' Director o S','' ,,4 ov. notice
az" ,ls' ,I at,,r..,,,,J GENERAL
- ~ - ;,r.,,,,bs aud T,ws-
ii~'''o', ~ ''s - .,,,,s fol.
, - ,r.,.
M, Ft .,..,.rs ,,rtr, Rorouph Of Bedford and
1,..yasl,n of Bedford TO meet ut the Court
Ifouss ia sad Borough
Ia. Electors Of Brul.ltop Township 10 meet
at tie Srhoul House in H'pewcli.
Tbe Ll'ctors Of Coleram township to meet At
ise hnase ot Benz hegg. III Bai'SHuFS, IN
sfla i',W"sa'i.
ne ~. ~ l.'ii y4,,s,. .r,.,t,d -,
~ ~ ~ - ~. I,t,, Wb,,,. b,.,rs in said
- . -
Tse II .ctors ~ Harrison Township to meet
,.s-h,ol uan,,. NJ. .. near tAe dwelling house
.! II sury heyspr in sad Io~nshlP.
THe Electors Of Junilta Township TO meet at
k"rs"r $ scho"! topse IN said Io"hshlp-
hr ri 'cfors oil h"ps"eA i""ushiP 80 me- me-
'l' s7h'"t u ''lss mar 'He VI 0''''
~ =, ~, ,.p,iororr,. Tov-,sIo "a
r,,.-sat the house now occupied by VIM. r..
TIfin ssa shop. in Bridgeport, ii said Township
The Electors Of the Township Of Liberty 10
meet az the school lioUSs !" '' sam
-'"">"'P'
The Electors OF Monroe lo""SniP Z" '"f%'
n the house OF james CaSrl IA C'laIF4i'e' ID
said township.
he Elec,grs % aa'.t' o"[ ,. ' hn;I, ~,
school II nuse IN the Borough ot ScheH'oarg e
The Electors of East Providence Township
TO meet at the house of john \ ycum, Jr.. inn
keeper, III said Township
The electors Of Snake Spring township TO
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Gtountry Physicians. can have their orders
Silled, with the very hest articles. at city
prices at DR.. Harry's Cheap Drug Store, Pitt
st. Bedford, Penn'a-
Oct. 81, 1856. DIR. b. r. HARRY.
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Notice.

Alb persons Interested hereby motifs II
THAI the citizens Qf St. Cl,irSril-, in the county
of Rediort, have n.i e optic -it n To the Cont
of Quarter Sessions Of sad county, for a Ch.r-
Ter OF Iacnrpnc lion. ~il IN III application sis
heen roli aud lled ,rfon; the Records Of sail
Court au! Nj! ,,e Held ovcrtor final considers
fion mitii. S,tvrmt,r Sessions. ls51. w..ea "'l-
i-ctioas (if amy VII h. hesrl, and finAl de-
cree mad II the premises.
gANN & S?ASG.
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I. 5. WRrGHr, l.. e. LrtuER. ". w.M.li.xoock
NOTICE.

TIE partnership heretofore existing and tIl-
ling under the irm 81 +. s. Wright 4 Co.. was
dissolved on the IS. Ia inst br nu5.tai consent.
All persons knowing Themselves indebted to
them in any way, hy note OF book account will
call ani pay their respective accounts shortlyt
As the Books arr in TIE hands Of ). Nrie',
for a sanrt tim only.
T. S WRIGHT s co.
Sept. 4. Isle
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VXTALL. aud RLlND PAPER-Dr. Il. +.
w Harry Is oar agent far this necessary
article. b calling at his store, oUr patrons
@iilsss piles oil our papers. We have ma'ie
ours ring selectiols wirh alRea care, mi thin6
We cInaot ftii to please.
sHRYoCH & SMITH,
Caestters'1rg.
Marrl- 49,
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SOMETHING EXTRA.

Boston Tea and Pic Mic Crackers. swiis
Cheese. Sardines In oil, London Pickles.
Mackinaw Trout just reed, and for sale y
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PNhlie Sale of zeal Esta.e.
kEMGYAL.

THE subscriber has removed his Timing Ks
tablsnmentto to the frame bull ilpg IN Juliaaa
Street, two doors south of "Brown's Si9se, :
where he viii be happy to see vi liis al tre.ds
and cnstsners. II KEEPS constantly on hand
all kinds Of ware in his line, rs substantial aud
chea : MS can be pro surei in ths county.
ABRAHAM HERMAN.
Anc IL. 1877
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NOTICE rs HEREBY CHEN:

That every person, excepting Justices Of the
j -aee, who shall holi any office or appointment
of profit or trust under the United States, or OF
this State, or any city or corporated district,
whether a commissioned officer or otherwise, a
subordinate officer agent, who is or shall be
employed under the lcgisl lltive, executive or
Judiciary department Of this State, or of any
city or ot any incorporated district, and also;
that every member OF Congress and Of the State
Legislature and of the select or common coun-
ell of any city or Commissioners of any inc0r-
po-ated district is by law incapable of hol ling or
exercising at the time the Office appointment
of Judge, Inspector or clerk of any election of
this Commonwealth, and that Inspector,
Judge. or other officer Of such election shall be
eligible TO be then voted for.
And the said act of Assembly, entitled can
ret rel ting to elections ofthis Commonwealth, .
paSsei July 8, ls4a, further provides as fol-
lows, to wit;
"That the inspectors and judges shall meet
at the respective places appointed for hoiting
the election in the district III which they re-
spectivelg belong, before eight O'Clock IN the
morning 0f rhe u Tuesday ot October, and each
said Inspector shall appoint one clerk, who Shall
be qualified voter OF such district.
''ID case the person who shsll have received
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O. -el..carS. Mass-- Aua. Q. Is..i.

ca .EEsSTowS, Mass. Aus. Q, lS'.i.
Cess Nothing bat duty and sympathy
HAT feel IL c,'ln nnrHicate 10 otlers i.Lu are
oif.cird a. have hecn, would iadnce nae 70
give this pBblic acknowledgment, oit'.r benefit
| l1ve received irnn Prot. iFood-s Hair Res
tor,Jye " hen d.st commencrl using H.,
aiy hair was quite gray. and Ia spots entirely
0,ld. ! have Now used he Restorative about
i've months, aud my hair is entirely changed 10
lis original c,!ur brown, and tEe new hair is
over three iuches in length the spots where
il was hitl. ! aaye ais heen much g-ati'irS at
the heI'tay iuo,stu.e and yigur OF the h'ir.
which tlstare was dry. aud it has ceased to
co;Ic nat as fog4.efly.
Respectful. yours. &e.
Mrs. Il. A. ST0DaARD.
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Eosoa Oct. 1a;h 1850
GENTs : 81 your request. and being 50
hshy pl-aSsi With the I'll ,eys Of the Kc>Jnrt-
i've. } am tree Ia state that NY hair bad he-
come quite thin, and edtirely efUr, | have
for the last five years been in tine haat of t~jne
dye. uJ hearing of the eXtraoriinary rlf-cts oi
this article | w'S intuced tn Try il. ny hair
has been restored to its origjai thickur>s. ami
also t. is taunsr color. whicl IS iig1t bfoSa.
Yours respectfully.
Mrs. INGALES.
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PLATA and Fancy Prints,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
y EGheI'ti NSSotthieHt p'
QueensEyare an1 Hardware,
\ new aud ap G stock Of
FRES4 GROCERIES,

&e. &c. Re.
- Persons att nlns Court p.yt week
arr invited I" cdl a eS unine this exccilen
an ch ~ stock Gpols Great pleasant
win b., taken iu exaibitins them.
May /, 1857.
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1 Medicine that feyfr Bebiliiafts,
Esg2. SAgF0RD'S
IITiG0RlT0D,
OR LIVER REMEDY

HAS ALI TIE GOOD QUALITIES or Il
III PUhGATIYE medicine, answering tho
purposes oi any Cash4rIic without the avtilita-
ting effects experienced frual most purgatiyes.
II arts sluwi, and gently bllt surely. moving
the bowels to carry Oft al the seereted matter,
~ tile time. stimulating tbe Lieeg 10 u
proper p, rformarce VI rs iuactivns.
The lnrieo-ator cures Sick Headache. Take
one or twc teaspoousfui II etch attack and il
vii soon disappear. For overloaded stots-
acli, or hen iooi rises - sours take the Ia
.i-orator aitef eating. and il viii not prove dis
agreeable of oppressv For Heartburn, Pal
ptatiou, or pitieuit Breathing t,k :ea- i.1oi,-
IN once twice dsily. For I.oss Of Appetite.
Langg0r or L;siirsSncSs, tie B,eslicuc Is iAyal-
liable. II wilirstpre thr appetite snd lasks
the food digest well Nightmare. take tea
spoonful on retiring, aud the demons 9f dream
and will ill be ttiries. After eating 4 hearty
dinner. take dose ofInvi@rator ana il viii
relieve ail oppression ri igiIess. The Iny;S-
orator is a Lyer Remedy Of unrqGaIcd virsue.
acting directly an t.st organ, caTjug DySpepS.a,
Jauntire Billions Attdea>. Dysentery. Plies
Worins and al Feaslle q ,stFac.ioAs lar which
il has egf.a!.
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TIE n.Hic schools IL the Borough Of Bed
ford wiij '..i M"ueay. the > dty nt
Noycmier next. there Wil he wau,et iwo mmle
AMI rllrsr litf'4.e Teachers, alsp NJ tie fs
male 10 take chtrgo of lie Hegro school. AF-
PlicaGtS Wust be- examined and procure proper
cerijts tt,S from thr Comfy Superintendent al
the time advertised, 24Th Grtober. No nthers
need apply. The board viii expect - be abie
10 contract Win Teachers ou thc 10Th oi Oato-
ber.
By order oi The Board.
JOHN =. REED.
Sec'ty.
Sent ~ ig,-
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THE INQUIRER & CHRONICLE

Il published every Friday Morning. in Jpliara
Street. in the white frame huiding.
nearly opposite tie Aengel
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Tier has latcly been i,rnaziTi "a orr notice
4 medicine Jhat seems to p'iss.ss MoHarliei.
curative 4ai healing properties il di>e4ses of
Liver Stom eli tu4 nigeStiye Org ans. IL ci:nl"
to rs With 50 many ttSGinouigis in is i.ivD~
ti5t We I5vt "tcl Is csiccts iu sontr ~ the
worst eases ~ continual ,lcli.ifv caused ay de-
rlng 4 Iisgr. ,hi in ese7y Instance tie effect
was "a relieve OF give perm tncnt cure. DR..
SsurliprI'S iayig,f1tur. or Liver Remedy is
,ghtt se rc1er 10. WeaiwIys nave been crstllI-
lou, alrut cntys ~ pfieug mrjieiaes bat ~
are ruuvi'cri thpt this mtdlci,ie. Tor ian X
;>c. 4, not avyrritrd 10y tile host of re, omman-
datlIns 1t Aas. oar aiyice j. for al troubled
with Indigestion, Deldilty or HpwSl Compi4int
10 SGT batlle ana try IL oGf word for H. reliet
viii he xpsritncea
ELE3ssS6s TO rHZ lNvAL!Us wlla rsc fI-.
Sandi,,yls lavigoritnr. far it eiH relieve tnc,u
81 th cir pains i, soon :,s IL is taken l., tici-
sfoinach. Pain AMI misery cInnoi eSjs; wa
the luvig"r itar is used. Tor it viii rs sur,
drive them away, as .ilylis.Il viii hanis.i d,r,
ness Of this there eau bee ro druel = taos.
who trg IT, far II cIrrias coBvicjion VITA every
,isse faleu. A:to. heI evidence IS til. thou
sands otcertidcates from those who use it or
have been cared ay i, Try osc att.Ie, if il
does u,,t 0encti, tsen mistake.
For sale BY DR.. &. r Harry, AMI prugcls.'s
generally.
SANFORD Co, Psoprleiors, 24a Broad
vay, Ney Yurk.
IClv ~. 1871
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IMPROVED SELF-SEALISd FRuTr CANS. can
be had at HsRMAN's TIMING ESTABLISHMENT,
in Juiiana Street
Aug. Il, 1887.
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". snow there is nothing new before tho
Anerir IN pg5'ic. prep 4r,.l with such skill br j
scientific maa particularly Tor diseases OF The
Liver. a Dr. : Stu-ford's Ihvigprator, or Liver
Remedy. II has attained a reputation secard
70 no other articir m t!'c wari. silapy because
it rests ou il, own merit. To convince all Is
srial tbst L i all it. proprieioS claim it 10 10.
Il any ST our readers suffering frvGl s4cil
diseases a. aic described in Df. Sandlufds cd
Yrri;seln 5ut- GIow of remedy lliat va. 80
surely cure them a. the InvigpfstS"r.
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AdminiS,rafor'S Noiire.

LETTERS If Administration ON the estate
of DAVID T. Chimney. rate Of Monr"r Township
deed having heen grsutcd TO the subscriber
residing at Cletrvi.lt, jn said township notice
is hereby given TO ali persons indebted I" Std
estate 10 make payment without delay. and
those having cl tms against the estate are re-
qnircd TO present the same daily authentic ,tcl
FOR settlement.
JOHN l.. GROVE,
ASm'r.
Ss,, IL 1877
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Gilt ags:i ERetais Es0ok Store.
NOW OPENED TWO DOORS
yYESV OF TEFE ETASEEENGsTOg
EE0rEs., BEDFORD, ia.
NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS TO BE-
DISPOSED OF INMEDIATELY.
Our Pin jato iasure a Rapid Sale.

Our PIN iato Iasure a Rapid Sale.
ALL Books will be sold as low as the uSua,
retail prices. many Of them for less. A ST.
PERB GIFT viii he delivered with each hook
without additional Expense to the buyer. Our list
u books comprises the works of the best
American aud European authors, bound in va
riuus styles, in Morocco. best Turkish. An
tiqle, Gilt edged, Muslin, PAPER, &c, &c. We
keep on hand, also, STATIONERY, including
Gold Pens and Pencils, Silver ditto. letter pa
per, fools-caP aud writing paper 81 aH kinds,
envelopes inks OF the best quality, &c
Jewelry-Breast-p Ear-rinqs, Finger
rings, of all descriptions; Watches and Chains
Port monaes Perfumeries. Children's Belts,
Toys, Cravats, tc;, &c, dc.
CIGARS Of the choicest brands will also he
found at our store, which will he sold cheaper
than the ehegpest.
McCAUSLIN & SHOEMAKER.
Bedford, Sept. 4, 1857.
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NOW. THEREFORE,, be it known. by an
Act Of the Leeisl uu-e OF th, Commonwealth.
entitled :" VA Act Prescribing the Fio'e ani
Manner of Submitting r. the P'02ie, for heir
Ratification or Rejection the proposed Amend
ments to ths C Islituti,n" app r"Yed May
twelfth. Ammo Doniiui one thousani eight hund-
red md Gfty seven, il is provided As toil'ws,
o. Wit;
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MANN & STASG.
.iI'ys far Applic ,ats.
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rrs,ar mrs 4,ss s'ss, a '.cE' a.r.,-r s,rs.-- 80
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Sept. i, 1857.
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sEHG-. NOTICE.

Dec. - 1855.
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Mrs. r. 4. sroDaARD.
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OF NEW CllTNrLES


10 county sh III be divded by line cutting
OF over one-tenth OF its populitiou, (either to
form new county or otherwise without the
express assent of sueh o"uuty, by a vote Of the
electors thereof; nor shall amy new county be
established, containing less than four hundred
square mil -.
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IomN III. ALLEN Z co.

Hunting lon, Feb. &c, 1851.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-22
Death of Louis McLane.

Another distinguished American
statesman and diplomast, n who has
occupied with honor such posts as arc
regarded only second to the Presidency:
has passed away. Yesterday the Hon
Louis McLaue died at his residence in
Baltimore, in the seventy-second year
of his age. He was born in Smyrna,
Kent Comfy, Delaware, May %, 1884.
The son of Allan McLanc, a distin,
guished revolutionary officer, he mate
rally aided to support and defend the
fabric his father helped to build up.
His public services commenced early.
In 1898 he was a midshipman under
Stephen Decatur on board the frigate
Philadelphia. Leaving the navy three
years after, at the desire of his family,
he went to Newark College in his ma.
tive State. In 1904 he commenced the
study of law with James A. Bayard,
and being admitted in 1907, soon earn
ed a distinguished position for himself
In tbs second war with Great Britain,
he took up the arms his father u ed in
the first, and volunteering into a CON-
pany commanded by Caesar A. Rodney
marched to the relief of Baltimore.
Quiet being restored, Mr.. MLane's
talents began to be deeply appreciated
He entered politics, and in 1916 was
elected to the House of Representatives
and remained a member until 1927
when he was chosen by the Legislature
as Senator of the United States. Jack.
Sol appointed him Minister to England
in 1929, and recalled him two years af
forwards to flla place in his Cabinet as
Secretary of Treasury. In 1888, he
bee ms Secretary of State, and in the
following year sought retirement, from
which, however, the voice of the people
called him on some special occasions.
Louis McLane was an able and hon
o-ed statesman, and the character and
fame of the great men he acted with,
not less than his own worth and judi
cious achievements, will keep his name
bright on the roll of illustrious Ameri-
cans Wash. States.