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proposals for Live Oak.
NAyy Dsranr1Kr

Bureau q Construction, &c, May e. 1851
CEALED PROPOSALS for delivering so 900 cubic
oSn Masssehnse.ts, Brookyn New YORK phlssn and al
Goport Virginia. will be received at this bureau until June,
These proposals. must be endorsed fosal for L that they
@ y n % % IN sS n & from h 91 , he m ss , me oilers may Ds
yard required by law be accompanied by suitable
suretes the fun estimated viii be required sign
contract additional and collateral security per
be withheld on the amount OF each delivery until the contract
difficult crooked pieces win
held such further amount in addition TO the l5 may
judged expeen public such dcut por
be delivered The remaining SO other proportion Of
paid by such navy agent may name within
thirty days after its presentation 70 him
parties Of The h part IN delivering all or any Of the timber named
case % contractor and his saess will forfeit and pay ah the WnOa
States money exceeding twice the total
thereof may time according to the
act Of ensssss 20 @ IN that case March 1873
lowing proportions 5000 cubic feet Of kecson
aprons siding and 20 inches and hooks siding ii and Is inches
These pieces 70 be in number in tho proportions which they snter
shape, length received
frames Of corresponding siding tho mouds Of which be
siding inches about equal
these pieces being in length from Is to II
@ % s Snm tho Sa Grs % s aa
crook also 5000 cubic feet siding Is and is inches from
All sided straight fair; timber and
within 80 miles tho which satisfactory
win be required by the Of tho delivered
the respective yards the risk and the contractor subject
the usual Inspection the entire the
delivered before the LIST
remainder before the LIST Of July, 1852
Firm Of Offer.
h, OF the State --- hereby agree o furnish and
deliver at tho United navyyard fifty
cubic feet Of veoak timber in conformity with the advertisement
tho Bureau Of Construction the of May 1857
5000 cubic feet suitable for principle pieces sided is and inches
-
$500 cubic timber, sided is length
TO IL feet, at - per foot
5000 cubic feet curved timber sided IL inches length
feet, at - per foot
5000 cubic feet timber siding l3 and Is inches length II 20
feet, H. per foot.
Total value.
and the contract forwarded the navy agent
at ------ for signature and certificate.
(Date.) ABB
Form Of Guarantee.
The undersigned ------, OF --, in the State OF
hereby guaranty that the foregoing bid he accepted
WILL within days after the the the office
named designated the
with good and sufficient suretes; said shall fail
ence between the offer Of the said and that which be
''Sfs.sa; eps;sj e.
Witness: G. H.
hereby certify named D
Of property and able make their guarantee
(Datc.)
ITO signed by judge United
tct attorney, collector, navy agent and oher.)
May 2-la5wt
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Ap lawt30June
United states Patent ONCE,

WHsHHEHIl APfH IbJI-
ON the petition of Harriet Y. Terry, admnistra-
" uix OF VIM H. Terry deceased OF Boston, Massachusetts,
praying for the extension OF patent granted to the said VIM d. Tor
y the l2h day OF july 1s43 for Improvement ca iron
for years from the of said patent which
takes place on the 18th day Of July, 1857
ordered that the said be heard tho Patent 0I
Monday tho Goth OF June IL O'Clock, ali
notified appear and show any why said petition
ought to be granted
Persons opposing the extension required to file In the Patent Of
1ce their objections specially set forth writing
before hearing All testimony Gied
TO be used at the said hearing be taken
pncaion
The testimony tho viii be closed tho 1eh dcpo
other papers relied upon testimony
Office before the morning OF that day the arguments any
within days thereafter.
Ordered also that this notice be published
and Evening STAR Washington, c.; Republican,
Nd Pennylyanan, Philadelphia, Daily News York n "
and Post Boston, Mass week weeks
yious to the 2sth Of Juno next, the day of hearing,
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner o N
SBtors OF tho above Will please
bills to the Pacnt once, with containing this
Ap 9--1aw3w
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No. 5Sl
Notice of the Removal of the Land once from
Red Wing to Henderson, in Minnesota Ter
ritory.
TN accordance with the provisions of the act Of
Congress entitled An act authorizing changes location
oncesn approved March g. 1853
that the oco for tho sale public lands
TRpuRy will be the town Of
In said Territory f0a and after the frS of June
Given under hand the city OF Washington this 3ob day
April A. n. 1857
BY order o the President
THcS A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner of tho and Office.
May 1-law6w lint. starl
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The owners these ships will not bo accountable for gold silver
bullion specie tewelry precious metals unless bills
dsg are signed herc and the value thereof therein expressed
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Washington Aqueduot.

OFFICE WASHINGTON AQuBDuCT,
Washington, March o, 1857.
PROPOSALS are invited for materials and work
II for the Washington aqueduct
Proposals received up h May will be opened at of that
Maps proGles specifications the and work
let viii be ready for examination at this once and after tho goth
ms be let will masonry bridges
graduation excavation and Of iron pipes
neced with the ro nan gate houses bricks
tho particular works materials reiorenco is made TO tho
apon q Tho yet acquired by the
thereon but for such unavoidable delays duo allowance viii hc ade
only works bo completed under tho pres
ni appropriation but all contracts fpr unfinished work viii be
right prescribe the amount work to done and ale Of progress
under each contract for each and ease q e hppro
shall be stopped until funds become available.
funds per paid It. in the Judgment OF
the engineer the work has been properly executed has
Payments win be made specie checks upon United
an Pn G @.n ss NJ % tue a m 10 psr
be paid their fnl wages monthly, and in specio,
,eras on ,hc Washington dqaoda
The United States reserves the right any all the bids
hond they not ho deemed advantageous make such
men may be considered most conducive to the progress OF the
Every accompanied by guarantee signed by
one more responsible persons to the effect that he thoy under
enter into obligation, within days. with Sufficient
m for the completion @ q the work md SAL,
judge United states district attorney officer
the general individual known tho Engineer
pertinent Of War that tho suaranors are able make good their
Bids be opened presence Of bidders any Of om choose
be present. NJ. C. MEIGs
Capt OF Engineers, in charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt VI. @. AIeigs, U. S. Engincors
We, tho undersigned residents --, OF -
hereby Jointly and seyeray covenant with the United States and
@ % m % r Sa ~. o nl 3 3 e
cute the contract for the with good and unt suree
form or furnish the articles proposed in conformity the terms OF the
advertisement under which made And in tho said
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Change in the Days Of Sale of the abOve-de-
scribed Indian Trust Lands in Kansas.

DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
Office Of Indian Affairs April H. 1857
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
IN the foregoing proclamation
sale OF Indian lands changed postponed
following periods:
lands Point Wednesday, 81 OF
The lands of the Wca Pao "Wednesday 24h day
June
Delaware lands, Osawee Wednesday
By order OF the Secretary Of the Interior:
CHARLES E. MIX,
Commssio dd iaterin
Ap1l-1awt3OJuna
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Proposals for stationery.

REPRESENTATIVES UNITED STATES
Clerks ofce, March 81, 1857.
pursuance of the seventeenth section of the act
OF Congress OF the 10th 1872 entitled act legang
and making appropriations for such objects have been
usually included appropriation bills without authority
law and x and provide for certain incidental OF the dc
and Offices Of and for other scaled
proposals will be received this the lst day Of
June ~ O'Clock for furnishing the following articles OF
onery for the use OF the House OF Representatives during the Thirty
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor at law in
lvI the United States
York, No lio Nassau street, New York, N Y.
Ap l6-n
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Sale of Indian Trust Lands in Kansas Terri
tory.
BY TsE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
PROCLAMATION

BY TsE PRESIDENT THE UNITED STATES
TN pursuance of law, /, FRANKLIN PIERCE, Pres
that public sale viii DO held Point county
Territory OF Kansas commencing Tuesday tho ah day May
States for the benefit Of the Iowa tribe Indians situated
IN the townships Of land in said Territory and coded
by said Indians IN trust as aforesaid to witt
Soah g The base line and " principal meridian
Townships No in ranges fifteen sixoon seventeen eighteen
Townships % in ranges seventeen eighteen ninoeop and
a@oS G e %os tow % s, B s0aed 3 The
townships two, OF ranges nineteen and twenty.
Also At rao lykns county " said Territory, commencing
Of the lands held in by the United Of The
dams situated uncmontioned townships 81 said
Territory and ceded by said oonfedeaed bands aforesaid
South n tas base line and east Of e principal meridian
Townships fifteen sixteen and seventeen range twenty
Townships fifteen sixteen range twenty two
townships hee sixteen seventeen and eighteen range won-
Townships neen ocn seventeen and eighteen Of range wen
tyfour.
Townships neen sixteen seventeen eighteen Of range n.
Provision having been third articles Of the
treaty o. cession that zach individual member Of
~ addition that ten sections should be apart
forty also be selected and Sc, anar for the he
the American Indian Mission Association; amounting
townships above named, to wit;
Townships sixteen and seventeen, range twenty two
townships een sixteen seventeen and egheen range
Townships sixteen and seventeen, range ,wcny4our.
apart and reserved from sale. - -
Also at ecompton In said Territory commencing Tuesday
twenty third day OF June
held IN trust by the United Delaware tribe
OF Indians situated within townss com
psng the ire portion the lands ceded Delaware
dians in trust as aforesaid, to witt
Soldh g The base line and east Of The sih PRINCIPAL
Townships Ave. six oh nne eleven range Or
teen - -
Townships seven, eight, nine, ten, elevcn Of - ,,o
teen ' eieFch, VI iahBe SEWN
townships SIX seSo" eight nine ten range eighteen
of said sales viii be cash received
below the valuation placed the several tracts by the commission
ers duly appointed for the of classifying and van the
and upon payment being made receipts in duplicate will be
therefor Of which will be delivered TO the purchaser
Patents will subsequently issued
accordance with the laws in force regulating tho thereof
The offering Of the above lands will be tho
specvey appointed and viii proceed In the order which
advertised with all convenient despatch until shall
have been offered and the sales thus closed
All purchases not paid for the sale viii be eorcd
following day at the risk OF the defiuiing purchaser.
Given under hand at tho Washington
day OF February, eighteen hundred and nifty
FRANKLIN FIERCE
BY the President:
GEo W. MASYPEsSr,
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs.
N BNo authorized publish the foregoing
amen without special Instructions that tho Comms
sioner Of Indian Affairs.
Feb 2S--lawtlJunc.
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No SO Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, HHPLEY, 4 Co,
Liverpool,
STEpHE,N KENNARD a CO.,
"a Austin Friars, London.
D. G. WAINWRIGHT a 90,
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Change of the Place Of Sale of the .DeIawar
Trust Lands in Kansas

NOTlCE is hereby given that the place of sale Of
IN the Delaware lands Territory
take place at Iecompton the 23i day
changed TO- and will commence at osawkee said Territory
day and date,
BY order Of the Secretary Of the Interior:
CHARLES f. MIX,
Commissioner ad interim.
DErARTlHyI INTERIOR,
Office Of Indian Affairs, April 6, 1857,
ADrl7- -laxfl lima ~ x F
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DESCRIPTION or ARTICLES.

DESCRIPTION or ARTICLES
CLASS No. 1.-Pap0,
Item 500 white laid quarto post extra upeane faint lined
2 100 white laid qnarto post extra superne unuled
g. 75 white laid Bath supcrhne faint lined
a. 30 white laid Bath post superlne unruled
g. l25 supefnne size,
faint lined and gilt edged
Q, 125 article unruled
7. l25 supene cream laid medium size, gilt
edged
g. 100 reams white extra supernne faint lined
9. rs reams paper, unrued
TO- l25 commercialsi faint lined
Proposals for the above tho price per
OF items o. and portion not TO exceed half OF each to
be Furnished gilt edged, il required
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NOTICE TO PRE- ENipTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled the right OF preompion any
lands within tho townships and parts OF townships
required TO establish the the
receiver Of the land Office and make therefor
practicable after sing his Roie aud before the appointed
commencement of the public Of tho embracing the
claimed otherwise such will be forfeited
. TIOS. a. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General land Office
Feb 1s-1aw13w lint. sar.l
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,FRANcK TAYLOR
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-09-25
AUDlTOR,S NOTICE.

q; Z, he nndeFsiened, appointed br. the Court of
common lIeas in and TO, the Comfy of Bed
lora' TO report distribution amongst creditors
Vhthe ponry in The hands of JOSEPH, b. No
hle Esq, Sequastratoro fthe PattnasviIl', and
Wocdbefry Turnpike Road Company. viii NJ
tend tnthe duties OF issappnint hlent ON We'd
nesday, the ltth day. of October next al 10
o'clock OF said day;at his Office IN tle B5r-
ougia OF Rcdfar1, wbenairI wlIesef all persons
lnnterested can attend with due proofs Of their
.''espenffre efdfnts. 6FHimdats skoaH b. falg
9sePaffi saTtas PafifcHG4r.s Il
agss ana .f,s,, JN0. p. REID,
Auditor.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-09-25
POLITICAL MEETINGS.

.
lat the request of large number OF voters,
the Couaty Committee has called meetings
in a number of the Townships, as follows:
Blnody Run, w. Providence Tp., Fti-
day, Sept. %.
HOpewell, BrOadtop Tp,, Saturday, Sept
o6.
stouerstown, Liberty 1'p., Monday, Sept.
%.
WOodberry, NJ Woodberry Tp., Tuesday,
Sept. 20. si4
Pattonsville. s. Woodberry Tp., v ed;
IewisvIlIe, Un1ou Ip., nHi stray, OcT. |.
Pleasantyillc, ST. GlnirTp Friday, Oct
9. sa tas
St. Clairsyille, ST. Clair Tp, Saturday
Oct. g. .,.-s .s.
Other meetings viii be called if desired,
kut parties wishing them are requested 10
confer with the Chairman of the Comfy
Committee, so that arrangements may be
made for speakers, &e. "a ~
All the above meetings will be held az )
o'clock, p. NJ, except the one at Jo:1n
Metzgar's, which will be held at > p. NJ.
The meetings will be addressed by Gen.
w. II. Kooniz Of Somerset, and by Alex.
King, fiaml. L. Russell, Fransis jordan,
and John IT, Filler, Esqs., of Bedford.
Hand Bills will be published at once for
al the meetings, a8d our friends can get
them by calling at the Office Of the luqui-
rer and Chronicle.
Let our friends sec 20 ii that ample notice
be given; aud all ofalI parties are cordially
invited to attend.
by order of the County Committee.
D. WASuABAUGH,
Chairman. d
s. j. RUSSELL, Sec'ty.
Sept IL. 1857
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7
Senatorial u. SchelI. ESQ


We understand that the Leeofocos in this
county are .clqctioneering for, this gentleman
81, On the grounds that if ho belelected, he
will cause the erection 0: q Rallroai to
1S ,I}H m - 20 t4tJsl s590'GEf
Bedford l5.g frlra This IS the most supreme non,
sense. All necessary Legislatiop for tie
erection Of a Railroad 70 Bedford has al
ffsy rea dy been sE seqpFed The legislature has
granted charters 1 g for the Huntington aud
BFoadt6p extension, and also fer lhe Sher-
mans Valley Railroad 70 Bedford So that
if Mr. scPeli should baPPcq 10 be elected,
he will net DC able to accomplish anything
IN addition to what has already been done.
Mr. Kooptz, on the other hand, is fully as
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-09-25
administrators Notice.

LETIE,KS ct Administratinn on the osfaia
OF David T.. CLANCY, Ate Or Monroe TowiIShIp
deco having been granted to the subscriber,
residing at Glearville, in sti.l township, notice
Is hereby given to al! persons Indebted 10 said
estate 20 make payment without delay. and
those having cllims against the estate are re-
qrifed to present the same duly authenticated
for settismsat, 5..ss
ipIIN L. GROVE,
Sept. Is, 1857.
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PICKER FOR PRONIBl TlON.
READ THE PROOFS

On the 81 March, 1882, 7Ma- Qarothqrs,
from the Committee on Vice and Immorali-
ty, reported Senate Bill, No 419, entitled
".fa act TO prohibit the mtnafactufe md
sale Of iatoricutiag liquors. See Senate
Journal, Vol. I. >. 3t3. elpi sn 4
J sEarchtl Sab, ambition was made to- con
sidsr the bill; This was objected TO- aud
the orders Of the day called, \ motion
was then made to suspend the orders to get
Il the consideration folrlhs bill. On this
mPtion the ,yeas and pays we're called, When
the yeas were 20 and the nays IL, 50 the
motion was ost,-two-thirds being hete*sa-
ry to suspend the orders. On this motion
PACKER voted yea. See Sen. jour, Vol.
I, p. 4S0
March 22l, the bill was taken up for
consideration; and on the question whether
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-09-25

- 1Slp9nrASr. Gar AM'-.7 P0made for besrti-
Tying The Hair.-highly perfumcd, superior TO
any French ayEicAe Imported, aud for half the
price. For dressing Ladies' Hair il has no,
equal, giving il a brfgiff glossy appearance--
if aearscs GeltiesaenfsIiair,o earl in the meet
natiirll ntnner. ii Eem0Tes tiapdrHT alw8Js
giving the Lair the appearance Of being fresh
shaiRi'ooed. Prieo nnsy fisn cents. None
genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE i Co, ProprS.s s.rr- af the
s1 .. :: Balm q TiOHsamf si6atrs'i
Il For sale lg all Druggists. f1TeosE.
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n iofM saVed as Tar as kn0wn: I4y
h The whoie!npmber ofpas<e ngers and crew
reported at Havana was 562 Saved ss
above 50 far as known lt9, Yet missing
and suPpoied to be lost 4l3.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-09-25

g llFRNaE's FtSwAEE can't be heat. -
Ills shop is few dnors Nest of the elG
Globe Hotel. lie is an old and good me
chapicc, and makes all his work hin.self, ana
sells cheaper than anybody else. All who.
want tinwafe will save money BY calling on
him. lie follows no other business and
PAYS AL his attention 70 making and selling
good, substantial, and cheap work.
Nav %, 1887. aa
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BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE.

competent to secure lsgislation if nccessnrz
fas. Mr. Sciell; and BedfordsC sCo1aty vsga.
lo5a nothing in asS electionof Mr.. Kdontz.
IL is warmly yin favor of . RaiIroad
Though Bedford which wonld connect vitlf
Asle eonnellsvilldtaabs iq.lshieh sopq : sst
County is warmly interested. Our friends
throughout the county will be aware Of all
such elce,ioncering tricks. Mr. Koontz
will not be exclusively the Senator of eth
-er6f4he donnties Of Somerset, Bedford or
Huntingdon, but he will represent the en-
tire District, aud The Interests, of all will be
alike atten,led 10. Me, haierstand that m
Somerset county, were anti-slayery senti-
mynts prevail, they electiopeer against Mr..
Kooptz on the grounds Of his beinga Know
Nothing, and IL Bedford County, where the
AMERICAN party is in the aseendeney, they
charge him with being an abolitiopst---
This IS tue game Of Locofocoisw, and our
friends can see that 10 fair argument need
be expected FROM the opposition.
Mr.Koontz is well known in Bedford
County; hehps frequently mingled with our urt
cilmeus, aud addressed meetings Of our
friends in different parts of the county, and
they will consider it ! pleasure and a duty
io.east their .sparages for him. Mr.. sshell
is also well known, and although clever
man and good eiu4an, he has always been
bitter and most uncompromisipg Locofoco.
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l.s, iBE.AssEssEp, -Lst. every American aud
a Republican sae that he is assessed at Least
10 teu days before tbeeleclion OF he npaylose
his vote. fty 4 ss-t. A. n s
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We ppders:ald thai the meetings so far
fcId throushont tie County, lave been we'll
attended. Tic prospects are fattering.
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Henry KieodeHHS. and CadWaIla
der Evans.

r. u
The Gaect1e publishes on, its outside as
sanding mater, the oath, SAID to have
been administercl BY the Knou-Nottings,
ii ttcir councils. Bowman in his editori-
als aud speeches, has sa'ii that Henry Nc
odcmus administered this oath in different
parts of Bedford County, On one occa-
s.qa Of this kin !, il IS reported, that NicO-
deiaqs was bushed aud rqtten-cgsed BY the
Democrats Of Cumberland Valley
Can the Democracy Of Bedford County
believe that this same Nicodemus, wbo ad-
ptinistcred this sarue Know-Nothing Oath,
which is published in the Gazette, every
week., was arHq;ntel Clerk tq, the CQnpis-
sioEcrs, last fail, BY Cadwallader. Evans
an1 fIeuyy J: Bruner. Cadwallader Evans
J, Il Favor Of continuing Henry Nicodemus
as Clerk to the of Commissioner II this Is
D mas the ease, Ne dare Mrs. Evans ,t2 come
,.e'p .e'pt gp1 deny 5Bss sh4rsse. Viii Democrats,
who .eIi9fa4 KpqE7Aotpinssm fyem tire
start, vote lor Evans, who made, Nieode-
mus Clerk. TO the. commissioners, and is
a stillja f.sor,of keeping him -therel We
iIow Eet,.,iiiisH 3sarsesi sliHg gestl Is
aQtiRrrRlr MEErFNaL LThe thiriquar-
terly meeting Of the NJ +. Church, viii
80 1iifnent5 oh Sa'm9ahy, next Rdt Mr..
uysr,, The t'rtsi1ihg il * confidently
expected, viii 65tttes;ate -oh Sunday. a'.''f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-07
Hon. Henry w. BsIlisrd returning TO the
Ministry.

Prom the Macon (Gs Telegraph
A. the recent Alabama Conference OF the Methodist
Fpscopa' church, Hon. u. w. billiard snno,r ICED his
intention of returning 20 the ministry. He had been
alluded 10 In Conference the probable editor OF The
Metbooit organ 20 be established IN Montgomery, and
Aros and turning to Bishop Pierce presiding, addressed
him % folosss-
l rive you my hand, my brother 10 this great
vork Hencsiorvsrd our paths Of lfe shall not al
verse I come, In The maturity Of my msnhcod, de-
Hberssey N lay my h,arl intellect, aud wnat-~
OF trophies ! may have In other walks o. Hs,
profesriorai or politi,ai hunby at tho loot oi the
Gross with motives which bent the service OF my M.s
tsr Let be cstnciy understood that no vote which
this Conference nay iske uron the pending propost
ton cnp Affect my resolution 10 give myself W TINS
work A. home ard abroad, In my solitary journey
lug. or standing IN the palaces Il sngs, havo
fofso,sr my early vowr. have seen the beginning and
end Of earthly grcstncss Intimately associated With
,oe of the frsi living ,tsesmeu OF this ago and coun
ry have scen them pass away from this esib Sir.
&c me pre.s rvrg thst .ef reepec without which should
thp conference my personal account Let tho
vote hsvc reference 10 No, no, sir Ihave never
lowered ny crest whom facing political parties 10 the day
OF battle. preserve my self respect, but desire TO
chicve hat that will enable ne, when this world
burns up 10 be recognized by the Great Head OF the
church friend of Christ and 20 take my psoe, how
ever humble. among martyrs and saints who have loved
end rerved Him on egtb"
lTbis the substance o his remarks, delivered N the
,psIl.p bound asdieuoe II q Of intense moral
ubrmty May he ind grace equal 10 bis noble resou
ton long msy he live 70 edfy the church, and finally
win and wear the crown Of endless Joy and glory.