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Saturday, the 9ih day of Cc;obe, 1855,
CHERIFF'S SALE.
- Aaron D. Farssrson s VITA
vs.. A'anoru's

- Aaron D. ~Farssrson s w.ael v
vs.. IA Afaloru't
Nancy solnerviIIe. ct al. Common Pleas
BY virtue Of ~ alias order Of sale In Partition. issued
cut OF the Soart OF Common Pleas % rrumb.II County,
n:.o, TO me directed and delivered. I shall eSposc h
public sale A. tbs deer Of the Court House IN Wa,
ren, on
Saturday, the 9th day of October, 1855,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock. A. NJ. and ! ?. .ef
sSid day. the following d~escr.t-i S-aI sstste, si,usss
in Weathersfeld, Township SG-%ia = Range Of To.r.
ships in the Connecticut Western Reserve, in n,
County OF frunbnli 20 wit: All that Part u tLree hun.
bred snd thirtyfour 20 F0 acres OF land in trac: two
in said Township. lying west Of the hahaliag River.
ncTth Of tao tracts Of 81 acres zach, decided Inv .r;i
decedent in bis life time to Tia sons Tm. Carton ard
Joseph Carlton. defendants Said original 33i BLOC
acre tract being bounded sad described as fo,Io~s:-
Beginning AZ the north east corner Ct said tract Nc.
two on the east line OF the rovnshir; the-c. .,st
along the north line of said tract sixty a!ne chains zad
iorJ-ons links to a Fost; thence south By a lie psr.
slsl ~ lie east In: Of said ;raet forty eizht chains
and twenty orc links; .heues east by a line PARALLEL
the north line Of said tact sxfy nine chains and
tNcnty-one links 10 the east fihu Of the TO sns hi2
thence north along the township line forty eight ehaIns
and twenty one links II the place % beginning
Appraised AZ So per acre. Subject 20 the dover OF
EiiZa3vth Carlton. TKESs-E Cash on da- OF sale:
: in ere year, and in two years. with interest.
A y. LYMAN. Shert1
shsrin's oace. Warren. Sept :. Is5s-5<-Ass.
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LANDS FOR SALE
In tia din ana adjoining Counties.

( S ROBINSON. Error oi tie Har
- . IL Coaaty RegaBEcGa. b.ns,b.p % is age.it for
the safe u VIA - s. rarm tEu Town Lots - ilsT-
ain sna adjoining '"4tt4vs- The s-ctsoD &C.: country
4 one OF ue n:o,t i-GIte IL pAio. al IS vel battered
and tam cred i.r.r - 80 a. Il z 'iaE % IN Western
s.Aies. hen iaLd IL s-Gnc4sc- al. cheap a. ,i'at.
cal. he mad Va Quo
inAa-l4Gts. ID TagiLig improving AID ) te lhSra.-
Ity - Is sItizshs AS erected u -TieHd d school hui'd-
iHE the asst ses>O-, thereby -a.nlshitg a"n lnaAi L.
cilIJ.eS for TIE thorough ejuf-tI5a Ut y"uih. The ratl
road ,aciiiiies are u he vJIy best charAr.e., there &c
ing NJ less thai: thee important railroads passing
through different Parts of tie ccu11y.
J. :. ROBINSON.
Sept %. 5--lA% Kenton. H4sdtn Co OHIO
NTAFFOKDS CELEBRATED IN
oDIAN HAIRTvNIC, for preserving the Hair from
falling on Restoring i; to it, usual color ami esPee
isHg curing badness. y replacing a fine coat OF iiair
on the neai where it has Deea Tor yeas entirely bald
Price 81 pr holI-; For sale 10y
Sept. =. JS-sm- WOODS & PEW
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

@LNNR 49, -
AFFECTED riti HIraisEt aES Epidemic Diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in
l. view Of the awful destruction Of human life,
ticei upon the unfortlnzt= victims Of such di. eases by
Qlacks, several years ugo directed their Consulting
surgeon. as u CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of their
name. 10 open & Dispenssry for the treatment Of this
ICAL ADVICE GRATIS 10 all who apply by letter,
with description stthsir condition. (age, occupation.
habits OF life. &c and in cases OF extreme poverty to
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. It is
neeslsss 10 add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill Of the age. and viii furnish the
most approved modern treatment
The Directors Of the Association. In their Annual
Report upon the treatment Of Eexual Diseases. for the
year ending January list. 1853. express the highest sat
isfactioa with the success Wh.ch has attended the l1bors
Of the Consulting Surgeon n tie cure Of Spernator-
rhea, Seminal Weakness, Impotence. GcnorThea,
elect. syphilis, the vice OF onanism or Seitahuse. &c,
and order 4 eoltiaE1aee Of the sans plan for The
ensuing year.
The Directors, on i -syieR Of the past. feel assured
thst their labors In this sphere CT benevolent Effort
have been Of great bene6t 10 the afflicted, especially to
aith reneWed STal. TO this Important ana megh tes
pissed cause.
An admirable Report on sperna.orrhnz. or Seminal
the vice Of On5Eism, Mastnrbation or Self
Surgeon will he sent by mail lin = sealed
epyelOPeJ FREE OF CHARGE. On receipt Of TWO
STAMPS for postage Other Reports and Tracts onThe
nature and trea.men; Of sexual diseases. d!et. &C.. are
Constantly beirg published for grstuitoUs distribution,
ald viii he sent to the afflicted. S6ne OF the new rem
siies and methods of treatment 6iseo-e-ed turing ;hs
last year, are Of great value.
Address. for keport or Trsatrasrt, Dr.. GE0RGE n.
CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon. Howard Asscciati0r,
No. = Sonih Ninth Street. In l1delphia Pa.
By ordef6f the DireetJr-.
EZRA ID HEARTWELL, Prcsi6ez,.
GEO. FAIRcHu.D. Ssersfs-y. Aug ass =
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Sept %. 5--lA% Kenton. Hasdin Co uhio.
MUSICAL CoNVENTION,
At EIaFkAYiiic. Pa.

The seri annual Musical Convention Niii he held at
Clark svilic Pa b. the rrcm-1l AMI Mercer Union,
COMMENCING on Wednesday,. the 9th ct October next
concert
Singers and singing teachers from all paris OF this
ard derrer Comfy age invited tn attend and TO pains
will he spared TO make the occasion 10th pleasant aad
usera,. All persons from a disiSnc- will be provided
for ~ tbs citizens as far As rosstie. free ofeharge.
By Orser Of ne SsGrd.
n ". COOK, Sec'y-
arnc In. q So ,s.h 49,
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NAAidsc o. hAsEcn. THIS Jn Jay ~ sept. A. ~ iT%-
A. d. LYMAN. Sheriff.
I GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO
y Al HALF PRICE.
A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO
at Half Price
A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO
At Half Price
A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO
At Ha:f Price
A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO
Al Half Price
A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO
At Isalf Price
A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO
Al Half Price
A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO
At HiIf Price
A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO
At Half Price
A:ADANS' BOOK & MUSIC STORE.
Al y = b X - NU-IC STORE.
At ADAIS' H0DK & MUSIC STORE.
A: ADAMS BOOB K MUSIC ST IRE
Warren, AJg-4, Los
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Merchants and Traders viii he on their guard and
not be imposed upon by a counterfeit Of Morses Indian
Root Pills, signed A. 3 More. All genuine Indian
Roo; Pills have the name and signature of 4. J. Whie
d Co, On each box.
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After which the Treasurer viii keep an Office at War
reu. for the purpose Of receiving Taxes, u1.il sAs 2uh
day OF ~emb IS5S.
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Farmers! Look 10 Your Interest

~ keep pace with the hart times, |
viii sell the Independent Horse Rtse ut 2
good article win ais" sell eIoEs. Cut
riyators, e Hives. Hoe and FlTk handles. Cheese
Presses. Provision Safes, Thermometer Churus. &c.
&c At prices to correspond with he times
CHARLES MESSENGER
Warren, VI = :. 57-tf.
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PHECE - cENTs PER ROX.

Snli in Warren. by WOODS & PEW: Braoka-Id. br
\. CuEW: Yieaaa. by =. J STETABT. Jr.: Girsri.
= Gilbert d Price: Youngstown. ay NJ T. Jewell. and
.- lr-r r-5s e. -.rar Nv "a III. '5-y
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Giv-L rnder my hand. at the Ccurt Tionse in the
village of Warren. this oh day Of Sept. A. n I~Ar.
A. 3. LYMAN. sheriff.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

I n pursuance of law, I, d. b Gilmore,
a Treasurer OF TrumbuI! County. hereby notify the
thereof. hat The rate faxes for TIE year one
eight hundred and fifty eizh; are as fellows:
FOR STATE PURPOSES.
For support Of state Government 7 10 mill. For
payment o: interest," on State De1t Sinking Fund" 10
mills. For STATE Common School FAnd ! X mills. For
District School Library Fund IlO Nbl. Total State
Levy ; lieu mills on the dollar.
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS are wanted
~ in almost eve Y Sehgnl Dlstrict aud tAey cln he
had cheap ~ eaifpx ~ the y. Ponkst7re. where
they are now opsnir-.a ns= stock. .fTr''i4g Paper.
Pers. IrkS. Sc. fer ssie A. Tow prtres Also, a lot OF
those cheap 1uart, ? I'D pocket Bibies OF baud.
Auz. Ie, IS. oRFER 81 SON.
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MY STOCK of YANKEE NOTIONS
w is full and c~o.nplete. to which 1 would invite the
attention Of Merchants and the public generally.
Aug 4. Sc !. J.
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Py pYelng I LIE. ana l De to LIE
GUNNER GOODS SELLING OFF

SUMMER GOODS SELLING OFF
~ AT COSri-T sl nov Offering the ualzRce Of uy
stock Of SCMNER HATS. PABASpLS. FANS. sc.
SC, 1t reduced urices, pre'erring to sell IT COST
to carrying over uatl next Summer. FhOSe in van; u
bargains will please turn d,Us a teaf' AZ this page.
and call before uHSiug purchases. At
Als4 J. J. STEWAgT's. 10 Market st.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29

Our assortciest of staple and fancy goods unusually
fui'. aud We design Offering Inducements in los prices
TIA; viii ensure quacA sales We tnyiIe all to Call aEd
examine our goOds "efCre purchasing.
PECK. BUKwEIL & CO.
sILks! SILKS!
THE rges stock and the best
4 u nj Of Black ard Fancy Silks ever ofered n W.T.
rea an 1 al prices from ten % tSeHty per cent love
than they IN AZ h- hal in Clevriand or Pittsburgh. rray
De found at the Warren Dry Goods Store'of
PECk. BUHH ELL & co
hRESS GOODSl DRESS GOODS
~ Printed. PIal AMI Pain Merinaes, P%orlins.
Fancy D'isines. Du.ei Piaiis ana ever. variety Of
desirable Dress Goods the market ssOrjs. a the
wARiEN DRY GOODS STORE
SHAWLSl SHAWLS!-R~inor.'
- Chen'Ie. stell- Broche. Thibet. Cashmere Blanket
PEc BrRwELL& ca.
NLOTHS AMI CASJMEEES-
- BI-ck Preach Cioshs af the ase5s qul;its all shr
i-mesi * ur-. hi#ck p"eskin casim-rts 5i superior
gra:r y All a fnil assert E-.'r If Fauc- Cts!ner". -
cire = a. m,y ~ rad auySaere on ise H-stern Re
PECK. BUEwE,L&co
LRENCH FLOWERS -M:iinrIs nj
/ osfcre " ming Fre-oh fisz-rs <I' fad : good
sss'r tu-n1 10 srecg ir1iI AS" a"5ors, Benh"ts.
= BcRwEaL 4 CO.
-)Dl caleb TIA KIP SKINS
-Dt Sus; received ana for sale at
. l. A c. Nct' NAELL'S-
2a i"z. best ,rands of FREseH cALF SK.S< just re
reiVed At 81 A. L M~cCuNAELL'S
MecoTNELL's.
"a Coz Omo CA.Fas J "a c. McCnN>ELL's.
sc doz RosoT Lik-SGs sLixs at ~McCoNNELL'S-
10 to M~rcOSNELL's ami .uy your So-E LEATHER.
Sept. "a. 3>-iE
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Garem.I

6 a f~teIf, 8.rDthet II. 6 %
Sgr. 229, gaItimp refrafe,
17Re9en I'll Gid aus bic neusftsn Wlufer Spn giiputtren, SE
anrritantfA r'unt eurpPGtfGer Monufactur, unb MAIDEN eli
e%srsDrltdes @%ntlttnma bar0uf nufmertiam. getauf an gro
II. en- betdtl. 1875 &
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n. G arey Y, - T. q H. e n,
met. 6apstteGrass. q6ef Gde orn grrOfeb Game, .ne(fti&'spu
Gbarisfr16e.
fftcefunber 9 Bis 1e uhr Yprnt'too8 2 Els 5 lbr
Rapmittaos - Sic ltnter3st62eten itb in @1rttnOuns aetre :
en un6 erbHren NIT benz :. Nn9ut. in benz 6aufe All. Der Q1eiy
Sde pcn gDtf. 8astttefr. unb @rppfeb>Qdne cine
[9eutfohe 2atp= Sfftce
wp Vie QuftrGse ie8tiber Nrt. ais sur &usfertiauna Spu
8ouf. unb Iauf6brefcn (Deebel, SUn leberG6rciburoe t unb
Werfherunoen (ncrtgaess) ppn Mtetbs unb dubern WertrSoen
(teaIes 1c.), Upn 3efnmenten (nilsl @pImdhteu u. /. NJ. fps
ME CUR @ertretune Dor daen @srtaten Der Stdbt 8aItinrrc
Iurb bS States Observation-Disclosures. Inter 3ni6es
runa' Der aewtFenbaftcfen Nus futruns aGer uns werSenbeu
IQuftr&ee erlauben mir uns has beutf6eI9ublttum UNI aeneiatt
9eridf6tteu""t ''"""e
ft27stmts J. afts ". 81 lllnIo CT.
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S-1LI Baltimore. urb GbiOs sssz2sSsss#S
Gtfenbabn. zsS

-AA-l~ -
8eite, idneGfe unp bili9ite 9feiis9ele8enbstt
{ Ii 6 inwanber mad allen YtaPeH us
gBefenS,
iber Cumberland un6 Wheelin9
Columbus, Gincinmatt.. JnotandpoltS'
ct. &pui8,
rcw,s stcr 81 y a r t unb 81 pnrpeSttte
mad Sonpusfp, Tplebo uno Chicago, Rcd<
SsIanb, Dubuque, Davenport, Soma Gtth,
aPtlpartie, Wabiiru II. |. tp.,
aanS bu r IL per 6 6 II 8 abn.
7errer auf @iienbabn nno Oampfihiffen mad
alien AM Sbic, MiIfIlippi unb Miicurt
selegeren Srten.
EY~ &inwanberern,i relGe mad bent Wefen tgGen, lit bieie
I8dbn 9dns Defenders 3u e%rtpfsbler, tH6em tie nt6t auetn Be-
Ibeutenb farssr tn, Fpnpern fe on& auf %terisltea sars nit @rs
Yre6sns ~befbrbert psrten unb ba9er Sel i6neasr unb btat8eT
an ben Ort tbrer Setiununs selaHeen, ais pe auf elmer an'
bern Ba0n.
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Sm Giiherltote g}o. 3. Sputh WarIir--


nsren Der GDrre1pp
iHe etntbe pHbtbe 8u - fAenten f9 E enenoe 9ubtr
%prrrdIbt9.
Ote 9r0Be GOttdi4e NrG6tbtbeI nit JIuaro.
ttpntn pOn S. Sdnptr, Nier. Strr6uter Inr an. TgTg
bern Ate tern. OCutlbfs National lDert. SA6s
ner ret9 per9plbeter Mlrp1liu %. nit tSofo ,nH. $500
Die 8tblGrf6e aI"I8emetn @pltS-8tt.
berttbel, 6aueTbGft unp fb0n IN Eeler 6ebunp.
NIT S6ttCB II $50
g pettes GDsrte. Dcutfte SrtaiaaIau$s. gbe.
nit StatIttden BON Raulbab, balb WarpccprNe. IL. 90
DieleIben In + Sdneen philadelphia &usg he, NPpufe4
lin SGnoe, reid ~per9pIpet q On
Dteielten. Grttaf6e MuSgd6e IN 6 SGnbru' /, tb ber,
gpIeete bnlp Warrcccbanre nit @ptbf6nttt 10 90
5htIIers merle in 3 Rdneen, Sriatudldusoabe.
balb RattlspertGnte 35O
QeGitn Werte, 2 3bGe tn 1'gb., Ib5n aebunb. 27S
8 s 10 erfe, S6buer W pufeltabp. mit 0ero. IN
8 I60tfes 2Gerfe, SGnbe, elegant 9"ebuupen $50
Us utter ScDttS auSSen. RcmARe, 10 Ibeile, eff.
CANT ~esbuupen 6.75
8etnete Der 5u&&, ~tgutrtrt, reid u. eef6nad-
vel 8ebnnetn 500
Rt8Gtp Qpnpcn, SO pra6tpple StaDlft6e uub
anitdtsn bfr NEetrpppIis Nstber WpuneItnbanp,
ban3 nGu SEQ
uTlerS f6t6teber DeutfGen nit ste.
len 9OAfanitt., REID p]ers'hetsr 9albmarcteObo. $50
80 eubta 8tttersNtl1s Der SGueer-, WelbiGts.
urb 8blferfunoe tn elmer WapPe init Cert CPS
8 Il m ~ Ell fdmmtltpe 2DertJ S1tucr Nueoabe
gre baIb IiarpCcO 320
8prpns 9Rerft, 10 SGnbe, BARS Warpccp, aebunb.
nit StaBlfidtn so
5taftspeare's Werfe, t6 YGnte nit Gtablff6sn
6aIbharctt05be, m
Ghtltrs, 1eneus, Treili0ratGs, gIroers :, @sbi,teo
l6emsrs 0bsfss Won Boz, elm ea6its @uSnasl Sgn Sn.
1en3i4rtflen. &c. &c. CDf,2f-Sl
3. Wl. g. M%rmbrm1tcr.
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SanmfR g1a hnra

&outS g5r Ber8,
Mar0lanp ) II # SAT-,
ssss@ Nr. 20, @orik Marfet GEGte,
ssssE %empFetIt BEN ausmdrti5en unb bieFaen rutlttun
~&J*SK feline nit alien @erbshsrunesn unb 8equemli9tei.
ten ausl attete
0leitanraticn q 8rarpiug8bau8.
Da8 2ptal ii in Ser Dtttte Der Start seleaen, NIT purGprS
I6eraumt9en S6iafstmmern, ippte dud &ateanfatt fir ta1t
Hne warme Sdber %1erie1er. SIM 8itrlaiun pe an Ser 8al
nur 6a8 ais s%Ot5iglt6 bstanntG Rpf'e-QoQerfier, femie bH
retntten UNI belten @etraHfen unb auserlelenen SpetIen yer.
jabrtt1t, Enn6 wtrb jspen 9ns ierpirt. BUR 8eiuRipun(
eer gate ttebt elm Sa8ateAiptet 8ur 8erfaeuns.
-@1l L3aI8 9PutS g9eber.
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SaS grpBte MG6tl niO StublzG ta6liicment
Srr Gtnht

9. @dtbtrt t, SIR. %, Ntprt-@abfr., ratt
6etfttetrneR.
hdlt fUrtwd9renb cine rsi&e @aSwabI ais: art 9auF:5trai-
turen duf Eager. 81 r>@drntturen Spr $25 %aufnGrtS.
Rpbrfable mad Reuefsm Stsl $40 per 0usenb unb ale an.
bere arttfel; II mGBt8en @tetsen unb nod Nuswr""
Qy- St 2aten nttb 2eutf6 9efftF6et.
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STERLTNG

STERLING sILBERWAAREN,
eaTee. unt Stlber. Gerptcen, lrnen, 9beefeFel, Qr6fenttt.
geIer, Rudsn. un6 Broo-Rbrbe, Gators, &ortens R6rbdsn,
QDaHer,8anneu, 8ebsr. 9Ofats 6ahen, 9tfel, @abeln; Std,
Spcroel. 3aneen, Macarpnss @nbeln, Sttpen- unb 9rsTerpe.
QSFeln, Semi e un6 3uder3dn9en u. f NJ, perben aus benz
befrn StIber e~noeferttet un6 AT mdBtsen prstIfn perfduft Be
Hr. 229, 9alttmgrefr.
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0tencr SERB 1T GOIscs ,pcrtb

3pr tm p ster tiG'e' @rutef
/ ,ft mfrb
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7, % Gtnper ppn btf II SdPrsn besaDIen oe 1aLtIe' uHIet
I@epGf mtrb nit ben @iniranberern 3u9leid ~bef6rbert unb
frmn't NIT t men sus!sif, an ben Dirt itrsr geaimmuns;
Neevn rettere Nu6funft nerbe man fb an bet untersei6ne'
Item M9enten, BET ben, nur aQetn Meife, 8iGete at baben fnb.
Gb. 3. Sileebrantt, @sent.
qvg94e Scr. 81, StQn1e8Itr.. Baltimore.
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Ubrem & SuspeIe11
g2e,se uuS fd,9ns Maaren.

Neue uuo fdj6ne Waaren.
9sAs2 6 II fteIb, DrptbeY II. so.
@e. 229, 8attimUre., Gds rem Gtersssar.,
tn'ea bte NufmerFf61at et Der &auftr aut tEr nsueS pnt eIsseu
&c Eager Dpn Benta- @rtiEtlu, au$8eei8aRttn e~O!bentn u5vtp
f%raGtS"Gsu Sspeisrisr &C., pslat ia usuta ron @utOPa tnitof
ttF!tr. Garuntet f,Fubsn 20 geidmadS0G 8~ear1st:ttt fransp
1i9e N1btcfatu, E&retbputts, &oiIetts Gtanbt, Sgwtltu~ Nm
strTu4ttbdItcg, 2ptfbiafen anb &teatgens &dpfe!A, gaetss
srTnPan}ors, 5artfr esbEuGt, Etrst9nnGtss, dtnsftae @afa
4 8rC6ts ~SFrsmQtT, 70 ntt stne ret&t &ammluns SGn tGbi1sl
3trulsgettteln, Marwprsxrbeittn, i3irii3ea GDdfer Dsssbs
itF YosisFut'. u oarfa, &amtnf6Gtn, GpsrH~0ertpeittpe pm
EGs3rufts' unl 4 sEsEbftn. 6olbtne Bstern, YpesfaIips, Gt9urEr
ssfttter aht BIaiatn uni tleusn @Idfsrn.
Gcleeme fa9reu&
ION Der beftE Netftrn 1nrOpGs an8tftrttGt nit tssa.attss
SfiJees6nfta, fir been SItfgarsntrt mtrh int In allen Sur
II ~ppsf6ttts.
SrabtDolie oTuUeleu,
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-05-14
Mr. EngIiSh's Kansas Bill.

Whereas, the people of Kansas did by
convention OF delegates, assembled at Lee
compton, on the 7th day of November, 1851 ,.
for that purpose, form for themselves con-
stitution and State government, which consti-
tuition is republican in form.
Aud whereas, at the same time aad place
the said convention did adopt an ordinance,
which said ordinance asserts that Kansas, wheL
admitted as a State, will have the undoubted
right to tax lands within her limits, belonging
to the Umited States; and proposes to reliu-
guish the said asserted right, if certain condi-
tions set forth in said ordinance be accepted
aud agreed to by the Congress of the United
States.
And whereas, The said constitution and or
dinance have been presented to Congress by the
order of the said convention, and admission of
the said territory into the Union thereon, as
State, is requested
And whereas, the said ordinance is not ae-
cepta5le to Congress, and it is desirable to as
certain whether the people of Kansas concur in
the changes 10 said ordinance hereinafter sta
ted, and desire admission into the Union as
State, as herein proposed.
Therefore, be it enacted, &c., That the State
of Kansas be, and is hereby, admitted into the
Union on an equal footing with the original
States, in all respects whatsoever, but upon
this fundamental condition of precedent, Dame-
ly, that the question of admission wita the fol-
lowing proposition, in lieu Of the ordinance
framed at Lecompton, be submitted to the yots
of the people of Kansas, aud asserted to by
them or majority OF the voters votiog at tho
election TO be held fer that purpose, namely.
that the following propositions be, and the same
are hereby, offered to the said people of Kan
sas fer their free acceptance or rejection,
which, Il accepted, shall be obligatory upon the
United States and upon the said State Of Kan
sas, to wit:
First-That sections numbered sixteen and
thirly-six in every township of public lands in
said State, and where either Of said sections,
or any part thereof, has been sold or otherwise
disposed of, other lands, equivalent thereto,
aud as contiguous as may be, shall be granted
to the said State for the use OF schools.
Second--That seventy-two sections of land
shall be set apart and reserved for the use aud
support Of State University, to be selected
by the Governor of said State, sabiect to she
approval of the Commissioner of the General
Land Office, and to be appropriated and applied
in such manner as the Legislature of the said
State may prescribe for the purpose aforesaid.
but for no other purpose.
Third That ten entrs sections of land, TO
bq selected By the Governor Of said State, in
legal subdivisions, shall be granted to said
State, for ths purpose OF completing the public
buildings, or for the erection of others at tho
seat OF government, under the direction Of the
Legislature thereof.
Fourth--That all the salt springs within ths.
said State, not exceeding twelve in number,.
with six sections of land adjoining, or as con-.
tiguous IS may be to each, shall bo granted 10
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-05-14
SOME REFLECTIONS.

Since Mr.. OWEN JONES has departed this
life, or, in other words, has taken farewell of
his repeated pledges, oral and written, to his
friends and constituents, to stand up to the
principle without which be would sill be vege-
tating at his beautiful country seat near Phila-
delphia, 1--WE breathe freer and DEEPER" We
have lost, in succession, NJ. DEwART, who car
ricd his ponderous inconsistency to Lecomp-
tonism amid many protestations on the other
side; MIR. WILSON REILLY, who went over to
the same side, after having written himself
down in the noisiest Saxon against all the
frauds in kausas; and now we are called upon
10 separate from Mr. OWEN JONES. But we
survive the last, as We did the others!
Il Is curious 10 look back 10 the state Of thi.
question shortly after the meeting of Congress
Al, HENRY III. PHILLIPS, after making the
circle OF all opinious on this issue, and covering
himself with pledges against it almost as tbici
as Susquehanna shad is covered with scales
Mr.. DnnncK, of the s.TeHth Legion," who i
happily recovering from fever which threaten
ed to take him off almost as certainly as th'
people of his district will erase him in October
and who informed the writer Of this article,
few days before he went ovsy with his flag furl