BAYER. XILRICET. -
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BEAVER, August 12, 1857
•t. (Corrected Reekly
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FLOIIR—Per $8.75
2,75
R,T£ FLotru--per cwt
PillEATr-per bushel
•"gy--per bushel 70
CORN—per bushel - 80
OAT g --per bosb,el.
• BEEF—round - 7
BUTT£4l—per. ponnd. .... . .. . . . h.,
EGGS--per dozen 10
POTATOES—Der bu5he14....... •
' • PITTSBURGH MARKET_
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PITTSBURG - HI Aug: 12, 1857 ,
FLOUR--E.c.56,753„8,87FMrd1y 7.12a7,5
WHEAT—pet bushell,3oal,3s
CORM—per bushel t ' 70a80
BYE-pct bushel 80.a85
OAT—per bushel _ 66a57
11A - -pet t0n.... ... . ... -.-..........510a18
,POT TOES—per laushel..-..... ' 60a62
1311 T TER---per pound 12a14
EGGS—per desen ..... 10a1
BACON-0;001's 12: hams 13; sides IAI
To , the Republicans of: Beaver 'CoPlor
I respectfully offer myself as a cankffection;
Pixir House Director, at the ocm - honest and
and if elected,•pledge myielk 6 i pertaining to
faithful discharge of 0,4011 N HESSON.
said office. - . 41415.-41' *'
New: Sewiell- i • .
Srpfelnbcreolgatenc/ng Secznd
ilicriday, (14th), 4, t.,1857..
Clark UsFeltm h wife Ta Wilkiam P. Elliott. •
.Robert_Gilmore vs Zoo! House Directors
Turnbull & sude . vs .Tot•ph Braun, Gar
- maheo of Meyer Weil,
Meyer Hanauer- vs I Same
Ilanauer g. Brenner, vs Same _
John Parks I ' vs William Beacom,
Matthew Elder ca iin: R. Sterling,
M Elder & Son -vs ',Same
_James Fombell I_ vs Stwatt. a Stunt Copper
Same vs Same
Same VS 1 Same
Charles .1 Tailor, vs Margaret White,
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Abraham Lourimore, vs Charles Hoak, --
I‘4 S. QUAY, Pro/
Aug. 12,1857
,
_. Batik of Beave :Ciantv. • '
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TILE etockholders of tbeißank of Beaver Co.,
-- are hereby notifieg_that Matdiments'are ordered
ns fullOve, Niz— - ! ! I
An int.taluient of 'Tett Dollars per share onor
before the Bth daiof September next. ,
And an instalineneof ) ii i ke! amount of Ten Dol
lars, per share on on bdfore he Bth !day of Oe.
tober next. i
Eayable to theTre.szurei l in liv Brighton.
! \ ..By ! crder of the Coinioissio ers.
' q• EDWARD. lIOOP4 Treasurer.
Ncia Brighton, Aug. B,IIF-
Idjour i ned• Ori!hans' Court . Sale;
.PURSIJART to a order' of Orphans' Conk
of the county of Beafver, Will he exposed to sale
by publit: vendee or tut-e 7, on the premit=is,on
Thurslai, the 27th Of ,August next, the follow
ing described real e i statc t . the .estate of• Henry
Stuall,:late of said county, deed , vii. 'Purport
No 3, lying and. belly. situate in Brighton tp:,
in said County; at 10'cl&ck A: X, of said day,
bontided,and described as follows, viz: Cem
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___ 7l , , , , , mencing on the cast cud of said tract near the
• R ulster' s i Notice:
n , \ s road, thence , S. 67°, W. 40 perches; N. 87°,1W.
, ' ',13 per N Sti° W G pei, N. 11°, W. -68 Per,
• .!• d , ~, ;N. o , l ' •
Al k persons interested n tee Bowing Ad- ~ ... ..0 ,E . 1-, per, . 38i°, E. 13 per, S. 14°,
ministration and Guardian ACCbtintlyThiCh L. ( Per. S. 41° . ,:W. , 26 per, S. 16°," W. 42 per,
have been passed and filedn the: Register's of- S. 26°, E. 31 per, - . 34°, E. 67 per, S. I°, E.
lice of Beaver county, Pa., will take notice that 14 4-10 perches to e,place of beginning. Con
-7.the same will be presented t( ' the Orphan's Court, Mining 41 acres 91, rches4nearly all of which
to be held at Beaver, in ettl for the county of cleared 'and unddr fence; and inn goad state /leaver; on Wednesday thell6th day of Septem. of cultivafion—then is alspco:tl and limestone.
her, 1857, for confirmationl and allowance— i Also, The undivi .eri one-half of a lot in the:
The Recount of Cliarl McHenry. Adminis- Boroirgb of. New \ Braghton, being NIS 255 in the
Dater de tonis non, of thd'e tate of James Reed, plan of 'eaid Borough—to be sold at 4 ectuck,
deceased. • .
.rlif
. , P :Tli d n f s. s --0 11(1 n d e l - Y th bf the purchase ~,.......*_. ,— .:t-'
The Account of Joeeph cConnell; Executor
'of the estate of John 'rep nnell, deceased. be paid' on the confirmation of the sa •, : •, -- IVI e
The Account of Jamealli , oody. Administrator Court, one third in one year thereafter, s •m
a the cstAte of Roca Robison, .d,ec'd. terist from same ti e—tho 'deferred instalment.
' • The Account 'of Jacob ronk, Administrator to remain iu thehands of the iamb:mar diirinA
of the - estate' of Robert Itobineon! detet.t. the life of tile widow, arid the interest thereof
The Guardian Account cif knees - Harper, one to'be paid to. her *wily, from :Md aftet the
I, of theExecuiers of the estate of James Harper* confirmation. :• ,
deed, Who was guardian of James H. Ramsey, For [information apply . to P. L. Grimacting
tninor,son of Jobn Rainey deed. 1
... ajminitstrator, (Bridgewater.) - '
, The Account of Robert Shannon, Adrninistri- , By order of Court,
_t, tor f the estate of . Artron]Shannoo, dec'd, Aug. 1 1857, -.• WM. R. BADEN (Mk
i- .The Aceount of John 'Miller, Administrator
iof the estate of Peter? , 'littler, dec'd. •
The A-Ccount of Wm. tdap, Administrator
— tot th estate of Margaret Moore,ldeed. '
Th Account of Daniel B. Short,'Administra
tor of the estate of Susan 'Baker, dec'd.
I.Thelaccount of It. D. Hartshorn, acting Ex
eCutor of the estate of John Smart, dec'd.
The Account of Henry Romigh and Arnos
„..Rdmigh, Exectitors of the estate of Jacob Ito
agh, ,dec'd. ' N., - ' 1 f t
The Guardian Account ‘ l of George W. Phillis,
• Guar:lion of Ifiltilda, minor daughterOf Marga
ret Phillis, dec'd. •Vtug.llo, 1557.)
- S. B. WIISON; Regiatet./
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Mesens. torroits-17oitt wilNnsert the / fol
lowing asnn advertisement in yo ar . paper,
iAnd oblige, I:DWARD 'MCGINNIS.
tre 'Court of Quarterl Sessionspf)ke peace
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in ed. for the Cennty, of 13 enier; at..,•,Jnne
Se.sions, 18 7,.•
In the matter of .the application of Pamir"
lWGinnie, of Hanover T4winship, in said Coun
ty, for License to keep Public House.
11E1111101NISTIP
.• 'Jame' Agnew, President and
Lis associates:of the Qu'arter Selsions in and
for the s rennty s of Beavei 'and State of Penn
sylvania. • '
The subscribers, Citizeni of Hanover town
ship; in the said County of Barer, Respectful
ly Represent, that they have noticed t'Fd.
ward M'Ginnis of said Township has - applied!, to
your;Hon.. Court for arLicense to keep an Inn I
or Public House 41 saidtownship. ,We mnst4
respectfully remonstrate I against' the granting
of said license; as being totally and entirely
unnecessary tol entertain ,Strangeis or travellers I
The House in which said) Inn is proposed to - be
kept is not located on any leading. or • public
read en which there is or ever was any travel
worth naming.. The only patrons of the said
Inn if the License is'granted, would be; First I
persons.visiting 'the; "Mineral Springs" there
located.;/ or. Secondly, those persons in the vicin
ity whu &Om time to time might, visit' ; it. as / a
drinking Rouse Of theifirst Class Mentioned
very few 'have visited those Springi for sortie
years-past, whilst therefore 'strangers and the
public' have got; and do not need a public
house`tliere; the only effect has been seen
the increasing intemperance of the viciity.
a. ;-4-
Against continuance Of. an evil so' great
thosi - earnestly protest, and ask the prifteetion
of your Honorable Court 4 May 22 ; . 18.57.
William Rice, 1 Samuel Martin, jr..
John Hill , ' Samuel Martin, •
'Tames Duncan, • John FleCan, -
Samuel
•- David Bradley,
Robert Stephenson; 'Joseph Moore,
David 'Steßhenson, John Roberts,
Henry Cowan, William Dungan;
11. M. Cowan, ' John Stevenson,
John M. Smith, / Wm Carothers,
'Samuel Moore. / Robert L. Carethers
Henry Moore, -S. H. ' - Leeper,
Alexander McConnell, John , Roberta,j/
Geo. W. Minesinger, iWrn: Carothers ,/ c•
David ,/Beall, (David' Coffey,/
Milton Ralston, Calebl McClung,
"David D. Dungan,
Wm. Lockhart; W. W. - Carothers,'
William Doak, JRIMiII Doak, • -
Samuel Doak, _ Hobert Martin,
Daild Ramsey, - ''/Waltor Martin,
lionnwAy's PrLes.—These potent p.rne c li es
constants a tnetkria;midita themselves,ii..
there is no internal externtd disorder eon-
trollable by medicine, for whia- the one or the
other of them is not a positive remedy. Erup
tions; tumors, giro - tale, scurvy,' cancer, mercn
rial diseases, asthma rbeutiatiatn, sore thrital.
Soot, *dropsical swellings, eta subside and dis
appear under Om action of the Ointment, and in
dyspepsia, dysentery, sick headache, diarrhiea,
~ l 4omplaint,i piles, )costiveness, and other
the Pills p r o -i lt;r ls r:a l —t the internal orgatm,
yettst.s.
TO THE AFFLICTED:
If yon Want Paten Medicines or any other
kind of medicine!, Call' at Young's, and buy
tlemalteap ant,oUra! ntar6:'s7.
THIRD; ARRITA DF ,SEII3OII.AUtt
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DRY 'crOODS_ .
AT O. HANSON LOVE '
ORIGINAL SIGN' OF THE 'BEE HIVE.' 1
No. 74 ,Market st:i jeteceen 41h, & Diamond]
' . PITTS BURGH, PA.\
A good many articles having been bought soi
h ,
latrin :he season that they have boon
sed very; cheap, . and a good many' articles in
Fancy. Goods of our l o.esent stock have been
. MARKED . DOWN , VERY CHEAP,
, . DOW
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Iwill close out the balance of ourlf4 cent
; Printed Brilliants 14110 'cents, 4.4 Brown and
White Lawns at Gi cents; English Corded Or
gandy Lawns at 12??-cents, Real French Lelia)!
at 15 Cents; Printedl.Bareges,marked,kg:
very low, Summer ilks, from 49.„.";- -. '
wards...siiks,
Fancy an *l l3 l *
, a ry..Needle Work Sets;
a Che'apestilpACCor in cents and opwirds.
1
Collars iis&-Zollarr,tmery 'cheap; some of them
Nee sly newstyles :/ Shahs and MantleS, a
ea Amortment Mak . and • White Plaid Dd,
ten, from stupwards, Lace and Silk Mantilla ' s
very Cheap. /losiery, Gloves and Mitts, of
every "liner3ption. • •
(DOMESTICS.•
i . ma kes , The very bes of all kinds of Domes•
tics, as well as the tnedium and low grades, all
of which' will be sold; as cheap as they can be
bought tiny place either.' East or. West of the
Mountains.. 1
h '
gdy-please call an examine our Rtock be
fore purchasing elsenhere, as we think itt-will
be,to advantage of every economical purchaser
to do so,, ' . . C. HANSON LOVE ,
Formerly Love Broth e
rs, and Young, 8 tovennon
and. Love: „ ; - - . I
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' . ' Wanted to Rent 11 '.
GOOD rRIVAIT. DWELLING HOUSE,
ill with 5 or 7-Ron6as, in Rochester' or New
Brighton; by the Ist 1 1 October. A good rent
will be paid. Vr ' CAPS. JESSE IIEANJi
0:4 ..)
Leave , ord with :R. SPETEUEE, Rochester;
• or IL ItirsEs ' New„, Brighton.
PAMPH : El' LAWS
rrYIE Nmphlet ws for 1857 ha; been re
ceir at the rrotlionotary's Office, and
.will be distributed t *ode entitled to receive
them. 11 I •M. 3. QUAY, Pro:
August 12, 1857. • . • .
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BE I AyER CO i 7 ANTY SS.
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IrNlthe Orphan' Court In and for the coon
-1 ty of Beaver'before the. liOnorahle the
Judges of said Court. :. In the matter cf :the es
tate of s Job tlarveY, late of, said county,. dec'd.
And now, to wit, eb 2d,• 1850, on petition of
John Can ghey, Ailin.',r of the estate of Job Dar
vey,,:ileed, the Court appoint B. B. Chat-Ober
lin, Eig . .;au Auditor to marshal the assets in
his bands,' to adjust disputed claims, and to
make distribution of said assets,Janes 30th,
1857:.j The appoi.,tment continued. .
(t... , .] )A true extract. Attest, 1 •
' • • .. W. S. BODEN, Cl'k. •
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NOTICE.—The ndersig,ned will attend at the
Court !House in le borough of. Beaver, on
Thursday, the 25 • of Aligqst, nt 9 o'clock;A.
.M., , for the hearin F L in abotre cas , ', of which all
partiei in interes :will t ke notice.
. I B. B CfIAM_BERLIN, Auditor.
Aug. 5, 1857. - • '
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mtecor tn t an ,Bank Stock
A raluablc Farm and Coal , Land for
Sac on Me "o;tionongaliela .Ricer, 22
1 . \ mires frozn: Pittsburgh.' .. • .
This Farm is v4ill improved., 4d the land-is
of the best . 4r.; qtialitY; , bushels o Wheat to the
acre have been raised upon it. Also, adjoining
it will be sold a TILACT OF COAL LAND.—
This property ha .the key to. the Coal. laying
back for more thap a -mile along' the river.—
There; is no better property along the river.
Post,
partitiglirs, 'ddress Box 535, Pittsburgh
Post 011 ice.
TO. CISH BUYERS,
GREAT RED CTION IN PRICES.
.
THE season has ' arrived when our stock of
Summer -Goods I UR "and- ?rill, be- sold. Cold
weathequilie ea r 'y part of the season has left
us with a stock of Su iiili , ,iir goods, by far too
large for-this advanced time of Summer, and
as we.ard determined to carry over no goods to
another summer thereby sing the use of our
money for nearly year we will for Thirty
days to come, s at EASTERN COST, our
stock of 2 ! .
Lawns, Mentilks, Fancy Silks,
'Brilliants, Sliawls, French Collars,
Challies, B3,anets, Mohair mitts, ....
Delieges, Ribbons,Parasols,
and variety goods rgenerally,
~
As a further inducement to . piirehasers, we
will also sell at' a_ r e duction our stock of Domes
tic and Staple g emls--enich as Calicoes, Mus
lins, "Pickings, Ch cks, Table Linens, and all
.
1 good's usually k t in a dry goods store. As
1 we are determined, to close out otir_stockpar
-1 tieularly,44l(l . goods—somp- good bargains may
be expected. li T. M. TAYLOR,
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July 22, 1' '57: . i Rochester 4%d - the bill.'
z•: _ ,
I Seminary -Lesson. :
, .
I Qursport. Hou l onany Ladies are there in the
Fetnale Seminary] in Beaver! AsswEit. One
!Hundred. i • "
y,,,,
QunerrioN. Wou 4 it be a desirable ignition
for an Oculist or ye Doctor? Axa. Yo, sir.
Qurrnox. Wh ~not'? Axe. Because the La
dies nil wear fine r Drops, which' they set
cheap at the ester. ishment of WM. PLATE in
Bridgewater. H , !also deals largely in Finger
Rings, Pius; Gold nd Silver Watches,all cheap,
yerycheap, for C' ah. - Jnly 22 ! '57.
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1 "TICE TO FARMERS.
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_ T:s: cu- mTNED
NOXING & APIA T u Ar-f CHINES
MANBFACTURED BY
WARDEOP. STOUT
• fl PITTSBURGH, PA.
4 BE now rea4- for delivery., Early orders
IV will have the! preferenCe, aa the number
will be limited s season. -They are warrant
ed: in a... 7 'tot, and may.beiseta and or
dere left at the = -M and Agriettitural
_House,
No. 47, Fifth s • •
June 10,'67.W.AftDROP.
4
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DUFF'S ArEacirrill COLLEGE
Mr& R 413 1 415, $43. STREET,:
.PI t 5.7. PA.
oldest -1 • extensive emit:lost per
fectly organised "}+ . .lEROL L COLLEGE in
the United States.! The "only one in the State
acting ander a Lxotsaariva Qualms:
swain or ratorrints.,
Ron; Jaxasiinottanan, Preside nt n if the United
States, i
Ron. Wn.r.tax !
Ron. Mosta Ilampton,
lion. Wasirett IL Lovffis'''
lion. Cuautas N Qcfi o, f
( ie.„.n. L.,,,g;. 143* (X . nt1i0r of Duff's isyeteni if Ider
tri..Alid Steamhoat Bookl•keeping) President
St' e faculty, consisting of from twelve to fif
teen Professorsand Lecturers ,, including one
of the best Pent tien in the U. S.
The Students of this InstitUtion obtain the ,
following important advantisges over all others
in the West. .
let. A training. for business , by a practical
Merchant of nearly 20 yearS experience in vx
tensive inland and shipping, business.
2d. Their Diploma bears theesignature of the
author cf a system of Book-keetiing, sanctioned
by the Chamber of Commerce of New York, as
the best in our Language—seti circular p. 17.
. 3d. A new and abbrovhited Method of Double !
Entry .
h The Private Ledger, riot taught in any
other - •
6th. Sing e • Books changed into Double
Entry.
.6th. Improved terms o t'. Book; directly
Checking the Ledger.
. 7th.,lmproving form of i Check. Book—s 11,
Lying the It Account. • ,
Bth. B determining the precise tnatul
tit,' of n •
9th. Bul or adjusting deranged Doubleen. I
try Books. _ - 1
10th. Partnershiii,Settlements by Single Entry:
11th: Joint Account Settlements, with partial
and complete sales: • '
12th. Three different methods of introducing_
a new partner. •
13th. Sii examples of Books opened with sp,o
cial conditions.
14th. Dissolution and winding up partnershili
Book.
16th. Sale @nd transfer of interest front ono
partner to another. _
See test , problems on the above—circular
p. 20 . -,
Penmanship, Mereantilt - Arillimetie, COM
mercial Law, Cerrespondenee,l - Commercial
garb ca, Politi - oal Economy and Detecting Coun
terfeit Notes, are all included *its our College
Course of Book-keiping..
About 4000 Students have been qualified for
business in, thi s - Institution.
• Circulars and specimens of Penmanship
ed free.. • •
Duff's Boolmeeping, Harper'S - new edition.
pp. 222 royal'octavo. Price $1.50, postage 21
vents:
Duff's Steal:Art Bookkeeping. Price $1;
postage 0 cents. • :, I
1• ; ....ti0 printed Universalist questions are,
given to Students:, in thie•lnstitution; nor no,
"Universalist prmiching" advertised in the.
College` toonis on Sundays, on the "doctrines
and tendencies" of the Presbyterian, Method*,
I t utheran and other Churches. bi22'57.1
be published in a few weeks "Bust.;
ness and Ornamental Penmanship." by .1.43..
Duncan, Professor of Penmanship in thiicinsti
..tntion. The world will be in imperial 4uarto
form, containing nearly 600 specimens of busp_
ness and ornamental Penmanship, the most comi•
preheusivo yet published, designed for the use
of both learners and teachers. ' • I
N 0
Office of New Brighton Jlari. Can,.
New Brighton, July 1, 1857. J..
The'Share-bidders of the New Brighton Man
ufitcluring company, are hereby notified and
required to pay tq the fireassrer of the Cctm;
pony in . New Brightop, the unpaid balance of
the stook--subtnribed by them respectively, as
follows; viz—
1. An instalment o ur Dollars per share,
on Owl:51h day of August ' 1
. 2. An mitalment of Four Dollars ..per, share
on the - 15t if day of September next.
8 An in'etalment of Four Dollars per share
on the 15th day of October next. .
4. 'Ari instalment of Four Dollars per '.hare,
lon the 15taa day of November next.
.5. An instalment (final) of Four Dollars - 13' er
share' on the 15th day of December next', -
"-liv order of ihe Board of Directors.
. ! 'EDWARD HOOP, Sec'y.
• Bridgewater Drug tore.
TIIE subscriber having just rece i ved d new,
and !Urge assortment of Dr. - s, Patent
Medicines. &a., respectfully informs the citi
zens of Bridge Water and adjoining villagea, that
they can now obtain anything in his Una as
cheap as they chn, be purchased in Pittsburg
or anyithercitY west of the mountains. Ha! :
ing his.Demsq ',elected by .a careful and expert
iced person, he cannot fail to give satisfaction.
Thankful for jute favorsshe solicits the custo m
of both friends , and'strattgers, feeling that he,
can both supply_aud satisfy be asks your, rit
ionage. Ile has this day received a Isrge,
sortment uf paints, oils, turpentine and ifyo_
stuffs, which he can sell cheoperthnn they have,
ever, been offered to the public hefore. Also aj
large, assortment of pare wines,bandies oath liquors, for medical and gacratnentil purpo ses, only. A largo. stock of cigar s and tobacco kept,
constantly of hand, which will be sold, whole- 1
sale and retail, cheaper than they can he bmiOlt
elsewhere. I A fUll assortment of all the Patent
Medicines, bair`Oils, fancy soaps and perfumary
constantly on , hand, at Smith's old stand,
,Bridgewater. I , SA3II.IEL MILLEft, ,
July 15 1857. , - \
M. -B WELSH,
AT - TOIVNEY AT LAW,
(Dtstrict Attorney,) !
Office in the Court House, Beaver, P
July 15 1857, ly.
NOTICE
MY wife Naicy, bayingleft my bed and board
witbont just cause or proeocation';" all per4na,
are hereby forbidden- to trust her on my; ac
'count, as I will pay no debts of her contracting
after this date. - " JOHN ROB I 1.
al Ita on, July. 22, 1857.
A3IBROTYPES,
MELAINOTYPES & SPIIEROTYPES q '
OUGLASS -
--WOULD - t he °Miens of Beaver end
J A o
vicinity; that he'-has fitted up in - the Hall of the
PORTER HOUSE., and is prepared to 611'11113h
those who will call - on_hitn, with an ilegent
likeness, in anf . .of these improved atylett. [
These pictures can be taken almost in an in
stant, and in all kinds !'of weather, which is a,
great advantage in taking likenesses of children.
He is also prepared to take pictures on leath •
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er and paper,which are convenient to lend by
mail. Also Spherotypea wlxich is a wondeifal
improvement in the art. He has on hand a Va
riety of Fancy Cases, Gold , Lockets and Breast
pins. Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully '
invited to call and examine specimens at his
room. i
P. lii. Call soon as he purposes remaining but
a short time. : . - July 15, '57. _
DENTISTRY.. H
TAR. W. F. FUNDENBERG Hair
lug re t urned' froth Europe,l has
resumed the practice of his profession.
office and residence No. 148 Third Street, two
doors aboro Smithfield Street, Pittsburth,', Pa
TUDO 11 ly. , • , ,
/ 11 / 7 1 . dotte b barred
and atrtpw swim,' plain and striped
niumoolte and bri l li antalrictaria lawn, Attila
cord, dimity, milli/ &0., just..ua.ned at.
march 18, 1857
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IDERFUMSKY and Flamoring Extracts (W.
.11. always be found at P: B. YOUNG'S.
=I
WEAKgb-
FEV Ai.
Anti the Various street:lm
I
ditordered 11
STOMAC i II ArD LIVE 'l, 'R
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Ouch i aa Indigestion, Acidi y of the stomach, Co
licky Pains, Ileathurn, L se' of Appetite, Des
poudinoy, Costivepess, Blihd mid Bleeding Piles.
I s
' e ' e n Nervous , Ne r vous, beninati and Neuralgic Affee- 1
'Dons; it has in nnMerous i stabees proved high-I
li beneficial and in othe effected. a dee ed
*ore.' , i ' „ I
This is s purely' vegetablempontd, pre n
ett on strictly scien • tifloprineipl ee es, after the man
ner of the celebrated Holland. Professor, Boer
lhave. Because oflitagre t success in most of
the European States:l its introduction into the,
United States watfilatend d more especially , for
those of our fatherland s Head here and there
over the face of this migh y iountry.! Meeting
with great sdeeed, among hem, I now' offer it to
the American public, k owing that' its truly
wonderful medicinal virt m ust be aeknowledl
ged., , 1 1
Tirs
It is art ic u lar y recd mended to . those per-
P, sonitwhose ponstltutions ay have been impair
ed by the continons us of 'ardent" spirits, or
other forms of di sipatiotk: Oenerally instanta
ii
neon. in effect, i 1 finds i s way directly to the
seat of life, thrillin g and nicitening every nerve
raised up the dr ooping s irit, ,and, in fact, in.
fusing new health and vi or in , the system. 1
NOTlCEl—Wheover tlpects to find in tide
abeverage will b ;disappointed, but to the sick
weak and low sp rited, it .!will prove a greatful
aromatic cordial Possessed of singular remedia
properties. 1 1 is ,
Qterms.—Th gre . al popularity of this de
lightful Aroma h as induced many, imitntions;
which the pnblielshould guard,against purchas
ing. Be not perimaded thbuy:anything else un
til you have given Boerhave'silolland Bitter's a
a fair trial. One bottle 'Rill convince you how
infinitely superior it is to all these imitations.
" nta„,Seild at $ I 00 per bottle, or six bottles for
;5.00, sold by the propr eters; Benjamin Page,
Jr. Sc_Co. llanufacturin: Pharmaceutists .and
Chemistsf Pittsburgh, Pa. I
II , L -
•
THE GREAT ENGLISH EMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from a prescription or. Sir James
Clarke, M. D. Ph ysician. Extraordinary to the
Queen. This i nvaluable Medicine is unfailing
in the oure of all those painful 'and dangerous
diseases incident to the female constitution.
It moderated all exce ss, removes 'all obstruc
tions, and brings on the monthly i period with
regulari'y. These Pills should be used two. or
three weeks prtvieus to confinement; they for-I
tify the coustit tion, and lessen, suffering 'du=
e
ring labor, enabling th mother to perform her
duties with safety to he elf and child.' 11
These Pills sheuld not e taken bylemrkles da!
ring the FIRST' THKE.F. MONTHS of Pregruku
ey as they are eure'to bring on !diem-Lige, but
ltt any other time they "are safe. l i
In all oases o Nervous and Spinal Affections,
in the Bac and Limbs, Heaviness,' Fatigue
1 1'
in Slight Exe Hon; Palpitation of the Heart
Lowness of Spiiits, Histerice, Sick Headache,
Whites and all''e painfnl,diseases occasioned
by a diarode . syettotti, these Pills will'ofiect a
cure when all er means hive failed, and .al
though
though a powerful rem dy, do nclicotitarti iron,
calomel, antim ny or a y other mineral. ,
Full (Breed° s accompanying each package.
Price, in the tilted , 'totes and 'Canada,•One
Dollar. 1
Sole Agent Sr this ountry.
' so
i
Late / C.
N. B. ,1%T,00 and G
to any aftthorized Age
of thei'ills by 'return
KAIS , ER, RoChester,
/Wolesale ; Agents
.Pitisbugh Pa.l ,
- 'TRII' STE'S!I &lig
I 1
Of thc Reall Elate qi Aft:my , ma
- I :Stnchn i f ftn decV ] 1
' rBY Tirtue mf an order of the Orphans' Court
of Beaver _County, wi I be
. lexposed to sale at
public ventlue, , lonlhe prom ses, on Saturday,
the 29th day of August next, - at 12 o'clock, M.
the Real Estati; of lay and Sarah ;Stockman,
late of Beavotl county den'il. being the undi
j,h
'vided two thirds of o e hundred and six Reims
and seventy-dve perc hes dts - land, !devised-to
them arid Elii Stockman, ai tenantr '
- by the last wil and t:stamoot of
man, deo'd., altuaten the load
Beaver to Not Coale on the West
Big Beaver Creek, a out Fix mill
Brighton, in 11 Big Over itownsl _
n i
county: Bounded on the North'.. b y
Smiley, East by Big Beaver Creek, South Iby
William Beatty and West by 'Rol:Mrt Stinson,
upon which **dwelling Ithuse, barn or, sta
bling; apple Orchard, 1 number of never failing
spring, strcani6 of iii ning rater, about seven
ty.five acres Cleared nd under fence, balance
well timlierel soil pr duotiie' and veins of coal
underneath; 1 cationleasairt and healthy. •
TER-Ai
SlSee-thir of the ' purchase money
-a
aßi ti ii.. o t
inu n iwtiil O ttegi f io s ts:n a nu l eo e :3 , t ' 7rho o rurr n r
dt
h e sietu t ei h rfeho ;
e r third.
iati
idv.r i a n o:
DEN,I Cl'lt' i
1k,57 ; • ' i •••
to be paid on honfirix4
one year and ho rer
years thereaft l er,\witt
don enquire::' fiatnul
ses, or of Mal
Attest, W. .
I Deaver, Jnty, 15th;
Exchange /kink. Notes
w
Bills] Not* and Drafti,
to: Tor bud current
June'll,'s4
, I
Banker, Defiler in,
and Cr o n:
COLLECTI NS ~ o
promptli Mien ,
funds received t on de t
NO- ICEr.
ALL peraons late eted care, hereby notified
that the undersigned .ommissic*rs, appointed
by the Conti: of Qui rter Sessions of Beaver
county, to inil ,
wire hd o the Propiihty of erecting
anew SChoot Distril out of parte of Raccoon,
Green and Hanover itownshipsi Ito be called'
'Mechanicsburg Dia ' et will meet on Monday
the 24th of A u gust,- 1 7, at the yillage of Ne
-43
chaniestmag, to disc e the duties _enjoined
by order of port. [ - W. A. rIII93ISON.
i l
• , 1 DAVID PA.TTON,
.1. - i DAVID REED. •
..., i . ;
July 8
1 :,
To TH PUBLIC,. 1
THs sub . 'her iing . taken,chale of the
Sharonl*team minim Mill, ould res
pectfully infprm the uhlktitat :he • prepared
to acc,ommi to all who may favor him with
their miato . Ills 'facilities for grinding are
la
fully 1,441 to an 7 In! the count,y., If good
wheat is sent tit3hts milLlhe will unsure good
dour r , and a gobd yi- d. I , - k ' •
may 27 1E57. . , JOIINII. PIDWELL
FColored Larne,
W,bito Brilliants, fro
Ettared- do fro
bobroidres, and all
gently red cod prioes t 1 ,
43.4 22. fit • -
I i
' , RE' 8 01: TI 0'
liivostv Ansendnsents'to the Coinstituttoit
, of the ant' snwnwealth. ; •
i)
Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre
sentatives of thatomnionwdalth tennsylva
nia in General Assembly men That the follow
lug amendments are proposed to, the constitn,
tion of the '
coni,monwealtb, i n accordanee with
the previsions rof the tenth article therebf.
First Amendment. :1
There shall be an additional article to said
ionstitution to,be designated as article eleven ,
as fchlows.--7 •
artr.cts XL , •
OF PUBLIC D'E r tTiS: ,
Sztrriox I, The State may cont t debts to
supply casual deficits or failures in revenues, or
to meet expenses, not otherwise provided for;but
he aggregate'amount of, such debts direct and
contingent, whether contracted bylirtne of ode
or more acts of the general assembly, or Midi&
ferent periods of tin* shall never 'exceed.seven
hundred:and fifty thousand dollars,and the mon
ey arising from the creation of sue& debts,shall
be applied to the purpose for which , it was ob.
, tained, or to repay the debts so contracted, and
to no other purpose whatever. I '
Sac. 2 In addition to, the above limited Pow
er the State may contract debts t repel ince.,
eimit, suppress insurrection, defend ithe State in
war, orl to' redeem the; present ontstandinf in
debtedness of the state; but the money arising
from the contracting of such debts, Isbell be ap
plied to the purPose fcir which itiwas raised„
or to repay such debts, and to no littler pUrpose
VIE'S
I
, AGUEi
coneequent upon
tI.•
whatever. I '
• I .
'Ste. 3. Except the debts above mpecified, in
seetionS one and two or this article, no debt
whatever shall be created by, or on behalf of
the state! • , . ' 1
Sac. 4. To'provide for the payment, of the
present debt, end any additional debt contraet
eill as aforesaid, the legislature, shall, at its first
Session, after the' adoption of this amendMent,
create a sinking fund, which shall be sufficient
to Pay the accruing interest on such debt, and
annually to , reduce the principal !thereof, by a
sum not less than two hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars; which sinking fund shall consist of
the net annual income of the public works,from
time to time owned by, the stato4 or the
_pro
ceeds of the sale of t h e same, or any port there
et and of the income or proceeds of sale of
stocks owned by the - state, together With other
;funds, or refiourees • that may be designated by
law.. The said sin kingi fund may he inereaised,
from time to time, by, assigning tol it any fart of
the taxes, or other revenues of.the State, not
required for the ordinary and current expenses
of government, and Unless in case r of war, inva
81011 orinsurreetion, no,i part ofhesaid,sink
log fund shall - be Used or appli ed otherwise
than in extinguishment of the pubic debt, until
the amount of slob debt is reduced below the
sem of five millions of dollars. ‘ 1 , • f
See. 5. , The creditof the commonwealth shall
not in any manner, er event; be pledged, or
loaned to, any individual, company,s°retied
fp
or association; nor shall the "enni onwealth
hereafter become a jbint owner, oi•st st ockholder,
in any company, asseciation,lor ceeptiration.
; Sso. 6. The cornolonwealth shall not assume
the debt, or any part thereof, of any county,
city, borough or township; or dfl any corpora,
tion, or association; unless such debt shall have
been contracted to 'enable the stale to repel in
vasion, Suppress,doniestic insurrection, defend'
itself iv time of war, or-te assist the atato in
the'discharge of any portion of its presenti in
debtedness. . . i '' 1 I
Szo. 7. , The legistatehall not authorize
i t
any county, city, borougfir towns ip, or inCor
pOrated district, by virtue, of avnte of its Cid-.
tens, or otherwise, to begonia a itsekholder in
any company, association, or cuiPoration; or to'
obtain money for, or loan its credit to, any cor
poration, association, institutioulnr party:
Second' Anzeluiment. ~
There shall be an fuhntionallartiele to said
constitution, to be designated as article XII, as
, . • ,
follows: 1 - - I
1 • [ . -.
mg xu. .
• • •1
O,F NEOOUNrIEB
No county shall be divided by :a line,citting '
off, over one-tenth of its population, (eithe r to
form a new county or ! otherviiiiii) withoutthe
(mimes assent of suit county , b.) , a vote othe
electers I thereek nor shall any , sew county' be
established, containing less than four hundred
square miles.
Third Amendment. ,' I
From section two of the first' article of the
constitution; strike out the word "of the city
of Philadelphia, aud'of each co unty respective
ly;" trom section five, sane ar, strike out
the words, , " of Philadelphia , and of several
counties;" from section seven, same article,
strilie out the worda, "neither t e city 'of Phil
adelphis; nor any, and insert in lieu thereof the
words, "and no; ' and strike out .'section fen;
same article," and in lieu thercof)insert the fol
logjug: ! ' 1 .... ,
I 'Sko.4. In the year ono thousand eight hurt
dred and, sixty-four, , and in every seventh year
thereafter, representatives to thetnum'ber ofene
hundred, shall be apportioned .and distributed
equally, turoughout the state, bidistricts, in
proportion to the 'Amber of taxable inhabitants
in the several parte thereof• eXcept that, any
county containing at least three thousand five
hundred taxables, may be allowed a separate
representation; but no more than three counties
shall be joined, arid no countyall be divided,
in the formation Of f a district:: A y city con
all
triiiiing'a sufficient number of ta , a lea to enti
tle it; to at least two rePresentaes shall have
a seParate representation assig ned it, and shall
bo divided into convenient d i stricts of contigu
ous territory, of equal taxable ;population as
near as maybe,.each of which [districts shall
elect one representative. - ,
At theend of, section seven, l en e article, in
sert these words, "the city of Philadelphia shall
be divided into single. Senatorial districts, of
contiguous territory as nearly equal in taxa de
population as possible; but no w e ird shall be di ;
vided in the formation thereof." 1,
The legislature, at its` . first session, after the
actoption of this aMendment, shall divide the
city of Philadelphia into senatorial arid repre
sentative districti,in the manner above provi
ded; such districta to remain unchanged 'until ,
the apportionment l in the yearrono thousand
eight hundred and sixty-four. . '
. . Fourth Atiimidmet. , ' .---'
,
There i shall be an additional! section to the
first article of said 'coast:Untied; which shall be
numbered and - reed as follows: 1 1-
80. 2ff. The legislature shall have the power
to alter, revoke, oriannul, any charter or Meer-,
purgition hereafter Conferred by, Or . under, any
special, or general law', whenever in their opin
ion i may be injurious to tho ; citizens of' the
l i
com onwealth , in such manner, however, ; that,
no i justice shall be done to thelcorporaters.
. , .
IN . SENATE, M ara27th, 1857.
Resolved, That this resolution'Pala. On the
first amendment, yeas 24, nays 7; on the second
amendment, yeas 28, nays 8; on the third arrien&
ment, , yers 24, nays 4; on the fourth amend
ment, yeas 23, nays 4.
[Eitraet from the'Jotgnal.]
GEO. W. lIAMERSLY ) Crk- '
, 'JOB NOSE'S,
LDIYIN & Co.,'
Illochester, N.Y.
°stage stamps enclosed,
'ts, insure a bottle
ail. !For sale, by C. L.
Pa. 4
i'I,E4IING BROTHER.
1 1 Dec. 12
Sttralr
,uk 6 cents up.
10 uts up.
121 omits up.
ids of white goods at
30 4y_s; at
TAYLO4I3.
'fT
• ,
IN THE bIOUSE ttEPRESENTATIVEs, 1
April 29,1857
ItesOlved, That this resolution pass. On the'
first iithendment, yeas 78, nays,l2; on tho sec:
and iinimilmont, yeas ,67, hays 84; on the third,
atnendme t, yeas. 72, nays 22; on the fourth
ametidmen yeas 83, nays 7.,
[Extract' from the Joiroal.]
1 4COB ZIEGLER, Cl'k
Filed in Beoretires off:l6e May 2, 1857. I I
\ A. CURTIN,
Secretary bf Commonwealth
the. Comonwealth•
\ •
OFFICE,
IlitutreatimVolnne -A1857.
Peri • Zvania
/14 certify that the abets foregoing is a
true .d cermet 'copy of the. filtesolit;:
tion .roposing amehdments to the c Constitution
e Conittionwealth," •with the 'rot* in &oh
hawk of the Legislature upon theXfinal pas..
sap thereef, as appears from the orinals on
ffle Oisioffice.
[1.4 a.] tielimorty 'thereof nave
Qlllll
pee my hand lindld to to affixed tl
this Secretary's Mee, the day'and'yt
writtenl , 1 1 . - i
! I ' -"•‘-: : ' • ' A. G.. CIIRTI
- I Secretary ofLiw CTDDICILIB I
IN SEN4aTE, 1 arch ~t 7, 1
wrberesolution prepesing amendlne
Constitution of the G'OMmoowealth
consignation, ; , 1 j
On the questlll,-
~ . 1
Fill the Senat agree to the first am
• The!. xeas and nays were taken a
the; provisions of :tlm, Constittition, AEI
follOvis, viz: • ' i . - '
'°- •Yzats—filessts. Brower, Brown, I C.
Eyans, Fetter, Flenniken, Frazer,;rn
den. Killinger, Knox, ' Laubaoh, Lew
ficofield, Sellers, 1 Shuman, Steele,
Welsh,Wilkins,Wright at Taggart, S ,
NATE' =Messrs, Crabb, Cresswell, 1
Gregg, Harris, Penrose and Sonth'er
. ,So the 'question wasideterminail in
. Mative. ; l' - , ; , - '
• • • •
On the nestion, -
, • ~
Will the Senateagree to the secon.
(1
anent! -It -A .
i The yens and n ays were'taken a t .
the provisions of the . Constitution,‘
follows, viz: , - • r --- ,
I Tgas—ldesors. Brewer, Brbwne, i
I Ely, Eyans, Fetter, Finney, Flennike .1
Jordan, Knox, Laubach, Lewis, ?dye
Sh.uman, Souther, Steele, Straub, Vi
kips, Wright and Taggart„S a reenacr..- i
Nave—Tticissis,CoffelaCrabb‘, , Fra t
Ilarris, Killinger; Penrose and Scofie
So the question was detertnined in
motive. , - 'i• • • i
On the question,' '
WM the Senate agree to the third a,
The yea 4 and nays_ were taten • a..
the provisions OlCthe Constitution, an
follows, viz. • •-! • ~ 1
YEAS- 7 ,llessrs. Brewer, lirown,a,Cra
well, Ely, Evans, Flenniken , Frazer
Jordan,
Killinger, Knox, Laubaeh,
er, Scofield, Sellers, Shnmin,-Sontit;
Straub, Welsh, Wilkins and Wright
. ,
1 Nays--Nlessri. ColliY, Gregg,. •
PenreseH-4. t i .• , . ,
.So the, question was determined in
motive. 1 • -- 4
~ .
-On the question, ..- • • '
Will the Senate Agree N to the feu i
month • -, • ,
The yeas and nays were taken-n
the provisions of the CeMitittition, at
follows, viz: .' '--
IYEAS—llogsrl. Brewer, Brent; Col
will, Ely, Evans, Flenniken, Frazd r E
Xilliiter, Knox, 'Lanbach, Lewis, , r
field, Sellers, Shuman, Souther, Stei
Welsh, Wilkins and Wrigitt23. ' 1
i NAYS--Nlossrs. Crabb, Finney, -
Penrpse,L4. • '
' So the question was determined ii
ative. - , •
„. .„,
IN THE I.IOUE 01' .I.IEPRESENI
1 ' ' April 2U
The resolution proposing amendm
Constitution of the Commonwealth 1
consideraion, • ;
On the - question, • i
Will the House agree to the first
' The yens and' nays were tiken
the provisions of the Constitution,
follows vii;
Ynis-41;es'srs. A nderaon, Arthur
Ball, Beck.; Bishori, Bower, , , Brnw
CamPbell; Chase,' Cleaver; erawfo
Ent, Eyster,lFansold; Foster, GM°
Hamel, Harper; Heina_Hiestand; H i
Hoffman: (Berks,tlinbrie, Lines,. , l .l l
,kinc --- .Tdats, Johnson; Kauffman, la
Leisenring, Longaker, Lovett, Mani ,
WCalmont, Wllvain, Moorhead, M;
selman, Nichols, Nicholson, Nunenv
son, Peters Petrikin, Pownall, Pt
sey, - (Philadelphia) Ramsey, 'o'o
Reed, 'Roberts, Rupp, Shaw, Sh
(Cambria) Smith, (Centre,) Steven
Vail, Yanvoorhis, Vickers, Vpeghl
Westbrook, Wheaton, Williston,l
Wright, Zimmerman and Getz, Spea
• Nars--Messrs. Backus,' Benson,
ilton; Hammett, - Hine, :Hoffman,
Lebo, Struthers, ;Thorn, Warner
trode-12. . , 1, 1
So the question Wasdecermined t
atie.
O. , •
On the question; '
Will the House agree. to the eo•
went ? . - •
The yeas a,rtd nays were taken i t
the provisions of the Constitat ion, I
followa•iiz: - • ' -
I YnAs--51essri. Anderson, Bic
'Beck, Bower, Calhoun, 6114601
Fausold, roster,iGildea, Rapid, II
Heistand, Hillegas, Hoffman, (B?
keeper, Imbue, 'ones, Jenkins,
son, lauffinan, Knight, Beisenril
Lovett, Malicia, Mangle, itlll
Mussblmart,l Nichols, Nichc - '
Vettrieft, Peters,. i'etriker
Rarnsey, (P,hilidelphia,)-Its
"er, Roberts,- R4p, Stiffly,
Noeghley, Walter, Weitbrook, ,'W '
merman and Getr;-Speaker —57.
NAYS—MeNsts. Arthur, August`
t
Benson, Bishop , Brown, Chase, CIII
ford, Erie; Gibboney, Ilamil4
11111. Hi P ne Hoffman, (Lebanon,),) 4
Lebo, NlTalmont, 3fummn,_Reed, E
Ihria) Smith, (Centre,) Stevenson
;Thorn, Vanvoorhis, Vick*, Wage'
nor, Wintrode, Witherow and Wrig
So the question was determined
ative. -
On The qnestion, .. ,
Will - the House agree to - t4e thir_
The yens end nays were. taken
the provisions of the Constitution
follows, viz: , "I
Yzaa---Nle.sste. Anderson„ This &ase, Ball,
Beck, Benson,power, Brown, Ca houn, Canip•
bell, Mass, Cleaver, Crawford, Dickey, Ent,
Eyster, Fausoll, Foster. Gibbone. , Hamel, Her.
per, Heins, Hi stnnd, Ilfll;Hille as, Hoffman,
(Berks,) . 'Hoffman. (Lebanon,) ,Housekeoper,
Imbrie, Innes ' Jaeobsi . dolips,'Johnsim, Kauff.
man, Kerr. Lebo, Longaker,Lovett,dtanear,
Naugle, M:Calmont, I%fie,orhoitd. g6mma, '"Musi l
Belfries, Nichols, Niahols6n, Nanciimehey„ Pear
son, Petrikin.lPownall, Purcell, Rmsey,(York)
Reenter; hoed, 'Rupp, Shaw; Soak, - Sraitb,
(Cambria . ) Smith, (Centre,) Stevenson,p Tobin,
Vali, - Vanvoorhis; Vickers, Voeghleyr-Viii,gou
seller, Westbrook; Williston. Wilherow, Wright,
Zimmerman and Getz, Spiakcr-712; r
NAys—memsrs. Arthur, Augustine,' Bao*ts,
Bishop, Carty, -Dock, Gildea,! Hatuillton, Han
cock, Hine ' Jenkins._ Knight; Leliseering, - IM'-
Ilvain, I Itamse,s•; -7Philadelphia, ) - Roberts,
ani
Struthers, ,Thorn, 'Walter,' W l er, Wharton,
and Wiatiode-22. ' . , \- • I
So the question was determine in \the affirm
ative. -•- ' -- ---- ; - r •
On the question, • ~ 1
' Will the House agree to the fourth amenthrfette
. The y . eas and nays were take ° agreeably to
the provisions of the Cortgtitutiorl, -and were as
follows, viz: - k. - --I 1
YEAS—Messrs. Andnrson,Arth r, Deckhouse,*
Backus; Ball, Beck,. Bensons B i shop, Bower,
Brown, Calhoun, Campbell, Cart,.Chase, Clea-,
ver, Crawford, Dickey, eEnt, ,Eyster, Fausold.
Foster Gibboney, Gildea, Haute!, ilarper,Weins,
Hiestand,•: Intl, lliiirman, (Berks.) Hoffman,
JLobel - loaf) Housekeeper, Imbriedlanes;JacobS,
enkins,- Johns, JOhnson, Kitifffman - e fterr, - Le
bo, Daisenring, Longaker, Loiretq Maiielf,Mau
cir,
gle, M'Calmont, „ifilvain, Muram ,111usselfeste,
Nichbls, Nicholson; NuntMacher, ' Pear on, Pe,
tens, Petrikiri, Pownall,ll l'ur ell, Ritrases",
7
i l ra
(Philadelphia)Racasey, (York,) Reamer; Reed,
Roberti, Rupp, I Shaw, Sloan, S h,' (Cambria)
Smith, - Centre, Stinson, Tol n, Vail. !Von
voorhi „ Vickers, Voe hley, IVa onseller, Wal
fen' , er, Westbroolc, !Whiter, lrillisteri,
WM64if . , Zimmerman and Get , Speaker-83.
.
I NAlri Messrs : D4k, Hamilton, Huneoek,
Struthers, Thorn, Wintred° and Wright--7.
I So the question was determined in tho-atErm
ative. ' ' . ~ ,
• .. _ ---- - • _. -
; --;
• - - SECRETARY'S OF, ICY
Harrisburg,JunelBs7
. 22 , I
.
.Penn/tim'nict; as: , • i
Owel do certify that the above and foregoing is a
Owe and correct.cok of Ott 4 1fas' and -*Nays'
!••• , .
!!!!1
I I,
taken on'tbe resolution proposing amendthenta
to 'the Constitution of the iComtpontiealth, se
the e 4 o' appeere 'onthe -JOurnels of the , htp
Ou„nses;/of the Genteel Assembly of tbitt. l ,Coti. 4
monweelth, for the sessile:vet 1851. .1 ,
s. j. Witness niihenti iintt the seal of said
/ office, ' this twenty4ecoll ddy pf
ens tbotisaad:eight hundred and tiftiolorelc‘
A'
/ CURTIN I
• • •
17 Secretary of the Coonnonwealth.
,e seal of
r above
iN;•~%
alai.
El
- to die
tinder
'NO SUCH WORD;, -Ag. FAiL!
!ndraettt ?
Li eably to ,
were as
4 ey, El y,
ram,
Jar-
Li , . Myer,
Straub,
iker--24.
Finney,
I tho affir
lIOLLOLWAY. - iS' 'OINTMENT {
~.
( -
IRCUL 1R 10 THE SICK.
~,/ . ......
The first hospital surgeons and medical pub
licisq of Europe, admit the unparalleled anti
irrilammathry and healing properties of this
Ointment; goverinnents sanction its isms in f
their naval and military services •, and the mas
ses ,in this country end tliroughout the world'
repose the utmost confiddnce in its curative
properties.. it penetrates Ili 6 sources of inflam
mation anti corruption which underlie the es- '
tenni' evidences of disesse, and neutralize tho
Eel, elements which feed and clove - ride the
malady,. • ' ' ------
RIIEUNIA.'TISJf, SCROFULA, ERYsIifELAS. .
These are among the most terrible and - ago
nixing 'diseases of the rnitqcles, the flesliy fibre
and the skin; yet in their worst forms, and
when seemingly .incurable, they invariably die- /
appear under a persevering application ler this 1
soothing,'healing, autipote to pain and nfts.ina ,
mation. I
SALT' RIIEUM, FEVER sorzs, S IFF /
a JOINTS. i
\
j In VIEW of Salt Rheum, where medical wet- 4"
ierspletie 3, • and every recipe of the ph taxinc'e
pees 'Ave \proved useless, the °lutes nt will
accomplish a, thew ugh cure. Fever So es ITO
quickly under its infl ence, and its relax
1
effect upon contra, tea news is truly *oxide ul.
DISCHARGI G ULCERS.
, A most remarkable . d happy changr
duced in the appearance of !hangnail,
after a few appliestions of this Olut
The surroundingl rednesi vanishes,_an
isles of healthy flesh begin to take the
the discharged matter. This process
more or less rapidly, uptil the orifice
up with sauna material, and the ulcer
1
w A
M
ired: ,
WORD TO OTHER .
'T 4
The young are the • most frequent sufferers
frohmY external injuries, and therefor4i every
ti i
mother should have this healing pre aratiort
constantly at hand. !It is an absolut \ specifio
far sore breasts, and quickly removes 'the en
crusted sores which ssmetimes disfigure the
heads and faces of children. \ -
- SIGNIFTUANT FACTS \ '-
,This; Oiptment is - universally-used on boa
"I \
Ie Atlantio and Neste ,whaling fiet is-a
-cure ,
th 1 .
for scorbutic affections; and ,as the best possiblt—t---k
-reined), for — l:founds and Bimini Large • sup- i
plies of it 'have recently been'ordered by the j i•
Sultan of Turkey for hospital purposes. 0
Both the Ohttruent andiPills shad Le used ''
in theildlowiny cases:
, _
Bunions Lumbago , - Sqre Logs i
Burns Merchrial Sore I3reast3,„
Chap'd Hands Eruptions Sore Heads
Chilblains Piles Sore Throats
Fistujas Rheumatism Sore lof all
Gout ' ,Salt Rheuin s- kin s
--iSein Dieases Spra'as
Serel'a Glands Still Joints Scalds
Ulcers Venereal Sores Wour
I kini
*** Sold at the Manufactories of
llolloway SO Maiden Lane, New'
244
214 Strand London,
,and by all re
Druggists and Dealers,of Medicines t
Ithe United States, and the civilired
Pots, at 25 cents, 621 cents; and 51
0 tunningham, Beaver, is an authori
'i
for the sale of, these medicines.
,t - "f•There is a considerable gravit
ing the large sizes. I
N,,8. Directions for the guidance of
n even- discirder are Aftsen to each
February 25 1357 \
amend
!•eably to-
I were as
reieswell
Ingram
Sellers
lab, Wil
r, Gregg
the afrir
nittneht?
eiibly to,
El were as
1); Cress
Ingram;
My
'r, Steele,
1 24.
arris übd
the tam.
f
lESEI
leenbly t
1-wero as
Cres:i
) Ingram,
[Slyer, Sco
e, Straub;
ordan and
tho afht-
itRIZZ
ma
entsioto the
.eing under
mendment?
greeably to
rql were fin"
Rlel house,
' ,_ Chlhotini
) a,. Diettly,
, ey, tiildea ,
ili Rillagni,
Jacobs,, Jen
.eir, Knight, •
Cat- Slaugle,
itrnma, Nitta
holier, -Pear
tired', Ram
rilt,)ll.eatner,,
loan, Smith,
ison,- Tolan,
ley, Walter,
.-Witherow,
tker-78. '
Dook, Hain
(Lebanon,)
and - lVin-
a the affirm
ond lamend
agreqably to
and Were as
house, 8411
Carty, Ent,
rper, Heins,
krks.) Hou!so
.ohns, John
g, Longaker,
- 111oorheal,
inemachei,
•Autr t , utst Appollitakent
..... ,
, . DR. H. TUBBS,, [ ,
Will be at his - r 00771 Brit gesoater, •
. , I
,
Lelm,er' 8 Hotel,`.llolidali,
.I.iigast 4,1857. • .
1 . ~J I
For consultation • upvir all - chseas s el the
Throat, Lungs, Ileart,•Liyer;,Stontac ,Bowelsi
Kidneys and Spleen; also - Dropsy, Gr vet, Rhe
umatistn„ Nervousness, Debitity, [Vs' epsia, Fe
male diseases, Ague and 'ever, !Fits, Fraptirities •
of the blood. Eruptions, Cancers; Dicers, and all
1 other varieties of long standing Comple ititS,..bvith ------ •
external and internal, ''':____.- 1 -----c• ------ : .
~
', For some ten years Dr. T. has devoted his en-',
tire tune to chionie diseases,-treating thmisandi
Annually, many of • whom had-cabansecl' every 1
other resource vithin reach; 11 , :n case are r„,
mineral or, other poisens-ereployed,.n r does ha i -
Make sick to Mince wpll, or tear do n to built`'
up Again. They `medicines' len be t Ken irith 1
safety by the most delicate, and patie 's may re- I
main at lionie,,and continue with pru epee their • i
ordinary diet and excercise. ?if - any have recov 7
eretl under the treatment after frien u ls and phy
sicians had given up all - hope, the ' disputable '
evidence of which can vdway.ste furnished. In.
valids, •however reduced pr.despairing, vi- _ I
to eall, and may' be risSured that rlio tneenrage•
wept will be, given or expense! inourred; tri - thput
a cOrresponding prospect of .recovery: , ,„).
j iMthisie or As has I . - ' •
The statement given this month, w?ll be read
with deep interest by all who havei endured the
ditexpressible horrors of Asthma;pceially
--
l is
- dbes it commend itself. to those Rho have be
lieved that treatment may
. reideve, ut •caplet
cure.
t - liolmes tp. CraivfordCo. Dille, July 1857
-Ein7 - -Truns 4-Sir--Sinde Childhood I have
been afflicted. wit,h_ , Pkithisic 62 , Asthma. *My
niother before the suffered - from the' same die- -
ease. Aa Im* older iv bteamu verse, the par
oxysms.occurred oftener and wervuoreprotraal .
ted and - iev_ere, especially so during the winter: '
aeasork. -- ;At;p11 -- ticties a little more then ordina
ry. exertion calved a violent cough ,and great op
pression in breathing. ; •1 1, •
While the paroxysms lasted there R as a nis-'
NEE
rrlr;) ft cam
'olan,
anon, Ziin-
no, Backus,
Llettver, brit w-
Ilaucock;
Saeohs,'Kerr,
mith, (Cain-
Struthers ;
puller, :War-
Rht-34.
in the affikin
antend'utent?
agreeably to
auTwere as.
&ming cough? and a'constant, agonizing/drug. -
gig for breath, being at tithes apparently upon
the verge of suffocation: Very little sleep _
could be obtained :it such times and that little
'While sitting in, my chair.. Two ye:usage.' was
induced ay the statement of aladTjwl4olll yon.
'Cured of Asthma, to make one moreltrial.
I had pile faith at that time; partly bocauso
I had e.!roften been disappointed,; and partly,ler
cause• others sail I could not get The •
treatment was pursued" finder; cireumtances
;most favorable, having .the care' of 81°k - friends;
yet I have been'not only fully relieved all
symptoms of Asthma, but af other affections au
companying, I have no cough now,- imeatho free
ly, rest well, and haze 'good strengt, ' •
'Yours truly. SUSA.NA W. QUAM'ANCE.
-
. • DISSOLUTIQN._ •
FIE partnership partnership heretofore existing between T
John C. Xnvis and Samuel Miller in tno I
Drug business, under the style et Lillie & mil- 1
ter is now nowt dissolved from this date by, mutual!
,consent. "All persons having claim* against us
as a firm are requested to band in their ao,
counts to Samuel Miller, whol remains 41
business at the old stand. Either ire enthori.l
zed to collect and receipt for debts due.
Bridgewater,,' - 1 J 1 ,10." C. LOIS,'
Juno 10, 1851 - . - 1" SAMUEL •MILLEE4
1111
C ORN CULT.LVATOR.S-40 }:xptucling u
tivators,' adapted to podtto and; cOrn ctopail
for sale . ' J.WA.RDEOP, tt
)610. t ' sth, otroot
ENE
,
1- is pro
ulcers
placo Of
goe 4 s du
ds of all
S.
rofesor
or nna'
Epectabter
roughotit,
w0r13,-an\
mein Vt >,
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g by tan-
patients"
ot.