F I S r county, bestigerabsr lot o. //lm I ,!P ",ft
. 1 1 said town. and bounded on Vie ir nth - 1).7 water
1 77;;;iiii 7 ii -r- LES.' l i(' - ' • ' id 0.'2 5' the Li of
• •
BY v
• irtue of su ndry
- writs : of Pier' P lot IS`o. 1. mist by Beaver creek, eolith try stater
-
l id LeVari Facias(issinevi lot No. 8, and west by public , stteet,_on which
- Venditinni Expo ispleas of _Beaver is erected a - PsPer - Mal. with tonn - 1 1 41Ortenolly
slit of the Court
directed
will
be
eel:moil.
to
and aU the necessary maohinery c ror the mama
oa3', and in./31 I ln!. rit' , at the Court facture of paper. Also lots 27 an 28 in tile idea
taie endue or 0 -C ~
,ale b yP U--- V hof on - . of said town, - bounded on the north by to 29.
110t15e, in the boroug /Beaver,,. .
east by the public street, south tot lot 26, land
FRIDAY,'. SEPTEMBgR 11TEr, 4.857,
, west by street; on Which is eeected a large stone
. ell the right, title , interest 'and claim of de-- dwelling house, two stories high, with rooms
i of ; in and to the following described suitable• for the accommodatitht or four families.
17, n ; di r n gre t' mid situate in NeW - Brighton tiorongli,' Seised and taken in execution MI the property
--,
Ilca ' y ' rr - couoty, No. --:- in I the plaik, of said of Arahibold Robertson, at the ,
of Edward
men.
bounded on the north/ by --, east by , . ; ; ,
..
. - - 1
'
'd oom street and Railroad, sOuth by Lock st.• No.
U
U.
west by 'firiestreet, ol'-: Which 59 erentetl -1 -At the same . ALSO, l iime and i plaer , allthe right;' title
tiC two story brier Fosse used for a hotel, tuid; interest and claim of defe n dant! of in and to a
a large feline building used as a dwelling "di certain lot of ground situated In Ifookitowa.•
1 . 1 ,,14 Seized and taken is -execution as the / Greene towuship, Beaver Counti, Pa. bounded
• &aof Jo.eph saac: - Darling i nt the suit of I
ir. - ;pr lon the north by Mill street, east - by John Stet-.
Willi:ie. ' .
• •
~..
~..„, - ling, ` son.th by heirs of Mathew - /1-leas, and on
e- ~ 0 . "_, .- A I .:lUt - r --, the west by Cat-other's heirs, boetaining, one
• .4t tine same time- - „nrid piece, all ibe r right, ti- hundred and twenty feet equarebnore or les*,
~.;- i nterest and chilm oaralefendnne:a-re,' In. and on: which is erected one two-storYframe dwel
t 1 1,, Plowing lele„efgreinil.sitnate in Bridge- ;ling house, and also a enigma sale-mill in good
o.cr borough, ta;wiLlk4e lote,l, 2 and 3.; I running order, and aline - tie carding machine.
e r,,initoz, 135 hy-50 feet each, beneded on the i Selzed and telen.into Exeeutionl, as the proper-,
n .,e,t, by_ Clay alley, east by innlberry alley, ty r‘f James 8. lillket at the !thief David Rob,-1
.z.sth by Porter etreet, and • west.by clarion rt.
.1 inson. A•lm'r of Thomas * Stevenson.
.1;.,,,, his Nos. 4 and 5, o•liiiining. hounded I No. 12 , ALSO,
a r d,l , s lot No. 6. east by mulberry tilley.sotith 1 At the same time and place all the right title in.
t,,,elni- alley, and west ,by Clarion street, f'n 1 terest and claim of defendant ofi'
and to the fiil
ihreli i. erected one brick netts:go louse, with i lowing piece or strip of land sit aged ip Indus•
cellar, anti other opt-housee, of
';water well o, water I . lei - Townshiy , Beaver County, be n a g , abiant two
awl a nuniber of fruit trees - , the lots are en- [ thousand three hundred feet in length running
c'esel with board fence. Also; all that part from Coal laniipirmerly IVllliant- Ile ry's, on
4,,,,, I,t No. 30, of the, town of Beaver,sitnate lon Trolfrutito the Ohio liver, as aleo to branch
-• iii Pri,tgewat -r. beginning at a post -on linp- i s . i
t p from the same; running 400 feet in-length
; , ; .„I L im th ence mirth 80 deg teat 1 I '? 3 loth l t o Cleveland and FittSburgb Railroad; the Main
cmile=, e= t:, a t"' -t , thence bv land of Vera south ' strip bounded north by land purchased from irtn
ell ..leg west 27 4-iti perches; to post, thence Henry: east by lands purohued l er said Henry.
- 1 I rlaill of the late Giles Ilrewh math 30 deg. F w Walker, Canton street In Industry and by
east 15 4-10 oerche+ to leopai4Jane, thence , byi land‘purebnaed of Eakin estate ty P It' Walker
-
S: /;!)_ ..eat 27 410 perches to place of /begin- / andjacob Ross and,by lands purchased by Ja
n
;;;): eollfAilling t.WO acres '3;5 psyche nacre or,: cob Ross: south by-the Ohio, river , . west by lands
improved and under fence ; aei zed and te.--; bought of D Eakin e, Cleveland end Pittsburgh
1, 1 '14 is esccution as the pronerti of Theophilus 1 Railroad by parch iso.of Eakirtos state, Samuel
r Phillips, at the snit (If Edli"nrd T. Field , use -
Mason' Joseph t wing and F walker. The
,116,-..rge Lci.mer,.. , ,alscat the suit ef.Edwin T. I said breech strip hennaed 'east aa west by land
,
• 11,1. _ I / bonght of,the Eakiteestrite, scut by Canal et.,
INI-,. :1.,-7" • 1 A LSO, ' . lin Industry; upon whicßiands is nsttneted the
I, it tie -ame tithe a al - plai-e; nll the --right,,,ti--1 lateral Rellrea 1 front-04 mines pought of wm
'• eta , - iotere.t and 'claim or defendant, of. intend ; llenry, tik Ohio river, together with said Rail
ov i th e t c •To,:wing described lot , : of granyill situ : , Road endllio,appurtetrances, right of way trucks
t.• it. tlie 1: - -r , ,it.:Ii of N - is Ilrighton. No r , 24 a - ; &c. as mire par:cularly laid ` dein upon map of
it,
, thi(plan of 5:.1.1 I . ..orMgt), bounde.l on said Rail Rot pproprifttien in the Court of
ft
1.111 l• no s rtiu by 1.11'11015y street, east by Railroad „Cnitlituon Pleas Seized And takEn in execution
-_ reet, sutith by lot N0..52 1 1,r.r.ii west by fieut 1 tee - the property of-James 3. lreils at the euit of
:--- - ttlett; oil No :".•I'lls erected one t.troi, story well il W K
Bin. ennedy. , , t . , •
litlslc , l bri.k di ef!ing.lian.e, and u 4 NO i,25 is 1 No. 13:_ . ALSO
ri i
_ ,
the lot '
..eted etc nh!.. lITIII 00 , er rut-Lou i.,..` l At the same t e and place 'll the right ti
- is c.a.-1'0.01; se.zed and taken in ex , itiln a 5 ' tle interest and claim ofdefendint of in - and to
• too prapetty of Robinson JackscT at ke B nit- off all that certain frame dwellin house - 'and
i i
IVilliam Kennedy. : - , , •1, groand eppertenent situate in t h e
Borough of
...,...Vo. 4. ALSO, .-- l Rochester Bearer County, on the East end of
, i• At the same tune and plsce all the ',gilt, ti- . lot nunibered Si x (6) in II: 'Alendeuhall'i plan
de
,•-• le, it‘terect and claim Tor fendan t . otoir and a said town of Rochester; ' bounded on, the- I
-._ Id the niliolcrig ticscriteol 'farm of lans situate 1 north l a y w in ,.hi, gton st on l the east by lot num- i
_ o t _cowl, Cr.; vcr tot - li , l4.lratin.lell.oni the'N. ! bered/7. in-soid plan; on this south by Famine
' io.• hunt of iy.-bir.g.trii Johnston, on the east by ! street and on the.west by part or, came lot- num
:. 'dm llayi ar.1J0...-1), lire
dI , south !by James bere l d 6.4 which east end of said lot is one hun-
I. 'Lin, w e :',i. by toliyeil Tenni.. and Michael Con - - 1 dre and l four - feet in length,l or thereabouts and
'
- - ;. , -i•, coif sung 22.6 nixes, more or lees,of whirl' , forty feet in width. , 'The said frame dwelling
~1.,.ei 1: - t , arc cleared, ant under fence,onWiiich ! house - being 38 feet in length (in front)and thirty
' :.• ,-Itct• •i : ,, ,e I , A honse, and log barb, there is ;, ttel,o feet back, two storieiThigh: the first story ten
altin orchard on the premise.; seized and ta - ! feet high and the second eight f r tet high. with 3
1...,, it, cze,. property :on as, the property of- „James D. i e001:11,9 on each door, 6 windows i the second sto
r.i' 1. , 1 :It t •• .., : i: of Eli.abetlr, F. qu:9fic_lre for i kr-and three in the first. Seized and taken ht
• 11-- , , - . 1- ,0e , 1: -11. Pasnlet e and Beik,..for Ilse cif ' execution .as the preperty of George Hinds at the
,t 1, , -0,,, ;:, ,t. ,•I• If ,- . - •P . I.suit ef Samuel 'Ect , ff. I F : -
- .5 . , 5 • ALSO ' ,''' 4 - 1 : ' • ''' '
-1- ,„
JAML6 DiERA El,
At the < Dt , tithe ,I di all the -',
i
Shelifre Office, 13euvex,
Cl'. i.;Tere-t 11,4.c1:dm of defendant, kf. in al !- •
•! .
..‘l t ; i. " -r, 2 -
.
-: , .11 , 1FIIl l e-or:.el firm o land situate Aug. 11, 1857.
inYer townsbip, r Beaver coatrty,
hoat- ------- --'- 1 . 7 ---- --;-.-• .--- .-
i;_c'rorth by Lawrence county linand • Ilegister'S Notice.:-
1...:,.n.'ea.t by Lowry ond-lileClere, sou th by -
... . .
1 :: .! ri ih.ker. and west ;by Robert' -Shannon ALL persoes interested in t r e following, Ad
; ta11. , F .: , .i . ari•liall, cortainine:lrop acres"; more IL
.t, ministration and hic
Guardian AccOunts,wh
.
,-- ',---. e-iirl:. all cleared and under fe'nee..on I have been passed and filed in the Regiiter's-of-
I is clectr-,1 one clone Live:ling house, two ! lice ot . Beavel• county, Pas„,Aill ' eke n - Welltat
c,- o hich. arid a frame. bonze arid log barn, '. the same will be presents-or - Whir - Ctiiirt.
, I I
•'..,-; ~ e also eztewfve Cool banhs ,opened un ,to be held at Beaver, in stodi of
I.l , vaice9,- and :K s: number of framefenernents I Dearer, on -Wednesday thel6thlday o m
et.. S:c., there Isittso an 'oreluird on the I bit . . 1857, for confirmation and allowance—
;r- ;-.,••••, t.exed ar i l token :in ere ntion as the ;* The account of Charles 1 111eIlenry Adminia
: rt - rerty of William Fruit, at the s 'it - --of John ; tenter de lonia non, of the' estate of Janina Reed,
11,1".1..,h w
e.-. eof Orin troid:ins.- Co., now fOr : a r ieascd•
.:, , I - R M
llo.s; .1 of the ,unit of John - ; T ~,he Account of ;lee ntiell, 4 Executoe
ll ••1' , '2.• .- use of Orin norkins /&. Cot- also at; Of the reopiohot .Coined , deceneed.
of
la. : tthe same TR the r same.''.,. - ' ' I The A' Mood 3: Admiti for
•:N . •ii $ _ A LSO , / I ': '•- '; of the es to o oss Robi ,, dee'
: •
it the sl re Cmc and place ett 'the right, ti- ,- The Account of J
in , tii ,l „ lid a l a i ln .. a r.d ef i endant„,o( .. in and . of the estate of Robe
• •
I • Z.. , Z...1;ur . .:1.7 descraied hits.; of gronnli situate I The Guardian Aecci
la 11 I !..;ewater - B..aver co - unty bb leil -
, - . t on Ale , , i .
~ ;of the Executors of th Ta ,
i,..111, l.y sti:.•ee, east by pilde r oa d , South by c ' ec `",•who was guardiat of Ja es 11. Ramsey,
`deilt , .‘li.; •pars,nta-ge lot, and westihy alleY, on:minor 8013 of John Itainsey,l dee
ithicii i- erected onc e:;:pec! shop, the lots arel- - The Account of Robert Slianuon, Administra
- tonnesid with 1,....a, c 1 leas.; ,seized and taken in i ter of the estate of Aaron
t‘ She - 04n, deo'd.
~,,o- t
~, a. the iro mrty ai Wra. G. Bittd, a - ‘ 1 -
The Account of Jolt -• Aliller, Administrator
the. , ,lit',,r 4.,.....1,h i: ‘ ,l n. ! ! • "I! of the estate of Peter B iehler, klee'd.
1
Nft. 7. ‘ . :, A LS4') , _ ' - ! .Thu Account of Wm. bunlao, Administrator
i
I ' ! ; of the estate of Alarmi '
, ~, t. Mooee, dec'd.
1 t Vic came time :Ind place • a the right ti- '
tle; int,,est nal Claiin of , Ifen . vit, of ' ..t d ' '
1/. The Account of lOinie B. Shirt. Administra
t, th. iolio7iii.; (le.( ri t; , .11.kt of n . tor,el• the estate of Susa faker, deed. - -.
~r .:., u n, 1 s l i n t .
in H 0ei.. „,,, , ,.. 0 b ,, e ,, m4 , ,, bau,,l,. i
as fano
s ullre ; Tle;account "or. E. D.` , lfortshorn, acting Ex
,-ii the north b: N r...lr;t. tit. John don le;er...t bw-V11.12:: ! center of the estate of Jebti Smu t, deed.
i'r - ...5,'5cc0 , 1 , by MA,. Wels11, 1 41 ! west b :Y 1.. - b 4rY ' The Account of Henry Ttomigh and Amost
Ott _et, r r back street i; ` ' , . 3, l or - Romigh, Executors of the estate of. Jacob Ito
,. n le.nca is erected . ;
,ta-gh deed . 'N
et e cort..ee house, atal a, feame cabinet shop, I l !
'
,
1f. a .... i , ie stable, we I _, ~ i. . ; The GuaNian Account of Geerge W. Phillis,
o , is. entaoctrt with Want , G d• ' • •
Z..r...';'; seized and tike -. . , nal ir lf Matilda, minor de o - sop.
, -
,
In Terty of Robert Ifiti,
;,....j MeLtualaiirt.
N. :''. ; A
;..k
`the 1
.1 same time, rind
fe, interest and elniin 64
1- the knowing describr
: et liece parcel or tract
.'. - -try ton n-hip. Be-trer
-, rl•s .1. , .• Izzl:.1, of ileirs'e.f
-:-.llel- Trustee, south
'' , ,, ,.:(1... by coal street in
'id. of WillinniCairn..7, ..'
ii. '..hriu;:..r., and:Madison
T. r'.,, by Find.. cat Chas It
--;,fae..es Fussell am i d Wii
..lankes _Nei ille,T Solos, ,
...., :E.r, ct ntrinlne 420 a.
.!;1 -, Len. ur.der fence; 111
1. ... -,, 5;,...ia..; dw...king house;
i.,-; a - s.l.tellinq houses.
....,tr,ll' the filoir‘ii'
. ~ cyst
• ''' t.! Ls '..i. Fleet each,
, 'nese !•tiett. s.olithe'll 1
li I, V - 24.141P ' ' 3. northerly
ch.C., by - Sam'l Mas •
1 :1-e'l,s a n '
on
.•. .I. by iv!) feet • eech. in one j block
~ !1. onboth sides of Wells' lateral railroad,
''.:44rl ea‘terly by Crape alley , • '
14r.....,, -, xoutherl hiy
: ri ,
rh, tracer, re t !..t eJly by boron sireef, stud
',.!
.„ ny al'ey. One lot.:50 b .00 f t tio
ee ~ un
•l'' . ..:.1 - erly Ikv Milt B ' Y
~
. to .
~ on forte southerly by
x,,,tily-ty Huron street, orth
'• ' hi; dlr. foL Ocelot .30 t ll
lerkY
111
~ ..i . ,.., 1 , ibi _ , y6o feetheimeled
(
. . • , e , ) street sod theriv by forret,
''Y 1-1. 10 Claims, 0 orfherly Icy C & P It R.
41 -. 7 C 6 feet, bounded; ea.terl h W in,
•Itherli; by ', - 1.2. I yl " .3'
-;•
~r ,
~
.; ~. - -tryst , we st er l y by' a ll e y,
L A: ,
.. 13 1, 3- 1 .; &? It It. Oue and a half
'. • 1,,n feet,)Sin g
-,.!,,..) : ~r ..,a. on both sides Wells'.
...,..,,_ z . ,, _ d bounded easterly by Canton at. ,
_ .- ? ty . Jacob •11
i...,,-, 1 , 11, _ oss, . westerly . by Grape',
iz te. ,, zr lY by J. B. Walker. -Alscr one
j
if- ~ " 1141 )011114Q east - 1 'b 1 d f.l
4.,.. ,tru , tee . er y• yan a .8.
LI Qe _ .,
an,. , southerly ' by Ohio river;.iresterly
~,,
:.",tr.i._l northerly by Lenten street,in town
.'j,
.upon which is erected a two story
' ''" e lllng [Jo .
zuce or less. IL°, containing half' an ,acre,
,_ arty Seized
.. and taken in exeCtitienits„
q''f . ot James ,S. Wells: at -the suit Cie
, •1 ; t hen -"lye also at the stutter gin. Keane
. , • ;:
. :a 7 , ...t the suit of Chamberlin a .Cutlibert-'
~--'! (..);../ lithe suit of Matthew ge,uned
. _ YR. 'l
ce
Ai It ALSO 1
es t ,
Le /its ~m _ 3
~wie and place,•_all fite right, ti
!? e t i .,, , ,. l. ; = ' ) __ ti col
_claim of, defendant of. In an
taini a ‘f * " g, z o!seribedlot pr , Parcel of land
6 , .., , , a 1 t , • 7 ; ...ewickly township, heaver' co.
~ .,s l l l,ru lt. , 010 north , and'easX by ! land of' Mi
11,,reac, 'er,"Lltb by. John Reno; and -rest by
.` e ' l., r-li%: "" i nitt7, 1 8 acres more '-
-
or less, of
t , ,,er. , Attie serge street .- .
-• ' '''bo two 1 Pnre dl 34 uttiler , fines,
-1,.,, z .
, 0 cea banka-okeed on the
i - r , o, e -. l .` e ' 2 eu•aail taken in texecuti pro-
I ; li e .. " Theints McK 4-• t o as the
. .g„. ee att e suit.of Oliver .
fie. 10 t, I , -
At thi . j ai . A LSO,' , ' •': .
• i , i nte. : Le link and place all the - righ ti
.. al/ th rt u tt end elaimof defenda t'
A
' "rtainl nt - of ' on' d situ lin
P
A d..., nr ,,„
_.;
_gr . IO oe In , the
,y2LT, itoppewa township tear
ill .
I=
r 71,1
a short
Call Faun aa be purpose* rethainitut but
'te. ' . • ;Tilly 16, '67.
--------- , ro, .
itiaft f Beafer County. '
..
THE stoekholde f the Ban of Beavei Co.'
are hereby notified tba ' ' talm ' ts are orderel ,
rit.l." ' ,
as followe, via— ' ' 1 -'
- ,'''' .
An instalment of Ten Hallam per start on or
before th . 4 Bth day of September l next: : ..
And en instalment of like amount of Ten Bid
lars per share on, on befori the th day of Oel
tober next., 1: ,- •
Payable to the Treasure:l.'4s w Brighton.
By order of the toMmissi nen..
EDWARD HOOP , Treasnrer.
Kew Brighto.n, Ang.,B, 1857. .
'• EXECUTOR'S
,:NOTICE;
A LL persons knbwing themfel ext indebted
Mk. • tet:the ,estate atite !,lar g arst Eihields,'decA
late )llndepenclence 44BeaTer co., are risque:A
-1
ed tomake inttnesl7 payment , ' d thosetwiving
eleinie will present theta to ewizbstrlber,
prcif erly authinticated forlsettle` Ant.
• " 3:1108,. WAND XS , Ezeouter.
jiine,lo. - 1E57. •. ' - •
i I
r 4.
qiis
THE UNDERSIGN)
Would beg lea, to inform the eiti s zeal, of New
Brighton and. vicinity,-that be has removed his
EteetroChemlcalltath establishmatit to the build
ing oposite the dwelling of 13. R. Bradford, Bei,
where rho win be hippy to' see former pa
troui and the piblie generallyjand .where he
will nontieue to apply all Electrical Remedies
for the relief aed removal of suffering -or Tim
one kinds.
J. KNAPP.
New Arigittoo, Pit....14m.e 21.1,57.
.
1,
et 40311-palkl far AutterAa. E , 'at
%!- ‘ Jaa 7 1857. 14. 8 Haaysi's. •
No.:B.,Btawart'a Ear Brilgetratek.
1 T
i
TO THE AFTLIO
.
If you want Paten4.'medieint— or , any nibs:
ki6 , l [Of medicines, call at ;1r re, and buy
them Cheap and pure. .
ms 57.
TaUtD'A.RIM'AIk OF BEiSONABLE
DRY' -GOODS I
AT G. HANSON LOVE'S
, ORIGINAL SIGN OP fliE 'BEE
No. 74 Markel a.. &twee* 4th & Dianunid,
PITTSBURGH, Pd.
A good niaay ardeles having been bougbt so
Jets in ;be sem•otr tout they have been torahs
tedi very ebeop, ands' good many: articles In
/Inlay Goods or our present..dock have been
MARKED 'DOWN VERY CHEAP,
' We will close out the balance of onr 12f cent,
Printed Brilliants at 10 cents, 4-4 Brown and
White Lawns at 61 etntg !English Corded,Oi r
ganily Lae/18'st 12i. cents, hest Preach Lawns
at 15 cents; Printed Bareges, marked down
very, low, Summer 8i115,,. from 40 - cads. up-
f . Fancy and iYaeli Silks,
the Cheapest in the"Ci6'. Needle - Work eets,
Collarrand Blesrekler 75 eents and upwards.
Needle Work.Cpilars, iFeiy cheap; some of them
are entirely new styles. Shows and Mantles, n
good Assorttrient Black'and White Plaid Dus
ters, froth $1 upwards, Lace and 811 k Mantillas
very cheap. Hosiery. Gloves andßlatt. of,
eyyry description. . ‘, • - „
DOMESTPCS.
The Leery best makes;of all kinds of Domes.
tics, as well at the medium and low‘grades, all
of which will be sold as cheap as ;they can be
bought any place either - East or -.Vest Of the
Mountains. . .. • ,
grarPlease call and ,examine one stock \be
fore purchasing elsewhere, as we think it Will
be to advantage or every economical purchaser
to do so. ' C. HANSON LOVE,
fermerly Love Brother 4 and Young, Stenrensaa
and Love. • - •
A GOOD PRIVATE' DWELLING HOUSE,
- with 5 or 7 Rooms, in Rochester or New
Brighton, by the let of October. A good rent
will be paid• Ctrs. JESSE DEAN. .
Leave word with G. R. SPETERInt, Rochester;
or H. Rcaves, New Brighton.
PAMPHLET LAWS:
?fin Pamphlet Laws for 1857 hais been re-
I calved at the Protbonotary's Office, and
will be distributed to those entitled to t•eceive
them. 4 M. 8. QUAY,IBro.
- August 12, 1857.
Adjourned Orphan:4' Court Sale?
PURSUANT to an order of Orphans' Court
of the county of Beaver, will be exposed to sale
by public vendue or out-cry, on the preritises.on
Thurs lay, the 27rir of August neat, the follow
' lug described real estate, the estate of Henry .
Small, into of sold coulity,.deo'd , viz. Purport
kio 3, lying and being situate in Brighton tp . :,
.:.
In sod. county, -at 10 'relock A: M., of salad/I.y,
hounded and denied. as follows, viz: Com
4nencing on the ens end of said tract near the
rond, thence S. 67° i W. 40 perches, N. 87°, W.
1 19 per, N. 86*, %V. 16 per, 14. 11°,.W. 68 per,
N. 20°, E. 122 per, S. 88}°, E. 18 per, S. 14°,
E. 7 per, 6. 41 0 , W. 26 - per, S. 16°, , W. 42 per,
5.26°, E. 81 per, S. 34 0 , E. 67 per, 8..1°, E.
14 4 10 perches to the place of beginning. con
taining 41 acres 9 perches—noirly all of which.
is cleared and under fence, and in a goad state
of cultivation—there is also coal and limestone.
Also, ,The undivided one-half of a lot in the
Borough of New Brighton, being No 236 in the
plan of .said Borough—to be sold at 4, o'clock,
P. M. of said-day.
TF.llllA.—One-thire. of the purchase money tb
be paid on the confirmation of the sale by the
Court, one third in one year thereafter, with in- .
(mat from cane time—the deferred instalment
to remain in the bends of the pull:Chaser during
the life of_ the widow,, and the interest thereof
to be pall to her annually, front and , after the
confirmation. .
For - '-information fiPPNA.V P. L. Grim, acting
administrator, (Bridgewater.) ,
-_E`= -
=
,
Aug. 1, 1857.
BEAVER CQUNTY, SS
N the Brphau's Court in and for the coun
ty of Beaver; Vefore the Honorable the
Judges of said Court. In the matter cf. the es
tate`of Job Harvey, late of said county, dec'd.
And now, to wit, Feb 2d, 1856, on petition of
John Cag bey , A.lin'r of the estate of Job liar
vey,.dee d, the Court appoint 11. B. Chamber
lin, V, an 'Auditor to marshal the assets in,
his bands to adjust disputed claims, and to
make diS;ribntion of said assets June Zillth,
.1857. The appointment coistiuned.
(4 el. A true extract. Attest;
W. K BODEN, Crk.
NOTE.—The undersigned will attend At the
Court Rouee in the borough of Beaver, on
Thursdai, the 2:ith of August, at 0. o',clock, A.
M., for the hearing in above .case,' of which all
parties in interest will t Ice notice.
B. B CHAMBERLIN, Auditor.
ISB7. '
• ' - -
Be ter .than Bank Stock ! •
•
.44'41 able Farm and Coal Land for
' - Salc on the Monongahela River, 22
miles front Pittsburgh. • •
This 'arm a well itilltroved, and the laud is
of the best quality; 45 bushels of Wheat to the
acre have Leen ratted upon it. Also, adjeining
it. will be sold a TRACT OF COAL LAND.—
This property has the key to the Coal laying
back fCr more then Amile along the river.—
There is no better prbperty along., the -river.
For particulars oddness Box 535. Pittsburgh
Post Office. • . /
TO CASH BUYERS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
TIIR season has orrived our attack of
Summer Goods mist - and will be t Cold
weather in the early part of the season has left
us with a stock of Summer goods by far too
large for this advanced time of iummer, send
• w;are determined to carry over no goode to
an. •er summer—thereby losing the use of qur
ninney, .r nearly a year—we will for Thirty
days to •.• e, sell at EASTERN COST, our
stock of- •
,
Lawns, . ' Mantillas, Fancy Silks, •
Brilliants, . Shawls, French Collars,
, Chalices. alosnets, Mohair mitts,,
Dobegas, Ribbons, Parasol;
and variety goods generally. - •
As a further Inducement to puipbasers, we
will'alio sell at a redtrielion our stock of Domes
tic
and Staple . goods—such is Calicoes, Mas
lins, Ticking; Checks, Table Litums, I apd all
goods usually. kept l in a dry goods store. As
we are determined to , cloite-out our stoclipar•-
ticularly light goods-some gold bargains may
be expectld. I T. M. TAYLOR,
Julyi22; 157. `.„ ' Rochester on the hilL'•
SemininT Lesson:
•
4.ltresTiorr. How minikadies are ihere in the
Female Seminary in Beaver/ Aswan. One
Hundred. . • ' ' 1 -- , .
k
u
gonerrxon. Would. : it, be. a 4 irahle /ocation
for an Oculist or Eye. Doctor? s. - No, 'air.
1)i:tallow: Why.not? Ans.. se the La
dies all wear line Ear' Drops, which the y. 4ll get
cheap at th e establishment of WM. P TR, la
Bridgewater. Ile aleo dials largely in oglr
sing; Pine,. Geld and Silver Watobes,all cheap,
very cheap, for Cash. July. 22, NW..
CM
NOTICE
Bilarrife Nanay;baringlento,y be ad board
without linst MUM or prorocation, ail persona
'are hereby forbidden to tour here ou my so.
coutd,•aa I will paine debt* her aontrieting
after this date. ' • ' JOHN .os.
Falleton. July 22, 1857. " -
M. B. .ELSH, ,
ATTOICNitY" AT LAW
• (Dtstrict 4tior*q)
Office in sheConef Holm, Berenr.- Pa.
July J 5 0157, -Jy." _ '
'ED.
MIIIIMENE
la - noted to Resat
By order or Cotter;
WM. K. BOBBN, Cl'ir
I
-1, \ i : , '
And die various affectinun eotleeinent upi
FEI;E L. R .- AND A UE,,
disordered it !, , - 11
137 4 0 Di 4011 AND' T#IYER
y Indlps U don. itoidily of t ip
tliti, achl
It i t h i p 'no, I?lesthnin, Loss
„ of t M t/te q, / .
Ita
ponden y, Ontitivenesti, Bung and mg 1
In all' ervotts, Ithenmatin and N e tnralgic Al
dons, i has in numerous instanc preyed lii
Li belMOcing and inothi. l2 ereit!a a d,,1
cure; - 11 ” i: - . A' ' 'i ii !
This is a Purely vegetable compound. preper.
ed on strictly scientific pritudples, atter the Mea
ner of he celebrated Holiand Prpfessor, Beer.
have.' . Because of its great loco; in moat:: of
ulothe E . Pesti 3taten , itilutiod on into the
United States was intended more especially for
those 'of our fatherlandicutteredliere and ti.ere
over the facti:of this mighty cone try.' ?dueling
with pleat success amongthem,thor offer it
the tnenctus . public, knowing ,that its truly
wend ul medicimus
nal virtues til# ~,
',, 11 ! acknowled.
ged. . ' I il:. -' 11 .1
It .siticularly recommende dto Ithosel per-
sons . ose`tibnstitntions may have been impAr
ed by he continuous use' of ardent. spirits or
other rtes of dissipation: Genera lly intiti+a
neo . i • effect, it finds" its way d ir ectly to
seat of ife, thrilling and qiiicueni g ovary
• raisei . V this drooping spirit. dmi, in fa
fusing ew hesith and vigorin the syste
NO X CF 2 ';r Wilnevei exp o cte to' Ii is his
share ; e will he disapp9ined, L itt q sick
weak a d lowspirited, it will pljto , , ' 41
arom, t c cordial possossed'of singular.o4', l dlis --
• , t .11
ProPirt ea. 1 1 '------------Lil 1 1 ; ; 4 . .i 1
Cans. on.-4 The great pop ty_iflhi .-tle
lightfitll Aroma has induced o many imit4trotar
which the public should guard agiinsv:purptias
ing. I notgennmdell to boy anything e
til yo re liven ik - iante-'eatdland, Bit
a fate 'al. ;10ot:bottle .rill co — a , y 0
infild l' out4frior it is to 111 th tili
... 1
ll t
ld'at .1:1 OQ per bottle, ttl
old by the pr9prietors, r, Ileum an
,o. 'ltanotaaturing PlasrmAtistttins 1
8 Pit a burgh, Pa., „ -' -1-
nt [
Str
Jr. Sr.
Awn
T ENGLISH RE
ilt JAMES CLARKE'S
ebrated Fekuale ; I .
ared from a presetiptioniof Sir tries
M. 1). l'lsysieian lExtriot l / 4 1inaly . tg A
M tiel
ilk invaluable l'Sledieine is unfMlingo
i4ve all those painful 140 danier!ills
,
incident to the female eaistipitiop.
,
all eXllol3j . reniovisrill 00-ftrue
us.iings on the monthly! perioalvv i th
y. ;Thee.Pillaihoubibe,used two j or
"out
CIO
Pr4p•
Clarki",
Queeti.
in thet
disease
it'm
tions,
regula
three
tify th
ring la
duties
Theie
ring th
oy as t
at any
_. Ne,
eiice fi 1101/OIIS to _.f
..tivAan • eir Cqr
-0.--;
001.14titutiou, and' lessenl a ' iTu
or; enabling On inOtt;'eFtei' PronEi'ler
vith aafety to . berE l olf and child. 1. 1 '
_,.. - , -
P1118100;13 not be taken by females 4n
-
s FIR„Sf THREE 111ONTHE of.Pregnan
ley' are e-ure to bring on 31licarrige, bat
Othee4bne they are Bak. - 1 -- • ,'
j e
l ease' of Nervons-and- Spitted AfreistiPeut,
the B k and Limbp,lienvideas, )'atigue
iht S'ertion, Pklpltationt f' mist
of Bpirits. Ilyeteriem;lF
, e ,t ,
and 011 the painful diaea 0 .1 , 1
i rode' ed system; these Viiii irilTdieet ell
on al other Mesas have tailed. - anti el
rg,
po erfal rgt4P4y, lit not'antaii l iron,
, ntiitiony or ituy p o . .r mineral. 1
directions accomiNtflying.ilich package.
a di United Stites unit panada,roti - e
.':-.
gent fur this .
c0u ,,,,1:
ntry.. -• 1 _ _
l l ' -- 1 1 ' JOB, MOSES,;
_ ; 1. 0. BALDWIN i& - . Co:, i
~ . I li Rocliester. N.Y.
~ $1,1)0 and 43 postage etalapd euelos d,
• utbokiied i Agents! , w:ll insure a bottle
ills by: return mail. For sole by C. L.
' •
Roster, I'i' - I ' , ,
)lesald, Agents FIiBNIINGI BROTHER. 1
6h P. ', ; t . 1 t Dec.-12' 1
1 ma Ai
i P n aia Sl i i n 1
Lortme
W facia
1 by a 4i
I I e tho
I I onto e
1 Ful
Price,
1
1)ollor.
Scl
4
f Lil l e
to an
of ill P
K.AIS
1 01
Pitts u
„, ...-
Ms .is. ; toirons--;You, will' I , sett the I tot,
lowing its mi r !ncisertisement in your. psper.'
And oblige. EDWARD illoGitina, L
,
IN th e Cori of of Quarter Session of the pea
lin awl forrthe County of Ben, er, , at Jane
Session, 1851 T. '' I
In th enisOer of the application •of Ed ward.
M'Gin i s, of f ilianover Township, i in. said Con+.
ty, for icemm to keep a ' Public tense. '1 it - - 1
1,4 I k A 11 4 , E. 1 .4 '..1[11
1 1
To th _ t
e Eh,. •
his assciateei,, , ew, .I'resident
.a'n d
sions - ia ...a 1
for the Count y, . d Mte•of 'Peen
aylvoutid. lj -T. j I
The eubscribers. . eof Ranoier town
shit;,, il e tbe shid County of Beaver, Respectful
ly. Rep tents-that they have noticed thn eB4
ward h 'Ginnie of said Toinship has applient'th
your II n. Court for. a Lieense tolkeep an' Inn
or I' &Howie' in said township.: , We must
respect ally'remonstrate'against' the granting
of said 1 icensehps being 'totally , land entirely
unnecessary n rentertain Strangers -' or traveller.
Tile H i which said Inn is proposed to , he
kept is lopated •on any leading or pnblie
read on which there is or ;;ever wag any travel
worth awing.. The only patrons , Of the Bait
Inn I.f lace*o-is gratitteil, would be; Fite '
II
persons su iting the "Mineral iiiiiiings” there,
located; or Bfibondly, those persons i n the sic' An'
ity whir from ;time to time mightlyiSit it 41
~
arinkin Hons.. Of the 4ltwt :chlss mention,
i
very feiv hive visited ttioSe Springs for , same
years past, whilst therefore 'strangers twit, the
public' have n ot, and do 'not, n eeda putdi
house there; the only effect has been Seen. in
the Increasing intemperance of the vicinity.l 7
Against - li - don '.. area of hti . , evil::so great Sri
most earnestly prates .. , k ' the, protectio n
of your Honorable Court— J. Ma ", :. T. I
Willisin Hide, i Ainntel Martin; jr ` l' I
John Hill, .! anzauei Martin, ; '
James IDunc John Flew, ' ,1 i 1
Samuel canybeil, - Davidkradley, t _ .._,' 1 ,
Robert Eltepkeneon, Joseph 1t10ttpe.,"'• .., .. !
David Steptienion, John Roberts, i; ';
Henry Cowan, ' • William Dungan, l 1 "''.
H. M, N. Smi th,t .John StestsWsen,,--T.--4-- -
JohnWM Carothers" , .1,,1 1
H
Simnel "oenoi., Robers I. Parotiotsw.t
,
Henry 8. fL !Air*, - 1 - I ,
Alext 411, John Roberts,
~1 , I 1
Geo. ,r, WM Carotbere,.
Davh naiad Coffey, I .
Milo. Caleb 3lcb un ,
Witlit' kte . David p. NI, ,
_
W. 7.!Caro,t4er • ..
James Doak,'
*heti Mato. i
AYo 4 o o :Vainy -----
- 1 '
Willi
Stall
David
WIIL STE4LIN. •
Bank.v. Dealer in ..p.rena'"
,Coln; Neat, it i i9 4l 9 'Pa• 11 ,
ov. oL4,,criiNs of Bal ' Note . ; prquptly attended to.. l Parjand our pt
fpnds,sd,.pu depodt, I 111,,
1 ' .. I ' :
~-ID F-NTis , - . IIYI
s lit
. ;
.#:-.---__. 1 ie. w. P.'ARIA NIM . i ti
i, .... . lin rttimoii k°';'~.
stag
' • , 'amis . , Atergu* 9. , ....mmys...
Moe t ro t seal' sow o. 14p -Third treet; two
Atom' VII Wield BM*, Pittowitti; Pi.
0 133 4'i / 1 4 1 1
I . -'!"- 1 •
'• ' • li I' , li.
IRE S 0 LIT 10 N'
1 . 1 •-,, I '- i
AmendAropost*, ts to.f4e CaresOutioja
1 . ,-., , 'Vase • lttonitall ti ,' • • f 1
t 1
ei
itebeived . ty thi;:ile
c ta L'^d House '
oi - li - e i rk:
I. _ ......-
... .
nentatitete or the Cotton th of _ Eentbql7
nis in Illeiter ASsem y met:: That the/follow,
ing„ amendments ' are - —.nosed .% the constitu
tion
'of the d eommonv Mance srith
the provislotur of th woof:, . 1 )
N. „,„..,
~ • 1 r%rst .. , • 1
"Thre shall be de to' said
constitution to bet de elever
as follows:---
i , 1
0 P P'Tfl3
N TS
gactiox 1, The : :debts, t
supply , caduat defici t .. oeL3itu t ,..... _ !.tetines„ o
to meet iixpenies-not3therwise providedfor;bu
the aggregate amoun't of jsuch debts direct' and
contingent,lwhber contracted by-virtue of o n .
or more seta or,the general assembly , 'or i atdif
ferent periods of like, shall never exceed-neve
1
hundred and fi fty thousand dollars,nnd Ate mon
ey arising4rom the creation of each diilits,sbal
be applied to the prtrpose>for,whieh\jt was ob
batted, or to repay tbe debt/ito contracted,' an
to no other , purposelibateiree.\ , ,
Sao. 4 In additionio the ittoyesmited- `pew
er the State may ettraet debts : to , repel lava
elon, suppress Wear eetiqn, defend ttie,,State i
war, or to ~r edeem the present ontsbuiding in
debtedness, of the state; but the money arieja'
frOm the contracting of such debts, shall bo bp,
plied to fie purpose for which iLwas raiiititi,.,
Arita repay' ouch debts, 'lnd to no ether purpose
vtliativer.
.1 pre. 3. Except the debts above :L . - specified, in
sections, one and two of, this' article, no debt
.
whatever s 11 ll be created by, or gn behalf of
the state. . l , .
ir, - pnymant of the.
present debt, and any additional debt contract,
ed as aforesaid, the legislature shall, at its firs
session, after the adoption of this amendtnen
create a sinking fund,, which shall be suflicien
to pay the accruing interest , on such debt, , and,
annballY to reduce the principal thereof by ,
aura 'notllesi3 than two hundred and fi fty thou,
sand dollars; which Malting fund shall consist o
the net annual income of the public works,frat'
time to time owned by the state, .or the :pro
tmi r
coeds of th eof the same, or any part there /
of, and of com e . or prtkeeds. Cif 'sale of
stocks owned t he 'state, together with othe
funds, or resou 'es, that may be designated b
law. The said sinking fOnd , friar be increased.
from time.to time, by assignitt to it any port o "
thetexas, or other 'revenues :of .tbe 'slate. not'
required for the; ordinary; and current expenses'
-of_gevernm l ent, aril indeis ib case of war, inva,l
/do* oranstirrection, nogirt' of the said sin .1
ing fund shall be used.Z. applied othe /sel
'thaii in s exth4tuishment of thepaklio debt, u tili
amo
L unt of rich debt is reduced below the
sum of 'five millions ofttlfellar's:
Sec. 6. The credit of the commonwealth shalt'
not in any '
' manner, or event, be ' pledged, of
loaned to, any individual, cO4paey;'corporationl
r . assoiation; nor Shall '6 lotnmenwealthl
i
after become a joint owner, orstockholder,
les.
' eo
gh-
ded
Lay company, wssociation,.or.corporati9o
. ..
61:c. 6. Ihe coprnonwealthshall not assume]
the 'debt, or any part thereof,'' Of any colintni
city; borguili or township;
,or of any corpora-'
tion.; 'or ass?ciatioo; unless such:debt shalllhave
"beei pi
I ontrapted to enable the state to repel in/
r . su4ress domestic insurrection; defen
,
' tin time oe,war, or to assist the Mae in
''. isc4orge of 'any portion of its pfeserit in.l
I lebted l ness)
~ ..i , -1 !1
-Aso 7'. , 'l'lity legislator° shall nakauthorize
any c lily, city, borough, toltuship, or incor• 1
parate district, by Virtue of a vote of its citi
sena, or otherwise, to become a stnkbolder iu
any cututpany, association, or corporation; or to'
obtain money for, or loan its credit to, any cos.:
paragon, association, institution, or party. s
ilk
Secondnctmene. ' ;
There shall be' a 'oval article to said'
aonstitution, to ba desig das article XII, as.
,tollowiu .11
Auratz xu.
ES • -
• 0 F ; NE VC - COVN TI E S i •
No county shall be divPA by a line mlttingl,
off ,over•olie-tenth of its population, (Either to
form a new county or 'othervise,)' the i.l
takes, sweat of ruch - eounty, by a vote of the
Aleetbs - itbereofr nor shall any nowleounty be: 1
M!ablished, containing less than four hundred
square miles. • • -
7 -
Third Amendmmit.
1 •,
1 From section two of the first article *the
Constitution, strike out the words; -- "it. the city ,
Of — Philadelphia, and of each county respective
ly;" from section five,,, same article, strike out
..thii words,. "of Philadelphia and of, several,
counties;" from section. seven,- same article,'
strike out th e worgs, "neither the citroflPhil-I
adetphia nat. any,ind insert in . lieu thereof the
' words, "and no;" ndistrike ot "section thereof
I
same at title," and in • lieu thereof insert the fol.!'
lowing:, ; 1 . . I ' ' '
"Sac:4.[ In the year one thousand eight hun-1
dred and sixty-four, and in every seventh year
thet4after,'representatives to the number of one
hundred„ - shall be apportioned and distributed
equally; tnroughont the. state, 'by districts, in
proportion to the number ofitaxable Inhabitants
in the several parts: thereof- except ; that any
county containing at least, three thciusand five
hundred tniables, may. lielallowed a separate
representation; but - tio more than threecounties
shah be joined, and no county shall be divided, I
in the formation of a diattiot. i -Any city cOn- I
tainingiteuifitu
cient number of tables to enti- 1
Ile it,to at least two representatives, shall have!
a separate representation suisigned it, and shall
be divided into convetdent .distriets of contigu-,
ous territory, of equal taxable population as
near as may , be, each of which-districts shall
, elect onel representative)
1 At theP t end of section seven„ same article, in
sert these words, "the' city, of Philadelphia shall
be divided into single Senatorial- districts, of
Contiguous territory as nearly equal in taxable
populattim as possible; but no ward shall be; ai,
Tria,a,in the, formation thereof." '
, Thi \ legislature, at its first session, after the
adoption of this amendment, thou divide the ]
city of Philadelphia, into. senatorial and repre
leotativa districts, ittatte manner above provi
tled;- such • districts to rainain Unchanged until
the apportionmenti in, tha -linor ono thousand
eight hundred and sixty-four. I'l i ! . ,
•
Fourth 11.1neidme0. i ' I
There ,shall be an{ edditienal section to: the
first article of said cot:Winn:him, which; shall be
niiinbaried and react as folloars: 1 : 1
,
sec. O. The legislature ehall have thi_power
to alter, revoke, or annul, any charter or iimor
poration.hereafter conterred'hy, ,„in under, any
special, or general lair, whinimr in their Opin
ion it may be injurious to! the citizens of i the
oommonweadth, in such manner,hOwever, that
no injustice ;than be done to the corporitora.
, 1
----._. 'IN 'SENATZ 51arh-27th 1857
) s , • / '
. ,
Readied; That this resolution par's; On the
first amendment, epee 24, nays 7; on theseecind
amendment, yeas 28, pays 8; on thethird amend
ment, yers 24, nays 4;• on the fourth amend
ment, yeas 28, nays 4.1 .1 I
e __ •, L . 1 . 1 -,
i [Extract; glom toe ow:lrue'. j
GEO; W. lIAMERSLY Cll.:
, •,. 1 ,
,
IN TOE HOUSE OE RE:PazsiNTATivzsi
' - April 29,1557.
Resteli , ed,", That thisresolution, pass. , .0n the
feet aineii‘ent, yeas 78," nays 12; on the see.
and araendolent, yeas 07. nays 84; on the'third
aineudinent s yeas 72, rays 22; 'on the fourth
armkeent. yeas 88, pays T..
[Rittrait from' the d'oernal.]
JACOB ,ZiIGLER I
. Filed in .4eoretary'A o.tlioe, May /Mt
9 A. G. CURTIA,
I' Secretary of the Comoloaliealth:
Bscarntus ,arnor.,
• #l4tniastrßo, Juaal 22,1857. .
Pensgtriinio is; ••
I dn[eirtify that the.a i
hoii and foregoing s a
tinesodarrect oopy . of ,rite original
goo propbsing maendmints to Abe eradiation
if the Coosacnwealth," with the - rote; , eael
tnstlo4 of the 4.egishituri upon the bawl pas ,
iaiwthereof, as appears from , the nigh*" on,
il.O !b ill OE*.
• .
.9.] Inlegbalay whom" I hair bosons
d V(ll[liie - iteiesqle'eit lfiit scat
Eat a umee, the asy_ana yaw itterr,
GCIIRITN
• •
tefi,of the Cottimottylklth.
Mil
setmy,h
the $.
written.
d'. IN SENAT E, March 27, 1857.
The i rt4olif i tlon proposing amendments to tb
Coristitnthin cif the Coma:wokeltli beitig tin&
conaiderakiott, \ •, ,' " H. ' -`
;• .On the q uestion, ; ' - I
Will t he Senate agree to the first amendmeett
The yeas !and nays were taken' greeably
ons
the proviSions of the and were
. it
follows, Viz:+ ! ...,
Yeas-431misil. Irewer,, Brown; coal,
Eians. FC'ttee, Flennikrn, Eraser, Ingram.
On. Killitik.4.re Knox; "Laubitch; Lewis,
Seoftelcl.l • Seliers, Shuinnri„-Steele.' Si
icifekilidkinkyright and Taggart. Speakei
aysldssre. Crabb, : Cresiniell, Fi
gg, arris, Penrose aid Souther--7.
So the question was determined in the
mative. II • I, • -
On the, question, \
Will l e Senate agree to the second ai
L 1 The yeas end nays Were take agreeably
the.provieiwis of the_Constitution, and were
follows, viz: I ' ~•
- •litas4fitsars. brewer 's BrOwne.. Cresser'el ,
- Ely, Evans, 'Fetter,!-Finviey,Slinniken, Ingrain,
'Jordan, ,Knei., Laubach, Levii, Myer, Sellers,
nt
ighuan,l . Sonthery -I Sieele, Straub, WelZb,`• Wit-,
kins,,Wrigh t t!and Taggart;.Sr:afccr-28. ! '
\ ots , =:.,Mesisra. Coffey, drabb., Frazer, Greg
Itaris, iCillinger. Penrose and - Seofield—S. ,
Sc \ Uiii, question was determined in. the' affi
nuttivi:\ 7 : i
On thesquestio
Will the Senate a 't
The yens atul nays e
• the proiisimis O'fhe Co i
- , fellows; viz.! , 1‘
~•• ,YZAll—Messrs. Brewer. Browne 7 ,Crabb. Ctet
; well, Ely, Eitins, Flenniken, Frazer, ingran
Jtirdan' ' Killiuger, Knox, Laubach i Lewis,;llY
er, Sco field,! Sellers, ttbranan. Souther, Steele,
' Stragb Welsh, Wilkinsrand Wright-24. '
-N.tru--.3lessra. Coffey, Gregg, Massie and
Peurnse-4.1
Fa the question wee determined in the offr -
=Wilt:,
- On the goes:low,. ‘• -
..
Will the F.euate agree to the fourth - i f
•• ._. •
nientl , - 1 • • - ':
The lias and nays were , taken agreeably to
- the pro Visions of the Constitution, and Vero as
;Itilldivs,•vizi 1 • 11. - 1 • - .-
1 YEAg.--31esors. - Brewer.!Brown,-Coffey, Cres -,
I well, Eli', Evans, Flenniken. Frazer. Inuit ,
! --- Killinger, Knox, Litubach, Lewis, ' Myer';_ St ,
I .4eld; Sellers; Shemin, Souther, bteefe, Strait .
'.., Welsh, ;i7ilicini and Wright-=2J `•• ' • •
11 - NAYS-1%16'4ra. '
Cralob, Pinney, ;Jordan and
' Penr '- . i ', _; • , ,
i . pe estion was determined in the affir -
I' lite-J, I 1 , '...,. I , . •-. ;„ .
1, - . olkr TII lOLISEIOP REP,BESESITATtirEs, •
I t . I i ! 17 . 1 April 29, 1857
IFThe reSolutien proposing nrr.enduients lo the
I Constitution of the'Commonwealth being...4ll(lZr
Il consideration, _ . !
• On thequestiollifi .• • •••
Will the House agreg„fa the'first amendment?
The - yeas and nays were taken agreeably to
!the provisions of the gonstitutien, and were , as
followjrviz: ; , . .
TiAgs--llessrs Anderson Arthur, Backlit) ,•
1,l ' •- •
I Ball, - .Beck, Bishop. Bower, Brown, Cathon ,
11Crottpliell, Chase,- Cleaver, Crawford, Dickey,,
int;Ayster, Fausold, Fitcr,(Gibboney, s , il ciea,.
iI Hairier, - IlarperOleins, 1 iestund, Hip. Hillegai,
Hiffinati, ( Berks,) Imbrie,'lnnes,
..liteobs,l Jei s
kills, Johns, lilinson, 'Kauffinan, Kerr, Knight;
Lijaenzing, Longaker, Lovett, Itlanear Mangle,
Wealmont, M'llvain, Moorhead, 31panm:Olus
selifien; Nichols„ Nicholson, Nutieinacher, V ear
eon-'titers,' * Petrihm; Poinall, ParceS„ - Itain.,
seyi (Philadelphia.) Ramsey, (York,)ll,enmeir,
: Keed;..:ll,oberts. Rupp; Slinw, Stoat:, Smith,
1 (Camhria,) Sinithatre,) Stevenson; Tolan,
Vail, Vanvoorhis,Wkees„ Voeghley, , Walter,
Westbrook, IWhaston, IWilliston,! Witherb7,
-
II
Wright', Zimmerman aralldetz, Spcaker-78. ‘ -
1 1 I . -
1 ' DlATB—Messre. Bo ekuN- Benson, iDook, .flhni
iiitton Hancock, ,Iline, I'lMT:it:ln, - (Lebanon.)
Lelic: ' ,..(Struthers, ' Thorn,;; Warner and , Win.
-41
1 trode2. ' - l ir .01 - ' - : • :
66 the quettion as deter Mined in the niiirm
alive. ll 1 ; ',.,- 1 .
• On the question, 7"
Will the House agreo to the second amend
[ment!lll' ` i • 1 .
~I Tie wens and nils were taken agrecably,-to
Abe provisionsef th Conlititution, and" were Ys
Ifollowsj Viz: .. 0 1 . ! ,1 1
YEssH-Messrs. Anderson, 'Deckhouse,' _Ball
Beck, Bower,l Calhe;th, Campbell, Carty, Ent,
d.Fausold Foster, (Mica Hamel HaVper Heins'
111eistand. Hillegas, I Hoffutaii, (Berke.) !louse
keeper I hr.blie; Inns,' Jenkins, Johns, John.
'son. Itn!uffmart, Kni g ht, Leisenring, Longaker,
Lovett, liitneer ' lll a gle, !Ill'llValn,, Moorhead,'
,
I,,Nipsiellneri, Nichols , Nicholson, r NenemaCher;
!I Pearson, Fe tare, ei' triken,' Pownall, Purcell;
I Ramsey, PillinielPhla , ) Itam*eY, ( Y,ork,)lteam:j
er, Roberts. Rupp, i Shan, Sloan, Tolan,l Vail,
1 VocghleY Walter, Westbtook, Wharton, , Zios,-c
merman, 14t1 Getz, 4,dcakei ,-57. :1
I ! , ..,
Nave..a-Messrs. A' hur,, Augustine, 'Becky 9, 1 , s
' Benson, 3ishop, Bre; 13, Chase, Cleaver; Craw!
f o id, •Eyeter, Gibbo ey, 'llanill:cM l , flaneoe.l4
ti
Inn. Hine, Iloffinar(Lebanon;) Jacobs, Kerr, l
I t Lebo, firfhilmoat, Illimma; Reed, SMith, (Carn.l
;.lbria,) Smith, 1 (Centre,) Stev6son, l Struthers,'
'Thorn, Vanvoorhis, Vickers, lYagonSelier, %li
ft:ter, Wintrode, Witherow awl ,Wnllit-s-43L , I .
Ir' •F So the 'question was determined affirm.
in the orat.'
ativs ,
.; , ' I
l'; On the question,. 1 .". ' ' - ~
I Mill the House agree to the third amendment?
1 The y!as and nays were biltaniagreettblyito,
the provisions of the Constitution, and were! s
follows, jai: ', . ' ,f. I
1 yska....Vessrs. Anderson, Backhouse, piii,i
n ec t,-, 136, 30 f 4 _,Hower,- Brown, Calhoun, Cnnip 1
(bell, C ha t , :Cleaver,. Crairtord; Dickey, 'tet,l
Syster; Fnsold, Foster. Gibbaney, Homel,,ffir.l
per, nisi s, Iliestand, Hill; Hillegas , Hofftiin,l
(Berks,l): Hoffman. (Lebanon,) ; Hou i lekeefrer,
if 7
i Imbric, Inner, Jacobs,"Johns,,le:mso , Kane,'
men, Refr: Lebo, Lotigalser Lovett, Mauear, I
laftiugie„ itlT,Calmont, liloorhend. Munn* M u ,
aelmas, Nichols, Nicholson/Miner:lather. Pear!,
son, Petillln.'Pownoill; Pnrcell„.Rams.ey,(Yark):
I Reamer, Reed, Rapp, Shaw; -- Sloan, Snsith, ,
,(Cambria) Smith, (Centre;) Stevenson, Tojitn,l„
yail, Vaavoorhis, Vickers,.!-Volghley. Wigen.;.
seller, Westbrook, lYilliston, lYilherow, Wright;' . ,
1 ill:meitlian and Getz, Spuf.ker-72. : ? t.
II
i . News - - Messrs. - Arthur, Augustine, Backus,'
..Bishop Carty,; Dock, Gildea, Hamilton, Ha
,n-
Han
;cock, Iline, Jenkins, Knight,- Leisenring, ~I.'-1
Ilvnin, , Pa msey, ( Philadelphia, ) Robertkl
Struthers, ThoOn,, Walter, I Warner, WhatiOn,j
'and' Win od e- -22. . ~ - ' • . i 1 I
So the '
question was' determined in the affi rm.
stile. 1 ' - - •' , -V , ' . -. 1 .
On the.ftne,stiaci, ` !
,1
Will the Holum agree to the fourth anterulnlisnt?
The yeas and nape ''were taken agreeably to
the provisions of, the Constitution', and were as
follows, it - . --,-, : , ;,. I
1 ' Tsak-4., erstre..Anderso n,Arthur,Backhod.se,
Backus, Ball;, Beck, Benson. Bishop, Boiver,
Iticurn, Calhoun, Co.mpbell,"Carty. Chose, Clea
,
1::
vet, Cranford, Picker; fmt, Eyster,, Fautlld.i
Foster Gi bottey,Gildea,'Hamel, Harper,fte ns,
iliestsul; LE/1 1 , - Profiteath ( Berke, ) !Hoffman,
(Labanon,) Ilausekeeper, imbrie, lanes, JacsChi, r
Jenkins, Johns,, Johnson, - Kauffman, /Urr :Le-'
bo, Leiseneing,'Longairee Lovett, Idattear a illan.:
gle, 3PCiilmont, .1111 rain, hltunme, MimelMius, '
Nichols, ieffelson, Nunemicher, Rearion,:,.7o.;
tam re itin,e- Pownall, Purcell, Rams-y,
(Philadel his ,) y, ( tork,) Reamer, Revd,
1 .3
Roberts, Sapp, Shaw; Sloan, Smith, (Cauthrt)
Smith, (Centre,) Stevenson,' Toler:, 'Vail. V ~
voorhis, V7tokers, Voegbley, ,Wagonsellir, Wal
ter, Warner . Westbrook - , Wharton, IFilliaton, 1
withernwil iirnmernutrii and. iletz,'Spergar , -438.'
, . .
curs.. Dock, Jlamilton,lNnanabOk,
'-'1 1 : . 1H Thorn;.Wintrode and Wright--7.!
- ',Ate question was determined i n the atilm.:
Ati1 ; 11. --. '" - . • . . I - E -
..• ' • I, ' SECIISTART'S Orrog,
1 , . • , Ilurrill&isrg, Julia 22, 1867',:i
Pew,',, neat, u: I ,; • , ; ',
-1 : . •? . 4 t doify that the abova'and foregoing Is a
0
1:.144 o re Com of th:i 'Tess' anti Nity'a'
H.'
,I
. - I • H . • • _ i•
I:0.144.
' II
; ' ;
+pe to, the third amendaen
N7 , r l e taken agreeably : - o
atitutioq, and were
EH
• .
taken et( the •resoluttpre sznembeemtli
to the Constitution ot the mum . oittimitith;lni
the same appeors on the ourwals of ,the two ,
Itomielt o of the General Aitsembly
moptiet4tlt,- - forthe
[b. 'a Witness my band and; the nil Ist oidd
°Mee. , this twenty sawed dar,of..ltinit, -
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-eaten
4 A.
\ . lleereta of the
N I )S utll votIRD AS FA/L
, s
~REsisT L F, iIE I 4E 1, 1)1.:
1,
THE S Cif •
The first hospital surgeons Mid medical pub.;
ricists of Europe, admit the 'Unparalleled. anti:-
inflammatory and; healing properties Cif 'this
Ointment;
.goverriments srtnetinn its nse in
their naval and military iervittes; and' the mas
ses iii this couniiiiiind throughout the world
repose the utmorst;•confideuce in Its curative
properties. It pe:nef rates thelsouries of inflam
mation
. and corruption Whiny underlie the - ex-- .
terrtgl evidences of. disease,,atid- neutralise the
fery elements which feed and :eiasperate the
malady. ' , •
RIIEII-NIATISIf, SCROFULA, - ERYMTELAS,.
Thepre are among the most terrible and 'ego.
nizin6 diseases Cr the muscles, the 'fleshy fibre
and
when
skin • yet in theiel worst cninis„ -and
when s•eetitifigi'Y inCnrable, they iiwariably'dis•-
appeal. under a persevering applicationlqf this
soothing, he.ding, atttipote to pain and 'inflata,-
oration,`• •
S.ILT RHEUII,• 3 V O %7E[t?OI: S„ .Ts.
In G:1118 Of Salt Ithenin, Wher seerlical 3va. •
ters, • lotrons,' att-1 every. recipe °Like pharniaco.
pce t lvtvel proved ueeless, the `Ointment
'accomplish a thorough cure, Fever Sokes heal.
quickly un'tier its "influence,l,tuni its refaxing
effect upon contracted ninewsistrultnettderful.
.
1)ESIEJA11(1; U140E11.3. 4 . '
A m inaost rerkahle and happy change is pro,
lured in the appearance, of malignant nlcerti.
Ml6' a re 7 applications of ;this Ointinent.---;
The surrounding redness ,vanishe, :tad gran,
ales of healthy 'jest' begin to!, take the .place or .
the discharged matter. .This 'iirocess goes on
more or less rapidly, until-the orlime is filled
up with sounduntterial; and the ulcer radicallt
cured. v - i -
A WORD TO MCiTIIIIRS.-
un --'7
,
The `young , are the most friquent suffererti
from• 'external injuries. and therefore every
mother should :hare this healing preparation
constantly at hand.' It is at absolute ''sPeCifin
E3l , sore breants, ana quickly removeijtho en
crusted sores which hurnatline3 disfigure tint
headstand faces of children. : I
SIGNIFICANT FA Ts.
This Ointment is uurversally used onboard
the Atlnutic and Pacific whaling" Meet aa'a-care
for scorbutic affections and the-bek-posSible
ieun r nly Tor" wounds 'and bruises.. LargC sup.
plies of it hare'recCutly 'been orslered by the
Sultan frf Turkey for hospital_purpols.:' • - •
-• • ,
Both the' Ointinent and Pills shonldbe used
tic thejollozezikr ' ea4gs: " •
Duxtons - Lumbago' • .B,:egsl•
Dung . ; •Icreurtal ' Dore limists
Cluip'dllands Eruptions 1 7
Sore ile;ods
Piles i• Sore 'flirdete,. L .,
Fiitulae . 11.heumatikm4 Sores or! all -
°nail ~. Mien*
- Skin , ificases : .Sprains
SweirdDlands Sill Joints 1 Scald
,Ulefers - VenercablAres Wounds of , all
• . •, - ' '
* *.Eold at the l'anufacleides of Professor
, ,
Ilellow'ay . 80 Maiden' Lane; New 'York nnd
'24IJ Strand London; and by' respectable
•Dinggists and Dealers of 'Medicines -I,lfpugliont
the United States, find the vilivelf!" - -terldan
Pots, at 215 cents, 621 cents; le:nd - DP
10 Cunningham,. Bea6er, is an authorized -Agent
for the sale of these -medicine... • e`..
girThere. 'is a considerable saving:bytan,
'ing the large '
N.B. Directions for the.gtudance patient
every disoider are aflisea to each pat.-
! February 25 1857_ "
Aggust APPcoOttiitieitt
. . .
--' DR. IL TUBBS .
Will •be at his room; BrAltiewater,
.
.t.ihnaer's „I:fold, .310 - iitlay,' A ttgust- 24,1857.
. 7 .For consultation uf•bn all diseases .of the
_Throat, Lptics, Ilmirt, Liver, §touieli, poWels,
Kidneys and Spleen"; -413 D Dropsy, Gravel, llhe,
tuntitiam, Nervousness, Debility, Depepsia, Fe
male diseases, Agoo and Fever, Pits, Impurities
of the blood, Eruptions, - ,C.anegrs, Ulcers,:and all
other varieties of long standing complaints, both
external and internal. " ;"- 1 . .
'.. For some ten years Dr. T. luls devoted hip _en
tire time to chiouie diseases, treating thousands
annually, :many, of whCm had 'exhaused every
ether resource within, reach, , . n no case ere
Mineral or other pidgins erepley cl; nor do be
make . silk to mince Well, or ie. down to built
i be
tip, again " The. medicines can tasen irith,
safety by the most delicate, arid atiens may re
main at home,-and continue wit prtidenop tkeis
..irdinavy diet and excercise. 131anyi hare reco
ireti under the trcatment after friends and, ph .
slciana l had given tto su hope, the indisputab e
evi.lence of•which can always l ci, furnished. I ,
valids„ however refiuceil or despairing, 'are Inv .
to call, and may be assured . dint mrenopura
nient will be, giveri or expensel,inciirred, !With° -..
a Corresponding prospect of recovery. tr.
.Plethisic or Astllpta. ' 1 1 - -
The statement given' this MOuth,%Will bei read,
with deep interest by all who have:endured the
inexpressible horrors of Asthma., Especially 1 ,
,doesi(commend its - elf,;:to thoSe who have be.
lieved that treatment may rmieve, but cannon
c ur e : '—. id 1:...! - '
. -
1. , llolmes tp., Crawford Co . ' Oftio,ls_,uly 1857 i
• Du. Tonne .;---Sir—Since childhood . I have`.;' been,afilicted • With phthisic-nr Asthma. . Mt, '
Mother before ins suffered frOti: the same dia.-l
ease.; As I grew older it beome worse, the par
orysinie occurred t !letter and were more protme.
ted and severe; especially so during the winter
seesdn. At all times a iittle.more then 'ordina. ,
ry exertion caused a violent Cough atitl great op,
pression in breathing. ...'ll*,
i•Wh il e: the , paroxy sniff listediltere,r_was -a. ids. ,
tiessing cough, and a constant,'%gontringstrng.'
gle - for breath, being at times, apparently upon
the verge of , suffocation. 'Very, little sleep
could-be obtained et such:times and that little
whilhilitting 'in:my chair..: Two jestrattgo ;was
indiked„ oy the statement of,in
'lt lady Wh.om yen
cured of Asthda, to make o e"oreltrial; ... ,
II liad,little faith at dist t . ~ pirtly_bod4use •
J had so often been disappoi ted, and partly" be
i n
cause others said I- could" not *get well ':. ?he
treatment was pursued under circumstances
moitlfavorable, having-the care,iif del friends,
yet il have been not only fully relieved'of till -.
symptoms -of Asthma, but of ether affections lc.;
companying, I haverno cough!now, breathe free I_
ly, re at *ell, and lifting:led itrenith.
Yours truly. - ' SUSAN A W. I Q:I4tINTAN,CP,
1:. " ' -.- 1
1 f '-, - DISSOLUTION :,•,, - ) ,
T" partnership heretofore existing bdieett,
' !lain C. Levis and (Simnel Miller lint Ws- '
Deng , business, under , the style of 'Levis. a,litil.
ler is.now dissolved from this date, hr :touted -•
consent AD p ersona b&Villg- 1 0441;11 Against usi
as a4ent
.sue - requested to handful their an. 'I
counts to Samuel _Hiller, whet remains .n ahe
business( at the old stand. ' Either ans Othorir
sed ti collect and receipt for detitsidne, • -
, Bridkinrsite,r, t JNO. C. LEVIS, • '", .
Stine I'lo, 1857. f ' . SAMUEL tiLLLEII-- .
OR CtILTIVAT RS--JO : Expanding ifl
tivators, 'adailted to poto.toAuad corn ciori,
for sale by J.IVARDBAR, •
jolo. ,sth it:94