Free Democratic Nominations,
FOR aOVERNOR,
DAVID POTTS, 7R.,
01 CHESTER Co
FY)R SUPREME JUDGE,
WILLIAM STEPHENSON,
OF INlEncilt Co
FOR CANAL C0.1 . 1:11ISSIONER ,
GEORGE R. RIDDLE,
Or ALLEGHENY co
Eir The central power of hunker
:sot in this county has great trouble to
'4 hum up a particle of interest among
th.-! people for their cut-and-dried cau
cus arrangement. This ii.diferenee
of the people is a hopulttl sg,t, and is
certainly very natural. Why should
14.! rank and file take any interest in
stntaining party machinery that. is
worked fin- the sole benefit of Slavery
or in attending a Convention whuso
u r,ceedings have been settled loag
q'ore the convention me; s
Why, the Condersp.rc leaden have
I , •abliuly bo;sted these two weeks of
le resolutions that would be adopted,
ad they hale detailed the purport of
ii Bargains ha% o been made and
concluded, which determine who sl
receive the nomination for' Congress
lids year, and who shall be nominated
'or Assembly next Year.
In all these little arrangements, it is
never once asked what the people will
ty M it; but it is boldly assumed, that
the laboring men of the county are so
.-I,laveil by party trammels, that they
ill quietly ratify the bargains made
the leaders, and rio-n of proptrty
standing. This plan use to w:irk
lo a charm ; but as it -has made the
tly conveniently RI - nail, it barely
c o,:ible that the rank aml tilts will set
y for theniselvc', and tell the Con
'sport leaders they are fully einupe
tolt to attend to their own interests.
la that case, the attendance on Sat
,l7day will be slim; for whoever goes
into Convention to-morrow, will find
himself b.,and by a web of r:rty
ninge , and ..cheme , , tl:.1 will frustrate
cry eiTort to do a manly devil
.q _IL OFTHEAPI: 1C..1
1:1 1N N17.1S S: - NI: 15
sty ankliip fr,.irn vor-
Saturday, Jul• 15. arrlx .2tl this
at this port. ller news is
Cone import:int
Tlw political news ci,ininues
It is now past doubt that
;he 11m:sin r( lops have received coun
•,•r-4,rdcrs, and do not (fait Wallanhia ;
mil that the Aur•trians have for the
-11:ivnt entirely relinquished the idea
peac,cul occupation of the Priu
cip:ui;ie;.
The French army of the
North i• embarking is English ships
oilivar at Calais and Bologne. There
iia.• been severe fighting on the Dan-
The Spanish in - surgents wain
-1:111 them-wives, and may carry on a
pnqractrd u,nerilla war.
TEM V.r.All.
The Danube
The news important
The Paris Prow. states that on ith
July the Turks took Mokan and Vine
it za Islands; and on the Stli OM Alt
NCH t, with 40,0(0) men, surrounded
`he Russians, . and took Giurgevo.
The Rmdians cut their way through,
with the loss of 900, hors (1 w
Gen. Cmin.Err lost an aria. Prince
G (»ascii %Kum' was advancing, at last
accounts, with :Atm men, by furred
niarches, towards Giurgevo. Fifteen
thousand French troops being at Rust
chuk, it is thought the Turks will risk
a pitched battle. The Turks have
also crossed in the face of the Russians
at Oltenitza, Details are wanting,
but one hundred and fifty wagons,
with wounded, have already arrived
at Bucharest. A di:hatch frOm Bel
grade calls the island Kamadan-Scy
monoff, and says that the battle lasted
te lily 12 hours. In evacuating Giur
ero, the Russians burned some o f
their si
There is no longer any doubt that
th e withdrawal of the Russian troops
from Wallachia is suspended. In
'Moldavia the Russians are fortifying
al the passes, and have destroyed the
midges, and by damming up the riv
t!rs have rendered the rivers impass
ahlk!. Since Wednesday, June 28,
"hey have completely dosed the Tran-
..YA . ania frontier. All indications seem
1. , testify that Bucharest Will he
ItEDSCHID PArlIA1111• 4 resuinctl
Te: ki 01 .
_; ::. de
ivr'd of 11 . 15 ';' , . , 111117.r :
reported
keti fr
7.6 zaitir
ing Cr6nstadt on the 6th July. - Qhol
era had broken out on boar() several
ships: . the French ship Austerlitz had
seventy cases. Such, at least, is the
reason assigned for the withdrawal of
the ships. The fleet is . now anchored •
at Barosound.
• A private letter from the Gulf of
Bothnia of 30th June, states that the
small Russian island of Siguisklar, had
been attacked by . the British frigate
Valorems: The tower of the light
house facing the coast of Sweden, had
been destroyed.
Cholera continued to prevail at
St. Petersburg, and in the garrison of
Cronstadt. At St. Petersburg, on 28th
June, the police report stated the
number of cases at 05, on the day
preceding, it was only 114, and on the
first July there were,sBo.
The Black Sea
According to a dispatch from' Odes
sa. (At the 7th, the combined fleets,
fifty sail strong, .had been seen pro
c6eding in the direction of Sebastopol.
The Oest. CorreTondenz contains
an editorial, stating that all the Ger
man Governments - have' promised to
give their support to a motion to be
made in the German Diet, that the
whole of'Germany do join the Anitro-
Prus:ian alliance. The King ofWin--
temherg still stands aloof, but it is
considered remain that he will event
ually join.
The Currespondefiz. Bitreau states
that Austria will finally summon Rus
sia to evacuate the Principalities with
in a month, and will occupy Walla
chia without waiting for a reply.
On the sth of.l fine Itcnscnto PAcHA
sent a complimentary Letter to the
Hospidar of Servia, in which he con
veys the thanks of the Sultan for the
fidelity, firmness and extreme devo
tion" which he has manifested during
the present crisis. •
rrw:mwErromaNwmT , a
The steamer Prometheus arrived at
Now - York last evening from San Juan
with the following news:
t_ The sloop-of-war Cynne arrived at
San Juan on the 11th instant, to de
mad a full and satisfactory apology
for the alleged insult to Mr. l3urland.
The authorities and inhabitants refused
to make the slightest apology, and
Capt. Hollins on the 12th, issued a pro
clamation to the authorities and resi
dents, stating that unless an apology
was made by nine o'clock intim morn
ing, of the r:lth, he should proceed to
Lombard the town. No apology came.
Capt. Hollins in the mean time, took
possession of fhc Transit Company's
steamers, and sent them to the town,
4,ll . Crinti prOteetiOn to all who chose to
accept it, and precisely at the time
designated a cannonading was com
menced, and continued with a brief in
. termission till three o'clock in the afier-:
GEM
No disposition being manifested on
the part of the inhabitants to come
to terms, at four o'clock P. M. a parts'
was landed from the Cyane, command
ed by a Lieutenant, and burnt the
knot.
Nothing remains but one or two)
small buildings in the suburbs to mark
the spot. - No lives were lost.
The agent of the Transit Company
tendered a free passage per Prome
theus to all who wished. to leave,
which a few accepted.
• The Cyane was to sail for Boston
on the 17th taking home Mr Faber.;,
our ccuumer6alagent.
Ihe British war schooner Bermuda
and the West India mail steamer Dee,
and a pritish merchantman, were wit
nesses to 'the scene.
The destruction of San i uau de
k i,
Nicaragua by the American s ) \
op-of
war ('vane, as chronicled in tht,Era
of yesterday, is one of the most brutal,
cowardly, and infinnous actions that
has ever disgraced a civilized nation.
What greater cruelty and crime
could be perpetrated by a band of pi
rates 1 If this wholesale destruction
has been authorized by the Federal
(;overnment, ages will not wash out
the shame from the \ational escutch
eon. The guilty parties, whether
high or low who have authorized this
cowardly act, should be degraded from
the stations which they disgrace.
We care not which party was in the
right, in the trifling affair which led to
the, demand of an apology. It is im
material. There could under no cir
cumstances be the slightest justification
of the cowardly vengeance which has
been taken. It is preposterous to pre
tend that the honor of the American
Nation demanded such satisfaction
from an insignificant village. The pre
tence is as false as the action is in
famous. We predict that
_this affair
will be found to be merely a pretext
for the annexation of the town and the
1 adjacent coast. G.—National Era.
rif The Hard Shell Democratic
State Convention, which met at Syra
cuse • yesterday, unanimously nomi
nated Greene C. Bronson for Govern
or; Elijah Ford for Lieutenant-Gov
ernor; Clark Burnham for Canal Coin
missioner, and Abram Vernon of Liv
ingston, for State Prison Inspector.
Judge Bronson's - letter declining the
nomination will be fOund under the
telegriTlthead.-.-X Y Tribune,Julyl3.
lea..t It
r1 ) ''"" In dress;,the medium between
a fop and sloven is what a maa of
sense ought to ei;deavot to keep."
t,.1.-at r-
Germany.
QM
ARREST FOR =NAPPING
A man by the mite of Merrill' was arrested
at Gloversville,• Fulton count}•, on Friday,
charged with kidnapping Solomon-Northrup,
the slave. Our readers have doubtless seen
or heard of the book entitled, "Solomon Nor
thrup; or, Twelve Years a slave."
The book states how Solomon was invei
gled and enticed away, and sold into slavery
some fifteen years ago. Henry B. Northrup,
Esq., of Sandy Hill, Washington county, m
whose flintily he was brought up; expended a
large sum of money iu ascertaining the where
abouts of the colored boy, and after twelve
years' search he found and rescued him from
the' curse of slavery. Not satisfied with
Procuring the freedom of Solomon he has
been for two years endeavoring to ferret
out and bring to justice the wretch who, for
the sake of gain, trafficked in human flesh by
deliberately selling a free man into bondage.
The person upon whom suspicion rested, had
recently made his appearance in the vicinity
.of Gloversville, and the arrest was made on
Friday morning, at the above place. The
.prisoner was armed with pistols and bowie
knives, but so prompt was the arrest that he
had no time to use them. He is reported to
be a real deFperjdo, and had he had the least
suspicion of being arrested, would no doubt
have used his weapons freely: The negro
identified hint the moment he got his eye
upon him. The examination was set down
for to-morrow. We hope full justice will be
done him.—Buffalu Republic, of the 11.
OUTSPOKEN
The Pittsburg Commercial Journal discoursed
as follows in its issue of the 3d inst :
For the first time, since we have been
concious of a sentiment comprehending its
associations, the Fourth of July fimrs us
soured and indifferent toward the continuance
of these political bands which smite us to the
Slave States. 'We have been driven to deter
mine for ourselves "what is all this worthl"
and the day which shall separate us from
slaYery whch has dishoneied us at last, equal
ly with those who were always enamored of
it, will find us at least, not unwilling wit
nesses of a sepatation of the Union.
Whilst we make this admission, however
we have no will, no purpose, to relinquish the
golden and glorious histories which start with
Cis day, and cluster 'in association Around it
Bunker Hill and Yorktown are not to ba Sep
arated if the sons of the revolutionary flutters
find themselves forced by growing differences
of habit and temper to divide:their possession:::
and seek a seperate fortune.
For ourselves, we do not believe that the
Repeal of the Missouri Compromise, which
compels uS into new partnership with slavery
which Nationalizes that hitherto sectional in
stitution, will ever permit us again to look
with kindred feelings upon`fhe south, or cling
as we have done, to the Union as a guarantee
of our natiOnal greatness. The wherefore of
this we need not now argue. Enough, on this
occasion, that a recurrence of our National
Anniversary finds us constrained to make• the
admission.
r P kRTY VS. PRINCIPT.E.-A writer
in the last Azitalorbits the nail square
on the head, as follows :
It inset down as a fact, :hat if a man . in
si,ta upon his old iirt.y organization under the
present eircumitauces, that he loves party or
office better, and before the welfare of his
country.
- FRANK JOHNSON,
eabinct
COUDESPORT, POTTER COUNTY PA,
Wishes to inform the citizens of - Coudersport
and the surrounding country, that he will exe
cute all orders in his line of business at short
notice and reasonable prices.
Place of business near the Presbyterian
Church. 7 P 2 lv.
Library Notice.
THE stockholders of the Coudersport Li
bran• Association; will hold their quarter
ly meeting, for the transaction of comuittnion
al business, at the house of the Librarian, M.
R. Kent, on Saturday, the fifth day of August
next, at 3 o'clock, P. M.
July 2G, 1854
Notice.
TS hereby givel that a two-year-old brindle
is taken into the Borough / pound. The
owner is requested to pay charges and take
him away or he will-ho disposed of according
to law. L. BELL Jr.,
Pound Master.
aurbe»fttg.
ALL business in the line of SURVEYING,
entrusted to him,, will lie performed with
promptness and fidelity by
C. C. MARTIN.
Temperance House, Coudersport, July 14,
i 54,9
Sheriff's Proclamation.
WHEREAS, the Hon. Robert G. White,
President Judge, and the Hon. O. A.
Lewis and Joseph Mann, Esqs., Associat e
Judges-of the Courts of Oyer and Tennitter
and General Jail Delivery, Quarter Session
bf the Peace, Orphan's Court and Court of
Common Pleas for the County of Potter, have
issued their precept, bearing date the 20th day
of May in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty four, and to me (Ji
meted, for holding the Court of Oyer and
- Terminer and General Jail Delivery, Quarter
Session of the Peace, Orphan's Court, and
Court of Common Pleas, in the `Borough of
Coudersport on MONDAY, the 18th day of
September, next, and to continue one Week.
Notice is hereby given to the Coroners,
Justices of the
_Peace, and Constables within
said county. that they be then anti there in
titer proper persons, at 10 o'clock A. 3L of
said day, with their rolls, records, inquisitions,
examinations, and other ramembrances, to do
those things which to their offices appertain
to be dune. And thoso who are humid by their
redognizances to prosecute against the pris
oners that - are or shall be in the Jail or the
said County of Potter,- are then and there to
prosecute against them as will be just.
Dated at Coudersport, Aug. sth, and the
.79th year of the ludependenbe of the United
States of America. PIERRE A. STEBBINS,
Coudersport Aug. I, 1854. ' Shnriff.
LIST OF CAUSES
FOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas of
Potter County, at September term 1854.
James C. Carson vs. Verse! Dickenson.
John Keating et. al. vs: Versel Dickenson,
John Keating et. al. vs. Edson \Varner.
Jolin M. Lamberton vs. James H. Wright,'
Thomas Rees vs. Frank L. - Jones,
James Ayers vs. James Bartron,
llitigliaut School District vs. C. C. Crum, Eie
tutor etc.,
Chester Andrews vs. M. J. N. Harkin,
Daniel" Clark vs. Daniel IL Hancock et. al.
W. T. Jones &A. F. Jones vs. Julius Baker,
W. T. Jones & P.Jones vs. Ethuund Alvord,
W. T. Jones & A. F. J OULM vs. C. P. Coo!.
Henry Hurburt vs. Marthia Hurburt,
Wiiiiiun Cafson vs. Charles W. Johnson,
Nath'i W. Abbey vs. J. C. Bronson &Charles
N. L. Dike vs. Isaac Benson.
V. 0. Spencer Vs. Nathan WoodcOck.
H. J. OLMSTi'D;
Prothrinoiary's Office, Pro,:hanotary.
f' cudersport July 27,
:TIIO3IAS STEWARD*N . ,.. n.,
tt.syrtirg
N. E. corner tat anti Walnut-streets,
7-3 4t PHILADELPHIA.
C. W. ELLIS,
ttorneg at 'Eat)) ;
Coudersport, Pa.
Jan. 18, 1830. - tf
F. W. KNOB, •
ttoruc at ?Lab),
Coudersport, Will regularly utteild the
courts iu Potter county.
A. P.- CONE,
Sttorttrß at
Well:thorough, Tioga county, Pa, will regular
ly attend the courts of Potter county.
June 3, 18-18.
ripllE undersigned laving, been entrusted
with the care of several largo 'tracts of
laud in this county, has made himself ac
quainted with the.lands and land titles of the
county, and will give immediate • attention to
any business of this nature that may be en-
trusted to hint. . J. S.NANN.
_
H. S. HEATH,-
Illjnnician an' aurgron,.•
Coudersport, Pa-, will attend to all calls, for
professional assistance with promptness and
tidelity. Office 0:1 the west side of Main -tit.,
second door above the Journal office. 3-47
EL R. GAGE, M. D.,
10011YSICIAN AND SURGEON—WouId re
spectfully inform the citizens of -Gt.wlers
port and Potter county, .that he has located
permanently among them, and will attend
to all culls in his prof scion. OiliceT. B.
Tyler's Drug and Book Store G-G
ISAAC BENSON
A woRNEY-AT LAW.—Otlice, East side
..tiof the public square, Coudersport, Pa.
By spec!al arrangement the professional ser
vices. of S. P. J ouNsos, Esq., may be engaged
through him in all cases in which hu is nut
preciously concerned.
N. B.—All claims due and payable to the
undersigned, personally and professionally,
may be timnd m the hands of Isaac Benson,
Esq., for adjustment. S. P. JonssoN.
•March 1,1 r S r. 1-2.tf
•
JOHN S. MANN,
A TTORNEY As 13 COUNSELOR AT LAW,
attand the s.everal Coiwts in Potter
and 111 E...in counties.. 'All business entrusted
to his care will receive prompt attention.
011 ice cm Main -street, opposite the Calla
I louse, Cuilcrrsport, l'a.
ARTHUR G. OLMSTED,
A TTURNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
attend to all business entrusted "to
his care With promptness and fidelity.
Office—in the Temperance Block, up stairs,
Main -street, Coudersport, Pa. 74
L. F. MAYNARD,
attorucv $.7 eounorlor at 'il.atu,
Coudersport, Pa. ()dice— horth of the court'
house equate, at "The Peoplci's Cash Store,'
up stairs.
Cabinet-Maker Si, Upholsterer)
COUDERSPORT, PA., .
Will execute all order; in his line of
ir'eler" - business with neatness and despatch.
2;11'
Place of 'business—the Manufactay formerly
owned by G. W. Strong—two dimes above
'Win. Crosby's dwelling.
Having improved the building and ma
cliinery, and employed gotid workmen, he is
prepared lc) do work as well as the best, and
on short notice. 6-3011
A FEW pieces of new Music;
11 Music procured to order: also, Tem
perance and other Tracts, or any periodicals
desired. Ca — SCHOOL. BOOKS constantly on
hand, with paper, pens - , slates, and every thlug
needed fin* going to school.
6-3:lif M. W. MANN.
E. M - ANN, Sec'y
C. SALEM.'
Eicalrr in Orp
Hardware, Crockery and Glass Ware ;
. Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps.
Stone and •TVooden Mire:
In short, almost everything usually kept in a
-Country •Store. , All ofiwhieh he offers for
sale at very low prices for the pay.
Place of business.corner of gain and Sec
and Streets, Coudersport, at the old -stand o
W. T. Jones, & Br. July 7, k 54. 7-Stf
HONEY.—A good quality of hopes- for
sale at. C. S.:MVPs.
HARDWARE AND TIN,
T is reported Milt Nebraska Bill is in -town !
I
and by calling at the Hardware Store of
„James W. Smith, on Main titreet, roil can
find for sale—cheap for cash or exchange,
better assortment or
Cooking, Box & Parlor Stoves,
• All Varieties and Sizes;
CUTLERY
Tin ,Copper and Sheet Iron Ware ;
Mill and M cut Saws, Hoop-iron, Nails and Chains;
Carpenter's Tools and Files, Iron-
Ears and Anvils;
A Good variety of hulling Hardware; where
also May be found a general assortment of
lappaniut Warr;
TOTS TO PLEASE TILE BOYS ;
together with a good variety of
such as
than can b©
found elsewhere in this county. And I would
call especial attention of those who wish to
purchase, to my large and well solectedstock of
STOVES.
Likewise that my
TIN, SHEET IRON, AND COPPER WARE
is all made of good material and by a skillful
and competent workman: All I ask is for you
to call and see my' goods, price tkem, and I
have no doubt you will be satisfied with the
price and goods.
All kinds _of produce taken for goods. I
also pay $2O per ton for old iron.
JAMES W. SMITH-
Cotidersport, July 7, 1,•.;54. 7-Nf.
9 - 1 H E best three shilling to t and Cid sugar is
-11.. at OLMSTED's.
A FULL assortment of Groceries,
"1 - I_ a t low !i:ntr.-A,.•oaoninly on hand. Yard
widc , v , n 7. fr:_an ccn:s upwards, at
OLAISTEDT.
iiunintsa dart's.
LAND AGENCY.
JAitIES M. BASSETT,
Grocerias and Provisions ;
WOODEN WARE,
HAND and
HORSE RAKES,
l'ails, and
Tubs &C., kC.,—
Ba:.qutta .
• r --- ••-•: -
PROPOSING -;
ktuendmentitotheCenstitution
of the Cominonwealth. .
..„
Itesotred by tho Sennto and, , House of
.Pcprutentigireq of ihc Corninotnceattlt of Penn
sylvania. in • General iisstmbly intt, That the
following amendments be, and the same a:e
hereby proposed tp the Constitution of the
Commonwealth, under and in accordance wite
the provisions of the tenth article thereof, to
wit.:
• , PROPORTION 1,40 RE ARTICLE RI.
§ 1. The aggregate amount of 'debts here
after contracted by the Commonwealth shall
never- exceed the sum of five hundred thou
sand dollars, except in case of war to repel
invasion, suppress insurrection,.or to redeem
the public debt of the Commonwealth, and
the money so r aised shall be applied to the
purpose for which the debt may be contracted,
or pay such debts, and to no other purpose.
4 2. To pay •the .public debt of the Com
monwealth, and debts which may hereafter be
contracted in cafe of war to repel invasion,
suppresslnsurrection,and to redeem the pub
lic debt, the - Legislature shall at their next
session after the adoption of this section into
the Constitution,.provide by law for the crea
fion of a sinking fund, which shall not be
abolished till the said public debt be wholly
Paid, to consist of all the net' annual income
front the public works and stocks owned by
the Commonwealth, or any other funds arising
under any revenue law now existing or that
may hereafter be enacted, so far as the saute
may be required to pay' the interest of said
debts semi- - annually, and annually to reduce
the principal thereof by a• nun not less than
tire hundred thousand dollars, increased yearly
by compounding at a rate of not less than
filly per cent= per annum; the said sinking
fund shall be invested in the loans of the
Commonwealth, which shall be cancelled limn
time to time, in a manner to he Provided by
law : no portion of the sinking fluid shall ever
be applied to the payment of the debt of five
hundred thOusimd dollars motioned in - the
'first section of this article, but the said sinking
fund shall be applied only to the purposes
herein specified.
:t. The credit of the Commonwealth shall
not in any way be given or loaned to or in aid
of any individual, company, corporation, or
association, nor shall the Commonwealth here
after,
become a joint kt i vner or stockholder in
any company, assoeia ion, or corporation in
this CominonWealth, or elsewhere, formed for
any purpose.
§ 4. The Commonwealth shall never assume
the- debts of any county, city, borough, or
township, or of any corporation or association,
unless such debts shall have been contracted
to repel.invasion, suppress insurrection, or to
defend the state in war.
=
Prohibiting Municipal Subscriptions.
The Legisianire shah never authorize any
county, city; borough, or township, by a vote
of its citizens or otherwise, to become a stock
holder in any joint stock company, association,
or corporation, or to raise money for, or loan
its credit to, 9r in aid of any such company or
association. E. B. CHASE.
Speaker of the House .of Representatires.
31. 31CASLIN,
Speaker of the Senate.
In the Senate, April' e, 1854.
Resolved, -That this resolution pass. Yeas!
22, nays 6.—[Extract from the Journal.
T. A. MAGUIRE, Clerk.
In House of Reps., April 21, 154.
. Resolved, That this resolution pass. Yeas
71, nays 20.—[Extract from the journal.
WM. JACK, Clerk.
SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
Filed April 29, ,k 354.
C. A. BLACK,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
PENNSYLVANIA SS:
SECRETARY'S OFFICE, }
"Harrisburg, July 1, 1554.
, ••••• , --0 , Ido certify that the above and
1 , foregoing is a true and correct copy
of the original." Kesolntion," as the
same remains on tile at this office.'
- Iu testimony whereof I have here
. -. unto set toy hand and caused to he
affixed thti seal' of the Secretary's
office the day and year above. writ
ten. C. A. BLACK,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
• Journal of the Senate.
" Resolution No. 562, entitled Resolution
proposing amendments to the Constitution of
the Commonwealth, vim read a third time.
On the question, will the Senate agree to the
first proposition, the yeas and nays were taken
agreeitity .to the
. Constitution,• and were as
follows, viz :
YEAS"—Meq.:3rs. Bock:dew, Darlington, Dar
sie, Furguson, Foulkrod, Prick, Fry, Good
win, Haldeman, .11amilton, B. D. Hamlin, E.
AV.llamlin, Heisler, Jami , on. McClin
'took, McFarland, Piatt, Cfuiggle S ager, Slifer,
and McCaslin. Sprafrer4`23.
NAYS—MeSsr,Vrabb, CrCSWell, Hendricks,
Binzer, Kunkle, a lid Skinner--4i.
So the question was . determined in the af
firmative.
On the question, will the senate agree to
the second
. proposition, the yeas and nays
were taken agreeably to the Constitution, and
were as follows, viz:
YEAS—Messrs. INekalew, Darsie,Furguson,
Fpulkrod, Fry, Goodwin, Haldeman, B. D.
Thunlin, E. W. Hamlin, Hendricks, Meister,
Hoge, Jamison,-Kinzer, McClintock, McFar
land, Platt, Price, Quiggle, Slifer, Wherry,
McCaslin, Sprakrr-`3'.J.
NAYS—Messrs. Crahh, Creswell, Darlington,
Hamilton, Kunkle, and Skinner-4i
So the question was determined in tho af
firmative.
Journal of the house of Representatives..
"The question recurring upon the final
passage of the Resolutions, the first proposi
tion was agreed to as follows, viz
YE:As—Messrs. Abraham, Adams, Atherton,
Ball, Barton, Beyer, Bigham r Boyd, Bush,
Byerly, Claldwell, Calvin, Carlisle, Chamber
lin, Cool Crane, Cummins, Daugherty, Davis,
De France, Dunning, Eckhert, Edinger, Eld
red, Evans, Foster. Fry, Gallentine, Gibboney,
Gilmore, Gray, Groom, Gwin, Hamilton, Hart,
Hiestand, Hillier, Ripple, Horn, Hum
mel, Hunsucker, hunter, Hunt, Jackman,
Kilgore, Knight,,Laury, (Lehigh,) Linn, Ma
gee, Maguire, Manderfie Id, M'Connell, M'Keu,
Miller, Menaghan, Montgomery, MoOre, Mo
ser, 'Muse, Palmer, Parks, Parmlee, Passmore,
Patterson, Porter, Putney, Rawlins, Roberts,
Rowe, Sallade, Scott, Sidle, Simonton, Smith,
(Berks,) Smith; (Crawford,) Stewart, Stock
dale, Strong, Struthers, Wheeler, Wicklein,
Wright, Zeigler, Chase, Speaker---85.
NAYS—None.
So the question was determined in .the af
firmative.. • • - .
Brooms,
On the question, will the House agree to
the second proposition, the yeas and nays were
taken, agreeably to the provisioni of the 10th
article of the constitution, and are as follows:
YEAS—Messrs. Abraham, Atherton, Ball,
Barton, Beck, Beyer, Bigham, Boyd, Cald
well, Carlisle, Chamberlin, Cook. Crane, Cum
mins, Daugherty, Davis, Deegan, De France,
Dunning, Edinger, Eldred, Evans, Fry, Gal-
Gibboney, Gilmore, Gray, Groom,
Gwin, Hic:oa lid, Hillier, I lipple,
I ton....ecker,.llitmcr, Hurl:, Jackman, Kilgore,
Lamy, (Lehigh.); Lowrey, (Tioga.)
Einii Magee; Maguire, M'Cooti-
Miliee, Moilogliau, Momgemery, Moore,
Moecr, Mu. e, . Palmer, Parke,
,Parinlee, Pas+.
more, Pat.terson, Porter, Rawan.s, aoeert.s,
_
Rowe, soliade,Seott, Simonton, Stulth.(Berks)
Smith (Crawford) Stockdale„Whee:er, Wick
lein,Wright, Chase, Speaker-71.'
Nky a —Messrs. . Adams, Baldwii4 • Berns.
Bush, Byerly, Eekhert, Ellis, Her, Herr,
Horn, Minima N'Combs, Miller, Poulson,
Putney, Sidle, Stewart, Strong, Strntbers,
Ziee:er--20, •
So the question was determined in the of
fummive.
SECRETARY'S OTYICE,
Hnrrisbuli, July'l, 1e54.
PENNSYLVANIA, SS. • •
"..-^-0-• Ido certify that the above and
SEAL. foregoing is a Into and correct copy'
.0-r.. of the " YEAS" and " s.ws" taken on
- - the " Resolution relative to the
amendment of the constitution or
the commonwealth" us the same up
, ou r 'the Journals of the, two Houses
of - the General Assembly of this
commonwealth- for the session of
1854. Witness my hand and the
seal of said office this first day' of
July, one thousand eight hundred
and "
C. A. BLACK,
Sarciary of the.Commuateeald4
7-10 in
Foreign Attachment.
Potter (7ounty,s.s.
•••••••••• • The Counnonwealth of Pennsylvn.
FAL nia to the Sheriff of said county.,
Greeting:
We command you that you attach Silas
Sullied:lnd, late of your county, by all end
singular his goods and chattels, lands and ten
ements, in whose hands or possession server
the same may be, so that he lie and appear
belbre the Judges of our Court of Common
Pleas, at Coudersport, at a 'county court of
common pleas there to be hhld Tor the said
county on the third Monday- of September
nem, then and there to answer Manhew S.
Ennis, Wm. Ennis, and Joseph 11. NVeleh of a
plea of Assumpsit, not. exceeding five hundred
dollars; and also that yowsummen the person
or persons iu whme hart& or possession the
property of the said Silas Sutherland may he
hoard, so that they be and appear before ins
said court at the same time anti place, to r.u;-
ti what may be objected against them, and
abide the )tolginent of the court therein—and
have von then mid there this writ,
Witnes.Ythe Hon. Robert G. White, Presi
dent Judge of our said court at Coudersport,
this 19th day of - July, Thsl.
IL J. OI2IS'I'ED,
Prothonotary.
By virtue of the above described writ, I
have attached the following de=erilied piece
or parcel of land, situate in 'Sharon township,
Potter county, Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as frillows; to wit: Beginning at
the northwest corner of warrant 21'4'6, theare
by the north line of said warrant east 44 rods
to the. west bank of the Oswayii creek, thence
up the south bunk of the creek and rare (being
line of lend conveygd by Silas Sutherland to
Thomas J. "ludic)
. to the east line of said
land, thence south one hundred and two
perches and itivo4entlis to a post, thence we,t
one hundred and tifty-six perches to a post in
west line of said warrant,, thence by said line
north two hundred and two perches and live
ten'hs of a perch to the place of beginning—
, cootaining one hundred and sixty acres, of
about liv e acres are cleared. .
P. A. STEBBINS, Sheriff:
SHERIFF'S OFFIM
0/n(10-sport, July 21, 1P.54. S 104 it
Classification and Appraisement
OFlfetaiters of - 3lerchandize in the county
of Potter, made by the snbscr;ber, Ap
praiser of :Ilercantile' Taxes for .-the said
county, in accordance with an Act of the
“elieri3A. ,, enibly of thi4 coninionive:llth. en
titled "An Act to provide for the reduction or
the Public Debt,'' passed the '22d day of April,
1:346, the 11th sectioA of which Act.rejitures
that all dealers in Goods, Wares, and Mer
chandize, the growth, product, and manullic
titre of the United States, and every person
who shall keep a store or, warehouse for the
purpose of vending and dis Posing of Goods,
IVares, and Merchandize, when such person
is interested in the manufactnre ofsuch . tlood.i,
IVares, and Merchandize, shall be Classified in
the Iti , ipe manner, ;;nd required to pay the
aumml tax and license fee as isrprovided
and required in relation to dealers in foreign
merchandizl: : Proridcd, That merchants who
keep a store or warehouse at their own shop
or manufactory, for the purpose of vending
their own manuflictures exclusively,.shail nut
be required to take out any license..
DEALERS IS .I . IIERCITANDIZE; &C
Allegany.; -
th.e.ss
NINIF.S.
D. N. Jinks,
Bing am
J. B. J one.; & co.,
C'ondersport Borough
J. B. Sufi:
Co:lins
Lewis 31ann,'.
D. E. Ohns
Charles W. Johnson,
John 31. Judd,
'l'. B. Tiler,
J. W. guilt'',
I).'.V. Spencer,
Miles White,
Jones,
1.. F. Maynard, r
Genoal.
IL 0. Perry,
John Hacleet,...t
\V itli:nn Perrv,....
Spencer Preston,:
Harrison
Richard Goodman,
Rosa & White,
W. IL Elder,
Hebron
Lord & Dwight,...
Oswayu
31TongaII,.
Charles Simmons,
Sharon
Malin & Nichols,
llohin: Brow
& Lord,..
WM
Alonzo llorton,
A. Corey,
E. llacket,
llliar:bn
.larks on & Jones. liquor, ..
Ellision,
Eulaliu.
A. Ne:son,
Stetcardson
Jnlins John.. on, . 14 7:00
An appeal will be held at the Court Musa
in Coudersport on tiaturdav, the 19th day of
August next, between . tbe.iioura of 9 o'clock,
A. 31. and 4 o'clock, P. M., for aft who may
feel titeinselves aggrieved by the foregoing
uppraiieutent and classification.
11,-41 LUCAS CUSHING,
Mercantile Appraiser for Potter Co.
OHEST HANDLES, D coy do., Bobs,
1. Retches, Halter Snaps, Wardrobe Hooks,
Barn Door Hinges, - kept for sale by • •
LEWIS- MANN.,
WROUG HT • NAI . LS at
MANN's st(in.r.
flabbittls Yeast and Soap Pow.
hers.— !::r:• miperior articles yre war;
ranted to Fa' i 11 1,U 71111 money, and :promfor
pea • e and lre.rmony in l;uui!ica.
. For tale ea '"
.Tax.
$7.00
7.00
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. 14
7.00
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7.00
7.00
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7.00
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15.n0
7.00
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