ODS.I
..
HE sulAcritrier 1344 jpstriperved a gener
tiLimrtmitptAr 42 [hind winter goods
Prk):ger : .liaottr
GODS,
• • •-'". BOOTS SHOES,
.HATS & CARS,
t --
BONNETS,
'RIBBONS.
t & CROCKERY,
every article needed - I;ne town
ri i k i. n ppivr,svpich pladgii li4tisall" to sell
1 ." •
— LOWEST, •
Jfis o'd eustompra and friend++ and the pub
fie Kauai -ally Rtraiißriked a pill and eidanine
tar 4¢etu.d..yis,
D. E. OLMSTED.
' roildersport Oct. 4tb, 7 +IS
Ii Uftit4.l4 ! !lURRAti ! !
THE 'Voter has come at last, and all who
w - 2 -,1, haFc their grinding done in We
VERY BEST OF ORDER,
past ',pug your - grain 'to ate Cu.ltingville
lindlitera youmill find J. :11 nor
„Ion Riving entire satisfaction to all. You
.In.,bt jive him a call a .and you'll not
. . .
fro sap / . . -
-• ' •
r .... ... ~heat and Buckwheat floured for
?market - , en Ate. shortest notice. '
Ctuilingrille,lApril r2th.lBX.
Lewisville st.pam Grist Mill
• •
qmtr. sl : bseribershavifig purchased the in—
s. I 1 . 1111 other parties heretofore cou
p be above establishment, are 110 W
s, ~••' do all kinds of custom work iu
• hr it. we believe in a workmanlike
pi aim nod live by a diligent attention to
•. io merit and receive a ,meta. share
oaf patr a ge.. Vensens wishing to bare wheat,
bu. ii,tsbeat ftuit r ed roe market, can at all
just, he On bliiirt
•-• NOTICE.
tor !polity of the work dune •at our mill,
Astir tet.r to . A.Clurey, Esq., Lewisville, -G. G.
col. S. .
S Mann, 17.54;;• and Mr. Jam
to/Joke, Llmplersingt.
• F.L:IJAH GEtIPLFS
U. A. LEWIS.
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for ores: by new purchases in the city, offers
to/lie paid; the • greatest variety. end •bist.
telicted Stuck of
HISTORICAL,
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Booki. over pr;sented for sale in Ibis county
All the slew hooks of any ratite arc kept
constantly on hand, or procured by txpre,s
kor customers who may desire them. It is
beliet.cd that a faithful attention tr, husines,
and an earnest desire to oblige all 'WhoMay
deal win, her, will secure a liberal amount of
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ier:Ms for Paper flowers, etc., constantly on
band; also Music, Mapti, Mathematical It strtr
f means. Please cull and evunine for yoUrselveA.
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Coudersport, May 14, 1836. . .
ANSAS and Nebraska.
j 36.. Ead.cs Guide in Needlework.
•nook bt Parlor Games.
lturrowe's Piano Forte Primer.
Workingman's Way in the Wcrld.
Ellen Mturgemery's gook -
Fessenden's New American Gardener.
titwillitie ott daily Paths, Dickens
uushiiiu Ile Graystone, , E. J. Mdy.
Elemems of Character, Margaret Chand'er.
—Europe; Past and Present, Ungewitter.
vai , m's Commentary on the New Testa
f.ndless , Aant.ement, or Enfertaining Ex
periments in various sciences.
reicrson's Fanfiliar Science.
Licbi g 's 'Agricultural Chemistry.
Aecordeutt Instructor; etc., at the
JOURNAL BOOK STORE.
Caudeispert, May It 6.
• AXE'l:llol)lt3rilymn Books of . .tiritius
414 Sq.es)uptt in and for sale at the •
Jour,NAL, BOOK wroltE,
rIRAFTING instruments, Water Colors,
a., Drawing. l'ap'er; Vomits, and Brudmis,
pet rep•ired Dl
••••-••••••...
get." 11:: A .4.2
. 11111,1011.1:;
W 7 1 17 n t ?
J
,
THE undersigued having: ; pnrcha.se.d th e
inkerest.ofT. B. Tylir, to thre:Dpisittd:
Book busitiess,pUrpose to combine tUitststek
and zontinne to supplY:their numerous friends
with the sane :variety stgoods as berotolUra,•
erupt Books. • l:elieving by this arrangement
'andshall cu rt ail expenses at least ten per cent
'end ire disposed to give our customers the
;sought of the chang,p; fur toady,
increased sales; for tiffogii watt
comprise all articles found -under the general
head of Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions,
and. Hardware .... .........-••' • ~•
N. B. '4 ThU tucek. of Drugs, Melicjuee,
Paints, Oils, Campliene i lluid. and Dye Stuffs,
kept constantly. ou •Ittincl together with sta
tionery., fandy articles, IVatchef and . d.eivelry.
For *ln truth of the above prevniit,es' Ave
respectfully invite an examination or sub .
goods. SMITH & JONES.
Coudersport, July 3, MG. •
IS
Preby given, that agreeably tp 41r lays
of-this Commonwealth, the iindersign,ed.
citizens of Potter county, Pa., will make ap
plication to tho next Legislature, fur a Bank
pf Issue and -Deposit, with a capital ,of one
licadred thousaud dollars, entitled Tux Sum-
Bssx,yi Ideated at Coudersport, Pot
- tor county, Pennsylvania. .
S3L MILLS • •F. W. KNOX
J. %V. SMITH
C. SMITH
N. SCHOOMAKER D. W.t. JAMES
A JACKSON A. RouNsyn.l„K
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Cruden's Concordance. Testaments,
Vutnetn's Magazine, hound,
Wyrird Taylor's Works, 5 vols.,
Poets and Poetry of America,
Poets and Poetry of England,
Laverd's Nineveh and Babying,
Poems,
Goldsmith's, •Gray's, Ossian's, Cook's, end
.. Tennyson's Poems,
_'•
Paradise-Lost. Lady of the Lake;
Prescott's Histories. Mexico and Peru,
Thieis' French Revolution, . •
- •
Wintlgoit's Npw-England. .
Ahicauley's England. Dickens' England,
The Spectator, d vols., Svo.,
Children's Books—and Toys.
•Sphool Books, every kind called for in this
• • eonttoupity, •
Latin; French, and German School Books,
Leverett's Latin - Lexicon, .
Drawing Paper, Books, and Cards,
Drawing Pencils—Crayons, Toy Paints,
Colors fur oil painting. • MnSi,e.
Brushes, Chalk, Pens; ()milli, Paper of every
variety called for. Wafers, ‘Vax,&.c.
Materials for Paper Flowers. . •
Harrison's Copying-Ink—Davids' Bhp Ink,
Indelible ink, several kinds. Hovey's Ink,
Many Phrenological and Hydropathic
Works.
r t Aders cud 11 - ells' publiqatietts.
Blank books.- Meals. amid Diaries,
Teacher and Parent. • • • '
Theory and Practice of 'reaching.
Life of Horace Greeley.
Star Papers.. H. W. Beecher.
Works of Theodore Parlor
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4ttenti n !
, 0 -
IrN consequence of - tbe opening of tin) Ca
tawi*sa, Elmira B
whereby direct railrozi4 cenlintutication
now esiablislied with
WISE, PUSEY, &
Wholesale dealars in Foreign- obit Domostic
Dy Goode. N. E. corner'Fillh and M ,rket St
PHILADELPHI•,
fare now. prepared to O'er extraordinary
&Moments,' to the Northern Pcnnsyvania
trado, to visit their city to make spring pur
-.bases.
1q addition to the low prices they sell at,
they will alio guaratee - to'shiP'all goods. pur
chased of atm, at the same rates as goods
are shipped from New York. Their, stock
consists of all the usual varieties of
. GINGHAMS,
pi-lAm Ritz\ YS,
'LAWNS,.
BAREGE DELAINES,
ALPACAS-&- DEBEG-E,
WHITE GOODS IN' ALL THEIR
VARIETY,
gRocITE BLANKET SHAWLS,
IRISH LINENS & TA Br i E
DIAPERS,
CLOTHS . 4 X.: CASS IME RES,
SATINETS & J EANS,
VELVETS & VELVET CORDS,
LINENS, DUCKS pgir4 s usgs
• &SAI I INVESTINGS.
BLACK DRESS SILKS,
COLORED CANIBRICS,.
RED'S: WHITE FLANNELS,
TICKINGS & STRIPES,
BLEACHED & BROWN MUSLIM
&c, • , &c. &c.
A 11 S •
A full aulortruent of L'arpeticke
WISE, P.USEY, & WISE.
'Wholesale Dealers in re dy-made Clothing
N. E. corner sth and Nlurket tits„ Philadelphid
dill have constantly on hind an extenstv
assortment of Mon's& Boys' Clothing of every
grade and quality adapted to the county
trade. All gat-1111.0s warranted of the nowtest
Ties and best workmanship:
The People's Cash Store,
AT COUDERSPOItT. -
omething New. and Something
-Wanted' •
THE qbscrikers, having ontetid into part
nershilf arrangements under the'firin 'ozu
MAYNARD & WILCOX, will be happy loSee
all old friends, and all new 'friends, calling
day after day, and continually, at "The 'Peo
pla's CAsh - Store in•Uoudersport; inquiring
for DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE, • •
.CROCKERY,
READ Y-ITADE C.OTHHIrg,
' and all the endleis variety' of articloi which
the People want, and must have. , And, tho
subscribers will sell' tir their clistonsars, old or
two, for the Cries, or other Ready-Pay the
very • bast bargains to 4e hag in ',Northam
p!nroylvania. • .
MAYNARD & WILCpX.
Coniersp•rt April 6; 186§,
M. W, MANY
NOTIOg
E 4. N.•JONES
41W!!. F. JONES
i
-..... , -..,, - - v,
eso . lon
-4
a k
N ''. . 2 q 4 I-
Propoldiig Amen4llwriti
the Cpnstftwitoit of tie orom-'
onwealtiL
Resolved hy the Senate and House of. Repre
sentatives of thh Commonwealth of Pexiegivii
-xia ix General ASsenthin met, That the lotievr.-
log antenduaeureare FiFopoi3ed to the coiiiiiuz
,tiOnalthe commonwealth, in aeogrilence with
the provisio9s of.the tenth article thereof.
• -
FIRSF 4.3II,ENDMENT...
There aball be au additional article to Ad
pcuastitution- to be designated aa_article
; •• •
I!=
OF PUBLIC DEBTS
Sec. 1. The state way contract debts, to
ittpoly casual deficits or failures in reventieS,
or to meet expenses not otherwise provided
for; .bnt the aggregate amount of such debts
direet and•conuogent, whether contracted by
iitttte orone or more acts of the general as
sembly, or at different periods of time, shall nev
er exceed sevemhundred and 41iy thousand dol
lars, and the money. arising from,the creation
of suckedebts, shall be applied to the purpose
fox' Winclit'n wits obtained, -or to repay the
debts so contracted;and to no other purpose
whatever. ' •
Sec. 2. Inaddition to the above liMited
Rower the state May. contract debts , to repel
invasion . , suppress insurrection,' defend the
state in war, or 'to redeem the present' mit
inanding indebtedness of tha state; but 'the
money arising from tie contracting of suet)
&Los, shall be applied to the purpose thr which '
ft was raised, or to repay such debts, and to
po other purpose whatever.
Sep; 3. , :Except the debts above specified,
in sections one 'and two of ibis article, no debt
wbatevershall be created by, or ou behalf of
flat, stare; -.,' '• , • • . ,
• ' SEC. 4. To provide for the payment of the
present debt, and any 'additional debt con--
tract,d as aforesaid, the legislature shall, rt
its first session, after the adoption of this"
ameodirtem, create -a sinking fond, whadli
shall be - sufficient to pay tbe.accruing interest
on such debt, and .aunitally to: rduce the
principal thereof by a Sum not less `than two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars; which
sinking fund shall consist of the net annual
income of the public works, from time to time
oWned by the state, or the proceeds of the
gale' of the Sines, or any part , thereof, and of
the income or proCeedS id sale at stocks owned
by the 'state; together with 'other funds, or
resources, that may be designated by law:—
'rhe said sinking fund May be increased, from
time to time, by assigning v it any part of the
taxes, or other revenms orate hullo, 'not re
quired for the ordinary and current expenses
ofgovernment, and unless in caso of war,
invasion or insurremiou, no part of the said
sinking fluid shall be used or applied other-
Wise than in extingu:shment of the pub.ic
debt, until the amount of such debt is reduced
below the stun of live millions of dollars.
Sc.e 5. The credit of the commonwealth
shall'Hot in ally manner, or event, be, pledged
or - loaned to, may individttal, company, corpo
ration, or association; nor shall the common
wealth 'hereafter become a -joint owner, or
stockholder, in any coMpany, association, or
corporation; •'. • -
Sec. G. The commonwealth shall not as
some the debt, or any part thereof, of any
neitiaty, city, borough, or townshipi or any
eorporation, or association; Unless such debt
shall have been contracted.to enable - the state
tn repel infusion, suppress domestic insurrec
tion,. defend itself in time of war; qr to, assist
the state in the discharge of any portion of
iresent' indebtedness. - • • -
,clf"
49. 7. . The legislature shall not authorize
any county, city, horougli, township, or in:
corporated distract. by-virtue of a vo:a of its
citizens; or otherwise, to become a stockhold
er in any company, association, or corporation
'or to chtein money for loan - its dreifit , te, any
corporation, association institution, .or. party
I=
There filiall be an additional article to said
constitution, to be designated as article XII,
as follows;
ARTICLE
OF NEW COUNTIES,
No county shall be divided by a lino- ant
ting off' over one-tenth of its population, (eith
er to form a new county or otherwise.) with
got the e,ipress assent of such county, by. a
Vote of the olectori thermA nor shall 'any
new county be established, containing less
than four hundred square miles.
I=
From SOCIICIII two of the first article of the
constitution, strike out the words, "of the city
of Philadelphia, and of each county revel-tire
jr,"' front section • five, saute :triic:e,. str.ke
out the words, " of Philadelphia and of the
several counties;" front section seven, save
article, strike out the words, ''ncithcr the city.
of Philadilphidnor anv,", and iti4r.rt in lieu
thereof the words, "and no;" and strikh out
section four, same article, and in lieu thereof
insert the following:
"'`!Sty: 4, in the year one thousr t nd eight
hundred and dixty-four, and in every seventh
year thereafter, representatives to the num
ber of one hundred, shall be apportioned and
distributed equally, throughout the state, by
districts. in proportion to. the number of tax,
able inhabitants ht the several
,• parts thereof;
eieept - tlitit any iititity conaining at leadt,
three thousand five hundred taxables. may be
allowed a separate representation; but no t
more than three coutries shall be joined, and I
no county shall be divided, in the fermation
iird.district.' Any city , containing, a sbalicient
number of taxables to entitle it to at least two
'representatives, shall have a separate repre
sentation assigned it, and shall be divided' in- I
to cenyenient diarists of contiguous territory
gf etquartax.ablo population a's near as may he,
each of which districts'shell elect one repre
sentative." • •• '
At the eud ofsectioa seven, same article,
insert tin-se words, "the city of Philadelphia
shall be dici,dcil into single senatorial districts,
contig' uotsitirritory as nearly "equal i 4 tax:
able population as possible; but no ward shall
be divided in theforniation thereof"
The legislature, at its first session, after the
adoption of this amendment, shall divide fife
pity of Philadelphia into • senatorial • and rep
resentative districts, in the manner above
provided; such districts to remain unchanged
until the apportionment in the year one thou
sand eight hundred 'ared . sixty-four,' '
TOURTII AMEND}IENT.
WO be section ZIT!, Article 1.
The legislature shall have the power to, al
ter;. revoke, or annul, any chartei of itico'v••
poration hereafter conferred by, or wade!,
any special, or general law, whenever in ihoir
Upinion it may be injurious to the citizens 'cf
the commonwe•dth; in such manner, however
that nn injustice shall he done to • the corpo;
.' •
IN SErTiirt, ApriL 21, 1856
&Jibed, That this resolution ram . On
tho first aniendine 24; nays 5; • • Ou Was
second amendment, yeas 19, nays 6, • On
tho yeit 28 i na ys 1, gq
fonrikratusitdmaut, yeas 23, R a ys 4. "
"Fatntsu from the Journal.
• TligEf. A. MAGUIRE, Cbwh•
=1
-Rad:4, That tUis -resolution pass . . On
ter amendment, yeas 72; nays ; 24. 'On
duo, second illiencitneut, yeas. 63, Dar
.the third aniefitnent, yeas 64; ,nays • 2 ina
on [earth atnendqint, yeis 69,'paya 18.
'Eitract trona the' kurnal. . • -
WILLIAM JACK, Clark!'
. .
•
SECRETARY'S OFFICE,A. Cr.. CIRATIN . ,
Filed April 2 4, 1856.. S e cr et ary of i 4,6 Cep.
• nittnicialth. • • ••' '
• - SECRETART'E OFFICE,
ilarri‘burai lade 27; 1856
Pertaserarkia,"ss:
'• ida certify that ths:abave and foregoing is
a true and correct copy or the bilginat "Re:e
lution relative to an amendment of • the Con
stitution" as the same remains on. Ale' in this
office.
1.-.".... In testimony wbereell have here :
1..5. unto set my hand and caused ta be
'VW affixed the seat of the 'Secretary's
(Ace, the day and year above written..
.
A. G. Ctranii,
• Sea story of the Commontrailih.
Ix SEracrE, April 21, 1856.
Resolution proposing amendments to the
Constitution! ofihe CDmmou«•calth, being un
der consideratlon, ' • - ' '
Ou•the question,
1%111 the Senate ogree to the first amend
ment 1
The yeas and ' , nays were taken agreeably
to the provisions of the aid
were as fol :ow.
Yeas—Nlesirs. Browne, Buckalog, Cress
well, Evans, Ferguson, t lennikion,ll(7`, In
gram, Jamison, Knox Laubacb;' MC-
ClitAock, Price, Sellers, Shumau; Souther,
Straub,. Taggart, iValton, Welsh, Wherrz,
Wilkins, and Piatt, Speaker—N. ,-
,Nays—Mos!:rs. Cribb, Gregg, Jordan, Mel
linger and Pratt-5.
S 9 the question was determined in the
affirmative, ''• • •
On the question.
Will the Senate agree to the' second
amendment?
The yeas and nays were taken agreeably to
the iiros'ilions of the COnstituLion and were
a'sfollriw, viz:
Yeas—A(es;-s, Browne, Duck:dew, Cress
well, Evans, lioge, Ingrinn,! Jamison, Knox,
Labatich, Lewis, Al'Clihtnclt, Sellers, Shu
man, Souther, Straub, Walton, Welsh, .Wher
ry and Wiililns-rtl9 , .
Nays—Messrs. Crabb, Fer g uson, Gregg,
Pratt, Price and Piatt, Speaker—(i.
So the question was deterudneein the
alitirmative• - ' •
On the question,.
Will the Spit to agree to the third amend
.
.
ment . •
-The yens and nays were taken agreeably to
the Constitution, and were as follow, vat
• Yeas+-Mcssrs t Browne, kmckalew, Crab!),
Crasswell, Evan, EOrgnsog, • FlpnnikOti,
lioge,'lngram, Jamison, Jordan, Knox, Lau
back, Lewis, APClintock, Mellinger, Pratt,
Price, Seller 9,• Shuman, Souther, Straub,
Taggart t Triton; Wctlsb,• V hurry. %Vilkius
and Pi:at!, Speakir-2t4:.
Nays-Mr. Gregg=l.
So the question was determined in the
affirmative. '
On the question,
WI!! the Semite ngree to ate fourth
inuetid e •1
The yeas acid nays were taken agreeably - to
the Constitution, end were as follow,')* •
Yeas—Messrs. Browne, Buckaleiv, Cress
well, Evans, Flenniken, liege,
son, Jordan, linox, Lattbach, Lewis, M . Clin-
Lock, Price, Sellers, Sturman, Souther, Straub,
Welton, ‘Yelsh,-Wheriy, Wilkins and Platt,
Speaker-23: •
Nays —Nlesirs.Crabb, Gregg, Mellinger end
• •
Pratt—l.
.So the 9ne4tion was determined in the
affirmative. •
Journal of the house "if Representatives,
.•-‘pril 21, 1836.
- The yeas and nays were taken agreeably to
the provisions of the Constitution, and on the
first proposed amendment, were as Ibllows,
Yeas—Mer's. Anderson, Backus, Baldwin;
Ball, Beck, (Lycoming ) Beck, ( York,) Bern
hard,
Boyd, .Boyer, Brown, Britslb.Bitchatiau
Caldwell. Campbell, Carty, Craig, Crawlbrd,
Howdall, Edinger, Fansold, Foster, Getz,
Haines,- Harper, Heins, Hibbs, Hill,'
"Hippie, Holcomb, Ilunsckor,
brie, Ingham, Innis, Irwin, Johns, Johnson,
Laporte, Lebo, Longaker, Lovett,..WCalmont,
M'Carthy, M'Comb, Mangle, Menaer, Miller
Muntgoroory, Moorhead, Nutmeinhclier,•Urr,
Pearson, Phelps, Purcell, munsey, steed, Rein
hold, Riddle. Rober•s, Shenk, (Alio
. gheny,)Smith,(Cantbria,)Sui,th,( Wyoming.)
IS ;rouse, Thompson, Pau. IYh tituu,
Wright, (Luzertie;) Zontnerntan
and %Vright, Speaker-12.
Nays—lessrs. Angus:ate. Barry, Clover,
Cohan', Dock, Fry, rui,on, Gay.nrd, GM
boney, Hamilton, Hancock, ilous'etteeper,
finneirer, Leisenring, M tgee, Manley, Morris,'
Mumma, Patterson, Salisbury, Sundt, (Phil
adelphia) IValter;lVintrode and yearsley•24.
•• So the .question was determined in the of
firinative. •
(ullo question, •
Will the douse agree to the second arnend:
nietitl •
- The yeas and nays v,•erts taker!, and . were
as follows, yii:
YEAs—Messrs. Anderson, Backus, Bald
win, Ball, Beck, [Lycoming,] Beck, [York.]
Bernhard, Boyd, Brown, Brush ' Buchanan,
Caldwell, Camphell, Carty, er.iig.• - rtillsald,
Foster,' Getz, Haines, Hamel, Harper, Heins,
Hibbs, Hill, llikeg.is; Holcomb;
liunsecket,"•linbrie, Itigkani, buds, Irwin,
Johns, -Johnson, Laporte. Lebo, Longalter,
Lovett, M • .ealmoot, M.' earthy., tomb,
Mangle, Kenear, Miller, Montgomery, Moor
head, Nunnemacher, Orr; Pearscirt, Purcell,
Ramsey, Reed, Reinhold, Riddle, Roberts,
Shenk, Smith, [Allegany,] Stroussi, Vail,
%Vhalleit, Wright, [Luzerue,] l t iminertnan
and ‘Vii . gin, Spica:cr.-4;3: ; ' •• • • '
Nays—Messrs. Augustine, Barry, Clover,
Edinger; Fry, Fulton, Gaylord, Gil:Molly,
Hammon, Hancock, Huneker, Leisenring,
Magee, - :%tauley, Morris - , Mumma, Patterson,
Phelps, Salisbury, Smith (CainVia,l 'rhomp
son, Walter, Wintrode, tVright, (Hanplial)
and Xearsloy-25.
So the question wits determined in the af
firmative.' ' •
On the question s
Hill the [Pause agree to the third amend
ment 1 ' ' •
The yeas and nays were taken, and
were a:s Y 4 .; • - •
Yr:As—Messrs. Anderson, Backus, Bald
win, Ilan"; Beek i lLyeeming,] Beck..[York ? ]
Bernhard, Botd, Buyer, Brown,- Buchanan'.
Caldwell, Campbell, Carty, Craig, Cra*ford,
Ettinger, Fausoid, Foster, Fry; GM7.., HaineS,
Hattie!, Harper, Heins, Hibbs, Hill; Hillegas,
nipple, Holcoinh, Hoesekeeper,
liighate, Innis, Irwin,' Johns, Johnson: La
pone, Lebo, Longaker, Lovett; M ' Calmot,
M' Comb, Mitugle, Menear, Miller, . Mont:
gomery, Nuuneutcher; Orr, Pearson, PhelPei
Pitmen, Itainsey, Reed, leiddie, Shenk, Smith,
(Altegheny,) Smith, (Cainbria,) Smith, (Wy
nnling,) Thompson. %Vhallon, Wright, (Dan
, Wright, , (Luzerne,) and Zimmerman—,
NAYS-lles3re. Barry, Clover, Cobotgq
Rock, Dowdell, • FFulton , .
Gaylord,- Giblioney
Hamilton, ilaueock, Heeeker, Leisenzio,
11 Le,rty, Magooy lia4l!sy, Meerlimmet,-Sityrris,
1.1111 . 0 . 1 a, Roberti; ariebury,
w a rti t ; 41, utrode,. Yearsli 'an a' • Wright,
Speaker-26. • . •
So the queatiorfmts determined in the air
4:9pitisq.
'On the question,
Will the house agree to the fourth amend
• •:.
The yeas and nays were taken, and were
es: follow, .viz : •
. ..
Yr.ss-Messrs. Andersen, Backus, Ball,Beck,
I Yfil rk,] Beck,j . Ly.coming,) Be rna.l '
4 '18451.,
tßrUshi, Bucha r niin;Cald"Well, Campbell, Carty. .
Craig, Crawford, Dowdall,..Edinger, Fausold,
Foster, Fry, Getz; "Hamel, Harper, Heie,
HiPtil; Hill.Hillegiis, IlipPle,H alto tob,Hougi
keilier, Hunsecker, Insbrie, Innis,lrvin, John
son, 'Laporte, Lebo, Longaker, Lovreti,'M'Car
mont, JrCtirtey, • M'Comb, Matiee, Menem',
Miller, Montgomery, Moorhead; Nunnenia
cher. Orr, Pearson, Phelps, Purcell, Ramsey,
raced, Reinhold, Ridd;e; Roberts, Shenk,
Smith, [Caribri:ll Set itb,f WyoMing]Thoutp
son, Vail, Walter, Whalion. Wright,fituierne)
Yearsley, Zimmerman Brown, Boyer, and
Wright, Speaker-49: - ' • ...
IsAvs-Atessr.. Barry,' Clover, Colbourn,
1 Fulton, Gibbeney, Haiii 4 .4, Hancock, Hnneker,
Irlgham, Leiseuring. Magee, Manley, Morris,
'atterson, Salisbury, anti Wintrode-16
0 the • . .
S e question WEIS determined in the affir
. .._
• SECRETARY'S OTFICri.
• Harrisburg, June 27,16513.1
Pennsylpania, ii :
I do certify that the above and foregoing is
a true and correct' copy of the " Yeas" and
"Nays" filen on the. Resolution proposing
amendments to"the Constitutiou of the Com
monwealth, as the s tine appears on the Jour
nals of the tWo Housekof the General Assent;
hly of ibis Commonwealth for the sessions of
1856.' •
1
. •-....^.. r.• ) Witness my handout]. -the seal of
L.S. %sair office; this tweiily-seventh•tbiy of
----4.. .liiiiii. one thousand eight hinidred
and fifty-sir.. - A. G. OGUTIN, _
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
. July 17, le - 16: . - ' ' ' . • '
C , O
.UD A.c LR Ei t i ) . Q It I
-~-
THE Trustees of this lostitutien take plea
sure in announcing Id' the Public hat
they heivo.eqgagmt the servicils of the Rev.
J. HENDRICK, fis This"gm;ilg
man comes to us well iedonnuended as being
able, talented, and mtperiMiKed. Ile has been
engaged in teaching a large slate, of the time
for fitlcen years; and from Moiing'the* lurgc
nineber of his pupils, about suil hai'es gone
ant from under his instructions, s teachrrs in
ditrefdnt per of the country. It will ho 1114
ob . ;ect to make our Academy one of, the mist
desirable schools in the colliery:, for those who
west' to qualify themselves fur teaching or for
other revel:loA( Stettiens in life, and also for
these wlfo desire to prepare for college.
THE WINTER TERM/
Will c:ci - unnenceoi; Motidgy; DCr,inber
1555.• The Academic year ivill'be'divided i -
to Four Terms, of eleven weeks each term.
Thetivting Term will commence Mt Monday,
Fehrimry 25, 1856; the titleteter'rPret will
coMmence oil Monday, May 214, iSai; and
the 'Fall'Tern' MJuday; the Ist. '..
September, .1e56.•
RIM S . •
_
Pei Term of 76 - 1 - o*en weeks
follutve ••• • •
Primary studies—Reading, Spelling,
Mental Arithine:ic, &c., - •- - $2,00
coriputa English branches—Geogra
phy, Orthography, Arlthufctic, ti id
Gramm,r, . $3.00
higher English Branches—NaTural •
Pnilosophy,
Firstlet!ssehs'itt Algebra, - - $ imp
Higher Mathematics—Algebra, Ge:
ometry, $5.00
Latin, Greek, French, and German
Laugitagcs, .. - i; r 5.00
Drawing extra, - - - - $2,50
Piano- Music, do. - - - $1.1.1V
Use . of lustrutuent, - - - 7 :$2.1.10
Payment Strictly in advance.
All scholars who can write legilEy, will be
required to present an origin.il Composition
Mice in . two, Avecks; and ad male seltulars to
declaim once in two weeps. •
Though the Term: of tuition arc consoler
ably lower than they Iwo.: been heretofore
yet it is' desigued 'that • the instruction shall
ba tilugq,;ll .n all the titughi ; nod
those who desire to learn and are willing ,
study wit Mid it a very PROFITA LILE ScuoulL.
60131ESKI. ItOSS, President.)
LEWIS MANN, Treq.surer, .
G:B. OVER FUN, secretary, t i • Trustees.
OLMS LED,
ELI REES,
re Board can be obtained in private Fam
ilies in the village, or rooms can be had in the
Academy by applying to the Trustees.
• .etniclersport,'Nq,..2.2nd.: 1855,
1 4 . I?, MAYNARD,
Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery,
Ready-made Clothing, and Yankee NOIIIOIIA
—Third street, Coudrsport. . .
'TOE PEOPIpSI:4SII STQAE.
NO FICE
Is hereby given that the Notes and Accetpits
of the late firm of Tyler and 'Jone.4 have
heen•transforrad to Smith & Jones, and will
be round in their hands for collection. Those
,indebted to the late firm of Tyler and Jones,
will please settle the same with the under
signed immediately.
• SMITH Si JONES.
Coudersport. July 3, 1556.
NOTICE.
/THOSE indebted to C. Smith either by
mite qr account ate elrnestly requestell
to settle the saute immediately, as I inundator
mined to collect whit is my doe as soon as
possible ; for money must be had and debts
must be paid. •
C. SNIIT„11,.
Coudersport, July 3, ]856. '• 7
CLOTH DRESSING.
ALL persons having cloth to color and
dress, by leaving the. same at the .
store of J . M. Judd in Coudersport, will be
forwarded td the 'works of the subscriber
ftgisked in gaq4'erder2oll returned, payment
for dressing can be made to J. M. Judd on
delivery oldie cloth. Mark the pieces plainly
With name'aild directins. • • •
- - O. H. PERRY.
Goneseo Fork Sept. 19th, 11Ei7)5. • • •
A.: I• Butterworth
WILL furnish the People with fresh Rex,
y and MUTTON, on Tuesdaviattd Fridays
during the ieasoti. Cish will•he paid for hoot
cattle at all • •
Coudersport, July 17, 1856.
NEW Mimic received every few d4y. by
M. W. M.
-LI
.._ • .• • • •._ .
- 1111 'Ol
aogops,: - and)
:- -. eltitf, ' i e . . 4
TRE CASE! SYSTEM ADOPTED!-
Prices. Greatly_•Redwed
HORACE
IV E S
No. 334 Rroe'dicay, N.' T. l'•
4T lt
AGENT FOR TIIE BEST BOSTON A\;:"4,*`
N. Y. INSTRUMENTS.
E Largest Assortment.
1 Melodeons, Musical lustzunteats,
Musical Merchandise of all kinds, itt
D. Piano's' from Ten different Manufae. o ,-;:A
coMprisinkThose of every variety of 6
from the plain, neat and substantial r,.; 4
Laves, in Walnut or Rosewoiml Cases, f,„ t .
$l5O to WO. to thole of the meat ele g y
tnisit np - toOne ThoMand Dolltirs. Nob, , •
in the Union can compete with the al mel
the number, aribty, and celebrity of h
strnments, nor in the Extremely I,Mv
at which they are sold.
HORACE WATERS'
MODERN' /IMPROVE') •
PIANOS,
With 4:T:without Iron Frames, possetsitt :
their improvements of oVer-strings and
a length of Scale, and compass of tone ens,
the Grand Piano, united with the licran'y
ditraiiiiiity of iitiriictitre of the tigitare
They are justly preheunced by the Prtsi t , -
,by the first AI asical 'Masters, to lie egg :
those of any otlier niannfacturer.. nor t
built of.the best apd, most thoroughly kik
material, and parauteed to stand IL: I
tion'of every climate.
Each Instrimnent guaranteeti tp . Eire it,
faction, in. pnrfhase-tritineY retnnd , d.
°ND-HAND PI:ANOS .4 T GREA T Elf •
GAINS, constantly to storti, price hoL, yi^
to $l4 O .
110 RACE MITERS'
wiefodeoats.
Ettpetior Itistrutnetils in tone. torch at!:
rability ortpake. (Tuned the equal tees
went.) :Melodeon's of all other
makes. Price' ' •I;it, Stitt $7'.5, $1(0, r.
$l , lO, datable liet•ds anti ;xis batiks ,ut
Les's" a liberal discount.' Cle;e, i f .
and Qlturches, au extra discount.
-MA.RTIN'S G UTF A - RS,
IZOWN'S -1 HARPS,
' ...FLUTES,
• FLUTINAS,
I%*CCOttiIEONS
VlOl. f NS,
rind Jlnsical lustitant;nts of all kin.l4.
prices than ever before offered In the
large discoUnt to Teachers and S,,t". t.
The trzvle su i lpfied„ - ou the rims! libels;;.;
• lit .0 S - I •
One of the ,argest and best se kuo,
logues of Mu s icoowd put t li,l, e 1, c.e:,rl
ninny of the choice .an most popular.'
the clay, and «ill be sold atone third ti';
CO tceulai prices, '
salt by utail to all parts aeon
try, pi,st paid Particular: and pers , t;7l.r
tion pnid to all orders received. by
ibraClloll guaranteed in every instants. i::
and Melodeons for rent. and rent
purchase. Pianos and M,.10,1," tul
monthly pavnients : SeColld-hand r• tr
ken in excl;auge fur Lew. Generairjri
Catalo g ues and Schedule of prices Irt.t•
to all parts of the country by lied/.
rar" GREAT IN DECENI gsTs
To AC ENTS IN — ALL PALTS t F
COUNTIti, to sill the Horace ate,'
Melodeon!, an d Gatalogtie of Mu!i!.
- 1111 1_ , %) 1. SALE.
• 1 1 HE under,':!,
1;;;;P _L r s for sale INd,
' situate on the
I I
rg, I I iver,almic.6c=
west of CendersPort. The firm con's:
bit:aired and fourteen •;ieres—iiMeakt:
of which is cleared. The're is a gopa
barn—a house frame roofed, wffil
to finish it. There nre :1% e:: : :
hearing apple trees, and one handrel
and thrift:. trees not old ennuiii to 'p.ll
This property will he sold 1111 111 . , 11.L
fur" parttculard vfluptire nt the snlisir,t , u,'
this otlice.
Coudersport April 3d, 1
BOOT SL, - SHOE STORE.
THE subscriber tyat ld re-p:' •
inform the inhabitants of
adrrotindine country, that he has rer?:•',,
tablished hawed' in die matinfacturs
of Boots mid Shoes, and his the Ittr:';'t
best assortment of work ever otter , :
tilarket. The subscriber has been vet! c-•
in n's selection of city work sod
which is of the best quality for styli'
He'is tigt to be beat west cfS •
Terms ready pay. •
Hides and grain tedten iti exchange
n reduction of seven per cent witi belt , ''.
caA, all pgrisons to perch '
well to call prid examine for thetasSia
fore purchasing else where. Birdnez!i"
little north of Chapin:ls dry goods
sr 4 for Elides.
Lewisville,' March 1711 a, 1:773(.3
NEW. BOORS.
NC HA NTED BEAUTY, by LILE , '
-IP Lives of Atrocious Judges, by
Progress of Religious ideas, by L M i
Bryard Taylor's Tra.sels,
The Song of Iliawatba—Lcmgfellow.
• Caspar, by Amy Lothrop,
Just received and for sale at lb.
JOURNAL BOOK.. STO:1:::
1.YLA.QA7 4 1.N.4 .
PIiTNAM'S, Graft tires, l'riak
Blackwood's,Kuickerbockir, C'
hold.NVords, for sale at the
IOURNAL BOOK ST01:
NOEIC.E.
„
By the death ofJohn - Keting
the city of.P a
hiladelphia, the tit;e ct/.
tog & Co. lands becomes vested iu
V. Keating, Adolphe E. 'Boric, St. , . 4 ' l
NVilcox, by wh,..rn deeds will be grau:4
charge of the company's landed i' 4:
Pennsylvania has devolved upon the
ber who hereby iefortns the settler+ o:P•
ing & Co. lands, that Mews. Je
John S. Mann, & Byron D. Hutnho.t•
tihae our.unthorized- agents iu Po::erl
Kean Counties.
All persons indebted to the cons'"` ..
earnestly requested to come for la;
,•
their accounts withotit further delur.
WILLIAM V.1i.E:t 11 ,2 .
Philadelphia, May 314.185 i. Ti .
JUSTICE, the blest
141 the— JOURNAL
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' and Boys and Girls' Singinz . B o4
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