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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-16

IL AssENBLY, April 18th, 1865.
The following amendments, proposed by the
Senate, to the constitution Of the State Of
California, were taken up for consideration,
and read third time:
AMENDMENT l. Section > Of article 1, is
amended 50 as 10 read as follows: Section ,.
The session Of the Legislature shall be bien-
NAL, and shall commence on the first Monday
Of January, next ensuing the election of its
members, unless the Governor Of the State
shall in the interim convene the Legislature
by proclamation.
Upon the above first proposed amendment
the ayes and noes were taken with the follow
ing result;
Ayes--Andrews. Arlington. Ashley. Baker, Beatty.
bpgaFass, tlguin. Csmwst Cory. Claysan- Ccombs.
Csvarraibias. Cunningham a. Il Borio. Carsis, loag
lass, Doughty. Farwen Fiosrneg. GAYLORD, Gober.
rey. iinccia Meus Meredith, Moreiand Psl.-.er
q nn. land Sl-T Gus Sha-ra ri, Tlifsrru Uulera
Watkins Waite and Welis-5a
Noes-Amyx. Adkins8si. HTewtca. Brown Of Nevada.
Rlske- Dana. Ferre,l, Poster, Seller. HoSaeF- HINT.
johnson of II Dorado. Mzrlock, Phelps, Siasey,
smith OF Il Dorado and Va yard-l7.
There not being a maj ority of all the mem
berS elect the amendment was lost.
Mr.. Ashley moved reconsideration Of the
vote by which the above proposed amendment
was lost. Agreed to, and the vote was re-
considered and the amendment again put upon
its passage, with the following result:
Ayes-AndTess, Arlington. Ashley, Baker, Beatty,
Bruwn ef Ccnifa Costa. BafIs, Camnsf. Cory, clay
tor, coombs Cunnsnshsln af e Deralo, Cunningham
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RHEU.L41Ts.M .d..D FEVERs.

Incident to this climate. can be cured in the
sPeediestand safest manner by Dr.. CAzPXAr,
the celebrated Hungarian physician. These
diseases are treated by DR.. Q. in the most
scientific and agreeable mode. lie particular
~ invites to his establishment those suffering
from chronic rheumatism, who have hereto-
fore Iailed to obtain relief
TO those suffering from the feyers peculiar
to This coast, he would promise immediate re-
lief Call and consult with the Dr.. at his
Medical Institute.
IS Dr.. C. has new and efficient remedy
for diarrhna and dysentary Cal. all; con
sult consultation free. Office hours from 9
A. VI. to 9 F. n, at the Grand Medical and
Surgical Institute, Armory Hall Building, cor
ner Of Montgomery and Sacramento streets,
San Francisco
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JUDICIARY.

SOLOMON uEYrENFELr, Chief Justice
HuGn G Murray, Associate Justice
- ---- do do
WI ?. DAGNGERrIELp, JUICE oh District
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c. PER.ILfTCRRG1-f or LOC.4L TYE.IHC-
- NE SS.-Dr. L. J. CzAPKAY. late lee
turer on diseases CT women and children, and
chief surgeon OF the military hospital OF z esth,
Hungary, would call public attention TO sper-
materrhea or local weakness There IS not
in the catalogue Of human maladies one more
to be deprecated than this, as well because of
present distress, as the ultimate results The
tone Of the system under its influence IS either
impaired or entirely destroyed and class Of
symptoms Supernatural that units man for
the performance of any of the ordinary duties
Of life The injuries done to the physical
part of man are truly lamentable, bat trifiing
when compared to those Of the eensorium, the
great nervous centre, and to the nervous sys-
TEN generally. This disease which is too often
consequent upon that solitary vice, self-abuse,
involves pathological conditions beyond the
comprehension Of the uninitiate1 but which
are well understood by the regular praetition-
er. Among the SYMPTOMS most conspicuous
are the following Love Of solitude, aversion
to business and society, distressing timidity,
nervous excitement from slight causes. loss of
memory, confusion Of ideas, inability to rea
sou correctly, low spirits and lassitule, dull
ness of apprehension, and misanthrophy.-
These being functional deran senents. are Of
ten the harbingers Of horrid organic lessons
OF the BRAN, which produce Idta4ty, denientla,
and death
For the cure Of this aud al Kindred disea-
ses, Dr.. Czapkay has esta bished his Institute,
where all may rely with perfect confidence
upon that skill which long experience snd
thorough devotion to ms profession has given.
Those who suffer should call without lclay,
and use the means By which they may reeu-
perate and live. All consultations by letter
or otherwise f-ae Address to DR. r., J
CzAPKAY, Medical Institute, Armory Hall,
corner Sacramento and Montgomery streets,
San Franeicio.
THE GRE.gTEST DIScOrERF or
TIE .fGE t-GaEAr BIEsstNs TO NAN
KIND ,-ilaoce1af 6itt Potent t--Dc. /. J.
CzAFEA4's pRoPHYIAcTIcuaI. (oelf- DisiH-
iecting Agent,} sure preventative against
gon9sIb5el AMI syPhili.ie diseases, aal an
unsurpassed reelsly f7r nj the venefial,
scEofa oas. ean-reaees and esncer9u- user.
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THE CABINET.
STATE GovERNMENT.

JOHN BlGLER, Governor.
SANITEL PURDY, Lieutenant Governor.
AMEs W. Denver. secretary OF state.
SAMUEL Bell, Comptroller.
SEIoEN a. MCMRANs, state Treasurer.
JoHN Il. MCCONNELL, Atty General
I X. HugRs, superinte'dt. Public Instruction.
r IL MARtEITF, surveyor General
w {. kIsgEE, Quarter Master General.
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DISSOLUTION OF C0-PARTNERsAIP.

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
EuNHR Co-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Fy-
Il i-ting under the and firm OF EVERrS.
SMELL CO. is This day dissolved ey mutual consent.
FRANK ETERTS,
J A. SHELL.
Il c. EFEGrS.
The business viii hereafter ~ conducted under the
name and firm OF f d. ENERTS y co.
The undersigned embrace this opportunity 20 thank
the public for The Patronage hitherto bestowed. while
operating under the late firm. and to inform hem that
the business viii continue in connection with adams K
Co. Marysyits, where one OF the firm can always De-
found ready attend tn every department Of business
pertaining 10 Express. The business in The noua-
iains will DC under the direct supervision OF FRANK Es
erts whose efforts aud attention shah net d iongd
wsn.ingin endeayor satisfy the business couamu-
nifty F. D. ENEkTS X CO
Marysrle July q. 1854. 35d
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PROBATE CouRr
EoKEfgsrg e WsVGS.

This Court meets the fourth Monday OF euch
month
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TO PRINTERS.

q NEW EDITION or THE SPECIMEN BOOK OF
IA Bfuce's New ork type Foundry " III be pubIishe
n-epiemelnber- 1853, and VIII be giAen to those pr
prleioTs oi Printing Offices who will send for it. or
viii be ior~ arde them by mail receipt in advanc
OF fiiy eesis for the postage
Ia Il are exhibited many articles never before shown
there have been added 20 the Foundry new variees m
ttoiah types from uine-ne Plea 10 Pearl, various i
aiosas Of y ritine great number Of Fonts Border
besa pam and Illuminated. labor saving Rules anfs
cefa siele Foundry Of Germans. The types now u.4
lsctiFed are easi from Combination Of metai
greal iFabty. and are usually kept on hand in !ir-i
Quantities. Every fancy font = sold By weight 70
the printed price. which rom ten to fwen, .s
per cent less than those ri some other foundrf.-
printing materials are furnished ut manufacture
res either for cash credit. Priniers wishing m -
accounts with me, or whose dealings have been .i.
spsn'i'se are requested 70 accompany their
vi ciis references to prevent delay
fr'Riers ot newspapers who choose to publish -'ss
a stF1eiit. ac4ulas ihis note three times
tie 1t Of sHg's is5I and send md one Of the p .-
VIII 'e pai m tyre w1en they purchase FIVE tim. n
amount q their 3 Z r n NE, OF my own manue,
selected fiets hss srecimeaa-- GEORGE BRI
iSta1lE5ers 81 New York
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

JosFPH Z n. LrwIs, County Judge
p, FREER, Sheriff, Butte County
FRENcH PAIGE. County Auditor
RoBERr I VAN NoRDEv. County Treasurer
WARREN 7. SENroN, District Attorney.
Minis CHAPIN. Assessor.
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Cor. Walnut & 18th SITS Philadelphia, Pa.
a CHASER, Notary Public, 1876, 9TH street"
The f.ilowing is an editorial no.ice in tha

The following is an editorial notice in the
Boston Daily Times Of Aug. 9TH, 1858;
A Sl,lLkUI. Ply sICIAN-Dr l.. J. CzaIkay
has orened an otce at No rs Pleasant street;
in this city. Dr. c. is an Hungarian by birth
and was connected with the patriotic army as
physician and surgeon under the patronage
OF kossuth. He combines with finished edu-
cation and the most extel. sye scientific abili
ties and skill in his profession, and We feel
much pleasure il Recommending hin to cur
citizens rs physician and gcntlenan. Dr.
Czapkay has spent some time in Philadelphia,
where he woR the confidence and friendship Of
those who became acquainted with him. 4
mong his friends il Philadelphia, are gentle
men Of the highest responsibility, with whom
we are personally acquainted. lie had an ex-
tensiye practice in Hungary, before the Aus
trians and Russians compelled him to leave it
for being found guilty Of excessive patriotism
We hope he viii receive that patronage due
man Of so eminent capacity.
The above are only few Of the many testi-
moniais which DR.. Czapkay has in his poses
sion, bat cannot publish for want Of space
All consultations, (hy letter or Otherwise
free address 10
Dr.. L. J. CzAFKAY,
Medical Institute, Arnory Hall,
Cor Sacramento and Montgomery SITS.
San Francisco.
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WHITE & NUTTER. Oregon City, Oregon
Gulch, are Authorized agents for tie Recoxd
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ture'EH ConSnts rcslient !n SAN Francisco;
br'ish Consul -"eorge Aiken corner OF Cal-
lorna ana Ledesaorii streets
Bremen C0nsGl-A Van Neym7n (achng, Jul
ius schultz LeFwen * Go Cal street.
DeiGiaf C0nsut--i' hdehcttc, saHsome street
near "shlHGton-
INN Consul samuel fFIce' montgomery ST.
between " "s!lnsfon and Jackson
Chinese Co9su!-AoT'aan Ass'ng, sacramento
stree 1et"een Asdin'y ana dupont
D'i'sA eohSui jose ph ff""'h", t.Ay street
=, oeI wee" oT'"toh Dlt'efy anu r"ht-
fre"hc', ~ .I a''i'e Di'ioh' JACKSON ST.
r,. aoo'e / ." l. ,c.-i ,-,..,
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ESTABLISHED FOR THE PERMANENT CURE or
AL PRIVATE AND CR0AlC DISEASES, AND
THE SUPPRESSION or QUAChEBY-
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all other points in the ueighborhood Of Sears
Diggings and Dowaieville
CHA'S II. HEDGES. AGENT.
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PROCLAMATION.

Uhereas, The first section Of the Article OF
the Constitution of the State Of California re-
quires that amendments to the constitution,
after having been adopted by the Legislature,
shall be published three months, with the
yeas and nays thereon. and referred to the
next Legislature.
Now, therefore. |, John Bigler, Governor Of
the State Of California, in compliance with the
constitutional requirement to see the laws
faithfully executed, do hereby direct the pub-
LEGATION Of the amendments to the constitution,
adopted 10y the Legislature of 1855, for the
period OF three months, and commend the same
TO the consideration Of the citizens Of the said
State Of California.
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OaovrLLn, April 1sth. 1855.

Office on Second street, few doors above c,
tebl7-i5 Marysville, California.
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~ Witness my hand and the Great
Seal Of the State. at the city Of
Sacramento, this 3 tday OF May,
~ 1850 JOHN BfGLER
Attest. J. ". DENVER, Secretary Of State
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
Ess;,e List. Dec. Term, 1s55.

Daniel Ranglcr vs. James MCreight
John Haas IS VIM VI Nanvalzah
Daniel Ranglcr vS James MCrcIght
James MCreIght vs. Daniel Rengler
Carey V Mari, Hallpenny
Mrs + Moaiz Is Alexander Ammous
Ba>iian Tciphel rs John Fisher
Samuel Kyle vs. Catharine Wolfe
VI Chapel for DR. W Hayes vs. Jno Locke &c
Jacob Stewart DC vs. Michael FIchthorn
North, Chase u North vs. Chs II Shrlner
DR. VIM HAYES IS John Locke
SV q W d Turnpike Co V White Deer TP
Peter Hummcl vs. Hannah llummel
Clement " Masser IS Nuungman Il Walter
same Taggari, Furman j Barton
p o Campbell and others Us l. = iced
& l. BoweS for John Locke Us NJ Chapel
Francis ZellerS Us Alexander II Blair
Com'th sug u Benfer ct al IS Haus Jr ct al
Trustees Lutheran Ch etc Us Martin Stock
Susanna Brown, late VI, vs. S. J Me>SerSmith
Dauvllle Bank vs Juo Lawrence 4 Chs Stees
Alfred kueass and wife IS James Quinn
ThoS Penny for Isaac Ever vs Walter
George SchnabIc - Catherine L Bowes
Tbs GutCIIuS .or VI Taylor vs Aaron Zci!er
Weller, Kline j. Ellis y, VIM l. R'tter
Christian MIIlhou>e V Nicholas Ml.!houSe
Jacob Stuck vs. John kImpIc
Matthias Wilson y David Herr
Daniel Rancler rs Daniel HeTbSt q al
John ROebuck IS \ ; ONO
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
their 200 acres of land.

avails of their 200 acres of land.
Judge Wilson rcmitted a Justices judi
ment against Etting, Graf < Go. for con-
,inuing operations on Sundays at their
Furnace while it was in b!ast......There
were few cases Of small pox at Lewis
town, brought from the Susquchanna, but
no alarm was necessary.
CLINroN-Thc burning of the " ash
ington House, on the night Of the Amcri-
can celebration, has become party ques-
ton. The owner, Mr.. Iuling, offers 5000
reward for the discovery Of the person who
started the fire, and the Democratic Vigi-
lance Committee offcr another $500.
CENTER-Two horses were stolen re-
Gently in Bcnner township, from Michael
George and George Garbinch. Each
horse lad n. A. branded on its left flank.
Court is in session at Bcllefontc.
Sheriff Riddle, Huston
Hepburn, John Lawshe and Matthew
Gamble, Jersey Shore, have left for con-
trac. on the Knoxville and Kentucky
Railroad The "News Letter supports
Buchanan for President t.....The Muncy
Railroad Depot, opposite the Borough has
been opened, ard an Agent appointed,
which are much aprroyei.....One Of the
Caupbells, arrested for stealing at Will
Transport, was acquitted. .Stoddard and
Lee, the countelfei.ers, have been tried
and sentenced to % months each in the
Eastern Pcnitcn,iary. They had in their
possession SlUU 600 Of counterfeit money.
......A large amount Of Session business
at the Court last wcck......Two men in
Washington Tp, 9th inst, huskcd ll0
bushels corn each, and another 136......
Abram UpdcgraT was reelected President
Of the West Branch Bank, and Samuel
Jones was elected Cashier. GOOD for
Sam y
CARBoy.-The citizens Of Mauch Chank
have formed an Association for the lur-
pose of supplying themselves with -four at
wholesale prices. and thus protecting
themselves from the spectators.
LEBANoN-A bear weighing upwards
Of 400 pounds, was killed at Indian Gap,
in the northern part Of the county, several
weeks ago, by father and his son.
CUEsTER-A Grind Juror in Chester
county desired to be excused, last week,
from serving, because he was newly mar
ried. lie ought to lave been excused,
but he wasn't
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30

GRAND JURORS.
Hatiy-George LePIry, John Wilt, Samuel
Hoover, John Dlehl.
West BufIi,c-Juhn H.llebrani, John Miller,
John Shoemaker.
Wh,te Decr-Jos 7 Hogue, Israel Gcyer.
Le,ri,burg-C Vim SchafIle, Jos y D@rr.
KeNy-Adam Royer John Alexander, Thomas
Cingan, Thomas Comfy, Lairi Howard.
Mfli,jrg-Jacob Fox, Jacob Deckard.
Bufdkpe-Philip Dieilendericr,W W iIllam Davis,
James " Smonton.
East BuEdi,e-Abram Wolfe, Wilson | Linn.
Nelr BJhn-Jdcob Horlachcr.
TRavEusE JvRoRs.
Limestone-Jaccb Iechman, Thos Barber,
John Siamm, AncS Ben.tr.
BuGai1e-Jas d Chambcrl,n, EPhraim Long,
Emanuel Pontius, John Benner, James NJ
Creght, Adam Hamler.
Whit Desr-JameS Flnucy, Saml Gcmbcrling,
Jonas Fisher, Geo Brown Jr. Isaac StaIden.
Le,cis6urg-A VI LawShe, Adam Beaver, Tbs
Hayes, Henry Noll, John Walls, Thomas
Mackey, VIM Cameron. Larson ProSS, And
Billmyer, Wm Vanvalzah, Daul kremer.
Hartiey-James Splgemyer. Christ'n MenSch,
Christ'n Dale, las Apple, Jacob Couidron.
KeLy-Peter lIaGen5uch, Philip GemberlIng.
Neio Beyin-Davld Spider, Geo " Baum, Geo
Benner. Jno = ielmbach, Danl G SeeboId.
Umon-Davit BeuIeyon, John Van BusGlrk,
Samuel Walter.
West BnGaige-Danl Fisher. John Gable.
Eat B!DlLc-Sami Noll Jr. Ahm Frederick.
-WNiu5l4rg Isaac !. Beck, Hugh Wilson Sr.
Guyer Sr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
How SWindleTs ara Punished in
England.

Sir John D. Paul and his partners,
McSsrs. S,rahan and Bates, who were for
many years leading London bankers, fail
ed some time since, and disclosed that
they had, when pressed for money, Lispo-
sed of securities placed in their hands on
deposit and applied the money to their
own necessities. They were arrested and
tried for the offence, and We learn By this
mail that the sentence pronounced upon
them is fourteen years transportation.
Sir John u. Paul was baronet, 4 rnagls-
trate, a leading member OF the church and
of several religious and charitable societies;
his connections, as we'll as those Of his
partners, were highly respectable and IN
fluential. Yet they have been sentenced
to the same punishment as would have
been allotted to them if they had been the
lowest criminals. There is q lesson in the
sentence by which wo may profit. Such
swindles as that Of Straham, Pau! Il Bates
have not been unknown in this country.
But we are not aware that any Wall street
operator was ever sentenced to fourteen
ycars imprisonment, or even four. Old
England is no: afraid to deal out justice.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
= ISr nE LETTERS remaining in the 20.

I IST OF LETTERS remaining IN the Post
Il Office at LEWlSBURG, Pa, Quarter
ending November 20, 1888
Alkey Jacob, Alexander Robert
Beaver |, Badger iobt, Breyman Mahion,
Burk Henry
Click Charles, Collins VIM, Culbertson John.
burst \ i, DougIe Jas, Dentler Mrs Ellen.
s.llias Philip, Everhart i
Gilbert Miss Mary, Greenhoe Reuben
lilckey James, Hickey $, Hicks Miss Ellz-
abc,h, Housed Joshua
I.lpc Philip
Mitchell Miss Elmira, Montgomery Jno, May
Revl l., Magce Miss Matilda, Measc George.
Patterson Miss Jane L
Rich l.. Rar!ck VIM, Rem Miss NJ A.,
Roscnthal Z, Reesman Mrs sue {, Raser
Miss Mary, ReIsh Benjamin
Stuart II J, Stap!eton VIM, Stewart Robert,
S.erer in ?, Sh!rey Jacob 5. smith simon.
Vsyer II. Woods Rev Dr., Whipple Alfred,
Wilson Miss Hannah III
Persons calling for above, will please say
they are a!.ersissl, or they may not get them,
II. w. CROrZER. 2. VI.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all con-


~ cerncj, that the following named persons
have settled their accounts IN the Registers
Office at New Berlin, Union County. and that
the said accounts Will be presented for confr-
nation and allowance at the Orphans Court.
To be held at LEWISBERG, for the county Of
Union, on the third Friday of December next,
being the 2Ist day Of said month, VIZ:
l. The account Of Benjamin AngS,adt, Ad-
miniSyrator. Of Gideon AHgstadt, late of the
borough of Lewisburg, deceased
=. The account of Jacob Re!chly. Admins
traitor Of JoAH NHesmHE, late of Union coun-
ty, deceased.
3. The account Of John Lincoln, Guardian
Of ibrander Roti,oH, Of Union county.
L. The account of Moses Nohr and John
S,raub Administrators Of Jocob lIghr, late of
MIdllecreeil township, deceased.
;. The account Of John Shealcr. Admins
istrator of Caiharine Ntemory, late of Chap
man township, deceased.
6. The final account Of Jonathan Ranck,
Executor of PaH T. DicG,HiIfsr, late Of White
Deer township. deceased.
I. The second and final account of George
Riegel, Administrator Of Poily Thomas, late of
Beaver township, deceased.
$. The final account of Jacob and George
O.t, Executors of Daniel OF, late Of Penns
township, deceased.
O. The account of Jacob OFT. one of the
Executors Of George 1danls, late Of the borough
of Sellnsgroye, deceased.
]. ". PENNINGTON. Reg'r.
Registers Oilice, New Berlin, Nov. 20, 1855.
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Jcw;surg Chronicle Branch Farmcr-Nov 3d. 1855
Know Nothing Convention.

CINCINNATI, Nov. %, 1S55.-In the
Know Nothing Convention yesterday, the
afternoon and evening sessions were entire
ly devoted to the discussion of the maj 1r-
ity report, which was finally adopted in
vote by States of 9S to II.
The rcpcr: charactorizes the Missouri
Compromise as an infractlon OF p'ghted
faith and demands its restoration; decla-
ring that if efforts to that end fail in Con
gress, admission into the Union should be
refused to any new State tolcrating Slave
ry, and formed out of territory from which
that institution was excluded BY the Com
promise protests against coalcscing with
any party that demands the abandonment
Of the American principles or disorgan-
iza.ion Of the American party and rec.
ommends a meeting Of the delegates al
Philadelphia on the 18th Of February
next.
The minority report was sustained chief
ly by the Ohio and Michigan delegations
but was rejected. 1t insisted on the cx
clusion Of Slavery from the National Ter.
ritory, and declared that prescription on
account Of birthplace was unwarranted
1t recommended the party to act openly,
regarded the Slavery question as the par
amount issue, recommended river and har-
Dor improvements and generous foreign
policy.
The Convention, after adopting vote
Of thanks to its officers, adjourned sine die
at midnight
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EO2 SALE.

4 LOT on the ea-, side Of Front street,
N Immediately adjoining ny residence,
win an ornamental fence in front. This lot
Is de>lrably located, aud filed with a variety
OF the choices: Fra Including Apples, Pears,
Peaches. riumS, Ql.uces, strawberries, etc
IN full bearing. Apply 10 the subscriber
WM. HAY Is.
LcWisLnrr Nnr. / IsJJ
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], n. C. RAWCK,
{ nion COun.y Ccuvi Proclamation
WHEREAS. the Hon. ABRAHAM ;.

WHEREAS, the Hon. ABRAHAM ;.
w WILSON, President Judge for the
Twentieth Judicial District Of Pennsylvania,
composed of the counties O! Union, MiIlln and
SNYDER, and Jaws M,RsHALL, Esq, Associate
Judge in Union county, have issued their pre-
cepi bearing date the 21ih day of October,
1855. and to me directed, for the holding Of an
Orphans Court, Court of Common Pleas, Oyer
and Termncr. and General Quarter Sessions,
at LEWISBURG, for the county Of UNION,
on the third MONDAY of DECEMBER next,
(being the I7ih day. 1858, and TO continue
one week,
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oner Justices ui the Peace and Cunstabcs IN
and tor the county of Union, TO appear III their
own proper persons with their records, lnqui-
sirions, examinations and other remembrances
to do those things which of their Offices and IN
their behalf aPperaIn TO be done; and all W II
neSseS and other persons prosecuting IN behali
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required to be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested To- be purc'ual IN
their attendance at the appointed time a5reea-
bic 10 notice
Given under my hand and seal at the sher-
IFS Office in Lewisburg, the lst day Of Nov
ember, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred aul iiiJy-iive, and IN the seventy
eighth wear Of the Independence Of the United
States of America.-Goi save the Common
wealth, DANIEL u. GULDlN, Sheriff.