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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22
LAND FOR SALE.
l>ot IL 10 ar i"in, ni,lr ugr'h II Fulton SAT
Il on th' NJ ami Al Railroad. tr ftasopatf. ian

LOOT Is 10 srf i"'s, nth usr'h II Fulton station
i on th' AMI RaliIvAh tuftasonatr l.fu.
A,s", GO &C 4, o.. miy north i walr.tt, CHEAP.
"hf-hAit CASH lalap.t IN uHs ant Two wear.
A,7o' -" Z" - N Nssh4Hg'on county 10 aefe.
nm timbt f' tnd running water q part TIT. fsnd
a. "nl 10 mIi'7 from lowe Cit aut II IA m W,.h.
iuA'"h on M r"sd frum Columbus To- Riel mold
VIII tr s'ld CHI ~, aud par rn TIM.
A-o i"ur ~ a,r' t"i, urtf Iowa Guy, L,.uiituI
tanning aud and WA wAt,rtd
Al Lt. u WI Dsvehipl.t rsns.r, m .,s
from % feet by geo Go ~ acre, .o4 G,r \ j vn and
haan'' 10 on tiH tuu y,ats.
A. t." Wei .isusted 1T, ~ the ,I,y pGven-
port T. b. 'uG ntb.N tctms
Also wrl hnI'tsd Il h. ick dw nius. eight
rooms, large ceat wood hnrss and stable beautiful
~ s.tbat"i o.. the hd. Fl ON the observatory can b.
seen lrfF" portion a. ~, CIV, N,ek Island and
Muilu"
4 Pa scA,.H. f,,st ipI,ti,.r. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22
New York. Nov. 10
The cor espandeut Of the Tins ero,

The correspondent Of the Times FROM
Washington, 18Th, says:
Al impression stiiIpr, AIS u some quar-
'ef that tie Cover meht ., it- Cnited States
has assents4 TO ihe Danish Sound Dues Cap.
't.l 7at'on ~ olsct. Tnis i. al e.roi arising
ir' baby "a. the ldentity OF the name of
n bti 80 VI ai>'er At Copenhasen with
hai Of .Ar Bcchanei. our late Ministsr q,
l.aSdo'.,
. Gv.s'ntnsnt has hot agreed Ia. and
" u 10, become party 10 lie cap! aiiza.
q aens Oil aEy t"tln because TO do Sc
"g'ld be 10 vela eutirt.l. tns y, it,,,ple ,inon
,hich we RESIST ;he DIn.sA exaeiion.
i wall agree, however, Ia cobtrlb,te A
oera! sum annually 10 Deuuark toward
the maifta!nance OF her iigh house system
IN t'ie straiis leading MIC tho Baltic.
The AdR.Gist anon has also Initiated
5 cps to the "boit,on of the State dues paid
"a Haecver by An,cricaU commerce for Ire
uayica.icn or lie Elb..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22
FROGS s&,0gs os the .stJ Council
couNrIL CsAaAEa.
Neyeaibsr ~ i>5o.

p C. A. F. N,.a.f.-a
81 AaiD CoI.i.. j. ii. Eoans.
' 4th JOIN Forrest Hpart Pre-
| 5tb i. \,,.
OF !. samuel ssad RI.
Hi, u.g.. .A4 Ms,or le,ny ,b...i. OIL
motion of Az win. ,A F,yt..l va.
| appointed May pIe IA.
/ The mln'iss 81 he 'a~' inee tlng were read
| and approved.
ne >t 80 nm - 'Hade T~pf
Nhtfh !" "set Ice, an. ~ iu"i On VA
'"'s'''''" ~ ss''l'''
:" ''h"'c''''' w. SCI" - '''
"''iea on ffo" ~ ''t fA''F- IN reference
% c"h''a'' f"r rsvlns M"'n ''f'e', vas
I read'
~. s''b'n "il.t-l' n. t't'"MiHs res"lu-
t''";
hL'"L'tD, th't - biIch = ld '"Ht-
h'"'.'ca''"'' '5' f"'a'rs y" Se't"
'h'i' - nc "A''' 80 ~ "'or q & n'fuf
l.i''''' '' - ''s'"' r".' u 'hs pr &. ~.
fneif' % r. 80 "''n1.'' "isi..
'Ihs II 'a' COR T. 49, Oh is''-' 'e' me
w ',.'' 10y - "a a. 70
Xix 'f'.'@N 90 ~ '''''t'' t'' re-
~ ~ - x s..4' he' 4. i. w. aiGr.a'
~ 4''' 80 .'7Ha Ne NJ Ph"Hs' R '4i
ne ~ Ai'e't"i =" tel lf'i = -liena
'''''' Aa'ihd''"h, att mat Nhe ''i"'''e o.
g" =" uhl'''-on oe lai' ." the abe,
sh''h' On 'n"'i"h vas ado 'e..
W Hoii"r = Ala, 81; >ee'ien 2! vas
''"P'eo ano AL Dyed
" t"o '"i 81 49,. Pute, ~.''irH 81 va
'r"pt"'. ''i ST. Al I frc os,'.'ssei u1.
t''e@'''t all 'r"'' 81 ! he ma'et .''t~e
instead OF fa'ei-
." mo'"fn AId. bi;,, -. r-tr,rtce
10 serlin ~ mn, >'r,ei omnis.i,i,, I wa
'o-r'ncf,d :" to' u viii project he .n..rlt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22

on Asus Inin a tith tat d u.s,itan.
L ~ "aft md Tinl. 2, urr-a u gooi
rea and ~ - ~ I'll" mu.i eit. Itt lie sht,,lons,
N he county, ala faut u,s sam tbqr,ty ,pnIy
u l2h an L C. EADS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22

Hoes.-A lot Of $500 head, to weigh
not less than 200, and to DO delivered
IRON the first to the goth Of December
sold last Tuesday at sc as per loolbs.
Packers are yss doing very !istlo---s4e.
generally offered by them tor eavy
No. RFaljssea. Nov, 18th.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22
100 Acres lDimprOvsd Land
For. salc.
SEVERAL /tAA
Iii IL lck and Frame Houses IIi
Last Cnance /!
Dwelling House,

- PART Of new dwelling house 10 b. fet, coz
LIZ Isitrg four rooms, -ruat,d on Six b sir.t
.-eA between LaCIara and fstnan ,tr els En-.
CUR Of JoHs 2TsMEhNas. Plan Forte maker Pat
Once bnilsing, brady street, or at tbs Once
uuylSStf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22

Oswego Nov 10
The anoGhi OF wh-r; -1oai from Lake
VI chgan for Oswego Is SO 900 bushels
Montpelier, Nov 10
he Vermont Legislature adjourned this
morning f,.r rassi' g bill appropr,a ing
S2J Coo % supply food and cIstbing 10 tie
poor in Klns4s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22

On Thursday e7eniDg las, one " the
most terrific fires that We ever wiinessei
ragged Oh the prsirie. south OF Us. The
wind was blowing . perfect gale, and
tanned 'h- lanes ui,il me tire rushed
Wit. TIE veto ,lty ~ race bors" osar nj
les 10 extent, isvouring everything 10
Its path. We learn that much damage
was done, fences destroyed, hay ana
grain s,acks burned ami that Mr Wolf Of
Waterloo township, lost his entire crop,
all his stables, wagons, IA horse a.. The
hight from the fire vas - great as to
enable Us 10 read without difficulty, com
mon print in our streets. Many Of our
citizens vent out 70 the tre, and repre-
sent the scene as ons Of the grandest til at
can be concelyei, beyond description. -
Cedar Falls Banner.
SUICIDE. We learn that Mrs. Astall.
residing IN the southern part Of the city,
committed suicide 90 Sunday lasl by Ia
king laudabum. She leaves u husband
and family Of small children. The
cause Of this rash act, We understand,
Was domestic difficulties. Keokuk Post.
CRUEL PUNIsHyESr.-Th Chinese Re-
pository tell, of Il strange kind Of death
punishment which was inf ,cted Or CHI
nese criminal who hal co,p.nlt,r4 a
dreadful murder. Tie WA wound with
cotton, saturated with tailow. plac,. be-
ing left for him - breathe lie was then
dipped like monster candle, until he
presented mass OF tallow In this way
he was stuck upon bis fathers grave,
lighted, and kept burning until bis body
was consumed by slow degrees
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22
DIR. ". Ill. MarSeliS.

Q regular gradual ~ tn Philadelphia C,lieges o,
M-dicinc ami surgsy, ard formerly resident Physi-
clan o. TIE Philadelphia Hospital, can D. fund 81
our store when not p. professionally engaged. e.Ieace
Harrison TT et.between seoJud ard Third
Ott. u -dtf WIN RuCkuIII A SCI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.

- -, '8 sfLlfAss,a
ALLEN A. lDtpaDllA>.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
And General Land Agency.
orFICi NO. oRR's BUILDING. p.y,>ron,
Z Improved and unlmprovcd City aud Country Pro.
rTr'y, bought and sold on ccm,s.s,,ou; Government
Land. CAREFULLY selected. Land warrant, ,,...a. !,
order or Oh shares, Take PAID paa-isslJ,.,> Nc
ney invested Loans negotiated
WILLIAM nOGLAN,
Attorney a, Law, Collections mad, and n,,.....,-
promptly rerat'iss' Convex. ucing carefully A..
'ehaeu 70 octla
For Sale.
hauahte Biiltng lots H. Stu,d,,alt's Agduio.
nvsf J, NJ u. bnrrows' teApf nee.
tse ~, ~ b. hinf. gnurt " EghiL and oslps,
ssrc1 iHa unot.trueted River WV
ssv rsl ssiusLie buildIua ~. al. nar,,.op and
Nam 1r+tts n"rth % Slsih street
L"'> H. Greco Addi'iop, 81 = ,oud .nd third
,ti.st. '''s
Twenty TIT front Main .,5,,y Ii, "a ,,,,,
opposite L. Car Hove,
lot 4 Gass IS CORNER rrth an. wafr,,.-r,.,
Wet halt L1i2 Block IL olt Ihird .trre,
ALSO 5 Nyrai Farms, ana trt,,,, ~. !
SCOT Clinton and oth,r couutias srd SOM ,aI,.hs
oHi-iots adjaccut ~ the clt ~ Davrupsr,
~" ALLEN n ppOI<N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22

I"tNif -litktt eligible BuitIiry Iot. .,u.,ss
~ "stfish fhlf kpi'y sad Nnn,lt acc A,t.ets
VIII y" -rld az lehsei 81 +, 4 tn,lH H.t,, a., 49,.
neui"f. enquire Of CokB,s bow 81
tsusdtD ,,y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22
NDINlpcOSCd Land fnr d,
Farm for Sale.

W. sil'naid ~ acre Lots f5r s,l,, mar Abraham
j kitrs IN scott county Ami, ."s, - '"2'
VI G. EADS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22
Splendid Farm for Sale,

~ scf'tf h'at hnildmg> "H ltv,a grouLd
V fah 70. sid ~ r-hsynshl, t.'m- tprivtg
o.BIl.Hft
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22
DRUGS, CHEMICALS. DYE STuFFs.
FANCY AND TOILET PARTICLES

All III" popular Patent Medicines Ut tho Jay con-
staAlS on hand' Ply prpscripttn- and lam.
NY meuicl ner eAtfaiy compounded Having c,nuec-
tions In the East Nc warranted in tfer ny nur
stock OF lfces a. Nv a. any hou>e the c,tr Ply
sicians and ~ merchants ar particularly nVi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22
Fair Haven OYSTERS,
WOODEN PUMPS,

Ui the smgl can ! .en 80, e.,sr. 4.
- j " WHEY
novecdlw Sec Il 8; apIo>itsL { are Blofs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22
- NEW esx@
II DRUG Isl STORE. n

NE wogld rsp.ctruiy inform thu ciiiz ~ uf b
W tthiat ard Vicinity tina W. hay. iuSt
opthfi"t thu uoih-a at conner OF harms n and Ne.
c"nd streets, III most complete stock Il prug, EVER
before Oh red In the North Wesf, and W. trust by
strict aticht'n TO lu.ncss and desire to rense TO
merit snare Of public patronsge Our stock con.
sists In part Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22
For Safe or Lease.
For sale or Lease.

IT, N 49, srl'uoats uqr.i, er,.i.s l.x
'"tH" JAhtsNAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22
RUCKHILL & SELLERS,

Dl'N gs ( hsHicGfs, Paints. Oils
Dyt-stN15s. Psy1nntsH Tan.
cy and Toilet articles.
y. l.. eo,not Hatfl-gr ana Second -tt..t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22

Republicans 2l, Democrats Is.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22
Graham for December,

\ Lsn Yankee Notions an Nix Nan, lI,t fer,ived
4 \ and fer sal" by Ell ADAMS
NJ SO, II idy ST., near tn Post Ufisg
III mo lsdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22

E-s4s4-S- --i1 u, Mss y. c. WEST X sid ,ti
g ! II t,u y street. ~ ii Ute "'e u
e'-i fbrycl irlnea'iat my {. matt slso -.
ON. - II. y q; rtroUtEf r., I.t,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22
Special NOTICES.
e.---..e..r.,, PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION

Ca. ttn mont 4 . ,an,. Il -,eelatt.attc.
81! b IN, Gtad f. cent. pr M each ans fiiou
IL tutA c No. p.r wgtk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22

fEt.snis
biIl ke
)iog fr
maie I
Anfe- n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22

Goods which are made expressly for this mark ana
viii compare with sny stock In the ci,, for styIe
afd price. Ana as we g 10 constant receipt OF
Goods, We able to present at ali times verr de
'iraeie assormenf to which invite especis a'ten-
ion
Furnishing goods suitable for the season, to which
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-22
Lost 7!

A 81 Iii p set Log The Il i,i.Je
n sd 3 t#taIs uafa.d y, Az
ins a, u Meat Make, cii- site Ia
y = ono A, p. u. KELLY. H.
t4pnll
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-18
c1 1SO MORTGAGE FOR SALE.
V1, AOO Will be sold at a discount.
Is well Sc ured Property near Lewisburg
Inouire at the .Chropicle" office.
Caution, and Notice.
PLATFORM BEE HIVE

invented and patented by Sylvester Davis, oil
Ciaremont, Nh, in the following townships
aud Boroughs IN Union county. VIZ. "hite
Deer, Kelly, Buifaloe, West Buifaloe, Miiiiin-
burg, Hartley, Limestone, Jackson. and New
Berlin. All persons ave therefore cautioned
against manufacturing or purchasing said
Beehive unless duly authorized by said High
and Dersham. Rights to make and use the
above Hives in the foregoing Townships and
Bcroughs, for sale on reasonable terms.
single righ, for s.. n. u D.
This Hive has taken the first premiums at the state
and Comfy Fairs Vt, ~ H., Mass Ind and Ohio, In
the Fall Of 1884.
With this Hive. any may keep Bees, With pe'frct
SAFETY and since all deuty aud Uncertainty
entirely removed
The Bees he made to -l-orp from one or More
or may be condnred any number OF hives ~iihouf
s,rcrBs;ng, and still have n fJi snpyay o. Qasen.,
The Bees entirely proteetd to" the bee Aoth ana
other insects which annoy and ruin thr Bees Tbs We
crrrant II manared according TO the directions ~Slch
given in the book
In the Spring the Bees have opPortunfy 10 ezs'rr
and clear the filth from their hyes. without byihS o' 10
die the snow.
Th. filth can be at any time removed from The hi'ss
without disturbing the Bees - =.
The Bees be- transferred az cftpn hs heressa1' "
give thrrn lei comb aud without killing then
1t prevents all possibility Of rntbing whe ieeulhE-
1t is thoroughly ventilated throughout isedNfaSesi
hives. honey boxes and chambers *,
The progress OF the Bees may be seen an tine
hives honey boxes and f-edJrawers. o55
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-18
Real Estate.
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

vUNHE undersigned Assicnees of HkSRI Il.
NoLL, will offer at Public Sale on the
premises, on SATURDAY the 30th day Of Au-
gust next, the following valuable Real Estate.
TO wit:
A lot of Ground fronting on Market street
in the borough of Lewisburs. Union county,
on the corner of Market and Seventh streets.
in what is called SmiIh's Addition TO Lewis
burg containing 60 ieer in breadth and les
feet In Depth on which are erected @A
first rate BRICK DWELLING House. LII
substantial. and handsome Frame Stable, and
all other necessary Ontbuildings. There are
a., also on said Lot variety Of choice Fruit
Z. Trees. and never-failing Well Of excel
lent water
Also THREE UNIMPROVED LOTS of
ground fronting on Marker street and adJOin-
ing the lot above described on the ives which
are well calculated for Building Lots, being a
very handsome location. Said lots will be
sold separate.
Sale TO commence al l o'clock p NJ of said
dav- whsn 'A---- -HbGH p. SHELLER.
GEORGE +. MILLER.
Lewisburg, July 4. 1856. Assignees. &c.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-18
GRAND JURORs-sEpT. TERM.

GRAND JURORs-sEPT. TERM.
Hartley-JOhn Filman, Elisha c Moore, Geo
Kleckner Jr, ia Spigelmyer, Sa Swengel.
Lewisbnrg-Ja's Mcclure, John Chamberlin,
Martin Hahn, Joseph Green
KeIly-Thomas Howard, James Lawson.
West Bufaloe-O P Ka,herman. Berryhill
Young. Zacharias Breyman
East Buffaloe-Noah Baker, Fred'k Hipple.
Jacob Frederick, Jos H Walker
New Berlin-Ja's Neiman, Jacob MiIhouse.
White Deer-Ths HARRISON, Elisha Weikel.
Miffinbure-B W Thompson
Bufaloe-wm H Harmon
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Hariley-Henry RuhI, Danl Katerman, VIM
Huntington. sami Haupi, Sorn Dreis bach,
David Kline. Benz Mench
Lewisburg-James Huichison. Griges Marsh,
Dennis Phillips, Reuben Snyder, John P
Miller. Philip Bilimyer, Charles 8 Cries,
Peter Hursh
White Deer-Martin. Kiefer, Sal Henderson,
l. Albright, Gabriel Huntington, David
Ramsey. iona H Robenold, Josiah Ranck.
West Bufaloe-Daniel Poniius, Thos Taylor,
Henry Gemberi,ng. Jacob Relish
Miminbufk-Maihias Siayman. .GeoD Dreisbach,
John Fries. Saml s,itzer. Isaac Huber
Iimesfone 5 Barber. Robt T Barber.
East Bnffaloe-Henry Mall VIM L Harris.
John Sirohecker
New Berin-Jno II Cornelius. Jno D Bogar,
Robert Swineford. James Harrison
Dicifenderfer, Jacob Derr
Walter, VIM Hummel. Albert
Winesarden
AeIly-JameB Pfoss, John Neil
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-18
Sheriff's Sale.
DY virtue of a writ Of Vend. r

- sued oat OF the Court of Common P...
Of Union county, will be exposed to Pu.
Sale al the house Of Jonas Fisher. 10 W..
Deer Mills, Union county, Pa. on Fridss =,
18th day Of July next at l0'clock, AN i,
interest of Hepburn Mcclure, Esq, IN ne T.
lowing described real properly. 10 Wit.
Mol A certain tfact Of land situate q q.
township of White Deer and county afere,,:
u.ded east BY the Susqdehahna rwer. ss7.
by lands of Henry High and Others, north J,
lands Of Jas CulberIson. ives, bg lands s'.,
owned by KessIng.r and others. conial-
.wo hundred and twenty acres more or r.,
whereon is erected two-siorey Brick "a,
sion House, stone Bank Barn. and q-..
OuisuildIngs, wih the aPpurienances
No. Z. SIt.atc IN the township afsrsss
bounded east and soc.h BY lands No. i. no-.
by lands If James Cuibertsoa, Hes' by ls,l
lately owsed by Henry Less. con'a,nl,g %.
hundred acres more or less, Wherein 8
small Frame House, wiG The sPpurena1e'
No. 2. Situate in the township aieEe.sE
bounded east BY lands No. :. south by "
and lands lately owned By ID. Bussler ard =
efS,vesi By lands laiel yoSned by Wm,H. an:
David MaTr, north - lands OF James Cutter.
son and Jacob FareJ, containing fifty acre
more or less, vhcreon is erected a Sma
House, with the appuriesances.
No. 4. Situate IN the townsnIp atoresa-
bounded east By No. and others, sou.h y
the Sugar Valley Il White Deer FurnP..
Road, west by the Factory lands, no1ih Il
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-18

John Adams Federal party as long as it
existed and he could not have told US
when 10 became a Democrat if lie had
tried. Nor did he inform as that Fremont
was always democrat, nor could he show
an snti-democratic principle in the Repub-
licau platform. X -
But what have all these vapid nonsense
aud ISLANDERS Of Revolutionary patriots to
do with the question whether Kansas is to
be blessed with Liberty or oppressed with
Slavery7 This running back to past days
to blind the eyes of the people against the
living issues Of the present, is confession
of weakness. The worst acts and prinei-
pies aseribed to John Adams, were not one
tenth as tyrannical as those Of Kansas,
which were enacted and are sustained by
democratic authority, from Pierce down
wards (or upwards) to Jones. Buchanan
is by bis platform bound to enforce that
bloody code, illegally formed and every
vote for him is vote for as much worse
than John Adams laws, as Rehoboam was
more overbearing than his father.
At the next meeting of the Club, it is
fair to suppose, judging BY the past, We
shall be entertained by concise history of
Old Blue Beard, BY way of showing that
Polygamy as we'll as Slavery is democrat
ie. They have Fright to regulate their
domestic institutions in their own way )"
and the Mormons on the Platform are as
orthodox as the Border Rufians Better
scare the young Democracy with the Blue
Beard story, or they'll certainly bolt for
Fremont. MOTHER HUBBARD.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-18

Nsys-Messra Augustine Barry, Clover. Edinges. Fry
FULTON. Gay lord 6ibboney Hamilton, Hancoek Huneker
Phelps, Salisbury Smith ,nbrial Thompson, Walter
wiDtrobe, Wright (DuuphnJ and Yearsley-25-
So the question detefm mined in the ali NATIVE
On the question,
viii the iIUsse agree to the third amendment,
The yeas and nays taken, and verr follow viz
YEss-Messrs. Anderson. Barkns, BALDWIN, Bali Beck
n.ycomn1 Beck york. Bernhard, Boyd Boyer Brown
Burhanan Caldwell. Camphel Carly, Craig, Crawford
E.iinRer Fausod. Ge,ter. nv G~t,, Hetnes. Hame
Harper Helms. lbhs Hill, lIiirsas Iipp,e iioe,nt
IIousekeeper imhrie, John Johnson
Laport-, L-bo, Lpngakcr. Loveir, MCaimont Mc"mb
Msusc. M-nesr, Miller, Montgomery Nnnncmaeher orr
Prsvson Pheir-- PnrcI1 Ramsey. Feed hddle- >h"nk
Smith (Aliesheny.) Smith Cambrial smith (Wy nininE
Thomp>on " halion Dauphin,) Wright Lu@ernel
and Zimm~rman-6I-
Fulton. Gaylord. Ghtopey, Hamilton. Hsneork Hun-ker,
Ieis.ning Mccarthy. Mag... Manlry, Moorh-ad Morris
Patterson Reinhoi Roberts Salisbury alter Wiuirode
Yesrs-y and Wright iS'.aLefl-2o
So the question WAS determined IN the nnlrrnatiVe
On the question.
Will The House agree tn the fourth amendment?
The yeas ami taken AMI we're ns foiio" VIZ
Yg.s-N.ssrs nd-rson Back Ball Beck Lyromingl
Beck YORK )Bernbard Bowl Boyer. Brown Brush Bnch-
apan ell Ca Carly Craig Crawford Dowdnii
E,inrer Iausold Fstrr ,ietz Hnl Hsrp-r Helms,
nibIs Hill, HIegas, Hipple, Hocomb honreheeisr'
Hun.ecker Imbrie Inn!s Irwin JOHNSON Lapor,c u"
Iooyaker Low Camrpt, VI Cartby- Mtomb VI" e,
Men.ar Miller Mou.gn Noorhrad. Nunnepaehes'
orr Pearson Phelps Purcell Rams.y Reed hrimiold, M
dI. Roberts, shcnk. Smith (Camhria) smith tWyouns'
THOMPSON. Vail. Walter, Whson. " right tl.uzefhej
Year,iey Zimmerman and Wright (Sieaser)-te
NAys-Mrssrs. Barry Clover. .Cohourn uton.oiuvry'
Uan-s Ifancock TIun-kcr Inaham, Leissnring Magee,
MAn-y Norris Patterson, Salisbury and Nlntroue-
So the question determined in the aniruiau'e'
sErRrr,nys OFFICE.
HARRISBURG, June q, 1856.
Psnnsyirnnin. SIS:
certify that the above and foregoine is true and
correct COPY Of the Yeas" ani Nays taken on the
Resolution proposing Amendments to the Constitution .,
the Commonwealth as the same appears on the Journals
Of the General Assembly Of this Com
monwealth for tn. session OF 1856.
(--) Witness my hand ard the seal Of said oh'cH.
}this twenty seventh day Of June, one thousand
u eight hundred and ffty-six.
69sta .S,cTstIr1 of the Commonwealth.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-18
'ames B. Hamlin,
James B. Hamlin,
A TT0RNEY at LAW,
n Ey~ Office on Second ST. west side, End
door south of Market, LeWisburg,
6m593 Union Go. Pa.
Mitchell's New National MAP.
vTNHIs is the only large Metallic Plat e

NNHIS is the only large Metallic Plate e
Map ever published IN This country,
showing the United States, Mexico and Cent
raj America in their proper connection.
II is on.a larger scale than any Map pub
lished for general circulation, embracing the
United States and Territories from the Allan
tic TO the Pacific Ocean.
1t is the latest Map Of the United States
published-consequen,l embodies all infor-
nation of the most recent Government Sur
veys and Explorations.
1t exhibits the Rail Roads more distinctly
than any other general Map.
Being finely engraved on copper,rhe physi-
cal features and geographical character'sucs
Of all parts of the country are more clearly
and distinctly delineatsd than on the LItho-
graphic Map.
Nogeneral Maps previously published show
the Shoals and Sand Banks in the Vicinity OF
the West India Islands. this feature being g
heretofore confined 10 Marine Charts.
The Map Of Sandwich Islands Is on larg-
or scale than before svhiI',oI IN e"y Amsri-
IuvrrCdtlon.
The various acknowledged and disputed
boundaries of the several Central American
States, including the claims Of the Mosquito
king a; different periods, are correctly desig-
mated. also the different points suggested as
proper for constructing Rail Boads.. EffefI-
cay and Mexico are indicated.
A table giving the distances by Rail Roads
TO the principal places throughout the United
States. and by different overland ronts across
our unsettled Territories Of the Pacific, as
well as distances by wafer throughout all
paris Of the World. also the height of princi-
Pile mountains and length of principal rivers
on the Map is much more full and valuable
than usually accompanies general Map.
The table gives the population Of all the
counties in the United States, according to
Census Of 1850, and area of all States and
Territories are of great value.
There are on the same sheet two Maps Of
the World. one on Mercator'S. and one on the
Globular projection. on which the relative
position and comparative size Of the different
divisions of the Globe are distinctly shown.
BY the Map on Mercaror's projection. the
World is shown, as if viewed BY one glance
from the United States. This is done by
placing the American Continent in the center,
which also gives definite idea of the value
of ship canal through Central America. and
Rail Road from the Atlantic to the Pacific
Ocean across the United States, through which
the commerce and travel Of the World mus,
pass. Mr.. F. TAGGART. of Wayne Co. is
engaged in canvassing Union and Snyder
counties for the above work published bv
S. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL, Phlad.