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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-13
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DrsIDlso. ke.-Ther~ II oa~ part u the
city business upon which warm weather ap-
psars ~ have No ee~ct, aud that Il b.sidsag.
Lain " sunshine. the bur of the saw, the ring
~ ~ tFowel and the claiiss II the hammer.
maks shsis constant lnssic Mosse Ii kein9
adasd " Aousr. sta~et u street. aud sill lhe
good work peoasesses. From the centre 70
ths cirfamfersncs. houars ar~ spsingine ~
In every direction W have already it~,nixesi
~ nsors pronin~nt buildings In th~ husin~.s
passH n The city. They are of much more
sabseantial nature than tha~~ which have
marked any psesio~s season IN shs Improve
msst VI Davenport. But whai hosts of build-
ines ars going sp' Can bon cosns them I
Can YOU hesr " ans aneneae~d t~nensens
asns0A The hundreds nos heing erected, "
which cansoe have tenant ~ day Il u In
iaAad . ias rent W dsiieks % lax q
- svidssces = property. aad 4 do<. "
90 . 0Aks fsssnsaa silasiaos 70 tAs@ Il
= = ezessshlr psids u any cisiasn.
- " suse - lsaGsA q or lsaAss ..
d1y vtn ~ pssvsse - es.ssal pssuaal b
nsgahaeans. ~ eapsetal1y y or sssGkssa
= - R<psh,ieaa psss = 49, ssaas. !,
tssaas q = inesssane s1Atsss, - - -,
= eas1iA ~ DsasGtssl nan~.
~ an saasa1isn = ~ - = ~
0Don1s p9h1s1sd = aasehR pl.ss.
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- A Assss With cosi eAn attached, sa' hes.aa
~ depsA ~ Saturday, sad swam sa' ~" 'nr river
H. went oessa1s II ~ AlLasasa. and struck ~ y
isots when oes third " tbs WAY srfo~'. skin
pss oss - svsrsaks Aia He cut loose from the
saus, aaA hash tow~d 10 shore
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Wall Papers asd Paper Hanging.

WE TINE UNDERSIGNED RESPECT
w FULLY invite III. aftsntlaA 1T tls sstf.n. ii
DassnpDst and siriIity larx. ani well s.isstsd
stock VI FT~neha Aaa~ricaA and Easilsh VI =. fap~rs
whiFh viii b. sutd In lsss 10 suIi fFaln
sehis aud upwards Saw 10 the lime ~ have ynas
fapertng don~ ~ are practical Paper Hanger. from
PAslsoel lpAs, aud are prev~r~si 4. untsrsak.
~cute Ill kinda u work III uur liz. i Superior
- please gtvs rsll and make ,saf .sf.esioa.
We hass y stCrs uold and Painted khasfss with
| tstnniaSs comples~, Paper aarsains. Ffrsh.ard
Prtnl4, nofd~xs, o.
CnStatos and Shades put up
We sss naN prepared ~ receive orders aAd ~xe
| euse work. ehkfHEkD = SON,
fhiiaieipAla Paper panxtne pssos~
| n2Ns dns n~eoad aMd Rack 1elanA a
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A DAMS MAKES A PINE PICTURE ON
IA Enasusied tr.n.
AdAmss mAkes nas plctuSs 0a silver Plate
49, ..sss sas picture On Mics
- veeesse - 0sass
usiseA uscass
A9e@s lnStses year saasast1n 10 his <sxssy % r,
~ sssst, sstvssn escosa essd Thua. my = I
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0o~0ap's . ADVERTISEMENTS
P10 . ! mg Mill

d.1.v:N,D.v' \. FRE.VN'M,
WiLL In CUSTOM FLAMING AT rMo
~ Hsiiss~ aud ftfs aent- l.s Thousand Feet
risiim CANNON = fRENcH
ker1esnsSrN: 1Ser1osnsrrw!:
IusT RECEIVED Ar THE TWIN city
= lily Hs,k sass, lafx. aud splendid a..oli,aeat
k~sehisi sats~si- uas ai-. f.sa~t asas and s4ss,-
~ saaasa. kinsis ai,d 4aa.t.s. Iof ssle cheap
Narrixes's Cream sr Deauly
e. y ~ p II i xIO ".
(sItEs NATURES sOfTNEss ANp
- Esaiih tlst tnfLr -kis. removes ssd RADICAL,
sa1s- tfseki~- fimrlss .'bsprins, Ha-h Tan ana
all sHssassssa. anestias.@
haassssss. HsIt Hs.iaret shaving Cream .ali
ta.asasa lap nauu, Iaet taw .i.t~ AID lssah ss.ae
f.a sas* ~ ,h. Z Win snt Rs~.k r.ol.
bar = N ~ AIR Agent
Du E.rpress
usT REVIEWED, ANOTHER PINE A.
y ~ssETMYkT "f iLa-e -alsriar uali fsu.
ssa.saaisg fsea ID. nsannfasistf 1t D.w-an wasren
= Hyde
Pocket issak~ l.ef, Maaaasss a..l s'atd t...s Ia
stssi sasists
New AWrk Ledger,
all hereafter y. received regularly every Iba..~s
*tsniaa The sfris al nf the Earse-@ ffs hls ass,
HaIl4oI i rl.IuisiaI,
ANp FLAT 0f B Union
ssesassa essty "Wednesday efealss =, III. T~ia
slts s.s. N.@sa
risu u STARR, assnt
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A LkkHE AhsOhTMENT ~ PLAIN AND
n .,lss red Ithaxrsph snd hissl Plate Ksss.
.lns. AlfA aud wsthant fr~aaes a tbs ssnss n
GAMnAN ntu
sue I He
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THE DAILY GAZETTE,


Wss the arsi and until quite recently the on, paper
IN the stale u Iowa printed On steam Power rr~ss
ssd ts circulation s the lag.s u any In the State
Advertisers appreciate these advantages. col.
amns snpty t~ssifs
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NNNl ACRES ~ FIRST Class LAND,
Fer Aner--a l,Aeap G0sn.
llal ACRES ~ LAND ~ ACRES II
Gopartnersbips. Sc.

4 mfAkrNEh~iilf NOTICE. THE ~
~ GAEi ' Eiisrtatf hFs.t.tst. rst.t4ns nNAst ~
htaa ~ As.sEvsss ta@~s MAA~aaase 4ss.st Ina.
sHh i~As, "a ssssstasAs. ~ tAs i.aah "a VI ii
.ifesaf Ithst - III. aastst watl ti MaN4
- thu ise ntns An ths settle "a snaass att
slas-s under tiss Il ~ a III skIMa.RIA LAM
" ~ mtkENuRF
A 4 LANES
tssti ~asttsias IsitAe4.
AisSsiI1inN NarleE TIM fiRM ~
Hs..a tssasllss - aAs. las sIas.sls.ss Ia a..a
tAai s4u.sN s#si W itEsaA @sslias i. aashsaE4.d 1T.
settss IL. hss-ii4s-s - f1s aam
MA a HA.aI
wN ~tuIIIt
ItsssHIaft Apr stiAs tsst tws -
4 lissuIt TIN ~ PARTNERSHIP Nj
ffaI u h.frass staea thai Has partnership Asav5
tat.. existing taa@.sn fnu. Iaeleasa aaa !. HI
lsssssaau ia The ANetas# hn~iAe~s b. this a.4 iii.
+sHE. ~ Ish IssssnAas vAhas fa.
rtasas the stask Al a.tsss sas saa nsm slfl b.
psii - saa futsaasn aad ssssa. as.sass s4la asaA
VII - lss.sas.d - Els LsF .stA~s~ns III the stl
stsht wleae Tbs t.a.sss~. ~lit h~ eansMsa nv saAA
tutstaaa INss~ ItsHEss.M
InuA FOREMAN
HaF..f#tts iaY is-
| HAVING hkEs COMPELLED ny Ill
! hsslth t. retire ftslaas tls ftsm II la>oaa. 4
tns.tnan / Asa.fA recommend Nj TuEsaaaN o. III
rabe CAREFUL, spsr.ct ha~in.ss iaaa, a~ssssi,..
- Ai4stst i.a.tasass. ENss TisWfsak
IL ,iiat
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Lanl! Landl! Lanl!!


Lad! Landl! Land!!!
1Ann ACRES ~ LAND IN THIS
lVSVV1 1saaiy ~ sale At gf~a, bargain and
~ long ssmy
Als1, ~ sfr~. ia jasper esaaiy
Also - Nv. aefs lass slthan lso aad three aaIes
VI the city b~suiiful garden iYss will bs sold very
Iaw Appls sy,n 70
JACOB n ELDkID0k,
ysf On Fourth snd K.sek I.iaad streets.
VEGETABLE MARKET.
a. u. KENT
VHTILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
w = KsIlss MsAr NAnxsr oppasiis the pasl
O9es. cosapssse sapply ~ Ill kiads " Garden VsS
~sablss, such -
POTATOES TuRNIPs cAHHA6Rs
LkTf-rICk, GAkkOTD.
OkEkN PEAS &C
HCTTEK AND POULTRY.
| N@s and frssh every 1sy This pablie rely eraa
1n1ang Ill kiaas NJ vegetables IL their s<essn - 10
| axxr&s.
1assnsss snd Oasdn<ss ss~ ssrneslly seanesae1 4
te1n9 ake1s sensonbieo bntass - - peelosy e0uy
| Gsnn whese d hkmAsss saah Dstse vii ~ - :
$50 saysSos9 4 a. sisl 70 1srses Z. M "a {
0en1iy 70 DIR sAvaasaee % hsts9 ths1t 10
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sssa.ass - { = 4s.AaAAisssa $50 sesAs
Meal Eseas~ Aalss.

Real E~iats sale. IN eiIs ~ Davenport ~.d ssest
taants, FROM l.t 9th Ia, IL Jaly isss thine ss.
fsEIasfsn ~ asu 4 xieKaIl@ tssn 4aIsr
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Cost 0n0 foun0.

a~f sln KIN Aku 4 raRIMUN AII
So 4tsttttM tae5sta y tH Higtss.N ana fwa IT. sfss
"t's ~ ssN ah'i Rsss - ta.u taaAs nay All. ~ ~
hAfAa isAA N.@ iefseN shswNa fsuga fis
"iaasw ~hls A~tis0. atths sre YESTERDAY III Aaaa..
The t#sse teNsts So w. ps4a - anA t.rs,n t.s,.
ihs i atth III. sat-etisset Il ttse tsefs,,t. fm..
Mssf 4sNt- a. 49,
HORSE SlkAAEp an SIuItN -
= ftasa The ptssa-ss " fhe .ahsstth~s ~fTS1l
small ahe.saat SssaF.i Hsr.r, haslA. a ....4x'
white si~st aa the has~heAJ aaa III. t-f hI,-l NJ,
white and "a. mssk ~ the hmrns. an III. taek a.
htrss haai a i~ssheF head tell .u hi. heat
AhA .sas returning said h"f.s ~ sssug lhflfA4a.
uh ~ Lisa IL tbe .mi.vrfA~F hi. N
Isatvnl"t ~ }ssktns sati h.f~s al Nj J.e4.l.1 n
btna Si,fw ratn~t J, istrt and Third .ss ali 1 J
ltheraIiy tsw atsisa
t-s.du THuNA. POWELL
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General Notices.

DEMON A. WI HAVE REMOVED Ill n
] .t,9a~ - NJ = T. sAslfs ks~ where ~ shal.
=. happy ~ Asa uIoa .ar aid customers. aaa ~ ~
aid sell ,isaa ss..is 1T The lowest yfts~s
rs@ An II IfNEk
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a.,SEpu Juui uAsRENuyED uls sTsaK

n Fanss pss tsssis trlsaslass sss ~ n. ssAsasa
tsazss.iS tsssalt.d hs Nu la DOR
aln8. tiss Is@a tssk sxata. ssg~safGA Ia EA.a IL
eur- tsid s.dist the sasamnsnr~ ~ thai pafssa.
ass wlth sa.lrh he has bsrs - bsssa4it fasafsi
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IEWELRt SILVER AND PLATED WARE
y 1atisfg spectacle faaet asgdv -
Aiss lsst resolved. nae a~~artSil1kt ~ bssts Mo-
alec Feather Busters Guitar AnA Eddie rar,ass
A. si.sek ~ ysrsts ~ new aid / aan sun-aAatl8 IL
e.tsN ffr. .apliy u the est -ls H.. II asa mar
uisFaaasTs which i'll be -ell ~ ssW Ns,tt psie.&
Repairing as usual praaati, aarAhr saaass.a..a
aud assaes an r*ts1asl attention
ALFRED A. BILLIE.
8s1y Asa M = ts aiafr. kaw
NNtlaE WHEREAS TifE LE1ssLA
~ TiII - tLe ssase IL lows ~ tas last .ss.ss4
mad. il the tniy u the aomAs} JAix. ~ each asa
ever, equity hold Special Asssials ~ the dahi}
tsart u. ID. ~es.raa Monday ~ Jsl aah tas tsp
daa following isr the purros. os pissas .aese Thai
tcti0x mBsraesri w Mfsax a-sss~i4snt tn The
1A1s slsil have the privilege II ha8sas ssits-@
III u thsrefre ordered that Special ssstsn ~ ILe
Ioanty Court viii be Letd .psrsn.i aud IN aresid
Aars with The Law
Witnes. las hand .Ll- 9Th Jsl, tss
H10Jt WN I. ssHk sbaasN jude
4 aAsD1a4 AaI as.nsN@ 8.14s NJ.
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DOCT. y. ngADmaAla..
TENDERS MS SERVICES IN THE PRAc-
= TIak o. MEDICINE ~ III IL dspsssnssss.
10 th~ citIxsDs ~ Dassnposl aul ytciDitv
GGO0leT Ovss nj AdnNs 00nk &o~s nr>Av -
Twenh ssresss -
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AoEsTS poa rsE GAZETTE.

A0EMTS POR TssE GAZETTE.
BsIaY, rHwssxas ANs wssxlr
New York n rrstengiii 4 Go. lle Nassau st
William u shattack, lia Nassau street
Gineinnaii- ~ u fsrsin. " " esi fsarth street
~ Lsuss -slas Z Daddrrsixr. n W corner uiiss
and Main street..
Chicago VI . speae~r io< Randolph 1t ssris
and Gallagher, Dearborn II,
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Mr. CHAa " DAY. ~ chieAxo. having bess.as
associated With In the Gazette dob ufse h. Ia
hereafter have the entire supervision of ,hs, depart
msaf ~ Nr Day u aGe 81 the bes, Iob Printers ~
the uan and fsesi.~s for the execution II work
hare reccnss been gsrst enlars~i ls large additions
" istsst styles " type, &C We s.~ pslnise
patrons 10 execute Job Work of all varieties With
nssla~ss. eA~spasss and Dispatch y, tho no,iss
above IL ~iIl he seen that Ne have ordered laose
press aseLnsry Thi. l. the oal, aiilee IN th~
city where si.~I, power ss~i thai facilities
are un~quallei SANDERS BRO
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miscellaneous.
uDsspo,sa'. s;,s,a ~, !. sa~r.

INHE UNbERSIGNEn IL THE DULY Ar,
= IbiNIkb Agent If the Messfs Hulau4. a4f
VII have eon.iaisilt ~ hand ~ the Fitr tr.et Ma
saa~ I'VE Htes trn. tha eitt tn. sfiau. hfand-
Aaa aaahtl"' e this eej-hftl.d raedrt
4 4 HittN
r4. t'Msr HAHr : Lspi. - bfAs~
l'""t ~ IrrtA = hIAt saa.sA mn IhlfA
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Mixes q 0OO1000,
ANANUFAOQURERS AND WHOLESALE
lNl Dealer. Ii every variety u Fm~igh asA ne
nestg
PAPER.
fas The htsAsss maskse price iaT kAss. Patsr sLs.
Wings aad other paper sss<k, Ac. n aad u Walnst
ssrees cineinuaa i~1Hly
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rlMENOHks EiRENONMs.
"E ARE IN RE.Est1 ~ ,NpH,,l
w stat~i VI Ma tsGhe fsfNr s-sattHtsNt -
EI.t WORN
fresh. aav ~ ias he.t Ea.lrtn t'Nfslssh4ls- So
and .~~ .siat,e~ aud slse As,nt ,,ffirts it th.
f0mreh ~ .satyt
EVANS CHIN tb
l~tUtf t'af ~.rDHd aud Fsrtt ~
Welt stMktss aud Ctss~rn tswttsltng.
n bENUlNu WELL. SINNER AND us
IIs TERN isuiidst urists irf AZ NumFMeA Nislr
s"tnst - kAk i~isni ahd Ir.ft -tfeets Viii rrfstss
pt.mri aitenstnp rtA.istn.
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ALVOmO = VAu 1A11eu,
tsnee~ssass ~ b GAn1fssd.l
IlTHuLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w ii Groceries. Drugs chsnIesls Psinss, Osis,
ala.. Sai-, ar
Al-s-ln rateat Medicines, aad Assats Sor III NJ
Dg n Jsyae'- Preparations
Ds.Iy street, west slde, nrss dsor b~low Second
street. uco9
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IL The banjo M,nssssls exhibited II kvek
Island couple u, ghi, last week They ar~
a large and excellent hand AMI travel la a
little steamer VI their own.
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EV Our time las, satar,ia, alt-rl~,n wa,
devoted 70 the County Convention 70 that ~
have no. VI great variety VI heal ,uailsr a.
usual
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

By JOHN O. SAKE.
"God bless th- man who first invented sleepI"
So Saneho Panza said. and so sayI
And bless him. also, that he didn't keep
Ills great di-cov-ry to himself; or try
To make it-as the lucky fellow might
close monopoly by patent right"
Yss-bless the man who first invented sleep
Il really can't avoid the neration,)
But blast the man with curses, loud and deep,
W hat e'er the raScals name, or age. or station,
Who first invented, and went round advising
That artificial cut od-Early Rising
Rise with the lark, and with the lark to bed
Observes some solemn sentimental owl;
Maxims lk. these are very cheaply said
But, ere you make yourself a fool o. fowl,
Pray just inquire about the rise and fall,
Aud whether larks have any beds ut all,
The time for homes. folks to be abed,"
Is in the morning, if l right:
And lac who not keep his precious head
Upon his pillow, tli its fairly light,
And so enjoy Lis f,rty morning -winks,
Is up to knavery; or else lie drnksl
Thomson, who sung about the Seasons said
twas glorious thing to r11 in s,-ason,
But then he said t-iayins-in his bed
Al ten O'Clock A. M.-the very reason
lie wrote so charmingly. The simple fact is,
Ills preaching wasn't sanctioned by his practice.
'Tis, Doubtless well to be sometimes awake
Awake to duty, and awake to truth
But when, alas n mic. review We take
OF our best deeds and days, We find, in sooth,
The hours that leave the slightest cause to weep
Are those we've passed in chldhooI-or asieepi
'Tis beautiful to leave the world awhile
For the soft visions Of the gentle night !;
And free, at last. from mortal care or guile,
To i've, as only In the angels sight,
In sleeps sweet realm costly shut in,
Where at the worst, We only dram of sni
So, let Us sic-p, and give th. Maker praise,
like the lad who when his father thought
To clip this morning nap by hackneyed phrase
ofragrant worm by early songstcr caught,
Cried, served him rsht'-its not at all surprising
The worm was punished, sir, for early rising!'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

The Montrose Republican says that there
Isl child now living in Rush, Susquehan.
IA county, aged five months, whose pater-
La! and maternal relatives for four geuer.
s'lons : with the exception of the grand.
'.'ner) are now living-father, mother,
grand mother, great-grand father, great
e'ana mother, great-great-grand father,
Saa great-greatgrand mother.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

REMEDY FOR DRUNKENNEss.-Dr.Jno.
Higginsbotham, surgeon in Nottingham,
England, says "When the mania comes
Oh, the intense desire for alcoholic stimu-
lus is so strong as to render the drunkard
subject to no control, and from the sensa-
ton of depression, or sinking, he looks
upon alcoholic stimulus as his only remedy.
When person is in this state, it will be
ALWAYS found that his stomach is in fault,
and that the unnatural appetite arises from
that cause alone; if half a drachm OF the
powder of ipecacuanha be taken, SO as to
produce full vomiting, the desire for into.'
icating stimulauts is Immediately removed.
From the experience I have had OF the
effects Of ipecacuanhs, l am Of the op'nlon'
if q patient can be persuaded to follow up
the emetic plan for . few times when the
periodical attack comes on, that he will be
effeotually cured, and that the habit, (for
such l look upon it) will bs broken"
.-..>->~---~>>>->>>>->~>>~>
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31
THE CHRONICLE,
MONDAY. JULY ~, 1857.

sS-The decision at length of Judge
Taney and Curtis in the Dred Scott case,
with abstracts of the opinions of the other
Judges of the Z. S. Supreme Court, are
published in volume by Greeley & MEL
rath, N Y, at % cts. single copy, s. per
dozen, SIS per hundred.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

HD-The Lock Haven Watchman states
that Gen. Packer declared at the Democra.
tic State Convention, when he was nomi.
mated, that "hs pould challenge the opposing
candidate, whom he might be. to take the
stump with him during the gubernatorial
canvass" But, Gen. Packer has not only
not challenged, but he has refused to no.
tiee challenge sent him by Judge Viii.
mot, "freeman worthy Of bis steel" !"
There are other papers also which say
Judge Wilmot has, after waiting two
months for the promised challenge, "made
a pass" himself.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

the State cos9e PsnnsyG held al Altoona 18Th
COMMITTEE who pOPou the 9wn ,nrSgae smbng the PnT rs
officers should be Preferred Second Are you IN favor e pro.
Of the ballot the Naturalization
ofa
OF Church hieraes ron
lhnknsed reint
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

A legal decision has just been rendered
in Minnesota, to the effect that the recent
removal Of tho seat Of government from
st. Paul to St. Peter Was null and void,
because after tho Governor and Legislature
had once formally located the capital under
the organic act, their powers were sx'
hausted.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

CRIME AND MARRIAaE.-The chaplain
Of the Surrey County Jail communicates
to the London Times statistics, which show
that of 1857 prisoners, only $40 we're
married, and these had an average Of less
than three children each, showing at once
the humanizing tendency Of the marriage
relation, and also that its responsibilities
deter, far more than its burdens and diff.
culties provoke, criminal inclinations.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31
EARLY RISING.

ESThe Yankee Comic Poet in the following contribu.
ton TO Itsam Monthly for July really makes out quite
Il case for the sluggsrds side of the question Of
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

D@The following rule Of Court, in re.
gard to notice, is important to Executors
and Administrators, where the widow
claims $500 worth of property, under the
Act Of Assembly exempting property to
that amount for her use
alt is ordered by the Court, That in
future when the widow claims $500 worth
of personal property Of her husband, il
shall bo the duty Of the Executor or Ad-
ministrator of the deceased to cause notice
to be inserted in one. of the newspapers
published in the County Town, three
weeks, that the widow has made her 50.
lection, and that it will be presented to
the Orphans Court for approval, on day
certain, to be designated in the notice.
The expenses to be paid out Of the estate.
Adopted in Northumberland county, Jan.
uary S, 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

AMERICANIsM "DOwN SOUTH. While
in the North the Ishmaelites attempt to
make the people believe they are opposed
to Slavery extension, in the South the
Americans are the most ultra slavery pro.
pagandists Witness the following "plank"
in the Georgia American Platform"
adopted July s, 1857:
5 The territories Of the United States
We regard as the common property of all
the States as co equal sovereiguties, and as
such open to settlement by the citizens of
the States wiM their property as matter of
right; and that no po~er resides either IN
Congress or THE TERRITORIAL LEGIsLA.
ruRE, or the people Of the territories while
territory, to exclude from settlement in
any territory any portion Of the citizens Of
this Republic piM taeir properly legally
held IN the States from ,ohich they migrate.
We repudiate therefore the doctrine COM
monty called squatter sovereignty in the
territories.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

rn-The following section relative to
Fishing with Nets, We publish for the
benefit of fishermen:
SECTION l. Be it enacted, &C., That
hereafter it shall not be lawful for any per-
son or persons to fish in Middlecreek, with
in the county of Snyder, with seiues, brush
or scoop nets, Except from the dam known
as Richtcr's dam to the Susquehanna river)
nor in Penns creek, within the county Of
Union, with seines, scoop nets or any other
kind, by whatever name they may be call
ed, ,ciM meshes less than one and a halt
inch, under penalty of not less than two
nor more than thirty dollars for every such
offence, against any and every person 50
offending; which fine or penalty shall be
recoverable by and for the use Of any per.
son suing for the same, before any justice
of the peace of said counties, as debts Of
like amount are recoverable, with costs Of
suit: Provided, That no suit shall be sus.
tanned under this act unless commenced
within forty days after the commission Of
the offence: And provided further, That
persons in company SO offending shall bs
Jointly and severally liable.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

Payment always in advance.
Money may be forwarded by mail, if the let
IT containing it be registered, at my risk.
Large amounts had better be forwarded in
-TaitS. Address
GEORGE ". WESTON,
Washington, ID. c.