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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10

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50 the question determined in the Affirmative
On the question,
viii the Igu., arrcc to the tlirI amcndurntn
The yras and nays werr't taken, AMI wore nl!pv viz
YE,S-AssSrg. 1A,isrg.s LJckhGins HE B-rt Baison
R,irsr Bilri CribD,ss pbsH Chdsc Crrsr Crawford
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So the question WAS determined IN the affirmative.
On the question,
viii tL, House agree to the fourth amendment,
The yeas and nays taken, al! were as follow viz;
YE:-Wezrs Aho>ysoH .iTtltiI I4c.hoiss EiciVy iaiH
B,e B.lison Il, hop Barr Bro,GH C6ho'in Gtnt'H riy
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IibioHrg Gi', HiDd Ifyer inns Hisstr'f iItf iiH,'
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Iaiiss JtcJs J,ltils Jas JOtt.'H h1HlnH hrFr Ls'1
LgJIfffT IHrgU NihcdT HttJE ''tHt"'tE
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depsia RIg,,ryg If isr Efa,sr Eai Re'ff hHpp sha'g
Sid.fH SmHIof ClHLria Smith "f '',s Nsrns,n FtUt
Tdl 10 ,L lgare1C,is Itt,sfs Ig,fsr Httsr Harm
H.sfjraot IFbart.H Hiit9a E,.asf0V Zimmerman oHd
G.t. (SpcdierJ-s5.
NsI@-Hs'rs. De. HIotiiioa Hn-oc. &ratLcrs Thorn
UMtfrnis dri " ytt-I.
80 the question was determined in the affirmative
SErRrTAEY's OFFICE,
HsAEIslUE,, June -, 1851.
Tcnr,gIr1tig SI
Ip c.rt'fy that the above and FOREGOING is true and
correct COPY Of thc lea- sn.i Ns-' t-Lu the
Resolution pr posing Amendments 10 the Constitution Z"
the Common caitl the Rpp"ars .ir Journals
Of the two Houses If the neral Assembly Of this Com
monwestl for the session of 1867.
- Witness my hand and the seal OF said Office
; l. g this tWeH second day of June, thousand
Il eight hundred and hfty-seyen.
A. g. CURTIN,
G90m3 .Sscrst1ry Of The Commonwealth
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10
Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
DY virtue of a writ of Vend. EX. is
- sued out of the Court of Common Pleas
of Union county and to me directed, | will
expose 10 Public Sale or outcry, at the Public
house of David Herr,in Lewisburg,on FRIDar,
July 10th 1857, commencing at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, of said day, the following property,to wit:
A certain tract of land, situate in Union
township, Union county, adjoining on the
north and cast, lands of Mary jenkins on the
west, lands of John Phillips; and on the south.
lands of John Phillips, John Youngman, and
Jesse Nj. Walter. Containing SEVENTY
ACRES, more or ess,with the appurtenances.
The above tract of land contains a large
quantity of IRON ORE-the improve
ments for taking out the ore are made, the
veins opened, and everything arranged for
mining purposes. a- 5.a'a
Seized taken in execution, and to be sold as
the properly of Horatio G. Taggart, Josiah H.
Furman, and Elisha c. Barton.
DANIEL d. GULDIN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Lewisburg, June 9, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10
MECCA and MOhammed.-PU1
lvU NAM r. On have pb!i chad anJ mo-

| N LSAA anu IuOusA11lIb1eus-f l.
VNl NAM & co. have published and now
ready for sale, Burton's Pilgrimage to Mecca
and the tomb Of the Prophet. ioifh Introduction
ty BATARD TAYLOR. ! vol. L. no., with II.
| lustrations. so.
The history OF this curious book is as fol.
lows:
Burton, an officer of the East India Compa.
ny.having in a long residence m Upper India
acquired perfect knowledge of the Oriental
language and customs, projected visit, un-
der the auspices of the Royal Geographical
Society, TO the Holy City of Mecca and the
Tomb of the Prophet at Mecina, places rarely
If ever before visited by any Englishman.
This he successfully accomplished in ls43-
4, disguised as Mohammedan Dervish. The
history OF the Pilgrimage is not surpassed in
interest and originality by any book Of travel
ever published-embracing his residence at
Cairo as a Mohammedan student the tourney
across the desert with the great annual cara
van OF pilgrims; the visit 10 the tomb of Mo-
hammed; the discovery that the sacred black
stone of Mecca is an areolte; the annu.
al sermon preached at Mecca to an audience
Of 10000 pilgrims gathered from all parts of
the Moslem world his narrow escape from
detection; and the only accurate account of
the Musselman faith.
To the religious community, this work fur.
niShes information never made public re.
specting the ceremonial laws of large por.
tion Of the eastern world; while, for general
interest Burton,s narrative will compare IA.
vorably with either Eolhem or Crescent and
The Cross. G. T. PUTNAM g. Co.,
10. .Ii Er,atl yay New York
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10
FOR RENT! I!

THE large and commodious ROOM
Il heretofore occupied by +. NJ. ZIrnAcH
In printing the Un,on Argus, in Frick's Build
ing, near the corner of Third and Market
streets. Possession given Immediately.
Apply 70 JOHN =. LINN,
Ara. 20 1851 Attorney lnr wv FRICK
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10

e0r We are indebted to one of the
teachers Ter catalogue of the Dickinson
ocm'nary, Williamsport, for the current
year There are ii Teachers and 436
Students names enrolled
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
EhP "a l.

y.NHE subscriber Offers FOR sale his Residence
on the west side of South Second street
in the Borough of Lewisburg, between Market
and StLouis streets, consisting Of near lot and
halle OF ground, making alrontof99 ieeton said
Second street, and in length I57 feet, 6 inches.
The Improvements are a commodious three
- storey BRICK DIV EILING
.s!.aHOUSE. Of pressed brick, Il feet
front by 3G feet deep-weH iInlshed-"lih 4
marble base, marble sil!s and lruiels in front
a Grc-proof rooi-wilh Wing attached ol
% hy 10 iee;-an Out Kitchen Well oi cX-
celcnt water, with a Pump in, under root-a
large Cistcrn also under root-a large new
Stable-an Ice Jouse-and other necessary
ou,-buildIneS. There are also on saids-7,
Lot choice Fruit Trees and Shrubbery -
The location is a desirable one either for a
private residence or public business. lis on
the most elevated part OF the Borough, near
the Court House. and but a short distance from
Market >.rcer.-Terms Will be made easy.
June ., 1851. q. +. MILLER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10
Political Coinage.

The influence cf coins upon the people,
is we'll understood by all governments.
The smaller pieces Of money especially,
circulating among the least Informed clas-
ses, and seen and counted daily, have a
silent but powerful effect, as the history
of coinage in the world abuudsntly testifes
Coins and ballads are more potent than
laws or learning, upon large numbers Of
men and women.
The matter of vitiating the United States
coin SO as not to offend Slavery (ui,le our
report of Judge Kelley,s Grafton, On tbs
the public attention, not less by the sly,
insidious manner in which it has wrought,
than by the fact itself We saw it stated
that "the South" buy and circulate the
ncr ccnt-"Liberty" erased-whereas it is
we'll known that the old "Liber:y" cent
was prescribed or never used there. Ano-
ther fact worthy Of attention, is, that the
top piece Of the female head on the latest
gold dollars as much resembles crown as
a liberty cap!
A gentleman of Selinsgrovo who heard
Judge KS remarks, informed US, that a
few years ago be saw in the L. S. Mint at
Philadelphia, well stuffed and well pre-
served specimen of a Fish Uaph, which, in
opposition to his protest that it was not an
Eagle, those in charge declared was an
Eigle and probably from that "nrodel'
the new bird on the new cent owes his
origin. As the controllers Of the Mint are
not required to be Ornithologists Or NJ.
mismatics, but only faithful Party Poll.
ticians, aud may not know "a hawk from
hand-saw," it is no wonder they cherish.
cd q Fish hawk for IN Eagle, and the alb.
scncc of the word "Liberty" may be cxcu.
scd in them. Probably progressive" De.
mocracy will next substitute "Slavery"foI
"Liberty," and let the Fish hawk proclaim
it-for the Philad. Southern IHonitOr claims
that "Slavery is national, and not section
al" and number of our Pennsylvania
Democratic exchanges endorse and approve
the Monitor.
We say, keep the "Old Rcds"-the
"Liberty" coppers-and call on Govern.
ment to RESTORE the word "Liberty"-
the Liberty cap-aud the American Eagle
t. all our coin" Let the amalgamation
"Nickels' (and the "Nickers'') already
coined 60 "down South, "iiaud stay there, }
but n:ver issue another bastard coin. In
tie mean time let all false coin and false
doctrine be "nailed to the counter" and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of coin or color
be confined, as ''peculiar Institutions" to
the South.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY

L'0R SALE.---The Trustees Of the
i Lewisburg Presbyterian Congregation
will offer al Public Sale, on the premises. COM
mencing at = o'cloci in the afternoon Of
Tuesday. July 2S, 1857.
TWO LOTS. Nos 3li and 3l5, sit
uated on the corner Of Front and 81. Louis
streets, on which are the Presbyterian church
building formerly used, and the Session House
both, Brick Buildings, in good repair.
Also Lot No. as. on Market street, on
which is erected School House.
The School House will also be sold, sepa-
rate from the Lot
Terms made known AZ sale.
WILLIAM NGSBIT, President.
r. II. WILSON Secretary. July }, 81.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10

DEPARTURE OF GEN. WALKER.-The
arch fillibuster Walker left town on
Wednesday night for Nashville, to see his
father, and thence for New Orleans, to
hatch new schemes of piracy against Cen.
trail America. The presence of SO many
Of the miserable dcluded followers here,
and the fear that they would make him
smart for the sufferings which he brought
upon them, probably FASTENED his dcpar-
ture.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10
Outrageous Acquittal of a Murderer

We learn from the Lawrence Republ-
can of late date that the murderer Charles
Fuyitt, was on trial in Leavenworth City
for the murder Of Hops. The murderer,
it will be rccollected, made bet Of a
pair of boots with friend that be would
kill an abolitionist before the sun should
set. To make good his word be left town
shortly afterwards in pursuit of an inno-
cent ino!sasiys @ e@igEan!s s pamsa ASpgEgs.
the place on his way to the interior of the
territory. He overlook the unsuspecting
traveller, shot him down in cold blood,
without word Of provocatiOn, scalped him
and galloped back to town, brandishiug
the bloody trophy, as an evidence Of the
execution of his contract, and claimed the
boots which he had wagered
THE SCALpER AcoUITTED-Fugitt, the
wretch who last summer murdered and
scalped the cripple Hops, on the Law
renee road near Leavenworth, has been
tried before Judge Lecompte and acquit-
ted. The Jury was packed by the Bogus
Sheriff, who put on it eleven ruf6ans and
one Free State man. The latter held out
against the eleven for 24 hours, and then
gave in, for fear that his house might be
burned by the Ruffians, out Of revenge.
There is no law for a Free State man,
dead or living, in Kansas, while the "Na-
tional Democracy" bear rule. Bvt there
is "a good time coming, wait little long
er." The day will shortly be when the
Free State people will laugh at the calam-
ity Of the cut throats, and mock when
their fear cometh.-CHicago Trib.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10
Death of Hon. VIM. L. Marcy.

Hon. William L.. Marcy, late Secretary
of State, died very suddenly at Balston,
N. Y, at noon on the fourth of July.
Shortly after breakfast be complained of
pain in his side, and walked to the Office
of physician, but not finding him in, he
returned to his room at the hotel. The
doctor came in few minutes after, and on
going to Mr.. Marcy's room found him ly-
ing upon the bed with an open book upon
his breast.
Judge Marcy was in bis list year, hav-
ing been born Dec. II, 1885, in Stow
bridge, Worcester county, Massachusetts,.
After completing his academic course in
his native town be entered sgE9 gEsEn U9issSs; 9iss
in 1908. During the war with Great Bri-
tain in 1872 and 1914, Mr.. Marcy served
as volunteer in the defence of his State
He was in the u s. Senate less than two
years, when he resigned, being elected Gov
ernor of New York, in 1882. He was twice
reelected, viz in 1884 and 1886; but on
UFourth nomination, in 1888, be shared in
the defeat Of the democratic party, and
William II Seward was elected over him.
After retiring from the executive chair Mr.
Marcy principally devoted his attention to
his private business until Mr.. Polk became
President in 1S45. Ho was then offered
. and accepted the office Of Secretary of War,
and was considered through the four years
of his service one of the most influential
members of Mr.. Folks cabinet. Iu the
death of Gov. Marcy We have lost one of
our ablest statesmen. The Tribune says ::
"That he never approved nor couute.
nanced the violation of the Missouri Com
pact, is beyond doubt and this is all the
foundation there ever was for the South
ern report that he was about to join the
"Black Republicans Had he yielded
to his natural impulses in 1854, resigned
his seat in the Cabinet, and placed himself
at the head of the opposition to Douglass
Nebraska policy, he might, perhaps, have
died President Of the United States. But
Gov. Marcy was trained in that mistaken
political school which holds it better to be
wrong in the Democratic party than right
out of it, and he lived and died in confor-
nifty with that error"
He was buried on Wednesday from the
Pearl St. Baptist church to which he was
attached, the ceremony being attended by
the highest officers in the nation and an
immense concourse of mourning people.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10

New York, July THE barquc Pan.
chita, arrived at this port to-day, in charge
Of British officer, from the river Congo,
where she was seized as SLAYER by the
English vessel of war Sappbo. -.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10

ICE GRE4 r5-SAMUEL HOFFN
has oFeuci nsw Ice Cream Sa.o.n5
ms Confectionery, and wishes 10 see h.s
merauS customers iAere.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10

There shall b. diitional article to said constuiio
TO be designated as article eleven, US follows:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10

Prnnsylranir, !SS:
dc cortify that the above and foregoing is true and
correct copy of the original 'Resolution relative to
Amendment Of the Constitution the remains
on file in this Office.
(-) In testimony whereof have hereunto sct my
! L. :. hand and caused to be affixed the seal Of the
t- Secretary Office, the day and year above written.
A. q. CURTIN,
Secretary Of tte Commonwealth.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10
RESOLUTION
DROPOSING Amendments to the ConS,ltu
tIun Of the Common wealth.

e.olred by he Senate AMI House Of Rsprsent1irf' ofu
Commonwealth of isnnsylrdnid IA General assembly m''
That the ollowing amendments arc proposed to the Jo
stitution of the Commonwealth in accordance with III
provisions of the tenth article thereof
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10

IL IioUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
April %, 1857
Esor, That this resolution pass. On the first amend
ment yeas IS NAYS Il. On the second amendment yeas
ST. nays 81. On the third amendment yeas - nays 81
and on the fourth amendment, yeas s3, nays
Extract from the Journal:
JACOB ZIEGLER, Cerk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10

March 1891.
Resolved That this resolution pass On the first amend
rent yeas -. :. On the second amendment. yeas
%, nays the third amendment, yeas a. nays /.
On the fourth amendment, yeas -, nays 1.
Extract from the Journal:
w HANERSIET jsrl-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-15
A Book for the Times

Under this head the n Y. Journal of Commerce,
announces forthcoming work. by Rev DIR Stiles
to which 1t pays the following emphatic tribute
DIR. Stiles was formerly paste of the U nited Pres.
bytsrian Church in this city, and has hosts of warm
friends and admirers in our midst
A distinguished clergyman Of the Now School Pres
byterian Church 10 about to publish work, which
VIII create sensation in the re gous world and es
pee'Ay among the clerical professon 1t relates 10
.he QUESTION: OF sLAysAY: more especially az con.
nscted with the pulpit, and with domestic mission.
he enthor 10 native Of the South and is perfsetIv
acquainted with Its institutions For a pumber ~
seaIs ne mas resided at the North, end il now the
ueh,ssteemed pastor Of Con gfegattonsl Church in
r England. We have been permitted to read or
..'.s . co,ndsrahis portion OF the work In manu-
,e., ana uahesitatingly pronounce 1t the most in.
sosIns ara Ssioabls treatise ON slavery that M a
sst inetw Win IL the American Trsct socistv 80
bas 70 eohish BOOKS OF ,hat subject fwbicb 20
.,p taey ~ii not here 10 one precisely sdantsa Ia
sutlon al the North, where there IL s,rn,i M
a,bo1 ne. On the subject In mauy minds whtnh na
viii aupses are intelligent and well informed II
ksy. LIES Volume of about 800 pages Psrsoos wba
Dr. sn,s or hsye road the powerful sp.ssb Of Re-
G,n.,., nov q New Haven, at this PresbSt.,,.n
Know sh 1smniy In Detroit In 1850 will he sisa ~
sonius ,osa gentleman 10 the author az tbs Ctr
A1hs publishers are not VET ds.isnst.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-15
Lieut.. A. Gibson.

We see that the case of Lieut.. A. Gibson, fur.
loughed, is being considered by one of the Nava
Courts In Washington, which is now engaged in
overhauIing the proceedings of the Naval Reform
Board We trust that the gallant Lieutenan. may
be restored to his rank. He is one of the finest
officers in the service, and of the best seamen
and bravest spirits in the world He is physically,
intellectually and morally capable of any cons
mand, and known so to be in this his native city
OF Richmond. Gibson's last cruise was as LIST
Lieutenant of the st. Louis, under Captain Ingra-
ham, and he enjoyed the full confidence of that
commander, whose proceedings, at the time, In
the Kozta affair, were much admired. 1t is q
great outrage to put such men out of the way +,
whilst others left 10 the service no ought long
ago to have been sent to the bottom of Davy
Ionas, lockar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-15
The May Queec,s Festival,

We invite the especial attention of our readers
to rich treat which is in store for them to-day a,
the Metropolitan Hail. Uor particulars see adyer,
tisement) under the direction of Mr.. T. L. Galle-
her, the accomplished and indefatigable musicsl
Instructor, whose labors in that department have
been most assiduous and successful. The enter.
tainment to which we invite attention Is the Man
Q~een's FtstiUul, Cantata arranged IN fao0 parts
for the yonng ladies Of his classes by r. l. Galeher
1t will be rare musical exhibition, and one. we
venture to predict, delightful and fascinating AZ
it is somewhat novel in this city. We bespeak e.
crowded house, on account of the rich deserts Of
Mr. Gai!eher the intrinsic merits of the exhibition
and the taste and reputation Of our city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-15
Kew DuhitcaIInna

t. B. Peterson, l02 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
has sent US copies Of the 18th and 18Th volumes
in duodecimo form, of his new illustrated - mo
edition of Charles Dickens Works The whole
series are to be published complete in twenty four
volumes. The two volumes now published are o.
Dombey & Son, with forty illustrations from orr
ginal designs by Phiz and Crukshank, engraved
in the finest style. The volumes neatly bound
in cloth, and would make handsome addition to
any library. The enterprise of Peterson is worthy
of the excellence of the works which he Is repro
ducing in such beautiful form. For sale by A
Morris
THE Waterman moral tale of domestic
life BY James A, Maitland, Esq. For sale by A
Morris,