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3. SANFORD'S INyIG0RAT0R
OF Liver Remedy,

THIS is of The greatest scientific neiieal diseo-er
i.s rvrrtpai. ,ni D. ,iaily King slmost IT,
vreat to bri,c,- IL cGrrs II b. nass ge brt
a. min, D.. ,t ,ri --sloln more bottle i. r.
anir,J to cure 1uY tind ct Lesr Complaint from Tie
worst isundi-~ Ds.pspsia 70 conm9r bead ache, a,
OF SLilh ar ;hg Eysnlt orr D'rasea Lhrer
o Yl- liver !. Onsof the pEiuss ti buns.
n, .trrn sre fuiiy developed The stomach almost
-. -. h r.I-, ~ the hs,itlry aetiof Of the Liver fr
rtr tosniuec Il IL functions When the .,nma. h
g.. q. iui t- bowels arraBi The v soi" systsm suffer ia
No.. one orrar-tbe Liscr-bayiIg e-..- !,
l h. Int For the diseases of that organ, th.
nr.iI. has made it hs study, in practice nor.
-, tgaf.v vaars, frd rrnie-iy Sh~rssitb %
,,,,er-t the. Ioauy a dran..r1ent- % which liafr
Tar-r,r dat tiis rrueiy At last 'ouni sny perm
trIh.i with Liver Complaint IN any - - Inns las
but tYtry ha-tr. and oinvirtion 10 certain
,fni 1uud h,- BEEN fpTni,d by dis-olynz guns sa-
,srrt H. that part which i soluble Tor The active
turs o ~" nrcine- These SnH' f.ino. an mo- bTi ~
lad matter from the system. supplying IN thr1r pla
f,- Inv r,w af bile iuisursting the stomach eAgsus
f,Jto ,H-s-t Wsu purifuE the bco's giving t2ne aHi
health 90 JI- whole I..ae.Isry, rsaoyinr the
h. ari .sciin. radical cure without any &
a.. -r -r,l.. sitter afrr's. felt By usinz C40uci u
s,4aer4l Poison that usually Fesor'ed ID.
T, MI Who viii f,liow these directions i' pei
t,ay ruar4uttel SIX HE,DAtE can L. cured by ti7
4 Two ;aa II oousi taken a. soon as me a'A-A >
i..f.
T,e rnr..raor ssr.r Gls to cure stomach sT Tie
l1i n 90. d, rrricgrr,i after 'atir--
Eau- attacks yield ra.lg 10 onr tile and VhIo z
HHr
-nui. %. uln-- who take o." iuyi=oTator
f.r Hy.f-IsiA or Jlulicc, ntihfEg IN the snow
wor.J q fll.' quickly the invisIa
tor II u! yellow and unnanrs color Ii
fl4- sk1n.
t9- Ntbt Mari. take dose 5ef re retiring, and g
n .Jl.r pres rf"utatIFr.
For h.truction IL Is sas' ani sure remedy
a 10 r.ui.y-s ti.. 4 the disease.
Costy-r-s cannot at who're the invi,crator = free
tlkeu, wh..c tA".ir Ir...s readily 10 isS doses.
II must BE- know that all these Ls'r disea~es or
r., u-rd hy Hsrnugsi Ii.r. sud them nse-i- =
I.,E ui-iisins- u has ra"I~-,l powers. b.f
"a covered that viii SlI diss"s Il tie Lfr~r,
matter L0E long r,.n whF' may BE- their form.
Tie. active tucdriual virtues ex'rsct-d ftom the
u-. - .lc b, sstori, IN. 70 sll st their si
fo.. inr NON. the mr,ieine without reeeivinl
Irp.it II arts -ratic Cathsrte, and shoud asa,
b. taken sah,r-nt quantities L. operat-on tn io~~.
gently The best WY lake il i 10 take the ulrlicns
ia the month. then take water 1nf swallow t-tis
t.hyr In this way tbr n~ii-n- will scarcely b" TIA
. t,L SANIuFD CO., fropiistor..
b - Brr-'ivsy, S-w Yors.
S.Hfy CHRIST & CILDNELL. L''risbtrg.
t-gyT ". l.. MERWlS, Agent.
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IEWSRIIRG CHRONICLE WEST BRANCH FARMERJUY a. 1857

Mr., tr,5yy As.1,, tine Biclus Bnson Bsl ,p
Br,ru ctnss Ia,ar,r CSowtoTd Egsfer fitbonsy rotH
W,nco,k nm Hss IkTm1R Of Leirngn Jgcts Eerr Leb'
.cI,I,; U,m,,a Reed SIR IN Of tJnbT ia Satof Centre
S,..n SIrsrs Tborn Tanre,rhti rieiers Uago',Seir
Waya,y UTn,rsie ITInsre,o aud "n7"f-t-
so the question was determined IN the anrmaLTe.
On the question,
viii he Hons a,rce to the third amendment,
The yeas and nays were taken. and wrrg a. follow viz
,s-N.ssrs irr,srSon IliclhOhse frv fect be','oH
B,rer R,oa0n Guho,d' ci"pi.H chn'e cs,rr JfIeL,ra
Dessy Eoi Eyster E.uo' fSstr o'cbney Hassl hi,Ter
Ieins He>iaHd MI HB'gas La1adn n iSTlS ifoy",n"@
T,rnou youssseter ;a,brie Hpes Jrrbs Johns J'aS7n
En nfmap Ke,r Lbo L,noaker Lorca Minsar " 'i",oh'
Minye Moarhe1d Mtsfnr hasset"an Nictn.s Ngptson
Nsmacher IsarSo I.fsrs Ttras, IbirHaHl''Tc Rt"'-
s,yof Tork E.assr Reed Rtp Sha,e SoIH Smith IF tfp-
b,i Smith of centre SsreHsoH fLdn Idd Idnro0r ic-
ers Esqhty EsoH-sIsr I's.teroos Hai'st'" b.s'"''o
UTfJbf Zin,meibioH end G'ts-12
N,Ys-Nssrs irih,r A,g,tsfins B1eLhns Bisho1 t"yfy
D,ci 65dsa H,miion Lanoock Hne J,'hiss kR,gh Lei-
s.in1 n Rrdin hinsey Of I'LiIdcif Roiefts NT'teTs
Tb,y, Wiier Uirner Wharton md piTtroae-22
50 the question was determined in the affirmative.
On the question,
viii the House agree 10 the fourth amendment
The Yea. taken and we're as follow VIZ:
Yg,s-Hersrs AgdrTsp,i arthur Btetho"c BIchuy I+ll
Be. Benson bishop Bo,ger Brorn enhoun ta@pta Org
ILas, CLEARER 6gncio,i Dicsy EH Eysfsr ftiso!d te
Cibloney td Ifaici Hupsr Hias H,ssfa1,d hii HHs-
Ifogma Of Rerks Iefgid Of Lebdnrn U0uset'T !mbr,s
Jaeobs Jenkins Johns johnson kGatmG" h,'T L''
Lsis.nr"q Longukcr Lorch Mtnedr Nitgts MtafHoHt
WRpain Nqna Wasse',aoa Nichols Nicits'n NinsaHcte'
Istson FieTs Ta'TiIeE Iaicndl Purcell EdRssd n Pa-
,achia Ron,sy of lori Reriaer Ref Rbers Rppp NIig
Som Splh Of CIaLria Smith Of Catys TDLI,
TaI Jo-gLiey rd"ro0Ts Ioers Wi9Dssilr IIsr Hdrp>r
Wstyo oot Wharton Wiaistoa H!.eTOao ZD.Aaerndn and
CT. (Sr1ieTl-SS.
NAys-Nssrs Doct HIHaton Hnooc. Srulters Thorn
Uiniroie aad Wight.
So the question determined in the affirmative.
SEcRTrlRY's OFFICE.
HARRISBURG, June -, 1o5..J
Fspnsylrunn. SIS:
do certify that the above and foregoing is and
correct copy the Yeas" and Nays" taken the
Resolution proposing Amendments to the Constitution Of
the Commonwe eah, the same appears on Tie journal
Of the Houses of the General Assembly Of this Com
I nonwealth for the session of 1857.
- Witness my hand and the seal of said Office
/ l. S. this twenty--econ1 day Of June one THOUSAND
! A. G. CURTIN,
Coom3 Ss-rstrTy ofb,s Commonwealth
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-24
Real Estate.
Super ior House and Lot

FOR SALE-The subscriber offers at
sPrivate Sale his residence on South Front
street, Lewisburg. between the old Presbyter-
ian church buildings and the residence of
Thomas Hayes The house is a double brick
two-and-a-half storey building, with suitable
Outbuildnss, Shrubbery, &c. all in goodssst
order, and well adapted for conforlableS.
home. For further particulars please call on
July 6, 1871 j. Ii. MAkk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-24
L Beautiful Head OF
hECts g5G % sSE HAIR
rU1PLLTLLT PRkNERYtD
tn TIL, LDI' F'NT' L.


TO TIE GREATEST AGE
AMI who that i gray would not have it restoredt to r
ur ,ur a. Ia =. would lsaye tin -rga Ia Tvstr-j,
,r rr url sh iai.!fnh ard ~ hing bat would have
,,.d .r trout. e.i IN .cF' f.a. .rald bead Osss
-t.t.i- tlt ,.u,4 De- cured -h slrA bead H'h-
tn.rn Ia hut would tr cuTed 1t vii also remove all
plrl- g.. I ia, tsc' aui sSIn fTcf Mfod liar Ee-
tY!at.,- 10 ail t.s -- circular ami ths i'0wIn-
ANN HAZE. O.. Nolcuiler ). l>jc.
Prof o. J. w.oD-D-ar sir; have hear, much -
of Ire vlu.,-rf-l effects ot YOUR lir hreorAii'N bat
- .a.f. often -'a'atsi hy 4usrhrfy ani tHa'a
f.-r-- i... ...-. Ac v.s q s;ts'd O place your
Restore 'str il category " 800 u" ii'-a'' ai
,r .,rI s. tfrf..-t.I gu.,k r.mr,rs, until mo- ,u
Ia I-r,Ir cl4aJy ssuir months -luce wh'n You gave
A a--f5ra a. 80. tr.I 'lr t.-l Sc y'uf E~-,'a-
ff,. IN ~, fai.. ly nv std vii, whose i-ir
ia ,rr, tAia sud entirely white ard 1't's
siau.i- .ur 20 'Hus .aTe '"t---' H-r ISi ga u
Ell 20 t.s uai IaUtf brown GRAND hNo ti Srn'N
s4t l... i- -buiI'1. "rt -'sE Dag ca an ,hIIrH .
toe i,u. -r H'r'iUur- o. NE IT, not SIMPLY tee"us"
o., ,autisiu upon th- Lr. bot tecSusf II IT.
Be-. .il-ul iu.alg tie head md mind o'hrr- ~
nv family aud frI..- your Eestoraits WIN
til, Ia;, 81 i.r- tef' I.uy ~ Tiirisnla and dou'i
iY rfft g. i'- rsrr-trr aud yain- entirely re
luuf,J: sud aui io most enr'iialy aud eohAi'u-
iaai., 90, ;ir. - -s ~ slt Who would ha'- th'F
h1ir restored i'n sir or Esav ty reason o. SIC
.eJ t, ori oior 90 h,'gi, fnd y all young Iei-
son. vIs v,u'i la, 'is- hair i~1ut'iul SHd glossy.
N,1y tsu!y and gratefully ycuts.
r-,r,- ,v-r.. :. pr~= a long time sner VOC ;;
I.-fl i.,-, cot r., tttft, f Restorative for ~ira
, ~, flt. IA ,r;.r s--ut in nctroiiand wien
Il e. ,y- .H,. tu Try . 'n Mr. Nnnns hAiT a.
~ ,r-.f f-- - ToNrr II la- donr z.i That )
,-ur, j u, iu: md rf'"r- of uv family ar
frirI. ia,ins ~'uc-d is ,'ects. ere nov using st
linz t- ;l-, 10 Others vltteI ~ the hisLssI
,ui -iIerati.u Won rit'm i0r il
Again. ,..y avsleetiu.,y and ;,uly yours
SOLOMON MANN.
C,aLvir. H. JAM 2s, lSs.
Trave u,ci Pfrf q. J Wo,d'- Hair Restorative sni
iat, adm ~ IL. uou Tful rfects. Ny hair Is,oGi
iu-. CO.'S I i. lstuTvy gray, hut by The G-s %;
i. Restorative. 70 ta> resumed its original color au!
have no Iyu.i .-l-4tEyIiy 90
: BIE>SE, ex-senator, L. :.
q = WOOD 4 CO Profrirtrrs. ;.l2 Broadway. y ! .
ga ur great y. \. =. iai.ns Establishment and IL
Nar.vt street -. I1.'-. No
ISL And -oiI b. all good Druggists
SD 90 L,i.-UI.,.J W tHA iNT d CALDNELL-
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

TT,HE subscriber 0lier5 for sale his Residence
on the west side OF S5Gih Second >tfeet
in the Borough of LewiS5urg, between Mai@el
andStLouls streets, consisting of near loia and
halfof ground makinga froutof9J feet on sand
Second street, and in length 81 feet, 8 inches.
The Improvements are a commodrous three
e.. storey BRICK DWEILING
.E:-HOUSE,. Of pressed brick, a feet
front by sc feet deep-weil hnishcd-with
marble base, marble sils and i.nle.S IL front
"a fire-proof rool-wlh a Wing attached ri
% by 10 ieet-an Out Kichen--a Well OF e1-
cellent water, with Pump in, under rooi-a
large Cistern also under roof-a large new
Stable-an Ice House-and other necessary
out-buiidings. There are also on sainc,
Lot choice Fruit Trees and >Arubbcry -
The location is 4 desirable one either Tor 4
private residence or public business. l.is on
the most elevated part Of The Borough. near
the Court House and but a short distance from
Market sireet-Tcrms will he made easy.
June ., 1851. G- +. MILLER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-24

MINNEsoTA-The Convention to form
q Constitution has l02 members. of whom
co -.~ ncpuphcans, and 43 Democrats
but scmc seats contested. The Democrats
however claimed to bring in nine others
half breeds and Chiprewas-from Pembi-
ma, outside of the boundaries Of the pro-
posed State ! Of course, bogus: Ecgular
border ruffian proceeding. A strife for
the organization ensued, in which (l3th
inst tho Sc Republicans present obtained
possession of the Hall, elected our young
friend, T. J. GALBRAIrH, President, pro
ten, and Republican officers throughout.
They have a quorum, and at our latest
accounts were proceeding with their bust.
ness. The Democrats (and their lndians)
remained aloof, the Government officials
with Col. Orr of S. c., there, counseling
them , and threatening to drive from the
Hall the Republicaus,a ,as their brethren did
at Topeka! There are slave owners and
slave advocates in Minnesota, who will not
yield even that frozen cline without some
struggle, or intrigue at least.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-24

b%We learn from Washington that the
President has remitted the fine of $1,000
imposed on Capt. Smith, convicted Of bo-
ing engaged in the African Slave Trade.
We believe there is not an instance on our
records Of the infliction Of the penalty for
slave trading. There we're two convic-
,ions in Mr.. Folks time, and in both ca.
ses the pardous were out almost before the
Judges signatures to the sentences were
dry. Now, reader. peruse the following:
"The Circuit Court of Dorchester county,
Nd has sentenced free black, named Sam
Green, to ten years imprisonment, for having
IN his possession the ineendiary book called
Uncle Toms Cabin The Elkton Demoerai
remarks thai. number Of respectable citizens
are liable the fate OF Green. There is talk OF
prosecuting the subscribers to the Tribune"
No "Pardon" here may be expected.
Mr. Buclanans sympathies arc all with
the oppressor.
We see it stated that Mr.. Buchanan
Will intcrposo no obstacle to butcher
Walkers Efforts to renew his piraticai and
maFderous assaults npon Central America
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-24
New Time Table.

The Susquehanua Railroad being now
in running order up to Port Trevorton,
passengers take the packet only to North
CUMBERLAND, where the Sunbury & Erie
cars are in waiting. The Express or mail
train passes Lewisburg Depot as follows:
MOVING SOUTH 30, AN.
MOVING NoRTH-6.30, PM.
This is a great improvement. Unless
connections are missed, by this route we
can 70 to or come from Philadelphia OF
Baltimore by daylight; reach Harrisburg,
spend an hour and half, and be back the
same day; or reach Pittsburg by 10 o'c'k
at night after an early breakfast in Lew.
burg. The first trains have passed here
with two passenger cars fully load. With
the Railroad link completed from Trevor.
ton to Northumberland, the charming
Valley of the Sushuehanna must become
one Of our greatest thoroughfares.
The down river mails now close at 8 in
the evening, instead of 6. The Philada
route via Cattawissa is unaltered.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-24
More war upon Kansas I!

The Free State party in Kansas have
peaceably proceeded in taking a Census
BY which it appears there are between
10000 and $4,000 voters, instead of the
less than 1000 who voted at the bogus
election. Marius j. Parrott is nominated
for Delegate to Congress. The Topeka
Constitution is to be re.submisted to the
people in August, and it is said "Genera'
Line is authorized to organize the people
thoroughly to defend Ge Jalso.-bores."
Foiled in every atteupt to coax or drive
the people of Kansas into subjection tc
the Border Rufhan usurpation, Walke'
hus issued another 'I'roclamafion agains
the Free State men. lie sdys the mcjorit,
must obey his bastard Legislature, or h
wiU let slip the dogs of ,car upon them, a
Cor. Shannon did.
1t will be remembered that U. S. troop:
have been concentrating in Kansas, for tht
pretended purpose Of putting down moderr
democracy in Utah. 1t is now believed th'
real design is to procure U. S. soldiers i,
sufficient numbers to force through and 4
inaxguratc the .Sdue State Gorernnen
uithout submitting 1t to the people. Ano
thsr sacking of Lawrence, is part Of thi
programme. "Oa the l1h, Coz. Wake
uu cnean,ped outside Of that torn ,cit
EIGHT COMPANIES or DRAG
OONS. The citizcas hare determined no
to n,y9tiate ,cith him. He has uarrdnt
for the arrest ofMs CIy Officers and Oths
citizens of Lawrence"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-24
In TIE House OF REpl

APr1l 20, 1891 J
The resolution proposing amendments to the Consttu
tion Of the being under consideration,
On the question,
viii the House agree to the first amendment
The yeas and nays taken agreeably to the provi
sions OF the Constitution, and were follow, viz:
YEas-Msrs. Andcrson Arthur Bdckhou1 Ball Becl
Bishop Bo,csr Bro,rn Conn Campbell Co@ CtearerC Crdc
ford Dicksy Eat Eyster Elsod Foster Gitbonry Giied
H1md HirTer Hens Riestund HH ifnsqas H.3Mdn %
Berks InJrie Iies Jacobs Jenkins johns johnson kdIt
Kerr Knight Lissneing Longaker Lores Mdnedr h,n
gle Nddimont " Iirdin Mo- Ahead AYmmd MusseGdn VI
chas Nicholson Nunemdcler Rarson Peters Ptriken Ic
nall Purcell RdMssy Of Philadelphia Ramsey " Iork Rsi
nser Rod Roberts Rupp S'dw &odu Mnieh cf CIm6riu
Smith If Cntre Sferenson Tolon Vail Vdsrnohis lser,
Toegli,y Waller Westbrook Wharton Wills Uiiseroa
Wright Zimmerman and Gets (Speakv)-7s.
NArs-M Mssrs. Blckns B.nson Dock Hdmelfon Hancock
Hine Ho6man Of Lebanon Lsbo &ruthcTs Thorn Harns'
and Wnfrode-l2
80 the question was determinedin the Affirmative.
On the question, q ...... .
will the House agree 10 the second amendment!
The yea aud nays taken agrecably to the prov
sions Of the Constitution follow. viz
CdLoan CJmpJeu Cdyty Ent kawsud roster Gilded Htme
H,uper Hesas HestaHd Hleyas Hq6mdn Of Bsrks House
keeper bnbri Inns Js1,lins Johns johnson KorFmcn
Eni0h L<iMwfsq LoRgakerL Loven NanDr angie N Train
Noorlead nsssinian Nichols NIchoison Ntmocher Pear
sou Fssys ItrLea Cnau l1rceA Rdmsey Of ffhiadephia
Rar.ey Of FORK Rsdmsr RJer.s Rupp Shaw Sloan 7oin
yai Tossiiey aJ,-r WRtrvo. Waartsa Ammsrsas and
CT; lSp,aAyl-ss.
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PsRnsyrnnid, SIS:
dc -ortify that the above and foregoing Is true and
copy Of the original Resolution relative 10 an
Amendment of the Constitution, the same remains
on file in this office.
- In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my
L 4. hand and caused to be affixed the seal of the
u Secretar, Office, the day and year above written
A. q. CURTIN.
Secretary Of The Commonwealth.
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March 27, 1857.
Resolution proposing amendments to the Constitution
Of the Common wealth, being under consideration,
On the question,
viii the Senate agree to the first amendment
The yeas nays taken a:reeably to the provis
ions of the Constitution, and were as follow, viz:
YE,s-Messrs. Bre,c,r Brocns C.Gsy Ely Erons F,fer
Fle,nl,n Frazer Ingram Jorfon KHiia9er Kor Ldnh,c
L,pis Nue. Sofsd Sellers Shtmdn Sts.ic .Irdut Welsh
Hfilins Wright and Td9gart (Speaker}-2l.
N,YsMssrs. CratL CTessoeA Ftnuey GTtSg IiaTrs Pm
rose and .Southrr-7.
So the question v as determined in the affirmative.
On the question,
viii the Senate agree to the second amendment,
The yeas taken agreeaby to the proyis-
ions Of the Constitution and were as follow, viz:
BTeuer Brotcas CesstueN Ely Erdns fssT
Finney FlsnniLen Inqrum Jordoa Knor Luhoci Lc'cis
Myer Slers Stumda S'ither Sterile NraaL Welsh WsiHs
Wright and T,qgdr (Ssdksr)-23.
NaYs-MSsrs. tofey CraJ6 Frazer Gregg Htrrs kiHin-
ger Ienrose and S;ofsid-S.
So the question was determined in the affirmative.
On the question,
Will the senate agree to the third amendment
The yeas and taken agreeably to the Constr
tution, and were as follow, viz:
YE,s-Nsrs Bocer Brotrne Cfabb Cress,r,H Ely Er1ns
EieniI,n Frazer Ingram Jordon kdinger Amor LtUttc
Ls,rs uyer Spfed SLers Suntdn Soutter Steele Sraub
Usish wilkins and WTigh-24.
NAYs-Msssrs. Cetsy Gregg Hdrris aud Isnrose-f.
So the question determined in the affirmative.
On the question,
The yeas and nays taken agreeable to the prov
sions of the Cons titution and were follow, viz
Y.As-M,srs. Breirer BroUns Cbfy CTessceH Ely Er1ns
Fenniksn Fru,er Ingram KdlingSr Amor LdabicA L,cs
Myer S,efeid Siiere Shunldn SoHLer Steele Strnb Hst
Wilkins and JEright-23.
N,Ys-Mcsrs. CraJJ Fynney Jordan and Psnrose-4.
So the question determined in the Affirmative.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-24

April y, Ih0a
Resolrs That this resolution pass On the first amend
ment as. Il. On the second amendment yeas
81, nays 81 the third amendment, yeas az, 4;
and on the fourth amendment, yeas So, nays
Extract from the Journal:
JACOB ZIEGLER, Clerk
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to follow his example.
ga short horse is soon curried," and so
the General Assembly of Rhode-Islaud ad.
journed at Newport on Friday evening, af'
ter short session of four days, and will
meet next in Providence on the third
Monday in January.
Grasshoppers are committing terrible
devastations in Maine.
Closed-The Zimmerman Bank, Elgin,
Canada Dyes Detecter says it was con.
ceived in sin and died Of its own poison.
A telegraphic cable has been laid across
the river from Detroit.
Itis stated that out Of .ft1y of the larges.
manufacturing establishments in New
England, the stock Of only sic companies
will at the present time sell above par.
There are thirty three places in New
York, receptacles of stolen goods. Stolen
clothing sold there, is soon ripped up and
SO changed that the former owner never
could identify it. Silver spoons or other
plate are melted at once.
The woods in the lower sections Of New
Jersey, are literally filed with whortleber.
ries; many Of them are beginning to ripen
These berries, during plentiful seasons,
form quite q marketable production, and
hundreds carry on lucrative business in
,binging them to Philadelphia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-24
Freedom, national; Slavery, sectional!

We opp.al from The fire Slare-hoiding Supreme
Court Judses,o the PEOPLE OF PESSsrLvAsIA!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-24

March y, 1857.
Reso-sd That this resolution pass On the first amend
mcnt yeas ~, nays = On the second amendment yeas
%, NAYS On the third amendment yeas a, nays l.
On the fourth auue endment, yeas -, nays 4.
Extract from the Journal:
GEO. ". HAMERSLEY, Cierk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-24

I AZ oi0ou S"ASyS " oAheA r. SCutAo w.
on Thursday night, the 7th inst, by Jas
Fulton and Jas. r. Bathurst. This beal
had been ranging the mountains in tha
vicinity, for number of years, and com
mitted numerous depredations but had al
ways escaped pursuit notwithstanding ht
had been several times wounded. At tht
time he was killed two bullets we're take1
from the under skin of his neck.
The Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania re
port Al ,374 members. Amount of receipts
past year 1886; paid out for relief
burials, widows, &c, Sll8,202.
A young man named Goodman, of Mil
Creek Furnace, Cambria county, me
with singular accident recently. Wills
in the act of tying mule to the fence, th'
mule sidled up to him, crushing hin
against the fence, breaking a couple o
TASKS of whiskey which he had in BIZ
trowse.s pockets, thereby seriously if no
dangerously wOunding him about tn
body.
The house occupied BY Samuel Fowler
. short distance above Berwick, wa
struck by Lightning on Tuesday afternoon
Of last week. The electric fluid passet
down the lightning rod, and under th,
house, tearing up the floor Of room occu
pied at the time by some Of the family
but happily without injuriDg any person.
There urs over 500 men employed b,
the Penusylvania Railroad Company a
their shops in Altoona.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-03-19
Had this been done by the entire Court, 1,

Had this been done by the entire Court, il
would have been entitled 10 some respect from
the American people out Of Difference to the
opinion of court of such high Judicial au
thority, but coming as it does from a simple
majority of the Court, and no member from
a free State concurring, it goes forth to the
world robbed of ell its authority, and will find
no one mean enough to do it reverence except
party trcksters and those seeking political
preferment under the patronage of slavery
administration. And this indifference must
inevitably grow into contempt for that part Of
the Court from which it emanates, when it is
known that tile case was entirely disposed Of
by the first point made in the decision. T.
This decision comes apropos in connection
with the Presidents Inaugural, into which he
has copied Douglass Ksntas Nebraska bill,
in refuting, with a most withering denial, the
unfounded claims of the northern democracy
that Buchanan's administration would use its
influence for the extension of the area of free
dom.
1t seems as il the Court had withheld their
opinion that it might appear side by side with
this slavery inaugural, to show the country
who its masters are, and that the President
and Court act as unit in placing their feet
upon the constitution to stay the progress of
liberty. And while we most sincerely regret
this state of affairs, we cannot but hope that
good will result to tbe country from this goad-
ing on of the slave power, until it will stink
in the rostrils of every intelligent American
citizen, ,as Pharaoh has for centuries in the nos
trils of an impartial world.
In candor we ask our fellow cilizens of all
parties in the free states to carefully compare
them, and see the unity of both design and
action, between the Executive and Judicial
branches of the government in support of
slavery.