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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-01
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ny JOHN q. SAKE.


OF all the amusements Of the mind,
From logic down to fishing,
There is mol one that you can find
SO very cheap as "wishinsW
A very choice diversion too,
lf We but rightly use il,
And not, as We are apt 10 do,
Pefvett il and abuse IL.
wish--a common wish indeed
My purse was somewhat fatter,
That mieat cheer the child OF need,
And not my pride TO Ralter. ~
Taat | might make oppression reel
As ouly gold can make H.
And break the tyfant's rod of steel
As only gold can break il
wiah--lhat sympathy aud love,
And every human passion
Thst has iIs origin above,
Would come and keep In fashion;
And scorn, and jealousy, aud hats,
And every base emotion,
Were butied fifty fathoms deep
Beneath the waves Of ocean.
wish-ihai friends were always true,
And motives always pure;
wish The good were not so lew,
Iwish ,hs bad weie fewer;
wish tina, persons ne'er forgot
To heed their pious teaching,
Iwlsh lha. p:aclicins was not
So very different from preaching.
wish--,hat modern worth might he
Appraised with truth and candoE
w,sh that innocence were iree
From tre sctery and slander;
wish that men their VOWS would mind,
That women ne'er were rovers;
wish that wives were always kind,
And husbands ssways lovers.
Iwist-in fine--thai Joy and mirth,
Aud every good ideal
May come erewhle throughout TIE earth
And be The glorious real;
TiIlGod .hall every creature bless,
With his supremest blessing,
And hope be lost in happiness,
And wishing be possessing.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-01

EsaLaSp.--lt is assumed by British slatis.
llcians, lha, the yearly consumption Of to.
bacco In Grea, Britain and iceland amounts
10 5000 tons, about one hall cf WHICH, II is
supposed, 10 smuggled, owing TO The exces'
sive dulies (upwaris Of 1000 per csr,,l lsvied
on The article under the tariff system Of f,ha,
kingdom The quantity Of cigars aud snuil
imported does no, exceed two OF three hun.
dred weigh, pea snnum.
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THE STAR OF THE NORTH
70 rusLIsnrD EvERY wEpnEsDAY MORNING By
s,a, II. w. WEAVER.

sae II. w. WEAvER,
OFFICE Up stairs, tn tke eneso brick build.
ing, on The south side Of Main Street, laird
square be,ow Market.
TER M S:-Two Dollars per annum, II
paid within six months from tho time Of sub.
scrbing two dollars and fifty cents il not
paid within the year. No subscription re-.
ceived for less period than six months; no
dlscon!nuance permitted until all arrearages
are paid, unless al the option of the editor.
ApvERIIsEaENrs mol exceeding one square
win be inserted three times for One Dollar,
and twenty-five cents for each additional in
tei,iou. A liberal discount will be made to
those who advertise by the year.
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Reported for the "Star ofths NortA."
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
We heve taken some pains TO prepare for
our paper correct and full list Of the town.
ship officers elected in the several districts
Of this county on last Friday, which We pub.
lish for The interest Of our readers, as follows:
BLOOM TOWNSHIP.
Constable,-B. F. Hartman, John Ludwig.
Superpisors--Samuel ShafIer, John Pursei,
Martin Rupert.
Ousrsesrs-Bobert B. Arthur, j. II. Abbot.
School Dheetors--Dr. J. Ramsey, yelling
ton Hartman Z. B. Beidleman Q yn.
Assessor--Johu M, Chamberlin. .
Auditor--L. B. Rupert.
Judge--Calsb Barton, ir.
INSPECTORS Msndenhsll, Gordon X.
Gof.
MIFFLiN TOWNSHIP.
Constabie-Lswis Eckroat.
Supvuisors-Phineas Smith, John Snyder.
Overseers--Elisha B. Brown, Stephen II.
Swank.
School Direttors-Stephen Wolf, Juo. Mich.
ael, John r. Yohe 2 yrs.
Assesor--SamueI Snyder.
Auditor--Daniel Montgomery.
Judge-CharIes Workheiser
Inspeetors-Lewis Greasy, Geo. A. Blown.
RoARikGcREEK TOWNSHIP.
Justiet-Nichael FGderof.
Constable-Robert Hampton.
S,psruisors--Peler Levan, David Slruuser.
Orerseas-Samuel Hauk, Joseph Wilmer.
School Direetors-Joseph Hibbs, Michael
FDderoH, Abraham Mensch yrs.
Assessor Dyer
Auditor--Chares Dyer.
Jiise--Abraham Beaber.
InPectOrs-John Rarg, Charles Levan.
ORANGE TOWNSHIP.
Justiee-George Rchan.
Constable Michael Keller
Super ruisors-Abraham Arnwine, Moses Ev-
erei.
Ousrsees- John Snyder, Peter p. Kline.
School Director--M. G. Vance.
Assessor-James Patterson.
Auditor-WesIsy Bowman.
Judge-Abner Welsh.
Inpectors-Auguslus EyerhaH, David Z.
Hsymau.
CATAwIssA TOWNSHIP.
Constabie--Peler g. Campbell.
Supsrvisors-Malhias Hartman, Jacob Drum
heller.
Oversse,-So,oman D. Reinhatl, Jno. Keii.
or.
School Direetors-Wm. Hartman, Jno. Scott
Assessor-MilIon Fl. Kerr.
Auditor-Levi Keller.
JuJge--Michae Brobsi.
Inspeetors-James L. NcNinch, Francis
Dean.
MAINE TWP.
ConaaJle-Isaac Yeuer
Judge-Danie! Fisher.
SupsrUisors-Henry Baumsn, Jno. M Nuss.
School Direetors--Joseph Geiger, Solomon
Shuman, Michael Gruver.
Auditor--Andrew Andrews, Jacob Sha.
man, Stacy John.
Oreraas--Daniel Yetier, Hsrman G. c.
John.
In.pectors--Emanuel Gruvsr, Jno. L. Shu.
man.
Assessor-David S. Brown.
PINE TWP.
ConstaJle--John Young.
Operseers--Pbiiip SwIsher, Jos. Shoemaker.
Inspectors-Iohn L. Whiimre, Henry Faus.
Superpisors--Henry Faus, John Coiner.
School Directors-Johu Young, Jacob Chris
ian.
Assessor--Enoch Fox.
Audifoi-James Masters.
Jadgs-Georgs We!liver.
MoSTouR TWP.
Jtdge--John Deiterich.
Lspectors-David Baylor, Isaac Moossr.
Superrisors-Danie iel Ksrschner, Philip + ous;-
Ousrssas-Jsmes Barcn, Jacob Arnvine.
Constdbie-Peter Heimbach.
haessor-Cadwaisder Roberts
School Dn eetors-EIiss Dei,erieh, Geo.se
Yost.
44udilor-Johl Dsiisrich.
BEAVER TOWNSHIP.
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oversesrs--James Yocum, Abraham Man


overseers--yames Yocum, Abraham Man
ming.
GREENWOOD TWP.
Constable-George Ksslsr.
Supervisors-Philip Reece, Francis p.
Ewes.
Assessor-Daniel w. Robins.
Judge--Daniel l.. Smith.
School Diteciors-Elias Wer,man, Hum.
phrey Parker, Johnson II. IksIer iyr
lnspeclors-Joshua Davis, Richard Hea.
cock.
Audilors-Johnson II. keller, Daniel X.
Wsr.man, John X. Ewes.
O7etsesrs-Thomas +. Ewes, David Ewes.
MADISON TWP.
Juslice--Andrew J. Thomas.
Conslable-James Welliver.
Suporvisors--Jzs. Dildius, Valentine Wei
liver.
Julge-Gssham Biddle.
Asscssor--Peuy Christian.
Inspectors-Parvin Fisher, d. P. Ross.
School Dneciors--Neyer Wslliver, John
Shpl'z, Nehemiah Wsllivsr.
ovsrsssrs--John Swishsr, Hugh Mccol.
lum.
Auditot-William Newhan.
FRANKLIN TWP.
Jnstics-Reuben KniuIe.
Coussb LEA. S. Knit,le.
Supervisors- Michael Nensch Hiram J.
Reeder.
Overseers--John G. Henley, Peter Doll
man.
School Dirscion-Mosss v. Shoemaker,
Benz. p. Former.
judge--John Zgler
Inspeclors-A. S. Kniale, Samuel Ysitsr, j.
Assessor-Aaron Lambehon.
Audi,or-Aaron Lanberou.
LOCUST TWP.
Conslable-Wiiam Goodman.
Supervisors-Leonstd Adams, Peter Bi,nsr.
Assessor--Gera Hover.
OverseeIs--John Reinbold, Solomon Fs,.
, ierman.
Judge-Mabeuy Snyder.
Ius2ec,ors-Samuel Keller, John T. Wal.
| Ter.
School Direciou-Gcorgs FsGerman, j.,
Lewis Lee.
Auditor-Wrighl Hughes.
cEErGE TWP.
Consable-Chahes n. Deeficb.
School pireclors-Thos. Conlsr, Samuel
Hasenbuch.
Supervisos.-Abraham Ernwine, Henry
He.1.
Assessor-Solomon Neyhard.
| Inspeclors-Aaron Kelchner, Cyrus Crev.
cling.
Oyerseers-Jacob Hess, John E. Shsfer
! Judge-Levi A. Hulchison.
AudIiof-i,ev Aikman.
aoCsTPLEAsAsT TWP.
! Cons,able-NaIchla ia Rnckel.
Superyisors-JOssph Gilbert, Vim. Fair.
| man.
Judge-George Vance.
Inspeciors-Hiram Grouse, John c. MOT
den.
Assessof-AGd;ew Nel.ck.
Oyerseefs-Samuel Oman, Jacob Shiprnan
School DIteciors-Phllip KiRls., George
Oman, MsIbias Kind,, 2 yrs.
Audilof-Andtew Grouse.
BENTON Twp.
ConAsble-StephenK Kiefer
Superyisors-Thomas Davis, RL Neotsa.
hall
oveueer-J.cob wellire', Asnm A.
Hline.
School Direclors-AIoa Smilh, EI Nen.
denhail.
Assesor-Peier ippIsusa.
AuJior-Jaco5 WeAIveE
Judge-SsmrsIR R. KIne.
lo.Pecior.-Geo. Laubseh, WA. Yoear.
TIsHyGcsEIk TWP.
Coos,abIs-W. NeGig Woods.
Superviso.-Joha Crevsass, Iota B;zai
o.eseet.-M. A. AnneruaH, JoAa B.
Sucker.
SehOoI Direetors-Joass Doy,G- D Ez-s-
Assessor-J. c. Rscya1.
AuiIof-J. n Ne(cAGE-
Isjse-Michael LeDoos.
Iaspec;o:.-Wn- u. S1eks:, r c PI-k.-
ccSTSSs4N TIP.
Coo<1hss-GeoSss FsGipa
Scpe.T Tsors-As1a-5sr ". Sls, G.cess
Scc.l.
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School D.-eciots-lszIs. Hsi4ez-, !asszl
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-06

sa@@ TEACHERS INSTITUTES-Five Teachers
NS Institutes will be held in various sections of the
County during the ensuing autumn The first to
mence Monday, Sept II, Orwell Hill. The others
will be Smithfeld Troy, TOwanda and Terrytown-
The times &C. will be announced by circulars sent 20 the
directors of the several townships.
All the teachers and all young persons intending to be-
come teachers earnestly solicited to attend during the
whole session 1t is hoped that directors and others nte-
rested in the elevation of common schools will urge
upon teachers the Importance of embracing this oppOrt
ny for Improvement The only expense will be for board
The last day of the session will be devoted to the exa
mnaton of teachers any have not been in attendance
during the session they will be expected to present them
selves for inspection that day precisely at 10 O'clock
A. NJ Will directors to this matter that of their
teachers may be found the coming year without certif
Gates The exercises during the day will be drills upon
the several branches required by law to be taught in
schools and occasionally recitations i'll more ad
Ylnced studies if circumstances to require it. The
evenings will be spent in listening lectures and discus
sons upon matters connected with the business teach
ing Teachers requested to provide themselves with
the following articles, viz Towns Spe!ler, Sanders
Fifth Reader an intellectual Arithmetic Written Arith-
metic an English Grammar, Memorandum book writing
PAPER. pens ink, and states and those who singers
viii do well to bring with them their music books.
Although the Institute Is especially for Teachers it is
exclusive All invited to attend and all shall he
made welcome whenever ii may be convenient to spend
an hour day with 1t may he well TO say that it
will be favorable opportunity for Directors to employ
their Teachers Especially Is il desirable for Directors to
m present on the last day 1t is confidently expected that
The friends of education will render all possible assistance
in this enterprise.
August l. 1857. G. r. COBCBS. F.
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T TOW AN A
FEMALE SEMINARY Y .

THE MISSES HANSON respectfully inform the public
IL that the scholastic year will commence MOND AY,
SEPTEMBER Il. continuing to July H.
Miss o. u. HANSON will have the general supcrinten-
dence OF the school assisted in Music by Miss REBECCA
d. HANSON, and in French by Miss EMMA HANSON.
Thankful for the patronage already extended to them,
they beg leave to those entrsng their daughters
IN their charge that every effort will be made deserve
the confidence and favor OF their patrons.
The school year will consist of four quarters of eleven
weeks each. The vacation commencing in July.
and ending in September. of few days will be
taken at the holidays.
Weekly reports will he sent the parents, who ara
requested to sign and return them
We promise no improvement unless a scholar is
regular and punctual in attendance
TERMS, QUARTER:
FIRST CIdss-To include the elementary English . m
branches and the study of the Latin language 20 w
SrcOHd CiQss-Tu include the more advanced SIN
dies the English branches with Mathematics 50 90
and the study of Latin and French. .........i
Third Cidys-To include Mathematics Mcntal]
and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Botany. &C. So 90
with Latin and French. ............... .,...i
Each pupil will bring with her desk and chair There
Will be no extra charge whatever.
MrsIC--lnstructon on the Piano, with use of in.trl-
nent, will be given by Miss REBECCA D. HANSON $40
per quarter.
Boarding for yOung ladies be obtained in private
families at reasonable rates. Pupils from distance will
receive the especial care of the teachers
They beg leave to refer to the following named gentle
men ;Rt. Rev. ALoNZo POTTER, Bishop the Diocese
{" Penn a, Philadelphia Rev. DR.. MACLEAN, President of
the College of New Jersey.
- Hon. DAVID WHMOT, G.. +. MASON, c. l.. WARD john
J. MEANS, ID. +. BARSTOw, II. :. MERCUR, o. D. BART
LETT, r. o. GOODRICH, WM. &. BOGART TOwanda.
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SECRFTATY'S OFFICE,
HARRISBURG, June %, 1851
New Store & New Goods,
Patients Block, one door North Of GutfcmOurg,
R0spBbGUm e. ('O
WM. A. ROCKWELL,

r ATE of the firm of Montanyes & Co. would inform
IL the public generally and his odriends and customers
partuary that he is Just receiving and now offers for
sale the most favorable terms large and carefully
lected assortment of GOODS
THE LADIES will find that their wants have been
carefully considered. Their attention is particularly in
vtcd to all the latest styles of DRESS GOODS-Silks
Chalies, Lawns, Common Robe and French Plain and
Robe Bareges, Brants, DeIaines, Alapaccas, Thibet
Cloths, foreign and domestic Ginghams, Merrmac, Co
aneco, and all the newest styles of Prints. Mourning
Goods. a great variety. Apron checks and FlannelS
EDGING.-Jaconet, Swiss Thread, Cotton Black Silk
do. Cotton Iaces, Bugle, Illusion and Blonde.
MBROIDERGES-C Collars and Cuffs, Undersleeves
Dmity Mourning and Bugle Collars, embroidered Bands
and FOuncings. Stamped Collars and Bands.
WHITE GOODS-Jaconet, plain and striped. Plain
and dotted Musns : India, Book, Barred and striped
Muslins Victoria and Bishop lawns
SKELETON and Cactus Skirts Brass, Reed, and
Whalehone Hoops, and CrnOline.
BARRAGE, Love, Dotted. and Chantley Wells.
SHAWLS--A great variety
BOnnets
RIBBONS of every kind Florence Silks, Moire An
taues Fringes Saving Braid Buttons, Paper CambrcS
glazed Muslin and ali the latest styles OF Dress Trim
mngs Mtts, Gloves Sewing Silk, spool Thread, French
aPd Moravian Cotton.
Kentucky Jeans, Black Doeskn Check CotOnade, stripe
and fancy check, Brown Duck Overas, &c. Silk, Far
mers Satin, Marseles, gud fancy NESTlNGS. Buttons
Twist general assortment of Coat Trimmings, Collars
Cravats, Suspenders, Shirtings, Linen Bosoms, eady
HOI.SE FI-RNISHING Goods. Madder and undrcsScd
Furniture Prints SheetingS, brown and bcached. Dra
perry Muslin, Carpet bindings. Brown Crash, Linen and
Cotton Diaper, Brown, and beached Table Linen Nap
kins Dowes. Carpetwarp, Tickngs, &c. &c.
HATS &CAPS-BOOT5& SIlOES-FOr men, women
and children.
HOSIERY and colored. Mits Gloves, silk
Linen and Cotton IIandkerrhiefS.
YANKEE NOTIONS--Hooks and Eyes, Combs
Brushes of all kinds, Pins Needles. Tape Buckles Pen
ellis Pens nstands Tobacco and Shaving Boxes Strops
Fish hooks and lines.
PAPER HANGINGS.-B Borders, Window Shades, Wr
ting Paper and Envelopes
GROCERIES--F Green and Black Teas. Coffee
Rice Spices Starch Saaratus, Soda. Cream Tartar Su
gars MolaSseS, Peppersauce Tobacco Goldfish Mackerc
Soaps Paints. Oils DyestutfS, Glass Drugs and Med
cincs Lamp OIL Fluid, Camphne, Candles, Brooms, Bas
kets. Wooden ware, Stone ware Sleeves Hardware and
Cutlery Leather and Shoe findings, Trunks and carpet
bags, fly nets, whips, &c, &c.
The subscriber has purchased his goods for cash. and
therefore can afford to sell them low for country
produce and hopes for liberal share of patronage.
Tn,v Inlr
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Hllsrelaucons.
M H ~ O. oo MD -
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

COLLINS & POWELL are now receiving
" large stock of SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTH
ING, which they selling exclusively FOR CASH, as
they think bird in hand is worth two in the bush. Their
stock consists of Business Black Cloth Fancy Cashmere
Tweed, Kentucky Jean, White Duck. Linen, Marseles,
and Brown Linen COATS OF all kinds and qualities
Black Cashmere, Fancy Cashmere Brown Linen White
Linen and Kentucky Jean PANYS Silk, Satin and Mar
seies VESTS Of all kinds Black and Fancy Cravats
Gents Hose Shirts Collars Suspenders Hats md
and everything in the line of Mems wear. Their stock of
Cloths and Cassimeres unsurpassed, and selling
cheap. We still ready to make up all kinds of GAR
MENTS to order short notice. and warranted in every
particular all of which bound to sell lower than
offered in this market for CASH Cutting done
as usual. COLLINS & POWELL.
Towanda April Is, 1857 ..'
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Nem A0pcrtiscmcu cuts.
FOR SALE.

THE wellknOwn and welleStablished CAR
ZTxgh RAGE MANDATORY situated on Main st
.sk in the south part of the Borough of Towanda.
issIS& Also, the Smith Shop, Timber House and Barn
s9<9 on the same lot, and stock of Timber on hand
Also HOUSE AND LOT adjoining the shop lot.
Eg-T Th,. whole will be sold cheap for ready paw. For
apply the subscriber his residence ON the pre-
misses
\. b. The subscriber has hand some u=~ 81
$1,000 or $500 worth of CARRIAGES, ofCSAs@-GI
different kinds, which he will sell reason S5(Ff
able terms for ready pay approved credit.
Towanda. Aug, |, lSj7.m3 e.. II. DRAKE.
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TIE TRUTH ABOUT KANSAS
GOV. CEARYS
Administration IN Kansas !
Large l2mO. 34S pages.

ATlTH A COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE TERRI
" TORY until June, 1857. Embracing full account
d It's discovery, Geography, Soil Climate, Products, its
3rganzation as Territory transactions and events un-
cF Governors ceder and Shannon political dissensiOnS
PERSONAL Recountcr, Election frauds battles and
G with Portraits of prominent actors therein, all fully
authenticated. By JOHN II. GIHON, VI. D., Private
secretary to Gov. Geary. Carefully compiled from the
Uca documents file in the department of State at
Washington and other papers in the possession Of the
author, with full account of the invasion of Kansas from
MSsour the capture, trial and treatment Of the Free
'te prisoners the character and movements Of the Mis-
sur Border Rufans, the murder OF Buium and others.
Inc controversy between Governor Geary and Judge Le
compile The proceedings Of the Territorial Legislature,
'he pro-savery convention and the organization Of
'le National Democratic Party, with sketch Of Kansas
uIng ITS carly troubles under Governors Recder and
shannon its nvasons, battles, outrages and murders.
copy will be sent TO any part Of the United States,
ny man free OF postage, on the receipt of retail price
Price in cloth, 81 90. Paper, 80 cts. CHARLES c.
hiiODES, Publisher, Inquirer Building, Philadelphia.
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Isl OF y RORS drawn for September
IL Term and Sessions, 1857.
GRAND JURoES.
Athens tp--Iieo c, Page. ISmthfed--G W. Langford
Burlington w Blackwell iTuscarora-Augustin Lewis
john Ballard, ir. Afford Acklev
Blr!irgt n-Harrson Dodd, TowanIa boro'.J. Il porte
columbia H. 5. Taylor. Towanda TWP. Mace.
Clnton-Wm. Packard. iCSter-tieo Lent A Hol
Granville-A }. Robinson. comb, \ b. Smith.
Hrrrick-E. Carr. iWes-J. b. Dewitt Jesse
IitrhfrId- -Alausou Mum Shepard
0rwell-Wm Morgan. iWarren-J. e. Newman Ed
Pke-Iohn Williams. win ALVIN.
lHdgbury-J. Hammond ID
TRAVERSE JURoRs--FIRsr WEEK.
Athens tp.-Hiram Thomas JOrwell-H. A. Russell u
Horace Shipman. Cook
AsyIum--John p. Brown. Pike Ford, w. B. Stevens
Burlington--Palmer Allen, Ridgbery--S. b. Brown VIM
Jacob MOrely. FaSt0n.
Canton--J. Rogers f. Lilly. Sheshequin-C II. Ames.
Columbia-E. Watkins, n. Springfield Hubbard.
F., Calkins, n, Wolf. Towania Doro-W. Prentice
Granvlle-E. 4. Baiy. II. p. Moore.
HrTick--J. Crawford, w. A. TuScarora- bia Kinney
NhitmOre. TrOy boro-C;eo, Porter W
Litchfcid-D. struble, J. Taylor. '''|'' ""
Park, "a. Troy twp. Ruggles.
Monroe bOro-J. B. NJ. Hin Ulster-T. Mather
Windham-W. Sbley.
Monroe tp.--H. S. Salisbury. Wysox-J. Middleton
Vim. Lewis. Wells-Spencer Jewell
SECOND WEEK.
Athens nps trp-D $ Brown Homr2e tgWm Irvine
ASylum-John Shorts Jr. Romc--A Taylor,
j. Wilson. Smithfcld-E. Hurlburt T..
Alhany-A. Burdrk. X. Miller, 4. Riggs:
Burlington tp-L Grist. Sonth Crcck-E. Dunnng,
Burlington VI. Mexican, J. f. Kline
J. FOulkc. standing StOne-H. Gordon.
Cauton-S. Owen, Troy twp-H. Jennings.
Columbia Furman VIM Ulster.-J. Nandyke
II. Gcrnet. Wells-C. c. Cpdyke.
DureIl-J Herick, F. Y windham-Wm jackson.
Homct, c. Jennings .Wimot-J. l.. Jones.
Granvc-H. Ross. Warren Woolcutt.
Litchfcd-S. p. WOolcutt. Wysox-A. Lent.
T. Merrill J. Randolph Wyalusing-E f. r. Vaughn
Leroy-,ohn Mckee.
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Is SENATE March %. 1857.
The resolution proposing amendments to the CoStltu
ton of the Commonwealth being under considerations
On the question,
Will the Senate agree to the first amendment?
The yeas and nays taken agrccahly to the prOv
sions Of the Constitution, and were as follow: viz
YE.S-NeSSrS. Brewer, Browne, COffey, Ely, Evans
Fetter Flcnniken, Frazer Ingram, Jordan, kllinger
Knox Taubach Lewis Myer Scofed, Sellers, S!luInan
Steele, Straub, Welsh, wilkins, Wright and Iaggart
Spedker--24.
NAYs-Messrs Crabb, Cresswel, Fnney. Gregg, Har
ris PcurOSe and Souther-1
So the question determined in the afhrmatiVe.
On the question, A
Will the Senate agree to the second amendment:
The yeas and nays were taken agreeaTy to the prov
sions of the Constitution, and as follow, VIZ
YEAs-Messrs. Brewer, Browne, CressweI Ely Evans
Fetter, Fnney, Flenniken, Ingram Jorpan hn"x iau
bach Lewis Myer, Sellers, Shuman. Souther steele
S raub, Welsh, Wilkins, Wright and Iaggart, SPedReT-
NAYs-Messrs. Cofiey. Crabb Frazer, Gregg Harris
killingcr, Penrose and Scoiield-S
So the question was determined in the Affirmative.
On the question,
Will the Senate agree to the third amendment?
The yeas and nays taken agrecaby to the provl
siOns of the Constitution, and as follow, viz
YEAs-Messrs Brewer, Browne, Crabb, Creswell, Ely
Evans Flcnniken, Frazer, Ingram. Jordan kilnSer
kn9T 6aGn Sse sn e%I Ngr WeFb Wkns and
NAYs-Messrs. COffey. Gregg, Harris and PenroSe-i
SO The question determined IN the affirmative
Will the Senate agree to the fourth amendment?
The yeas and nays taken agreeahy to the prov
sioms of the Constitution, and were as follow, viz -
YEAs-Messrs. Brewer Browne, COfey, Creswell, Ely
Evans Fienniken, Frazer, Ingram, kinger, Knox lau
bach Lewis, Myer Scofield, Sellers. Shnman Souther
Steele Straub Welsh, wilkins and WriGht-23
| NAYs-Messrs Crabb, Finney, Jordan and Penrose-4
SO the question determined in the affirmative.
In THE House OF REPRESENTATIVES,
| April 20, 1857.
The resolution proposing amendments to the Consltu
tion of the Commonwealth being under consideration
On the question,
VIII the House agree to the first amendment?
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-06
DIED,

In this borough on the 26th ut of scarlet fever MARY
daughter of Daniel and Martha Moody in the 9th year
of her age.
In this borough, the morning of the 2sth ult ADE
LAIDE, daughter Of Henry A. and Angeline Burbank,
aged years.