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CT M!tCER COINTY.
10 K (:ONGRC:-
of Fayette Ccvnty.
Ileliloas Jieellu-;.
The first annual meeting of the Disci
p'.es co-operating with the Church at So
merset will be held at Somerset, comm."-:)-rl:ir
the Friday before the second Lord's
iav in Scotc-mbcr. (1810.) A number of
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rroc!.:i;ncTi ot the Ooipi;
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spsl a:3 expected
to he present.
Pc:iii3"lvan3a n:id tlic TarliT.
I:i I'enn.-ylvanui the masses, without
distinction of party, are the friends of die
prot-.vtive system; end their Senators and
licprc-ntuavcs in Congress knowing this
fu-t, did their utmost to save the tariffof
IS 12, which had been fairly and fully
tested and found adequate to the people's
wants and desires. Eat one traitor to
1 er interests was found in Pennsylvania's
delation, and him we have in the hands
ei his cons'ituents. who will no doubt at
the proper time rebuke his treachery by
permitting him to retire to the shades ot
private like. There arc other men, how
ever, who are anxious for seats in Con
TiVas, whose views and purposes in re
gard to a protective Tariifare not very
ck'arly understood, and who may expect
to b o called on to "toe the mark' on that
question before the people will cast their
rotes for them. Of this number, we pre
sume, is Mr. Weyand, of this district,
who ha not yet publicly defined his po
sition." Tiie IJuly on Wool.
We observe that the Locofoco papeis
ccr.tiue to copy the fraudulent statement,
first put forth by Polk's official paper, pla
cing the duty on wool at 5 per cent uu-ih-rthe
Tarifl of 1612, and at 30 per
cent under the Act of 1S4G. They owe
it to the pubit-i to correct the mis-statement;
and unless they wish to deceive
their reader?, they will make that corrcc"
tion without dday. Here are the fac:
By the Act cf '12 the duty on all wool
worth over 7 cenls per pound ranged from
23 to 70 per cent, according to value,
while under the Act of '4G it U 30 per
cent.
I.crofoco Servillly.
Since tiie Administration through -its
organ, the Union, has threatened political
decapitation to all who will not sustain
the British Tariff Act. most of the Loco
foco presses in this State who had been
so prof.isc in their denunciations of that
Act, have changed their tone, and like
leashed hounds now bark as their masters
bid them.
S'.;eh has? cringing servility
mir'it be excused under a monarchy,
where the press is subjected to the cen
senhip of the crowned Head, but is loo
contemptible for any freemen in a republi
can -overnmen! to be guilty cf.
j27"Fcr the information cf our Whig
friends in Fayette and Greene, we would
just remark that, from all we can learn,
Mr. Weyand cannot run near as heavy a
vote in this county as Mr. Cleavenger
did; and if the other two counties of the
district do as well a3 Somerset will, Mr.
Stewart's majority may safely be set
down at more than three times as much
ss it was on anv former occasion.
31 r. VS'eyaiKl.
No man who asks the people's vote
ha. a rht to withhold from them his
opinions on a great question that in
volves their dearest interest. This is a
democratic principle; rnd we r.k Mr.
Weyand to answer tills question:
A r vnn frr the TarhJoflSiG cr the
TarhTof 1SJ2, and how would you Ime,
voted an the question had vou been in
Corgrers ?
An unequivocal answer to this query ; of which due notice will be hereafter gi
i etc to the people cf the Congressional' Yvn- t .
(ilstllv't.
T . . , -.1 j
e live in the same town with I
Mr. Weyand; and yet do not know on
u:.:ch fid? of the question he stands.
The Sr pcx her uumber cf this excel
lent and popular periodical is received.
Gedev never fails to furnish the readers
of his -Book" with highly interesting
ma tier, and the? loversof the fine arts with
someihmr to r-ohrurc r.nd the present
number is exceedingly rich in both these
respects.
ZZT lie August No. cLa not reaea us.
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Queer! - f
Some of 'the Locofoco presse3 bfiect to
be favorable to a protective Tariff, yet at
the sains tline try to persuade their read
erg that they would be much better with
out. Isn't that queer?
For the IJcrrJJ.
Mr. How. The unusual shout of
condemnation egainst the late Congress,
seems to pervade the entire press of the
Union; that Congress will assuredly bo !
long distinguished, a3 the most heartless
cud destructive one that ever assembled in
the United State?. Questions were for-
! ced upon the public mind, which the very
best interests of the
country required
shou'.J remain undisturbed: Oregon, as
j Mr. Adams truly said, was designed by
the God of nature as a part of the Ameri
can Union: 1 tie tide ot emigration has
flowed westward tor more than forty
vcars and will continue in an increased
ratio, during -renerations to come; here the
oppressed "and heart broken of Europe
find freedom of action, a shelter and a
home: The very same set of heartless
Demagogues, who the commencement
of the Session, at the uncalled for dicta
tion of the Executive, shouted for the
whole of Oregon: afterwards basely crin
ged and shrunk, in fear at the roar of the
British Lion, they I sec near tlc close of
the Session, urged the construction of a
railway, from" Michigan to the Pacific
Ocean.' Here is the very point at which
they should have began in December lar,t.
And they were warned of it by Mr. V hit-.
iieyofNcw York, and other able advo
cates of the measure; here would have
been the sure plan of putting us in pos
session, and rightfully too, of the
whole Territory and the public lands
a-kel fr its. cor.strtc.io, nr coild
have beec devoted to a more beneficial pur
pose; here would have been a high way,
which in twenty years would have be
come more populous, than any other ever
constructed on the Globe, a direct route
from Europe to the celestial Empire,rnore
speedily passed over, than any oilier, ever
vet discovered: Bat this would have
been a peaceful, deliberate and beneficial
measure; that would not have furnished to
the ambitious designing knaves, the
chance of making boisterous speeches, by
which they designed to entrench them-
I selves in the pieces, they had wrested for
the people, bv the most unblushing false
hoods, ever uttered from the mounts of.
men
a
Up
as
sacrificed half the Tarritory rivrhtfullv
our own. Tiiey sanctioned a war with
Mexico: poor deluded Mexico, unjustly
aud unncessarily commenced. They spun
out the Session to eight months. They
passed two Bills: Yes: just two some
what u-eful to the people, which the Pre
sident Pulk vetoed. They have squander
ed fifty million of the peoples' money for
their own pay, and a useless war with
Mexico. Thev have placed the Slave
holding power in the ascendency by the j
annexation of Texas They broke up on
the tenth of Angus, and sneaked home to
hide their faces from an abused and in
sulted people. And what did the AYhigs
do? They manfully stem'd the torrent,
of their destructive courses to the last mo
ment of the session, they spoke in sober
sense and reason, they pleaded the cause
of the laborers, and of the home industry
ot our own country; but they pleaded in
vain. Loom Anvil.
DSAYe owe our correspondent an
apology on account of several errors which
occurred in the publication of his former
article, the most important of which was
in the very first sentence, where, instead
ol '-less speed," the compositor made it
''more speed." The mistake was not
discovered by us until both sides of the
paper had been worked o.T, or it should
have been promptly corrected. We ac
kr.o
all i
ie corn
rcsponuent 1
ra.lsu-
d.
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LIGHTNING.
The house of Mr William Waddle,
near Mercersburg, Pa. was struck by
lightning on Wednesday week, and every
member of the family prostrated. They
all recovered except William Waddle, Jr.
who was killed instantly. On the same
afternoon the house of Mr. Wark, in
Chambersburg, was struck, and Miss
Walk was very much stunned. A boy
in a house on the other side of the street,
was knocked down, and others were very
much shocked. X man working near?.Ir.
Wark's was stunned so severely that his
If ft i-ide was almost powerless.
mWLim I mm
MILITARY
ENCAMPMENT
AT SOMERSET.
POSTPONED UNTIL 1847.
CIRCUMSTANCES over which they
had no control, have compelled the un
dersignrd reluctantly to announce that the
contemplated Military Encampment at
, Somerset on the 22nd inst,has been aban
I doned cr rather postponed until next year,
x U lllUcc vuuj vaults wiiiiu iidu dcciur
, . . . . ,
I ell OUT laviiuiioii ana tocir .uiwnjuiauiy
officers, yve take this occasion to tender
our warmest thanks, and to all invited we
express the hope that we may be honored
by their attendance at another more au
spicious period.
Samuel W. Pearson, A. J. Ogle,
John C. Kurtz, Thos. E. Ogden,
j John Neir, Wra. P. Ankeny,
Geo. Chcrpcnning, Jr.
Committee of Invitation.
Somerset, Sept. 1, 1810.
iC7Edi.crs cf papers who kindly co
pied the invitation will much oblige the
committee by giving the above one nser-
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t;on cr Dy pcictn- wie raine eunonjuy.
. Yes: they would have rushed into j 111 " ""r - I . ' .VV V . ! Vn" - -
.U r .1,1 l,!,ln,..-,0 tnnt Jlic.c o ,m.n:i- an-ciKM .;f Ik 10 tot. ' 1,'tllteU otateS Of 'l I .'US Millie, Or tM
war with Enjrhnu, could they hitie kept .,... .,, ,,i: i. .r..N. i -
tneir courage; out tnej snruni. oa, . , e.lrcmcv n:ea,u,, aiu! has r ' p.-,m- mn 44P ft:,rrwise
.i - . . .i r i t t. i vooic mciciij j. n la yrii'HM .anv ciiv or incornorao-u tiiifici. notui-
boastictr Braarts commonly do; tiiey I , ,-.
ASSEMBLY. .t;
I am again befor my fellow citizens
of Somerset county as a candidate
for the ASSEMBLY. Grateful for the
contidence already bestowed upon me,
I will only add that if elected I will rep
resent them faithfully.
JOHN R. ED1E.
Somerset sept. I, 1B4G.
PUBLIC SALE.
FTP" HE heirs of Peter Huston late of
Jl Somerset Borough, Somerset
county, deceased, will offer at public sale
at the hie residenre of said deceased,
on Su! unlay the 10 A day of Sqytember
next, the following real estate to wit.
No. 1. One lot oH ground
laying in the Bororgh of Somerset with
a larj-e two story frame dwelling house.
Carpenter shop, board shed, stable and
other building? thereon erected.
No. 2. One square of
ground aho in s.dd Boioujh, i:i good
gia3, adjoining hv.s of Judge Black,
the Borough of Somerset, containing five
acres. ab)tit one half of which is cleared,
the balance well wooded.
The tide to the above property is in
disputiide. Terms will he m.ide known
on the dav of sal? bv the heirs.
CHAMBERS HUSTON.
Sept. 1. 18 1G.
. a- w u:i;slLit
CAXCERlcKOFULA AND GUITRE.
7) Amp'e experience itaj proved t!ut
no combination of mfdicine has ever
been so eilectual in removing the above
diseases, as Jayne's Life Preservative.
It has cfi'ectcd cures that have been truly
astonishing, not only Cancer and o:her
discascs of that class, but has removed j !ecljorit ,rf-et at their re-pei iive
die tnosl stuV-om Diseases of the Skin, j pjjces appointed for h.ddi!! the election
Swelliitgs, Dyspepsia, &.. Ac. This j jn ,j,e tislrict to which tl.ey respectively
medicine enters into 'the circulation, and belong, btlore nine o'clock of the imr
eradicates diseases wherever located. j ;.,,, of the second Ti;eoiv f October.
It punhes the blood ana other lUiu. ol
the body, removes obstruction in the
pcres ofibe skin, and reduces enlarge
merits of the glands or bones. Il increa
ses the appetite, renioc headache and
drowsiness, and invigorates the whole i s
fvstem. a:ul imparts animation to tt.e j
companying the idea of swallowing med- ;
teine. j
CONSUMPTION, B ROM III I IS,
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i.n.n. n ti. , un.iu.-u... ...... -v... .. . a suiioruiiiaie toucer tr iiu i, vi
AM 1131.1. TiO remetiy nas ever beenierv men.ber of Coiire., and of the
found : remove the abore diesses so ! $Me L?-f;l.iture, ar.J rf the select or
promptly and effectually as Jayne's Ex- common council of any thy. or commiv
pectoraut. Itcleanses the luns from all I siouer"f any incorporated disirict. is by
ritaliiTg matters, whi'e at the sime time ! j,.w inf.;,r,aMe of exeicisi::?, at the same
it heals and inigoraies iheni
Prepared !
only at No, S South Third street, Phihi
delphu.
Sold by J. J. & II. F. Sclip'd.
Somerset Pa
Also by Edward Bcvjn,
Stystown Pa.
PROCLAMATION.
VW7HEKEAS. by an act of the Gen
V y eral Assembly of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, entitled "An act
relatinig to theElections of this Common
wealth," it is erpdned on the Sheriff to
give public notice of such election, and
to enumerate in such notice what officers
are to be elected: In pursuance thereof, I
I, JACOB PIIIMPPI,
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High Shenli of the county of Somerset j
do Hereby matie Known and give puMic
notice to the qualified electors of ihe said
countv, that a
General Election
will be held on the second Tuesday of
October next, (bcin? the 13th day of lb
; raondi,) at the several election
districts,
t
to w il : ;
The Flectors of the borough ar.d
township of Somerset, to meet at the
Court House, in s dd borough;
The Electors of ihe township of Mil
ford, lo meet at the house of John Wtl-
ler, in said township;
j 11c uictiuo ui ioc in us i! i :f ui i ui
keyloui, to meet at the house ol Jesey
at the house of Jeteyh
Pringey (now George Ansel) in said
townhip.
The Electors of the townhip of Ad
dison to meet at the house of Samuel El
der, in the town of Petersburg!), in said
township;
The Electors of the township of Elk
lick, to meet at the house formerly occu
pied by Joseph Mills, in Salisbury, in
said township,
The Electors of the township of Sum
mit, to meet at the School House of My
ers' Mill, iu s iid tp;
The Electors of the township of
Greenville, to meet at the house of
George Long, in said township;
The Electors of the township of South-
ampttn,to meet at the house of Daniel
Lepley, in said township;
The Electors of the Borough of Ber
lin and the township of Brothersvalley,
to meet at the house of Archibald Corap
ton, in said borough;
The Electors of the township of Sto
nycreek, to meet at the house of Jacob
Will, Jr. in said township;
The Electors of the Boroujh of Stoys
town, to meet at the house of John Hiie,
in said borough;
The Electors of the township of Que
mahoainj, to meet at the bouse of David
Shaffer, in Stoystown;
The Electors of the township of Alle
gheny, to meet at tb.e house of James
Phtlson, in said township;
The Electors of the township of Ccn
emaurh, to meet at the house of Peter
Levy, in said tp;
j he tiecmrs oi ilia tawnsiiip ci ciaue. -
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'P!, r.""... ..t C Tnr.ttOa n r.f ani i ir, rcctnr to f.irl !l W t : fl
to meet at the house of Henry Fry, in
said township;
The Electors of the township of Paint
to meet at the School Houso erected on
the land of Henry Berkey, iu said town
ship; The Electors of the the township cf
Jenner, to meet at the house of George
Parker, t;t said township;
At which lime and places the Qualified
Electors aforesaid will elect by ballot.
One Person for Member of
4 1 J - . r i I t . . n ii .n j i r i
uiu .uuusu ' ncpi i!una-
tives of tiie United States,
in conjunction with the
c.ua'ies of Fayette and G recur.
One Person for Canal Com
missioner of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania:
One Person for lember of
ot the jJouseoi Keprescn-
tatives of the Common-
wealth of Pennsylvania.
for hcriiT of
tlic Countv of Somerset:
One Person for Commission
er of said countv,
One Person for Coroner of
said countv:
One Person for Auditor, and
Three Persons for Poor
House Directors.
EC7Tlie elertcon to be opened be
tween the hours of 8 and 10 uVlock in
the ft;rei:oon. by a pufdie proclamation,
and to be kept open until 7 o'clock m the
evening, when the pjlls shall be ch
sed.L33 "The inspectors and b.jdgrs of the e-
'and each of 53,. liisCi'iuri shall .'. tit
one e!erk, who shail be a qauliutd voter
of such district."
"Ai'd it is furthrr directed, that the
SberilT "shall ivc n;ict that every per-
SU1I, Ciltllii.lS "5 1' l'l IHS. I , .-
shall bold dov office or sPooiutment ot
stia;i ue employed under the legislative
executive or judiciary dep-irtrneui of this
Sute, or of ibe Ui:ed Slates, or of any
Jcitv or incorporated district, and that ev- I
. ,!IP .-.flVc or a:)uoiiitii;ent of iud-ze.
! inspector, or cierk of any election of this
. fotiifiioit v:ihh, :;r.d tlut no inspector, i
iudjre or fiiher officer of any sndi eicc- ;
; tion, sh:i!l be ehgibie iJ any oihee to be
I then voted for.
.In case the person who shall have re-
ceived the second highest number cf
votes for inspector, shall not attend on
tho (hv f portion, the nersfln wh shall
have received the second highest num
ber of votes forjut-'ge nt tb.e next pre
ceeding election, shdll aci as inspector in
bis place. And in case tn person who
shall have received he highest number
of votes for inspector shall nut attend. the
person elected a judge shall appemt ar j
inspector in his plare; and in case the
re"n elecied a jud.e .hall not attend,
then the inspector who shall have recei-
veJ l;e h(ghest nu;nur of votes, shall
appoint a jude in his place; and if any
vacancy shall continue in the board for
the space of one hour after the litre fixed
bv law for the opening of the election,
the qualified voters of the township, ward
or district, for which such ofucer sha'l
have been elected, present at ihe
f . - ..I. r . t
place
num
of election, saaii elect one 01 tneir
ber to fill the vacancy.
"In case any cleik, appointed under
ihe providrn cf this act. shall reg'en
to attend at any election during said year
it shall be the duty of the inspector who
appointed said cleric, crthe person filling
Uppoint a suitable pfrson as clerk, quali-
i' . -
tied as aforesaid, who hJl perform the
duties for the year."
"It hhall be the duty of the several as
sessors, respectively to attend at the place
;f holding every general, sperul or
township election, during the whole lime
said election is kept open, fur the pur
pose of giving information to the tnspec-
trsra onil iti-J'TP ilipn lu!lil fin. in flda-
ion to the ri!l of any person assessed
by them to vote at such election, or such
other matters in relation to the assess-'
ment of voters as the said inspectors or
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either of them, shall from time to timelihis coninianwealth agreeably tu law.
require.
ncrjfin ctiill m nrmlltfll tn VOtP
'at any election as aforesaid, than a white
freeman of ihe ae cf, twenty-one years
or more, who shall have resided in this
Stale at least one year, and in, the elec
tion district where he offers to vote, at
least ten days immediately preceeding
such election, and within two years paid
a state or county tax, which shall have
been assessed at least ten days before the
election. But a citizen of the United
Slates who has previously been a quali
fied voter of this State, and removed
therelrom and returned, and who shall
have resided ia the election district and
paid taxes aforesaid, shall be entitled to
vote after residing ia this State 6 months
Provided. That the white freemen, citi
zens of ihe United Slates between the
ages of twenty-one and twenty-two years
and have resided in the election district
ten days as aforesaid, shall be entitled
to vole, although they shall not havepaiJ
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yit
'No person shall be admitted to ro'e )
whose name is not contained in the list.
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ol taxable innaoitants lurniMieu oy i.iu
commissioners, unless. First he produce
- . t A M tl.n n n v m n . . I! L ill f IT 1
years, of a State or onniy lax assessed
?reeably to theConstiuition.an give sst- s
isfactory etidence either on Ins own oatu
or affirmation, or the oaih oraffirmation
of another that has paid su h a tax, or on
failure to produce a receipt, shall nv-ke
an oath t; tlie payment iht-reof; r Se
5o
1C
I -
an e;ecU-,r ,clWecn the ?ge ol ienty-one ;
and twentv-two vears, he sliall depos
on oath or afarmaticn that he has resided
in the Suie a! least one year neit before
his application, and make such proof of I
residence in ihe district aa s rc iy ired by !
ibis act, ami that he does verily I eliere, j
Srotn tiie arrour.is given ttisu iht he is ot
the rge aforesaid, and givcMtcIi other v
idence as is required Uy th i- at.!, uliere-
unon the ii i.'ue of liie oerum so r.!;i.i::e.
u; tott? sha:l ins,r,rfll in liie 3.) ilhtu
v ; t: e .1
c.il ist by the iii-j ec:ors an I a n .'o v.-.n'e j
oppor.e trtere ii uy writiug ine wora
l.iS.'' if lie shall be ad'r.ii.ej to vo'.e liy !
reas'oi iherrof'jhatif'g paid t it. or tb.t-M crd
'age if he shall be admiipd to ote by J
res n of such ri: -iljall ba c.dled out to
tiie clerks, who shall in .ke the likes r.otcs j
in iie list of foter kept by them. j
"In all cases where t.e name of tlsc j
rcrson cl;i;viing to tote is found on the-
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list luriu-uicil by the coitin;srioner. ato.
I assessor, or his tiiiht to vote whether
found thereon or no', is objected t. by
anv qu.hfid citizen, it shall be the duty
of the inspectors to ex. mine such per en
on oath as the qualifications, and if he
claims to have resided in the St ile for
one year or more, !is oath shall he suili
cient proof thereof, buisduii make proof
bv at iea.-t one cninpcte; t wites, h!io
bhdll.-e a tpu'iried elector, t'iut lie h.is
re-id;d v. tiie district for more thv.n
tn J;ivs imu.ed atei v i lercedimr said e-
lection, and hull alsosweur t!nl bis bona j
fi le residence, in pursuance t.l his lawiul
calling, is witiiin Uie itistrict. and tint Ue
tl d not remove in'o aid dis rtt for ihc
purpopc of votis4 iherein.
Evrrv person qualititd a? aforesaid,
nd wh'spt!l mlie due proof, if requir
ed, of his residence ai d payrr eat (f
tjxes. as aforesaid, sli .ll be admitted to
! . .. j in s!j i.Ti i's'.in. v;:.r:' or distr'.cf.
111 hich he ha!l reside.
"If coy p rson sh.dl prevent or at
tempt to preveot any of.i cr of any elec
tion under this act, from holding such e
lection, or use or theaten any violence
to anv sin h tillicer, or sb3tl interrupt or
improper! v lottrfcre with him it: the ex
ecution of bis duty, or shall block up the
window or avenue to any window where
the same may be holding, or shall rio
touslv disturb the peice at such election,
or sh i'l use or prj' iiie any in'.iaiidating
ilireats, force or violence, v itii design to
influence nnduly orceraweany fleeter
or to prevent lira from voting or to res
train the frrcdoin tf choice, such person
on conviction shsl! be foied in any sum
not exceedit'g five dollars and be impri
soned for anv time not Itss than ni;r uio.e
than twelve n-.n
th, ir.d if it shall be
shown to the court, where me trial ot
aucu ouence shall be had, that me .per-!
son so chunuir. wa n t a i
' the city. u ard. or district, cr
resident ol
township
'.vhere the said ..ffcn.ee was committed.
and not entitled to vo e t.'.erein, tr.en on
conviction, lie sh.dl bo sentenced to pay
a fine of not less than one hundred, nor
more than one thou-nd dollars, and be j
imprisoned uot less than six months nor
more than two-year.
"If any person or persons shall make!
anv bet or wa.p:r upn lh result of any
election wi.htn this doum onwcahli, or j
shall offer to make any such bet or wajer.
either by verbs! prochm dion thereof, or
by anv written or printed advertisement,
challenge or invite any person to m ke
such bet or waer.up.on couviclioti there
of, he or they shall forfeit and p iv three
times the auiouniso bet or otfeied to be
bet,
If any person not by law qualified,
shall fraudulently vote at any election in
this commonwealth, or being othewise
qualified, shall voto our of his proper dis-!
trict, or ifany person kuowr the want
of such qualification, sh dl aid :o procure
sucli pero:i to vote, ihe person offer.d :
r,(T, shall or con viciinn. be fl ied i'l any j
sum not exccrdit.2 twn hundred dollars'
and be impiiswned Ibr any term not ex-j
ceeding ihree nion!!;--. j
"If anv peron sh .'i v-n'e at more than
one election ditrct. cr oiberwise fraud- j
ulently vote more th m once on the same j
day. or shall fraudulently fold and ihliver I
to the inspector two tickets folded tojeth- j
er with the intent illegally to vote, atlvise j
and procure another ko - d , L e or t.h-y j
r' I- I .M .linn f i rt i f ? I fl J
n r ''fJ s ,i fill i ; pi'.ntrui v. 4nvi
anv nim not less tint fifty or mors tnan
; j . . ,
; hve hnntireu umai, a. .u ic . ..J ..-w..co
i'c any t?rm nt less than there cr more
than twelve months,
I If anv person not qitshhed to vote iu
(except the sons of qualified citizens,
shall appear at any place of election for
tiie purpose of issuing tickets or of influ
encing the citizens qualified to vo'e, he
shall on conviction, forfeit and pay any
sum not exceeding one hundred dollar
for every such an offence; and be impri
soned for any terra not exceeding three
mnths."
And the return jodjes of the respect
ive districts are requested to meet at the
Court House in the borough of Somer
set, on the Friday succeeding ihe second
Tusiday in October, (hing the lohh)
then and thera to perform the datiss er
joined upon thera by law. j
Given under my hand, at my ofHce in f
Somerset, this 1st day of Septem-j
ber. in the vcar of our Lard one ;
thousand ei2ht hmufred and fory
six, and the ?0th cf ihe ndepen-
dence of ti e Unhetl States.
JACOB PIllLIPPii Sheriff, j
Sfrt?rabf h
M WIS Cm referred t- tha prrci-v t
the law, tenders his pr ft ,:!
services to his ciJ client an I ihe pu-tii
gener-li v.
OSee in North erd f S.y.-Vr's row.
ately ocupird bv A. J i'g. L-q.
TEE GCHECII ECHC CLS.
!
(v F Sorrrrsei bT"-inh. w:'l rpen i
.Mop.day, the T.h September, t
continue lor six moai:.
A Teai-her, capable of ciinj instm
ti'ta in rca ling, writing, ar'nhicetic a.l
grammar, uaMed nooe other reed, ap
ply. By order of the Board.
Aug. ' GflO. MOWIIV. See'y.
Tl AMF. trespassing on the premise?
L f tb.o sub-riKer, in JenneriU
township on the 2 lib day cf July lSti,
a Black Elare Colt
supposed to be two years old Lit spring,
writ bad face ai d ihree white log to tba
knees, ami the Itfi hip is slipped an A no)
oilier mr.rks.
Tiie owner is requested to corns f..r
ward prove propeny, pr.y charge?, uu,t
take her away, or she will be dupesed
of as l!iu law directs.
JACOfJ CROWN,'
Av-:i 13. ISiCu
Slrav Steers.
T1AME to the premises of the sab
J scriber, in "Somerset township
eleven mi!e3 west of the town of Somer
sot, on the turnpike, about the first cf
May last, four stray?, as follows:
One brindle steer:
One brindle and white steer;
One dark red steer, with sotne whi',3
on t!e body, and .
One brown steer, with white head.
All are two-year olds' and neidier ha
any ear marks,
The owner 13 requested to eprre f ;r
ward prove property, pay charges at. I
t ike tliem away, otherwise they will la
diipesed of as tiie law direct?.
JOHN C. DENFOHD.
At:?. IS '-iO.
Somerset County, ss.
IX'-rsyil A T an adjournpd Orphani
L. . J court held at Somerseti l
sud for said county on me
Hth day of uly, 'A. D.lS 'd. DclVre
he Honorable Judges thereo''.
ON motion of F. M, Kimme I Esq, il l
court srar.t a ru'e on the i-.rirs at.J
leal Representatives of SVilliiim Sii
baiish deceased, to appear at an adjourn
ed Orphans' Court to be held at Somer
set on Monday the Till day of Sep'embef
next (IS4C) and shew cause if uy thry
have why the Ileal Estate of faid Win.
Sdbaugli dee'd should not r e sold,
Extract from the records of siid cn-trf
certified this Hth day of Jul v. A. U'
-o..- iv it t!tK;n
Julr 23,
IS -a
LUrk
Tn the Court of Common
Fleas of Somerset County ,
Pennsylvania, of January
Term, IS i l. o. 6.
ND now to wit: 6, August Sli,
Tl The account of G;ore Weller, Sj-
questralor of the Somerset and Cumber
land Turnpike road, filed in my officei
and will be presented to the rourt for"
confirmation, on Monday the 7th day of
September next.
Proth'y Office Som- 7 A. J. OGLE.
er?et. August 1 1 ,-t S 5 Pro'-honotary
FBESCi
DUSR FACTO!
A.
rjTMlE subscriber respectfully ir.f .rm
the public in general, and n til
owners in particular, that he still coatin-
aes to carry on the ir.:.kinj of
in the borough of i'oiingiown, West-'
moreland county Pa. In a;!dj:ion to hi
old stock he has received a large r umber
of choice Burr Blocks, from she east;
with all other necessary materials. I.e.
will be able to manufacture Mid S'or.evot.
any size on the shortest notice. The s ib-'
scriber thankful for the p.irrr.age i e uis
heretofore received, he flitters himself
fmai eleven yeir? experiet:ce in hi
business together with keering the mol
i experienced workmen in his r:r -loy,
iiiai r.e can rcncitr "ner-- -"u...-;a::.i::;.'i
and thai cn ihe most libera! icr:::.s he
can ar.d will sell 33 law 33 any n; a i:u fac
tory in the western country.
Orders directed to the subscriber try
Yeunstown, Westmoreland county, Pa.r
punctually attended in.
JOHN TO NEIL
j.dy g?, 1810,
Somerset County. 55f
Vi-V, A. T ar. adj :crr.?d CtphzrY
t CoorlheMat Sonera tr
lyr'-X in Ar saiJ County. t
th Uih d-ycf JMy
Before the Honorable Jcdgei iher?f?f.
ON motion of Sam'! W. IV-rr.n
Esq.. the court rocfirm the r:-.3-.:s:t:ur:?
and srant a rule on the L e : r-i z:ui b.f.f
representative-- of J icch Mj?-; fdre-;
eL t appear ::t att stf jc.-rr-d fjii h'?:.-
court, to be beb! at S. .tar',, on t'is 7.U
September, A, h IS If ) A m? rrcsvi rf
reftrfe tii takp tiie te.d r.-M'" "r-' J-'
fob Moses, dr'tr' nt i're r. rn' f r. .
Extract fr.-m the ri ''r.;.i ,.i (;; ccif'i;
csfliled lU'ii Nth !-" '' ' - l5
VM li 1 i( RTTfJ.
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