The 136averiliri
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FAk' E It, OCTO B Ett 2, - 5117.1
31 . Soceilaneous:.
%Tx . nr,olua;;Tn., 54 Filltt- won, Pit.pibtfrgh,
the othorized RiTent for 'nit Armco to thlit thy. _ ' '
Iwo
'lle attention of the,,nubly In alreetea t o. ti i i r , i o - 1 2
l o ck new advertlxernente, I.4dch appou..mr. the
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trd time In 'Fur
Im - ;t e to-day. 4
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;"-El'etC:ll.o.P Nc.tiee-,8. 11. Sliann.i. ..,
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WAVateb lord-J. W. Wilson.: . . I .
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Boot 9 and .f.itoe.' Mil.on k:Btelrttri.' '''2-4
v6"-tilltf,n, Prit‘e.-J. S. Littell. -.
ix'Artt-Blllide4 Pllle—Dr. Bolinger. •
44770. C. Sa-Sain*l. -Allison. 1:
tr6rowrie ,t l i.k. il,sowarn--A. B..l.fiteirel. -
orsiwclal Nntirc.—Witabn & gt*art.' '
,r -special Notices—B. Talton. - 1 . ' •
ig7soecial.-Noticeo—Wileon & Brown!. . *
vrtilie/314zotices—B. Mr
albeim; • , ;
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:•.r..•peclr.ll:NeticFA,A. S. ,I,l4i.s.fiy. ..-..,
r r;3 1 ,, , ial •Nutieve.—J. 11. 4 1P.MCC. ,
rtrSpe' ii:li :
, pt4,—
:40tleWatt Genly. . .
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s o mq of th
i l o Coppei - hotql op:An§ t . t!IF fOr.t4e , reriefk
of Vie rec..t.itruclion taws. Why not 'repeit "Five
ofkiand Appotnatto% Court House:.
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iranted.7-Noartivedoteiiigeot or-16 or 17
ran WAl,tn/i at this °Mee, to learn the print.
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!eine of th,.! Lot Cense organs arc boa,:tingr of the
ti.irob,.r or ;I)tilocrat. trio) entered the Linton armies
fot:zbf'agaio,t the . Aaveholdera' rebellion. Bat
ti'orzre trrgot to mention - that the..roeu never re•
aimed to thi" l M. , nice:mite varty, and that they are still
engag...4 eght iug agalle4 traitors.. _
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Election of Trustecia.---The annual Election
tor Fift , .th Tr 1 tee Pt: “I leaver Seminary and Insti.
!CR.: Will beheld at the r..bnuivaii building, on Satin.'
d,y otit, O.:tuber at'! P. 31. •
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Our Cotiii,ty Vulr..—Our agricultural and me
clainical- &tenth , -throughout the' county ehonld bear
ia iuiutbatiour county rah' hikes place on Wednes
tsy. Thilnutai iUI4 Fridsy.(2d, 7 d suit •Itti) of Octo
ber. Ey, ry iu•refiu iri the county rhould be'preoeut
th 4 ucc.ion.
rulTersal ,ttirrage.- - --13 n of thC Nebths-
L'ZiNi.it arc, passed June 9.1, tea, women oc
szedre allowed to vote at the' dist t school mietiugs.
Tat under ,tila law will be held fu Oc
oinuha Repubgain 6llgaect6 "the enter:
ag, Wed;'-i . drAyp tur lanlyreal suffrage in
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Frost.—On last Friday; inomingoke undcrstiisid.
33 , sonic free' in differcOlporticiis of the coon
l'fas flits the case . on high' points of
.
IntPads:Moving. Avi-ny, Wtn. Mont
gomery of wt!.tiinctOnionoty aolFertiseA for este all of
proi;ezty, real
,and perK . Mul, 6t the p:Tefe',of that
c,,nuty. , " nil%
t , ,scret•mtl3 come to our iztiowldo.e, knits to the be
it,fthat Itiui elfar4 fa nay -Intend riiiitovinu from thin
part of-the country,lMt whither \VC- have no in forogt
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Palnfui Acel.dent.—OnTße , ulay last Win. Thom
Ze , :erely
ihr.sunnines away or a colt. which he-W2IS
to'.,:S n7ngon. inlurio:i %very, quite painful
nt t!“.- daie„Lot Rtt pr4,ser,l hu it almost
• es.--A. B. \Val r. Esq., left a flue ar
•rc.,ameat of penehe.. Pgttc , ! on his farm, atithin
few day ak:o. We pr t ,mi.•ed n conple of Months ago
Ince hi. fruit nu exr..:,,C.Mition, dad now after doing
Tror.ounce- it '•first c1.14."-+"4.nniy, may he.
Thlgr 0pp9.0 reb4llion. fratricidal war. car
sad general rni,ery. keep thellemo
CTst"..:',ll:,re onto! power, as. whcnlthese dangerous I ,
=el, .1,111 p7;•.rer, the country Is .never i peace. The
Buree-, treason and
111 g their origih In the 'chile cause, and ,
roe no.::ced he the tvlikil now conga.:
iht 1,•..t I of dern D ocritcy . sia c
Int.. progrese and proeperily, will Coto
roa aucl.trt , tvou by'roting
- pplar,!razie heram-e the Democratic party
\ iZr,l one instilled the-other. and until rebel
• ditmition nre cond . -toned ot - tli s e ballot-boi Is
the,- score ....feated on the. bottle -field. the. Union will
r.ini the Government will not bo
tifo. The repnblie eon only the Iti the trlnmpjt of
Repahliran ptirty.
Those ~ evr. ,F ,:d in a rei.tvy of the tax on real estate,
:11wrys ;46;1 by . the met:hank and -working
rn,titthaelit, aill Mx a 11Cpublicau ticket In order to
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_flohluron. . i i •. .
Frankfort diet3'ri-4SM. Criitheri, Caleb MeCiting
Win. M. Clitly. '
l • If Guirea diitrirt-John L. Moore, ,Robertsfarrhe,
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John C. Cteeka. . • - ,
, 1 Greene tp.-Cbarlea Calhoun, Aelx, 'McCoy, Joseph
t•'SlTerrin.
1,n% . . i - North Srtrtekley . fp.;-4as. .7.'Efszen. Jaa..K. Thump
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.„4" -- . son, Jae. 'Warrick. • •
lions - Stolen.-Ithhect• Dunk, of Franatort i . . . . .
skt tp.-flaury Phlllts. Ephraim Smith, E. B.
F;,tkir.... ',Scaler cc linty, l'a., 41:id a horse, saddle, and ) ' Pula . . . .
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••71.5; .t , t;..L. at th‘t lainc..w.t: county Falun the Inith : DonghertY. •
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'..:-: Z,11. , ! 50'.:0.A11-.. Is the de.eiliXon : Tack .mare. ~.., .. .Varioli tp.-.J. W. Boots, Sheilosr: Stone, TbCtiTP
•I'vr' ,- ;' 2 l d. wh!0. , ....ar inforeher.d. 15 band s high ; 0
11 .1illig•-:
14,,:ki ~:: .na.nlid:e. r.‘d reicHed bridle and halter : . Yew 'Brighton-North Ward-Thos. Millei. ::. Clt...
1:11.:flii Ibl 111rirC 10:1•11 -'io!eu: . 'lle ottnrs :in reward, ',- MyerP, S. KilieirY.
, r h'T trt:J;;.r.. . ' I - 4; I - d--J ilieli;e
' Xi 4 f or nappli Wilson; II 111._,. l, Jmk .
' Mitchel. .
• rem a lie0:18 a:i teajerity In the Leeislitture.: The
rper.lt•a It& tti.k. The Dernoetitie
10,1' , 11`q it. if only to t•bovr, their
Cr Republican reform arta retrench-
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' , ,FI rmiTll.- 4'o - n1'4.1,u, (Ohin) .Ti.trinl.l.l ~
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- •DreaneflLl.:(: Prator elitifotattde ' ll. I
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ti ere Irforriv-I . that a vliht , e In nne.of the "bock. 1
lone" llemoor.ifle cant ti..s ve1.. 2 1110 sc, , ,no of a fnnr!
tl i
t , ,ritipilt n.flrr o•vlnincE ,Innn. winereby a Detain tic 1
..ra:Pt ~ ..n, nttc....l . - f . or.fOnntlocl not In . onght to of f
l'•:11,1, f.l hi e , ovryi pney : The ciretitu, , tances n oas I
fol , nwe :
fic
Itstt phi theta . !e.w the. rich bondholder had re-
tti-ra to 9!avery In ,itite of the Worts of the.l
4 .e..ddep% of Libcrt 411(1sevkrtit q , ther personages, both
!+'lrntin ar.d ce; , ••titti. ti:! ..then tinittloAti to the mull-
Puce. lie' quoted eXtPll4l‘'ely front George Frttheis
Traln'...denttwt,g,te - I,peech; and among other things
fo'.r.t I.lg
.Work: work' work' )
Fowl the dawn to the dusk of day,
Y ,, r your hops are crushedivith a weight of debt,
That the toil of year life won't pay!"
rnllght rp hta }numr alutoet to mutiny. hd
iartitit t.: his ',object, and promwed to ehow
'' , ..l7:tt of the Repoblican leaders, beginning with
Ts, Wade. "V;Ily. f , ;11 , 1w-eitizi.tis," sand he. -there,
li lien Wade:a re ,, Olar agrarian, who wants all the.
e ja)perty divided ,o that every thsin have:an equal
tTliintldssltiq applrai:;e, And cries of "Bully
for him:" ''That's the ticket “I.le's -the man for
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mcri • ‘V h 2. fellow-chisetni," said lIC. 7•Ber? Wade
~, 4 Itateal -and .711 aizrarian :. he"—Lbeafening tip
:4%440.nel yellt of ••Good for the Radicals:" 'Tully
iiirthe *grariarie :".1 r '
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The Flanker was thunderstruck. Evidently,' idei l l
E'r'as hue:eel:et. heard of lien Wade and the 'Bildt- I.
roar. They•lied 1••••ni•wid1 stirred up against the rich.
iand 1 - I lei' !II ' , lett that rai l lciiliem tens a sped& of de- i
suarsac.F._of ‘alch 13,a wade was the cluimplom i
- G , aulcra• 0-- fellow rat Izelly." continued the rpeaketi-i
9 don't think 3 . onexactly undeietand me. Ben Wade
1 -` the Vice Polidctit, elected by the Radical's, and he
tii himself a lintimd. and 'an agnirian land pirate to
boot. Why.iulist do you think?' .• ileproppsea to take
th t riel man'S r iirlapi•rtv. for which Ito -toiled-In early
hi,r. sail. riv e it to iho;e who have no property, even
l'l. l bire so, 120 ili he work. What do von•---"
?, riitee. ••Tliree4iirers forikin Wade!" •i,
Sul
la spite.of all t i two or three village leaders.
"ntl!datte fi.s, constable acid samervisor. could do, the
(rota env, three dint &ring cheers for Ben Wade
a4- dtbt• " • grariiiin. - 7 e orator. finding That he had
Z.: qll P. 1.. wrtni;.,, , traek. eh:until; brought his remarks
l '''• dam: 1 lie. is 111 1 hist:ince. 111M16 Ben Wade
,Xl:tist invade. yci wr scarcely feel like conk:fatale
h/.1
4 --e' Mai on the nultaisl intl. • • •
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Letter from lion F lb. Wash"write
v.pd Chainuan °taw Coglinlttee
• Ways.
It is in favoiot United States rhaits for the benefit
of the "one people" of the nation; ae' against State
Nis.
' • ' • PAitz..i. July 10,1667. ). tights for the benefit, of the Democratlearty. .
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Thr.`" , i-N - --- ii.or Sir: Permit me i . avall my_ . It insists upon prompt acquiescence in th e decision
*lto -. . .. .
asion to congratulate' you 'ipon your of the peep to at the hallot-hox. .1
'''l ails occasion
'tz -tit .ir , rcesii in obtaining the First of the Gold i It Oemeude the minten"Ctrinvi°llhte P f " !-414-I°l2- '
idal'. ."- '
• "kiled to PLz: l os a l th e I n tr erna thi na l E x po. !al faith as pledged to the nation's creditora..
i `tima io this env.- ' • ,":: f = ' -
It it tr;ore . • • .
, _,, stratifying to tri - cry. Amelican citizen, as ''. • 'll'
' burdens may fall upon property smaa y. . „ . •
f t ,' 7 ::: ‘, to I . , ,mulers told that Irr vow news ystem . of I And It loststs upon eoromy s in the administmtlee
'14., quaking,. }mil:aye placed' the 'United. States, at ; 0. nil o l 7 jec b : l t ic h r i ..re , rs t.Nth3 ' .. ..„,.,41 1e . . D enucratic . ::
'' Ireto ' Mints sae
' hail at this industry for ills entire world. i , : 1 ' 11 '' , , .
11 4 ,, fir j . , ,• c , , f. .4 . L18 . w As „„„, :to laaintaliti . . wo Union . Its objectnoar is to !restore
'llf. at it. iT i ' eb Toriti'ay Pimina ran tic found In. Hifi , '4..H.d. re-estahlish. lt.emottench solid fonnamlons Mat
1n„.1,.e...01,:,
I P ,t i t i t :,! , t7gh.ltlio!l•e °'' tal; aa 2 tr.w ' hore; alrtli ‘ e l n ''"l at ...I:'' Democratic party cannot 'gall. endanger its cila
. . 11,,,,,,,,r,h Fi l i, er. ~... .. •• . :-", 4 !I I 4 '
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The Dab*.
TThe girl ciiimict Mau Tag bread;7 -
Shull make edjheb .. ll?iazi. fqtter,
tiPI) , 4P get that daisy 1 / 1 43.1 . •
To make ids breadSind butter. 't
113' • ' Abe may ot r lart Fam! _
' . Fren6h.and.Geriniristritter; • !77
I • writ ihe kn2ows the curd:
'And makes sweet bread and butter." I
In regal prMinia aba7a:albolrieep, •
And cannot alep '
lldt saYillr ' /in
biemi and
'The datri amid; ald ftsmetawilai „, '
Shall I'4 the toast we niter; - -
Alone, man leada a ernatilitai • .• . f. •
Nlttsbdt Yard andlonnet.„ . • ,
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The ituth 'Rita e - -t- Cassi.Tite use of
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Ruth and Little, the Washington coantproglefAnw
yeni, was decide& onAte*JarTC: - / 11 1, honor and
'Aeheisintrlt:ll‘red en able tipinhilion thakletti:lrle*
we will publish in fall next, ,week.„ The isoneinding,
portion of it lass follows.:
"it is therefore ordered - and adjatiOi ,that the re
spondentEAL W. Little. he anspendedfromthe prae.
- tire of the 'law as an 'attorney of .this Coact for the
petrol of two years from this date, and that there-.
apondent. James R. 'Ruth'. be enspended. from the
practice dtthe law as an attorney of ttritrCourt for.the
Periodic& one year from this date. We make this tits
tincttoit because the latter appears to have been less
active ntt minable in-this disgraeetal transaetlanthaw
his • • -. . :
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The Orterkal IrreitTh 1 1 14 .4"f i L ed *
—"Je ccrtiflc tine In premiere medals eai or poor lea
planet , Amcrleelne a ete doonee's_ runaniralte* Mr.
Strinwo s isir lo Juq sl}. l'Esscs:s!.ftloa ;116iNigoirle.
Clue 10, piemlere mini& Hite.
(leorcell lCiudrier,
Ed. Hulick. _
L. Scheidmayv.
I certify that the First Gold Medal for American
Philipp has_ been mituditoosly - Awarded. to 'Moen:
Steinway by the Jury of i.he International Eiposidint. 1
First on the list In Class X. . - • , ,
-. Nelinet,.
President Of International Jury.
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George Stunner, y Ifolllwors .........
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. ••• A mbroise Thomas, 1 of the
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Ed. Basile,
- F. A. Gerard, i' International Jury.
L. Scheidmayer, 1 .
The original certificate, together with the "original
catalogue of awards," in which the name of, STEIN
WAY a §O>IS is recorded first =on the .114, min' tie
seen at•theSteinuays' WISteCoIiMP. INco--Votit And JOC
simile conies of the same at U. Kieb.er &Bro.'s, the .
sole agents, wareoomal".2 Vtrood street, Pittsburgh.
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The above document settles the question finally and
conclusively as to which are the best pianos of the
• world, and which, as purl. receive the first prize over
' all others at the Paris ExpOsltion. l In vier/ of this de- .
cisiOn.which is a fund blow. to the asrplradons and'
pretentious of the contending Boston house-(Chicker
.ing• & sons), the attempt of the leiter • to cover up
their defeat and divert public attention from the .only
recognlred authorities by ostentatfonaly parading a .
mbnarChial toy conferred outside of the Exposition,
ri
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appen as puerile ex.!! le ineftemnal. Although the
great p pubtrity and fame of the Steinways is not the
result ( 1 m'edille (or honOrableoftlislunnoreble "croe
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PP .. )tir of the acknowleded superiority of their
Piano °rtes. ter Li iii g rattryiii g to .knoiir thaLiiiii ,
hlglie , l musical onthorliteeof Europe nntte with no.
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in nee( dine to them tt L he jfrit and highest place on the
lint ofl he piano ran tictraers otAhe world N. „ 7
E.re.s.li ge. . .
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Aligiutzo for Antletwok,
- •• 1 ' ' rlmpron:lptul
Antietates sacred by the blood,
of patriot hearts in crimson flood. 1
Poured forth with 'dahlias; flow,
Antietam's deaCcrated now r
When Jbtmeon makes hie traitor bow,
• And Swann hie poppet-ahow,
Sept. 17, 1E47,
'Temperance. Vlgitairtee - Comvallttrefs.—The
following nanyd pf.rt•on. arc requoatud.,to act aiyigt-,
lout commi t t cc'q in re'apective elect ton ,diatitcta;
/frarcr borough--D: Sing,letcin, Thos. • McCrecry,
ldoara Scott. . •
.Bridtictralfr—ttios. Cadvbell, nr., 4.l4'red C. nitrffit
riavid Woodruff. • <- •,
Piiillipaburgh—W. G. Tiylori-N. P.„K,err, Car-
11d10a twer...hip—i-Joseph Nevin; Dr. Jam '
llobert Connor. •
Hipetrell tp —Robert Senti, J. C7,Riebia, W.
Calvert. ' - • 4. •
Indopyil , nee tp.—Arthar Shields, Zan. Sterling,
David Reed.
Reze'roon fp.—San. Smith,Satni Kennedy, Geo. L.
MEI
Sou - th Ward--Jorepb Alesender,,ties Alexander,
John Mod g,klneon ' • -
flccheiterip.--JohnWhialer;Atlas Betio, .. R.Le
cock. • -
Raeltester SMltN• . :ohn Carter, Dr.
Shallenberger. • : •
Fr , edont Kerr,iteorge
Mct'askey.- • • --••
21 - e . zr Servicarylp.—Di. MObinson, E. girder, John
Brown. .
frelearry - 01strief-1. M. Knight, W iteEenzie
i Dr. Cummingi. • .
' Erroltoolf Neely, Basal. Mclitantiznyl John
3farks.
St. Clair boio.—Jas. Reed, Jon: Paul, Davtd - ,line.
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Witl, our friends, In *each eleeticrn district, see to it
that the the temperance tickets arc at Mewl's, in good
time and that at least one good trusty person from
each of the political parties have charge of them sepa
rate from Party tickets—lf the Vigilant 'oomutittee Is
composed entire of on e4tertysubstitute a good man from
the other side. Limited acquaintance with the people
of the .ditibrent . districts may have enabled u* In
a' Instances to make a fair divide as we wished to do.
r'e sincerely trust that the friends of temperance Will
c active on the day of election.
Bawer, Sept. 2.3. '67
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What- Does the Republican Party Do? •
Our opponents have no other attack to make upon
the Republicanparty.but Poch as charge it with being
exclitsively devoted to ,the Interests of the! negrb.—
When pitch as these maire,,this Charge, let all Republi
rime reply that the Republican party his for lts . 9bject
and its prlncipleS4nchaseassures aa follows: , •
It matntntis the inalienable rights.of alfinen to life,
liberty, and the pursuit of:happiness.
It is opposed to ,discrlmitustipncsit the ballot-box
founded onproperty, birth-plaee, creed or color.
It insists upon 'liberty of speech and of the press, la
the best guarantee* for, the, security of Republican in-
atitutlons. - ' .
It is the friend of .free aehooli, and'eariestly urges
the diffnelcm of inteliftgenee among'aii. classes of peo
ple'
It reqnlres the jest subordlnittcra of State and toed
nothorities to the authorities and inteiesti of the na
Preedent
Ambrolse 'ThanFits,
F. A. Geriteß"
rnkiiixrrox
R. S. 31,6.inzwa
Jogs' F. DRAT°
- CVn..Ez.
Winn triamptutut in War,. It will te teraperaltAti
litateCaldsulnieteffnAtilto Geyer:mem' !MitOgress:do-
I termination to,proutom. thejuicretsi or lift greatest
fl
numbeFand i:requid rEgaidlati of con
dition, but eepocially regardful of lite interests of the
-*tor, :arta atadd tkit_ protecalort , o
law. • . i
It condemns the policy of Andrew Johnson andahe
ltiernocratic party, becauseirreiiiiieitly tends. to - the
restoration of the doctrine* which animated the rebel-
It ;tal o ns the Congress of theitMl oti,begalaills
man trrintealded to establbile thh ÜbtleetlitaMes
Pn A% it ►twit 21:11 74x! IF.titeil°tegarl,4l to
,
;color or p lu anweoaditiolt ofserntams,ritioracir
in all the political righta that aret„ fikloyad to .
men became thatliera tottnasepareira
and in Chrhdianity.-- 1 / a ritebsovh • .
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L Alleged Home Thief *treated.—A IMn WI-
Ing blond! ' Gainer 'Hoover; "woe aiteatest ,
Valley on last Friday, on raeplclon of being entered
tirthe horse atealrliebilitTi-' inieUmullttad to
Lil In Lawrezice bounty. e *ye litoltdongs Itißeet
berty, Allegheny county,
Ara?. -.7)
- Mechanics and Leboterst—if yOu want sten
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of wortF.,st fair asses, vote the Iteppill!np_tia_ket r -
Tr you Wile and yreneralinuddeid
Sherwood is your man. •
• Temperance.
rtempenineemeetingiivilliiiiiehinifOUntvti
-the coming Niiek t -. - "
Hoobtotoo-nWeiluesdny
i);
• goorpetweigT—W,odPesdsty: Act 7:Vcleck
Arito-Rtigthiott 7 Thuitolif44. l 6 tit 7 - o'ci4li
P.M, ' .
Sttaiiiiet4esoolglouse—Priday Ock 4:•st
o'clock P: X. - • '
The election is at hand, ire cannot rem' h all
points, will not Minister* of. the 'Gosnel, as
, friend. of Order, Humanity and Morals pre-
sent the Acts inthe'esse to their people and
urgethem :o the discharge of fluty.
vote of Beaver - mrtntv [sophist Prohibition.
on the 2d Tuesday of October, that tote will
be made the grounds : of apnea to. the .ne
Legislature for the - repeal of the..Prolibiforr
law which goes into effect next „Febyttrulr.-- ,
The peoPleWill vote right if we can - get the
facet before them. — Let all help to do this.
JOHN P..DRAVO;
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Beaver Bent. 30, 1867, Ch'n. Ex. Com.
Change OrThne—To the - Friends
of Sabbath Schools in Beaver Co.
In consultation with prominent•frieids of
the Sabbath School cause, 4 Ilea_ been deem - 3
ed adviiiible in view of the temperance clam
now inactive progress anil,for other reasons.
to postpone the annual meeting of the 13 . ca•
ver county Sunday Eichciol Juirochttion,' to.
I the 17th of October. The Association will,
Itheiefore, meet 'ln New Brighton Oct. 17th at
ip o'clock A: M. It is hoped that e 7 cry
bath School in Beaver county, will be repro
sented atthe annual meeting. . Will the mem;
bens of the different denominations iiterik4
themselves in this important county, move
i merit. We had a good time in Beavei, 'last
:w
year, e are expecting abetter time this y.ear
in New Brighton. , - •
dclux F. DstaVo;
Ch'n.. of Association.
The Impeitatiee of The Coming
- Election.
There never was an election held for State
offibers in Pennsylvania whose results will so
di rectly.bear on national issues and purposes
as.the one to be held on the second TuesdaY
of October ensuing.
The netion.risked all it *as worth to con
quer treason. It won ii , irictory over traitors,
and as we were about together the fruits of
that victory an emergency .occurred which
enabled Copperheads to interfere to thwart
that gathering. The'election in Pennsylva
nia must - now'not2oply deckle whether treas
on was unjustifiable, -but whether we have
conquered rebellion. Andrew Johnson has
declared if the Copperheads carry the State
he will take it as an indication that the re
bellion vial irottiMPriet-thatis no
crime, and that trainers tit‘' entitled to inn
privileges'tinder the Federal - Governm- .t
than th&nidn who.risked their lives that it
•might live.l It:the Copperheads succeed in
'electing theirticket treason is at once made
respectable. What man is - milling to
contribute to sUcli'a re u1t . . 0 .
11/12
• he credit of tlie nation is staked on the
resu of the election in Pennsylvania: Slaars
wood d ared during .the war to crush re,
'whoa, that c act authorizing the issue of
bills of credit vk unconstitutional, that such
bills of credit are •ortidess, that our curren
cy system is a fraud, d that consequently
the national debt is so m - If money procured
under -false pretenses. The Is.. no - ffeillpe
from these issues. The. Copperheads have
made them. Andrew Johnson has endorsed
Them... Loyal men must accept them. ; and the
life of the nation •dependsApon their decis.
At the ballot-box the Copperheads hope to
accomplish for treason - What they t ouhl not
do for it on the battle-field.l No man can vote
mistakenly in sash a contest. The issue • in
volved is a question—of principle for and
against the country. Union men vote to
make the victories of our soldiers of benefit:
Ccipperhe.ada vote:to break the force of, -rebel
defeats: , s.
MARRItP
. RI
mrut(i iI MAJZIALL—On• WetortAcr VT=
the 4th'lliit.silt"Atiguihi, fte6.Mlll: Hobo*
C 4l - • 1 0) 1 0 1 4w 1 141 44 .Wiledriewli 4 46, P),!
Marshall. NU! Liz
zie, daughter of Hon: W.m.
MERRICK—DUNCAN—On Tnesday morning. the
itth inst., at New Brighton, Pa.. by the Rev. B. C.
Critchlow, Frank A, Merrick to Lam. only dizightm
ofJameathotese. EN.
Ty.Qict- z on Saturday. Sept. Ills; lIMM J. H. Veen,
En:. of DarliVon. age•kabcnii yesre.
icHITI3ELL—In Centerville; Sunday. • September
ltd, 1867. Mrs. 3latllda WWII; wife Of Laurence
Masa aged 33 years. . ,
Mrs. Whitsell was prostrated with severe and dis
tressing" sickness. abort two weeks, all of which she
bore with remarkable palate,' and fortitude. She was
a niember of the tutted Pmsbyterian church, and all
who knew, her' will' bbar'tviiittit tottluidny that her
daily walit•was that (lid dawned Chriatilb., As a wife
'she was a lovlpg helpmeet and companion.to her lins•
band. Ass mother she was tender and watchful over
the‘eifatenf Pr Children: , As a Vrallallale had an;
domed - herseirtoaftwliCanew ber by amiable and
ever kind deportment.
Shetas left a famiy tni.OSidi ao , l l Ternaga ct Ar i ;
Snetai will _ -for.a-latir -time lbel a TOI 4.1
a r eettXlc LOW
iiaJ
SP_EIAL NOTTVES.
. „ . .
, Pwnsdis coming td the Fair would' 'do
well to give., Taoa.gaU, is be haft. , just re.
"ceiveddop Oy of Boots, Shoes, -Gaiters,
Balmorals, &e., from the manufactures.
A large lot of
ble (Or Farmers, just received, at A. B. liar
vet's, Bridgewater. Pa.
Go to Wagon it ..stewazys,:forkargains in
Boots and Shoes'.
.' 7.- W4t.s6lC l & Smvattir' have received their
large mod/cot' Fall and Winter Boots and
81"7",PigIatkir -
Tug best and eheapest Sfignisin the mar
ket,_at,!A. S.. liarvey's, liridgewate,r, Pa.;
• • • • • • a •
If you want a cbesp pair of Stops, go to
Talibbrs•
Wneon &•Priviriariniend their own work
free_ of tbargq. :.•:• .. .
- - .
LAnns wanting' atsiee- nest 'Shoe; 4111-do
well to call it Wilgotut . titegliates,Diantond,
ltoCheatir.PtL: ;• - .• - •
get:thei worth of 'your anonsiogo to A.
S. -Rarefy's Store; Bri o dgextiter rft. - -
MIN=EI
DIED.
; , •
TALLON'S is the pia* 10 buy nice women The electors of Freedom boroug h and district will
m ice s- a rth e _l a t os t„ayteg,„ 4 .„., meet at the ech of ool s ho inr use jsindelay in F reed om ,. tairm . I
p will meet]
! • s. hottaiiiirdehnFear.eL to salincorraelde. , I
Tweetoeth'eloolkote r atteni siolaubleeeStore The electors of Industry dietziet will 'meet arthe
of WllartnafsStentralttAtilD.khellimuorksa,; "school home In lesinstry„,
Chester, Pae - "- The dectors,of Ltiolnony township:lll meet at the
I hotel in' Economy. •
I The electors of Womomy-lownabip ill meet at the
house of George C.lThde, in MB towilablo;
The electors of the bolo agh of Benet:will meet in
the Sheriff's .o.m beemmit. ,
The electors of St. Clair borouWwill meat at the
School Ronenin said between.
MAt which A b
l inte mad. ohm the qoatified clothiers*.
I eialidid wel elect y ballot— ••_
One per for J,ge of the Stereo* COurt.L•
—Tema resew as mambas of the Room of ,Repre-
Airetatives of Pennsylvania: _
One person tor Antedate Judge of. BMW' mffintr.
One person Rwyrothonelary of Bearer county. •
Onetime on for Treasurer qf Beaver county.
One person for Casale/loner of Beaver county. -
Oempersonfor,Jury Commissiouer of Beaver County.
Otte proem for Auditor of Bearer County. Bearer
"bounty.
person for Peer. Rouse Director of Dome
"bounty. • .
ee
Tw perms for Trustees of the Beaver AeadMltY.
e • ,
Ringlets Is Hereby Given ' ',.l
That emery pence eznigaJtrittera of &tented! Who
shall bold any office or appointment of profit or tenet
soder the Government of the Lilted States, or of this,
State, or Ulf city or Incorporated district, whether a
conmelaskmbipilleer or w res t, . 9 4 60 Is i T z sbuii la v e
hee l ployed under the Lmudative, ecutivelor
Ju &Main:sent 'of this. State or the United
• Sta ,of any city orincorpotuted district: and al
e that every member of Congress, and. of the State
Taluilatato, and of theiielect or common Council of
any :city, or commissions of any incorporated .die -1
Met, is by law incapable of holding or exercising at
the same time the-once or. appointment of Inspec
tor. Judge, or Clerk of tiny election of the , Common
wealth. and that no Jedire,,lnspec_ . ,tor ' or any other
officer of such election, shall be eligible to any to be
then voted for. • .
. 'Alan in and by the fourth, section of an act Ate
*eyed the lath of, April, 1841 X ., is enacted that the
11th menus of the act Mimed Jetty 2t1.4839, entitled
an .act relating Ao . the elections, of this Common
'wealth, shall not be construed so as to prevent any
Minteryy emcee" or borough Officer from service ii
Judge ,Issrpector. or Clerk' at. any general-or special
election in this Commonwealth.
And the said act of Assembly, entitled A l et
eguhiting to the elections of Vile Commonwealthel
passedJttly Rd, 1839, provided as. follows I 1 I
That the, Judge and Inspectorschosen as aformaid,
pled' meet at . their, respective 'places appointed 'for I
, holding the election in the districts to which they
respectiveirbe„ long. before 9 o'clock on the morning
of the second Tuesday of October, 1887, and each of
said Inspectors shall. appoint one clerk, who shall
'be a qualified voter of said district.
• In ewe the person who shall have pecelved the see
and highest number of votes for Inspector shall net
attend on the; dayof an. election, then the Veneto
who shall have ratable! the second hilar number
of votes for Judge at the next preeee g-eleeticin
shall act is Inspector In his place ; and in sae the
person who shall have received the Weiss; number
of votes f'or Inspector shall not attend, the 'tweet
elected Judge shall appoint an Inspector in hplace;
and In CM) tbe person elected Judge ettelinot attend,
then the Inspector Who received the highest number
of were , elan, Appoint a Judge In hie place: - and Ifs
any vacancy shall continue in the' Board for the space
of one hour after the time fixed by law for the (Mee
t sing of the election; the qualified voters of the town•
ship, ward, Of district for which such officers shall
Dave been' elected, present at the place of election; I
shall electfone of their number to fill such vacancy. I
It shall be the duty of Asemeore respectively to at. I
tend at the place of holding every. ;generaeleetcial or
township eleettion, daring the time such rmation !
kept open lee ' the purpose of giving Wein rion to
the Inepectore and Jndges when called on. Melation
to the right, of anypersonejesessed by thet to vote I.
at such electiane, or Such other 'metiers in Tenon to
the assessments of Voters as the said Inspectors or •
Judge, or .ether of them shall trim time to time reT I
mitre. t . .
No person shall be permitted to vote at any - election,
as aforesaldoither than a white freemen of the age of I
twenty-one years or. More; who shall have resided in
this State at least on year .
ti
year. and in the election district !
where be offer"! to v . te, at least ten .;:s Immediately
preceding such eke on, and. within two ;rears paid a
State or County Tax, which shall have been eoleesed
'at least ten day, before the election. 'But a citizen of i
the United Suttee, who has previomly been a qualitlet:
voter of this State; .and removed; therefrom and re- I
turned; and who shall have resided I,n The election die.
tect and paid tame as aforesaid; Shall be entitled oil
a vote after residing in the State six months: Provided,e
:hat the white freemen citizens of the United Swum t
eet,veen the ages of twenty-one and twenty-two years. I
and hieing resided In the State one year and In the!
election dLetrict tea day', as aforesaid, than be entitled
to vote although they bare not paid taxes:
N o t,,, t em Abell be_permitted to vote whom maim is
n ot co ntains: In the list of taxable inbabitanerfurnieh-
Veld, by the . C o rcedseionereunkes,Aret, he produce 'a
ereceipt for the paynzene within two years, of a Sate' r
to the Conatitution, County tax, assessed Aereeehlf
' and gives satisfactory eii..erice either on his own oath':
or affirmation or of another; that he has paid such tax. !
,or on failing to propane a reempt. shall make. oath 'of I
the payment thereat cir amour:it 'et claims exited to
vote by tieing an elector betneen then pe+ of twenty-one
shim depose on oath al r afiirm.:slon. that he I
hasresided in the State at lewd one year ben' re his
plication, and makes ench _proof of the resin:nue in I
the district as is required in this act ; and that he :toes
verily believe, from the acme= given him• that be '
of the age aforesaid, and gives such other evidence se
is required by this act!: whefeettem the names of the
persons so admitted' to,vote shall be inserted Into the
alphabetical list by the lospectors, and a note made I
opposite theren) by writing the word etax,'; Rho shall
be admitted to vote by 'reason of heving paid a biz. or
the word "age ," if he shall he admitted on account Of
his Aim =CM' either aimi, the reasons of such votes
ehallhe called out by the elerks.who shall make the
like notes !lithe Hit of voters kept by them.
In all cases where the name of person claiming to t!
vote is not found on the list furnished by the Commis ,
donee; and Assessor, or his right to vote, whether
jsund there or not. is objected to by any qualified • ,
zen; it shall be the duty of the Inspector to examine •
such persons on !whew to gnaliAmOonandif he claims
to Save resided within the State one year or more, hie
oath elan- be eellicient proof thereof, but he shall II
makeproof by at lesst one compe tent witness. whit, I)
shall be 'qualified cleeeter. that be has resided within I
the distzict :or more than, day's immediately Pre.
ceding said Cit.:dem. and shall also , himself swear hie
bouafide reeidence. in pursuance of, hie lawful 'calling.
Is within the district for thepurpme of voting therein.
If say person shall preeent oratueopt to , prevent any
officer of an- elation, or use ee threaten any violence to
any such officer. or shall InterCept or Improperly in
terfere with him in the exemition pf his auty, or shall
block up Or ettemptto block up the i,indow or avenue
to any window where the same may be holden, or
shall riotously disturb the peace of such election, or
shall use or practice any intimidation, threat's force or
violence, with depige to in fl uence midair, or ors:Von
cr elector, to prevent hint - from voting,Or to Ts - .
strain the freedom of his choice ; such person on con-'
viction shall be fined in any rum nee exceeding five
hundred duller", and be imprisoned for any time not
less than twelve'mon'ths: ind Kit shall be shownbefore .
Court where the trial of such offence shill be bad
thatahe person offending -was not a ident of the I
city,` eird,'district or township where the said offen
ces was committed and not entitled to vote therein. t
then, on convictioh he shell he sentenced to pay.a fine
or not less than one handled nor more than one thous- ;
and dollare s and be tamesened not lees than six months
nor more Man;two years. j. • .
If any person or persons shall makeany bet or wa
ger upon the result-of any election within this Com
monwealth, or shall offer to make an,Y such bet or wa
ger either by verbal proclamation , thereof , or by any
written or printed advertisement, challenge or - Invite
any peanut or weeny to make such bet or wager.upon
conviction thereof, be or they shall forfeit and pep
three times the amount so bet or offeredlo be bit. I
If any person not' by law qualified, shall fraudulently
vote at any election within this Commonweelth, or be- I
otherwise qualified shall vote , out of his proper
district, or if any person knowing" the want of each
qualifications, than aid or procure such to tote
the ,person or pere.Ons. offending all, on' con
viction. be fined in any sum not exceeding two hun
dred dollars, and be imprisoned for any term not lees I
than three' months. - • . •,-;
elf any persons hill vote rd. more than one 'election dhi.. l
fritter otherwise fraudulently fold and delirer to the ins
tipector tiro tickets together .with the intention to Vote
illegally, or shall vote the same, or if arty perms shall
ade or procure another to do so, ho or they so of
fending shall, on conviction, be fined in any sum not
less than My nor more than Ave hundred dotter., and
be imprisoned for any term not les* than three nor
More than twelve menthe. !
If any person not - qualified to Tote in this Common
wealth agreeably to law, (except the lots of qualified
citizens) . shall appear at any . place of lelection for the
purposeof issuing tickets, or of influencing the cliff
zees-qualified to vote, he. shall, on conviction, forfeit
and pay any sum tot exceeding one hundred dbllars
for' every each offence, and be Imprisoned foe any
term not exceeding three months.
The Return Judges of the r tive districts in this
county, are required to meet at the Court Houle: in the '
borough of Illeaverkon the first. Friday after the eke
doe, being the ether-October, 1867, at 10 o'clock,then
and there to perform the duties enjoined upon them
by law. , .
is the place to buy your cheap
Boots andßoot j. : „ c
AIL klndgior Rubbers. Mendlc-Arctic, and
Ant-Arctic, at WiLson.a,Stewarea
4 -13EVIVilinHIrrigAsyroxiviwtioe•
meitentsetilti of Shoed and
Robbent.
Vtarrona To Tn Fun, anould bear In mind
that J. 11„ Bence, 11.1 Street, Waver; has. all the
Fall Style! out, In slllinery.9ondiAtdrery a c , w
pricea l • -) 4
Jtarr received at Chatty's, stall line of Pall
and Winter Millinery Goods, at the Sign of
the Red Post, Water St., Bridgewater. .
_ • •
and
biatt selected stock of Boots,
Shoes Rubbers, is st WilsouitEtteiyart's.
TALLOW'S 111 the place to buy your •muitom
made work, as he employs notldng but cora
lbtent workmen; I"; :•F3; 1, ,r, -;
Curt - Paid tir Oats, at:*lliion & Brown's
ISARmxas i Leave your produce stall limas
at I fillopti,&.prpmesaroC9j7,,'
DitioP in and: see 14ow r larileoi & Brown 'do
btudoess,
CALL at Wilson &Brown's, for bargains in
Groceries:?_
•
14 . ; Gealy's Goods; Tiim
rnings, Shoes, • R osiery and ,Gloves, Zephyr,
Knit Goods, Ladies Cloths, Gents Furnishing
Good, &e.,very cheap, Sign of the Red
Post, Water St., Brid,gewater.
6 W meow & Broyles ii the place to 'buy or
trade for cheap Groceries. •
S6IARS ! SCOAAI !! SVGA= ! ! ! Vert best
and dbetipest, ntWilsost Brown'n,Ehldgewa-
WILSON itßnown have the 'best Coffee in
Market. •
&mammas' art-Towle, u well--as citizens,
wishing to supply them-vire:fly - elves Millinery
Goods, Trimmin ur Fancy Goods, should
gs
call at J. 11 Bence's.Establishment, 3d Street,
Beaver, .they tigiU .be able to do an _without
risk; either pto quality or cost. •
A SPLIM4DID. assortment of Fall Styles o f
Flowers, at J. H. Henee's Millinery Establish
!neat, pd Street,-Beaver. • •
TEA TEA ! ! TEA II IT, he very beet. Try
it once, a`4 yon will nin. 1 _
SpicEA Spicsql. Sficris ! ! • -Go to Wilson
&Browns for them,' oe3r haTe the pure.
Wmgwys' i st BRolvit have wore of the beat
No. 1 Pure Cider Vinegar.
TRY Wilson A Brown's for Ar e ,veries, th‘t.t
have the best snd anapest.
. ,
Go lLGrealw's for Zephyr Knit Sisawiii;
Sontaga, 'Breakfast Capes, &e.., at the Sign of
the Red Post, Water St, Bridgewater.
GEALY can be found at the Sign of the
Red..Pcisk Water St., Bridgewater. -
. •
Tits place to buy Groceries cheap and good,
is at Wilson & Browns's '
Fattwzns FARM/Se! FARMERS !! ! Take
your produce trade to Wilson & -Brown's
Grocery, Bridgewater, Pa. , — _
CALL and see an' excellent assortment of
Carpets, at B.*Mnyteim's, in:Bridgewater.
CHEAPEST Beaver conic
ty, at age, Sign of the Red
Post; Water , Fiewater: ' • ' "••
Sitos cheaper than' ever at Gettly_ls.
• Sir.vEßDittia, for sale by A. S. Harvey,
B ridgewatek, Pa. , • '
Ix you want Oil Cloths, go, to B. Mut
helm's, in Bridgewater, Pa.
THE best of. Carpets can be bad cheap at
13. Muthrall's, Midilg.:water, Pat:
•
STEREOSoOrBS, and litereoseoplC Vim's, for
sale, cheap, at B. Mulbeinis, in Bridgewater,
'Pa. . -
yoti,ltattei ati old style slinnet . or Hat,
you want altered to new, go to Glitly's, sign
of 'lied Wate St., Brldgevyall:r.
Goon Mot.Asanstr 73 cts. t .i:ocr gallon, at
A. S. Etarcey'siritlr, Pa. -
VISrII3IIB TO THEI FAIR, in ',ivant of Willa
cry Goods, should tall at, J. 11 Bence's Es
tablishment, 3d•Sttiet, Basses, all the ldiffer
cut styles on hand at prices to suit all.
Ilit.r.usEnv Goons at alithliishing loyr pri
ces, at J. H. Deuces, 3d
.Eqreet, Beaver, all
styles on hand. • , :-S - • .
GENERAL ELECTION
PROCLAMATION 1.
VHEHEAS,BYVIRTUE OF. WE ACTSOF THE
General Assembly of thtqCommonirealth of.
Pennsylvania, endtred ••an act to regulate the Gener
al laections witido the Commonwealth," It to eidolned
upon me to give, notice of such elections and to enu
merate In eald notice what officers are to be elected:
1, JOSH 111. LITTELI4 • ,
Sheriff of the Candy of Beaver, dd hereby. mate
known and gtve thla public notice to the electors of
the county ig Beaver, that . " Blectioo ir . SU IN held in
Bald county on the
--.-
SetondTneedty of October nett,
at the, several Election Districts me follows':
• The electors of Borough township will meet at the
Criurti House in the Borough of Beaver.
• The eleetorke( Beidgetrates„lmmitglk.will Meet at
the TowtcHaltin Bridgewster. - • • , _.-„. - .. ,
The electors of Phillipsburg district will meet atthe
public brick School house in said borough.
The electors of 'Moon township. will meet at the
house formerly oat:pled by dromish Hendrickson,
now by John D. Elliott.
The electors of-Hopewell township will meet at the'
school house In the village of Scottsville, In said
township. • ,
The elects* of Independence township will meet
at the house of Alexander Thompson, deed., In said
township.
I.
The electors of Raccoon township will meet: at the,
house of David Ewing, in said township,
The ahrMda* of Prankfott district , will meet at the,
house of George Dungan. turn/1110r'.
nteeleetors of leGuire's district wilt meet at the
' house of John Potter ipJhc tillage of Hanover. , •
The electors of Greene township will meet, at the
house of Elijah Nbwarmer. in ilookstOwn: ', '-
The electors of Ohio townihip will meet Othello*.
now occupied by Jsmieon EllottOn said township. ,
The elector* of Brighton teruppdlipturst embraced
r, in Industry district)wilimeetat Die PdlObt hbolo.llear
Richey Eakin's In said township.
The electors - baraue,P,IIL'I P BOM I I riII meet
rs alb
at the Academy lit Paibiton: , •
, ' The electors of Patterson township will meet at the
echoed hopse lathe village
a t
;The electors:of Chippeds :wi l l mee t
at the
' bpuse of Azarish limut, in said townatt
will
al me
-the ; l oose of oJfoLf.°l6l- Bean
Rowe, in esti to h hip meet
The electoca of J n hirlitigon-towneldp will meet at
the Atademrin.Dar
aver
The electors of BiTeitiernehin will meet at
the honing; widow Miller, in said township. 1
The eleitors of Franklin township will meet at the
house of Engkhart Anteortitb In midtretritship,
The electors of 'North Seretickly township will meet
M the house of Nithaliateen, on land itormerly of
_ e electors of Pulaski tem:6MP Skill Meet - _at
Daugherty's school house, Ito 4, to said triernsktp.
The electors of Marion township will meet at the
house of George Hartwell, Jr., 4n said township.
The s o lniz of
This thrtritovinp.pe4r4tiontserarlow is the bo
roughteP of Thas:Miller; Maid orongit.' • *.. • •
4
•. eleeteeeMfmiddle ward of the borough of Itqw
tOB, *Di metro the *hoed ouse. beraldwroC
O electors orlow'rt ut kWh _lrlelf the %Woo^ .
of New UttFtUtrelttlkatrat at the .4.g2ctoti. hi said
wat
The electors of Rochester tosrasnirdWill meet at the
/301esvilley4OidisinitOrt Old township: . •
The electors of-the tortaigh.ni-Hiellattvl/111 meet
at the sch ool house IM-Rocimerter.
.. . ..
The Reprelentativi Return''Judges will meet.% ae.
cordance with an act approved Nay sth;lB6lr at the
Court. House, in in the borough oti Beaver. on the
seventh' day after the election, behtgil TiteedhY. Oct.
1 16th, 1867. •
And by "An -Act retniing to the Eleetions-. aJ
this Climmonwertith,"passed the 24 . day of July,
1839, it is provided and (United ba foams :
Sec. 81. When two or nom conittlee shall .:canpose
a district the the choice of a- member or Members of
the fienate of this Commonwealth, of of the Rouse of
Representatives of the Ended States,or of this Com
monwealth, dirJaclges of die election in each Monty,
having met as lafareeskl. the Claim isWI Mike out a
tali statement pf all the toter *Dick Ann bate been
given at such election, within the' cbtfoty. for every
person voted for. as such member or membersm&
ild
shall be signed by paid Judges and attested by
Clerks, and one of the said Judges shall take charge
of such 'certificate, and shall "reduce the same at a
meeting of one Judge from each county, at such
places, in anch.dbdricU,su is or may be appointed
by law for • the purpose ': which meeting sha ll be held
on the Seventh day after the election. -
Sac:-BS. The Judi of the several mantle' her
tug met, as aforesaid shall cast up theieveral county
returns and make duplicate returns of all the votes
given for such office in said district, and of the names.
of the person or persons elected, and ode of said = re
. turns, for each office. shall be depotho in the office
of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common -Pleas of
the Monty in wh ic h they shall meet, and '.the other
shall by . vaid li tt k les be deposited in the nearest
ipost -Moe and. directed am in parts two - and
three the Arteenth secdon old& act.
Sac.
83.; t shall also be the duty of the Return
.•Judges In every lzue, et transmit to each of the, per
sons elected to serve in Congress, or in the Roues of
-Refiralientadeee of this Commonwealth, • •
1 of his election, within tine days after, the day of 12 * -
Ing op such return. • - - '
A FURTUNIt eVYTILEMENT TO THE ELECTIO*
LAWB "OM. 0031310.1WEALTU.
Offi r
I also ve cial notice of the felng prints- 1 1
fowl •
tons of an act approved June tth, 1.0/, entitled ••.li
further inpidement to the election Lies of tide COM.
monwealth.r. _
• Vinzazzn, By the act of the Congress of th e Uniti
ell States, entitled, •'an act to untend the neVerai
heti harefollere passed tb Merida for the enrolling
and calling out the National 'forces. and for'other
purposes.". and approved March third: use thousand. •
nigh hundred and - eizty-five. nil .Pentott* Who ave
desertedthe military or naval serrvWe 1,1
States, and who hare not been disc or yz
- ed from the .osdal4. or Mobility -Ss . in d,
are deemed, - and taken,- to hare. VokilltaH .
washed, and forfeited, their rights sic_ hip,
'and their rights to become !citizen,: smiarestSprived t
of axereising , ally rights of citizen* thereefinr --
Arm WISICILSMI, Persons; not citizen* of the United.
States.' am not, ander the Constitution and laws 'of
Pennsylvania, quailed electors of this Common- I
wealth:. •• ,
flotorton .1. " Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representattves of the Connaostiresith of
PlinnnylvanM in General Assembbr met, :tbd it' in
hereby enacted by the authority of the • Milne, That
'in all election* hereafter to be held In thir Common- ,
wealth, it !shall he unborn:direr the Judge Of_ Lropee ,
ton of any each election to fee-aims any Wet or
L ballots. from any person: or persons.enabradent in
the provisiOns, and subject to the disability. I
led Wilma act of Congress, approved MarchllCE
onetimuland eight "hundred and sisty-five, and It,
Shall be unlawfUl for , aif: such person to o ff er to
vote any Leila. or ball
Szemez I. That OSA • such ju dge and inspectors
of election, or anion of them awl receive, or et:a
nent to receire,any.such anlawftti bailot, or ballots;
front any.such disqualified person, be or they, so .of- -
ending, shall he guilty of a/ Misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereot , In any court of quarter .sen
alone of this contrnontrealth. he shall, for each
j offense, be sentenced tapay 'a fine of not loin than
one hundred dollars, find to undergo en Imprison.
meat, in thejail of the proper county, for not•I less
Ithan sixty days. • .
I Slimes 3. That if any person detnived of citizen.
t ship, 'and disqualified us. aforesaid, shall. at any
election, hereafter to be held in this commonwealth,
vote, ortender tothe °Biters themot and offer tovote ,
a ballot, ortallots, any petson, so offending, shall be
deemed guilty of a mitidemeanor; and on'-ctraviction
therecd•in any court of miarter sessions of this.,Com
monwealth„nhall, for each offenne,, be punished M
ine manner as in provided in the preceding section
of this act, In the ease df officers of election ;
receiving
such unlawful ballot, or ballots. ; -
Sacliox 4. That if any person shall hereafter per
suade,' or advise, any person, or persons, deprived of
citizenship, and disqualified as aforesaid: to-offer any
ballot,' or ballots. to the officers of any election, here
after to be held in t his Commonwealth, or shill per
sande, olj advise, any such officers to receive any , bal.
lotow ballots, from any person 1. deprived of citizen
ship, and dinmudilled as aforesaid, such person, so
-offending, shall be guilty Ora misdemeanor, and tip.„
on conviction thereof, in any court of quarter' ear
Mons of this Commonwealth, shall - be punished in
like manner as LI provided in the second section iat
this act, in the, case ofotlicers of such election re
ceiving such unlawful ballot, or . ballots..
AN ACT REGULATING THE MODE OP VOTING
AT ALL ELEtTioNs, IN THE SEVERAL
COUNTIES IOF THIS COMMONWEALTH; .
I also give official notice of the following provis
ions of an act approved Mantra% 1%13, entitled "An
Act re,rolating , ,the Mode Of voting at all election. In
the several emirates of the Commonwealth.;,'
SECTION I.Se It enacted-by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl.
Tanta in OCIICE7II Aisembly met, and it is hereby en
acted by themitthority of the same. That the quillfied
voters of the 'several counties of title CornutonWealth s
to all gcmeral.townehip,borough cnd.sperial sieeilette
arc hereby hereafter, authorized and rectilifed 'td
vote, by tirekets.jeinted. or written, or mirth'Mint
ed and partly written, severally classified rut fellows :
One ticket shall embrace the names, of all. Judges of
courts voted for.,and to be labelled, ontaide, "judi
ciary ;" one ticket shall embrace the names of all
' , tato officer's voted for, and be labelled, "state," one
ticket shall embrace the names of all comity ;Officers
voted for. including office of senator, member and '
members of assembly, and members of c o rsid a ff
voted for, and, be labelled. "cenrify ;"
shall embrace the names of all township. vd ,
ted for, and be labelled, "township ;1 one ti cket
shall embrace the names of all borough o ffi ce voted
for, and be labelled i"borough ; and each class
shall be depoirked in seperate ballot-boxes. • -
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To Tithe the Sense of the PeOple of aver
Count upon the Qiiestion of a Pro.
_ _
• [ Itbltary Liquor Law.
[
Socrifni I. Be Uiltaded by the Senate • and Howse
of /tqweseatreires of the CotentoneveaUA of .4tunsyl
modeler &weal Assembly mee. and if is hereby en,
acted ba Me authorii,r ofte 101110. That for I e pur
pose or ascertaining the sentiment' of the ple of
Beaver county,. upon the question of - a pro ibitory
liquor law, it shalt be lawful for the qualified ' tent of
aMd county. at the next general election he cr. to
express their preference by ballot - the ballots ball be
labelled. upon the , bnUdde, ••yrohibitary law," and on
the inside, shall contain the words, " For a p hihtto
ry law." or "Against a prohibitory law ;" and, d bal
l' lots shall be received and counted. and enter' d upon
the returns of election. as provided for. by,la ~ in the
rase of election of county officers; and a certificate of
'the result Ofgerid election &mil 'be tied, by the board
I of return jades in the !office of the prothonotary of
the court of _common plate of Beaver county; end the
election officers shall be subject to the same penalties
i as to the reception of illegal Twee. or' other m ghetto.
vior in office s , in relation to theivoting berebY provided
' for, as are provided for the general election laws ;of
1 ;:e commonwealth, in Mee of similar offence* 1 gm:i
-n-Ai cleetions..
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