THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, ELOOMSBU11G, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
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BliOQMSBUllG. FA.
VlttDAY MORN1NO, OCT. t, I HBO.
a- THIS COI.UMHIAN liss (he Largest
Circulation of any paper published lit
Northern Pc....iylTanli noil li nliio a
tmtcli larger theet than any of It cotein
pornrleij and li thererore (lie best medium
for advertising In this section ofthe Statei
Democratic Meetings.
, Democrat lo meetings will Ik) held at tho follow
lug named places;
mu riuani ai ma school Home, nmrslcuck'i
Tnvoin, Friday evening, October 1st,
Franklin At the Hwnmp Hehool House, Bntur
ilay Kvenlnit, Octolwr 3d.
locust At Slabtnwn, Moudny evening October
Ccnlio-At Half-way House, Monday ovenlnii
Ocloberttli
Vlsulnijcrcck Tuesday evoolnz, October Mil.
Inla Tuesdnv cvcnltn October 6th.
Ilohrsburir Wednesday evening, Octolwr Cth.
Mnluvlllo Wednesday ovcnlng, October Cth.
Sugnrlonf At llio house of Ezeklel Colo, Thurs-
day evening, October Ttli.
Heaver Valley Thursday evening, October ?tti.
HenUin Friday evening, October. lh.
Mlllllnvllle Friday evening, October 8t!i.
Iluck Horn Haturdny evening. October Dth.
Oraimovllle Saturday evening, October Bta.
Mifflin At Klkendairn School House, Saturday
evening, October Bin.
Centritlla AUnday evening, Octolwr lltli.
Tho following named gentlemen will eilgAgo
uiuiuiaiiviws, uiiu two or mora, win nuuress
each meeting:
linn. II li llitnb-Alan, If HIa.I. I.'.
John (1. Freeze, K. 11. iiltlle.'Ksq , 6n. i.V. Hi
, Ksq.. Col,
r.nt. Jan. llrvsoll. lr.. W. If. Jiunl)ir. n. W. Millar
F. Cooley, W. 11, Mlioomnker, Ciipt. Ueo. W. Ult,
rapt O. II. llrockwny.
Tho Vlgllanco Committee, of each Township
will seo that proper nrrniigeraenU aro made for
lliesn meeting1!.
The eoplo generally are Invited to attend.
Ily Order ol the Islanding Committee.
U. 11. llllOUKWAY.
Chairman.
Tho Decoder's Candldato at Jersey
towu.
Aflcr tlioailjourntnentof tho inretlng
at Jersey town on Saturday last, Clinl
fant appeared at Smith'!) Hotel and do
Hvfcml lilmscifoi a foolish and rambling
dlsoonrso from tho iioreri. Ho went on
for thogrraterpartofan hour(sulij6e(ed
li nuie interruptions,) reciting hU
grtovunceannddelln'nslil.spoiltloii. Ho
ii. funned hts licarcn that ho Intondod
"to d.o gil'no;" that Mr. HUckalow hail
not contradicted ono of Jl'Nlnch'aatato
lUPiita: that tho chairman of tho Stato
Comm'ttee liad toldhlm that if hhttate
mcnt of facta were correct, ho was this noni-
luce: that Jlontourcountv was ontltled
to thonomlnation andJIr. Hiickalewhn.il
proved It in an artlclo written thrco
yean ao ; that Mr. Rnclcalow had not
dono hli duty In tho Senatoin opposing
nml ilcnouuciiijr llaillcal misrule; that
ho (Jlr. II.) had kept Dr. llrowcr In
ofllca for sovcral years aa Assistant As
sessor; that Peter Ent had said no ono
should bo nominated iu Conference but
Mr. U.j that Col. Cake, of bad political
antecedents, was in favor of Mr. li's
nomination ; and that Mr. B. had held
high position nnd had an advantage of
prestige over him as ho was but a poor
printer. Ho also delivered himself of a
mass of twaddlo upon tho subject of Mr,
Wilhington'a chango of vote in Confer
ence. That chango was not according
to parliamentary law and usago, bo-
causo It was Inconsistent with n rule of
tho Pennsylvania IIouso of Itcprcsenla
tives and decisions founded thereon!
Tho nnclcnt practice of changing votes
In tho Roman Scnato ho made light of
nnu uarclay's Digest (published In 18G5
by order of Congress) was derided as an
old musty work quite unworthy of at
tention. Besides, ho said, Mr. Wlthlne-
ton before changing his vote had cono
to Mr. Buckalcw's room and there a
a consultation had been held, with the
uoor bolted, and tho chango of voto con
cocted. Tho foolish man did not know
when ho said this that most of tho per
sons In his audience had in, hand at the
raomcnt,sHpsofMr.MeyIcrt'8 statement
llatly contradicting and overthrowing
tho wholo of this story. Ho said sun
dry things of little importance about
tho Columbian nowpaper,- and de
nounced Senator Jackson (whoso Con
ferees did not support, him. iu Confer
ence) very strongly. Ho denied that
ho had paid M'NInch money for his
vote, but did not deny that others had
done so, nor did ho explain at all the
suspicious and frequent intercourse be
tween himself and M'NInch before ahd
pending the Conference as well as1 since.
A 9 In theso disclaimers ho hid omit
ted ono Important fact, Mr. Clark asked
If it was-not truo that ho (Chulfant) had
had an interview' With the known agent
oftlfo Philadelphia "ring" tho night
beforothd first meeting of tho Confer
ence at Northumberland. Tho q ucstlori
wa an emuarrasiiig oiif, but lid win
iorceti to ackuowlcdgo that such an in
terview had taken place. Ho retorted
upon Mr. Clark by asscttlng that tlio
latter had offered a certain suin to ono
of thoNorthUmbcrland Conferees' for ids
voto. Mr. C. branded this statement aa
an utter falsehood and demanded his
Tho licnatorshlp.
Tho loth Scnatotlal Dlstrlct,compo3cd
of tho counties of Northumborlaml,Mon-
tour, Columbia nnd Sullivan, is at this
moment tho battle ground between In
tegrity nnd corruption. Mr. Uticknlew,
who has been tried by ovory test which
can provo merit and condemn baseness,
represents tho former j while- Thomas
Chalfanl (heretofore entccmed by ,us
honorable) rcprcsclits the latter. Tho
Issuo is no. longer, to be. hidden undor
words of dispute 05 falsehood concern
ing tho honliiiatlblf. It was iniulo up'
beforo tho Conference Urs met. Its
form only nnd not Its substnnco has
changed since. As it Is ono of transcen
dent Importance to nil tho people of this
district, it shall bq presented to them,
In plain words strong In tliclr truth
and earnest If not Indlguant in form.
Men in Philadelphia. nflUlatcd with
men elsowhero, turned their eyes' early
upon this Senatorial District as a point
ordangcr tti their unholy tnUlo. They
aro known as men 'of tlio "ring" and It
is their business to get rich and becomo
powerful upon tho corruption of the
Leglslaltiro and tho plunder of tho peo
ple. TJiey learned 'that ft was likely
thatKr. Buckalow would l)o chosen to
tljo placo ho formerly filled and honored
lit tho State Senatd and sit there for
three wholo seaslons their enemy and
tlio enemy of all men Hko them, nnd
with ability to mako his .opposition to
them efficient nnd formidable. Th'ey
read his, remarks in tlio Stato Conven
tion nnd his sneceli mado later at Sun-
bury, with a perfect comprehension of
the spirit which inspired them nnd of
tho objects of reform at which thoy
pointed. Thoy determined if possibio
to defedt his nomination, oral nil nvents
his eIectIon,aud look steps for that pur
pose. (Their names are known' and tho
men they employed nro known.)
Now Chaifant appears upon thosccilc;
u mau of moderate abilities j poor ; am
bitious; with self-conceit gro.itly devel
oped by former elections td and seryico
in tho Legislature. Ho was it ht.subject
for the inanlpulatlon or tho "ring" nnd
they turned thdr attention upon him
as an instrument for their purpose. Ho
held control of a party nowSpaper j ho
was pretty certain to carry tho Conven
tion of Montour for nomination, and ho
was a fresh man whoso' character had
not yet been broken down In tho sorvlco
of tho "ring." Tho selection wa3judl
clousnud tho instrument (or victim if
you will) vns found pliable and ready
for his work.
Wo can now understand what was tho
reason for frequent Jouruoy by Chaifant
to Philadelphia and Harrlsburg beforo
tho Conference and even beforo tho pri
mary election In Montour. Tho negoti
ntlon was proceeding between tlio high
contracting parties, and It is to bo ro
inembcred ui J'AVncA teas 'visited at
Calaicissalj Chatant Irforc thi Conference
met, ns wns mentioned by us in our last
number.
But we'eomo to clearer ground;' Tho
night beforo tho conference first met,
Chaifant and tho known agent or tho
''ring" had an Interview together iu tho
town of 'Northumberland, It was In
tho night timo and Chaifant had driven
down from Danville. Ho stopped at
tho Leo House whllo the ngent register
ed at tho "Vanklrk House. But they
came together and after duo timo tho
agont went over to Sunbury nnd Chai
fant went back to. Danville. When and
how this interview was projected and
fixed, and all that passod between tho
parties, may not bo fully known until
that .day of, account when all human
rascalities shall bo revealed. Tho next
morning (August 20th) Chaifant ,camo,
upon tho down train when it reached
Danvlllo, meek and innocent of look,
and with his conferees accompanied tho
gentlemen from this county to North
umberland. At tho lattor place, tho
agent of tho "ring" was encountered at
tho railroad platform., Ho had como
over,from Sunbury and ho "met Chai
fant and the others ho, knowi as if after
a long separation. Presently ho look
occasion to explain to each of tlio latter
that he happened o bo at Sunbury on
business, heard of tho conference and
just came over to look on, orseowhat
wns dono. Ho rcniained nil day, re
ceiving nt intervals several despatches
oy telegraph understood to bo from
Philadelphia. Ho discoursed in favor
of Chalfant's nomination wllonover ho
prudently could, and to 0110 gentleman,
supposed by him to bo safe, declared
early In tho, day that ho could draw on
a friend for $2,000 to seciub It. Later,
.wo bcllovo, lib exhibited a despatch
witli n remark that It was good for that
sum. Finally, ho Inquired confldentl.
ally about Mr, Jackson, of Sullivan,
This oxpedltlotiiprovdi Llll!nct)ytcon
federncy nnd'a crjniiuohobject bQtween
tho parties. -Again, Immediately nftor
tho iioinlnntloiijt'Nrnch prepared a
circular and printed It, In which Mr.
Buckalow Wns denounced nnd belled.
Tho latter had then given him no pro
vocation for that iunult, niid It mint
havo been made In duo execution of his
engagement to Chaifant and tho "ring."
In fiu't,that engagement apparently ox
tends to tin whole canvass, nud does
not seem to havo been limited to n
'treacherous voto upon tho nomluiitioil,
Finally, tho corruption or his Confer
enco voto Is shown by tho facts that it
vai given ngalifst his instructions
without notlco" to his candidate of
ills colleague upon it ballot when his
county voted last nnd Just nfter dis
tinct notice to him Hint tho Northum
berland conferees woro about to voto for
thocaiidldato'of this county.
Tho case U comploto' against lilm
without direct prooTof ills declarations
by Mr. Mnrtz or nny ono else. But
tho'so declarations wcro indue to mora
than ono person and thoy nro decisive.
Tho onlyjudlclousoxplanation of them
which hdwevcr false might havo boon
plausible that they wore not mado In
earnest, Is now entirely shut oflY For
by Ills obtaining a direct disclaimer or
denial from Martz, by practising upon
his weakness, ho 'excludes ontlrcly any
'innocctlt Interpretation of his language.
Ho would Hot wlsli to havo thO' Words
denied If thoy wcro Innocent or harmless.
authorKy'forak u. a aint . ! whether ho was a candidate In earnest,'
tatcd.but being had pressed by the 'IJ-
II MUUHj-J HU tt'UUJll
"blow" on him (tho agent) If ho np-
crowd for an answer, finally said l(is
auiiiority( was JI Winch; whereupon
incro was n scornful Jfiugh all round.
Wo bellovo'thesjiealwcr himself smiied
at tho folly and futility of his own
cnargo backed bysuch n witness,
proached him rdra pureiiaso. Emboli!
enod at last, ho went to Mr. Jackson
after midnight, mado his infamous nro-
posal and was spurned. What Is nu-
3-3. .1 . ,. . -
Tho t-ceno upon tho wholo was instruc- "lellca"i'".0wnonhatpo3t-mldiilght
live and a pretty general conviction was "Z7" lr' T V . t. op0",y
produced that the seceder's caudidate, ., ,? , Mr; rekson to 0 conference
Judged by his own exhibition , of him' "'f"1' of September, Immediately
self, was not very well suited to a, seat I , , ho "omInnn was mado, that he
In tho Senate After Chaifant concluded M',um-ltl " "'rB B"n to sell out
Mr. Buckalow being loudly called for. "UCKn,0W. "0 expressed his
eimnfnrivnr,lnil:,l..fn, r... .,' rea,1ne3Wlully cxposo tho matter at
utes amid general attention. Ho said meetings, in our section, If
that tho published statement mado by
M'NInph nf n nrlvnin ....!., i. upon nis ropuiso,. anil probably also
- ' " 1 ' w VW . UMI blUlt UU' I
tween them prior to tlio lato mooting . lmey ndmonltlon, tho agont
m . m . . 1 iMii. nrrniimnnH Ami r im..i..i
01 1110 late uourcrenco, wns uulrue, and i 1 V V 7 . ,. "'"',B"urr
ho stated clearlv what nnt.mllv ,,n.,l tho.nl,,ttra,n' ( wo bollevo 21 o'clock)
between them on tho oeraslnn rnfi.rrnii lV,,' WU3 next "car" rrom In consulta
to. Ho said ho would not Hunk In rn. lott wi.tM n Particular porsou nt Harris
gardtotho proceedings of tho Confer- w"i"r "'"sfcoini aay, ( Aug
proceedings of tho Confer
ence. Ho was content to stand ujwn
tho full statements which had been nub-
iigneu from tho majority of members In
cluding that of Mr.Meylert, andhe had
no ucslro and ho did not think it neces
sary to bring theso matters Into heated
discussion upon tho stump. Ho closed
Willi an Invocation to tho audience
against trading off xotti and iu favor of
securing a full voto and an honest ox-
presslon of public opinion
uv...uo.ivmiuuoi,guti, v HU H.orn .,.o.n torn i l. ...
nnrlnnxn wnrn,nn,ll,ni,nlr.,i.i ... . wivuu lu "10
Zl. 1 ' ,r uonroronco nnd inquiringif ho had hot-
uunu tvuiu u in i u l iiiKiwrainfr ir tvna i i j . " . . . ,
T . ' "-'r wko n, was mnitoboforo tho Confer
VCJJf UVIUCUl ll.Ul HO JiaU lOSt CfOlinU nnnnmnt ,) ;n. . , , .
bv his ilfimnnsfrntlnn ,1 .. ."" yicr Muymcn
, ....v.. mutch vi4 i nnii fifitn in tinnniifd Trio r.m..!- i..
Wo have been tervlows with nhnir.inf iin.iin
. - j.vumu V1J U
27Ui.) was in telearanhifi
wun uuujant. It might v o ato conn
denco if wo wcro to glvo other vpry dis
tinct proofs in our possession of Glial
fant's association nnd complicity with
tho "ring" ngent,,nml wo shall' .forbenr
for tho present. Tho foregoing points
nro suincieut for our purposo.
Wo now turn to M'Nincli. Clialfant's
conreucrato from tho outset, or at nil
events from a timo anterior to tlio Con-
icrence. ma slatomorlt to Murtz flmi
men from his support.
assured on good authority that a' con- nco ands S B
sidcrablo number of men in Madison i,tm i, iuif.n(Url i. ' ''" .
lilm Im. ,tt.,i l,AP. ll. i .
who were inclined at first to support n" m nT
nimlrnnt. nrn nnu, annlmm i. "fil""" kiuu ih 1110
ZiZ . , i ,. . t. -' !' miter regarding his ovpntual voto, all
point to ids corruption. But thero aro
two other facts still moro convIncl'nL'.
Tho first is. that ho went ilmvn in TW..
At (lie Democratid meeting on 'Wcddcsi I vJllo in the nlirht hilfnrn tlm laat m t.u I
day night last a full towniliip ticket was I ing of tho Conforcnco. to Inform Glial.
MMn,U....I I. I . III t f t. .1 I - . ... . '
mm oi mo report or Uoslgn of ro-liitro-
(IllClngMr. Purscllllto tho Conform..
him mid regard his claims as preposterous.
uvmiuaicu, wuicn win vo jouna in tuo pou-
oil column,
Poor House.
Tho following correspondence will ex
plain itself.
To Messrs J. A. Funston, J, Schuyler
nnd B. F. Hartmnn. Gentlemen.
Many of our citizens aro inquiring
about tho question of a Poor IIouso.
Somo townships aro being called upon
to voto on tho question. Will you glvo
tho public, Information, through tho
papers', as to tho expense to your town
ship, and the saving? And niso, what
would bo tho cost to each one of tho
eight or ten surrounding townships, If
thoy shiuld como In now?
Yours respectfully,
Isaac Leidv,
Sept. 'X), 16G9. Wst. HowkiJ.
A.NSWHlt.
Bloomsiiuko, Sept. 1!8,1EG9.
'lO JlltS. ISAA1 I.K11IY ANU W.M. llOWKI.t.
Gi:xtli:mj;n. Your favor of the iMth
ilist., is at hand. In reply we would
say that tho Poor tax of Bloom town
ship has during sovcral years past, been
ono per, cent, upon our valuation, or
about two county rates. Under tho Poor
Houso law, we, in May last, purchased
a farm, with tho appros'al of the Court,
for tho sum of twclvo thousand flvo
hundred dollars'. Upon this farm wo
havo erected a largo brick houso with
slato roof, at a cost of threo thousand,
threohuiidredaiidforty-fivodollars.hav
liigeigiiieon rooms, iiesmcs cellar kilcli-
enjln addition to thofrnmo iioiibo which
was on tho land. About ono thousand
dollars, havo been expended In stock
andout-nt. 'Total $10,815. Tlio expenses
for our survlccs ns Commission, Includ
ing tho purchase of farm and building,
will' not mako ono hundred dollars.Tho
number of paupers upon our township,
boford tho purchasooftho farm, averaged
about1 liriy. But three adulls, havo been
in tho Poor House, ono or theso lately
deceased, leaving but two inmates, nil tho
children Iinving been put out.'to good
places for homes. Wo think that with
all tho disadvantages of n late start, and
building, tho farm will meet nil the ex
penses' of tho poor for tho yenr. Then
two nnd n half years assessment upon
Bloom township, at preslsely tho old
rate, will pay for tho property and stop
our tax.
As to other'lownships coming In un
der, the provisions of tho law, wo would
say, that ITseven or eight or tho neigh
boring townships voto toeomo ln.U will
require from each ono of them, about
ono county rate and a half, to mako
them' equal with Bloom. And this
would not bo paid nil in one year. Any
township coming in now, will voto for
Commissioners In our places, nt tho
next fall election.
Should tho remaining townships of
tho county, becomo convinced that It
would bo to their Interest to como in, n
very small expenso would render tho
present buildings sumdent.and wo havo
also n written rerusnl of ndjolnlngland,
at a mddcrato price; sufficient for tho
comfortable support of tho Poor for tho
wholo county. And tho rato for theso
townships, to bo npplied to the Improv
mcnt and additional purchase, would
not exceed tho total of ono county rato
and aiiairfor each township.
Yours respectfully,
Jons' A. Funston, 1
Jacoh Sen uyi,eu, Commissioners.
li. X . -UAHT.MII.V, J
P. H. Any ten tax payers iu our
township, calling on tho (.onstablo to
post a notlco for a voto upon tho ques
tion "Poor IIouso" or "No Poor IIouso"
can havo the question voted upon at the
coming election.
Senatorial.
Tho Democrats of this county havo
thus fyr aclcd with great prudence Jn
regard to tho difficulty existing in this
Senatorial, district. Most of them treat
tho matter In a Jocular way, and do not
permit themselves to cot excited or to
intiuigoin any controversy or Jtcated nr-
t;ujni.-m on iiiusunjccc. Kucii n course
js.commen,dablonud wlso. Wo can seo
no reason why nn issuo between thoprl
vato or political Interests of two lnn.i
should bo permitted toconvulson wholo
District, or do thosliulitestiiilurv to tho
S(ato or local tickets In either of tho
counties composlngit. If thero aro any
who cannot ngrco ns to who Is nomlna.
ted let them uereo to disagree on that.
but ccaso to ngitato, mid turn ti(cir har
monious energies nml united labor to
tllO SUCCUSSor I'lH'klMl Vl-shlm.-,,,,,! m',i-
r. . . r V.
respective county tickets. If tho Itadl.
eals shall confront .us with a formidable
Senatorial candldato of thoir own. urn.
uuiitu wumu uiciato mat tno Democratic
voto or tho en tiro District should bu con.
ccntrated as nearly as possibio ui.on ono
man. Our Conferees, and tho Standing
Commltteo of this countv. have Willi.
mltted tlio party hero to tho sunnort of
jur. iiucKaiew. in tho balance of tho
District (except Montour) tho situation
appears to bo tho tamo, nnd. in our
Judgment, to east a solid, voto for lilm
win uo tno only way to prevent tho elec
tion ofu confirmed Itadlcal.sliould they
nominatoone. It wnulil hniuitin-nu Vn.
gards candidates that tho
pronces pf every Domocrat (n tho DIs-
..' . "uu,u "u Biven up rather than
that throuim our illvlHinn n,n ir.n.
Amendment to the limstitution and tho
power of Itadlcallsm shouM ntnvn nir
ruvcrsal and llvo. NorthumberlaM C'dun.
Democrat,
letter from Michael IVZoylort, Bee-
rotary of tho lato senatorial von
,A ; feroncd
Hon. Charles 11. lluckatcw,
DmauSiu.' I luwo rend carefully tho
statements of tlio dllTorcnt members of
tho recent Senatorial Conrcrenco in
which you were noniliialed as our can
dlihito for this district.
1 have been absent from lomofor (bo
last ten or twul vo days returning on last
Sdturday.ai.d whllo thestibject Is pretty
thoroughly ventilated thero nro n few
points of discrepancy to which 1 would
deslro to ndd my testimony.
It has been usscrted thntMr. Wlthing-
ton gave no Intimation of lilsiicslro or In
tention to change his vote, until hu had
retired from tho Conference mid visited
Mr. Bucknlow's room. Tho facts on
that point are as follows : Tho 202d
ballot had been ordered, and wo wero
nil taken by surprise nt Mr. M'NIncli's
Vote, nud beforo the result of tho voto
had been announced by cither tho chair
man or myself, Col. Decgan moved nu
adjournment for flvu mlnutos, which
having carried, tho members generally
wero leaving tho room, nnd Mr. With
Ington having got near tho door turned
lo ino (I was sitting at tho table ns Sec
rotary and copying tho minutes for pub
lication, )and said"Mr.Meylcrt I chango
my vote." I said for whom do you
voto ? Ho replied "lor Wlthlngton,"
and then turning again, loft tho room.
M'NInch, tt'io had not yet left his chair,
then camo to tho tablo and took a chair
by mo. I said to him "Mr. M'NInch,
I was never moro surprised in my llfo
than at your vote," "probably n few
votes moro would havo nominated the
man you camo hero to nominate." Ho
replied "thatho knew nothlngof that,"
(thougi In his published statement he
admits that ho had been so Informed)
"that wo had had a long and arduous
session, that it was getting late, and ho
desired to end tho matter ; that some
body must bo disappointed nnd ho had
concluded to tako tho responsibility."
But said ho "I wish tho nomination to
bo fair nnd fqitarc, and I will voto to
allow Mr. Wlthlngton lo chango his
voto" and wo will til start fair again."
(Ho having been present .viicn Mr.
Withlugton camo to me (before leaving
the rooom,) to request that ho bo per
mitted to chango his vote, nemc of us
three having left the room.) Mr. M'NInch
then left, nnd I remained In tho room
copying tho proceeding.-, until the Con
ferenco ro-asscmbled. After tho Con
ference was called to order, nil of tho
Conferees being present, I mentioned
Mr. Wlthington's deslro to chango his
vole, nnd on a voto being taken, Icavo
was granted with only tiio dissenting
voto of Mr. Miles. I then called his
(Withingtons) name (as Secretary) and
ho voted for Wlthlngton. Tho 202d bat
lot was then for the first time declared nnd
was for Buckalow l.Chairant l.Withlng
ton 1, Jackson ".
Tho chair having announced tho vole,
directed tho ballots to proceed, which
was dono accordingly. In somo or the
statements the fact of Mr. Miles of Mon
toil' having movul an adjournment of
the conference to llloomsburgtotho Iflth
of September, after tho 20(ith ballot hail
been taken, Is denied. On that point in
addition to the official report, I will
state what occurred informally. Alter
tbo20Gth ballot hud been taken Mr.
Chalfmit was brought Into tho room by
Mr. Miles, mid thero being noiuu infor
mal discussion participated iu by Mr.
Chaifant as to tho stato of tho confer
ence, I stated to Mr. Chaifant tho fuct
that Mr. Miles had made -such motion,
which took Mr. Chaifant entirely by
surprisu.atid on his turning to Mr. Miles
for an explanation, Mr. Miles admit
ted tho fact, and excused himself to Mr.
Chaifant by saying, "that ho wns so
much excited ho hardly know what
ho did,1' (nnd its tills was exactly his
stale of mind, it may account for somo
discrepancy in his report of the pro
ceedings,) "but ho wished to quit tho
Couferenco?
I said nothing to Mr. M'NInch that
looked like nn ndmlsslon or Mr. Chal
fant's nomination, except my oxpres
sion of surprise at his voto. Ho volun
teered tho remark "that ho would voto
to permit Wilhington to chango his
voto nnd all start fair" before ho left tho
room; on his return und whllo tho sub
ject was under discussion, ho mado no
objection, nor did ho deny his (Mr.
witniugtpii's right to change. In con
versation ho admitted that ho had dono
wrong in changing his voto without
consulting his colleague and giving
him notico of his intended change. I
do not.now remember nny thing further
that would bo of use. Should there bo
nny point In which my testimony
would aid In putting this matter truth-
fully beforo tho public please Inform
mo.
I remain Yours Very Bespcctfully,
MICHAEL MKYLEBT,
Laporto, Sullivan county Pa.
Sept. lil.lSG'J.
the Knstcrn Business Colicgo nt Bang r
Mo. has clinrgooAho Commercial De
partment and will make it in nil re
spects equal to nny Commercial College,
cither forsueliar wish toconnno then
selves to that courso or for tlioso who
wish to study tlio Commercial Course
In connection wi li other studies.
James Brown, Assistant Teacher of
Milhomatlcs am. English uraiinmir is
n young man of culture und n thorough
teacher. Mies A ico M. Carver has had
charge of tho P ano Music, from tlio
commencement of tho School, and thu
department now employs two teachers
till tho time. Miss Neltlo Powell Is
Assistant. Mrs. Iattlo L. Best, n grad
uate of ono or tl a best Musical Acade
mies or Boston, is eminent both as a
teacher or vocal Music and a singer,
Wo nro confident that thoso who deslro
to make music'ii peclally, will Audits
good advantages in this school as ill any
or thu Musical Academies In tlio largo
cities, and nt less than one-fourth tho
cost. Tho Trustees congratulato them
selves upon having collected a Faculty
for their school or great merit, having
Hpared no pains or expenso necessary to
securo teachers or tho highest merit in
every department. Wo can most earn
estly recommend tho school to the con
(Idcnco of tho public. Tlio Boarding
Hall is a magnificent Building warmed
throughout by steam and furnished in
tho best and most com fortablo manner
from kitchen to chambers. Most of tho
Faculty board in tho Hall, and havo
their rooms on tho same halls with tho
Students, so as lo render nny nsslstanco
tho students may need out of school
hours. No person can visit this board
ing hall without going away fooling
that ho has visited ono of tho most hap
py nnd well organized families that ho
has over seen. Unliko most Boarding
Schools tho tables nro furnished to tho
cntlro satisfaction of tho Students; nnd
tho tablo ellquctto is such as to cult!
vato politeness, nnd fit studonts for tho
civilities of life, rather than sclflshncs-.,
Tho next term oiiiiuenccs Oct. lStii
1SG9. Studonts nro admitted at nny
time; for terms send for Catolaguo.
J. G. FitKEzi;, L. B. Itui'KiiT,
Secretary. President
Confidential.
CEXTIUIitA, Oct. 1, 1SG0.
Editor Columiiian,
Bradley Is making a great prating,b j
cause tho Hon. Charles R. Buckalow is
now willing to accept or an office n gnv
lower than tho ono which, lately, ho
honorably filled. I supposo ho doi
recollect that Gov. Snyder aftcrservli g
as Governor or Pennsylvania nine years
accepted the samn oillco Tor which M
Buckalow is now n candidate. William
Wilkins nrter bo) ig a Representative 'u
Congress, a U.S.S nutmyi foreign Minis
ter Plenipotcntii ry, accepted tho same
houorabio offico f r which Mr. Bucka
low is now a cam Idatc. John Hlekma'i
a Itadical, wns u jng timo in Congress,
then went back to the Houso of Itepio
sentativcHorPoiit lylvania. JohnQulncy
Adams wns once "resident of thoUnitcd
States and nfter ds Presidential term
went back to Con ,'ress lo tho end of his
days. Theso gent, emen did notconsidor
themselves disgr; eed by serving thoir
country in a Uttlt lower capacity ; but
most of this took placo beforo Bradley's
swaddling clothe; wero dry, so that he
don't recollect. Vox.
TakkOut Youh Dajis. Complaints
aro again mado that persons 11 ving along
tho Susquohanna nro violating tho law
by putting flsh dams In tho river to
prevent tho passage of fish. Wo call
the attention of trespassers to tho fish
law passed by tho legislature of 1SG3,
which, among other things, says :
"It shall not be lawful for any person
or persons to build, extend orplticonny
fish basket, fish trap or other device,
permanent or temporary, across or at
nny place In tlio Susquehanna river."
"And nny person offend
ing against tlio provision of this section,
their nldors or abettors, shall bo guilty
of a misdemeanor, nnd, on convictiou
thereof, shall bo fined iu nny sum not
les3 than ono hundred dollars, nnd bo
imprisoned at tlio discretion of tho court
far a period of not moro than twelvo
months; ono half of tho finoabovo men
tloncd to bo paid to tho informer or
complainant."
Ucceipts of "THE COIlt7IVI23IAK,
for Au?. 1063.
Dloomsburg Stato Wormal School
and Literary Institute.
This Institution is now thoroughly
organized and ofTors excellent ud'vah
tages to young men and women who
deslro to fit themselvea"for Commercial
Business, Teaching, or to prcparo for
Colicgo or tho Professions. Tho Princi
pal, Ileniy Carver, A. M. is too well
"""ii" i uiiuui iiiu jMiucaiors oi youth
to need u recommendation. He will
glvo tlio Normal School especially tho1
ueuciit in ms eminent hiuress
teacher.
Isaac O. Best, A. M., Assistant I'rln
fipal. Js ii graduato of Hamilton fii
lego end has been eminently successful
in teaching thoLalln und Greek Inn-
gunges, nml Is u first class Disciplinar
ian. Miss Sarah A. Carver bus been
tho Preceptress of tho school from Us
Inception and has few equals us u teach-
er aim manager of young Ladles. J,
w. i'crreo, A. M. Prof, of Hkriier
L.ll . - . . "
iuiuiiemuiicsiinii iMUural Sciences has
had largo exporionco nsa teacher und Is
u gentleman of fino culture.
L. A. Ludwlg, L. L. D. Prof. Our.
man Language and Drawlne-. nml As.
slstant Teacher of Qrcek, brings to his
ueiiarimotit tho energy and Scholarship
ofngradunto of a Kuropoan Unlvorsity
nnd thoso who wish to studv thu Mmi.
crn Languages havo hero an excellent
opportuulty of taking lessons of ono
wno Bpoaics most of them In their puri
ty. Miss Mary K. Iieaman. AKsiii,.,f
Preceptress Is a graduato of tho Oswego
Normal School, and Is fast l.rnvliif f liof
sho hoi not attended that Training
School In vain. Prof. V. M. Bates,
Supt. of Modern School, and Miss Julia
Quest, Assistant, glyo ovidenco of their
fitness, in tho fact that their depart
"ient is full of Industrious pupils. Prof.
r. j. wiiiinms, recently manager of
V It Tubtu
V iluu
A Hoblusou
Jll.uilcs
Cue, Wclherlll
.s uo.
lUt John lltighcd
Hlchurd IlL-motL
Jacob Miner
A nd lew Clark
lk.usl.vi Hughes
John lleavtr
llooiue Craig
r.ii.iKmiumun
Joll.l Wllitmr.vnr
M itugcnuiu-h
Will. lllimeiiHtf-fl
Oeorgo ltwhel
W Crovellng
Chas Michael
Moses HchllclllT
Allen Manu
cyrua Johnson
Hteplion 1'ettlt,
UeorgeSliumaii
CouynghamTwp
-Jlariln Unugheu
liaiilel ll.ebtr
Hamnul mis;
JumcK Harry
John Moinu
John W I)ll
()lllertllesi
M M Hower
Ileubt'ii Fry
John Vaupelt
cnaileii lu-cd
1 It Johiihini
Uaiio Hnyder
Win MmllloM
A IC Huillli
I'uliu A: IVUIt
Waller Kiolt
Jiuienli lless
W Cirk
Jnsei li 1 1 i-k
AliMili-m lii-Hcr
Hloitiicolley
Levi TiiiiiuuH
I'.iittiir.i Henry
II T Clark
3 5 i i
1 1 i,
2 ( I
21 CI'
21 I
2 ')'
:i 3i,
2 10
t u
1 111,
7
4 I
2 01
2 00
2 Oil
2 Hi
2 I
2 0J
4
. SMI
4 a
t 1 1
2ll
2
3
2
2 '
2 On
2 III
II
2 I
(
2 l
2 l
2 li
l C
2i,
:i
1 1
2 I
2 I
2 I
Jeremiah JInllliiu
.Iiuum llraliany
II V Mill...- '
I'.itl'redcriclcUolirll i
NViulHeltellch al
W hi UviiiiIh 2 l
III' Crostiey r, t
Al All nr,l r... , -
John CorntlUon a tnJ
Jacob Michael
I nd. UUoctor
lllanlcs
John Itunyan
M UMhlino
J A Funston ! Co
li U Uletterch
Win J liycr
I-nac Hower
Kllas Yost
I J l'l' l'enler
2 ool Samuel Vet ar
2 to,. WinT.S!ium.iii
7 M Ooorgo W I'juat
lliorga Kviuih
I-owliDictlerlcli
J A Doi an
F u i;jer
ISlenllen Klfcller
2 in' (leoHteadman
2 (. 1 rhos Cl-'uwler
A ii Atbertson
H 11 Johnbon
Aaron Hmlih
A J Kline
Irani Derr
. OHhua ltobblna'
I'cler Ulrton
I.iilhi rll (Jlvion
Wm Kern
John snyder
llM'Colliuu
JV esley Itucklo
UaulelKlefer
I'M JI AnpliMnan
II J Cuinpliell
Alfred jf'iienry
Wm U Irion
Jaeoh Wanli-h
I K l.lldlno
Jolm llam.ltou
i.hsii.,, ,,,,.
A II Whllo
Ulehard Tliiiiliton
i on a: jiaiion i
J I'Ax.ir-t- I'.. .i
Jouea WeUter
-. --r iirovo
I'linr.-li
Kliklii llil-.cl
JohllHliillh
-J lliatlicoloAC'ii
JV II iluiiley
J, II KlUlllo 1
I 1'lVuler
a UdiiiiiK
JosfShoemaker
Aunui .Mlller
ItcubeuIIurtmau i
NEW ADVERTISE
oHK'HUAIi Kl.nOTIO.V l'HIICIiAMATKI.V
u-iirmctq. bvltiolawsol IhlvCoiniiionweiiltli
" ."ii.' .I.,iii ..f 11, n H
")ltIVATI'2 SALB
Ul' IIIIJUIiiiiiii ..u....
Thorn will lie nirertnt fur natn Iho properly ly-
........... in i.n rin nu rrniii -irmryiiiw i
eomprl.lint two hundred nor on noon lj, one
hundred and Ally of which nro eleared, Iho b.u
mien in imlcniiilflirniimttlinlicr.
I-oriiarucuiara am. ".-J.
Oct. lCD-lm JctBeylowiijlJrt.
"7"ALUABLK Hl'JAL IWl'A'l'Ji xun
Will lio noli! by Iho iindoMtaiM KxoOHtor of
the i last will and Teatninent or Wm. Wardln n o
of Centro townHili. In Iho county of L'olumbla
d wod. All thai corlaln inoniingo and tract
it li id illnalo 111 renlro lowinhli; Uolunibln
eiiunly, luljotiilni? Inmli of H.iiu i.1 Ciovei ,,,,
UeniKo W.nluiller, CliarlcsUo and l)nld lo
conlalnlng
ONU llUNDltniJ AND HIXTY A- KIM
moro or le, actual amount to bo niccrlnlnod by
Kurvev. aboiil one hundred and thirty iirrcj of
wlilolila Improved nnd lnnRind flat" of eullivn
lli.li, and b ilanco well Umbered. Whereon H
erecle.1,
o.vn KiiAJtn Pwnr.t.tNa iiou.si:,
OnolMnnkdwellliiu Hnusp n l-irpto bink Ihrn
i. ul.n.l IV.ru I'r iu 1 if HIV. TWO tfOOll Oils
or Water, onont thu bam nnd the oilier nt Iho
l'lank Iloiiicnnd iigood Kprlim of never Inning
water nt tho lramo dwelllnj liouio with pprlns
Teriii'madoknown bynpplloatlon either to tho
underKtiiuod, or Udwnrd M. Wurdln lllooinsburg
Columbia county 1'iv. mi- t, ft ,,rii
l iiH-ession oi imuu iirennsi", win uu B"v,m --I---
lfi't'iho above properly Is not sold on or bffoi-o
tho Cth day of No. ember nel, I ho s.imo win uo
iXPOSeU lOpUDTlC flllOOIl Hill M.-llli-.
J MK-S WAItlllN. Kxeoulor,
Weathcrly, Ciubon Co., I'n-i
Oct. 1,C9 Ow.
"neaftr'towiAlill., nt Ibo public homo of Henj.
' iwrnou township. nt .Iho imblhs houso of An
diew T. tkuler, n lliolnwn or lleiiloii.
moimilowislill,nl tho Court llouo,liilllooiiii-
".r ... ,.-...ll. nl llinT.tu'll IIouso. In tho
llorOUll liemif if -
"IESSIujS'i CcntTali at tho public hou,eul II. A.
Wnmrm."k township, nt Iho public school houso
"uiVwi'ss-Vtimiislilp. nt tho pnl.llc house , of
S.uuuelKste.l)..uuer. i .-. 'V' " V La -
Uoiiiroowu'iiiri
f'oVttcinuuhani District nt tho nehool houso
ii.-ar tlic coltiiVy f John Audtewu Co.
Huul . O iyiiKli.iii District lit tho hotiso of
r,..'.'.1.1, it i it.-r. lately llxedbyiv votool tho cltl-
1,U"" .It. .........Islsi
I-'isniuucrffKisi-vtio"'!1 i
Km;anUimU lowushl,. at tho M.wranco scliool
llOUHO. ,, n. ,,, ,,rt,n nr T,lul.i,b
Grefliwooa lu.iusitii'i
n:.1'1!.t,t.?; i.ni,tn. at tho miblle houso of Chas.
Ii! Dluttcrlch in tho town of Illicit llorii.
jiicltson townslilpat tho houso of Uzcklel Colo,
ijicult township, lit tlio public houso or David
vuulii'towndpl'at Iho public houso of Aaron
.ft...- in II. n Inxrti nr -M lltllll VlllO.
sin.'iimin towiishlp.tit tho public house of Sum-
nel llimny, iii jeiBij i....... . , ,.
Ml. 1 ICaS.lIlL lUIYllsini'i .
pUBLlO SALK
In mirsnnnco of a Manflnto tsuod out of tlio
Court of Common l'lem of Colmubln counly.nna
to mo tureciou. wm uoexpanini m muiio nuu
tlio promises nt Malnpvllle, Cnliunol , Co. Va.tun
Hnturany thea)tM day ofOi'toiicr nosi ni ono
oclocic in tue nnoinoonoi wuaiwy, inwnniu.
Iulc dcscribeil real estate, to wit: A ccrUln nis"-
Huuffo una imci oi lanti smini" in
tho county or Columbia, bounded and described
rs followH, to wit! bc2lim.ii" nt n htono licnp,
tlionro liv Iniiil nf .Tiir-nli Hosier KOlltll fdxty-slx
nnd n half degrees wist nKiety-etirnt iicrehes to a
utone; tbenco by landoi Wm. Jlnllt, south seVen-ty-slxnndono-fourlhdciee.i
west, ntnuly-four
perchos to a stone: thenco by Und of JfWib Khu
man north, eight degree vc-d, foitthieo
perches; tbenco by land of tho uiiiib south sixty
degrees west, thiily-four perehes to a hickory;
tlnnco uy iflim oi jcun Huuiu.m norm uisuiceii
.ioti'um. w.it. fiirtv.nno iipielici t) n stune:
thence bv land of tho Karno soutli hlxly-slv du
crees wejit,thlrtyc!sht nciclus to a pot; thenej
bv ifind ot fJoorio nnd lluduln h Mliumau. not 1 1
tufhfi ilfiriees west, sixteen nint ii lmlf nerclits
tonpo't; tiiunce by mud of tlm same, noith two
nnd one-fourth decrees east, olio hundred nnd
twenty-two perches to a point ne.tr tlio I'mno
House: thenco by land of tun nima nortb, slxty
tx degrees easd. clffUly-fclx ptiehen to a plno
down; thenco by i.iod of tbosiune south seventy
ihteo and one-fourth decrees ensl, lllty-tuo
perches to nn on It down; tlien'o by i.iuu or lien-
i' ti.tnv flidenn f 1 ai rliOfift. .Tii'in 1C1 1 tiTO rnillll
nnd Jnmic Yi tier, north blxtysix nnd one-half
I'ejirecse.iSMinny -seven perenei iuh kiuhu ih-i
thciifn miiiIIi spA-tnteen deirrecs vest, two lnm-
drod nnd sixty perches to a Mono bean tbo placo
oi oegiunniSt commnni'.; live iiuumniuiiu miw
iv.tlv ntnl imn 1. n I f n orn j iio-it t ii r:mi I rn.
Tho nlmvrt trnct fif land U iniHLMteil. nnd well
timbered, wllb Itoclc Oak, Yellow l'lne, Pilch
l'inoand cnosinut, , n
MOHOIX'AI JIILLAUH,
Oct. lCO-tf. hheaiir.
pUDLIC SAliK.
Ol-' VALUAMjK ltUAL IjSTATII.
In pur&u.uico ofnn order or the Orphans1 Court
of Columbia county, l'a. on Saturday the Luth
iiaym isovemner, taw, iu iu o cincic in i no lore
imoil. Will T..vllllli nn itliil Win Jl. Yetter. Ad-
itiInKti:itors. Ac of Daniel Yettei. httt. nf Mulno
township, In bald county, deceased will expose to
snloby publlo vendue.ou tho premises, tiio fot-
lowliiK real estipte, to wit:
Trnct Xo. I. Hltuatein said township boun
itfil 1 Iniiild nf .fiirnli Urnwn Ili-tirv tllln.'
Daniel Ihower, nnd i).inlel Hcliiljold, contnlnliif;
01 ACltKS AND GO PKIICIIKS
neat measuro.
Tlio ImnrovetnentHon this tract nio n ono nnd
ono half storv l'intmt twt;IIln!i Ilntisn n l-'nim
Uarn, nod (dher out bouses, u ood welt of water
m i no uixtr oi wiouwi'iiin; n unoii appin nietiard
ill i rivi.i in lii tl i ii ii ii in i uiMU miiiu ui CUIUV.I'
llntl.
Triiciflo.'j. Hiiurtto in nn hi tmcnsii n mw1
bnundeil by lands of Stacy John, Jaeuband Allied
ii'iiiT, mm lien s ui iienrj- l uwurm, ueo u, con
tiiiiiu
MO AGUES AND 131 PERCHES.
Tho lmpiovemenls on lids tract aro a Two
Mory Miono uwemuu umiso, a ood lunlt ll.un
and alt iiecossjiry out luiil'llua ahpilun nf never
f.illiU'' wider nt tho dwellhn; iiouv. n iiMMt mnmi
nt Ibu It ain nnd lionet lu-o nhDliMiwiinriU u.-nfti
orehani.avlneynid.nnd u geiunil reltctiun of
Koodliult. Ono hundred nud twenly ncn-s of
cieareu lanti, ana lunKitod slato of cultivation
tin b.ilnucn is widl timbeiod.
Trnct No. 3. sltuato In hnld township.nnd
uuiuuivu u liinut ui imuoJl'ii iiiiillilill aiul owl
eit.belrsof Jacob (iearhail, deu'd., Jnlm dear
bait, Heniy liowni iu, deo'd., and Jaiub nud AI
lieu it-'iiur, iimiaiuint;
ISo ACltKS AND 10 PHItUflKd
Tho lmprovemenUi on Ihls trnct arc a ono and
ono halfbtory frauio Uwclllnu a bdoJ Ilanlt llarw,
a kooiI well of water nl tho door of tho 'Iwelllui!
house.llUil out hulllllm;s, iibchhI youtlz lip lie
orehanl. Tlio laud allcleaiedand In nsoodsiato
of cultivation.
I.i.tothoetaloofi.alildeeeaseil. situate In tho
township of .Maine and countv nforcMilil.
JliSSH coUl.UA.V, cicrl:.
f OXDITIOS9 0F3AI.E: reii.e eeut.ofouofoiirlh
of Iho pu eha.e money 10 bo paid at Iho hUlklm;
down of iho properlyj one-fjurth of tuo-t birds
less t ho ten per ei nt, at the continuation of sale:
ono-llilrd oi Iho puichaso money lo remain
c halKed unon tho said iuoiii1mh ilurlns Um natur
nl lire of l-.ilabt-ili Yetter, widow of Daniel Yot
ler, nnd tlio Interest thereof in bo nnnuatly nnd
.(uulaiiy paid In her by tho purchaser or pu.
clmseib on the Ilist day of April of each anil
every year iliirllnj hematuria life; snld lute' est
lo be coiiiiiuled fruiii tho llrst day of April A. 1.
lk.p.and ...o baiancoof Ihopurchasonionev lobo
pa i d lnono year fiom the conllrination of llio sale
wllb Inteust on tho banio froni Ihe Hrht day of
WIM.TAJfT. MIUMAN.
n,i . vn ,f WIL.LIA.M II. YKl'I'lllt,
Oct. 1, 63-tf. Administrators,
The'reforo1! 'mi itniX'AI .MIIJ.MllMUgh Hher-
V.
tilcntly voln nt nnv el.n -wimllli,
nr bcinK i,i,,.r,?''',i i. :
nut ..I 1,1a ,io,k r Is "?.; Wh .
i f --.V.'1. K ; r t ' i Miiin,ifnKf
ball nu conviction 1,., i.!.1!'" Iii,''
euroBlieli pirnon t
i-eeillii twit lmtiilteil l..i fi'L1. ati, " r
In any li-rm not exi-ec iBi'lli
,Vs!r!cr;:roWhe!i0'S
iiiiui iiiu-onii uio Niuumin., """i- ill.
rold nnd deliver t.t t ,o '
Kelber. Willi the Intent llffi ?.'i
Khali prncii in aiioihcr to ,f,".'Tt" '
fciidhm hIii.II, m IOII.W'"0'.1
miin not less limn nil" ,,'.," t
.lre.l.lollar,and bo fn K' '" ,
lesslbaii tlueo nor I. ! ,?eJ,!
ii any person not quulin.. , "i
mon wealth mtreeably ioi,u,,
..iallloa0ens,)Sif,,i0';!u,
elections of
April 17th, A.
pUliLIC SALE '
OP VALUABLE UL'.YL KSTATU
Tho underslKiieil Heirs of tho citato of Jacob
r.yor, lato of Oreenwooil township, deceased,
will cxposo to pub c halo on tho picmtsi n at tlm
lnl ""to wf ' 1 followl',B't'1
1. Tlio Fnriii Kltunln In Tllnn... ...... i.n .
by main road lrndliiB from Uloomsliui'a tol.l-rht
Hlrcet, lands of James Krcoje, Mrs. Jlaun JI'l.cl
vy. heol &Co. Hi. liuttcr, llloomsbuij-Iiou Co.
and others con talnlPR noout ITU ncresrto bo tol u
In two parts ns follows: ' '
n. i nn ensi.-iti ivht nnnn ........
lSi!)?"n"fl" ,Ullr,i 1-1 'roctc.l n jrliino
buildings, , 1 ' m'Kr "eocssar ou
(,,,- remalnlusj poillon ortald farm, It belli'
thowestcrn poril.m of thosamo conlaliilo'' aboiV
iu acres moio or less llio two parts to bo divided
by n line rutin ul- nenru- imili, .,.i .;.,i. ""ut"
a. A lot citntalnlnj about, a ucrcs adjolu'lii" thu
i,",',.!t.1,cj trapt tl-ltiion li tl' " ".till
dwelling liouioaud Mabli: with oilier out W.
iloore.braham-Younrw
Appleinnn ami oihers upon which Is erect d 2
4. A'frrm mnlMn
llobblns Heirs of tobtrt J ontRomery. ducM
.... ii . . ' "4,v"i iiiiaino iiouso
rn. with nil tbo ncccksoiy out bulldlnes.
m lying houih and unjoining No. foil
nnd ba
a. a
re ,ai,7. ? V .K1.".?.0,""-" lrtion cleaml iho
taoln-io SKIS mo,oCn,,.adJOlUlU- 1 con
l.Ji ?,'lirin?,klumt8,lM,''lttli'so, 'P-i bounded
. Aboni 1(1 aeiesinoroorless of tho eastern
oilii.uof Ihoknmo (No. 7. lylii unrili nr ii.
b
ii. Aboul lSmeremnnro or less of Iho western
portion oflhosamo (Nn. 71 li-liiir norili .fr 11V
Sksarg
.. .... bAbci,cuv fepuug or
woter im ihoiieinUcs,
..S..'A,V Hi
u..' .7u
Plillailelplili, pinrueu,
J-'Loiru
Norlhwcstern supenineat
Northwestern oiiih
AiirlhiVMulr,, I.,.. .11..
IVl'ISwirdaim:.' ffiF" FA' ''
!;,!; i.?.!:.":1""1"'. elern exlro 0.7.Vtl 0 7
em yivania SS3 Wc.S
iiyo Hour " ""i f
WIIK.T-lVniisylvunlu7tol.-'ii''i;;;V""""i ma!,-
Bonlheru ' 1 JVSIiSVn
California ' -u"
ltYE-l,eillnvlvnnln..."i?i.... ''??H.W
CollN-Yellow, ' '.. "
White,' ii
I'liovimoNs-ilcss l'ork, vrnZ'.'.'..'.''". riu)
llr..k.A,l 1V... .1 li" ... M!--U
(jiuoUcd Hani's"' .'.'".".',
1 n '! .i'l"JUlllVIt
HitUM Cloveisecsl w bui'.'l','.'.'
Jiiiiouiysceuv bus ..
Klllvu,....! It
OATILE-lieef Cuttle lb..".... .
Cows, head ...
Hulls ft luu Its M "
8e&ae
I7tiallt
13c
iTcaaiuk
iMeWt 1.3
U.6i
OeillUc
tntm.a
FOB NEAT AND 011I4AP
Call ul Tho Columblau Offloa, Ulojra.bVr IM
1 1'''li;l''raaliiiUT of trait No. 7 lieln" Ih
bcr and of s-ud tract lyn Hul 1 or'i.i
cn eU conin ulng about 73 acr. s, mor" or lo
I-. .:.. I' . " WiImiii nnd 01 ii is.eoiiialnin. a umt
j-iaces, upo which is ereclcd'u boiil" an,l it
bniJffi;lu'fv-;--.)ry
B..u.'nVV.i'-C,m'f0r ftl":"V"
11, Two lou within thu town ntnt nf .Vo..--
. uiio nit wllb 11 llio town plot n
aMSS!w',,c,,,,,",wtaJ?5'M'''
...I..; ..1 1'.'ul WII'lH Um pl(
uij.il wb ch ere erected Inimo ilu
town huv""11 vacant lots wiihlu
f liver's
ory Iraniii
lot pf said town
ivi-inii!f nouses.
uio pioioisatd
".imilmcrMM
4ISlli1 Of KALI'S.
" Wednesday (Jet, ailli,
No. 3 lo ue s, Id HliuVdV. oit-ata. M'
Nos li 10. 11, l'a. ;,!,,
PiViii V-. 1!U0W 011 day of s-ilB.
AdniS S-er', JuunV. .J'rCr'
WllllamWer, Amilo 'eTiver
Hag
Washlnatoi. WelUver, t""lr
OAIU) TO TUB LADIKS.
Iltooin und v Jeluitj? th t hi" A? ?"? lJ0 '
n tiFniin 1 ? v Proprietor.
Oct, itu-aw.
A iih kTnds OF JOB IMUNlUNli
Montour township, at tlio houso of Win. Hoi-
"falne township, at the public houso of Abrn.
iti'anngcreelciownshlp.nt tho houso fonnarly
occupicuuj v.. . ... '-- ,,,,,,, ,,..,.,.
toil V. Yaplo In Orangevllle.
,.i.. ,,.,, ,,1 nl. 11, ul VlltroKu hool Uouso latc
1.. ll.ul I,. 11 VlllO nrtlHinltizeiii of said lowushln,
HUJianoai iuwiihiu mw mmi" v;!i tY v.
Hentttownshln.at tho public bousoof Win. rttt-
llAt whicK'tlmo nnd plnces tho quail lied electors
will elect uy imiioi inoioiiowin ouuo uuu tuuu-
Ono nerston forOovtmor of V. ono person tor
JuilKeoflhoBuproiuo Court.ofrn. ouoperHon lor
Htnturieualc.ono pernon ior uepreieniauvo tmo
person tor AaouUio J udijo.ono person for l'ro
H.MnntiirviinotieMoii lor lieirlftler mid Recorder.
onopcrJonlirU)urity Treasurer, ono porsou for
County Coinmlmloner, ono person lor County
imiiinf nml imn ncrrtnii for Coroner.
11 IS luriiiui mirtiiti iu.m mu iivtintn rui" "
the several umucii nimu uo openeu ueiween mu
limirt nfKi nnd seven n'c 1 00k In tlie loi'ctioon.
nnd Vhatl conttnuo open without Interruption
and nujournmcniiuiiiihovcn n ciucitiniuu uven
Imr U' ii'tl I IIH Mlilll IJLS ClOtUU.
Piii-mii.uil to tho ttrnYiMonH contained In tho
"(ith bectlouof thu act llrat aloresatd, tho Judges
ot lUO aiUltB-iiu uiujtus biiau renjituiiveiy liinu
charge of tlio corlllicntes of return of tno elec
tion Ol llieir iei'i:i;inij ui-n 1 iciet, nuu uiH.im-u
iiu-inat 11 mectiiiL' of ono Juduu from eachdls
tilct atlho court bouse, In lltoonisbui'tj, on the
third tiay alter ino oay oi 1110 eieeiiun, ueniou
Krtdav. iho 15th day of October. JsW. nt loo'ciock
a. m., then and tncro loaoanu Knrm tho du
ties requtrca uy iuwoi Haiajuusoi.
AUo, that wuero n Judge, by sicknesi or una'
vniili.tihi nccidcut. U unahlo to attend snub meet'
tug of Judges, then tlio certlrleato or return Htiall
it iftitt'ii riiiiiiro of bv ono of tho lusni-eLorrt or
elcikftof tbo uicctton of tho dUtrlct, who shall
do nnd perforin tho duties requited of K.ildjudo
unnblo to attend.
Tno return Judges of tho llepresentatlvo Uis
trlct, composed of tho counties of Columbia nnd
Montour bliall meet at tho Court IIouso, In
liloonisburg, on Xuosday tho nineteenth day of
October, next, to malco out tho returns fur mvin
ber of Assembly.
Tho leturu Judues of tho Hcnatorlal dis
trict comiKibed of tbo countloM of Columbia.
Montour. Northumberland and .Sullivan, clinll
meetat theeouit house. In Duivllle, Montour
county, on Tuesday thu nineteenth d.iy of Octo
ber next, to maku out tho return lor the member
or tho Senate.
Tho toltowlng Act of Assembly, regulating
tho Hindu of voting In tbo Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, wns passed March lOLh, nnd
leads thus:
tthtrnox 1. Holt enacted by tbo fScnato nnd
Houso of Representatives of tlio Commonwealth
oi l'ennsylvaul.i In General Assembly met. nnd
It Is hereby enacted by tbouutborlty of tho s.imo
that tho qualllled voters of tho heveral districts
in the fceeral counties of this common wialth, nt
nil general, township, borough nud speelal elec
tions, mo hereby heieaftcr authorized und re
quired to oto by 1 1 fleets printed or ilLten, or
paitly printed and partly wrltten.s verally class
llUd as lollows: Ono tfeket Khali embiacu tho
names 01 uiuuuKes 01 courts oted for, ami la
ludlud. outside. 'Mudlelarv:" ono tleket shall
embrace tho names of all thu Stato olll 'ers voted
for, und bo labelled "State;" ono ticket fchatl cm
braeo tho names or nf all county ollieors voted
lor.lniludlngthooilk'o orsenalm". Member nnd
Membt'is or Assembly, IT voied lor and mem
beis ot CoAgrebs, II voted for, und bo labelled
"County;" ono ticket shall embraeotho names of
all lownsnip omeers voiea tor mid no labelled,
"Township;" one ticket shall embrace tho names
or all norouuomeoi voiea ior, and LolabelloJ,
"Jlorouuli:"
Hix'riu.va. ThntltBliallbo tbo duty oUho Sheriff
in ino boeiai voiiukiu 01 miff uomuiouwcaitn 10
l.ihert In their election proelamntion-j, heieaftcr
ssUvHl, tuo lira t section 01 mis act
NOTICE IS HKItEIlV OIVUX
That every person excepting Justices or tho
Ppjipo who shall bold nnv olllru or imnofiitmrnL
or piolit or tiust under tbo United Slates, or of
tills ntaie,nuy cuy or corpora mi iiiMnci, wnein
or n commissioned ollleer or otberwfse, a subor
dinate ollicer or ngent who Is or shnll boemploy
tit under tho Legislature, executive or Judiciary
DCpuruufiu ui nut niair, m 111 imj' uiiy or ui any
Incorporated district, and also, that every mem
ber of Coumcssand of tho Stato Legislature, nnd
of tho select or common council of nny city, or
commissioner' m nny iiiuoriMjrii leu uiHinei. is
by law tne'ipnblu of holding exercising nt tho
timo thootllco or nppolutmeut of Judge, Inspec
tor or Clerk of nny election of this Common
wealth, and thnt no Inspector Judgu or other of.'
tleer of such election hhall bo eligible to bo then
voled for.
'iho Inspectors nnd Judge oftho elect lonsshntl
meet nt their respective places appointed for
holding tho election lit tho district to which thny
lespeetlvely belong, beforo seven o'clock In tho
morning, und taeh of said Inspectors Khali np
po.nt 0110 clerk, who shall boa qualified voter
of such district.
In case tho person who shall leeelvo the second
highest number of votes lor inspector shall not
ntlend on iho day ornny election, then Iho per
son who shall have received tho second highest
number of votes lor Judge nt tho next pric-cilln
election shall net us Inspector In bis place. And
In case tho person who shall have received tho
highest number of votes for Inspector shall not
ntlend, tho person elected Judge shall Appoint nn
Inspector In his place ami lu c.iso tho person
elected Judgo shall not nttend, then tho Jusmc
tor who rteelveil the blithest number of votes
shallnppolutttJmUt) In bis placo or If anvva
caucy shall continue in tho board lor the simco
of ono hour niter tho timo lixed by Jaw for iho
opeulngoftho election, tho qunlliled voters of
tho township war ), or dMrlet for which such
omcerssoaU havo been elected, piesent ht snob
election nbnll elect one of their number to nil
such vacancv. '
"Its hall be tho Uuty oftho several assessors
respectively to atteud nt tho placo of hold li s
every general, special or township diction, du r
ing tliouholo timo such election is kept open
lor tho purpose of (jiving Information to tho In-spei-tois
nnd Judges, when called on, In relation
to the right of any person assessed by them SS
yoto at such election, nnd on such other matters
m umiK iu uio usessineni to tho .n il insneo
tors or either of them shall from timo requiK-.
''No riersonshall bo itimiii...! t.. l..v,,-..
election as nforesul-.' Ihanft whlto citizen f iho
V.f. (t,nJoue.1; ,,)0.rt' ww have resl-
:";lu ".v "o year, nnd in tbo
election district where bo oilers to vote tea OnyS
nimedialtly i)rtcedlngsucb elecilon.u id ; wl th
in two years paid a Stato or county tax which
shall bavobeen nshesed at least ten days beforo
tho election. Itut u citizen of tb9 Uuiicrt HU eS
who has previously been n qualilied voter or the
United h ates who has prevlousliacennr.uaililtNl
voter of Ibis stato nnd roturneif and wbo shal
havo in tho election district nnd nnld tv,. i
V'll Il"y 'UllBBM I
.u'nffifcSSnliI,!!'-?,
S";a.''
plcU-,1 on tho Icutli .l.y ' , H
'l-ues.l.iy In October nt Jj 1 1 u ,
shall, ot. Iho Mon ay ii,V,
maiion renin, tn th.. c juniv ,. n
too iiainos of nil ln rsou, ''-
llio return require I to in uiS t
soeouil secllon oftuhac n 1
iiaino tlio observatl nuaall V.
cri lii bu Jioteil as alorcsiiij, 'JJfc-
ntlssloners shall tbcreui,i i ?l
n.Hluil to tho return ri,iiir,M t'
llon.ifllilsiu-t.an.lafu'iln,'1,,''' ,
of to bo mndo, ioniahihi LB7"
nous . reiuiueri as u sJiem .V 1
.v.iru, iiuiuuxn.uiwiw Minor .
ho same, loselhcr wltu' tuj1,"' Ji
btatilcs to tho otllccrs or the iu '
boroiuli, lownsblp or pri-eii,,, ,'.
u'elocK in tlio niorubiaof iKw 't
October, anil 110 .iiaiiinah L
nt tho electliiii on Hint ilay wiT.L f
aald list, unless ho shall iii.kt'-
to vote, as hereinafter iciiulr' J
Blv. i. On tho uay ' 'jj, r
whoso iiaino Is not on the u 1 1
Iho right to voto at salil eKu, , ' t
least uiio iiualttlcil voter of the .
ness lo tlio resnlcnco of uiC 1
district of which hoilahni V
period of nt least ten dais n,?
eloctlon, which witness miniiiS; 3
n written, or partly written nl,.,
nllldavit to tho f.ict stato iiVy h,,
vll muilldellne clearly wiieifff' 1
tho person si. claiu.iut;ti. Ikhu
son soclalinlui! thorium to rub t'
nud subscribe a wiltieu or to
partly priulod allldavll, bUiK c
knowlodgo and billcr, ninrc li ,1
born, tlm ho Is a ritlMuot ilu
of l'onnsylMinla and of thu r. 3
ho has resided In the Commoni
or If Mrmerly a el lien tlitrom t
therefi 0111, that ho has rcsuloitu '1
next piecodlliK said i-lcctlon
moved Into tho district tnr di
t.'ierclu; that ho biup.iiiaM',
wlthlu two years, which wai as... '
lias a bcloro Mill election: aoj lf)
clll.on, shall also state iku'
what court bo was u.iluulk l I'
proJuco his cirlillcaio nr ima,
alilluatloli; tbo said tillUla.lt . 1
when und where tbo l.ix cl.u. I,
the allldavltwruiassisM.il, mil.
to whom paid, ami the m j
shall U, iiroduccd lur exumn,
atlldavll shall stato on i.l.siiu
been lostorilesttoyc.i.ortluu II
any, but If tlio peisuu Bit claim
votubhatl t.iko and Mil)scj.ijiu -t
lsn natlvo born cltt.en of Ui i
If born elsowbere, shall btatt,!1
davit, und Htiall pioducu ei.lr
becu naturalized, or that Iu i..
zed, or that itolsentlth-il tncu u
nn nr III u flit Iter's nntiiMiM ill. .
tlicr stato .11 his nllliUvli tii.i '
of tailing tho allldavlt, l ....
twenty-ono nnd tweuty-twu t
resided lu tho IStato one yearm t
district len days next pruciluj,
no snail no CIlllLlCU III .uiu, ai
not havo paid taxes; the talii;"
ncisous tunltltm sucli eliduis. m
of llio wltuirHsct. to their ft-siiKa. t
erveit by tno election Dnirii.iiim, .
tlioelccllou they shall liuttiun
of voters, tally listuhiloilnri
law to bu llted by Iho itluinju.v '
iv. ami in.ill leiuaiaiia
tlio protlionotary's olllce, sui..
aioresaiu, mull bu ei.tltlcd to voto i tier rSiTi in,,
lut hi s htate six inonlhs. lTortde that iKH
years who havo rcslucdXT
ten hays ns aforesaid shnll bo eniti to vo o
nlthoiiirh they shall not havo n.iht a
Xti ni-rf.ni, klinll l.n .
" '"iV'i i" voio whoso
name. Is not conlulucd Hi the list of taxable i In
ProS
.uunu i wo years of itHtalo or countv laV assess.
or the oath or nlllrinatlon of other, t at bo has
p..l. sucliHta. or on i.uiuro to pr, duco ureee nt
ahull mako out i to llm iu.i,,,,,' .,..,"L.u.u.rctlPf
i,..i...... .. i .,....,. - one yenr next
resldcnco In iho disiH,'.; ,i 1 r,,Q.'
act, and that ho does verily bel e.o fm,,, ., ia
wlieieui-on Iho iiamu nrihi, f."rV..,. . lY...,.
1''v.'!!u!,.lul"'."lerl.-d 111 tho nliihabe . I
herifo 1 v wrl i f,.'!l"'una !l "n' ,'"1"' ''PPoshe
.i i., J. r""'K Iho Word "tax." If ha khall til.
iultiiltlt.il to voto by reason of lmvln i, l,l tai. ,,?
Iho woi1l nIJe."lfbeliall bo nd n tieiyto t'i,?
or vottii in nt in- Mil...
Wi. ,"heXr,a o?V,'. "L rlijU . to
of f yiuailtlid citizen, It khall Li tutiuly
J III) iispeetors to exauili umeli peisou m iia Ii
I
.Mil. shall bo suiile e t 1 roof thcr io ' but shall
make pr,,Uf hy llt ,,,ul ' "
ShZSlfi '.'."'J "Mlmi. ami simi
ilSt'hrh .F'M'"-
It
uud i,a'vi,,,U','uuf',rr,;'illl''-lloflllo eslile no
?,,ii t! i.Vf "? M1," ns aitrekulil. shall bo ud.
in 1 WiM: r
v.?,wU!J.Jf.1".r.fou ,linl1 prevent orntlcn.pt to prct
miit. f. Km m!0 ""y101:1101' " this iio.
any ;vlo JnoS,ouu.uc o lcer. or" sha lute,"
ruiit or liunrojierly Interfero with lilin In tho ei
edition of Ids duty, or shall block up lliowludows
or nvciiuo to 1111.- window where the same ma?
ba holding or shall riotously disturb tho peata
MJiXi 'fe "r ."""I "ko.uny lull ildffli
of cboi,? lJ,Vm,"t""!urt0 Kklriilu tho freedom
S ,t "i liSi01.',.1"-''""!' "" conviction, Hiuil h
1 u"y. kui" "t txcotdluu live hundred
V"""". "nu inilirlsoued lor
anv limn ii... I..LU
it?i','ii !'''inoru Ihun twelvo months, and If
oirl ,iLhii ,w",tu ft"". w"e" Uio trial of such
oiiciisii shall bo had, that tho person su otlt-ud-ins
was not n ti-siii..,ii .,r n... ,.il r, :;f."7
or luwuklilp where tho olleusa was cominltteU
una ..ott-nililea t yolo Ihereln. theu ou iouwi
llou ho shall bescnlencod to pay u tluo of not
i'"fi" ou" ,'!"1,uf" "" moro Ihau ono Uious.
and tiulhirs, and bo luiprtsouud uot less thai, six
mouths nor moro thai, two years
.. .vinuiilnui,iijr iuwiuaiiiieu, shall fraud-
tl'in.iiH (A tier election paiiersart
otllcershTinll llnd lhat the ai.i.i . i
possess all tbo legal ipi lint at '
or thoy shall bu permuted tn. ,
or ..sines shall ho added to Hi i
by llio election olllcers, ttiewiiru
ded where llio claimant claim.
nnd tho won! "ano" wiieru lie .
ojjo, llio wiluo wolds tii-hiu ad. 1
llieacli ease respectlMlyiititk .
volilllf ut sucll electl'ill. 1
.SVC A. Itshall bu lawful firm
7eu of tho district, hiit.vliiiit.in. .
Iho proposed voter Is eiiiilauaj 1
lrieut taxahlcs, to cliullenye IU
son; whereupon thu siniie immi
suilriiKo ns Is now requited i u. .
llclv iniulo und ncte nu by it.
nlidthovotoadmttlfdoi rJ .1:
thoevldenee: every perMiii.K . f,
turallKed citizen shall berniu. 1
naturallMitlun tertlllcaleitt ih.
Yotill, except wtiero ho Ii ti 'v 1
cmseentlvuly.n voter lu tiivu
oilers liis volt; nud ou lli'.in ,,
Ilia received, U shall be Ilu- ill 1
otllccrs lit write or slauii mi i
woul "voltd," Willi the iii.in. .
any election ollicer oi ollln'iis.
ond voto ou tlio a mid d.i , tn .
eerlllicato, excepting wi.eiei j. l
voto by virtue w tbo n.ii iralt f.
ers. Ihcyaud the pernou u "
o.lri vote, l)ioi. uo olli'li'Uii- t
hlh misdeiucanor, nnd 011 m..
nuoil or ImpilHoiieil, or Out 1, .
Ihecoiirl; but tbo Duosii.i.i 11 '
died dollars In uaeli ease, .1111 .
ohuyt-iii; tho llico putiNli iii-iii I
oucouvictlon.on ibo,.in.-t-ri.i.
ucalcct or reiuso tu iiiuke, hi . 1
tho Indorsement repined uii.i
zatli.n eerlillcate. .
.See. 0. If uny elettlou 1 ill J .
ncBlcct to reiiuliubueli pn.i 1
rago as is prescribed by itu. 1 .s 1
which this is it supplcintiil, 11 )
crlnit to volo whoso uatuu . u
sessed voters, or wh'.io lijia .1
Ktsl by any qualified voter in
111II such person to voto ..l.liuui r
proof, every person so oibn iiiu -vtcllon,
bo guilty nf a lunli m-
siiall bo seutouccd, lor iu-n
pay it line not exceeding 0111- iiu.
10 tindcririt all luinrlsouiiiL-at u
year, or cither or bulb, at Ik ,
court. 1
ike. 0. The i-esneetlvoaistsior 1
Judges of Iho elections shall eai
to luiiuinisicr oaths 10 any iu.
right to bo assessed or llio lUta"''
rcyard to any other matter urdu
bu done or Inquired lutubv- nn.
under this net: and anv wllfuiu-
any person lu relallou loauy'.'
concer.iliiK which llicy fclnill be
calcd by nny of aald olllcers huai.
jierjury,
etc. 10. Tho assessors slmll i.' ,
same compensation lor llio tl--spent
lu porliiriulni; lhilutliu -a
Is provided by law forilu'irf
other duties to bu paid by ' ' , '
loners ns lu ottier case; nivi u
lul lor any assessor to nswi-s u
ersoi. whatever witnin iciiu. ,
ho election lo bo held on tin'
October In any year, or uitliui'f
fore any eb ction for elector. .
Vlco-l'iesldcnt of Ilia I lilted -! 1
lion of this ;umvIsi II shall 1
und sulijeet thu olticers sm H.aJ 1
excecdtnir 0110 bundled dullar.
mcnt not oxcctdluit Ihne m 1- 1
1110 ulscrettou nt 1 .iiejuri.
Nee. 11. On tho petition of ni .
of tlio county, stating uiulu '
lly believe that frauds will ' 1
1 lection nbout to bo held in ,1
bo tlio duly ol Iho com lot coium
county, It In session, or it aula I
vacation, to appoint l.vqju!:
telllumtclllzeusot Ihucuiiiitri
at said election; said oversew" , ,
from dlllci cut political purw. ,
peetors beloni; In dltlcieut 1 1- 1
both of said Insiieetors tiolouj'.
cul parly, boll, of tho oveinfj '
liom theopposllo iollUciili.in'
shall bavothorlKlit tobeiriseUl
of tho electlou, durlnir the '
Is held, the votes counted nuai
nutnudktisntd by ilioclc.tloi). 1
list of voters, ir Ihey kce V"yj '
person oltcrtnir to vulo, an I m '
Ills witness undor o.ilh, In ns;"
suuruuo at salt election, ''
Peru ptodnced; and tho tulietrs
nro lequlitsl touH'ord totald."1
nnd appointed e.ery ioiivrku
lor IlioillschorBoiirihelriluh';.'
lion olllcers hhall iclino to ;'
lo bo piesent, and peifornl 1
fcHld.or If they shall l'o,urA",;'
pollsby vloleuco und lullnil"
polleil ut such election tlWrhl
by any tribunal trylnii 11 louU "
Hun; iwritfnf, 'lint uo iicrson
Hon shall bo appointed an o.en ,
Aic. 11. Anyuikeksor.clcotw111
npiioluted us an tivcister,
refuso to perform any duty em
without leukouublti or leiail iu .
Ject lo 11 penalty ofouo hulJt'V.
any assessorshall assess uii.i
who 1s not qualilied, or kh.ill,ll
0110 whiilsqualllled, hoslia" i
demeanor In olllce, ami on ' " .
ed by lln.i or liiipilMininelit, ,
to an 1 rtlon for ibiinauis b) w
and If any person shall inui'l" ' ,
deraeu nr dotroy any ll-l "'),.
directed b Ihls act, or lc ''
kiuiio Iriini Ibo plucii win re It "
Iraudulcut or inlclilevou J,
proper purpose, tho person s j
uulliy ill 11 Iiluh iiilstIeme iuor.-"
khall bo punished by a in",",
hundred dollurs.or linprlw'""' '
two years, or both, at nieib-1'' ,,
Set. H. .Ml electliins lof ,
toivnshlp nud 1 lecihiiuitlli tri
held on Ibo second 'I'tiesdas
nil provisions ortlio laws n-.' "
of such olllcers nut li.i-ipnt" !" ,
tl.o persons elected I u iu;h , "'"..
Mum tuliollielr plaivsut i i'; J!
terms of iho persons liuldi";
timo ot such elccti m; ".lt a
olllooof ossussor or us suiui
held, under thl sad, until tl'0
eight hundred nud kevcni)- j)
, Ulve 11 under my hand, ut 1
burir, this mi. day of K-pUi ' 'l.
our lird 0110 Ihousaud ciilh;
nluo. nud lu Ibo nlnety-fyu'l'1 )
penilcncoof tbo Uiiltwlf'ii
Bherlilol'l'i'lY
nioointbnrir, I'n. hepleiu1"'
FANOV FUlf
JOHN rAHE'.R,h
U'i'
LA1)I,:3'
rch Street, JllddlooflliobJ
bth Hlrect Houth HI'l'. ,',!
)r,Iaiiufaclurcrand I,r""
JIS Arch
and
Dorter.
1, null, v ,.r
Uavlua cularueJ. iiimude vy'. ji
old una favorably Known, f.L ' 'JiiJ
; favorably Itnovim ;i J-j
niported 11 vory luW,"i
utoralltlio.llllViv "fTt'u ,
!u!:!wr.'T,rKUH'
liuvlnii
sorlinent
up i ino tiiust suiiit.. "r, ,,f l'oh
l,..,, ,'......;!. Z onll and
largo niidlieuut'lful sifc.trt i
li.l-T n.Ht .....1 ,.,ll..ri-ll. I P
ell at as low prices its any v
louso In this city. All
.11. .......... n...n.in..u in ..lied 1-'.1.. 1
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