1 I
mbria Freeman.
M r - rrr
T at ut Home.
II" nlCill Court has been fixed for
'''".'. '.. K.l.
U l I ci.Ln Lillrvt
j uutipuon on QHiuruay last
Uuncau wan
DAY.
SKIT. 15, 1H70
I Sire i"
Hoiizhton
A m L. mini nor Bloody Run, Bed-
Ir-' '"":: Wednesday.
'"'""'uV cirt NuifAof Westmore-
AJ"" Pjj"ej tt ew da vs since from betu
''''e'.'wJuced by friuh't. brought on by the
' i lerocious ting.
,,..... in Clem field township is
i - . .... in our auverlisinir col
" " i't It 's 0'tU',te(l a dt.iruble part
' ,i I fiimm imi m t-oiol .r
ecuuiy, SHU .-
. lumber and shingles piled
Ll1'''-11' .,.,, a. u.' it. ill mi ( h-t Snrini'S
Nul'' """ . . , r-:-o-
" " f,j lo he on fare I uesday morning.
"f.nnlit tbc mill aiid part oi. the lumber
,!,,, ,. . iu... ..........
r " .lo.l I., ilia liuxfil hi' Kiain-
,,s rtfo'i""71 '
,.e military cadUhip. lulled to pass
nciurv exn ruination at West Point, aud
t . .. I.uaitl
un' i.i i ..r.,ii..li hs doubled ita DODtlld-
LClrneiu -- - .
f() 1PIU, aa iii.i..il..i "
i,but eleven hundred during Hie same
j The imrease in Ktieiisburj; has not
lutgeiiot by a lony; shot.
u i, iiiiiiorid that (he man who recently
1 :,,.!! l the Chimney Kocks, Holll
'j c is no less a person thau Prof. Mari
it era a ferouaul who failed to go "up
'".uou" ' Al'oona on the 4th of July.
AlUUHaman sa8 that Hairy Kin-
tl iiu in JacKsou lowcsiiip one uav
R . . 1 ... 11- . 111-
siuiiKiieii on mill 01 a uihin
j ...... i,.inut in iui...ti. if w
iu -ill i' P'lrtfi und quite 11 cariosity in
It can l seen at Linton's saloon.
re cunnoi 'e any doubt about the sue
nl e V.'iliuoie pic-uic, Ootu as regit nls
her t U.i I II' ue 111 aiieuuanuu unu me
'tmiU that will be made lor rendering
jion most jojoih anu agreeauie one.
,,ho iutfiiJ to UK pari wuii our 11-
.. l w I....1- ,.
. IfiWl'll1 Oil oaiuiua llt-'k uiut ii"i& iui
lrrataitt t"1'' " plesani uaie generally.
),. Dale. ol the man murdered in
rid 011 5.iu.uay weeK, was a swer 01
Tii'iuil' i'. l'lt! u,;,u t frai.k-
,";,;,. s ute by the t xplosiou of a torpe
ii ti.e news ol both lhee terrible catas-f.rei'-linl
her at the same time.produciDg
:f of feeiinj; that can be better imagined
littcrilitsi. Her case is one of the saddest
1 1 ..I .... I l. .lUn.r.J .1...
jute eer iit?.uu uir .i4uvij.a
siLv of utt herts.
. . 1 1 r 11 r
iilimu is o'o P""-e anu lull 01 w iue
.e, tiieret'C eit:Zeiis, some 01 whom, as
ii viitl mi n' bent l tbe Altuona 1'ark As
;iun. TuTie bi lime at their coiid
ual Fair, winch will be found advertised
.niLrT column. The pretuiuui list is large
;;!,Ml ami t'pen to general ci-Qifetiiioii,
:::'.e e ho; e that macy ol our Cambria
!i lamer aud hire owners will have ;
; ui pruduie on exhibition. I
trk
Johnutowk, Sept. 12, IfCO. j
!ir Freetnan The Prussians, lik- tlie win, i
will iroUirly rt-cr8 the lint about the middle 1
of t-fptombfr,ufttr which the weather will be !
ttxiU r botli hrre and in l'rwssia. I almost wish
It u nit cooler here uow, for the re i oral maki-s 1
tliealinospheie wai in t nougrh hereuboiits. On 1
last Saturday the lintnlm were bursting ail '
around, and there are some 1 rig-lit fill collisions. !
hatvver iliircreuves may e.vist in ivrurd to the !
question of removal, we should all uv.jid per- I
eonalitios, us it is tertaiu we will all have to j
live tofc-cther and min-fle together iu the trans-
action of business, no matter what the result i
may be iu H-toiicr. j
The Zanfretta Troupe peifoiined in Um'ou I
Hall 011 Thursluy, Friday and Saturday eveniiurs i
of last week. The tiyht-rope lierforinaneeii,
just previous to the opening of the theatre, at ;
I raeted immense crowds of people, more cspe- i
clally on Saturday eveniiiir.
I here will bean immense animal and cirrus
show here on ntt.xt Saturday, 17th inst., which
will probably be the latit exhibition of the kimi
for the season.
In Allegheny city, during a discussion ffrow
lnjf out ot the proposed election of a City School
Superintendent, a letter was read from" one Mr
Pryor, which pitched into the bad grammar of
all our County Superintendents. Unfortunate
ly, the letter itself violated so many rule of
grammar that Mr. 1'iyor deemed it pi-tident to
retract his accusations. The fact is, our Super
ntcmU'lits are generally competent I am sure
our County Superintendent is-an-I the stand-
! arn or qualifications in teaching Is hi-rh. but llie
I sairtrier, areso low that qualilied teachers will
"'Jt teat h, and their places have to be fupp!!m
i.' v,v",""-'"-"t i-ij"s. in rcri:'d to tint
Knglis. language itseir, I d;ubt whetlier anv
person living can write it correctly. Language,
is not like mutterr!:ttics-iiii exact scleiitK-. The
b.r speakei-s and writer constitute the stand
ard for grammatical accuracy, but these differ
among themselves. Take the rules forcapital
Juig,p5iiicUiuting,or forming compound w ords.
H!d unu will rind printe rs and teachers disagree,
afiil et fii irmuiumriciis dispute among thein
BelveH. My rule for wri;i;ig-atid 1 am Heknowb
edged to be a tip-top giv.nimai ian is this : if I
can ox press my ideas 10 as to Ik- correctly un
derstood, i call this good grammar.
11 rapes l:aye proved a success this year in our
town an.', its Mtinity. Mr. llcnrv Fritz, one
milo out ot tmvu, lias about three acres in
grapes, and it is t bought here that he w ill real
ize about one thousand dollars from the present
crop. This should cnoourayre other toimcst
In grape vines.
'1 he tcel works located hero are not vet in
operation, and w ill not be for some months.
The buildings are up a.i.l some of the machitic-
r is 111 piio f. uit nj rails l:ae t et been made i
i-AiTja u ,ri icsi raus mat were made iu the
iron works. The rmpreIi;n abroad that the
st,ne wol'kB ari : operation is a mistake.
J ho new woolen factory iu Woodvnle, a very
large buihling, is being pushed us rapidly as th
supply of hands and material v. iil aliow," but it
n 111 not oe 111 opi-iHllou ror probably a year yet.
r .-! u limji't'U Lll:i.r 1111 irit.ti. it. .. .1
A?
tun
NT?fTVir'I8HED iN'STlTmox.-The Amort- I
t 1 ., -w-- vx m. IMtUtlLTipilllh T
i euipiiai cauy an establishiHi institution. It
has been in oneratiou for more than twenty
ears, and has had an agency in Cambria coun
ty tor over seventeen yearc. It has a capital
and accumulations of about three milU.nl, f
& i all securely invested according to the
laws of this and other States in which it does
business. It has among its Direetars such ein'i
u!WjUl Ji i'd-'!-'Jlbompbon, President of
l Ve?."1; '"1, Ex-liov. Curlin and Sena
tor Cattcll. and has in tho last two years paid
dorn exu,lt of ovemu hiuulird thousand
Mr. J. Frank Condon, Special Agent of this
Company, will beat the Mountain llouse in this
phu t; during the present week, and the citizens
L tbf-:""urir and vicinity, as well as persons
attending.Court, are respectf uliv invited to call
Upon him and have the plans of this Company,
and the merits of life insurance generally, ex
plained to them.
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TH!S PARAGRAPH ALONE
THE
Subscription Price
t is m
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For a Whole Year.
At It Aoai.v. The irrepressible James F.
Campbell, recently et'.aor of the Altoona Vin
dicator, has turned up once more in the ca
pacity of a journalist this time an editor of th
Suxdat World, a large eight p:iged and very j
readable Democratic newspaper jus". esUbiished !
j utsourgi e hope the enterprise w ill
prove a permanent success, as the paper is ably
Conducted and eminently sound in the riht
cause, besides beinz one of the cheapest papers
(2 per year) published in the State.
Ten yeip$ of hard work and hard knocks, have organized ina
Philadelphia the largest and most complete Clothing
House In America, if not in the
JEST"
WHOLE WORLD.
Dy constant endeavors, we have avoided all the old ruts crtd-asH
U antiquated methods of the trade, until now Oak Hall Is
unlv3r8aiiy acknowledged to bo
Back Again Vallie Barker we see has
reached home once more, but didn't bilntr
those cods we thought he intened tt buy.
His idore is still pretty full, however, of such
articles as are needed iu every family, and
down to first cost are the prices at which he is
now offering everything in order to close out
his present stock and make room lor the uew
goods that w ill be coming to come some ol
these days soon. Now is the time to invest
money to advantage Ith V. S. Barker.
Tmkre's many a gem in the path of life,
which we pass in our idle pleasure ; there's
many a man has. got A wile who to him i a
priceless tt ensure ; tbtre is many a chance to
buy veiy cheap, if the in in with the wife would
take her wheie cash will procure goo?s, n he tp,
at the cheap cash stote of Shoemaker. Dry
goods, groceries, furniture, and hundreds of
jeer
A mr"T 'w"VS
"he Reasons are:
other at tides can be bought
from the Messrs Shoemaker.
on lair terms
lll:a ml sic-epif or a church somev. iiere and
HtotHl mi the cross, dancing around like a pup
pet. J'liesamo feat was performed here ono
day last week. One of our youth wont up to
the top of the Methodist church steeple, the
height or 170 feet, 1 lid Mood on the top of tl.e
rod lor tuiuu time; then threw himsoll off and
came to tho ground without any hurt. His
name- va Jiird. Huh ItoY.
... , Al.Too.VA ClTV, Sept. 13, 1K70.
I ri7id JAic On Friday last sooio of the resi
dents of Third Avenue, iu llie Fourth Ward,
witueased a nn.bt .lastattlly and eowmdiv out
rage pcrpelmUHl by a creature in human" ehape
Will lltl it -L.'. .11 I.l I I 1.. ... I ..
Theiudivi.iual in .ju'i.tion met iieof his neigh- - evC M,!d nim ttIld .hi wi,e K,K,w their deli
1.01a on in Biuewjiix, ana witnoiit
IIonistt is generally considered to be the
be.-t policy even better than the president's
policy or a life insurance policy but it ie not
the one that is always purttied'. Those who
buy u'.l the goods that thev need at the cheap
cash store ol It. R. Davis, iu the East Ward,
andjpay lor them, not only practice this pre
cept, but save money in tlie operation and tet
hum 11 iicics wviru never tan to give!
satisfaction. i
lifill th(v
ru.lg'hi'iolo; peVl i ihc best of filing at the ve, y lowest
and to all appearances iitnlesj. j lai'fte3.
a word of
piovoeanon. stnu-K linn a terrible blow with
uis cicncin.u list. It-fling tlie unfortiuiute
10 inc eui it: and
fcclly iusi nsiiile
Aot satishtd wiili liislnnni.il work, the bi ute,
like a sa age a he is, trampled his unconscious
victim until in; was a pcrtoct mass of bruises,
and only desisted v. nt-11 the frantic wife of tho
unloiti Hit- man reached the scene and si:c
j ceoded iu rescuing her hiislmn.l from thegranp
I f his bi iui.1 assaiiant. Ho was then carried in
! h:s home, more dead than aliv e, bur iortinu.tlv
How It Exdid. The chap who wanted
the girl to rceet hiui by moonlight alone car
ried the joke so far that he has got through
courting and has taken to matrimony for the
balance of his life. He likes it first rate, how-
ht
by buying all their goods at the cheap cash
t'.ore 01 a. j. touristy, in Lortto.
We have bulrt a house for our business, covering nearly
I half an acre.
O Instead of wedging It In betwoon other buildings, making
JSer it dark, and obscuring ihe goods, it is built on a corner ofta
three streets, and any one ;.iay count in it 251 windows.
3 We employ skilled workmen, One Hundred and Fifty of"
vhom may be seen under our roof by any one having time-Ba
iand curiosity to visit our Establishment, and besides these
1400 to 1300 6ewers are employed at their own homes. '""a
Z-a We make up no Imperfect gcos.
JC Dk tnoroufl"ri,y sponge and shrink ALL our goods.
ESS fy Purchas0 0UP gds 8t first hands, In large lots,
vilimes in bills cf over $100, COO at one time.
y We set cur faces against every species of unfair dealing, "a
jggro. a isnd will dismiss any employee In any way guilty of it.
f vwu iikvo 5ucn enormous seiea inai wo are ooment wiin
'.a profit far below the trade margin. :a
We warrant &H our goods, and will q!y9 every possible
-tsa
a
some-
ESS0 r
Ji 3
J 1 guarantee to purchs32rs at Oak Ka!I.
EtOiu CiT.zts Gnk. We have this
:.i reiorn inv ai-uia or an oiu ali i esteem-
nd in ihe ptrsoii of Air. John Kiugtou, j for ull com-t rued, the iipplicution of tlie propci
iLiiiLii oui uul u. .nim crui occurreu i . u.-iii nun uurn iiM'iiiin'iuu!.iiS
V
here be u engage! lor the most part
m-wiie purfuits in a small way. Those
f'jdiiwec boti.iiif and rai roadm? on the
em il.viikm ui iLe 'V11114. canal and on the
rup; railroad, iu the days w'neu said
uve i.tuis et iiistiiuiions in the land.
not tail 10 mmeiribtT ilr. Kin-stou aud his
Moti'ii tjeri;.aity o: the bo it,lio The
iJ wffttred hu honert aud upright
t'v t'd lio kutw Lira, and for our own
turin? ciDcrienced tunny kindly acts at
iui, e nil tmly gy that Le pos.-esstd a
1:3 a!.!i ooiigiug nature, and while we
V; rrret hii lieaih we canuot but hope
. finite has brotiglit to his immortal
rtrii.il peace in tlie bet'er wond. ilr.
'.viihn lelt but one sou liviu.'. all the
smaiiieH of IU Urge laruily having pre
t.m in tbe funeral murcti to the grave.
fu K. Alorfjau died at Ms residence
Kifit toniiiliiD. on Friilav Iui
&l J-' , itr- jf- was horn 011 the firm
::wljj Co. U. K Zahm. K-i , ic Cam
'iifhin. aud has resided in thi vicinity
i.-J.t bis long and eventful life. Ue was
-K 'j In. i:e-. in.111 uud a good citizen.
;w to his grave rccicctud by all who
- in- l'dce to his ashes.
K hnniu.'h. which event nrt'iirrpil
v.ipi.ee ot h s son :i that nlac mi '"u le.-.eni wriung lie is still 111 u ve
. . ... r. precarious conunion.
? tvwuug lost. ilr. Kingston s age. j Itt- l!ev. M. Lloinenec, NUhop of this Dioet se.
t;i.ve. was about tii years, during morel while on I.is way home from the Internal City.
U'UI w hicii time he ie.id.-d in Johns u AiiiHHta the honor of tarrying with us dur-
j nig .-annua . 11 c was coriiiniiy welcomed bv 11
j large concourse of ids spiritual children, meiu
i beis of the Catholic congri gatiou here. Our
1 mutual young 111. d t.:lt-nted Iriciid. Mr. James
! P. Murphy, delivered the Kdiires.-. of welome
I ' behalf of the congregation, and it is needless
; to say that it did honor alike to his head and his
j heart. The iiishop brit-t'.y replied in his usual
1 felicitous and happy maimer, after which the
I .Mountain City t oruet liand t-trtick up "Jiome,
rwcet Home 111 honor ol Im-IJi-lM.p s sale re
turn from his long voyage. Thdemoiifti-atiou
thro'ighout wasiu the highest decree creditable
to all coiicerii-'l.
An interesting littlo daughter of Mr. James
Kees. of the Fourth Ward, met w ith an H. ci.l.-:. t
the ot!ier ilay wiiich resulted in the breaking of !
oni'iit her legs near the hip. The child was be- '
c-!irri- ut the time in the arms of her mint, j
a j tning jrlrl. '. ben the latter w:i tripped uu by
a small dog. causing hr r to fall on tho board 1
walk with the result stated. Another warning I
HgHiiiHi Kceping.woriuiesseiirsalioiit Ihe house.
The lci!i'M-.-:ifs of this city have buckled on
their armor for th campaign.:) mi are f i:!l of life
ni light. Tne nM. 1'ifirriiptSlde and popular
Sjiieer is our candidate for Congress, and with
thoso honest, upright uud indomitable I)eno
crats, Messus. PeJriken and Crawford, cur nom
inees for tile State Si nate, wo think we have it
ticket that ouirht to be and can be triumphant
ly elected, and we aie bound to do our level
best in that direction. With such candidates,
among the niort deserving and popular 1 mo-r-rnts
ill the di.-rrict, it is 110 wonder that new
life and vigor and tletcrminatioii to wii lata
been infused into tin- it l.iocmtle iiuiwim.
Our lliidical C ity Council is voted by all class
es as an intolerable imisHiice. Xext w eek I may
give a slight inkling of its doings, for the ediii
caticu of your many readers In this city, if for
110 other purpo'"-
The eortcous invitation extended by yoi:r ctr
respondent "Soltero" to nttend the "jjh'i'-h" t
Wihnore isu Satiirflay next. M ill be accepted by
one at least of tho.. to whom it is specially tli-
1 rected, and tha. one i your humble corn -spot nl
! ent, T. I. M.. who anticipates much pleasure in
j inf-otlpjj friend Sol tern" and other memler
01 i ne rirt t'ian press gang wiioiii lie nopes win
be to the fore on that occasion. Presuming
thut you too w ill be there, I bid you not to be
aiirpri'scd !f you lind Altoona abundantly repre-
JrtMfs' KxrKRiv.vcF. I prep; el M.ittie's
form to mine and looked into lit r eyes ; and
s I took her hand in mine I couldn't breathe
for sighs. I said if she'd consent to dwell
with me as my beloved wife, the best of flour
hat Mills doth sell should form our bread lor
life. Mills sells the very best of fl.ur and
feed that can be bought for money, and sells
at the very low est cash rates. Th at's even .
Evkktthiko. What C T. Hubert don't
keep iu the way ot watches, clocks, jeweliy,
sewing machines, stationery, fancy goods, to
bacco, cigars, etc , is reaily'not worth keeping,
and the man who don't buy what he needs in
his line at Chain's store is really loo tar behind !
the age to ever catch up. A more de irable
variety cannot be louud in uny store in the
couutv.
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The above aro facts that no ono can truthfully dispute, 88 tho
examination we eo cordially Invite, will fully provo.
We ask the encouragement and support of all clssses of people,
fueling cure th.2t in establishing,! Philadelphia the
Largest Clothing House in America,!
laio enlist tha natror.aa ct mi who am infer&:rJ In tho nrna-
K3 pnry cf cur Commonwealth.
'6a.ii and Siiockixu Accident. A
K- stuui Jul tertaiiily a most singular c-
io Jlr. ,,avuJ ourltey, residing
i.aitui.ie vicinity ol Loreito, this
-".imTtmr-day eveninir Ut , n ;,
k?,'"l.0,k hay-mow, perhaps
O d viis
Breath there a man with soul so dead
who never to himself has said, I'll haste away,
this veiy day, and get a photograpii taken of
my manly phis at the retiownaj National
1'hotograph (Jailery on High street, Ebensburg,
where that exquisite artist, T. K- Evans, is
'easing everybody with the beauiiful pictures
he is lurnishing at the very lowest rates.
Goon people nil you should call at Huntley's
great big store, where you can buy. it you
will try. as many goods, or more, thau ou
cm find of that same kind, il ytui'ie i.t blind,
though you hum the county o'er. The me
chanic, the farmer, the laboring man, the
housewife and everybody else can find some
thing they Leed at liuntier's.
EST
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ANAMAKER & jjROWN.
OH HILL BUILDINGS.
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S. E. cor. Sixth & Market Streets.
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Nos. b'6'6 Market St.
1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 South Sixth St.
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Leopold A- IJrotlier, at Xo. 2tl Main .street,
Johnstown, are now offering gret bargains in
the Clothing line. Thev keep a largo assort-
; ment of made-up clothing find they have ar
I rntigements with their city friends by which
i the measure of customers can be sent anil suits
J will be mailt- toorder from uny pattern of cloth,
I of which they have many samples. This is an
an advmitiige that many will take occasion to
i eiiibnlce ill order to get neat htting garments.
t
tshtss Fvmt
or lax to the amount: 01 1 1. rTi- r i-t imntr
lucid, d. that Ue, she or they art; ' 1 Al.Mvl Kl)t).M
r citizens of the Ik.-.-ough of Car- - I will sell for the ne.i
k he i
ll V.I ... ,7. " ' AUED ITICEX Air.
L r'H'hhu, well kImwil ...ii
.,au'rminerchanJls at Cresson, I l"' ,of , fcut ,) I"1
re he ha, resided for a nn.rt. tl"it' :. 'Y"!
or more fell dead in the potato
. M residence, where he was at
"t nMV rU0r"i" ,a,t- rhe dec-caged
to ie'r'o! titne Plnt: b"t.w"
't 'i'roei 111 health on
' -' ag that the
him.
IUU"IV, lie anH
ith
" u.inir. permitted it to idi.l
a to:llt. b.trn fi jor. the fork as-
'YUl iK.sitiou, pouts downward.
'fiMl.t. Mr l ,),,. ..
) - " uiuvccuej iu
7 m tlje " the same way, but
t: w era, wi,, gucll furC(J Hnon -k9
.'Tit i-ac the handle Denetr.it..! i),
Jto ti t depth of six or eitrht i.,..l.pa
v'e!l may be conceiver1, a mot
'.i .i. ," u 01 mau to Withdraw
. 'J.e fromhisperfon, Mr. B, we
. u"dj"5cil, and the indications
vl U a.T u"ive. although Tull recov-
:.V. VTi of Jte nature can
wked for.
sen ted at Wi!;uure on. that I'.aj".
T. I.
JI.H. Slaver.- Were ever yen there? Well, I
declare, you had better prepare to take a stun
I at his clothing there, at prices so fair Xn. .'U,
I Optra House, .Main street, Joimstown. Men's
! clothing, boys' clothing coats, vests, punts,
i drawers, shirts, woolen shirts, overalls, collars,
j hats, caps, and everything in the clothing line
j as cheap as chii be bought in the large cities.
' Please give Ml1. Mayer a call and examine his
large stocn ot !n:n!e-iip chithing.
oread summons
He was a native of
.. --..-uu, aml WHa ugea about
He settled la this county in the
'k'ili.r, '8y3 beeD kll0'Wn a9 a
ei-i,.,"' Sod liei8Jl'J' an
'vC!'r 0,16 who w9 ,waJ8
ife'-f i lenJ or uid needy way-
nii'M...... "rJ- "is sudden death is a
r regret, ilay he rest in peace.
? Atc'i"T.-Ur. Michael
t.. ..n.I,UMw' Saturday niKht
' on hi! " Vu t,ie track t ih
MaJ .f Tay home- anJ although
t,v t e ? H n ui'n of his dan
uthT th; I",. w(,lhe enl?er and
'""JiortHnm. . nam oi near
t"e d, maa fa,!e,J lo understand
:t)T suk igfr of PO"iti'.n. and
middu T "ne"-'g death.
.tWrtof.ged.' unma"-'ei man,
to havi ra,lt life 1,imsc,f. nd
'42n. vnVllreUlive we Relieve
'y3 of ".of U"iin, suio-
Lw -At the assem-
r E w:u'.w8 niotioa
"s-.l n ' t,l . adimrro.l
" court. n pracrice
. , ,';t.i viuurncomiir, Mr.
.S'.ch. JJU,.lll.,1ilt hi9 examinatin,.
rl. .tWf.L... . -
h.Jrn 2 Of It I -rm he wa"
.AM'.lln, lh L. Johnston T
n vhuiicuju. .i nil
18- From wht
1 ab -Cman - " Mt4 T U
vi;m big Te"lure to pFBdict
Krwt ch08e Profession will
'H
r'tfvnion
Joiixstowx, Sept. 13. 1ST0.
Ih-.tr Freeman As politics monopolize tlie at
tention of lUmost every Individual in t his town,
and in fact throughout the entire south of the
county, just now. you will pardon me if I occu
py a little space In your Paper by briefly reler
ritifr to the style in which tho half doKcn gen
tlemen who compose the "iemoval ring" iu this
place are trying- to force our citizens, who are
opposed to the movemeut, inrosiipporting their
candidate und the cause they profess to bt
lighting for. 1 iiecti not uilude to the nlteuipt
etl arguments which are brought to bear by
their hirtd or ambitious public speakers. The
laboring men, who comprise a majority of the
voters l: this section, can easily weigh and dis-
dpable misrepresentations as
lit of the scat of justice being
removt.il to this town, tho county expenses can
be arranged at n very economical saving of
l.tf .tl per year. No sunt man in this communi
ty would look for anything but extravagance
and reckless expeieiii lire from the cf men who
have set themselves upas the Moloch before
whom all must bow. These astute and honora
ble men, the most noisy and despicable of whom
have ouiy recently become residents of the
town, are trying to pursue a course by which
they expect to overawe tho timid and thus
drive them into supporting their measures for
Kclf-aggrandizeinent. "A man," say tbe.W'w ho
will not support home interests should be driv
en from amongst us." What interest, in the
oniric of sense, w ill it be to the poor and labor
ing classes: of Jolipsto'vii if the county seat
should lie removed here? A court bouse aud
jail must be built, and the men who are running
the machine, ami who nione it would benefit,
would not besatisiied with ordinary structures,
for the better the buildings tin more the value
of their property would be eiiliat.cc-d. These
men I allude to are the owners of property iu
the immediate vicinity where the buildings aro
proposed to be erected. The liencfit which tho
laboring class will receive is simply this: in
creased taxes, highor rents, and enhanced pri
ces of living. Why do .Hot these gentlemen
take some step towurds improving our marker
building, and our borough juil. build a co'uncil
chamber, or tear flown the declared nuisance
of two consecutive grand juries called a bor
ough lock-up? If a desire to build up and beau
tify our town is the prevailing reason lor
urging the measure, why not remedy theo re
spective nuisances? Will tho county people
Place anv reliance in their promises when they
know that they have no facilities for marketing1
now? Ten chances to one the profits of halt u
dozen business visits to this place w ill be lost in
paying fines lor backing their wagons accident
ally upon the sidewalk or stopping for a mo
ment upon tlie street crossing.
As I ani pressed for time I will bring this ar
ticle to mi abrupt conclusion, but will refer to
the subject ugaiu. Amicus.
It Can't bit. Donk It is too late to attempt
ti undersell Wanamaker & Browo. With the
advantages of large cupital, leading position,
immense sales, and a cash business. wh;ch they
now possess, they need not and will not admit
any competitorsjin the matter ofprices. "In
variably the lowest" is their watchword.
Married. -In this plare. on Thursday last,
by 1$. J. Waters, E,q. Mr. Thos. T. Williams,
of Uookport, Indiana county, and Mim Mary
Ana Heea, of Cambria township, this couuty.
i L l" .
PHrBiciANS recommend the use of Kail's
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Iteuewer to prevent
grayncES and lq heal eruptions of the ecaln.
Jumra ,T. Mnr pJty lias no intention of leav
ing Xo. HKt Clinton street, Johnstown, where ho
conf imies to sell any quantity of ready-made
clothing at fabulously low prices. His new
stock of Fall and Winter Clothing is large and
well selected, and must please everybody, lie
keeps both men's and boy's clothing, as well as
gents' furnishing goods, lit offers- raro bar
gains now in the clothing line.
KTO.i:itOAI'K CATntRTM! SYKC1'.
used in all cases instead of I'ii.ij. Ki-somSaw
Castok Olt &c. Highly flavored. Pleasant to
take. Children like it. I'rieo SO cents. Whole
sale. U. K. Ski.I.EHS & Cel., 4." Wood Street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. IJune Hi, lMU.-Sy.
KECOXD ANXI'AI. j
AGRICULTURAL FAIR j
OF TUB j
Altoona Park Association!!
TO 1SE HELD AT
AIiTOOXA, V.,
Tueaday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fiidayt
CCICSE2 i'l, 6th, 6A sal 7th, 1870,
$4,500.00 IX I'RESIIUMSS
Competition open to all part of ftfnte.
THK ASSOCIATION tnkrs pleasure in calling
the attentiou of the public to the very liber
al prcmiumsfitTcred this year. They :iiunl thoso
of the State Society on similar classes. The de
sign of this liberality is to protlucc friendly com
petition and at the same time remunerate ex
hibitors and visitors.
Tho premiums on thorouglibi'td liorsi'S anil
cattle amount to over J'jOO.oo, and nil the other
classes are equally liberal. For the ladies, some
fcJoll.OO worth of silver ware has been purchased
and will be distributed as premiums for the
work of their hands. These premiums range in
velue from l.ui to ir.(K, and many of the arti
cles are beautiful, ami the Managers believe
they will be prized much more thau the same
amount paid in money.
For full tmrticulars see Premium List, pub
lished in pamphlet form nnd to be had of an3 j
of the Officers or Managers.
New buildings w ill be added to those already i
on the grouud, and everything w ill be provided J
for tho convenience of exhibitors and satisfiie-. J
tioti of visitors. S. C. HAKEK, President. :
E. It. Mi CPl M, Secretary,
John IiMiYl, Treasurer. Isep.ln.-3t.
ALTJAJSLE FARM Von SALE.
An excellent Farm in Clearfield town
ship, Cambria county, equi-dis-
...... i O 7 .- , O.-i f t- . . . . i , ' L. .... . ...... .a
nnd St. Augustine, is offered for l-J 3 I LCJ
sale tin reasonable terms. Said I,ijv?f 5 Wf
Farm contains I'liTV At REs,
about Fohtt Achks of which are
cleared, having thereon a LOG HOUSE and a
1A id KAK.V. For further information, inquire
of Conneh Uilev, near tho premises, or call on
or address J. C. SULLIVAN,
Sept. la.-lm. AltOonii, Pa.
NOTICE. A Iotjof Khintiles were left
on tho premises of the subHbriber, at Sum
mitville, (alRbria count-, some tiuio during hist
winter, and have sine remained uncalled for.
This therefore is to notify tho owner of said
Shingles that if he does notcouio forward, prove
property, pay charges and take them away, they
wilL be disposed of according to law.
SJU lt, IJ-TO.-yt, HK-NJIY UPfiHFj?,
AiN lllvIJl .?.L.I liKI.ATIMl TO THK i
l?i)i:oi'f:H tiF Cut not i.towx, in the C-outi- j
tv of Cumbiii!, State of Pennsylvania paused j
the TAh day of August, A. . 1.-.70: !
SetTloN 1. I'.e it ordiiined by the Rnrgcss und
Town Conncil of the llorough of Carrolltow n,
and it is hereby ordained by the authority of t ho j
same. Thut from and after the hrst tiily of Oc- J
lobtr, A. I). 1S70. no person or persons shall bt I
allowed to open out a Picture (Jailery, or take
Pictures of any kind whatsoever, in the Uor
ough if Carroiltown, unle-ss he, she or they shall
puv a I.ii-ense or lax to the amount ot 1 l-.N
HOLLA HS. 1
not a l it i.en cr
roll tow n.
Skctiox 2. That fnm and after tho first day
of Octoler. A. D. 187c . no person or person
shall bt allowed to sell an;,' gootls or Urticlcs
whatsoever at auction or public outcry, unless
lit;, she or thev shall pav a Liet-nse or Tax of
(INK HOLLAK per tiay. J',nvi'Ud, that he, she
or they are not a citizen or citizens of the lor
ough of Carroiltown, or a Constable, or ShoriiT
of the county.
Suction a. That from and after the first day
of October, A. 1. Is70, no peclulcr or salesman)
of any firm or comiwmy, or otherwise, whole
sale or retail, shall bo allowed to sell or make
sale, in the Ooi'ough of Carroiltown, of anything
whatsoever, unless he, slit; or thev shall pav a
License or Tax of TV. O DOLLAUS. 1'rm ided,
that he. she or they are not a citizen or citizens
of the Borough of Carroiltown.
Skition 4. That from and after the first day
of October, A. I. Is70, Section Ul of Ptl ?"r'!!-.
Iianceof the Borough of Carroiltown, enacted
by tho authorities of said Borough on the t;th
day of July, A. 1). 187, shall he and is hereby re
pealed ; und that from aud after the first day of
October. A. I. lf70, uny person or persons fight
ing in the Borough of Carroiltown shall pay a
fine of not less than TWO DOLLAKS or more
than TEX HOLL.-VHS. r be tin prisoned in tho
Iaock-lp, uccordiila' to the decision of the Bor
ough authorities, and pay costs of suit if con
victed. J7 All thett! Finos.. Tnxes ad I.ieen9 shall
lie paid to the Treasurer of Carroiltown Bor
ough, who shall and will receive the amount,
and will give u certificate to the person or per
son, signed by the Burgess and the seal of the
Borough ailixcd to tho same, to show their
rights and secure the transaction of their busi
ness in uud through the Borough of Carroll
town. V.'M. A. NOEL, Burgess
Attest Ed. L. BiM'Eit, Clerk. sep.15.-at.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.!
FOR CASH!
TO CLOSE CUT MY ENTIRE STOCK
OF1
'
c
FOR OTHEIt fOOIS
next FIFTEEN" DAYS:
1 nonrt (Hhkh. Tin Too ami Wire. tl.H.
. tinan upro jnn
I irt ;eit Jnr.
1 otJurt li-,ecttt- Jna-M..
1 junrt X I. .Ini's..
2iinrt I'roiM-tor Jam,.
1 innrt Hello Jnr
2,Ot per tlor.:
r.r.o per foz.
2.(Ki iter lz.
l.uo per lozi
t;H per cSozi
2.20 per ioz.
Tin Cans. tpiart. 3 pints, and 2 quart, veiiv
cheap; One bushel Baskets. SO to 75 cents;
Clothe Jaskft. M cents to 1.110; Toilet Sets,
f rotti -.f0 io rrr et of three nieces. Ite-
frig-orators, Water-Coolers, Bath-Tirb-,
JU iull llilsl. lm iMii 111 I lilibLu
TIhw prices are. strictly C!i:h when giwxls
are taken (iway. A large stock of Brio's Kettles,
Tinware, Knafiietcd Ware. Hniisek'piug GKtLs
and Cook Stoves, &c. at pric-e-s to iie-aso.
CAM, AT
rVo. MHO AViissliliivcton Htreot,
JtHIXXTOtrX, VA.,
AND EXAMINE FOIt YOUUSELVES!
FRASK W. HAW
Johnstown, Aug. l:. lST0.-2m.
Is Brighter, wil not Fade, Costs Loss than any
other because it will Paint twice
as in iieh surface.
NOLO KY AI.I. DEAI.EKS IX
J. H. WEEKS & CO.. Maniifac.nre rs,
lX'S Xorth -ith Street, I'liiladelphiii.
w
Rm. ..ii Minn no
A .- -T. IT I 1 1 1 1 III!
I
I
PltlCE llKDUCEtl.
THK HEST IX TIIF I OII.VTKT.
NEW YORK OBSERVER.
?:$ PEIt ANNUM.
ukc mox rci Pitr:io-vT triali
SIDNEY E. MOUSE. JR.. & CO.
87 Pakk Row, New Yohk.
ANTED f I.antl In Fcnn.ylvanla
for cash and irood sto:ks. T(WXSEXD
llltO.i 11 South Third street, Philadelphia.
ACIIAXCK iKLOOMOFFKKEPI'I own
interest in one of the best Silver Mines of
the day, developing, etc., near Georgetown, Col.
Can satisfy you of its undoubted value as a good
investment and a paying oue. Best of refer
ences given. I wish to sell one-half of it rent
rhr.ipjitr rimh. Addaess my attv's. T WXSEXD
BROS., l:U South Third street; Philadelphia.-
flJIX KIX JHOXTII.S can be mado
.11 hv ul.fj,-.! nH 1-elinlile mini lti m
J sure, safe business. An investment
tif A" will return a ciear profit of 75. For par
ticulars chII on or address the Noiith Amehican
Putcjce Co., No. 8.5 Xass;iu street, New Yorkt
NKWNPAPKK ADVKRTINISGi A Xew
Book of lis pages. Price :K) cents by mail.
AMERICAN NEWS CO Xe.w York.
T.
Ii SCANLAN, Ailonuy-at-Liw,
Carroiltown. Cambria Co.. Pa. All man
ner of legal business attended to promptly and
carefully. Collections a speciality.
GOOD FARM FOR SALE.
1 H7 AC,Ii:s OF CHOICE l.Nl),
-I IS) Acres of which are cleared, v.-ill be
sold on tho most reasonable terms. This Farm
is 1 netted !n Allegheny township, Cambria coun
ty, on the road leading from Lorctto to CKost
Springs, ami within two miles of tho former
and .throe miles of the latter place. The ini-
Iirovcments consist ot a commodious Dwki.i.ino
forsE, in excellent repair, a good n.ui.v, and
all necessary Octhcii.ihm;s. There i n fine
OncHAito of choice fruit and nn nbuiuiantre of
pure water on the premises. Tho woodland is
covered -"Tith the brt of timber.
tCThe abovt'tlescribtHl projierty will be sold
en con. Ul ions to suit the I ur-haser. Applv on
tho pacmist;s to B. i: C. SHIELDS:
Allegheny Twj Aug. 18, 1.170.-tf.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
w AT I'RIVATK NALE!
Tho ttndepsigned offei-s for sale OX E HUN
DRED ACRES OF LAND situated in Chest twp.,
Cambria county, on the road leading to Chest
Springs about Tv.ki.vk Achks of which k.rt;
cleared ami have thereon erected a Loo Ilorsn
r.nd Loo STAiii.t. The balance of the land is
well covered with pine; oak and other valunble
timlier'. and is accessible to inarket. The prt
perty v'ill irf sohl on easy terms. For liirther
information apjdy to or address
CHARLES WARNER,
Chest Twp., June 0.-3m. St. Lawreiif o P. O
XT ALII All LE fAKM AT llil'ATE
SALE. Tho undc rsignetl olTers
at private sale, on the most reasonable A-jili.
terms, his FARM in Blnekliek town- M I j I j
ship, Cambria county, within onr-hfilf (n a . j
mileOf the( :iav Fike. Said Farm e-on- H 3 a !
tains I4 A ilI.N. about 90 Arre0
Jx'ing clearetl, and has erected thereon a large
DwEct.iNti IIot'sF., a good Fit am k ll.ui.v, and
other OfThL-iL,biNt:s. An Orchartl of ISO Fruit
Trees isgrowingon the premises. 7'iffc inrlfcjm
tt!le. For further particulars inquireof ISAAC
MAHOX, on the premises, or applv to
WM. If. SL( JlLER,
Aug. ll.-2m. Att'y at Law, Ebonsbursr.
C.MTKU SKCUItlTY
17 HANK D. STORM. 1'uacticalSuu
JL rfcroR, EiBNsr t'na. Pa. Olfice on Cen
tre strect,oppo6he Colondde Jiow. - (my .5.)
lillil.uli lL 111 11 111 II
OF PEXXSYLr.-l'MA.
CAMBRIA COUNTY AGENCY.
E. H. PLANK, M. D I GEO. A. BERRY,
. JUt(iful.L'j-(iiiii)itr. Aucnt,
Rfir) SAVFTHr nOflMflNVVFAl TH f or county tax. which shall h.ivc !wn .ws.a
SHERIFF'S HIOCLIMATIOX.
en dnys iM-fort; the election. But u cit
izen of The United States who bus previously
been a qualified voter of this State unit removei
' theretroin amt rctiirneti. and w ho sliall have re-
PURSUANT to an Act of the General Asscm- ' sldt d in Tho election district and paid Uxw. as
bly of The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, 1 nforfVnld. shall be entitled tt vote after roitiing
entiried "An Act ri l.iting to the Elections of . In Ihe Slate six mouths. Pntri'ft.f. That tho
this Commonwealth.1' approved the ii day of I freemen, citizens of the I'nitetl Stiite."b t ween
July, A. D. l.vS'. I, JOHN A. BI.AIR. High Slier-j twenty-tme and twenty-two years, who havo
iH f tho Coun ry of Cumbria, in the ( oiiuiiou- resitiid in an election district asaforsui.l. shall
wealth of leitns ivania. do bci t l.v make know n ! 1t entitled to vote, althotiirh they shall not ha o
anu give notice to inc ki.ktohs ot tlie county ;
ttfore-said, that an Genera! Election wiil bo held i
iu the said county of Cambria. i
Haiti 1 nves.
Xo person shn Ii lie ernittel to vote who
name In not contained in the lint of taxable In
habitants furnished by Commissioners, unless.
- .. . . . j r 1131 . lt- piliuuitT It lor iiiij uiuiih
for tho purpose t-ftKli-cting the se eral persons ; within two voir? of u State or county lux. h
hercinatttr named, iz: j ,.,1 ngn-cably to the Const itution. and glvw
one perstm to represent the "Seventeenth (tin- i sartsiactory evnteiie, elt tier on r.:s or.lu or mi -
i CS TTSCrA?, T23 Hi T17 C? CZI'.ZZZ. &. S. i:;o. :
I gresnionai Hislrict. coiupottti of the i-ounties of
j Cambria, Biair, II uiitingdoii und Mifflin, iu the
i Xational House of KepreseTtalives.
Out-person to represent the county of Cam
bria in General Assembly.
One person fer high hriT of tho county of
Cambria.
j Ono person for County Commissioner.
j One person for Dire-ctor of Fetor and House
oi i.inploy ment.
Oue person for Coroner.
One person for County Auditor.
One person for Jury Commissioner.
1 also hereby make known and give iiotle'C
. inai me piaee or noitui-.g the aforeMiid election
j iu the several wards, boitmyhsi districts and
townships w iihin the county of Cambria arc is
; follows, to wit :
The electors of the district composed of the
! township of Allegheny, to meet at the office ru
I ccntly tK-e:p;i)i by M. Lcavy, Ewi., dee d, iu the
borough of lit .ret to.
lho electors of the district composed of tho
lowiisfup.oi Adams, to meet at the Sehc
at Moyet Krinir's. in said fownshio.
Tin; el -clnrs of the district composed of the
town-hip of I;!acklick. to meet at t lit; house of
Adam Makin, dec'tl, in the village of SW-isano.
The electors of the district composed oT the
township of Cambria, to meet at tho Court
Houso in the borouirh tif Ebeusbur;r.
The electors of th tiistricl romposod of the
, ik-ys urt.ij. oi v in i on, iu iiicci at r-ciiooi House in
j Carroiitown borough.
j The electors tif t no district composed of the
borough tif Carroiltown, to meet at the School
! House in sai.l borough.
i'he electors of i he district composed of the
low iisnip ci i ut-st, to meet at lt;e J-eliool House
lirmation tir the fir.th or nfiii imit ion of another.
that he has jmid such a tax, or on tat lure to pn
tiiicea rccrijit. sliall make tath to the payment
thereof. Second, if he claim tlie right to vote
by l;eing nn elt-ctor la-tweeu the ftge tif twenty
one nnd Twenty-two ears, lie sliall ilejose on
oath or Hflirmr.tion risat he Iiks rcsirV.d in this
State at least one year nt-xt lef.n-e his apidicit
tion.and make such rnt.f of r-sitt lice in tho
district as is tequtred by this act, and that ho
does verily titlicve from the acccunt giM ii lilni
that be is of the age aforesnirt. oik! -i:i h other
v idence as is retht-tu by thin act ; w hereupon
the name of tlie perfnh thus mill itted to iota
shall Ie Inserted ifi the aipl:let!i :l list by t lit
inspectors and a note mailt- ei-posite t hereto by
wilting the word "tax." if he sl.ull be lulmitteil
to vote 1-y reason of having aid tax, or tho
word "uge," if he shall Ik- admit! d to vote by
riistu tif siTi ii age : and tho same shall he culled
out to the clerks, who shall muko the like notes
on the list of vot.-rs kept by f he;n.
In all cases where the fil;re .f fji person
I . ii j -iniiiiuig io nic l ion i ue list i u i niMiisi
uooi riusiM. j by th commissioners ai-rl assessor, or his right
to vote, whether found t hereon or not. is oti
Jccted to by any tjuaiitlct! citizen, it shi.ll bt.-tht.
duty of the inspectors to examtnO sot It person
e-n oath a to his qualifications, and if he i laim
tt hne resided w ithin the State for ei:e J tMiror
more, his taith shall not bo sufficient proof
thereof, but he shall make proof by at lour t one
competent witness, who shall be n qualified elec
tor, that he has n-sided in tlie district for mortt
than ten days next immediately prf cdieg such
election, and shall also himself swtiir that his
bona fide residence, in pursuance of his lawful
calling, is in said district, and that he t'.id not
remove into said district for the purpose f yt-
ting therein.
f., AI...-..1 j I i 11
v.. hi,- vi .... i i.m.ij.111,011 out; .ii riii.i tow jisilili. i e-.. . . . .. . .
The e lectors of tho district r.imu.ose.l of ti .. . K'r V''01 nalifi.Hl as aforesaid, and w ho
borough of i hist Springs, to meet at the house ! r.l lx,n Proof, if required.tif his resl-
,.r i,..V..i. w t V " .T.w noust ilr.,,,,. nl T,nyment of tares as aforesaid, -hull
'ri... ..i... r'.i... .i i . . ... I lie tidmittet! to vote in th ti.u t-....li. mini . -
ditrict in w hich lie shiiil re-side.
If .111 y pcrxm shall prt-vent or ptten.pt To prr
vent any ofliccr of any election under this Act
from hoMii g such election, or use or threaten
any violence to liny such ofliccr. or shall Inter
rupt or improperly micriere v. nl; liim in lho
Ihe electors of llie district coiimosnl tif th
township of Clearfield, to meet at School House
Xo. 3, adjoining tho village of St. Augustine, in
said township.
The elector of the district composed of tlie
township of Coiie-.nuigh, to meet at The School
House, at Singer's, iu said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
Isirough of Conemaiigh, to iriitt'tB follows:
First Ward, at the house of Peter Multzie, iu
said First Ward:; Hi-cond Ward, at tho house of
Thomas IbnivlitTe, in sail Second Ward.
The electors of the district composed of the
borough of Cambria, to meet ut School House
Xo. 2, in said borough.
The electors of the district oompne-rd of the
borough of Coopersdale, to meet ut the School
House, in salt! oorougn
execution of his duty, or shall block i.p tho
window or avenue to any w indow where the
same may be holding, or sh-dl i ii t.-iislv disturb
ti:e pen co at such eh cticn, ersl s'.l i:-"einv in
timidntiiig threats, force or violent e. with 0e
r.ig:i to influence unduly or overawe any elector,
or to prevent liim from voting, or to restrain
the frt edoiu of choice, r.uch person, on convic
tion, shall lie fined iu any sum not exceeding"
five hundred dollars and be imurisuneti fot-nnv
time not lrss than thn-e nor more than twelve
. ........ i.. ...... . i . ...... ....... . . . .
J lie electors tit the district composed of the i "'""'; " 1' '"' '' " " ,n" r""rl
township of Crovle, to moot nt the A .(-i,l Houso where the trial of such oifeuse shad be had, thnf
in tho village of Summ, . liiil, in said" towiishlp 1 I, P';"M"' Ty'P a rt siiN-nt of
Tho electors of the disti ict " "pose. I Tof t e "l? c,,"' V, ,ir'' distru-t or township where thrt
liorough i f East Conomaugh. to meet at the1 "P"? t mmntcd, and m.i eiulllcd to vt.ta
house of D.iniel C.nfer. i.. J.l it. .. ?.rl. i there! li. flu n, on conviction, he M.ail l e sen-
r. 1 1 1 tr 1 1
The electors of the district ein.;ii.-..il of tl.
borough of Ebeiisbure-, to iuci;t as follows: E-i-t
Ward, at the Court ifoiisc. in said Ward: West
M'arii, to nu ct at Jus. Myers' Hall, in said Ward.
The electors of the district composed of the
borough of Franklin, to meet at tho School
llmia jin said borough.
The electors of th- district fomposerl of the
township of (iallitzin, f meet at the SiT-ool
House in the town of Gallitzir"., i.i said township.
The electors ol" the district composed of the
townsh'p of Jacksou. to meet ut the houso of
Henry linger, in siid township.
The e-iec-.ors of the district composed of the
borough of Johnstown, to meet as follows:
First Ward, at Public School Room Xo. 5, iu said
Ward; Stc.vi.l Ward, at the office of Joseph S.
Straycr, Esq.. on Market street, in si: id Vt ard ;
Third Ward, at house of John Brady, on Fi-uult-li
ii street, in snid Wait!? Kq-itth Ward, at tho
houseef J.ihn 'i'rJ fls in said tV'urd ; Fifth Word,
at the Ivernvilh School House in said Ward;
Sixth Wi.Tit, ut the Jchestown Pottery in said
Vwrd.
The i',.;"elors of the district composed of the
borough of Lorctto, to meet nt the School
Hoiisci in s:::d borough.
The elect";- of the district composed of the
township of Munsfcr, ti meet nt tho wirehot:n
of An?, loo.i in t!,e. vlitiitfebf Minister, in
said township.
Tin; clecti rs of the district comptiscd of the
borough of Millville. to meet at the Fnmkliu
House in sai-l borougii.
The electors of the district composed of the
borough of Propped, to meet ul the School
House in said Imrongh.
fenced To pay a fine of not los Ihiint no Imn-
i rircq nnr more tl un ore Tht .o.'Hi d dollars. rn'I
j be niiprisr.'-.eU not Icfs then -ix tucmihs l;or
j more than two years.
j If any person, not by hiwqunlifif ri.sral! fraud
: ulently vote at any titciionof this ('t.nnuon
j wetiif h. tir. being otherwise oniiiiih-il, sliall vole
i out of his proper riisTrift.er if any i tn-!i kr.ow
i log tht; wuct of such qtiaiiiiciitioii's sh.iii :0d or
; pi-: :,! fi such pel-sou to vot. the p rson t ITend-
ing shall, on eohviction. lc tineil in any sum not
j exceeding two hundred ilolh-.rs nnd beimpris
i onetl In any term not exceeding three months,
j If any person shiiil vt.teul more than onceiec
i tioii district, or olherv.he fri:i;i'iiliiiiv -.fe
more tlain once oil f hese-me day, or shRil'frniid-
( uleiilly ft id and deliver to the inspector two
I tickets together, w ith tiie t inf eiit iUt fally to
i vote, orsliaii procure um t'nr-r to eo s.i. he or
1 they offending shall, on t on ietion. lie fined in
i uny si.-i'i net V. -fx ihali lifty nor scon than flvo
; hundred dollars, and ho imprisoned for a Term
j not less than three nor ion thau twelvemonths
j If any pei-sou not qi.-alifit-d fo vote in this
I Commonwenlth agreeably to law- (except tho
i sons of "HMlitVd citizens) shall :. - peiir af miy
i place of lection for the purpose of influencing
the citizens tiualilicd to vote. h- -l-.all. on .u
i viction. foifolt and pay any sum pot eiertding
. one hiiTirireri (h-Inrs ft.r ci erv -ucii oifeuse. nnd
.ii.i .ouuvu iui jii. iui in i:oi e.xceciiing three
hiont !..-.
t il INr.R IV TOR MOPE OF VOTI.Vfi.
Av Art rcguialing the motle of voting at nil
The t-lrctioti in The several eountios of this
Coniiiionwcnlth, approved March 30th. lsikl:
SKIT'.t.X 1. lie it ,1. lifted l.u mi.i- nn.i
The electors of the district composed of the ' U'"" rf Ufprrxrvintir,? . f.ir l',nu,unvedi It )f
aist! tif 1 r'..i.v.'i'-i'!iii i, ii. rcii .ii. ri,iu hi, t, ami it i
township of Riclllauil, to ineel at the Lv
Jost ph Gcs. in said township.
Tht; electors of the district composed nf the
township of Slimmcrhilt. to meet at the School
jiouse m me liin-oiigti ol llinore.
lu rta) , uarlrtt .; f;r iiiilin.t i, i. ,,f 'tl.e fame, Tnat
tc iilirrtl voters of the sicral counties of
inis t oininonwt nun. ar trie general, township.
i.i. i imi-. ii or spe-eiai ciet iiopp. are r.ereliv, here-
Tho elect, rs tif the riistrict comiosed of the I al" 'or. authorized sod rt quired to vote" by tie-
r.eis. I'liin-i or writ ieii. or purriv printed Hiirl
partl.v writ fen. sevcraliy chi.-siricd as follows;
i Oiu tii-kr-T slmll embrace ti e in pu s of all judg
j rs of e-oiirts vott 1 tor. and bt 1..I elhtl oiitside
I "J utiiciary;'' ore ticket shall embrace tho name
' of all State officers voted for. ant! be Inl-cllotl
1 "State;" one ticket shall cmbiaie tht names of
all county officers voted for. and I t; lalx-lled
I "County:" one ticket shall eiu brace The nun-
I 5',H'' t,,v "shipoilicors votet for. and Ik- labelled
j Township;" one ticket shhll embrace tlie uah:c-t
; bf all borough officers voted for. nnd lie labe lled
"Borough:' nnd each class shall be deposited In
J separate bnllot-hoxes.
j AVKXriMKNT CINSTITITIOK. I'.
j 'Skctiox 1. The right of cRiM-ns or tiie Uhi
Jed Sratis to vote shall ntit be denied or abridged
I by tlie United States, or bv env Slme. n. u.
count of nice, color, or prciious coinlitk-ii of
servitude."
F11IST AND SECOXP SECTION OF ACT OF ClLVCRny
OF MAKt II 31, JP70.
'Seitiox 1. lie it rimetfd l.y thr. Frmtfe n;.I
tliivtr of Jteprrumtnttrf nf t!:r .t.'riiie.i Sint,?of
.ti.itnVrt oi t V)iij-.-wi ,iwm)iicd. That all citizen's
of tht I nited States who nrc or shall be other
wise 'iliHlifit'd lti vole nt miv el'H-tion by tho
people, in any State, Territory, district, county,
e-lry. parish, township, school Cdivirict, niui ici
palily. or other territorial srlwli i.--ion. shall to
entitied snd allowed to vote at nii such clec-
. I . I , "lliu'lil 1 1 ISI llll'I l.lll or rHCO. Criir.r. ,.f nr..-
b'irough of Sumniitviiie, to meet ut the St hod
House in said borough.
The electors of tho district composed of the
township ol Susquehanna, to meet ut tha house
of Michael Piatt, in said township.
The elocTors of lho district lniipvo"1 of the
township of Tilylor. to meet at the Sc1mk1 House
p-r Wm. Headrick's, in sai.l towi'it-Lip.
The c-leelors tf the tlistrict omposetl of the
borough of Woodvalei to mtvt at School Itoust
in said borough. ..
The electors oi tho district cornpo-htl of V,;o
lu-irinigh of Wilmore, to meet at School House
in said borough.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Washington, to meet at the School
House j;t the Foot tif l lane Xo. L in mhmI twp.
The electors . pf the district Cfiip.istij ot l!it;
township of Hh'tv, to iiicet at School House
Xo. 1, iu 'Kid township.
The electors of the district composed of tho
township of Y odor, to moot at thehou-oof Wf.i.
A. Hicks, in said township.
The General Election in n'l the WnnK Town
ships. Hist letf and Boroughs of tho county is
to be opened between the hoiirsof six und seven
o'clock in the forenoon, and shall c-oniinuo
without Interruption or :djoiirnincnt pmil 7
o'c'.tick in the event:!-!1, ivhi-n a!', polls shall be
c!o:i-.i:
Ami I rniTiiKii oiVE xoTtcrl, ai in and by the
1.5th Section of the aforesaid Act 1 an: directed
who shail hold any oHice ir nppoiutnient of
profit or trust under the government tif the
Un'ted Sfutes. or of this State, or of a;iv citv or : ont;-arv notwif hstantling.
incorpoi-ari d ;'L.tri-t, whether a comint--1tnod i "''-"-- And t i it further rnnrtrrt,
oiliccr or otherwise, a suooriiinate brareiit who i !'r'""fr "cthority of the Cont
is or shall bo employed undor ihe Legislative, ':,7 " of "'. .Uito. or the laws of imj
any act is or shall bi'
That all persons excepting Justices of 'the Pt-a'ct' I y'.""s ci.d'tloii of servitude, .iny Const it ii lion
n, . i ii. i . in. iis.:ge or i '"s uitii i'.n tu ony ,-l:it
or Territory, or by or under its authority, to the
Thut if by
OltStitlltio!! or
any Territory.
rtii.ili-.tl to be doiu us ii
prerequisite or qunhiit-aliun for voting, and by
sueh Constitution or law i r-ons or officer r
or shall be t-lmrgeil With the perform a ace of
tluties iu furnislhnc to citizens an opportupittr
or perform sut h pr.on quisite or to tit t oine qual
ified to vote, it sh:iil be the tint v of ever- person
find officer to give to all citizens of t l-.it I uilo.1
States tho same and equal opportunit r to per
form such prerequisite awl to become qu;ilitleO
to vote, without distinction of race, color, or
previous contiition of servil inle ; :uiii j; ur y
such pc-rstm or onieer shall refuse or kiiowlngl'v
omit to a ive full effect to this twetion, 1.. shall,
for i-iiTV such offense, forfeit and pav the sum
of five hundred dollars to tho person lu.-vrU-vctl
thereby, to bo rtco eretl by mi union ..a tho
ase. with full eostu and such nlhv-v.iiee for
counsel fees as the court shall deem tisf. an.r
shall h.so, for every such otfeits. ., der.ieti
guiltv of a mi.:lemeanor. mi.l sJiait. ...
lion thereof, be fined not lev- than tit e huii'lrr l
iloll.'irs.or bo imprisoned not ! than one iom n
und not liior. than one year, or both, at the dis-
I eretion ff the court."
i t-BCTP li 10 or AN ACT CF Tnn PtS.vtTITAMl
I.EI.ISI.ATI HE tr AlItlI.rif A. t. 1S70.
Src H. That so much of every ,4cf of Aseui-
I ' I V HQ i.rfu liluw f . - , u 1 , i t V ... ... . . .. . .
which they j titl.il to vote." or be registered as voters, or n't
oo nVV: 'h4.'.,":; l'l V1 ! "I'.: !".' this('o,lonwUh,revvx,du,me in
.lutliciarv. or Executive Departments of hi.i
State or the United States, or of any city of In
corporated district, nnd also every member of
Congress, or of the Slate legislature, and of tho
select and common councils of anv city, orcom
missioiicrof any iiu-orpoi-isted iistrict, is by law
incapable of hol.ling or ext'roislng at the same
time the ofhCeor np)ointnicntof Judge. lr;sce--tor
or (.' I. of any Election of this Common
wealth, nnd that no Inspector or Judge, ornnv
other officer tf any such election, shall bo eligi
ble to any ofm-i then to bo voted for. Also, bv
the 4th Section of the Act of AfsHn'dy entitled
"An Act relating to Election and "tor oiher
purposes," approved the loth dav f Anril, !S-Vti
ic I? t-titu-tcd tiiut tho f on-going 131 li Section
shail not be so construed as to prevent iinv mil
itary .officer or borough ofliier from serving as
Judge or Inspector at any general or special
thct!on lield in this Commonwealth.
The general, spochil, citv, iiicorporaO d di
trictand township elections, nnd nil elections
for Electors of President and V ice PresirU-nt of
the United States, shall lie held nnd conducted
by the Insiiectors and .Ii id ires elected ns nffn-
said, and by Clerks appointed as hereinafter i
providec. j
The inspectors afitl ju-ig. of ihe eiin f Ions nhill I
mccT at ine respective places uppointetl for
touting ine e'lecnon in the district to wlii
resHcTiveiy belong before seven o
morning, and each of suid
i . ,...! ...... ..i. ..-L- i o . 1 ..", V iionoi mist "iiinioinvenu .!. pe v.na t
Kr ...VAVsV be a .pialifletl voter hereby j-e,Kiiied: and thr.f f.orenfte
of sut.-h district
In i-us? the in-rson who r-hall have received
the aecond highest number of votes for inspec
tor shall not attend oil Hit dav of anv election,
then the person who shall have received Ihe
next highest number of votes for judge nt the
next preceding election shall not as inspector iu
hM place. And in case the person who shall
have received the highest number of votes for
inspector shall not aifrnd. the person elected j
judge shall appoint ail inspector in his place .
A:!'l in case the person elected judge shali not !
attend, then the inspector who shnll hnre re- ;
eei veil the hUhi-t number of votes shall np- ,
point a judge in his plsi-e. and if anv vneitncv 1
Shall eonti fill3 ii"! trio Vwi't t(l f nr is liiooa - f i
hour after the time tlxod bv law for the opening i ,r,-" et'ch uw.lrii: :
of the l lection, the tpiniitied votei-H of The-town- u'lri-igh (Jx Eistisb'
ship, w ard or district, for WhiMi sheh officers 1 1 1,0 of eet-oti.
nave iiewu cieettil. pi-esent nt the pluco of e!ee i
non sunn elect some oi their number to till th
vacait.-.yr
In case uny clerk appointed under tv provf- '
sions of this act shall neglect to atUnd ut anv i
eie-ction miring tnesant ye;'r. It 0nf.U l Tlieilu
r nit liiM'.
men. without riistinctioii of col.ir. shall en
I rolled and registered according to t ho provisions
of the first section of the act approved I'.liiof
I April. l.-.a, entitled "An act further supple-
mi'ptnl to the net relating to llie eiectioiiM of
j ttiisCommonwealih." and viu u oi herw 1st qual-
ifiotl under thee isting laws, tie entitled ft votw
r.t all gen.:rj.l and special eleetiuus in this Com-.
Put suauT To the provi'lonn cMitaiut d in lh.
seventy-sixth section of the Act first aforesaid,
ihc judyes of tho hforesaid distriets shall re
rpeciivei v tnko charge of I he- cvrtifi; at- or re
turr of th. flection in their r.-si-ecti. e tlistt i. ts.
nnl t-iod'loe Tl";in at a nieei imr of one Iui'.'.
rt the Court lltini, In tho
rsr. on the t r.fi-ry fn v .if tor
beuigon KKfflA V.TKR !1tm
ri t t,r (MTi U.KR, ISO, iu l't o'clock, a. m., ami
Ulf-n and there io tlosnd perform tUe: tlu.'ii s re.
t quired by law o? said Jutlges.
Also, wiin ut :-c a juuge, iy sickness or una.
voidable acciden l .Is uiiat It f,:; "n: such meet
ing or' jui'igos, then tb ctrtilicalo or return
ty oi i ne inspector w-noppe;ntetl ts-ild elei-K or' "i i""'i-t'-m oj one oi tno lospcof
the person filling the Mac: of such Inspector, to 'V ,?r , h'' s "( V" "''J1 the rtrrict. who
forthwith Hppoii.L a fuitalih neiuon us clerk. ; shall ! and perform the dr.tics required of sahl
qualified a-i aforesaivi, who shall Pcrfoi iu the i1"' ""aide to attend.
dlltiooril.r....u.. ' 1 . liM-KS-SIl!MT II VXn. St invfiffiifill Vlmni.
It shall he tho dtitvof th several rwiih.
rePlectivoly. toutte.id at tho place of holding
C"'ery genera!, special or township election, dor
inir tho whole tlmosittit clet lioii is kept open,
for the purpose T.f tiii lt'g information folheiii
si4etors and the jntg', whi p calltnl on. In rela
tion to the right ot any person :;reis.l by thcto
tt viie st ??ujh oi.-otitui, or sucli othi'r lnaiU-i-ii
in relation- to the assessment of voters as tho
said inspectors, or either of thoui, shall frc-iu
time to tlmt require.
No person shall tn perjutttvil to vote at anv
election, as aforesaid, other than a to htan of ,
the ago of twenty-ono voafs of thoru wlionhall I
have M.leVd In The State at least one year, and '
ill the elortion district where li ollors to votn 1
lit lesst ten .lays Immediately pro-tiding such i
t lection, und h.tii wjtuiu tv-o "can paid a State
tiurg. this loth tlav of Sent !:. r. in tho ei ..r
our Lord one thousand eight hiir.irc.t .ind sev
I er.ty. und of the Indcj-r rdej.ee of tho Unite 1
i States of America tho nineri--f..ui th.
I JOHN A. BLAIR,
i r-ept, 15.-1 e. Sheriff of Cumbria County!
; TISSOI,lJ TIOX tf irnrliei K!i!.--.
; The Partnership heretofore existing be
: t-.veen O. Ciiiiniii-li.tiii, John St.mebnt i; and 1J.
j D. Mm tin, io the Lumber tii..iius Mt torfn.r.
' V.'ftshiiigtou "towostilp, t'auibrhi county, is this
tlav tiubtoivct i'V miitiiiil coiiseiit.
Witnets our hands this WtU dnvof August
1S70. O. (TNMNlill AM,
.1 1 H N T N E U A CET,
B. M. MARTIN",
K-p.-t.-Ct. tTr' lsis A ttsrn .--, Jno. C. I-Iartta.i
II