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II. G. AICD L.OXCS JOIIX.
Wonlnnrlli on ftrwloy-irw Ills flint
t11 J'rO'ilSCClS ' f !il Ai teilHl-
ititv li (irow Rill on Miter.
I rorn the Chieajro Itepubliean, Sept. bit h.
A representative of the Bejnihlicaii, armed
with a Mep-ladder, called at the Tremont
lh use yesterday, his object Lei rig to inter
view Iv t.g John Wtutworlh up n political
quetth ns, ami especially upon Mr. Urechy,
the rrtsidtTcy, and I be wool cnp. Mr.
Went north invited the reporter to be seated
when the follow ing couvirsattYn inniai :
Rcpoiter. Good inuiniig, Mr. Went
worth, 1 rt ;rtt to see you uuwel!.
Mr. Wentworth. Urn d morning, s-ir.
Yes 1 have been t-uilt-i i: g frcm a n.e linear
ft ft f lumbago, hut txpict to Lc hearty
again in a day or two.
II. Mr. Wentworth, what do vm thick
el Horace Greeley ?
At ibipe words a change eve r.-t read Mr.
Wtiitwi rib's counteuauce. w inch grew durk
with i'.ngc-r. liaising himself on bis elbow
with ere prodigcus effort, be replied, al
ti.oU"h his frame was racked with agonv,
'V n Mr. Gietlej !"
The i libit was too much, and he Kink
fainting on his couch. After some moments
had elapsed he resumed, in a. voice ol deep
emotion: .
'If there is in America a hell hound, a
slave, and a swindler worthy of the yallows.
that helNbound, ih.it slave, and that swin-
dkr is Horace Greeley." j
II. Ynu &stoni.-h ti:e, sir. I undt r.-'ood ,
only a ItW days since tlnit at a L.n quel in ;
this very hotel, wbtie the oran breaU spar
khd on the board and the n.i k-tnuti circud
merrily around, your-cil' and Mr. Grinned :
i.umiuatid the Ch a p puffin, u mower and ed-
in r for the Presidency. Js not that ti ue ? j
Mr. W. It is, unhappily, tco title.
11. Then -Ahy this vt'or f xpn-ssiou ? ,
Is it as tlie politician or us inengiicu.lun.-t' I
Mr, W. As both, of course. The mr.u I
who
WOCI.P U'i TO YAM
vr coiiimit an a--sau!t uptiu n sheep wou d
make a vvore President thau Giant iiituteli,
and be is a bad one.
II So L'-gan says, anyw.ij'. 1 gather
from your conversation that Mr. Greeley has
disappointed you. In what respect, pray ?
Mr. Wtutwoilh then made the I' i losing
statement, w hich we give verbatim, retrench
ing any vigorous redundancies bitter suited j
for the columns of the Sunday Touts than !
for c ur purer paper
'A few das ago Mr. Grte'ey came to
this city, and was met at break last by my-
self and Gi iunell. W e paid f .r that i.. a:) .
lunatic's oil-c.ike u;hk-iuust, I nican. 11..-.
hack-hire didn't cost, him a otnt, and we j
thought ourselves reimbuised by liis words ,
of wisdom on the crisis and the crops. 1
shall allude ly-und-by to his political rav-
ings ; just now 1 t.iily lelir to the farming !
phase of his iosauity. I sat at the man's j
feet like Paul at the feet ol G.imuliet. I
acted on histheoiiis, ami in one shoit weik j
I was a ruined man. You a,-k me, l.o.v so ? i
Go and look at Summit Farm. I;, lot ks like !
the alkaline dtsert a ho ling wilderness J
dotted with sktlttoiis! G celty,' f-aid 1, '
what do yen thiLk ci my mciino she p V
(I have that is. I hail two I. urn!! id if I
them, worth $175 apiice ) 'Merino.' said ',
Greeley mildly, 'why the devil don't vou)
cultivate silk-bearing slnep? Miiino is
played otit. 1 have tried thousands of timts
to get my sheep to produce ine;ii.o under
clothing; I hive tt'ed irrigating, ii.u.ehing,
top-dressini, sub-si.il plouohin, weed a.-hts.
muck, loam, guano ail of no avail. They i
will lav nothing but raw wool. I w, raw
wool costs 20 cents a pound, ami then to
lids y( u add intere.-t, wages, insurance,
manufaetui ing, bad dtbts. &e., you setj that
vou cannot compete in the breniing i f me
rino under-wear with the pauper nations of
Europe. On tho other hand siik is heavily
prtitected, and the production this vear is ,
limited. In As.-an the ciop has iwoctd a
Jailire, owing to the J'ront. and haivest wdl
not yield more than tinny bushels to the
acre. Silk, will, tt'erefie, advance in price.
In 1832 you could buy a woolen dre.-s for
J3.&0. In 1671 a silk dre.-ts cos's .J:!00. It
ttands to reason, tiierefote. I li.it by locking
your sheep spaw n silk you w ill make b5 5 7
times moie profit.' I was thunderstruck
with this, and c;uld oiily st:nnier 'How ?'
The hoary-beaded fraud answered : 'I'.y
grafdiig, id course. Those sheep can spin
cocoons like si.kworms if they only give
their minds to it, and the man who denies
it is a liar and a horse thief. Little heep
that can spin and we n't spiu must be made
to spiu.
The fact is, Wcntwuilh, you overfeed
your i-heep and they never te-d the fpur of
uecetsity. Vary ttieir diet, give them no
vegetable food, but give them .-ay a peck ol 1
silkworms a day, mixed witn coloring mat- i
ter. as cochineal, madder, indigo, or lamp- ;
black, according to tho hue of silk wh'ch
you want to rear. Food makes biood. biood
makes life, nd how can a mi rmo sheep ro
auc-e wool withe til hU- ? bow have li!'c with
out fiod? What are v.-oim-t but food V
feir, I wa coiivioced ( the coi r ciness of
the views hi Id by this slovenly scoundrel.
I went to Summit, and to sum it up I li cks d
those devoted sheep up in a barn, c.ive
them two hull ired pecks of sok.vjltns which i
ct si n.e St'.O a .neck, and went awav for a!
drive with Charley I'arweil, my old ftirnd,
telling my fanner not t let the .-rieep out j
on any account. Political matters kept my i
mind bo occupied for several days that 1 '
forgot all about the sheep, until cstirjay ; i
wheu what I haii done Hashed acr(s my
mind. I mounted my hor.-e and spurred .
tiim like the wind to u.y faun, but 1 was j
too late. When I got there the cupboard ;
was bare. I'd le d d, sir, if the sheep j
hiJu't all died, and I was $47,000 out on i
- '
the transaction. 11 -1 of a lot the vene:a- i
, i , i . r ,
bla murdtrer kuowh about fatmiug! laid ;
the devil's grandmother." j
Here Mr. WVi.tworth paused, overcv me
v... i,; .....ri. . . ,. i : . .-
by his emotions f.nd it was some time cru
lie coutu proceed, m a broken voice, as fel-
lows :
'Misfortunes, d n it, never come -:; ''y
He Lad .
BLIGUTHP MY MUTTON' till p.
now he went for my unofi'er.diug root er .i-
1 had a tichl of potatoes hog-eyed iu--ir j
there were 900 acres of them, producing li.it)
bushdls to the ace, wiirtti $ 117.000. Sii-1
that peDbive old horse thirl to me, 'Jjlm,
we do not give our growing crops enough i
fcunshine. Sunshine and air will be niore I 'VV' ,!, l,''1',,!-'h of 1!','nsbur-'
, t , i I i ne eteei rs or tlie uistru t composed of the
tlTectual and less expensive than manure 'township of C:rnii, t,i me l at the School
Take my advice and (iig up all vour pota- ii'': 1 il,r' btonn t;orou-!i.
toes and plant then, with the top, d'own. 1mk
That's wh M we call lop-d.etsit g. i'ovv-.the llou-e in said boi ooirh.
potato Jeing exposed to the frenefieia. i, llu- j t.SWZl!
dices Of the sun and wind will fatten earlier ; on the farm of Aloysius iSwopu in uid low n
thau by tho old way. Besides on cm aath I '? , . . . ,
,i ,, ... . , .- ! i ue electors of the (list net fomcosed of tlm
er them mote ea.v.,y than it yon bad to dig ; .orouKli of cii. -t prin-s to uw i Vt tho UUUso
them out l-f the gle Uud, aHvayi, rttiiCtlibcr- I of .laeoo Wng-uer. in said tioroiiRh.
ing to leave one potato in each hill as a nest- j ?! KUrSM
egg. Well, sir, 1 i.docd hid advice im- ' iNo. V :iujoiniur the village of .t. Augustine, in
plicitly. Ut course the crop is miced; hut
uever tuirid, never mind
' rP li..-u t, .i ifl.....l ,.,.1.......... . . I
ecces. Mr. Went worth, but"
"li'.U II
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naif f it has not been tohj. my j
do not wish to inflict my &rj.
dear f'-r. 1
a noes ui-ou vou. . ,
THE FtrsphTI MlFC'ItF'ANT
induced tr.e, under fraudulent pretence, t o j
buy a hteani-p'ough, and fie throttle-valve !
gi,t out of otucr. and although my plough- i
1 man told it to whoa, to gee, and to haw, the
i d d thing ran, end on. through the conser
vatory, went in at the bay-window, ploughed
a furrow two feet deep through the floor, and j
issiud through the wall at the rear. The ;
driver wan kiiled and the house knocked j
down, and the infernal thing ran into the j
school hou-e at Summit, aud txploded there, j
The sixtou has been at woik night and day i
getting up a Fbtk of pony gtaves; but
never mind, never mind. The end of it all, j
to make a long story short, is, that I am a j
ruintd man." j
Tint. Mr. Wer.tworlh. the great and trood j
Greeley is a man of warm heart and c'nari- ;
table inn -ulses. Knowing himself to have ;
been lie inn.cc nt came of you misfortunes, j
he wiil dt uhtlei-s ci me to your atsistance, j
and yon may be happy yit." j
Mr. Wentworth sndlcd a bitter smile and
handid on' reporter an opened tflegram I
which real a follows: j
Oskosh. Wis- September 14, VS'l.
Long John Wentworth. C'hionco :
D ti yon, take an cijrht cylinder press anil go j
West. You don't plough deep enough. (Jut aj
few more wives, i
tSijri Horace Gheei.ey. I
0 c ollcc-t VM. I
Our reporter read and copied the telegram, j
thcu amiably punching Mr. Weutvvorlh J
IS THE EIBS
with his pencil, sail :
"What do you think of Mr. Greeley's j
chinccs tor the Presidency?" I
Mr. Wentworth burst into a torrent of)
profanity iTnich violence that in three min- j
utes the room was flooded and the hell boys
and reporter had to eiimb up on chairs and
window-seats to v"id Initio swept away. !
' Greeley ft r ti e l'iesidct,o ! The di.vil !
f,.r the 1'k s'iYocj ! Greeley Ieident ; !
that tfw h'luhd. hiu k ie-pated, moonitig, j
f. ee-h vii g. pr Uctu-uist son of a pig iron i
fi:lIti,,y ; that bland, muck-minded, slovt idy
Cl(,ss l efveen a yar.i ard a ojlhider press ! I
X Ver. by the gre;it ji'.mpmg ten-toed Jth is
sphat, if I have ti
KILL IiIM MYFELF.
I'll bolt and run on the independent ticket
if they do. Greeley oh, by all the anle
worms in a compost h- ap. this is tor. much,
litre hn rang the bed violently Greeley,
the mulchii g muddlihead of Cliapp qua, I'll
here the bell-boy entered. - PiK!s, pis
tots, at orce, ami ht do you hear? j
The boy an.-weitd, 'Pistols, sir? Yes, j
s r." and w ithdrew. Our ret orter, gt! tier
j frf,m Mr. enl worth's casual hints that
.v VM nothing further to communicate, po
litely out firmly got out of the window and
wint (hwn an awning post, lie wishes
sc tr.e (lie witild bring 1 im rut lis hat,
which he inadvertantly h ft lehiiid him.
.Ol'fis's OV JoMt Pil. LINUS Fai.mi.es )
Auia.nax foil 1B72. j
Mr Dear i!u. Kditou : Sum men are
bi in grate, sum men get grate alter they
are Loin, and s:im men have grateness hove
i:ptn them.
1 eui nis to nie that I am all
of ther-e
men hove into one.
At a mass meeting lately held in Pordunk j
county (my natilV village) the ii.habitanis j
j.a-t the following preainl'lr and reso!nte.: ;
Whertr;-.z, It i.- hily good that a Farmers'
Aiimiuax should be horn for the year 1S72. j
ll.soiutcii. That Jo.-h liillings should be sol
ap.arl (and hereby is expressly sot apart) tew
beget t he job.
K- solute.l. That this AUmir.ax shall he ha
getted in the fu.t ov nex Oktol-or, wet or dry.
Rtinoluted, That this A llminax shall kon-
tain milk for babes, meat fjr elders, audi
ciiunbs for all.
llt-soluted. That Knower hilt the ark, and j
Jonar waz the fust man who went a whale- ;
ing, but Josh Hillings has the right iuyredi- ;
eiits for a Farmers Allrninax. j
Resoluted, That Faith wins the battles
ov life, Hope heautifvs thtm, and Charity
makes thera hi.rnirital.
Keso'uted, Tiiat more dogs than a man j
wants ure a nuisance, anj less than he hi-z i
grit is positively no loss. !
Ilesoluted. That we full-believe that man !
til in from the monkey, but where the mon- !
key ctrni from we ('cut seem to kno. j
Ri'soluted, TI at the thanks of this meet-
ing be sent tew Darwin (or tew the nionke) ,
we di r.t care whitch . j
Res' luted. That all the nnzr papers ir. our I
beh.ved hind (without distinction ov color)
be allowed to print these llesolutes.
lh'solute.l. That this meeting now I'.caiii
musly burets uietly. sii un di.
Josh Pillings, Secretary.
Ditto, Almanacker.
T. S. The meeting did bust quietly. J. B.
"ntm PAVFI THE ro.MMONWKAt.TH."
A IIOCLAMATION or KLKCTIOX.
Pursuant to an Act of tho CJoiionil Asp' intily
of tlie Comnionwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled
"A n Act i i'lat inur to t lie I'll ct ions of t his 'om-
moi :) It h." a jiprovi it the :M ilnvnf Jnlv.A.h.
ISii'. . Wll.UAJI It. PONACKKi;. Iliii Sliei i:r
, of the County ol Cambria, in the Coininon- I
; wealth of Pen usy l ania, ilo hen by make known j
and a i t imtiee to the ti.tiiTinis nf thoeoiinty j
, aforesaid, t hat .a ioninl l.ltetion will tie bold
j in t Ik- - Od cmi n I y of Canii'ria. on tin- -'isl i
! iiHMl.'iy ol (Iviolsor. laiivo tub IOta lay
: ok TiiB Month, ut which time stitte. Iis4riet
j and Cokinty oliu crs will to fleeted as follows:
, One persoit forllio illii oof Ainlitor ieneral
i i f tin-ComiMOHwe-.tlth ol l'i iin.- lvania.
1 It ... , ...k't .ii ft t Vw. i-i. -i 1 1 f : i i-v-j -i ii- llnni.i- .1
of the ( onmionv. eiillh of Pi ii sis lvania.
.One pi-in, in eonjuiictioii with the eountie3 ;
i . i I ii " i "1 I 1 i.itt iti.nl. ti l..r t ... i.in.t. i.f
iiii lit .1 ndv". !
tiie i i-on. in eoiij'ini tion witii the eountii-s '
of Cioiii lie Id, ( iinti ii and fur State Scum or. ;
(loo poison for im intier of tho General A:-f-fii:lilv
of the Cnnmn r.w i;i!t h of Pennsylvania.
Two i i ls.iti-for Associate Judesof iheeonn-
ty ol aiiili la. ,
itif ye i ron for Prothonotary ami Clerk of the j
Court f Vuarter So--ions and Oyer and 'ierin- 1
iner of the county of Cambria. j
One person for iiistriet Attorney of the eoun- i
ty ol t iiinOria.
One person for Treasurer of Car.iliria eonnty
One person for County Commissioner of Cum
on a county
ae person for Director of Poor and House of
l.piploymcnt of Camtiria fount v.
one person lor County Surveyor of Cumbria
eonnty.
J'" Iein for Auditor of Cambria county,
I also herebv make known and jfive notice
li)t , hf. vllti Vof l.o'uinir the aforesTud election
ilu- so vend wards. Poioualis, districts und
townshi.s within the county of Cumbria areas
i iilows, to wii :
The ( lectors of tho distriot composed of tho
township of Allcirhe ny, to meet at tlieoflice rrt
eeutly oeenpied Pv M. l-eavy, Ksq., ele-cftised,
in the lioioiil: of l,retto.
'i'ho eleetoi s of i he di.-lriet coiniosel of the
township of Adams, to meet nt the School
Hivi.-c ut Muse Crinjf's, in said township.
The electors of t htt district compose-d of the
township of Ulae kliek. to meet at the Iioiisk ed'
Ad::m Mukin. di i.'d. in tin- village of IteL-alio.
1 i.e ele-etors of tin- dist riot composed of the
town-hip .f c.i.i.Pria, to meet ut tho Court
.V. ""V.,
The elector- of the district composed of thr
i town-liip of Com laauSi, to meet at the School
1 I iiii.'.. .if mutd.r'pi iii :iiltjkvi- nliiti
, T"V. '.k"c!.,.'rs..or. ,he A1is.ukt ' -'i'Hos d of the ,
iion'iii;uot coiiriiiii'tUH, it ni't'i us i olio vva I I
l'iist Vard, at the house ,.f Peter Multzio, in
Kff 'Att I
ti... i.t t,u .ot.;..i ......,,......i , .i.
boiling U f Cumbria, to uieet at s?cUjol llouso i
Tin- HcTtorsV'f 'iu-uistriet eotnpiiseU i.f the !
boruunh of Cooptrsdaie, to meet at the Sehool 1
'TuVTOtrict c,
,.m,,i ,.r I
, v v
township of Croyle, to meet at the School House
In the village of Smnmerhill, in said township.
The elector of tlie district composed of the
Porouph if East Coiiemaurh, to meet at the
In use of lianiel Confer, iu said borough.
Tho electors of the district composeil of the
lioromrlj of Ebenstiurjr, to meet as follows:
l'.ast Ward, at the Court House, in snid Ward;
West Ward, to meet at Jas. Myers' Hall, ia said
Ward. , ,
The electors of the district composed of the
Poron-ih of Kninklin. to meet at the School
House, in said horoujrh.
The Hectors of the district composed of the
township of Callitin. to meet ut tho School
House in the town of Callitzin. in said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Jackson, to meet at the house ol
Henrv Kaycr , in said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
horoutrh of Johnstown, to meet as follows:
First Ward, at Public School lioom No. 5, in
said Ward; Second Ward.ut the oilice of Joseph
S. St raver, Esip, on Market street, in said Ward;
Third Ward, at house of John !rady,oti Frank
lin r-treet. in said Ward; Fourth Ward, at tho
house of John Trefts in said Ward; Fit t'.i W ai d,
at the Kernviile School House in said Hard:
Sixth Ward, at the Johnstown Pottery in said
Ward. , ,
Tiie electors of the district composed of the
boroiifrh of Loretto, to meet at the School
House in said lioroujrh.
The electors of the district composeil of the
township of Minister, to meet at the warehouse
of Auk-. Dorian, iu the village of Minister, in
Siiid township.
The eh etoi s of the district composed of the
liorouh of Miliville, to meet at the Franklin
1 louse in said borough.
The electors of the district composed of the
boroup-li of Prospect, to moot at the School
House in said borough.
The Hectors of the district composed of the
township of Kichland, ro meet at the house of
Joseph tieis, in said township.
The Hectors of the district composed of tho
township of Summei iiili. to meet ut the School
House in the boroujrh of Wiluiore.
The Hectors of tiie district composed of the
borough of Summit ii!e, to meet at the School
ilou.-e in said boroiiRli.
The Hectors of tin; district composed of the
township of Susquehanna, to meet ut tho house
of MiehaH Piatt, in said township.
'l lie chflors of the district composed of the
township of Taylor, to meet Ml the School
House near WiiiHcadriok's. iu said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
borough of Wood vale, to meet at School House
in said borough.
The electors of the district composed of the
horomrh of Wilmore, to meet ut School House
in said ln.roiiirh.
'liie Hoc tors of tiie district composed of tho
township of Washington, to meet at the School
House ut tiie Foot of Plane N o. 4, in said Us p.
Tiie ( -lectors of the di.-trict composed of iiie
township of White, to meet at School House
No. 1. iu said township.
Tho Hectors of tlie district composed of the
township ot Voder, to meet, at the house of
Wm. A. Hicks, iu said township.
The treneral election in nil tho Wards, Town
ships, Hist ricts and lioroujrhs of the? county is
to be opened between the hours of six and
seven o'clock in the forenoon, and shall con
tinue without interruption or adjournment
until 7 o'clock in the evennijr, when all polls
shall tie closed.
Ami I n itTur.R uivf. notice, e.s in and by the
Pith Section of t he aforesaid Act I am directed.
That all persons excepting Justices of the
Peace who shall hold any otbcu or appointment
of profit or trust under the (foveniiiient of the
Foiled States, or of this Stale, or of any city or
incorporated di t iet, whether a commissioned
oi'iecr or otherwise, a subordinate or ujrent
who is or shall tie employed under tho Legisla
tive. Jodii iaiy. or Executive departments of
this State or the Fr.itcd Slates, or of any city
or incorporated disti it t, and also every mem
ber of Conjrress, r of the State Legislature,
mid of the select and common councils of any
city, or commissioner of any incorporated dis
trict, is by law incapable of holdina or exercis
ing at the same time- the oiiii e or appointment
of J nd;-'e. 1 nspec tor or Clerk of any Election of
this Commonwealth, and that no Inspector or
J udro. or any other officer of any such election,
shall be eliirible to any oilice then to bo voted
for. Also, by the 4th Section of an .let of As
sembly entitled "An Ac t relating to Elections
and for other purposes." approved the lot h day
of April. 1 it iscnactc-d that the forofrointf
l.'ith Section shall not be so construed as to pre
sent any military oliicer or boroiisrh olliccr
from servimr as .Indu'i; or Inspector at any
ji vm-i a I or special election he-id in the Common
wealth. The jfoncral, special, city, incorporated dis
trict and township elections, ami all elections
for Electors of President and Vice President of
t he 1 "nited States, sha II beheld and conducted
by tho Inspectors and Judjres elected as afore
said, and by Clerks appointed as hereafter pro
vided. The inspectors and .iudffo of the elections shall
meet at the- respective places appointed for
holding the election in the district to w hich
they respectively hcinnjr before seven o'clock
in the morning, and each of said inspectors
shall appoint one clerk, who shall be a qualified
voter ot such district.
In c-o the person who shall have received
the second hitrhest number of votes for inspec
tor shall not attend on the day of any election,
then the person who shall have rocoiveel the
next highest number of totes for judo at the
m xt precedinjr election shall act as inspector
in his place. And in case the person who shall
have received the highest number of votes for
inspector shall not attend, the person elected
j'.uVe shall appoint an inspector in his place.
And iu case the person elected judyrj shall not
attend, then t he inspector who shall have re
ceived the highest number of votes shall ap
point a judjfe in his place, and if any vacancy
shall continue in the board for the space of one
hour after the time fixed by law for the open
inii' of the election, the qualified voters of the
township, ward ordistrict, for which such olii
ccrs have been elected, present at the place of
election shall elect some of their number to lilt
the vacancy.
In case any clerk appointed under the provi
sions of this act shall neglect to attend at any
election durinr the said year, it shall lie the
duty of the inspector who appointed snid clerk,
or the person filling tlie ollico of such inspec
tor, to forthwith appoint a suitable person us
clerk, qualified us aforesaid, why shall perform
the duties of the year.
It shall be the duty of the several assessors,
respectively, to titto'iid at the place of holding
every freneral, special or township election,
diiiiiiLr the whole time said election is kept
open, for the purpose of jri vin;r informal ion to
the inspectors utid the jmiyo, wfie-n failed on.
in relation to the rijrht of any person assessed
by them to vote at such election, or sin-h other
mailers in relation to the assessment of voters
ns the said inspectors, or .either of them, shall
from time to time require.
No person snail be permitted to vote nt any
election, as aforesaid, other than a freeman of
theaife ol twenty-one years or more who shall
have roided in the State at least one er, and
in the election district whore tie oilers to vote
at least ten days immediately prece-ditifr such
election, mid lias w ithin two years paid a State
or county tax, which shall have been assessed
at least ten days before the election. Hut u
cili.cn of tlie I nited States who luts jirovious
l.v ticcn Mnaurel otor of this Stiite and re
moved I hoi et i urn and l i t u met. unit wlm Mmll
have resided in the election district and paid
taxes, as aforesaid, shall be entitled to vote
lifter rcshiintr in the State six months. lyrn itl
?, That tiie freemen, citizens of tho Fnitr-d
States, between twenty-one and twentv-two
years, w ho hae resided In an election dislriet
as aforesaid, shall be entitled to vote, although
they shall not have paid taxes.
No porson shall tie permitted to vote whose
name is tu t conicinod in the list of taxable in
habitants furnished by Commissioners, unless,
l'iist, ho product's a receipt for tho pavmont
within two years of a State or county tax, as
sessed agreeably to I no Constitution, 'ami jrive
satisfactory evidence, dither on his oath or af
firmation of another, that ho has paid such a
tax. oron failure to produce u receipt, shall
make oath to the payment thereof. Second, if
he claim the ripht to vote by beinpr an Hector
between tli.atre of twenty-one and tw-enty-t
wo years, he shall depose on oath or nf Urina
tion that ho has resided in thisStateat least one
year next before his application, and make
such proof of residence in the district as'is re
quired by this act, and that he din s verily be
lieve from the account (riven him that ho' is of
tlie njr? aforesaid, and such other evidence as
is requited by this act: whereupon the name
of the person thus admitted to vot shall bo
inserted in the alphabetical list bv the inspect
ors and a note made opposite thereto bv writ
ing tho word "tax," if he shall be admitted to
vote by reason of havimrpaid tax, or the word
"iiHre," if lie shall be admitted to vote bv reason
of such uvro ; and tho same shall lie called out to
the ek-rks. who shall make the like notes on tho
list of voters kept by them.
In all fuses where tho name of the person
claiming to vote is found on the list furnished
by tlie commissionersjnnd assessors, or his rijrht
to vote, whether found thereon or not, is ob
jected to by any qmiiiiiod citizen, it shall be the
duty of the inspectors to examine such person
on oath as to his qiiaiilifutions. mid if he claim
to have resided within the State for one year
oi more, his oath shall not be sufficient proof
thereof, but he shall make proof bv at bust oue
competent witness, who shall be a qualified elec
tor, that he hits resided in the distric t tor more
than ten days next Immediately prc editi" sueh
election, und shall also himself swear that his
bona fide residence, in pursuance of his lawful
callinir, Is in said district, mid that he did not
remove into said district for the purpose of
votintr therein.
Every person qualified as aforesaid, and who
shall make due proof, if required, of his resi
dence and payment of taxes us af oresaid, shall
baud in it ted to vole in the township, word or
district in which he shall reside.
If any person shall prevent ornttcmpt to pre
yent any officer of tiny election under this Act
.i uoKiina- siieii election, or use or threaten
, icnciicu 10 any such ottieer, or shall inter-
runt . .
e"le . u.,V.".'!H.,ui ! T ,,"terter? T.'i hi!n in
tt
w union ,r avenue to nnv window where the
same may be. hi. Min.- a,.,ii .(,......... .i- i.
the posice at such election, or shall use any tn-timidatintf-
threuts. force or violence, with do
sijrn to influence unduly or overawe any elector,
or to prevent huii from voting, or to restrain
iic- iieeii.ini ci CU01CC-. such person, on eon vie-
!AOI,t shall be fined in ,,y sum nut excoodinif
m c UUUUICU uouars,uiul be iuiprhsoucd forunv
term not le-s than three nor more than twelve
mouths: aud if it shall be show n to the court
where the trial of such offense shall be had that
the person so offenuiiitf was not a resident of
thecitv, ward, district, or township where tho
otlonso was committed. and not entitled to voto
therein, then, on conviction, he shall be sen
tenced to pava fine of not less than one hun
dred nor more than one thousand dollars, and
be iuipri-oucd not less than six months nor
more than two years. '
If any person uot by law qualified t null fraud
ulently vore at anv election of this common
wealth, or. bciujr otherwise qualified, shall voto
out of his proper district, or if any person know
ing the want of such qualifications shall aid or
procure such person to vote, the person offend
ing shall, on conviction, tie fined in any sum not
exceedin.tr two hundred dollars, and be impris
oned iuuiiv term not excecdinjr three months.
if anv person shall vote-at more than one elec
tion district, or otherwise 1 raudulent ty vote
more than once on the same day, or shall fraud
ulently fold and deliver to the inspector two
tickets together, with tho intent illegally to
vote, or shall procure another to do sn, he or
they so ottendintf shall, on conviction, be fined
in anv sum not less t ban fifty nor more thau live
hundred dollars, and be imprisoned for a term
not less than three nor more than twelve months
If anv person not qualified to vote iu this
commonwealth agreeably to law (except the
sous of qualified citizens) shall appear ut any
place of election for the purpose oi influencing'
tho oiti.ens qualified to vote, he shall, on con
viction, forfeit and pay any sum not exceeding
one hundred dollars for every sueh offense, and
be imprisoned for any term uot exceeding three
months. .
CHANGE IX THE MODE OF VOTING.
An Act regulating- the mode of votinjr nt all
tiie elections in the several counties of this
commonwealth, approved March iii), lSeki :
Section 1. He it enacted h)l the Si nate anl
limine of Ii i rcf.utatii: of the Cantaumwcnlth
J'eiiiatiilcanra in (iriinal Await-tH tntt,t)id it is
hrvthtj enacted tu the, anthia itu of the tvune: That
tho qualified voters of the several counties of
this commonwealth, ut the fi-cneral, township,
boroufrh or special elections, are hereby here
after authorized and required to vote by tickets
printed or written, or partly printed and partly
written, severally Hassitied ns follows: One
ticket shall embrace the names of all judges ,f
courts voted for. and be labelled outside ".lu
diciarv"; one ticket shall ombraeo tin.- i::im-s
of all State officers voted for. and be lab lied
"Stale"; one ticket shall embrace- the namesof
all couutv officers voted for and bo labeih-i
"County""; one ticket shall embrace the names
of all to'ivnship ollicers voted for. and be labelled
"Township"; one ticket shall embrace the
nams of all boroujrh officers voted for. and be
labciied "IJorousrh"; Hiid each class shall be de
posited in separate ballot-boxes.
AMKMiM I NT TO I'. S. ;()NSTITL"TlON.
"Suction 1. Theriuht of citizens of the Uni
ted Stales to voto shall not be denied or abridged
bv the I'nitcd States, or by any State, on ac
count of race, color, or previous condition or
servitude."
FIKST AND SECOND SUCTION OF ACT OK COSH HESS
OK MAUI 11 I)!, 1-70. '
"Section 1. He it enacted the Seriate an t
Ilmiseot HeiHtxcntatirts of the. t'niteil .t:tc.uf
America in Conircx ar iiU!etl, That all citizens
of the I'nitcd States who are or shall be other
wise entitled to vote at any election by the peo
ple, in un v state, territory, district, county, city,
parish, township, school district, municipality,
or other territorial sub-division, shall be enti
tled and allowed to vote at all such ( lections,
without distinction of race, color, or previous
condition of servitude, any constitution, law,
custom, usa;re or regulation of any state or ter
ritory, or by or unuer its authority, to the con
trary iiotwithstandintf.
"SEC. . And lie it furtln r enacted. That if by
or under the aulhoiity of the const ii virion or
laws of any state, or the laws of any territory,
anv net is or shall be required to bo done as a
prerequisite or qiiabiicu'.ion for volinir. and by
such constitution or law persons or otiicfi s are
or shall lie eharifcd witii the performance of
duties in furnishing to citizens an op. port unity
to perform such prerequisite or to become qual
ified to vote, it shall bo the duty of every person
and oiTiccr to yive all citizens of tlie I niicd
States tho same and equal opportunity to pre
form such prerequisite und to become qualified
to vote, without'iii-tinction of race, color, or
previous condition of servitude.; and if any
sueh person or oliicer shail refuse or know iiiiy
omit to tfive full err oet to this section, ho sha. I.
for every such offense, forfeit and pay the -uc.i
of five hundred dollars to the person imtrricvtd
thereby, to bo recovered by an action on the
case, with full costs and such allowance ior
counsel fees us the court shall deem ju-t, and
shall also, lor every sueh offense, be ileeun i
ruiltv of a iiiisdemeuuor, and shall, on coin ic
tion thereof, be tined not less than live hundred
doilars.or he imprisoned not less t ban one mon i Ii
niid not more than one year, or both, at the dis
cretion of the court.
SECTION 111 OK AN ACT OF TDK PENNSYLVANIA
I EC. I SI. ATI" HE OK Al'KlL (i. A. 11. ISO.
Sec. 10. That so much of every Act of Assem
bly as provides that only white freemen are e n
tit'lcd to vote, or be registered -v .-tors, or as
clainiinir to voto ut any general or special elec
tion of this common weal t h, be and i he saint- is
hereby repealed; und that hereafter all free
men, without distinction of color, shall be cii-rol!c-d
and registered aceoruimr to the provi
sions of the first section of the Act approved
17th of April, lsr.!'. entitled "An Act further
supplemental to the Act relatimr to tiie Elec
tions of this Commonwealth," and when other
wise qualified under the existimr laws, ne enti
tled to vote at all ireneral aud special elections
in this common wealt h.
CO N ST IT l Tl ( i N A I. CO N VKNT I O N.
I also make- known the followinsr Act approved
the lid day of June, 1S71, entitled "An Actsto
an t hori.c a popular vote upon the question of
calling a Convention to amend the Constitution
of Pennsylvania."
Sue. 1. lie it enacted, &e.. That the question
of callintr a convention to amend the constitu
tion of this commonwealth besubmittod to u
vote of The people, at a general flection to In
field on the second Tuesday of October next,
thesaid question to be voted for in manner f'ol
lowinir. to wit: In counties and cities in which
slip ticket voting is authorized by law. votes for
and usraihst a convention may I.e e.prosscd and
pi ven upon the ticket hcadiil or endorsed w ith
the word "State," and not otherwise, and the
words used shail be "constitutional conven
tion," and underneath "for a convention" or
"against a con volition" ; and in count ies or dis
triels in which slip ticket voting- shall not bo
authorized by law, each Hector votinir upon
said question shall east a separate ballot, en
dorsed n tho outside "constitutional conven
tion," and containing on the inside tho words
for a convention" or "iigrainst a con vent ion" ;
and all votes cast us u foresaid shall be received,
counted and returned by the proper election
ollicers and return judvres ns votes for Governor
are received, counted ami returned under ex
isting laws.
HVT1KSI OP THE liTTTrltN .It lKIK?.
Pursuant to the provi.-ions contained in the
seventy-sixth section of tho Act tirst afori said,
the judges of the aforesaid districts shall re
spect ively take char-roof the certificate or re
turn of the elect ion iu (heir respect ive dist ricts,
and produce them at a meetinjr of one judire
from each district, at the IVnof House in the,
Jiorottitli of :)ie)islau!,on thothinl dayafter the
day of election, bi imr on Fit I HAY, I ho HHh dav
of iCTOKKit, ut 10 o'clock, a. in., ami thou
and there to do and perform t he duties required
I iy taw- of (t iu juitji-f.. A lii. 1 bat win -re a Ji:dre,
by sickness or u r,a voioal l" accident. Is unable
to attend sueh mcctimr of judjes, then thocer
ti'.icato or re turn shtdl fie taken charge of by
one of the inspectors oreh-rksof theelection of
tho district, who shall do and perform tho du
ties required of snid judjrc unable to attend.
Given i:Ki'R my hand, ut my office in Ehens
bursr. ttmtith day of September, in tho year of
our Lord one thousand ef.arht hundred and seventy-one,
and of tho independence of the Cni-te-1
States of America the rdnet v-lifth.
Sept. H.-4t. W. it. HON ACK EH, Sheriff.
T K 0 V O S E I) A MEN DFe Tt
TO THE
CONSTITUTION of PENNSYLVANIA.
JOINT RESOLUTION'
Proposing' an Amendment to the Constitution
of Pennsylvania.
Tie, it Itautlreil hn the Senate and JImt.e of Tiep
rrscnfttifrtso f Ji Oanmotw ealth of Pcnnxjilvania
in General A.w.iniilii met. That the following
amendment of the Constitution of this Com
monwealth be proposed to the people for thHr
adoption or rejection,' pursuant to the provi
sions of tho tenth article thereof, to wit:
AMENDMENT.
Strike out the Sixth Section of the Sixth Ar
ticle of the Constitution, and insert in lieu
thereof thefnllowihfr:
"A State Treasurer shall be chosen by the
qualified electors of the Stale, ut such times
and for 6uch term of service us shall be pre
scribed by law."
james rr. v.-rnn.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved the fifteenth day of June, Anno
Domini one thousand ciyht hundred and seventy-one.
JNtl.AV.GE.ua'.
Prepared and certified for publication pursu
ant to the Tenth Article of the Constitution.
F. JORDAN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Office Secretary of the Commonwealth, I
Ifari isburjr, July Cth, 1ST1. f j20.te.
A TUSIC ! MUSIC ! ! The
V Sisters
x' - of St. Jffpit"
will be prepared torive
l-iitm on the PIANO
M Ef,OI El IN or CA HI-ttrMiti'Xf'Sr
NET ORGAN at any ty- S
time Ht'ter Easter. j '
fc-, , wi III lli CT I ' I J g
ter M. IIoktkssk,
Chartres moderuto.
or to Iter. It. C. Cuuisxr,
Ebeusburt', April 1, 1371 tf.
Dr. WAIEER'S C Jl IJFDEIX
VINEGAR BITTERS
24 Hundreds cf Thousands
? Ecar t-f'irnT.v to tlK-'r 'Woac'.cr-
ful Curative h.if.cu..
If E u WHAT ARC THEY?
: 'JL. P
2's -3
tit
pro TUZY AKE OT A YIZ.i3
' 1 1 P A f J C Y DRINK
Ma'feef 1'oor Itun, Whiskey, Protf !i:!rit3
r.ntl Itefuso I.Iqaorn doctored, Fiecd niid sweet
ened to please tlia taste, called " Tonics,"" A ;-p..t-crs,"
' Xicstorcrs," c, that lend tl.c t.'pptcr cn to
uriinkcnntsi end rulu, bu nrc a truo Slrdlcine, uiado
froni ti e Katlvo Hoots anil Herbs of Califorula, tree
fro:" nil A Icolielic StiinuIsniB. T'ucy aro the
CHEAT HI.(JOI ri'KII'fE:i nntl A l.IFH
tJIVIMi I'lnXCII'LEuprrict Kcnovst.-r a.rl
Invigcratcr cf tlie Srttcm, carrying oiT all poi::ci:ov.8
matter ar.4 rceturlg t'ao blood to a hc-ultty cyitOitlco.
p-.-reoa can taka these Bittcrd accorui to ci:rc
tioit a'-J rcnuinle'r-jj cuvrcll.
tiltO i'-lbtj f-ivtii for an inrureWo cr.so, j:rTiccd
tbo bont-u lire tot destroyed ty mineral potoOii cr
ether DieaLS, aiiil Uio ital orguud wtottd lc'ioudtl.e
point of ret air.
For IuCainmiitcry mul Cbrcnic RbcJEa
lirsii: mid Ciout.-DyBpci'i'-it '' J nIicet!n,
UiliouH, Iien.il tt-i.t uiiU luleruiitlc ut rti s
Dlwiincii ot tUc Blocd, l.ivcr, Itid::cj , nuJ
Ula.i!Uc;i-, tlicto Hitters l.kve been moil lucc.t:
fu!. fauih lliscanen arc cculcJ ty Vilii.tcif
Blootl. which lb (rcueraliy j rciiuccd ty doractri.t
cftac Diarebtive (ii cuuu.
DYfri:riA oit ixdigestigx, i-rcd
iche, Ffcin ia the E!:onlicr', Coughs, T.'fcM'.-.iss ct tl.a
Client, Diizincsi", Sonr Hr-jcti.tlccs of t'.ic Ftoti'ic,
Pad taste ia tho Mouth, Bilious Attacks, rufpifc-ti'-a
cf the Heart, Iuanin:atioii of the Lungs. I'ain in tho
regions of the Kidneys, and a hundred other palulul
6ymi)Un.3, tre the cCEi,rins3 of DyKpcptfa.
Th. y lavigorata the Etoiaach and Etinio'.a'.o tho tor
pfd liver and bowelE, which render them of unequalled
cEcacy la cleansing the blood of a'.l iinpuritios, aid
Imparting new ltfo and vigor to the v. hole j stem.
I'Oit .1X UISi:A.Si:S, Eruptions, Tetter, Celt
r.Leuui, Elctchcb, f pot:', riiLjilee, nu-tultr-,I".oiis, Ccr
iunclea, Ulag-Vt'oriiis, cald-l!tad, Soru Ery;lp
tdas. Itch, Scurfs, HIscoloratlor.G cf tlie E!:in, Il-cmors
and Diseases cf the L-kin, of -R liatovcr came or nature,
arc literally dug up and carried out of the system iu a
ehort time by tin: nao of these Fitters. One bof'le l.i
euch caeca ti l!t convince. Uic meet iiicrednlcun ii tl.cir
curs.tive eCcct.
Cleacsii the Vitiated Klood trhcrevcr yon find in
Impurities l urstirg through tho ekin lrimplcr, Krcp
ticus cr Seres ; cleanse it ivhcn you find it ctiitrcot-d
end tlugsisU in the vciu ; clcanss it wlica it : fL.ui,
and vcar feelings win toil ycu T.hc;. Keep the biud
pare and tiie lictUli ci tiie iysiur:i v. ill fwilT.-.
TIN, TAI'E r.d other WOIt.'.IS, lurking In the
r 5"ter.i of bo raacy thousands, are ctTcctua!!' utsti ay
"d cad r. moved. For full directicn. rorj carefully
he circular cromid et-ch buttle, priat!...t 1:. f j'ir lan
fuaCD Eupllch .German, i'rtncU a Lid 5?pi.nii;a.
J. "VrALKER. Troprtttcr. H. II. KtEC:.' ALU : CO.,
prugjrir.ta and C.en. Ager.ts, Ean Fra:icl-.o, Ccd
and 2 and 4 Couiincice Street, New Toil..
A rem. mi v ivli i li - ,i u.ft.c
un in yt-iir-, mi l fi tti!.u-
:m.-! 'i-f-.s. '..-,. .1,'fi of -: l r : i : i; al
Zlu:z-3Z cf tio Tzt:z'. iri Zzx.jz; p-r
torin iii; iii 'iiy ifip irUpl li- etire
m.'-rili :i tii;il trum all w ho nre suf
IvriiiK fr.im Mm l..r atlo ri,.ns ano
vr.it.lv Mckiii!! n-liof. Tilt yea la
pre; wi;:e j::tcx yes fr:a eciij is-i
e:: -i ;tis. The Iriisi.m any ii Mirs the m ;ill
is:ir.3. Tlie relief nv.i i':ir-oi" ft nre inarve oil.
Erteth:::-:. Kv ry fnii?..rtr will fin l relief ana euro
-rsai:tii?f.s require only a few dose.
J;-2 jIsiii;;i. il ns cureii (-:e.pi pi nnouiioo.l inc;trr,l l(
Zl':..:;7. li rdinvntes fnnl invioniu-s the sv-tcm.
Liver Csapliict. Most ctfeetive remihitor ol tiiis or;ir
It liealihy .srrtion on t;ie stomach euros it
iV?:'----f. 11 is lieiilth-eivin :unl afpetite re.torii:K.
Cr.cery Crjiss. A'ion nn rlicm i. mnrke.l and prr.nit.t
12. CE.CS'S 'vrnrS Z? 72 is rich in the m-.lic;;i'.l
.'.i.iiiti-s ot Tur, coml.;iiei with xcetnl.e in'r
uieiits of un lonhte.l value, which nike it unsur
l:isc.i, not only for the comphiinrs enumern'e.1
i-ut it njiity rceteres ehair.ei strci-.i, clnnses th
Srtomii-h. relaxes the Liver ant jmus them towrrk
causes inr- foo.l to rhest, an.f makes puro bloo.i'
an l begets a vivacity aj piwiate-f t.y hoth soutei and
sick. It vou ar- af!lu ti -l in env wav, we know if voo
try the ll's-ri-isj teai: ;p;-:33 of f r. Crook's Wine
ol Tar, you will od nir lestimonv to its Krr-it
t.Ane in coirectiii anv :11s th-.t ' tfi-li is i,P ,
to." Prepare.! only t.y CLIV1U C2::Z 4 . Huld hy
I'rilgai's evervwhere.
6
F:
lire;
Cf the r-6- or s.i-,.:i.l.. .. o..-
toiiii. iciEs:::a. Incises efihoLiT'"' r:i
r:c: efbe a is , trup'.iets, rirplcs. Scils! Tev
ter, wca.i L'.ia. l.ctrs, tLi eta Cerca, or any
ijicae iu pi niiinti c-n
il.rav-l c-on-
Union f t the t lo
I. tske Ir. C?"i's C--
CfreieZeA If. is com! ined
:vE2c:c24c:.,rar.53,a
.y.WW'W Simmmt kVWW.tf W V--IU
A VINO recently cnlurpcd our stock
we are r.ow prepared to sell at a pre.it
reiliuuiou from former prices. Our stock coti
s:Pts of Drups, Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy
Soo'ps, Loiri'i?. Hull's und Allen's I bur Restor
ative.j. I'i'ds, Ointments. PLiatcrs. Linimrnts.
Pain Killers. Citri te M.ipri.esia, E?9 Jamaica
(inper, rure H-iverui Extracts, E
e:;ces.
l enri:; fevrup, S;!othiujr Pyrup,
Ubulnub. Lute Sriee. Ac":
ed Syrup,
CIGARS AXD TOBACCOS,
Hlnnk "Rooks, Deeds. Notes and Homls; Cap,
Post . Commercial anil all kinds of Xotc Paper;
ruvrlopp?, Pens. PencUs, Arnold's Vii:it.
Fiuid, Pluck nnd Led Ink, Pocket and Pus,
Books, Magazine-:, Newspapers, Novels, His
toties, Bibles. Kcliious.rrayerandToy Duoks,
Penknives, Pipes, Ae.
ZZ'" Vv'e L.ive added to our stock a lot of
FINE JEW JtLRY, to wh'.eh wc would invite
the attention of the Ladies.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS at lower prices
than ever oiTcre.1 in this place.
Paper aud Cigars sold either w l.oVsale or re
tail. LKMMON & MURRAY,
July 30, lSfifci. Main Street, Ebetiyburg.
W KN T IST.U V The
undersistied, a
J3- '!
graduate
ot the Balti
OiOre Coi'ese
of Deutal Sar-.
gery, respect
fully offers his
mOFKSSlONAL
services to the
eitizens of Eb-
et.sburg and vicinity, which place he will visit
en the fourth Monday of each mouth, to re
maiu one week.
Aug 13. SAM'L BELF0RD, D.JD.S.
d r7h re7r; i lle RTpT
Altoona, la., . &ttx)
Operative and Mechanical DENTIST
Office removed to ij-ginia street, opposite
the Lutheran church. Persons from Cambria
county or ehev. here who get work done bv me
to the amount of leu Dollars nnd upwaiiK will
have the railroad fare deducted from their bills
All ffotK warrant!.... (Jan. 2, lfliif.-tf.
TK J LLOYD, successor tbRTi!
. Hunx Dealer in Drugs, Medicine,,
f "nt eye. Store ou Main street, opposite
the "Mansion IIru.se Ebeusbur" Pa
October 17. 1867.-rn '
Loretto, Cainbriu o., Ia.,
Tenders his professional services to gneh of the
citizens of the above place and vicinity h mlv
recjuire medical aid. AltiI oi ly j
o .
WOO y-
111 x
l ;-'.
tl't5'7 14 Syrs?
V e l '"" pre pnrationa of iron
5X V-V3 f ;"!' n!"' is " ffst Alterative and
rA tf f lood I invfirr made. Ct:,i" ye-e? I'i.
&J V TV " ,J'tll- Sold by'Li isKei"Jt.
T l'rc ji.-ui d onl v 'ov
.'.sf"T"'.
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
Is -widely knovrri
as one of the most
pfTectual remedies
ever discoveri-il for
cleansing the sys-
II?
til A k
ftaniivjrruwiiijjreji- I r
. " t i - tei
utatioti, on.e(i on us
fntT-ms.e virtues, ami sustained bv its re
markable cures. So mild as to be safe and prorretnfor?, am h;.,;
l)cnctkial to chiltlren, and yet so searching j their nl. It p.
as to cflectually purge out the great cor- j ever, that fbe chil l ,
ruptions of the blood, such as the scrofulous I ,;nt j t0 survive cl... '
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities, j ve,ira cvbicii mil I
1 1 . l..vl...I in c,- !... I J
Or Ulcaes iiiai nnic iuimu in iiii ri i-iii
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many of which are publicly known,
of Scrofula, and all scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers, Eruptions, and eruptive dis
orders of the skin, Tumors, Blotches,
IJoils, Iimplcs, Itistulcs, Sores, St.
Anthony's Fire, Kose or Erysipe
las, Tetter, Salt Iilicum, St-aM
Ileatl, IinjS"vorm, and internal Ul
cerations of the Uterus, Stomach,
ami Iiver. It also cures other com
plaints o wlach it would not seem especi
ally adapted, such as IJropsy, Dyspep
sia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female "Weakness, Jehilily, and
Leucorrhtea, when they are nianilcsta
tions of the scrofulous -oisons.
It is an excellent restorer of health and
strerrrth in the Spin. I5y renewing the
appetite and vijior of tlie diirestive organs,
it dissipates the depression and listless lan
guor of the season. Kven where no disorder
appears, people fed better, and live Linger,
for cleansing the bhxd. The system moves
on with renewed vigor and a uew lease of
life.
PREPARED BY
Dr. J. C. AYER di CO., Lowe!!, Mass.,
Practical and Analytical CJiemists.
SOLD EY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
RENEWER.
Every year increases the popularity j had be
of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We can
assure our old patrons that it is kept
fully np to its hij,h standard; and it
is tlie only reliable and perfected prep
aration for restoring Gk.vy or Faded
IIaih to its youthful color, making it
soil, lustrous, and silken. The scalp,
by its use, becomes white and clean.
It removes all eruptions and dandrulf,
and, by its tonic properties, prevents
the hair from falling out, as it stimu
lates and nourishes the hair-glands.
By its use, the hair grows thicker and
stronger. In baldness, it restores the
capillary glands to their normal vigor,
and will create a new growth, except
in extreme old age. It is the most
economical Hair Dressing ever used,
as it requires fewer applications, and
gives the hair a splendid, glossy ap
pearance. A. A. Hayes, M.D., State
Assayer of Massachusetts, says, "The
constituents are pure, aud carefully
selected for excellent quality; audi
consider it the Best Preparation
for its intended purposes."
SolJ by all Druggist, and Dealers i t Medicines.
Price One Dollar.
Buckingliam's Dye
FOE THE VHISKEHS.
As our Ren ewer in many cases re
quires too long a time, and" too much
care, to restore gray or faded Whisk
ers, we have prepared this dye, in one
2rcparation which will quickly and
effectually accomplish this result. It
is easily applied, and produces a color
which will neither rub nor wash off.
Sold by all Drug-gists. Price Fifty
Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA, U.H.
NATURE'S
II Ai II RESTORATIVE
Contains no LAC SULPHUR No SU
GAR OF LEAD-No. LITHARGE
No NITRATE OF SILVER, and is
entirely free" from the Poisonous
and Health-destroying Drugs used
in other Hair Preparations.
Trtynppiirer.t and Hrar ns crvstal. it will not
. ,i!,nP"iiI.('l,'li' 1 rl -tl SAFi; CI.KAN
anil tA jt 1 1. i . .k-si'li'mtiinis uixu soLciiiT
VOU AMI MUM) AT LAST '.
ft rcsrort-s mul i-rcvcnn ihc Hair from r-.--c-oiiunif
tiruy. i:timi-t:t soft, pliissv tippcamnee.
ii inovi-rt itapilmtl, wcunl Hii.l i ii-osliinir tt the
In -a.l. c -liiM-k tho ll.iirfii.ia fn!linr .jr, und re
Mores it to a (rrrat extent when prematurely
lost, prevents Metelaeho. c uress l immoM vu
taneoii erupt ifMi;. ami U!intitiir:il heat. As
Cl. SMITH . l'.itentee. x r,r- 'oCJ t
1 t
pim.l only 1.;; l'llOCltJll HUi I'l 11 ilHS," C hm- I '
eeMer, Mass. The srei;uii:e is pin iM i panel t J
....... ...u- i a nir ii, wn ii tie II!! MIL I.t
W X ' w m r . ... .
Jl-i Er.KNsr.una, Ta.
Gold, Silver, Givcrnnunt Loans, and
other Securities, bought and sc. Id. Interest
albwed on Time Leposits. O-lleetions made
in all accessible points in the United States
and a general Ranking business transacted
jJ LLOIU & tO.,
IUskkus, Altooxa, Pa.
Drafts on the i rincipal cities and Silver
and Gold for sale. Collections made.
Moneys received on deposit, payable on de
mand, without interest, or upon time, with
interest at fair rafts. an-31.
thoartk-it' Mown in thi'I Ak Vrur'lMuy- f has appcarotl in JxA , ' 'I
tit tJr!'' "-"mr. j nnc eitL left to Lor hy
'I lie Informntion t nMiL-ih u ,..!. i-,., . . ... anco nionev. "rate! iu : ' , .y, ;
.61- l orsilel.yl.EMMOX&MI KftAV.l.r,,..- 1,519 PT. . U . U
tfiotts Ac, l.ocnshura-. I . lJ uuo 3, "t.-ij-.f tato should J "in hitu ,.j
Neatly twenty-iWc
n:.rr.el Henry IX-Au rs ;l
in otie of t ho nott! ;,
state, was noted r. .
'lean" of a ft ill p...,.-.
attending t It ?.tme i:
tary lcnrnin. 'I';.e , , ( '
were ratJier eno't'-
prosecute this nut. i .......
I i;
tem and purifying cause it was 4is . ,
the blootl. It has I coobl be no h.-ii in i i ,:
f etood the test of I b-. iK.0 a f,..v v
V 3"tarjV wi,h.a con- havc h,,on a . ..
male infant'? parer
off in I he worl i
yonnj man anil M.ii.l j ;
ccqucfte. found th.-m ,,. j , j
each other as it; t'r.' !.,v- -, ' ,
seli'iolmatts. i)v tl;.r.
father and mother of t! v-(
outspoken in t!u ;r up;,. : ti
ami tlie ln'.eis er.ci.i,-.
point ment as indoceti (i,
than ctico of nr. t ! . :i ..
ter cxpcdimcnt w:; t,
ed by II( i:ty. T: i;
nature shrunk f;un
iii(h-ciion, he li.-.
his bride more t eh' v.
position siiid cor:.,
some part of c ,
could be tm-re r-.f'.v ,
Lome. S,i wit!, a -: . .
nf youthful o i.Ii.l i :
leave lor a time i 1 : 1.,- :
departed f.-r ti:e W , :.
his sweetheart to Li
have prospt'tt d s :"'
parents (hem Li;;; v
Mimiesta was v
for h;s advettt'jre I
rate combination i f ;
ces. Le was in.ii t . , r
an ajiprti iah'e ?.,
vviihtn a shot ter ; i ; , ;
tieipation Lad rr. :
itiutPft!', Le lot i. ) .
M.itilda of it by r:. . I.
pot tuci' g Lor to o - .
di V v. Li n !;"" -Lc.:!; i ( .
t i
' f- 'A l
h !
en. n
plenty ot time t '
sli r.ow el ctrii' i '.
i
letn coMesj'i !,( ;,! ;
i she cuM Hit t!i.i i . -:
e p:ii 2 a I'.oine hi '
: h it ii-1 Ii.J.i.u.s i ti.;
j I1:'WIT .-'J'tn".S w.'ic . . ..
' and !inr hil -cn i ;
i hr.J eooh'.l. '1 ;.
! hut one I ea li: ..!
i al:ze tho wln!.; f.;- ;,
1 tvl. -r.fol tiie f'u-k!.' ( : e .-.
I out reproach, f;vtu i
Lut tlie Ji;ipf uii. it.
!y, nevet tl;cl.-, uv : ;
to be entirely hoal 1
from this ttcu!:!j v.:
out, atij. like tu i' v n
s:ucht tclit't in f!'.- ; -Death
avo'ule.! !:::.: ' .
he took p: c ti oi i. a
of his re 'inn nt. u ;i .
adojiteil State tr. i r:
contei-teil fo-il'.j. r:i '; 1 !
t oral ion if peace, vl..'
temporally in hut rat-!. :
ins homeward fnr:.-; '
cid'Miel reci't-ize. a::.
t heir quarters in tl
ti true. Sue wa
city ; ard dnrir 1
the following; :.iy '
lieve th.t s-l.e r. r '
hitrt, atid she was .
for it. He ;iVi :;.::
titat Iter i.ithcr as :
mul, having leai ni 1 t
human nature, in i 1 ' i
liis suit. S.) the t f
to Miiiin e.ua, (.'. 'i i
lished l.itnsclt' in
though Fpcr..!ia; in :
r. l'i
f !
farm hut:
so ol a 1. i.-iiu i.'''.r.-
1 .: ?
i.'il;
Ili'OLisdale Tl.i- U i
iiHtrative in the V-.'
Earth City, l.a.l :r
from his first : -
for Mi?9 Ssiir 'i I.'
had l,n? felt a 1 .-
feelings he hai! i-x;' '
first love 1 i-r
sensitive to t"en".'-.1 s
fer of it hy the f.n-a
the colonel to " ! 1
for a secoml I-v c.
henrf-siek s' !i-r t:
woman once mo:-' '
reitJily as at lhaf.
hovevpr ilm sum ' '
WV::
I I'.
If;
Captious ti:; 1 ex "! '
ment of flic fox, he . 1
eon in iriecenci!ab!y 1 1 ! -' i1
eaprement ivas ennd : ' :I
sent. lie fore this r ..:'.: :-'---0'
caused his life to Le r-: '
in fvor nf tfu vo'JiM ' IV 5 1
made a will b-rpea:!;
sessed to her whom h
Now ho maile. nno'.l.
his own sweetheart
though convincoil i! :
- t
Ne-.v
after all as faithful us :;:.y
merited some repitnii. -m ' :'
i:
accept his final ovortu: .
disappointed man ui ' I : -''r
the SS.nfli) the
,
Matilda, upon info' tii'
i tJ l'
1
some monument to t..o
common benefactor; l",f
torilj refuses to rmtr
, tin.
that purpose. "1'i.iil H'!llt.l!" .u;n.:
I lute nn insfancH; of h:i-r t -r
I- ..!.. n.lt!!.'1"
says tho local journal :"lrt:' '
shall chum for this f1--''
"Tho Meanest Wom-m iu
li.e "
r.t
n -'L
a .. . T i-v lwiated t
six months old she went a'Kj .(
a malicious individual pr .;.!;
'And vou've been going alone
nr
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