's ia.-rc-
'251ES JSS2 UK
Fi:i:sir jijj.h.
a i.Niiri.-r van n: 7i:vm:n: i
IT Ita;V hi: CO'I IT.
The mro.i acro.-s the way v.ho enjoy e.l
vegetables fresh fioni Lis own k-"ui1'
through the summer, has bought a cow.
wife told him how nice it would be to
have a cow on the picmises, so nsto have
fiesh milk and puic evciy dy, and always
in tin.-, and always i:i abtir.dai cc. Then
they would make busier themselves, and
not cat the rank stull out of the store.
She told him there was enough stuit' from
the garden and table to almost keep the
cow, and tin product, would bo just about
so much clear gain. He figured it uphim
self with a 1 encil, and the result surprised
him. He wondere d why he had not hept
a cow before, and inwardly condemned
himself for the loss he had been inflicting
upon himself. Tl.cn he bought a cow.
On the evening of its arrival he went out
to milk it. Put the animal was excited by
1 he strange surroundings, and stepped on
oar friend and Licked over his pail, and
nearly knocked one of hi3 eyes n:t with
her lad. lie worked at the expci imcnt
for neaily an hour, but without any suc
cess. Then his wife, came out to give ad
vice, and his son came out to see the fun.
The cow put one of her heels through the
woman's dress, and knocked the boy down
in the mnd, which ended their inter
est in the matter. Cue of the neigh-boi-s
milked the animal that night, and
came around the next morning and showed
the man how t C: it. The third day the
cow escrped the surveillance if the boy
who was left to watch her, and when the
man came home at night she was nowhere
to be found. Tho boy had also disappear
ed, and our neighbor found he was obliged
to hunt her up before supper. lie walked
around for a while, and then leturned
home, but the animal had not len seen.
Then he went off again and inane a very
thorough search, and about ten o'clock
I hat night he c.mu hack with the cow, his
clothes bcgrinimed with perspiration and
dust, and his face flushed and scratched.
Ho wanted to kick the animal's ribs in,
I ut realizing that such a course would re
mit i.i pecuniary d image, lie changed his
mind. The boy wishes he had obeyed the
lust impulse. On the fourth day they
churned, so to have fresh butter for the
table. Tho mother took hold of tho dash
er lit st, becaustt she said the used to do it
v. hen a g'ul, and liked no better sport,
fr he pounded away until she naught a crick
in the back that doubled her up like a
knifo, and then she put the heir to it. lie
had bcfeii standing around eagerly waiting
lor a chance, and giumblir.g because ho
o.du'l get it, and when tho dasher was
placed in his hands he was so happy he
could hanlly contain himself. lie pumped
away for an hour at it ; then he said if ho
had to elo it any more ho would run away
and bo a robber. At noon the man came
homo and learned the situation. Ho was
a little disgnrste-d at tho "tomfoolery," as
he culled it, and took hold of the chum
himself, and made, it bounce for a while.
Then bis stomach c mmenced to fall in,
and his spine, to vmjoint, and his shoulile-iB
to loosen. Ho sli pped anel wiped t If the
perspiration, and looked around with a
melancholy cast to his features, and went
at it again. The butter did not conic,
however, but everything in the way of or
atorical effect did. He got so dreadfully
excited that his wife, smelling strongly cf
er.mphor, took the dasher away from liirn
and went to wmk herself. At this the son
put his cap unelcl his jacket, anel miracu
lously disappeared. Later in the day the
milk was poured around the grape vine.
On the fifih day the cow knocked down
a length of fence to the next lot, and ate
all"thc oranges from a tree that stood in a
tub, and when the people attempted to
diive her out, Fho carried away a new ivy
on her horns, knocked iTown a valuable
ase of flowers, and capped the climn.'c by
st ur.il .ling over a box cf mosses and failing
on a pile of hot-house frames. On tho sixtl:
day our rci;rMor sold bit. cow ton butcher,
and now eats strong butter which comes
from the stoxc. Jjunln t'j jt!c$.
Mai:i::.ck Law ok Pennsylvania.
Few of our readers are aware, nerliai s.
that the following is part of the statute
laws of this. j;tate.
"AH 7tfvrfir:':t not f-n bidden by the law
of (loci ."'( : 1. 1 il; but the parents
tr g'liilel'.ailr. shall, if "..: . .'' i'.t 4. c K
1"? lirst consulted with, and the parties'
clearness of all engagciiirv-fs sigi-.:!ie.d by a
ceitifioate fi'-m some credible poison wheie
1 hoy have lived or do live, produced to such
religious society t width ihe-y ul.itc, or to
some J ust ice f the I V:io of th county in
which they live, pud by their affixing their
intentions of marriage on the court In use
.r inciting h use d ois in each lerpcctive
re nitty w here I lie part ies do reside or el well,
one month bcf.se solemnization thereof.'
Fovtuna'i ly. it has In en derided that
"this is directory merely, and maningcs
otherwise si Ici. nLxd ;.;o alid."
To II a v k. Ai i'i.' s 11 t- i.y Ykak. A cor
respondent ef the New York Til u no tells
three ways of having apples evoty vr-nr .
1. Take scions Loin a tiee of -:. and
put them into ;t g:md tin il'ty tree. aid do
the same in 171. and you will grt fruit in
siltei nate years.
Z. If you cut OiT the thiifty trees the
growth of 1V7C i:i the last cf .June, ieai:ig
Ihrce or four bmls that would route out in
l!74, you would force out the next year's
buds, and gain one year.
3. If you remove all the blossoms cn one
half of your tree in tho bearing year, you
will have fruit en that half the odd year.
These things I have done successfully.
I have now in Lcaiing the Victory apple
tif the oild year produced in this w) ; next
year the reions of the last year will bear
in the regular year.
As - 2 ' - -
v-ab s?s -t-' v.&if'SZ--? if-
www -yd .i ; t
;---l fe-.A:--- ift&fi$r.
lias born hrfora the Apicrican pnbl?
OVER T11IR1 V y;-ais. It ) c tcv. r yet
f died to pive pel fo t satisfaction. cn- Lao
justly been styled the pnnae-'a for nil ex
tumal Wounds, Cuts, Earns, Selilup-s,
Sprains, Fruiscs, L:., fto., for IT .n unl
Liea&t. Iso family should be a fir.He d-y
without thig Liiiiment. Tlie money re
funded unless the Linhicr.t i? as repre
f. nted. Be sure and pet the penuine
J.EXTCAN MTJSTAl'G T.INTTilENT. Sold
by all Drugsrists and Corn try Stores, at
L 'c . 0c. mil ?! 00 r TotLlo. Notice
B'vle. r:-.e cf ! ,
1873. FALL and WINTER! 1874.
THE tATE$TTS88Tt08 X
T TH A ITS TlTTiHTTnaiTniM TM
tTllIiiiil iiJQiJLIUUllUI 11 1 IblUiD
fi
Li
AT rFIIl
EAGLE CLOTHING STORE
OF M. H. NA Til ANSON & CO.,1
(Lately occupied by II. Walters, lcceaseel,)
31 and 233 MAIN STEEET, J0H1TST0WN, PA.
rJ,!rK uti.lcvci.rpr ,i woni.1 reepoctrullv Inform the ri!izcn of Kbe-nsbura' and Northern Cambria
1 I'l ii. iallv, in l tlu-v luixe ju - .peueti ut llio above iianic-cl place a larf?e, complete andlele
fe;uil slock ul i A 1.1. AAi W l.N i't-.lt
CLOTHING Ar4D CENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Cm.' -i-u'n of ph. 1. article :i ! SLACK AND ni.I'E f'LOTJI SUI TS, OASIMEUE SUITS for men
find Ih.'. s. lino 1.1 H KKKSKV IV I lltCOATS. in t!ue. hrnwn, olive and lighter colors, and
a :rem .-a! a. - rt -ii-ar f '. I'S. I A X I'" find V KS IS or all textures, st vies and price, besides a
full !iiiiM'' MATS. lAl'.s, I Itli.NKS. VAI ISKS, UMBilELLAS, io. hII xv'uieb will positively be
In- villi n i ! ji-r . less tlnni pr.-viiilinir prii.s in J ohnstown. Wpio makei to order from
I he li !i--i ;o'.l iooi stvlish L'oo.ls ,' ii rt i-l of clol ilinv dt sired, and (hit too at short notice ntid
ok iln1 iiiiki rcM-iin:illf icnns, Wk mam'IAcitiu: ali.ui'kows (Joods, wliih i nablt-s us to
sell i-ht-iipi r tl-.an any other house in (,'iiinbriH county. IMeHse irtve tin H call wl.en you vfsit : ur
to .v ii. and judire fro in our stock and prices ivhet her it will not ny von (o leal witli us. 1 1 V KK
(' ATS and C( ST( iM-MA UK WO UK our lendi.l special ties, ntul 'tJLTlCK. SALES AND BMALfj
1'Kiil- i 1'ri" the basis upou which we do business. COMU AXU SEE!
DOiVr FORGET THE PLACE--231 and 233 MAIN STREET. JOHNSTOWN.
Sept. 1!, 173.-(im.
M. H. KATHAKSON & CO.
ATTRACTIVE! NEAT I SUBSTANTIAL!
Fail Styles Ready!
IffiE CLOTHING.
MEN'S
YOUTH'S
BOY'S
READY-
tzAH Purchasers of Good Clothing are
PPrnfllMPNinm tosu thdr tsfor1he Fall and
KOLUlVlmiLNULU Winter Season from the Magnificent
EK2SUSSE2SSSZS2Ba Stock of Elegant Ail Wool Garments
NOW ARRANGED FOR INSPECTION
In ths Spacious Salesrooms of Oak Hall.
Prices Remarkably Low I
Samples, with Easy Rules
for Self-Measurement
sent to any address when
OAK HALL5
The Largest Clothixg House in America,
S. E. Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.,
Philadelphia.
WMIim l BROWN,
John r.EXTox...
JOHN S. TITTLE-
(Successors to BENTON & WAYNE,)
iti.Ki:s ix
Iron, Xails, GItrss, rutty, Horse Shoes, I.taUict; Shoe Findings,
mrnm carriages, wash machines and wringers,
Wagon Hubs, Spokes and Felloes,
HUB BOXING AND SH)KE TENONING MACHINES, &c,
Kos. 203 and 210 Main Street. Johnstown, Pa.
Iejit. 5.-4HI. 01!I'1.R3 ItY MAI 1. I'UOMl'TLY FILLED.
Tiikkl is a singular natural emiobity in
a lake in Vermont, couMsting of one liun
dreil anil fifty neves of hud ll-nting on the
surface of the xvat.-r. TU tract is coveied
with crat:beri :. s. th,.-re are trees fifteen
feet hie h. Yv :, xx.ucr rs luhd or
lowered at the ihim ol the pond tho i.shmd
rises ami fal) xxitl: it. it a nne
bhehu for !!.!, l.u?;e ii-.ni.l.tis of which
are ca.ubt by boriiij; :i Lv-it uiui lioLui
down tLiou-h. us ibrou-h ice i.i winter
HAGAN'S
fry -
Miagnolia Salm
k TEW APPLICATIONS MAKE A
Pure Blooming Complexion.
It Is Purely VppptaMo. cii Ita oncrntion U aeon
acd (t it at odcp. It i'.ops away w.tli ilie Flushed
Appoaraiiisu ceued by I';t, VaU;u", cd Excit.
ruoDt. IleaJE aud rrmovfs ail lili.-!itaau 1'iiurlea,
dicpeEing dark and utu-Mitiy apota. lirivt'S aay
! Tan, Freckli-n. ami suiit.urii, aui by its geuth but
I vowtrful lul!umcc mautii-'S the failed cheek witi
j YCTTTSLFTL 10011 AND EEAUTY.
! Said by ill Iru2i;iFtij and Fancy Stor-a. Depot,
Ui I'U k 1 tatc, tw l or it.
Saturday is tk' lat day f.r Asinents.
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fS E Y, F O G A 11 T Y & CO.-
WHOLESALE DEAI.KHH IN
wmm & old eye may;
At A f ,fj KINDS OF
omi:ktic liquors,
Foreign Wines, Gins, Brandies, Ac,
313 I.iUorly Strict,
Uec. ft, HTl-3:n. P TTS Ii XTR Q 2T, PA .
J. BUCK, M. I),
V hisli iM, ! Sl,rsfon,
..... , , tARKoLl.TOXV.V. Pa.
Orlice ;u rear cf JoUn Uui-kV More Niu-ht
TlLTtCT ION .riLO CLAMATIOX,
A-J jV.rsnant to an Act of timeral Afsem
lilv of Sim Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
eiiliiktl An Act, relating to tlie Klectiona
of tiiis Common wealth," approved the lid
day ut JliiV, A. D. 1M5;, I, WjLUAM ii.
Ai kek, High Sheriff of the County rf Cani
liria in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
do hereby make known and K,ive notice to !
the electors ot tne counry aioresain, iu
a General Election will bo held in the said
County of Cambria, on the SECOND TUES
DA V i)E OCTOUEIi, bkiso the 14th dat
of tub month, at which time Slate aud
County oliicers will be elected as follows :
One person for the office of Judge of the Su
preme Court of reliusylvauia.
Quo person for the otlice of State Treasurer
fOnenipersonnfor the office of Member of the
House of Representatives of Pennsylvania.
One person for the ottice of Sheriff of Cam-
Vhie'persou for the office of Treasurer of Cam-
kroanepei4o"n for the office of Commissioner of
Cambria county.
One person for the office of Poor House Di
rector of Cambria county.
One person for the otlice of Coroner of Caua
bria county. ..... .
One person for the office of Auditor of Cam
bria countr- , , . ,
One person for the office of Jury Commission
er of Cambria county.
I also hereby make known and give notice
that the place of holding the aforesaid elec
tion in tne several Wards, Boroughs, Dis
tricts and Townships within the County of
Cambria are as follows, to wit :
The electors of tho district composed of tho
Township of Allegheny, to meet at Prady's
Schol House, in said township.
The electors of the district composed of tho
Township of Adams, to meet ut the School
House at Moses Krin-'s, in said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
Township of Uarr, to meet at School Uouue Ko.
11, in said township.
Ihe electors or ine uiscrict composeu oi me
Township of Hlacklick, to meet at the house of
Ahram Makin, dee'd, in the x-illatre of Helsano.
The electors of the district composed of the
Toxvnship of Cambria, to meet at the Court
House iu the Boroutfh of Ebonsburg.
The electors of the district composed of the
Township of Carroll, to meet at School House
in Carrolltown bormnrh.
The electors of the district composed of the
ISorouyh of Carrolltown, to meet at the School
House iu said borough.
The electors of the district composed of tho
Township of Chest, to meet at School House
jio. 3. in said township.
The electors of the district composed of tho
P.orouRh of Chest Springs, to meet at the bouse
of Jacob Wutfiier, iu said borough.
The eli-etors or the district composed of the
Townhip of Clearfield. to meet at Sc hool House
Iso. 3, adjoining the village ol St. Augustine, in
said township. - , m ..
The electors of the district composed or the
Township of Coiiemnuiili, to meet itt the School
House at Sinnrer's, in sid toxvnship.
The electors of the district composed of the
Tlorouirh of Conemaugb, to meet as foiloxvs:
First Ward, ut the houso of Peter Maltzie, in
s:iid First Ward; Second Ya d, at the house of
ll.-nry O. Dishonor, in s;id Second Ward, s
The electors of the di.-trict composed of the
l.oroinrh of Cambria, to meet at School House
No. -, in siiid borouurii.
Tile electors of the district composed of the
P-irouifh ol" CoopersiUile, to meet at the School
House in taid boroiiirh.
The electors of the district composed of tho
Township ol Crnylu, to meet at School House
in the villapeof Summcrhill, in said township.
The electors of Ibe district composed of tho
llorough of Hast Coiiemauith, to meet at the
house of Ilanitd Confer, in said boroiiirh.
The electors of the district composed of the
Iloromrh of Ebensburfr, to meet as follows:
K.ist Ward, In the Court Koom, In ssiid Ward ;
West Ward, inOniml Jury ltoom.in Kasr Wtinl.
The electors of the district compose 1 of tho
IioroiiKh of Franklin, to meet at School House
in said borough.
The electors of the district composed of the
Township of Uallitzin. to meet at the School
House in town of iallitzin, in said township.
The electors of the district comjioscd of the
Toxvnship of Jackson, to meet at the house of
Henry Kiigcr, in said township.
The electors of the district compnsf'l of the
Itorouirh of Johnstown, to meet as follows;
First Ward, at Public School Koom No. S, in
said Want ; Second Ward, at the oliice of Jos. S.
Straycr. F.so.. on Market street, in said Ward;
Third Ward, at the hens'- ol John Hradv, on
Franklin street, iusnid Wan!, Fourth Wan!,
at t he house cf John Trcl IS. in said Ward; Firtli
Waul, at tin? Koinxiile Silmid House, in s:iid
Ward; Sixth Ward, at the Johnstown Pottery,
in SHid V.'nrd.
The electors of the disfrkd composed of the
Porou'h of Loretto, to meet at Sciiooi Itoud'j
in said borough.
Tho electors of the district composed of the
Towusuip id Muuicr, to :ne t ut the ware
house of An it. Dnrbin, in the village of Man
ster, in said townsliit.
'J he electors of the district composed of The
It'.rourb of Mi;i ille. to meet i'.t the Franklin
House, in said b'.ioiili.
The electors of the I'i.drSet cotm posed -f tin
Poroii-h id Pr-ispi et, to meet ut the S h n,!
H'ui in said boninurh.
The electors iif the district composed of the
Township of it'cbiaiiu, to meet ul Uic house ut
Joscih tcij, in said toxvnship.
The electors of the district composed of the
Toxvnsliip of Snmmerliill. to meet at the School
llnube in the Itorough of Wilmore.
The electors of the district composed of the
Itcinnyli of Siiimnitviile, to meet at the School
House in said borough.
The electors of the district composed of the
Township of Susquehanna, to meet at the house
of .Michael Phut, in said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
Township of Tai lor, to meet at School House
near Win. neadiicK.'s, in said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
Hnrough of Woodv ule, to meet at School House
in said borough.
The electors of the district composed of the
Township oT Washington, to meet at the School
House at the Foot of Plane So. 1. iu said twp.
The electors of the district composed of the
Township of White, to meet at the house of
John lieers. iu said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
Township of Voder, to meet as follows: First
Divisiou, at the house of Wm. A. Hicks. in said
township; Second Division, at Itcam's School
House, iu said toxvnship.
The general election in aU the Wards, Town
ships, Districts and lioroughs of the County is
to 14? oueilfed bctWfcM'li the uour.i of ldiul 7 '
o'clock in the forenoon, and shall continue
without interruption or adjournment until 7
o'clock in tlto evening, xvhcu all polls tliall be
closed.
And I further pive notice, as in and by
the 13th Section of tho aforesaid Act 1 ain
directed :
That all persons, except ing Just iocs of the
Peace, who shall hold any oliice or appoint ment
of protit or trust under the gov eminent of the
luited Suites, or of this State, or of any city or
incorporated district, whether a commissioned
officer or otherwise, a subordinate or agent xvho
is or shall be employed under the legislative,
judiciary, or executive departments of this
State, or of the t'nited States, or of any citv or
incorporated district, nnd also every member
of Congress, or of the State Legislature, and of
the select and common councils of any city, or
commissioner of any incorporated district, is
bv law incapable of holding or exercising ut
the samo time the oliice or appointment of
Judge. Inspector, or Clerk of any Election of
this Commonwealth ; ami that no inspector.or
Judu-e, or any other olheer of any such election,
shall he eligible to any olhce thou to be voted
for. Also, by the 4th Section of an Act of As
sembly entitled "An Act relating to Flections
and for other purposes," upproved tho lOlliday
of April. I.S5G. it is enacted that the foregoing
Mtli Section shall not be so construed as to pre
vent any military ottieer or borough otlicer
from serving as Judge or Inspector at any gen
eral or special eleciiou held iu this Coulmou
wealth.
The general, special, city, incorporated dis
trict and township eli!Ctions, and ail elections
for Klecuirsof President and Vice President of
the United States, shall be held and conducted
by the Inspectors and Judges elected as afore
said, and by Clerks appointed as hereafter pro
vided for.
The inspector and judge of the elections shall
meet at the respective places appointed for
holding the elections in the district to which
they respectively belong, before 7 o'clock iu
the. morning, and each of said inspectors shall
appointone clerk, whoehall beatjualilicd voter
of Hindi district.
In case the person who shall have received
the second highest number of votes lor inspec
tor shall not attend on the day of any election,
then the person xvho s-hall have received the
next highest number of rotes for juilire at the
next preceding election shall act as inspector
in his place. And in case tho person who shall
have received the highest number of votes for
inspector shall not attend, the person elected
judge shall appoint an inspector in his place.
And in ease the persou elected judge shall not
attend, then the inspector who shall have re-ccix-ed
the highest number ol x-otes shall ap
IHint a judge In his place, aud if any vacancy
shall continue in the board for the space of one
hour after the time tixed by law for the open
ing of tho election, the qualilied voters of the
township, witru or district for which such offi
cers have been elected, present at the place of
election, shall elect some of their number tu
till the xaeaney.
In cane any clerk appointed under the provi
sions or this act shall neglect to attend to anr
election during the said year, it shall bo tho
duty of t he Inspector who appointed said clerk,
or the person tilling tho ollic of such Inspec
tor, to forthwith appoint a suitable person as
clerk, .qualified as aforesaid, who shall perform
the dalie of tiie year.
It shall be the duty of the several nsfsors.
resiM'ctivelv, to attend at the ulaee of holding
every general, spii'ial or township election,
during ih. whole time anil election is kepi
open, for the purpose of living information to
the ii.-iK'dors and tic jiu!;.'-.? when culled on.
fr relation to the r!rh? cf any person, assess, d
bv them to vote at such election, or soon oi irr
matters in relation to the h900,
as the said inspectors, or either of them, Kiiau
from time to time rejulre.
No person shall be permitted to rote nt any
election, as aforesaid, other than a freeman ot
the age of twenty-one years or more xvho shall
have resided in the State at least one year, and
n the election district where he offers to vote
at least ten dnys immediately preceding such
election, and has within txvo years paid a State
or ceuntv tax. which shall have been assessed
at least ten davs before the election. Hut a
citizen of the United States who has previously
been a qualified voter of this State and re
moved therefrom and returned, and who shall
have resided in the election district and paid
taxes as aforesaid, shall be entitled to vote
nfier residing in the Slate six months. I'roin-d.-d
That the freemen, citi.ens of the United
States, between twenty-one and twenty-two
years, who have resided in an election district
as aforesaid, shall be entitled to vote, although
thev shall not have paid taxes.
No person shall be permitted to vote whose
name is not contained in the list of taxable in
habitants furnished by Commissioners, unless
First, he produces a receipt for the payment
within two years of a State or county tax. as
sessed agreeably to the Constitution, and give
satisfactory evidence, either on his oath or af
firmation of another, that he has paid such a
tax, or on failure to procure a receipt, snail
make oath to the payment thereof. Second, if
between the age of twenty-one and twenty-two
vears he shall depose on "oath or alhrmation
that he has resided in this State at least one
year next before his application, and make
such proof of residence in the district as is re
quired br this act. and that he does verily be
lieve from the account given hint that ho is or
tho age aforesaid, aud such other evidence as
i required by this act; whereupon the name
of the persou thus admitted to vote shall bein
L tli Bli.hu f.etieal list 1V tno inspec
tors and a note made opposite thereto by writ
ing the word "tax," tl he snail oe uumiueu. iu
vote bv reason of having paid tax, or tho word
if hu aba 1 1 be admitted to vote by reason
of such age; and the same shall be called out
to the clerK, wno enau mase me in.cr uuioj Uu
the list of voters kept by them.
In all cases where the name of the person
..inimiim to voir, in found on the list furnished
by the commissioners and assessors,of his right
to vote whether found thereon or not, is ob
jected to by anv qualified citizen, it shall be the
duty of the inspectors to examine such person
,.n r.ntb na to his o nalitleat ions, and if he claim
to have resided within the State for one year
or more, his oath shall not be sufheient proof
thereof, but ho shall make proof by at least
one competent witness, xvho shall be a qualified
elector, that he has resided in the district for
more, than ten days next immediately preced
ci. ..-t ion. and shall also himself swear
that his bonafjdo residence, in pursuance of his
lawful calling, is in sam iiuiiju. "
ilid not remove into said district for the pur
pose of voting therein.
Everv person qua'.itied as aforesaid, and who
shall make due proof, if required, or ins ris--,i..,.
onri nnvment of tsxps as aforesaid, shall
bo admitted to vote in the township, ward or
district in which he shull reside.
tr n- norsnn shall lircvent or attempt to pre
vent any othcer of any election under this
Act lrotn Doiuiog sucn elections, or use or
threaten any violence to anv such officer, or
shall interrupt or improperly imenerc won
him in t hp r xeeut ion of his d u ty. or shall Mock
up the xvindow or avenue to any xvindoxv where
the same may be holding, or shall riotously dis
turb the the pfaee nt such election, orsliall use
anv intimidating threats, force or violence,
xviih design to influence unduly or overawe
any elector, or to prevent him from voting, or
to restrain the freedom of choice, such person,
on conviction, shall be fined iu uny emu not
exceeding live hundred dollars, and be im
prisoned foranv term not less than three nor
more than txveive months; and if it shall he
shoxvn to the court where the trial of such of
fence shall be had that the person so offending
was not a resideut ot the city, xvard, district or
township where the offence was committed,
and not entitled to vote therein, then, on con
viction, he shall be sentenced to pay a hue of
not less than one hundred nor more than one
thousand dollars, and I. e imprisoned not less
than six months or more than two years.
If any person not by hi xv qualified 'hall fraud-"
iil. ntiv v ote at anv election of this cotnmon-
i xvealth, or, hefng otherw ise qualified shall vote
out ot tns proper aistricu or n uuy persou
kiuixx-lmr the want ot such qualifications shall
aid or procure Ftich person to vote, the. person
otfending shall, on conviction, be fined in any
sum not exceeding txvo hundred dollars, and
be imprisoned in auy term not exceeding three
monltis. ,
If any person shall vote nt more than one
election district,or ot iierwise fraudulently vote
more than once on the same da)', or shall
fraudulently fold anil deliver to the inspector
txvo tickets together xvilh the intent iileirally
to vote, or shall procure another to do sxi, he
or they so oUending shall, on conviction, be
ti.ie.l ia any ?uin tint lets than fifty nor more
than live hundred dollar, and be imprisoned
for a term not less than three nor more than
txvcK c nioiuus.
r anv ror'n not oualilicd to vote in this
. oiiiiiioinrea'th agreeably to laxv (except the
i rons of qualified ciii.en- shall appear at any
j pt.tcw ol nicit.o.i for tiie purpose of iutluene-
j ing the citizens qual'tied to vote. I.e s!u.il, on
, conviction, forfeit and pay any mn not c.v-
j c. e.iing one huiiUrcu ilo.iars lor t-vviy such
' oileiice, cud lo imprisoned foi' term not
I c. .ec'l .ng three tnontl s,
I Cn xnoi: in tii :: Mode of Voting.
An Act regulating the mode of vwting at all
the elections in tho several counties of this
commonwealth, approved March :nth, lsi;.
SKcmON 1. lie it enacted f ttie Senate ami
Iluue ) He iittsLiiiiitici f tin ( ohiion wetiit Ik
if I'ftiumjlvaiiui in Ucnerai Axximlily mrf, ami it
U herein) rnnrtrd hy the autlmritu uf the same..
That thequalitied votersof the several counties
of this etiuimouweaith, at the general, town
ship, borough or special lections, are hereby
hereafter authorized and required to vote by
tickets printed or written, or partly printed
and pur: ly wr tte n, sevcrully classified as fol
loxvs: One I iclxct shaii embrace the names of
all Jiim'ji'8 cf Courts vot.-d for, and be labelled
outside "Judiciary"; one ticket shall embrace
the i-aiac-sol ail tatc ofiicei s Voio 1 lor, anu be
lahcll.-d "Siaie"; one ticket iiiil embrace the
names of all County oliicers voted for, and be
labelled "County"; one ticket shall embrace
the names of ail Toxvnship oliicers voted for,
and be l.ibeliod 'Town.-'hip" ; cue ticket shall
embrace the names of all Hornugli oliicers vo
ted for, a.id bo ijbciled "Potcugu" : and each
class shall I c deposit e-d in a separate- ballot-box.
AVENOMKNT Tl) IHE I". S. CoNSTITlTTlO!.
ShCTloN I. The light oi citizens of tin; United
Slates to vote sliail not be denied or abridged
bv the United states or by any State on account
of race, color, or previous condition of servi
tude. First axd Skcond Ppcthins or Act of Cos-
ohews or M aiii ii "I. 1ST0,
Sfc. 1. IU it eiiu-ltil lijitlm tZriicite anil lloxu-e
uf Ii . ii' U.'r. x of tin C nilfii .Stu.'i-n iMitr-
ii'.t i i ('until'' i' fx i.s.s iniiit il. That all citizens of
the United Slates xv iio are or shall otherwise be
entitled to vote at any election by the people,
in aii.x t-taie. Territory, District, County, City,
Parish, Township, School District. Municipal
ity, or other terrilaiial sub-division, shall be
entitled and tilloxved to vote at all such elec
tions without distinction of rac, color, or pre-
x ious condition ot serxiiuue, any constitution,
law. custom, usage or regulation of anv Statn
or Territory, or by or under its aulhority, to
the contrary notwithstanding.
Sec. 2. And he it further enacted,' Th.it If by
or under the authority of the constitution or
laws of any State, or tho laws of any Territory,
any act is or slmil be required to be doue as a
prerequisite or qualiUcaUoi. for voting, and by
such constitution or law persons or officers are.
or shall be charged with the performance of
duties In furnishing to citizens an opjiortunity
to pertorru 6uch prerequisite or to beumiio
qualided to -ote-, it shall t e the duty of every
person and officer to give all citizens of the Uni
ted States the same and equal opportunity to
perform such prerequisite aud to become qual
ified to vote, without distinction of race, color,
or previous condition ol servitude; and if any
such person or order shall refuse or knowingly
omit to give full effect to this section, ho shall,
for every such offence, forfeit and pay the sum
of five hundred dollar to the person aggric-x-cd
thereby, to be recovered by an action on tho
case, with full costs aud such allowance for
counsel fees as the court shall deem just, and
shall also, for every such offense, lie deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall, on convic
tion thereof, be nnel not loss than live hundred
dollars, or be imprisoned not less than one
month nor more than one yeur, or both, at tho
discretion of the court.
Section 10 of an Aerr of the Ten-nsvi vanIa
J.KGIS.ATl'KB OF APK1I.6, A. D. 1.S70.
Sec. 10. That so much of every Act of Assem
bly as provides that only xvlute freemen aro en
titled to vote, or be registered as voters, or as
claiming to vote at any general or spe-cial elec
tion of this commonwealth, be and the samo is
nereby repealed, and that hereafterall freemen
without distinction of color, snail be enrolled
aiid registered according vo the provisions of
tee 1st Section of an Act, approved 17th April
!!.!, entitled "An Act furihnr c.,n..i.,.. .i. :
. 'ho Act relating to the Elections of this Com-
....... t,,,i u, ana, wnen otherwise quaiilicd
under the existing laws, be entitled to vote at
monw"aIth.Und sruclal cleclioM Jo this eonj-
Dl'TIES OP THE liKTURN JlTDGES.
-.t.UU:int "i e provisions contained in the
J,,S?Ktio!2 of the Aot nrst aforesaid, the Judg
ffifj "foresaid districts shall respeeti vol y
take charge of the ocri.ticute or return of the
V,';" 111 l'u-,r respective districts, and pro
duce them at a meeting of one J udge ft om each
The
t.f a
FRANK W. HAY
Manufacturer,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
ov p. o lue-cnT iiotrsR is the UoKorou
nr el ""Pkcko. on the third day after the day
l "rlobcr. lsr-t m in . ...
bvdlawr? r ? U 1 P, ormVhc dun:4 quVied
J i.U.1?-"1 Judges. Also, that where a
unM VV Vknrs' 'w "'voidable accident, is
t h 11,, aU.en'1 Sl,ch lnimr of Judges, then
of bv o,,i7IC.,r rJ turn sna11 bo ,ttkei charire
eleeiion -'Iwe .Pecu.rs or Clerks of tho
form i?f ,ho "'"ct, who shall do and p.-r-to
aTtelni 3 rt,u,pcd of Ju-lire unable
t bur" rh? ?'y h!,n!l' at m' omco i! Ebens
our Y.!r ' ' .'V,y 0t "ci"cm!,tr, iu the year of
. o, , ' ""e thousand e iirht;!iuiulrcd arid sev
' .. ! V, . '"n'1 u, i'ldcpendcneeof the I ni-
ic.i .tat. sot Am.-n.-j the . i iu I v-ei.-Ut 1,.
cpt. 1'.'. U. w. u. UUNACKIU:, Sheriff.
OF-
AND
Siicct-Irou WARES,
AND DEALER IN
HEATING PARLOR ani COOKING
n tl e ! .x . . .
-valors of U.e j.,,.
in Franklin couMy. a
marknbla from n tin pi
curred thtte in the rv', ,
' 1 . tar
1-1 "
ry. i be moutu of nK
(.l.rxrverl nr.l il...... -
' ' :o! ''-i ri f...
1 t
"..-l. UI1VI lion lO.ldlsfV'
-f.
. ui :
i:'V
j.:
AND
II01SE-FLRMSII1XG GOODS GENERALLY.
Tol"Liiijr irl
TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON
TKOIII'TLY ATTK.DKU TO.
Nos. 278, 280 and 2S2 Washington St.,
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
YJOOD, MORKELL CO.,
WASHINGTON STKEF.T,
Near Pa. R. R. Depot, Johnstown, Pa.,
Wholesale anl Retail Dealers in
1 1
22!LII.CRY GOODS,
iiAunVAi:r.,
QUF.r.NSWARE.
Bf'OTS AND SIlOF.n.
L'A'l'S A XI) CAPS.
IP. OX AXD NAILS
OARrETS AXD OIL CLO'i 11,
UF.ADY-M AUK (TLOTHIXG.
GLASS WATlK. YI LI.OW U ARK.
WOODr.N A2D WILLOW WALE.
PROVISIONS and FEEDALL KINDS,
Together xx ith all maimer of We-iei n Piodui-e,
suc'.t us FLOUR. BACOX, FISH, SALT.
CAIir.OX OIL, c. Ac.
Wlio'esitle and ret.til or.lers polie'te.l
auu pioniptly filled on the shortest notice auei
mot resonaole terms
wood, moriif.ll & co.
XT DOOR TO rOST-OFFICE.
3Iontiiir 8tovcs.
TIN, COPPER u SHEET-IRON WARE
Ilavinp retrently trtkt-n oos.-M-s.sion of the new
ly tit te-il up nnd I'Oiiuuoilioits Ii.il.liir on Iliirli
stre-ot. two lors Mst of t!u ll;iik ami lu-iiriy
opjmsite tho Mouii;un llejuso, 1 " sul ri'oe'r
t'olti-r jTe-piire-.l tlmut'wr to ir. iio. t :i i u . t all
ni ti l-iTi the TIN.t'OTM'EK and SIIT:KT-lUoN
WAHK lino. U of whii li will t-e- I iii uihe-u t
buyers it the very lowest li ir. j iin.--.
The suhseril.i-r aio i-roj-oiea to keep a full
and varied iisort'm-iit of
Cooking, Parlor and Heating Stoves
of tho most unproved rk'sins.
t r"SroUTIXG and KOOFJ SC. made to ojder
and warr.-.nte'.l nerfi-ei in nianufaet ure nnd ma
terial. HKl'AIKINf! promptly utteud.-'d to.
All work .lone ly nio will be doi- rirht snd
on fair terms, and .-ill STOVES und WAKEsohl
t'y me en be depenH-d ujoii as te quality and
cannot l.e uu-h rsol.l in prieo. A l out inuam e
and inerease of piitroniiue is re-pi-e tfull v slie-i-ted.
and no eil'ort will be wuutiti- to reiider en
tiru baUsfaetion to all.
V A T.T.I E LUTRINGER.
Ebcnsburg-, Oct. 13, lS'Jtl.-tf.
ClvAAVLOJvD HOUSE,
EKEXsnrKG, I A.
John Fitzharrls, - Proprietor.
nAVTXG leased nnd rt f urni.chod the above
well known and iopulnr hotel, the propri
etor is now n in ply nrepareel to accommodate
all who tna-f'cor him with their patrona".
1 h bit that the marker altord will txj P.-rved
At thO I'Mltl. nt ll dr.-iu..nc tK.. ill 1... 1 .
... ... .... ... .. .. .nt. ii.ii mil i.r lLril
constantly supplied with the ehoii-est liquors,
and the commodious Stable will be under tho
charyo of n careful and attentive hostler. No
effort w ill be spared to render trueets comfort
able and well pleaoi! in every particular, and
by proper attention to business nnd a moderate
scale of prices the proprietor hopes to win his
way to publ c favor. (May lyrj.-tf
'!
Iff I n
fALLITZIX HOTEL,
C A LLIT'.IN- STATION-, I'A . R. R.
i i "F turchas?l, re fitted and rclur
........... , t.i n ,,tf t ii nii.i i ommoui-
ous Hotel, the subscriber is fully pre-
p'oi .1 iu ae-e-ominoaaie an who may
favor hini with their patrsnaire, and
CSDCCUkllv illl-iti.fi tl... ..ffr....ti f
friends in Camhrin n.l ! tl . i r ......
to this fai t. Neither expeusc or pains will be
apare-d to make all feci at home who sojourn
with me. Iekhs modoute.
,, . . Trll-KJ3. Proprietor.
Galliliin, April.4, lST3.-tf.
WOOLEN FACTORY!
H'VIXC! introduced new machinery into our
fi'lnn Factory, wo aro now prepared to
manufacture on short notice. OI.OTH:?. C SSI.
fVool taken in exchaniro for troods or
worked on share. Market price paid lor wool
Ehensbtirs. Feb.2. i;T'"-tf.UA"S uNS- "
TVFILLINERY& I)RI8 MAKING
xtj. Tli.- attention of tho Ladb of F.nl
lyirKand vicinity Uire-cteMt to the ffa ,
or n-..-w pnvrfusj,j;r,wv
' unel:ly.
R7vWS SADDLK AND
1 :
and sixty feet, tihei. a,M.u, .
putlelenly terminates in an sU ?. '
unknown d.-jtli. "'-
Judire Fester, of '.VnO,-.
party from M. Louis. ( Sj
anl when tl.e :i" v., v.x V. '5
dropped down t... , ,, i , . "
three to four .-i coi.,1,, i-; f '
ing tne ooiio:n, as i i
revelerations. Tie t
ed with the cave e-i';
mnnniT the ol.l si.ti!,.,. i r
. --c ---- - ..- ....v.-, ,i;,(j ;.
the present day are pT. ! '. '
what we are about to relate.
Early in the present c i)tr,rr t
from t. Iouis. nan:cl Ln' ul I
with the families of t!:?.: . a...,, ."
with the history of that ei-y.
Franklin county, then n..-.o.?lT
! in pursuit of panic. IT? ; '
small lad, with him. T'; ,
trail of a Lear, which ;!,iv fb.
tho animal took lef.;-.? iu
ing daunted, Mr. Lai-aJ f
bear into its hiding i.i.,-. a:..i ,
out alive. The ley liran :Lerf.
gun, anil then all na- ut. ',',
and waited at the n.omh uii.
his father's return, hut l.e canu.
The hoy remained r.er.r i'.e cr
and night, anil then gave npU.
lost. Vi'ith his hatehtt l e i::
tiees around the s ;. ;!;
llso nltce. ami thru jct-i.-.-.' .
Whether search was ih-i.:.. c,: .;;
known, hut the hunter, it r.:--given
up for lot. and l is .-;..;,
lowed to rest in the r ck
Time roiled on and about t-.u:.:-. ..
when the engineers, wen- l.v::?
track of the Pacific rail:- -,. !.,:
by the cave, they La-it:.-....:-anel
explore its i-ecret.
They found the boi;c; f
skeleton of a human Wis 1
gcther. Not only this, hm
an old musket barrel, t:;
rust, and a small quant. "v i" . i
anel Spanish ceiin. All tl .so c:
cos pointed to the old l.unv:. L
the I'lison whose skeletv:. w.t.
eei to the gaze of the expi ".'. i
tragic history was preseiwi
The trees were also exaniii
scais causeel by the hatchet
Labadie were distinctly trn '.
Mr. Flavins J. North. rt
Ix-gislature, who went f; r.x
ty, in heard, at :!...: fJ-
vague traeiition of tl ,; ;.? VJ
Labadie, and he saw a-. .' '. .'Vj '
which was Mibsc.- ;
in the cave, -hi.:
the coin. Y; i- : -tributeel
a . '
Prim m, l. - f v..
of M ist-ciu i t-. j e-ii. ;
't lie'l' pcl'S- ill, 1 in
ef Labailie and tl.i
ago. The i;v.i 1 1
the huiitei- ei.tiii.i
bybernating M as :. .
having find L:s tv.
be.tst rushed to-.v.tiv::
the cavern where 1
clo.sed in with !.!:;. ..
badie Creek'" ai.i "
serve the najne f
l&t Lis life in the i
How Many Pi -1.
Musacas. one of t! :. -i ; .
story write: of tl.e : . c-. "
story of Libussa. n..,k. - '-'.-tnia
put fortli tho 1 . '
three lovers, ..fi"e: if l.i'. 1: -
as tho rii:c for tho ev::-.
'I have here in n .; 1 ---'-lately
Libussa, "a i-'t f;
;.ou, picked fioot my
shall have half aii-iu ir ! r
shall have half and .: i : . -.
shall Lave half il c :.
empty tny basket. N- '" 'c.!---plumsaiu
in my h.i-1 ' '
The fust ki.ight n. u.. i
at threescore.
"No," replied the. 1.-,-were
as many, l.a'.f ' ''
as many as there are :- "'
with rive more ad-Jod to ijj'1- "-"
woulel by so much exceeil t-:t,x
falls shot t of it.'
The second ki.'ht. -' t'-:-t.
wildered, speculated v! : '
fo ty-rive.
"Not so," said the !;'
"T it if the re were hail' : T:t-'
ma iy, an ! - --sixth ..- " "'
iieivv, tiiore won ui i'C '
more than fen ty-iive a.- ::.ei
that iiuinler.''
I'rince Waldinier tl.e--'-'
ler tf plums t 1-e ;''
obtained this val a... 1.-
wife.
The Lady Lii...;-.
him out fifteen plans a . i
there remaine d fous:-'
second knilit she fave
six retiiaitiiug. To 1 '
gave half of the-so and tl-v
basket was emiiiy. 1
went oil' with their head'
eiy and their uioutl' '-' J
plums.
Fifty years agu
sieled near Mi'.f 'r.!.
down the Delawaie
raft. Peturidng on
farm house ot. the i
girl cut him a w i"-,v"
walking the di-ta: ..
days after ai 1 1
near liis house, and.
tl.e swampy land, l.e
Years after it dew-:
and birth, hi.ui i..s'
under its expau-.j-o
the ti-ee was fi-hed.
mains to tell tin
cane but a decay eil
P.:
It
tl li-
A (iEOKoIA man
thought a certain j
woukt steal. npl 'i;
.loe. if he as : . i-'
I wouldn't f.iist
h.ara w uli I he i-1- '
Mastern. Meall 1 hho