Clearfield Republican. (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, October 31, 1877, Image 5

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    THE MANSION HOUSE.
Coraorgf Stoond and Mark.! Streets.
Jl" CLEARVIKLD, FA. .
Unir cipuitrur In. tBUrtalamtBt of straa
(rs '.ad HiU. The hoi bail Jlng ku
reforalshed, aad the proprietor trill ip
pales te reader hit gaeale eoalorLble while
ttayi.s; with hia.
-Tht 'Mansion Boast" Oaalbat mm te
ud froa the Depot 01 Ihe arrival nd d.partare
efeeoktnia. - W.C. CARDUN,
JutfUt:J . Pr.prl.loi
A
LLKGHENY HOTEL.
Harkat Street, Clearfield, Pa.
Wai. 8. Bradley, formorly proprietor of tba
Lacaard Hoase, having leatod tba Allibeny
Hotel, solicits a share of publta pairoa.s;., Tbo
IIoum hu boea thoroughly repaired and B.wly
forni.had, aod tweets will find it a plaaaant atop.
pin place, Th. Ubl will.ba aupplied with la.
boat of everything ia tba market. At tba bar
will be fuund the be it wluee and llqoors. Oood
stabling attached. WK. 8. BUAOLEY,
May 17, 'it. Proprietor.
SIIAW HOUSE,
(Cor. of Harkat A Front street!,)
CLEARFIELD, FA.
The uodenigned having UkeB ebarge of thla
Hotel, would re.peotfull700lioitpo.blto netronagt.
J.ol'74 . I). K.FULLKHTOM.
YUASIUNGTON HOUSE,
T NEW WASHINGTON, PA.
Tbia aew aad woll furnished bonso haa b
takeB by the undersigned. Ho feela oonftdent of
being able to render aatiafaotioa to thoaa who may
favor him with a oall.
May 8, 187J. O. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
JOYD H0U8K,b
PHILIPSBURoTpENN'A.
Table alwaya aoppliod with the beat tba market
affords. The traveling publie la l&vtted toeall.
iaa.1,'76. ROBERT LOYD.
r. . ABHOLB. B. W. ABR0LD. 1. B. ABflOLB
F. K. ARNOLD 4. CO.,
Itniikertt ami Itrokers,
Reynoldsvllle, Jefferson Co., Pa,
Money reeelved on depo.lt. Discounts at mo
derate ratr-a. Eaitern and Foreign Exchange al
wava on hand aad ooHeetlona promptly made,
lleynold.vllle, Deo. 19, 1871.-ly
County National Bank,
OF CLEARFIELD, PA.
1 1 OOM la Maaonlo Building, one door aorta ol
XV C D. Walton 'a Drug Store.
Passag. Tickets to aod from Liverpool. Que
town, tl iesgiiw, London, Parla and Copenhagen.
Also, Draft, for aaleon the Royal Bank of IrelaBd
and imperial nana or London.
JAMKH '1'. LEONARD, Proe'L
W. M. SHAW, Caahler. j.nl.'TT
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 31 South Third Htreet, Philadelphia
.; ; BJJTKERS,
And Dealers in Government Securities,
Application by mail will reeelva prompt atten
tlon, and all infortnatlon oheerfuily furnished
Oruera .dieted., I 1 ApHI ll tf.
grntlStttf.
DR. E. M. THOMPSON,
(Office in Bank Building,)
? VtirwouvUlc, Clearfield Co., Pa,
-moa it fd-tf.
J. M. STEWART,
SURGEON DENTIST,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
' f (Olice In rerldeace, Sec.Bd .treat.)
Clearfield, Pa., May I, ISTT-ly.
G
flF.AT REDUCTION
la vbb puirra nr
- - AHTIflCIAt, TEETH
Dr. A. M. Illlla would Inform hi. frlenda and
patrons that be la now putting up Artificial Teeth
for
TEN DOLLARS PER SET.
Br a new and ereatly Improved proceas of polish
ing Rubber Plates, he oan give a muoh stronger
plate with leaa thioknees the plate beiag all
over the palate of ao equal thickness, renders It
mucB more pleasant to tne paueat tnaa tna oia
slvle Blates. As t have the exclusive right to
nee this process In this eonnty, no other Dentist
ean put up aa gooa plates oy aoy oiner moae.
J&"AII work guaraBteed aattsfaotory.'-w
Clearteld, June 1.1. IH77.tr. A. M. HILLS.
T N GOD W E TR ITST. All others mual
X pay for their work before It leaves the
shop. And aa all flesh Is as the grasa oflthe field,
aod the promises of meo are like the flowera
inoreoi loey are given one u.j anil lorgmien
the next therefore it is best not to trust anybody.
All built of work will bo dona IB thla shop for
oasb- or feady pay. Boots aod abgee of all aiaes
and .Ivies the best aod ebeanest in town.
I have removed my shop to tba lower tad of
towB, in Taylor a row, on nee a street, near toe
depot, where I will ba found at all timea, waiting
for eastoaert. AU work warranted good aad
cheaa.
Alto, all kinds of Leather and Shoa Findings
for sale.
The tlticoat of Clearfield and vicinity art
rsspectfolly invited te give me a eall.
JOS. II. DEEHINQ,
Clearfield, Pa., July II, IH77.
READING FOR ALL 1 1
BOOKS it STATIONERY.
Market 8U, Clearfield, (at the Poet Office.)
THE undersigned hogs leave to annouaoe to
the elliacos of Clearfield and vicinity, that
he hu fitted up a room and baa Jost returned
from the eity with a large amount of reading
matter, eonaistlng In part of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank, Aocount aad Past Booka of every do.
aeriptloa t Paper and Envelopea, French preased
and plain Pena and Pencila ) blank Legal
Paper., Deeda, Mortgages ) Judgment, Exemp
tion and Promisarr Boteet White and Parch
ment Brief, Legal Cap, Record Can, and Bill Cap,
Hheet Music, for either Piano, Flute or Violin,
constantly on hand. Any booka or etatlooary
deired that 1 may Bot have on haad,will be ordered
by first express, and sold at wholesale or retail
to coil eostomere. I will alao keep periodical
llleratare, oven es Megssinee, Newepopers, Ae.
P.A.UAtlLIN. '
Clearfield. May 7, 1888-tf
A. I. aaan. A. i. babkbtt.
REED & HAGERTY,
SucoMiort to
VJ. G. SCHRYVER,
. , DEALERS I If
'"HEAVY AND SHELF
HARDWARE,
WOOD and 'WTLLO'W-'yTAJIH.
C60klNa'8T0VE8,
HEATING. STOVES and EANQES,
Aeremtl Bl.yCltarHttd, rm.
l I , I I ill '
The underetgned would avnoaaee te the eltleeaa
of Clearfield and vicinity, that they have per.
chased the Hardware Store of J. O. Bcbryver.and
will eeuelenily keep oa band a fall aaaortmeat ef
Hardware la all Ita braaobas, each as
TABLE U'0( KIT II TLEBY.
fieach Stops, Hand flaws, (Ircat AmarlcaB Crosi
eul Raws, D. II. and Perlleg Axes, HateheU,
Planea and Plane Irons, ell kinds ef
Nolle, Homo Hhnoeead Horse Shoe
Aalle, Plnkl, iloaa, kahet.lay
Porkt, Shnvels and Spadee, ,
(kythes,Snathe,Plowi,
tiraia Cradles,
Cnltlvatora, Doable . ,
J A wad Hingis Shovel Plows,
Cullivelor Teeth, Revels aad
' Tit Squares, Hhirrel Bledee, Mill
' few aad Taper Piles, Onleels, HHte,
' Aegere, Adsne, Hare Doer Hangers, Bait,
T and Htrep Hinges, Sonny's Hollow Angara,
all smd. ef Iweka, bore w a, Bath Cord aad Pulleys,
GLASS and PUTTY,
Foot and Chala Holla, Carriage, "Ire aad Barrel
llolte, Ked Oord, Mad Irene, none Breshee aad
Cerry-Cowibe, Urled.atone Sxteres, Oem, Hemp
and Soap-atone Paokiof, Cable Chalna. ete.
They will alee keep oa head a full aaeortmeat
m Tieware, aae a general Mock or nowee raraish
Ing Uooda, whloh they will teU at prloee te tel.
the limes.
Persoaa wlAlat earthing la their 11 ae are la-
vllcd to eall aad examine their sleek before
parceaalng. HKHD A HAUKRTV.
Clearll.ld, May IS, I77 ly.
0ur w -tvrrttf curat.
THE REPUBLICAN,
GOODLANDER St LEE,
CLEARKIBLD, tAn
Hu the I-arftel C'lrraletloB af uy ptper
la Norlhweeteni Ft aai) Ir aula.
The largo end oontUnlly Increasing
circulation of the KirosLiOAtf, '
random it valuable to buiinosa
men as a medium thro'
which to reach the
public.
Terms or Subscription :
If paid in advance, . . 12 00
If paid after three montha, . 2 50
If paid after six montha, . . 8 00
When iiaixirw are Mill, ouuiile of the
county payment muat be in advance.
ADVERTISING:
Ten lines, or leas, 8 tlmca, . fl 60
Each subsequent insertion, 50
Administrator' Notices, . . 2 50
Executors' Notices, .... 2 50
Auditors' Notices 2 50
Cautions and Eslrays, ... I 60
Dissolution Notices, ... 2 60
Professional Cards, 5 lines, year, 5 00
Special notices, per lino, ... 20
YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS:
I One square, 10 lines, , . , $8 00
Two squares 15 00
Tbroe squares, ..... 20 00
One-fourth column, . ... 60 00
Ono half column, .... 70 00
One column, .... . 120 00
We hare always on band a large stock
of blanks of all descriptions.'
SUMMONS,
SUBPIENAS,
EXECUTIONS,
ATTACHMENTS,
ARTICLES OP AGREEMENT,
LEASES,
BONDS,
FEE BILLS,
CONSTABLE'S BLANKS,
kc, to, Ac.
JOB PRINTING.
We aro prepared to do all kinds of
PRINTING
SUCH AS
POSTERS,
PROGRAMMES,
f
CARDS,
letter heads,
envelopes,
bill heads,
"statements,
pamphlets,
' circulars,
Ac, Ac,
IN THE BEST STYLE,
AND ON
REASONABLE TEliMS.
ORDERS BY MAIL
FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK
WILL RECEIVE
PROMPT ATTENTION.
Goodlander dc le,
Clearfield,
Clearfield County, P.
THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA ' 'jj
ftsrspATrmvin OCT II. Irt
Conkling was tlio lunt of the triuni vim.
Morton, who succumbed first, at'rnpted
his priuo in the appointment of Trner,
and. pow lies inortunil. Blitlne, who
as expected to muko "a mugnilifuht
fight" with tho AilmiiiiHlrution, and
ho ltd off in tho Sonutu with a (lush
ing attack, came to grief in tho Maine
Convention, and, Instead ot leading It,
was really carried by it as helj!ota as
a nionuey on a nuna-orguii. aii is
now peace- between him and Hayes,
but not a loving pcaco. But tho mag
nificent Roscoe Conkling was cornered,
and fought it out to the last because
he found that ho bad no hope in sur
render. So he set bis back aguinst tho
wall and defied Mr. lluyus and all his
works, his pomps and vanities, bis
Southern policy, title toofllco and Civil
Servico Relorm. The superb Roseoc
seemed to win tho victory. Tho Con
vention, or a majority of it, thought
and felt and acted as he hud dictated.
and the magnificent fight against tho
Administration which Jlluine was oom.
polled to abandon was contested single
handed by Conkling. ' Dittitla no now
thing in love or war or politics lor a
man to perish by what would seem his
victories. SkobelctT, who tho other
day stormed the bloody slopes of Plevna
and took tho Turkish rodouht, lost so
many men that bo was too weak to
hold tho fort, and so was driven out
again, his army first shattered by its
victory and then annihilated by its de
feat. Thus it is with Conkling His
men in the packed Convention were
too strong lor Mr. Curtis, but tho moral
advantage of the combat was with tho
defeated faction. And now the Vnion
Leaguo Club of New York aro about
to hold a meeting, which will wrench
tho victory from ltottcoo and leave a
barren sceptre in bis gripe. In short,
Conkling will be "sat on," and will
come back to tho Senate a worse
whipped sorc-hcod than cither llhiine
or or if ho bo still alivo Morton.
Does anybody supposo thut it is Mr.
Hayes, or Mr. Evarto, or Mr Curtis,
that brought Itoscoo Conkling to dis
comfiture ? Jt is tho spirit of the
times. Hayes represents the idea ol a
reunited, whulo country, and States
rustored to their constitutional rights;
ho has been endorsed by New England
Conventions, and cordially welcomed
by the Now England fieoplo ; and be
has been received by multitudes Of
Southerners with cheers and entlium
asm. It is not lovo for the man thut
prompts thin, but the era of hope that
he represents. His Civil Servico Re
form, though it has produced no posi
tive results, has at leant placed on
record an official condemnation of tho
office-holders oligarchy ol (irantism,
and the people thank him for even that
much. The politicians who still sock
to run tho old machino are pulling
against tho steady resistance of tho
voters of the country, and so the tri-
rirs Conkling, Dlnino and Morton
fall. Surely if ever thoro was poetic
justice administered it is by this. If
Tildcn, who was rightfully elected, bad
been inaugurated, tho Republican parly,
purified by adversity, would havo bocii
strong for 1880. But when these vory
leaders conspired to put Hayes into
office by fraud and force, thoy not
only made tho chances of their party
hopeless, but drew upon their own
persons its concentrated odium. Thoy
disgraced themselves to servo their
party, and now it repudiates them be
cause they aro disgraced. Baltimore
Gazette.
THE LOUISIANA GANG.
The Uarrisbuig Patriot says : Tho
special correspondent of the Now York
Herald at New Orleans telegraphs tho
statomcnl that A bitter tend has grown
out of mutters connected with the ap
proaching Returning Board trials, bo-
tweon tho Wells-Anderson fuction and
the Kollogg-Packurd crowd. Tho Col-
loctorship of Abe port 1 the objective
point of the contending tactions, the
Kellugg-Packaid wing hoping for the
conviction of Anderson, who is Deputy
Collector, In which event tlicy expect
the control of the Custom Houso to
pass into their bands. Tho Adminis
tration at Washington, it is alleged,
have employed ex Congressman Sheila
bargcr, of Ohio, and another cx-Con-
grcssman, Juromiuh M. Wilson, of In
diana, to defend tho Returning Board
ers, and are trying to arrungo with tho
Louisiana authorities to keep all mat
tors relating to the Presidentiul title
out of the trial. This programmo is
also said to be satisfactory to Kellogg
and Packard who are willing tjiat tho
allegation of fraud in tho return of tho
latter as Govornor-olcct shall be mado
tho solo subject of Investigation. Their
reason for agreeing to this arrange
ment is stated to be that as Packard
received mora voles In tho Stale than
Hayes, if the members of the Return
ing Board are convicted of making a
false return for Governor, public opinion
will hold the latter morally guilty of
the same crime in giving cortiflcatcs to
the Hayes' Electors.
-- f ir i at i ami e i - - 1
Dlains's Menavi. Blaine sends
greeting to Conkling. His organ, tho
Bangor Whig says : It is enough now
to know that tho Republican Conven
tion of tho Kmpiro State has emulated
the " sUlwartnoss " of Maiue and Iowa,
and refused to hoist the " Stars and
Bars " above tho flag of the Union to
"conciliate" the gentlemanly Whlto
Leagues and Riflo Clubs of tho South.
Wourtt Up. The Philadelphia Time
says i The Ohio branch of tho Hayes
traveling combination circus has gone.
into winter qaartofs, and tl likely to
disband Indefinitely. Mr. Matthews,
the funny man ( Use concern, begs to
retire to "raako ono mourner weep
the loss."
HbTskis It. Tho edilor of tho Cin
cinnati Commereial Intimates that Goo.
It. Pendloton Is after Stanley Mat
thews' shoes, and Dan Voorhoos, over
in Indiana, is after Morton's. What
noble exebango. And we will add :
They will got thorn, too.
General Grant is astonishod at his
own success as an orator. , After read
ing his speeches ho said he doubted
whether in America they would be be
lieved to be tronnin; ' ' " 1 ' '
XACIT. CJtANDLRt AKI OKN
KliAL MILKS.
Tho Clnclnnnli h'nquirrr says : Tho
prominence won by Miles in bis Indian
fight recalls a good story.
Miles was lu Wellington wbilo
nient, and "tho" lit A' nautca nuing
pealed to by a clui kess discharged from
tho Interior Office, wended his way to
that interesting locality to uso his in
fluence to have the discharged restored.
Miles sunt In ni pasteboard, and was
bid to tuke a seut. But moments went
by on leaden-wings without a sum
mons. Uu sought tho messenger. The
messenger reported that ho had placed
tho pasteboard before tl'o Secretary.
Miles sent In another, and yet no doom
Mew open. At tust lie was culled into
tho preseueo of the great Michlgunder,
who, worn (low u by troublesome de
mands1 that bo ctiltracterir.ed to a pious
member of Congross by Buying that he
would "as soon bo in bell without a
fun as In tho Interior without appro
priations," was in bad humor. Miles
helped himself to t chair, and Zacli.
said, gruffly :
1 " Well, sir, what is your business 1"
"I camo, Mr. Secretary ," responded
Miles, smoothly, "'to got a poor woman
restored to her olurkship."
"What!" exclaimed Zuch., with an
emphasis that gavo tho force and ex
plosion to the word as if shot from the
deadly level of a gun.
"I came," repeated the distinguished
relative, "to get a discharged clerk
restored."
Zachariah rose solemnly from his
chair, stalked to tho door at which our
friend entered, and, pointing to a
printed placard thereon, roared :
"Can you read, sir?"
"Corlainly," responded the military
now, with a good deul of spank taken
out of him.
'Then rend that I"
Miles read : " No vacancies in this
Department."
"(food morning, sir! " growled Zaeh.,
and Miles huuled oft" to repair damages.
1 It happened that tho very nextSun-
day Miles was entering the grounds of
tho Soldiers' Home on a visit to Colonel
Pitcher. He had driven in his buggy
when Stack, dashed up, but the Sergeant
in churgo closed the gate, refusing him
admittance. Zach. had a friend with
him to whom ho wus dosirouB of show
ing the Soldiers' Homo, and noticing
this military gentleman on the inside,
sang out :
"1 say, Colonel, tell this tellow who
1 am, will you 7"
Miles dismounted from his buggy,
went back through the gate, and snid
slowly to Zachariah : . ,
!" Can you read, nil?'; ' if'
"Certainly lean," roared old Zach.
"Well, sir, read that!" and Miles
pointed with tho end of his whip to the
sign on the gate ; ' . i . . , ..'
" No Admission on Sunday."
" (rood morning, sir ! " said Miles, as
he drovo away. Tho Sergeant on duty
heard a stout old party in the carriage
soy : " Well, I'll bo damned."
Tin Wu'ki-iiiiu or Timk. Just
think of a Philadelphia audience cheer
ing tho portrait of lienors! Robert E.
Loo and busing that of 1'rcsldetil
Hayes. Yet such was tho case at tho
Walnut Street Theatre a few nights
since
Tub Buokin-Uiahhii Gii-man.
The Independent thinks there is nearly
all the distunco which separates hell
trom heaven between the brazen, con
scienoeleiej clfroDtury of Twsod and the
broken-hearted repentance of Gillman.
This business of whacking President
Hayes over the shoulders of Mr. Stan
ley Malthows has proceeded fur enough,
Stanloy suffers suilicicntly lor bis own
sins without doing penance for any
body else's.
Tho Now York Sim thinks that
"Solomon died too soon, or be might
have added to bis list of things past
finding out the ways of CarlScburx
in tho Department of the Interior." .
Tho rooster of the Cincinnati Inquir
er covors throe-fourths ol tho front ol
tho paper, and ho stands proudly erect
on the dome of the capitol-
Don Piatt says that every member
of Hayes cabinet savo ono is a candi
date for tho Presidency.
! , rfrpl Sflwrttjcmrntj..
JLECTION PROCLAMATION.
WIIKHKAB, by an Art of the (Isneral As-
semhly of the Commonwealth of I'enrN.vlvania
entitled "An Aet to regulate the lleneral Medina
within this Cntnmonweelth," It Is enjoined niioa
the Sheriff, of the several eounties to fire publie
notice of such eleotlno, the ftlaoos wtisre to be
held, and the omcers to be sleeted,
Tuxnarona, I, AHDMKW PRNTZ, Jr., II. rb
Sheriff af Clearfield ooanty. do hereby give fut
ile Nollee to the eleotors of the eeunlr of Clear-
ftrl'l, that ft general election will be held na
TitaanxT rntLowiao rns rianr MoanAV or No-
vrmbbb (being Ihe 6th day of the month), at the
several election districts ia said oounly, at whloh
time and place the quelifled voters will vote
For one person for Judge of the Supreme Court of
this commonwealth.
For one pereoa for Auditor General of tills Com
monweelth.
For ooe person for Slate Treasurer of tills Com-
monweaita.
For one per.oB fur rrothoaotary, Ae., tf Clear
Held oounly.
For one perion for Register A Recorder ef Clssr-
Idd eounty.
For one person fur Coanty Surveyor of Clearfls Id
. county.
The elector, of the oonnty of Clearfield will tahe
notice that the eaid election will ho held at Ihe
following iilacea, vis t
Ilnrnside borough at the publie school house In
said borough.
Clearfield borough, at Ihe Commissioners' office,
IB the Court House.
Cerwen.ville borough, et the bouse of Samuel
Way, eornar of State and Walnut atieels, In said
borough.
llout.dale bnrongh, at the publie hones of Wm,
Parher, ia said borough.
Lumber City borough, at Ihe public eehool bouse.
Nswburg borough, at the school hoase, ra said
borough.
New VYaslilngtoa borough, at tho public school
house, IB eaid borough.
OsoetHa borough, at the public hoBse ef Milo
Hovt, In said borough.
VVallaeetoa torough, at the publie school house
1b said borough.
Ueooaria township, at the Ualoa Hotel, la Glen
Hope.
Brll townabin, at the house of Robert Hehaffey.
Rloom township, at the house of the late Jamea
Illoom, Sr.
Bugga town.bip, at the hones of Howard Albert.
Bradford township, at tba house of Jacob Pierce.
Brady loWDibin, illtepablit koaea of Willi. m
Scbw-m, Jr., In Lutneraburg.
Bitrneide towashln, at Young's school house
Cheat town.hip, at the public aehoolbouso Bear
Hlmoa Korooeugh a.
Covington toWBshia, at the school boost In Mul
tenkurg.
Decatur tewnsalp, at Centre eehool hoase.
Fsrgusoa township, et the houee ef John Greg
ery, formerly eeeepied by Thee. HobWoa, ( Breed -way.)
Uirerd township, et Congress Hill school bonae.
Goshen lownship, nt the publie school houss at
onawaviue.
Graham towaahlp, at the house ef the lilt Jacob
llubler.
Ureeawond lowarhlp, at Ihe publie house ef
Samuel llullgan, IB said lownsnip.
Gulteh towasbip, at the publie school hoese, la
Jaasevllli.
Huatoa towuahlp, at tba bouse ef the Lie Jesse
Wlleeaw . .
JuNaa lowest ip, atthe eatUe aaaoel beast, la
AneonvilM.
Kaon lewashlp, at Turkey Hill school hoaae.
Karthaaa towa.bip, at Brldgen'a eoheol house.
Lawreaoe towa.hip, at the A rbltretloa room, la
the Court House, In the borough of Clearfield.
Mnrrit towniblp, at tht bow fbrntrtj OMaplttj
bj TIiouim Krltr.
Pmi htp, t tbt hol1 fcrnstrlj by
W. W. An.ltr.oo, i
Pih (owiihlr. t tbt tftwaihlp tbuo1 hotiM la
h .hi rough ot Curwtiniville j
I nl-n lownnliip. l tU bout of U. K. Diubaktr.
W(tfarl toutiabtf., 4 111 hottf of XHoumi
at IT AVT tripUnn Ik aioUa u. vnn m
oiwiiuna ta in inrfral ootintiaa or lota Jia
iniitiwMlib. appraratl tb JMtb do of Marab,
A. U. I HI ft, vi.,
fiiumov I. ft it tmrnttU by tba Sonata an!
Iluuiaof Httprtirntallvta ofthf OonmsawMllh of
t'tiDDnjlf svoiti to UanarrJ AiNtnbl mi, and It U
hrrrt (.aaoWil bj avibirity aftba mm, Thuttha
utialititKl tutart a! ifa'aj 0ti ovuntUS Sj
Cum uub wealth, at all inner I, Um mbip, br axh
and i)iM.al alao t ton ar hrrb)', bra(Ur auibnr
iaail aad r)uirtl to voto, bi ttokata, prlatoii, or
written, or partly priatail and partly writton, aav
artU ly clat titled aa folloara : Ona tioktt aball
braoa lb natnta of all jud)Ca of rourti Totad for,
and to labolott, oainjf'judinlary ona tlafatt :
ball mbrao tba bkio of Hit Htat oAoora trottd
for, and bo lalialad, "Halt i" on tinkti aball
braeo tba aamet of all oonnty offloora vtl for, I
iaaludinK oflloe of atatr, aiatnbar, and matabtn i
of aitemlily.if voImI lor, ai! mtaibr of Cunnrtaa.
if voied lor.aau uo libolads 'fiunty i ona tioioi
thall tutbract tba nataoa of all towniblp olBoora i
vo(pa lur, and no labalad. "townr-nip : on lloaat i
hall a a braoa tba nam, of all borough offloora
i tad fur, and ba lalbHlod, "borough and aacfc ,
la hall ba dtpottt1 In atjitrato ballot boxaa.
A mrinor aappiomtnt to th aoi reguiaitof
eirotiona in tbia I'onimonwoaiin, apirovta
January 8ft, and Ptbruarv 1.1, A. D. 1874 t
waiw tun rou.t aat. to aarr of ax.
Bra, A. At all alecilona haraaftar bald utidar
tba laara of tbia Cotaoonwaaltb, the polls aball ba
oiiantd at aavan u'otuok, a- m., and oloiad at aatan
o olook, p. n.
Ari'oTiiTBT or junoaa iHnrarroaa.
Bur, 0. Id all alectiitn dlitrlct wbtr a raeanny
riila by rtaaon of lha diMiiiallfiotloo of tha
omoari or oinorwita in an election noara Dnrno
for appointed, or where any orw dlttrlat ahalt bo
formi-rl, th Judgaor Ja lgtiof tho Court of Com
mon 11 cat of tha proper eouoty aball, tea daya
before any general or aieclal elrttlon, appoint
eomitetont peraoni to III aald vaoannio, and to
eonauet the eleottoq la taid now diatriala, aat la
tho apptilnttnimt of Imuvctur' in nj tiiB
diilrlot both tbalf aot b of tbo aauo pnlilieal
party, and tha jatga of election ah el I in all earn
be of the pohtteal party having the majority of
votea In eaid dittrtot at aaarly at tha taid Judge
or Judgnt ntn aaerrtaln tha fact, aod In eat of
tho tniagratinentof tba Judgti at to tha aeleetioa
of impeotvra th polltlflnl tnitjorily of the mlgea
nan eoioet on or taia inipoetori, ani in mtoor-
Ity J edge or judgtt atta.ll aaltet the other.
ear. 7. n hfnevar there ahall be a raeanay In
an election buard on the morning of an election,
eaid vaoanoy ahall b filled In eonfunnlty with
eliding law.
nt'tiaa or ilkctiom orrirxm.
rid'. 8. At the optnlotf of th polli at all elee-
tloaa it thall ba the duty of the Midget of election
fur their rftnccttve dutrlolt to dotigaato oao of
toe tofpaotora, wbote iluty It thai I be to have la
oat tody lb regit, try of voter, and to make the
fktriee 1 heroin required by law, aad U aball be
the duty oi tnaoinor or tho laid tatpaotur to
rreivo and auinbtr the billota preaeoted at aaid
election.
8 re. 9. All at-ftium by tba oititona ahall ba b?
ballot; avi-ry ballot rotcd vhall baumbrd la
th order ia which It aball l. reeeived, end the
number recorded by the elvrkeon the lift of rotere
ofpotite Ihe nan or the tlMtor from whom re
doited. And any voter Toting two or more tick
et, lb eoveral tioketa to voted thall each be
auabortd with tb number oorrrtuondlov with
the namber to the name of the voter. Any elao
tor may write hit name upon bia tiokel or eaua
tb tame to be written thereon, and altattad by
a eltiaen of Ihe dutriol. In addition to the oath
now pretcrib4 by law to be takoa and dihiorttxMf
by election otfioar, they thall tererally Lot worn
or amrmeti not to uiacioaa now an leotor aba
bav voted, on lata required to do to at witaeetet
a a ludiolal prooatvliog. All judiea. inaneetort.
clerk and ovrr of any olectiua held
nadi'T thi ant thall, before entering npoa their
dot lea. bo duly twora or affirmed In tb nreiantM
ofeaeb oth-r. Tb judg ihall b tworn by th
minority tntpecior, inner aaan o taob minority
lnpeehr, and In eat there thall be no minnrlty
incDrctor lhn by a Jottioe of the peace or alder
man . and the lnprolore, overturn and elerke ahal I
be twern by tb Judge. CtrtiAoatea of aneb i wear
ing or afflrmirg aball be duly made out and tlgn
ad by the offlcert to tworn, and altetted by the
olboor who admiaittored the oath. If aoy Judge
or minor. i J intpooior reiuteaor lain to twoar tba
o Ulcere ol election In the manner rpaulred bv tbia
aet, or if auy officer of elretion thall ant without
bring firal Jul' aw Ufa, or n any officer of election
rhall tirn the form of oath without boioc duly
tworn, or If toy Judge or minority lnprlor thai)
certify that any officer wai tworn wba be wat
not, it thall hodremed a miJmeanor( and upon
conviction the officer or offloert ao o0eniing ahall
ba flm-d not etoeediog ona thouiand dolUra or
miprtfonment not eieeeiling ona year or both In
the ttifcretioa of tb ouart.
ton aaoiaTaarn vuTaaa.
8kc 10. On Hi day of election any nraon
who-e name thall not appear on tbo regiitry of
voter, and wbo elalmt tba right to vote at taid
elect ion, thall produce at leatt oct qualified voter
of th ditriet a a witneM to 'he retldane of
ih elaimtnt la lb dittritrt In which b claim to
b a voter for Ihe riorlod if at leatt two montha
immediately preeediog eaid election, which wit
neat thall b awoara or attraaetl, and Mbaertb a
wr.iittn, or partly -riio and parity printed aA
davit to the faelt ttated by bin, wbieb affidavit
ball define elearly where the rideoea ia of tho
poraow ao claiming t be a voter, aad tb perana
to elaitning th right to vote ahall alt take and
(uhterlb a writ tea, or partly written and partly
printed affidavit, ttatiog to tha beat of hit know
ledge aud belief when aad whore h wat bora ;
that be baa bea a oiliiea of th United Bute
for on moalb, and of tha Commonwealth af
Feoatylraaiai that ba hat rettded ia lb Com
monwealth one year, or it formerly a oualilod
elector or native bora aititoa thereof, aod aa
rein o red therefrom and returned, that ha haa r. ;
tided therein tli rnontho neat precding taid le- i
lion ; that ha baa retided In tba dittrtet la which
h claiint to be a voter for the period of at leatt
two montha immediately preeoding taid eleelloa;
that h haa not moved lota the dirt riot for the;
pvrpo of voting therein t that a bat, If;
twenty two yeare of age or upward, paid a Stat
or oounty toi within two yeare, which waa aaaeat- j
ed at leatt two montha and paid at leatt on month
bufnre the elect ion. The aald affidavit ahall alto
tat when aod whar tb tax claimed to be paid '
by tha affiant waa attei;,l, aad whan aod where
and to whom paid, and th tai roovtpt therefor
ball be produced for eramt nation nnleaa tb
affiant thall atata la bit affidavit that tt hat beoa
lot or deetroyed, or that b never reeelved any 1
and, if a natural ited oil! ten, thall aleo ttat when,
where and by what coart he waa natural I ted, aad
hall alt a rod ace bit eerimRatoof aatora itatlen
for aiaminatioo hut If lha perion aa claiming
the right tr. vote than Uk and tobporib an affi
davit that ha la a native born altlita of lha
United Hlatea, or If bora elao wh re thall atata
tha faet ia bia afldatit, and aball produe evi
dence that bo hu beta aatiiraliiod, or it ntitld
to eitiwnahip by roaton of hit fatbar'a aatarali
aation, and ahall further ttat In hit affidavit that
Im la at th time of making th affidavit of th
nge of twenty, oao and ondor twenty two ycartj
that he bat bees a cltiien of tba United bia toe
iie month, and bat redded ia tha Stata ona
year t or, if anaili boracitiien of tb fltat, aad
removed therefrom and relaincd, that ba haa re
aided therein ail moat ha aeit preeeding taid
election, and in the election diatriol twe monlkt
Ironietliatolf preceding inch election, be aball be
eatltltd to role although b aball not bar paid
taxea. Tba aaid aflnlavita at all pert oat making
tueh altlmt and the affidavit of tha witaeeaee to
their rraidrnoa thall be prrved by Ihe eloetiea
board, and at tba elaa ef tb leotion they aball
b enoloaed with tht lift of voter, tally liat. and
other paper required by law to be lied by tb
retura jange wiid me protnonoiary.aaa tnaii re
main on Ala tberewtih iu the prulbenotary'a offieo, 1
euhitel to eianilaatioa aa other o lee hub paper
are. If Ih election ofueera aball lad that th
applicant poaiataee all lb legal qualification of
a voter he thall b permit ted a vote, and kit
name thall be added to iht lit of taiabl by th
election offioera. tha word Ntat" being added
wbert tba claimant claim ta vuta on tea, aad th
word "age" where he claim to vol on ag, tha
tame wordi being added by the elerkt ta each
otic rctpectlrely on the litta of pereuai rolta g
ni inch election,
cALi,r-.ta r RrwiaiRRBD roraaa.
Hasten II. It ahall lelawfat for any quallfled
ottiiei tif tha dittritt, aot hwt lb it aad ing tbo
nam f th proputed volar la coataiaed oa th
list f rldnt taiablei, to oh allonge tb vote of
aweb pereoa, whoraapoa tha aama proof af tba
right of auffrage at bow required by law aball b
publicly made, aad acted oa by tba election
board, and lb vol admitted or rejected aoeord
ing to tb at idenoe. Kvery aeraaa claiming t
be a nature I reed eitieen aball b required la pro
due bit neturaliaetioa eltifiaato at tb eleelloa
bArir voting aept wbora h baa bean for Ira
yoara conaccatlvel a voter In ih dittrlct la
whloh he offer hit vote, aad oa lb tot of tueh
peraon being received It ahall ba the doty of th
IretioB fllura to write ar ttamp oa auob certifl
eat th word ''voted," with the day, month aad
year, and (f any cleetlon offiaet or effloer thai I
receive a aeejoad vote on Ih earn day bj vlrta
of the tame certificate, except where aunt are en
titled to vott baoaua of tba aatarali eattoa of
their father, they and the prrton who thall offer
each eteohd vote ahtll ba guilty of amltdemaaa
or, and on oonvktion thereof ba fined ar imprit
oned, or botb, at tba d iter tlon of the eourt, bat
the fin ahall aot oneeed five hundred dollar ta
each ante, aor th Impritoameat on year. Tb
like puaiahmeat aball ba lalletod oa avitioa
of tb o IB or i f ltloB who aball aogleet ar re
fuaa to make ar oaoa to b made tb eader
ment required aa aforeaald aaild aataratiaatioa
oartiflnaia.
aaoLBor or aurr or at.acTtoa orncaaa.
Brctiob 13. If any eleetioa officer ahall refute
or aogleet to raouir tanh proof ol tb right ef aaf-
frg at it date Hoed by tbia law, ar tb lawa la
whiob tbia la a lonDlemeat, from ant pereoa of
fering to vota wboa aama It not aa the Uat af
ataeaaad voter, or who right to vote la thai
longed by any qualified voter preeeat, and aball
admit tueh prtoa ta vol wit beat reqatrlag tarb
proof, every awreoa ae affoadiag aball wpoa tow-
viotloa ba guilty af a mlid-BMaaor. aad aball ba
mb tenet, for every now eaoaee to pay a aa aot
etat-edlBt Iva handrtd dollar, ar t a a dor go aa
Imprleanuteal aot mora thaa aaw yoar.ar both at
tba dleeraliea of the oowrt.
canvA ow yaa totbi it tub oauar.
Sar. IK. Ae aoaa ae tb Bella ahall aloea the of
floor af the election hall proaewd ta aoaat all
th vote eaat for each ewadidatt voted for, and
take oat a fall return af the aama ta triplicate,
wllh a ret era tbeet la addition, In all of which
tbo vnUt reeelved byoaoh oandHlaUihall la ffiv-
a after hia nr her name, Irat la word aad agaia
ia flaarea. aad ahi b aigned by alt et tai of
fleer, and oertlled by overteer If any, ar If aot
a certified th overtoere aad any officer rfatl-ic
to tlgn arotrtify or aitber af them, than writ
npoa each of tb ret am bia or their raaeeae rot
net ilrtlsf or (rortlfviag them. Tat i town
ire eoMNfttl ikmll alt e aWir aatf fmilw oVeVareoJ
Aeat tat at tk eirtetrie areteaf, aad
hrif Hatrmrnt eAowiaf ta toeea recoieew eaea
ntacfirfirlai A it Mate mnd etVaed f tl eleerfea
aflrtrw iow at tfct toet ft aareaf, aatf Ih eaate
n 0 tMfltaeliviJWy wotfeti ep aa tat aoor a roe
efeefVoa Anaet or inof-elt'oa a (it pW: Tba
trip Heat a retarat aball be encloted la tan
1 tavtl'tpe
groat 2,flwUsfmfnt.
and be reeled la th ftraaaa of tb ofloera,
and ona onvalopa with to nnaoalad retarti aheet
given ta tb Judge, whkvh thall contain oaa Ittt
af volar, tally-paper, and oalba of offloora, and
another of aai I ebvelopea ahall be given to the mi
nority in poo tor. All Julget living within twolre
mil of the proibonoiary'i office, or wilbia
twenty fuar mile, if their reaideneebe ia a Iowa,
.V-'Jjbr A4. ji'a t-r ttja Jjoe vf a.rsllrt), 4Jv
uioriilian, ul ilia utiv a
other Judgot tbatl before twelve o'clock meridlaa
of the teoond day afUr tb citation, deliver laid
return, together with retura tbeet, ta tht pro
thonutary of tbo oourt al aomioon pleat of the
eoanly, which eaid retura tbaot thai) be fllod, and
tbe day and hoar of filing marked thereon, aad
aball be preserved by Ibo prc?boi,otary for publie
fatpcetion. Al twelve o'clock on tbe aald aeoood
day following any election, tha prothonotary of
tba eourt Of common plea thall preooiit tbt aaid
relume to th taid oourt t la aoanliee where there
ia bo reeldeut pretidint Judge, Ih aaaoeiate Judg
aa ahall perforin tba dutiea Impoeed upon tha
ooart of common pleaa, which aball eon rone fur
aid purpoeei tb relurne pretented by th pro
thonotary thall be opened by aaid oourt, and com
puled by auob of lit uftoera, and aacb awora at
eittaul aa tba oourt thall appoint. In tha pretene
of tb Judge or Judge of aaid court, and the
ret u rat certify aad oertiloatea of eleelloa iatued
under the aeal of the oourt, at la bow required to
bo done by the return Judge, and th vol at ao
computed and cert 1 fled thall ba open 10 tbe publie,
and in oaae tba return of any eleetioa uUlrict
ball be mifilog whea tho return are preaeoted,
or in caae of complaint of a qualified elector nndr
oath ebarging palpabl fraud ot mi take, and
particularly pooiryiug tba alleged mi take or
fraud, or where fraud or tola take ia apparent oa
lb return, tba tourt aball eiamint the return,
and if In tbe judgment of the eourt It thall Sa
neeeiiary to a jutt return aald oourt thall lima
tutumary proreta agtiatt tba eleetioa offletra
and overseer if aay, ef tb eleetioa diHriat com
plained of, to bring theia forthwith Into aunrt,
with all eleetioa paper la their poireition, and
It palpabl mittak or fraud ahall be dierovered,
it thall, upon auih bearing aa may be deemed
neeeoiary to entlgbtea th ooart, and baoorreeted
by tbo oourt, aod ao eertifled but allegatlona of
palpable Ifauil or ulitab tba 11 te oeided by th
aaid ooart within three daya after the day the
retnrna are brought Into eoart for eomputatioa,
and tha aaid inquiry thall ba directed .nly to
palpable fraod or mlaube, and 111011 not be
deemed a Judicial juried to tloa ta eonelada any
oooteat bow or hereafter to bo provided by lew,
aod the other of aald triplloaU return ahall be
pieced la the boa and aealed op with tba ballota.
nothing in thla aet aball require the retarna of
ottclioa of borough or towoibip oDoert to bo
mado tt the court aa dt reeled in thlt aection, but
ail ui returaa 01 it. tec (ion 01 towaibip aad
bumugh offlcera aball ba eoeloted in a aealed cover,
directed to tb prothonotary of tht court of com
moa pleat of the proper eounty, and ahall by
tow on of them be delirerod lato bia oflloe
within three daya after every auch election and
tiled therein. In count ict where there are three
or mora Judge of aaid ooart, learned ia the law,
at leatt two Judgea thall tit ta compute and cer
tify returaa. unlet anavoidably prevtatad. If
auy of tbe eaid judgea aball bimtelf bo a candi
date for any olboo at aoy election ba abali not tit
with tbe oourt or aot ia counting tbe return t af
taob election, ana in auob caae tba other Judgea,
If aoy, aball act, and if in any eounty there thall
be no judge qualified to bold tbe aaid eoort under
tba prwiiiont of tbia act pretenl and able to ant.
thea aod ia every tuco eate, tb re liter of will.
the sheriff and ooualy ommiationrt of tti proper
oounty ahall be and oonititule a Buard, who, or a
majority of whom thall have aad eiereiae all tbe
powera, aad parlor ia all tba dulioa voated la or re
quired to be performed by tbe eourt of common
plea of aocb ooanty, by and under tbe provi
a tout of tbia aection t but aoaa of tha aaid otboera
thall aot at a member of tacb Board when him
aelf a candidate for any office at the elect ion, tbe
ret u mi of which th aaid Hoard it required lo
euuni unacr tee proviaiont ot toia aeetloa.
8c. 1. Ia all electiona hereafter the eartlflente
of naturalisation, If genuine, ahall be eoneloalve
ovidene of tb facia mentioned therein, and
where the pertoa offering to rote elalmt the right
on the pay woo t af tax, tb receipt of tnch lea, if
aigned by th propr officer, aball be tb tvldcnoa
thtreof 1 If auch person doe not produce taob re
ceipt, then tbe payment of tbe tai may be proven
by tbe oath af auch perron, or other tvideaee
Hating when, wbert and la whom auob tax waa
pant.
Notice la tart her hereby given. That
all penoaa except Jutt ice of tbe Peace, who
hall hold aa uffioe or appointment af trait under
the govornmtnl 01 tbe united Btalea, or of tbit
State, or of any incorporated district, whether a
enmmiialoned officer or otherwiae, a aubonlinete
officer or agent, who la or aball be employed wa
der tbe Lrgialatlva, If locative tr Judicial de
part moa lo ef tbia StaU or of tbo United States,
or aay city or Incorporated dutrlet and alto
that every member af Con greet, or of tb Stat
Leg iila tar, or of tb eommoa or select eouacil tf
any city or com mini oner of aay Incorporated
dial not, are by law Incapable of holding or
exercising, at tht eama time, th office or ap
pointment of Judge, Inrpeelor or Clerk of any
lection of thit Commonwealth.
OV KLKCTI0N OFFICERS.
In eat th pvrma who thall hav received tbe
eecond highest namber of vote nr lntpctor,tbal1
not atleod oa tba day of eleetioa, then the pertoa
who tball bare reoeivod tbe aeeoad highest auaa
ber af vatte fur Jadgt at th aext preceding elec
tion, thall act aa intpoator ia bia plaeo) aad ta
eaae ihe pertoa who tball have received th high
est number of wtet for latoectur aball aot attend,
the proa elected judge, aball appoial ao inspec
tor la bia plans atttj la iw ,,, porsoo eltwted
judge (ball aot attend, !ba tbe iatpeetor who ra
ivd the higbeat namber of vetot, aball appoint
a Judge ia hi place ; or If any vacancy ahall eua
liaaa la tba board for the space ef ono boar after
th time Ixed by law for tbe opaaiag af the eieo
Uon, tbt qualified voter of the towaibip, ward
or dittritt for which auch offioet ahall have been
elected, pretent at tbt pUet of eleetioa, tball a,
loci oaa oat ef their number to 111 each vacancy. ,
Alao, that where a Judge, by aicknee or aae
voidable accident, ia unable ta attend aach meet
ing of judgea, thea tbe certificate or rotara tball
be taken charge ef by ana of tbe Intpeolora or
elerkt af the election of tha dittrlct, who tball do
and perform tbe dutiea required of aaid judge aa
able ta attend,
CONSTITUTIONAL PKOVIfilONS. i
Special attention la hereby directed to Ibt 8th
Article of th Nw Ooattitutioe. I
Section I. K very male dtitea twenty-one y cart
of age, pureeieing tba following qualifications,
thall be eo titled to vote at all elections.
First lit aball have been a eittie ol th Uni
ted States at leatt ona month.
Second He aball bavt reetded la tbt Stale ont
year, (or, if hariag previously boea a aualifiej j
elector or native bora eltiaen of tb Stat, he
shall have removed therefrom aad returned,) then I
ail months, immediately preceding th election,
Third He ahall bave resided in the eleetioa I
diatrict whar he tball offer ta vote at leatt two ;
monthi Immediately preeeding tbe eleetioa. j
Foarlb 11 tweoly-twe years of age or upward
ba aball have paid wiihia twe yoara a 81' or
oaaty tax. which ahall have been atteeted at
leatt two moatki, and paid at least an moath
before th election.
Sac. 4. Alleleetiona by tbe eltfsent ahall be
by ballot. Kvery ballot voted aball be aamoered
In tbe otder la which H tball be received, and
tht number recorded by tbe eleetioa orSoera aa
th lut of voter, opposite tbe aama of tbe eleetor
who Breton te th ballot Any eleetor may writ
bia aama apoa hit ticket, or eease tbt aama ta he
writ tea tbertoa, and altoeted by a eititea of th
d iit riot. Th eleetioa offlwr shall be tworn or
affirmed aot ta disclose bow aay l voter tball have
voted unleti required to da so aa witness in a
Jadieial preeeediug.
Sac. . It! lectori shall, la all earn except
treaaoa, felony, and breat h er tarety af the peaoe,
be privileged from arrest dariag tbeirattendaaee
on eleetioa a aad ia going la aad retaraing there
from.
Har.fi. Whenever any of the qualified eleo
tore of tbia C-.mmoa wealth tball be la actual mil
itary eerviee, aador a requisition from the Proli
ne, of tne uat tea eiate ar ay tba aataonty at
thla VommoBwaaiib, ml electors may eierctet
the right of taflrag ta all et oct Ion by tba eitl
aoaa, under each regalatioae at If they ware proa
eat at their ataal plaeo af eleetioa.
SacrioB t. All law regelating th holding of
election ay ma eiutene or tor tae rtgitttauoa
ofeleetora ahall be aai form throughout the State
bat bo elector shall be deprived of tb privilege
ef vetiag by reason ef hia name tot being regis
tered. StCTtoa I. Any pertoa who thall glvar prom-
lea tr offer to give, to aay eleetor, any moaey, re
ward, er e tbtr valuable consideration for hia volt
at aa letloa, ar for wlthboldiag lha tarn, ar
who thall give ar promise to give aaab eon ii dera
tion te aay pereoa or porty for each eleetor who
nan reeeiv or agre to reeeive lor aimaaii or tor
aaelher, aay moaey, reward or ether valuable
consideration for hi vote at aa alettlon. er for
withholding the aama. thall thereby forfeit tba
right ta vole at aueh election, and any eleetor
who right to vote ahall be e halloa god for tueh
aae before tbe eleetioa officer, aball be requ tr
ee ia awear er eta rat taat ta matter ol the tbai
Itago I aatrat tr.. rt hia Vote thall b reoeivod.
HatTTtoa ff. Any mi-oob wbo aball. while a can
didate for oltee, be gallty ef bribery, fraud, ar
wilfal violet loa of aay election law, ahall ba for
tvtr disqualified from holding aay office ef treat
at profit ia Ibit Com moa wealth, any person toe
vietod ef wilfal violation ef the eloetiea lawt
ball, la additlea te aay noaeltlet provided by
law, be deprived of the right af suffrage absolute
ly lor tae term 01 lour years.
Ser. 13. For tha aurpote af voting a poraoa
thall be deemed to have galaed a retldeaot bj
reatoa of bit abeonoe, while employed ia tha tor-
vice, of either elvil or military, of tali Htat or
lb Halted Mete, aor while engaged la Ihe nav
It ation of the water ef the Bute or tbe (Jailed
Butt, or oa tbo high aoaa, aor while a ttadeat
el aay mttiiatioa or learning, not whil kept la
aay poor house at other asylum at public ex
panse, aor while confined la publie prieoa.
See, It. Dittrlct eleetioa board ahall eoBiItt
of a Judge aod two In spec tort, who ahall ha obo
tea aaaually by tb tititene. Kaeh eleetor ahall
ba tbe right lo vote for tht Jadgt and one ia
apeetor, and each Iatpeetor ahall appolai one
elerk. Tht first eleetioa board for any aew die
trlet shall be selected, aad veoeeetet la eleetioa
board filled, aa provided by law, Bteolio offi
ten ahall be privileged from arreet apoa days af
eteettoa, while eagacetl la me Ing up aaa treat
milling returns, oitept upon warrant of a eoart
of reeera or junge uereot, tar aa eiettioa (raue,
br felony, ar fur waa tea breach af the aeaea. la
elite tby may elaim aiemptiea from ery doty
dariag their terete ef aarvlea.
Set. Ik. No pertoa ahall be qualified to serve
at aa elect! officer who shall hold, er ahall
within twe moat ha bav bold aay Bo, or p
aolatmcwl or em ploy meat la er aador the gov
ernmeat af tha U oiled State er of thla Stat, er
of aoy ally er eoanly, arof any municipal hoard.
eosumitaioe ar treat la any eity,eaveealy Jutt tee
ef the peace, aad aidormea, at tones publie, aae
persons ia tbe militia tervioe ef the Stata; aor
shall any eleetioa offioer be eligible to any tivll
office te be filled at aa eleetioa at whleh he aball
serre, taveoalyto aatb taberdlaate, municipal.
er K-oel eeleera. below tbe grade or city er eeuaiy
oncer, aa bail be aigato by general tawa,
UIVBN under my hud aad teal, al Clearfield,
Feaa'a, thla tenth day ef October, ia
L. S th year ef ear Lord one Iheaeaad eight
hundred aad tevea ty-eevta aad af tbe
Indptttleaee of tbe United Stole tbe 01
head red aad totted.
ANURRW fKim, Jr., Sheriff.
1717y 1 aot ull7 nrncd In Iboao tloiea, but
lb H can bo made ta three ajoeihi hy any
aa ef either i, la any part of tb
ouatry wbo I willing to work Bloodily t Ih
employment that w feral ah. $A8 per week te
your nwa tawa. Voa aood aut ba away from
home over aigbt. Yoa aae g iva year wboU (Una
to the work, or only ynurtbare momenta. Itootta
,r. 'Viv o: -
e.tlaue, At.iu.. i
A NEW DEPARTURE
IN
LUTHEKSBVRG.
HeraaAer, goods will be told fur CASH only,
or In eaehange for pro.iuo. No books will bo
kept lb the future. All old amounts muat be
eettled. Those who cannot eath up, will please
band over their aotei add
CLOSE THE EECORD.
I am determined to tell my goods at oath
price, aad at a diaeount far below that tvtr
offered ia tbit vicinity. Tbe discount I allow my
eustomers, will make them rich in tweuly years II
ihty follow my adrloe aod buy their goods from
me. I will pay eatb for wheat, oats aod el over
seed. UANIKL UOOiaANDKR.
Luthartburg, Jaauary 17, 1877.
TIN & SHEET-IRON WARE.
CANDIS MERRELL
Ha opened, la a building oa Market street, oa
tbe old Western Hotel lot, oppotito the Court
House In Clearneld.e lie and hbeet-lroa Manu
factory aod Store, where willb found at all time
a full line of
house FTOinsimTa goods.
Stows, Hardware, Etc.
Iloait Bpoutlng aad all kind of jub work, repair
tog, Ac, done eo short notice and at reaioaeblt
rates. Also, agent for th
Singer Sewing Machine.
A rapply of Machines, with Needle, Ac, al
ways on bead.
Trms, strictly oasb or country produce A
snare ni patronage soiickch.
O. 8. MKRKRLL,
Superintendent.
Clearfield, April Si, 1877-lf.
JEMOVAL!
JOHN McCAUGHEY
Would reepeetfblly notify th publie generally
that a ba removed bta urooery more irom
Hhaw't Row. to tho building formerly occupied
by J. Milea K ratter, on Second street, asit door
to Blglsr's hardware store, where bt intends
keeping a full line of
It O C K It 1 1: N.
HAMS, DRIED BEEF aad LARD.
SUGAR8 anal 81 RUPS, of .11 gradet.
THA 8, Q reea aad Black.
COFFEE, Roasted aad Oreea.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
cia'a-ed rm ITS,
All kind, la tne market.
PICKLES, IB Jars aad nsrr.lt.
SPICES, la over; furas aad varl.lj.
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL KINUejoKCRACKGRH.
SOAPS,
MATCHES,
DRIED APPLES,
DHIHD rRACIIKS,
DRIED CHERRIES,
Coal Oil ixvl Lamp Clvimney.
Aed a toed eesortaml ef those tblnia asoallv
kept la a grocer etore, vbirk he vrill exchange
ror aaaraetlug et tbe market pneea.
Will eell for eash Ba theeplj at bbj other eae.
Pleeee e.11 aad tee bit Itoek aad Jade, for
yoar..ir.
JOHN UoOAUOHKY
Cle.rf.rld, J.n. J, IITT.
THE TIN SHOP!
RlIG MY0W MUIIIVE!
FRED. SACKETT,
ROOM NO. 1, PIE'S OPERA HOUSE,
Clearfield, Pa.
Reepeetrullv Infant, his eastsnierii. aad Ihe nob.
lie In general, thai he eontinass to manuraotare
all kind, of
Tin, Copper & Sheet-Iron Ware,
Of Irat-olaaa material only, and la a workman
lite
ROOFING rtnd SPOUTING
done oa abort notice aad very reasonable terms.
COOK STOVES,
HEATING STOVES AND FtlRKACKH always
kept la stock, and for ul low.
Gas-Filling and Plumbing
a specialty.
Oaa Fliteres alwaya oa hand. All work guaran
teed to give satitfactioB.
A there af publie palroaagt oardlally solicited
FRED. BACKKTT.
Clearfield, Pa., May I, 177.
BUY THE BEST
Poorl Shirt I
Nob genu!
enalao Z
witbout
it tbia ( a C A ni Trade Mark
Trade
Mark. V r UAnl. J P.l.nl.d
REASONS WIIT TBI
PEARL SHIRT
18 PREFERRED TO ALL OrilKRA i
let. Tb are made af the eery beet madia.
3d. Bosom t are three ply aad made of tbe beet
Iteea.eath ply bet eg guaraateed te be all llaea.
Id. They are made only by capable aad etprl
taetd head, are aerofoil y tespeeted and are
aasarpassea by aay etaer ta woramaasbip.
41b. They are gaaraalaod la It aad tw give tatlt
fact loa la every parti I ar.
Try Thm ui U OoaTiftMl
FOR BALE BY
T. A. FLECK & CO.
ON PRICE PKKe DRY AOODS DOVSI,
MOTIONS, MILLINERY rANOY OOOD8,
Market WrMf, Clearield, r.
y. it, Ti n.
ERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
nANGINO VASE3,
Stnve Lining and Fire Brick,
kept constantly on hand.
Ju-- . .T
or RVKKY KKdCHlPTIUNI
CROCKS! POTS I CROCKS I
Platier'! Patent Airtight Self Healing
Fruit t auai
BUTTKR CKoC'Krt. with lida,
CKKAM CKOCKH, MIU CHOCKS,
APP1.R - BUTTHR CROCKS,
HIC'KLK (JHUUKS,
FLOW Kit POTS, PIK DtSHVS.
KTBW rUTO,
And a great many other thlngt too numerous to
mention, to be bad at
FRCD'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE - WARE POTTERY,
, Corner ot Cherry and Third Street.
Cl.KAKFliaL), PA. augS
a. r. suLira. a- m cuaaia.
p. BKILBMUB.
(il 1,1(11, Md'ORKLE & CO.'S
(Suceeesors to Joba Uullob
POPULAR
FURNITURE ROOMS,
Market mreet, Clearfield, Pa,
W maoufaetDrt all kindt of Farnitnr for
Chambers, liming .loom, Llbrarist and Hall.
tf you want Farnitnr of any kind, don't buy
until yiu ao oox storb. -
UNItEKTAKINCl
fn all Its branches. We keep ia stock all the
latest and most iinjrovvl (voluua and nnketa,
and havs ercry fa-iillty fur properly con
ducting thi branoh of our bm-inss.
We bave a pntnt Corpse Pre
server, in which bodies can
be preserved for a con.
aidrrable length of
time.
A member of tba firm haa hi sleeping apart
meat at our wan -room, where ha oan be foocd by
any per ma who come at Bigot for tba purpoee ol
procuring coffin t.
Clearfield, Pa., May 10, 70 I y.
N
EW
FIaOIIH. FKIelt,
AND
GROCERY
STORE.
A. G. KRAMER & CO.,
Rooaa rltt. 4. Ple'e Opera Huute.
Clearield, Pa.
Keen ooastaatlv oa hand
SUOAR,
CorFL'R,
TEAS,
SODA,!
COAL OIL,
PYltl.T,
SALT,
SPICES,
SOAP,
CABBed aod Drienl Fruits, Tubseo i, Clgart, Caa-
diu, CU Vlnef w,;nolUr, Eut..i.
ALIO, RXTKA ll'IMK MADE
Wheat and Buckwheat Flour,
Corn Meal, Chop, Faed,' die,
All of wbl.k will be told tbeap for oasb er la
exchange fur eunatrv produce.
A. U. KKAll.n VU.
Clearield, N..V. II l9T..-tf
GLENN'S
s ul Piiun so a r.
A Stckuno Rtmidy rot Disrasks ahd
Injlries op Tin Skin; A Healthful
Dt-AirrniK. op the Complexion; A
Krliabls Meani op Prevestiko AND
Relieving Rheumatism and Gout, and
a Uncqijalf.d Disinfectant, Deodo
r,irK AND C'OUNTEJt-lRRITANT.
Gtrnn Sulphur Soap, besides cradi.
catin local diheaMM of the akin, baniahes de
fecte of Uie complexion, and impart to it
gratifying dcarncas and tmoothneta,
Sulffhttr I tat h A are celebrated for curing
cruntiuna a.nd othrr diseases of the Vtn, as
wrll as klieumali'.m and limrt. ilmn9
Sulphur Stxtp produces the tame ellcrtt
at a most rritimc expense. Thii admirable
specific also spcetlily hcaU sorts y hrnisrt, tai Ms,
turns, spmms and tuts. Tl rrinnvei d&mlrult
and preventi the hair from falling out and
taming gray.
Clothing and linen used in the alA room
it riitmfectrd, and diseases communicable by
contact with the person, prevented by it.
Tlx Medical Fraternity sanction its Hive
Prices-25 and 50 Cents per Cake: per
Box (3 Cakes), 60c. and $1.20.
N. &Duy tbt kite caVca uvd tWby vtonoaasa.
Sold by all UruKgiiu.
"HILL'S HAIR AXD WHISKER DYE,"
Blark er Br. era, SO CeMe.
C H. CRITTEXTOI, Trop'r, 7 Sulh.lv., l.T.
HARTSW1CK & IRWIN
8KC0ND STREET,
t CLEARFIELD, PA.,
-. ' . - , i
DKALRRS IM
PUKE J)ltU(iS!
CIIEUICAL3I
PAIN'l'S, 6llS,"l)YB STUFF
VARNtBima,
" ' IllllIBIIRII, ' .
rEKrOMKRY,
' ' rANCY 800DS
miLET Alt I1CLKS,
.' Or ALL KINDS,
PURK WINES AND LIQUORS
fee taeflllelnt! rflrot.t.
Tre.SM, rlaeperters, Snkeel IImIii and 8lallea
evy, antl all other arllelM esaallr
fuaail la a Href Htere.
rilY'lRIANfl' PRKH0RIPTION8 CARK
ri'LLY COMPOIINDKI). Il.vlnj a sarp .a.
aerleaee la tbe eaelBest ta.f eaa five ..lire eat.
lalaeliuB.
' t. O. MArSTflvTtCK,
JOHN t. IRWIN.
0le.rt.le, Deeeeiher la, IITI.
CHEAP GUOCERIKS!
LUMBKR CITT, PA.
Tb. aadersle ned annuu.M. to bis eld frl.nd.
and natrcms tbat b. ba. on.n a aoed lloe el
OHOCKRIKS PKOVINIONS at lb. eld .Uad
of Kirk A Si.an.r, for srbl.b b. eoll.tu a llbaral
nalroa.iie. II. W. SfRNVKII.
Loa.b.r C.lr, tt., Mareh 10-tt
faWtS'ii" atrnguj ,
WKAVMX A IIKTTN
CLEARFIXIP, PA.,
Are ot.rinf , at tb. .Id sitae ef O.L. Reed A Ce
tbtr ttoek or finds, eooslstibg of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
UUUTS 1 8IIOES,
IIATr) A CAI'g, HARDWARK,
gllKKNHWAHK,
FLOUB, FEED, 8 ALT, &o., 4o.,
At the moot reasonable rates for CASH er la
t
a i chanfe for
Square Timber, Board, Shingle-,
OR COtlKTRT PRODUCR
aar-Advaaee. M.d. u taoM M.MeJ I.
ting eat so,uar limner oa th. man advanuieont
teriM.. Bdtl uTl
JJARD TIMES
HAVI NO RFF1CT
IN FRENCHVILLEI
I am aware that there are tome neraona a lltf Ita
hard to please, and 1 am alto aware that tbt
complaint or "hard times" la well nigh aoirertal.
Hut I am so situated bow tbat lean satisfy tba
former and prore ooBrluslrtly tbat "hard timet"
will not effect those who bay their (foods from me,
sod all my patront aball b initiated Into the to.
cret of
HOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
T hart eooili ennueh to sum. It all the InhtM
(ante in tbe lower end of the eouaty which 1 aril
at exceeding low rates from my mammoth store la
MUL60NUUKU. where I eaa always ba foand
ready to wait upon callers aod topply tbem wus
Dry Goods of all Kind,
Such as Cloths, BnUaetls, Casslmeres, Uuklitis,
Aveiainea, isinis, vniungs, wan coot,
Trimmings. Ribbuna, Lac.
Realty -made Clotblna;, BooU and Hhoes, lists and
Caps all of tbe bett material and made lo order -
Itote, boo a a, uiorea, Htttent, Lacea. Kibbona,Ae.
OHOCKRIKS OP ALL KINP8.
Cffoe, Tea, Sugar. Rica. Molaatat, Fish, H
Purk, Lin. ted Oil, Fuh Oil. Carbon Oil.
Hardware. Queens ware, Tinware, Catting, Ploat
aod Plow Castings, Nail, Spikes, Corn Cultiva
tors, Cider Presses, aad all kinds of Axat.
Perfumery, Palate, Varnish, Olaee, and a lent rat
assortment of stationery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different brands, always on hand, and will be
told at the lowest poetibl flgures.
J. II. McClain'i Medicines, Jayne's Medicine
Hot Utter a and UooOand a Bit tort,
ft00 poundt of Wool wanted for which ihe
hi he tt prioe will be paid. Clorereeed oa band
and for sale at tba lowest market price.
Aim, Agent for StrattonTillr and Curwenatlllt
Threshing Machine.
tt4v.Call and tee for yoartelrea. Ton will Ind
every thing utually kept ia a retail atore.
L. M. COUDRIKT.
rraacbrilla P. O., Aagatt II, 1874.
B1GLER, YOUNG & REED,
iSuceeaaora to Boyatoa AS Toaag,)
FOUNDERS k MACHINISTS
afaaofaetarera af
PORTABLE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Coratr of Foarth aad Piae Street.,
CLEARFIELD, FA.
HA VINO enra(e4 lathe taaBBfaetare ef Irst
elast MACHINERY, w. retpeetrallj laferei
Be pjbllo that ere are Bo prepared to all all
orders at cheaply and aa promptly aa eaa he done
In any of the eltlet. We Ban.r.otor. aad deal la
Mulay and Circular Saw-Milli
Uead Block., Water Whsels, ghaTtlnf Palleys,
OifT.rJ'a Injector, 6l.AU Ouart. Sleaa Whistles,
OiUn, Tallow Caps, Oil Caps, Qaafe Cocks, Air
Cock., Ulobe Valves, Cheek Valveo, wroefht IroB
Pipes, B.eeai Pampt, Boiler Feed Patapa, Aatl
FrleUoB Metrea, Soap Btoae Pecainf, Oaa Pack
a, and all kinds of MILL WuHKt (.lkor
with Plows, Sled Soles.
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
aad ether CASTIHOS of all kladt.
er-OrJ.r. solicited aad tiled al euy prices
All letters of laqalry with reference te aaehiatry
of oar BUtnafaolar. promptly easwered, hy addret
ia( at al Clearteld, Pa.
J.nlli.tr RltlLKR. YOVNO A HKI.
G
ROCKRIES.
JAS. II. LYTLE,
(Bareeator to LYTLBJA MITCHELL)
WHOLESALE AN Dh RETAIL
DKALER IN
CHOICE LINE OF TEAS,
00L0NU8,
JAPAN8,
IMPF.1IIAL,
YOURO BY80M.
KNIILLXH BREAKFAST
Parett hi Market.
BUTTER AND KU(1. I
Win he kept and told tt tret east. Cut psf
trt ueaatry Prod see.
HERMAN CHERRIES,
' TPRKEY PRUNES,
PRESERVED FEARS, j
PHILADELPHIA BAM
PIHII.
Mackerel, Lake lltrria(. Cod, Ae.
riCKLKtV.
B.rral Plrkl.. and Eallsh Pick let.
KI,IIIH AND FEED.
Floor, Cora Msel, Oal Meat, At. )
Jaa. I. TT. JAS. I. LTTLI