THE MANSION HOUSE. Corner of Second and Market Street. CLEARFIELD, PA. THIS eld and eommodloni Hotel has, darini the past year. bCB tBlerged to doable 1U former capacity for the entertainment of stran gers and guests. Tb whole building mm been refunilihod, fend tha proprietor wtlf spare bo pains .to render Ma guests tonfortabl while staying with bin. The 'Mansion Hons" Omalbai runs to end (rota tbe Depot ol Ihe arrival end departs of eaoh trela Inn.' . W.C.CARD'isi, Jul U TI-tf Proprietor jLLEGHENY HOTEL. Market street, Clearfield, Pa. Wn. B. Bradley, formorly proprietor of the Leonard llosee, bavinf leaeed Ilia Allejheny Hotel, eolielta ahare of publie patronage, The , rjoaeo baa baas Iberuaghly repaired and aewly faralabod, and (uoau will lad It a plaaaant atop- Eina plaoa. The table will ba aupplied wilb tba eel of everything ta tlia inarhot. At tba bar will bo found lha bait wlnea aod li tuora. Hood .I.Mln. attached. WM. D. BHAULKV, May 17, '76. Proprietor. SHAW HOUSE, ' (Cur. of Markal A VroBt Itraatl,) CLEARFIELD, PA. Tba nndorilgnod baring takon eharge of tbii Hotel, would re.poctfulty .ollolttmblte patronage. febJ6,'7. P.. NEWTON BHAW. WASHINGTON HOUSE, - . MiW WASHINGTON, PA. Tbll oaw and well farnlf bad boor, baa baan taban by tba wtiiar.iirDcd. Ha feela eoalldant ol being able to rendar aetiefaetion to tboaa who ma; faror bin wltb a aall. Ma; a, H71. 8. W. DAVIS, Prop'r. LOVD HOUSE, Mala Street, ' - PHtLIPSHORQ. PENN'A. Tabla alwaya aupplied with tbo baat tba narkat aBurde. tae traveling puuue lainvuea ioobii. Jan.1,'7. ROBERT LOVD. I ' ; gnnts. County National Bank, OF CLEARFIELD, PA. ROOM In Muonle Building, one door north of 0. D. Walmn'i Drug Stora. Pesaeffe Tiokata to aod from Liverpool, Queena towa, lllaagow, London, I'arla and Copenhagen. Alao, Draft, for .ale on the Royal Bank of Ireland and Imperial Bank of London. JAMES T. LEONARD, Pre't. W. M. SHAW, Ca.hler. janl,'T7 DREXEL & CO., No. 31 South Third Htreet. Philadelphia tttJTKEHS, And Dealers in Government Securities. Aipllcation by mail will receive prompt atten Hon, end all Information cheerfully furnished Orders lolicted. April u u. P. . A HOLD. 0. W, A S OLD. S. Ba ARNOLD F.K.ARNOLD & CO., Hunker and 15 r ok era, Rcyfloidavllle, Jefferson Co Pa. Money received on deposit. Discounts at mo derate ratei. K a tern and Foreign Exchange al ways on band aod collections promptly made. KeynoldiYllla, Doo. 10, 1874.-ly Jcntistrit. t l. n. iiEicinioi.n, f) 0 HUKGGON IrEMTIBT;,; Orailuata of the Pannyvani Coltece of Dental Surpery. Offina in rei.denoc of Mr. Hi Hi, opposite the bnaw llouao. nobis, T-tf. DR. E. M. THOMPSON, (OfCca In Bank Building,) Curweiiavillo, Cloarlleld Co, Pa, mch II '7(1 tr. J. M. STEWART, SURGEON DENTIST, CLEARFIELD, PA. (Ofloe la re.ldeooe, Seoond etraet.) Nitrooj Oilde Oai adiniBi.lered for the palo eel attraction of teeth . Clearlleld, Pa., May I, IS77-1;. Usfrtlanfou. 1 Oil PKINTINO OF EVERY DESCRIP O Hob aaally aiaentad at tble offioe. MEAT MARKET. F.M. CARD0N& BRO,, On Market 6L, one door weat of Man.lon Hnuie, CLEARFIELD, PA. Oar arrangement, aro rf tba moat eoronlete eharaoter lar furniabing the publie wilb rre.h nieaieoi an Kind, and ol tnerery beat quality. We alao deal lb all kinda of Agricultural Itaple meati, which we kern ob exhibition for the baa aQt of the pubhe. Call around when la towa, and take e look at things, or aridreee ue K. M. CARDON BRO. Clearleld, Pa., Jul; U, ISTo tf. Just Itooolved ! Jul Hoceivcd by ARN'OI.l, at t; u w i:a s v i ll k : far Load Jfova Scotia Plaalcr I Car liOad pure Corn, Rye and OntB :nop i Car T.otd Pcuken Salt t Car Load Choice Family Flour I Car JiOad Dry (ioodn, Groceries, Ac! HiT Shinglos, Hark, It. K. Tica and lirain will bo taken in exchange Curwcnnvillo, May 1, 1878. b T W r.O W R TRITHT.w-All othari tnuit pi; fur llielr work before it learee the nop. And And a. all flc.h la aa the grasa of the field. and tba protnlaea of men are like the flowere thereof they are giran one day and forgotten the next therefore it In bait ant to truit anybody. All kind! of work will be dona in tbii ihnp for cnh or ready pay. Doota and ibooa of all litet and itylai lha bet and eheapeot In town. I hare removed niy ahop to the lower end of town, in Taylor'a row, on Reed treat, Bear the depot, where 1 will be found at all timet, waiting fr euitomen. All work warranted good and cheap. Alio, all kinda of Leather and Shoo Findioga for tale. The eltlseni of Clearfield and vicinity are t ipeetfully Invited to giro tae a call, J8. II. DKEIUNO, Clearfield, Pa., July It, 177, READING FOR ALL 1 1 HOOKS fr STATIONERY. Market At., C Ira rile Id, (at tlit Poet Office.) THR anderalgned begt leart to annonnoe to the ettiiena of Clnarfl.ld and Tic In I ty, that h ku fltud an a nun and baa (ait raturnaxl from the eiiy with a Urge aa.ont of reading natter, ominttng ib pan or Bibles and MiBcollaneoua Books, filaab, Aeeonnt aad Pan Booka of every da Mrlption Paper and Eavelopea, French preeted and plain Pent and Penclla Blank Legal Paper., Daeda, Mortgagee) Judgment, Eierup lion and Pro miter? aoteei White and Parch -nteat Brief, Legal Cap, Hecord Cap, and BUI Cap, 8heet Music, for either Piano, Vlale or Violin, eomtnntly ob band. Any booka or atatlonary deaired that 1 may aot have ob hand, will be ordered by Int oxpraai, and aold al wboleaala or retail to nit eoitomera. I will alao keep periodical hterettre, taob ai MagatlBei, Nawipapera, At. p.a.uaIlin. Clearfield, May 7, 1861-tf The Bell's Run M oolcn Factory Pens townihlp, Clear Bel d Co.. Pa. U ir R N E D OUT! rt BOT B U RN E D U PI Thaeubieribere bare, at great eipenae, rebuilt a eighborhood Beoel.ity, tn tbe eiwetioo of a Iret elaae Woolen Manfaetory,witb all tbe nodarn ImpreTemont. attached, and are prepared to haho mil klnaa el Ulotna, uaaaintraa, natlaetu files. kaU, Plannala, ao Plenty af roode a. -land U aapfl; ail oaroM and a tbaieand saw ewetoaere, wnoai wa an 10 aoaae ana elaaaina ear atoas. Tba BoelBeee af CARDIN9 AND Pl'LLIffd will raeeln ear Mpaelal sttawtloa. Proper amairaaialal will be made la raaelra aad deliver Waal, to enit evatomere. All work warranted and .one span tba obarteet aallea, and by atrial atten tion to bnalaooe wa bopa ta realiaa a liberal abara f pub!!, patronafa. . IOAUO POUNDS WOOL WARTIDI Wa will pa; tba blftbeet aiarkM prlra for Woo and eell oar aaafeoiured rood, aa law aa atallar Koode eaa ba boagbt in the aaaoty, and whenever w. fail aa rendar reaooBeble aattefaatloa w. aaa always b. fewad at baaaa mad; t aaaa proper iplaaallM, erlber I. poraea or by lettar. JMbS JOHNSON A SONS, aprlltllf Bower P. 0. THE REPUBLICAN, Publlahel every Wedneedej bj GOODLANDER & LEE, C'LEARI'IELII, PA.. f p.ll.(iM f .... ,.aK.r , r-r lit kwrlhwawtera Peunaj lunula. The large and constantly Increasing circulation of the Republican, renders it valuable tobusineaa men m a medium tliro' winch to reach tbe public. Termi or Subscription t If puid iu advance, ... . 12 00 If paid after throe months, , 2 50 If paid after lix months, . . 3 00 When papers are sent outsido of the county paymont must be in advance. ADVERTISING: Ten lines, or lcHH,i) times, . fl 60 Each subsequent insertion, 50 Administrator' Notices, . . 2 50 ExocntorB' Notices, .... 2 60 Auditors' Notices, .... 2 50 Cautions and Kstrays, ... 1 60 Dissolution Notices, . . . 2 50 Professional Cards, 5 linos, year, 6 00 Special notices, per line, ... 20 YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS: One squaro, 10 lines, . . . $8 00 Two squares, 16 00 Throo squares, 20 00 One-fourth column, . . , . 60 00 Ouo bulf column 70 00 Ono column, 120 00 III, A Mi N. We have always on hand a large stock of blanks ot all descriptions, SUMMONS, 8UnP(P,NAS, EXECUTIONS, ATTACHMENTS, ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT, : I ; , ; LEASES, " ' "BONDS, EKE BILLS, CONSTABLE'S BLANKS, Ac, ic, 4o. JOB PRINTING. We aro prepared to do all kinds of PRINTING Sl'CII A8 POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, .CARDS, LETTER HEADS, ENVELOPES, BILL nEADS, STATEMENTS, PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, IN THE BEST STYLE, AND ON REASONABLE TERMS. ORDERS BY MAIL FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. Goodlander A Ie, Clearfield, Clearfield County, Pa, CLKARFIELD, PA. WEDNESDAY MORllINll, OCT. M. 1171. iroYT a kxow norm so. Notwithstanding the utter absurdity of the clmrgo iu the face of duvclopcd facts aa to the insutlk'iency of bis ago, the more rabid of tho Republican press still iiersist in accusing Mr. Dill of huv ing been a violent hnow Nothing, ror this reason, and this alone, we ask at tenlion to tho fact that Henry II. lloyt was the candidate of tho Know Noth ing party In this county for District Attorney in 1855, and was defeated by General Winchester, the Democratic candidate. The Itrcord of the Thar, the now Republican, and then Whig and Know Nothing organ of tho county, in its issuo of September 10th, 1855, con tained tho following : " The American County Convention assembled at I'ittslon last Wednesday (Sept. 12th), and put in nomination the lolloering named persons fur the offices to be filled at the ensuing election : " District Attorney, Henry M. Uoyt." And in unolhcr column of the sumo issue, tho following : " Tho Whig Convention met yestcr. day (Sept. 18th) at the house of E. ii , " L-i . I iieiuie, muesli',,, euu iiuiiuuaivu iuu following ticket : Dis trict Attorney, Henry M lloyt.-" It will bo observed that lloyl's nomi nation came first from tho Amcricuns, or Know Nothings. In further evi dence of his connection with that or ganisation, the (.for. of October 17th, ot that year, in commenting upon the result of tho election, said : "Ho (Kotcbam) alone, of all the candidates, stood a puro Whig, uncon nected with tho other partus'." Tho Know Nothing party was in those days in tho hands of very bigoted men in this county, in confirmation of which statement wo have only to refer to the further extracts below from the sume Record editorial : "Our ideas of an American party favor opposition to tho tremendous in fluence of a united fureign party in the country to control elections. The Ponisb-Irish under Bishop Hughes and tho lager bcor Germans who worship their drink as the former do the Pope, aro full of Democracy and cosily led by Locofoco leaders. ThcBO never bIjow favor to the Whigs, but always go with tbo strong party tor the sako ol lager and oflico. Why not niako a platform broad enough fur them (the Protestant Irish nnd Jtrpnblican Eng lish, Scotch, Welsh and Germans) to stand on with us all f Wo know some ot them who go heart and soul with Americanism for the sako of their chil dren, even farther than wo go, because they hate and fear tho influence of; Popory on future generations, if per mitted to rule by holding the balance of power now. Clay andFrolinghuy. sen woro defeated by Catholio voles, because the latter was President of tho Bible Society. Every Pupist and Jesuit in tho land worked against him on that ground. Is it wonderful that Protestant of all other countries should lean to the other side and form an American party to oppose tho Roman? " A pretty thing to make us a prov inco of Homo whon Home is controlcd by French bayonets. Wo bolievo a platform can be built to bold us all. Try It." We have all along known, of course, of Mr. lloyl's early training in tho dark-luntcrn cabals of 1851-55, but bavo hitherto been restrained from alluding thereto by our own belief and Mr. Dill's explicity eipresscd wish, that tho campaign on bis behalf should bo conducted strictly upon living issues and without resort to personalities. Wo should not rotcr to now, but for tho blind and bigoted persistency of tho opposition press In the repetition of tho similar allegation against Mr. Dill, which is ntterly without founda tion, and which has been so clearly and emphatically disproven. From the Wilketbarrr Lender, October 17. HOYT AND KEllOE. THE BEI-URMCANSOr PENNsri.VANIA TO SUSTAIN Till! PURCHASE OF THR MOI.I.V MAODIRR VOTK. Tho death warrant of Jack Kehoo has not been issued, and if it should bo issued will be followed by a reprieve from tho Governor after the election. Tbo Republican politicians nrr trading on the lire of tht convicted man, and thoy tuke their cue from the corrupt bargain and salo engineered their candidate, Col. lloyt, in 1875, whon he was Chairman of the Republican Stato Committee. We will let Mr. J. II. Lambert, tho staff correspondent of the Philadelphia Timet, tell the story. Mr. Lambert in writing to tho Times from Pittsburg, under tho (lato of Oct. 10th, says : " It is a fact, that tbo important ques tion of buying this vote (the Molly Maguiro) with money, was discussed at length and earnestly by tbo Repub lican Stato Committee in the campaign of 1875. Tbo proposition for tho pur chase as presented to tho Committoo met with opposition from a few of tbo members, notably Mr. Wm. 11. Kom blo, ef Philadelphia, who vignronsly protested against tho permanent dis grace and injury which such action, if consnmmated, would bring upon the Republican party. He was voted down, however, by a considerable ma jority of tbe members, and a fund ot bctweon lour and fivo thousand dollars was immediately provided, which was posaed over, through General Seigfricd and other local politicians of Schuylkill, to work its infamous purpose. Colonel Henry M. lloyt, the present Republi can candidate for Govornor, was Chair man of tho State Commitlco which do cided upon this policy and provided tho money. He will not deny the accuracy of this statement, nor will any member of bis Committee ot that year." This statement puts the renponsibility for the purchase of the Molly Maguiro voto fi r Harlranft in 1875, through the agency of Jack Kohoe and bis con ferees, vyon Henry M. lloyt. This is a purt ol Ail record. It is a record, too, which ho cannot dispute or explain The money raised by the State Com mittoo, of which Uoyt waa Chairman, wat paid to Jack Kekot by General Scig fried, of Schuylkill county, who to-day holds office under ITartranft, and who is the bosom Irieod of lloyt. This fact waa proved under oath upon the Molly Maguiro trials. Whon even so thor ough paced a partisan as William II. Komblo recoiled from the proposition which was afterwards carried Into effect by lloyt and his Committee, it may be understood how disgraceful and revolting it waa. Now, according to Mr. Lambert, the lloyt managers are actively engaged in aa effort to repeal the corrupt and Infamous bar gain of 1876 with tba Molly Magnlros. Tho new ccrttrut't in barcf on the hj of Jaci Artix. ' a'k-iiuw ui.M of J. J. Gallugher, ol McKeesport, has lw.n uriv'iiri'il tii i'o uinonir Irishmen. 1 i i, to represent that in order to suvo Jut K. Kehoo from tho gallows, they mast voto the Greenback tuict. As the Irish vote is chiefly Democratic, tho pur poo of Gallagher's employers is to divert it if nossiblo from Mr. Dill. Tln' know tbi'V CUIillut L'tH ll fori " 1 llojt. But their fraudulent ami des porulo scheme bus been exposiU and will certainly tail. All that Hotund bis managers will make by this atro cious trick will be tho humiliation and disgrace they desurvo. If decent Re publicans mean lo voto consistently fur a Republican cundidalo lur Governor they had better recall theii t'oiivenlioii and place another name at the head ol tho ticket. Patriot. SENATOR Til Uli MAN'S VIEWS OF TllllW I'AKTlEcS. A correspondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer recently called upon Senator Tburman, ul his uflko in Columbus, Ohio, and, ul'ler discussing the results of tho lato election, the inquiry was made, " Senator, what do j ot. think ol tho third puny tho Nationals f " To this Senator Thurinun replied : " It contains many good men, some bad men, and not a few misguided men. Tho idea that it can absorb the Demo, cratic party, or the Republican parly, or draw enough from them both to be come tho dominant parly, It fallacious. In a country ot free institutions there never has been, und theie never will be, but two great permanent parties tbo one a party of privileges created by law, and tho oilier a party of equal rights. In our country tbo party ol equal rights is the Hcmociatie party. Tho party of privileges, crca'.ed by law, has ever been, and yet i, lliu party opposed to tho Democracy. I exclude from tho comparison the slavery of tho blacks that formerly existed, not only in tho South, but in tbo North. Thut was forced upon us by our English ancestors against tho curnest protest of our forefathers, Excluding that what statute was ever passed by n Democratic Congress, or a Dou.ocralic Legislature, to confer special privileges upon Democrats f Not one. But on tbo other bund, every public debt law, every banking law, has conferred im mcuso privileges upon our opponents. Sir, the Democratic party is tho nat ural party of free institutions. It is indestructible so long us such institu lions exist. Ambiluos men, seeking for a 'new Jt-ul,' may sliive to destroy it, but they will only realize the vanity of 'kicking against the pricks.' Look at our voto this year in Ohio nnd see how the party bits maintained its organ ir-alion and ils integrity. 1 tell yon, sir, that should the Democratic party cease to exist, liberty would cease to exist. Tho contest would then be between Despotism nnd Communism. Tho Democratic party is the break water against both, and it is the only truly conservative party iu thu land. There is no reason whatever why a Democrat should juiti or remain in the National party. Tbo Democratic party is in nowise responsible lor which ho complains. For nearly eighteen years our party has been out of power. Every act of legislation of which tho Nationals complain tvus passed by a Radical Congress and approved by a Radical President. No relief from tbo oonscquenccs of theso acts can bo ob tained except by tbo agency ot tho Democratic parly. No third parly can afford relief. This fact, which is becoming more and more apparent day by da, will in tho end draw to tbo Democratic party all who aro opposed to ruinous Radical legislation and put an end to Radical rule." WHICH t Tho Bellefonto Republican bus hoisted tbo name of Judgo Mayer, aud is advo cating his re-election. Clino G. Furst, Esq., addresses that paper through tho columns of iho Clinton Republican, and tolls tho people a thing or two about bis (Furst's) nominee lor Judge. Among bis statements, ho says Mr. McCorniick is " deeply religious " and a "sincere temperance man." Ho says helms "known him well for twenty years, and us a mutter ol course Mr. Mc. has known his friend Clino 1 They know and understand each other I Tho love and fiicndsbipof Damon and Pythias, or Jonathan and David, was milk and water lo tho thickness that mixes this loving couplo I "Ho is a very truthful man," says Iho biogia phor. It is strange, passing strange I and yet wo cannot doubt the veracity of ono who bos known him so long and so well. Hut what perplexes us, and will, no doubt, trouble tho public, is to know just exactly tbo kind of truthful man he is whether he isot the Goorgo Washington slump, or of the Mark Twain. Georgio cut down tho Ireo with his liltlo hatchet, and wouldn't tell a lio lo the old govornor when threatened with a switching lor tho naughty little mischievous act. Ho couldn't tell a He. Mark differs fiom tho littlo Father of bis Country ho coiiH lie, but wouldn't. As there aro two grades of character Involved in this momentous issue, will tho biogra pher pleuso Inform tho public what they are to understand by the state ment whether his hero is liko tho Father of bis County, or whether ho is palturncd alVer tho Murk Twain stamp. Tho biographer has the floor. Clinton Democrat. A HorircL Sion. The Springfield (Mass.) Republican, in referring to the nomination ot ex-Governor Andrew G. Curtin for Congress in this district, re marks : " The Pennsylvania Democrats bavo not often afforded Republicans who wore disgusted with the Cameron regime an opportunity to support any thing bottor by voting tho opposition ticket, but their nomination ol ex-Gov. Curtin, tho old time Republican leader and open foe of Iho Camerons, in the Twentieth District, where nomination means election, is a hopeful sign alike of Democratic progress and Cameron Ian decadence" "Why do the Democracy fight so despcratoly to secure Congress " This is the heading to a vory bloody shirt article which first appeared in the llarrisbiirg Telegraph, and afterwards copied in al! the littlo Radical organs. It is the cheapest stuff that has ap peared this campaign. But, then, It's like all their thunder cheap and untrue. Election Proclamation. AirimRKAH.byanAoloftheUeo.ralAMen.. u. of ihcConimonwcalin of Penr.yi.anU iiia entitled "An Act lo rpgulita tba iirnaral KltotioB witliiu tbii CVwmutiti.ji.ith," U la enjotnad aum ilit) Sheriff, of the aral ouuntlea to five nubile notion of moa election, the plaooa where In ba bt Id, aud tbo oftictri to ba alaetru. TiiEtHiroitBt I, AMUtKW PKNTZ, Jr., High Fhrrlff or ClenrSeid oouniy, do haraby give Pub. lie Notice lo the tlssinn of th fount of Clear- arid, that a general letlitt 'U bo held ob T. . Hn. ........ L.b..U,i.a1r..Nit. VKunaa (being lha &ih dar of the aiontb), at the vifta) election liiitricti in ittid county, at which time and nlaee tbe quaiini-d ? otera will rote For ooeperaoB forjudge of tbo Supreme Court of thie Couiuiouweelth. Fur one peraon fur Governor ol thie C uiibob weellb. F'r one peraon fur Lieutenant Ouveruor of thta Couimunwealfh. For one prreun for Prrr.tery of Internal Affaire of tbia Comuionwralth. Pur one peraon for Pre.ldent JuJjte of the XXV. J udinliil M.trlot, eoufoMtd f the Count In of Clcartii-ld, Ccntrtrnnd Clinton. For on nroa tor Ceticrcea for the XX. Con- grrfrintitti IMHtid, cum pulled ai 1110 enuniira ol i:iearfltjlJ, Centre, Clinton, Klk, Mifflin and I n ion. For one prraon fur State Senator of the XXXIV, Kt-iialuilftl Dinlrii't, cotupored of Ilia t?ouuta vt (.'Icartluld, Centre and Clio too. For one pwon fur AMeml.ly lo rrpreient tha count v ol ClturfifllJln the llouteof Iteprefenta- liver of thla t'ou iiniii wealth. For ono por'cn for Ireuvurar of CloardeM county. For two poreou u aui. a a Cutuuiiealonera of CI t-at field county. For two period to mtv-ti Auditiri uf Clearfield ooui-ty. For one pereon to aarre Cornnur of Clearfield county. The eli-cl(.ri of the county of ClfarAald will take notice that the laid election will bo held at the following placet, via i Durniide borough at the pub'le achoul bonne 1b raid borough, deal field boiough.at Ihe Cm ml talon era office, in the Court liue. Curnenivli.e buroaith. at the houae of Raiuuol Way, corner ul State aud Walnut Ureal, 1b aaid briuf(h. a Iluuudu'e lonouj;ft,Hlfhft puMio hi'Ueof Wm Parker, in an id bnuiyh. Lumber City btir'-ucjli, at the uUic M't.ool luure in laid h. rough. N'ettburg boriugb, at tlic n-lio t houe, in hi roil ill. New U'a-hitk,,t,n loroagli, al the p'jbl'o ai'bool hi'Ure. in laid uoroubtb. Oreeula borough, al the publie houae of Milo Uoyt, in taid buringh. Waltacclon honmh, at ihv public trhool bonne in aaid bomugb. Bcecnrla towrrb pat the Union Hotel, in tlltB Hope. ltoll tonnrhip, at the h'ue of Hubert MrhaflVy. It loom townthip, at tbe buoae of the late Jetiuei Illoom. fir. Iloggi lown-bip, at lite boufOorKdward Albert. Ilrmlford township, at the houae of Jacob Pierce. Urady townohip at tho public boune of William fv'liwein, Jr., In Lutheiburg. BurmiiU low' thip, at Vuiiti' aobtol houte, Clicft towoahip, a the pub-He aobool hoaae Bear 1 Simon KornliouliV. Covington town. hip, at to, achiot houe In. Mulinnburg. j Ireoa-ur townitip, at Centre echool honie. ; Kerguion tuwnbip, at thehouf of John dreg-1 ory, formerly occupied by Tboi. Kobinron, Broad way.) (Hrard towiifhip, ut Congreai Hill aobool b ute. (loxhrn townohip, at the public erfanul houae at Hhwrillc. Uraliam towmhip. at ibe houae of the late Jacob Ilubhr. Ur etiw nod towmhip, at the publie houae of Samuel lluligan, in vaid towmhip. tlulieb townihip, at ibe public tubool houae, la JaneatilU. Huiton tonoihip, at the h'-ute of the late Je ie Wilaon Jordan townihlp, ai the pablio ecbodil home, la An'ouvillc. Knoi towtifbip at Turkey Hill ichttol houae. Karthaui townnhip, at Itridrn'a acbool bouae. Lswrenre towrt-h'p. a' th Arhitni'lfin room. In tbe Court Home, lo the borough of Clearfield. . Vorrt towmhip, at the houa formerly occupied by Tliumai Kyler. Perm tuwnitiip, at Ibe hotel forinrtly kept by W. W. AndereM.n. Pike townnhip. at the t lwnantp achoot houft ia tbe borough of Curweniville. 1 ni'in townrbip, at the bottte of D. K. Itrububer. Woodward tommliip, nt thu boura of Tboinai Hrndcrron. AV ACT reguIntlKg the modi of Voting al all rleetinne in the le-zenl tt'iiinliea of thin Com monwealth, approred (be Jtath day of Mareh, A. I. rim iSKi'Ti" I- eNtifirrf by the Satiate and nue of Kepreientatlvfe ol tbe Coiainnnweeltb of Prnmyh ania in lleneral Aoaeinbly met, and It la fafrfbY rnacled by authority oftbe aame, That tbe iiftlitied voteri uf the nveral eou'ilea of thla Commonwealth, at all general, lownnhip, borough and apeeial elcc'iori, are hereby, here Iter author, iied and required to rote, bi tick air, printed, or writ t-n, or partly printed and partly written, aer erHy cUmined a follow : One tiuket ahull em brace tbe name of all Judgea of eourti Toted for, and to he labeled, oBtiUle, "judiciary ;" one tioket Kb a) I embrace tbe anmei of the State offioera votel for, and bo labeled, "it ate ;" one tieket ahall em brace the namei of alt eounty offloere toted for, including oltice uf eenator, mem bar, and membere of aReiDlly,if Toted for, aid uetubera of Congreaa, if voted for, and be labeled, "eounty ," one tioket ahall embrace the namei of all townrbip officare voted for, and be labeled, "townoaip ;" one ticket ehnll erahraoe the name ef alt borough offloeri voted for, and ba labelled, "borough " and each otait iball be depotlted in eeparato ballot boxei. A further inpplement to the A't regulating electiona tn thie Commonwealth, approved January SO, and Fohrunry 13, A. I. 1874: WRRN TtlR I'OLI.l ARE TO B KBIT Ol'M, Pit. 5. At all elect lont bertafler held under the lawa of thin Commonwealth, the polli aba.ll ba opened at eeven o'eloob, a. tn and eloeed at eeren o clock, p. m. iM'oiHTMr.iT of jrnnaa A inai-arroaa. Pre. II. In all election dtetricti where a vacancy exi'ti by reaion of the dirqualllloatfoB of tha offlcera or otherwise la an election board hereto fore appointed, or whero any Bew diatriot ahall ba formed, the Judge or Judgea of the Court of Com mon Plraa of tbe proper eonaty eh all, ten daye before any general or apeeiat election, appoint competent peraona to flit laid vnraneier, nnd to conduct the election In laid oew dietrleti, and la the appointment of inspector In any eleetloa diatrict both lhall not ba of the aarae political party, and jndge of elect ion ahall la all eaaet ba of the political party having tha majority of vote! in aaid district aa neatly aa the laid jndge or judgea can aiecrtaln the fact, and In eaae of the diiagrectnratof the jadgei ai to the ee lection of impectora the political majority of the udgei halt iclect one of aaid ieipectort, and the minor ity judge or judgea ahall 'elect tbe other. Prr. 7. Whenever there ahall be a vacancy In an election board oa the morning of an election, aaid vacancy ahall be tilled in conformity with exiititg law!. ni Tiae or BLicTioi orpicKia. Pkc. 8. At tho opening of the polla at alt etae. tloni it ibatl ba tha doty of the judgea of election for their reepectire dlatrieti to deaigntte one of tbe iaipaetore, wbniM duty H lhall b to hav la cuitody the regiilry of voteri, and to make the en trie therein required by law, and It ahall be tbe duty of the oiber of the aaid inipeetnri to rweiTB unu nurnvrr we van oil praaaated at taid election. ISku. 9. All election! br the elliaena hlt h l, ballot; every ballot voted lhall ba Bumbered in Ihe order in which it ahall be received, and tbe number recorded by the clerki on the Hat of volere oppotite the name of the elector from whom re ceived. And any voter voting two or mora tlck ata, the eevcral ticketi to voted ahall eaeb be numbered with the number corresponding with the number tn tha name of the voter. Any clc. tor may write ma name upon hia ticket or eanae Ibe Mine to be written thereon, and atteated by a ciliien of the diatriot. In addition to tbe oath now preacrihed by law to be taken and iu) acribed ny election officer!, they ahall eevaenlly be eworn or affirmed not to dWejoM bow any elector ahall have voted, anleia required to do ao aa witoaaiee in a judicial iirooeedint. All Inde-ea. InaitMtnra. clerka and overpeera of any election held under tmi act man, oe lore entering npoq their daliee, be dulv iworn or affirmed In tha nroastn nr eaeh other. Tha Jndre ahall fa ewera bv tha minority tnapcetnr, if there ahall be euob minority Inspector, and In eaie there ihatl ba ao minority In a pec tor then by a juitloe of the peace or alder man, and tbe ioapec tori. averaean end clerk ahall he eworn br (he judge. CertHcaUe of tueh iwear Ing or ailiroiing iliall be duly made oat and aign rd by the officer ao iworn, and atteated b? Ibe otTicer who adminiatcred Ihe oath. If any judge nr minority Inapector refuaea or fa ill to iwear tba ofneer of election in the mtner required by thie ci, or ii any oawer oi election anail act witnnat being Arat duly iworn, or if any officer of elect too ahall algn the form r oath without being duly awotn, or if any Judge or minority inapector ahall certify that any offloer waa aworo whea ba waa not, ihalt be deemed misdemeanor, and anon conviction the officer or officare ao often ding iball be fined not c seeding one tbouaand dollar or ir iprftonment not eiceeding one year or both la tbe diicretioa of the court. aox REniiranirn roTBna. Sir. 10. Ob the day of election any perien whoae name ihatl not appear oa the regiiiry ol vol era, and who eUttna tba right to vnta nt aaid election, ahall produce at leait ona quitted volar of the diatrict aa a witneea to tht real dance of lha claimant in the diatrict in wbleh he cJelma to be a voter for tha period of at leait two mnntb immediately proceeding aaid election, which wit Beat ahall be fwora or affirmed, aad tiihaeribe a written, or partly written and parity printed affi davit to lha facta lUted bv him which affidavit ahall define clearly where the reaideitnc la af lha peraon eo elaimlng lo bo a voter, and tbe pereon eo elaimlng Ihe right to vote ahall alee take and etthierlbe a written, or partly writ tea and warily printed affidavit, it at leg te the beet of hia koewl ledge and belief when and where ba wee born t that ba baa beew a eltleeB of Iba Hailed St a tee for aaa month, aad of tha Com maa wealth af Pennsylvania; that he haa rvaidwd It lac Com monwaalth aaa year, or tf formerly a ejaaJilad aleetar or native bora aiiiaeB thereof, sad baa removed therefrom aad returned, that bo baa rw ided therein ell moethe aeit praewdiag eaidaiaa tioa t that he haa reeided la the di it riot in wktefc ha elaima ta ba a volar far tha parted af at laaet two mantha immedia'aly preeedlng eald eleetioa ; tbat be kaa net moved lato tba diatrict far tba purpoaa ef voting therein tbat ba baa, tf twenty-1 we yean ef age ar apwarda, paid a Slate er county tat wlibia twa years, which wee aeeeaaad at leaet two montha aad paid at laaet eaa Month before the elect I on. The eald a devil ahail alee etate when aad where tbe tai claimed la be Midi by tba affiant waa eaaeeead, aad whan aad where and te whom paid, and Ue Ul receipt there far ahall ba prodeoed fer ciamiealtem aaleel tae affiant ahall atat la hii nmaavtt tbat It haa been leatordealreyed.er that be never received any aad, if a nalurmliaed eitteea), ahall alee Mate when , where aad by what eeart be waa aetarelieed and ahall alee prod we bia eertiteaee ef nataraliaattaB for eiamtnailen bat If Ua peraon ee alaimlag Iba right la vale ahall lake aad tabaarib aa nffi- tt),il flartittrmrnts. daril thai be la 'a name born "iuftY of i ii. ii.rf hi.i... n it l,ra . ..where .lie I a ate Iba feel la hi. affidavit, and obeli prn.luoo ev. I denee thai be baa been naturaliao'l, or 1. entitled to eillivoililp ; roe.oa of hi. father, ijaiurail aatlon. an4 .h-tll furlbnr etala la bi. aftVlat it tbat ba I. at th. linn of maklni Iba ffl larll of the are of twenty-one and under twont.-lwi yrara : that be baa been a cilli.nuf the t'oin-d Hlete. une rnoi.th, and baa re.id.d In iho Slate, on. year ; or, If a native-born elllien of the8t.e, ami removed (herefrom aod relorneil, thai lie baa re-aidi-d therein alx enimllia neit p. -renting aild alertlon, end in the elrrtl -n iliatr rl two month. ituHivtlltfly preveillog auch elei-lion, he hll be entitled to vine eltlioua-b be .hull m-t have raid taxee. The raid affidavita of ell ptraona aakirg euob elaiov. aud tbo aSidavlta of tba wltoeaaea u. tbrlr reeldenew eliali b pNi..rr.J liy lb ilre'loo I board, and at the eloee of the election tbey .hall h enaluaed with the Hit of vol era, tally Mat, a.nd other papera required by law lo ba filed by thai return Judge wun tne prumunoiarj, unu imiu r ( main on Ale Iherewilh iu ibe prothontiry'e oflitfa, aubjtfet lo examination aa other eleeti iu paper ate. If ibe election oflWa ahall find tha' the applicant poaaeaaas all Ibe legal tjualifioatior.e ol a voter he ahall be permitted tu vote, and h a a -me iball b added U Ihe Hut of taiubloa hy the election unlearn, the w rd "tax" being added a her the claimant clalina to voteun tax, and the word "age" where be olaimi lo vote on age, thu ame warda beiug added by the rlerka in each ens rerpac lively on the liati of per.ona voting at,aurb ileetiuu. I'H ALLKKliB OP KIcmtTRaCU VOTRHl. Br.C. 11. It ahall be lawful fur any quilillod oltiien el the diittlot, nolwithttn Ua( th i name uf iba propoaed voter ia contained on the liat of reildent taiablei, 10 rhalleuge Ihe voto of auch poraona, whereupon tbe aame proof of Hit riflit of autfregeae uuw require 1 by law ahull be pub liely made, and actwl on bv the election .buard, and Ibe rote nlmilted or rejected according t the evidence. Kerry peran elaiiuing to be a netureliied ciliiea rball b required lo pro- due on aaturaliiauon eerttnna'e at tBa election before voting except where be baa been for live yrare comtt-uiireiy a volar in the utatrici in which he odere hia vote, and on the vote of audi peraua being received it ahall he the duly of tho election offioera to writ or stamp on auoh certifi cate the word "voted," with the diy, month and year, and if any uleclioa utfljer or othcera ahull receive a aeootid vote ou Ihe tamo day by virtue of the iBtue rrriivratr, excrpt wtieta iri arc en tilled to vote- because ( tbe itatuia'iaaiion Ibcir Ulht ri, they aiitl the inrtuB wa iliall tfer auoh av.uud vote ahull le KUihy ol uiirdowfito ! or, and on conviction tt erut lv lind or luipna j oiied, or Iwtb, at ihv diacrclion of t tv oourt, but the Bi.c ihali out txc.rd five kutidrl do lam iu eavb 0a, 0'r tbe Ittipriannioftil one yenr. The I Ilka puttiahment ahal be iullici.i on conviction ol ibe omevra u olci tn i who trull im -git el or rr fuae to make or eauac to be niade ILe i-ndorec. mt-nt rouired aa kfoniald uu aa i J naluralu tt otj certerfi (e. ' xr.uLcer r M'tt or iirriicji or nets nit, PacTiod I). If any election officer abiill refute ur uegleet to require inch proof of Iho right of tifirage aa la draeribed by ihia law, or Iba lawi to which thie ii a aupplmnt, fruio any peraon offering to vote whose name ta not on Ibe Hat of aaarated voteri, o: whote right tu vote il chal lenged by any qualified voter preieul, and shall admit luch peraon to vote without n quiring inch proof, every person ao offending shall, upon con viction, be guilty of a misdemeanor, aod thai) It sentenced for every tuch otlenee to pay a fine not exceeding Ave hundred dollars, or to undergo an imprisonment aot more than une yetr, or both, at tbe discretion of the Court. CAKVAHH or THR VOTKS BV TUB rorRT, ' fr.c. IS Ai soon ai Ihe polla shall clove tho of ficer! of the election ahall proceed to count all tbe votei cast for each Candida te voted for, and take out a full return of the aame in triplicate, with a retnr.t ah eel la addition, ia all of which the votea received by each candidate ahall be giv en after bla or bar name, Arat In word and again In figures, aad ahall be signet! by all of laid of fioera, and certified by overteeri if any, or if net ao certified the overseer and anv nfiVer refuaing to atgn or certify or either of tbcui, thai! write upon each of ibe ret ems hia or their rraiona for not ii going or certifying them. Tht cote at eooN as taunltd alao ht pnllirlif and uilg drettirett rem lh$ window lo fee titinent preemr, and m hrimf ttutiment akotcintf ikt rvfea rtcrivtd by cue cdiMdViiiK ihal be madt and tignrd 6.y (Ac t ltd ion ujRrtrt as soon as tht eofe it count td, nnd tht some tkall It immedinltlif potted tip an tht dour rf iht tltvtittn Ann fur inj'armntion of the publie. The triplicate returns hll be enclosed in envelopes and b sealed In the pretence of the oUcera, and one envelope with the unsealed return sheet given lo ibe judge, wbioh shall contain one list of votsi. tally-paper, and oai hi of officer and another of aaid en vv I opes ahall be given to the minority inapector. All judgea living within twelve miles of the Proihonotary't office, or witlild twenlr-fuur miles, If thtir reiidonce be in a town, village or city on the line of a railroa I leading to tbo eonnty teat, aball before two 'clock, poit meridian, of the day after the election, ami all other judgei shall bo fore twelve o'olock meridian of the i.eond day after the election, deliver said return, together with return ibeet, f the Pro t honour r uf the Court uf Common Pieat of the eounty, which aaid return sheet shall be filed, and the day and hour of filing marked thereon, and aball be preeer.ed by tho Prothonoicry tor publia inspeetioB. At twelve o'clock on the r-,d second day following any election, the Prethoootary of be Court of Coat ui on Pleai iball present tbe aaid returns ta the aaid et-urt : la counties where there ia no reaident P rati dent Judge, the Aiaociate Judgcesball perform the duties Imposed upon the; Court of Couioji Plaa, which ahall ennrene for ! said purpoaa; the returns presented by the Pro- i IboDotary ahall be opened b aaid oourt, and com-: pa ted by snob of It offioera, and such sworn as-1 siitanta aa the court shall appoint, in tbe presence . ol the Judge or Jndge. of aaid court, and the: returns certify and certificate or election issued ander lha seal of ibe court, a ie now required to I be done by tbe return judges, and tha vote aa id I computed and certified lhall be open to the public, or in case of complaint of a qualified elector ander oath charging palpable fraud ' or mistake, and particularly specifying tha alleged mistake or fraud, or where fraud or mistake ie apparent on tbe return, the court iball examine the return,' and if in tbe judgment of tbe court it shall be necessary to a Just return laid 'court shall Issue summary prooesa against the election officer and , overseen if any, of the election diilriot com posed of, to bring them forthwith into court, with all elect i oa papers la their possession, nnd If palpable mistake er fraud ahall be discovered, i It shall, upon such bearing as may be deemed oeeeeaary to enlighten he oourt, and be corrected ; by Ibe enurt, and so certified; hut allegations of palpable fraud or mi slake shall be decided by the said court within three days after the day the return! are brought Into court for computation, nnd the eald Inquiry shall he directed only to palpable fraud or mistake, and ahall not be deemed a judicial jurisdiction to conclude any ooaleit now or hereafter to be provided by law, and the other of eald triplicate returns shall be, placed Ib the box and soiled up with tbe ballots. Nothing la this act shall require (ba returns of election of borough or township offioera to be, made Ie the courts aa directed In this section, but all the re turns of the election of township and borough officers to be enclosed In a te.led cover, I directed to the Prothonotary of Ihe Court of Coin- moa Pleas of the proper eounty, aud aball by some one of them be delivered lato his office wilhta three days after every auoh election aod Iliad therein. In counties where t hero are three: or more judgei of laid court, learned to tbe law, at least two judges shall lit to compute and ear j tify returns, unless unavoidably prevented. If j any or the aaid judges shall himself be a candi date for any office al any election he shall not iu 1 with the court or aot In counting the returns 0f such election, and In saoh coae ihe other judge, I If any, shall act, and if In any eounty there shall be no judge qualified to bold the aaid court under tbe provisions of this act present and able to act, Ihea end in every auoh case, the register of Willi, i tbe sheriff and oounty commissioners of tbe proper ; eonnty shrill be and constitute a Hoard) who, or a 1 majority of whom shall have and exercise all the powers, and perform all tha dutiee reitod in or re-1 quired to be performed by tbe court of common pleas of such oounty, hy and under the provi sion! ef thta section; but none of the aaid officer ahall act as a member of euob Honrd when him self a eandidate for any office at the election, the returns of which lha said Hoard la required to count under the provision of this section Sac. I. lo all Hectioni hereafter Ibe eerllflote of naturalisation, If genuine, shall be conclusive evidence of the facta mentioned therein, and where the person offering to vote eUlini Ihe right on the payment ef tax, Ihe receipt of such tax, If signed by tbe propr officer, ahall be the evidence thereof j If suob person does ant produoe such re ceipt, Ihea tbe paymeet ef the tax may be proven by the oath of euoa person, or ether evideBce tall tig when, where and to whom such tax waa paid. Notice la lYirther hereby given. That all parson i except Justices of Ihe Peace, who shall hold an office ar appointment of trust under the government of tbe United Htatei, or of this SteU, or of any Incorporated diatrict, whether a commissioned officer or otherwise, a subordinate offloer or agent, who If or shall be employed un der the Legislative, Executive or Judicial de parlments or this State er of the United ritatei. or any city or Incorporated district, aad also that every member or Contrast, or of the Htti Legislature, or of the common or aeleot council of any city or eommiisiooer of any incorporated diatrict, are by law Incapable of holding or exerolalng, at the aame time, the rfhe or ap pointment of Judge, Inapector or Clerk of any election of thlt Commonwealth. OF KLKCTION OFFICKRS. In case tha peraon who ahall have received the second highest number of vote for Inapeotor.shall aot attend on tba day of election, then the person who shall have received the second highest num ber or voice for judge at Ibe Bext preceding elee tloa, thall act as Inspector ia hil place; and ia ease the perion who shall have received the high cat aumber of votes for inspector shall not attend, th person elected Judge, shall appoint an inspec tor la hia plae and la aaae the person elected judge lhall not attend, then the Inspector who re ceived tha highest number. of votea, aball appoint a fudge Ib bis place; or If any vacancy shall coa tinae la the Board for the spare of one bonr after the time lied by law for tbeepealng ef the elec tion, tha qualified voters of the township, ward er diatrict for which sorb officer shall have been elected, present nt the place af elect iea, aball aa teat one eat ef their aumber to fill aewh veeanoy. Abe, tbat where a jedge, by elekaeee r ana voidable acetdeat, ia aeabie te attend cues, Meet ing af Jadgea, then Ihe eertiliatc or return shall be lakea charge of by one of (he Inspectors or elerka of tbe eleetloa of Ibe district, who shall de and perform the d at its required ef said Judge bb ablcteatUBd. CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS. Poeeiul attention Is hereby directed la tba lift Article of the New CoaeUtatioa. Scetiea 1. Rrary maleeitlarn twenty -owe years ef age, poaaaMlag tho following qualifications, thall be entitled lo vote at all elect I oai t First He aball have been a etttsea er the Uni ted Stat at .eavet eaa month. Seeead He ahall have reeided la the Stat owe year, (or, If bavlag previoualy been equalis ed aleelef er native bora oiUien ef the Bute, he ahall have removed I herefrom and relaraed.) thee, sit months. Immediately preceding Ue election. Third He aball have resided in the avti wHalrWt where be shall offer la vote at leas tw meal be learned Uuly preeedlag the aketioa . Fourth If twwniy -two years efejreor wp wards frgiit AtlttrliSfrnfttts. tearaaCia.. or ' ....... ,.-i.;l' '.. ui,i. tea. wIikib anail nave aseaaea V I t two luoalba, aud paid at leail one nib l.-r.. ll.. .lM.lli.n f re. 4. All rleollone by the olilnena ah.ll ba bv liall it. Kvary bulht voted .hall ba number ed la Ibe I'tder in which ll .hall ba received, aod the numli.r reoorded bv the elclou enl.iere on the ll.t of mure, uupu.ile the name of Ibe eUo l.ir who prre-nl. Ibe ballot. A"; elector may wtile bia mono apou bl. tinkel, or uaa.0 llieaame In lie written Ihereon, and atlealrd hy a elllaen of lha tll.tri.t The election officer, lhall ba awnro or efllriurd n't lo diaoluaa how any elector ahall h.re.e I union required to do ao a. wllnre.ee In a judicial pi-uoeedinn. See. a. tleolura .ball, in all ei.ea rao-pl tree. on, fulony, ao.l breach or .uroiy ui iue pe-o-. he pilvllel lriun arreal dutlnn Ibi ir ktleodeni e 00 aiirlline and Inttol'ig and returning lb' re Kan. II, Whenever any or the qualified electori of this Commonwealth shall be in actual military servlo", under a requirilion Troto tha Preldaul f the rn-tid Putts ur by the authority of this Uoiumunwi-alih, such .lectors tuny exercise the right of suffrage ia ell elechuos by Ihv cltisepa, under such regulations a if the were proacnl at their uaunl pUne of election. Crc. 7. All laws regulating the holding ul Kt:o B, Any peraon who sh:ill give or promise or oiler to give, to any elector, any money, re ward, or other valuable cor alteration for bis vote al an eUctlnn, or tor withholding the ta'ne, or aho abu 11 give or promise Iu give auoh consider ation lo aoy person or parly lor such elector who shall rectivo ur agree tu receive for himself or for another, any mainj, reward "r ther valuahle coiisi JHrntlon for his vote at an eluoton, or for wlthhuldtntf the same, lhall thereby lorfeil the right to vote at luch election, and any letur wb"ac right to vole ahall he challenged for such ca ise belnre the election officer!, lhall b requir ed to swear or affirm that the metier of tbe chal lenge 1 uotrue before his rata shall be received b'M'. V Any peraon who shall, while a candi date for office, be guilty of bribery. Iriud. or will ful vl'ititton of any elecilon law, shall las forever diif untitled from holding any (iffioa or lrut ir profit In this Comtnoowf-nlih, anv person ounvict od or willful v 'io'ati'-n or the election laws eh all, in ndiliimn to anv peoiiltics provbled by law, be drp-lrel of the right of Mifltage ahio'utely for the term of four year. Kki. U. For ihe pmp'ise of voting no person shall bi' denned to have gttlnei a residence by reason l aotencc, wlnle emptoyrtl to tuu erv (rc. of t lthrr civil or mililarr, f this Htate or the I'niud Strife-, nor while eiigigd In the ritivtgt tion Ihe waters of the fciate or Ihe I;biIci HtK'ea or on the high s-aa, nor while a (ludi-nt of any ii.stitt.tion af li utnmg.aor while kept in any pour houe or other asylums at publie cxpcnc, nor while confined In public prison. Snr. 11 l)litrict tleclim boards shall Cooilat of n Judge and two Infpecturs, who ahall lie elm en annually by the ciiiaens. Kach elector ibdU have lha right to vote for tho judge and one in tpector. and ee h Inspector shall appoint une clerk. The first election board for any new dia triet ahull lie selected, and vacancies in cleolion hoards filled, as nrovldod bylaw. Election offi oera shall Im privileged from arrest upon d:iys of election, while engaged la making ap and trans mitting returns, exocpt upon warraot of a court ot record or judge thereof, fur an election fraud, for fulony, or for wanton breach of the peace. In cities they may claim exemption from jury duty during their terms of service. fun- lb. No person shall be Qualified to eerre a eo election officer who shall hold, or thall within two montha have held any office, or ap pointment or employment In or under the gov ernment ot the 1 aited States or of this State, or or any city or county, or of any municipal board, cDiuuiUaion or trust in any city, save only Jus tics of the peace, and aldermen, notaries public, and persons in Ihe militia service of the Stale; nor shall any ol cot ion offloer be eligible Ie any civil office to bo filial at an election at which be shall Mr re, stve only to such subordinate, muni oipal, or local offltieri, below the grade of the city or county offioera, as shall be designated by gen eral taws. AM ACT PuB TUB TAXATION or 0iS A1l VBC PR I TIU'TIO or H Kit. Rxrvioi I. Bt h tnaettd. dre , That from an t after the passage of (hit act, there shall be at seated, levied and collected, annually, with other oounty taxes, in each of the townships and bor oughs of this commonwealth, from tha owner and keepers or dogs, the following named taves, namely: For each male dog. tbe sum of fifty centi. and for every female dog the sum of one dollar, lo be paid to the treasurer of tbe oounty where collected, to b kept by him separate and lo such mnner that he can know bow muoh bos been collected from each township and Sorough, and how much paid out for losses or damages in each, at anv time, te be a fund from which per sons sustaining loss or damage to sheep by a dog or dogs, and the necessary oosU ia establishing their olaltn therefor, a hereto provided, m iy be paid. tiicr. 2. For the purpose of levvlng aed col lecting such taxes, the assessors ia each town ship and borough hH, annuilty, at the lima of assessing other taxable property, asoeruia and return to the county commissioners of their coun ty a true stJtemeot of all the dogs in their town ships aod borough, respectively, and tbe names of persons owning or keeping such dogs, and bow many ol each sex is kept or owned by each per son t snd snch cotnmiailoners In each county shall, annually, levy nnd cause to b cnlleeted. the taxes hereinbefore earned, wltb, end ia the same manner, that other ecunty taxei are col lojlod. Sir. S. That whenever any peraon aball sui taln any Ion or damage to ahaep by a dog or doga. In any township or borough, such person, or bis or her agent or attorney, may complain lo any justice of the peace of such township or bor ough, lo writing, to be signed by the person making such complaint, slating therein when, where and how such damage was dooe, and by whose dog or dogs, If known; whereupon the justice of the peace to whom such complaint shall be made, shall cause a nolle to be served on tbe owner or keeper of the dog or doga eau Ing the damage, If known, that n complaint has been made to bin of such loss or dataagw ; aad if tba owner or keeper of such dog or doga does not ap pear, at loon as practicable, and s-ttle and pay for such loss or damage, then such Justice ibail appoint three competent disinterested persons, not related to the claimant or other perion Inter, lereitsd therein, to appraise the loss or damage sustained by the claimant i nnd inch appraisers, after being iworn or affirmed by such justice of tba peace, or eome other bompetent pereon, to perform the duties of Iheir appointment without partiality and according to Ibe belt of Ibcir judgment and ability, shall, a soob aa practicable examine the place where the damage ia claimed to have beea doue, and the sheep injured or killed, if practicable, aad they are re nested to do s, and shall be examined, on oath or affirmation to be administered by one of them, any wltncaa called before them by n subpoena from such jus tice or otherwise, and after making diligent In quiry Ib re Is lion to such claim, shall determine and report to such Justice la writing whether any such damage haa been sustained, and tbe amount l hereof, and who was the owner or keeper of the dog or digs, ir known, by which suob damage, has been done, and whether or Bat any part thereof wai caused by a dog owned or kept by the claimant, whioh. report, so made, shall hie slgnsd by a majority of auoh appraiser, and de livered lo the justice hy whom tbey were ap pointed. Han. 4. That upon receiving sunk report, the said Justice shall Immediately make a certificate thereon ir thereto, signed and sealed by hi in, that such appraisers were duly appointed an I sworn by him, and that they made such report ; and if by snob report it appears that any damages have heen sustained by the complainant, the laid jus tice shall deliver tuch report and all papers re lating to the case, to suoh claimant or his or her agent or attorney, upon payment of the colts up to that time, hereinafter provided, for having the aarae secured Ie lie paid,) to be delivered to tbe commltaioaeri of the eounty whore u"h dama ges have b-en u stained to be file) ia theirofl.ee. Sue. ft. That upon Iho ootnmtisioners of the eounty receiving such repirt, it shall appear thoreny that a certain amount of damage or loe tin been sustained by the claim tnt to sheep, by a dog or dogs not owned or kept by him or her, the shall immrdlate'y draw their order ua Ihe treasurer of such oounty In favor of ihe claimant for the amount of loss or damage euck claimant has lasiained according to such report, with nec essary and proper rott Incurred oa aforesaid, to le paid ont ol the fund relied or to be raised by taxei on dogi aa bereiobe ore provided ; and ir it ihall appear by saoh report or otherwise, that a responsible person woe tha owwer or keener or the dog or dogs by whioh the damage complained ol wa done, and there is a reasonable probability aueb damages and coats can bo eollectad from luch owner or keeper, then such ommissioners shall Immed'eiely proceed, In the manner pro vided by law for the collection of debts and cost by a stilt or culls from the owner er owner! or keeper or keepers of such dog or dogs, and place the proceeds thereof, less costs, in the proper sheen fond or the eounty : Provided, At any ami all times, It shall be the doty or the owner or any sheep-killing dog or dogs, or any person owning sheep, to kill any and all dogs, guilty or killing sheep within thia commonwealth. Sat'. 6. That all dogs In thia commonwealth shall hereafter be personal property and subjects of larceny, and tbe owner er keeper of any dog shall b liable lo the oounty commissioner fur all loss or damage lo sheep by snob dug, with all the costs incurred in recovering and collecting such damages, Including an attorney fee of five dollars, If U rally determined before a juilloe of the peace, and ur tea dollars X trlsd ia a court or common pleas t but at anv time afiar wiim or a claim for damages under the provisions of 1(1101, tne owner er Beeper ol any dog m ty tender to Ihe claimant or his ag wit or attorney makieg such claim a sum or money equal to tba lots of damage saitained, er may offer before a J cat tee of the pnc. with notice to the claimant, hn agent or attorney, a afnreaald, a Judgment in an action of tresspass for Iba amount el such mis or o am age, and U osts ap to the time ef aucn ever, waieB offer, for a fee of twenty eewla, hall he enteral the docket of each jasttee ; and In ease tbe eiairaaat In saoh ee, mr com misionera, as ike case may be, ahall not aept of such tender or offer of Judgment, aad after wards on Ihe final determiaailon of aaoh aaa iball not recover a greater ameaat than tha earn so tendered er for which a Judgment haa been offered, aa aforesaid, heslda th interest nnd enst si ace inch Under ar offer, aa the eaae may be, such claimant ar eemmieaieeeva shall Oo4 r. caver aay eoiis accruing after tech tender nr of fer, bat ahall pay to the defendant ar defendants tha eons saoh defeadaato have Incurred aiaee such offer er tender, including an attereey fee aa hereinbefore aro vt dad in ansa of i MMnm k elaianaau, which Coat may be deducted Irom the oi aay judgment recover ia each ease by the claimants er eammuauacrt, and If suob judgment ia not sufficient auch easts may ba cot leoud by aa action ef dM to aav m.m k. ing jurisdiction af each saouat as to ether eaeee wi e(. Sao. ?. That jaatlaee of the peace for the spa rial service und the pr 1. 1 on of thia not ahall bo entitled to one dollar foe k M j lha appraisers each ewe del lar per day fer ih time neceesarily epent by Uy in laveiUgatiag enen claim, to be paid by tba claimant to awcl c. ft, That at th ant ef .a year tha cbi ukctiou. by the ci.li.n. or for the registration of , qualiuid o colors Ihcrtln may vol at sued alco ellrs shall be unitm through ut Hi. Slate not, by bddlots wr.Ueo or prmte 1 on ,h"u" J,,,;i lut no elector shall he deprived of Ibe privilege ".sheep Ltw, ' and on lb. inside "For th. Hhoep ol voting by reaion i-f hi. name net beiu regu- Law' r 'Agtin.l the Hheap Law ; aud in each i - m.untv wherin it limit anutur br a urultor ouunt grout 3iflirrtisrmtnts. mlasloneri af each eoaatf shall .lt U tba- .V.i-, 7i..l. ..-i- the, amounts laereui, hiu m - 77 i t, provision, of this aol,'remloiag unpaid ; an. if .ny such treasurer ahall have In hie hands, of; moneys collected fr the poyuvat thereof, more than two hundred dollars abve the a.oonul of unb claims. hesbelHmmedlelely apportion and distribute lit exaai l-i the eeveral school die trial! In snch oounly, 1 proportion l Ihe ........ ..i ..fauflii beltane or exrwsi raised by eatJ ; taxes on dogs ia each or la tbe eeveral town ships ur boroughs funning suob distrioia. rpel. ivoly, and shall notify tba school treasurer of suob dtunoU bow muoh it is entitled to ol auoh mono. a. and shall pay the same lo saoh school treasurer!, on Ihelr reoeipts and orders for the aauie, for tbesupptrt of ibe oninui o sclioiliaf such dtalrlDl. Hive. 9. That (his act ihatl not repeal or affaot (be provlalone of any a olal la in relation to lb same lubjeet la auy eounty uf this cowmon wrulih. Ha i'. It). That lha aha r iff of each oounty, un the requeil of tbe county cuiuuilraioners, shall cauao litis act t he published therein, with and la ihe same meaner as notice uf ibe next gcu rril election be published j and for the purpose of .iwiid.ntr whi ther or not the lateral uroviaionr ol this act are deaired la the several eou.lt.es, tbe or aubih ballot Dial a majority are "For the Sheep Ltw," this l l shall iuiuuJ lately lake ef fect, but In no other county until a uujuriiy wl th qualified electors thereof, after like adver tise men t Iu like mauaer, have dtlermiord thai tbey desire line act to tike etL-ct tbureia i Pro vided, That there shall be no alvoriiacmnnt or election for auoii purpose Iu auy cuaty ufuner than once In two years. Ai'Phovkd The Itib day uf June, A. I. Ih7. (JOHN F. HA1UKANFT. (1IVKN under my hand and s-al, at Cl.-a.JieH. PfBu'a, ibis ninth day ur Ovtulwr, to IL. K ile year or our Lrd vuc thousand eight bundled und seventy eight, an I of the ludepeiidenc ol the .('oiled Mate Ibe one hun dred and third. ' ANDREW PKNTZ, Jr., Sheriff. UisrcUaurous. SELLERS' GO UGH SYRUP! OrerI.C)Cj.fMKf'ott!ca lfl. it l tlm nr.-r pon Olar rf-mt-.lv ..r Ot 4411. -. 4'MOt 1. H04ll1:MKst, ami all TIIHOATami 1,1 MJ S I Teas re 11 im btfli tu use for Aata rrntury. Ikf torn r.-uinnieint It. J. '.. Vo- l.eug I'.".. II!., yt : " ll MVe.il mj two cruldren from the arnrt." A. 1.. Hi !, uf JUIliiirp, M.I. tl- unv.: ''It will 'Ur-llit- wntit oiueh ininipdiatflr." Tnhe aae) oihcrl Price. BB routs. BO cent, end al-OW l-r 1ii1'. R.E.SUXKIMW a., ".', FlluamrBh, HEALTH 8 HAPPINESS. Health aod Happiness are priceless Wealth tn their possessors, and yet they nr within the reach or every oue who will use M rlghl'S Liver Pills, Th only sure Cl'RK frr Torpid Liver, Hyspep sla. Ilea lev be. Sour Stomach, Conliialion, Debility, Nausea, and all Billioua ooinplaiuts and III odd dtsordeia. None genuine unless signed "Wm. Wrlehl. Pbil'a." If your Druggist will not supply aend 26 eents fur one box to llarrink, Holler A Co , 70 N. 4h St , Phila. Ilec.2, '77-ly. REMOVAL ! James L. Leavy Having narehased the entire stock er Fred Sackett, hereby gives notice that ho has moved into the room lately occupied by Heed i Hagerty, on lWnnd street, where he ie prepared to offer to Hie public COOK STOVES. iiK.tTi.ra .f.r PARLOR STOVES,' of the latrat improved p.ttcroi, at low p-loes, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Qas Fixtures and Tinware. Roofing, Spouting. Plumbing, (las Fitting, aad Kepn'riog Pumps a specially. Alt work warroaUd. Anything In my line will be ordered simcUI U UCSUea. eJAh, li Lbr 1. Proprietor. FftKD. SACKhT T, Agent. Clear 8cd, Pa July 3, lfiTB-tf. GEO. WEAVER & GO, SECOND STREET. CLEARFIELD, PA., Have opened ub, In the atore rooa latelv oocnnloi) be Weever A Bette, ob Beeonil afreet, a larf. and wall eelectetl atook of Dry - Goods, Groceries, nOOH AND SHOES, Qt'EKNMYARK, WOOD 1 WILLOW WAIIIi. IIAT.i AND CAPS, FLOUR, FEED. SALT, Ac. Whieh Ihey will di.poaa of at n.oaaKla rale, fur eaab, or exchange tor ouuntrv produoe. OEOROIt WEAVER CO. Claarteld. Pa., Jan. I. I R78 tf. JbjEW FLOUK. FEED, AND GROCERY STORE. JOHN F. KRAMER, Ruata Mo. 1, Pla'a Opera Hotter, Clfarflrld, Pa. Raarj. auBltabll OB baRet 8UAAR, corrEE, TEAS, 0DAJ COAL OIL. HVHUP, IALT, aoAP, Oaatael aad Dried Fruit., Tobam, Cl,.re, Caa dlea, Older Vloepr, B.ller, R(ra, de. ALSO, EXTRA tlOUE HADS Wheat and Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal, Chop, Feed, o., AH W wbbak wH b. eetd Aaaf br eta er b, ea.haaf. tr eentrv wradM. Clearleld, Row. II, IHTdtf. ?Hl3ffnmifou5. Uvery Stable. 1 .-Jif.pr " - rMIK undersigned begs leave to Inform ihe puW. I lie thai be is now fully prepare1 to aeeottt. date all in Iba way of furnishing U..s, Uitgf-iM Meddlee and llameae, on the shortest notioe alj an reasonable terms. Kasidenocon LocuiIiUml ttt.tWHin Third and Fourth. s UKO. W. UEAHllAhT "Uarflald. Feb. 4, IW74- r. oui,ih B. U COBKLBe MaiLXBUl. (ilLICII. HI ('('II KK IE & tO.S FURNITUltE ROOMS, Mdi Let Htreet, Icartldd, Pa, Wa man ii fact ore all kindi of Furniture for Cbamliers, lioing Kooms, Liorariea and Haiti. If you want Furniture of any kind, don't ba? until yon sec our stock. ;' IJ I K It TAKING Ib all lie braBcbea, pntnptlx attended la. (U'LICII, McCOUKLK 4 CO. ClearnelJ, !'., Ieb. 0, '7H. -.vi-i-r . art '.JWV . lie. IIVT-.12H HONEY OF HOREHODHD AND TAR FOR THE CURIi OK Conhi, C'ilJs, InSnenra, Homeliest, tifi V. iBieathing, and all Atferticmi of the ILrct, Bronchial Tuhei, and Langa, Irnoig to Consumption. Tills, iiirnliiMc Kiiictly U it -ni)-- c.l if ll IIitXK.v of llic I.mt lli-tvli iiii'l, in (.Iaiii; ! union xvitU Tak-Hm.m, cxlrntii-il fn'ii ii.. I.ii-r TKiNt U'ir. of i!ie ft.itt lu-c Am . 'Ivi.siMK, or Halm of (iilf.vl. The Honey of Horcliountl siffiiti'.s A" 'i w v kks all irrit.iticnsi nnd inl.inniali"ii-, : i 1 Ihe Taf-Ialin fl.l-.AVsi s ami til Ms l In tin- i and nir pnssncp Icailnifr lo t lie Itinj.", l ii adtlitional iii(;iCilivi)U l.tcp llic i,:.iii!t i. t. niitisl, mi l " licitltlifiit nrti"ii. ct i;o pi. iU'licc Icccji yru from tryinj; Wt- jmc. I in--!-cine of a fan)' hi- (loclur mIiu Iis s.imiI tin t. unmU of lives bv it 'm liis l.irpc piitntf pr.-.t tin. N.H. The T.tr-Hnlin has no ir.u iasu- ot Midi. PRICKS SO CUM 8 AM) $1 t'l.K II" I ii V. Cere.it asinn to boy lartic we. PIIwC'h ToiIIi;h'Ii IitpNM Clirti hi 1 I (mile. Sold liv all IrtinKila. C N. CEITTENT0N, Prop., N.Y- RD TIMES4 UAVK NO EFFECT IN FRENCH YILLE I I am awai-e that (here are Some persona a little hard to please, and 1 am also aware that tbe complaint of "hard timea" ii well aih'h universal. ltui l am so situate! now tnai i can soti.tiy ins former and prove oonelualvely tbaA "bard timea" will not eflcot those who buy their goods from me, and all my patrons shall It initiated into the se cret of IIOW TO AVOID 1UUD TIMES I have goods enough to supply all the Inhabi tants in tbe lower end of the oounty which 1 sell at exceeding low rates from my mammoth store In Ml'LoMirHtJ, where I can always be foetid ready to wait upon callers and eapply them with Ilry floods of nil hinds, Such as Cloths, Patinetts, Casstmeres, Muslins Delaines, Linen, Drillings, Calicoes, Trimming!, Kibbons, Lac, Ready -made Clothing, Boots aad Shoes, Hats and Caps all of the beet material and made to order Hose, bucks, lilovei, Mittens, Leaos, Kibbons, do OU0CEKIK3 OF ALL KINDS. Coffee, Tea, Pugar, Bice, Molaues, Fish, Fait Purk, Linseed Oil, Fish Oil, Carbon Oil. Hardware, Queeuswnrc, Tinware, Castings, Plows and Plow Castings, Nails, Spikes, Corn Cultlva tors, Cider Presses, and all kinds of Aies. Perfumery, Paints, Varnish, Qlaes, aad a general assortment of Stationery, GOOD FLOUR, Of different brands, alwaya on band, end will ho sold at the lowest posrihle figures. 3. 11. MoClain's Medicines, Jayne's at edit I Dei llontettar a and liuoflaad'a bitters, pouadi of Wool wanted for which the highest price will be paid. Clovereeed on hand and for cale at the lowest market price. Also, A grill for Ktrattonville and Curwenivlll Threshing Machine. VijivCnll and see for yourselves. Yon will Ind everything uruallj kept in a retail sture. L. M. COUDRIKT. Frenchrill P. O., August IS, 18T4. B1GLER, YOUNG & REED, (Successors to Boyati-a A Young,) FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS Manufacturers al PORTABLE 4 STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES Corner of Fo.rtb and Pine Streete, t J.t.AIH IF.I.I), PA. HAVING .nenr.il In lha BaBufaetura of trtt elaaa MACHINERY, wa reepectfultv Infom ba publie Ihet wa era bow arerard to 011 all order, aa cheeil. aad aa croaiptlvaa eaa ba done la an; of tba alllaa. Wa aBufaatira and deal Is Mnlay and Circular Saw-Milli Head Dlooba, Water Wbeala, Sb.fllu Plle;e, Olfford'a InJarKr, Steaaa Oe.e, glean WbletK OI,r, TaJlow Cuft, Oil Co).., Ouf. Cookt, Air Cooba, (Hob. VbIvm, Cbaok Valvae, wrubl Iro Plaaa. S.eeea Paoipe, Boiler Feed Pep., Anri Frlotlow Metrea,8oa Slone Paeklnf, Quia Paek "I. and all kind! af MILL WORK trlbet eritb Plowe, Sled golea, COOK AND PARLOR STOVES, and atbar CA8TIM09 af all blade. -Ordera aoNrllad and Iliad Bl eitr prtee. All laUm af Inquiry wltb rafarewoa tt eaeehlBar. tt war aaauraetar. wrsaaptlv aaawared. be addr laf ae at CUariMd, Pa. lanlTd tf BIUI.KR, TOUNtl A HERD JeBI en i i..r..i.i.-.- ,-- J 1
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