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Communications upon subjects of
oth e g the fruile in g t r e o r w es e t i
and e to a k m reed he ar arde i ne ed
for this depart
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should be addressed to Cfmacia STRICKLER.
AESCRIITTaI Editor, Columbia, Lancaster
sounty, Pa.
Deep Pulverization In seasons or Droutlr
Eds. Country Gentleman:—ln the pur
suit of my business for about 25 years,
I had learned by sad experience the
need of a deep and mellow soil for our
crops during the frequent dry seasons,
and last year (1870) 1 plowed, as an ex
periment, two acres in different fields
and at different times. 9 to 10 Inches
deep and very fine. The season will
long be remembered by farmers as one
of severe and protracted drouth. Those
two acres having two inches inore
depth of fine mellow soil than the re
maidner of our plowed land, showed a
very marked increase in their products,
although the soil on them was not so
moist or deep as many other parts of
our cultivated fields.
As the plows I had used for many
years would only work well and easily
to the depth of (3 to 8 Inches, and I had
decided to work my soil deeper, I looked
over the different patterns of plows in
the agricultural warehouses in New
York and /Boston, and selected F. K
Holbrook & Co.'s swivel No. 41 stubble
plow ; also, a No. 7 A mold-board, for
sod-ground. Having given it a fair and
thorough trial by plowing 25 acres last
fall, and more than 5U acres the past
spring, and observing the condition of
the ground and the growth of our crops
through the early and very protracted
drouth of the season, I feel it to be shil
l:lu justice to mention my high appre
ciation of its merits.
Our soil is a sandy loam from r, to 11
inches deep, underlain by tine gravel,
free from stones and quite level ; it does
not need underdraining, but does need
deep cultivation. We run the No. 41
stubble-plow from 7 to 10 inches deep,
sod find it turns the soil thoroughly at
"that depth, and with fine man tire mixes
it through the soil from the bottom of
the furrow nearly to the top, as I never
saw it done by any other plow. It also
leaves the land in the best possible
condition for cultivation and the
•-growth of the crops; it .being per
fectly pulverized, the: air circulates
freely, us deep as plowed, and when dyy
--as this and last season have been—
deposits its moisture in the soil by con
densation on corning in contract with
the cool earth below. T. this deep,
thorough pulverization by this plow, I
think it is not too high an estimate to
credit a gain of $5 per acre on each of
the 50 acres of garden seeds and other
crops which we have under cultivation
this year. The sod-plow we have not
used so much, having plowed only li to
8 acres with it. It is sufficient to say
it does the work us well as, or better
than, any other plow we have used.
Now, to sum up the merits of this
plow, as proved by its-use with us:
lot. A team will plow more ground
with it in a given time than with any
other we ever used, there being less loss
of time in coming around at the ends,
and always on the hard or unplowed
hand; also, each horse or (ix working
alternately in the furrow equalizes the
labor.
2d. It will plow deepor shallow, cov
er stubble, coarse manure and weeds,
andlitilverize the suit better than any
other plow 1 have seen in use, and, from
its peculiar construction, it intermixes
line manure throughout the furrow.
:;rd. By its use we avoid all,lead fur
rows, which are always an inconveni
ence in cultivating, mowing and rak
ing, and an eye-sure to all neat farm
ers.
-Ith. It leaves the soil in excellenl
filth for planting, hoeing and the pene
tration of the air (luting Summer, by
which condition dews, vapors, and fer
tilizing gases are carried to the roots ol
growing crops.
tysth. With this plow we commence on
one side of a field, and have one or two
teams carting and spreading manure
before the 1110 W, and others planting
close after it; by doing so we lose noth
ing by evaporation From the manure,
and finish up the Ileld as we go along.
I think we are More indebted to this
plow—this dry season (June and July)
-for good ((cups than to any other on
'dement, and friends who farm moister
sods than ours have expressed surprise
at the vigorous growth of our crops in
comparison with thelrs.—('or. Country
(male mrtu.
Weaning t olls
Most colts fire foaled (luring the in
of May. All things considered, it is
mfilutps, the hest time Earlier, On
mare would not have the needed milk
later, she would have too much.
At four months old, colts are general
ly weaned, and this is among the mos
important periods in their lives.
Irdinarlly, while nursing, if the foot
(d both the mare and colt lute been good
he latter Is fat. 'lie point is to tali ,
'nun the colt uo Inconsiderable part o
Is nourishment, and still have It re
:tin its flesh, and what is better it
teach. accomplish this, some pre
~ a ratory steps must have been t« ken.-
'olls love company.
'They get accustomed to that of their
not hers, and If suddenly deprived of It
vl II pine more or less. To obviate thin
(link:idly, we have known breeders,
fur
four weeks before weaning, to turn the
colt into all enclosure with a Spring calf,
(a even a Gossett sheep, and not entre
(lneullyulone buck, whose isolation from
um llock will dispose him to respond to
the overtures of the colt at once.
This company will pacify hint in the
(w.•asional absence of the mother, and
prepare for final and complete separ
tion.
\Viten that time comes, It is always
best to take the mother away from
home, or entirely out of sight and hear
ing. If she is within reach of eyes or
ears, the suggestion of loss will be often
er made than if only the appetite calls
it up ; and this latter can be in some
sense satisfied by an extra allowance of
what the colt has learned to love best.
The best place t? . ) keep the colt for the
first three days is on an ample bare-floor
well covered with old hay, and so pro
tected that there will be no chance for
the colt to get its feet into crevices, or
otherwise receive injury.
He should be fed with the very best
food that the seasOn will admit of—
grass with a little meal intermixed; a
handful of oats for a change; water
always handy, into which he can (hp
Iris nose fifty times a day ; and what is
of equal importance, he have his
new-made compankm, the calf, or the
ram, to smell of, play with, and in his
colt-way to talk to.
From four to seven days will be
ample to partially wean him. Ile can
then be turned intoan enclosure with his
company, which shall alrord him larger
space, both for exercise, and in which to
obtain Moil. 'the field where he is , placed
should he surrounded with a most sub
stantial fence—at least one so high that
the thought of scaling it will never en
ter the ndmi of the colt.
Besides, he should be visited by,the
owner, or some one to whom he has
beeonieaceustomeMa dozen Limes a day
and should always be given some MO
dainty at each visit , besides words full
of soothing and caresses, which will be
most keenly appreciated. In two week,
the crisis will have passed. He will re
member the mother, but not pine for
her, anti thereafter with abundant food,
well-chosen company, and careful con
finement, he will be ready to 'enter
upon his first Winter with every hope
of passing through it without harm,
aid beginning his second Summer in
healthy and hopeful condition.—hearth
and Ilornc.
Dissolving Bones In Caustic Lye
To accomplish this it is necessary to
break the bones into fragments and
pack them in a tight-shallow box with
au equal weight of good sound wood
ashes. Mix with the ashes before pack
ing, twenty-live pounds of slacked lime
and twenty pouudsof sal soda (carbonate
of soda) to every one hundred pounds of
the ashes. The box in which to conduct
that process may be made of rough
boards, but itmust be tight, and it shoutd
not be over eighteen inched deep. r li
,
may be as broad as necessary. The
bones should be packed in layers • first
upon the bottom a layer of ashes, then a
layer of bones, and so alternately until
the box is tilled•. About'twenty gallons
of water must be poured upon the heap
(that is, for every one hundred pounds
of bones) to saturate the mass, but
more may be added from time to
time to maintain permanent moisture.
In three; four, or six weeks, the bones
will be broken down completely, and
the whole may be beaten up together,
after adding an equal bulk of good sift
ed soil. This compost is of the highest
efficacy, as It embraces quite all the
great essentials of plant mod, namely
potash, soda, lime, phosphoric acid,aud
the nitrogenous element. This is a
very ..lonvenieut way for farmers who
have ashes, to dispose of their stare of
bones. If plenty of ashes can be pro•
cured, it will fachitata the decompdei
tlon of the bones to employ twice as
much ashes as there are bones ; the so
lution will be effected sooner, and more
p3ifEtly.
it powdered bones are employed, a
barrel of the powder may be mixed with
a barrel of good ashes, and the whole
turned into the half of a molasses cask,
moistened with two bucketsful of water,
and stirred up well with a hoe. In a
week this will be ready for use, and it
forms a most efficient and - convenient
fertilizer for all the cereal crops. We
think it does more for corn, in giving
plump, full kernels,
than any concen
trated fertilizer we have employed. A
handful is enough for hill, put in it at
the time of planting. Before dropping
the seed, a little earth should be kicked
over the powder, so that it may not come
In direct contact with it,-Boston JOUI
nal of Chemistry.
flow to Send Grain to Market
- -
It Is unaccountable to me that so many
farmers have not yet learned how to
send hay and grain to market, so as to
make them pay the most profit. I see
boat-loads and car-loads of such pro
duce passing through my neighborhood
on its way to your city, hundreds of
miles distant. It brings prices that
would make a Western farmer's pocket
jingle merrily, only that a large part of
the money stops in the hands of the
transporters, to pay freight. Now rail
roads and canal-boats are excellent in
stitutions, but I have never yet found so
good a way to send corn to market, as
on the four legs of a well-fattened ani
mal. A bullock or a hog will pack
away a few bushels of corn more snug
ly than any freight-master could do,
and it brings better prices after they
have worked it over into beef and pork,
than in the raw state. With the ex
ception of wheat, and perhaps rye, I
would not sell a peck of grain from my
farm, except for seed. Along in the
Summer, when pasture is scarce, and
plenty of cattle are to be picked up, 1
secure enough to consume all the corn I
can spare, over what will be needed to
fatten my hogs, (these I raise at home,)
and just before cool weather commences,
I set the beef factories to work. The
chips give me profit in the shape of ma
nure, enough to make the operation pay,
even if I could-only get the same price
for the grain as before feeding it out;
but there is a gain here,
too.
When I read about Illinois farmers
and others using corn for fuel because
it, is cheaper than coal, I think they
need instruction on this point. If they
have not capital enough to buy stock to
eat up their grain, let them borrow the
cattle, and agree to return so many
pounds of fattened beef, for each ani
mal, in the same way that sheep are
taken oil shares; it would be mutually
betielicial to themselves, and to those
who have more animals than they Call
keep profitably. 1 know that men liv
ing on new lands will laugh at the idea
of using manure, but tile laugh will
be on the other side not many years
hence, when their lands begin to
show signs of weakness, as those of
Western New York have done. It is
very easy to keep a soil fertile, but a
slow and costly operation to restore a
wormout one. But whether the manure
will be used or not. I believe it will be
found to pay to feed out grain before
'ending it to market.—Aincri,un Agri-
Seed-Sowing In Dry Weather
I do not remember to have heard so
inany complitints of seeds coining tip
badly us have been made this year, in ,
consequence of the continued dry weath
er. Even those kinds of seeds that ger
initiate most freely, such us cabbages,
turnips and beets, have been complained
of, mid celery-plants, particularly, will
be scarce, in consequence of the unusu
ally dry May. Such, in many eases,
have been the results when seeds have
been treated in the ordinary way, and
continued drouth ensued ; but it is ne
cessary that the gardener should alk...ais
apply common sense to his worll.,
and not simply follow routine, for
what will suit for one condition of soil
or atmosphere, wcuhl be unnecessary or
even wrong for another. I will give a
case to illustrate. About the 4th of May
of this year, I sowed a large`patch in the
open ground with celery seed, and an
other With cabbage seed. The soil was
in line order, and the beds after sowing
were raked—the celery with a fine steel
rake, the cabbage with a large wooden
rake—which covered the seed of each lo
the regular depth. The weather was dry,
with indicationsoNtscontihuingso, and
after sowing I had both the cabbage and
celery beds/011(31 !wavily, leaving, how
ever,astri poleach unrolled so that I could
clearly show to some of my young men
what the result or this otnissimi would
be if dry weal her continued. Had heavy
rain fallen within a day or two atter
sowing, it would have compacted the
soil, excluding the air from the seed—
in fact, producing the effect of rolling
it. But we had no rain for three or four
weeks, and a burning-hot atmosphere
passing through the shallow, loose cov
ering of the seeds, shriveled and dried
theta up so that It was' impossible they
could ever germinate. This little exper
iment resulted exactly away' one having
experience in seed-sowing knew It must.-
,air crop lit' celery and cabbage. plan ,
were as line as need be on the rot'
bed, while not one seed In a th
il of the celery, and intone in a him
:sett of the cabbage ntarted lu
he Strips left loose. The season for
sowing turnlp-seed is at hand, Mill the
same care is more likely to be necessary
now than in May, July and August
are always not, and often dry months,
and it Is imperative that seeds be closely
l•ovvred, so that the dry, hot air Is fur
as practicable kept from threat. In the
sowing of cauliflower, cabbage, or let
tuce in i- , eptentber, the some precaution
had better lie used. But in small beds,
such are usually taken for these, it
roller is tiot at Mold, alter raking the
beds, tile soil should be firmly patted
with the buck of a spade; tins Hilt only
produces quicker and more certain ger
ioination, but it leaves the surface
I the bed smooth, no tlfaithe plants cc
p straighter than if the beds were le
rough. We consider the practice
soaking seeds before sowing worse tha
r lit nth rson, in .Imcrier
'ilriculluist
niderdralnlng,.
lm this country the subject of under
draining has not generally been well
studied. I n a new country, sparsely
settled, with a virgin soil, enough is
produced to meet the wants of all, with
out restroing Wally extra labor and out
lay to make the earth produce all that
it is capable of doing.
But when the price of land advances,
the soil becomes exhausted, and the
population greatly increased, it becomes
necessary to enquire how all of these
changes are to be met. Necessity stim
ulates enterprise, and one step after an
other, in the line of improvement, h
[nude, and the resultavtonishes, in niatt3
cases, ever{ those who have been till
main oper tors ill the enterprise.
ltn
derdraining, deep plowing and high nut
miring are imperatively demanded a
the hands of the cultivator, who pay:
from fifty to one hundred-dollars Pe
acre for his land.
Land with a tenacious sub•soil is ge
dally too wet, during certain parts of
the year, for successful tillage, on 00-
count of the water remaiiiing on the
sub-soil instead of runuitag off or si nki ng
into the soil, as iu the case of sand or
gravel. The consequence is, that the
soil being wet and cold, vegetation grows
very imperfectly, and in many cases
does not pay the expense of cultivation.
But the cost of the Wad, and the ex pease
of tillage are nearly or quite as much as
they would be on good soil.
Being iu possession of such land the
question arises, how call it be improved
• .
so as to make it produce remunerative
crops? the s traight-forward answer to
this question is, by underd raining. It
land is in a condition to require under
draining it will always yield enough
more to pay a handsome profit on the
outlay, whatever that may be, provided
it is within the range of a judicious econ
omy.
By a gdod system of underdraining,the
soil becomes dry and tillable in the
proper season, and is better fitted for
cultivation in all ordinary crops at an
earlier period, the temperature is in
creased by the absence of surplus water,
and the usual effects of severe drouth
are but slightly felt, on account of the
aerated condition of the soil through
the drains, and the general action of
the dews and light rains.
It should be remembered that when-
ever the earth is dry, the atmosphere
coutains larger amounts of moisture
than when the earth is moist. During
drouth, water is not out of existence.
l'he quantity is fully as great now as at
the time of Nbah's flood ; the earth and
air are the only places to lliiike the drain
ing perfect; and when not found in the
one we shall always be able to obtain it
in the other.—isTational Agriculturist.
DYEING
T HE OLD STATEN ISLANII
FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.
NO. 47 NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Ladies' Dresses.of every description, dyed o
cleaned. Knit and we 11 blanket shawls
dyed or cleaned. Camel's hair. Paisley and
Broche Klutwls cleaned In a superior manner.
Velvet c oaks handsomely dyed. Satin and
worsted damask curtains dyed and cleaned.
Kld gloves and feathers dyed or cleaned.
Bonds received and returned by Express. We
only (18k a trial to prove our superiority and
skill. ful-kmw:3s
BARRETT, NEPHEWS, de CO.,
No. 47 No:th Eighth St., Phi ladelphix.
N. B.—We have nos other once In this city.
LA PIERRE ROUSE,
BROAD AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA,
S. B. BUTTERWORTH, 'PROPRIETOR,
el 9 TERMS_PER.TAY $3.50,
LANCASTER WEEKLY IN
FOR BALE OIL BENT.
ESTRALE REA
TATET PB
LIC SALE ON THURSDAY, SEPTEM
ER
26th, 1871, will be sold at public eale, at
the public:house of Frederick - Myers, in the
borough of Strasburg, the following described
real estate, viz: That valuable farm, situate
in Strasburg township, adjoining lands of
Fanny Eshleman, Abraham 'Bowermaster,
Annie E. Mu-selenan and others, about 1 mile
east of the borough of Strasburg, containing
SIXTY-FOUR ACHES'
more or less. The improvements thereon are
a large Frame one-and-a-halfetory DWELL
ING HOUSE, a large Frame Bwisser Bain.
Corn-Crib, Wagon-Shed and other necessary
out.buildings. There is a dim Spring near the
house, and a stream of water passing through
the premises, so a.s to afford great conveni
ences for pasturing cattle. There is also a well
of water at the door. A line young Orchard
has been started and will soon be in hearing
condition. The property Is located within
half a mile of the Strasburg Railroad, and Is
convenient to wo rthy hs, stores, churches,
etc., and is well the atteullon of pur
chasers.
A portion of the purchase money may re
main In the premises if desired.
Sale to begin at 3 o'clock P when attend
ance will be given and terms made known by
ELIZABETH L
ESH EMAN.
It. DOWNEY, AUCL. eep 6 tow 3.
SHERIFF'S PALE .--- ON FRIDAY, REP
TENIBER Yllth, 1571, at 2 o'clock P. M., by
virtue of an order of sale as partition issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Lancas
ter County. and to me directed. I will expose
to public sale or outcry on the premises In
Manor twp., Lancaster county, the following
described real estate, to wit:
set of land situated in Manor twp., Lan
county, Pa.,
CuNTAININD F 6 1 ,4
more or less, on which is erected a one-story
:part stone and part frame) HOUSE, stone
Barn, Frame Wagon Shed, Frame Tbacco
:thed, Corn Crib, Hog-Pen, Spring of R o unning
Water, Fruit Trees, and other improvements,
adjoining lands of Jacob Lindeman, Henry
Heisey, John Witmer, Autos Shuman, and
chase money to be paid on the tat of
April X 1872.
1872.
Sold as the property of Christian F. Hostet
ter, Ulrich Hertzler, Marla Miller. Cyrus Neff,
He njamln Neff, Abraham E. Hontetter, John
Hostetter. Anna Herr, Jacob Hostetter, Filen,
heal Groff, Mary Groff, Susan Hostetter, Beat.
Hostetter, Jacob Hostetter, Anna Hostetter,
Emanut 1 Hostetter, Elizabeth HostetTer, m
ma Hostetter, Aaron Hostetter, Barbara Wit
mer situ Samuel Witmer by
F. MYERS, S heriff.
Sheri ita 011 Ice, Lancaster, Sept. I, 1671.
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Estate.—ln pursuitnee of an order of the
orphans' Court of Lancaster County wdl be
sold on Ski CRDAY, OCTOBER 7th. on the
premises, the following real estate. situate In
Fulton IWp., Lancaster co., the property late
ofJosepli IsiADance, dee'd, consisting of
Purport No. 1. Being a tract of land
CONTAINING 167 ACRE°,
more or less, with a Two-story Brick DW ELL
NG• lIItUSE, a Barn and other buildings
thereon erected, situate In Fulton and Little
Britain 'townships, m 110111114; properties of
James Collins, J. d. Ashton and sisters, lieu.
Toll I tiger and Milers.
Purport No. 7, bring two tracts of land ad
',doing, one
CONTAINING iD ACRES 96 AND PERCHES,
s nil the other
with the Improvements thereon erected, slit
ate in nslop,adjounng purport N
land the properties of tS. Seoit and oche
The pull money for Lhe Hbove deserih
properties w he paid Inn lull on the Ist of Apr
'iilii in commence at 2 o'clock of si
S, when dee attendance will lie given a
ins made ktiown liv
.1i I L. IiAI.T.A.NCE,
swal WI 11l n:il WARING,
Adail a ihtrators of Jiisepli Ilul liuwc, gee',
- )U111.11C SALE.—ON SATURDAY, SEI
TEmisER Jath, will be sold at the Publl
louse tit Mr. it. 14 Erb, In the village of Peter.
Conestoga nrp., Lancaster cutinty, th
()Bowing real estate, to w.t:
A tract of land containing
4 ACRES AND 113 PERCHES.
I Het. measure, on the road leading from Pt
Tsvllie to Conestoga Centre. a quarter of
Idle front the ninner and three till re from tl
at t. r, in Conestoga township, adjollling hunt
1 robins Stehman, J. O. Pete., and the Co:
,:toga Navigation, on which IS erec,qoo atwl
tory Brick HOUSE, 2.S by 31 feet, Sumrne
House, wltn Bake oven, a large sable, a ne
Hog-NI:Oily, and Sinithshop, or 0(111 110 11,,
for otho pm pose, will. all other nets
OrY Thure is also a well
...ver-ralli ,, g water. wit Plltnlljnear the dot ,
also new cistern near the door, and a. nutub•
of choice Fruit. Trues, stilt at Apple, Pe.lk .
fear and Cherry, tut the ',rent ses.
Ally person tel hung to Vltir the proper
bolo, the day of side Will p ease call on It
Ilan ph K Iles, residing thereon, or on the It
dersigned, No. 615 \Veit King st reet, Laneastt
. rule to Cl/111Illelle , at ; o'clock I'. of ha
day, when at tendance will he given anti ten
made knuw'n by
h(3- w3ti JACOB K AUFFM AN
A VA LUA BLE FARM
11 IN 'Arm.: BRITAIN TOWNSHIP
AT PRI VAIN NA
The undersigned offers his valuable Farm,
situated iu the township aforesaid at private
CONTAINING IN ACRES,
•.• or less,mljoltilug lands of Nathan 'Haines,
Id Chrlnty, John cnllcson and others, upon
eh is erected cc acre-StoryDwelling 80w...,
ne hoick Barn, litxlcrl fret, (but recently
•telEroofed with slate, with Uranerlon and
cc Crlh, all complete, Two Apple Orchards
other fruit on the preinlnen, and 1111 the
ssary out-Imildlngn. 'l'wo good spritgnn of
er, (Nll which every gel.. Cell he watered.
cren of the alcove tract. In ccrahle, and the
meg In covered critic honey timber, priml
y Willie oak. The land In In cc high state
ciltlvallon under good fence, convenlentto
rchen, ,
.tc. IL In un
panned nor proclurtlvenesn, being an good
Illy of land as the almse tocenshlp can
(lure, divided Into convenient field, To
• perreel wish log to Invest In real esktte,
nee in here prenented rarely lobe inerwlth.
ernotcs wishing to view the premises will
use t• 1111 LlllOll 1,1,1,1 l'lcrlnty, adjoining the
perty, Icy Wilfell the 1411111‘. Will be ieIOWLI or
cti the subscriber at Nl...Menlo. tirovo,
latta , t7 DA VII. EVANS.
Elt 1" 111EMI 1 tA111,1: FA ten Foie
Atilt! liA Y, l :int It,
1110111111 i tiiiititeal will sill icy 'allele vendee, c''
ibu preellties, the icillicwhig described real
pilule, to wit
A limn tat lion iir Tract efllesl.ralo I,lineslette
1.111.1, Slllllll.'ll 111 Sllllshury lew tit 111 p, 1.1111,1 -
O I . county, 111111 111110 Sl/1111114 the White Herne
Tavern and three tulles taint of the (tap Station,
,IJeminh hauls LOW'S 11, I,lnville, Day hi n.
Ittex, N. h. Kennedy itnil ethers, taint/titling
Si") AtiltliiSi
The I inpreviitnetilii are a. (Wll
- F. HOUSK, Tenant
House, icwisteir Item, \Vane. Sll , lll suit 1 . 111 . 11-
Cribs, 1 . 111 . 1 . 1111411-1111U , e, 1111•SIV 10111 all ether
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evi,- failing Wlll, ,1:1111 1'11111)1, and Spring
ouso einintititell near the Ile:tilling 'muse, awl
wator In the bar. t nr, 1, Also, all Ortiletril of
eh le , :l
This grope ray li:situated In 11110 or the tined
cic !mutilated, wealthy and healthfullll , 4-
,101 , 410 the Leanly, and the fortillly col the
cell Is not Filr1111,1,1•111))' 11.111, 11l the VOutity.
le view the preinicee before
the slay of male will please call Oa the under
cut:mill, residing thereon.
~.1•SSI,1 and an Indisputable title will be
given 011 Hie Int day or April next.
Sale to enucintinee•al Iriie P. M., or said
day, ti hen Rants will be mail- knew. Icy
Neu 6 to JOHN ii. V:11,0N.
19K SA LE---A 'FRA.("r OF NIT
. onl e on , ho nn.l River, In Liverpool
svnshlp, Perry voLlilly,eontainlng
:1511 A IS ,
tore or les,, having thereon erected a two
ore 11,1,11 UNVVIIIng Hons..,elegantly
a large tnlestory Vrinne
ntnl a Very nue Fran.. Batik llarn,llox
teet.
Fite oho,. Intel (•en ho readily ills - Med Into
vend fartos:whtell trill he sold together ur
parate, to Kull. imrchnsers.
%Aso, a Plloo° CI Lallti 111 the mime townhhlp,
:10 ACR E ti,
ore or 1,-(0, partly: cleared,
iso n Trinit, 01 l.atol on the eanal and rive
Buffalo township, In the same notinty,
Inlng
MOM
more or loss, about ttlr holf bring cleared, hav
ing thereon erected Iwo Log Houses and a Log
Stable,
R Lot of Ground in the Borough of
Liverpool, to ing Wll . O feet, lying hot ween the
River and Canal, and having thereon erected a
Warehouse.
All to be sold Olt very favorable terms and
nle given to snit the purchaser.
le Mw° propeet wig Inc offered at i
de ale until GeTOlt Fit 2.11, 1,71, and If n pr ot
cld s
here
that tihn , wII L he sold at public sale
hat clay in Liverpool, when and where the
.ens will be made known,
Apply to 11. G MER,
Me .
olla O n S iesburg, or to
J. McCORMICE, Jct.,
Har,rlsburg.
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
I , :sTATE.—On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
IS7I, will he • nil at puhlle sale, on the
prend , cs, Na. 1, the ndlowlug Real Estate, late
of John Nell, deceased:
No 1, A Farm situated In Strasburg teepee
the public road leading !root the borough of
'trashing , 0 the village of NeNV Provldence,
a , Joining landsoll'hritlan Huber, Sr., Widow
Nell', finery Brenernan, Henry Musser, and
No. 2,
CONTAINING fri ACRES,
More or less, of good Limestone Land, all t
able sod In a high state Of cultivation,
,I,lSed by good fences, Ac. The improvern,
urea Large. Twts:story fON E /lOUS e, Sea
err Bank Barn, ()MSc MILL In good reps
%WI, Chopping Stones and (lures A thriving
young Apple orchard, and a great variety Si
Fruit Trees. A never-failing Spring of Water
at t he door of the dwelling . , An.
No. J, A Tract of Land situated ne above,
and adjoining No. I, lands of Jacob Hartman.
Henry Musser, and Christian Huber,
CONTAINING 90 ACRES,
More or less, of good Limestone Land, clear
Ulla tillable and under good (enc.'s. On this
tract there Is a Spring of never-failing Water,
making It desirable for building purposes.
No. A Tract. of Chestnut Sprout Land, sit
Mlle in Eden towns hip, near the White Oak,
adoining properties of Eli Althorn:a David
Myers. j and others. The above tracts have been
laid off lu lots, and will be sold to suit pur
chasers. Persons desirous of viewing either
of the above propertlas, call on John F. Trout,
residing on No. 1.
Possession and a good title will be given on
Ile Ist day of April, teal.
Sale to commence at I o'clock, P. M., of said
"day, when due attendance will be given and
conditions or tale made known by
Amos tr. NEFF.
Attorney In Fact for the Heirs.
N. B.—Also, at the same time and place, will
be sold the one undivided eighth interest of
the minor children of Mary N. Rockwell,
dec'd. in the tracts of land above described.
a.:30-tsw3 , s G
0. . ROCKWELL,
uardian of sa P id Minor Children.
LIKIECIBTORN . SALE OF VXLIBABLE
Li FARM AND MILL PROBEKTY.—"N
TUF,tiDAY, OCTOBER. S,i, Priljbe undersign•
ed executors of the last will and testament of
Henry Musselmau, need., will sell at public
sale, at the public house of Frederick Myers,
I hat valuable farm and mill, situate In Stras
burg township, about ono lona southeast of
the Borough of Strasburg, adjoining lands of
John Oct um, Harnish, Wm. Black, and
others.
Ttte in a large three-storied frame build
ing containing three pairs of French Burs '
one
pair of MIII-stones and supplied with all the
Modern Machinery necessary for doing custom
work or manufacturing Sour on a large scale.
It is driven by Little Beaver Creek, and there
is at all times abundant water-power. It in lo
cated In a populous and productive neighbor
hood, and always hue a large run of custom
work.
The other Improvements are a two-story
brick Dwelling-House, with a new one-story
frame Kitchen attached; a I rame Stable, and
ail necessary outbuildings. The House is com
paratively new, and has been recently thor
oughly painted and repaired.
Connected with the said mill property is a
tract of land,
CONTAINING EIGHTY-ONE ACRES
more or less. wit a two-story FRAME TEN
ANT HOUSE an h d
FRAME STABLE thereon,
in good order and repair. The laud is of good
quality, In line condition, and is well located
In reference to water and other conveniences
for farming purposes.
The property will be sold together or In parts
so as best to suit purchasers.
Persons wishing to view the property will
please call on B. F. Musselman, residing on
adjoining farm.
Sale to begin at 2 o'clock,P. M., of said day,
when at will be given by
BENJ. F MUSSELMAN,
H. G. E. MUSSELMAN,
Executors.
sept 13 is-37
FOB BALE OB BENT.
nIaPINANS' 41XIIIRT SALE.—ON SAT.
URDA.Y, OCTOBER 28th, 1871,w111 be sold
at public sale, by virtue of an order of the Or
phans' Court of Lancaster county, at the public
house of Henry Eckman, in Dramore Centre,
DITIMOTO township, Lancaster county, the fol
lowing Real Estate of John 1.. Bergen, deed t •
A Lot of Ground,
CONTAINING 7 .1 ACRES,
more or lovs, on which is erected a Two-Story
LOG DWELLING HOUSE, and ocher im
provements. The property Is situated In Dra•
more township, and Is bounded on the south
west by lands of Cunningham and Ak bison, On
the south-east by lands of John Hoffman and
'others.
Sale to commence at I o'clock, P. M., of said
tiny, wheu terms will be made k no wn by
JAMES J. CILES'N,
sepl-taw33 Administrator of said deceased.
MOW BLIC Y,
the
subscriber,
20th, 187
i,
SATURDA
f sod bi, will be soy the
subscriber, at the public house of George Kaf-
Toth, In Earlville, West Earl township, the fol
lowing valuable property, situate In said vil
lage, and near the proposed route of the Lan
caster and Reading Narrow-Outage Railroad,
viz:—Containing about
SIX ACRES
of Land, adjoining lands of Daniel Wenger.
Reuben linch, and others; on which are erected
a Large Good Two-Story Stone DWELLING
ROUSE, with Basement; Bank Barn, Rog-Sty,
a Well of Never-falling Water, with Pump
therein; good Apple Orchard of choice fruit,
and a vanety of summer Fruit, and other im
provements. An excellent Limestone Quarry
on the premises, making the best quallty of
lime. The property la in good repair, and the
land is In a high state of cultlystion, under
good fences.
Persons wishing to see the property will
please call on Jacob Cooper.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, P. M., of said
day. Terms made known by
ISAAC B. MILLER.
11. S. IfoFF.usxt, Auc't. sep2o-t53.4
ASSIGNEE'S SA SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 30th, 1871, the undersigned
alit sell at public sale, on the Premises, in
Fulton township, Lancaster county, Pa , one
half mile north Dl' Fulton House, 11. follow
ing dPseribed Real Estate, to wit:
A. Valuabl Fat m, containing .
S IXTY ACRE,R,
More or less, adjoining lands of John and
Joseph Smith. Joel Smedley, Thaddeus Mor
gan and otters. ou which is erected a Two-
Story Stone DWELLING.HOUSE, 26 by
containing 9 rooms, 3 on the first door, 4 on tile
second, and 2 on the attic, with good Cellar
and Vault, with a Well of good Water, with
Pump, under roof, near the Kitchen door; a
good Fratne Barn, 40 by 45 ft., covered with
slate, wits Wagon and Straw Shed attached,
Hog Pen and other out-buildings, ail covered
with slate. There Is Running Water from a
Spring In the yard; a thriving Apple Orchard
of choice fruit la bearing, and choice Cherry
and Pear Trees, and other Fruit. Two Acres
of this tract are covered with Chestnut Tim
ber, and about the same with Oak; the balance
Farm-land, divided intoconvenient fields, un
der good fences and in a good state of cultiva-
Lion. A stream of Water runs through the
property. This property is located in a good
neighborhood, conven l nt toehurehes,schools,
stores, etc. The SlltVey of the Peach Bottom
and Oxford Railroad crosses over the corner
of this farm
Any person desiring to purchase a home
will do well to view this properly beforepur
chasing elsewhere, Title good and possession
given April Ist, 1,72. For further particulars
call ou or address the undersigned, residing at
Fulton House P. 0., Lancaster county, Pa.
Sale to commence at t' M., on said
day, when attendance will be given and terms
made known by
aug3o-tsw3s HAW.' F.l( SWIFT.
Assignee of Paul D. Swift and Wife.
ATA Ie LUALE
of REAL
Antrim FSTATE OF
Fran N
k-
DA-
I Ms B
erg, township,
lin County. Pa , will otter at Public. Sale, on
FRIDAY. lith day of October, 1071.
Purport, Ist. Mansion Farm situate pa
d rt In
Washington county, 5,1 d., probably 50 Acrus,
and the remaining part In Franklin county,
Pa., .1 miles south of Ureeneastle, ri utiles north
of Hagerstown, Md., adioining lands of John
Wingert, Peter 1' shlernan and Henry shank,
CONTAINING 1! . .1.5 ACRES,
more or less. The said land Is of superior
quality With drat-tilibii improvements thereon,
and In a high Stitt° of ellltiValitill. The Ino
provements Ore a superior BRICK. Hol:S1- .
superior Bank Barn, A input Shed, Corn Cr
and all necessary outcbulidings. There is o
never failing weir of gaunt water at the house
and barn, and a stream of I unplug water run
ulna through the tarot. There is an Orchard
t 4 choice fruit In 0 thriving condition, a good
Tenant House and 70 ACRES of good Timber
thereto.
Purport Si, Adjoining the above tract
CONTo 'SING 3 ACRES,
more or less, will be sold on rile some Wry.
These tracts are accessible by good roads, one
of which Is a turnpike.
Persons to irons to examine either of the
above tracts of land benne stir can do so by
calling ou Daniel Myers, residing on the prem
ises.
sole to comment , at 1 o'clock I'. 51„ tut the
Mansion Farts, when terms or silk Will be
made known by
NIEI,CI lAI SNI VELY.
5.551 liEr., B. SN I VEI.Y,
slll.tw:r; Assignees.
DEAL ESTATE AT 1.1:111.11' SA 1.E.--I)ti
TILL'ItSDAY, OCT BER e 2, la7l, will la.
said on the prerni•es, situated In Salisbury
township. Lancaster ..army, about. 1‘,5
idles
north of the While llorse Tavern, an the road
leading from Sp. Ingville to l'enuen. Nlecting
!louse, the fallowing described real estate, v
A valuable fare .!01011111111g
Ins A tt th ,
more or less, of Limestone Land, (,r whh.h
ahem, H aerea are revered with heavy I , alr und
lhestnnt'l'inter, adjoining land , of !" , 011,1114,11
‘Vanner, dece o ased, l'hontas A. MeNPftl, John
Kurle, deceased, nod others. The itnprove•
men is consist. of a large Ova-story Fran..
Dwelling Ilousc, contra slag 12 rooms fOnVVIII
cuII ly arranged, a ILILSI.IIII . III Klirhon, largo
stone lianic liars, Wagon shod anti Yarn-Crib
attached, Aka, a separate Corn-Crib, Ilog pen,
and Ice House, a Spring !louse In the yard of
the dwelling, near the kitchen door, with a
running Inuntain therein. Also a Stielltil
water through the Barn Yard and several of
the Holds, nod two getsd s•prings In 0111 . .• rent
I dds. Also, a lure.. Appil• urrlanrd I)( choice
rule and a variety at tatter 1. nut Trees and
()rape Vines.
farm is 111,111t1r1IIIV term NI, command
ing an extensive VIMV of the VILIII•y.
The Intel Is In IL $4O/Itll+lllit' Or CUM VILLIIIII. hav
ing brru WOllllllll,l Within 111(.111,1 live years,
sind the buildings and bans ., in go.al repair. It
vonvenhall to Churches, Setinols,
Stores and Itallroad.
Alen, Ili tile Sallie lithe Will he HON
tract al about
1 A (' FI !.4
r Chestnut Tltuher, ready to out, 111111111•. I
Inn.' Iron( said num, lid-
Offing . hunk of (11.....ge Morin( and others.
l'e'nt. an within; la VIeW 111, prop..l - 13 . in•fore
It. (lay angle will piens.• vann
ti
on the in..tutro..(, of on the lota,-
.glie I.
l'ossesslon g..... 1 IlLie Will given on
11. It! tiny of April. Ili':.
to .4,11111.110 n 11l 21)'1.111cl,, I'. M., of nnld
when nthoninnee NVIII he given and terms
ante Itnown by
(IFOR(i1.1
liEultUE
Ageol for Heirs of Isnot.
'I',I h' nail lilt. 1111110 Inn,.
001 al littler. w.
.A.SNIONEVA SALE OP VALUABLE
It EA I. ES A 'l' E
lin THUR.:WA Y, OCTOBER loth,lS7l, will be
sold at public sale, at the public house of
Henry Ecs loan, 0:1W:it as Inannore Centre),
Wllltill lo designated am N,,.:; In Illy following
demerlptlon, tile following Valusble Real
Estate, to wit
No. I. Containing
ACRE: , AND ii PERCHES,
more or 1, so, lu Urn mote , Lancaster Co.,
Pa., within of to toile of the vllloge of Chest
nut Level, ott the rood nailing Hoot Lancaster
to Port Deposit, adjoining lands of John Is
Kreider, N. Mayer, No. :1 and No .1, and the
public road. nhe Sniesiveinents are a Large
and Consisolloos Wick DWELI.I
Cellar and Vault owlet twain, with Kitchen,
Wash liotisti, Boatl Ovi n and Wood Shed at
taehed ; estaillent Well of Water. with Pump,
all under saute root; SwlSOtir Barn with twit
Threshing Floors. and Shedding around t
shies of the Baru-yard; large Wagon shed,
Corn Cribs, Carriage and 'I toil House, with a
large loft for s Kiley
grain; a good ose,
ith secood i-too tor It
Dug cornH ;g
SHoumoke
(louseand other necessary out buildings.—
The above buildings are all covered wit It xO4l r
except the Iwo. 'There to about Four Acres of
Timber upon this properly; also, a young suit
bearing Orchard of Clod. Fruit, such ns
tipples, peaches, pears ,cherrlca and grapea.—
toe house is stlrrotintitid Wahl:l..le, tor name',
Ltd and evergreen trees. There are springs of
Running Water on the north and east side. of
thlit tract. The scaler can lie forced to the
buildings with little espouse, as the pipe Is to
tae ground that had been used for that pur
pose. The Iletils can lie so itrraliged t hal cat
tle can have access to water trout oil the fields.
this property is under g Ind louring one In it
high stale Cl cullivatiOu, beteg one of the best
harms In the Scalthertt part of Lancaster
coun
ty, Pa.
No. '2. Containing
ACRES AND 15 PERCHES,
more or less, divided from No. 1 by public
r o ad and adjuluing ands of William Rogers,
with a largo and cosvenient FRAME 11DUSE,
with Rteheul attached; linke Shad,
!liaise, a good Barn, with Thre-hing Floor, Int
:Stabling underneath; Wagon Shell, Corn Crib,
Wood,llosse, Hog Fen, it,. Then- Is a Well of
good Water, with Pinup therein, at the hind,
About Two Acres of tuts tract Is covered with
Chestina Tinnier, fit to cut ; two young App.e
Orchards, bearing bruit, peach, pear and grope,
all of which are choice fruit. There Is a titre
grove of simile In around the house. This
tract is Baler gi oil fencing, and the land Is la
it high slate of rulllvulion. 'This is a e e ry do.
slranie proper y for persons wataing a :intuit
. .
No, S. C,nialulog
4 ACES AND 10 PERCHES,
more or les. ' known as •• DrOinorA Centre
Hotel," us the Cross Roads lending front 1.11.11-
caster to Port Deposit, and the road leading
tram Nei all's Ferry to Quarryville, about
wiles from the termer place itad ,3 Miles from
the latter, adjoining Nos. 111..15, and Masonic
Hall. with a large anti well-arranged Frame
TAVERN lIOUoE, with Kitchen attael.4l;
Out K Itchen and Bake Hoes, together will.
oubleTenant House, good ntabling and Shed
ding, Carriage House, with lee House under
neath; Blacksmith Shop, Hog pen, Corn Crib,
Hay and Cattle Scales under roof and Miler
necessary out•buildings• These buildings are
nearly all covered with slate. Th re is a \Veil
of excellent Water, with Pump, at the door or
the Tuner,, House. This Is au old stand and
one of the best in the southern part of Lancas
ter eutlnty.
Nu s. Containing
7 ACRES AND PERCH
more or less, adjoining IN.. I, and lands of N.
Mayer, on the r, ad leading from Mccall's
Perry to Quarryville, with a good Two story
FRAME HO LSE, covered with slate; Stable.
Hog Pen, and other necessary out-buildings.
A small stream of Water passes through this
property. 'lucre are Peaches and other fruit
un this property.
No, 5. containing
TH.IRT -SIX PERCHES,
adjoining No. 3 and MatiOnin Hall, with a TWO-
Story FRAME H OUSE, and Kitchen attached.
This property will be sold el advertised, or
Nos. 1 and .1 together, and Nos. 3 and 5 togeth
•r, as may best suit purchasers. These prop
erties are convenient to stills, Meenallit,
churchu,schools, err , and within 6 miles of it
Coluin btu and Port Deposit Railroad, now un
der construction, and Willtin 2M miles of the
Peach Bottom and Oztorti Railroad, now in
conteniplatlon, and wltlpti 5 miles of tile pro
posed Rai IrOall from Quarryville to Lancaster;
told, for productlveUess`of crops, beauty of
surrounding scenery, and heatithfulness of
climate Is surpassed by none, and equaled by
few. Persons desiring to purchase good prop
erty, would du well to examine these proper
, ties before purchasing elsewhere.
Any person wishing to view these properties
can do so by calling upon Henry Ecuman,
who resides on No. 3, or on Jacob Rehear, who
resides on No L or on the undersigned, living
within one mile of the property.
A good and Indisputable 1.1 tie will be given
on the first of April, 1072, when possession win
be given.
bale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. 7,1,, of said
day, when conditions will be made known by
NATHANIEL MAYER,
Assignee of Henry linkman in Ban . ,,ruptcy.
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SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION.
GOD SAVE THE COMMONWEALTH.
SHERIFF'S rzeCLAMATION
I, FREDERICK Muses, High Sheriff of lancels
ter county, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
do hereby make known and give notice to the
electors of the county aforesaid, that an elec
tion will be held in the said county of Lancas
ter, on
TUESDAY, TILE lOrit DAY or OCTOBER, 1371
for the purpose of electing the several persons
hereinafter named, viz:
ONE PeifintiN duly qualified for President
Jude.
THREE PEW?OisTS duly qualified for Members
of Assembly.
ONE PERSON duly qualified for District At
torney.
ONE PERSON duly qualified for County
Treasurer.
ONE PERSON duly qualified for County Com
missioner,
TWO PER SONS du'y qualified for IMirctc;rs
of the Poor.
TWO PERSONS duly qualified for Prison In
spectors.
ONE PERSON du , y qualified for Prison
Keeper.
TWO PERSONO duly qualified for Auditors,
one to serve for two years.
ON E PrAtsuN duly gust tried for County Sur
veyor.
I also hereby make known and give notice
that the place of holding the aforesaid election
In the several wards, boroughs, districts and
townships within the cutinty of Lauc.aster, are
as follows, to wit
Ist District—Composed of the Nine Wards of
Lauca.ster City. Tile qualified voters of the
First Ward,wii I hold their election at the public
house of Joseph Elder, in West Orange street
Second Ward, at the public house of shirk.
Koring. in East King street; Third Ward,
at the punlic house of O W, Myers, in East
King street; Fourth Ward, at the public Infuse
of Martin Kreider, in West King street; Fifth
Ward, at the punk house of John Flissinger,
West King street; Sixth Ward, at the public
house of ottorge spone. in North Queen street;
Seventh Ward, at tile public house of John
NI/Winger, in Rockland street; Eighth Ward,
at the public house of Samuel Erisrnan, in
strawberry street; Ninth Ward, at the pnb
lle house of S. G. Gensemer, in North Queen
street.
2d Dlstrlet—Drumore township, at the N 0.2
school 110009 in the village of Chestnut level.
3,1 District—Borough of EllAithellilown,o l the
public house now occupied by George \%. Boy
er, In sold borough.
4th District—Fart townThlp, at the public
hall In the vtlinge of New I.l,lland, In said
township.
sth District—Elizabeth township, at the pub
lie house now occupied by John Eng,e, !
lirlekerville, In said tow n-litp.
6th Dis!riet—liorough of Strasburg, nt t h
public house now occupied by Fretier,s..q> er
in said borough.
7th District —lopho township. including th
borough of Manhelm, at the Wazthingto
1101 . 1., in said borough.
Sib District—lialislairy township, at the pub
'lc house now occupied by Jolin Mason, Nu, i n to
Horse tavern, in said township.
Nth District—East Oa,'too toteashLp. at the
public house now occupied by 'Dairy Rhoads,
in the village of Reamsloan, in said township.
lath District—tieing part or the township of
East Donegal, at the pub' C school house in the
village of Maykewn, in said township.
Ilan District—Caernarvon township, at the
public house now occupied by H. M.
In the Village Of Chnrch•own, in said township.
19th District—Manic township, at tile
now occupied by D. Al. Moore, in said low
Dl , lrlet—Bart townNhlp, at _
the publ . lr .
lately occulneA bp John 3,1°11., In ,
nship.
th District —Colerain township, f t the on
louse 222)21, occupied by oainuel
Id township.
Lh District- Fulton township. nt the publ
We now occupied by Marina Rohrer, in
township.
16111 Ihstriet—\\arwielc lownshi p, at the pub
lic house now. occupied by tiro T. urider,
in the vii lace of 1,1110, insold township.
17th District—composed of the Borouvh of
Marietta anti part of East Donegal township,
at the public school house in the borough
Marietta, In sahl township.
16th Ihstriet—Colninhla Borough: lot Wart
at the public house of Joseph Mack ; War
at the public houseof Mary Wail:her; :id Wai
. . •..
restaurant of Valentine Ninelc
Instriet—Sail , liiiry Low listilpdit the pi
ionse now OCIIIIIO,I by Isaac Albright,
liiiitriet—Leneoel: 1 0, 10 011 P. at the Pt
1101110 11011 01,11111,1 by 111/111 . , 11l NI
o,lllp,
lI Distriet—lireelinock township, 111 I
lie house 110 W 0( 1 01411,1 by J. C. Loll
man, Ins Id tow . nshi p.
2 - 2 , 1 District—Nice.) , Joy Borough, In the Coun
cil Chamber, in the borough of Mkaillt Joy.
Ids riot—Being of East I lonlidleld
toe:115111p. at the !mido now oveoiill.l
Mr. Bennlsilerfer, lu the l it loge of Potor,borg.
lu Said t01V11 , 1111..
2-Ith I iistrict—tVest Lemuel, low-Iv:hip, 51,
the public now by Henry
ler, In
the village di I.iiinpeter Square, 11l s:ud
township.
" - hll I /1-4rlct—Coni,tomt tosco.hlp, at thi
public house now occupled by U.J. I I dile] wand
In sent townsinP•
2tith District— Washin stun Borough, at flit
upper school house In OW borough or
lugbm,
27th ITh.grlet—Ephrata toNvughlp, nt the pub
lle 11,55.15 e 55055 001,51550il by S. suer, lu mill
town-Inp.
241.11 Dist rlet—Conoy township, at the public
mchnol 15555050 in the vLllage uf Bainbridge, In
said luwnshl p.
2.th 101,triet—ianhelin oown4hlp, at
publleltuum‘ now occupied by A. 11.1 omberger,
tu the VIII sge 551 Netravllle, In sisal lo,vush tp.
30th Vlstriet—Being part of Man, township,
at the public 151)115011 55 5 • lie. upleil by Samuel
C a, In Millerstow it, lit said township.
Dintrint—West Earl Inwltglilp, at the
public 15E55550 now 5500155,1011 It B. Grabill,
Earisalle, lu assist 14,51111 p.
321 1515510101-11015154 1 050 ' 5l W 5-5, 11 ,,,, Prield
town.hip, lomwn a+ sliver Spring I il.tribt,
1110 1/11ili it' Itonse 55C AIIEINEW Itoo s o, 111 515551
t555051m1511 5 .
Sid 15051551551—ti1r0,bur55 township, at the Tab-
Ile house now onetinhal by Jan.... Currant, lit
the 15E51E0555411 54 5tra,15555 5 1.55
tlth 4 Ilst rlvt sorti r)f Ittnor Inwnshlp
1 . 1.111111 , 11111 . I M 111.11 0 ,11 dlstrlel, ai till
15515110. 15eitse of Bernard Stoner, 11 555551105511
ni tit District —Wtt•l Cotnalich township, nt
MOM house MINV ucenpn , l sty' Henry \Vac]
the village of ekhoeflntek, 11l kahl intwnsh
:Meth District —East Earl township, at the I
Ic house now nteettpled tn Untie
Mut Ball, in said township.
:t ttn Districi- Paratilse townahlp
. 111 1 lot
le 11011ne 1111 W Oecllllicki h)' Henry knnsinnste;
aid township.
:lath District—Heintz a part of East. I letup
ofmothip, at mite noddle schoolhouse in the
age of Ilemplleid, in said township.
halt Dlstrittl—MoneasSer townis hip, al the o'
I,' 111,11,10 11 , 114' ~:copied by John NI. Hier
aid township.
40111 District—East Lllllll,oler township,
.ho nubile house wow tatotipieti by Ellits lint
Vali. r lu said low nsln p.
.11Si hhil l'ltn-I,lllle 111'1111111 township, et
lonise ntr John 11 srloson, In said township.
nell District— Upper Leitcock township, at
soils house of Jacob li • rd. In sand lowest
.13.1 Distriel—Pon.ll township, at the put
muse of Jacoll Butner, In said township.
.11111 Dist Het —Mtn otigh ofAdamstown, at
ehool Msts. in ~al.l bni • nti gin.
41n.n Dist Ire —Clay' township, al the pu
hon. of Elllllllllo . l Wellillll,ll, 111 as hi 14111'11,,
01111 DISI rick —rectum lowntslnip, at the Ito
11'nlan' 01 hel , j1011111• 01•111,11, 111 nIIIII 10W1111
47111 Distrlet—Provlniumat lowtssidp, at
111111, , 0111/Ne 00e111,1,1 1,3' Jolla r013' , / , , 11 . 1
11,W10 , 11111,
Distriet —Eden township, at the Mt
host nit or T. )agars, in nnnlnl township.
411111 Itistrlet•—litting that part of Ntottnt
township here tofore included In the:Sadist
atsehool house. "OM 1,0111,•11
50111 District—West Donegal tow/is - MP. In
furore Included in the :1.1 election titstric
Newville lintel, in said township,
Slat District—That part of Nlotisit JOY IC
SlllllllereholOre
ItgIIJ 111111 lireuntattaMs school house, in n.
townslop.
5'21 Dist rirt—That part of Itapho townsl
heretofore inelutleni In the I . llnl district,
StriekleCs school house / In annul townsl
rrld District—'Chat. heel Int East Louegal lON
ship heretotore Medial/al lit the district.
the Mirk school house, le the village of Sprlog
Mlle, in said township.
511 h District—'feat part of Rapho township
heretofore Included in the 52,1 chair , nt, at the
public school house in the village of Newttwit,
In said township.
5 to District—That part of Manor township
heretofore included In s he 'Jab tilt I, at the
publics house of Caroline Brenneman.
faith Distriel—Nlountvllle Distriet, I lag port
of West Ilempticini township, heretofore 11,-
0111,10,i In thtt nihini district, la the Mcllllteille
Uranltsl School I MUSe, In soil 10W1 , 1110,
57111 Dist rict—N orwoonl District, !sang part
of \Vest Hem/Meld township, Iteretolhre in
cluded In the :rind district, :it. the NOrWOUrI
Dratted School I louse, in said township.
Stilt Dist ries —Nor' lovesterti lustrics, helnk
part of \Vest Ilemptleld towicslilp, heretofore
included lit the :Shot district. at the Sand Dole
School lions., In said township.
Every person, except ing J ustivens saline Paece /
Who shall hold any office or appoint MVO t 01
profit or trust under the Goverislionsit of the
United Slates, or of This State, or Many city or
neon mated district, whether a vonstinissloned
officer or nit Ise, a subordinate officer or
tent, who is or shall he employed under the
Le g gislative, Executive snr Judielary depart
ments of the State or the United States, or of
any (My or Ineorporaled dist Het. Illitlntso !hal
every member ntlConeress, or of the Stale I,eg•
[stature, and of the Select and Common Coto,
oils of any city, ttr Conottossintoer of ariv liworn
porateal Elitlrlet, Is, it)' law, Me:wattle of hold.
log or exercising sit lite Marne 11111 k, the stiles n,
itilliic,lll,,pector or clerk of any
election of tills Coptionalwealth,and no inspec
tor, Judge, or other otliver of any sect, election
shall no chi:satin, there to be voted for.
'Cie Inspeetar and Judge te t he eleetionssipill
meet at the respective places appointed for
holding the election in the distrunt, to which
they respectively belong, before nine o'cloek
In the morning, stud each of said inspn Not,
shill ntopoint one Clerk, who shall be a quail.
fled voter of such distriet.
In ease the person who shall have reentivee
the second highest, number of 111Ite, for inspeen
tor shall not attend tat the day of any election
then the person woo send hat, IreelVikki lilt
second highest number Of votes for. udgeat lit
next preceding election shall not as I 11,111,,i111
lii MN Wane. And lit line person who shut
have received the highest 111111111er Or voles 11,1
lIISOeeIOr Silah not allellll,peSoli cleric,,
_lodge shall appoint an Inspector In Ills place—
and in stases the person els. Ord Judge shall no
attend, then the Inspector who reeelvtd tint
highest number of votes shall appoint n Judge
in his place—or Irony vatatney snail C 0111.11104
In the board for the space Mune hour after to
time fiXed by law tor the opening of the elec
Non, the qualintsl voters of the U 04,141110, wen
Or thstriet for which such officers shall hat'
been elected present at such efts:Lion, shoat ales
one of their nutnher to 1111 such vatkotey.
It shall be he duty of the several assessors
owl - , district Mancini at the place of h . „l / 11,, ,
every general, special or township eleetlon,du
ring the whole time said election is kept. pen
for the purposes of giving in to hi
htspee ors and Judges, when called on, In rem
lion to the ri lit ht any person assessed by they
to vote at such elector, or such other 1111ther
in relation to the assessments of voters as tit
said inspectors or either of theM ehlull free
time to time require.
No person shall be permitted to vote at any
election, its aforesaid, oilier than as freeman
of the age of twenty-one years or more,
who shall 111117 e resided hi the Stale at least one
year, and In line elect ion district where lie
Cars hen vote at least ten days immediately pre
e'edllrg such election, and within two years
mild a State or county tax, which shall have
been ussem.eLl at least ten days before the elec
tion. But IL citizen of tee United States who
has previously en in qualified voter of this
state. and removed therefrom end returned,
and who shall have resided In the election dis
trict and paid taxes as aforesaid, shall be enti
tled to vote after residing In thin State six
months: Provided, that the freemen, citi
zens of the United States, between twenty
one and twenty-two years of age, who have
reattlsi in an election district as aforesaid,
shall be entitled to Vote, altholigh they
not have paid taxes.
No person shall be permitted to vote whose
name Is not contained In the list of taxable In
habitants furnished by the Commissioners, un
less F irst,lie produces It receipt for the pay
ment within two years of a State or county
tax assessed agreeably to the Constitution and
give satisfactory evidence either Orl his Oath or
affirmation, or the oath or affirmation of an
other, that he has paid ouch a tax, or on fail
ure to produce a receipt shall make oath to the
payment thereof. Second, if he claim the right
to vote by being an elector between the age of
twenty-one and twenty-two years he shall de
pose on oath or affirmation that he hall resided
In this State at least one year next before his
application, and make such proof of residence
in the district as Is required by this act, and
that he does verily believe from the account
given him, that he is of no aforesaid, and such
other evidence as is required by this act, where
upon the name of the person thus admitted to
vote shall be inserted in tile alphabetical list
by the inspectors, and a note made opposite
thereto by writing the word " tax," if he shall
SEPTEMBER 27. 1871.
SHERIFF'S PR OCLAMATION.
be admitted to vote by reason of having paid
tax; or the word " age," If he shall be ridnatt
to vote by reason of such ageshall be called
out to the clerks, who shall 'Make the like
notes on the list of voters k-pt by them.
In all cases where the name of the person
claiming to vote is found on the list furnished
by the Commissioners and assessor, or his right
to vote, whether found thereon or .not, is ab-
Jested to by any qualified Citizen, It shall be the
duty of the inspectors to examine such person
on oath as to his qualifications, and if he claims
to have resided within the State for one year
or more his oath shall be sufficient proof there
of, but he shall make proof by at least one com
petent witness who shall bee qualified elector,
that he has resided in the district for more than
ten days next Immediately preceding such
election, and shall also nimself swear that his
bona file resident-, in pursuance of his lawful
calling, is In said district, and that he did not
remove in to said district for the purpose of
voting therein.
Every person qualified as aforesaid, and who
shall make due proof, if requlreer, of the resi
der Co and payment of taxes as aforesaid, shall
be admitte i to vote in rhe township, ward or
district in which he shall reside.
If any person shall prevent or attempt to pre
vent any officer of any election under this act
from holding such election, or use or threaten
any violence to any such officers, or snail in
terrupt or improperly interfe e with him lu tile
execution of his duty, or shall block up the
window, or avenue to any window where the
same may be holding, or shall riotously disturb
the p. ace at such election, or shall use any in
timidating threats, force or violence, with de
sign to influence unduly or overawe any elec
tor, or to revent Mtn from voting or to re
strain the I ra doM of choice, such persons on
conviction shall he tined in any sum not ex
for any time
noutn l d
ered
h d a o n l l t a h s e . e
nno ri mmorriesoned
than
twelve months, and It it 5111111 ire 5 own to
Court, where the trial of such offence shall be
had, that the person so offending was not a res
ident of the city, ward, district or township
where the offence was committed, and not en
titled to vote therein, then on conviction ti 33
shall be sentenced to pay a tine of not less than
one hundred nor more than one thousand dol
lars, rind be imprisoned not less than ',ix
mouths nor more than two years.
If any person, not, by law qualified, shah
fraudulently vote at any elect 00 or this Com
monwealth, or being otherwise qualified 0131111
vote 0111 of his proper district; if any person
knowing the want or such quallfieation shall
• aid or procure such person to vote, the person
offending. shall, on cone Mt lon, be lined 111 any
suer n o t exceeding two hundred t1,311:1,, and
be imprisoned in flu)' term Lanett-ceding, three
any person shall vote at more than one
ion di:grit:l, or Other Wise framlnieni iy Vote
than 011 Ce on the same day, orshall iraml
tly told and deliver to the inspector two
•to together, with the Intent illegally to
or shall preen , another It , do SO. he or
offending shall On eoIIV 010111 ITitled In
SUM 1101 less thith Illty , nor lull, than nee
trent doll.rs, and he imprisoned lor
not less limn three nor nnire than twelve
airs.
any person not qualified to vole to this
inonweAlth agreeably to lane, ,oseept the
of qualified mtvLims,, shall appear at any
e ol eleeLlOrt lor purpose ol
•illzons nualirled to vote, he shall on on•
ion riirtrit o nd 'my any sun, not
hundred do lars Inr eVery . 511011 Otrelloo awl
imprisoned for any term not I.xt•editie.
months.
•
ariGISTSY LAW.
sisn give °Metal 1.01 lee LA the eiteetiirs of
heat.crossly that, bp au ail. "All
5 furl her bupplemettlal to the act relative
the elect lose of this Coin Man wealth, ap
t-15,1i April 1710, A. ii. haat iL Ia provided au
~ EL.CI'IO:: 1. Re it elm ^red by the Senate trail
tmse e.
of H. p l'..r,enhittl i of Mc (lon ratorweallir
ert
u o.
nsyiefblui (icnerat .I,lwirralry tobto
It is
reby ea - tea by the u hod,/ e , t 1 the same,
80all be the duty of eircn or .11e assereiors
ithin this commonwealth, on lire first Hon
day In June of click yr are to rake up Ole Iran
se lot be has recervcsl flour tire ceurrly eon,
missloners under the elthln seetion or 111. sci
of [Hirer)! 11 Apr 11, elghieen Imuslred and holy •
(our, end proceed to all I um , drat. , revlsron of
L e ssrue, by Milk lug therefrom the trstrie
111
every person who In known by him to have
died or rem rved since the I it prey loll:. 110* MM
meat Irmo tile district w, Ir k lie s the n••
sessor, or whose °earth or removal from rl,
N rine shad be roads: • nowu Lo 11101, 5.11 1 5,111,101
to the s one the name el any qu 01E1,1 Vole!
w i ll , s isal I be Itllooun by 111 in tll mive moved
into Lire district. sloce Isle last'prev sous lorsess
went, 411 whose rt-mov.tl info I Ire same snarl be
oslrr•Il have been lustre known to tom, atol
also the nature of all who strati 5111111. claim Lo
Mtn 11l ir e 41 ...lined VOl,ll - 8 Ilereln. Ar ,0011
rob...revision is completed I, storl I 1..11 1.1 . er,
dwelling house In Ills district and in dte cirf •••
fel Oniony it any Le rson w 'rose 5111 110 IS ..111
iris
list, 1111,1 Merl or removed from toe it` dill mai
LI so, to take the alone trierellotn, or wther
any .qualltled voter resides I 1,1 ern tell se
tasore Is not on Ms list, and if "0, 101111 , 1 111..
oxlllo thereto; and in sit eases where
Is added to the list a lox shall to. thw be
iI•StSS , tl against the person; 1111.1 I Ile assess ,
sprit In al , MIMS 10,..1 I hill, by Inirritry, upon
wri -1 groom , the person so rt, .nest kl ela1111 , •
ne Volo'. Upoll the comolet ori ril Inns work,
It shall lie the duly ol e eh it,riessor a. , at 're
gard La proceed Lo m situ out It list, in alpha.
belical order, of Ille freemen above Ls tint',
one years of age, claiming to be quail.
tied the ward, uougir, o Nosh I) • k
r 1( . 1 11l Whirb 1, Is I it • Aodopeo
site each or said urrnieri state et her wild ree
111.1 11 Is lie Is not it housekeeper; a it II he Is
I Ito nriurner of ills renrdence, lu towns Iv ae ir
tie 5111110 lire numbered, 551111 the street, 1111e,t
or court 11l which nllualeit ; and If 111 It 1011'
where there are 110 numbers, I lie name of I
111
street, alley or comn till whreir ard home
trillits; also, the occucirti rn the person
lid wnere he In trot a housekeeper, the our.
pal lon, ',b ee of hoarding 14',1 111.11 Whet., an ,
if Wilr1(11 soother, hie name of till' ern
ployer 01111 wrne nne,no flit II lit anlllll , lllll
Ills Word .• Voter ; ' where any person clot or
vole by reason of natural ',Alarm, no Kilt'
11114 certollentsi I hereol to the ars?, 0.01
11 Ille. lie 'DIN 1111101 for tree 0011 eculave ye it
next pr. ceding a tort, In said tits , rict ; and 11
II cases wl,re the person 11114 been rim urirl
10011, the 11111110 5111111 be untrked with lire let re
•• ; " where the Ito' sou lors roor ely ilecritre ,
Ills Intentions to becomes ell Warn and ilesig
0 11N imlunkll7.vd Is fore lire Ile xi eli 0I 1011, Ih
x.lllO shall be milked "U. I.; • Wll.llO
nl
01111111 Iv 10 vote by reroom of being wee,, tar
otos of twelay-111‘1,Nod ,15
vi id by law, the Wind 'ski" shall 1 , 11 ehlorult
arid If the person 111111 1110,1,1 111 10 Ibe 1 Ivel It.
11 1.1 let to resl4leSlllee he lax , ger., al
eleell
the lett r It." 5111411 be 111111,11 opposite I
101111 e. I .111111 be I 110 further dot l t,l cavil
sensor es slot essid, upon 1 trecomplelloti `ire
i 1
11.11
iluloss herein lowa's!, make out.
Ilmt tit 1111 new mows hoods initile by 11l , e, It
Lire 11111111550 n tr•s aseil 1111 , 111 enrol, rind 11,51 ,
lie 1111111 , I 111 111t.t1 1111 1. y In tire sootily amino
I NIOIII,OI, WllO oh ill n11111 , 1110443' Add the halm
- lir Lire tax tillestil of the ward bin rimp
township or sir h s •rlct. Width they ,
novo but.
fined.
Sit 2. On the lit cm. Plideit and
000 O . OIIIOIIN 0101113 s lie a ell 131 ha. 1110 N/11111,1111
midi with lit' returtad Di the tomtit y
loneni, o'll.l 01111 little 110111 teat., 'y11111.14
Mil netts, with the °liner,. lon. outl ex de
10101 re(ulrt.d to be 0111c1 asettorestild, to
nail. titil .130.11 pr 3 el 11,1110 111141
110 111+11110 la Ihe oasessor, who shalt pi tor t,
he heel of Aucust in eat, yet r, 111 1113 ellp;
IlereOf 0131 the 11110 r ^I or 0 t tut house wner
lon electoon of the niso till ve thotrltil In it quit
id tO he 1112131. 11111 00,111 I. other 111 Ida eon
e130411/11, for the lotqwet ion, free Of c' ergo,
itny person resident the nu Ili eb to lou
trect whom.. 110 ire to nee Idol halite; 11111 I
.01101 be 111 , -duly of the net 1 ansunaor to int ,
from tone Li) 111110 011 1110 pv1111111: K 111311,11133
Illy title 0/LlllllllO LOO r if tto vole, Ihe 1.111
of such clolnattit, nod mere typos.. the nem
" C. V.," end homed 111101)'11,0ess 111111 Leith
Lox, 11011110, Ho In all other 111/4 1 11 Ilp,
renttlence, wile:her it hoarier or 11011,
keeper ; f looted. , with wit in 110 10+1,113
wee 1 1130
iirel r -03e1 delogn tog la le
!narking in all such Cane+ 1110 It.ttera "potsll
the nettle,
1 the person cleimlog to In. attneased In.ll/11
rithr.ril, Ile/than til the enscoteir his ce
(11101110••1 nitturol,..ol..ll; mid II tie chill. I ID
tie designs to be neturat 10.11 11.1111 the 10,1
001.11110 eleelloll, 110 Omit ex titbit the ...11l
care 01 1118 det 1 iratain of Intention; 11l LIl cases
where may ward, botituith, Lownslilii or Cl, 0.
Lion di...11cl is illvalcd 11111 itt,, or Ilhore pre•
llttttn, tile 1100.-1043, 111:111 Illae 11l ell 111+ 101 004-
Ilehle the election prey het In which rata)
elector realtlea, till till ill;nuke It separate
retort, for each to the county . onimitoilotims,
111 all eatael 111,0,11,11 /1 return la rtitulnal from
him by the prOVISIOLIe 01 11110 tiet ; /111 d the
county commlsslonera, in 11110.111 g du pOcate
copies tit 1111 such returns, shell make darn
elite copleo of the names of the VOllllO 111 tell7ll
preeloct, separately, snit shalt turnlsh the
Maple' 10 the null near; mid the opt-s qutriel
by tills act to lie placed 111 the 1111100 11l ur 111
election places on or before the tlrsl of August
euch ...Shell Ile (aerial 1111 am. t3f 110
oil V 1,1 1, 111 place In each ol n •Itl precintus
Dec It. After toe a,sessinen to have Lieen com
pleted uti 1110 Leuth dot)' praeell 1110 The 01-133/1111
TULaillay to °cud., lit each 3 ear, 1111. ii-sensor
tilled., on the ,Vlitt.ley itutmellately 11111110 . tog.
make a rein d to the county coturnit /milers of
the natnee Of ell per.lllln Neel-54e331 b. Illtn since
tile reline required to be 111110 by 111,11 by the
aecond section lit 11114 not, noting opposlteettch
1.110 obsereaLlolie toolexpo , natitil. re
(oared 1.1..000 des it m. 1.1; end i he county
commissloinersel all thereuptottlellse tile
1 0 he 30 1 L lea to the return 114101.11 by 1110 oar
0011 SeetlOU Of thin act, IlmJ tt. lull 111 1 1 correct.
Copy Lee., to lie 1114.10 onlettllng the lialllee
f xll persona returned as resident titiz.Litles
In mold weld, irlrlUgb, townidop or per clue.,
oad .11011 h the Moot', t .get with ne
r.esoary election 111,1114131 Lo 1110 1 111 er+ oI I lie
eleollolllo 101 ward, 1003,3i011, 30W1til a 0 ,
reeler 1, 1.11 ..r tietore six ...ch.. In to l, - 3/ WI,
11 gol the thestley tii tolc-r; mid uo
1113611 .111111 1i34 pet 11111 Ica 1.0 V ail at the 01,71 13311
011 that doy eta ono, is not tut shut lilt,
utile. he shall 1111,110 proof of Ids rlif:.L 111 le,
es herein:titer nein. , 11
11.313 I, °II tile II 01 elect 100 1111 e pertain
Wll3l-1, Hanle 1101 011 the saki 1141, 111131 11.0 lil•
100 1110 Igia 11/ Vele al said I line pm, +hal i • !o
da h al leant tine tputlllle 1 v.., of tilstra.
ita N. wit heist. Lb+ rent If the 01111111 411
11 the dlntrictt whichhe e tbti my to lien t tile,
tot the pet bat Mat le. , ten 1..01 0r......it
180 011111 electton, NV Well 1'1010 , •0 0111111 lake
atiJ 133311130131 We a writ e or pa.: i;„ t and
p Leidy printed :till loci t 1 ; -mad 3•
hint, welch LW 1,13 01,1! ‘l3 II le 3 133.11 ly Where
1110 1 - 0311 1.1 1,1 oeo+, i.ll 03+1:0104 1/
hem voter; and I tie Ls r 1111 /..0 elal 11,1330 Ihe
121.1 to v.ile .hailti,llll-333•1 1 n
Written, or port ty
10 wt., 11 atid er 3. 3 pritiled
11
.111d-telt, a a 100 the 13est 1110 tioveledge
011 0 - 11001. 111111 1111 011 he Was 110011 ; hal
hi Is isAn f 000111011 , Vea Rh of Pell L
ny IL elan alit of the LI oiled Ott teo; Mot he htan
rrslu , d Iu the eOIIIIIIOLIWI3IIII II 011 e }ear, 110 II
formerly II 1111%ell 11101131 U, 111111 11 ts move i
Ulm efrom, 11111 he hos re.ticti therein ni X
111,11.1114 0001 , laeceillno saki elei•t loll; 111311 Ile
110.0 Lea 111 , 3Ve1l lull) the i11...M.0r I be ellrerle
of voting 11ere:1u ; that he lota veld a State or
0011111 y Lai 4111111 IWo WII13•13 lee
81 eat 11 et am), 11 at 03.1 1
ale!, Ifs rielurall•zeti tit 0011, khall 31141 It de
4'lloo. Wll3 re and by 1111,11:11 01111 weer /111111 .
ralozed, ono sholl also produce bin vett ti
Si tmturitlizetion for exam Diatom ; the ems,
allidovit nhul l ,181111tH when 10111 where the
L/L2 maimed To ba paid Ity the elllatit. wits 144-
15e1.1.1, gild N.' hen, Wllere 01111 lo IA 11001 1111111,
NMI the 108 receipt therefor all ell be prod .ced
(or egaminattoo, 11111000 1.110 5111. , 11 111111 et etc
in 1110 aintleVlL Ltat. IL 11x411 , 011 1.1 01,11303roy•
1111, tit thaL 110 Dever recelved Illy, tint If the
pernon no cletutinz the right. to vote shail ae
aLia nobacribo nlll,llOll, 11111 , lie Ira fla l tle k t.
1 1 1 1/0 citizen 1f the United mite, (or if born
elseWherefellall 0111)0 Ulla tact In 111, affidavit.
11nd.e1101 I produce evidence Lim!. lie 1110, heell
riatuterzed, or Pilot he t elt,zeu
nelp 1 esto 311 el 1 / 1 1 hal...elf 1101 or+l Zatloh;,
amt 011111 0111 . 1311er Mate 111 ILIA 1001111011 that 11-
1/31, at the time of tag 1113; theoltideVit, ti
Ille ages 01 Lwetay 11/11.1 twenty.two y. ,•
that be b. resided 111 'lle ' , tale Or 0 year 11111
In tile election d eititet tell ilaye next preeeallai
s11:13 eLectlou, lienhall 111euldllt•LI to vote.
tilthollith 011011 not hove .1.1 tilieft; th
801.1 outlay 111 of oil person.; Melilla( Marti
elahne, sea the affidavits co the Wale° lire 1.0
their renalebce, Knollbe preserved by the • leo-
Mon boata, KW.) clome of the eleCtlon they
shall be etrolosed with the list of Voter', tally
list and other pigpen; reqnired by law to he
tiled by the return judge with the Prothooota•
ry, and 01011 remn u on file therewith In the
Prothonotary ' s once, subject to examlttuthiti,
ea other eieCt•IOD papers are; if the election
0111.0ro 111111 Oudthat the appllpallt or appll
- possess all the Icsial wiaillicatlons of
voters, he or 11207 shall hepermitted to vote,
and the name or names shall be added to the
list of Lasables by the election offloers, the
word "Las " being added where tile Oat:omit
elatms t ) v,,ta nu tax, agsd the word "oge"
' where he claims to vide on , ego; the same
words being added by the charge In wish case
respectively on the lists of persons - voting at
such election.
Sgc.& It she I be lawful for any qualified
citizen of the district, notwittistauoing the
name of the proposed voter is contained on the
list of resident taxablea, to challenge the vote
of such person; whereupon the a tme proof of
the right of mitt rage as la now rsq cared by law
shall be publicly made sod acted on by the
election board, and the vote admitted or re
jeoted according to the evidence; every person
claiming to be a naturalized citizen shall be
required to produce bas naturalization certlfl.
gate at the election before Voting, except Where
SifERIFF'S PRO CLAMA TION.
be has been for ten yeah, consecutively, a 50 , -
ter in the district In which he offers his yore;
and on thevote of each person being received,
It shall be the duty of toe electioff•ufffacts to
write or stamp no each certificate tho word
••voted," with the month and year; and if any
election sillier or nflicres shall rawly° a sec
ond vote on the same day, by virtue of the
same certificate, excepting wheresons are en
titled to vote by virtue of the nal nisllzstton
of their fathers, they and the per-on who aball
r Mar such a second vote,npou sooffandi ug shall
be guilty of a high misdemeanor, and on con
viction thereof, be fined or Imprisoned, or both,
at the discretion of the court; but the fine
shall not exceed oue hundred dollars In eaen
case, nor the Imprisonment one year; the like
punishment shall be indicted, on conviction,
un .he officers of elrettou who shall neglect or
refuse to mike, or cense to be male, the in
dorsement required as aforesaid on sold natu
rallsatfou oertillcate.
`nen 6. if any election officer shall reface or
neglect to r• quire such proof of the right of
suffr •ge es Is prerorlbisl by ibis law, or the
law to 'OOlOll this 14 a sonplement, trues any
person offering to vote wbose name Is not nu
the !Ist ill emir...sett voters. or minute right to
vote Is challenged by any qualified voter ores
-41 , anti shall admit such persons to vote with.
not reqnlrlng such proof, eemy person so
offending. shall open conylettoo, be guilty of
a nigh ins iemennar and shall 1,0 seed...need,
(or eve: )• much ettlesee, to pay a floe notex
ceeding One hundred dollars, or to linden:0110
orb erl4oll tilt's t I.ot Illiore than One year, sr
either or bolt', at t - e discretion of the tsturt..
SEC. 7. Ten days preceding every election r tr
ele.eors ..f Preelderet rend Vice Preside-lit of the
United cttatrs, it shall he the uty it the Or
s, sour to nt end aL the puce hie I by law for
holding the e eCtlott pact) e talent districi
end thornkiht there tie ex all . apielleaticels 01
persons whine Dames have been untitled I,ootu
tile Ilst of asseSsed vu ers, and 0110 elatin the
rl_ht to vwe or Wilns • 1 Iglis have etrlgitaxted
since 111 e same 0,15 Male 1111, n.I ill.ll a 10l
he nallies 01 adult henl,l , lll theretolos shall
shoo. - Mat t hey ot, entitled to 1110 right al
starsge in s 'eh 1 .1..00 1 he Perslttl.' .Prir•
ii.itholo of 111011 h inset only, and Igor...silt, an
sens [heel 0,111 the WNW , lax. Alter comp et
-1114 1 :11. , lot, It C.IpS thereof Shan plotevol on
I he , 1 1 . ono the house where the ales toil
Ii to be helot, al least eight 11a).1 ber,,re the
e;e011"11
nu-d. ; null at the election the snlilU
•lislo poed. 11l 01 respeele, as 0:
perdue tl
by thin net A tt till• acts to 0 . 111,11 11 1 11
noel., I t 111: general el,oll.ons lu 00t.i0er. rtle
tssessor
all 910 , 1 11111110 the ihonle r Attrilet
to
lie county voltotnissioniers of ull 550 unities to
made tr. virtue 01 tilts section ; and the could l)
onr aStoti, s-111111 lortilsh copies mere , ot Ito
I lie Streit., I o Moe, In rush 111se
11111.11.0, Ito 1111 tespee a Its Is lo oialrocl al lne
scuerlt ele lions 11l October,
001'.0, rile 01111111 Mies au I ri gels I 'it- shall
spy. y 01very sp. 0.1 electiono, /11 ol SI i•vvry
sehosolite e
01. y, Ico 011,0 or W.ord o 1 , 1 all
respects 115 et ne gen, al el ellons let.th P.
Sire. 9. file lespeellve assess , rn, tiosinetois
aloti Jot Iges or (he eleetholosSn eat, I/1100 Lilt'
isoWer to 5001,1110100 11.11) . pernooto
, 111.101 - 14 the light to It., onsse-se 1 or the
ealLtrage, or In re,411 0.1 too acy other t11:11 eo
II
thug :teed le Or 11111111,11 11110 h t
.111 01111 t 111 41 1 , 1 ,10 Ina act 11 a
1111 All,
Wllllll 11111,1 N.. 0, 1110 by toto lo -rsoll In rot
tont Is soy mailer ,or Itoolog ot- r • 11101
lost/ sh tl'• 10 v Polly oy any e
s.ml ~.!‘ all he no ir,
.• o'. lie ass, arf, shall reeelve II
-note con
ir , 11.Alli.A1 for floe Ittle net.es•oll
A 1
4,cri or 1111 , 1.4 t lie dolt tes I.nreloy et J o.li
el 9 , is 111 111111 e lit Iv: tor r] matte
their olio. dollies, too toe 1 , 11111 I)' 1' he Onto.
0 , 111 R0A... , er• 111 111 111 h, o as, s; allot It slosl
om he 11,0.11 root till)'/15/A 11 , 1•11 AI It 111
person whale]. er within teln 11a)
uest int], ding the el. el btu to be held on
5001 105
1.11 Ttles lay of thfioner, in any ear,
Iry lan ten da) m let u ps' any el , 19 ion l•
atector , 01 President and t.' I'' l'rest lent .11
111
Untied statesviolation 01 Inl p.Vish.
11 111 11.1 1111,iilmettnor. 11 1111 soll.J et
-et ro I he oo
11c rs ,11 to a 1111 e. oft 01,..1,411. to, no
riling one 'Modred II oor 1 ,, 1111 111
11.111,11 1411 eXectslll three lot ohl Its, or ben
41 Illy ollserelloto 00l the 01111
,1,1•. 11. Oil 1 110 A O ILA/111l or 11l oro , I' I
oss of he 1 , 4 Illy 11,111 1
11•'11toole0 oo •11; 11l
Ines on ll)'belies.° lit hands will he pre
!testi tot 1 he e 1,1111',., be helot 111 111
.11s rlet, I , .11.111 he the ollry ill 11 , , •eon, I
osointoloon pleas ill till 1 Win ses•iton,
11 not a Joloige there .1 In Van. 111 , 11
W. stoic, ittool Inielllg , ill el 100
ol he cootinly to 110 t its t it 44 Vit.
111)11',/41111.1 °verses , •11,111 besieliwed ono 11
001. 11011110111 pal lien, Wile, It y Insp. eh
belong to olltlerent patties, and Wlito.o to 1111
sal I insosel .1,, 1,111011i4 t 1 the name polit
Par l .l' Isollool .1.-ovi-rseersalotill boo tali ion loc
the opposlie pollt lent tarty 511111 Vlll,Ol
115111, the rh4tit to be presenltto
ffloers 0111.1 , visit 1011. oh. 1114 the w t. h w ole 111
o
11. e stems is held, the volo s 1,1.1.110nd the
1110 111 nia Ito tont 1111.1 Sigh, ,t 11 I het- eel ootto 4,
ells; 10, keep a linioof v01t..., 11 Illey tei.roois
11l ethilleioge Itlly oerebon tollellt•L4 lo vole, a
I
otel rowate 111111 111111 ills W11110:1.1 1111111, 1/A
Ito reg•rol 11 lIIN ,0111 111 1•1111 . 1,40 11l n,ld eel
111/11, and 1 1 111118111101110 P wets 1,.1..00. It ; 11
11Icers tol sal-1 ocos•tiono air 1,11 , 11ft-11
Io
100 el too sold eve Iserrssoo nelson pd and spholio
evsry vollVelOence aloof I.lllllly far the
clholgc of 11,11 . 411 den; 11cill 11 5.111
on' Nlka I reins,. to plc olli oralovetseur
110 .1111 and perl.,olll 111, 1 Its ILI.
e
ar 11 111)'shall hp 110110 , otwoiy Irmo 1
111115 by vial° •ei. 111111111 , 11111 , m, 0.1 tile VIA/
1 11111 11 At 111,11011111 , 111 11,1.0.1 II ay ha tsj eel.
o II by Any 1.1 1 hhlol It ylll4 Al7l/11tesi 1111111 1 .14
-lee Ion: 01,0111 , a, 'riot t psolsoon
pet
.I', Pon taly, IC, It, or th.
ol I.llhr lor 111 o) tot her petallo. sit ill al
115 tto• +sal 00l 4,111 e 10, lonottral , / , Won ha.
1•1 . . 111' ill tilt I r nes one t 1,0 01,
11 Cli'
1,111, Lor e onsoo o 111,11111 1111' 14/1.11“. 11 ll r 1 41,11•1
111 1.1 who'll by 11 mot) lo- I ( athIII eh.)
or 1 .1 nosh a toc111 , 1,1:x it loot eel 1111,-Itte t,
illy I.erssol w 1 511.1 1 i loon have 1,.1e1i dolly ex
011 1011 11114 111 - 111 11 111 "lot, conorl. In
ve
of ol I lie.lll.lgen Llorrocor /111111114
In 1 1111 tug ot Conti - ens, or shll.ll lit, eon
nive id, or Ito 110 y woo, is roil 1 11 1 . Ito ,
Iran 11.1 , 111 11,11'11. 111 , 111 coo 1.11 11111. lie slot:
.11 an It) •11 a 111011 1111,11{11111 /111 r; 111 . 1 . f any uni
•Itail fraudulent]) use aity ni l, ' vet, illeats
11A.10 11114,1011, klll/Willg 11111 it w.o, 11 so 111
1111 )' Innll eil, or shall V‘Pill. Ir lIL 0111111 ill Vol
11, 11011, 111 y one 11,111 v .1,-,.1r attempt I ,
0.111 , , e.. 111 1 ,11 1 ..• 01 n.111e 5 11011 , 1 to/
1-111101 L 1 111111, be. 1,11111 1111 11114131 I/ 111A1
111114111•111.1111111 1.11 ill, 11 /I 1131 of the per
otos, I help al..ers Sloe. In, 511111)' hl el Ill'
of the isdeme,. imi slisll, 1I i! ,11
lei 1.111. Ili' titled 11l I 1,1111/ 1i.1•1141118 /11l
1111111,1114 111. i 111, IAI illli// 11.1,1/1 ti ill 111
11111, 111•11111•111 litlY 1 , 11 t period not t xoectl 111
11ce 3 c.a.
oc. 11. A y 1.. [Hon a 11...1ii nal h or
(lon, in rII - I .1 e any Loairt In 111.0
' , Moor 11111110110,101 II) 111111110.1 , 0011, nt
It. ov , tro Itle .le 11/Unroll', Woo,
1,11110.01 or any 01.11.. r porn•ln, de, tau.
duel... or aillr 111 Ito) mailer lo act, know
lllµ the !I6111) . 11, Ile (Ain.. or 011•111 Illie luau
nor tietly 1111) ; e
nailr It, he laot klo•wleg 111 ,
an. , to he Imo, shall la. deemed godly of pot'
Jury; al.! lily corlill 'ale I,lintuiral l g•Olon
10,iod porLiioll.o , 111 limy 1411,11 111.11,.14111.111,
.1e01ar.t1.1... 110 11111,110.11 , 1, Wind 00 l , Will and
col.l ; 1111)1 Xillkll 1 Ifloe duly 1 Ike 11,101.
01,1a0 one Sll 1111 1 , 11 1 1114 10'001 hying 111 rll bolo,
IL I hal IL WlOl f.auidillontly 0h1..11.1. 11, to telt,•
nun , cliota mount, I 1.11 . roil. II tht 1110 /01111 ,
lor owl 111111 11, awl any porno. will, shall
• de, or alleluia lov le, 1 oil oily i.a orsll tll/.
1111111,1, lor who In any wAy 11111 til l 0,11-
IP, 11/0., /111 . , gooey whal.wor 111 tl,)'
tme. clroulalloo tow 111 'III Randal...l sal.
I 1011 41.ertIll•ii1e,•11.1.11 10 , 111.1.111)11 01111 Y
PI inhaletnelinor.lloll `lf C.111%101 11 1 11.
11, .111. .1.11 undo , go an 1111 lnllll 111,11. lit INV pet,
dont lacy for not More than IWo oar. Had 11.1 y
11111 1 , nut re 1 1111 11 101.. 1 1111111,111'1 11 ,1 101 04,
or two,' seen offence. or el. her lir al I Ilu
ol llon 1.1 Illocunft.
001: 14. Any 11,101 . ..00r, ole olltel r or pi,
I .11 appointed oVero. or, who 0111,1 hog
151 . 1 101110.1 to perform any du v entotholl
..3 .I,L IL I, 1 hon . rename I.le or 0111101 . ,
-.nail be suh . j.o . l. to a penally of 1 he totinlred
1111.1 If
10
inut i oe. ,r •all 11/42.0.0.1 any
pet non an a voter 111, 10 not anal or 01..11
ro l uu . 111 1001,01 ally 0111 5011.1 ,1111,1'110, 1 11. -
011,11 lie g. , 111y of a Illintle1111 • 1111 . r 1.1 I,lllcolllll
on conviction he puni..l.ol by 1111 e or imp It
011111)11I, and 0111) be oohlect to on acllo.l (or
.10tnag. V hy 1110 p trly 11gg0levi01 ; 01111 11 any
neroonnlltl l frill In 01111 y 11.111,11111.11011110 Lor,
Lltonroy any 110 .11 vot• 10 111.1.11 . out. as 111
reeled 3. • !1110net tear 114,1 , 11 111 1 eIII4IVI. 111.
boil!II 111, 1011010 It 1,115 IWI I II 110,11,
0 ; 1111 sr,Lll,lWeat 11 . L i on% intent, ol
f or ant linprnp r purposo, the perrion no oft. lid
lug 011011 be gullLy 111 IL hlµll 1111rli. , 111ell 1111 f,
011,1 1111 conviction 0111111 he pahl .Ito.l IL 11110
not exceedunt flee 11111111,d do l lars, ..r 1111-
I.olooilineut 11111 exceedlng two yi aim, or boll,
ut 1110 cloicrollon 1,1 the et/111 1.
1.',. All elveLlono lor ward,
,owtoilllpoind eh - eta/11 olllcero 0111111 liere•Li lei
he h. ILI on 11111 aocoatt torxlity of i octohor,
...object 1,1 1111 the prov 11 1 •1111.1 01 the lawa ri
1 Omit ..he 010011.1 u of such cilleors u 1,.1ne011-
Nlolentsol l / 1 111 111 ; peraotaL elected to
o lich 1:111001 at 111111 I line noull take the, plxces
at I.lle ex plrtLtlon cf 1110 tormo of tee perhonn
11.11.1101; 1110,011 U 111 I he 11.11001011011 1.11.011011 ;
but io, electlon lor the 1,11110, of 000e0mor or 10.•
41`,10.111 , aw.onsor 0111111 no hold, nihlor thh. 1101,
until the y.11.1,111J11.1.A.U.L1d eight 111.111drtli 01,1
novenly,
• Si.l2, hi At all oh c l loun bereafttr held 1111
ler tin. 111111 of 11110 commonwealth, I hi . polls
011111 ha opened het woollll , llo l l I.IOIX 0.1111
1•10 , 11 . 13 o'clock, a. In., luta eln‘ o I tiolalsevenil ' cl•
p. i.
c.f.i.:. 17. IL 5111111 be the duly I f I..ne r'.i•eret.ry
of the 011l11m11nwe0.1111 11, 1 1. pale 1,1110 tor all
Iho 1,111111% made Ile.. as Cy thn, act, and
tur 111011 01 Ill'' 841011 1 connly cool.
111. Never., 0.10111 La 1,1 1110 1...•
11111)1 ; 1/11 1110 e 011111) 0.011,111001.11.00 ol
ench 0 1 1111111 1•11011, 11,0 111011 00 inay lie noce.ar.,
wt., re coipt 1111•411111. • , 01 l o •
lie• .n...y, poanire ;old In , 01011 l ..11 111,
• ogle- e 1. 0 .111111 .11,1011.1., 1
.ii• ir 11111 Nll 'll 1/1.1 . 111,
11 0001 1/11.1111 1 ; , 11111, 11.111111•11• Ii 111.1 ,
, 10/ 11.., lo If IlLI:11,1111,100
tige. 19 '11191'11121110 Slate iem port,
I try In the 10,1.1 , 0 el I Ire dam br of 1 Ire ttrillerl
• gavernments, an clerical or lit lid rlaly,
and tele; a r , ant tole•re Elms C1111.10) , 1t1.
NIIIIII n.ll. lOU thereby dem Ivell 01 'girt to
rae'in Mar dal electron II 0.1/121 - •
whin duly rirratitir 11.
IS 'I Mt MODE of Viert.r.
A Ac r regulating the nitrite (,r ad rill
ime. In the need. corm...a rd
IPIIIIIII,II +1 :kiln, appro..' march .tet 11
r.tr lls I. Ht. 1,40(11• II till the .4e-rattle
Iteprewt.tittov., of the r oliototiet.e..lllll
1 , 1 asctribly (tart l, rl
he, , tt ehe At.t,
111.111 I”. 911:11111 , ..1 rotera nl 111 ,, her:did
11.1. Matirtearreealtll, at. all general.
Irrry•lrlp, rragn and ..pcolirl electrum-, me
herd o', norealier, a itlerri,rl 111111 required lir
Inlllll'l., 1,11. IJI . partly
printed and wilily written, He...rally c1a...11.1
. 1 , 01/0% , .. 1.14.1tet etribrace the
lof 101.1.14 es of court. Nadel! Inc, timid 1.1
be ( labelled rrul..llle, •' .1 erllclary ;" dulcet
• elllbrace the 11111110 K Of 1111:Atr11 t° ifineer4
• It,. and Ire labelled "State; " u e e lltMet
nln{ll'nlnru'e lire rumen lit all comity olllcern
o , i 11 lrir• Ind Ming °Mee ui ramatur, member,
andaremlre s ....intny, If voted tar, and
he lal d'ormly • " rale 114.1(11 em
brace the 11111/11, OI .11; lowunhlw olticoln erried
1,,11.11.1 1011 011 e (clue
shall data.. the 111111icti al ail ternary., 1,111-
,rsted lur, and 1. labelled tiorougn;”
and vo
li rhtrr riled! LIO mparilLed 111 neparata
NV A\ll:\ DI ENT CIINTIITUTION V. W.
"Swcrlhri I. The right oreitlzeon or the Col
letl,laltet to voLexholl tioehe denied orahrldged
hy the United Stahel, 4,0 by ally Stole, 00 ee
vollot of race, Color, or preelorts Condit. a of
sere It tole.
lON 1. The Corivress 411101 have poa.er
miloreu Llia• urt WClu lry appropriate leirlwOL
-0011.
1 , 114.. r AND IiEcOND s};r - r(oX OF N"1 . OF CON
REM OF MAIO:II 31, 157..
.•SE, - TION I. Ile if enneted by the Senate and
Ilott.le e f heprmermlatices of the Caned Stales of
A nierlint in ( `maw,aa lilt( all 01117,11;1
of the United Staten, Wllonre, or shall beotlier
wtse Mutinied by law to vote at oily election
by the people, ill any State. Territory, dist Het,
county, city, parish, township, school distiret,
municipality or other territorial sub-division,
shall be entitled and allowed to vote at all
elections, WILIIOI.It distinction of ram.,
color, or previous condition of servitude; 111Iy
custom, usage or regulation
of any State or 'Territory, or by, or under Ito
nut horny, to the contrary, notwithstanding."
" Sze. 2, And be it farther enacted, That II by
or under the authority of the Constitution ur
lams of any State, or tile laws of any Territory,
any act is or shall be required to he done •an
prerequisite or qualification for voting, and by
!meld Lonstltiftkin or law persons or ollicern are
or shop 110 cimrged with the performance of
dunes in (tarnishing the citizens nn opportm
oily to pertorni sticti prerequisite or to become
qualified to vote, It shall he the duty of every
such person and officer to give to all citizens
of the United States the same and equal oppor
tunity to perform octet, prerequisite and to be
come qualified to vote without distinction of
race, color, or previous condition of servitude;
and If any such person or °nicer shall refuse
or knowingly omit to give full effect to this
section, he snail, fur every such offense, forfeit
and pay the sum of live hundred dollars to the
person aggrieved thereby, to be recovered by
an action on the ease, With full costs and such
allowance for counsel fees as every'rt shall
deem Just, and shall also, for such of
fence, be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and
shall, on conviction thereof, be tined not less
SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION
than five hundred dollars, or let imprisoned
not less than one month and not snore than
one year, or both, at the discretion of the court.
SEC. 10, OF At ACT OF TUE PENNSYLVANIA
LEOISLATCRE OF APRIL GTII, A. n., 1070.
SECTION 10. That so much of every net of
Aasembly as provides that only white ft eemed
are entitled to vote or be registered as Voters,
or as claiming to vote at any general or special
election of this Commonwealth, he and the
same Is hereby tepealed • anti that hereafter,
all freemen, without distinction of color, shall
be enrolled and registered Recording to the
provisions of the first section of the act ap
proved 17th April, ISIN, elan led, An act fur
ther supplemental to the net relating to the
elections of this Commonwealth,' and 1,1,'11.111
otherwise qualified 1111,1,111 e existing laws.
lie entitled to vote nt all general end speeini
elections In tilts COM mon wealth."
Pursuant to the provision , . contained In the
711th section of the net end it tort:sold, t he fudges
of the aforrsal 1 districts shall resit ell oily
take chat go of the rertltl eaten of return of the
election of their tespectivedistricts, and pro
drlCO 1.11.011 tit rtintr, of on. Judge from
each district at the Court House In the l'ltY of
icier, on Ole third day utter the day 01
I lla ell llon, being 0 .4 FsIDS Tile; rlth
1)A 'l' OF 0. 1 fOlt s. ft, I s7l, Ist to o'clock, ft. U.
then 10111 there 10 110 11110 perform the that,s
fequlred by law of sold Judres.
.s Ise, that where a .111.41 e, ‘in •
evil ti I) I e skeel•lent, touttale to et tend so It
tale. ink of Jottges. Ih n the ror I now t. Cr re
m n shall to taken eh true of by on. of Ili ,
Inspectors or clerk. of ale election of the
who shah .10 and taerto ut the duties t
ited Of said J anshita to it I.'llo.
I also give notice of the hallow tn.:, net passed
by the last Legislat ttri ,
A N
aLLIIL orlze it Llooptllotr ytote moon Ile. gm-s
-ilt'. er It 1:011Vell 1011 10 /1111 l ml 111 0
1:1111S1 11 1011 of Pennsylvania.
SEt•rito,o I. - 11.. ff ,,
ICrpre...n hit ire of thelmith.ini reetith ..r
Prollosodosonel o Gertrthli Assembly met. 111111 rl l•
h".CIJU ro,leted by the mdth.orrty r , l Ill.' sa hie. •
11.1 . mi11t tor etelinst L'IIIIYeIL Om' ll'
I l'otostli tlt Imo Or I 110 n,ntllllllnelllllt
b ls '
511 1 / 1 1111 k , l 10 a vOlO 01 pe•oLole 111 Ile•
general eleellom, to Ile 11e1 , 1 On 11,oLtol
o of 'IC rmit•A LILL. oultl tom,-
lotos lot Int voted °pool In :Lunn, holies , ' hog.
sell: In count lestioelelttes lot whielosilp tot'..: , '!
voting is 11111 1101 1/.1 Ity lotsv, Note, ler 111111
Loa:Otis , IL l'ouvettoltoLL !Loony toe expressed olot•t
gist, upon Ile lteloot, 10e.1 Or t htlorstsl ss to IL
111,. wood - State. - noel loot ethers\ Ise; 111141 1 11.•
11,0k1 Slut!! 1 ii• ".'.,11.11 111111.11111 OM\ 1•11 -
1 111111 1111,1,1111'11111 "FOl . 11 1 . 011,•111 1101" “1 .
"Against It 1 . 01,0111 1 1111 111It1 111 cottehes te•
•llstroeto. 5511101 l stip-tool:et stotILLL: - 1001 le.'
hy elveltor „11 lig 111 , 4 , 11
.111t1 'III, SI 1011 5111111 (,1 , 1 1t 1..11:1 'ln.' 1,1111 1 1. 011 -
tior,`ti 011 1 111.11111,iiii• "1',011.11 1,1,11
1011. - :111(1 C011..111111,1 1111011 111 , 11111,1'• 1111
1 . 011 Vl,ll 1011 - 50...M0e , a t'• to
001 11111 1111 ii all stoles 0 tst as otlert•s:11.1 sled •
be rev°, red, etelool•sl noel tel tovotet Its tow
proper rlecoitott I,llleel. ottel rentorol jtool,s ot ,
et. , tittverottor are rt•••els ..111111...1wet
returned It o•Nislitog
et I to, "Tlett low t•loct 1,1 :oleo t••o11.1
shall 10 1,111 1111.1 10 /111 11, I,r sI •
.1011.1 0 1 IVII,II II priy 111 ..,1.11‘•1.11
110 1.1 ....................... II • OS 1.
1101 It, Of 1 111, 11 , 111 111111' ,1.... , 11.11 111 0,!:1111.1 -
11111 11, pr. sent yeor, (11i• r .11.111
t• 4111,0 :1111 110 reittrots too he silk! 01. clottoo, es
et•el s tsl hy Ine U 'e lot') 111 11, I'l
•11 11, 10 110 ktlti 1• 1 101 e 11.1 I.egoslnt tote 111 t•L
nes! ototioto tl 10,1 ••11.
I• 15 11. WElllt,
. .
5p...‘1...1 . I.f 11 , .• Itt•r.,.111:01 , 1•..
\V \ .‘. \ 1.1. A) V.
1111•
'1 . 11.• day
1111 1111111 1111.1 rtglit 111111.1 rlll :1111
.11 , 1 IN \V. \ HY.
Iven nilllor ul . hnll,l, nt
11•1", lit, Ili In ill,
Hit/11 , 1111a I . loli
1111,1 thi• 1111”•1•Conilli l•111'
Of
FICEI.ERICK
ALI r 1,'4, ',till. I I, I• 71.
: - iii I
'1'111• I,lltwaNll , l' ,,, m l v ~,,•
1411 11111111r11111 Ilutv 111 111, 1,111 , 11,,, ,, it, 111
ally 11.,,11111.1 . 1 . 1111111111 ,, 1 111 1110 tlll,l .1111111
,111 . 1 . 111 - " I I.'llllllllllll I.lr 1110 1101.111 g 111 1111
~111•I"ltI 1 11111111, lo•rN 111.1111110. c MO 111,/ I, II
by 111 ,111,111 lorl.llllll.ll'r 1 :111,1 II ill
not 1111 ',Ltd 1 , 111,11 111111111111)
Ity 4srtler (1111..
.1 Yo S. 11. 11,1
t't.t.ll2o-I‘l.ltt
LAND .1.5.,(H'1.11.1(0'
Et r V
A II NI I.
ll=
tEMII . NI \ II
NE \V STEEL ENtilt.\ VI >WS!
GIFT WORTH FROM $1,01) TO $23,1R1
(itvEN wiTo
\v, olitalite , l , 'al 11.,• e111: . ..I .11 I le•
rtigruy 14;4, ‘ylo,ll w, ”Iler tlI
It]sv lighten ol
83. 011 E II 1!
nlllOOO4ll 1111, I really 1 4111
MII.I ear 11 Imit gem 01 Rll
It It I, E !
A [,'geed id I Ile 1(111tte. A 1,111111, ~f t It; e
bent.' y "II Ihe p,11..re •.I Ihe rl ~vi............
ri ,e 1; s Hie Hie Illemt t 111,10,4• 1 ,1 1 4, allll ,vllll
nlllµ nuhl eltaxtt, t he ‘lll,val y
hem . her, sehrti I hey meet it e 1 ) LIT nil e.
sllldr IM 11111 et life, hill 1t etit,lll••lt,
11114,41.111, khere ,, ,
ll' II 1 NElilT i)
A yellll,i, 1111111, the .elly 1111111,m , of
~/,ttie It , 111 K Ileilmele.lll, I. dile, ell el It mite 1
111111n111111eCii 1,4 lm, 11111 lett
Illh 1401, Ile tleiillilm,lllll 1,111161 w ;•111.0t 11h: lII'
he Inlce4lll4 hoT lt , oolt 111,11.'1,1111.1111 . rm lit
11 I y
I. ounger...l het 11,1111 v.. 'I
he hem e I 1111.
,yIIII deep ..,,I'l - 1,,‘• 8..11.11)111g I Ink 1.111,h•el
t
d
'l' it 11, II It I S I
A '1.11.1 NVIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 11O) . 111.1
(Mei., Kati eye, Is 1,111 . 4.me111411 II
11110 0111111411 tell 11111 t Its \evil h. \l'll 'll
liet 1111111 Ihiit 1111 y v 1141,1111, ham yet 111,11..6
Il' ,'xc ., Ilt•hre 11 1114, 1.. I•litelmlg Ili. hem I
and !Wing II !twit!, 111 t higher wal
Ito, er 11 res The more It Im r•el•11. he
greitler &sire h. 111..1, 11µa111 nn,l eµllll.
Alen, ft eilrreet I.lllllµl milli I,lli eitems i• 1
(i EN. S'l't oNE‘V A LI, .1.%1'11.411: , /.
The heml, htrve.l 1,11.1 le,1elm"Iln•"111
ever ph ill
h•
11,11441, 111‘1!I hurtle., h
1,1 I lie mew' lt•1 h•r ~Iy/tl. II IN 11113 It
iit
A I , ti It 'l' 11 N E FI) It 1)1'1
NVIi II 4414 . 11 eltiomtvkiv, •1111 we hilly i14.141..01.1.4 ,4 t
tilile . ", We VIM give Flt 1•11•1, "he ,111 , m fr irlo 1,
tq1(1111111; env]. nlititel , ltler 111w'11 11' 1111 , •••• •
11114
Itimel 4,11, and ',them her, 11,1 t tove
11
r.‘• !Irk , t •
Ihdder will ped lye!) . µt'l "111.111 the holl“, 1,,
w 111'1 w ill 1...11.1:11111h 1"11.1:11111 „ 1Ith:
AT DEN'll/N, Nl,Altsil,,k
1,
I I
Int
I re
i 1
011
LA PIERRE iI()TE
DEN'll IN. Nlll ,
104, ,, ty•01s 111,111,0,
I hrooglictut, with all 111.1111.111 1 , 11/,1111.
pivot y of 0111.11.111111184, •411:1:110:4 for 11,1 4.11 .
111.04 en; Incluillog all outfit, pa 114.14, Av., wmip,
011411 s./30100
1'1(11111E 1111,1,
cA NI 11.,
of log I . ll,lllnnir olacr, 111,10,
olvolalonit wharf 1111 It, with , it good oe,,p,
~ , ,op try Lc, o.lll,port It ; WWI It 11011 , 11110, glolcl
hull limp., a larg,. Vl:okay of !roll, 1 , 11V1•111..11t
roorvlivo 014.1 oelloolr, only nix 011114 111,111
PLat4Pai. 1111. limgvni 1.11,41111,011111V111111 MO 0,11,
1.,,1111,111111. 1610,000.
I'll LOLL) SPRINi I !
oiro 11111,•111,1/1 ,111.,11,
allll.lllllllllll In In Illlg,
11L ,1 mat, Mali
Nlaryloria 101 , 1 Dvlowori• 11.:111101,1; tow tloolP•
and pvocli trio-4, 1111 y lipid, tr ,, o, 4.11114.1 ,114.11.
Ilex of Ft rill,' herri.,, vlicrrlcos, 111:011,
1111114. rlln
Tot, applvs, awarl pporo, 01111011 , 11 , 1
00,000,
lugs,
ILTEIt !
with /40 ACILP:B; !Inc 01011 1111, !pool hull:11 , 1g , ,
4 . 111,100 WhcoLL 1::11•1 05,110,.
A II(./USE IN DENT(IN !
with otnr lind a lutlf 11.4. re prehanl, with 1 11 ,
11111,1. varlia Ivo of troll,. 1,111,1010.
1:00 STANDARD sE‘VINI ,
worth (r.on ... 01010 11 1511.
fg) \V A 1,11 A.. 1 NV A TCI lES !
Eurh worth Irmo tk 10 10 01 110,
0/ It 111 A Y.l/.0,
TEN MCA 7ANS AND )1 El.oll/IPIJSM.
I'ASI I SIN elll.
SUM . 01.1141
lON K. CASI I SUM . 054101.
, THREE , Atill 81/YIB—EA: 11l . 0100,
' FOUR. CASI 1 til'! , lB , —EACl I 0541
.19,1170 1711TH 1011.1.1 111:4 of W:01 , 10011 1:0-
1.111111.5, Wrltigc•rm, 1t0111,4 111111 oloros
of Art ; /111111. 111 1 111'1111,11 1.1,111,0 11, at 1.-
lull. for Ivo, Man 11, will!, i. 0,01 ILI, W.lllll 91.)
0111) 1111/r,
TOTAL VA 14i E
Of Old 50,000 Gifts $lOO,OOO,
The cl rnwlng will take pinee, un noon Its Itll ,
graving , . enough are gold to nhordnue the
Ink eln, before rut nun) ticket -hohlerhas I'boo•u
tA, Ito 1111,1,1. U 1 3 ,1 1, he nunur thelt oont.r.n.
We rider to
l'holaits 11. ;temp, Clerk ofnirolirosCo.l'ourl
lieorge 11. Hosnuni, Alt. at Law, Denton, Mil.
It. K. lideliaril.on. Sheriff of the I 'minty,
Williiiin Ksiqi, Ihititioi, Nlil,
Manehis Entitle Brokers,
ley, 11 , 1.
above gent lenien ill ' , tigers Ivo.,
Committee.,
to liarles ()nod rapoulo,
of the iielisware Staudt., all the lo log o i
Itaiiica, Lidi of lhisi Paper, 1111.1 Ilse
Press of the Petiliouilis,
Wu III•11Ve 111,1 1,1111 eveaa
where, to work for Wl' II We Will
111Ilke arrangenieliol, sarnely,alier lift
ordering, their M:11111Pie ellgin,lng, We NA
111 live
'hell/ one cogravibg 1,11 , 1 11111. 1111111 Vlll.l, tor
every hair uihni, they send Ils with 6,00
order an Engraving, metal usi 11111
registered letter, or by Posii-oill , a• iiider, /nit
we will send by return owl, ~1 graven)
:1.1111 the I ieket
Send all your orilery for o.lll4l . llVirigv,
111,t1 tinytm..nii all em - re•rpon•lotkee to our gull
eral °ince, ielciresised thus:
En=
Om AND KING Sr,.. Wll.lll SO ”N, !WI
1 1 11 1 i (' A Ito 1,1 N I; I' I•:,1 111,
V,'lll Neu( In n/1 nun. t.,...s vlr V., 1. 11 011
,loud, r ./1) IL1,1)/11.111111 It wlll giVl' a delltllell
neenunl uur Ir , . !nue lellll , e
New , paper , w ~ wishing 1 11.41,...11 , e lur wil
pleluv• nelul us !hen luwwil rules,
I lettle fa, Caron/iv I,nullll/„111.1., Is! Fr br uar y ISi I
1e1,1:vIs w-7
I'ICA ELLEWN GUI in
.1 . )1111.ADELP 11 IA AN I) ItA tmoRE
cit:Nium , RA I I.ltOA D.
ANO It; OF
On and idler SUND.‘Y, KO,
trains will Doi an follow./
I,eave Philadelphia, I roin lin put nil P. W. A
R. It., ssortiel !Waal soeut and Wnshl Eight
For Port Deponit, at 7 A. M. and it:to It. M.
For Oxford, at 7 M., kgtt I. M., and 7 I'. M.
For Oxford Wednesday and Sa today only
at 2:30 I'. M.
For Clutold'n Ford and Phester Creek It,
at 7 A. M., 10 A. NI., 4:11 I'. M.. and 7 I', M.
Wednesday and Saturday only at 2,1 U P. M
Train leaving Philadelphia. at 7 A. M. ono
neetx at fort Deponit with train for Intltlinort..
Tralun leaving Philadelphia at 10 A. NI. aunt
1,30 P. M. Port D op t s it at 11,115 A. slxissol at
nitlki A. 51.,e0tuive/ at l'itadd'n Ford .1 II !lei 14.
with the Wilmington and Reading Railroad.
Tralna for Philadelphia leave Port Deposit at
9:114 A. M., and 1,23 P. M., on arrival of tratnx
from Baltimore.
Oxford at I.{e:, At. M., 10::1.5 A. St. 111/1i5:31) M..
Moutlayn at .gl5 A. M. only.
Chtultrx Ford at iggi A. M., IltrA A. M. 1:211 P.
M., and tit 111 P. M. Montlayn at 6:3'2 A. t i. only,
On Hundayn, Oulu leaven Philadelphbott OUR
A. Al. for Ox lord; returning, leaven Oxi•t ti for
Philadelphia at :gar I'. M.
Pannengern are allowed to lake wearing ap
parel 01,13 as baggage, 1141111 the COIIIIMIIy will
nut In any Mae lie renponnible for an amount
exceeding ono hundred 'dollarn, uniens
tipecial contract In made for the silino.
HENRY A'OOP,
General iittperintondent.
ia 241 lywl7
1 - ‘OOI4'INU SLATE
'conk' IN SLATE—PRICES REDUCED
The undersigned has constantly on hand a
nsupply of Roofing Slate fur eldest Reduced
Prices. Also, an extra LIGHT HOOFING
SLATE, intended for slating on shingle roots.
Employing tile very hest sinters all work Is
warranted to he executed In the hest manner.
Builders and others will and It to their Inter
est to examine the samples at Wm. D.:Sprech
er's Seed Warerooms. Nin
o. 11 East Kg_street,
Lancaster, Ps,, 2 dome west et the Court kiousf
We have s
ore
the Anbeatoe Roofing for that
roofs, or wY ore slate and ehingles cannot be
need. It is far superior to ritual° or uravel
Roofing.
decl2-titlesiv siiiEo. D. SPRECRER.