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• (cb*cr,ritED).
-SECA& The moneys held as necessary reserve
shall - be Limited bylaw to the amen= requited lb*
current expenses, and shall be securest
as
_kept
as may be provideA by law, 'Monthly stateMents
shall be pUbllshed showing the amount of such
moneys, Where the -same are deposited, and how
'secured.
SEc. The mailng ofproflt out an of_the Su'
muunrs. or using the setae for any purpske not au
thorized by law, by nay °Ulcer of the State or mem
ber or of of the General Assembly,, shall be a
iniMemeanor, and shall bq punished as may be
provided by law, but part of such purdshMent shall
be a delqualiflcatlori to hold °Mee for a, period of
not less awl live years.
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ARTICLE X. " = -
surcsTron.
section L The Geacral, Assembly thug - provide
tor the maintenance and support of a thorough
avd eChientiSystela of public schools, wherein all
the children of tills Commonwealth, above the age
,of M :mars, may bo;rtlecated,nd shall aPPro
ate at least one, ',lllllion dollars leach year for.that
purpo.ze. -
so-. 2. No money raised for the support of the
imbne i,diOnLi of the Commonwealth shall he ap
propriated to irnsed for the support of any secta
rian sChoOL — .
Women tireuty-one years of% age and up
wards shall he eligible to any:otllce .of control or
ll::nacrement under the school , laws of this Slate.
' ARTICLE XL
• - ' mum; L 1
• -
The freemen of this Commoilwealth
%/fail lie - artned, orminized _and, disciplined for its
.kferlF,e when and in Filet manner as may be ill
rectea by law. - The General ','A”embly shall pro
ide for maintniningohe militia by appropriations
from the Treasury of the Commonwealth. and may
exepipt from military - fen - ice Ipersonsharing con
r MMus scruples against beating arras.
; ' ARTICLE ...Sll.
rrntle UFFICEitS. -
Sft-tionl...Al 1 &Deere' whcee selection Ls not pro-
Wed; for in this constitution shall be elected orap
. peintpd as he Oireeted by law. -
• ,SecTI!..3lCo rnenalmr. of- Congress from this State;
nor any Verson holding or exercising any raMee or
alsnatlitteent of tztisteripront unclgr the States,
sltallUt the same tlol hold or exercise-tiny Once
in this Suite to width a salary, fees, orperquisges
Abell J..° attached. The General AcserablyEaltibY,
law declare whaeftices are incompatible:-. •
3. Any person who shall right a Mal Or Send
a challenge for that purpose, or be aiduror abet
tor in' light leg a duet, shall be deprived of the right
of-holding:my ofllce of tumor or profit in this State,
may, ha °chemise pmilshed as isball be pre
, •-•.' rihed by law. ' •
..11ITICLE XIIL
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' ' Nr.w
,y,e•
'lion'T. - -N_Litiew county shall be establhdied
• idch, shall ardnce any county to less than Our
hundeed sonare. miles, or to less than twenty thew
• nd inhabitants: nor shall any county be formed
- of ie-s area, or containing a less population, nor
• any line thereof pass within ten miles of the
ante :cat of uny county proposed to be -divided.
. .
' . I, ' ARTICLE XIV.
-.7 = ' .: torNTY'Orrictp.s.
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' ,Y2ction. 1. x.Ounty officers shall coasistof sheriffs,
cOreners, proponotaries, registers of wills, reeor
ders of deed,t; , commissioners, treasurers. survey
ors, auditors, or contrblieni, clerks - Of the courts,
- district attorneys, and-such others as may from
. , linle to time be est aldished by law; and no sheriff
or, treasurer thall be eligible for the . terra next
• ,occeedine: the one for which helnay be elected.
, ~s'te. :- County officers shall be elected at the gen
-..., er.rt elections, and shall hold-their olllCt for the
tent of three years beginning on thellrst Monday
bf January next alter their election, and until their
3 • ,neecssors shall he tluly.quallfied: all Vacancies not
• - otherwise provided for shall be Mled in such man
tier, as may be provided by law. - ,
so-e. a. No person shall be appointed to any oftice
within any county who shall have not been a cit.
zettand an inhabitant therein one year next be
- fore his appointment, if the county shall bavebeeu
o - long erected, bin if it shallpot hare been so
long erected, then within the limits of the county
..r tiolltiltl4 , ..; out As/ which it shall have been taken.
, b.-e. 4. prothonotaries,clerlis of the courts, recur
, tb-rs of deeds. registers of wills. county surveyors,
iirii rherirrs shalt keep - their °tikes in the county
1 oivii of the county In which they,respectively shall
• be officers. - e .
sec. I. The compensation of county ofticers Aliall
it?, regulated l;y. law, -and all county ollicers who
ore or may be salaried shall pay all fees which they
i. may be authorized to receive into the tieasiary of
tho j connty, or State', a , ..may be directed by-law. In
,until= Lida:intim - 4, over one hundred and fifty'
t - t hi,lisandlnhallitants all county bnlcers shall be
j ; .:111,1 by .gala 7; and the-. - salary of, any such bilker
,11 , 1 his.ylerks,..lieretofoe paid by-fees, shall not
,Oxcecti the aggregate azaonpt of -fees earned dur
-
ing his lerm and coliCctbd by or-for,blm.
• ~ 1 ,•;',./.. fr. The iAt'eneral Assembly shall provide by
, Imi - ',l,F:r the ,strict, accountability of all county.•
it •u ii:fhip and borough. oflleenc as Well for the feeA
. • .v. liteli may be collected by them as for all nubile
_ ior Manicilut moneys which may be paid tothem.
~:ce, . .7..i3'hree county commissioners and three
• . - rowdy ant litors shall bp elected - in each county
- 1 ." 'v. here such officers are chosen, In the year one
• thousandany hundred anti seventy-Ilse, and ev
, err third fear thereafter: and in the election of
i ',,id rohccrs.e.aeli qualified elector shall, Cote for no
more thank tiro, pers, , us, and the three -perstins
IT.:vitig thc;;lfig.llPst number of votes shat he elect-
it
•:.. .•:: any.ea•iiiill'acalicy in the Wilco of co nty corn
-:,,;.-. "111. Tot county auditor-. shall be till by the
t
' Court 14• Com m on Pleas of the county I which
....001l ,‘ :v.:airy shall occur, by the appointment of
• tia t Voter of the proper county who Mall have vo
-I f..r ilk , i coniulissioner ot..audltor who;e place
..t. 1.. l•,:: tilted. - '._ . .
• X V.
Cltlral AND ,
1. may ibe chartered Illicitever a
m t•1-etursl of any town or borough
fi 1 ~pilLitin ora't ie<t ten-thousand shall
nny gemril Election in Liver of the same.
:0i.1,t rofit rac t ca, or liability in
umniciVal commission. except in
I . ltl .
t on appropriation previou s ly raade
municipal government. - • ' t
Every vitt shall create a :sinkliu:: fatal.
II incioLl!.ly pledged for the
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AIITIC"I r E XVI.
• ' '
...euIVATE CeltriMATloNs.
• 1, AtlesiSttngch t ers, or grant, of 'spec
' cr cx, lro,ire privileges, ander which a brine fide
rmanzatlon Shall not liar taken-place. and
• been eeminem'ed in io3 futtlrat the-time of
• 11, esad, , p 1 ion ~ f this constisution, 11141 thereafter
I.
*2. The'Conera , l As,mbly shall not totit ,the
• .
the charter'Ot any corporation now
xi-Imm or niter or amend tlfe same. or pass ant
general or special law for the benefit of such
p t escort upon the condition that such
ion shall hereafter hold Its charter sub
' .le' t provisions of this constitution.
r. Tbe exe'r€l,e of the right of eminent (10.
. oain shall never Le .abridged or so construed as to
pro-ont the 41cneral Assembly from taking the
operty and fra neldses of Incorporated companies.
wet wine, imr: them to public use the same as the
oro'perty of intlividnfils^: and the!exercise of the
power of the Stitte,Fliall never lie abridged
otso cortrucil as to Permit • Cotwrations to con
: .i.o.t their business In such manner as to infringe
•c canal rights or individuals 'or the general well
;mg of the Mate..
••••;.. 4. In ions for directors or managers
c
a orpl , ratien eaeh Member or
votes'
thectvirole number of bis votes for one'eandl
. • or distribute them unon twoorinurecandi
datec, as ho may.prefer,
• No foreign corporation shall do any bust
' -s in rids State without haring one or more
known places of bosines‘l, and an authorized agent
• . •ir ne..anis in,tlte same, upon whom process maybe
-.arced. .
corporition shall engage in any bast.
,•••••;•:• other than that expressly authorized halts
• et - ,arter,-tior shall it take or hold any real estate,
f • except 1:3 .- inay.'be necessary and proper for
•
. • its tegitimr.to. bosMes.2.
• .yce.• No corporation shall Sute stocks or bonds
c-cept. for money.. labor .thoie. Or money or prop
: . ems actually rehired: arid an .fictitious increase
• of stock or indebtedness shall be void; the stock
.
nut indebtedness of cprporations shall not be in
: • crease:l extept rsuance of genetal law,-nor
• without The l'inierit of the persons holding the
, • ammucein value of the . stock first obtained
:it a nffet i ng to• - be• held after sixty days - notice
• -given In pursuance of law.
Niuni..ipal and other corpetations and in
Mvestad with the privilege of taking pri
ate prepePtur for public itseshall make just Cole.-
iou fdr property taken, injured or destroyed
•.•
the r,-;)11 , ..r4011 , a . 0r enlargement of their works
or_ifilprovements. which compensation
• ~• 1 ,, 51 , ..0d or i,eimred Iw:ore such taking. Injury,
r (le:dm - Gm. ;Tile General Assembly is hereby
. ! .?•••3..•flare•i frozoclepriving any person of =appeal
e any yrcr,inlinary as, , essment of damages
t hay such corporations Or individuaLs made
••v viewors c etherwise: and the amount
a of -such
all sa=es appeal: shalt on - the de
, .;:mbef party, be determined bya Jury cc
, : • • ug to no: course Of the common law.
Eriery banking law shall provide for the
."•• , .• - •.istry, and coonlersinning by an oflicer of tint
.
tzn of all notes or MILS designed for circillatioy,
that ample security to the full amount there
. ort , liall be . -ilellmsited with the Auditor General for
, yrederaption of such notes or bills
-1 10. The General iternblv shall have the
t poiti.er to alter, revoke, or-annul - any charter of in
. corporation now eltist!ng and revocable at the
; :le film of this constitution: or any that may
••,•ronizer he created,' whenever. in their opinion it
n,;ey be injurious tone citizens of this Common
wiialth.‘fia-Sueli manner. however. that no Mins
- ift e sa.all. be (toner to enrporat ors. No law
I , remzeronacteal shall °tate, renew, or extend
; • he charter-of More than one corporation.
• • 5-c. ii. Nu corporate body to posses banking
•
"-'1 discountin_ privil , ges shall be created or or
. , ganizt , d in. pormande of nny law' without three
y na.ntlist previous public notice at the place of the
fillcuded location, 4ig the. intention to apply for
• ;-v.ch privileges, in such manner as shall be pre
by law, nor shall a charter for such prhi
-1 1 , ..;e4w grained for a longer ,period than twenty
.
.••• A - my a , zo,iiation ritrporat ion organized
t or' any indV;jdual, shall have the
and Maintain lines of telegraph
v tail State, and to connect the s.une with
anti the General Assembly- shall, by
lair Of uniform operation, prorble reason
, regulations to glre fail effect to this section.
'No, tC,egraph company shall consolidate with or
,:da cunt rolling interest in the stock or txnuls of
other telegraph company owning a competing
or: acquire. i_y purchaze or,,othertrise, any
er eon:Toting , or tel , grap_ s
13. 111 e lernt "roporatior.. , . — a.s,used in t his
C. 4, , s.ba:l be coast ra4(l inch de all joint stock
•i qr.p , autosorassoelatio s havin any or the poTc ,
tr+or priqege - A44' corp ,ratiorii - j'aat poss.7d by
~V vida"ls or raitners s.
•
rsrl ansPs S;sp ctN Li'. • • ,
I.' Ail railroads and canal hall be pub
lic highway's, fad rl/1 railroad and canal companies
. be common carrier:, Any association or cor
poration organized fpr thepurpose shall have the
right to construct add operate railroad between
k'Paly pointscithin this State-and to conneCtat the
:itate line with railroads of other States. , Every
railroad company shall have the right-with its road
to intersect, connectwith, or cross any other rail
• road. and shall receive and transport each the
others' passengers, 'tonnage, Ind cars, loaded or
• • empty. 'without delay or discrimination.
• 2. Every railroad and canal corporation or
, i-rair:ed In this State shall mhintain an office there
in. where transfersof its stock shall be Made, and
.Mere its books shall he kept fork:is/merlon by any
, • t w3i.liolder or creditor of such Corporation, in
shall be recorded the amount of capital
subscribed or paid in, and by whom, the
I. meg of the owners of iti stock and the aMoants
- tied by them,-respectively, the transfers of said
• and the =rues and places of-reside/ail ofits
officers. r -- • ' 4
see. 3. All individuals, 'ass' ociations, and corpora
, lions shall have equal right to have Versions and
, property trararportto over railroads and canals,
_ and n4undue or tutreasionable ffiscrinalluition shalt
be made to charges TOT OT in facilities forltanspor
, i.Vion of freightor rasehrogerswithin thb State, or
totainrr from or going to another State. persons
Ana pppany traaSpOrted over any railroad shall
ut is.ta',CrOil atany station at eluures not alcced
c.harges for trzusportizior_ of nemans and
cf t'ile some 01a,,T, la the Mae - dtrac•Aon
• •
to an, _ more-distant Mahout hut exy,yeasien and
ck=ll,e,lteA ttcltr.lag mar Lo' M - uoa 11104141
Sect. NO rul/rOad.ealal. - Cog other ( 1 0 1 0 : 424011 ;
or the lessees; purchabere. , Orlnaltalreerarany
railroad or canal cormathm,tiliall colugdidate the
stock, property, or franchises Wench imporation
with, or lease or pnrehasethe- rim or [ranching
of. or In any way control any o r railroad or car
nal %ram owning or bav andante control
apa el or competing line. s tall tan:, allteer
of such railroad or canal co . WM UMW.
cer of any other railroad or, ecalarrldlicak own
4 .11
ing or havin the 'control &ape elareoMpettiltf
line, and the_gnestion Whether "—. '• '`
are parallel or competing line
mended by the party complains
. Jury as in other civil lames. . ..
Sec. 6. No Incorporated co mpany doing:the bus*.
news of a common carrier, directly. or Indi
rectly, prosecute or engage in ma:linger manufac
turing articles - for - tronsportation - over its works,
nor shall such company,alirectly or indirectly. en
gage in any other business than that of common
carriers, or hold or acquire lands, freehold or lease
hold, directly or indirectly, except each as shall he
necessary for carrying on its business; but any mi
ning or manufacturing company may carry the
products of Its mines and nianufulotiee on its
railroad or canal not exceeding fifty miles irilength.
See.
C. No president, director, *Ulcer, agent, or
emplOyee of any railroad of canal; esker,
than
be Interested, direel,ty orlndirectly, in the furnish
ing of material or applies to such Irouipany, or In
the business oftransportation as aeommon carrier
of freest - or passerigers over the i works owned,
leased, controlled or worked by -audit Company
•
SEc. 7.1•N0 discrimination in charges or facilities
for transportation -, shall be niade between 'trans
portation Companica and individuals, or in favor
of either; by abate:dent, drawbar or or otherwise,
and no railroad or /canal company or any lessee,
manager, - or ettiployee thereof, sAI make any
prefereners.in furnishing cars or motive power.
SEC. 8. No railroad, railway or other transporta
tion company shill grant free pass& or passes at
a discount, to any s persous except' Of orem
ployees of the company. I ! .
Sae. 9.1N0 street passenger railway shall be con._
structed•within the limits of any city, boroughlor
township without the consent of its, local authori
es. ; - i 4 .
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Sze. 10. No railroad , canal or other trazt.spo "
tion company in existence . at the . time of the
adoption of this article, shall have the benefit af
any More legislation by general or special laWs.
except on conditiomorcomplete acceptance of all
the provisions of this article. ,
BEC.II. - The existing powers and duties of the
Auditor General in regard to railroans, mils,
anti other transportation companies. except as to
their accounts, are hereby transferred to the Seo
retory of lnte mai Al:fairs, yloil Oen have a general
supervision over them, subject to sneh regulations
and alterations as Shall be provide() by law; and
in addition to the annual set:forts nOw required to
be made, said Secretary may require lia
reports at any time upon any subject relating
to the business of said companies from hay officer
Or officers thereof.- ,
Sue. 12. The GeDeTaTAASCILMay shall enforce , by
appropriate le*slat lon the puovlstons of Aids ant
,
• . - AtirteLE xVitt. •
FrTrRE AMENDMENTS,
Any amendment or amendments to this
cOhstitution may be proposed in !the Senate or
Mouse of Representatives, and if the same Shall be
agreed to by a majority — Of the Members elected to
each house, such proposed amenditent or amend
ments shall be entered on their journals, with the
yeas and nays taren thereon, anti the•Seeretary of
the Commonwealth shall cause the same to be
published three months , before the next general'
election in at least tiro Inwspapetis in every coun
ty In which such newspapers shall' be published ;
and If, in the General Assembly next afterwards
chosen,. suchproposed amendmentor amendments
shall be agreed to by a majority or the members
elected to each house, the Secretary of. the Com
monwealth shall cause the same again to be )pub
tn the manner aforesaid, and sUch proposed,
amendment or ainendnientS shall he dubmit ted to
the qualified electors of the State in such manner,
and at such time, at least•three mOnthsafterbehag
`so - agreed:o by the two houses, as the General
Assembly shall prescribes and If such amendment
oramendmepts shall be approved by a majority of
those-voting thereon, such amendment or amend
ments shall. become a part of the constitution ;
but no amendment or amendments shall be sub
mitted oftener than once in live ,%ear.i L ; when two
or more amendmanis. shall be, submitted the,y_
Nihall be voted upon separately. "
SCIIEDULL4.
. . .
That no inconvenience may i arise from
,the
° changes in the constitution df the Common
wealth, and in order to carry the same into
complete ,operation, it is hereby declared
that :
1
.
• SEctros 1., , ,.This constitution shall take ef.
feet on the first day of January, in the year
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four,
for all - purposes not otherwiSe provided for
therein. ..:,,- • ' 1
1 • I
SEC. 2. Ali. laws in force-ii this Common
wealth at the time of the adoption of thiston
stitution not inconsistent therewith; and all
rights, hctioris.'prosecutions, land contracts,
shall continue as if this constitution had not
been adopted. _ I - -7'
Szc. 3`. At the gen; :.11 election in the years
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four
and cue th6usund eight hundred and-seven
ty-five• Senators shall he elected in. all dis
tricts where there shall be vaancies. Those
elected in the year one thousand eight hun
dred and setenty-fonr shall serve for two
years, and those elected in Ole year one thou
sand'eight -hundred - and seventy five shall
serve for one year. • Senators , now elected,
and those whose terms are unexpired;lshall
represent the districts in which they reside
until the - end of the terms 'for which they
'Were elected,` • ; •
Sr.c. .1. At tit , („ict i thon in the- year
one 11K:its:Ind et.:. hunclied and seventy-six,
enators 1.. e !_lected f' . ron3 the even utun
bered.'-distri, serve for taco years, and
from odd mual , cred districts to serve for four
years.
Sac 4 5. The t;:-1 election cif Governor un:
der this_ coLstitution shall be; at the general
election in the year one thoniand eight hun
dred and tieyenty-five, when a, Governor shall
be electc-d for three years ; and the term of
the Governor elttd in the year one thous
and lit hUndred and. seventy-eight and of
tilos._ thereafter elected shall be for four
! •, - ear4! according t,) the prOyisions of this
constitution.
:inc. C. At. F,,neral election in the
refit one thousand eight hunk*il and seven
ty-lour a Lieutenant Governur shall be eleci
el according to the provisions (*This consti
tittion. N,
Sac. 7. The Se-retary of Intca'nal Affairs
Shall be. elected At the firA gencid election
after the adoption of this constitution - ; and
when the said officer shall be duly elected tind
iwalifiecl, the office of Surveyor General shall
be abolished, and the Surs*yor General in
office at the time of the adoption of this con
stitution simll c6ntinue in office until the ex
piration of the term fur - whitl he waS elect,
ed. . •
t •
Sac. S. Whca the Superintendent of Pub
lic-Instruction shall - be duly qualified, the
office of Superintendent of Common Schools
shall cease. _ • • -_ 1
Sic 0. .Nothing contained iu this con
stitution shall be construed to render any
person now holding tuay ! Stiite office for a
first official terra ineligible for re-election at
the end of such term. - 1 •
Sue) 10. The Judges of the Sni i ) , r a cime Court
in ofliCe when this Constitntion Is 1 take-ref
feet shall continue until:their /commissions
severally expire. Two judges in addition to
the number now composing the said court
shall he elected at the first general election
after the adoption of this coustifntion.
--Ste. 11. Air courts of record and all ex
ist,ipg courts which' are not . rpecified in lids
constitution shall Continue:in existence un-
iii 'the first-flay of December; in the year one
thcnisand
.. cight. hundred and seventy-five,
without ainiclg, - Ar.eht of their present jurisdic
tion, but no longer.. 'The Court Of First Cri
minal Jusi,di'etiim for the counties of Schuyl
kill, Leh3nr.n and Dauphin its ; Hereby nbol
i: : and :al causes find proceeitings pend-
thetoin - in the county of Schitylkill shall
Lei ilea and disposed of in the Courts of Oy
cr rmiterand Qu.,rti L i, Sessions of the
Peace cf raid county.
. Scat. 12. The registers courts now in cr
istenee shall be abolished os> the first day of
January next - :s - uceceding the „adoption of this'
constitution.,
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Ste. 13. 'file General ASsenitly shall, at
the next scssion 6.ftt.r the Adoption, of this
constitution, - designate the . .4everat- judicial
districts as , ,reiluired by thii, constitution.—
The judges in commission when such datig,
nation shall be made shall continue during
their r uneririred terms judgrof the new dm
.
triets in which they reside. illut when there
shall be two. jaages residing in the said
tbe pr,adclent judge shall elect to which
district he shall be assigned; and the addl.
tional law judge shall be a.s.slgned to the cidi
er district. 1,
SEC. 14. The.Genet-al Assembly. shall; at
the nest Euecceding session titter each decen
nial census, anti, not oftener, diiguate the
several judiel,ll . districts is ,required by this
constitution.
'SEC. 15. at : ages learue,l•iu the law of tiny
court of recorj holding counnissiozis in forco
at theadoption Of this constitution shall hold
their respective offices until the cxpirationof
the terms for which they wcre commissioned,
and until their succes-;ers be duly qual
ified. The Governor shall commission the
president judge of the Court of First Grind- ,
nal .T u r isdiction for the counties of Schuyl
kill, -Lebanon and Dauphin as a judge of the
Court of Common Pleas of Schuylkill county
for the unexpired term of his office-
SEC: H. After the expiration of the term
of any president jiadge of any Court of Com
mon Pleas in commission At the adoption of
this constitution, the judge of such court
learned in the Wand oldest in commission
shall be the president judge thereof, and
when two of more judges are elected at the
same time in any judicial district, they shall
decide by lot which shall ha president judge;
but when the president judge of a court shall
be re-elected he shall continue to be presi
dent judge of that court. Associate judges,
not learned in the la*. elected after the adop
tion of this constitution. shall be commts
slotted. to hold their oflien4 for the term of:
floe years from thO first day,of January next
after their election.
Sec. r The Gmteral• lAssembly at the
first session after-the adoption of this con
stitution sh'ditlx and determine the compen;
cation of ,the judges of the Snweino . Court,
and &the judges 0 the severalpalatal dis;
Wets the'Conainomyealth, and the . ProNti 2 4.
j olts of the fifteenth section of the article oil
Legiclitiort shalb-hot iii tlet;med inconsistent
herewith - . Nothing 'C.CiAtiliZed in this eon
stitution Shall be - held to relime tho =wpm:-
se tk)rt now to ipv judge of th
_
uar. ftaqi now in ceourasom, .
t >__
-tarciAlt..Thes-Osintla
lie cookstliiiiiflidlasKg4iind .Allegthany
Shall befocanpoiea r Ofthent judges of ,
-the - %strict 1004 sad' 43osiri.of.
Piaui:of said s. tnitil their shall
orretalls4erak - find I ke BM* O th er ' , Judges $$
may.framAinisitolisie be selected.: .-- ;
r -- . For the' I of
_.. . *et, 'Organis a tion hi *
1%11241 ledges of the: COtut, number
bise * be India Allison, Tierce and Psi- •
Ism ; of the Ootarti number two, JitdraTiare,
Mitchell and one 'other judge'to be elected;;
Of the Court muriber three, budged 1401, 5 4 14
Firdetter and larid. and of ; the Court rtrunl ,
hoer foal', -Judgea Thayer, Driggs and ono
Otlierlidge, tolbeleketed.. '.." • • '''
-:• The judge first named shall be the prod
dent. judge of , said ..0011118 respectively, and
thereafter the; president judge shall 'be the
judge oldest in commission , ;. but any presi=
dent judge reelected in the: same court or ,
'district shall con in a ne to be president judge '
thereof; : , t• . ' !
That. additional* judges for Courts number
two and four shall be voted foraiid electoisit
'the first general election after 'the adoption *
of thin 'constitution in the same Manner, as
the tiro additional judges of the Supreme
Court; and they gall decide by, lot to whiCh
court they, shell 'Oelong.-I Their terns of office
shall equimence bn the first Monday of Ja i n.:
nary, iII the year one thousand eight hub
deed and seventy-fire. ! . • - '•i • i
SEct. 19. In the comity of Al,l4ieny, fori
the pprpose of first organization Antler this
cOnstitution,i . the judges of the Courts pr
Common. Pleas at the time of the adoptionof
',this Constitution shall be the judges of the
Court number one, and the judges of thei
District Conit at the mine date shall be th e
judges of the Common Pleas'number two. ;e3a l
The president judges of the Common P 1
and District Courts shall be_presidentjudgo
of said Courts inunber.lone and two respec '
tively until their offides shall end, and they
after, tharjudge oldest in commission shall
president judge ; but any president judger
- elected in the same court or district shill
eontinue.to be president judge thereof. .! • 1
' Sic.. 20.
.The organization of the Courts
of Common. Plis, under this constitution;
for the counties of Philadelphia and Alio',
gheny, shall tAe,effect'on the first, Bien clay
of January, One thousand eight huridred and
seventy-five,and existing courts in said
counties Slall 'continue with their present
-powers and !jurisdiction until that date; ;hut
no new suitsishall be instituted iriptheCoUrts
of Nisi PriuS.',. after the adoption of this cob
stibition.;,,_...; ; H . *
SEc. 21. The causes and proceedings pen
ding' in the Court of Nisi Prins, Court of
Common Pleas, and District Court iu Phili
delphia, she I be tried and disposed of in the,
Couitt of Common Pleas. I The record 3 and
dockets of said, courts shall be transferred to
the Prothonotary's office of said county.,
SEC. 22. The canes andproceedings pen
. ding in the-Court of Common Fleas in the
county Of Allegheny shall 'be tried and dis 7
posed of in the court number ONE ; and the
causes aintprekeedingii'peudin,g in the . Dis
triet Court shall be tried and disposed Of in
. the 'Court number Two: '
.1
SEC. 23. The Prothonotary of the Cotirt
of; Common . Pleas of Philadelphia shallfhe
firs: t appointed by the judges of said coartlfin
the first Monday of December, in The YAtar
one thousand eight hundred and seveniy-
Oe :. and - the:preseut I Prothonotary Of . the
District Court in said County.shall be,the
PrOthonotary of thesaid Court' of Commion
Plefis until: said date, when his commission
, shall expire and. the 'present Clerk: of the
Court of I O yer and Terminer' and- Quarter
Sessions of thd Peace - in' Philadelphia; shall
be the - Clerk of such court until the expini-t
tion at his present cOmmission'on the first
Monday of December in the year one ' tli(ai;•
sand eight hundred and seventy-five.
SEC. 21 In cities ' ontaining over fifty
thousand ',inhabitants (except Phil:al:A:Aria)
all alderniqn in office at the timcOf the adlip
-1 tion . of this,constitutru Shall continue in pi
fice until the espiratieli of their conimissiolis,
rind at the election f(ir city and ward officers
in tire year otie thousand 'eight hundred and
seventy-fire one aldermen shall be ilectin
each ward, as providid in t
this oustitutio .
Sr/2. 25 - i Ia Philadelphia, Magistrates ; in
liOn of aldermen, shall be chosen as reepiir
edin this constitution' at the election in 4id
city for city and ward Officers - in the yi.r one
thou.samP eight hundred and seventy-fir ;
their term of office shall _commente on the
first Monday of Aprirstiece«.. -, ding their erec
tion. .„-: - , : . ! I
• i The terms of office Of 'aldermen in said ,ci
ti, holding or entitled to commissions at the
tted thereby. ,
t me- of the adoption of this constitut i
on
not :be tiff e : 1 • -
Sr.c, 20. All )
crsori in *o ffi ce iu this Cc
in
monwealthi
at he tine :of the adoption of
Chi's constitution, and attlie first electiontrai
der it, shall hold their i',sper:F'tive offiees Un
til the terni for which they .I:ive, Ikea 'elected
or appointed shall- eipirc, and until their
1 successors shall be. duly qualified, !rinly.2,s
Odin-Wise provideA in this constitution.- .
'Soc. 27. The - seventh article of this c in
' siitution,' pre3cribing an oath of office, :- , I all
take 'effect on and after the first day of Jaun
tiry, one thousand eight hundred and: sevru
ty-five. . ; 1 - I . -
,
i SEC. 28. The kruis of , office ot: 't•ertilty
Commissioners _and county auditors ehoiten
prior to the year one' . thousandl eiglit 'him
cited and, seventy-Live; 'which shall not brave
ekpired before the first Monday of ‘l,innthy:.
in the vthr one thousand eight hundred and
• ~ -
seventy-six, shall expire on that day.: }. '
'r Ste.
.29. All :State, county, city,, wtird,
borougl4 and township officers in office at
the time 'of the adoption of this constitution,
*hose compensation is not provided for t by
salaries itlone:; Stud' c,ontinne to .received the
Compensation allowe I ' them by law niiiil.
the expiration of the r, respective 'fermi ttf
ace : . ~'
! - -
i s SEC. 40. All titiO and judicial !ofliCer.4
heretofore elected, sWOrri, a ffi rmed, or in of
flee when this - constlintion t shall take ffibct,
iliall - severally, within one month after such
adoption, take and subscribe au oath (or af
firmation) to . support 'this constitution.
I Sr.c.l '3l. The General Assembly, ,at its
first ss.iion, or as soon as may be alter the
adeptiO of this constitution, shall pass such
law as may be nece s sary to carry the slime
into full force and effee4 Y ' I
. ,
j SEc. 32. IThe ordinance passed'; b 4• {hi:;
conTention,"entitled • l',Au ordinance for Ob
i:rating the • amended; constitution , of Penn-
Sylvania to a vote of I the 'electors' there:lV_
Shall beheld to be valid fiar all the: PurpCses
thereof. -
-t , i
SEc. 13. The words "County Commis
kioners,t* wherever-Used in this constitution,
and in any llordinance accompazivitig ithe
Sonic, shall be held to include the Commis
sioners for the city of Philadelphia.: - I
Adopted at Philadelphia, on the third tl ty
Of November, in the }ear of our Lord zinc
l i honsand eight hundred. and seventy-the , ..
,
; . .Orricr. or 1
‘ _ . ; i
TI
SFALTALT OF TILT: COM:SIONWF.ALOI. ,-...
It.trausucito, 'Nov. 13, 1573.
I certify that the foregoing is a i correct
copy oft the new Con.stitutiOn, proPos.2l to
,the people of the Commonwealth of Penta'syl-
Vania, for their approval' or rejection, : - Is the
'Eame,appears of record in this office.; . '
. I.M. S. QUAY,
.. .
• Seeretarli of Camino:lT:- :It h..
Mien de
dell by a
roa srslum:co THE Aid:ENDED CONSTITUTION
j OF. PAINNSTLVANIA TO A VOTE OF Tall QU4.I
- }TED rarcroes TRESEOF, AS PASSED SECOND
, LNG. ,
Be it clabfed by the Cbnstilutional C4areit i I:6;1
of th 61tunninc , alth of Pennt.lt.•-ni+i' eig t'ol.
" • ' e
• rote, :(
pre
pared
T t, li s a t thi t the c
Convention, amende C l o )e n.4itutoia submittedrteo
the q ified elector 'of the Commoinve:'ilth
I I
for their adoption or rejection, at an election
to be held on the third Tuesday of I Deem
ber next ; except as hereinafter ordered And I
directed, the said election shall be held:And
conducted by the regular election Officers in
the 'several election districts throughout! the
Corardonwealth„ under all the regulations ,
and pr visions of existing laws relating to
general? elections ; and the sheriffs of the
several :counties shall give at least twenty
daYincitice of said election by proclamation.
2. The Secretary of the Commonwealth I
shall, at. least twenty days before the :said'
'election, furnish to the Commissioners of
each county, a sufficient number of properly
prepared circulars of instructions. The Com
missioners of the several counties shall cause °
to be printed at least: three times as many
1?iillots of affirmative ;votes as there are v‘,Aers
in leli ceunty—and fhesame number of ne
gative votes ; and-the said Com Missioner s . ,,
B),all, at least five days before maidielection. ',
cause to be fairly distributed to the several
1 election districts in their respective counties,
, the said ball'ots, tally-lists, returns, circa
' lars ofinstruction, and such other booksiand
papers es may be necessary. Thil ballots
shall he printed or written in the folloWing
form ::On the outside the words "New con-,
stitutiou :.' in the inside for all persons!giv
ing affirmative votes the words " For the
New ponstitution," and for all persons giv
ing negative votes the words " Against the
:NewrOoustitntion." :
~ .
°.
•- 3. If it shall appear that:a majorityny of
the voles polled aretor the new Constitution,
then it shall be the Constitution of the Com
monwealth of PermSilvania on and after the
first clay of January, ;in . the year of our Lord
one thousand eight,!-handred and seventy
four; but if 'it shall aiopmr . that a majority of
the votes polled wentagainst the , new Con
stitution, then it shall bo rejected and be
null and void.,'
4. . :--
i i
~Five Comm ioners of Election, viz :
Edwin 11. Filler, ilwara . Browning, John
P. Verree, Ileury-S, I.ldgeri`, anil' lefin 0;
James, -are hereby a • ointed by tits Convert
tiou, ;who ishaU lurre . - ^on of the elect e 2
urit4 this arattrolea : r. . .
. rptittnitt gltf df9
E
AN ORDINANCE
dr/4wiroo or. 'adhined tkiiffribits
-11"114this witkimpistilAttamit
atoll aka Igkifeto4lll-ifimancies:
thide ow.llll;nrdisk taithildtbelikitA4
OwnraliskigaKarffilikiaftiotailinf' ,
• theyslisilLtsweeimdbmitriii)ixidleatte.;'
•
iai sea
ibdenik r Of,iitilirt4t±aldico'l ol o 4 Mei
• iftf *Mktg OA election Otero 0 . . 'tfiela•
preetnet divwn tit disbitnitiOale Ilok 4 ;
ff*;1&161 10 :0 611. i!
ranee hi hinted at theelfsdicip.; igiqopoint,
IllittadoWtiro In/Pedal* for eitak *lwo's
!division, 10140xf the tilection'therein'abali
'beheld andtedndgclectand to givertii*eof
IllarYPatnietioris trolhe election • bilkers 1:04
}warding their duties in holding thcilelectlini
Arid making returns thereof. Ng person Shall
serve as an election o ffi cer who - would tie - dig.
lquldified under Section 15, • Artichfo,2of the
new Constitution. The general return of Off
leleCtion in the Said city faNdl be otferied, com l .
put l ed and certified before the said 'Ponnnis
'stoners, mid with their approval—winch ap,
rtfrgiat shall be endorsed upon the return. -7
They shall make report, dieted to; the Pre,
ardent of the Convention, of their official ad ,
tion . under this ordinance and concerning the
conduct of the said election withia: the said
city. 4' 1
The Jwiges and Inspectors a 011 11r id s
conduct the election in all respects e'onfornri
bly to the general election lairs of this Cone ,
monwealth, and with like powers (Cud duties
to! those of ordinary election officers. ' Each
Irispector shall appoint one clerk! to assist
the Baird in the performance of ifs duties,
land all tlailelection officers cl,lll be duly
sworn' or affirmed according to and shall
possess all the qualifications [ required by
law of election officert-of this Common-
Wealth. At said election iffy duly qnalified
elector who' be •unregistend, shall be
permitted to vote gponAnaking proof of his
right to' the Theticni officers, according to the
general election laws of this Comnonwealth.
Return Inspectors .and their elerifs and' nn
hourly count of the votes shall be "dispensed
with, but overseers of election mai be selec
ted for any precinct by said, Election. Coin
missioners, whose duties and penis sbalibe
the same as those of overseers , of Election in
said city under existing electibn 14ws appli
cable thereto. Returns of the election shall
be made in said city as in the cage;of au elm
tien for Governor, but si triplicate general re
turn for said city Shall be made out and for
warded to the President of this Convention
at Harrisburg, as is hereinafter ptovided in
case of county-returns. t •
5. In each of the Collud . es or the Com
nuMwealth, (except Phikulelphisi,) the re
turns of the election shall be made as in thl
ease of an election for Governor. but ,tht re
turn judge& iu each county than make ont a
triplicate county retnra stud 6.411.111 ft the
same, within 'five days after the eles.•tiou, di
rected to the Prinident of this Con!cention,
Harrisburg. I • _
Dckuein Convention this third H ay of No
the year of cur tord. l one than
-semi eight hundred :Ind seventy-thrcei.
JNO. H. WALKEIti l i Presidcist.
D. L. Innatr,
.;: -
Ater_
M. S.
''r
(7-
(If thc
:2.lsf::a;izl co'i.tb
INTA O oNs
WAGONS'
MI
I liavt. tm
LL
1 . w.ido4
sr!itcH ,
s 'l4
"" t
I lA, lITI:)
WAGONS AND CA ItMA
• :
Orevery de-cr. 'jot t 'aqui
• '
to t;rd t .r 4,t), short
.1 - ANIE-:. OIY,,vN:r
. 1 , ::• f, '
Tow:LEW-1. Blanch 24,
Air brEITT_Ti i 1N 0. , ,, 111,T0.i
1.7 i.
A NEW B1_7!-_-.1. 1 1.17;:•1 i;1111). ,
• , ;
To ilio otrz..ns at Towaid t and! currootollog
o
country: - Tho ebsotibt ti lava: , leafed Iho largo
and roantoctiong ',tole on ,t.lallt I*e-rt. Towanda.
Flat door south or nr.t. Natii)o..l r4oy, Ir the our
pose of carrying ou the i • 1
.
il
~ ,
Arc rroN AND Ct111.1.14 . -zSIO:f WO diNISS. ,
N
else . a Wholcsaltt Jobhing alai Itr6il; fl ra.a. , .., would
!alio this ta7thod of .A
tuforiai§i,..: the; phld.o.ththey
'now hay. on hnl" and ronffy for SAhibit'on tni
: .
sale, as large a stock or
i' 1 !`i
, ..
'
CHOICE . AND EW, :(iOOJ.)S .
as evcr was seen In NorOern Oinneylvituta or
Southern New York, consisting of ;frp,l sets of plain
whtte,decurated, colored and gold btud Frkeli enlna
forts crates °reelected Iron Stone 104'114 L i Antl Wisp°
riranito %Yam., a Pal Yo l:o 1 / 4 .7
ht !LI Ware, Strtu. Ware of ;01 kit Ute; a 11.rge And
splendid 024:oriole:It .01;11, , pwaro, to!! of
it
dill •
PRES7,Ei) ~
at; fine a line 0! Tit Lie an , l ibreL, t r.ry a•ria roan.
utahttired in the itiot,i tiOLtie'cl Heavy
SilvErtilerd ral•ie and Tea
Sp , ana, plated
go,ds, the Gge>t lit:o T . , fjf.rtql in
the tilmrlici. I. 1.
• !
I N T.t t, i)T S,
,' I 1 ) . •
Tows:ls; N ei:t:ins, Haudko dr e:s, C. a- lt, raid other
Linen or;ods rar Towels. itl!. Ville finevt antt•
cheapest lino of l'eddh.re and ISl4cy floods this
side of New York, Ladies. tine 1:al nriAan I and Lng
hail Ifosiery, a choice and rare u a , sbrtmer t of
•
. I. • i
1 i
t3ENTFiI 1 AND HEN'S I. CitNISEI4.'N'G GOODS, .
!.
offer and Under• bitlty, Overalls i and Working Shirt s.
Shirta, Engineers and lttinera Shirts', aull line ofim
lien, Wooten and Chthlrens i ito•nery, kfs, S.
i i
pentiera. Toilet and ithavirg goals, it zbra and
Strop., Sbaving Sits eompl,te, , Axes, Hatchet*,
liammersJ Lanterns, Lo , ktn. , .Glattas, Hroomr, the
biqd and cheapest ever necn. ' l3ill. i.egal Cap,
i 1 '
• INOTI.:` •AND INITIA.te, P l•
PER,.-.
, I
Envelopes, blank Bookv, Slater anth'lle ail* of all
kinds; t;syrs of all kinds, Oilcloth - I,hl .. 'oven, the
best and'eliespeat Paper Collars Id the market. to
geth,,r with a car toad of Yankee Nottoita and a
thousand varietire of other goods. i 1 j .
.lAlways buying the eheapeat of !goods and tor
ready cash; we know that so can jsait as to price
and quality as our motto fa live and icl Hie. We
are satsfled with ama3 profits - anti ',gimlet returns,
therefore we say to_SlereLauta, Peddlers, Hotel and
'Boarding House Keepers, Lvaryeew. and Teachers
- and the balance of the °emir unitV,.pleatte giveus a
call and be convinced that wh to 6 tray 11,,tni • •
-.'
I All money refunded U goods and riot aa rei sent
.d. A full att. of 'Chid& will be solidi tO the (ghost
bidder every. Saturday it termion . snA nue set every
siturdaY evening. Cash advaoce,d! on , rtida can
aigned for auction. -
Alletloll Bales attended In toan or country' at
rousinable rites. All goods sold Will be carefully
sacked and delivered free of chargeito either of the
depots or in tho Borough.. -. •1 1 'l' ,
- _
T. C. CO - 4-. SON
--- •
rov.-ind5,,3 1 ,2 1 9 4.1873, ;
WE INSURE ALL: ' SOF
PROPERTYI
&GAINST LOSS OR Mill OE 11 !
FIRE AND. LIGitTIING.
;,
We represent \over Fifty lOlll•4uH;Captiel.
. • • Old EngiLsh.and Idoige Clemiudes.
I
3.
LltE INSURA N CE
rvyliE otorsr AND tAtictir srocx AND
truivat. COAP4NI.E4 Tax
UNTIED irretEs,
`ACCIDENT INSVIIANCE
rr , ta cgio So to One vmr..
150131i4tr,iV 2qt INCE
rib. it. irniv 1
' : I
ME
. 14
0140TEING Elfrontinfi
f .
Tbissnin vine. TAnsdas napdnis die; ter
dads( badness. end desundlordened.reddissebis
dint id es sonunandir In she 1 • , •
Y. ALLYE 014011IING LINE
osioseirs now don In iliddlemsn'e:lneck;
=ilroccupied b U. dsoobe.) cad le now pie.
odbr to libt old 'anekenoll and the public
pnerlll7. o totter stook of
HENS' " AND BOYS' CLOTHING
et= an be found in Any other estiblishrsent out
side tits cities. .
Illy stook has all been purchased . fr om the MM.
lecturers this sewn, so test I bate no old stock to
set lid of. boughtat high prices. I have a full line
-of
GETS' :FIJRNISTITNG axons
of the finest quality and Lstest styles. which I am
Catablit'at low amts.
I have no connection with the °la sting. SSUI when
you want anything in the clothing line. tor yourself
or boys. call on me in Bcidlenian's Block. ••
u; E. aosztunia.D.
Towanda. March 28.1879. ; •
hi rraltli.
%JiMI
MEE
I
F
EEM
I
1113 -
I P',S
I®
ME
ME
tiVl=l
BRIN=M
BEINESE
66(iarSTitzMs , tiM
(Mkm4VlNWlVbyli6irmtitia
IMEI
MEM
REMEMBER!
H T. JIINWS
HARDWARE STORE,
IN . 3IEBOUR'S BLOCK. RAIN sTnEzr,ip
next door to Postottice, is the best place to buy
HARDWARE, 1E0 . 4 %
,NAILS,SASH
DOORS, BLINDS, GLASS, PUTTY, PAINTS,
OILS. VARNISHES,
HUBBS,' SPOkE§, KEROSENE,
nd everythi4 tumidly kept In 1t Hardware Store.
I HAVE A. FINE STOCK OF
EATING & COOKING STOVES.
Call au examilie the New
EMPIRE COOK STOVE,
L the best in use, and ple l saes everybody
I MANUFACTURE i'I'SSVADE. AND
DO ROOFING ;AND ALL KINDS OF..IODDFSOf
USE VIE - BEST 11ATERLSL, and.
SELL AT LOWEST PRICES.
GU and evimino my stock ;and prices.
• •
H. -T. JII:LCE.
Towanda, Aprll 16. 1873.1
I II
CHINA
=I
BABY WAGONS,
;, ' TOY' W.,WONS,
At WICKHAII & BLACK'S
BIRD CAGES I '' :
AND TRIMMINGS,
At WICKHAM & BLACK'S
•
SILVER PLATE) WARE
from Rogers & Brother,
in great variety.
' I. -
CROCKERY, CHINA, 1 1
AND GLASSWARE.
c
.
In these,
staple goods we always
keep a fall line both as to style qual
ity and price.
nowErt POTS the largest vari
ety ever brought to thi&market.
ITRNS AND VASES,
for yaida and stoops.
TERRA COTTA!Si'ATURAY
ordered when desired.
•
KNIVES AND FORKS,
from, sl.oo.upwarda.
GLASS SHADES
• for Wax Work
.WOOD AND WILLOW. WARE,
At NVICIiIIAM k BLUM'S
mina HALL
Vim% Am 4.18%
En
ME
1
MEM
.1700DIFORD,`
iit'W,7o*_**:.4-41q*:)01910
So. 8. MOS k GRISSMISSUN32. da St
Is reeeivino One , : of the largest and
beat, stook. of BOOTS., it SHOES ever
brought =in Towauda, Isiah he- is
offering at; theveryloweat prices for
Cash, consisting= of Gems CALY '•Exp
4!1, STOGA; BOYS CALIF 80011, 'Las,
Mum and CIIELDREA ShOOS of gall
kinda, all bought :direct froth the
ManufaetUrera, anal hand made, all
goods warranted. A. vuu mica or
LIB Am> Finimors.
Thankful for !oast favors, I solicit
a continuance of the BaTine.
Tolima*, UV, 1, 1872.
I
~- '
VW, ;CARRIAGE FAMII,Y
e 74.1 •
Respectfully announce to his friends and patron%
that he has bunt a .
, ,
•
• '
c .
,whero he will constanUy keep AM band a fall assort•
meat of ; ; • '
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
TRarrixo 8174113(13, ' AND suLtroNs - ..
I .,
Made of the best material 'and 'finished In the boat
city style. Ina long experience In gib , Carriage
Factories giver him a deeilded advantage over others
to the I , ' 1
111
of his Wagon& All they sake le an
INSPECTION Or HIS WORK
pareluutin,g 'elsewbore,4
ILL WORK WARRANTED. TO GIVE PERFECT
Tharlfni fcr the liberal Tiatronagi formerly ex-.
tended and respectfully ask a outinuance of the
FOUNDERY & MACHINE SHOP
The undersigned having purchased the Foundry
and Machinp Shop lately owuod by John Carman,
are prepared p 3 do all kinds of work appertairdni to
their husineas. with promptness and dispatch.
CIRCULAR; SAW
s SHINGLE
. ,
.
Of the West and most lna proved kinds manufactured
and rcpt constantly on hand ready for use.
, . t .
. .
ClyilitVATOßp , CORN PLOUGUS
i
Of all Linde, anti tip 12tert iruprovamepts kept
ooitstentlyton hand.
1
AND CARTS,
S T - , 0 V
SLED
BLOOD S CO.,
•
Btill 6. ontinun o na!umfacture theft colobrated
'HORSE' PO 'MRS /z' CLEANERS,
,
and willso 4 u a Is , tter taschino, for loss money Mar
e= be lisal elsewhere in the world. We claim for
our marlines that the'y will do as much! or More,
than any other, and are more dnrably built. We
phrsonslly superliieuil our work , and eee that it is
well down. We will send
i
of our ziascbiner, onOpplication.
ONE i.Nri TWO HORSE POWERS,
one's Two Horse;THRESHF:R SSPERATORS
; THRESHER an CLEANERS, ,
FANNING MILL S.,
i.
.cmcrutit AtrD DRAG BAN =LB. •
WOOL CARDING,
•
lIANUFACTURING:
.
•
After d recess of four years, and heavy expenditure
In improi lug Mills Mal Water Power, we 'again re
sumo oar ola loasineas of
MASUFACTIIIING.; WOOL. CARDING, CLOTH
DItESSINCi, &C. '
Appreciating the hull times. a-e have thought
best not to .t let down," but , to plash Homo Industry
as the beat means of : restoring plenty. •
For the bscomModntion of tho" nettrly.extinct race
of tipinners, the Moat make Mlle. For those who
prefer, we wI.I makeTarn,— •
- grodalisG ,re.101,-FIAXSEL, &C.
, . . •
I E '
conjunction with Local Option we propose to
aid the, frugality of the ,country by making a few
thousand yards - of Kent Ciotti, that will enable s
every min to keep his-breeches on. .
; .
Tbilisi who can. Should call and we will show
them one of thyme:4lva and most complete
I ,
WOOLEN FACTORIES
•fl
• . Lillie United States..
• - ;
Onr Machtnery,ts now in good order, as our water
power is never.faiLug he public may -be in no fear
of disappointment;..ind we warrant all work be
done properly. .-24
- H. B. INGHAM.
..ptown, Pa., Eray 14. lffr.l.
,` ~ _, t J ,,p~ ~ 1
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_
. „
STOKE;.
k
Opkoslto tlin new Jell,
TOWAI§IIM, T PEPIN'.
HENRY tTITLEN
NEW BRICK CARRIAGE FACTORY,
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
PLATFORM. WAGONS,
Finish, Style. and Durability
SATISFACTIOX.
PIiOirPTLY ATTMED TO
reduced prices
Tnwatuia. Jan. R. 1 f
MILL GEARINGp,
DRILLS
11 k N
•
And 11. kinds of
MILLI I R I O N.S
MADi, TO ORDER.'
ENGINE REPAIRED, •
And All work warranted to giro satioLtion,
MACHINES
•PLQUGIIS; •
-; •
SIDE-HILL. IRON AtiD WOODEN BEAMS
Of all *lnds.
AND
P 0 13HG:ITT.: NT S
I
• i
CHURN POWaS.,. .
• .• .
L-AIIOE AND
. 81IALL
I
;
I. I~ .f.
!(I . ASTIN6S
C!II.S?AIt G 13.1TE5,,
AND
LLE4E ifON KETTLES
_
And all kinds of castings icrutallea to
March SO. IS7O. MEAN:4 14 RoamyELL.
DISCPar . I!.t. CAT4ILOGUF-9.
sAw 4ND amsr ;ALL work done to order.
I
Give nt a call liolcre purrhnAing elaewlino.
* c:o ,auoaavlla 'stign-rx
-oo aooria
ME
am
• •
VA.LIIABLE STE AM . POWER ro
84432.—Tbe landersignyd Offers for Bala . * 65
floy-MPoarer Eugite and - tnp,ettar with a
complete eat of nr:ft.lunry to a circular Ww
Will be roil °Map. ;lot further information ellqatra
of litaimi.-naelcwalf,& Co.. cr t4ta laadaraisaad at
Own% to virtoz, Pa. - '
Ptfret 10, WS • E:
WM
t`. '
TAT - ,
GIKKIERIES AND PRO/ISIONS;
11111
WOOD. OW. w)irronsw•
; - •
nED mgAz io "40•► .
bOR. MAIN AND BRIDGE Ea's.;
. .
, • - .
.1 desire to ail flu atlentton 'of • the trubllo to my
assortment** , goods, *bleb b &link & ftU 'and own.
pieta, anit will be sold to my eostomorr at towoet,
*snot fates. - :
My stock of •
TgAS,
&re been purchased since the late 'rebel:tort in the
tariff on them. and are coffered at prices*, cor.
orders by v4 . aU. o r -opiprwlge reptilvto:,carota
mul prompt sttenUon. • •
Thinking the public for the liberal patronage
they hive given me. I wiah a continuance of the
cum PAID rou COUNTRY MX:0110E.
feb.2oll
GROCERY AND PROVISION
M\ ' 3(3 ' 13E.‘,i'
Wholmes vid Ratan Dagen in
*
EAMILY \ ~GROCERIES
IITEN7 TOWthiliit, PL
, • 1
We do not deem it nooesisary to enumerate all,the
dtferent articles we keep. Our assottment lit i.
1
, q
, •.
• . - . 1 ~.! • • ,
. •
ALWAY> COIEPLETt...
HENRY EiTULEN.
FIRST CIOL'SS G 0 - 0-D S,J
Cash• plid for Parma's Produco.
JAM7S3 McCADA, '
W3l, EDWARDS.
Starch 1, 1870
IILLLS,'
pax .s; 11E.RCUR are now. teoeiv•
trig a fresh elock of Oceids In their line, banght
.4111C0 the let January, to whleli they Incite the ati
within of their friends.. We - keep the largest Stock
in town. Our goods are,. fresh and deairahleJ
%11 at lowest market prices. 3 •• I
- . ,
Jan. 19, 187 L
PRESH AND NEW TEAS, llotight
tduce the recent decline to price, sad Bening
;then) at retail, . °
Jan. 13. 1871..
• •
pox & 111:ERClEM are selling Grd
'l. aeries at retail. Jau. 19, IS7I.
pox & MERCUR• are s e llin g Ne l v
IL and Fresh Goods. • Jan, 10. 1871.
F ox & HERCITIt are
eerie' ebeap. -' 4 Jan: 19, Is7l.
F . . .
ox. k. A.IFICUR are selling first
clans Goodapnly. Jan. 19, 1871.
- -------,--
FOX . , S,:. M_ERCUR are selling
cheaper than ever - . - Jan. 19, 1871.
R EMEMBER
that we arc. '(3elling
Gooch; at ' • .
RETAIL!
And that we won't be u:iclereolo..
Jan. 10,4871
IVII C TI v CI e G 7 A ch N oie n n iTE—CITT TOBAC
*Jan. 19. 1671
vit 01JSTOIWERS can .rely upon ogetting tho very best tho market inn's and 'at
towest prices.. E. 4 E: FOX,' , • •
Towanda, Jan. 19,11. • lIENEY lIERCEE:
REINEE3iI3ER THAT FOX ATER
CUE are retailing all kinds of ,Grocsries at
iholesalepricea. The largest stock in town. Gonda
drat clads. Prices low. E. T. FOX, ,
Sept. 29.'70.
SHOES
THREE CHEERS FOR :THE
The untiersiguea, harin„f purcbarea the' interest
of tar.. Johnson in OA .‘
red, whito auR h 1140" store
in Ilrhige Street, resTectfulii solicit the patronpge
of the public.
_ • •
_ our , Stock of .
0110 ICE FAMILY --GROC RIBS
- .1s equal to any In this section, and too
' DEFY 'COMPETITION IN PRICE - 91
Wamalre a specialty of
TEAS. AND cOFFEE,
Our motto le:
"Q &ICE" SALES AND 'SJIALL PROFITS."
Tanranda, B:pt 4. '73
B ARERy AND DINING ROO*
BP.„EAD, PIES, CAKE,CRACKERS,
BASED DAIL Y,
In owl/INDIO BOOMS we will accommodate tfie;
public with either a lunch , or a good meal at all
times of th( day and °vetting. .
OYSTER 113 ICE CREAM. ON HAND DIIRMG
Trn:m szasoN.
Also s flnoassortmenfor Grocerlos,Oontoctlonory,
Fruits, Nuts, &c. ,• '
mayl9' 1f ;D. W. SCOTT & CO.
NEW STEAM FLOURING,MTLT,
This attbscrib desire* to give notice that I#s new
STEAM FLOTRING MILL
Is non in racicenshil operation. and that he 1s pre•
pared to do all arork his line on short notice.
CUtif.OM. O,IIDIDMG DONE Q/0711 SAIIE DAY
• '
- ' t
Wheat, Buckwheat and FlOrtr, Corn Ilos1;
Feed, Bran * /u., always On hand :and for redo at
lowest rater. • 1 - • '
LaclltJD 1 lilt litifial:F4rn.Q3:l4 11%11145 Olf ilia
welt side of tlio river &Kiting Ito patronize my
will bob WO f^ go paid tart!) wbou they
bring via* of t9st buithals and Krim*
,gPLC 7 I. 7 'T. IL Al*ll.-
EMU
MENEM
=EI
=ll==
SKIM
PATTOIIII BLOM.
TOWAN'4)A,
COFFEES
-.: AND
S .E
M. J.; LONG:
ST6Rt.
1;
AND
PROVISIONS,
'We ceU nothing br.t
FOX & AfF4I,CUIL
}OX mEizetut
'FORS ItErterr..s.'N
rirgrtyx mEnctru
RED,_WHITE AND BLIJE.I,
=I
And invite attention t, our Stock.
1 RIDGWAY.
Firrat black north Of Ward lions°,
•
And sold. at Wliolosald. and
U eartmegum, PS
TEAT IT IS;BECITIVED.
~-:...
bizi j calm - *ld %lion,:
i i.sii.
• %oOrlisiigailisganliftril,T Plio• •-'
1 ItivOticat*tWkonlittiaitoth* ifall
mop* mimettenth amititatieLe ips:
twit. esabricivitthset ettsfeoe• ft the este tat
tokbestall Imre* eitithity WO rive
to ,the eminent , * vim!, of the public, Obi& 'Mk Di.
tivs
_goefuet4t MOSfro* redos. lIV
naffed on the moth reasonable ter= et • • .•
• at
• 7
Di 11141 - 111201013211, 6 :I k,. OALEI,
1 • - -- Win. ClzaP " 113411 0 4
• .
' AIAXMOTI AND
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~
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v ~" _
Han FUZZ, VATIMEM rUTETWASX
Arttl of iftithukty
KBROB,WE O,OAL oa,
UNPartIMIC/3. N - 1:1 • :
SPenno-Liird...ifiuge.l4 , Ws Pon t,
' TANNER'S AND 3iAO.HINE 0 ' •
Far Tonet Are!xits ell theit Panay ies*V, I
amciEs, zscrsiEs,so4s, camm
i '''' usdel ‘ us4rl;Dyes, Peitnme y.
POCKET BOOKS, petß7'lfrONAl.:
,
Foga Klkeatoirnik , ;
. Tbonloguzuesninuit }irazuunoNs.
, 1 - MIRE WlNlffl AND ,IQI7O '\ 1
- . . for mecuchad re, I
TOBACCO, ' l3l.rusTi .Pre toszi .010
Darden', iield mid *lever Eleeds> o r
porters, Susperuurried, Shoulder , 's, Mess
Pampa, Teethinq Ititigiti Surat Bottles,
f.
' Nipples, Nipple shells and fillielcbi, ea,
Bed Pats . 5e1f 4404 1 1 - 1 4t Fruit I Thar.
mometers, Flavoring Extriets, . Slone -
Inge. Glue Ware,. Settlei, Ville, Bath
lirluk. and Stove suckmg.lngb T . Am.
mutiltfon, ke., Botanic, Eclectieniid Ileracept
p
' to Medlchuts. and all the Mar, Patent._ ,
h .
' iIED liC I 8fi1.•.,
1 • .
A U
ait , cles vrarranted as rev/meats& Persons at
a distancv an recelyci their orders by ittage Of . ,
much will moire picnupt and ciarefel attention.
Medical advice given i3Thstiltaaaly lit the ;OM —,
charging only for mi.lfelne. 1 . LI , i
IFir Thankful for pied liberal patronage, would s - it.
pecifully anuinuice totbeirfrieutts and the public.
no painseltatl be epared to stitildVand:metlithe :. n.
=nation of theis conflicts.* and patronage.
jar Open Sundays fos prescriptions , from 9 to 10
Lin, and 12 tu. to 1. 7 d 8 io fir m.r
H. O: POUTER & So:
April 1,1872.—yr. . ' 1 - ' I
.111L15 --
l'UlVI:11
THE IitrSIZHUETS'S . f
110111EOPAT/11 , C BPaIFLCB
1 ' ,
Have proved, from thel" moat a l niple isperlonett. an
entire success. Simple, prompt, efficumt and re hi
)101e. They are the dal*, w.dietue perks:fly adap ed
to popular rise-.rd simple that, Mistakes cannot bs•
made to usilq; them; eo hsroilese as befree ,
daugerOmd so eflubt as to •be al •'ay's reUa e.
They bay, ilieldghestleommezidation from all, o
will always render satisfaction.:
NOS. • . crar.s. .1, ' , •
. 1. Feveri;Coligestlou, In2irinritiom ,i-a5
2. Worms. Worm Fever. Worth Colid r • 2r ,
3.. Ciiitig..iilie, or taettiing of Infants, ' 9.5,
4. Diarrhoea, of Children or Aiinits,l .... 21 -
6. Dyreutary, Griping; 13Eious Colle.! . ..1' 25
6. C.uulera Morbua.,Vocainng; '_ 1 - . i '" 5
1
7. Coughs, ondo., proachitia,, ,
8. Neurslaii, fro'lthacue, Facqaclie. f
9. Ileadaches.lhek •Ileadaclie, Verthi;o,
10.1/ , Spep-iit,l.ll.lois4 Stomach. - ' 1
11. SUppreseed. or kuitilut Fee/NIEL . I •
12. Whitee, too Protroie Periods, - II .*-
13. Croup, Cough Dillicult itreat,hicg,l
IS. Salt Rllell.lll. EryllipPl.l.9. Erirritnnii,
15. Itheumata.ind, Itho matt: Pains. II
16. Fever and Ague. Chill Fever' Atuep,
:17. rilea, - blind or bleedinit. '1 i * 'I
18. Oplittudmy, and Sere or Weak Erf,
19. Catarrh, acute or chronic; IniliieniMi
20. Whooping Coligh,!violent coughs,!_
21. Asthma, oppressed I.93:eitliing,: ' 1
22. E.r Discharges, iinpaiieceMearlnm
23. Scrofula, enlarged, glamts - ;,bikellittpb.
24. General Debility, l'hysmattieakMissi
25. Dropsy and scanty Set:Twit:Ms. ll • [
:It. SioiSickness, EliCralf,-13 from r.iiini
27,`Eidney Disease, Gravel, , I
28. Nervous Pebility, ; ici.rninal We
- ! Involuntaiy ilise liaiges,,
atl
29. Sore Month, t:at,hi,r, • r-• • •
30. Urlirit - y-Weahness,
. 31. Pkininl periods, Ftt . ' Seasilms, -:
32. kifferings at I tulni!4 cif lire, ,
33. Epilepsy', Spo,saiim, St. Vitus Dam
34. Dinthrria, ulcerated sort) thrmt,
35. Chronic Congeal ions aridlfreptig
Vials, 10 cents, teirept 213„ 32. an
• , \FAIIIILY t.k. I
4 . t_% ES.
Cass (3lorocm) with abre; --- larEe
till of Directions!, l' ' -
Czt'ie riloroccoi of 20-liii .. iie. ` , i.iis and I
' Single !loxes and Vials z.,4 sbove.
‘r. - -,..r • These remodin. are sent by 111
box to any part of th 4 c'onutry - , Tice
receipt of price,. Addrei-s . I
ciAr.E. D. PORTER,
Nlay 23, 1173.
I=l
Clothi_r4 ) ,
'HIRAM TAY I LOII
FASHIONABLE,'
Oppisild Public Sq
Kcc
always 0u..1pin4..n;
CLOTHS;
CASEp7TZES
• L
REIDY-MADE yl..;10
In all ti4o lat6,a, st
HATS GAPS AN.b
(3-"ENT
I • fi
4..5i-nislia
CUTTING DONE
ALL WORK WA
-6- 6 4 A Ills: •
NEW 4ERcHAN.
1•1
c•,H.N
, , • •
. .
flas removed to the huadlialf i forme
'W. T. Davit.si Esq., I 'i .:-.
.. , .
/ „ 1
' • orra3rrz lfERa tlt'S r,
And is not prepared, (9, , furrtigli the
viptility with ever7thitit; in the lino
For Goathi i mra an,
r i CUTTL7G DO: r q:r AND C
I,
THE slionrEs
PERFECT FITS
My stockof 016t4 i s has
beat In . the market, 'iga I
isthwmUon. • .. L
towanda,ldan. So j 1573.
GO TO JAyOBS
itm t rix, or
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rou LArz,..ll 311 - I.r.
•
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CIGARS.
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. And 4 Fine 4siortment of ,
I ' I i
FANCY I -
4 ` ,
T II ILET AND 1 y GOODS.
u. • than the - tar 1, i ns] da4e and attention given to th ' I i
' mpontuling of Prescriptions. Open Sundaye,
ff
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dny of each week, aa l. lhmetofore. 1 •
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Parties via
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rafts ter that'
ME
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pltl'cotultry, by best s
on land.
or from the
.E; lines, slura3
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Hir o lt.4st Price
;Os. piwEts.
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SHOE
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