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riod than ono year sreTfMw
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h. nnmnn nrdftrlna? thJl WllTwS UBlrf
Nsponaibla for tin monsv,
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Preelderrtiel Ctmptlgn Sentf, 1876.
vTheS tble eU 4aI'M. boa,
Sam Tildea aal Bill f I
VlN saeosa eroaVet In ! dfl,
Aad aalghty well agreed t .
Tbe a-tehm-ona 414 aot think of, elf,
Tka nibev aorety knew
Ami ee Ibey swelled their bank Accounts,
Wkta tkia aid hat waa sew,
When (bit old kat ea . bay,
Oh t bow ika money went t
They scoop 1 iba oil Ireaeury up,
Aad yet were aot eontent ;
0 plana lhal Baa Invented, alf,
Kaowa bal to very few,
Yh y counted Hoffman Uoveraor,
vVbas ibU oU kat U at.
Wken (kit old hat wt new, hoy,
And everything eerene,
While Sammy ran ika Railroad,
Tka Bom raa "tha Maohiaa."
With llotTmaa ap iba Hudson, air,
Ob ! bow ika money flew I
Reform tu what ibey did aot waat,
When tkia old bat w baw,
ll'hat. ihla old bat waa sew, boy,
Oreat seaadala wera afloat
Tba Taai'ay riag waa brokaa up,
Tka Bom aa aiada aeaptgoat
Vagralorul Pam at lait ba,
Though allll aaa of tba era, -To
cry, -'Stop ihiaf," aad koopt It ap,
Blaca lUli aid hat waa at.
' . t - ' '
"bta tblt eld hat ae aaw, boya, '
If wa have loaned iba faete.
Oar Son my aiado a false return
Upon bla lueooie tax,
Aad bad tba law bat reached in fraud,
Aad dealt hiajuillc Irua,
Like Tweed he'd worn a airlped suit,
ICben tbia old hat waa aaw.,
nhoD thla old hat waa Dew, boy,
A fueny thing to eea , . ,
Tae liiilo 8am a nguriag
The Prealdeot lo be. .
Ite pardoned aon iel treat aad aaiall, ' ,
And Tweed to Cuba flew.
For Samay bad no M for blm,
H'htn ibia old bat waa new.
Although thti hat la old, bnya,
Aad bleaobed by rain and attO,
I'll wear It like aa konrit aaa.
Until ike lotory'e won,
I'll awing It la (be air, boya,
c For llee aad Ifheeler, true,
Aad neXt November 1 will wiu
A doaen bright aad new.
AX 1 h o e 1 1 it n o (Mi m
Hit GroiHid (or Divorce
A Pa1 ifrll Iawvoi- wn Snlnrvianail
j -----
Vcceotly, by aa agriculturist living
it score of miles from tho city, wbo
Mrantod to secure devorce from bis
Vrife.
k Yoa don't live happily with her.
eh T" inquired tho attorney.
"No i we don't seeia to hitch Wuth
fc cent," the quiet reply.
"Does she scold aud fret, and
rnake your home a hell upon earth,
bo to speak V Coutiuued the law
yer "tbals helS exactly."
' "And yon are prepared to prove
that you have a peacful dupoaitlon
and that you have done evervthius
you coald to make home ploasant f '
. "tail bet I am ! .-, Anybody who
knows me will swear that I ouldu't
hurt a flea, and that I move aroUnd
Lome like an angel I"
"Well, I fracas we cau make out a
base," said the lawyer as he took np
' bis pen and began to jot down the
joints. After a moment he inquir
ted I
"Do you think your wife will dott
iest tho cose t Jlw aba any de
fence f
"Waal flow, X never thought of
that." slowly replied the farmer.
I didn't know aa she bad anything
to say about It.''
"She may hats. It as she anV
grounds for complaint against yout '
"I don't know muoh about law,"
answered tha client in a hesitating
way. - "1 know I've got a hankering
iter ber her sister , Mariar, and her
sister baa a hankering after me, but
whether thorn ia good ground for
complaint I don't know I' '
The lawyer basn'tiUed a bill ytt
,Jj(Utiffh Sentinel . ,; '
-t.i aaaaaaaapaaaaaaaaaanaj
Satubday Nioht. How many a
kiss baa been given, bow many a
euree, bow many a caress, bow many
A kind Word, bow many a promise
bas been broken, bow many a heart
. bas been wrecked, how many a loved
one boa been lowered into tha nar
row chain ber, bow many a babe bas
. gone from earth to heaven, bow
many a crib or crable stands still
sow which last Saturday night held
.the rarest of all treasures of the
beart
A week ia a life. A week is a his
tory. A week marks events of sor
row or gladness, of which people
- never heard. Qo home to your
family, man of business. Oo borne
Jou heart erring wanderer I Oo
oma to obeer that awaits yoo.wrong
ed waif of life's breakers 1 Oo borne
those yon lovo, , man of toil, and
' (ore one night to tha joys and com
Tort fast flying ' by I Leave your
i Look; with complex figures, . your
i dirty workshop, your busy store.
lest with those yoa love for Ood
only know What tha next Saturday
night will bring yoa. Forget the
world of bare and tha battle of life
which have furrowed tba week. Draw
aIau amnnd thA'tamlla haurth.. Hat
urday night baa awaited your com
vlog ia, bitUreet taara and silence.
' 0o home to those you love, and as
tyou baak ia tha loved presence and
'tateito raiora to the lored embrace
el to? heart's beta, eidve to be bai
t Yfcea, ks. to tle; Cjd f?r clvisj
;-Vav
V0L14.
What we ewe to AooMenh
A Dublin tobaceonisL lookOtf
dolefully at his poor neighbors gro
ping among tha rains of bis burnt
onl shop, notioed that soma of them
after trying tha contents of certain
canisters, carefully loaded their
waiataoet Docket from them. Me
followed anit, and found the snaflf
bod come out of the fiery ordeal
very muoh improved in pungency
and aroma. Like a wise man he
said nothing, but took another
place, set up a lot of oVena, and be
fore long, "blackgnard enuffl" oth
erwise "Irish blackguard,'' -was all
the rage with lovers of the nasal tit
illation, and in a few years Lnndy
foot was a rich man. owintf to tba no
cidont he thotwht bad ruined him.
A would-be alchemist, seeking to
discover what mixture of earths
would make the strongest en les.
one day found be had mode f. A-iaf.'t.
lie waa on a sudden translated from
an alchemist to a potter .
When one of Van Dyk a pictures
cracked in the sunshine, the artist
experimented to produce a varnish
that would dry in the shade, tie
found what he sought, - and found
that by mixing it with his color they
acquired greater force and brilliancy
and required no subsequent varnish
ing i and so came about the discov
ery, re-dieooveryi of the art of paint'
ing ia oil.
MeMotlnto owed its invention, by
Prince Hupert, to the simple acci
dent of a sentry's gun barrel rusted
by the dew.
Henry schttnward, a JSarembiifcf
glass cutter, happened to let some
aquafortis fall on bis spectacles, and
noticed tho glass waa corroded and
softened where the aquafortis bad
touched it. Takinir the bint, he
made a liquid according, drew some
figures npon a piece of gloss, cover
ed them with varnish, applied his
oorroding fluid, cut away the glads
around his drawing, so that when
ho removed the varnish the figures
appeared raised npon a dark ground
and etching upon gloss was added
to the ornamental arts.. .
Alcis Sonofelder, a poor musician,
thinking it possible to etch upon a
atone in lieu of copper, polished a
slub for that purpose. He was die
turbed by his mother coming into
bis small laboratory with a ruquoat
that he would jot down her list of
things for the wsnb, aa the woman
was waiting to tuke the bauket away.
Lacking pen and ink, be acribblos
the items on his stone with the etch
ing preparations, that ha might
copy them at bis leasura. borne
time afterward, wben about to clean
the stone, he tbonght he might as
well see what would be the effect of
biting the stone with aquafortis, and
in a few minutes saw the writing
standing out iu relief. Taking up a
pelt-ball chargod witli printing ink,
inked the stono, took off a few im
pressions upon paper, and he had
invented lithography. The pelt-ball
used by Sonofelder was long indie
pensibfe in a printing office. A SV
lopian printer, in a hurry to get on
with a lot), could not find a bail and
nked the form with soft glue that
had fallen out of the glue pot, with
such excellent result that be hence
forth discarded the pelt-balls alto
gether, and by adding treacle to the
gluo, to keep it from Hardening, nit
upon the composition of which prin
ters' rollers ha 70 ever since boon
made,
dents.
So much for happy aoci-
Pennsylvania Day.
September 28th, being tho one
hundredth anniversary of the com-
pletidn. of the first constitution of
this state, more than a quarter or a
million of people assembled . ia the
Centennial grounds to commemorate
the event, and signify ibeirepprecta
tion of the International BsblbU
tion. DusiocM in Philadelphia was
generally suspended, and residents
turned out by J tens of thousands.
Tba number of visitors present with
in the grounds during the 'day is
officially placed at over 200,000, and
there wera not less than 130,000
outside the gates, who came to see
tha crowd and fireworks. Of course
in suoh a crowd, there was little op
portunity to see the exhibition.
Visitors wera much in the condition
of "Yankee Doodle," wbo couldn't
see the town because, there were so
many people. ' Hut on this occasion
the people of onr State did not go to
see they attended for the purpose
of demonstrating bow big aorowd
they could gat together, and contri
bute to (he funds of the Exhibition
and the result was the crowning
triumph of all previous days far
exoeUiug the opening..
' The oration waa delivered by Ben
jamin Harris Brewster, aad addres
ses oy uan. uawiy, rrestuent weisn.
Gov. Hart ran ft, ex-OovernoraUigler
and Pollock, Senator Simon Cameron
exSenator Scott, Jndg Strong and
others, .There was also, a reception
by the eatinicipa! authorities. All
parts of: the grounds and all the
buildings '.were crowded. In the
evening there was a grand illumina-
tion of the grounds by means of
uagnasium lights and colored fires.
A grand display of I fireworks on
George's bill, an eminence to the
north-west of tba exhibition enolos
r closed tba reunion exercises.
' To be patient and tborugh la all
-4 " t'ows, u to compel success
i.
s
MIDDLEBURG, SNYDER OOUN if.
Oorrespondendd.
Our Washington Letter.
WAslhddtoS, D. (3., Oct. 19, 187.
Omni foltowtlht ttamfjl of Jickwn,and
will 6t SttMahUil Actf York Alrnnut
Orlain for HnHHWh "WtlU tht
Livery of Ifeavek lo Srrve the DelUt tic.
After a lapse of sixteen years we
find ourselves, as a nation, in a poai
tion similar to that occupied at the
inauguration of the rebellion. The
aoimns of the old leaders, who sought
the dismemberment of the Union, is
now manifesting itself in tho South
and, unless it be met and crushed
before it gets a stronger foothold,
the same results will follow. Buch
anan hod the esample of General
Jackson before him, and refused to I
be guided by it Jackson's prompt I
action in thwarting the treasonable
designs of Southern fire-eaters to
set no a Government for themselves
outside of the Union, was a complete
success, Znchananbv equally prompt
action in 18(10, could have prevented
the devastating war of four long
Jors. . ' ,
The present Administration lias
adopted the policy of the former, by
piling the rebels of the Southern
States in general, and of South Car
olina in particular, to understand
that the laws must be obeyed, the
liberty of the citisen must be pro
tected, and fair elections rrtuat be
held, though all the power of the
Government may be called into re
quisition to secure these ends. For
this object, and this alone, rresldeut
Uraut has issued his Proclamation,
itnd the Secretary of ar his Order.
r(io country is beginning to see and
realise the necessity of this act of the
Administration. It is, of course, de
nounced by Southern conspirators
nod Northern sympathisers. So was
the stand taken by Jackson, and his
resort to military force to defoat
treason which showed its hydra head
in South Carolina in the days of nul
lification, lie gained more credit
for that act than anv otbor of his
eventful life. Posterity will ilwnrd
to President Grant a like praieo for
his decisive stand in opposition to
the schemes of those who would rob
tho citizen of tho right to overdue
this liberty to vote as his conscience
mny dictate.
Some few Republicans a.tfoct to
believe that because TilJen carried
New York two years ago by 60,0 JO
majority bo will do so again in the
Coming election, aud that New York
will decide the contoat in his favor.
But hear the N. Y. IIkr.vld of Thurs
day on the very poiut i
"Ibo Democrats carried tho State
last yum' by 1 4,8 to, with a prohibi
tion voto of 11.103, consisting al
most entirely of Republicans, so that
tba Democratic majority luut year
was really only 3,707. Moreover
the total vote of tho Stato last year
was only 770,715, whore as in 1872
it was 840,151, the stay-at-home vo
ters iu louuinbenog 03,410, con
sisting mainly of Republicans Whon
these roots are duly weighed it is
difficult to find any solid ground
for the sanguinary expectations ex
pressed by some of Mr. Tildeu's
friends respecting bis prospocts in
this State. It is only by a strained
inference that New York can bo said
to have iudorsod him last full. ' Ila
wont upon tho stump hiunolf, and
begged for a Legislature which would
support his policy, but tbo Legisla
ture elected was strongly Republican
in both branches, although in the
proceeding year a Democratic As
sembly was elected with Mr. Tilden,
the Republican Senate holding over.
It was a merely nominal victory
whieh the Democratic party won in
this State last year, furnishing more
reasons for apprehension than for
confidence,"
To thle the HcaAtfi also says that
the Dwnocratio party in tbo city,
where it must set ite largest raalori-
ty, is almost hopelessly divided, the,
factions trying to destroy each other. i
And it might have added that the
prohibition vote aud the Liberal Re-
Eublican voto which in several of tho
mt elections have taken many thou
sand votes almost sntirely from tho
llepublican party, will nearly all bo
east for Hayes at the coming elec
tion. And lastly, thousands of Dem
ocrats, knowing Tildeu's trioks and
frauds, bitterly opposed bis nomlna
tion, and asserted that be Could nev
er carry tbo State, and to make their
declaration good tuet will vote
against him i wb other thousands
among the mora conscientious Dem
ocrats, will vote against him for hav
ing systematically defrauded tbo
revenue for ton years, and thus made
himself the must notorious tax-
oheator ia the Union. . . .
After all the clamor of the late
Confederate House of Repreaenta
tivea about assessments for election
purposes, tba reformer bavo laid
one for 111,000 on the city officers of
Baltimore, beginning with the May
or, r. u, lAUooe, lor iw i uity
Collector, 100 etc
Tilden accepted tbe aid of the
American Alliance two years ago,
bnt requested . silence. Hayes re
ceived similar recognition thia eara-
pai-rn and openly acknowledges it,
and is denounced by Tilden aa a
Know-Nothing. Who, "steals tbe
divery of Heaven to serve the devil,'
nihisoaaaH
. In New Orleans, the political as
aeesmente have a warmer tint than at
tbo North owing,- we . suppose, to
'i , iaiisnces. The Tines,
(Ind.,) ot that City, publishes a list
showing the assessments levied on
the reform Candidates at the Coming
election i Civil Sheriff, .12.500 t
Criminal Sheriff, fl,600 f Mayor.
$750 1 City Judges, each 1300
Coroners, f 150, etc. , Pat exclaims,
"to bell wid yur prenCeeples pren
ceeplce is ttothin' to do wid it
What we Want is refarriim."
August Belmont, at - Cooner
No less strong Is the contrast do
tWeen the two candidates. Tilden
has been trained in tho political at'
mospbero of Tammany Hall, and is
the embodiment to-day of its worst
phases of corrupt power. Using for
bis own soIAhu purposes tbo worst
elements of Society, lie msnages like
the crafty politician to keep himself
concealed iu the background. He
was the early confidant of Tweed,
the adviser in those Bchomes which
defeated tho honest vote of New
York in 1808, and the secret disclos
ures which have brought him face to
face with tbe charge of perjury and
of defrauding the government of its
revenues at a time when all good
citizens were called upon to bear tho
burdens of the war, stamp him as a
man of no principle, a fit scholar of
the school of politics in which he was
educated, and one who elevation to
tbe Presidency would be not only a
national miKfoitune but a national
disgrace. If a tenth of tho charges
Which have been rnlsod against him,
and Which haVe not been answered.
Aro true, ho well regulated commu
nity would elect him to tho humblest
of ofticcs. Like the platform oti
which ho btabd.i, 1:0 in It slmm. a
public deceiver, relying for support
upon the eX-rcbol sympathies of the
"oillh and tho ignorunco and vice of
the North. A few linnoxt mid Well
meaning men mny bo foUtid support
ing him, but before the election their
eyes will be open to the truo char
acter of the mnn, and tho nature of
the reform he would institute' I.Ike
tho muddy stream, lio partakes of
the character of tho fouutain-hoad.
Democracy is corrupt, uud den pi to
his fair professions, Samuel J. Til
den. Turn to life, past and present, of
Rutherford I). Hayes. It is a pleas
ant story from beginning to end.
His httppv boino relations are but tho
ndex of his public career. Trained
to manhood among tbe stern duties
of Western life, his Character has
partaken of its simplicity and earn
entness. Not a blot stains bis record.
Re has beon trtid to all men, in ev
ery poHition and relation. The per
formanoo of his duty as lawyer, sol
dier. Governor, has inflictod wroug
on no one. His con r so has been
manly, straightforward and honest
Whether at the bar or on the field,
in the presence of ejury or in the
faco of an armod enemy, he has been
a type of the true man. Ho neve
betrayed a trust or a friend I never
gained a dollar of a cause by practic
ing wrong. He never consorted
with corrupt politicians, or assoclat1
ed.with public plunderers. He nev
er added to his Wealth by robbing
the stockholders of a railroad, or by
withholding . from 4)to Government
the true amount of hlsincottie, He
risked bis lift, shed his blood, and
performed gallant service for bis
country, and at the same time paid
his tax to tbo Government like a
true patriot Compare the two men I
lfxamino their records I study into
tbelr antecedents and their associa
tions, and then ask the question
wbiau would make tbo better rrosi
dent f Who that has judgment to
exercise, or patriotism to animate
him, oan besltata as to the choice to
bo mado f The falso and tbo true
'are before tho country. Can we
donbt which one tho peoplo will se
lect r - If intelligence and loyalty
still control the ballot it must be
Rutborford B. Hayes.
epwaaaBawBSBBinnaj
. .MctT bs DerCATEO. If the coun
try is to enjoy peaoe in tho future
Democracy must be defeated. If
wo are to maintain the value of our
currency Democracy must be defeat
ed. If the uation is to live and
grow, tbo enemy 1 of its peace and
prosperity must, be defeated. Tbo
humblest citizou has a vital interest
at stake in keeping tho Government
out of the bands of those who have
no sympathy for its prinoiploa of
freedom and equality. Let all wbo
value good government work un
ceasingly for the success of the Re
publican ticket Our national salva
tion depends upon It Republic.
. ewwaaaajaanawaaaawaaj ,
Where the land is rolling isn't real
estate apt to be Ml her uiwtoady T
Tbe two plsces to look for PMladel'
phis pickpockets the centennial and
iba peuoytentUry '
' I wish I was a pudding, mama.'
"H'liy.T" "Cauio I should bavo lots of,
sugar put into mo." ...... .i
r 1) v: r o : ?r A
PA., NOVEMBER
fiertiTal Election Proclamation
la enraaeaee af the provieleaa af Ibe
CoaMltatton and eleotlon law of Ida Com
aoaweetlb of PraHiylvaaia Daniel llMH
bart High Sheriff of Ibe eounty of 5nyder
tie hereby give aottee to lha aleelora of
aid county, on -
Tutidoy, tht 1th day of November
1871. (being the Tufdy next following
tha it fit MiirMny In November,) al wbiob
lime the following officere will be elected
to ltt
Tf uty nine p'enoae for eleotore
One parion lo nil the office of Uprt!tfl
'alive In Confreae far tbe IHib district
lompoitd of the oounliee of Hnyder, Hun
ingilon, Juniata, Ferry, Franklin and
'ulton
One perron lo flit the offioo of Stale Sen
lor lo rrpretool the district aoicpoird of
be euuntir of Union Snyder and Nor
bumberland One peron lo fill Ibe office of Repreirn
Hire In the Oenerl Aewnibly of Ibe Com
ionwflih of I'entujf iTAoie, for Ibe county
f Hnyder '-'..-
One prmon I fttf tha office of Didrlol
Horner for the county of Snyder,
One person to All tbe office of Register &
.reorder for the eounty of Snyder. j
Two person! lo All ibe office of Jury
'oamissioner for Iba county of 8nydr
tench. voter, however, can only tot f for
one candidate.
One person lo All the nffllce of Pro'hono
tary Clerk of lha oourl of Oeneral quar
ter Session, Orphana' Court. Ac, for tbe
eounty ol Snydrr-
t lohrshy mske known ami aire ntlpe
tht III plce of bol.llna the fnrM election
In lbs Mftrsl towoskli so'l boroaplil wIlHIo
the eotmtj ol 8niUr ere as lolluws, U wit i
AtthsUulon ichuol UoaM, In til Doronuh of
Seltnntfruv.
Al 11m Huuseof DauIsI Doris la And ft Perry
township.
At Itw hnoM or Christopher Wsntesl, In Anil for
ClisimisD township.
All's house ol Win. Moytr, In And for Wesh
Inatou township.
At the hoii,.f (leonr O. Smith, In lh Bor
onuhor .Ml.Mli-l'uru, for tnuslin township.
At tlis rVhmtl housw Iu Beavortown In aud for
Dearer township
At the h-nisoof Jsoob Miller In end fof Wslt
Heaver township.
At tho honsn of James D. bmf In And for
Centre township.
At lha lioiisa of Usury M. ttTraub In and for
MI.cIItshIi township.
At th IIoum ol narah A. Miller lo anil for
Penn towtiMhlp
Al the srhot hones In Kratserrlllr, In and for
Jai'ssnn township.
Al tha svhonl linns at Shemokln Pant In and
for Monroe township
At th h.hi of John risher In ami for West
Terry township,
At th Court House in And for tha DoloUjJh of
MI.I.IMiiirK.
At tha house of Jai'tru Dldastff In aad for Union
township.
At the hwee of th heirs of Charles Msttsm In
Troalsrllle, In and for Adaius township,
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN,
"Tbdl crery perofl, ?Coep!bj Justice
of lb Pence, wbo shall hold any office or
appointment of profit er trust under the
I'niird Si Hies, or of this Plate, or any oily
or incorporated diatricl, whether a cominis
sinned officer or otherwise, a subordinate
officer, nr anonl who is or shall he employ,
ed under the legislative, (Xeoiltife or
judiciary department of this State of Of
I lie United Mitttel or or any IMCorporitted
district atld that (tefy indmher at Ood
ire A of the Hiato trgisiaiure A dfjtbe -led
or Common council of any city, or Coot'
mlssloner of any incorporated dlatrldl la by
law Incapable of holding or c.Wdltthg at
Ibe tame lime, Ibe office or appoiutmeat of
juiljre inrptelrr or clerk of any eleotlon
or Hits Commonwealth, ana mat no inspec
tor, Judge, or any officer of inch election
shall be eligible la be then voted for.
lly Ibe aot of Assembly of July ,1, 13(3,
it la also made "iba duty of every May
or, r-bcrilf, Alderman, Justice of Ike Pence
Constable, of efery oily, county, township
or district Within tbie Commonwealth,
whether called upon by any officer of an
eleolion, or by three qualified eleotore
thereof, lo clear any window or avenue lo
Ibe window of the place of Oeneral Elec
tion, which shall be obstructed In suoh a
way a lo prevent voton from approach
ln-i Ibe same i and It ehnll be the duly of
very respective Constable of such ward,
district or township within Ihi Common'
wealth, lo be preeent or by Deputy, at Ibe
plaoe of holding elections, in such word,
district, or township, for the purpose of
preaerving Ibe peeoe ai aforesaid,"
Also Ibat In tha 4tb section of the act of
Assembly entitled "An aot relatiug lo
electione and other purposes." approved
April In, 18-Jo, It la enacted Ibat tbe afore
old Ilia aeollon "shall not bo construed
ae lo prevent any militia officer or borough
officer from serving aa Judge, Idspeotrr of
Clerk at any general or special election in
this Commonwealth.'1
lly an act of Assembly approved Ibe
If lb day of April, IsiiU, ft ia enacted that
"all aleolione hereafter held nnder the
lawe of tble Commonwealth, (bull ba op
ened between Iba hours of li and 1 o'clock
A M, and oloee at 7 o'clock P M,
Sso 1 Us It enacted. 4o., Thai the nnallAed
Voters of the several ooontlas ofthlslfutaaon
wealth, at all ssneral, township, trofla aaa
Mnial lABitnnst am harsh herAafia' author.
Isad aad required to sote by tickets printed, or
wrttton, or partly prinis-i an partis written,
satarAllr olassjttad as follows i One ticket shall
omtii aee the names of all Jailnes ol courts to lad
fori and to be labelled, outside. "J jillolarr (',
one llokst shall embrace lha names of all stale
omoere voted lor, aad be labollwl ''state " oo
tloket shall embrace the nauss ol all eountt
officers voted for, Ineludlna- oiBoeol ssaator
land members ef assembly, ir voted for, nod
moml-ars of tiungr,, ir Totea lor, and be label
ltd "eouaty one ticket shall eiubraoe th
name ol all township olBoers voted for, and be
labelled "townJhlp ? one ticket shall einhraoe
the names or all boroutrb omaers voted lor and
be labelled 'borough :" end eeoboiA auall be
deuoalled la -.eMrate ballot-boies.
WuMraaa, Tha Fifleauth Auieudintut ol th
Constitution of the United Slat U as follows!
'ewtlon I. TUrlgliloremiuof th Uuitad
Rtsua ahall.oot b denied or abrtdd by lb
United Sutee.or aay Stale, on Accouul of raoe,
aiflnr. or uruvlouaooadltlon ol l0rvllUllA.
"rlecllon . The Oonnre shall he power to
nrorc tin amciw ny apvmpriaw le-fisiaiioo,"
And Wbra. Th ki(raui of lha tailed
Slateaon th llatdayor march, 11,0, paasod an
el, ul tiled "An Aot to l furue lb right of ltl-
aau of th uulld SUIiato fut la lb arAl
Hialra of thl. Union, aud for oilier Diiroaeea,
lb arl and seuoad eaulloaa af which are aa Ad-
h.wa I
Suolloa I. 0a II ndte4 Mt (He (tenst and
Ooasa of KprauUUelof the (Jolted Sul of
Aiuarlua Iu ('lilireM aaaeoihlad. That All till
sensofth United Slate, wbo arei or ahall b
olhatwuMO-Ualloodby law lovoiaat auy lctlou
by th pop In any MtaU, Tarrllory, district,
csniuly eltri fttllbi luwashlp.sohuol dletrlot,
onrilclpsllly or other territorial aubdivlalon,
sball bAllild aad allowed loeoUal All suoh
ltMrttnoai without dialluullon of ra.1. atilupi tie
previous ooudlilonof artlialf (any Oonatllullon
Tic Itory or by or uudif lis aatbotttj, lo ibaooa'
trary udwltbatandluM. .,
8cllou a. Aud be It further enacted Thai If
law, oualoau,iian, or reHiialou 01 any
b a under in Authority er in mueiituuou ar
laws of any Stale, or of lha law of any Territory,
any aot la ot ahall be required to be doae as a
prwrequbiila or qnallSoailoa for vetinv, And by
suahiKiustltullon or lawa, persona oe ofaoar ar
n ahall be charted with the narforniauu ufdu
tle lo furahiblna to altlaeoa aa opportunity to
arforaieuoa nrriuiw. oe to aweowe quauoaa
I trutcj usual l swiu uuiy or every auou parao
aod oflUar to f l to sll lb olllaaa of lha U alt
Slat Ibo aaoMAod ooael ovnortualty to o
furuj wh orrulllei aud to bou QUAllhed
to voto wMhowl aletiauilva of rac. oolev, or pro.
vioaa oultdllkiw of Arrlluds aud If auy euuk per.
ana or oSWef sball rVrbe or knowingly ouillto
ele Mil eSbet to IMM eeerloB. k shall lur eterv
eaauM vrM swd ay law ua of are bua'
drad AVdiereM lb pwxa egariof! thereby, to
M eetreead try a )! tm lo i with fisll
cert and rweU ellowaooa fof uWal Ms a lire
anurf abaft aVAjta harl asrd elasll a km. tit ftare
such u8u, b detuWed fallly at a sstaaVakwaAkW
sua snail oe eonioiioqiuror. oe anww w
Wkau btdd doUae i W rwl ! avJ
II
2, 187C. NO. 26.
te than on emit aad ant more Ihsa bS fesf
oe botbt lha dlsrretlna of th Oowrt,
Aad Wheiaa. It la deelaead he lha -- - - aaa.
Iimof th I artiel efth OoMtlteilon uf lb
United Htae IhSI "thle OwiMltelina, And Ih
hweof Id United Stela wkteb shall bewiSde In
parsnane thereof, ahall be lha supreme 'a of
... - - - nnyiuine m ina i Kinsiiintinn
or law of any Stole to Iheaoanleary atHwllh.
standing
And Wheiaa, The fj-gtalatnr df ihU
mnnweallh, on th ath da of April, A, II. ISJ0
paeaan an yi entiueq runner supplement to
"'" .v .iNjiiai, in ini onsimee.
leeCilonet whUh praeid as
follow I
wraitii," in taain eel
Aartiowin, Thai en mntm of vr aKi f As.
emhlr as rem Idee that only While freemen ehsll
he entitled o rote or he reaimred a enter, or
arlalmlns toeoteal any grarlernrlalle
iton or mi tjonininnweAttii no ai
hereby repented I end thdl hefelfter All freemen,
he and tha sAta Is
1e ii
I Freel
en lad
wltbnnldlatinallon of eolnri ehAll be enroll,! and
All freemen.
reglalered Aecnrllng t the proelaloaa of the
ettnnerthe art Appmeed aAtanteenlh April,
lsea,eittied"An A.-t further enpnlerhetital to
Aral
isea,eittied"An A
tha art relatln In Ih
in an reiaiing mm Miectlnnaor this Ihiminoo
wealth,'1 and when otherwise
dnalinod
lletlng lawa, h entitled to fob
te at all gannrAl
und
and Sclal eleellons In this 'ommnnw:th
The above recited amendments ami at)t Mi
onwaalth.
nd at)t Minil
ne leeoteu ood obyl hy all assessor reels.
inrsni rotors eicoune omaers and other thai
the rights and prlrllege prearanlead tt.rl.y
IV be frtlfd lo alt the eltlrani ol this Com
mcaWeallb ltlllllel lo the same.
rt? Hi 1Mb section of Ih ael of Ateembtrttf
January o, is;4, II l enaeid that aa enna a
Ih mils sha'l doe, thl ota sra ol tha aiaatiun
shall proceed lo count all the voiea eaat for
'" ran ate votao mr. ano make a full re
turn of th same In triplicate: with a return
hl In addltloa. In all of which the votes re
celred by each candldste shall he given after
his oe hr nam, first In words and again In
Attires, and shall be sinned hy all of l l ortlrsrs
and eartilled by ovrrrs, If an ot If hot so
eenind, th orerseers and Any otArer refusing
to sign or oertlty. or lihr of them, shall write
upon each of the returns his nr their reasons for
aot signing or certifying thm. The vote, as
soon as eounied, tball also heiidbllcly and ful
ly deelered (Torti the Window td (hd Cllllena
present, H,I a brief statement showing the
votes received by each candidate shall be nla.U
Ami signed hy Ih eleollnrt oin.rs a anon A
tn vi is eounieu an.t agiua shall Ua Iratnwll.
ately nostwl npon ih door of th l.-ilnn hod
lor ininrniation or the pdklie. The triplicate re
turns shall be enclosed In envelops and be seal
formation of the pdklie. The triplicate re
in enveions ami ne real
fflewee an.l nna etneSlnna
eo in presence or in nmeer and one ei
Ith the unaenled reinrn aheeti alvefl lathe
Judge, which shall contain one lift
f Voter.
tny prr, ana oatns ni omeers, anil another
of said enveloiies ahall be gl.an the mlnof Ity In'
SMH-tor. All fudges living wlthli twelve miiet
of the Hrothnnotar.e 's nflV e, or within twso'y
loar miles. If their resldencebe In town, village,
nrelty urn the line of a railroad leading to
in county aeat, snail neroee I o'cloeg paat ate,
rioian 01 ine nay alter I
r ih eieeiinn, and all
lore rJo'clmk hlerldlsM of
haeleeilort. dellear eslti
other JtKigas, snail before
the second day after the e
return, together lth return sht to th fro-
thenntare of the IJonrt of Dommon Please of
the eounty, which said return ahall be 011, a
day end hour ol lha filing marks,! thereon, and
shall b praeerved by the PmthoooUry for pub
lic Inipertlon. At t'lo clock on tbe sanond day
following any lection, the Fruthonotery of the
Oudrl 01 t'othinnn Pleas sheil presant thesald
returns tn tile said Court . The re.
turns preeented hy the Protkonatary ahall he
opened hy said Court nd CmdpuUd of such of
It nffleere and such swmn asaiatant as the
tlourt shall emlnt In tha nrasanea of t'l
JUilorjUdg5nrsald court, and tile return
rertllleil aad oertlReate of election lsd un
der ih eal ol th Curt, as Is now required
to bedon by relurrl tdiljies- and the vote so
computed aad oertlAed shall I made a metier
nf reword In said Court The sessions ol said
eirttrt are open lo the public, aaa
And the other r said triplicate relnrns shall
lie placed In Ibe box and sealed up with the bal
lots. Whenever a place
ha s heeaor sbMl be provided by the authurl
lies or any city, ennuly. township; or borough.
Juilg and minority Inspector ahall, alter the
for tha aaf kaenlnv uf tha Itallnt hrsaa. aha
electron snail i nnihe. and the ballot hoi or
Utiles Contalnln tha tlrkaa. Hal nr vntara. anil
other uaperai hare bean securely bound with
itller pa
lap ahd
sealed And the signature of the
ami In. lectors atlHal thereto, forthwith
lodge
the -arris tog, thf with the rerHalnlog botda. to
dene
he Maydr or keeotderot such city, or In con 0
les, towrlaltlna or boroughs tn such nefand oi
n sou n
land or
(iCrsimr aathe t'oUrt or
iroper eounty may dli
truvldCd as aforeaal.f, wl
ha said bota and heap I
ibraimraathd ?odrt or eorrtnton pled ol tttC
lunate, at lha place ile-
who shall then dap.alt
keen tha same in aitswar Ih
can in any cuun or irinunai auuioried to try
,u. uiv.it auon wieo t ,on.
lion. . .
1, at my office In Middle
ober. A. I. 1ST, and Ir)
r tit lilt Independence of
burg thl 1st day oft lolo
iflvn umier ei hanit
ma nne-Buniireiith year
tha United Stales.
DANIEL "list HNH AST, Hherllf.
ADIIINISTUATOUS NOTICE,
batter of administration on (h estate ol
Pater L.alord ilecaara.l, late of Chapman 1 wp ,
Nnyrter Oonnty, Pa., having hn granted
to lha undaralgaed, all persons knowing then).
aeleea Indebted to said estate ere rotuested to
make ImiuetllAte payment, while tltos having
claims will present them duty aUlbnMoatd for
settlement to HU8AN L tHUKI), .
Wpt. 14, IS70. AduilolsllAlrla
A IlilaT'PO ISsubscrlbera luonedae. Ileal
alTXsll JLO literary paper. Only ! W a
year, i iimi a inrnnis ira. nuflion .
Al'OMSI.KK, Pubs., Phllada., Ps.
UNDERTAKING.
E. L. BUFFINGTOK,
31ittlolurr, Ln.
wIL-. Ti -Vra
For atuob leu than baa been heretofore paid
for Iheia In this place, Mr. Ilumnglon is a
fraolloal workinaa aad Is prepared furnish
'UP PI HM, tJAMKKT.-t, Ac, al almost o la-half
He price tliey hate boretorore cost here. He
alao menUeoWr
of all daeerlptlona, aad at (really reduced
prion.
All order promptly attended to. (At blsrel
dSoce Id Preaklin) And sAtlsiaetlon In all sA.ll
gusranteed.
April so, itra.tr.
CJaution
XTOTICE is heruby given tbat the
i-V nnderslgned perehsd th following or.
tides at eoostaides' Mala, and left the same In
posession of laaao Walter durlnst Hi' pleas-
J ire. All persons are cautioned ndl td Inter'
ear or meddle with the same, vis t I l.'hatr,
Teakettle, I Markets, fines, Tub, e Pigs, oil.
sloth, Holler, end oo the same day save of my
property to nis wue uariao waiter, too ioiiow
Ing article : Looking
cle : Cooking Mtove h rdue. Horeeu.
Cuaat, Iroa Kttl. WochI t'b-ft, Lard. n.
Wash Medline, HOKtdad A licldlng. tot ol
Apulebatter, alAt Stand.
A. J. UOWERSOX.
CeatreTwp., Kept. , !:.
For
COtfGHS.CCrLDS, MOAnSEJttJSS
AMD ALL THROAT DISEASES,
1 TJeao
Wells' Carbolic Tablets-
PUT DP ONLY IN BMIIS'UOXKrt.
ATRIKD AND 8UHK klHISl
for sal lay itmggtets aaoarally, And
J UUNtUUN liytiMW A Y At OO., Phlla.
A DMINISTRATOIVS NOTICE-
aCV Letters at adrnlnlstr Athm on the ertaU ot
latvlMtaek laM ot t'ruaklln Toe)eulp deeCased
having been granwa to ino snuMrsigneo, an per
sons kaowlagT tbniMlvea Indabud to sdld mIaII
Are requeoted lo nAkluuadiatpaysaat while
tnose navma oiaiuss wm preuitoi euij
authenticated forettlaut I ,
ttAklO'tU WITTBSMTER,
Sept. 14 'tt. AdmtolelrAieV.
"VTOTICE is berttby given tbel tbe
A. v foltowiag arikoiae nave oven puyubaaM ay
the audereuiued.al UoaihU' Sb, u J left la
llsa poasaasiua. uf duaepa laougdurtug bla pleae
inw. dill iMraou ar saulluuad nut to ea ad
it t ov luesrsure wiiw iaeveusi ! I a Wselra,'
MUik. t Uedsand tfatdiaai. Iclwk. t Taula.' I
fa, aruel, Puialte la I lee amend. trunk j
lot at Uu war, J Horn I okiekaa at eat si aud
A. S-HELrBIJU.-
taver SfriBiWf tyept, M,,l 1 M,
3
t BOfysms , T J. ad. .
vra r A ratiav rVseSSK fc r
!Trff't'.,.
fm." ri"" ,rear. Ho pfr Imm
oontlrtUeia s"1' H SrroTas s.
paid unless e is option of tha ul
liaheir.
BUbtM-fltf Irmg (ntt'lda of Ilia COMutf
PXtABl.B IJI AflVAJlCI.
vl)rjfemii llfllHtf und linlrtj papers
4llrea-frj ) olhfaleeritti8s(lraicfiboril
m tffl Ilithla fpftlts rrlCfJ fifths pspor
lAnOet itteWlf, Noaaes iltealaai
S, ALLEHAH & S0IT.
AffOHjfH l'S A t LA W.
Alt profsldaal buslnasa and tolleotlng
entrdslld Id Ihelf Cure will tic prnmptlv
attened lo. Can be Consulted la Kaglla'a
er OefataH. Offlce, Maria'. Souare.
Tt, aMfiu
AffOrllvlir ATt.AW.
nUrJDLEBUSil.fl'TEUHOo , P1
Offltfl till I ereasinnal flef vleei to Ih pelt'!
UonidlttldrJ
Kflglll'. and Oaroan,
r. n.
Li n
l)lrWtti?t A.ttfll?.V,
Mlddlcbui'g, Soydrjr Cuusty Fenn'A
Offlod A few dcon tVcll Of Iba Court
House dri Nfaln street. C'ortedUatlon lit
English aad 0erma ladidngie. Sep. '67,
if tOllNEf Af LAW,
howiibiirj fa.,
Offem llta pfofesslfmHl service lo ic pub
Ho. Collections and all other riofossioa
at business entrusted td bla ears lllre
oeiva prompt ailcntlon,
t T. fJi.OMMtI,LKtt,
t'e AtTOBSBf AT LAW,
Middloltiirjf, Pn..
(1 Iters till pfoleeflenal aervices lo tbe pub'
lie, Colleotlon ana all dlBef proreaaionai
buflnrsa entrusted 10 hi care Will receive
prompt attention. fJas 8, '07tf
II. It. OlUtt
Attorney & Councelloi4
AT" I. AW,
OfllddJi'.ll.Corltrti'kdtXd Xtatct St'e
tVoeiHIrtf. I'rnrt'rt.
Constiltntldd Id bdih ogllh irt l flcrmsa
Langtingee. Dec, 19, 'Titf.
T M.
J a (H,
MNN. A. H. 1)1 Lf j.
Mneeassor to J. t : A i . M. Linn.)
ATTOllNEVS A f LAW. liewlsltur, Pa.
Offer tbelf pfofi'selrttiiil acrvicea lo lha
public. Collections and all oiber pro-
reasidtlnt husltlcss entrusted to tbelr ear
will rcclveproniptatledtl0..( Jan. 8, '87lf
at. It. tfl'jLljElt,
AITOnSFA'.AT-LAW
Cenlrevillf, Sni'fef County, Pn4x
All bnalnes entriMed lo till esf will bS
well aod fslthltllly attended to. Will praetted
a, h aaf ai iliiri. Of MnVita
sad
aoviiuinv
'.nglleh of
t. to. 'T3tf
eountt
Oerniau laOgoide
in ua consult,! in me r,
OCt.
fUtAitLrtt IlOWtilt,
J AtfOUIUV Af LAW.
SollriHirrovs Va.t
Offcfa bUprofcaBloHal service to the puh
Ho. Colleollona add all olbof frdfdsslona
hoaines enlruetcl Id bis rare will re"
colve prompt altcntlon. Olfldo IWn door
drib or llid Heyaiona noiai. uano, oi
JOUN II. ARNOLD,
A.ttoi4riy itt ittv,
MIOULKIIUnO, PA.
Professional bdslnCl entrusted lo bie car
wi'J ba promptly attended to. Fnu 0,71
J TIIOMrSOX U All Kit,
vtttiify-rtt-i jaw,
ijewisburg, Union Co., Pa.
gaycUrt bd dnnaullod in tba English and
dcrmnn ladguAge.l
tiff ldrl Market Street, oppoalle Wall
Smith & Co'a 8tor 8 49
A W . POttflrt,
ATionXtiV AT LAW.
Solinsrirove Pa
Offers tils profceflrtntil ecrvicc to tbs
publlo. Atllcjlnt bdalneet entrusted ic bit
ear will receive -frontpt alledlioH. Offlcs
one door above the Slew Lotheran Church,
July, 4th '71.
g T.PAltriS,
AffOrtrJV Af tAW,
sfiLitfsanove. svDUrt CoM1t, r
dcpt.ia, '07tr
A C. diMpaOX, : "
tal ATTOKSBV AT IiAW.
Noflhrjinbdrliinil, Tit.
aiTevs til rrdrorclcndl aorvlda Id lha puh
.Id. All btlalrleM Crtlrrtsted Id bla .Card
111 bo promptly alteudedlo.
f Jan. 17. '67tf
J. PETERS, :
Justice of tha fe&66
M ddleburrj, Snyder cotinty, Perin'iJ
Onnvyncli,g don. And Onllat'tlnn madei
Cvarylhlng InlrnsUid to bi ear, will reeele
prompt mention. Jun II, 'T4.
f KANAWKIi,
pnrsiciAs and eurtoEO',
CenlrcalllCi natdtft to., In
Offer hit tlfofeaalobal tervlCtt lb tbt
public. oanir
)tt. A. il. SillTIl,
rirsiciAtr aS'd sViidiiotf,
Ofera bit profedildnal tervloet Id lha ellU
toot of Adamaburg and violaity. Sep 1, 19
Dtt.
i. V;8ltI5Drfy,
SURGEON AM) ril fSICI A!Tf
MiJJIcbuftf Vi
Offers bla prdrc;l(fdt iCrtifea lo tba bit
Itcnt or MldJieaurg aad vioiaity;
larcs i oi
il. MONUECB,
ustlctidf the I'cacc
Aihumburg, Snyder Co., Pa.
Will b in bia offlce si tbt above mention
ed place, oil MOKDAT and BATVKDAT
ol each week, when an atnua oi nuameaa
relating to hie office, Will be attend l
'an HI '7tf
V. VAN BUSKIUH,
iUOOlCAL MKCHANICAI. DtNTISt
Selifingrots I'onn;
itLSOco of file Peace,
Btavertomtf Sttydcr Co., P; ,
All klvds of eolleelloaa made an liber
atau. Protapty atiesdt 19 all ' bualaaae
etritated ts hU carf WJaat 19 If
UVIeJe-