THE DEMOCRAT.
S. B. ILI IVLBT4 Co., Edilora.
•Wednesday, - Dec.- 10,- 18 73.
Bum has been introduckil into Con
gress to relit:al the lot - which prJiibits
weekly newsp:+p•;ra trOm passing through
the mails.freo of ptatage. It wilt pass
both Liousa.
THE deer hunters of Northern Penn
itylvania will got° the election Oil the 16th
u gaily as to a shooting match. No such
'email matter as a snow storm will prevent
theni depoeititig their ballots for the new
constitution.. Every ballot will go right
to the centre of political corruption iu
Pennsylvania.
IT is not to be concealed that the pub
lic greatly dittinst tl e actions of those
who hare nished into the courts on tech
nicalities to embarrass the adoptioli of
the constitution, and they will take little
for their labors when they learn that,
whether they shall be respected or die-
Inhaled in the courts, the new coustitut ion
is certain to be adopted.— Phaa. Prcea.
- Trrtc actibn taken by the Philadelphia
"ring" to defeat, if pOsstble, the new Con
stitution, has roused the indignation or
thousands who. heretofore, took but lit
tle interest in the matter. The opposi
tion of this corrupt faction will give ad -
'ditional strength to the movement, and
it is now lwedtettd that the Constitution
will be adopted by an oven helming ma
jority of the popular cote.—halt. Gazelle.
Piscriaecz. the colored statesman of
Louisiana, has two strings to his bow.—
claime a seat in the senate of the
'United States on a pretended election by
a bogosleolature,aind seat in the house
as a Member at largo on his own certifi
cate se lieutenant governor and acting
governor, signed after his term of lieu
tenant governor hod expired. That there
shall be nothing wantitim ' to the hideous
nen of this picture Beu.l3utier is the Ed
xObste of Pinchbeck's claims to a seat in
congress
THE State Constitution of 177 a, adopt
ed as it was in the midst of the Revolu
tionary war, said: `•Whenever an office,
throtigh increase of fies ur otherwise, be
conies so profitable as to occasion ninny
to apply for it, the profits ought to be
lessened by the Legislature- The new
Constitution seeks to put in force that
1 - goo of wisdom of the Revolutionary
there by abolishing personal f , e,A, sub
etnsing sti!ari , s, and placing the excess
err the salaries in the public treasury.—
Phila. Leger.
Tale nearer We approach the facts in
the Virginins ,flair, tihi 'less thr%atening
ap,trard the - als mof war. - The leadiag
men of both branches of Cutsgr.,, who
have sounded the depth .of public i pin
ion, or have studied the que.tion, and
who witi soon be called Ilium to act, ex.
press their opinions luirdedly and seem
willing to watt fur a tray history of all
the circumstances, attending the charac
ter of the Teasel and the intentions of
the enterprise. We have no fear that
this government will submit to any 114-
diguity, or nuder..eatimate its honor.
TUE Bearer Radical, edited by State
Senator Ratan, and the organ of Colonel
Quay, Secretary of the Cononeam.
has been bitterly opposing the new CIA*
stitutiou, but, in last week's i.ttle, it et n
cedes the' succxsa nfcoustitntivaul reform,
as fellows:
The new constitution will be adopted
by a large majority, there being no organ
ized opposition to it. This will dispose
of all questions about heal legislation
tie.p. session, and those who are nit• rest
ing theto•elrer for or against the passag,.
of contemPlated spt•eial acis in this e..nii
ty and elsewhere may us well turn th.-it•
attention to something more prolitmde.
It will be a happy date tor members or
the Legislatnre, the ao%erlior, and his
Cabinut when this - constitution is adopt
ed.
THERE has been some disposition on
the part of the press of rural districts to
complain because the vote np:m the new
, conebtrition is to be sulimitt-d in DeCein
ilwr. The reason tor this is t , r tw foiniu
"in the fact that it is very (1,-simlile that
:the. restrictions upon legi,latice action
apply to the next fepslature.—
h re are few who will act itpprinr.ate the
importance of this. The Harrisburg cur
resp.indent of the Beard Radio:!, Sena
tor Bump's paper says: 'lithe Clista
intion- is adored, the next session will be
the most iniportant one since the ildOli
tiOn of the constitution of - 1838. A. Leg ,
isl at ive - And, u d iciaf apportion me ti u.s
int
be made. and _our. ....tire code - of lairwre
sized to meet the requirements of the - New
Constitution. If the submission the
Constitution should he postponed until
next Spring, tin-re, will. be Inure jobs
patched up than were ever known in -the
history of the Commonwealth!' -
Copgresi6
Both Houses or Congrss assembled st
12 'o'tfock ou Ifootirty. 'FiceTresident
Wilson calling:ilk; Senate to order ar.d
Clark McPherson the .flodse• sifter the
preliminay. Talk:all the electi rn of Speak
er wasproceeded with and resulted la the
choice of boles G. Blaine Speaker of
the former House, the Democrats, gener
ally, who tinted at all. naming Fernando
Wood. whose nomination 'bad been very
Outsitteley and improperly carried thr.mgh
is thinly attended prelimary cantata in the
fr.ce of his - bad record on the increase
salary' question, having bo.h rued for the
bill and, pocketed the luck pay, fur which
be; and'ail such as he. hate been denoun
ced and driven from the conventions and
oomiiiittees of the intrty, by the united De.
trincracy of the w holt couutry.This act tint
is not the action of the Dem-cruttc party
but is hi direct defiance or eeryati bor-
Pave expression of the partron the sub
jeet, arid • will be repud;ated, with every
one who has notgi vet countenance by tr..te
or endorsement • to tha salary' grab soh).
dle by tiro-Petnocratic Masses in every
Stele, and Congressional-District in die
the other principal offices
' °Nut .IfOuse'.the -uld ..ipc“wbents . we4
t>ksowoiestgity: • .1--.
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
SElkj4E. —The'senate met at the Usual
hour.and at half past twetre Ur. Murrill
took the floor in support of, his resolu
tion instructing the Finance Committee
to report a bill to provide for free banking
and resumption of specie payments on
January 1, 1875. At eelock the Sen
ate wentinto EseButive session, and i n
twenty minutes adjourned.
HOUSE or - REPUESENTATIVES,—On
motion of Mr. Butler, at the request, he
said of Mr. Pinchbeck, the resolution ad
mitting the latter to a seat was laid on
the table. A resolution to admit Messrs.
Bails and Hacaris, of West Virginia, to.
seam was discussed at some length, but
the House refused to second the precious
question, and the resolution was referred
to the Committee on Elections. A mo
tion to admit E.C, Davierm,of the Fourth
district of Louisiana, to a beat, was ta
ken up. Mr. Butler presented dcertiti
cam from Governor Kellogg that George
L. Smith bad been elected in that district.
Mr. Smith was admitted to the seat, and
the oath administered. The credentials
of contestants were referred to the Com•
mittee on Elections, and the House ad
journed.
Extracts From the President's Ales•
We give below a few of the more Important
extracts from the President's Message, viz.:
The President opens by saying, the year that
has fors*al since the submission of my last mes
sage to Congress Mut, especially during the tal
ler part of it, oven an eventful one to the coun
try. In the midst of great national prosperity,
a financial crisis has occurred that has brought
low fortunes of gigantic proportions; political
partisanship has almost ceased to exist, espec
ially in the agricultural regions, and, finally, the
capture upon the hi,gh seas, of a vessel bearing
our flag, has for a time threatened the most ec
rioustlJUSeqUelleeS, and has agitated the public
mind from one end of the country to the other',
but this, happily now, is in the course of satis
factory adjustment. honorable to both nations
concerned. The relations of the United States,
however, with matt of the other powers, con
tinue to be friendly and cordial.
• * • *****
The money awarded to the United States by
the tribunal of arbitration at Geneva was paid
by tier Majesty's government a tew days In ad
vance of the time when it would have become
payable according to the terms of the treaty.—
In compliance with the provisions of the act of
March lid, 18'13, it was at once paid lifto the
Treasury and used to redeem so far as it might
the public debt of the United States, and the
amount so redeemed was invested in a live per
rent. registered bond of the United States for
fifteen millions five hundred thousand' dollars,
which is now held by the Secretary of State
subject to the future disposition of Congress—
! renew my recommendation made at the open
ing of the la t session of Congress, that a com
mission be created for the purpose of auditing
and determining the amounts of the several di.
rect losses growing out of the destruction of
vessels and their cargoes by the Alabama, the
Florida or the Shenandoah after leaving Mel
bourne, which the indium have received, being
equivalent or compensatory, of ascertaining the
names of persons entitled to receive compel's:h.
don for the same, making the computation on
the bruin indicated by the tribunal of arbitra-
thin at Geneva, and the payment of such losses
be authofizeil to an extent not to exceed the
aw .rds of the tribunal at Geneva. * • •
The northwest water boundary- of the United
States has hum determined anti marked in ac
cordance with the award of the Emperor of
Germasy. • • • • • •
The Mixed Commission organized under the
provisions of the.Treuty of Washington Mr set
tling and detuanining the elnlins of citizens of
other power against the other, awing out of
at is Collin:Med against their persons or proper
ty daring the perowi bertvemi April 13th, 1861,
and April Stu, 1665, made its final aw.ird, on the
23th day 0. September last. It was awarded
that the Government of the Unit god btot a J 0... L
pay to the tiovernment of Her Britanie Majesty
within twelve months frnm the date of the
award the sum of $1,9:39.819 in gUld. The
Commtssiun di allowed or oismissed all other
claims 01 British Government, but disallowed or
didwassui, is understood to be $51,000.
It a1.,0 disallowed all the claims of citizens of
the United fi tales against Great Britain, which
were referred to it. 1 recommend the early pas.
sage of an act appropriating the amount neces
Bury to pay this award against the United States.
• • a • • • • •
Since the adjournment of Congress the fol.
roWing treatits with foreign powers have been
proclatraed ; A. naturalization convention with
Mexico for renewing the Claims COILIELIIYA in; a
convention of friendship. commetre and extra
dition with orange Free States, and a =tura&
zaLoa convention with'Eueador.
In compliance with the request of Congress
I transmitted to the American Minister ut Mad•
rid, with instructious to present it to the bpwn
ish
government,the joint resolution approved on
the of March lust, tendering to the people or
Spain, in the name and on behalf of the Ameri
can people, the congratulation.s of Congress up
on we efforts to consolidate in Spain the prin•
ciples 01 universal liberty in a Repel)l can form
01 government. The existence of this new Re
public was inaugurated by striking the fetters
trout the slaves to Porto Rico. This henenoent
measure was fultuwed by the release of several
thousand persons illegally Ladd us slaves in Cu
ba. Nast the Caphon-tieneral of that colony
was deprived of the power to set aside the or
dent of his superiors at Madrid, which had per
tained to the Witte since 11321
The serinested • estate of American citizens,
shah had wen the cause of long sod freque't
rwrtaipuntieutw. were ordered to be restored to
their owners. All these liberal steps were taken
iu tae Limo! violert opposition, oirectedby the
reactionary slaveholders of Barium, who are
vanity striving to stay the match of the idea
'wawa lair tenuinattal slavery is Christendom,
Curia only excepted. Unhappily, however, this
baneltd influence has thus far succeeded in Ile
lesung tae efforts of all liberal-minded men in
Spam to abolish slavery in cube CUL in prevent
big tae reform in that island. The striwie for
poinhatt supremacy continues. The pro-slavery
sun aristocracy.in tails& is equally gaining it
self more and more upon the hostlity of the
home government, while it maintains a. politi
cal connection with the Republic in the pen.
instils; and althougli.usurping lutd atiihg the
.autnorit, or the note. government. wn.oe.et
such: usurpation or defiance tends in the direC
lion "of • uppisssion lir of the maintenance of
utilises, it IS . dtir. it power In Madrid and iv:dig
itized by the government, and thus an elettient
more dangerous to continued relations between
tiutiaand Spain, than that' Inspired the Instw
rection of lain. An element opposed to grant
ing nay relief from misrule - and uhuscovith no
aspiration - alter freedom. commanding, no sym
pathies In generous breasts, taming to rivet still
stronger the shackles of slavery/mil oppression,
has seized many of the emblems of power in
'Cuba, and under professions 'of loyalty to the
- slangier country is' exhausting the resources of
the latld,unit is doing act, which are at rack:nee
with those principles of justice, of liberality
aa.d of right, which gives - nobility of character
reputilur. Lithe intere.ts of humanity; of
civilization and progress, it is to be hoped that
this evil inauence may be soon, events& • '
. .
. Tue steamer Virgtnnis was on the 20th day
of September, 1870, duly registered at the pnn
pt.l port of thecummercuumarthe of the Unit
ed stated States. On the 4th of oc:totter, 1870.
Ausifing received tho certificate of her register
iu the usual legal loon, she sailki from the pert
of sew . 'forlt and bits not since been 'Within
the territorial jurisdiction of United States.
On the init, day of October last, while sailing
under the flag of the United States, on the high
seas, she was forcibly Seized by. the Spanish
gun-boat Tornado, and was carried thto "the
port of Santiago de Cubs, where tunny of her
passengers and crew were inhumanly, and. so
tar, at feast, as relates to those who were chi.
rens Of.the United:States. were without due
process of law, put to dual,: It is a welktitab,-,
asserted by the United • States Irons
the beginning . of _their national independence,
recognized by Oran Britain andother morainic
pow. re. and stated by the Senate in a resolution
Pa•WV4 unanimously on. the - IGth of June, 1888
that. American ressels on the bigh sews, in the
time of pease, bearing. the American flag, ree
main under the jurtsdietion of ' the. Country to
-Ithich 'WI_ helps* and therclure ntly, Sialtailna
f molestation, or detention of each vtasel.by lbrco
!or by thifeXhilition of fitrcer,bu the putt of a
foreign ,power is in: derogation of the sov
l'-ereignty of the United States. In accordance
with this Drinciplei thi restoration of the Vir
ginias and:the suireader ot the survivors of her
passengers- and' crew, and a due repacatlou to
tee flag and the punishment of the authorities
who had . been guilty of the illegal acts of vice
linos, Wire demanded. - The Spanish goYern
meat has reengnisedyhe lestlce of the demand
and has arranged ter the-monedlate delivery - of
the vessel, for the surrender of the survivors of
the passengers and crew, and for a salute to
the ital.:, and for proceedings looking to the
puriishuien-t of those. who may he paired to
have been guilty of illegal acts of vitaence
towards - citizens of the United States, end also'
towards indemmifying those who may be shown
to be entitled to indemnity.
The receipts of the government from all sour-,
cat for the last fiscal year were $333,758;.104and
the expenditures on all accounts 1.290,343,245,
thus showing an excess of receipts over expend
itures of $42,a93,593. Bat it is not probable that
this favorable exhibit will be strewn for the
present fiscal year. Indeed, it Is very doubtful
whether,except wish great economy on the part
of Congresi in waling appropriations, and the
same economy in administering the various de
partments of the government, the revenues will
not fall short of meeting the actual eapenses„Ln
eluding the intermit on the public debt.
In view of the great actual contraction that
has taken place in the currency and the com
parative contraction continually going on, due
to the increase of population, Increase of manu
factories and all the industries. I do not believe
that there is too much of it now fir the dullest
period of the year. Indeed, if clearing houses
should be established, thus forcing a redetno
lion, it is a question for your consideration
whether banking should not be made free, re
taining ail the safe guards now required to se
cure bill holders, in any modification of the
( present laws regulating national banks.
Cheap transportation is a subject that has at
tracted the attention of both producers mid con
sunsets for the past few years, and has cent rilin
ted to, if it has not been the direct cause of the
recent panic and stringency. As Congress 11l its
last session appointed a special committee to
investigate this whole subject during' the vaca
tion and report at tits session, I have nothing
to recommend until their repot Is ready.
There is one word however, of a national
character, In which the greater portion of the
east and west; the north and the south, are
equally interested, to which I will invite your
attention.• The State of New -York has a canal
connecting Lake Erie with the tide water in :be
Hudson river.' The State of Illinois has a sim
ilar canal connecting-Lake Michigan with the
nangable waters on the Illinois river,thus mai , .
ing a water connection inland between the east
and the west and the south. These great arti
, Vela! water courses are the property of the
States through which they pass and pay tolls to
these States. Would it not be wise statesman
ship to pledge these States, that if they wi I
open these canals for the passage of large ves
sels, the government will look after and keep in
navigable condition the great public highway
with which they connect, to wit f----the over
slaugh on the Hudson,the St. Clair flats and the
Illinois and 3lississippi rivers. This would ben
national work--one of great value to the pro
ducer of the West and South in giving them
cheap transportation for their produce to the
seaboard and a market, and to the consumers in
the east in giving them cheaper food, partied
lirly those articles of food which do not find a
foreign market, and the prices of which there
fore are not regulated by foreign demands. The
advantages of such a work are too obvious for
argument., I submit the subject to you, there
fore, without further comment.
The President alter urging economy in lan
guage both "childlike and bland" goes on to
recommend a continuance of the frauds already
p•rpotrated by Sheptrd. Babcock & Co., in the
shape of contracts for grading streets in the
District of Co!ambia.
He says, what the facts do not warrnnt that
' the work has bcea done systematically !" The
Lets in the ease are, that toe Board of Public
Works have exceeded their authority in expend
ing the public monies ; they have defrauded the
people by false measurements; and they bare or
ganized a ring having for its object the enhance
ment of private property at the public expens , ,
aad it is strongly suspected that the Preahlent
a_ nr IL La JA trutta 8315 ul
timate relations with Babcock
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AD3I/NISTRATOR'S NOTICIL—In tae errata of
Parri.h, TIZEMIgit. late VI toot-mat. ottogovean
na Co.. Pa.. deceased. Utters, of A dial nisinsilon in
the said estate havlegbeeu grentec to the eatieno,,Ted,
all omens owing mid. mute, are requerte.t. -to make
Immediate payment. and all pettope baying elalma
aralest lu4d estate are reiineeled topreseal them Without
.101121 PLAPAGA.S. Adat'r.
Dee. 10th, 1071-1111 . . •
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
Tree Iv no Gm Roll - tt,that an the Rld ay of De
cember. A. D. 1t all. * warrant le Bankruptcy US$ 1.1:led
tmlnatrhe eat-deer Christopher Begers.•of Brooklyn,
tin geehanna Cwt., ?a, who dee Men adjudgen it Bank
rupt tn, his net. veil:dup . ; that the payment of any
debt. and delivery at' 11117 ,properly belonging to such
Bankrupt. t bite al for his see. and the veneer of any
property by MM. ens forbidden by Jaw r That a meeting_
of the medilore of said Bankrupt to prove their depta
and to chow.° one or' more awl - gam of bi• estate *lll
be C. 14 at a Cow or Bankrupt y, lobe bele al the once
of the Reeister. at berantoz. Peon's. before Edward It
Willard. Uneaten, on the ttil day of December. ifcm.
10 o'clock. a. m.. • JOHN HALL.
Dec. 10,1853.. - • IL A. ydap,hio.•
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AND UECILVEM Oi?
BUTTER, CtIEESE;FOUL
- :TRY,/iND VEAL CALVES,- •
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Contlgements-solkited Arid kirks made fitaiedlats
ea talc of goods. ' SAO for ildpplog nuts aid sten
Bat6ilPad rew York.
'North Inger UNA otNewrork: •
Nunn Notortal Railcar Now
Lusk: la ad Boak of, **AVEi.Y.
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Eloction Proclamation.
'srEci6l2crimi
Vferneas. by an Act of the General A raernbly of the
Common feat of Pennsylvania entitled An. Act to:
provide for calling a .Cimvention to amend Dau Condo , .
baton," approved - by ihe Governor the eleventh day of
April, A. 0., tins. it wa. provide that at the general
cite/lan on the reseed Tuesday of Graeber, irttlitt year
1871. the qualifled elector* of this Commonwealth
should elect derma. • to a. convention to revise the
Coestittitino of the Otatit; snit when** ittares forth
prof bled by said Oct that said minveritlen when dub
clecteil.•ssembled, and organised. ehnatn have howle
to propose to the citizens of ttitsCommenwealth for
their approval or rejection, a new Comtitmlon, or
tonendmentie to the presailf sine. or spoeltetrntend
menu to be voled.for aeparately. the trams 10-he cob
matted to the citieen• of the Commonwealth. for their
adoption Of tricetnitr, at arch time and ill erten matcher
as fold roorention should preseribe ; and that all
amendments accept, d by a majority tote r,' the elector*
voting thereon should necomu a part of Gm Carnality.
dose; and whereas, the cad convention has hoenein
elected. converted. and runatilsed.aud has prepared mid
proposed a new Conattto tit a. sad bus by Itsordinanco
adopted the third day of November. A. D . entitled
. 'An Ordinance lip Submitting the Amended eremite. ,
tins of Peunsylvaula seta vote of the garotted electors
thereof, as pencil second reading "aupointed Tuesday,
the alateenth day of December. Al D., 1873 . , as the tittle
for eubmltting the None to a vote of the qn.ilidee elec.
tors of the COuirconio cant]. ton their approval or ' , jet ,
don; and whereas. the. eelii Actof As/rectally fur th er
provided that the election to deride for or against the
Mho Cut...rind ion. e r the epecide Itnelidniehin to ne
propured. elloold be held arid con :acted So Gy gm:lend
lemions of this- Comtnonweelilt aro saw by law tent
ducted ; . and whereas. by the Act of the General Anent-
Itly A of the Common weelth of Pentsylvmait"nntilleri
"n Act wrgnbiting the general eleetion- *whin thin
Commonwealth " app over by the Governor the record
tiny of July. A. D., Irei9,. nil Its eupplemenb, it Is made
the &int,' of the sheriff a , every county within this Coin
inousvualth to ;die public notice to the deem,, of mid
comity. by proclamation pribilwred In one armor.. news
papers lit the 000utY. at Not twenty days before such,
ctiun. of the day az d by Inv 6ir ilia :omen! cier.
Gun, the pl en, br the aevend election rill-trios of the
county at olden raid riectinn 0 to be held. and the Mil
are to be filected or the subject to be voted upon by
raid owillflft eh more; rail whereas. by rho oforornid
ordinance of .aid convention It la iikrAri, provid e d
that the sheriff. oft ...several counties of chic Common
wealth shell give at least to enty days notice of said
er.etion ny pruclemerioe ; Now, therefore, I. M. B.
HELMS. High Sheriff of the meanly of Sufgoehniine,
do accordingly lucre title my proclamation. making
know° to the mislabel electors of fold county that,
pennant to Übe aforesaid Acts of the General Assembly
and the ordinance of Feld convention, a special election
will tro hula In .aid county. on
Tuesday. December 10111.1873,
at the places in the several election districts appnihted
by haw, et which time and places the qualified elector.
of cold election districts may vole LITITILI thee:test ion of
the adripttett or rejection Of the new mimetic:Mtn sob
tted In the mote-aid ordinance of mid conception to
cm e of the qusilded electors of thin Commonwealth
tin The outside of the ballots to be voted at raid electsen
shall be written or printed the words — New Criestltn.
Bon;' and on the inside. fur ell persons airing affirms.
titre votes the words For the N w Countitutlint; nod
fur all persons girl, negative vuteaf the word.
.Acainst the New Constitution."
1 also hereby make bunco end give notice that the
places of holding the aforesaid general election to the
revere! wards. Wrench*, distrlcts.and townships with.
in the looney of thisqueltanna ars no follows. to wet :
The Richton for the district composed of the Is We
chip of Apalioon will be held at the house of Josepn
Beebe in sold township
Thu Election for the district composed of the town.
chip of Ararat will he bold at the school house near the
Pritsbyterlarl church in said IT•Pnehip.
The Election for the district cc omposed of the township
of Anhurn will ho held at the honed of Jain. Lou lu
veid township. '
Tbe Election for the district composed of the township
of Uridgewater will he held sat the Court flume In the
itoriseett of Montrose.
The Election for the diatrict composed sat this town
ship of Boo,klyn will he held at the house of Jame. 0.
801 l ,d In slid township.
The Elect:on for the district "imposed or the town.
Ehip of Ellocunnt wlll he held at the school house near
dward Clerk's it said township
The Election for the dletrict <mposed or the !own
- .hip • f Clifford will he ho dot Loose late of John
Ilewetson to Pakl lt,wnehip.
The ElectiOn fur 11 , district stmt. - wed of the Borough
of Dondaff writ I. held to. the Dutulaff Hotel in coot
Boronch.
The Election fer the district composed of the town
ship of 1./mock cBl be held ht the house lot., of T J.
Babcock to cold tovro.hlp
The Election for the drotrlet corripoSed of the town
ship of Forest Lake well hr held at the house of lira.
Bertha Worn, rid said tots :whip.
The Election for the di.triet eorupo.erlOf the township
tSf Film:kiln .11, tee b hl at the school house toss It. AI.
StellWe in II Id him:shin.
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Cli-C:14)11 dia, net eunap.4vd theth.ronch
Prlrteiselllr will be held et the ethool h...iee fa raid
. .
Bart/ugh.
The Election fin the illei Het compta , ed of the Rand:ll7h
ol Great will be bold a, iho beam.: Lae otomii.ed
by Weld Tbidnae Iu raid lloronch.
The Election far .ho ilßtrirtiddnaliced the ?men
oni of it teat Road will Lic bald al an. Roue, 1.11... omen l•
Iy E der._
. •
The Electl•.•n for t ne diet fret romoeetl of then...m.lllp
of °Row. w1;1 be hold la the Ac_lll.,a, bullatagln eahl
townelltp.
The Elect!, f•.rt he diet :Int eteropo•thlof tlut tool:whip
a I barb d wltl hr I, Id et the /Wwa /al.: of 1% It . W.na.
fon In townehla
ho Electm3l ior thy 'hobo! c•-mpleeel Ito. town
•htp or lierntot ) w.J he h.. 10 at to, house of lotere
In geld ton nehle
The lihe•titor the Merritt cfnatnwed of the fowl,
.111,. of Herrick ma) he beta at the Iferftet 13.100 School
Honer. h. earn towoetop.
The alcate.9 ho 11. e ilieffict reonootetl or Inc lown..1111:
ante tow.hip.
The Elven u for t he isietrict compered of the town
'hip of JOOPtlp *III be hd•t at the hunts of Daniel Burt
It .11 , 1 ton - ut
The Etietiou for I he d I•t ties cortionted of the tnwn.ui p
of LC114 , 1 out lie Lek: at the UOUPLI of Grew Lt. End:sere
to it ntnnetnp
The electhin for the illetriet eintnpoet4l of the town
chip ..f Lilt My will In held at the stanfdrdSchool house
In tot Id township.
The El. citiou /LT the dktrict ctimpoeed of the town
.hlp ol Lathrop rill be hold at the 11116 date Sch.nd
tionee In *aid township.
rheclecttou for the itietrict competed or the Borough
of Little beadoue will he held 01 the School lionise a
-aid bonged,
The .-I..etoof fur the cilettrlct rompo‘ed orthe tna ophf p
or :51tddletotro alts bo beta af the ho one of- Otlo 11.0 .0
ssuto tottrtt.hip.
The E 1,1111,1 for the d.... , ltuct compoPed or tht.th.,,,,gh
Mottrove tcilt be held at the Coart 11 ou•c to ehld
Borough.
Thu Ens-thin for the district compotwal of thy feirooeh
nf yew Ntilinto will be livid at the boo. Into of John
Frotrot to solo ru.nuo ; :h.
The election Inc the disbiet compisoeil of the low - n*lllo
of New Milford urn, be held at the ilOrll4, of Pitt:tattler
Mooney. In Um liOrinigh of New .1111torti.
The r/extlot for Ihu district . - otoposed of the town
ship of untl nd will he IsCht at the house late of Thom
as Mono. In ssid boroslep.
The nlectlun for the district ownptwed of the town
.hip of slush will held at the house of M.l). Siki del' In
.1d too ',stop.
The etemen for the dletrict composed of the town
eh; p of Springville is it ho held nt the houso,late of
speneor filo:win said Inc nnh , p.
- Thu election for the district romponied of the town
ship of miser Lake win be held at the hooey listruf R.
Mt:tient:lns in raid WV nehiß.
The t-lertiou fur the dlstrmt composed of the rind
Word of the floomyll of bowqmnotona Depot snbl be
hold et the noose occupied by Umlaut ti. C WJee hit sold
littrustgh
The Election for the distinct composed of the Secuild
Word ot she Buronnla of &unveilso. a Repot Will he
Itrld nt the boo. on -opted by Alllillolq, emcee
tv said
ilarunAt
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The ciethe! for the dlotrtet ennuo.ed of the town
ehlp of Tlnn.on will ho 'h. Id at the hon., Into of
Cheater Stodderti 1a wild tow nohl p.
fly the (.meth ceMion of Fuld nrdteunee at salmis.
corn It Is provided Hitt 90 earn or the con lien of tt.
tlommanavalib. (except Philndelplilso the rrturue of
(ho oustioo i be nude as In the CaSe, of an election
for Ouvernor. bat the return Judd. In cub county
shall mate opt a triptleare cone-, return nod tosessott
the mum. enthitt Are days otter the election. Ducted
to the Deeit:ma to this. `onventiou. at 11arrIsharg."—
Ip'porstaance whereof the judges of the aforesal
trim shell respectively into ebarge of theacrtificate or
return of the election al their reopertitre districts, /did
produce them at n mooting of ooe dodge tram etch dls-
Him. +0 Contt House. in the .64,4-A of Monti.,
On Um third day after the dry of Flee Ittn. being. the
premntietr.on I rldey.the leih day of Drcemt. elk It.
there t.. do and perform the Maim, required by law of
raid daddes. And where a Judge by sickness or On.
avoldableaCadent Ia anabie to attend sold MIMI/16 , 0f
Jitti=s. tfieD the certificate or retain aforeAsid shell be
take,. charges,' by one of the in or Clerks
of the election of unid who shell do and per
form the duties required of said Judge unable at
tend.
I also make known and wive notice. as in and bthe
ta , u rectton or-set- net or July 0.„ th7l , airccurd, -Mut
erery pcoos except dartloce of the Peace, who shill
but any office or ammintment of iontlt ur troll under
the United states, or Of this Mate, ore any thy or in
corporated dtetrlci, whether a commlorluned officer or
&tent. who t s,ur Audi be.employed nodet the leglehalve„
juthelary, or executive deportment of this ritate or
1.; oiled States, or any city or tecorporated district, at:ld
aho. that every a:claw of Cougrere, *fill of the, Stet*
Legielot ore, and of the select or common .nllO of any
eit.r, or commleoloners of any tocorwrated 01 hitt. la
by law Incapable of holding or Cxerctala; at Abe same
time. the slice or appointment of Judge, Inspector or
Clerk of any el.:clan of Ole tlommonwinuth and that
no Inspector or Judea or, other °nicer of ' aural:Kt
election, shall be eligible to any elite then to be yuted
for." •• '
IBs the actor Assembly...! Jety 1.1/ 1 1e1. It is also truula
tvbe may of every alayor, Sheriff, alderrna,durtice ol
the l'enee. - Coustable, ~r every lty. comity. townaiip
or district with inChts totomonsealtb. whenever cilled
upon by any onlesr of an election, to b., tares quellned
electom %boreal Linear enywlneow or evenne to the
window of the plats of General Elect lint which Shall be
obstructed in ouch a wuya:: to prevent voters from ap;
prowl:hag the same a end -It; shall be the duty of every
: nepenthe Constable of each ward. Weedier lowurldp
within !bill commonwealth, to be pus nt persouor
11 .7 - DePut7.. et the place of tooling eledruns, In
encl.:ward. district or tower:hip -fur the phrposenf
preserving the peace id eforesalo "; - .
Also that In Ibe 4th se c tion of the act, o f ASseinbly,
emitted -nu act•relating - to clout:lout and fur outer
• purposes " aved' April 1141410, It to enact: d thst
the aforesaid lathppro lottion. "shall not be euustrued -as
an prevent/my militia officer or boronch tanner front,
serving st: - Judge. roepector or Clerk at .1‘014,103e2111 or
special electiOn In Ma fAnnisonlienith." •
By an Act ofitssembly _approved- the-17th day of
April, USW, it Is enacted that at :wit elsetioua -hereafter
juin under the Awe of, this Commonweslth: the polls •
shall be opened between the hours of six aid Jervis
o'eloca. a. m.: andtkow at ?o'clock. p.m. - - ;
' ;Witteltrell. Thu Fint.voth Amendment of the Cott.
atituiten of the Coned Hates less fullowst
Secrtun 1. The right 'of. citizens of threCatted
States na rote shall not - be - denied or abridged by the
United nate*. or bYthY Stale,w,gceountof race,culore
'"I qua conditions:l' servitude "; • - - , t • ;
:P rlzraox The Congressehiat h...irepeiWertemlore'
this article by apprepriate legielatiou." -
drug WARrear.l'he tungsten of thernlted States, 00 •
the dlst day of March, . 14'0_ p , seed an act, matt! <lv-
Adioeriforeetheripirof cal:Imo/ Ma Crated Glatt
&Sots to the metal ritato -of Me tiofoo, ondfor,frics
follows:
Pld7xWeit.`r the drat and Imo:40=10= of which aatt e.
sn - rtow 1. Belfroarrod . WiAr Sehati 003.lioter of
- firProardatiutrir rfiftia Staler of Americo in Cmr
firvestrawisOink Metal citizens: of the United tit itea
whoa. or shall lat otbersrise q be to vote
sf Otra re ltVlitss !Wit roe"fa ani.1!in1ery117747.077,,
Pursuant to the provision& cattahrsd to the
veCtien of tie act aforesaid. the drldge4 of thisaforesald
diotrict shall reopectirely take Charge of the certificate
a rturn:of the election or their respective distr i clo.'
and produce them at !meeting - Of tmeAradgs firimmtch:
dietract, /*the Court Honk*, in the•Dprongh of Mont?
now. on the third day atter the, day of electioa
the present y, are on Prlday. the 17th day of O 4 neat.,
Ohs, to doand',cream tar dab • requiredshy laity(
I sold Jude.'.. Aloa that where • Judo by vie/Mots Or
an avoidable accident Is unable to attend said meeting
of Judgca, then- the certificate or return aforesaid, hall
be taken charge of by .uu of the inopecturs or Clerk.
of the ebrtloo .f opal diotrlct. o Ito shall due od perform
_the - ducks nllalrfll or..3moritte unable to attend.'
BY an Act of Assembly of March 10. Ittt a. e titled. an
Oct rrgn'atlno the mode of sotto; at all election. in the
reVerer Mena./ of the Commoutrealth, It is enacted tes'
follow
tikerrot I. DC t 4 enacted' by the Semite and Hattie
Repreiseerhtlees el she Commonwealth Of 'Pew:sorb
, outdo. in General A soerubly met. nod It to hereby elect
1-Mby the ardhortri or the Saint. , That - the qualified'
rulers of the o, sisal comities of the Commonwealth.
at all ounend, lownottip, beroterh,and special stemless,
i are hereby, hereafter, authorised net mitt:tired to sots.,
by tisktito. printed. or Written, •uverally classified as
One ticket *hall embrace the names .of all
Jades. of corts rated for, and to be tabled. outride.
Judiciary;'one ticket shall embrace the names of ell
mate officers soled for. and ," Ono ticket
rlielt.elltbreett thu names of. all comity "Otters voted for,
Including otilce of senator, member. cud raratthere
Aroombly. If voted fur, bird Members of cungreis, II
soles tor. eta he labeled. emmuty;" ens ttcket Shall
embrace lb siameo of all towitobip voted; for,
I and be label co . .. UAW uald p;" ono lieu t shall eto brace the
mimeo of all bonio . et, officers voted for. and shall be,
• labe l ed •Stoninalt ; and each Cie,/ Oben be depcatted In
separate balitit.boxis."
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dis.rfet. county, city, pariah, township, schooldistjler.
umniclpality u other territtitat Sub dprialons. that ho
and ollowed erne at all snob electfora; lib .
out ilistiortlott of race, or color, or provide. oondlti on
•friervltude, any ecturtitotion, Mielont+ttenne• or
zu
h , lation of troy State or i'errii or', or by, or nutter Its
authority. to the contrary notwithstanding.
'Sconce;. And de it farther courted:- Th•t If b, or
nutter the Authority of •i he Constitution or lowa of muy
. tit ate. ire the /awe of any Torltory.atty act la Or shall
be required to be none or. a prerequisite goal 'lon
for sutler. ROO by such eett..+tltution or bra, persons or
officer+ are ur chill be dungen o ith the performatieo of
dotter la farnishlexto citleonsau upportnotty to per-
Inpn ouch pc. rettutsite, or to become quallined to rots.
It shall be the duty of every such person and ufleer t.,
gire to .41 . the t nitu butes ••aine and
equalopportunity to perform such prerequisite and to
beconte.qualideo to vote witbout dirt mei iota of race ,col
or. orprevlonsounditiOn of P ervlttule; ant. flaky Sorb
per,on orollieer shall reinse or knowingly omit to get
fin elect laths, roe ton. 2.'014111-for every snarl ofenea,
forfeit and pay thulium or five hundred dollar.. tothet pet
600 aggriered thereby. to becovered by au rattan (mayea+d,
eas4, with Ibll Corn. and such au allowanCe for mouse
fees as the court shalt demo Just. and shell also, ,fm
esery etch offence, lie deemed aunty of a ITll.d.neunor
41 , 4'..h.111 en emviction thereof, be fined nut lora that
de. hundred dollars. - or 'be Imprisoned Ant Toni than one
month end not enorclivon ono year, or borli, at the
cretin:Lot the court." r.
An f whereat, It bidet:tared by the second section el
the hi snide of thoPoindittitiOn of the United Stater.
that—This Constitution, and the L 3111.1 of the 'Jolted
Si arcs whirl: shall be pr title to pursuance tbereci, ebali
be the en . ..gnu law id the land. • • • anytbh alt
the tWtentwat.n or low 0,1 any States to the twatrary Wt.
sad' stfattaing:
And where're, The Legislature of Ild•Comnr.onwealth
on the nth day of April, A.D.. Inirplettedan act, en
titled...A further supplement to the net 11d/ding to elm
shale 10 thin Gommonwtolth,” the' tenth section Cl
which provides its follows:
—Sr.erma Id, That so touch of every act of Assembly
no pror.Oeo that only white freemen shall he retitled o
vista or to he regiitere. as Totem. or an elotreOng to Yet.
At they gummlot a,arial election of thls Commonwealth
be sod tluomme I. hereby repealed; and that hereof.
all freemen. without distinction of color, shall be enrol'
ed and rm.:tittered according to the provision+ of the
drat •cetionapprovod April Mb, (bill. entitled "An Act
fe.th, repeleneoula I in the act rekstiug to the election.
oi this Commonwealth." and rrh. n otherieiro goal:Wed
under eal.titn. laws hit retitled to vote at ell general
election+ itt this Conam.rowcaltb."
Th. Antidaboeu muted smendmemt and arta must he
elect, frednuO obey...ft byall a..e.sern.registers vo
ters.. lectlon officers, nnd othetv., that the rights of.
and
priv.leges isturrentecd therhy may be .scored to ell the
come:leaf this Common wealth entitled to the same.
••- -
'rhe returul..tigen for the lepaba maUvo dletrirt.
comp-teed 01 the run nth. of Snetinehatank and Wyont•
Itwill meet et theetturt Ifoteft In 71n•tdutonock on
'l'uet•dnp. October Yiet. lert3-
,
Uwe u sod: illy ba w l fa Inv oftlzte, Is t.sl Borotr..tt 01
lbottrolte. the ttNi Amy of Nor.. AO OO 1,0 . 111,1 1141 .
slid to the ycmrot the totuntou.t . t , tl. 'Or t ,10 41 ,1 4X 1 h.
tAtertfr.
Montrose. Nov. 1:43. 1613.
Geo. P. Rowell It Co.
cusiiiws mANuEIi
OF PARLIAMENTARY PRA , TILT.
Puler of pro. u. dl nr surf ilebule in il,llberalirk . ar.rin
burr. An mob puma:nu Mita-boon fnr,i very m•minor
In a Ilebberurite nod), aid Ito amitnestp in oil lbo
runt-s.
••ric m , ..t nut lu•ru re .Sponu der of American -
Iwo...mar) !au . ..—Ctmerunrr. •
PIRA: blr ceut, " tlebiLv 1001 l on receipt of price. A I:-
Til,l .11%30,1. 1010 /Lnuml. Mvta.
'TRUE TO NATURE:".
'floe lint-c'eAe , elirnmo Iry give to every
eu . 14:1,10
GODY"S LAI),I'S 1.;COIC FUR 1874.
wh.t Irk, to nlOO-jir eribeerlbvr for three doll:ivy.
to a 4.00 I t ftgdigidlUirViy:tl.ll.ll: oD ry .
N- , 9:*.th nett I lotriort rr., 1 . 1 , 11;delplo.t.
Lndy a Lio.k fur oiler C1ute0...a.,1
TI.KFS ON , SlatfT.L . :`•'. Tmbill'l7l:roP ro . r T dl' o
Agentr. etn ,
Sem.m. n Ward fluerhvre mti)
give. crew rufneriber walr of The lA/I:cot Wait Violet
01,1.3;RA..pils_tw o Ainet tot,. ctfrs shl t jtcts. ;bet Z
any
on by Me... Ned... teem, ClAblf.ll , :
mementoes. (oelwr - Wine Arein? . .onit-.F.04 Aelrep.'
Agret. ne v.. lean. nee surte-ai Call It time • heq hiteflieve
ever oVred many re.' - ii e turni.ll time ilMdretnpt
bled.olllvai 1.101. and pay v q Inch roreutiort. as:-
Pinch -sberfib• r rem! ker. rennet el.-tav tat, rvaeltin
in, ere,. s titch bre 0.4441'0r %IMEIIINTE frE)
be pup, Innor etunn pa fie. , 1411:1114! ("114ii,
6,111, ,L4O pope: 1r lest ft Ste mess tI lie.timlarzett elreu
letion lo the world: V.miolll the heel Itientry Telent.
Etlertrn red.deberV Ir Jo Lb Nlnning; hod
eta pm.'r . e , .pnln d a, vArtt runerray,. mom
erp..t.len'te•tinel to e 111,1 h. the nor
year. titre one e - lehitrz e _feed lelreit or 4 fal,l4lr ,
on I , 4l , punttnt beetntee .440111 , 1 mend ler 21'107atlive
eltrel•n“.• .1 B. FORD
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while it amnera ; to be judieloue, practical, eemohle:
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Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral;
Par - Dessases 4:;1' ittoS , hroat tau
such as Coughs, Colds, WhisolPhlg
Cough. PTduchittaa. dashap?t•
and CazdumpUou.
Among* (her crest
- •) •
,' , 1 . dli n coreries of eedarn
~, :'.l: seletme feud =h. of
'sl i, moe •iti -vane e
Vin. . mankind than-thle ef
',kilt%. ,% (canal:remedy toe all
1.-''" ' ' 4 direliies of the 'nut=
:, - 4 ' _..... ~.... azul Lungs. A vast
• ;i t
A-4 trial of its virtues,
k ' throughout this rind
44.....t.5. tai.., La•
-,. .., ~:,-..^ '.` .7 -.: .i: . theist- that it does
surely and effectually
eingred thero „The„tes „,
timirny of our, bast citl-/
'elm, of all Chaos:. ditablaist, Mb rad, that
. 011£.6.1tY' Pre-roast,'44ll and does' relieve'affd
euro the'alllietiliedlstmleis of therlfritifinid
Lungs beyond any other Midi Cine. urtie:Mblit
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs ,
yield to its fKokr; ziroki cases of , Consamla. I
Don s cured ,by , thia, preparalirm are - , public
' IT knotrn;so r6tiarkaWe as Minify to ,be tat
hewed: I wern•they net nrorete. beyond &rhino.
Asa remedy it is adetnate, on Which the pallio
may rely for full protection. Ily enrion.,Conghs.
the firrerunners or morn serious' diocese, it raves
unnumbered lives, and An , amount -of surnfaisg
not to be computed. It challenges oink and con
vinces the most seeptitaal. - 'Every family slioUld
keep it on hand as nprptectirtn,against the early
and unperceived attack of Pulmonary Alf.ectiorn,
wider 's= =wily shot at first, lAA whivii become,
incurable, and too 'often fetal, irnegiected , ?Tail: '
der longs need this defence; mid , It is unwise to ,
beswithout it.. Asa safeguard to children. maid tf
the distressing diseases which beset the Throat ; ,
- and Chest of childhood, •CIIZIIRT l'wroast.
is invaluable;, for, by" its timely .use, multi
, tudes are remand Irma preimature nteres,,snd
sired to the lore and affection - centred' on, theiri..
It sets speedily and surely against ordinary colds,—
amnring maul onstimaith.restoring sleep:- •llert..
one will suffer troublesome Influenza and petits.. i t
ful Bronchitis,' when .they know luorr,,essUy
they can be cared
Originally the product of long, labOriono, an 1,,
successful chemical investigmlon, Ile rest or toll,,
b spared In • =Mktg every- bottle In' the -utmost'
possible perfection.. It-may be "confidently rel. , '
• lied upon as possessing all the virtues .a has ever •
' exhibited, and capable of producing earns as
memorable.= llao greatest ikhas ever nirected. -
, • • TnErAitzr. -ne ' ' -—'
Di. J. C. AYER & CO;,* Loinll,•Mass. 1 , ,
.
Practical and. AnalyticalTlunnista..
SOLD BY , ALL Darams
• Ayer's: Oaf litirtie: Pills,
•
For the
• .' • , cure of all derange. • • •
• meats in the strimg •-•
. . arh, liver, and,hpw. •,.
They area mild
71 1 , 1111W,' ' - aperient, ' end' 'an .
'Pt • a • • • . ; excedent purgative. ; ••• ;
. • • liehlit,Parely.vegee.t..,
" they cot Lahti
• - nomercuryorrolne. -
• - • sal eleuesur,• Mack:
eerie . =
• ' 'El q by Their
use; and - every fluidly Should have them rin hand ,
,• fog. their protection-mud relief, -wben.nomnired.... , ;
Long experience haa proved them to be tho „
: eat, surest, and best or all the rills stith
' ! the tuarkoraboanda. their tmeaSional• age, •
, this, blood is, purinedohe comoptiona of Mears.,
, tem expelled,., obstructions removed, end. toe,}_,
whore machinery ef reltoredlo tresllky
'
activity. Internal organs which becomeClogand - -
sluggish aro Pleansed•byht area Pismo and'-i .
stimulated into..actban. „Una iticiNtint 'Usenet. a;
la changed tat O kW- Milt* value loulehebanc,;
; • stisenteekeemi on - theienet uniltitudes whoop Oy
can Willy be °output:el:L.:. 'Their StUrarenat
Placa them pleasant to take, and preserves g
Virtues' unimpaired. for any length or , time, .
that the' , arm ever fivslii•attil•perfally reliable.' `•
; Although searching: they are mild. mid; operatel. ,
Without distrehnunoto. the constitution, or diet,or.,
Full directional are give& On the' wrapper la'
'each box, how.tonsethem as a Family
, for the followtng : euruplahlts, !adds 14ese
"Pitts rapidly , , •,.
ForlaYssicpsta or Ilettlareati ash Llidhis.• ,
t Languor and LoseofAippertltia i the*
• should bo takessmederatelyttosstkeenge theatara. , ' , •
Itch, and restore. Its healthy tans and action., ,
For Idvo*Corstplatut and its variant spiry.
• . toms .13.11totte Meadactie.'
. ttgbe3tmadtee nr
;tom Colic and Dillon* Newer* Intl should
bejudicionsly taken forted, ease, to correct. the ~
diseasednellon or remove thoobsinttlwArwttich
• • , calm . • , • • .
• • For prilitrufeit7 or Mluirrlbeeta, but
mild demo Is generally required: .
For Itheisaustbm, Vous. [ieav
ppffatnstloa^ of:-she Meant,: IPitaur tay trail 't
601de, itackacuLlrotas, they stiouki becontim.n...
, Woody taken, as , required,. to change the. air eased
,•settonfof tholystern. such change tin o""'
complair.tsdisamsear. ,,
rcg% , l l ropsy•gui4 DropetteatOhteitiage,i..:l
they should no, taken in large and frequent dosse r ,,,
so product:and cgor,t of drastiO purge.' •
; • k .11opprrautilees,la- large dose .ahhidd' het •
. taken, as it prodnces Um desired Mr cc:, by '.
alb
...1 a a Intsniri i'lltinto one Cl' two : ruts: ,
'promote and rellese'thst eta meeti.“ •-
oceasWaal dose sUstmlates theacenesh • ••
Vowels, restore, tiusepNlitts,anittldilurates ther , ;
• .;" sYstenr. •-• Hence It is erten" ',Write :mons artjere,..,.•
t• DO llCTlOtti'deraligeMent Ont ( vtick ' retal
,tolerably vreil, Mien gads Mai Ar . dote. of. theta
PM* makes hint feel dockledly better, fyornthels,„;
cleansing audrtMeratinr,etaxt on • the digestive t ,
'apparatus..
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17 81 4 .
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••3,phle May
C. A..Stalpherns.
Rath Chcrkrtl 3,
`"'.IIF,WST •
OCK OF
FILII: WIRIER DRESS GOODS
Elba*lto Makings,
' Flannels; 13Inketri etc.
)...72) T
OF MILLINERY GOODS
:4443Y:ardi Moms' wrkpmeAtaate,
itlirjALL & WINTER STOCK
REM MIZE WIEN{
FALL STOCK OF LADIES', MISSES',
Boys' and Inn's • •
MERINO WRAPPERS•& DRAWERS-
k'Pd: . co.
::41111.NIS3ING GOODS. -)
111. E .7 . _CZJMETS
MI the above open og I largo vartely . at theitoie et
•••::*Gtgeribeig, Resenbatim Ex Co.;
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PAIN-KILLEII.
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PETIRY.' DAVIr .
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:I A.,• A.1 , 31.057' tv.zirr
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Lir is. IlliVscris ton t ;o'llp:tail:at (mil .CBl
A:l6WLrsveltamiA Feik
. nO/41114, Ad " tin'staalll.l travel on tau
iakei 67 4 without it.. '
'; • ,
Lt h been beihre the ri.blic over .thirty . -yra,.
Lttul etqbahly bas a.vv.itlca , and better reputation
*luta may otherpr”prtetarydutlieine of the pies-
Atilos period ;here are but few un--
, tequitinted with the ni:erits of th - e'
'uViohtleserUC'extsil it as a linimeni,they knew.
:tat little of hit Ismailia .fasing pain wheibta
kenlitllolollsl wbilolutitms. use it internally
pzilhirrefitaucceps, ani are equally' ignaraitt.ot
it-alit aling virtnis Wheit apPlietlext..rnally. Wu
wishte:say tdall' that'll is equally
lautt.ftittsirlittlierused littetnallt'bt kternally
and it stands tteilit‘, unrivalled by all the great
.-atalugue uf 4ittully,pusictipea. auflleient
evlciehre,of ita,virtges as. a standard _medicine,
;to Itioiv' that it W how used in 'all Phyla ujabo
a:Arid:add that Its sale is etinstantly inereaSing.
•Ifocumtive agent'has had such Widespread sale
or given emit universal satisfaction,. • It :is a
purely vegetable compound, and perfectly safe
in unskillful hands:'"
After thirty xeprivt receiving the
most nntrtitil Met! testimonials in its vim uet.,from
, erns chnenetcr, and , respunsi
liiikf.''',l l hyMeings'hf the, tire! resPetntile, rec
ommend tuns's, t»otiv •cfrettnal keitatation for
themstinction,or pain. It is noVemly The best
remedy ever knovirt for, praktes t Curs. Iturnfr,
&C„ be; for "Open tog or flholera,or.nay, sort
citing:ate, It Is a retnottlY Pasutrlatadvit
An'etiletenk' and' rapidity tit' actiOn. ' •In the
gtrat-Wtio4 atlndliti and uther'bet . iclirontes, it
tta,n become the ShnclartiMediehiefor , all such
C'Trkiikits,''s •• F'l l o s fctr I) 3.'sPvPala. •Itivor
nnplaittp;aad other . kindreil.„disorcleri. Fur
dild'edliti',;(lltnkdr; ~M;ttiMa;':und
nlatiekilfficnitieV,i it hns , belor preyed by the
nia , t nbundaiat und:conctiving Ictltinviny tole
ai 443111001v.medicine..1,,i;.. „
i .Befrprc : pt#l2,ls?tiktiarts. . .
Thti fp • if old .byiinikretpechable
tiott
drr , sts, throughout 'the .united Stales:' end
dir countries. •
And $l - per
, =. l PEltar MINIS
136 Alga streetinrrtoildvtiai.g..2;"
s , NEWGOODS.•
1; ittt'.c".l ' f.
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an em mac n ng re t ,re m e and
" restocked the stets, formerly, recopied by R. ' Ren:
iynn, Jr., et Lewevllle l'entre,aret mos props:col to funs
jab the people with as desirable cutlery of
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