Sunburn American.
MJXltUKY, OCTOKK H 30, 1871.
Ilailrond Time Table.
r.n!TlL ! nrPAKTVREOr TUIVS attvki-rt.
N. C, R. W., East.
I'hiU. Kr. 'i.'-iO a m
-!:u!ra M:il,11.40 a in
:rie Mail. .'.0.1 a m
,'i:i;;nra II'-". .40 p m
P. E. K. R. Wert.
Erie Mall, .'.' a m
MiiCnra Ex. l ?.2rt p m
Flmirtt Mml 4.10 pm
East Une, .M p m
SI NBl'ItT AMI I.EW1STOWS K. It.
j.cave jSuiibmy for I.ewistown nt CXi a. in.,
:.nd 4.: p. m.
Arrive a' Fun'.r.ry from I.cwislown at I.r:5
nnd C.40 p. m.
SIUVOKIS 1IVIMN, N. '.!;. W.
lr.OT, AUH1VF
F..prcs, 1. '. 4.1 p m Mail, !.-" a ni
Mnii, 4.'.'1 p in Kxpress. ' P m
An ne.vmiinod:iin train leaves Shumnkin at
7.10a in. arriving at Ml. t'.nmel fll 7.4H a m.
K.inriic, leave Mt. 'urine! at t'.. 1 "i p in. arriv
ing at Shamokin ti 4" r !n-
J.UKWAN "V; 3UM-.lr.Hl l.il U. K. TKAIS3,
leave Northumberland as follows -9.41 a. tu.,
nnd 4.40 p.m.: nrrive at 10.M:i.in.,:in.l .".4.1p.m.
Accidental In"nnine Ticlcct ":in be h.i.l t
.1. hipmtin, TVbet Agent, nt ttir- lVp.it.
NnuiMier Arraugemeut lor lle Tout
OUU-e at nnbiir, I'a.
Ojfl. e -. .wi C1l) i. "i., to ! .-. trcd
TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF THE
MAILS.
Arrives ns follow :
From the East a- .1.1.1 a. ra.. 4.10 p. in.,
" f-'omh, 5.1.1 a.m.. 4.11p.m.
" West, .1.1.1a.m., 1 1.15 a. m., 1.-1 p. in.
and 4.10 p. ni.,
N'ortU.l.aoa. m.. 11.15. a. in.. 4.10 p.m.
Shamokin an.l Ml. funnel, '.I.''.1.1. m.
Shiitiiokin projH-r, l.OOp. in.
Mails rinse an follows :
,-vr the. Fart, ;.4.1 a. tn., 10.7) a. in., 4.50 p. m.
S.Ol) p. m.
South, :o.50 a. 111., 4. .10 p. in., S p. in.
" West, 10.50 a. tn., .5Q p. in., K.00 p. in.
North, S.50 p. in., p. m.,
Shamokin proper 11.15 a. m.
.Shamokin and offices on that route; 4.V.0
p. ni.
Money orders v.-ill not he issued nftef 6 p. tn.,
m rial tirda vs.
J. J. SMITH, I. M.
ftrcal Iffairs.
John W. Coskap, of Shamokin, had his leg
roken en Thursday last, in K!echners saloon.
A PoLUNt.ER had a b-ir rut orl at IoensT. iap,
n Tuesday of In.-t neeU, by attempt :nir to jump
n a train of cars.
Tee late ro.id viewers on the road over the hill
it of this plaee, lnterseetin with the limestone
alley road, in Lower Augusta township, report
1 In favor of vaeatiu-r the road.
JNew Milliucry co.le are jus; bcine; opened at
ic extensive store of Mits L. fioeslcr, on Fouith
rrt, Sunbury, Pa. Ladies, go and fee them,
id satisfy yourselves as to 5ow priee.
s. -i i il V. Si' Kirs, of Hujhesville, ut one
ne u resident of this plaee, and well known in
Is vieiuity, died in Philadelphia, on Thor-duy
Inn week, while on a virit to that city.
. sth,il-.E pmty of t.mc thirty or forty em
yees of the railroad bhops made a handsome
naliin tf their fellow workman, Mr. Win.
indie, on Friday last, on bit" 53'h birth day.
. Brlndle stand lii:h in the estimation of the
plc.yeef., and the gift? received will no doubt
tppiccidt id. lie is mii iuilustiloiif man and
ti'y ejt-enii d by all who knew him.
Iahe But. Another rme of baseball be
en the Hirb Boy; of Harrisbnrr, and the
Led Nine, of this place, was played on Friday
ernooa la.-t, on the ground of the "ComeC
.1.. The iiijrh Boys iame off victorious Lv a
re of 27 to C. Mr. Jolm Kennedy, of Flariis
s, rutcliiT for the Picked Mue, was. struck
he eve by a bail during the game, tnd was
irtly disabled. The injury however, we learn,
; r.ot of a eeriou? character. The game was
rv t:ciuug one, uud wa; witnessed by a Tcrv
y. portion ot our citirenr.
nr heavy hind trial between tull and Tyson,
ntifT., and the Phihidelphiii A Rending Coal I
I
Iron Company, defen lwnts, wai de. ided at
ini'hnri'. !aM week, in favor of the defend-
. Il.e triol ttiTolT. A title ln larc-r txxiy
nidc. eoLtuinlnfT rf)al i'nd iron. The attor-
were Jeremisli S. Elaelr, nud FmicSs W. ,
;!.e, for plaintiti-i, and Jamer F. G.nvcn.'.co. j f (l,'t;,;,aUe an t inxny would prolit by imi
V.ward, S. P. Wolverton and Teorjc D. E. j rr!iWl n ;irg.- r.cd well-tilled
for defendont'.
nil. ikom Jail.- J'.ias Pare, committed ; a
t.eatir.g his wife in
aketown, and Philip ;
:lip, one of the parties connected
with the
,'llnir of the Ponies ill Ku'Ji township, a few i
1 1 1 1 -. ' ;
l a ago, (, jx-d from the county jail on
nday evening about eight o'clock. The turn
b id locked the prisoner in the building bnt
in their cell", and going out for a short time
iid, on hi"; return, that the lock on the door
line-tn the 1 ail vsrd ha! been forced ojeii
,. a wire. i.nrt the tv.nie named bad rented ;
wall bv tvii.tr blankets together and by the !
or 8pme boards torn from the piity. Th
r'.ffoir. r' n reward of fifty dollar-.
V.J. .M'.iNtoER aud a young m.iu named foy,
I so.iie dispute utiotil a young ludy at Shamo- J
, ou Thursday last, v liich resulted in the lat- I
stabbing the former. Tlie wounds we learn
not eeriour.. W li'.lc there are (to many line ;
1 in.' vouni.' lasses in the ton of Mianiokin, it ;
nmilar that cneyouug man fliould try to put.
... ...... . -a .i ih. ri.l nf
ompeliiorouioitin; '"i5 , , , r.,:i- of
tint-himself de pii.cbed all for the sake of onej1:y and Treasur-r 1 find the gro.s re-.pts of
ting Iittr. . 1 0 I VibH'.on mount to the sun f S .,-
i.anrt men ictc u - ,
... , : - .. l.n,, r.p,.llr .ir!4
iUI. In llicC modern limn -.mu j-., .-j j
so abnndant, there is no neccity for rr-oit-'
to eltb.er pistol or ',W.'.er knife.
i'.i s m i.'.-- .uion vinx a. e...... .
Br.!.'.- Simon A tlppeiibuimer mens
sv as bees nt iiitnr ''! 1 i
:,'-.-. c ,i,. Snnbnrv. They receive
' uoods almost duilv, conscii'tientiy Ihey have ,
H. ..." ,. .. T....B l.upn '
r...l. r.to L- on hand ull the time. They have .
, endl'Ts variety of P.eady-Made Clothing. ,
.erco its of cverv si.e, Cjtj jiity and price and in .
r t evervthlcf to dresn a man from head to
..t-hats and' caps, collars, underwear, hose, .
cklies, cat-, ven an.l psuts, at price to enit
-rvtov. .-.V..rtr.wf-vli-il Ve-
a I i-:r Sin r-K. n Monday evening.
Dr. i
lr ici of tbf Furojsan Ilousrfgave a splendid ,
,,rK r to number ol bis frnds, whi' h was ;
,,..,. bv hi' Iriend.-. au-Jthir of the Iui
ceensful effort". He k-T' a "xd bou-e, and
, f iiu-d a b l of triends by keeping thingi
the bt order. Hi- room arc wis iiuinriie.. (
il. let t.nr an.l tub!.- oti.' iii with itVesl:.b- J
t .. tile I ..... e I. ..liVel.il lit tO the derot.
liu.f ui -. i . i
,.......r ,., .iron in til ull lionrs. aiipt
IIIJ.JC.. IP, '.
..ware a ureal, wbe h vi
.rn'Kbe.t ill the bent st Vie.
'f 111 ecllp-e of the moon, on Satuidav !il'bt,
i:- the erense for a nuiiitrf our young m"n
-OII.il g eclipsed, the llltllolity of whotl. fu iled
. .. . either the moon or the phenomenon ; but
one ucknowld;;e1b Jt thev eaw star-. We also
ain that eeVnal timid liub:.iid!! eveused thein
hrsto thur better h.V.v. s.oii their r.tutu home
..,..,!. i I-..I' ,1mv. ou the vrouii'la of lln-ir
.t l...... the .ilipse. But in roti.e Intauecs,
i wLIcli the . ai.'ei were wa.lisg f..i iheir li-.-ee
.r.p, tin V protested tigiilr.tt the imposition, r
ctinc the orcouut "ivtn as incorrect., the moon
living been obscured bv clouds at the time of
be eclipse.
I.Glvrr..
I in Fri biv !s-t
I .1 .. .1 Srr.p.1 'if
' ' " . ..
fin-. , ,p.,.. i..Sip.pi.pii' sod In i'oiDir ine
t.."lic.i;;, -.. -
..mid, became iutovi- al'd. In the evening he i
i- een at several taloot, . and appeared very j
berul with hi moiif y. About 1 o'clock in ihc
iion.ir.g. he came to
i he I lnn iit House with
r. he:.d bad'.V cut and bleeding proftrely
Dr.
t.n In iiretsed Ids wounds. Mr. Arnold stated
hat. lie had been Liiorfced down and robtied of
30, but . ni;.! t,i,t i'lvi- any cine to the perpe! ra
ms. Di f.u iTi..';. -The Vont .ndon M. F. c"irch
.ot J... U.....I ,r 'nvm.lt ".',1.4.
Jhe P.ev. John H. ine. i. ' 'tn-tating.
-er'.ce, in tli- in..rs; at ' ;
t !, ar.1 in the cxetiiug at T o'clock. All are
invited to attend. At the same ph , on the
Monday evening following, the P.ev. J. H. Vin
'cnt.D. D., ill deliver bis popular lecture on
I bat It'iy."' Ail are invit'-.l to attend.
t Tow . - A. '. tireenbauui, Fs p, of 'bica
f.i. is ut, present on a vioit to Sunbury ,and he has
b '.-en tendered tin Ceneral agency Tor the Sun
ury rire lnmiruiice Company for the States of
Arkansas, Illinois and Tcva". Mr C. i a go'nt
man in that foe it ion, tin.l undeiitauds liis hu i-n-sihoronghly.
With rnch men this compsr.y
ii hound to :nccced
The Homocide of last Weee. The Euiiuio
Uiu Ilemltl of last week gives the following ad
ditional particulars of the shouting of the man
Kloss :
Tom. Klo was shot and inr.tniitly killed by
John Fit nn, in the room of the latter, at the
tioardiup house of Jos. Hodge, in llclfenrtein,
about .'! o'cltwk on Wednesday niornin?. Elynn
pave himself up to Constable Slcig, who hand
cuffed him and bronjrlit him toShamokin yester
day afternoon. While they were walling at
Timmis hotel f..r the " oVlnel; train wc inti r
vicwej them and learned.
THF SToHT OF TIIR CSTA1!I r ASC. I'KISOSES.
Fljnnwasin bed sleeping soundly and was
not awaro of anyone t.einc about uutii Kloss
struck him. Flynn ny he has a very sore arm,
having hnr'. it lust Saturday, and il b'-inc; i-owei-less
he was unable to help himself. Kloss fol
lowed up his lirst blow 'by .'Ver:il others and
pulled Elynn out of bed : Elynn crabbed his
hhot f-un p'.ofc at hand and lihan;od one of
m.i. le.ri.-l mi Mnss. killin-' him ns above mited.
Klo,i is reprerenn-d as l.aviut; b--n a man of ;
, ,, , , 1 . i.. ir; i,.,,
::.1 vears of are, tail end sl,-uler. Is an Irisluimu,
and it is said nan iwo nroiner nm. ..
l:ir death in Malianoy City fome years f-ince : l.e
was a miner ami worked lat at D-mtv villa.
Flynu i alco a miner and worked at Douly
vilie ; previous to poing to Belfentein he was
engineer at Bear Valley shall. He is of lym
phatic temperament, thort, heavy-set, and is
said to be a man of iuicf demeanor ; tint his face
bears the marks of Intemperate habits. He says
be is C7 years ora;c though he would readily be
taken for 3.1. While talking to him at the hotel
a number of bis friends came in and (-book hands
with him expressing their regrets at the terrible
affair. Flynn eeemed dejected, was rather
reticent and wan tvideutly much troubled about
the matter. We could get nothing from him as
to what provoked KIoss' attack upon him. He
was taken to Suubnry iu the 0 o'clock train and
will await hit trial in jail. And this will wake
another chapter in the criminal record of our
region.
Hk;h School The following is the report of
grades in the High School for the four weeks
ending October 24. (Thorf marked with nn '"
were absent sick):
ui.rs.
tirade. Demerits.
Absence.
pIO
Itucher Edward
Bucher John
Bowser Charles
Bush William
Cam Wiliiara
Drumheller Seran
Farnsworth William
Furniau Urban
Gearhart Edward
Hannnn Harry
Hartman George
Heckert Chnrles
Heim Or-car
Hill Ambrose
Harrison Join.
Jones Isaac
Moreran Eugene
Net! Philhert
Rboades Wa!to-i
Smith tieonje
Snyder C. N.
Savidge W.
Vandyke Fdwar.i
Varnell 'har!' s
47.1
81.1
."iS.7
50.S
?9.v
70.7
4).H
.M
74.0
.:;
to.n
bi.i
b4.1
74.H
H2.0
77.0
VI . I
57.V
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f.2.-;
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1.0.1
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V4.7
r.3.2
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7'l.0
7'.'.
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72.1
75. r
Awl M..IV
Boyd Dsl y
Bourne Li7ie
Byerly Lulu
Fnrnsworth Marv
FriliLg Frstirts
Follnicr I.ir.ie
tiray Emma
Gentle r M-irv
Mii-E Jennie
Mrt7 Liriie
McClow Margin
MeClow Hattle
Purse!! Flor.s
Kenn Jenni--Sniith
Mary
Smith Nass'.e
S.chweiilcr Lriiir.-.
Scb icll-r Aiii'.i
Sylvis Mn
Simpson Mary
Scashoit.". Auu'e
Weiwer Amy
Vonnp tiertrud.-
eltlemover t.W
tt
o
0
-10
1
4
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1
A Fi-fE t.i -lK.
ren: o Metier. Fs...
KrSinnsrr. Our friend i o
of Ku h township, lias Just
l.(. upleted one
of the i.ih si mansion houses In
that section of e.U!it r. . It i proTati I u" i-en
:itian"-eil ind mo l complete Mimiing in me
tnanshin, baxini' all I V- m'- :-rivrraent
I.ttaehrd. Vf. MetVr t f l.e wrji iu U...
s- Kutb, an In'- b'l.lttru. l-nc r. wii -comf.irf
in -..Ivan-ed a-e. His ta-.te is
! enjoy
. . . i i.t nWrt f-.r
. f,rm proves liir- energ, mm
comfortable and convenient country residence
,n a i".al. enreess as. we:i as m. v.-
..rovenieiits on his f.rm. He need never envy
portion of riihct slatestuau or po.itic.ai as ,
' - .. .1.1 l.nrt.l..a l.rt 1
comfort than either, besides be
tic enjoys more
1 l.r,..U..f t,t
blei-ings of kind, m.lt'siTiou nun .-
l"r3-
f.rviU'Vir.'.' AttfvTIos.-Wc Lave made it a
speclaltv In men's underwear. W ttave elect
ed our toek with great care. A we or.y buy
from man
af.ieturers and imjH.rteri (wiU'ii no
other denier ill tins coiimij
therefore, s-ll at price at which otlierslcekeep
e:s have to pav at first cost inthe city, till and
evipinine our sh k and rricM before pttr'.aring
uU. bere. MarT A Bro.. neit door to Prt 'f
fiee.
t si..'. Pa KU AMI A'iltl.l 1 tfhai Fun. Itaf-
b.r.ls me plea-
ur-- to announce to the stohont-
luter.'s'ed i'i our organ ation.
crs ni.d other
fV.nl nnon eanii:iatiou ot t.ie iiou
of the books of tl Fcre-
- . .v all iprmlums
and other eTpen-s. The improvement on the
Fairfiroundi are woitb at lea.t S1.000- 11 paid
for, and the Association out of debt, f iking
, thin-'s inn. consideration, l rongruiuir -e.
upon our gran
f.nan. '.a f tl. ccs. I ih-j
f ti''es".
rUii j,ns .e. u iuspi-nded
...
V erv rc'pe.ii'iiiy, oi m'wu' iv -
Sot . Mtt.K r, Pr"-i til.
. . .... . . n r.'.
UKf tiii BtKNti- Dov.-i. 'the ..l.tireen
K'.-'e Breaker a'. Ml. t 'arniel, wa .V-niye t by
it i. -"on lau Wedi.esiluy night. Ibeiliisup
iv.v.1 to have origituite.l by incendiwr'e
Mn. 1 KiNK .MK.-.r, 'ii.i'i'.ri'i-. hisfiie- i" hsn-
' tlUrv. tbnt he '.U fei vc up a
.iTnl nni'per on
: S.urj, rvet,in",the ,'l"t ii:-t. ""1' an
I ;.,,.; ion to .ill.
Rr.t.Miv. ot nir. 49.n Kf. r-ir.M ss,l v l-
NI
Vol t N TEF.K8. I he ri union oi iu-- -
i inent,
Pa. o!., will bold their next - -'"n
! (iunt.orj. ' ' P
1 their lanl r. uuion. prese
wa.'ed, al
. tit cl the orea'VHiii.
Amon r the old otllci is oi
,,f I he n gltuetii i litig
in Stinburv.we tlnd I apt. luui.l Oyster, uts.
U m f . lletidr'Kl.". Jllm ValldVKC. J. b.ee.
fer ; II. D. WllHltOl., John II
;.,r.r.. 1,-1 f oliiirdiil"'''
Clemen". I a
Ur. advi-c eryb..iv who ant- my
anvtb'.ng In 'be line of fur-, su. h as Is,
mi'-csnnd rtilldretn' lurs. also f.r triuitis,
'. ,,,
o to Maiv .v. Bro. an-i ev.iii .ne i,.e
i Ufore pur. hu-
, hen-. Tle .r M is
now in existence reariy l..o eri aio.
undersold any other place, and ihey now I u
b-tt. r stock tbau ever, which U all fi'std
i , w, and cheaper than ever Isr-or-. Unveil
eav.- from '.'0 to m per rent. Ladies' f-ti-m
I S'J.'.O up ar t
Call at Mail.s .V r.r....j.v
doar to the po't f.fhe..-. stuuiniiy, I a.
V.LKt Ha'iri.ood-, of every tter.cri f.on n,
imitation". and combings, put up in any dese
style. at Man . Bro., next i'.jo, to the P.f
fiee
BMNtri- Kn ot STI KI ANKS. They
place wh"- ou can find a large assortmit
prices, is at M..ri A" Bro . nerf ir ic
post ofilcp. Sunbury, Pa.
Siuwi.-i and ladies' . loaks, a large variit
Mars A Bro., nert do-r to the po't oiTlen
t.nrv. Pa.
j
F.t 1 1
of hats
Market
vr. Winti-k II vt. All the 1 cvyle
are now open rt S. Fillister: on
sijnare. Most beautiful ft ..lorn
tiis window" which are sold cheap, emeu's
f-.irnishin" rood" are upp'd at l-west
pli'-ea.
Anoiuik laii'e lot of new fuinit'on exhi
bition at It. L. P.audi'iibush'n stor Masonic
building. There is nothing in thef ure line
that cannot, tie procured nt that ashmen!.
Full f hamber suits, parlor setts, Bnd sit
ting room furniture alwivs on blithe ow
ert price?.
List of Juror;
For November-Term of the Court of Xoithum
berland County, IS 74 :
GUAM JI'KO!S.
Sebastian Itoiij.'lmer, Siinbm v : I'd. Itrouse,
Poiut ; Anthony Barber, Lewis ; Joliu Hieber,
Delaware; I'nrman Farnsworth, Shamokin;
Feter Foust, Wataontown ; John (iiffin. Chlllis
quaque; Abraham Celst, I'pper Mabanoy; David
Hertz, Sunbury : Casper Tharp, Coal ; Henry
Hile, Mt. Cannel bor.; Jarld C. Irwin, Sunbury;
John Kramer. Northumberland ; Abraham Kase,
Rush; John Limit, Lower Maliatiey ; Codfrcy
Miller, Shamokin; William M. Miller, Lower
AuiCUhta ; Peter R. Menkes, Lcws ; Jolin Nar
eonk, Milton ; Samuel l'eibine;, Shamokin bor. ;
Jonathan Smith, Washington : I:ine Vineent,
Watftontown ; Daniel Wagoner, Cameron: W.
R. F. Weimer, Kuiihury.
TBAVEKSi: J I IIOKS.
David Adams. Shamokin; Levi Rallit, Milton;
i;eo. C. llarnhart, l'oint ; r.enrvllle. Rubb, Lower
Mahannv ; John lionrne, hnnbnry; Fraueis
Uueher. Milton ; F.:l' r I'.rii-lit, Snnbury ; James
Cnldron. Lower Ati;iii-M ; Jiwepb Caldwell. Mil
ton ; EiioeM Co!, , Mt. anu.-l ; David D. C onrad.
Lower Aniridia; John Cawley. 'lii!listi:iiTiP ;
Chrhtian Diehl. Ku-.li : John Dale. Norlhum-
l erland ; John Dnnlcle, Tr.rbnt ; I'norl. Everett.
Watsonlown ; Samuel 1- pier. Se.amoKiii ; J .-iin-
Un Ep,:ii!)1 . .,, ,;. Ki.n.I:. Ml. Car-
me! bor; l'.lias Finely, .lordan; David try,
Sliaiieil 'm: Sanrnel K. (.ili:ei, Shamokin: David
Gatild, Delavaie : Danie! I ro-s, NoithmnlM'r
land ; John tuli k. Point : Barnard Harvey, Mt.
Cannel bor.: Benjamin Hetlner, Lower Augusta;
Jeremiah Harvey, Ml. Cannel bor. : Benjamin
Hov, Snvdertowu : La-vn nee ll'itf, Milton ; t 'on
rad Iloftuian. Sunbury; P.i nj. F. JelVries, Shamo
kin ; John KIae. Snyder; own ; John Kroutl',
Milton; John Kline, Jackson: Win. H. Ke:n
merer, Milton ; Abraham Lawrence, I'pper Au
gusta ; Clarence McAlister, Northumberland ;
Win. O'Keefe, Coil: Franklin Richards, Me
Ewenville; Henry Roger', Jackson; Jacob Rider,
Northumberland ; Win. Reaher, Shamokin ; An
drew Kothermel, Lo. Mabanoy : Michael l.'oerty.
Ml. Carmcl bor.; Henry Keed, Shamoliin ; Jacob
Smith. Coal ; Geo. Seiler, Lower Augusta; Isaac
Spatz, Lower Mabanoy ; F.mannel Seller, Shamo
kin ; John Stitz.-I, Delaware; Jacob Shoddy,
Delaware : Solomon Shipe. Sunbury; Jieph It.
Shannon. Riverside : Jaeob Wagoner, Turbut
vil'.e; Solomon Walter, Chil.'is'inaipie ; Elias
Walker, Point; Peter Wilveit. Sunbury; Isaac
Z.irtman, Jarksoti ; Henry Z'-rbe, Jackson.
jttit .irt:oiis, for November !th, 1S71.
Da;iicl U. Adaios. Shamokin ; Peler Bas'.ian,
Tuibut; Solomon Gilman ; Washington; John
Billman, Lower Mabanoy ; John Bcacbam, Point;
Caleb ChauilK-rlin, Shamokin ; Jacob Cable,Sun
bury ; Isaac Duitery, Mt. Carmcl bor ; Wm. W.
Dleiil, Point ; Enos Kvi ritt, Watsontown : Sam
uel Fov. Cor'. ; Samuel Fashold, I'pper Augus
ta ; Philip Follmcr, Tuibut ; Peter Geist, I'pper
Mabanoy; Isaac Harris, Lower Mabanoy ; Dan
iel Kreamer, Chillisquaijuc ; Jatob Keyser, Chil
liS'iuaque; Phiueas Leiser, V.'atsontown ; Jo
seph Little, Shamokin ; Robert Longmore, Mil
ten ; Wm. L. Moore, Sunbury; Nathaniel Martz,
Lower Mabanoy ; David Morgan, Mt. Carmcl t.;
Joseph Mvers, Chillisqu.Kpic ; Sam'l McMahan,
Milton ; John P. Pursel, Sunbury s Benj. Panto,
Lewis; Wallace Kussel, Lewis: Jacob Khoads,
Mt. Caimet : Samnel Sterner, Cbillisqua.iue ;
Henrv C. Shadcl, I'pper Mabanoy ; Harmon
Snyder, Shamokin : Abraham Sterner. Lower
Augusta; Isaac Troutinan, Lower Augusta.;
Peter Wagoner, Turbutville.
l l ut 'riiY for weeU conitnencing Monday, No
vember IClh, 1S74.
l.eoimid Bidleman, Milton ; Alex. Boyd. Sun
bury ; George Conrad. I'pper Augusta; Jacob
Crawford, Delaware ; Albert Dunham, Northum
berland ; ChariY G iriuger, Sunbury ; Levi Gnt
shnll, Cameron ; Daniel IIilbn-.li, Jack- on : Jno.
C. Hopewell, Point ; P.ob.-rt Highlands, t'hillis
mia.iiie; Solomon Helwiir. Shamokin; Silas
Kirk. Watsontown : 5'efer Reeer,l"ppcr Angus
ta ; Samuel l.ebo. Lower Augusta ; Abraham B.
Lawrence, I'pper Augusta ; Nathan Liuibacb.
Turbutville; John l evy, Sniibu.y ; Daniel li.
Malick, Sunbury ; Henry Mn-cr, Mt. Carmt! 1 1 ;
John Mcfgmvr. .Mi'.t'-n ; Samue l Mensre.- Lev!-;
William Pardo, Chillisqnnqne ; JTeiniab Penny
packer, Zcrhe ; Henry Keiinin"er, Northumber
lan.l ; Isaac Repsl.-r. Lower Malmlioy ; William
S. Reiin, Lower Aliens? i ; .lobn L .mli. Miiton ;
I enhs Stout, Mill..:. ; John '-v.ei.-. r, ejlw;
David Sinitli. t'j'iM Augum : iieo. p.. Svnlon.
Shamokin ; Josiah Stniwser, Coal ; Jiibtiee
Swank. Miliou ; I'avj er Sholl, Shamokin : Wil
liam Waldron. Tr.rhut , S.-.:i.U"i icr.lv, Shanio-
Ml i L. 3ui.:SI i ' ha" ial.eii the s)-. i,. y for il.
Butteriek A' Co.'e patterns, and bus. iwt f.,r Sale
two thou-and rd the late-f rtylcs for 1 adie.-,
MS'sei, Boy-, Chllil ren an.) Infant;. a!: i f r
tvnCs Drsint; Gitu, Mnf.'L'ine; Ja.-ket and
C-ps.
Iron iiir A'jrr.ir-" .
.iu Appeal.
J'llh-j , . :--l appeal to yr.u a:- nienr.f in
teUirence. Are men respr.nsible or a. eonutable
for that over which they have no cou'rol what
ever ? I i:uo- vout answer. 1 he re pon'c will
f.e no, never' Tien, nhv d leading I'emocran
perecutc a mun bi cac.-e .f his birlb place. Xt
the .Ieegaieeh,:o1' llC.U1j." f'VT.hV'cir.'Kri.i'!';,',
was made a d.stiDct irsue. Many were the -urt-es
mid vulgar remarks made upon that oceasi.ui.
Oft was the question afkrd, '-why bend to Ire
land to get a man to make laws for u? j" allud
injr to Mr. MeFarlan 1. who was a canii'.diilute
for Assembly. Now. wc on: not MeFiirlrttid's
advocate, lint had he not. a right t present him
self as a candidate, tnd a-k the sullinKes of hi:;
fellow citizens as well as any other ? Certainly '
We coulesithnt we were utterly astonished to
I g.-e so niauv Know Nothing Democrats as wen
,,rt.,,ent OIl that occa;.ion. Nor were they satisfied
:,, 41 ;,..rA .. ...I UP. I V-rt at r. "Ill rt l.Ilt 11 Of 1 t :1 1 11
with tlinirs and sarcastic remarks, b;;t a certain
Justice of the Peace brought n picture (ii. the
New York Vra;hi-i headed "An Irish Delegate
in the Convention." This picture, hideous, and
vet silly in its conception, and lit only for vulgar
eye, and the contemplation of inqrant minds,
was exhibited in the street by one David Dietieu
bacher, of Poor (livrncr notoriety, in derision of
his friend, John McFarland, Fs'ir. Wc said we
were not his advocate, nor are we his defence.
He is abundantly able to speak for himself ; ret,
truth is truth. II-came from his home iu the
F.merald Isle "elected thi; as h'n home, and by
honest industry has accumulated wealth, plaecil
il in real estate, r.ud pay more laves than many
who speak derisively, ami in terms, anything but
gentlemanly, simply because h" was bom in Ire
laud. And I auicreiliblv ir.toiined that a simi
lar picture was exhibited in TcrhutviUc. N it a
cr!m- to te born an Irishman ! Not mote so
than to be born a 'ierman, a -' .otchman, or a
French or an F.ngllshmap. iur birth place is a
thing over which we have no control. Such ..b
ject'.olis are futile, and a funtr" v.Vch attach.
itself to little minds only.
The Democratic party have . v. t, in t;..-. . h
and song, professed to lie the Ir'n ml ol the poor
and down trodden of every nut ion ; that thev did
gladly welcome the oppressed of t verv clinic to
our shore. We have fern their orators ; tied
teare while trying to win the iinlurali.'eil vote to
their ranks. h. ye bipucrll.-s 1 By y..nr ac
tions are ye known! tmir ov. i. acii.ei. -ball
creideinn Voll
I When the Iiv inocracv ! l vcoiaing . ..ut.'. v ti.-
minuted Ksi. Kelly for -herill, was not I., taken
lo the daughter bouse and defeated by u rani;
Hcpublican in that r.tron"; hold of u.o.'ern Demo
cracy. This full they laid intuitu i on lio' th. lt
liis political de.'lh bed be. au-e hr :ni ,, .
,i,i.i. Are they not now hltv circulating that
the IJepublican candidate for ih-iiif Is an lii.h
maii and n foreigner to damage hi- pt.npe.-is of
'lection. If lie is of Irish de-e. iit, he periled bis
life (,n the Llno.lv battle lie'..) c,f t lie nation, and
there fpille.t bis blood, au.1 i- wounded f..r life.
He 1 a pali'.ot, .::. It.v--. hi . onn'ti- a- ..:!
Ihe d"?.i eiidatits of I t elt ic race . r.n-ihcy
being of a warm, ardeni t.-mp. ra ui' t.t . I ih. not
wUh to (.rug Lycoming polite - into i m o iaii.,
btltwifch to U';e eTjinple". ne ir le.t.ic. v. hit h ;
the best w.iv to airivc t the tri.tii. What h..'. -they
done for us (f.r I claim, proudly too. :o be
of S otch I ri- It descent I t wbv, win n one in
wh'ite veins tlo s I r'.-h blood i" ".li' lied 'V hii
matpv fr'.etol.. to be a t iU'ti'late. to" Is -a. tili".-!
on the altar of pi-jiuliee iinaiu-t h.s la .'.an !
this s . ii iis of art' iitueut its.-d fir hi .! h ,i'.
"Why go to lp larol for n ran to make Uv.i."'
anl u v retched carVstur-- .ira '.n bv the j en il
of some fifth clnr.s loafer of rr::;c low nveiitie of
New Yoik city. J- thi -Alicie ot- nt vi. i. r n:;'i
nient from ?
Ofthe f.jrty iiipic:.-l ill It',, i- is .- t ,- i'i
you tell us how maiiv (.1 the ii;li.. hi !, ..r
'if Scuiiditijvib tlsceiil f Wli p.w-i t. I ..-..r
our Courts with so much dc'iiiiv 'h.nn -a.- are
all proud to hail its friends fur t'v.ntv y. it . il.i
aik him, i . he not a descendant id tho-e j.si .1.--spistf.
Tell US bow many ol th' j'Uhe ..four
hnpreir.e Court ore ct the ;..un-- .nm'.i.. or lmw
many of our twcnty-Eeven member- o I 'ot ;;v s
are of the same blood ! Aienot bilh.l our L .
S. Senators .f the same lace.
'.'.'here have our leading s'nf-; -:u.;n, : l.ol.u ,
ijcrt'yineii, orators, hi-toi Ian and po' i -. - prting
Iron: ; I need not answer this Ruction. Histo
ry and biography docs it fur iiictuost ( tlei tnallv.
What lias the Democrats done done for vent
Nothing1 The Bepublicatis. in fourteen ycai',
have done more toi those of foreign birth than
the democrats did iu eighty. They have lowered
the rates of portage one half, to you can convey
l ews to your former homes at reasonable rales.
Tiny have pafsed laws that after Voting five
years consecutively, you cannot be compelled to
show your paper of naturalization, thus shorten
ing the time just one half. Also.they have pass
ed . law that gives you who served In the aiiny,
a ritht to go into court and your discharge will
procure your naturalization without declar
ing vour intentions of becoming such two years
previous. They ussed n law giving vou, each
j of you, a tract ol land of lbO ai res lor a home
for you and your children, and many other
things I might mention.
Then, fellow citizeus, I appeal to your reason,
to your honor, to your patriotism as a race of
intelligent, thoughtful men, how long will you
persist In voting lor a party who, after pelting
your votes, will, after you ate a candidate, turn
tlie rol.l tihonltler to you, nnd itafeat you as tin y
did Fsipiirc McFarland, and attempt to degrade,
you tiy the exhibition of n miserable, low-lifed.
Now York picture. Being aware that, in this
free connlry'of ours yon have the great and glo
rious privilege of doing as vou please, be
kind enough to let me say to you, do It, thought
fully, comly, .and without passion or prejudice
for old party tie-,, and nil will be tight on the Hit
of November.
VIDITTF.
Dfliware twp , O. t .Vi. '",1
ok Tin: ami;kican.
Mt. Caumel, Pa.
' Vi Kil'Uor .-However well "good old demo
cracy" rings in the cars of us Irishmen, many
are effused on account of the indignities east upon
us this year in return for so much real manifest
ed by us for the welfare of that party. This, In
deed, is very encouraging alter having cast our
minds and hearts into so many different shapes
and forms, just thnt we might use our judg
ment well in the interest of Democratic nomi
nees' for many, many years past. Yet, after all
our trouble, what do we hear from the party in
thi-county f What do we see from the ray" of
the lamp of democracy, reflected Iu many lenses,
cool and keen, put forth as the plain, naked
truth by a Democratic candidate in the columns
of the Northumberland County Democrat, imme
diately after Mr. Dagle, of I.oou't Gap. announ.--
! ed hiniiclf a candidate for the Assembly. 1 he
i .... . .... .....
1 writer saysiaot strangers nave no ngui i hiku
I for or hold office in this county. V.'e suppose, lie'
1 also include; the 'German7 dement when he
a-.e; the word :'traner..' as the Irish and Ger
: ill a ii. -4 are the straiigers who vote the Democratic
: ticket in the counly. We do no! propose !
i speak tor the Germans f.r the simj.le reason we
' arc not c jiinl lo the ta -k. We will ,-ay, houcv
' i r, thev have riv. n good fclate.'nien, brave sol
:.lii ! :iu 1 el.oico s. liolar. to the v.-i!d, and in
j bii-ini in cIence in art. iu inu-ic, the Ameri-
can people are not. alxive doiug theiil lionvige.
I 'linn, it is a pitiable fipe.-t:ie!e, and a sa l root j
of the falsity td' any candid uc who is born ;
beneath the Hag ol this Republic to dishonor the ;
simple dignity of his Ami ricau Sire by proclaim- j
ing the doctrine of inequality. j
tieueral Butler rend the downfall of slavery on ;
the battered walls of Sumptcr, and I am inclined j
to think it may not be saying too much to pre- .
diet the defeat of Fomo of the Democratic candi
dates of this county on the insulted faces of Irish !
voters on the Til of November next. I act on j
the hint of manv of the thinking Irish in this vi- ,
cinity, who, though keeping patient,, say it is
aunoving to hear one of the very party we vote
with," and with whom alone vc expected to vote,
speak in such a contemptible manner of foreign
ers. I am puzzled to know what to think. Yet,
like Melanethon. I think there was something
hidden in the business. Again : when Mr. Me- j
Farland announced himself a candidate, we are .
told, that Democratic voters set np the image of ,
an Irishman going to the Legislature with a hog
on his back, and it has not been denied by far
mers ri'Oin that section. Friend, brother, Irish- ;.
man ! Cin you thrust your bands under the :
feet of snch a party, and help lift them up into i
otlice. It might happen, but alluring anticipa
tions will prove too brittle for many an Irish-;
man at the nevt election. Remember Gallagher
when he was on the democratic ticket, was the:
worst beat man of all ; and now, let Irish voters ,
remember, Wilbini-toi,, for aught we know, was ,
the writer of the communication which draws :
foith this letter. The finger of suspicion points
to him. Il art not worthy to hold ojHcr ! Does :
In; not know when this cjuntry llist raised her ,
ii....l,.r shout tor freedom. Irishmen by thou-
sand-:, who knew its import, Cocked to Cue stan
d.i'd of Wa"hington, and took part in his battles
for freedom. Th cheers from Bunker's Hill
were tward by Montgomery, and by Barry on the
banks of the Tiffv and Shannon and l.ee.and they
came and knelt down in Washington's tent aim
.'r..'t,. nmk.- America as free as the ea-le which
soared high above human power. Oh, shades of
I the bleached, unburied bones of Irishmen thai
have whitened the battlefields of the South!
Can a Democratic candidate in the town of Sha
' mokiu, insult vou so Are the insults of With-
ington to be hurled after the brave an.l lamented,
i Thomas Francis Meagher,up the bloody slopes of
I Fredorickauirgh. who, where, the iron h.iii of the
Con federal ts came smiting each third man down,
cri-d out in the wonts of Sal'MU Id. "Would that
1 this wen- for Ireland." Are they to be flung in
the fare of one of In lrinil s nonic t. r.ons eon-
deniiu d to die in I.ibby prison for the honor of (
the Star Spangled Banner, and whose dying :
words were. "Erin, mv heart i with vou." No. :
Iri-hinen, It eannot be 1 Do not vote lor an cue. ;
my on paper intrenched behind a barricade of lo- j
cal prejudice, armed with falsehood, personal ;
slander", poi on.v.is shafts of ridicule and r.ir.ii. e ;
- bnnianitv hU urev. and self the object of hi'
anbitinn. A3 self is the Tital poini. ne ',.v r,m
' his condition until rdf is toiictied, and hi", puny
i efforts --Ink v.ith contempt riiitriin' in bis ear: on
'the Hh.f nexi inoutti. .n.t, now, a word to
! '.voil ineim ". br-'.v did Mr. V. it hinfon behave t si
the W. B. A., on :l certain n-. ion, in Shamo
I kin I on well reinember, no doal.i. Ou thai.
! day Mr. Withitnrtnn would unbind the 9word. and
! riu cur societv to pieces. Fleet hiuitoihe l.c'r.-
latnre, and In', will niiblu.hinrly ignore the inte
rest' ot the workimcnien. pervert t he 'p'.rit of I be.
j principles of equality, and dishonor the trtrt re
I posed in him by the hone-t. men who placed him
! in power. Wo'ikiiignien, this is the duty of the
. hour vote for Dr. John, of Shamokin, who h r.
siw-ivs. rep-, ted V..f? i'u'1 t- of the wort our mnn
lie knows the burden" ol labor. II. kiiow our
wants. He :niw tbc relntions t.ei ween the n;o
: neve t pnncr", mid the laboring portion of the
I carauiiiiilty. lie i- c italn to i'et a lin;c vote ,n
thl rect'ioh, a-. Mr. P.elriier.'r.yJer a: in chn'.e.
' as a Democrat. The old. t D.-inocrati ay they
j will i.ol vote for Wiibir.t ion. Hen. e Mr. John
I is our ti.oiee, ft:- he ic a friend to the W. ii. .
'there i; another candidate, Amos Vastine. who
I will ret nearly all tie- vote. j ii.;- h.iiniigh and
I townshi;' ; I:" is t".re fol.e eie. (ei. n,t now lri
1 nt understand ea.-b ibef a ' hi I'm.".). We '.we
( I he D..mo. mtie paMV .I'iV. Y.-t ' iw ' re-'po'ef
i oursi ii' S.
are aie-.t
' Sii imol.'ii.
j --elve-. I's
: acei..e,! y.
'il.'.i.t. of the rc rd of the man vou
uru.ri :o uiipoit as ;l Deinoeiat in
Sur".-V l.: con.'.ina ue.s
your power, nnd yon; r.
del.
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Will be
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business 2.Dtr:iIs.
4'
li lt stock is too ;-ir:;e t" ruiimerjte all our
articles. But we a' -ure. th- public that they can
find even-thing and anything in our line. We
also keep gaa ls whl h c.mtict be found anywer-
.! in the v.tit... :-u(b as i.a.::e- ntnierit- ;
j in.-t.ts, also
j elilldrens i
I d'.s.-ripl.iii.
! girls. a!-o f.
) children ami youths' I ninn fuiis s
nai.s, an t other clothing of every j
I
II. ol-. tints and caps for boys and
r ladi. -i. C.iine one, come all nnd
i e'.amine the stock, at M'H V A
Bp
iie-t door
! to tli- post oi'.'ir-e. Sttnburv, Pa.
', Hoi -r: -.mi I.. .T locate I on oi.
i i pi e sln-els in Minbnry,' will b- s.
j apili. atioii t'i l Via r.llis". Term '
i i :t-. 1 ni' 1 Frits ! ! ' -- Tie
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heap. '
larr-t and
t.e-t st-.f-l: of Fr.r.- ever seen in Norlbumb. rl.-T..!
. o-inly, will he found at Marx A P.ro.. ta-M . .b.-.i-
lotle- I'.. tillici-, Sunbui y, P.i.
l' . in . Oi. s. Pl v ;.'.- -Some -l Ihe
fii.f -t ton. d Pali. r r,:ati- and Plain., are ,,',d
I by John ,P Keefer. No. 7'l Walnut it reel, bl ibis
p'.aee. The f'ltiekering an.l Web. r l'ianoi , M i-
..n :i!,. Hamlin, o d an I Spimg's Parlor -;
, eoii.t.intlv ou hand. Mr. Keefer l.cep;
in. la-bet the be t ii:ilit y. and a'.! who bay of
: him ."; be as-ip d o
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I A MtN IN tins--. IIC o) the l-.,i.!e't .p
o) the l ot le t .p'.ta
' cle- in tic- world i- a human hi-hr; shatti-i cd an
.Hi
i bniken do-vn by ihe us.-of ardent ipirit .
! Ihc datuai'c miiv be n pain .1, the ruin 1. -tot
fs-llect '.olir.dnea "-, by a course of Ill-it ll-.ost pow-
' i -i Fil ..f .'.'1 invigor.i.r-'. Dr. Walker's Vinegar ,
: Hitteri. Ib-v ar of tho-e tonic ," of v. t.i. 1. rum
' 1- an clemei.l. Ttn-r t a va I'isi-iS.- and pro
, mot.- i . ' !'.
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i.ritv. hss a bp-it. -r ilemand than an other iiiatiu-f.icttiri-.t,
and taker, the 1--:: ! ttilli thepiibll-.tver
inachiiH- Inn;', regarded a- the be ! . Intel. tin'
these machines will le: promptly tilled by Mi-s
t'ltritlme Il.'.lill ll -etll.
y.i.-'p.r 'Sf-.!'r;-Mi-s '. D.ilius is the a vent, f.u
the Fab- of Tai lor Oman-, riai.es, and nil kind
nf luiliienl ini'-ti mneut. 'Ihe Very be.-t iu-tru-niei-ls
at.- furnisla-d. I'ltrni-du d "H short noti.'.-s
:i. tiriee . t,it times. Call -r adilre'S.
f. KAMI'S,
N.i. '':, Mail.et St.. Sunbury.
' I in: l..rg '-t assortment of clothing uud tur
t ni-hi:ig g.ioiis are seen at the lore of Messrs.
I Simon .V M'l'i nheiini r, on Thiid ft reel, where
any kind of sait may te- procured at the very
1..,i'..si T.ii'... Mp.tiv .if their irooils are sold lo
other towns because they imdei sell every dealer '
iu this .eit Inn of country. The beauty i, that ;
nil who deal with them ure satisfied with the
bargains that are made and recommend their
friends. Al! suits, are made up well of gno.1 ma
terial, and cannot tail to give sat i.- fact ion.
I. r (Hi .vi l-'reerei . A new lot last received
t.v 11. I'.. MASSF.Il.
'I lit' CiiI-K.ioiis of hu Invaliil, I'ub
Hhed a a warning nnd for the benefit of Young
Men ar.d others who suffer from Nervous Debili
ty. Loss of Manhood, etc., supplying the means
of Suif-Cute. Written bv one who cured himself I
after undergoing considerable iiiuekery,and Pent
fn-e on receiving a post paid directed envelope.
Siilr-rcTs are invited to address the author.
NATHANIEL MAVFAIIt.
fcjil 1.71 lau- I. O. Bov l.VI, Brooklyn. N. V.
SLMtl KY XAUKETN.
SfSBfiiY, Oct. 2'., 1874.
-Wheat per bushel ?1.4()(Tt.l..10
' pi line white !.50(1.C0
live per bush 7.i(d H0
" Corn " 7.r'i80
(luuv-
" Oats " 506IGO
Extra Family pr bbl ts.7.1fij.OO
Floi'k-
ouiinon U.50iH7.oo
Buckwheat .1.00
Coi n & Oats ( :liop pr 100 1 b 1 .MOl 2.00
Fi-t 1. -
Shorts .fc Mixture I..10W1.71
Potitoks. Ac New per bushel Midi7-1
PliiiMsioN Ham per lb lifii.'?0
Shouldcrprlb 14('i'lS
Bacon pr lb 10( 13
Beef, retail pr !b 14(a'20
Veal, do do 10fel8
Drlcl Beef pr lb 250J-SO
.,
r 1 ol
i:v ( liickens, dressed pr lb Mf' 18
Do. live weight 10(5 12
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to the illli'tni:ee'of the TJUl.Ue.
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TRUE HISTORY
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BROOKLYN SCANDAL
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bus t.."-!i tiled in the ('i)tirt of fYunmtui i'!. aH of
Niiitin;mb--i'land tnunty, and will be ju-esented
ta sthl nurt for coiitirinatinii. on TueJ.iv the
"! .lav ol N..v,-i,ih,-i. A. I. 1H7-I.
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CHI'.ISTIAN MIFF,
I Second Street, opposite
the Court lions.-j SUN-
lit 111 , I'A..
KespeetfUily invites th.! attention of fti'tailcr
and others, that he has on band, and will eon
slant lv keep all kinds of
FOTtF.KiN AND DOMESTIC I.K.l'OKS,
Consisting of I'ure Brandies: t'ogniiie, Ch. irv,
(linger, Kochclle and Otard.
Whiskies: l'uro Rye Copper-Distilled, Mii.;i.
eaheln. Aj'ple ami Nectar.
PIT.E noI.I.AND CIN 1
Wines: Champagne. Wine, Sherrv, Fort ami
( hir.-t.
Crab tider, Champagne Cider, N. E. Kuin,
Brown Stout and Scotch Ale.
STOMACH AND BAR BITTEF.9,
And all others Lhiuors which ctfn tie found iu
the city markets, which will be sold at Wholi
elc and Retail. Every article guaranteed as
represented. Also, a large lot of DEMMOIINS
and BOTTLES, always on hand.
Orders promptly attended lo, and jpiiblic
patronage repci tfully solicited
' NFFF.
''ni.lurv j-iiv 3. l?;? -,ir.
Scto jlbbcrtisciiuirts.
.1. :ifenl!l Uun. Andrew H. Pill. Krsuk. S. Mrr.
I.IV. DIM, A ItIAHK,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
la Haupt's Building, Market Street,
SCNBCRY,
aii".7,lS7t. Northumberland Co., Pa.
f itnliooil : How I.nsl, How Ite.
s.trril !
.1 ii: t. published, ! new .-dition of Du. Ci i.vek
wei.is CKi.EnuTFi Ess.w on the radical euro
(without medicine) of Spermatorrhoea or Semi
nal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Ini
poiency, mental and Physical Incapacity, Impe
demenls to Marriage, etc.; also, consumption,
Epilepsy anil Fits, induced by si lf-indnlgence or
Sexual extravagance, Vc.
'Price in a scaled envelope, only siK cent'.
The celebrated author, In this admirable Es-i-ay,
cl.-a.rly d mon-itraf cs. frfim a thirty years"
rueesl'al practice, that the at inning eoiibe
qui nces .f self-abuse may be radically cured
without ttie daneious use of infernal medicine
or the application of the knife; pointing out a
mode of cure at onee simple, certain, and effect
ual, bv means of which every sufferer, no mat
ter wliat hi" condition may be. may cure himself
cheaply, piivately. and radically.
; '.:';l his Lecture should be in the hands of
every v nth and every man in the land.
Pent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, oost-raid, on receipt, of sir cents or two
post st amps.
Aiilres the Publish rp,
(WAS. J. ( KLINE, A CO.
1i7 Kr.vny, N. Y. Post Oflice Bov, S8S
.Jan., M.Vf-ly.
r i.i: ri o x pkom. a n ation.
I, SAMITKL H. UOTIIERMF.L, High
Slierilt' of Xorthiimberland county, Cora
niouwcalth of Pennsylvania, do hereby
niako known and givn uotico to the elec
tors of the county aforesaid, that an elec
tion will be held in tho said county of
Northumberland, on
TiiOMtlaj, Hit 3l day of ov., 1S7I,
for the purpose of electing- tl ;veral per
sons hereinafter named, viz :
l ne person for the office of Lieutenant
Coveruor of the Comraonwealth of Penn
sylvania. One person fur the office of Auditor Gen
eral of the Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia. One person for otlice of Secretary of In
ternal A flairs of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania.
Two persons for the office of Judge of the
Supreme Court of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania.
One person to represent this District in
the Consrt-ES ofthe United States.
Two persons to represent, this County in
the Gcucral Assembly of Pennsylvania.
One person for District Attorney of Nor
thumberland county.
One person for County Commissioner of
Northumberland county.
One person for Couaty Surveyor of Nor
thumberland county.
One person for County Auditor of Nor
thumberland county.
I also hereby make known and give no
tire Hint the place of holding the aforesaid
election in the- several wards, boroughs,
districts and townships within the county
of Northumberland, :ire as follows, to wit :
Sunbury, "West Ward, at the Court
House, Sunbury. Ta.; Kast Ward, at the
public house of E. T. Drumheller.
Upper Augusta township, nt th public
honso of Henry Conrad.
Lower Augusta township, nt the public
hourc of Peter Dunkulbnrrer.
Northumberland borough, nt Ihe pnlilie
I.ousiiol'G. W. Dniirihtn..
Point District, at the hn.ise of Mrs. .lohn
"on, in the borough of Northumberland.
Milton, South Ward, at the house of C.
W. Sticker ; North Ward, at the public
house of .1. M. Hull'.
I Turbut townshi', nf tin? houre of Abra-
ham Kissinger.
Delaware"townhip,at tiio home of Jacob
! Huntdnger.
i Chillisquaquc, at th houe of Charles
' Hartman.
i Watsontown, lower room of Academy
I building.
Lewis township, at the house of D. H.
Dreisbach, in Turbutville borough.
Shamokin tovvnshin, at the house of T.
! II. Ner-bit.
i i'pper Mahauoy townrhip, nf. the hou.se
of l.m'l Geist.
,iltl MlhanoV tci-n-Kin
i ..r ounid linker.
Lower Alahanov, at the
fit the hrilisl-
houie of .
; Koadarmel.
i lhi-h township. :l I.itiertv-Pol
srhool
' htiuie.
Jackson township, nt the hous. of John
Albert, Herndon, I'a.
f o il townr-liip, at the lionse of Job Don
neyv. Shamokin borough, East Ward, at the
house of Wm. M. Weaver; West Wnrd,at
the house of Patrick Kairns.
i Zerbe township, at the holism of Thomas
Potllds, jr.
Cameron township, at the house of Jared
Hcninger, Gowen City.
Jordan township, nt the house of Jacob
Masser.
Mt. Cannel borough, at the Mt. Carmel
House.
Washington township, at the house of
II. O. Fisher.
McF.wensvilii', at the lioui of Henry
1 K.-cder.
Turbutville, at the houee of Wetel.
Mt. Cannel township, at th" house of
Michael Graham.
Kiverside borough, at tin pui!i'- school
t'.nuse of said borough.
Stiytlt riown borough, a' the public hous
of William Farrow.
.'it all flection ia -re. i !":! held under II. s 1 -.
of this 'otilim.nw.-alth, I I:m poll ("hall be open'-d
at seven o'elr ' k i. :.. nnd c'o-ed ai -.-vcn olo -k
I". !.
'1 !:.' .jllllili. .1 -l..eii;,i:- M ill lal.e fin l;. I the
f.illov. in": A' t .1 A--ettihlv. i:ppnived lite 1 .'th
day id Miirch, lsi.C; -An Act leuulnlini: the
mode f voting at al! elections, in I be several
I e.
iit'.cs of this C'nmiunntve.'.ltb :"
Skitiov 1. VV it tmu-til by the fkmtt.: ii'e? ".-'
.pj' y'.-i'.'.i'nf.i.'.avj uf the Ci.j.(.i&7.i"'U.'f.'i i. J'e'-usjl-.
.IJii.i, in Uti.eraJ .l.s.'.'y mtt, ii'i.i It It'irby
nnrt'd fi;lftt author !t.j of tht fame, That the .liiuli
fied voter of the sever il counties of this I'oni
mninvealili.at general tmvnhip, boroujrli and
special elections, are hereby hereafter authorized
and re'iuired to vote bv ti. kefp, printed or writ
ten, or partly printed or partly wrilleip. i.-vernl-Iv
classified a follows: b.e ti.-k.'t hall em
brace the names of all iinicy of i-onrts voted for,
rin.t lo be labeled outside, '.tildl.-iarv ;" one
ticket shall embrace the names of all Slate otti
i sis voted for, and t- labeled "State ;" one t tel. -.
t t- il! i-iiihiuee the naine. irf ult o (fleer voted
I'.ii. iit.-l-i Isntr the odiei- of Seii-itor and luemlx-rs'
oi A -.snhly, if voted lor, and l e lube'ed "Oiun
! ;" one ticki-t rhall einbrn.-e Ike natr.u of nil
t'.v. ti-hip olfieers voted for.nnd bo labeled "Town
ship ;" "ne ticket ? II embraee tlie ramc..of alt
l.piKsiL-h o!iic.--R vot"d for, and fbill be labeled
' ii !.-t ;' and earli rttr, r.'-il! : dsp.uile-1 in
:; ;!..! balldt bn:.-!.
M '. '. 1 list, it shall b-i ihe duty ol Tbe ?iti'i'..t
; i i-ra! eo-inlles of thin Common wraith to
r.ic -it i,t their rleeiion prn.-lamatinn hei-e.iii. r
i .-e-r.i- t r.-. 'ion ol thi-. act.
.1 AMI'S 11. K 1-1. I t V.
;1 ! lb-' II in-".-of Kepreeeat tt'.vi .
II U ID KI.t MIMi.
Speaker of tin- fb-n ilp.
.. I ih.- li:, .I.e., th day of Mar. h, A. lb,
... : I -lie and - if! f hundred and -'itv--i.
A. .. CL KTIN.
l.-vft. nnd -t my hand, t my o(Ie in Sunbury,
llil '.ih ih.iy of October. A. K. 17-1, and in the
1 1 '. 1 1 t .-,-n'nth year of th'- iiiib'pen.len.-e of ihe
I. i. p.i.l St-ite-'.
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I elee.e.ti . !li. et v ll.t sjl.ill ht.1.1, ..r sLiill VV 1L bill two
1 lie L I::ive l.el.l any oiltC', ..ptpeiataivilt or .-titiloy-1
tp.eni in 'r liii.l. r the 1 i.i , net. I I these I r:ite.l Sf:itvs,
! ..r ..j fi.-- S-ut'', or oi tiny city, or eotitity, ..r oi i.tiy
j t-i. ..i. ,i -1 ls.sr.1, ccitii.ii.sioa or trusl lu im city, s-.ve
I ..lily j-t uee ol i'.e p.-uie ;n,.l kl.tertnt -. notarir j.iil.lp.r
j ,. i.pI j.ers..tis in t he lnilitiit service ..i ll'l' State ; nor slill
i ai.y eie.-i.iii olli..s-r b:- eligible t.i any civil i.iliie t-t in-
nll.-d nt mi .1. etii.it at v.-hu-h he shall s.-.-ve, sae only to
I L.4-I1 -nl'.'raiii..re tiiiitii.-ii.al or local ollj.t-.. h-1.v t'uv
1 t-r;-..le ot eltv 1. 1 e.Miiil'. .illic. Its shall I pr !.-. .vn,,f . ,1 bv
! g.-i,.-,-..ii'.v.;
wiiii ai:h ijt tt ikiki) voti:i;..
i
i ,,ii 11.;. le citi-i a tMe.ity--.iit- ye.ir i.f a;!e, pi'ss'..ing
i:..- i.pii.pw p- .jiii.luiitiii.nis, shall Is- eul.tlt-l to v.tte at
ml .-l.-.-t..iis. I list lit- shall have liren a citizen i. the
I iiifed St. it. s nt kasi ..ne month. Second lie shall
li iv- resipi. d 111 the Slat,- ct-e year for ll, having previ-i.'isl-.
Is .-n :i ituabtit-pl t-l-etor or unlive lwru citien of
tin- state, be shall have remove-1 therefrom and return
ed, lti.-u si& months.) iitanr.llately pn.-t-.iing tlieiie.-.
tinti. I lard lie shall have re-cle'd ia the cleL-ti.m it.s-tin-t
where he shall utter to vote at le-isl two mouth 1111
liitiliat.ly j.rcce.linjr the I'l.vlioit. I'otirfh If twenty
Im'.i years ol sue or upwards, hi- shall have paid within
tv.o j.-.irs a State or county tn, which shall have been
usseMsed at least t mo tuoitth and peel at l.-ast one month
U-t'ppre I be eleeluill,
Si:c. 1:. tu all il.-.-tioii districts where a vacancy exists
by reason of the liipitliricatiou 01 tbeoltlcer or other
wise in an .-leeiion imard heretofore apjiouited, or where
:iny 11. - .listrict shall lie formed, the judge or judges of
thee. .irt ot common pleas of the proper county shalL
ten days before any t? ueral or speeial election, appoint
c.mipet. nt persons to t.ll ssi.l vucattcies and to condu.-t
the t-ie.-ti.in iu said new district ; and in the sppoint
me.it t.f inspector in any election district both shall not
Is-c! the same political party; aud the judge of elee
tn.rs shall, iu all cases, lie of the political parly having
ihe ma tority ot votes in said iLtstrict, as nearly as the
ssiil judge or judges can ascertain the fact ; nnd iu case
of th. disagreement of the judges ss to the selection of
in-pti-tors, the political ma jority of the judges shall se
lect .mo of siieh inspectors, ami the minority judge or
j. i.t. res shall M'le.-t the other.
.si e. 7. Whenever there shall tie s vacancy in an elec
tion ln.ard on the morning of an election, said vacancy
shall 1 blled in conformity with exialiiuj laws, to wit
Iu cuse the ixruon who Ukll bv received tbe gecoud
bigheirt mimbrr of vote for Inspector alull not attend
ou the day of election, then the person who th har
received the second liiittnut number of votes for Judge
at the ueit preceding election shall ct Inieetor in
his pUu-e. And in oee the person who ha received the
highest number of votes for I naperti.r flhall hot attend,
the person ne. ted Ju.lxe aball appoint an Inspector in
hia plaee, and in case the person eieoted J mit(o shall not
attend, then the Inspector who received the highest
number of votes shall appoint a Judge in his place ; and
if any vacancy shall continue in the board for the space
of one hour after the time ned by lane for opening of
the election, the qualified voters of the township, ward
or district tor which such officer shall have been elected,
present at the time of the election, shall elect ooe of
their nuuilicr to fill the vacancy.
Hsc. 8. At the opepj'tp ni the -olls si ail elections it
r:iiall lie the duty oi the judges of election 1'or their
respective districts to ile-uptiate one of the ins.ectorsv
wlione duty it shall he to lime iu custody the registry of
voters, au.t t'i make the entries therein pe.iiired bylaw;
anil it shall be the duty of the other id' slt inspertorii
to rtreiv iinil number thi ballots jirerientea at i-iJd eJ-rv
tioii.
Mre. -.. All elecaiooH by the eitii. ua siiall lie by li.ll"';
eery bull.)! voted (.hall be numis-red in the orurr in
v.iiieh it t-tiali lie n ceiy. il, i-.n.l tan nuiul)er rei-..rded by
the cli rks im the list oi voters upp..site the uiiue of tha
elector lrotii v,b..-nt r c .v.-.l. An.l au voter , ..tiiisf io
: lll.irr tl. Rete. t.'le ..mi tl. k'-V s. Ii.tr-I st.1.11 .-a. h l.e
r.ii.pii-re.i well the unrulier .i.rrM.oiidiii: -.-iIli tb
i niltuU.r p. tiir iianie oi the utrr. .S;i ei.---l..r le:-.
i wriif- lii?i lS.llle u,.ou 1-is i.ck. t, or isi.isc- tile e.iltr i.. 1-
willl.-ll ttieie.jli. Sll.t attt3.fl-a ll) 3 Cltl.rO 1.1 tite lllstiiet.
iu ii.l.iiiiou t.i the .stlii Lott prescribed I.) L;w I., i
taken au.l stilrficril .1 b election i.rMeerpa, they atwil
... ver.lly I SA...-U ..r uttirt.ied li.it l.t l;s:lf.se li..wai-y
ei.-et.ir sb-iil li:-v .p'et, unless required to do so as wii
ii. -ptses in a .jii.licUl pr.M-eeitiug. All jiulyoe, hel-1 un
der this act shall. tK-fnre (uterine iidou their duties, he
j duly sworn or Httlrrued iu the presence of each oth.r.
I 'I lie (ude shall Is? sw.irn by the minority instiector.if
there shali Is- such minority iiiSieetort and in ease there
be no minority inspector, then by a justice of the peace
or alderman, and the ir.sectors, overseerB and clerks
j sli:ill bo sworn b-th" jti.ip.e. I.Vrtifirmtf-sof such swear
: mt? or uttirmiug shall be duly made out, snd signed hy
ItL-e offto rs so sworn, and attested by the officer who ad
ministered the oath. If any judge or minority inspee
. tor refuses or fails to swear the othcers of election in the
manner risinre I by this act, or if any officer of election
shall a-t without being first duly sworn, or if any officer
nl election shall sipai the form of oath without being du
ly sworn, or if any judge or minority inspector shall
i-rtir that any otli.-rr was sworn when he was not, it
shall be deemed a misdemeanor, snd upon conviction.
the officer or officers so offending shall befinet notes- I
cfeding one thousand dollars, or imprisoned nc.'. r i.-eed- j
Ing one year, or both, in the discretion of the court,
SrpI'I.EMKST to an Act regulating Elections, approv
ed the liOth January, 174. j
':c. 3. Iti all electious hereafter the certUWteof u- !
icralization, if gi-nuiue. shall lie conclusive evidence ot :
I the facts mentioned then-in, and where Ihe person ot- j
I ferine to vote claims the right on the payment of tsi, :
I the receipt for such tai, if signed by the proper officer.
j shall tie th- evidence thereoi ; if such does not produ.te
such receipt, then the payment of the tax may be prov- '
: e-.t by the iith m' such peison, or other evidence, stating !
I i -ii, where and tovbom such tax v--;is paid.' j
! St e. 12. If any eb.-lion officer shall refuse or neglect :
j id ri-'iniie such proof of the right of suffrage as ia pre- '
s.-rilieil by this law, or the h-.ws lo T.-h:cb this is a sup- '
I plement, from any pers-.n offering to vote whose name
I is not on the ht of assessed voters ; or whose right to '
' vole is ehiilleiigcl by any ouslilied voter pn-eenf, and
. t-liall adtuit such jierson to vote withotit requiring such
prool, every fpermut eo onendjog nhsil, npou conviction,
lie guilty of a misdemeanor, and sJiall Is- sentence!, for ,
every such offence, to pay a fine not exceeding five hun
dred dollars, or to undergo an imprisonment of not '
more than one year, or Is.tli. tit the discretion of the
court.
Sf.ctiox in. As soon as the polls sbull close, ;
the offlcers of election 6hall proceed to connt all j
the vote cast for each candidate voted for, and '
make a full return of the same in triplicate, with .
,u return sheet in addition, in all of which the ;
! votes received by each candidate shall be sjiven
j after his or her name, first in name and aain In 1
tlifairct, and shall be signed bvatl of said officers 1
and certified by overseers, if any, or if not so
certified, the overseers and any officer refusing
to sijrn or certify, or either of them, shall write
upon each of the return hi or their reasons for
not signing or certifying them. The vote, ai
soon a counted, rhall also be publicly and fully I
declared from the witidow to the citizens prei-ent, '
nnd a brief statement showing the votes reeeiTei ,
hy each candidate shall be made and signed by :
the election ollleers as soon a? the vote Is count
ed, and the same shall be Immediately posted np
ou the door ofthe election house for information
ofthe public. The triplicate returns shall he en
closed in envelopes and be sealed in presence nf
the officer?, and one envelope, with the nnsealeil j
retnrn sheet, piven lo the judije, wliieb shall ;
contain one it. of voters, tally-paper, and oath?
nf officers, and another of said enfelooes shall b" j
' given to the minority inspector. All judges liv- 1
!nc within twelve mile of the prothonoturT's
! office, or within twenty-four miles, if their reil- I
! ilence be in :i town, village or city upon the line i
of n railroad Ie.-ir'in; to the count v sent, slialt j
t fore two o'el.vk post meridian of the day after
i the election, nml all other iudires shall. b..-fore I
twelve o" ( lock meridian of the second day after )
the election, deliver said returns, together with j
return sheet, to the prothonotary of the court of
i common pleas of the county, which said return
she-jt shall be tiled; and the day andhnnrof
tilintr marked thereon, aud shall be preserved fcy
the prothonotary for public inspection. At I'i j
o'clock on the said second day following any .
election, the prothonotary of the court ol com- j
mon pleas shall present the said returns to the
: ?atil court. In connties where there Is no resi- t
I dent president inugc, me associate judges snail
perform the ilnties imposed upon the court ot
i common pl..'3, v,hich shall convene forsaid rnr-
pose ; the returns presented by the prothonotary
1 shall be op-ued by said court and computed by
' such of it officers and such sworn assistants as I
the court shall appoint, in the presence of the j
judtfc or judges of said court, and the returns I
certified unit certificates ot eiecliou issued under
the seal of the conrt as Is now required to be I
! done bv return Iudires ; and the vote as so con:- ;
puted iiud t-ertitied t.hall be mude a matter of
record in said conrt. Th sessions of the said
! court are cpeti to th fxabl'.o. Ami to. etwe. the
; return of any election district shall be misaing
i when the returns are presented, or in casq f
; complaint of .a qnalilled elector undir oath,
j ebarim pnlpable frrnd or mistake, and parti
t etilarly t-pccifylinf; the itlle-cd fraud or mistake,
or where fraud or mistake is apparent on the re
I turn, tbc court fhail examine the return, and if
in the Judgment of the court it shall be necessary
to a just return, said court shall Issue summary
process apiint the election officers and over
seers, if uny, of tlie election district cotuple.Ined
of, to bring them forthwith itito court, with alt
election papers in their possesiion t and if any
palpable mistake or fraud shall be discovered, il
tthuH, upon such hearing as may be deemed ne
cessnry to enlighten the court, be corrected by
the court, and so certified ; but all allegations of
palpable fraud or mistake shiill be decided by
the said court within three days after the day
the returns are brought into court for computa
tion ; nnd the said imiuiry shall be directed only
to pnip.itr.e trauu or mistake, and shall not be
deemed a Judicial adjudication lo conclude any j
contest, now or hereafter to tie provided by law; j
and the other of said triplicate returns shall Im; j
placed in the boT aud sealed up with the ballots. 1
Nothing In this act shall require the returns of !
election of township or borough officers to be '
made to the court its directed in this section, but '
! all returns of the election of township and bo-
rough officer shall be enclosed In a sealed cover, '
; directed to the prothonotary of the eoui t of com- j
'. tnon pleas of the proper county, nnd shall by j
1 some one of them, he delivered int. hi office i
' within three days uflcr every such election and
i tiled tbciein. In connties where ther are three'
; or more judges of said court learned in the law,
at 'east to Judges hhall sit. lo compute and certi
! fv returns, r.ulesi unavoidably prevented. If
any ot" the said judge himself shall be a candi
date for Hny office Ht any election, he shall not
sit with the court, or act iu counting the returns
of such election, nnd In such caes the other
judges, if any, shall act ; and if in any eotitity
there Hhall be no judge qiialilisd to hold the t-'aid
court, tinder the provisions of this a?t, present
and able to act, then and in every such ease,
the register of wills, the sherilTau l county com
missioners of Ihe proper county shall be and
couMilute a board who, or n majority of whom.
shall have nnd cereise .til the powers and per- ;
form nil the d'.itict vested in, or required to be ,
performed bv the conrt of common pleas of such j
j county, by and nnder the provisions of such j
; section ; but. noue of the said officers shall uct as
1 a member of such board when himself a ca it'll- j
date for any office nt the election, the r-
; turn of which tlie sil t board i3 required lo j
...I'.nt i.Ti.l-; r the pi.ni.'ion ol ih' Beetlrj. I
t -. - . . 1
When tv.o r.r more .ounlies ire .
the election of any i.itlc r, t f.e .
eo'inll.'i hii!I cacti appoint, a rp-i
meet at neh time nnd place, .'is ri
lo compute ttr.J certify the vote of
All ..IllC.'i - pV. leC't for lit" I Iii- H. t
rest '.iIcpI -i? lil.e iiffic. r- a,- p;i
1-pi.s. Whenever a pl:!a has I. s
f'l'ivideil bv the autliori; i.-s el anv
.iiiitee.i for
itnt of iu.'h j
urn jndjje to I
iiirtd tiy law. I
such distr'u t.
hall be CpVih
! bv i istii) ;
i or si.;:!i be '
ty, i ouiity,
pi'vnhip or borough for thp s-ife-kieping of tli
. t.a.i-it b...vcs, the jiitlgi- ,iint minorii V iif f.e.-l..r
shai1, aTt- r Ihe election shall I- tiiiihed, rind
. Ibe b illot-t'.-.v cr boirp'S .ontaiuitig the ti.'l:ei.
I list c.f voIpts at.d other papers, have been .11 r. -
lv bound with tape an.l sealed, and the sigi-.a
: teres of jud;ei .;nj inspectors affivea thereto,
f.'trlhwlt ti deliver thu same, l.igelbif with the re-
inainin!' boxes, to the mayor and recorder of
I piii.li city, or in countirs, townships or boroughs,
1 to such. per--on or persons as the court of com
! mon pleas of the proper comity may designate,
1 nt the place provided, 111 aforesaid, who shall
then deposit the said bover. and keep the same to
answer the call of any court or tribunal, author
ized to Irv the merits of Such election. Whcti-
I ever the election offn ers of any district phall re
! iiuirp- the election boxes of suel, dUtri.-t, to hold
any election, which, by law, ;hey arc or shall be
required -to hold, they shall keep thu s.uuu se
curely in their possession without opening, until
the morning t.f such election, and until they
shall H'Veritliy ho sworn or affirmed not to dis
close how any elector shall have vote.J.Jan.l after
having been so sworn or affirmed, they shall
open the said bux-jsand burn and totally destroy
all the ballot!, and other papers which they shall
find therein, before proceeding to hold S'.ich elec
tion. St.:. 1 . The resiptc.iee as,ieHurs, ii...et4orj tip.l
.ilslg.w of the 1 b-p I jit shsb each lot ye the power to d-l.iml.-Ier
..I'ths to sitj f tsk.u claiiipinir the right lo i
assessed, ." tue right of Muu'mee, or. 111 ierdtoiiy
ottpt r lii.ttt- r ir linn; r,.,jiU!s.,i to I e .l.i.ie .,r intpilred
into i.y an o! s:i:.l oth.-ers under this a.-t , ulid any v.il
ful false swearing by suy j.-yp.ti in relatiun to any na.t-U-r
or thine, t-iiiiceriiing whieh th'-y shall la- lawfullv
interroiut'l by miy oi s.;id oliii;ers or ov--ieer slin'.l le
I rjury.
si c. I'.i. Any person who shall, on
the day t.i a.iy cU-iaioii, visit a i-illitig place in any eh-o-tiuti
tttstrict at which he is not entitled to vote, and shall
use any intimidation or violence for the purpose uf pre
venting any elecfiou olrtcer fnm perloTmiug the duties
retur-ii ot him by law, or for the ptirjmeol preventing
any qr.alif.ed voter ol encb district eierciaiiig his right
to vote, or from exercising his right to challenge auy
1-ers.ui tuft-rii!.. I. vote, hucb person shall ) tleemed
guilty ot a misdemeauor, aud uisiu conviction thereof
hall be puniehed by a flue not eiceediug one thousand
dollar, or by iniprisooment uot eiceediug two years, or
both, at the diserMion of the court. Any clerk, over
seer or ele-ti..n officer, who shall have voted, unless re
quired to do sons a witness a Judicial proceeding, shall
Is; guilty or a misdemeanor, aud upon conviction there
of shall lie punished hy a hue not exceeding one thousand
dollars, or by iu.--risonment not esi-eedlug two years or
both, at the discretion of tl-a ourt. " '
S. II. R'O.THERMF.L, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, 8unburv. Oct. 9. 18?4,
STATE.
Lieutenant Govpfnor.
Arthur G. OlmstaL
Auditor Genera!,
Harrison Allen.
Secretary of Internal Affair.
JinhoTt Ti. Eeath.
.H'irciAi:v.
J ml tie l' Supreme Coutt,
Kilwar.l Af. Taxson.
COUNTY.
,r-
John Ii. Packer.
Appemlily,
John I. Parker,
FervSe J. John.
District Attornej-,
John Kay Clement.
Comml-spinner,
Amos Vastine.
Auditor,
II. 0. Ruckrnan.
Purveyor,
P:ivil RcK-kefeller
STATU
Lieutenant Governor,
Arthur G. 01mtead.
Auditor General.
Iletrrison Alln.
!v-vrftflr- of Internal .ll'aip!,
Rnbert B. Death.
JUDICIARY,
Judge of Supreme Court,
Edward M. Parson.
COUNTY
Congress,
John B. I'acker.
Assembly,
John I. Parker,
Jesse J. John.
District Attornty,
John Kay Clement.
Commissioner,
Amos Vasfirn4.
A ml if or,
1. C. Riickinan.
Surveyor,
David RofkeP-ller.
STATE. -
I.ietiff-tiarif Governor,
Arthur G. Olmsted.
Auditor rtu r:il,
Harris- or. Alleti.
Secretary m" Inicinal ArTair.
R..ltr-1-t B. Uftillt.
i
JNIWIAUY
Jti.lire ot Siij'trniF: G.-iirT,
Edwar-i M l'as.--n.
CGUNTV
Congress,
John B. Packer.
Assembly,
John I. Parker,
Jesse J. John.
District Attorney,
John Kay Clement.
Commipsioiier,
Amos Vastine.
Auditor,
R. C. Buckman.
Surveyor,
David Rot-kefoller.