The Somerset herald. (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, September 30, 1874, Image 2

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The Somerset Herald.
WEDNESDAY. - - - STnbrrI4
Republican State Ticket.
rcn .u nr.E or sitkeme copht.
EIV.YAItP M. I'ANSON,
cf rh::adolnL:a.
K-iR LIEUTENANT V.OVF.RSftR.
AHTIHTv G. OLMSTEn,
of Peitir County.
FOE AILI70R GENERAL
HARRISON ALLEN,
of Warren county.
Ia HECItTEAET Of INTERNAL AIT AIUS
ROBEUT I. BEATIT,
of ScbuTlkill County.
Republican County Ticket.
CONGRESS,
to .Ipfifirn i f District C;:ircnco.
VT. II. KOONTZ.
STATE SENATE.
hub:ect to of Distri.l deference.
E. D. YUTZY.
ASSr.MRLT.
Wm. ENoSLEY.
JOSEPH B. MILLER.
M STRICT ATTORNEV.
JAMES L. PUUlI.
COMMISSIONER.
OLIVER W. BOYER.
roon aovss
SAMUEL
HSECTfK.
TRENT.
auditor.
DANIEL S. MILLER.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
JONATHAN H. FRITZ.
To the Farmers.
i' r ii manr tliank' f"T t
the literal pu retire of
l.iM J ir, we i-ult t.n. .
BUTTER
Commission Merchants
TJTHE
Dairymca of the Glades.
We ha a Trj lirte and biireafintf
BUTTER TRADE,
anl liavlns eTerr fa-lliiv fr IiVTTin
U a'ivanUtrc, we ean nr-iK oarst lvcs tu give
SatlsllCiiaii to cur Shippers
y selling at lilgh pricrf ; ao.J will always ser.d
Sales and Check
as .nattie BI TTF.H 1? M. H.int; U re
eclTc lr(.' f liil'iucnls from all s-twoe if lli
til.des, we rcaiala
ItorijiertrBllj, At.,
s&imard & Ondesluys,
Eatlsr fSsmm MercMs,
83 EXCHANGE PLACE,
BALTIMORE, MI).
( j 0
Yoters should remember that their
taxes inu?tle paid thirty days before
the flection, and that Saturday next
the ."d of October is the last day left
them for that purpose. The New
C-jn?tittioa has changed the old
law, and a tax receipt given after the
third day of October will not avail
t'uem. Let no Republican lose his
vote through failure to pay Lis taxes
oa or before Saturday next.
The Republicans in Missouri have
declined to make distinctive ncmina
tiot.s and have merged themselves
tbe "Independent movement.
in
This means defeat to
Democratic ticket, and
the regular
the probable
re-election f Carl Sehuir.
to the U.
S. Senate for wbk-h, in
view
of Lis
course i:i tb?
In -t
Presidential eitn
ficl particularly
paiga, we do
fcolicitous.
ij:
' Oke of the most notable political
events of the dc y, is the unrnu.ious
rp-r.f.m Bat cn 01 wu ci iiui J'i. i
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til the Republican State uSictrsin
New York,
vvtiifh there
voice. Tfii
lire wiTtliine
bv a f rtl convetilk-n, in
ua-i" tint a disst-jtitig
in.; tuily proves the fn
of these o'iicials, but
shows the
unanimity of the party in
thct great State, frtid gives assurance
of a triumphant victory in Novem
Ur. The Democrats of the Firt.t Con
gressional district, Maryland, have
nominated ex-Governor Philip Frank
Thomas as their candidate. This
gentleman has for many years been
prominent in p'jiitics, but will be more
generally rciuerribercd as the United
Stater; 5Dtor elect, who, in 18C9,
was refuse J" adiiiission into that body
on account of Lis extreme disloyalty.
When the threes cfa second reW
lioa are upheaving southern bosoms,
the fact that this man is again put
forward for public positions, is but
another indication that the old trea
son stilt rankles in the hearts of the
soiitbtra Democracy.
How's this roR Latta ? As lion.
R. Milton Spcer, Democratic ex
inenibcr of Congress, from Hunting
don, a-as on bis way home from the
IVmocratic State Convention, recent
ly held at Pittsburgh, he met, at Ty
rone, several prominent Democrats,
of Clearfield, and naturally enough
began talking about their candidates.
In speaking of their candidate for
Lieutenant Governor John Latta
Mr. Specr remarked that, "if it should
come to pass that the Democratic,
ticket was elected this fall, and the
Gorctncr were to die, thus putting
Latta in the chair as acting Gover
nor, it would been. aJ!ilion of with
Oti Almighty r.ci't r dreamed J"
IIow'6 that fr a "reocoiumerid'' from
a "big Injun" in the Democratic
Kiwam ?LafUmon's Journal.
The Itt publican Congressional and
Sensorial conferees for this district
assemble at Bedford to-day (23iL).
The Congressional conferees from
.Via county are John W. Beacliy, E.
M. Sch'ock and Oliver Y. Knepper,
and tbc Senatorial are M. A. Sunncr
and Ilon'a J. II. McMillan and W.
II. Banner.
The continued ascendency of the
Republican party was never more
necessary to the conntry than now.
The whole South is again in commo
tion, and the Democracy is almost
everywhere putting forth the doc
trine of repudiation. If that party
were to obtain a Majority iaCon-
press, practical rebellion in the
form
of Ku Kluxisrn would undoubtedly
rule the whole South ; the national
credit would be nearly destroyed;
the crisis of 1?T3 reuewed with teu-
j fold force, and the coumrj again
thrown into confusion and turmoil.
It is no time for taking chances ; suc
cess must be made certain.
The New York Journal of Com
merre, which bas always been a
Democratic paper, speaks thus of its
own party : A political organization
is judged by its leaders, and this is
why one of the great parties of this
country has fallen into such bad re
pute. The prominent wire pullers
or 'managers' of the Democratic par
ty have not shown common-sense
en , ugh during the past fifteen years
to set an a ward politicion. if it
were
a
all concentrated in a singli
and he were invested with it
head,
Thev
are worse than the old Boarbous,
who learned nothing and forgot
nothing, for they have lost sight of
i the remnants of a true faith whic h
clung to them, and have acquired
new and illustrious follies with ea ch
recurring season.
Tiiere is an unsettled and angry
feeling still prevailing at New Or
leans, which nothing but tbe pres
ence of Federal troops, and of vessels
ifwnrinthe harbor, prevents from
again breaking out into bloodshed.
The White Issues still preserve
their arms and their organization, are
daily drilled and recruited by their
leaders, and there is a general dread
of renewed violence. It is evident
that the Leagues do not propose to
give cp the conflict, and that while
they carefully abstain from coming
into contact with the National au
thorities they will strike at tho State
Government the first opportune mo
ment. They boldly declare that an
other conflict will ensue if any of
their leaders are prosecuted for trea
son, and they audaciously demand
virtual control of the approaching
election, so that they may place
their myrmidons in power, through
the instrumentality of tb9 ballot box.
At any hour between this and the
evening of the election we may bear
of another outbreak, and of more
bloodshed, if not in tbe city of New
Orleans, in the country parishes,
where there are no Federal troops to
protect Republicans in the exercise
of their civil rights.
The prompt and energetic action
of the President in suppressing the
insurrection in Ney Orleans meets
the heartv annroval of all eood citi-
11
zens. Later events 6how that if he
had hesitated or temporized not only
the State of Louisiana, but probably
all tbe States of the extreme South
would have again broken out in open
rebellion. The "White Leaguers"
an organization composed of the worst
remnants of the rebellion, and intend
ed to exterminate the negroes or re
duce thera again to a state of serf
dom were spreading fast throughout
the Southern States, and arming and
drilling for active warfare and so con
fident were they in numbers that they
undertook to depose the State and
local auihorities in Louisiana. Had
thev not been so promptly met by
Federal authority iu New Orleans,
we now iu all probability would have
j been iu the midst of auother war.
In the first exultation of apparent
I success, the old rebelious spirit flash
'ed out all over the South, and the
tone of manv of the Democratic
, of tLe North( clearIy 6nows
1 that as a parlv the I'emocracy as
iu the late rebellion stood ready to
i give aid and comfort to tbe insur
i j gents.
These occurrences must convince
all who choose to sec and reflect that
should the Democratic party, as at
present constituted and led, again re
gain control of the National Govern
ment, that not only would the late
war Lave been fourht in vain, but
that all the guarantees secured by
the amendments to the Constitution
would be disregarded There is no
safety for the Nation except in the
continued ascendency of the Repub
lican party.
r Flail road Dlaaalrr.
Easton, Pa., September 25. Tbe
passenger train on the Belvidere and
Delaware railroad, which left Tbil-
lipsbnre at 1:35 this afternoon for
I Philadelphia five minutes late, collid
ed with an up freight train at ar-
ner's, about three miles down the
river. The freight train was in the
turn out. The switch was left open.
The passenger train was running at
the regulai speed at the time of the
collision. The baggage car telescop
ed the smoking car. All the injured
were in those two cars. Samuel Y.
Meyers, of Harrisburr, neck broken,
killed: John Sayford, of Harrisburg,
injured internally; Mr. Sheldon, in
jured face and the upper lip cut off;
Mrs. Sheldon was badly cut in tbe
face; Mr. Goldsmitfi, the mail agent,
was slightly injured, and he heroic
ally refused to leave his mail car, not
withstanding his painful injuries. The
Easton postmaster went down to take
charge of bis mails. Mr. Hope, ex
press agent, was badly injured; Jon
athan Thornton, engineer, had his
right shoulder dislceatcd; John Dean,
fireman, one leg and one arm injured;
Thomas Rogan, foreman of the track,
seriously injured in the bead and
back; William F. Conway, of Lani
bertville, badly cut in tbe head; Wni.
Girdon, engineer en the main line,
br.dly injured in the left shoulder,
arm ai d head.
orRMWlORK I.FTT1.R.
New York, September 211, 1ST4.
ne m among chiliire.n. ! been bought for a year), and that tie
It is a terrible thing to eee a full-1 pwple mi3t buy. In this they are
grown man hopelessly under the in-J doubtless correct. Trade must re
lluence of alcoholic etiiculanis: it is i vive, but I bare : notion Oat hard
a thousand times worse to see a i times in New York is not altogether
worn.'
a confirmed drunkard. Lut
if it i s- fearful for adults, what can
bet .ouht of it in the case of chjl
dre i ? Drankeness among children in
thw city is quite common now, and it
is growing with fearful raDidity. One
boy in Brooklyn died last week aged
fourteen. A post mortem examina
tion revealed the fact that "death had
been caused bv the continual and
excessive drinking of the vilest mm."
The medical testimony went to show
that the vital organs had been liter
ally" eaten awav-. that the liver was
in as shocking a state as if it had be
longed to a drunkard of fifty years
standing. Tbe mother of the deceas
ed boy stated to the coroner that he
arrived at that stage when he could
do nothing but drink. He had not
eaten any kind of solid food for a con
siderable time before death.
I saw, yesterday, from my win
dow, a boy and a girl not over twelve
years of age tbe girl could not Lave
been ten rolling along the sidewalk
now in tbe gutter, then in the mid
dle of the street, both in a state of
beastly intoxication. Ragged aud
dirty, unkempt and unwashed, their
faces blazing with the lurid light of
bell, thev wore the debauched look
of drunkards of long standing. : Of
course they will keep on as they
have begun, and will, in a very few
ye ars, go to graves in Potter's Field,
of delirium tremens. The terrible
thing in all this is its frequency. In
the lower part of the city there are
thousands oi these juvenile drunK
ards. and then there are enouch of
them in the upper part, in the good
residences. The common practice of
keeping liquors on side-boards, and
using them at the table, is bearing its
fruit The American child is too
nervous, too easily excited, to make
such indulgences safe. There is
Romethinir in the atmosphere and1
climate of this Eection of the heritage
o
that makes rum in every form a dan
ger. And, unsafe as it is, there is no
city in the world where so mucb of it
is used
TUE TRICKS OF THE GAMBLERS.
The fact that gambling is a regu
lar profession, and regularity follow
ed as a profession, is well known,
but the methods are not as well
known. I came across a circular,
the other day, of a dealer in what
are politely called "sporting goods,"
that throws some Utile light on the
subject.
lbe manufacturer proposes to sell
to whoever wants such poods "advan
tage and marked cards," which san
be read from tbe back as well as
from the faces, an advantage that i3
obvious, for the player who knows
the cards reads his opponent's hand
readily. Then this dealer-obliges bis
patrons with cards cut peculiar shapes
by which any kind of a hand can be
dealt For example, the bucts ot
these cards are marked to Bhow the
size in the right hand upper corner,
and the suit in the left. A certain
mark in the right band upper corner
shows tbe card to be a king, and a
certain mark on tbe opposite corner
shows it to be a spade. Which
brings gambling down to a tolerable
degree of certainty.
But this dealer dosn't stop with
cards. He makes dice that will
throw any number you choose; and
furthermore be will sell you machines
which you may conceal in your
sleeve, by the aid of which you may
"hold out" cards or play extra ones.
And that a young man shall have no
luck of facilities for being a scoundrel,
he sells, for the absurdly small som
of fifty cents, a book giving full and
explicit directions for usinjr all his
devices.
I mention these things for the pur
pose of warning impulsive youths
who are just commencing that there
is no such thing as honest gambling;
that men gamble to win, and that
there is but one end to gambling.
In one a-ay or another the hawks
will pluck the pigeons. The gambler
never plays a game of chance on
his side it is a certainty.
HOTELS IX THE CITY.
The people who are
' brought
New York a certain number
times each Year growl (and very
justlv) at tbe enormous bills that run
up a?ainst them at hotels. One can
not live at any first-class bouse on
less than $7 per day; and if one's
tastes are at all extravagant, the cost
will come very close to twice that
sum. The fault is not altogether
with the proprietors the owners of
the property have something to do
with it. The rents paid for these
hotels are simply fearfuL For in
stance, the Fifth Avenue rents for
$200,000, the owners paying tba tax
es, assessments and repairs. But we
must guard carefully against shed
ding any tears for tbeSe martyrs.
Despite the enormous rent, the les
sees manage, to skin the public so
that they clear $250,000 per annum.
The Windsor, a finer but smaller
hotel, pays a rental of $125,000; the
Gilsey $85,000; the St. Nicholas $95,
000; the Metropolitan $105,000; the
Hoffman $75,000, and the Brunswick
i $35,000. On this latter house $2.i0,-
000 was paid for improvements in
1873.
You see tho proprietors have to
make tbe people pay to pay their
rents and keep up the style that the
said people seem to demand. It is
estimated that it costs the proprietors
of the .St. Nicholas $100,000 per
annum to keep the bouse in repair
and make good the ware and tare of
furniture. But not w ithstanding all
this, the prices, are too high, and
there must be a brake before
long. Wealthy men can afford to
pay these rates (tbey don't like to),
but in the country merchant in mod
erate circumstances the matter of
hotel bills is a very serious one. A
merchant from Wisconsin cannot
come to New York for goods and get
home again without its costing bim
$200, which is two percent, on $10,-
000 uis probable purchases. It
a hole in his profits.
cuts
BUSINESS
has revived a little not mucb, but
enough to make us feel that life is
not entirely extinct; that people still
live, and that they have got to eat,
drink and wear. The great tea house
of H. ii G. B. Farrington & . Co., in
formed me that since tbe war trade
had never been so dull as duriug the
first twd weeks of the present Septem
ber; and the dry goods, clothing,
hardware and boot and shoe men
bear similar testimony. I went
among them yesterday, and found
their faces a "little broader and not
quite so long. The buyers had evi
dently co&e to the conclusion that
they must have some goods, and had
"gone iu" to some extent They were
tossing goods about quiie lively,
though their purchases footed Bp
rather light. Notwithstanding, the
ImercbanU lanr on to tbe hope of
I fall business with commendable pluct.
: TT1, .-. en. ih civi-l-a .it i h rein n-
! ' - ' " , ,, . , .
! ir r arc ciubusicu i lur uuir i.n-v
owing to the hard times m the coon-
try. - I be importers are doicg fairly
well here the jobbers are tie suf
ferers. Is not tbe trade changing?
Is not the jobbing business leaving
New York and concentrating in the
cities in the interior? Are not such
points as Providence, Albany, Utica,!
Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo; .Cleve
land, Toledo, Chicago, St. Louis,
Detrof t, Cincinnati,"!. '" Far" nothing
of the hundred 6tualier centres, sup
ph'ing the retail merchants of their
respective sections ?.. What is the use
of the conntry nierchaats coming to
New York oftencr than. is .necessary
to know how the market moves,. from
actual inspection ? My opinion is that
the jobbing trade is leaving tbo city,
and that in ten years the interior.
points will do it -alL
-PlETRO.
Attnilt Harttfr SM.tl hwiclde Star
Oil City.
Saturday morning a horrible trag
edy was enacted on the Baliiet farm,
about four miles from Oil City, cn
the road to Pluriicr'. Here for some
time a Mr. Belser, his wife and fami
ly Lave' resided. For some 'week9
past Mrs. Grace Reiser, Lis wife, has
been unwell, ana jreqtientiy express
ing the fear that herself and children
would come to want. o eenous
construction had been placet! on ' bur
illness, and do evidence ofr insanity
bad been detected bv either the bus-
band or his children. Last Friday
morning Mr. Belser had 'occasion to
tro to St. Petersburg with a load of
lumber. Mrs. Belser Appeared as
a . ' 1 ! i 1
usual iLrouguout "Tne. uay, na
when she arose on Saturday morning
seemed in excellent spirits. A daugh
ter, aged about fourteen, batl kindred
the fire, when her niotber requested
her to get some potatoes out of tbe
flower cupboard and prepare them for
breakfast. As the giri stooped to
open tbe cupboard her mother struck
her in the back of the head with the
edge of d- hatchet. The bliit- par
tially bewildered the girl, aud as she
rose" to her feet her mother struckher
a second Wort, breaking . lief skull.
Tbe girl was tiot rendered iuseu&tble,
and began screaming for -help. . Her
older sister, hearing her cries, rushed
into the room, grappled, with her
mother, and after ' a ?err?rrr Ttrnggle
managed to get the' hatchet away
from her, and also the axe, and tart
cd for help, the "nearest neighbor
living about one . hundred aud fifty
rods awav. - i
The woman made do attempt . to;
follow Ler, but stood in the doorway
and watched her for a few moments,
then turning she grasped her young
est boy and attempted to throw , h;m j
into the well which stands near the j
house. Another boy about ten years
of age succeeded in getting the child,
away from her, and took him to a
place of safety. . The woman, foiled
in her attempts, sprang into the well
herself. Help in the shape, of a
neighbor named Leopold soon" ap
peared accompanied by the girl who
had gone for aid, and be succeeded in
getting the woman out of the well,
but she was dead, lue wounded
girl was at once attended to, and it
is thought by her attendant physi
cian that she may. recover.
The Pennsylvania State fair will be
held at Easton on Tuesday,' Wednes
Thursdav and Friday, September
20th and 30th, and October 1st and
2d.
Teachers' County Institute
The annual session of the Somerset County
Teaoliers' Institute lor the present year, will oi
held In the Court Honsc, in Somerset, commenc
ing '' - '.' i . ,
'On Monday, Octolxr Uth,'
at 2 o'cloek p. m.,' and closing cn Friday, 9i at 11
a. in.
Bt an art of Assembly each eonnty Snperin
tend'ent is required to rail an Annnnl meeting ol
the teachers of their fespeeiive counties a nui-h
time and place as is deemed most suitnMc and
convenient, and to irodde lie mcli inntraetors and
lecturers, and suvii apparatus as ii necessary to
carry on the work suco-sfluily.
It is therefore expected tliat nil who desire to
teach the ensuing winter will attend this meetincr,
thus manilestiiix thoir Interest In the profxioa,
as, it has been suggested that in tuU as iu oUier
coomies it lie made a matter of consideration in
grading and granting tertlacates.' .
PROGRAMME. !
Orsuotrattra; election of officers; opening ad
dress t ex-t'o. Snit. J. Jj. Pnirh.
JCeports. Tho following techers will prepare
rcjiorifloBSUtijeci&oi iiteirown suiccuoii."; oliiers,
whose names do not appear, nro also requested to
prepare, themselves. . i i
L J. Miller J. U. JAier. Wot. TeUivw. I. S. Sny
der, Jran?e Sorrier, Oeorire M. Uaker, M.S.
Yuiltzy, b. 8. Forney, Ed. Alanrvt. kow M't'liu
toek, I'. A. Hash, Geo. Countryman, V. S. Weller,
Wesler Adams. Albert Mellilleu, A; F. Swank,
Milt. Horner, Jac Borlicr, K. Y. I.hr, W. A.
Herkr v, ( triltin Cr&usc, I. r Pull, Ch.ts. Elrief.
Jere. .Miller. ,, ..,.
The ioiluwinz a?fl;rmTi-nls are made:
lU-eitaUon II. M." Elch'y. ; ;
The Beauties of Nature, 0. 11 Ce.
The Power of Expression and Thought. S.TJ
Trent. Ventilation, M. I. Iteieliy. . t
Text books, Fred. Oror. . - C - ' - -Ai'tronomy.
J. H. Whiiikcy; '.
' S-hool Oovernment, li. KUnyman.
Hie Lnre of Truth, Georire B; Martcr.
Arithmetic (the lie departure; li. 1', Il.j.k-
tnan.
trorl Ponlsl.ment. Jaroh S. MiUer. -Teacher's
iiualincati'ms. J. I. . Mecse.
Tiie Importance of History as aS:a1y, J.S.
Wasrner. . v . j : , .
t'ir-ula!lng Pevimslf, ft, H. Van Uitu,
Teachinir, a Professi". . C WcRcr ' -" " ' o .-
Essays. i he Mlncuig lady treu hers it HI pre
pare essa vs. selecting their own su!.ioc's: iiih
V. tstuliuian, Chrtsiie Holshue,- A lieu J. Delia,
cn. Anna liarte ItlcKindly Ella Kiniinid. lio-e
Huston. Eiziie Pooriwugh. Cynthia H;ii.-.iu.!.
Jeainio linker. AnnlcC Jr Wier, O.ra Pull, fcuilt-
van IHnn, Ellen Snyder, Jennie Kte!iardon.
Declamations. Jacob rrT. Wttham Uuechlv,
A. I). HcikIiv.
PlseuMi ns Ort boffM piny sir! hoW o totvhti it
opened lr D.l riiinippl. .
What tiranelies should pupils reHc without
bonks opened hy J. w. WaakMnd. ,
Posiiion ot el.tsscs during riviualcB opened In'
D. B. Snyder.. . .
How to" train tho attiK'.i 'n of rb sst--op"Jied b
J. JJ. 1UIIH.T. . ,
What would yon do tfrc first dny elix.'l eoimn-jo.
crl epenul bv J.CJ. Ketnlill. ' . , ,..
la what manner can Eiiirlifb pramm-ir lie m st
sucesstnlly tauirlit ia the common w li&ils ipui
eil hy Norman iMussclmsB. .
Any other sulieet picHctited br the eieroMrc
eoniiaUtee may be e'tsrutscd. The committee on
leachers Permanent Certitioatc will b elected
on 1 nurstay siirnsui.
instraciors. n e uve assurance ol I he aerriu-s
of several prominent tearlicrs from al.roa who
pronilso Odin, raoU'Al. schooloi.m nrk Pr.if.
iWctvoni, I'nntipal ol the Curry Instiluie, Plus
burgh, will be With ns the rntire Wi k. He wli
deliver a pablte loetnre on Wcinesdav evenii
B". a. it. iierr. Aiirakcny, will also tw preen
others have hem iuviir.l. We (eel safe in saving
that all who corny will bo amply repaid. iiiol
Dim-tors and Irlend? of c.iu- ail - n thriugh.ut tlie
county are ruiuestcd to meet with o.
- . . D. W. WILI
r' " ' ' Co. SupL
D. O. LENT. -,
B. A. CONOYrR
GLADE STA!i MILLS,
Lint & Co. lover, -
Having recently leased wliat'likno.vnaMhe
OIl Iemiioii Mill,
sltaateooe mile aonttr of Somersst. ani I. .t,m
put it in first class order, we arc prci.aied to do a I
kinds of grinding. Having purchased an engine
we are enabled to use cither steam or water power.
All work -.
WAR II A NTE 1) S ATIS FA CTO It V
If the grnU is In good coulitlorv
always kept vn baud. .
Flonr for sale
scplo .
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totich:
All Persons ars herehe rwilllil n.rf 1.. . p......
v ..... vj-i .j tuq ua icrsiKimi of nuaung,
uciiiok oi X . o' wstg nuis, uurries, c, j respa,
tr will tie strictly qcalt with acronlb-if tn law. '
; 8. P. I HIT, . J.J. Ol-MKEKT. I
PETEliOVSillEilT, JI. UlJIbl.l'l',
E. COB EH. 11. H. STAllf "
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EXECUTOR'S SALE.
( f vir.Ui, ,,r
the last will anl testament of Ben-
? iskiid TnulKiL la: of !4oui hafm,ton UK. Somer
,!;.li..,deeett. - .l.lIUlltheh.lluwalgiil
csiato, lata lhcproiH!t;y of said deceased,
Oi Saturday, October 3, 1374,
at I o'clock, on th premiss, vis: A eertaln tract
of land situate lrt' said township, adjoinimr lands
f John Lydig. Tbnross Moore. TiwoiM Bowers"
heini el !.. Oi itttininir, 65 acre., more or leas. &lxut
S4srrerlr'l, with tmeaod a lielX siofT frame
rittWlin hoaxe tncreiiti 4rortol. ltb a irwl cellar.
Tnore is pt jriiie of water aai MOT fruit
trws on the fircmiiK'S. Tbe land l underlaid with
rtial, iron ore sad limestone: also oareoieut to
chim ues, kIhxi! Loawis, aus. Term made known
on day ol iol. S A3I L Jt-L CAM r,
A
DM I XI STU A TO R'S NOTIC E
i.eiU) uf Jonathan Walker, lit a of Suiaioil tpn
- KWn tffadniiaistratimi cm Hi6a!.westehaT.
ln len xrauted to Uie andersijrncU lijr the pnp
r auUturilT. cwti M hereby H tveu twtlmse in
debted to it tu uiakclwmedlale pavntenLand tiling
rmvinit claims airaiu.i it will p.eflfiU. tnem for
6ciueuaeui auu allowance.
L.ANXELP. WALKER,
se)i'J Administrator.
ELECTJOH PROCLAMATrOH,
AV TAX CoStMi.HWEAI.TB.
' Whereas, in and bv an Act of the Oeneral As.
s.-rnbly of ihe tJommouwoal'.ri of I'er.asylvanla,
entitled "An Act relating to the eleetioas of the
C-Hiimiaiwenlth,' passed SJ Say of July A. l.
l5.a, it is made the duty of the Sheriff of every
county within this Common wealth to giv public
notice ot laectenarai t.iue,ions, ana iu ue.u no
tice la vnumerale :
L The object of the election. '
4 To destgnats the placa at which tho election
Is to I held. ; ...
L OLIVER KXEPPKK. High SberllT of the
County of Simerset, do hereby maka known and
give tms public notice to tiie electors ol tne cvuu
ty Somerset that
OoUol. TUESDAY of NOVEMBER, next,
being the anl day of the mon.li) a General Elec
tion will Deneni at tne sererai election uiuriois
established by law In sutd t Viunly. at which time
t hcv will vote by ballot for tbe several ottiecs here-
iuaiU r named, via.: .
TWO PEUSONS for the office of Ju-!ge of the
Supreme Court of the CouimonwcaltBol pennsyt.
rnuia. -
ONE PEKSOX for tho o!fie of Lieutenant
G.jvernor of the Commonwealth of Penniylvania.
ONE PEHStlN for tho ofhe of Auditor Gen
ml m the kiimnnwealth of Pcnosv IvaniSk
O.NEl'l.HSOX lor the othee of Secresury of
Internal Attairs fr the t.'ouimoriweallB ot Penn
svlvunia. "ONE PEKSON, In conjunction with the coun
ties ol Belfcrd. Cambria and Blair, for tho ollice
of Representative iu the tJongresa of tho t'uited
States.
O.NE PERSON, in conjunction wi:n me coon-
tb'S of Bedford aud Fulton, for the otnee ol blale
Senator for the Cominonweallh of Pennsylvania.
TWO l'EHSONs lortho otlice of JUembers ol
the Hone of ltepresentatlves of the Common
wealth ut Pennsylvania. ;
ON E PEliSON for the o:uco ol visirici Altor-
nev rf said cmnty.
ONE PEU.SON for the oUlco ot cotnaus stoncr
of said county. -
ONE PEKS9N ror the cim ci county u r-
vcvorol said county. .
ONE PEKHON lor the omce or poor ttonso
director for s;i id county.
ONE PEIWti.N lor t:ie o;n.-3 oi vvuaij anu-
toB iur said cuunty. j -
1 also hereby make known, aud give notice,
hnt the tdac4s of liolding the . aforesaid
V Wllim. In the sevor.il bomuetis nni townships
wilhin the county of Somerset, are us follows, to-
wit:
Tha electors of th Ix.rritiari ana townscip oi
Somerset, to meet at tho Court .House, In said
borough. - :
Tba elortorsofthe township of Milf'frtl. to meet
at the house lalcly occupied by Thomas King, in
:Vid t.wntflllp. '
The electors oi icw t.nierviiie, 10 meet n.i iuv
SehrK)! house In said borouirh.
The electors of the township or Lpper t'urgcy-
foot, to nioet at the bouse of John A. Shuns, in
said township. '
The electors of the township of liwer iuraey-
foot. to meet at the school house In l.rslna bor.
The electors ol the boroo.it n ol t rsma, to meet
at I lie school house in said borough.
The electors of the townshiool Addison, to meet
at the house of Levi Bean, in Petersburg, in aaid
fctfwnship.
The electors of tli tnwnsliiD vjf Middlecreek
to meet at the house occupied by Aaron Hcvhler,
in ."Aid lowusnip.
The electors of the towmhln of Elkl wk to meet
at th new school house, Iu the borough of Salis
bury.
The electors of the borough of Salisbury, to
meet at the new school house, in said borooicli.
The electors of the township of "summit, to meet
at the school house in Bale City borongh.
The electors ol the borouirh ol 1 'ale city, to meet
at the school house In fnld borough.
The electors ol the borougn oi w euersourg, to
to meet at the school bouse in said borough.
The electors of toe townsuln ot Ureeuviilc. to
meet at the school house, ia Pocahontas, iu said
township.
The electors ot tne townsnip oi nontnampion,
i meet at the bou.-c of J. L. Kennel, in said town
shin.
l be electors of the township of-Northampton,
to meet at the l,oue of John Poorhaugh, in said
township. - .
TheJMeetori of the township of Larimer, to meet
at the bouse formerly occupied by Wm. May, In
eaj'l township.
The fb-ctors oi tne norongn oi iieriin, to meet
at the house of Anabald Comptoc, in said bor
oush. The electors of the township of Brotnersvalicy,
to meet uL Burner's scliool liousc in said towu-
sh'p.
Tho elector of tho township of Stonyereek, to
meet at the school house at Sluinksville, in said
township.
The electors of tho borough of Styostown, t
meet at the house formerly occupied by Henry J.
Miller, tn said noroua-n.
ntie ehxtors of the lownshlii of Onemahonincr.
to meet at the house of Jacob Custer, in Stoya-
town.
The electors ot the townshln of Alleehcnv. to
meet at the house of George A. Kiuimeil, In said
township. -
llie electors 01 ine oorougn oi jscw jiauimore.
o meet at tho house of , in said
borough.
The electors orthe uiwnship of tinemangh. to
meet at tho bouse of Peter Levy, in said town
ship.
The elector of the township of Shade, to meet
at the hus of Jacob lietnian. in said township.
Ihe electors or the township of faint, to meet
at the school house erected on tbe lands of Henry
Uerxey, in said townsnip.
1 nc electors oi i ne townsnm ei jenner. to meet
at the house of Thus. Gallagher, at Jenm-r X
Koads, in said brwnship.
Hie electors ol tbe townfblp or Jetlcrsrin, to
meet at the house of Solouion Baker, in sahi
township.
The electors of the ttorougu of Jennemlle, to
to meet at the School house iu said
borough.
SPECIALATTEXTION to hereby dlrei
.oil to
tueMh Article ol the New Const itntlon.
Section 1. l-ery male citiientwenf y-one venrs
ofage, iwisscssiiig the following qaaiiticalious.
shall be entitled to a vote at all elections.
First. He sliall have boo aeitixenaol the I'nl.
ted Suites at least one mouth.
Second. He shall have rxfiio.l In tho Stale
one year, (or if having prcviouiJy ta-csi a qualiti-
cu elector or native iHini cn urn oi ino iutc, lie
shall have re move 4 Iniui and returned, then six
ra.fiths,) imnioiiiately preceding the cleoiion.
Third. He shall have reside in the election
district where he shall oder to vote at least two
months Immediately preceding the election.
Fonrtii If twentv-two vaorsaf aire or nnwards.
lie sliall bare paid niLiiiu two yen a Suite or,
County tax, whb h shall hat e lieen assessed at
least Iwo months and paid at least one month bo
fore the election.
Seeti m 4. All elections bv the citizens shall be
by ballul. Every ballot shall be numbered in
the order .i which it shall be roicive.I. and num
ber reconied by tbe election odieen. on tiie list of
voters, opposite the name of the elector who pre
sents the ball.. Any elector mav write bis name
upon his Ticket or cause the Siiue to he writum
thorm and a:testej by a citiT.an of ths district.
The elcwii.m ofheers shall bo sw im or sfnrmed
not to disclose bow any clretor shall have vot4
uuie rcquireu tooo so as witnesses hi a judicial
prirfwdlng. . -1 - -
Seotion S. Electors shall in all cases except
treasi ii. felony and brench or suretyof tho peioi
be privileged Iroin arrest durum their attendance
on elections and iu g.d:ig to and returning tlierc-
inm; -. -. t . .....
Section d. V licnevcr anv of the nualiiied eb-c-
torsol this Comiiiouwcolth snail be In actnal mill.
tary service, under a requisition rroju the I'rcsl
rio&t id the liitted States or by the authority uf
this Commonwealth, sueh electors mav exereh-n
theriitht ol sullrnge in all elections bv citizens.
under eu ti reculaitnns as are or shall lie lirrscrih.
ed by uiw, as lully as it they were .reent at their
usual place ol election.
Sttiii7. All laws rfa-uUiinu llw 1,,,: !!,.. t
elections by Ihe citiieus or f ir the registraiiuu ol
eloctors shall be uullortn throughout the State
but uo elector shall lie deprived of lbe l.rii ilcu-e
ol voting by re.-m ol bl n imo n .i being regis
tered. .. ...
Section 8. Anv person who s'.mll -rim ,.r n..',
iscorotlertogU, loan elector, aiiy money, rc-
ar.l, or other valuable cineiden.ii.io (ur i.. w,.i
at as election, or for withholding the s.i-nc or
wli shall give or promUe to give such considera
tion to any other p -rson or party r-r such elector's
vote or lr the withholding thereof, and any elec
tor who shall reoeivi! or agree to rcocive, lor him
self or jor another, any money, icnarj or oilier
i.u..ie vo.-iaeraiiii lor uk vote atan election,
or If.-r withbulillng tiie sumo shall thereby n.rfeit
Ihe nirht to vole at sn h elec:ioii. mid anv el-tor
ahi.se right to votiiKliaii ha i.i:iiini.,r.i.'r. i.
caue U lore til elec I ,u ollieers. shall ba -..nir.
td tesMtcurorafttnii lh.it the matter of thecbal
lorure Is untrue lieiore his Vote shall be received
Sec; km 9. . Any person who shall, while a enM
dnteloroirl. lit guiity of brilrv. fraud, or will
ful violation of any tl .;ou lawshall be forever
disiiu.-itiiiwl irotn hoi. itf ea , ft: ..trust or pro
lit in this nuijiKaiia, an, anv person i..n
vicied ol williul violaiH.u ol i l.e'elreii.m lis
shall, in o.!.li;Kn lo an p wubii s provi.io I pv
law. be deprived olii,e light ids j!lr.:g;. abs dirc
ly lor a term ot fi nr years. -
Section li -1-orilke purose f voting no. per
son Shall be de med to have g.iinLd a r.sl bi.ee
V l""In " presence. r los: it hy reason of
... a.i.-K.r-.. wi.nueiupioyetl iii Ihe service, eiiher
civil or n.l.it.iT.v, iH this Slate or tt tin I 'n, aftsl
Suilea.Kwkild vngugesl in Hie navig.vlort of
tl.ewa:eis..itinsSta.ror :he fnttc4 S.:cs,
or ,m itbs i stag, i,T vWo ,enl , BUV
, g. nor wbiio koi-t tu auv
p-. r nouseor..:b -r as, iuia at pubijo expense, nor
......vV, ,i.l.U)MMV
; Section Ik Uis rici election bvards shitll" cm.
ioiaju.ig.! a.,i iw.. I.,-Mn- .7s. wlv, i!':ail b
chosen ully by the ci.Uuus. liu-h Vloctor
sliall hate Ihe riht i vctc lur in 111 !7o i jd one
, ',. r T " 'ni'-vlor Shall pp
.h . i . i i ' . V,"V" 'xwrd-b r any u-.w dis
triet h:. Ik selociol aul vacancies iu election
board, tilled rs Isa provido.1 by law. Elec
tion ol leer, shall be privileged fron, ,rre,t upon
davs ol elec ion. and while mgagod In imi'.ing up
tion Iraad, ft lebmy, w for wanlon branch of the
oJ? i,,?' tJ.my leiin exom,,!!, from
jury Uuty during theirlcrai. ol sorvlco.
Seotion U. No person shall lwquajillo.1 to aerro
mod flection orliuer who sbiUl bold, or shall wilh.
Ituworamnlis baveh Id auv otlice, appointment
or eiapl .jiuent In or wnder ilia Kjveruro'eut of the
I nltid Slates or of this Stale, or uf any citv, or
county, or of any mum-ipa! boarl ; cMiimlss'ioo or
fa-nst iu ituy cliy. saveimly pis; ins of lbe peace
an l aldermen, notaries public and pcrs .ne in
millllaservleeof the Slate; nor shall anyalectiou
o.'licer lie eligible to any civil otlice to be ailed at
an o-ciiou ni wuien ne sliall seave, sive only to
such fubonlinato mnniripal or lociil olHtrs. as it
ih ill be designated kvircneral law. " .
- And also to the folios pig Acts of Assembly at.w
In force in this :aie. vji.: ...
ActofJOiu June luTfT '
Section i. Atal. elocCois hereaft ?r hold under
the laws oi this wminouwealiu. thi polls shell be
opened at s?veu o'clock A. .M.an l eks;dat itven
o'rbk P. HI..
Section 7. Whenever llifrr shall be a vaconcr
In an election board on the uotuing of an ilw
ti-m, sail vacancy shall be. (tiled: i.i cmronnitT dis--linre of their duiies: and If sail electlooolfl. I f ; pJ COURT SALE,
with existing laws. I cers shad refuse to penuil satdtn ersrtrs to be pres- I I
Sec.ion s. At theoponlr.ar "f the p..lU at all ; cot. an 1 pejlonn theiruu:i as afores).!. un of- : W wl,rilf .3., tu,,a . u-
elections it shall be the duty ol the ju.!es of ; cer or ouiccra sbail tn. ga.liy of mlsoemeanor. "J u " . cvuLiv 1 n- oi
election lor their respective districts (a diKn.e i " e.vleil.a thereof suU n. 6-U exxxd- "n?"' "- ' oa ill" r--n. "s,
one of tho luspe,-tors, whoso duty It sha:i l t , iJig one tu MMB.i dollars, ur tmfr.smont ..t ex- rtucl, wa wi.i sell at J-uolic sa.e, ou iu r..-.. ,
have in ensto.fr the registry of voters, ani io.oeo.liugoneye.tr. or both, in tnediscrotlcBor tho ; l,fr,!n,i f) -t,.1u-r ! 0 I 1
make the entries therein required bv law ::.n,l it eouvt: or it tne overseers saaii be driven a way trvtn i t "1 Z".lViraal, .):l'jUi r l', l-.i f;
snail oo I no uuty ol the other ol sid lnse''.ors v
receive aad numlier the ballots preiiiei at s.ild
election.
The s tid act or Assembly entitle-1 '-an at rein
ting to lbe eleetlonsof this Cominonwej!.';, "pars
ed JnlyS, IMa. provides as loliows, v.s :
"Tliat tliu losiieetura and .lu.ljs shall nic.'-f at
the respective pi tci-s appiinred Tir h l ling !h
elecU.Mj iit tij.lilri,-t at which liir v reMwciivelv
belong : before J o'clock in tho morning of th 1st
Tuesitay ol November, and each sail insp-srlor
shail apix.int oue elerk who shall be a qualtlled
voter of such district.
In ease the person who shall have receive 1 the
second hlglicst nnmherof votes for Inspovtorsliull
not attend on tho day of any election, tho.i ;lio
person who shail have received Ihe se- on-i highest
nnmherof voles for Judge at tho next preceding
election shall ai-t as Inspector li his pla.-o. And
In case the person who Shalt f-avo roceive.l tiie
hlgliest nuinuer ol votes for insi.- Ior sti.ill not
attend, the person elected Jo'igeJshRli .ip.itil an
Inspector In tils place, and U eas: too pcrn
elecwd Judge shall not attend, th mi ic inspector
whoreceiveii tho highest nur.'l). r c . voles sliull
apiut a Judge In his place: an I if tnv vacancy
shall continue in the board for tho spiice of ono
hour after the time fixed bv law tor the otvnioir
of tho election, the qualified voters of tho town
ship, ward or district Uit wiiich such officer sh ill
have ten elected, present atthe place of election
shall elect oueol their number to hU such vatau-
cy.
Section 9. All elections bv the citirens h!i
by ballot : every baliot voted shell be numbered
In the order in wlip.-b Italian be roeeirwl. ami tuu
numlier reconied by the clerks on the tit ol vo
ters opposite the name ol the eieetor from whom
reccircti. An I any voter voting two or more
tickets, the several tickets so vote ! shall ea U he
numbered with the number eorresponiing wish
the number to Cie name of the voter. Any elec
tor may write Lis name upon his ticket, or cause
tbe same to be written thereon, and attested bv a
ciiiieuotthe district. In addition to tho out a
now prescribcl by law tobe taken and snhscritwd
by election orBcers, they shall several: r be sworn
or atbruiee wA. to disclose how any elector shall
viava voteu, unless required to do so as witnesses
in aiiRllcial proeceding. All iudires. lnsiiectors.
clerks, and overseers of anv election held under
this act, shall, hclore entering upon their dulira,
be duiv sworn or altlrrncd in the nrcs'-nce of each
olher. The judge shall be sworn by tho minori
ty Inspector, if there shall ba such ruinorttv in
spector, then by a justice of the peace or alder
man, and tho inspectors, overseers and eierks
shall be sworn by the judge. CertlhVatri of such
swearing or allirming shall be dul y made out arid
signed by the officer so sworn, and nttos;ed by
tke officer who administered, the oath. If any
judge or minority inspector refuses or fails to
swear the ollieers of election in tho manner re
quired by this act, or 11 any ollieer of election
hail act without belnir first duty sworn, or if anv
ollteer of election shall sign the form of oath with
out being duly sworn, or If any judge or minority
insjiector shall cer;ily that any officer was sworn
when he was not. it shall be deemed a misde
meanor, and upon conviction, the oniecror oilicers
so ollcnding si.ull be fined not exceeding one
thousand dollars, or imprisoned not exceed one
year or both, in the din re I ion of the court.
1 also ifive oihetat notice to the electors of Som
erset County, that bv an act entitled "An Act
lurther supplemental to the act relative to t tic
eloeiion of this Comaiouwcaidi. approvid Jan.
30, A. I. f,i :"
That it is provided In section Id. that on the d;iy
of eioclioa any person whose namo Is not on tbe
aid list, and claiming um right to vote at tbo said
election, shail produce at least one qualilied voter
of Ihedifltrict aa a witness to the residence of tbc
claimant in the district in which he claims to be a
voter, for a period of at least two momhs next Pre
ceding saiu election, wnicn witness auau take and
subs;rilie a written or partlv written and partly
printed affidavit to the facts stated by him. which i spoctora in carrying ou the same: trial 1 will not
affidavits shall define clearly where Tho residence j glvc my consent Unit any vole or lik"t shall lie re
is, of the H-rson so claiming to be a voter ; and ! eeived ir.ira auy crsa other than su-!!i as 1 nruily
tlie persrm socbuuiing the right to vote shall also
tako aod subscribe a written orpartlv.writtcn aud
amy pnmen amuavit, stating, to the best of bis
nowledire ami belief, where and when he was
born, that he has been a citizen uf the VnltH
St; !,. Ic rmn mmith t, nf tho Conimonweall li
Of Pennsylvania : that be has residnd in the Coiu-
mou wealth one year, or If formerly' a nualii'iCl
elector or a native bom citizen thereof, and hafl
removed therefrom and returned: that he has re
sided therein six mjnths proceeding suid election;
mat no pas nsiiieq in tno district in which he
claims to be a voter lor the period of at least two
months Immedluiclv preceding said election: that
ho has not moved Into the district for tho nui.
pose of voting therein: that he has l( ?2 years of
aire and upwards, paid a Slate or County tax
within two years, which was assessed at lens: two
months and paid at lesist one monlh, be!. .re s.ti 1
election; and. if a r.aiiiralicd citizen shall also
state when, where and by whatcourt he was na
turalized, and shall also' produced his certiriea'e
of naturalization for examination ; that said alii
davit shall also slate when and where tho tax
claimed to be paid by lbe a:!iaul wus as-csjed, and
when, where and to whom pai I : and tiie tax re
ceipt therefore shail he produced lor examination,
unless the ailiant shall stale in his atlidavit that
it has been lost or destroyed, or lout bo never re
ceive I auy; but II the person so claiming the
the right to vote shall lake and subscribe an atli
davit. that he is a native-born citizen of the Cul
led States. )or if born elsewhere, sliall s'ate the
fact in his ahiiiavit, and shall pr.iduce evidence
that he has been naturalized, or that be is em i! led
to citizenship bv reason oi his father's naturaliza
tion ;) and shall further suite in his atlidavit that
he is. at tbe time of making the affidavit, between
the ages of twenty-one .-jkI twenty-two years : that
behiuibeona citizen of tho United Suites one
month, and has resided in the State one vear,
or, if a native born citizen of the state and remov
ed tlicrelroin and rciunied, that he had resided
therein six months next preceding said election,
and in the eleotion district tiiuinedUtely two
months preceding su.-h election, he shall
be entitled to vote, although he sU.ill not
havo paid taxes; the said altldaviis of all
persona making such claims, and lbe affidavits of
the witnesses lo their rcsidruee, s'.utll be preserv
ed by tho election board, and at the close ol the
election they shall be enclosed with the list of vo
ters, tally list and other papers required by law to
bo hied by the ltd urn Judges wilh tho Pro! lu.no
tnry and shall remain on hie within the Proth.. no
tary's olliee, subject to examination, as other b-c-tlou
papers are ; If the election otficers shall find
tliat the applicant or possesses all tho
legal qualification of a voter lie shall
be permitted to vote, and the namo
shall bo added to tbe list ef taxables bv the
election officers, tho word "tax" being added
where the claimant claims to rote en tar, and the
word "age" where he claims to voto on age ; the
same words being added by tho elerks in eac's
case respeotlvoiy, on the llsis of parsons voting at
such election.
A Li, that in section 11th of said'Act, It is pro.
vided that it shall bo lawful tor any qualiuod
Citizen of the district, notwithstanding the name
of the proposed voter Is contained on the list of
resident taxable, to challenge the vote of such
persons ; whereupon the same proof of the riiciit
of suilratre as is now required by law shall be pu!
liely nude and acted on by the election board, and
the vote admitted or rejected, according to lbe
evidence; every person claimlmr to be a naturaliz
ed citizen shall be required to produce his natur
alization certificate at tbe election before Toting,
except where be has been for five years, consecu
tively, a voter in the district in which he oliers to
vote ; and on the vote of such person being receiv
ed. It shall be the duly of tho election olhcers to
write or stamp on such ccrtiueate the word "vo
ted," with tho day.roonth et year; and if any elec
tion officer or oliieers shall receive a second v.rte
on the same day, by virtue ortho saino eertiBcate.
excepting where sons are entitled to vote by vir
tue of the naturalization of their fathers, they
and tiie person who shall olier such secoud vote,
upon so oUcii-iing shall bo guilty of high misde
meanor, oad on conviction thcre-if, he fined or im
prisoned, or both, at the discretion of the Court ;
but the lino shall not exceed live hundred dol
lars in each cas3, nor the iuiorist nment mire than
one year ; tin. like punishment ennil be iidlictcd
on emivicll.m on the o!"t-ors of election who shall
neglect or refuse to nuik.-, or r:ue to tie mad.i,
tho endorsement required as alur. s:.i I o i said an
turalii:U.,n tenlh.-ale.i
Also that In section 12 ofsii I Act. it Is provide!
lhat if any ebviti.m ollieer slrtii r.'i'.is., or negiccl
tr require such proof ol tbc right of snfirage as is
pri'Scritied by this law or thu laws to w In, h this is
a supplement, from any tiers in olieiii'g lo vote
whoso name is not on 1 iie list ol ass-. sncd voters, or
whose right-to vote is challenged by any qualilied
voter present, ami shtill admit so'-ii person to vote
without requiring such proof. ,ery iktsoii so ol
fendiug sliail, njiou conviction, be iruilry of a higii
miriciricanor..aiid shall be ik-nleneed for every
such oliencc, to pay a line n jl exceeding live hun
dred dollars, or to undergo an imprisonment, not
more than one year, or either or both, at Ihe dis
cretion of the Court.
Also that ia section 23 of said Act. it is provided
that tbe same rules and regulations shall apply
at every siccial election, and at every siqieratc.
city, borough or want election, in all rcspec'.g, as'
at tho general elections.
Als.i tliat In section 17 of said at. It is privlii" I
Hint lbe respect Ivo as as.s.nrs, iniM--".ors umi
jiid-jes of the election shail each have the power
to a-lmlnls.cr oaths to any person cUimmg the
right lo bo assessed or the rigid of suil'ragu. or in
reirard to any other matter or thing required to
be dune or inquired into by nnv ol said ot'j -ers uu-
dcr this act ; and any williul false swearing bv
cy t erson in relation to any matter and uiing
cone 'ruing which they sluill lie lawfully interr,
gaici i.y any ol sal. I oIiic-.ts or ov ers .c-rs. so ill i j
1 uni-bed as' perjury.
Sjit'. la. Any astvssor, ciecttm oiHecr or p.Tsf.n
aplK.inie.l ks au overseer, who slnll niiect or re
fuse to iierrornj anv uuiy rnplne-d bv this net. witli-
oul reasonable- or leai catHe, shall be-suhjoct to a
pjn-tlty ol one hundred dollsrs; un.i if any ai-scss-.r
shall kiiowincly assess any jM.'rson as a vi.tcrwiio
is uot qualilied, or shall wiliully reiuse to asr ss
anyone who is quililie.l, be shall lie gnilty of a
mis lciueanorlu olliee and ou convictiontn; punish
e.1 by a line not excelling one thousand tti.l n rs, or
iiiiprisoomcnt n d execeoing two years, orboth, al
the ohx-reilon of the e.iurt, and also be suhj.vt lo
nniiclion for ibiniigcs by th party wggrictc.1; and
If any parson shall Iraudiiieutly alter, a.id to. de
face or destroy any list of voters made out as direct
ed by this !'t, of tr-'r down or remove the sirnc
fnan the place when- it has been hxed. with irau.n!
lent or misclilovous Intent, or lor any liuj.r..t rpur
p.is, the person s otlcIKlhig shall he guilty of a
misdemeanor, aod on eouvlctjon shall punislitrd
bv a line not exceeding lve hundred dollars, or im
prisonment not exseeuing two years, or bolb, al tho
ilis-reuon of the court: and 11 any jierson shail. by
violence or intimidation, drive, or aitctnpt todrlvc
from the polls, any person or persons apwintcd
liy tho court to act as oversevrs ol aa ticeuon.
In any way ' wilfully prevent said overseers
from lierfor'uttnglheiiuiies enjoiniN np.n them
1-y ibis acl, sncli iiersons shall I guilty of a nils
uTOcaiior, an.t Uiou couvK'tbin tberoor sh.itl be
pitnislicd by a buo Dot excecling una thousand
di.lturs, or by linr'riS4.nmciit not cx-ceoing two
years, or Imth. at the discretion of tlieisairu. Any
'person who shall on the day of any eleciinn, visit
a polling place in any ekvil.-n ii n .l at which
he is not rr.titlcfi to vote, and shall use intimida
tion or violence for the purpfcSe of prevent tug any
ollieer of elect iun from perfuimiurf Iheduti.s re
quired of him bv law, or f' Ihe purpose of j.re
Vcwt lug any qualittcil voter of such district cx'r
oUliighis "right Iu vole, or Irom exercising his
right 1 1 chalUngo any icrs...n oticring u vole,
such iers..n shall be deemed guilty oi a mis.lo
moan ir. aud npon conviction tlicreot, sliaii be
punished by a fine not exceeding ono thousand
dollars, or by inipris.iiucht not exceeding two
years, or butli. at llie dlscreiiouof tbe court. Any
clerk, overseer or election ollieer, who shall ths
ciose how auy eleolor shall have Voted, unless re
quired lo do so In a judicial proceeding, shail l e
guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof shall bo punished I.y a fine not exceeding
isie thousand dollars, or by Impris imcnt not ex
ceeding two years, or both, iu tho discretion ol the
court. ' . .
Skt. 4. On tho po'.Ulun of five or ra ire citizens
ot any election district, selling forth that the ap
pointment oi overseers is a reasjniible precaution
to secure the purity and fairness of tho election in
said district; it shall be llie duly of the onrt of
Common picas fit tne prjicr county, all the taw
judges of the s il l court able to act at tbc lime con.
curiing. to appoint two jil iii-i-ius. sober and Intel
ligeiiteitlz usul the said district belonging to dlf-
wreut pol!:t;lpam", overseer ot election to su
pervise the procdiiigsuf election ollira thereof.
and to make nqsirl I ti e same as they ivrv 1 re
quired ny sucn court, ham overseers shall be per
sons qiiaiilied to s-.'no njnai electloQ boards and
shall nave trie right to lie present wilh the otficers
oi saeu ci tcj.iu uunug ine whole time tue sainc is
bel i. ine v.it.-s c.u.T.e,!. an l the returns made out
and signed bv the elocliun o!1n-n- m l... .
i they fee proper: to tjiallrnge fcnv tier-
son ofT.Ting to v'
, io oi.. trogaie i.pn a(,-i
er oalli. In reg.-.rd to liis rilit ol
wltn.-facs un.l
frage at s.nd election, and to examine Ids papers
proilu-ed; and the oiHcers of said election arc re -quired
U.allonl to said overseers, so selected aud
apjioiiiteJ every fooveulence and ticllitv for the
-If au.vRT,n Lull prevent of attempt to pre-
vent any o'licorof an eii:ii under this act Irom
hol.lin siuh w.,,, . . .h.i
iciiea to any such ottlc r. and shall interrupt or im
properly tntcrlere with hiia in tho execution of his
duty, auall bick up or attempt to blis-k up tho win-
i,.... ,r. ..M . " , 7... .". i.
uow or avenue to auy win-mw where tno same
not exceeding hve hundred dollars, to be imprison-
ed for any lima not less than m oot nwf, tan
twelve mouths, and If it suulllwstiowo toiho court
where the trial of such &eac shad be had, that
tiie person so oiren ling was not a nwident of tke
roe vir l ... .liairi wk.m rh. tt.i.1 .ll.nn w.i
irt.i enjsio vxa vvui iwiiviu suaii ibisni til any sr taiu
committed, and uoi eutitled lovvte taereio, ou eon-
vieiion, bo sliaU be Scutenced topayatmo not less!
mav i
t Uoi-ien, or Shall riotously disturb the teace ol f,Ka K..'.i . .'
such election, or slu.ll asa or practice intimidatiott, I ? l''? ' i l.hA r " "'. tl."
llireats. lorso or violence, wila tne .lestga to indu ! itU Pl'TjL Zt'il ? ipM annxtlly to
eneo unduly or overawe air elector, or prevent him . "'T" SfT'T',, 11 1-, , ' '' "
lr,.m voiini, or to res;ra m t freedom ot chotse, at her deih tne prin..'imi !here.,i lo irs ar,.
tuau one Hundred cr more than one mousana 001-;
lars, and bo imprisoned not iess tn ui six mouths v-f , , .... . , . v
nur mom man to yea-s. I B' vrao of an order of s.-.!e bstu-ig ut i f :h-
II any pcrsoo or prrsont shU nuike any bet or ; Orp" Curtol S Hnersct county. P -. t j turn -n-wagcr
u.iop the result of an election within the j tixtcit, 1 wid sc.l at public saic, vn the preaiL-.s,
Conim'nitealtu, orshall o:ler to make any such bet ; i v- J i i it -t
or wager, either by verlMil prucUmatiim thareoi or j C" duluruay, Uci'jOCr IU, tilt,
by any written or printed advertisement, or invito !
uny person or cnous to make sch bet or wager, J l.Ve "oliowtng real esiate, Lite tne e:.i;e :a.
uu-iti conviction thereof he or they ahull lorlelt and ishiT, ol tfjtnerset towusiiip. decaiis..:, towiu
ly three limes the amoUDl so bet or odered to b A ceriam tract ol laud si:u itc in sv..fu-.-rct cp.,
uet, ' Som -rset county Pa., a.ijomi.'ig Lin-.s ol J. r..itL-a
And the election laws of the Commonwealth fur- , Case -eer, now or formerly, Aor-ilum B.ikr an i
ther provide tht "Tne lu.-j.ee tors. Judges and "-l--rS oouuiiuiog a a.:res aud H p.-n :us. s-.r.-1
clerks sliaU. bcr-.re entering uu the .miles of their j measure, wun u.e appurtenances. The tiuj.rote
oihces. aovcraUy take and subscribe tuo oath or al- nl,u :l dwelling bouse and suolc, ta .auu
hrmauon hermuulier aircctd. whkfc shsll bw ftd- i "l?' :lat un.ier teuce.
mmisiered to tttein bv any Judge. Ablennaa or
Jusiiue ol tho Peace: but It uo su.-u magistrate be
pecsent, one of tho ins uoclors ol tbo election siutll
a.imiuister tne oat a or arhrmatioa to tiie other
judgf, and inspector, and thcu tne iuspector so
ijuaiiilcd siiall administer the oaib or aoirmatlon
to turn.
"Tne inspectors, judge and elerks requlredj.y
law to hoia tno lowmtiiip and general eicctious,
shall tuke and subscr.be tne several oatiisor atlirui
atiuns, required ly the I'J'-b, 2o;n and iilst sections
ot llw aci ot the - I day of July, 1sjK. eutitlcl "An
act relating to tiie elections ot this Common
wealth," wnich oatns or adinnatiiais shail be pre
pared and administered iu the manner prescribed
ui the ls.Ii and -'l sections of the said act, and tu
additiou to the power con lerre.
by tue 1Mb section
ol saii net, the judjje or either of the iunpeesora
snail have iHwer to an tpmjstL-r too otitis iTescnu
ei by .iid m-t louiiy clerk ui (fcneml or township
ttiettion.
Tl.e lollwin-; shall he the form of the oiuh r af
firm.itija taken hy each.ii.pcccr, vik: "1 (A.
li. ) du thai 1 niii duly acu-nU tw the cnaumg
elfciiuu ltii ii:'4 tiie contxiiuauce therwi, us au m-.-IK-ttor
an i tuat I will nt receive any ticket or
vote from au perin.oUieriliiusu -,b ud i ttuili hnu
lv Im iSfVM i.s ie. &c3jiiiini: to the bruvtaitjuj uf ttia
custuuu'm ana tho ww ui tuu Cuniiaunweaittiv
em ltiwi tuvutu at such election, wnr.out iv.tutnu
?uva PTi.ien- oi the nnt w vote as id uirwiea vy
luwr, w.tr will 1 vcx-iiwusty ueitiy or reiuse to re-
evive any rote fruui auy pt-rrn wito 1 s6n.lt believe
to be eniitieil to role aa an-n sai.I, t ut that 1 will
in all tJiinsj. truly, impartially ami laithluily r-
form my uuty therein, to the uest ol my ju-iutu- ut
ana altihiit!, anl tiittt I am not dirwtiy or uv.ii -
eetly lt4'rt-tel in any bet or wager on tuo rcsuit
ol tnis eie.-tiyn.
Lion of
Tli fill 1.. win'- iif Uit nirh ai ntfirtiifkf t
oachjuoire; vii: "I (A. IU do that 1 will as
judge duiy uf.en I tbe ensuing elect! ,n during tho
i cvutiiiu nice thereof, and laitbluily assist tne in-
believe to be aivommg to tiie provisions, ol the eu
stituiion and laws of this Common wraith, entitled
tov-ite at such election, without requiring such ev
idence of the right to veto as isuirected bylaw,
and that I will use my best eiiikavors to prevent
any trau 1, deceit or abuse in currying on the Paine
by citizens qualined to vote, or others, and that 1
will make a tmo and jiencct return ol the said elec
tion, and will in all tiling truly. Impartially and
faithfully perform my duty, respecting the same to
the bestcl my judgment and abilities, and that 1
am not directly or indirectly Interested ia any bet
or wager on the result of this election."
Tbe lullowtng shall be the form of the oath or af
firmation to lie taken by each clerk, viz: "I (A. li.)
do that I will lmmiriially and truly write down
the name of each elector who shall vote at the en.
suing election, which shall be given inc in charge,
and also the name of the township, war! or district
wherein such elector resides, and careiully and
truly write down the number of votes that shall be
given tir ea-h candidate at tho clectton as ulteu as
his narao shall be read to mo by the insjiecturs
thereof anl In all things truly and laithluily per
lorru my duly respecting tho sam to th:? best ot my
judgment and ability, and tluit X am not dirictly or
indirectly interested in a&y bet or wager on the re
sttlt of this election."
Tiie qualilied electors will take notice of the !,..
lowing act of Assembly, approved k!:a nay of
March. An Act Kegulaiiug ttio nicsle of voting at
all elect: his In the sew! comities of this Coia
mt.uweultli. ScTtos 1. I it enacted by the Senate and
House of Represent!! lives of the Commonwealth ot
Pennsylvania in Ccneral Assembly met, and It Is
hereby enacietlby tie authority of the is me. That
the uuuiitktl voters of tho several counties af this
Commonwealth at all general, township, borongh
ami special deceits are hereby, heretiter. author
ize 1 an I rwruTre 1 to Tote, by tickets, prlntcl or
written, or piriiy printcn tnu i.-arviy wr.i:en, sev
erally 1-l.issiuc.z as i.iiiows: Ouo tic.-l shall em
brace the nam, a ol ail judges of courts voted lor.
and to ic labelled, oatside -juilieiHry;" line ticket
shiill embrace the names of all State' officers ved
for. and 1 labelled ' Slate:" ono ticket shall em
brace tbe names of all county olltt-ers vnteii lor. In
cluding the oihee oi ScDtttor.membcr and mcinbvrs
of Assembly, if voted lor, and member of Con
gress, II voted lor, and tie labelled -eountv:" una
ticket shall embrace the names of all townslilp of-
rtivrs void for. and be labelled "township:" ona
ti.-kct shall embrace tho names of all bon ug b of
liccrs voted lor. and be ailielled "borough: and
each class shall be deposited in 8' parate ballot-
is 'xes.
Szc.3. That it shall be the duty of the Sheriffs
In the several counties of this Commonwealth to
insert in their election proclamatioLs hereafter Is
sued the brst section of this act.
JAMES R. KEIXEY.
Speaker of the House of Kiireseiitatlve.
DAVIIl FLEMINU.
Sjieaker of the Senate.
Approved the 1:1th day of March, Anno Domini
one thousand eight nurtured and sixty-six.
A. U. CL KTI.V.
FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.
Ekvlbm officers will take notice that the act enti
tled "A Further Supplement to the Eloeiion Laws
of this CouitnonwealiH," disqualifying cesvrters
trjin the army ol the. Cniied States lrona-voting.
has reccutlv liccn tleclared uuconstitutionai by the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, Is now null aud
v.4.1, and that all iiersons formerly uisqualiu.-u
thcrcniuler are now saw ml voters, 11 otherwise
qilalilie.I.
l otne County Lomnusio.irrs ana svirnjy oj lit
t'oaajr Somrrut:
P Acrcos. i'ho. Filteenth Amendment of the Con
stitution of the l uiicd States is as follows:
Sa-rios 1. The right ol citizens ot the United
States to vole snail uot bo denied or abridged by
the United States or by anv btale on account of
race, color, or previous condition of servitude.
Se.-. 3. mat Congress snail nave power to en
force this artk-lo by appropriate li-gisiuJon.
Asi wiizuus, Tne Congress of the United
Slates on tiie aist dy of March, Is7i. passed an
act entitle 1 .t act la tr.forct the righu of cii-
srus o the Lnuta Slates to rote ia me teverai
Slalet oj Ike I nion ani for ether purpmet;" the
first and second sections ol wlik b are as loliows:
"Section E Be it enacted by the Senate and
Houte of kcpreicnluliva of ih tailed Statet of
America in t'onnref asieraOled, That all citlacns
ol the L ulled States who are or shall lie otherwise
qualified to vote at any election by the people in
auv State, Territory, district, county, city, mrish,
township, school distrtct, municipality, or other ter
ripiruil sulslivislon shall lie entiiiod aud allowed to
vote at all such elections without distinction oi
race, color, or previous condition of servitude; auy
constitution, btw custom, .usage or r-guiHion ol
any state or territory or iy or un ler us autu. riiy
U 1 he contrary notwithstanding.
Sia-. -JL And bt it further enacted. That if by or
under the authority ot the e iistitutfoo or laws of
any Stale, or the laws ol any Territory, any act is
or shall be required lo be done as a prerequisite or
qualiucuiioa tor voting, and by such constitution or
laws R-rsons or omcers are or sn-aii ne ciiargcu wuu
the pei-lorniaiicc of duties in furnishing to eiiizeus
cn opsrtumry to icrlonn such prerequisites, or to
become iiuabned to vote, it shall be the duty of
evcrf such iiersons and oiticcrs to give all citixeus ol
..... i i w... ...... .i. ........ i
to pcrlorm such prerequisites and to bvcouiequ,iliu
ed to vote williout disiinction ol raw. color, or ro-vn-us
cntliiion of servituiie; and ii any sucb per-
sou or ouiccr sliall refuse or knowingly omit to give
lull ellcet to this secut-n ne snail, lor every sucn ol
len:e firi-it and my tlte sum ol five hundred dol
lars to the iicrsou aggrieved thereby, to tie recover
ed by an action in Ihe case, with full costs and ach
ull.o'vauce lor counsel tecs as the court shall deem
just, and skill als , fbrevery such offence, be deein-
e.f guilty ol a mis.ieineau.ir, ana st'.a.u ou convic
li ..l I Hereof, lie uiicd not less than live huu.ired
ik-thirs or itc imprisoned not less than one month
and net more than one yetir, or ooin, at me uis,rre-
ti-.ii of tlio eoiirt.
And xrt-.ezea. It Is declared by the second section
of t'he sixth ar.icic of the Ci.iis.ii.uii...n ol tlio Unit
ed St ttes that "1 bis Consiltuiloli ami tile fuws ol
the United States which shall be niude In pursn.
nine thereof, shall I the supreme law of the land
anything in the Constitution or laws of any
Stitle to he contrary, notwithstanding.
And tthereat. Tho Legislature of this Common
wealth, on tho th day ol April, A. 1, l7().iasscd
an acl, "A lurther supplement lo the act relating
to elec ions in this Couiuumwealth," the tenth sec
Ik -n of which provide!! as loliows:
SBC, lit. That s much of every act of Assem
bly as provides that only white Ireemco sliall tie
etritled to vote or be registered as voter or as
claiming to voto at any g-'iieral siievti.il election
of Ihis ConiuvHiwealin, licaii.l theii.iiiw is hereby
nqieaied: and that hereafter ail Ire. men, without
distinction ol color shall iie enrolled audrgistcred
aeii.rdiiig to the provisions of the hrst s.'c;i..n of the
act approved the lath day oi 'April. entitled
"Aua.-i (nrthtrsnpplrmriital to the art relative to
the tl.rtions of this Commonwealth;' ami shall,
when otherwise qualilied under existing laws, lie
emilied to voto at all general and special elections
in tins t ommonwctiufi.
And vhereat, It is my constitutional and official
duly "to taku cjitv that the laws tie f-ithfully exe
cii'e 1;" and it luis come lo my knowledge tlm't sun
dry assessors aud registers of voters bay rei'used
an l n n; n-iusiiig t assi-ss and register divers color
ed male citizens of lawful age, and otherwise qual
ilied as electors v .
oic. therefore. In ci.nsijerutb.uof the premises
tbc eoumy Commisskwrs of said count v are here
by n ilsti -d and directed to instruct the several as-scsscrs-and
registers of voters therein to obey aod
conform lo the requirements of Mi l u.iistituiuinal
amcii.liiM-iits aud laws: and the Sheriff of suid
county Is ht'reby aulborizefl anil reqnirct to pub
lish iu his election proclamation for tbo ncrteusa
tiigelcction the hereiu recited constitiititinsltimend
nieiit, act of Congress, and act of tiie Legislature,
to the ettd that the same may be kntiwo, executed
.m.1 olicved bv all assessors r.v-.r, ..f
election otficers and others, jnd that the right ami
nrivilegcs guaranteed therein may he socared to
all the ciikeus of the Commonwealth entitled to
Use same
L. s.l Given nn.ler my hand and the great seal
of the State, at Harrisijurg, the Uy aud year
Ul?l llUJIO MIULC1I.
JOHNW.OEAUY"
Pursiiitnt lo the provisions eontaiue l in the 7th
section of the Act hrst aforesaid, the Judges uf
tne aioresaiii UHlric.! shall resjicrtivelv take
cuargeoi ihe ccrtilicates ot returns ol iho plectbai
intiieir ri-siicctivei!btricts,aDd Prixluce them at a
nieeiliigofune Jmlgi frmi cad district, at the
Court-lii.uso. in tiie llonnigh of Somers -t. on
the a! day after the election, being on F1UDAY,
the (ft h of November. 1S74, then and thoro to do
and pcriorm tho duties reonind by law uf said
Judge.
Where a Judg" by sickness or unavoidable accl.
dent U unable to ittond il U mcvf 1114 of Judges,
the cerliiicato or return ot aforesaid shall iw taken
charge ol I.y one uf Ibo iiiSKi-tors or fb-rksof the
tlccti.in of i.l dtsirict, who shall do aud perform
tan uu.ies roquireu ui sam uogo uuaiila lo at-
te;;d.
j Clven irtnlor my haivl at Smcrj-kit. tbe 3oiU day
oi i'!tUi4irerT aiiuj l o-ntuo.one t iioimaii'i eiQiit
lniuurvtl nnl rrfnty-three tuvi oj ihx lnleiea.
uVmu of t ho Vite4 .SmtrK tho ninety-ehfhi.
Suerikf'8 Ukkk jc, 1 OUVtil KS KPFfcH,
ei-t. 30, 1374. i . SiigKirr.
v.,w j-iij , "T ' Ai"r 'S-";' li l'
fii "S a' res ' "''" "
to""a ' :.rr .m,r, or less, with ibusi-,.il-e-
nances, aam land is ncanv all ci
,rej :in i uu-U-r
fcnT.
TtKMS. Four bundrcl doil.irs in h-al: ?1
in cash to be pai l or secure.1 w!un the prop-rty i
tod on ann trie rrniaining t- on cotihrni
. . . , . . . , .
i owm - nanco u. u.rew.c, a.uiao.
! "" "'" luter fr"m cturin..ui ..i s ue.
' luvn lnenfi to be secured by luog-o.-nb r, ....
' i i - i' V lv I'-' i
! Al.t.v. t ..-t .rii.t.n,
1 SCpi3 ifUsUS.
. .
fllPIlANS! COUliT SALr..
a-o.. n. per cent to oe pud when the pr..p-
erty is bid off and the Dalaaee on couuriU.ii.
me sale. Sale to uu piaoo uetweeu one and
two .
O doc ol said duy.
EOS EAN" C.S SEBKE ii,
K'P'ja Trustee,
A
UUITOIl'S NOTICE.
tun un.lersigned auditor, appointed bv tl..
Couitol Common Pleas ot Somerset r. iin:y ;
make a diHtxiou.ion ol the tunds arising trout tl.
sales by the Sheriff ol the personal prvt-cr-v o
Charles Earnest and Samuel B. lieip. to ainl:,,.
among those kirally entitled thereto, heiei.-y g;v.:s j ,
puiuuaeut at his oiiieo in Somerset borougu ou
rriday tsclotx-r the loth 1T4. at Id o cKk a. x.
J AS. L. PI Gil.
se(13 Au.iuor,
Ext"u
UTOUS NOTICE
jtaaj.5 of Henry 31ufJert of iiorciurr.
y t?
ucceasoil.
Letters tj?3tamcnt;irv on trio .i!jve e:
iny; Urn rjaUM to tiio uu ifr.-,rnt-.l. i-y
talc ..av.
liic f.r. 1-
' t r stUiauruy, tvti-- i ln.-re:y jiivcu
.0 m9 iu-
j iicl-te-i u it t- make miiu.rOi.ite-
11. eot, a:w ,
th.e ft-iTiUif rtaiuu ttic-iai. u ui ic.-
to tiie uiiuersinelt at tne lu-u-t ul .
! on S.ir.urJavT ;ot!-.'r 31t 1-74.
i ALKX. MTSSK::.
j SA.ML ' kd M I f
a p'J3 ti. .
1
! OPFCI VI NOTK'K
1:.
! O
I A cut mc,ing oi nm km
of th-
i cuin-eriaiio. at r-ii.;ick oat i...u...ny
:! te fci-i-l
l ucs.iav. o- '.ir lti li, at 12 i'.-lrit 10. at the
Dale lljti-c, sli-yers.i.uc, Somerset l'-... Pa., to
devise ways an-1 uieans P...p-a npHii-i improve its
property, an I transact such oil... r l-usin.-... ..s m .y
couicbci-re tiio mectiag. ily or ler of tne Ho;:ni,
.lLf.. Sll t
John k.
A. CH A !
1 i 'V.
1- KLIN.
;. :.i. hot'lt.
Secretary
SfpSS
a. c. iiii ivs.
li. W. ilALMWIN,
John J. Jierkcy,T In the Court of Coin win lleas : AL-. the an :;vi.i.
v.i j ot Somerset Co., Pa., No .! j tro-is of I. t w it
Sar.tli licrk-y, j Aug. T. l74. Petition I-r Ui-' ' loe souti,
j v..r.e. A vinculo matriai'.ni. Uur. y-1 on a w.irr
"And now to wit Uit Septemn..r ls7k on nioti .11 St-. i... si, u.i e m ."nil
of John 11. V lil. Esq., me Court apt
J,;s L.
Pugii, Esq., to bud anl report t.'ia lacl
:md a:i :
opiiikci."
1 wiil attend lu tLe duties of the above a;.;iint-
meut at my ohice in S niicrsei kir--ugti u:i ll.nrs -
day Ottober the jith t.t. at loo'clj. k a. 1:1. in n
and where all parties nilertsted can cttetid.
scp JaS. L. PUG a.
1NT
OTICE.
Ait person? ars hereby notiiil not to trcspi.-s
on tbo prxpeny oi ihe un-iersigneu t y !.u:.i.;.g.
hshirig or gathering nuts, berries, ate. '1 r.-spa .r
wiil be strictly de-alt with aarJiiig to law.
1SHAEL WFLFLEY'. H. C. WIUSIV..
JOHN DAVIS,
J. J. SXYDEK.
WM. HANNAH,
NOAH JJ1K!.
J. P. .McCLlNT.'M'iC.
NEV. LON TiC HEW
S.-pif.
H. W IKS IN'
J.HANNAH. Sr.
JOHN HANNAH,.
I. ANKENY.
JOHN WALKI'.n, I
H. YoLNkiN.
E
XECTTOUS NOTICi:.
ivUite of William Slay, l:e of Liriiucr Ti-..
iiecea. t.
Letters tet-iinntary n tlte aNive esiate ... 1:.
been (trrinte-l to the au-lerfiirucJ ty the jrvM-r u
tborllj. notice Is hereiy civea to Iu-h in i.--ucl
lo it to make iinuieliate pivmeDt. and ih. I.av-
claim again, it w.U pnni tbciu U t.ie uj
itrnrnetL at bis otlice, oft ;aav. ttio o;!i ii.iv
liober. Ia74. No Aeeouiit will ie'rM:eic-i:il uuic?a
duly aUvUenii'.'&teu necortliu t law.
JUH.V TT I HL
cp23 Kxecutur,
KfcVfVrOVE II1M ROOMS.
203 Liberty street lMltxbnrsU. r.
HI . SIMPS0X Proprietor.
JILALS AT ALL HOIUS.
SJLI0I1 U.
A
L'DITOIl'S NOTICE.
Mj-t
1 uo un.tersignsd an litor. appointed bv liic I
nfl '.mini, in Pleas of S.iiiierseL county to m.ik..
dis:ribuii,n of the funds arssing fn.m Ihe sale bv
the Sheriff of I be personal property ami ro.il estate
of Eiward L. korns to and among those legally
enntle.1 thereto, hereby gives n,tice that h- ui
attend to the duties oi said appointment ;it bis
orbce in the borough otSi cierset on iacs-iay iicto-
ber the utn 19,4. at wo ciock a. in.
JAS U PUl'rri.
scp"J3 Auiiur.
A
UIMTOIL'S NOTICE.
lwill atten-l at try ofn- in S.imTt't m Mud.
day the l-th day of Ortotr next H 4, jv-ri..rm j t.wniii. S':ner?-1 4 14.. urr.'v 1 i n . w:,r
my duties a an aulitcr, am-,inte.l oa m ti-.n ol rant in i:.- nauit? of J.,hn S.-in. t-n -aiiiiii
win. tu ivoonia ty ine Ti-i::ins i -mrt oi
8)iiieret eoiinty. t di.-siribute ihe lun!i tn ihe
bands of lienejict Yiler, executor, stc, ol -tlH.-h-
acl Itarclay, decease, i.
. 11. PUS I L.U. 1 Jl t A 1 I f-..
Scp'i3 Auji;.,-.
Tt C I I I T 111 C T ,
l)r. Sixth Ave. and! Lilrt v Si r -cl.
PlTl.SUl'UG.l, I'A
Ijitranec N o. 5 Sixth Avenue. sepJS
DITOKS NOTICE.
1
i ue anJerimHi auiitor. jtit:tiut(Nl by tl.-.; tturi
u'.e llie lumia arising ur tl" the Notriil' saie I
the renl en la to of A. Dunham to ant umni ili".e
legally entittej tbtreto, hereby zima Deiitro that
iw will atttii'i to tne ouiies ol uu alM'iii.iit:nL un
Friday, October 9, 174, ul hi oJlu-c in S.!i:T?:t.
Septal Au.ut.T.
.UlUTOIl'S N OTI C E.
"i i.u umleriimr-J au !it-r. !itin:t'.l by iht ".. rt
of t'tiiimitiu i'irr.ts cl SiriiwrfHrfC'., l luakc 0;-iri-
biitl-'Uot the lunus arUinir out ot tlio j ti by ; he
Siientl of the nTonal pr-totTty of AuJ-1 us l;.
eniKri?r. IIlutt JiotytrutK-rer m l Um;ryli--mnlrer;r
to u I uiuuz iih.3j It ir iltv tijii U-i
there o. heretiy tfir.s notice that he wiil .' tt it.) I
the ouiies of the aliore i--.s'iiume!i at hi: -m;-'
iu S'tiot Tet :lnl'lai. i v;oiV HvH. 1T4. i-.l
lOo'ehK-k u. in. JOHN 11. I ILU
seplfl
IXECUTOIt S s.
LK.
Tne un ltri7ie. xetna-r of tl.e h; wiil ,;i
teiatnent oi John liurr.-ii. late ol S-iva-. r:i 1 1
ueeeam.'.!, will olicr lur sale uu tiie jren:i?ts
On Thursday, OrUnr 22, lrT4.
at l o'clock p. m., the f.ulowinar real
:e. viz:
Ihe noinesteau oi leeease i, eouiaiaui
' a--res.
of which about IS) acro-i aro clear an. m
.nl 8t; of eulnvathm: aihUit 4.'a:rcr h. :uca.l.
ow, with a larre dwullnij: lKtU!e, pru:-; I;..u
wood hune anil hank ham thereon crcWca r-n-r r
ore ban I, apple, pear and i-each on-har I, iuat ?(.um:
quarry, ana ioa:sy line nwin iJr;n5 f,( n tr
tatuinic wa er. iius lanu is tun a'a-.t uimat tour
mileMKirthweHt of the bnmh of S mv-N .,(.
jotninir luif ! of John il-irron", Nm:i i;.trr-.ne.
William ju xoani5? i'etcr. itetily, Juhu li. I hi
and other. "
TllUMS. (he-thir I to remain a Ih n ai.rr pjv
ment ol expenses, of which the intereyt ia ama .f
ly to be paid t liie wiuww durinsj her liif;o f
lhini on the tint of Aj-nl, !H7a, ami tne ImI m -e in
five eijtial am.a.il p:ivuieo:i, U ie iH.nrvti hy ju -4-ment
ltiJ 'in the preiuiHt s, without inre',; 1
jrcent of tue hau-l iu"iicy rani Oepii (ii ine
day of sale. J ACOit t.r'P,
WpltJ K.t,:ii;i.T.
s
1IEIUFF S SALES.
i!y virtoeof snmlry writs ol rtudiliaui 'r-
nas.aud swr facias issued nut ui ;ne t ,.urt of I
Oomiuon l'icas of Somerset C'ountt. Pa., and to I
me uirccte,!, 1 will expose U s.ilc b luoli.: WIt-
cry, at tbe Court li.m., in S.mcist, on Iri-
lay, tne Jam ul Septemtr, 18T4. at two o'clock
p. m., tne hillowin-j .tcscrilie.l real estate, 1 ia:
All tne rignt, line, tnierest aud claim ol fhaWcs
Eanicstanu Samuel 1). ludp, ol, in aud to tl.e fol
lowing described real estate vii:
Tbo 101 part of tlia foilowing fix tracts of
lttti.l.
No. 1. .1 ccrtaia tract of 1-nui situate In Sum
mit totv&ohlp. Somerset county. Pa.. ci.t.:aintng
tHW'4 acres, nH.re or less, of winch ihcre treiciui
iiOacn-s cleared and tt acres la meadow, with a
two story trame dwelling house, banUb.rtianl
other buildiugs thereou erected, adjomiii" lauos
warranted in llie i.ame of Ir'wis Meming-r .Ichn
Sleiu and others, known as the Peter P. Ii. 'Wait
er tract, with the appurtenance.
No. A ccrtaiu tract ot Land situate in Sum
mit township, Somerset county, pa., oniiaiuihg
4jJ acn s, ol wblcn there are ala'xtt 60 acresdeared
and U acres In meadftw, with a two storv log
dwelling house and a IU story 1 g dwelling oou-u
thercofi erected, warranted in the name ol Li-wis
McmiDgur, aljnining No. 1 ami lan.is warmntcl
In the uamc o Jolin S eta aud others, wr.li the
appiirtenanct.
No. a. A certain tract of land situate in Summit j
lewnsiiip, Somerset county. Pa., surveyed n a !
warrant in name of John Sleiu. couta'mi' g 4 !
acres and li lurches, adjoining Nos. 1 and a .it. in--
wild, and bands warranted in then uncut i'etcr I
bensun ami others, with the appurtenances.
No. 4 A tract of bind situate In i ilh-rd biwn-
ship, Somerset l).. Pa., cmtainlng 44t) a.-t s. war- (
ranted In the name of t' harks ,tlap?it..' lit, a. I- )
)ininr lamts surveverl and warranted in Uu' i-'U e j
. . r.rvrr. : -ri.-...! .
shim .Sim. rset Co., p.t., su-yc;ed oa a warrant to
o..:.--M. "
there hot lott aiTcs cU-are.1 ; and ..ervs ,n
meadov;, witn a tw. sby b g uweilu.g boom; and
twrathsreonenxted, adjoining lands warr iutti
in the came of Peter lieuson, 1 nomas V ii
-n and I
oher, with the appurtenais-c-".
No. . A!n;c5 of ItU'i si'n.ite In ViiTer -j
Mo .-miCo., Pa.. c.Mr,in;r.if ,7 s-r-T
; -:e.i :in:.t nnni. of N'h.in Lju:;i.,r. utfii
lands oi San3! V fisser. lienr-
' rs. wit;i U)c t.i'ii .fn.tri,-;...
At.. trie ua ;
I lUl'-iiailll 1? ':a.ji n-
t.-i -ts. if 1 .n-l. trtwi-:
Nw 7. Ti.e .-o-i't;. r.t
r.I -a of
tri-t !:. .
survey,, i.B a wrr.ir:tiri
Stvtn, silcito in .dm. r.i m
sl.ij , S-.a:..r'e.C .. i-.,.. v
r he". :..J ; I
ri J i 1 Stcr.-, r l i.
Ui" n .
!.! Bp. !
:.-n...: In j, ... .
it .-.a':
:t.n ii'; 4.
N . . a r I : -. ! ir
i" I'l-'r B.?.. '.o. s';ti.;;c ir,
.. .!...
! l i..- -"r
o-nisitn-,
a-.-;. , ' e-,r.
f A'.r...
:i the tppar.
ViiK -v i-.wr.ii'. J. rviuersvt f.
Uri acr-s. 'd w.:;:U i.:i re ure -a-
ci, a !;-iui:ig ! :;.d w irrtc i iri t;: -h
im .:em, Jlin S-tin in-l oriel s i
tetiane?.
No 9. A tmct ..( land wurrtnt.l I.i ih- r. i-.
of Wiiiiim Jotir.s .M.sitatti. in Jliltorl tonsV.'.'i
S".:oer'.: t Co., Pa.. C"l,rau-i:.g ii o.-res. a.!
!,inisivn-i:i(cd in live na:n of Th,.ims iv ii,.,,
j i ix-am and ..t:er.v wi;l tu appttr-.e
TUill'-C.
.-. k f. a sri.-t u; lAii-1 survey. -.1 .,a a
sjrr.iiic
to morals v:!.n. st-.nitc in .MiliorJ
S.ririers,-: C,.., Pa.. c.'1!Ui:ilL3 4-i ar-r s
Un.l w.trri-t.l in tb n.tme .1 SVnlUat .! ',! .,,
Martin 1-U"i and rt-rt, with tl appancaasn-.
N . 11. , tratoi iat warninvd in the b-icio
.((j':uu3 burx'.er. laosts In ;.i, t ,r.i ..r..
jS-noirs.t Ci.. i'4 Cf:o::i;ii,s- . J atr.sat'j
j perches, a ir' iuo;1( l.m,u w 'irrauicd in the aaiaeot
j Ja.i.b iiPiiio, 1 tioai is V,'ils.Q ar.4 others. tLe
. iV'i:v!iaiv.-..-fl.
j -' A'.r.ut,rb::.l w.nriV.e I !a !V n.i-ni.
i ot Henry .-ker. s.tna:.: m M ,;;..r i :owni!p. S :n
. er-.-t 1-a., e..a'..:io;.-. ssi a--, s and ; ;mt. ;..
; ot wt.ieii tEieri: ire at-.u: .-res ci- tin-d. an . ix
a.-r- j in oicadow. w.;n a tw sti.rv ! -s dwilir.g
! U..USC an-l c j..c lierc o re-ted, stSriiung Lin
i warrju:'d a tft aitud ol N ttnua 1Lu."--..riUga
i an i ou.ers. wuh liie a; jit- iit.-i.-,.
I .Vn. IX A tr.i :t oi i-:i.t s. a : ? i:i S jn:n:t Tp .
Somerset Co , Pi., ontaim-tf a- v.-f and 1 9
I p-.TriiCS. :iHd P1D. Tn'-ing t i -cv. w. -e... t 'l re. I
; o:t a ;irr;:nt n tie n.'-i-io ! i; :,ei T-ao. tne
i tKii'-r hi i:ic inino oi LNo::t a-ij. -in, ng l:ia is
; srr.it;;t. in ihe i,tr.'..i ii-;,,-., i... kvraa.ioii.er,
i s:ii.l Lr.tO' iviiij on tl.e s -it i. o-.uk ol Ca?s-jiai,:ii
' fvr. wUIi ti. ap; .jrt-.-h.i::c( ...
T.iipn in i.v.unu w . jT'.'.'r'y.'.r r'h.ir!-s
ir.:--?; :i ii 1 S .a i V. . t : t.
I
Alj.l.
litla. iut-rvt' a.-
'..OIU..1 I), i-tii
u ...i r.il cs ji, ,
.it U ii.e I.-.., .
aAila.rCbtri.s
. ol, in t., i;ie
'.!.g SiX tMCJ Of
..-.ir:...s. a -. i
1-II 'Wl!.- (Jc-.
Tii2 Vt-ivJ
..mi:
A o-rtaia ..met 1.
.in !
im!' town-
rv'-
l,ri. S -
rss-t CT'ilntv
l'a.. 1, 11 ai.i.Lg t.iH:c. acres.
W::i. a ln.M-.. ere au.ral 3-0 acres
r-s i:i iii.-i.i .. si-a if .. vrv
:.n-l
... ii -
- t .1 re- n .-r-. i- . a ;j"li:;i.g 1 ..: .s .rr.ii;e.:
1!1 ll-.e li i.i Iv-MiS" .McailiiUT, .
o.n-I--. kii-..w ; ,is ;i9 i' ur 1. it
ui li ir.cappurt -nan'-va "
.No. i A cer::. in tract of ! -:r. I .
ti-.it tDttrashi:!, Sool. rs.-l l'o.. p..
i '.u tte !n Sij;j-(.
, .'n;uinmx
6-' Lf-res tl-nrl
two s;,iry i.u
acres, ol Bui -h mere ar; a
arvt 1J acn-s in luea.i'-w, w
dwe.iing ii-use ami a I st-ry log uvieiii.g
ttere.-iiirre.-;.;.l, warra..o-a in . lie nauie ..1 Lcw.i
tl'-intuger. a-tj-imug N-. 1 aud lanes warrati;.-.!
in 10 ol J ..in S.ei:i atiJ other., tin.ii...
ai'pur-.eo-tnccs.
N 1. i. A ccnaia tnict .f lanl si'U.ile in Suaii.:-,:,
V. them I t-wu.-u.p, S..:Ecr-.t to.. Pa., surveyed eiiaajr
' ic--I-r ; r-irl 111 n .iue 01 J..hn trm. e.otaiii:i:g or a. r
T I and 10? torches, . ;!..iiiing .V.m. 1 an i - r .
! a-i.i lai...a warr.in ,r.j in u.e n.iioe oi i-ci-r ii
i a:i t jtu.ri t.i.11 toe apj un.-nahv-es.
; N .. 4. A .r-.i.-t ol i.iti.l a uate in Mill- r ! t-.v.:-i
sr.tji. ,aer-et Cu.. I'a.. ctital -tug a.-r . w.;r
: rati.e-i ia tii.: name of Ciiari-.-s .nar iue.mii:. 3
; j..uj.t g ian-ts surveyed an 1 Wiirranie i m the Lati.-
1 '
I .'l.ir i 1 i.u. u s. Pe er ik-;u..ii aut N-.s. 2 a ... .;
f.-r- said, Wilu tne apt-ur-t. ualfc-es.
N.
sh!-.
A tract of Ut.-l situate i.i M;:f -r-1 t .-v,-.-.
i-r.-.-: c- u:i'y. I'a.. siirv-i c i n a w -.rr : t
Ihi-.i.-. C'lititiMtig 40 a r--s. 01
lo .ilr. in
ti.eru are
-'U bo acn-s ci...rg 1 him s a. tcp .-i
: u:c.i i .w. wi.n a iwo st-.ry U'j .iwii,i,g h .use 1
I iiarn iiicrc-.'a erc.---.-ti. a. j -i:..t g i :i 1. w irra.t -i
i i.-l :i:e p,:a:c -,-f 1'ctcr iic:i.- .h. i .,-.ui..s a i
f utte-rs. witti the a;
! No. 6. A tract .
i sliip. S -ui.-rse. Co.,
i raoi-.-i in tho nu 1:1
fiir cnati -,,-s.
; lau'i siLii..;i: in r-.Iil...ri t
I'a.. f--II t .11,1:. g 4..; a r---. tl
: .t Nat'.an Lutr-.-r-ugh.
JftUllg UD..1 ol S.1I
Ml 1 We.tllrr. H-.nrj
-.r; urt,.;j -.ti-. s.
o:.;-bult of the lui:
f.i i-.rti. r, of a tra.-t
i.i,
lord
tt:- name ..
i-i ir..:h.T.'
A:-r.iiiia:
a:iey tvT:l
s:i.i.-. a ucrsct 1
. l a., p-maiping -,
;g l:..ii.'s v,..rra;i- t
T iierts ,a ai.-l oil:
j "l ,ioii
I ap;;ur.
! N ... ;
i 't Pel
:i S.clu, I
i-Oi.hci s.
A ira. t of i.io-I v.-arr
I in !!.
r ih:i s- -p.
tlSLIp.,,
acres, o.
i: u..t.-
ri ai. I Ur
'.;.', Pa., 1.
j VillicV
ii-g 4-', acres, of whi -ii th-r-
I cl- -.r-.-t. :l..;-..t;i:..g Ijti w:ir .i'iIt- 1
! .,1 A::r..lt.ita S'-.n, ,l,.;m -.cia:-.:.
j i:p;-ttr. en:,n-.-cs.
tn t.-.c c
! .nr.. rs.
I i.-i tac 1
-r 1 t..wa
p.-?. a -i
a: as l ;
of t i:...:m J -i.tis. n, si.ti i:e 1:1 ."Hi.
,.!.. cr.- ,-t .... !.., e..iiti:.ipg 4.4 a.
l i.. Birr. -n :u : h- r. iiil--s of Iii
..11.
J
. a n
. IiW
ttratit
J ttocrf. t'o.. t i.. c.:i :n. ivj. a--r.. : . i-.n.;.
in 1 w.jrr!,tii n tiw n inuan. V.'il iaui .Iol.i.-.at
.M r: in UV aui ucr--. iv.i t:e a';-uri''u.i:i'T-.-.
.N k 11. A trt t iaml w'.irr-iiitc'i i:i ;ao n.i.us
f iiuriier, ii: n'.e i.i .-a .ti jr i- ti-i
ITliT? -; i'.s i'ai C- iUtiii:t o.'i -it I'i i
a i:ii::r w.ti i.sii.e-t t.t ; ie nn-u.-i
, - i j..
,i't j ur'..-u:iiit.
iU. A lr:i l .;" l;ii i vr.rr.i .
tf Ht-nry i.;ik- r. ;:u i u- o -r :
-!--..; f ... J'... c'lit:i:t.I-U -- . T..
-t vLi'.-ii H'-vrt -:r: ;i:'U - . :i'-r-i
:i' r in m.':'..i.-vv, wi::i a two .-:
lioua:.; s.a; : ie ii rc.-u er 'a1.
.iirLir.tt'.t in U: u.iuu--' t i
I'
l"4 '
oitis.-r;-. i:h th? ;.;'-ii''iiiaH' v
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iwi ft w.irr.iit i;i tii" ; .;i ill" i ti.if,
i i' i l"..ni. i ii
r in , a.- u.imc o iitmoi i
wi.rra'itri in ' iiy ii::air li nry i:-
tji tr.u-( ly.:, a tiie -u:a :.jrj
rivr, wi h xlti ;ii'f-urtt.-.in
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ALS
All the rivi. title?. inuT--t ati'i
K!iriirt an l S.tnitiri 1. If in m !
I'Wini; 'TTit-! i-ea! e';i:. th:
T.ie 3o -:. part ui The t.ii.w:rr,x
N. 1. A r-rT;tia tn"
t'-wn-ni't, S ,mr?:;t ('
.ftum;i:!f oor;-e.
h ih,r9 in' ;'-m 'S Si
a w. Wi; h tw
i aT iiit re r U ?, of
i a.-p-? f.-l- arci an l d a-
ir.aine tf wc-ilin; tu u.e. imiit t-.ini m. I A:.er
1 hu.
j to I m the n.im-s "I Lews M.'Ktng-.-. .1 .hn S-m
and others, ku-.wa as the Peter P. H. Walker
' . Ha tne appnrenan'.-s.
i A certain tra.-t ot la:i i situate
A e, -rtaiji tra-t oi lm I :
I mwi;. -mp. in- rset cunty. fa.. ---.it..n;ii
w!;, liH. ..m-.-ret eiuntr. Fa.. --ii:,, iuu: - 4-.J
j iL:r--. ' I wiii -it ti.'.re are ji.n: 5o aT: cioarcl
:n 1 IJ S'.t- in ni:'i'iiw. wKh a tw. .;.Ty l.'Vf
j tlwi-iiir.if ii r.itJ U j:nry i'V tJi;LHr h"U.-o
tw r.n HreteJ. war ran el in" ihe :ar:ic oi li
.'.-miii'T. a:j -ii.itirf l an t 1 in.is w.trr in:. .
i the iiaait'3 ot .b-iia .eia ai.ti oihur? Wi;a ti:c
3. .i T-r. I:i rrit --.f Inn ! .i'ti re ii SMrr..:
; aT-. -in-i p-rcii.'s. r :i- :;H': 1 ani 'J a ..re-
t i hm w irr.intt' i in I :e a.!-" t F-'! ?r
iVn'U tin i tjti.fr?, wirh 'he :;ij.un'!i n-
it). 4. A tract uf l u l i;ti i;iMi!:-r I town
htj. S nv TMft Ot.. F.i.. cntiiinT 44) a-.-r-.'.. wnr-riii!,-t
i'a t he n niic of t harit-n M .ir ;n.l -nL. i
jfiiiin 1 1 JV ' j1 siirv y&i :ml waxninrtM im t.u- r.:m:e-i
of .Uaniri Veter U'titf..n ;mm -ai: i J
ai'irf-ai i. with t..e iij.urtcnanert .
.o. A tr i- t ef ttn.l ri(:i.iu in Mi.f'TJ t-.wr,
'Jj. S- incr-. t t. Pa., jimwe-l tn a w irr.in' t-
anin lu"' d n'aitiirijc 4-0 f, of which
there are itiN.ut lo nerts ch-.m-i amis ir-s ;u
inra.li vr, with a two st.ry . s i.wcliiii j h.u;e anl
bnrn thereon errctct!, alfiTtiPf Ian i1 w irrantttt
in the ii. i ni ! i'o.i-r iii-no,-i. Tiima-s iV u-u jia 1
it wt:i) the ajtiirtrnai't'S.
No. 6. A tract ol laiul situair ia ?-ii'.;".nl towri
shiif, S liitTf'Jt t '-i. V.i.. en aiaiir 4- 7 acr w:r-ran..-'l
in the name f ViKitu LuiI'mp ;Lfh, :.!
joiiahm oi S ii:m'-1 Weiinur. H -ury llaktr
:itt't ui:.Tf. wi Ii iti? aj--nrt:n:ia. -ci.
T akt-:i in ex " u i n a. lht nxriy of ( 'hirh-f
Karr.ept S.iiiiti-.l i. I-el,- ut :tiu u:! :" Win.
Kan.t..-:.
AT-S ' )
All ill'' ri'.r!it. :i c. 1ntrrc-I an I.iim of v"!i.;tb s
Kumt S.;ii!iul I. lt-!n, m", L; au i to ;hj j l-h-win
'ie-.TiVii real '"at. v'u:
The I.V24V tart of i he l.-V. wi;ir sis tn-"-.' .r
Ian !:
X. 3. A rr.iin traet tf Ian ' -itu.it in S.ia:n:it
towii.-'hir. S .mtr?1 1 cvun y, I'a., -..-.lit uuin tic-;
a-n , trifrv? r wai-ii thTe jp at -rr
a:T'- ' u-nrel n I . d ii'-r--- iti nu a '- w. wi h a tw.
.-:! y On pi: l'.vc.;i;j Jja.-,w. hnlilHniHJ'U-ihT
t nii. iiii th'.T ' n t-r-'-tv-t. a.lj ininir w irrm-
t: 1 in the :s iin' of L w.i .-n nr.nt r. .1 i:n St:r
nnii other, irn.vn the IV t- r 1 11. .Valkcr
tr.i'-. with th- aj pi!rri;;i:ic.--.
.Vo. 2. A '- rt i m tr.ir; A lau! i ti si in Submit
t'.wn-i!!;. S iiier t t'. Pa., n-i.' i 4 aer -.
of which tl-r-? are av- nt C- u -n-f --Ifare uu IS
a'r'3 in tiuM low, wi:h a two ;rv lsr uwelim
houseau!al!4 s:--ry 1. if .1w Hi:- "l.:.u tVr-H.r.
rri-i"i. w-rran'O l"ri i:ie n n:i ; ur L w;- i. ai
iiwor. a-'i-'inin j 1 an 1 la;j.!. vrarrvrttl in the
::rne ol Jv!m u ;;n,i others, wt:U the a;.p!ir;e
nari'c.. No. :.. A evr;;;in tra-'t of l;.r,.i .siru tic in Scnn;:r
tou-ns).ii. Sfinvrsvt .-.. Pa.. ?urv '! ou a war
rant m She namo oj John St.-in. e-.r..a:aia V-S
acns ar.l Iv p-.n!;. a.ii n.ir. 1 a n-l 2 ab-re-sai'l,
au.i l.in ;?. w irriiii.-i in ;h naun...i l et. r
IS- ii. til ac l ohf, wi!h the ai;surtrti;intt.
No. 4, A trart of litn l t!u.ite ia .Mii.-r l tt-Tpn-liij.
Somers- 1 1'.... Pa., "nfni : iinc 44 jotc. war
rant! in the name oi I 'h.irlr." ,i anJic!ant, ati
j ininir la:.'!) !nrvrve'! an I w.irrnnrr.; in th' n.inie
ol" tar;in Imbl H. ivt.-r ilen--n iiUN.'Ji
afnre.i i !T with ihe aj ijurtcnanc- .
N.i. A tract ol hu i fi liate in Mionl tiwn
jiliift. Sa!t:-r.'"l Co.. Pa., tiirvvy(N: u a warrant i
Mar: in Lu:';t, e;niainm 4 ;o. rvi. of whk h iher
are1 aOirtit. Vj acr. a cii-arv! an.l h a-n s in inca i-w.
with a tw.) utory h- tlw. Kiit laai-e aal brtru
tb'Teon er.vtril. alj iaiiur la '... w trran;?. I iu th
name of Pt-ur Iio.iijn. Vit-tu.w Wi.ia au i oi.u
er. wi'.h the afmurten-wir--.
No. . A tract of Ltn-i in:t in Miif.-r I i.w
shit. S niers -t C't . Pa., contain !jy I-.7 acre", w ir
raired in the nam ot Xvtnn Luti.'.r.uh, al
IiniciLT lan-j. i f Samut-l Wiim-r. Henry i'.im.cT
a iiti 'ritwT. with the sijani-nancr'. f
Taken ii rx-n im a th pn-iKri of Char!'
Fearne-t an! Sttuuel l. M a I theVu.; oi v r?.
Karaei:.
At Jin
All the riht. t:'!e, InV rri: .in 1 i-I.-im uf flrlt .
r arr.e an.i Samuel 1. !!. t-i. it; an-i to the h i
iowiv ilet.-riiKl real es'atc ri:
A ei-rtain tract ot I .n I "i'.uate in Northampton
towni::jK S-mere . Pa.. ei:taininz acr.-
an-1 Sj iwp'hf . of h thrrv are a.-,ut i'a-re
clvaret! ani 10 acn ;n nea-i iw. with a two st ry
b5t (iwri!i . h'use, lr:ii:ie Inrn an-l w.iirr (w. r
?aw-niiU th-rcon erocte i.a-I; iicn !f. II ineuwyer.
Jan.h IJriK h.. C iiinei:.tYtr an i otlnjrs, w:tu ;ho
apjmricniinre..
-'T-aKen in ex--cnti-.n a the pp.-i rty of t'hnrb-
FMriH' an.! hJtntiH 1. itlp ai tiie iuit oi i ail.
Kiuimei.
ALSO
Ail lbe ri ;ht, Tule, ,ini'-r"t an.l el.iim of Johr
T"iavr. of. iu air I to tiie t '"1 lowing Ut -vriL'e't real
i-';:i:e. viz:
A tw-r;ain Irvt ofl.tnl srn.ite in .TnnT town
shit'. S;mrrci Co.. Pa e.'inaininz l'- aort:, n-rw
i-r It -s l wiiii-ii thfre are aU-tu 75 at-ru cleared
an l 'M.t lo 'r'!j In men'li'W. with thre
;ry 'i wcliini; hous', stable an.! ther out bail l
i intrH t hrn-'ni ereeiC'I; a I one w i?er poWtr "aw
j niul er- -to-l cn the n-nti! a'tjttini'.i Lmiif
J.ieoh Frieiliine. Ji. n.t than tiar.lacr..Mii bael 5iio
an. I nthur, wirh the apourtenaiict-s.
j Taken in exeti!io!i the pv'ir r of Joha
j w ntthe fuli ol (Jaither k. Gail her et al,
j T -n r cint ot ho jairrhae uioncy mm. Pmj
llai l it-rfn n. th pn.uy Is sl.l au2 the bal
j a nee when .!ecl i deliver'.!,
i UUVKU iiNiivPPKa.
anjr'J Sheriff,
J II .V I S T It A T 0 U 1 S N O T I C E.
s .t eof .f ine 11. u- rrf in. l.itct .tl r. i'ieasani
WcStm'.rei.il..: Io.. ,le.cnse-i.
Letter" of a-lmii.!,r:'.ii..n on the ab. ve estaro-
i having been mm
I o tl.e an.-.T,ine,. nonce is
hereby ivcti to Itj.-c iii.irt.te.1 to it t-t ni ,xe inline
' .hate pat men t. n I tin having I iim ago.nst w.
; topr iitihcmdu'.v tmh-n.i.-.i-l M.r rti-mcrv
; I. j u.aeo ,-l., fclliI,1.,-n,,r. in MoUnt.
. y.,, l tu ,., vh ,( i .,,,!-r. 1,74.
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