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S The Somerset Herald.
WEDESDAY -
oci. r :t. it.
Rutherford B. Hayes
ELFXTOR1I. TICKET.
ELCTTOU AT LABUE.
BENJAMIN It BKEWSTEK.
PkUdelpUa.
JtiHJJ W. CHALFANT,
Allegheny
ELfTOR".
JOHN WII.SH.
HEXKY BISsrttX.
CHRISTIAN J. HOFFMAN.
CHAS. T. JONES.
EDWIN A. FITELK.
BENJAMIN SMITH.
J. W. BARNARP.
JACXIB KNAB.
JOHN B. WARFEL.
10. JOSEPH THOMAS.
IE A RIO PARDEE
13L LEWIS PfUHt
13. ED. S. SII.LIM AN.
14. WILLIAM CALDEK.
15. MILES L. TRACV.
U. 8. W. 6IARE WEATHER.
IT. DANIEL J. MORKELL.
II. JEREMIAH LYONS.
1. WILLIAM HAT.
. WILLIAM CAMERON.
SL J. a DONLEY.
21. DANIEL O XEILL.
SJ. WILLIAM NEIiB.
2. ANDREW V. BERGER.
25. SAMUEL M. JACKSON.
M. JAMES WESTEKMAN
2T. W. W. WILBI'K.
nationaT ticket
FOR rUESinKXT
ItUTlIERFOlil) 15. HAYES.
FOR VICE rKKSIUEXT
WILLIAM A. WHEKLEIL
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET!
COXCIBESS,
JACOB M. CAMPBELL.
SENATE,
I). YUTZV.
COUNTY TICKET!
ASSEMBLY,
E. J. MEYERS,
ALLEN S. WILL.
ASSOCIATE Jt liF.,
C. C. MUSSEL MAX,
DANIEL STl'FFT.
POOR UOESE DIRECTOR,
SAM. SNYDER.
JCBT COMMISSIONER,
CHARLES T. HUNTER.
The reeultof tbe elections held in
tbe States of Ohio, Indiana, and
We6t Virginia on Tuesday last, sbow
most cooclusively tbat if tbe Repub
licans use their advantages wisely,
during tbe ensuing three weeks,
tbat tbeir Presidential ticket will be
elected.
In Ohio tbe Republicans have
elected tbeir State tieket by majori.
ties ranging from 4,000 to 10,000,
Lave secured both branches of tbe
Legislature, and have gained five
ad perhaps seven members of Con
gress. In the present Congress the
delegation stands, thirteen Democrats
to seven Republicans. In the next
it will be, twelve Republicans to
tight Democrats. This is a most
substantial Tictory and secures the
State to IIa es ia Novvmber by at
least 20,600 majority.
In Indiana, although the result is!
not quit so conclusive, tte Republic-.
ans have much the best of tbe fight.
They Lcve cut down the Democratic
majority of 17,000 to less than .,000,
nd although tbey fail to elect their
candidate for Governor, th?y have
parried both branches of the Legis
lature, and have made a gain of four
Members of Congress. Iothia Con
gress the Democrats have nine mem
ben and tbe Republicans four, in the
twtt the delegation will stand pre
cisely reversed, nine Republicans to
four Democrats.
Hendricks was placed o
Democratic ticket solely for the
208ef securing Indiana, and
due
Tuesday 's election, shows tbe popu
lar heart against him, and tbat he
caunot secure tie State to tbe Dc
.wocracy in Novemiter.
West Virginia is of course, hope
lee!y Democratic, and n well in
formed politician anticipated jiny
other resatc Sufficient returns ta
ot yet been roreived to show tb
probable majority.
I
W anm nn tK mwi'u nf Ut Tnc
,. 3 t , :
aye elections as decidely avorable
ao Haves, and as strongly indicative'
. n .,. - .. . . . '
f a Republican majority in tbe
'
Congress. Beyond all doubt ibe
Republican can win in November if
the delemine to do it, aud we think
;
that the doubt still hovering around j
Iddiana will be a greater incentive to
work, (bin if we bad carried ibat
Sute by a decided majority and thas'
. , . L .,
bave Tirtuallj mUed tbe Tresideo-J
tia! contest lt week.
RepuWicuna! the first jrreatliaUle
haa Ix-m fouRht. acd the victory is
ours. IMd Of fori. Pou't sleep
on your arms? Three weeks more
ami tben tbe cotoioR victory.
i!;TS.ij4.22i i what th Ilepubli-
cm:i iry Lao. jiti ff of tbuNation
hl .iflir. ul mr i he democratic party
, ..i . pv tli- S-.lid .Viulh f:.:'n,
4 T tor rel!- !.tiai..
VTf: tbe u-lml' ilfji'il liras finiu
tv 'irkft Efv a lie tin it JfM-rves
al.fariy i. there is strength
iu -i tnili J, uniioil vv-e.
The IVm iimi- sre boa ling in
frantic delight over tbe month's re
prcivc from death which tbey received
last week. Had they lost Indiana beir
fate was surely sealed. Tbey escaped
by the "tkin of their teeth," and are
ebouting in n;ad glee over tbe post
ponement of tbeir dotn for a month.
Last year the ILepublicans carried
Ohio by abont Cvethousaod majority,
and now tbey have nearly doubled
it. Last year tbe democrats had
Indiana by nearly eighteen thousand
majority, and now tbey have lost
more tban two-thirds of it. Which is
' ttie UDpermoitt dog in tbe fight ?
It is a significant and instructive
fact ibat at tbe election in Indiana
:last week, tbe Republicans made
(gains at tbe 'home" polls, of both
! Henprics and "Blue Jeans" Wil
' mams Tnese Democratic Statesman
(evidently do U"l improve on close
acquaintance.
The Democratic majority iu tbe
House was reduced at least twenty,
probablv twentv-four at tbe elections
(of last week, and twenty-four changes
(,f a similar cboracter will give the
House to tbe Republicans. Pennsyl
vania and New York alone, will fur
nish more than half of tbe n cesSary
(Uota.
The fact that Holman, tbe pica
yune demagogue, and Lankis tbe
ap'jHtle of unlimited greenbacks, were
both badly beaten for Congress by
Republicans, phows that Indiana is
not assuredly anchored safely to Hex
DitirKs, who was placed on the Presi
dential ticket solely to secure that
soft-mouey State.
L.!t year tbe Democrars had 42
majority on joint ballot in the Indi
ana Legislature. Now, tbe Repub
licans beve 0 ovtr both Democrats
and Independent?. Truly this is a
stunning Democratic victory. Tbe
exchange of a Legislature, and Con-
irressional deleeation for a pair of
old blue ican breeches, is enough to
nuke any Democrat "holler."
The vote polled in Cincinnati Iat
week is leveu thousand greater than
that of last year, when tbe fierce con
test was made between Hayes aud
Ai.i.r.s for Governor. It is clear,
that this iucreasc is largely fraudulent,
and as the two Democratic Congress
men from that district are reported as
elected; cue by tbrei hundred, aud
the other by less tban oue hundred
majority, the Republicans on a con
test, will doubtless be awarded tbe
seats.
The Democrats did a tremendous
a.nouut ol lying previous to the Ohio
aol Indiana elections, over the results
iu Maine and Colorado. Tbey pub-
linhed'a bocrus dispatch from Maine
claiming a reduction of tbe Repub
lican majority to 11,000. while tbey
persistently asserted tbat Colorado
bad gone Democratic. Now that
tbe lies no longer serve their purpose
it is admi led that the Republicans
carried Maine by over 15,000, and
that Colorado has voted the same
way. Annanias cjulJ'ut bold a can
dle to tbe average Democratic poli
tician, about election times.
A democratic majority of less than
five thousaud in Iudiana, this year,
where in 1ST4 the same patty had
a roaioritv of 1 7,502 the election of
four Congressmen where they Lad
nine, and the election in Ohio of
eight Congressmen where they bad
tbirieen, tbe doubling of tbe Repub
lican mujority in the Utter Slate, and
the loss of tbe Legislature in both
States is what the Democracy are
shouting over as "a glorious victory
Tbe rope broke, and the half strangled
criminal yells with delight, over tbe
few additional moments he is spared.
w boys ! pull off your coats aud
to work for General "Jake" Camp
iif.ll. Ohio aud Indiana have shown
you boa- to "lay out" Democratic
Congressmen. Remember that the
House of Representatives holds tbe
purse of tbe Nation, and that tbe
rebel Democracy are straining frantic
ally Co fain in Congress what they
lost iu (i-f field. A Democratic I
majority in tbe nft Congret-s means
tbe payment of tbe KilUojos 'of rebel
claims now on file at Washington.
A vote for Camprf.i.l is a vote in
favor of your own pocket. Tbe man
who fought lie rebels in the field,
will not rote to p for the kiss they
brought upon, tiieuisel.i.
Heiie is a couple of the little biile,
of tbe many thousands now Wore
tbe House, which General Cawbell
will vote against w hen be takes his
seat in tbe nest Congress.
Mr. Buckner, (Dem.) of Missouri,
tatfo&iced tbe following little bill to
! pay (im ui his constituents.
"5 etutr . t- I bat there be
paid to G. R. Wille Marshall, out
of aQy IuorjeT io lbe freiuBrj- not ap-
propriated, the sum of $3I,IG, ia vll
compensation for tbe use and oceupa-
P: , j .1.1.
tiou of his lands during the late war
by the United States tr ops, and for
Property belonging to him taken and
Used oy said troops.
, ,
Mr. Hooker ot Mississippi mtro-
dueed tbe fullowiog.
lie ilrnarlrd. etc, That tLe gecre-
tarjr of ibclrraaiuy be, aud in here-;
,by Btho.rixed '" '. c
to be paid to Coowder Parish, of
Hinds county, io the Sute of Missie-!
sippi, or to Lis order, out of f uch j
moneys remaioiup ia tbe Treasary of
ibe I'Dited States a are not other-!
wise appropriated, tbe sum of $10,fi.r)S,
t compensate biro in full for tbirty
eigbt bales of cotton, one two-borte
wagon, one i.v-horse wafroo. oue
large ox wagon, two large trunk,
two suit of malt) clutbinir, fix liaeu
sbins, a quantity of main uad-frclutb-iuir,
etc.. etf . stored ou tb premiss
of eaid Cuu.M1-r I'arirb, tin the Tall
batcbie River, iti tb tbfti fnm( !
i Suudtiwc r ( mow Lf ll-ire). """
t
Mi-pieaillliM. ititflt UU UnrfV .krll
and tbe ciuie jjr.tji iainl l Lv
uvf, purp!Mp, rihI liciiffit 'f the;
t'niifd SiHif! '.
P.very taxpayer in oiimersei ' uuu
tv who is uuxiout. topay hih sba-' if.
these, and thousands of similar claims,
can express his desire, by voting
against General Campbell.
Here is a piece of information
taken from the i'imjrci"il Tttu-ord
of last session which largely iaterests
tbe loyal people of tbe country. It
shows definitely the Southern claims
now before Congress:
The total sum proposed to be ap
propriated is $400,000 more Han
entire Sahnal d' I't ! and amouuts
to $2,.r)03,fi22,3S(;. Tbe classification
is as follows: Rebuilding levees on
the Mississippi river, f.,2i0,000; re
building bridjres in West Virginia,
$200,0(10; refund of cotton tax SHS.
072,000; supplies used or destroyed,
$1,205,103, 000; use and occupation
of property, s? 1,20.".1C,:5; return of
proceeds of captured property $!,
000,000 ; refund and remission of di
rect tax, $.'.lr3,SS0 ; disloyal mail
contractors, ?oTi0,U(0 ; disloyal claim
ants, under the reeal of section 340
of tbe Revised Statutes, $500,000
private relief bills, 4,770,500.
Tne mind can hardly
O
atrocitv of the proposition to pay this
enormous sum to the beaten rebels.
but the claims have been introduced
and are now pending. That tbey
will be forced through, if a Demo
cratic President aud a Democratic
Congress is elected, admits of no
doubL
AWFUL EXPLOSION.
llurstin? of the Uoilers of
altollin-.llill
Tfrrible I.of Life.
I'ittsbi Ri, I'a., October 12. At
S:45 o'clock this niuruing a terrible
explotiou occurred at ug Co.'s
mills, corner of Thirteenth and Etna
streets, which was attended with
great loss of life. ThJ boilers in the
nail mill exploded, aud that building
aud more than half of the rolling mill
were demolished. A large number
of employees were ai work, aud it is
importable to tell bow many are bur
ied iu tbe ruins. Tbe greatest excite
ment prevails. . The buildings caught
Gre aud the Qames have not yet been
extiuguished. So far ten bodies have
been lakcu from tbe ruins.
At the time of the explosion there
were employed iu the nailiug depart
ment oue hundred and lilty men and
bovs. The explosion literally tore
the buildiug to pieces. Tbe roof was
raised, aud in lulling it fortunately
rest, d on tbe nail uiacbiuc, euubliug
most of tbe workmen to crawl out
aud escape before the Gre froui the
furuace caught the mass of tbe wreck.
Owing to tbe excitement and confu
sion it is impossible to give an exact
number of tbe killed and wounded
Tbe following is as near as can be ob
tained :
Killed, l'., wounded 22.
The scene on the outside in tbe vi
cinity of the works for a considera
ble distance were of the wildest aud
most heartrending character,
news of tbe explosion spread
wildfire through tbe ciiv, aud
Tbe
l'ke
iu a
short time ibe people began to gath
er from all parts. .Men, women aud
children who bad relatives aud frieuds
iu the establishment rushed frauticul
ly forward, and a scene of the wild
est confusion followed. The police,
with ropes extended across the streets,
kept the surging crowd from interfer
ing with ibe successful work of tbe
fireman and their appuratus. The
Chief of DoMce, with a large body of
patrolmen, were kept busy in keepiug
back the crowd aud assisting iu car
rying out the wounded aud killed
from under the debris
The ofike of tbe works, on the cor
ner of Etna sfeet, opposite the mill
where the explosion occurred, was
considerably used up. Tbe building
was improvised into a temporary hos
pital, where the dead and wounded
were carried. A large number of
surgeons were promptly cn tbe
ground. The causes which led to
this frightful calamity are as yet en
veloped in mystery. Tbe boilers
were in charge of a careful cngiueer,
aud had been duly inspected before
tbe works resumed 0eraiion some
time ago.
Later 3 p. m. Three more have
died from tbeir injuries, and live
others will doubtless die.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
IJurnin of a Steamboat on tlie
Mississippi.
Baton Rome, October 10. The
steamboat Southern Belie was burn
ed about 2 o'clock this morning two
miles above Plafiuemine, on the west
bank of the river. Tbs boat and
cargo were totally destroyed, and sev
eral lives were lost.
Tbe steamer Bertba took some o
tbe pas-engers to New Orleans, while
others returned here on the steamer
Katie, (.treat credit is accorded ibe
engineer and pilot Herbert for their
efforts to Jand the boat during the
burning.
Nnv Ok lea xs, October IL Many
li.v8 were lost by the burnfog of the
Hui0ot Southern Belle. Among
tfcoue kuowa Jost are Vm. J'on Pbul,.
Mr. Drose, Miss Fannie O'.Coouer.;
aud another lady, !, of Baton Rouire;'!
.Mr. franks, ot I'on Hudson ; .Mr.
Lingom ; also Franks, ao enjiilovee.
and tbe steward and Lis crew. It is
supposed tbat nearly all of those who
were sleepiog in tbe after jart cf the
boat were burned to death, as after
ihfi .-e bad got fairly underway it
was aJo.ot impossibfti to get at the
bow of lb bokt. tie only way of es
cape to tbe shore. The paro con
sisted of from 500 to 00 ba tea of cot
ton. Tbe boat was new, valued at
145,000, and insured for $30,000.
mostly in -New
OrlrarR rTininaniM
,Mr. E. Ilerbert. the mint, hnlrl tkJ
bow of tbe buat agaiont tbe baDk uo-
til " who could bad escaped. He
then lraped from tbe pilot bouse to
tbe lower deck and was badly injured
THE ELECTIONS.
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iQhio Carried DV the K -
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publisans by a Major
ity of 10.C00
Tivelvi' of the Twentv
f v.,
VUll
pressmen clt'ctotl are lie
niblirans. Indiana goes Democratic by
a meager majority.
Healthy Gains in the Election
Members of Congress.
of
Every Indication ThattheState Will
Co for Hayes and Wheel or
in November.
Oily Milder F'tjrns f.on West Virginia.
oiiio.
Col.l'Miii s, October i. The lit-
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viseu tueir 1 etui us, auu uuvi rsiiumic
Barnes' mujority ui (i,"07. The filty
two couuties reported ou Uoynion,
for Supreme Judije, indicate that the
majority on tbe bala'iie of the State
lirket v'ill reucb 10 000. The Repub
licans have reversed the delegation
in Cougnss probably, but ibis may
not be absolutely certain. The Dem
ocrats claim that Van Vorbes is heat
en iu the Ffteeotb district by W. V.
Postou This is very wiae of the
Mrpublicau iiiformatiou, which jjives
Van Vorbrs several huutlre i mujori
ty. The Democratic claims gi'e
them niue members, but probably
they will have but seven. They ex
pected to defeat Foster, and made
great efforts, but he gaiucd more lha:i
one hundred his mujority of two
years oo. (General J. D. Cox, de
feats Hurd, which is a cause of great
rejoicing. The districts which the
Uepublieaus, have reclaimed are cer
tainly the Third, Nimh, Eleventh,
Seventeenth aud Twentieth. The
majorities1 cannot bo given. The
Democrats have e'ected the following
Congressmen : Saylor, in the First
district : Bauuiug in the Second ;
Rice in the Fifth ; Dickey iu tbe Sev-i-nth
; Ewiug in ibe Twelfth ; South
ard in ibe Thirteenth ; Finley in the
Fourteenth. The Republicans have
elected tbe following Congressmen :
(lardiner in the Third district ; How
ard in the Fourth ; Cox in the Sixth:
Keiferiu the Eighth ; Join's in tiie
Ninth ; Foster in tLe Tenth ; Neal
iu the Elevcuth ; Van Vm hes ic the
Fifteenth ; Dtiulord in the Sixteenth;
McKiuley in the Seveuteea b ; Mon
roe iu the Eighteenth ; (iartield in
tbe Nineteenth, aud Towuse .d iulhe
Twentieth. Tho Republicans gain
five Congressman.
IMIIIM.
Indianapolis, October 13. We
bav returns from S!) counties, w hich
give a net Democratic: majority of
4.57S. Tho sama counties iu 1872
gave a uet Democratic majority of
S15. Tbe three futilities to hear
frcm gave Hendricks 30.'! majority.
IxniAs.vpm.is, October 13. Niue-ty-two
counties, all ot which are ofli
cial except three t.r four, give Will
iams 1,710 majority. Tbe counties
not heard from are Ferry a:id Spen
cer, w hich gave o Democratic mujor
ity in 1ST2 nf 17. The Democrats
claim this will be increased !"0 or
500.
The following is tho official and es
timated majorities on the Congres
sional ticket : i'irst District, Fuller,
Democrat, (estimated 1,500 ; Sec
ond, Cobb, Democrat, (estimated)
5,100 ; Fourth, Sexton, Republican,
(official) 317 ; Fifth, Brown, Repub
lican, (estimated) 1,100 ; Sixth, Rob
inson, Republtcvu, (ofticial) 302 ;
Seventh, Hanna, Republican, (esi.
mated) 1,000 ; Eighth, Hunter, Re
publican, (official) 1,00 ; Ninth,
While, Republican, (olliicial) 1.272 ;
Tenth, Calvin, Republican, (official )
1,350 ; Eleventh, Evans, Republican,
(estimated) 1,200 ; Twelfth, Hamil
ton, Democrat, (estimated) 0,400 ;
Tbiriet .h. Baker, Republican. 2,300.
WiiKKi.ii, October 13 Ohio
oouuty given a I)i'inorratic majority
uf ou tbe vote fur JuveruT.
Ileturuft frvnj tbe iuurior of tbe
State Biill come io rlowly. They
generally sbow iucreased IK?uiooratic
majoritiep. Tbe State will probably
go 12.000 PenjiKratic
Triple Harder In Mnine.
Ugstiin, October 14. News of a
probablw triple murder has junt bt-eu
received from lluckrpo,-1, Maiue.
Tbe victims are au aged man, named
Trim, bia daughter Mrs. Thajer, and
ber little girl. Trim's bou-e and
buildings were linruuil last night.
His cbarrtd rrmaius were fouud lu
tbe debris of ibe curriuge hou-e. A
bloody trail was fouud It-adiug froui
the boune to the rear of tlie Imru, ami
it is supposed iLut .Mrs. Tbajer aud
ber daugbur were lunrdered and
tbe bouies dragged to the barn,
though tbey have not been fjuud.
Mrs. Thavtr was known to have
eight hundred dollars in the boti.ie
and plunder is ruppoed to hnvelieeu
the luceulive.
Latrr. Tbe ('ommunit y is intense
ly excited, and this rooruiu turned
..tit m ... ..... . . : .. .; , t'l.uitui. OIH4H M .wmil.AA
Otlt fit maw lo IQVeetlga;e and be- N.a.IK, aa. 334 and., are deseriheo an lollows:
cure tbe murderer liloud Htaina ,r,,h,f'",iia teion wiinouuwi. ami .
Liu.uiin, jiitoii SlttinSi,,mo.).lllJUerU,j,llie .lley Non.ailand
lounil OU tbe road, a bruken conil) I 'W, situate 0.1 southeast cmerol I'.rlc street and
Hiime hair nit1 .iihoe iorll ... : ."'a; alley. Not. 1 t and aoi, situate on uulneaal
some nair ana otner iudieaiioos Dolut-1 e..ce..i p.ek i-,o .1.1. h..in.. . i,i
ed to a Struiflfle at tbat Doint ami iiv
l.l.wwl ,.,h',4 F. . ,' v
UIOOU Ppot ibe trail Was fj.)ed to
the barn. Huritlir the afternonn lh 1 p"l:l"1 'jl-nd xiemliu the anie brnuith
. i uiiu tiie Biieruoon tUe : :m feet ui W illow alley. N.. -Us and iS.7, situate
enarrea remains of .Mrs. rtiayer were i'", northwest eimier of WeT.ndv.nt oak
t-ken frop the debm cf tbe l.uru. 9t tM
Tbtt boOJ Of the Child Lu3 DO' been', TtKMjiTen percent of parrha money tn
d.u,kaf...l ai. , t. i i . Ie iti-l o dayof ;ile; one-thirl on euniiruiation
ISCOVered, tiioajfh i 1$ believed bheloftale anddefiTery of decit; one third in sin
Was also murdered. Sh bad been t KnI'h,, 1?, wtoe'lbiri1 D teWetnontUalrvnilaie
... . ween i hr title with intere. Favtnenta to be aecurwl by
visiuog a neuchbor. and etaned borae.!i!?ibtJmi, '
-18 km. 8ioce then nothing baa! u-t.Aerii. " m.schroc
been beard of her. The bodj of ibe ' -
old man was firvt found in the ruiLai UDITOKS' NOTICE,
ofihft farriate bouse. The murder --
Wft-i iin2,w.l-faTf. 4 i i 1 lie nndersizne.1 auditor duly apiwinted by the
Wfig UDdOUUiediJ d.ellj?erate!v piull- frplmn Coun of Somerset ri has certaii ad
ned aod the buildidir turni-J 'with vuent-UKl maKeMaUlatriimilonoltne fund
i hu v...., t 6 x , a li hamlp lmvid liickey executor of theea-
'oe expectation of cnrealnjent. Tbe uiof Rinh iu, tiawranHnrttKJMieiniiiv
CltiZeoa tCoUred the C '.UDtrV and ltn
.i nt.t " , uu ,ulc
tbiaarteraoon arreted at Mauipdeu,
L"" U V 1 .
i.u juamuerH, againsi wUom, 11
IS iu
etiia. toe evidence is very eiroog
i Tbe fee!iu against tiin is iattute, !
I aud it is thought probablfhe will bei
j lynched before morning, rupital puu-!
, inbment having been aboiibbed iu'
jtbis Stale. ;
A ratal I'likl.
I
Four KlCUMOMi I'A , OctubtT H.
-A Hanguinary conflict
between
i Iitiuilier el lraui aofl (lrutilieu
miners uciurred thw moru.ug bear;
Sbumokiu, iu the Norlbuuilieilaud '
! n-. ..... . t
jcuai region. ine nigm iaietl sever-
i at hours, and resulted iu the ilealb ot i
' . . ... . . ,
three participanu Nick Taylor, Joe!
I Lardtier aud Geo. Ooudy. The to
i former were tramp, and ibe Inter a
Imiuer, who was uutil reieuilv
tin
!,' "d at oue of tbe collieries uf
the
j Mioeral Run .Miuiug utid Railroad
i Cuinpany at Suubury. Some strikers j
i from oue of tbe uiiuea in ibe district:
I we e also engaged in the riot. One
ut there Jobu Dugac, otherwise;
,o. iues uu lugu, oiuerWse:
I-.,,... t.,iiL ii .k.
a.uvwu ma uii: jutuiiv. u.i luiunu
! , . - . ....
i ni-Ae o o an, lid i, lr,..a. u .m I I. a Sli u
I " ""e
vkin braucb of tbe Nortberu Central
- railroad, and instautly killed by a
! passing train. Duirau was liierallv
j cut to pieces, tbe whi le train of nine-
itv heavilv lomled coal f-arit iBHMnir
j 6 verhiui. After tbe Sght some of the
party
WBUt toauotber pari ol lie r-
I fion np.nrthi-SehuvIk II coiintv hmrlor
. , J j t
I HUU commuted numerous acts ui Vlo-
; lenco.
Ai'10 Adct'ttitwiiwnlj.
LTliLlC SALE OF REAL
I XA1E.
I
Eii
iiy virtue of an order laeurd oui of tbe Orphans'
; Vain ot :ouKr-ei county, ia.. 1 will sell at i.tit.lic
' sale ut (JoiillaetuH;, in nauicouniy, i.n
' piurltuj1 U -tuber 20, I7i.
; at 1.1 o'cloek n. in. of sail ilay, the tolloitin
ncScrllH.Hi real estate ol William l'iicr, nec'u.
I r ive lots.., ur.-und kuownon the ircueral plan of j " " -rs.itne.i j hur. !t t ..um iloi the H.ikers-
sum lowoul I ..utluetK-e.s lots .Nos m an.l :!1 in 1 v'!'e,n'' I-i'iit.-vi!le I wn-a n of tha Luihtr
: iiu. k a, ujoii,iK twen street on tho eaM. lot No. i --"K 1 1" .ui.lic iule ou
j .y on tne souiu auj tot rtw. Ainu tun nurtti. ios.
ol ami 4 1 iu lll'AH a aiilolillfijf. each other on the
.u.lieusl corner ui faire atlu Oueu Streets, uuj
.V,. I'.i iu ill..- . 1H.-1114- a n ifi 1.1. iyi:i ot
ifti'uu li..i .Nun. ,H kwj leu 111 moil hluell awl ex-,
K'lutiutc ujiou liiiKimnree.' u, Ca-niiiuiu river anil
eueuiniereu hy .1 rna.l ruuniuir niotifr Ki.1 river.
1 .rt.t!s.-4iu.Uiirtl ill nana the hallauee'ii two
e.Uai annual me ms Wl.h inttrent, to t: Pevur
on l,y juoxiueni. iMitnlii, on the j.reuuyeK.
Jxli.N li. I III.
ortll 'lrui-tec.
70R SALE.
Onr-hiil. iiatoTat ur ttie hI- to irUivh.i.r In a
WiiUT-ijKiT Aii'n iiant an t 'u-i ni tl -unnur
milt fituatvU tn thr fna il i.iv.tr on the I. R.
tt., mi lr wrtt itl Johnstown, luteal in thv tet
in thif jmrl l the d-uniry, mill ln itNni n-Diiir :iiil
'I'lin-T ft cxmJ hu(Def. rutin) tor Ftonnir 4.joo
hIiiMrtnt (rniin. uijit watT to rojt:l tl.o mill
ttie yrr nunJ, nHi ilwelluiif noitr iiikI
taitttuil.liiKs. Aim; Hrreaof lnni UlHiiotiiif tt
win I ir jifny. Any m-i.us vjliifitr t pnrh.ie a
it i-.il mill .r..rty wtll UuVril tt vi"it the prun-i'ri-tj
an t rrriiu touit tle tiuiif.
K1.I--SI--. HAMMOM, & UK AM.
lltilivtir, Untm.r-l.i!nJ k'u.
A
UIUTOB'S NOTICE.
iiciftt A. Kimmell ' In tlie Court nf I'otnmr-n
H . f VHBuT ?wtDlrT, t Co.. Pn.
(.our ti. Walker, i N.nw ril lnn
f Voluntary Att;ntm'nr.
Ttte nn lfrsiitiP.I Auditttr, hatintf heeu HDtint
e l hy thet'oun ot O'lnuion Pteft.t to umke a tli
inhiittn o th taiidn in the linn. in tt tieirife K
Walker Adinee ot IfcorR A. kiiuim-ll. hi iiikI
AtitoMc i lioii h tj:ill v cntitteil ttirtrt, heriy ifien
0 (h-e tlmt he NtU attenit to the duties o( ,-..ii .
point mt'iit. at Mi oftin- inihe l-or.'Uirfi oi Somi-r-t,
on Moi-.triy. ( torwr;foih. A. I. 17rt. ut lo o'clock
a. in., when ami where alt partiea iuter-H'el -a
a:!fii.t. J AS. U IM'OH.
(iy-ti.lH'rU. AikUmt.
LIST OF CAUSES
lor the NovemNi'rTerm. lsjfl.
FIRST WFFK.
Mrnolltie llf-rkley, v. John H. Boyt,rt. ft!.
laae A. Jenkin, vu, r- t a zy.
K J. Ka'lHv, v I'athi-rine Kiiiit-Iy.
Ahrahum lifiitn v. 4'hrnoph-r K.Tin.
Uunn (!o:in .eouiir, v. Woltord fc Killin'r
Hro"!i. fc Ut,
.I.r. t'tiiilioui, vu. Ienti & I-nW,
K. S. liowut-A uce v. lfeniiijt .leyers ct
oah lteeierker. vt, J nTum Pr"n.
S. I'tul.v.u. eL mL v. Lh-nnia Ieyen.
K-vine ni Manuia:urini( i
H -i-Hi-!. H.H-kina:.
al.
SECOND WEEK.
1. Keystone lloa I and !Manalacturini
Savaire ttre-i.rl.-k llo.
- JSaine vs. Name. - -
5. George W. Mack, vs. W. W. Kavis K lirn. ,
4. Mack A S Holes, v. f yrn Jleyers, adu:r.
,5. Peu-r llelltey's nse. va. Isaao tiumtt.
6. Wm. al. Pailou a. !o.. vs. Jonu h.. 1 issue.
7. 1-lien HI aiKh. v John 1 lis r.
. The i li lieu I hi KehuiuK .'u., r$. II. J. B it
ter h. Co.
!. J. N. Heal. vu. P, V. ft. K. K. R. Co.
Id. J.atepii lwun, eu al. vs. t'harieit l.'ruiuer,
el. u l.
II. Curiis K. On.v. vi. Muttman It Kiewer.
1J. M. A. Saiiuer & Uo. vs. AiufUstQS .MeiLry.
l i. t'urtiB K. liMVe, va. Hani :l FlM'K.
i. Joa.-po Specni B uv t. c. A'dcsrnian,
u al.
1., "ru Shallia, va. Valentine Hav.
i. H ui. lliuu.-r, eu al. vs. Win. 1. Itaucbley,
ci. al.
17. Joseph Kinit, et. a.1. vs. Samuel Trainer,
et. al.
IS. i:uy Ueposit Bank ., va. S. A. JIau.st,
e . al.
W. James Parson's use. vi. K 11. Marshall et.al.
at. hmanuel Uurkhulder, vs. Peier Kiiumuer
el.ui.
SI. John Ilcaipwr, tj. 1're.lerick Weimer,
Trustee.
ii L M Dawson, vs. (leoricc. I ruffii.
't. Same vs. Ja.s.h.1. lionKes.
-jA. Thouiaa L.hr's eu n. use,v. Jouu 11. Kicli
atdsou, eu al.
llenj. .Masters, vu. John Ni If.
1'. J. KlMISI.K.
(.'"tnhcr H. n,i.
USTKK'S SALE.
ny ulrtuc ol" an orlor i?suel out of the ihpiurn
court oi ".HnerM?t t vmniy. nml ti mo ttirM-t t.
there will ho exiKcii to uuMic aula in tho iNmniicii
ot Nalisbury vu
Saturday, Nvvfitibvr ,4t,
at lOoVloek a. ni.. the r.-i-Iueof ttie real emtate ui
Jo-t. .1. S.iittutau ieoeatl. vlt :
No. 1. 1 titi liuine piaue, rviuitin-t of two Io'.j.
ha-vinn thenvn ertciet a two Biory hriek house,
.ttaiite. Iiom ami other ..albailtttiitt!, aitioiniim
l uiKl Uarchunand othertt.
Nj.'i A tuevUuw lot citntaliiinir 7 arret more
or levi. auuiuK luruia ol Oefrc W carer arJ
others.
No. X Two fie Mr. one of whfoh cnt in a boot
fl acren ain the other, aloiiiina; tiei. Weaver
.rutin uet i looit iiy ana oinetn.
No. 4. A bout oue at-re ol Und ln Klkliek Tp.,
a.tHtuiu Ltnoaoi Jtiat- lHvely uiuiailai- Keiui.
Nofl. 1 and 3 will each te aola in two piec-p, and
ho. t In lota to fuit iinrehaaera.
TI1K.MS : ItutvUiirilol tmrrhu'e nvmeT to
Uieptthlon enlirmtttlnin ol aam, ana tutlaoet; hi
woerptai annual payuienm, tobef-urea Uy juo
incnt iion!tv. Ten vne.it ( f the hand m aiey to
te paid afl aoou aji the pri-peri) li kuot-kea uowu.
T. U. Si! iZMAN.
fK'totKT II. I'ruxte.
A
SSKiXEEES' SALE
t.y virtue of an r.rrter Wnue-il onr of tho t 'ourt ol
t omnv-n I'l'-aiol .VimerrH-t t'o.. Ha., thw uiter
Uiied. Assiviieeof JortiaU Stutter, wiil mil at
puolic !e U the luinub ol, &omenet, at tlie
win raoiupe. on
Fi tday, Xovemlcr 10A,
at !2oVlock. p. m.t tbe following valuable real e-
uiiOi viz :
No. 2. Three certain lota of ifnmnd ultnate In
the town ol trarrett Jfcmierwel Co., owitain-
a..lk.u..n.,. I I a. HH..HPU .l .n
' fit J Irl tsvarn V. ItLt M anal "W W II (1
larxetwoiury frame dweilii.v-boiieie, with Man'
mi-i root, awl stable tbemm erected, front Inn nn
H-nln street.
Nil. 7. A certain lot of ground situate in Som
erset boroUKh. JSoiner-et 1'a., entalnlDieone
loarth acre, more ur lexi. with a. iwi-atory irame
dweltinx-houfte. ataide, wh-houe, wood-houav.
brb-lt T-moke-boaie, and other out-buthllinr there
on ereeted, laiunded no tbe north by lot no. and
JaacSimitfton, on the eaa: by Malnt.'nrs reet,on
the auuth by Ittt ot Denuis Meyers ami in tbe
went njr t?hureh alley.
No. H The nniiviOel ooe-balf of a oertnin traet
of land Piiuale in Stony creek township, Somerset
county, Pa., ntuululutf 'o acres, more or lens, ol
whhrh there are atmut 1 a re cleared ami at Hint
Soaereflin meaoow, with a two-aiory (iwellmic
house, a one and a-hall Kory owelltiuc houe. twru,
auu other out-buildiriioi thereon erected, aij-Uiinn
Uiula of Jaoub W liif MathiuS VVaikur. Dauiel
.Mmudlcr, aud others.
ALSO.
In I 'r ilia Imroaifh, nn
f(jfy, Oititber 31. 1 Si 6,
atttoVloek p. jf.t the Mlowini? Tuluable real
e hi ale via:
No. 3. Twelve lots of around ituate f n I rsina
kn"n "u theirenerni planar mm
"r 1 reetamleitemllim Ihesanw hreaoih l's le
it, Uilh.w alley. Mo. and !ta. situate on cor-
nerol Veya .f . ,n,i Sees.nd ftreet. having a
- 7. T: l."t;iuwSP('W he "
Jtfpdtotheduiltaor tbe aboe MppviiDtmepr on
Vf'1?? j
in tkimeraet bironirb. when mih! wottru nil ijsrami
teres led can attend.
H. L. BAKR,
iVtoberll. Auditor.
AVto A dcvrfffemftitg.
A
I'lUTOH'S NOTICE.
tamrjr 1. AltlaUnr i Xu. 3.4 A)iril term tT
aminos t.. Voluntary aisnmeiit lor
, William K. AlttJther ) isr Iworrit ol creditor
Amino to wit. on ihc 4th rtitv r Ntp:-mhert
! K'HIk i rt a.i!it-fl K l '. t-lhur. rj-.,
j U4:itir tu'lKrll-utr luti'i in tite h-onI u,q
Awwttcf to aot auiornr thine I'-irslly u lth J
thrrtsUi
' ""tt 'mm tfct rwinl. wrtiiioil tl.o tiny
V .1. Koosk.j
Tt,ru..wiw.i .mi.. uo-icr'..'.V
pomoa nt. rii:i!ull uie w.tk- ihai ! will
UlfUl III Utt-n.l l. lll Ultttl-S t hlS ltlHMilriltltir ..n
M.w.iv iur m:u .iy ui t.-t..i.or i,s. i n, m-e
"n nl wlifre a:l jrUr.i In-
trrertvima iiHrml li liirv tliiiikpPH-prr.
. ui.coi.imrv,
. Aa.nt.ir.
"A
UDITOR S NOTICE.
F. I'fckttiir.
II. HumVrt,
ilnttu' Oourt iiri wmiioDil.:i-tiw(iiuoi,tiUaUa piii,t ut i.m-t one luurth lie.
r l a ol omer!'"t (.'ounry. tore the eleetlim.
-So. ! ol Jjn. Tifnu. 1-TrJ. ! S-. t. AH the eli..ln In itio elitoo.
Wm
.,.., , E. II. Fi Fa.
HiMnit len HK'iute.1 Au.lltor to u.itrihme
the mud- in the hn'!i o(;c..nrc W. Vile, Siientr,
iri-init our ol tne ile u! the K.ial rjitnte of Wnt
K. Hu:nliert, lien-liy Kirea notlee tliat lie will oq
thft Hill iluv ut llrl.i'H-r IKM i la... I i. t..
- nir;a - "in r., ,V; .,rT;,"T s.7 .""m"
...... :: . "
pwii.i:ijiiis luai aneu'i n inev itee ti-oner,
M-oi ? Inuv J wn.-.T..
; Kt.'.7
1 --.. m.
SCOT l'.
Auditor.
Al A I. NOTICE
lu Itelwra F:i lr (widow i Uonril Filr. -.tlmrioe
Miser, Jaooh Fair. .Mary A. iuteiuarried wiih
Isaac S. t'oehcnliotir. Eliziheth intermar
rle 1 with Jawi Tp'titniitn, ami Wiiliam Munaoa.
t'lmrleii Mani;e, I Imuuui .Uanirea ami James
j .'le'eeai all re-nlinir" in S,iners-t coi'"ts 1"Z
'ir. re-i.iii
yrm rmr. rr-iiniia in uinniate Pienrafka. Juhu
w. fHirrent.linir in tn- Male ot IHiihij., Hen
I ih talr. reaiounr m Ht-uir.1 e tttity. ra., Julia
IliXOtt. .leeea.!, leaving WO ellil.lren li. Alee
a 0.1 John an.l her liuei.anl Alex i.i.x.,u, n, imel
, -o .i..Iou,,,,.o ,.u nu, nowtitiin. resit' tnir
I In the MxlK ol I II im.lf no.l 14 .1 1;.. l. .. .... ; . ;. .
.. ..... Hu( leitiinif
ia K.seitnt t il.l,,.
ou are hereny notih-i) thu; in ,itrsu:iner of a
wn ol partition is-ne,i out ol the Mr)ih.tnir ("onrl
ot Somersel .unty, lJn.. 1 will hold an linnum on
Hie i. al eshlle of John air Uinvaseu. at bis late
! resilience in Allegheny iownsiiiu. on Thurs.inv
tticllh duy o? tH'toia-r l7e. where vou rjn :ttie
It yi;u t;iit.k pr-'jicr.
CiEO. V. . Pile.
Sherill
wp'.i)
1
PUBLIC SALE.
i isaltlM'l'f, I h-lubtr lith 1S7C
ai one oYlock. P. M.. a House an.l I. .t situated
iu the townot Lavaiisvill.;, Somerset Liuntr. ra.
alf iuinx alley tain Uiu I-jsl ami South:
W nlow li..rliliun ou the W est. I'lank Kn ! or oil.
on the North, ou w hitli them Is encteo a. hin
Two-story Frame lioiise, null stiihle and other
out l.ttil.iihK. This is a ile.-iriiMo proa'rtv, anil
IM-rsonu wistnn lo i-.-.aiiiine sain projieriy wiii call
u(s ii s. P. k il-ii ii: lu store tn ihi-towu.
TKIt.MS. Teniarcent ot the l.unriase nioner
1 ,? p ii'l n lay . i .-ulc.aii.1 he Kilauce vn IU 1st
. ot A.iril Is.? t i.M, ......... i. .. . ,
"l-'Ii V.il It? KlVrMt
t ia ii, lohk. sk
i H1K .M Ol Mi,
! i k k i . sa it i. is.
JONA.tr. Hh,'J.AY
-r iiakcr-viltrc-irr,-
J. 1. AN K Y.
J in; hKMiAKT,
S H. HaH;K.
MUSKS HiKKLKY,
1'i.r lav nnitn: imii
TRCsVl KE S SALE
!
Tlie tinMT?i;iMMl Trut i' f..r tht faleof the rnl
in .iirsw.in''i r .t ti r-T irr:m;-t t him tiy the
Ori'lutii!' t.'iiurt tt -MtiuTt .tuini v ... I mil
at j num. .-ii ii.t pi m u i-v- ni 1 1 ie m- f;i -mu umri'-
J Mt't, Oil
I Muttdotf, ih ti'or Mih, lsiu
! Tii f-ll'Wiijff .lr' rirxsl r e'ate. vl.
( "o. 1. A icriaii: trml ol l..iit silualc iu I'aiut
i Twp.. SotuerM-t .. uiiiv '. . a! fimnie t.n. t- ot
; Hi"". Hay. Iet-r t iin-lir-iry-T. ami Henry
j Her.'hlriCvr. toiii.tiiunu iu; arreit anC' ercht?
, an I a!loM,i;n-,' m..re or U.. .if w!ii !i th'-rc are
.iiwmt .u ii. rt -i. r. ui.-l 10 H'Ti-fj hi iiicailow with
a iHo.nry jiinitk hull- an.! other buW tin hn--
on crptiil. A irnNi on h:it1 t..i younif rruii tr-tii la
i on ttn pr nit.-rs, ainl fi- Iaul i wtll ut reo!, anU
j ha" I'U iiiy ol v m am) tluiD t.
1 i A certain tr.o-t ut Un.l -iUMttNl in PalDl
I Twp.SoiiierM.-t iroUfiiy li., a.ij. unir Iain- vt Jo
n.iri Weaver :iait ottn-rs n.ritaii iiTK liirv a'-res am!
j uiiL- iw?tvh (rnt allowartft , in ore or J(V. Hiia is a
Irai't'it umft-r iaii't. wnh lieiulwk, poplar. eiierr',
j ami other '.tnteri t hereon.
iNo. :i. A certain trari of hint! siiu.ae in Haiut
Twp.. S.'Ui'-ret evu my l'a..Hlf inim; Un-N or lir
vnt Koe, Jt.huJ. Sim -ttiaiMt otiii-rn, coutaimuie Al
a.Tr ami U ;r'he an t alt'W!iu ia-r or h.-?i,
which i nearly ail clenrvvt antl aU.ut f ae-ei in
nte;yiow, wit ha oneaml a halt Ktory trume huur-e.
anl orher l'UiliniLri iiu rfmi erx-te.i. l'lii trat
ii well imprAft, wiih'-.j l.-n.-e" ami wellwa
lorinl. TKRMS. Ten percent. jf the pun-haw nn-ney
t' tie nl oniay oi aale in. i lialaiK-e ua onhr.ii
tinn ot r.W an i Ucitverv or ,!. i-tt.
IMVMU. SHAFKFR.
Tru.-ic.
SIC NICE'S SALE.
Th" nn-!cr-'!i;ie.t Aiiie" vt Ivl Snyd-r
eiu.-e to public le, on the pr' inife, on
Tntirt'ft OWrr3i, is;,;.
ut 1 o'- lock p. m. of Hai'! Way thr tuilewin;
eril-
ei rtrai enate. vi. :
Nn. !. A cerffitn traT ot ian-I .iinr.te In ZVtMtlif.
rreek T-wuhip. ?meTHet t unty. I'a., ailji inlM j
l.ii'U ol John lnuehi. tlotn liptiHrt. irnrret
Iearan! other, ei.ntatiiinic air, more or
!, alalia Uiu Mzia oi whict' are Wear anl !!
anei well iimtre.t with white nnlr. etc. There
lit a. ti uoii A-bAlt siory frame tlwlii:ic bvrtipe aoil
1m uk haru iheretm ertcte!. Tliere are coal an J
limestone on tt.e tain?, ulw two srnxl orv ttanls.
U in Duar the Kailr. a-t anllhc !tn,hr H quite val
uahla o, 2. T.to t.ull.liiw In the Town of 4'-rl-iriAn.
The farm wiil if Mjia u a whole or iu twu
tra-'t1 to i-mi. ! he purrhawr.
TKlCMb. iftie-ihirii m html, one-thin! iu 0
month autl one ihiM ui 12 iiwuiln wiin interest
on the puynieir.i, paiuenii lo v aetrureti by jiDig-
IIK'Ut Itutl't.
AARO.V WILU
Ass
SK1NEE S NOTICE.
ii:e H hery niven. that Henrr HochtetIcr
of .Meyerla e. oi!ier;et ii-utity. I'a.. by ,ioed ot
.o'uulary atinineut, ha Urviirued al! if ic e'aie,
real and (MrHonal, ol the ai.( Henry H. Movh.tet
ler, to Hiram boyta, of Oavimv.lle, Siinereet t'u..
IJa., l:irus. lor: he bti;eru ot the cre.Uiors of t he
Kiiil Henry Uoeiistetb-r. All pernon thend-'re
itnlehtetl uuht'Mitl lli-nry Hochftcller, will make
jaymeut t.i the aid Al:iee. n l ttu-e hniu'4
claiinnor ileinarnU will inako known the aauie
wit Hunt dehiv.
HIKAM IcOYTS.
Ortober It. Amncc.
KN'EII A L ELECTION'
ruoc
AMATIU.V
GOU SAVE THE CuMMnN WEALTH.
WHKKEAS. in and by an art of (general As
.tiuoiv ot the t uun 't'we il h of PeiHy Iraiiia,
entiih"! "An aer to reuiat the ireu.-r;il eieeuons
wiltitn tins i iniiiKiiui'iLlili, ii i tnjt iue.l u;
Uio l give public nniiee of irnld eleelifli am! TO
entiiiivrate in nmd noriee wlrtt oitnerif aretutjv
elected, I, GKtiit'iK W. 1JI LE. Shtrilf ol the
o unty ol Sniene(. iln hereby make known and
yive iliia puidie lu.tiee t the ehetormii theeun
:v of N..iniTt. that a Lieneral Ebeil m will he
h'ebl iu Mil l eounty on tlie
,SVtvi. dayof X'ceinherf IS'fi.
tl'e eitne beina; the Tu' r !ay next following the
lint Monday ol N-fVenjin-r.
The eleeier of I lie lornxh of Conftnen-c to
meet at the Conn ii I 'Hainler. In aid iK-nmirh.
The eleet .rii ol tbe bon.nxh and tiwnjhip of
S'iiwrert to meet at the Uourt Houne, inlaid
iMTi-Uh.
The elector- of the tnwnhlp of MUford to mrH't
at the hoBi-e lately oeeupied hy liioraaa Kiu. tn
Mii t lowiiniiip.
The elector a of New fentrerlllf to meet at Ibe
m-bool bou- ui i ti't Itorouuh.
Th-elertoroi the t.-wu-tup nf T'pper Tnrker
fiNtf to meet at tbe ln-uae oi Jnhn A. ShutU. in
aid township.
The elector nf the tiwn-htn of Iower Turkry
foi to UKt at the .-bool iwuv in I riuu tnir
oiih. i heele tor of the borimh of t'rlaa to meet
a ri.e aeb'Md hot-- in -Mid KroUi;li.
The eleetui"w. r he wiithip ut Addlaon to meet
at the hvd house in I'eterMmnr b-iixu.
The eleciorsi ot the township ot ,"MitI'iteereek to
meet at the houne oivnpiiM by Aaron lleehler, ln
aaid town? hi p.
Tin I it ra cf the town-hip of Klklfek to mMl
atthe new iH-hNd hoiiie In the bonmifh ul !Sali
bury. The elector; of the N.rocxh of Snlihury to
meet at the new aehoid boure in eaid borough.
The elector of the totrnnliipol Summit to meet
nt the Photrt hoiiLvin Iaie "it y boprmifh.
The wieetor ot tho boronu'li ol Hale City to
niet at ibe -t.'nd t'oii.e ia i.l bor-'Uirh.
TheeletoM of the lMroiii;h of Wetlemtrar to j
meet si the nehool h-.uc in c;it l t-oroiiirh. 1
The elector of the towmdiip of Ureen7ille to
mM nt the school house, in I'.ieahontas, In aaid
towtishin.
The elwtors of the township of Southampton l
to uieci at the house ol J. 1 Kennel, iu said i
township. j
Tlie electors ol me towpsoip ol .Vtrtuainploo J
to meet at the hou-o- ol John roorbaiih. In said
tt.wnsbip.
The electors of tlie township of Iarftner to meet
at tbe hottse formerly occupied by Wm. May, fn
rab! townshtt.
Theciectois of the b.nu:h of Rcrlln to meet
at the houe W Archttmld Compton. in said lor
uugh. 1 he elector of the towTcd.fp of BnthersraleT
to meet at KKlner's ar-hiad house, in aaid town
ship. Thtf oleetora of the townhlp nf Stonr-'reek fn
meet at the echad honeat Shauksviiie, in sabt
township.
The electors 4 the Iw-nm rh of Stoystnwn to
meet at the h-se foruierl oiviipied by Henry J.
Miiler. In said through.
Th electors ot the t4wn-bip of 4uemnh ning
to meet at Ihc huu
town.
I Jacoti Custer, in Stuya- j
Tin? elector of the townshin of Allea-henv to
meet at the boiie of George A. Klnnnel, iu said ;
town hi p. j
ine eleeb-iaof tbe horagn h ftcw iiiiioirt ;
to met:t at the boiise of , in said taw-
ouch. I
The electors of tbe t.-wn-hln nf onemangh to -
meet at the house of peter Lew, in said towu-J
hoi p. j
i tic eie'iors 01 rne inWU'tllp of Miinif Ii InWt '
at he houf J ici Ilelni-tn. In said towna' tp.
Iheelcctiftsof tbe towushipof Paint to meet at
theschoul h'Hiia ereMfd on tne lauds of Henry
llrkey. in said township.
The elector ttf the township of Jenner to meet
at the tKiu.se of Tho. Uallagher, at Jenner X
Kntvds, in san! township.
The ekvtor of the township of Jcflerscn tn
meet at ttu honae ot S.dtomn itaker, ln fttid lown
W Ihe elector of the iHR-nnh of Jennerrille to
meet at the tnd h .um tu s:,l i lugH.
At wt.ich time and places the ijujiifiej voters
win eieet ny minor:
TW tX il-N X r PI KSON.S Ur c lector lor
President aod Vice Pre-idetitof the t'nl'eil Statee '
v.-- r rt,n.ry,i ior jnumoer oi ine nonae 01 ;
Repre.-H-n:aUveot the IVnurt ol Uie I nited '
iatei to reprent the Hirtnet empneil of th '
SmnUe t rt, bnvrdf uujr ai i. - .in. -
hrla.
ONEPERSOX (or Member of the Senate of
Pennsylvania to re(resenl the district corapoaed ;
of the counties ot .Somerset. Belfonl, aod pulton,
Xt'ic Advertisements.
i
TWO PERSONS u T-iiwiit Som rtt aucnt? !
in l fit? Oi-nrral A-rni'iv ft-nri iraum. ' j
TWOPKKSO.NS r'Ajlte Juliffiior Sum
crl Miontr. 1
TWO PERSONS fir Jury C'Uiirlikn"r of
S"mfnei twnty.
i v K PEhiN fur Comnrrof Suif r- ernntT.
ONE PEhSo.M icr im H.ju I Irei-tor !
PEl.I AL A'rrEX TION is !inr,-iiy rrt-lr-l in
! li Art ! Ip (f Iho Not tituiuiiin
I Sta.Tio.t 1. Eft-y malt- ritut'n twi-utT tMW
Tcn ul ie, i9i.?ittn ihe lUcwtn 'u.tfttr':t ,
, vions. h.ill I rr.tif Ui Ut rore at all tt-i'iia!:
I trtt. Ho lili Have ti-n a t'inx:i ol lh
I'nhcd 5Late?nf It-njtt tt nxitli.
Srrond. Hr ahall have r-14!'!- in thr Statet'ne
yar, II, bavtnx pn-Tln;.ly U-cn a ;ii:iiln.-1
i-li'tirrn:livrN,rti rtttzt-n ( the Slate, he h:i 1
have rviuiH-l therrip.m at:l f'tnrnvl. then i.t
! uiuntnsl inimeilian-iy priwitnsr the elettluu.
I ihtrd. He hall hiive rei letl ia the elwti'-n
j Iitrkt where he uli ill off r tototrai lnt t
't nt-aitb5 imme,liatlv rei-e,lin llt- rleiitni.
i tourtfi. li twentv tni vearri,i aw-ptir umvnr.t.
t lnaU hava pant within tw yeant a Stateor
lllllltV ll.T Wiili.ll .li-.ll 1..1.-A lu.nM.1. . I ...
a liii-n
lie l.y hallol. Ei-erv ballot .'.le. hall le nam-
, h. re.l in the order in wkura it ahall h raeeiv.!.
nnil ibectiniber reeor.ieil fy the elet'tion tCi r
on tlie list ol voter. iii!li the nauien
the elee-
lor who present the hallor. Auv eieetor mav
write his name npon hlii tit-ket. oreaime the dame
to he written thereon nd attete I lv a citizen of
the ilitri-t. Thu elertl.in u.-er h'ill he worn
irallinaeil not to i!i.-ieliie !i..w ar,y elei-tor hali
have voteil nnl-.B re,uinMi to io ioas witnesiji
' Sl'.. Eieetor, .hail' In all -e, 01l-eD. trea-
'nvilel fnm nmrl .lurifix' their ntita iiin!?
ttn election? ami in K")K 'auJ .warning therts
Sir. .
Wh. -never any of the uahSe.! electors 1
of this
mmonwcallhsiiail la- in -tllal raHitarr
scrvi.-e no.. era e..,,.. !... 1 .
the I lllte.l Mutes or hy the aulh. -.I,;. . , t. iiCiiS.
iii.inn-ealth. inieli elei'iom mav eaen'iiie the riht
ol duliraae in all election l.v the eitUenn. nn.ler
nueh reuulalionn as :ue ur -li ill lie n-. riU-il hr
ImW HA Illllv U4 ii I Iu- V w.... ..uu..t .. r t h.i, .. j.,ul
iila-aof elei-tiMn '
Ski'. T. All laws reaulaiins the h...in of elee-
1 1 011S l.v the eitizens or tor the remit-nt ion of vo.
I . i.:n k. i.- . i
iern Niiaii inr miiiorill inroUUoQI Hie Stite. I.Ot n'
! eieetor hall Iwileiirivivl ,.i . h orlvil. ... ..f .-.,i i,,
l.v n ason of tin name not twin reitl-iere.1.
I Sic. S. Anv person ho si nil uive. or iimmie
or off.-r to irive. to nn elei..r nv re-r.i
I ..r ol h.-e rain il.le n.,j... t , i.i
uleeiiiai. or tor witln.lio, n,. ...o,- ..ei. .i,.o
irive or pn.miie to mve such const leratlon t nnr
uther perHonor party tor such clei tor' vote or L.V
the nitiii.l.liii'.' thcrsil. mil ativ clccfirwho sh:i!l
fMfivv -it aarco to rccive. tor himself. r foran
ot her. tiny in, ncy. rcwar.l or other valu il.'.e eon
! lcr.iti. H f .r his v .te at an elc-ion. or for with
hol iir.y the same shall Ihervhv l. rlelt the rllfht to
vote at such election, anj anv "elector whose ritfht
to v.ite sh.ill t- i-liil!en..'l 'f.r such ctnse tielore
the oiei'iion otli rs. shall Ins require! i swear or
lltirin that the tn;itt, r..f the ehalUnxc is uutrun
hel-ire- Ins virte shall ) riii-ive.!.
Sw. u. ny M-r-on who shall, whilcaeati.lt
thire t'.r ott:cc. Ihi untlty ,. l.rilK-rv. lnni....r wil
ful vlolatinti o any c!ee:j..n (aw. sJ:ii lie forever
i!iS4ii.iUnet fr.mi fiol.liii an.-Ih.- ol trust or priht
in this t '.imTr.onwoalt h. anv -rmi cnvicte.l ot
wlllul vlol.toon of the rct km law- -h ill. In a.hli-
ln.ii Uiany iK italiie- inti.le.l l-j !a. beileprUeil
of tlie r.irtit oi uttr-.(; al.Miintch' i-tr u t'Ttn ol
f-'tiryeir-.
Sir. 1 '. K-.r the pur,He ,, v.,ti:v.r no .icrson
shiill tie .Ict-mcl to hare iraine.1 a rcsi.ieui-e h-
j r-nson of ids t.r -sen.-e. or .t it l.v rr.is.al ot his
1 , . .' ....
iil;-ru-t, wtiiir cait.ti.v1) in ihr wrH-tf. itthfr
rtvil r nini'.iry. .i " thi Sritto, at . nit!
Stir-. pfr whtlr oiurnixrii in the nuvintinn the
Wiitfrs r.f the State r ihf I'nltt! Smiu-h. ur th
ht'h sw'fi-. n-.r whilt a m i,-nt i,t ? tntlruiNn
(f IcMniiue. dt whtl kf("t in iinr imht h'o.r
urT :vlum at j.Hl.ih rxiM-n-H-. tvr whili rtnn
rl ,n Dui-tiL' Drii.
Skt. M. lHirif eli'rt.in lnar! h.ill mii.-t
of a jtn. nn-i tw in-fM'r. who hil bcrlinwn
annunlly hv t lie itir.-ii-. K.-h e!viT jthnll hae
i ih nicht ! vote inr fnt iiDt a tut r: ln-ntir.
j p r,,-n hi-"tor .thsll :ipn,ttit n- rlrk. The
! Kf'f"'- ' i,,ii'-ip.' in el-cti a. i-mnl htl't,
i a "ti:ill !if i-n-vitif.t tiv taw. L'i'th.n ottiivr
hall if privileir! fiinn arre.t aitO duvs ol ' eleo
lioii. and hii enir:iuel in iniikuitf up and iru
nmtin rettiriH, ex ept uimii warrant ot a wmrt of
p-eor-l or .pidu-e th reot. tor an eh-ction Irau-l, tor
f'-Iony. or fr ff.niMn breach of the peace. In
iMi . i bey may claim exemption tr-m jury duly
"lurin- rheir terms i -ervie".
Sh . I. r-n aha!l be qualihett f crv
:i an election t.tlicer who -tiai' iiolt or i(i.ill
in twttmonfh bino held any oih -e, r appjiin'
mnt. or etiiployment in or under the ictvenniienl
ot the I'ntiHt' Siaies or ot thia Sfure r any
. ity. rc'iinty. or of any mtmicip.tt l-n!. et.iu
rniiion or tru-'t In nny cii v pave oalv uiiceoi
the peace and a Mermen. nititrien puolicnnd cr
.nt in the mhl ary -en ice ot the Suite: nr hair
any eleetion o.hcer le eliif :le to any civil ortice to
be tilled at any el'M tiitn at which he jenali iM'rve,
-avconly to auch HUlordtnaie muni' ipul or local
ottiue-, below ttie grade ot city orcmuty olhccrn,
ii hall Ih deiiifnateii by irener.il law.
And alfo to tiie following a-!" ut AHembly now
In toree in thiii State, vii;
Act ot June ,y:h. 174. Sei-. .1. At aM leerions
lie n:i tier held under t he biw-i of this oruMin
wealth. the pidU -hall letpcited at ; o'eba-a- a. in.
ud elnjie.l t:t 7 oYtork p. 111.
Sbc 7. Whenever there bill te a vaenney in
elccti.-n txmrd n the m r.iioir of au election.
!:id vacancy -hall ' blled in eonlormlty with es
ijt'in biw-.
The ?ald a'-t of Acml'ty entitbl 'an re
'atlnr t ' the Pleti ot inn l "-anmonwealth." ;
pacwl .Tuly 2 provide u follow a, vi: i
"That the lnpmtor!t and jndifca -hnll meet at 1
the ren'ctive nlm-efl nppojn!v tor holdinsr the
ebvriuii in the district al whieh they nprM ivly '
liclonir. before 7 olock In themornlmr of Tne-i-)
day. Novttnt-T 3-1. and each "aid inspector shall I
appoint one clerk, who haine a ii:ahh d voter
of ueh dirricT. I
"In eae the person who hall have received the !
ecfntd hiifhct nuHilerof votes for inctor hall ;
not attend on ttie day of any election, then the
jierson w!k ?hall have reeeKed the s-i-oi.d biichet
iiunilH-rof vtdcu lrtr jit lite at the next pree"iinir j
dec: ion hall act a lnrietor in hi." plaec. Ant
in ce the peraon whu ha!l have n-cet'.e-t the J
hiuheat number of ntcs for inspector hall n"t at- !
tend, the ieron elected jud-jc htIt appdnt an
lUf-iMH'tnr in tiiit place; and ln cane tlie iwr.in eiee
ted ludvee hall nl attend, then the Ui-;eetor who
n-ceived tne M"tiet mimfer ol v-ife- yuan ap-
tuint a judire iu hi- place: and if any aeanry
nhall continue In tb boanl (r tlu cpaee ot one
hoar alter the titn- used bylaw lor t he opeem
o the election, tbe jual;n.i1 v,terjo the town
Mp. wanl or fllitriet for which iieh r.tneer hall
have leen eloctcd, present at ibe place of election.
rdutti elect one id tneir numtn-r loniinucnva-c:in-v.
The act of OOLh of July. m74. further provi fe?,
vii:
Sec a. At the oieninx of the j-,lla nt all elec
tion ii anaii re me duty oi tue ju-iife o election
lor their resjioctive di.-tnew to dcittuate one
ttie iiu-pector. wto!e duty it dhalt te to have in
cnsbnty the reifiiTrv of voters, an 1 to make the
uirles therein rem t red br law; and it atmll 1-e
thedutyot the other d aid iniec;or to receive
and nunther the I'aiiots prettcnteu al am eiec-
l.'n.
Sw. 9. All elcnion br th c('l-n hall be bv
ballot: every ballot voted shall be numbered in
the order in whiMi it "hall bo revived, and the
inttnfier recorded lv the clerks on the lit of vi-
tera opposite the name of thel'etr trora whom rt
"clv'tt An4 any voter voting laimr in-. re ti-'kets.
the acveral tH-Ketti so voel atiall each ie tinnier
ed with tlie number correMMnjiiir wiih the nmn-
ler to tlie name of the voter. Any elector may
wn'e nis name upon uis ti' iiet, or cnusc ine t:i tut-
to be written thn-oa. and attested hv n citizen of
the dl-tric. In addition to the oath now preacrtb.
ed by law to b taken and ul:'r1'ed by elect j4i
dicers, they fhall f-veraii v be nworn or a 'tinned
not to t!u&c.oitc ho w any li ttrik-iil have T'tett.
unlc.-n reiiiirci to ito so as witnee in a ludicial
ppKie-ltt'if. Ail .ptdire-", ins peer irs. clerks, and
overaeer of any ie'tion tield under thiaaet. ljii,
be!iite entering iian liieir duties, be duly swoni
or a (tinned in the pr-vence ot eaeii other. Ibe
juilg i1 idtall te woru Iiy the minority in e,' tor. it
Ui.-re bhiill be u h uununty iu-occt -r. ami iu
caf-e tiierv be n-) mmori:; iiit-e'-tor. rhenbya ms
tireoi tha i-cacc or ahlert-ian. and the h!-iee.ira,
oereer-.:irileb rK.'' ih dli-e aworn l v the judge,
i JertihCMtea h each iwrafing or atliriuii g !hail
he duty m:ide out aol sla tieil by t ne otticcra ao
wom. and atteaid by th oitl'er who administer
ed i he Oil! h. It any fulir or minoriiy injM tor
refuse r tail to swear I he olhrs id e lee, ion In
tue manner rc-iuirwl by thtat. or tf any officer
of rle'.-ion ahad act without bctt.g iirit rtuiy
sw.-rn. or if any onieerol 'election aliall tkrn the
formofo;ith without tn-ing duly aworn. or ii any
fudge or minority iniieeior shall crtily that any
itti'-er was jworn when ho was not. "it stall he
de-med a misdemeanor, an.l upon conviction, the
orhcer or (dhcers ao otleudiiig h:ill t-e tine I not ex
tllng one thu-nnd ditilars. or impriaoned not
e.eeligone year, or both, in tii ttiwretiun of
the t'ourt.
Sr io. fm the day ofcl.eiion any iietson
hea n iiiiii shall not apear n the rci.-rry of
voter, and who el ifma tho rhiht to vote at siiid
"b-cai. shall proihtco at lea; .nr iu ilih'it ter
ot the district as a witness to the re-ideto-e u; the
claimant in the distrk-t in whieh he Coiim to l-e
voter, tor tbe peri.-d of at ten at twt nioni ha im.
mediately preceding f.i' eleetion. whieh witness
shall be aworn or atlirml and ftit-ncrlbr a wrt'ten
tr pirt!v wrirt'-n ;hd partly printed am davit to
the fa-tii rat! by Mm. whieh athdavlt shall de
liuelcarlv where the residence i oft he traon ao :
claiming to be a voter, and tne person so claiming i
tlie rigtit to ite .-hah nlo ink and snb-crtt-e a I
written or panlv written and partly primel am- i
davit, seating, to the lieat ot his know lelge and i
t relief, wl.cn and where he was tom: that he has '
leen a c(tien o the I nlied States tor one month, j
and ol tbe Commonwealth of i'ennaylvauia, that i
he baa re. i. led in the t 'ommunwe;,lth one vear, or,
it former I a ptaiiticd ebtcior or a native born cii- j
iacu thereof, aud h;ia rocnoved thcrtr'in and re-:
turned, that he hit resided therein six month
nest preceding said election: th it he haa resided
in tbe tiifirict ir. v. hh'b he elaiuni to he a voter tor
the period of at least two mouths imrneiliately pre
ceding aaid election: that be has not moved into
the district lor the purp-rsc of voting therein: that
he has, il twenty two years of age or upwards,
jk-ild a State ir county tax within two year', whieh
was asseosi'd at lest two month ami jm d at leat
one mou.h I m-tore 'he eleetion. The aaid affidavit
all aiao strUe wlwn aid wlierw the tax laiincd
to t.. paid hy the athanl was assesseil, and when
n I v. here an I tu whom pal 1. and the tlx receipt
t herer.r shulllw-pfslu.-ed f..r examination, unless
the arnant sr.u siaie in nis atn.lavit in-il it nas
leen lost or detroyiM. or that he never received
any. and If a nnturatixetl eitiion. ahall at-o state
when, where ami by what court he .n naturalit
ei. and shall ala p'roliice hia eertitlcnte oi natu
rnltratton tor examination. But It the wrwn
claiming the rluht to vine shall take and subscribe
an affidavit that he la a native born citizen of the
I nliett States, or. if isirn elsewhere, shall taie
tie lact in his aftldavit. and shall produce evidence
thai he )i.ie tiecn naturaliied or that ne isentitled
to citizenship by reason of his father's naturaliza
tion, and shall fort her state in hia affidavit that
he is. at tbe time d making the affidavit, ol the
age of twenty-ore and under twenty-tw year:
Inat he has leen a citizen of the I nited State
one uion'h. and haa reaMe-l in the Sla'e one year:
or. If a native iporindtlxen ol the State and remov
ed itterelrton mri retanietl. ihutt he haa resided
therein s.x month next proceeding aai I ebrtion.
" tr ill l. l-T , w-ui i 11 11 iri II' 1 UI IlITI Wll "l j iwu
m mtlia prcswdtnir eueh electl n. he shall he cnti
tied to vote, although he shall not have paid 'axe,
1 he aald affidavit of all person miking such
ri;n.np. nn mr auniavim in 1 i.e wuntrsscn totncir
n'. - wtM ah:Mi fte -preserve! tiy 1 he election Iwiaru,
1 ' tb eloa -4 the eluctbm thev ImI) be en
rlael with the list of voter", tally list and other
p.rs repjlrel by law to bellied bv tlio return
judge with the Prothonutarv. and hall remain on
'" oirrrwim m mv rnniionocry a utuoe suojcci
to examination aa other eleethai p pen are. II
the election officer ahall find that th apj iirant
poescflsctall th bgiil oualiucation ol a .-Her he
shall he perm .Hew to wi:w. and hi n-irue ball he
add eil to the list ol taxable by ih retton 'dh
cers, the word -tax,' being" asi.ierl where the
elaimant claims to vote on Ux, ind iheword "ag"
where be claims to vote on ae, the same words
being addtl bv the clerks la each eae. re-ect-lvely,
on the lista uf persons voting atsucbelee
Lion. , . ,
9f9C. 11. It shall b lawful f-rajy quiulfico ct
lxn of trie 4istrlcr, no-tWKh.tarvliiig tbe uimii
the pnpH voter is e-mtalnetl- on the ust-ot rese-
dfnt t..t.lM i -huiVnn.. .. .s ,UiS, .
wherenpoa thetMme provt of the right f su.tragw
at is now reuaireti hv law "nail he ouoiLdV maHc
and arte.1 on br the rle ti. board, and the otc
a'lmit e-t or re'ieet-d. ai-o-nlirtT to theevidenee
KreryHVtni
shall nerroaaret to nrortue hia nmiumlivHt
eertiflicate at the election before rutin r. except
where he has been for flv years Cfsenutlvely a
voter in the dial rut where he oilers to vote; and
AVw Advertisements.
I
n the Tute f unrh Ik T.o heltiir reeeh f ;,
the;
IT I
elee-Hm lt1iTm are ti writ ftr rfimntn...
Mi tt .n hi eertilit-ale Willi the 1 mntl.!inl
J.ar. ail. I It ar.y el.tl.m ntt,-..r ur ..m;-.r fhal! re-
cvivcKowli. ln the ie a, I,t v;rtne of
ta.:.ie.-er.iiie,i,W,1reii.a'r,tlil,J
v e. K.r.i..f of (h, na; ur 1 j.ii. n .rf their
fa'lir, ih-v
the per.. r nun ll.lH f?er
ir i. i n.r. iw ih.. ;v , , ,me,t,ir.
K-te n ther .1, ,,( (,,,., ,r ,,,(.
oii-,1. ttr l 't h. llllf H'ri-t:.ii ,.; the ,'oiirT; i-il
tietliie .hll iet eree.i live huu.ir, J itolUm in
eeli tw-. nor tlie llnri44ini( at ye:ir. The
like puritlitnefit ltall I iiillir e 1. n e.n .-t'-tii n.
B the olt'.i-en. of eieetioti who ,-h-t II ai'itle, re
lu-e to make, or caiii-e to le male. t!,e en,ior.--nient
renutn-! a:t.iremt 1 j-n .u. natumltraooa
r-rltltiTite.
Sw. ii Ifanv rliT'ioit .ill:eer hall refne or
iteirle,-! to n-. in. re u. li ),r..i ol th.. rialil ot uf.
'.niLj- ns is j rri-ri-i ov iinxiaw
r t (if la1
ln h i hi I supplement. ir m any )Tm tticr
in i v..t whifMi namr i. it lUc lit ut -!-ttl
vter. or wh.. riiedt to -tp; challrmft-l hr
iit ti;tiitt1 vtter pr-nr. an ! ahull aitnit tu h
jrrin io th withcui reiuirlnic oh prnt. Terr
lrrsnMott-n.tiD ehall mi n nn'-Mon. he iruil
IT 'l n n:i-!f iPKHilt.r, iiil In- rnicm-eil. !
fivry mx-h ttrir-tr, t us it un- :m rx-eiiiiic ftv
huil'lre! tlollrir ur Mii,ir.r.. . Itiiir'.,nii,in(
na itj.n-f man iif ye;tr. r txith ui (he ili rfti'Ki
ui j aesn
nptMiilite! :tn ivcTeer. w!h -hill rwrUi't i.r n.
tue to RTI-Tin any duty eniinel tv thiH-t. with
tut rfiiwnalilc ur ieif;il ;-an-e. -!i;it h-ul-wt to a
jH-nliytil uchunJriu..o.lur: ami it tknv .t!'
itall kniiwiimlr .4tM any -T-n n-a vuurwhu
n-.t (u;itiiir-,i. or -thai, wiliniiy rtitm. to a-io4
anyone who Is iiln!ille., he !iU he sutliy a
ni!,len)eaiHirinomi-e an.1 on eonvieiion o'liniali.
I "n """'""
I ed liya tine not etiveilinf on thoui4ii, dolar. or
liliiiri'Mmiiient ti-H ejeeeolnu tw.ieran.orlH.ili.il
tho diM-n-llon "f the e..urt, ami ali I milinvt to
mar: nm lor dnmaireH l.v the onrtv airxnevnl: ami
lt any person aiuil Inu.hileniiy alter. ahl to..te-
I .. ,Te Th,. TJ "".
I ' "r reoo-.c- ...e mine
fr m the place where it h.i t-pfn tiiel. with tnimin
lent or misvhievoafl intent, or or anv imprer pur
pose, the person so often ling shall lieguiltyoia
nitdemeanor. and on conviction shall puuifheil
bv a hue nut ex-ceding hve hiualred dollars, or im
prisonment not eceeting two vear. or Uth. at the
d!--rctiin of the court: anl il any Hrn "hull, by
fioit ii'-c or iiUiuiitlaMott. drive, or attempt todnve
fruui the polls, any prrm -r prrona apptiitel
by the eurt to act as o,ereera t au election,
or in any way wlituity prevent, said overscera
from lieriortiiiuv ttie Unties ciuoined upon ihein by
t ttis act. aueh rkMtn sh:ill be guilry oi a misde
meanor aol upn conviction ihcreol shai!bepa:i-j-hetl
t.y a tme nt exi-ecuim one t)eusunl doi
ars.or by imprisonment nl rxeeexltng two yean,
or both, at t!i direiioii ut tiiccun. Any K-r-son
who shall, on the uay ol any elccifon, vist a
polling pla.ee in any elwtion district at wk iiti he (s
nt entitled to vote and shall uh- hiiv lnri:uid:ii i n
or vioit iKe lor the purj-sc of pr vcntiog any oih
cr o elcti..ns fran perioruuug ttie dutH re
e(iirt d ol him by law, or U the pnrt-se ot pre
venting any piaiitiel voter ot such iilairiet eer
ci.i:ig his right to vote, or Ir-.m exercising hii
right to challenge any -riu tllering io vote.
I surh H-rson rhall be dceiii-d gm tv ot a nils le
j meanor. and uon conviction ilu-r'f Vh.tll be pun
j is tot I bv a hue not exceeding one th..-aitddo!iar',
wr ni nn 'tri-Hturieni not e xvtfeulitg IWo year-, or
j both, at the .lis retton ot the court. Anv ch-ri.
, o.er'eer or election oihcer. who hall di? love now
j any elector haii ha.e v.td. unte-s required to d
! so a a mtiie't in a iuuh lul proceeding shall 1-e
j guilty ol a tiii- leineiitit-r. and upon oam. n
j iher-ot -hall Im puni.shed by a line Lot ex-ceding
one ihousaiol -hdlars or by "impris.mmerit not ex
f ceeduig mo yejirs, or both, ul the discretion oi itie
j court
li any person chal prevent or attemjit to pre-
I vent i'ny orh -crof an elect i n under thi ai-t trom
holding saeh election, r use or threaten any io-b-nee
to anv Mi-'h oihcer, and -h.i il interrupt or ito-
dpMperty mtert'T with him in the execution o his
Ju: v. shall olo-i. up or.iuetnpt to blo-k up the win
tl .w r V'-nit lu ;i;iy win low w hrc the ame mav
n! .fdi'-n. or sh-id riitouly diftnrt tlw iH-aee of
such eic - i.tii. or -ha I! use or practice intitn;.;t!i n.
t in ti I r -e or vi dncc. wit n the ile-mu to inriu
eav ui'-iniy or overawe any dec tor, or prevent him
trotn votuig. or to rcsrram the ireedin ot choice,
such (N-rs-4is nn cum ieiion -hail le unl in any sum
nt exceeding tivc hundred dollars, to )e imprison
rd I t ni.y fime not Ic i th m one nor more than
twelve tooiiTi.1. and if it sh-ill tn- shwn to the court
where the trial ol snh oteii,-e -ball be had. in it
thejicr'ii so otter, tinsr was not a resilient ot the
city, w.ird or district where the sai-l ottence was
(Miutnirti'!. and not eutnled b vote therein, on coii-
in ion. he shall be sentenced to pay a tine ted b- !
ttntn one hundred or tn.rv tha-i on rhous.ind d-I- :
hi r. and ie imprt-otcd not U- tlnu -i t.i iths
ii'r more ;:i:in tw. yenrs.
it any person or persons shall make any Mt or j IS" , "ll,tl" J' rrv WV-
tn.'i'f no n the re-nlt of an elect i.m wit hin the j r .rrera, f ,in.i,i.rL . ' ..
fon, mUe.Uth, orshallofler tomakeanv MKhUa Ui?rl m e i,nt7;l,,nithftth
or w;-,t. eil her bv verbal pro, l.m uio,, thereof or f Sr u r I I'Jf un.ierstgned hy it.e pn.
hv anv written or pr.nt.-d id.erti-ment. or ii.vue I Z e l t,. u'u l i. 7" K"en ,M th" lD'
anv 'rs'ii ..r im..-.us t.t make ist h lsl .ir v-miT.
...J... . i , i , ,. t .ti , , i, .. i
...,. .. , ... .. .. .. ... lnr,
i iv three timea ttie um-unt let orottir d to be
tet.
. nd (he election laws of the Commonwealth fur
ther prcidc th.it "The Inspector!. ,hi'ige and
clerks shall, lie tore entering on the duti-. ot their
oilices. severally take and subscrite the mth or af
firmation hereinafter directed, whi'h -hat live a 1
intuistcred to them by any Judge, Alderman or
Justice of the Peace: but it n- such magi:riie be
..Iiniuister thr mi U ..r atr.nnnti. n f. tlir ..t l r
jii.lxf. ap.l instm-fir. an.l thru t he Insts u.r s..
inT't'i i. one tti iiie tii'isti-i.tr-. oi ine r ti-i on hii-a i i
ttualiHe.1 shall a.liiiinisl.-r tli oatli .ir amrma!l..n
to him.
"itie lnpimctiir. judge arel clerks retpiired by
law tn hold the township aud general ele!i.ns.
shall take ami subs.T,te thcseycralontitsor amrm
ations. required tty t!;e lith. inn and Slit sct ne
of (he act ol tlieii day of July, lt;y. entitle! "An
act ndating to the elecio,s of this Common
wealth." which oaths or attlnnations shall he pre-
arel and alminjjtere.i in the manner preseril-ed
n the lHrh ami 'Xid -eetlon d ttie aaid act, and in
adtlition to the power conferred by the l. h -.tion
of said act, the judge or eirher ol the inspect r
shall have power to administer the oaths prescrib
ed by said iu to any clerk oi a general or, irecial
or township election.
The lollowln "halt he the form nf the oathVr"irf- I
firmatiou t l taken by e;ieh insctor. vi: -1 ( A.
If.) U" t oat 1 wiu ouiy attend to the ensuing i
ekxtion during th continuance there-d. as an in- ,
sp"'tor and that 1 will not revive any ticket r
-.ot" from any ierson. other thanus-ha- 1 hali nrin
ly Indie ve to In, accordi'. to the pnivlsiirita of x ne
constitution and the laws of this Commonwealth
entitled To vote at such election, without rvipiiring
such evidene of the right to vote as Is directed by
law. nor will 1 vex.itiou,ly delay or retH-e to re.
ceive any vote from any (icr-n who 1 hnll believe
to be cnfirlcd to vote as aforraaid. bin that 1 will
in all things, tmty. Impiirtialiy anl faithfully per
fonu my iluty therein, to the bst of my pidgnu nt
and nbilitic and that lam not direct iv or itidj
ni-tly interested in any bet or wager on tlie remit
ol this election.'
The following -hall he the oath or affirmation of
each judge, vt: "I (A. B.) di that I will as
judge duly attend the ensuing election during the
continuance thereof, and fatthlully assist ttie in
spect, irs ln carry ing on the same: that I wiil not
give my consent that any vote or ticket shall tie re
ceived from any iwtsoii other than anch as 1 firmly
heiie ve u be according to the pnvlaiona of the con
stitution an-l laws of thi Commonwealth, entitle.)
to vote at such election, wi: hout reoutring suh ev
idence of the right to vote as ia directeil by law.
and that 1 wtll use my best erateavtrra to prevent
any fraud, deceit orabm-e in carry ingon the sni
by citizen qualified to vote, or others, and that I
wiil make a true ami ttertecf return ot the said elec
tion, and will in all things truly. iniartiJilly an
taithtulty wrlorni my duty reflecting the saine to
the best ot mv judgment and abilities, and that I
am not directly or in tjrei tiv interested in any let
or waiter ou the result ol this election."
Tlie following shall !e the form o the oath or af
firmation to !- taken by ea l. clerk, vi: "I ( V. U.)
do---that I Mill impartially and truly wrtN'dgwti
the name of c:t h elector w ho hall vote a. t!ieen
siiiug ebc.t ion. which shall tie given me in charge,
and also tbe name of thct'wiisinp. ward r lii-trct
wti -rdn such elc-t'-r r i1e. aIid eanf.!!y :nl
truly write down the number of v.itea thai "hall t-e
given tr each r.n iidttte at the electton a- oh en as
name fhall ne read ti m Ic the in-i'tor
thereof and in ail things trn.v and fitlthluliy per
lorm my duty rc-;-itmi: the -a me to the bet oi my
mdgtiient :in 1 ahiiity, aiet th.it 1 am u t diifetlr or
ui'.trectly mtere-tid in anv ie-r. or wager uu the re-
:lt e ..r eb-.-tMii." I
I he .uniHtie-l elect r will take notice of the f..)- !
lowing act ot Assembly. atpfovel tth day ot I
m ircti. l Mi6. an art Kegnlat in g the mmie of voting i
nt all elect iuu In ttie s'eral count lea o this t ouj-
uioiiKeab t.
Ski T!- l. Jte U en.'-cted bv the Senate and
H.'iiie ot IIcinvi-ntaties of t he t 'mm-n wealth o
Hennsvlvania iu i client I A-aemllv met. and il is
herebv enacted in-the initlioritv of th-satne. 'I hat
i he tpuiliilcd voters id the several counties nf this
I 'oiuinoiiwc!th h at all gcneri! townxhip. borough
nd siavial 1 lections ar' heretiv. hereutter. nutli.ir-
izel and rc- uired to v-.tc. hv tlckeL. printeil or
written, or partly printed and panlv written. av-
cnilv clus-ihd u hdioas; t hie ticket shall em-
brace the names of all imlgca uf ourts voted for.
aid to be labelled. outhl "'iiiliciarv: one ticket
shall embnice the names of .ill State officers voted
and tie taliciicd State:" one ticket shall em
brace the nanu s of all count r officer voted lor. tn-
Hutina thcothceol Senator. menilHr anil members
of Asai iuldv. It Viite-1 lor, and memter of I 'on-
gre-a. It votc. f.,r. and tie Iril-tdlcil -county:" one
ticket shill embrace the nano-sol all towniilp -if-ticfTs
voteil icr, and .le Ub-lbi -twnsnip:" one
kct shall tnbrace the mime of n bopmgh of
lit ers voted tor. and tie labelled "orough:" and
each class shall le deiioaitod tu aetiarntt' t-allo(-
Ir. xe.
Sw. 2. That it shall be im- dutv of the Sheritla
m the ecvf-rul eountic 4 thisO-mmunwi-rtPh to
insert In 'heir et-cton pns-lainai ions hert alter is-
-I the hr'-t ecf Hn u( this ad.
.IAMKS K. KfTXKY.
Sjieakerof the Honsof Kcpreaetitative.
I A V IO FI.KMINO.
Siveaker ol the Senate.
AppfMV'M th. M:h dav March. Anno Itouitni
bc tiioiiand eight hnndre-l and -iitv six.
A. . CI KTIX.
FIFTEKXTH AMF.NDMEM.
Axi WHKRtaM, The Cingrea of the Vnited
States cn the ,lt dayof March. liM. paed an
act entitled "An met fenjorvr the rtjhi of riii
rn uf the lai'td V fo rote in tkv trrral
Mir of tV I sioa mad fur othr fr-e:" the
nrf anl seconil a-wion of which are as follow:
SKt Tios 1. Be 1 mactrtl tif f.'.e Srntttr and
HouMt of Heprfntalte, ofike i airrf Stat of
Am rita tm I on tjrttx aetn&lrd. That all citizens
01 the I niieti States who ore or shall he otherwise
iua!ihel to vole at anv election hy the people in
any State, Territory, district, county, city, parh,
townihip. i-boo district.municipaiii v. or'ot lo r ter
ritorial suidivion huh be t-ntnied and allowed to
vou at all such election without distinction of
nee. color, or prevba. condition ol servitude: any
estitui ion. law. tUftum. usjtge or regulation if
any tate or Territory or by or under Its auth-Tiir
tu t in- contrary notwlthotunding.
Sw. . And W t Jurtker enartrd. That If bv or
under the authority o the constitution or laws ot
any Suite, or the Uwa o any Territory, any act is
or sh.ill le remit red tu b. done a a pri-retpilsiro or
(piallhcat ion lor voting, and by such eonaiitii: ii ii or
laws iH-raob orofheers are or shall tierharge.1 with
the MTfrtnm ot duties in furnishing to itiaens
Su i pi.nimif v to iertortn such prretuii:es. or to
rteetinie iuabtiel to vote, it sdall U- the duty of
every fuch ierons nml uflie-cr to kit all f it!J ns ol
the l iiittnj State-, tlie aam and eiuai opportunity
to perform such premmisiics and tu tHmoiije'iiiMiin
eti tu vote without distinction, ot race, odor or pre
vious condition ol servitude: and if any atiuh (Mr
bki or ortii-er shall refnpe or knowingly hrii: ti g.ve
full eflccf to thia snetion he shall. every anch oi
fcne torfV tt anl my the sum ut hve buiilre1 'tol-!:r-
to th ienn ggnevetl thereby. ti i ra-i!Vir.
el 1 y au acilot, in line ea--, wn.i foil n-l and sm-h
ailoataiice tor counsel fees as the court ahai! deetn
ii-st. and shall ai. foreverv su'h olteuee. b- dorm-
eil gutity ol a mis lemeatHMr.
Mf. ami shall, on eo,ivir. j
b-ss than hv bun ired
thn i here 'i. te bmil iiot
ioll.trs or b- linpriitonoil not bsa than one m aith
aud not more than one year, or both, at the discre
tion of th court.
Alljultr luintr within twelve mil f the
Frothoiiotary's ottice. or within twent tour miles,
if their resiience h In a town, village, or city
upon the line of a railrwtd leading to the count v
seat, shall. Iiefore two o'clock pt meridian of the
day alter tlie election, and all other lodges shall,
be. for tweive ebxk mend.an o( tu jeetmd dav
after the eject baa, deliver th reiurn, b kfether
witl return sheet, tn the pp-iuouotary if the ourt
uf Common Pleas of theeuunty whi h tab! r-uurn
het iu.ll.ta uishI. and tha da ai uur ol filing
aiwrke4 f hereon, and shall-le presrwtby thpn
tbonotary tn; public inieetioo.
lilveo umler hit haml at m oflJe In SoTOrset.
this 4'hday of ader. in te year uf owr L- nl,
oue thousand eii(fit huoslnsif and aeventv-dve,
iukI in tk niikwcy-ninth yeas ul lb Indepen
dence of tbe Vntted States.
OKOKOE W. PILE, Sherlfr,
SherUTs Office, imerset. I
Oct. llth, IST. i
SSKJNKKS SAI.F uv in.
1Y EST ATE. ' U M.AI.
t , . . T i?,"f " "r',rr l"1 f the . .
! ' " ' "I s entet wxiuty. ii T'.V
I''f"''? "' r. ,U T'''.
l " mth t IWr.ia. J
Sahr,fa,j, t trfi frr 21, 7!-,
at :i4el p. m.,
reiii et;iu-. :
f-.ll..win-j 1
r!Vj.i j;u.ii,e
No. 1.
A Certain 1.4 Ol wri.un.l .1......
j Penr.ylva,,,,. Z X?,!,'
1 "o ?, zi z"' " tw ;ue.rTv
I '"ellioie Ik'tWe, whfh hn reivnil. h I
uhl wimri b-.oe ami other. ut r.iill.lli,a there
. reewu. an. a num.'ierol chou-e iruit tr. .1
"el, ...I ejeel'int wter.
er'l'lite A, Z?"" '"' ln "sh.
Jt ; Vwn""'P- .uientet emui.T. S;.tIe ,
,,. 01 i nane a.rt!.:nier
the
... , n..i on me eat, and
on Mie u .rth and wen
private
. . .. -riin n.nnitri. with
I , . ':r '"mr (vuv, an l . iili. ,herv-ta
- - me ,reft, a. kmtWD lh
Mill sn.ier;v.
TtK lls. Ten per cent of thepnn-ha-e raoner
o.,i,lon.lyol .ale, .., ., ZlZ
tenper c.iilone.idrni..t.u ( ,JjU ,
l .iee.1, one third ins., mor.rhs. an-l th i iZ.
twelve In.,,,b, iron, the .!, m'".UT.,rei i
: tl. SeP,emt-,r, lr With interest Z
t. ii r-j turni-.
J.. I. PT OH.
nCBLIC SALE.
l,v virtue ot an order hwued .it of the C ourt of
loiouioo Pleas ot Somerset fount e p, . thenn-le,-ii!ne.l
a.-inee .. J1B .ffl w,,i n , fH1,,u,.
Friday
ihl.Mrr 2T,'i. I7;.
at Somerset.
the f., II,, win- ...
v.. 1 i .. ... ',..i ly, , ' .
.. . .. .. ie.use ai,. 1,4 u r.r,,UKh ..vu-
pi hy.irs. P.irk. r. the homestead ol the a-siicn-.r.
as lots. ni,.ra ur less. In Somerset H,,r.
........!.,. eao suieoi tne railroad.
adjoining
cim: riuuant others.
n. :k lu lot-.
Punt no- Urtitnd
more or less, iu th Lutheran
.No. 4. U,e nn.livi.tnl half of HU acre- of
ST.,'", warranted tn,h.
name ot I iioiuaa John,,,. 1 ,. tnk., j, val.at.l..
..r iimtier. aiinenil. etc.
rt". a. II acres ot land In
N .rthampton Twp.
r oiiii. tviitta ir.i.-t.
,' 1'nd in N,.r hampt.,a Two
l::.imiK la,.. John Witt an.! otuer-. '
,u V u n ' "-"Tanted In the
ft Hicr W allow, well ij.n'iereJ
nam
-No. II. l'he un.ltv .e,i hall ol 70 acres, the An.lv
..v.i., ui .-vm-a-iicny lp, lh:i
tri.-t
, j o.ii t.ie an.i ..titer Hinder oi
m.uif' It valuaoic.
which
.. lil lhemi,Mvi.!e.l hall of ST acres In A!i.
!I.!o'rs T""""''l'- a''-'-'HtM Au.lt. it Miner an,,
No 11. l-.U icr. . in l-.l... T i. . .
In Ihn tiuniv
IJ. hu M hl.eiiea.1. h u.'e I nuia-r . n
It.
12. s -ri's in Paint T
wn-hin. warranti-,1
in im- iiiimi- ui j,.jiu K.-lil
I, ait-1 is wt'li tntilr-
X 1
The on.liTi.l h .n ,.r jisi .
rantr.1 intlira.imr .it Ji hTi V ,n.
r ir-
. . . ui."m.ii hiii.it 394 acr
ranu.l in the name t.f l..h m..
wir.
rante.1 in thr ..,,, , u.,n'
Jaw,' i-,hr """-' u. .hi- name ..f
J.o IU." wrn,n,' in Hif nam" ..;
111 wr im"' Siillw..i,.rl)jsiri1f. in
tii. slarei.f.liifn.s..ta.
.N.i. l'J Otie sam lw mill. Wran.l.Hi t lnrf, in
'r'"" "".Im n : ,-uui(,I.m.. ma.l rrsK,.
" ili.r. iii ui- vrar lr.m Hie si I, ..f
-ft., is. a ,.), n ,. lrrrr. luivuirliM
lr lh SeiitrmU r. ls:-i an.l 1.. i ...
ju..imrut. to Urr .-.-ut i,liinl,iin,u...u,
itai.l nn .lav ol s,ii..
Jon ii. fiiu
A siitiit.
o.t4
) M 1 N 1 ST K A 10 1 ' ' OT I C K.
i l s . i t r ,vui t ,m . , , . ,
, h..r,r... i . . ' . pii tb.ntt.i inm
v... iui- nun ins
It will o rciit tfietn duiv
autlii-utt.Tiij i ,
utur lav overu
1
settlement without delay .-u
crll K4
.. H S U ALKKK.
OAiiKIXK K a V .d A N .
Aduiinistriiur.
(k-ti.hrr i.
Assi
NKK'S NOTICK.
m . .,
: ' i ," -r-J' " J' i""v.n ,hl" 1 u" K.erf Jell,
i Z .f. :"";r"'' "'""'J ". mi lyr
i . : . V-' ". Ai
men- nave aligned a I the esta e re .t ,( ir-.
al ot sud J.dni Kooaer m me in iru ior the hen
ht ot the creditor- of the sai l John koocr all
persons, therefore, in.i.btcl u the ..aid Jhn
Kouser will make :.iyment t i tiie sud A:giee
HmUb'iafl having clauiis i.r deuianda wul mirie
them kttowu with .ut del:,,-.
J At CIt I. It A K KK.
As-igme.
1LLK
TO ACCEi'T Oil KE-
l.i Julia Su.lrr. Prssjrrifk Su.hr. Peirr Siflrr.
William Nmlrr. Ly.lia. ir.lrrnnrrir.l with Hrn
rr ul. -in in n-.w ilm asr.i, 1-avnnr one riill.l.
Henry t '.IriiiHii, llarrin, itn.-rmiimr.! wlh
lii-.true llaii. r. ll. nrv Su rr. also leavnm tw..
I'hil.iren. vii : J.-setiii .su.lrr. ul Phtia.lrii.hia.
I'a.an.l John Su-lrr. ..IS.mtt.ialr, Wr-iin. rrlan.1
is.unty. Pa lii'tuaimn Smlrr. mil Saran StHler.
inlmnarrlril withlltllMn rlr..n.-(trr.
Y..oare hrrrt.y n inr. t..ain-Hrt an Cn.han's
l t.un i.t tie b.M al Somerset u .H..n.lar me 1 ; n
.laj .1 N.nenilrnrxt lou rei.ttu rein tntaar tl,e
rral rstati- .,1 Hrnry Sn lrr .ire ,. , awiral
ej price. .r sta..w raus,. whrthesanw .li.ml t Dot
SHirnirrsi ii-riir, . I CKi.Ki;
S..mrrset. Sji. i.
k w. pri.r.
Mirritt.
TO ACCEI'T Oli ItE-
inram an.iurr. Aarua SliaU. r, Slm.,n Mtalter
n..w il.ia.1. Ir.ivin is,ui! lareevbii.ln.-D n.iinr I as
It.ui.ws: Hauirl tpl.raiui. an. I Kluiira .1 wm. iii
Siinifl U.avrris a iL;r: lan. iilli n hn Iter via
ry. iiiu rm irnr.l wi:li J.,,1, Betaevt.ile j.i,
Mia.t. r Sale.ilnii: Sh.ll. r J..lm iia'ller. Lavina
mtt rmarrir lwitii 1-rurl s.-.sr. Kiuali. ,,.,.
niarrir.1 wiih Alirrt tiallaher an.l Fraur
.si.altrr. Hie lasi iw.i an- uilrr.rs umtrr the
irilir.lian,lilM. llinun Mussrlinan. all rr-i,rnn
l Soinrrarl emnty Pa.. eiceH Jail ami alrn
tine, who re-i.le in In.ii.ina i..unt I'a.
Yt.u are herrl.y nu'itle.1 tai.)ear at anllr
I""" " "r. i"T.r n 11. 1 ai j.imt rs.-i on M.m.l.
. ......n-ii..-i on .i..nl.:T
rol ...VriMlH.rnrat, to rrr,t ,.r re.
itli, rraiestale ul Iianiel Shatlrr
me i.it 11 nay
luse intake
ura.ru. ai tnr a.ir..isnl 1 rl. r. ur h
cause
wiij me saiue siiuu.t; not 1; sol.i.
Utl. W. PI LP,
Sherill.
TO ACCEPT ou i:e-
llPI-SE.
v.J. IUf
In the Court of Common Pleas ...
. v' Somerset Co. . ,.1Ji,-vT.KS
W m. r.rncst A lius Sntnmons In Parti: ion
To Samuel t. U agner. Catharine Kruest aJ
ininitraturs ot W iiii,:m Earnest dee d, Charb
r.ir.ie-r. Catharine J-,artier. Kerteeett inierranr.
ri.-d with hev. Samuel r. Wagner, .lame rear
nest. Hannah Earnest, and Jame Earnest, guar
dian ot Lucy J. Karncsr. whore in M-.m y...
cry county. Pa. Samuel t. Warner nn k.i.
hi wt!-, whoreidein Allentown, lhigh Co. Pa
Y-uan- herWiy Botirte.1 to a. -pear at a Court
01 Common Pleas to tw held in and f..r the coun
ty ot Sotnrrser. f Somerset . tm Monday th VA'h
day oi .November nevr, toaci-ejit or imum tne
land mem iirte m the saina ilia writ of parti
tion -.rsl, w cau-u why th same shouM nt tie
sold.
IliAj. W. PILE.
,',"t-- Sheritf.
toe it ordained by the Rarg -nd Town Ci an
rii ut Somerset Kirugh. aim it is neret.y ur-iained
tliAiSccti- a 17 ol toe rbTough ra'nan4-t t
am Died as to r a I a lollova :
I natthe pav-m-nt on Main street and that
portion or Main 'roa street nor h ot the Diamond
aiiall oe put Uown twelve feet wid Incluaiug the
cur iiuui'S. Tbat the pa Vcn.cn s on thai portion
of Wain Cross at reet uth of the I'lanii.nd aud a
all oilier street w tibia the H'ruug.1. eicept tbao
alwve named, shall be ten Teet wm including the
curbstone. The corb iu all es.a to be atnl
stone Bv9 im-h tare on tbe top. ansl Hush wi b th
pavement inside an I not lesnthau two feet wide
below t he snrtace i tbe anunl on the on er
l'he pavements to f laid ot go si fltig atvn or
solid well burnt bru-k or plunk ol to requisite
length not more than ten Inches wide and ut less
than :r and a halt Inches thick. pr-fvi.ie. turtb"r
that when the pavements ar bun of plwnk uo curt)
stones hait be rijuirM.
Enacted an i sutiaerllwd the aih day of Si A
D. H.4, r
W H. WELELT.
bargr-as,
Attest J. K. Set M T,
Ctorl.
OTICKIN BAKUUrrCY.
istrict Court of the C. S. i
for the ' IS BANkKI prclf
Western lia"i ul Penn'a.
This is to give it rthu. tlut on the Kl day "f
Sep emtarr 1-;. a M arrant in U.inkruptc) w.t- ia
sued agalusi thn estato of Ku toPdi J. Ualurr
and Joiin tirieraon. pariuers trading as it. J.
Kilticr. .. of Crsiua in the county ol Somer
set au i Sta;e of Peiiusvivunia who hav been ait
judge I R.nkrupt apon ih-ir own petliioo. ibat
the payment ol any .td an 1 delivery any
pncrtf te long "a tr, toawh rlankrnpt" to them tor
liieiruseand the trnaier of auy pn'erty tv them
are hind h ten by law : that a m-eting of the
cre.iitors of tlie said H.tnkruid to prove their
detits. an t to etwuiae oue or nrr Aigneof their
I-atate. will 1-s held at a Court of Kuukruptcy. to
fie hoi. ten at the otIW uf the i;i(t.r. .. W Ila
moml St, , PlttrHrgh Pa.. h-torw Samuel Harper
E- . Kegister. n the :vth day of ta-tor-er iaTa. at
lOo'ctoeK A M
JOHN H ALU
I . S. Marshal lor said District.
pri,E
1F! SK.
TO ACCKFT OK 1. K-
Mr.chell M tninb-cfc
In the Court of i 'om-won
Pieasof m rl count v.
No. i. August Term 111.
Partition.
vs
Adalin H'CUnrN'k
inierioarricd with
LetrChlu Karrn .las
H'Ciint.ick Ar drew -.1
k kaon M'Cliutock. I
Ctiaun-y l"4 'imiot-s ;
Mary J. M'Clintock. j Kaie on defenduuts to
and M-.rrellus Me- j accept or reins.
i IinttH'k
jhe (.-tenilnis ire her-bv nofitled to appear at a
Court ul Pleas of Somerset e-umy to tie
bddeu on Mnlay tn 13 h day of .N'ovetuoer
next, to tccept or rrtu the laud in aid U ritof
Partition mentioned at the appraised pric. or
iiiw ci use why the uine sbotibl not be std.l a..
eorliui( to Ww. .
OEO W. PILE.
Oct. 4. It7. StH-riT.
UDITOU S NOTICE.
ti
nn.lerslitnol Aa-li'or i'uIt abunnletl h tint
ba s rmrl im Snuiarsel .anniy. u. oert m
anvanrrnieul. airl. Bj.k, a .lsuihaiHiti ut tlo
tnmls lu Iii, halwls ot J.O. kiiuiucik. aJir.luKr.
lt lh,ll. u4 -. trice Parne. tlerwissl. Im
anil aue.ttir, to4 teirail Dtillei thereto, fc-teD
iclve Dultr, that hews.l attri), th, dutie, l.(
tii above apofiintuienl on TlmrlT. the ,1 day
oi November, ai hlaolhr. In tvouierael bort'Dtch.
where ana wuea all pera.jwa inlrresttd may al-ten-1.
H. 1 HA PR,
OetnrwrH. An.iltur.
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