The Somerset Herald
STATE TICKET
GOVERNOR:
HENRY M. nOYT,
or U ZI RNE COFSTV.
L1EUTEX AXT COYEKNe-R :
CHARLES VT PTOXE.
OF WARREN 4VNY.
SKCKETAKT OF INTERNAL AIFAIKS:
A A RON K. DUNK EL,
Of Villi AHEL1HIA.
Jf 'IMS E 4)F THE sri'KEM E COVET:
JAMES T. STERRETT,
OF ALIEIillESY COVNTT.
COUNTY TICKET.
lXjN4iniS:
JACOC M. CAMrBELL,
OF CAMIiBIA COVSTV.
SENATE:
ENOCH D. VUTZV,
OF r-OMEIl.'ET Oil NTT.
ASSEMBLY:
ANDREW J. COLBORN.
EDWARD M. SCHKOCK.
I liOTHUNuTAIiY :
HENRY F. SC11ELL.
SIIEUIFF:
EDGAR KYLE.
KEUISTEi: AND KEttU-I'I-K:
WILLIAM B. I R EASE.
IKEASCIiEK:
HENRY F. KNEITER
txiMSIISSUiNEKS:
DENNIS COOK.
JACOB CRITCIIFIELD.
I'tNiK IIOI SI: lUKECTCK:
GILLIAN KOONTZ.
AVIiITOIiS:
JACOB M. BAKER.
HIRAM I. McCOY.
llojtota rtutanrv.
..... ., -on in ,t an haunt num. the tan
Jnlite of r hviu.it ir:.uu:ti!i(r, I ry'
hoW't monty. , . , ,
ThtroUtrnt of tlu torrenty thmiid it
iliiiuiml. tma nt
hu the rnJvirr,,.o.! tf bankrupt find
rihl tiitcultitori.
ri,urrenrv tlwnli be redeemable '
....7.,.,.u,,r,WiW,j f. the (iuurnmcr.
irHl j.trmit,in'the evrrennj rerojuizid by
,(Uririli:ed nation'.
The toniruet of the Cowrnnu rU thottui
1. 1,7.7 .,. ,.,r,rl im ihe eontraet of in-
(!Uid:iah,audthc bond, the. e Me nee of
it ii,ibltd),ft,H.oild tc ;t
U the umfrrhn,j;ig betta n the oarer
Ktar.dthe I ndrr. Sih-ccU at liutlcr,
Srpt.2, 1S7.
A Ft ll vote is alwayB a Republican
victory. The Republican who fails to
vote is false to his duty.
The true principle to go on, and to
keep going on, is tbat one more vote
h needed to carry the election.
This is not an "off year" It nev
. ; ".ft rr.r'' when the fight
II 13 DU v. .
t irns on principles, not men.
One more disconsolate, gone to his
death Allen G. Thurman of Ohio,
lite a Presidential candidate.
Tue ticket, the whole ticket, and
nnihing but the ticket this ia the
old Republican watchword, and has
won us all our victories.
Ho not be fooled with bogas tick
et. All kind of mixed tickets will
be circulated. We give this warning
ia time, so that no one cef d be deceiv
ed. Rti'iiiLK'AN, era you all doing
your duty for tae entire State, dis-
t-ict, and county tickets in your re
spective townships and loronghsf
Remember that every vote t-hould be
polled for the straight ticket.
Tue laboring man who votfs for
dishorn ., money, votes to reduce not
onlv the purchasing power o" his own
wages, but to briag on another panic,
an I a long period of business depress
ion with no work for willing hands.
Every Republican shou'rd remem
ber, that upon the Legislature to be
cbosen on the fifth cf oxi month,
will devolve the duty of electing a U.
S. Senator. 'ol but a true and reli
able Republican should bo elected.
The town elections held ;n Con-nacyt-ut
last week, afford nearly 3s
gjod news as the Colorado election.
Xowbsre did the Republicans fail to
Lold their own, and in many towns
they made decided gaiss. The cause
of honest money is steadily progress
ing. ai I
Aki-est Greenbackere, w ho claim
t be well posted, insist that Cof-f.-c-th
i" ba the third rnaa in the
Congressional race. We ai'nt caring
much about the tail sud man. There
ia a gentleman whose utsae ia Jacob
M. Campbell, in the lead now. And
we confidently expect to see bitt;
distance boih tWe other nags.
The Democratic Legislature of
Ohio, last winter 60 gerrymandered
the State, that they were confident of
securing focrteea out of the twenty
members of Congress, and the Demo
crats averywhere boasted of their an
ticipated triumph. Bat,
' tit bert laid plan? M mice Bo
(luce alt arlfT."
Ti Commercial of Meyersdale
sty s at tne regular Greeuback Con
vention hoii at that place on the od
inst, Turner wh kicked off the tick
et as a candidate fjr Legislature, and
Levi Licbliter, Eq., was nomina
ted in hia place, and the Berlin Bul
letin was denounced for iu cut-throat
course. j
No true Republican cea afford to J
. l i .1. .. .1 : , - t,., a : . r
fcrateu uis uiwci. iuis jci, mv
uiurh dqieads tip ju tbe tUition iu ; Eterj ladintlual rote-r bboi
this SiRte. : 8!l3er liii!lf c mtnit!ce tf
- !gct
Here id cue tf B-b logcrsciT ;
conuo'Iruas list wo would 1 ke tho
.' to answer if t'.e gro-;njf of yotf iepublica neighbors,
meut can create aiuae j, hy fhou'd ' d uk$ be maUer joto Jonr own
it go to i be trouble to cal!ct t.xts ? J t,ttajJ TbU i!4 n0 time fjr drones or
Biifobe tLe Obia flection tie j laggard.?.
Greccbackcra boasted thet they J f IAT grtat and good man, Sam
would pj'.l not lew thaa 125,000 j Tijdc!1 wba - vhe moral re
votca. The returns show that in i , candidate cf the pare Domoc-
thaigteat S'.ale tLeir entire vclc ira,T for ive3ident in 1870, ba, just
does net exceed tLe paltry numb, r el i t,xpcd in opeQ Coun la rje
30,000. 1 trcit, aa a parly to the Mealing of the
. i I
Val Hay, lg , ana cuanej -
from the Fame !
pany
kPr,iei..ri --;;. . . H.....U.. him. r-Hur!- in the
u-lt ia th a;iierccre lie-
twecntbebcRu8D. mJcrat,,audsore .
Ihla" OrecaUckerrf B,ih are in fa-
i .,f diahoneBl moDev, Md of CoT-1
VI w
roth for Coneress?
The Democrats of Franklin and
Fal-oa ccuntif s have, like the thieves
we read of, fallen cut by the way.
Those of Franklin have determined
to support Hon. F. M. Kimmell for
Judge, while Fulton's unternSed
will vote fur George A. Smith, Eeq.
TLia ought to give our old friend,
Judge Rowe, who ia the Republican
nominee, a walk over.
Speer, Chairman of the Demo
cratic State Committee, has issued
. ..!...: Via nftftv
an auurees cou5to.vu101.105 1 j
on the retuit of the late thctione,
and in it he warns them agamtt the
innidioos advances of the Green-
backers. And yet Turner expects
to turn his portion of the pirly over
to Coffroth." Somebody ia bound to
befooled whoiait?
Every vote cast for Ceinpbtll fur
CorTCM?. is a vote for nones-t mout'j,
a vole to make Greenbacks equal
.i h cold a vote to make the lab r-
er s and ine enpuans- m; -
same value. A vota for CfOfolu
means the doubliua cf the greenback
currency, and its con.cjUv. nt depreci
ation to fifty cents ou tie d l.ar, tne
payment of'tbc bonds in irredeemable
paper, which must uecet-rarny necouie
luiofct worthless, aad nnv icautu iv
Gnal repuuiaiiou.
The State Senator to bo e'uoten at
the coming election will, during Lis
term, have to vole for two U. S. Sen
ators and also cn the re districting
of the State far members of Congress.
Would the Republicans of this Coun-
tv like to bavo J-RKH. uuoii, ,
rote for two Democratic Mcnnic-rn,
and to place this county ia a district
wlcre its Republican majority wonia
bo swallowed, and we would have
Democratic Congressmen for the ucxt
ten years? If not, they will vote
for Col. E. P. Yt T.Y.
The numerous declinations cf can
didates announced on the Turner
Greenback titket hs compelled that
worthy to violate the old axiom no.
to swap norses
wine crossing tue
the stream," and accordingly tho
L'ulkUn announces that Mr. S. S.
Fornv has been "appointed" a can
didate for County Treasurer vica
Shoemaker resigned. Jotiab Shafcr,
formerly a candidate for Register A:
Recorder, baa been "appointed" a
candidate for Prothonotary, and Jas.
t. Beesecker haa bees "appointed",
to rua for Register, etVt Shafcr.
How delightfully simple ia this meth
od of making candidates! No corrupt
and fraadulout nominations can be
forced down Turner's throat. He's
eot the machine too firmly in his grip
for that, so whenever he waata a can
didate ho just "appoints" him and
that's tho end of it. The "Judge"
knows the troublo of procuring a
nomination by popular ballot; fellows
will not always vote a3 they are told,
i-nn- en hp iaat "apnoints tne
. HV. J '
men Le wants for candidates. . e
used to think that this was a Demo
cratic community, but we have learn
ed better. Turner is a little king, and
holds the tight of appointment, and
Coffroth is tho power behind the
thrcte. All bail ! King Louis the I !
The BaHeUtt'a "School boy" is in
formed that he la . tryillfol falsifier,
when he alleges that this journal
....-..l M-SheriffSbafer and others."
It Lapjustly denounced and ridiculed
Turner, beesiisc his published letters
prove him to be aa ct,'erly conscience
less demagogue, if not wofi3. .
ShaferricLlv deserves denynoaticp
as aa ingralc U the party that twice
crave him the best coua'X fOice t
ifiit but we Lave uttered no 6tfaiv.e
word aeaiust him.
When S. B. has tarried at Jericho
till his beard grows, be may per
chance comprehend his present silli
aeis in talking to a lawyer about the
nocess; -of "legal" evidence, to in
duce a Cocnty (Committee to repudi
ate fraud and corraptica at a primary
election. The election is held,
nor the commit: constituted by v.r
... r .nw Uu-the are both ,creat -
., r( nirtr rreaticn. and to one is
given the power to call, supervise,
and iclare the rssult of the other,
with the aADscnuent right to throw
ont or reject, fra'ttiUcjt, or coiriiptly
procured returns.
As to the defeat of the e iitor ot tisis
jouftil by fraud saae yeara since,
tbat ia sot &a issue now of import
ance in tbis camptua, .and bis withers
are onwrung, by tfce taih . Jo have
this to say of it, howeror, tLn "or
yewc we have had the evidence to
prove, itU tie Bulletin's candidate
for Congress (Geo. Coffroth) was the
instigator and procurer A the fraud,
and that we didn't go whining
tbroccb tbe cccnty about if, nor at
test to break down our party ba-1
cause of otir defeat It only taught
ua to be mere t igiiant, and to strive
the Larder for the succbaj of the party, j
and to guard its candidates, as we
now doing, against future t-icksjlng OT." and that with energetic
are
of Ccffrotb and Lis supple tools, of
whom tho Bulletin and iti "Schotl
Boy" are 6amples.
Ripi blicass! there ia eiill plenty
t' n in n rfi rL our urcaaiz llioD.
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booM run
one, to
out a full rj!e. If jcur conirmt-
. or nr?lieat. stir Liin
ff . -jj work.ca!l meet-1
ir.Ld .f :hrt eve Viirk Mine Com-
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ai .uariueiif, emuu
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matter of bw income ux.
Ktlere a .park of p.l.dcal
lc left io the old man, th exposure
extinguishes it.
Greenbacks are within one-half
per cent, of being as good as gold.
On the Brat of January the time
xed fjr resumption they will be
on a par with gold, and this will put
in circulation the three hundred
millions of gold which has been
hoarded tip, and haa not been in cir
culation for yeara. If those who
clamor so loudly Lr more money,
wiil only wait till next new year
day. this three hundred millions of
.gold, which haa been only a matter
of merchandiae for years, will be ad
ded to the circulating medium and
thus iuQate it to that exteut,
General Coffroth is taking pains
to prove himself the roost accom
plished political atraddler of the age.
In a pamphlet, which he has bad
printed and circulated, and in wbicb
be makes a most Impotent defense of
hia political and legal shortcomings,
Uie cel8 f,.nh hii financial viewa as
f'ows : The unconditional repeal
of the Resumption act, which ia the
present Democratic petition The
substiiution of legal tender n )tes. for
the Natiooal Bank currency, which
is the Greenback position To have
aud maintain gold, silver anl legal
tender notes of the same value, as a
circulating medium, which it the Re
publican p)siiion. The adroit strad
dltr, however, fails to point out, how
with the repeal of the Resumption
act, whereby tbo specie bonis would
be tak?n from behind the legal leader
notes, he could make them iqnal
with gold and silver.
The Johnstown Dcmo'ra! and
Somerfct Dcmwral, par nolulefrat
rum, have revamped and are repub
lishing the oft tq'ielcbed, and thrice
t.lJ lie that General Campbell while
in tho army shockingly and cruelly
abused a man named ltoat, who was
a sergeant of the 54th Regiment.
This malicious falsehood first strug
gled into existence through the col
umns of the ilarrisburg VatritA k
Uni'm on the very eve of the General's
election a3 Surveyor General, in 18G5.
After its first appearance. W. II. Rose
Eq , a leading Democrat of Cambria
County, who was adjutant of Col,
now Gen, Campbell's Regiment,
John Sutcr and Louis Rehr, both
Captains in the same Regiment, all
publifched letters denying Roat'a state
ment, and testifying to his general
worthlcsness as a soldier and those
statements, ba it remembered, were
not published durioe political cam
paigns, to make political capital but
after General Campbell was elected.
The manlinc33 and honesty of the
editors who are cow publishing stories
heretofore prorea to be false, may La
judged of by the people they are at
tempting to deceive.
The documents proving the truth
of what we allege are in our posses
sion, but wo will not comber oar col
umn w ith lengthy contradictions of
a storv that no one will believe.
Fin. returns have not yet been
received from the late elections in
the western States, but enough is
known to profa that substan
tial result's have been obtained by
the Republican party.
In Ohio, which the Democrats car
ried at the last election, the Repub
licans now have a majority of about
teu thousand, which is a not gain of
2".,000, and the Greenback vote,
which it was claimed would reach
at least 125,000, will not pan out one
third that amount Tha tiiata was
re-diftricted by the Democratic Leg
islature last winter, and so gerry
mandered that the Republicans were
given bat fei rcmbera of Congress,
jbat notwithstanding tie rascality, bo
rigorous a Cght waa ciade, r1hat we
carried cioa rembsrs including two;,.
'a the Cincinnati .iia-trict now rep
resented by PemoraU.
Indiana was carried by the Im
ocrats with abot.t their nsual mcjor
itv. Ja this State one Greeobacker
was elected, by a combination with
the Democrats. The Republicans
lost two members of CongreM, b'U
: rre? &ti e Democracy so hard, tbat
' uhej onjy se.c.vfe a maj irity of frcin
six to ten in the 14':? on j jint
l.allot.
. ,. . r tit ; ..JaV.ri,4ill"uo.
JO lows lilt ni-iiuu.taun tiiieu;
the State by about the urtial major
ity. Here also the Greenbackera, by
a .combination wun inn iremocracy,
captisi.ti tco member of Congress.
Everything flea ia it.eps.bl'caa.
West Yirginia, of tours., vppt
Democratic, as usual. TLa Iepub
li&DS, however made to rattling a
CgLtw8c f ready endanger two of
.. .i .i
their Coogrea.tci i districts, and
prove that (here ia a lite, and
pluck left in our organization tbat
will yet aaaert itself.
Take iioS result of these elections
aa a wkoie, Lua Is erytbing
to assure the Rcpublipaci of Penn
sylvania, that the Greenback crcs
ia not the formidable bug-bear it has
b9cn;represeated,that it ia fast "Peter-
work we will carry the Keystone
State by aa old time majority Now,
"whoop her up," boys.
Tut Greenbackers gobbled op the
Democratic pirty in Maine; Ben
lice
Butler busted it up and captured it j4.1IarTJ lLc pv, l!u!lH.an ai;.j Orti.
ia Massachuasitt; ia Ohio ;t Las back Ciedidate fjr t'je St v.e Legii-tti-gone
where tfce wooubine twinett; ture, wusiltcted b? 200 tanj iri'y."
in West Virginia it ia growing fnin!!; IOW A.
by degrees and beautifully leas atid ' CKEENiiUKtus klkcvki. to
la rennxvka&ia, ill cu iho b;h ' , 'xt!?lS ... i..r
' i Des Moime-?, Oct. 10 Uesurno
of November, eeod n op ' h-gher than j ffom fifty.f Jlir t:,utitu hkh cast
kite." It will fctill, uoAever, uu- 0vtr Laif ih. .o cf tao S ate, yive
pwer as ai awful example to way-; a RtpuVi cju mtpritv uu ihe Stats
ward traoanreseor. jti. k.-. cf 12,2;o, a gain ou the
i Oubtrtiatorisi vote of Ust yenr It
Os Tueadiy of Its', week en.
Hoy t'a electioa waa aa certain as any
thing in the future cjuM be. The
wotk cf that day in Obit) only Culpa
to swell hia rosj irity. It i no Ion-
1 .1
ger a question of hia election, but aim- i
plvaao th-3 siz. or h'a m j rity .j
T . 1 t, .... A
L8t vear tha LijnDcrata cimt-d;
-
Ohio by over 20,000 nisj jrity,
tee uepuijiicjia mij ri'.y win p.-m-!ab
bly be 10,000. We ca-j d b,::u rj
than this for Hoyt a ad our State lick !
et if we work for it
Let us all try.
Messrs Geo. G. Walker and L. A.
Turner are running as candidalcs for
the Legislature Mr. Walker, we
believe, claims to bo aa independ
ent Republican candidate, while Tur
ner ia a rampant Greonbacker, labor
ing in the interests of CoffVoth. Now,
aa the next Legislature elects a U. S.
Senator, and evary vol may be im
portant, will Mr. Walkjr piedgo
himself, if elected, to g iato the Re
publican caucus, for V. S. Scna-or,
abide the result, and vote for in
nominee. Let auy and every Repub
lican who may prop ice tJ vote fjr
him ascertain this fact, ere ha cuts
bis billot. Ifhedoeanot so pledge
himstlf, then they may aa well vote
for a Democrat. As to Turner, noth
ing can be expected from him, and in
the event of hia mafciug a pledge,
Judging from tho cxp.ifcure of his
duplicity, made by hia published let
ters, it could not bi relied oa.
The Berlin ullcfin being created
without brains, we cannot expect cf
it to compreheo J the difference be
tween the intrinsic value of a green
back, "created'' out of a worthless
piece of paper, and the gold dollar
"coined" by the government, cohtaiu
ing its full value of that metal. The
greenback is no never was, aud nev
er will be money. It h simply a
promise to pay money, (t. .) g;ld or
silver cuia.-; therefore the government
never "created money." It ia only
tbose who, like the JiuUiUn, want
the Unite d States to play ti e swin
dler, atd cheat its creditors uud ita
citizens, that ins-ict that the govern
ment can "create" money by iis fiat,
and attempt to justify their ignomin
ious proposition by the si"v intima
tion that the highest Cuurt i.i the
land cotjld be induced to declare the
paymeutof the Xational deb' a w ar
measure.
Take it for granted that CeflVotb
did not sell any Cadctsbipa while in
Congress, it ia now admitted that
Clarence A. Steadmau, of Massachu
setts, Charles I'hilip Kuahardt, ol
New York, and Edward J. Beriud,
of Philadelphia were all three ap
pointed to Cadetahips by him, to the
exclusion of hundreds of young men
residiug ia the district, some of
whom by law were entitled to those
appointments. In these cafes be was
required to certify, and did certify,
that each one of thea-j lad redded
in this district. Here were three ap
pointments, which of right belonged
to hia district, which be bestowed oo
strangers. Lrt any one explain if be
can, why a "scientific politician," al
ways courting public favor, rhould
thn hai-e triroa to straazera those
valuable app liatruan, the bastoaI
of which on young men at home
would have made him a host of
obliged, lifedong friends?
THE ELECTIONS.
Tuesday' Kesnlt lu Oliioj Intliana, Iowa
and West Virginia-
HARD ftlGNEY VICTORY,
ItonuMiran Gain aeura-a!Ij-OlOxJelCol"
liuliaua.
omo.
CONFIRMATION OF THE BKI'l lii.K AW
SfCCESS OS THE STATE TIClvF.r
KtilAh JHVISUIS OX
COXllBEaaME!,.
ClNl'INSATI, Oct. '.I CompMc
and reliable returns f r this ( Hamil
ton) county give Barter, Repu'.'lic 111,
for Secretary of State 1,041 mj irity
over Paige, Democrat ; Butterwortb,
Republican, for Congress in the First
district, l,0G(i mt-jority over Saylcr;
Young, Republican, tr Ccgrecs in
the Second district, 1.0S0 mfj riiy
over Goss. Democrat,
The Republican Slate Central
Committee claims nine Coiigrest.nien,
To wnsend, Car"cIJ. .Lpdegralr,
Monroe, Jteifer- Neal, McK.inley,
Vcung and BjUerwartb. Cu. little
attention hai' be.cn iriyeu t ) the Jta'e
ticket majopiy, lut M" tfee oggrega'o
keeps op to Ihe end a3 it bc:ao, there
will proUU be 7.S to 1 0,000
majority.
The "Democratic State C qtral
Committee claims eleven CouKrei--men
certain, viz; McMabon, Lf.:vrc,
Hill, Hurd, Fiuley, CooFeree, Jiw
ing, Dickcv, Athertou, Gddua aod
Warner. They give the S.ate to tbo
H H t.t:
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"VJf'T yiKGINIA.
M-riuucKH ,;aj.v Tn'f rVlT "1S
tbi?5 a jiEAvy voe m-f.-R
Wiuemxu, VVr. VA , Oct. U The
returns as far as rtefciveti Up 10 I hia
hoar indicate that Hubbard, KepuU
Jican, for Congress ia the First eiia-
xiC, carries tiie couniy uy so m
iQQ ijjaj'ori. will leave the
majority of WiUoi., f,err.orj.t, ve.-
small in the Iialrirt 'i'fcrca est pi
the fexir members of tho LiisSaafj
elected are Uepublicaus. Tnia coun-
ity fcas heretofore been to'.idly D m-
ocrau..
A Chrlesto8 tieivt ' " rte
election was carried oo wuu .ro
energy, each party doing ita utunib.
tt bring out every voter. Tho judi
cation; era that Kenua, D.ni crat, in
the Vhjr.i) ,(;,JtrWt, Kill have f00 m
ioritv oyer Walker, 'ilepuiiLua ?ud
Oreanliacter. Ihe CJUUV CUiCers
J.,k. Pl.a t J,,i,irn ill TI HMK. Ti re'ri'itiott1 epiruhtse tiluwy
are in doubt Ihe L-giia.ure o j iK. H.i.i'vij '.r.ni-j ixte wiirMmiuiics
largely Democratic." 1 1- par o;ot. n coiirwicioo or sale ana J'l'i
, , . ... , , of .iee.1 : one thtnl :n: month., aci one-thlnl W
1 arkersburg advicea are toat t il-i.,il(.YCrtr.nitheiiiueororaeroiiaiie,t4:Kiiui
boo, Democrat, for Congress, carriea Uptut,:,, wiiu m
the county by 200 majority. All the tL AsigM4i joepii Laa-tii-.
Demccra tic ticket is elected, except
cieis ci me circuit i.juii
A di'fiU'h frt,ui Hua'iiiydtju y:
:.. . t ; .:
"ive a Republican majority cf fully
15,000. lie Ilcpublicaa tongreif
ir.cnikcied are McCord iu the rirtit
district, Trice ia tha SciMiid, Upde-
iereiliuthe Third, Dcerite in the
Fourth, Clark in the Fi!u, Sapp in
the Eighth, CarpeLter intbeNiuth.
1 00 vi rccii vJ.it. atria i c'. iru me un-
.
tt in ! hi. sit h l;c chuiit 1 ( 0 ma-
!jori,y -J.ilat; u. ibe Seventh by
. 500.
INDIANA.
J.nwasai'olis, Oct. 10 The most
rtliab'e reports from the 'iu:h dis
trict up to 1 o'cLik confirm the elec
tion of O.'lb, Reputiicaa, by a ma-!
jority of twenty-one votes. !
Jnmasapolis, Oct. 10 Ortb's
official majority in the Ninth district
ia 0 1. I oer is no change in the re
sult in ether districts from latt
night's report. Tho Coogrcst-iocal
delegation ia the Slate tt&nds: Dcm
r cats (!, Repoblicaus G, National 1.
Corrected and official rttura for the
Legislature give the following re
feuk: S?uate Democrats 25.. Repub
licans 24, Naiional 1 ; House Dem
ocrats 54, Republicans 41, Nationals
5. Democratic tutij'-ritv on j"ht bal
lot. G.
t n Itcveraer.
'Tjey ere not a beverage, but a
medicine, with curative piopertica of
the highett degree, ccttainiog no poi
sonous drugs. They do net tear
down an already debilitated Ejalem,
but build it up. Oae bottle contains
more hope, that is, more real hep
strength, than u barrel of ordinary
beer, li . .ry druutHst i;. Rochester
sel!.-; them, and fhe physicians pre
fcribc tht'iu." R ;cheer E euing
Express on Hop Bitters.
XE II' .4 1 VER T1SE.VEX 'IX.
LIST OF CAUSES
for Novcniitrr Tno nf t?
uri U -ifliitil'iif Nu vein
Fin ST WEEK.
1.
'nir.iiii H'iukIyk. rut."'ir?li 4. U inncl!
vil e It. It. t;o.
1. Wtv.l Sfnln.r Mv.'lilieCi. T.-. J. N. Fkht-tif-r
ft i.i
.1. J-iJ.n it trhl Vf. Ij.tnlvl Sw;irrnr. xnnilAwe.
i. .I.f-.'l 1! iti':l.nuli v. L'jvl Woli, rt nl.
.'. .lo-l:vli KolU-r, 'Irras. va. Auttu-tUi Mc-laiy,
et nl.
6. V. A. S'i'',:h vi i,-l'KTi'lM'.t I'rintliiif ('.
7. 1.-. P. 'Itu!i.iri 'mi in. .l.ir.l AU'jliLT.
ti. I Veil k. 1j. .In! v. S. H. Onri-y.i-t al.
u. J. V. fc. It. C. V:in Horn vs. Jeras Lii
t".n ft al.
10. John I'. Ornliata vs. SfT-hli-r M.-Furl ir. l.
H. ti. li. Kin'n ithtf vd. W. It. l:rook..
1'.'. (. li. hiux'f u.e t. W. 11. Kr ..kit.
I. ; ls.i;u Weri'llr vi. ITiiuil Atmnn.
11. Aim M.iri.i Z.rl. s' Kxwuu-r v. Sh:ir-rfc
Vol.
i:. fiilon N.t'iii:il Il.ttsic t. .Simr?ct Miner
al Point K. li.
SECOXD WEEK.
1 . 1 li 4 'ope ft al. Vi. IjTcmpvx! . ( tllnirer.
2. I.voia i'.'nuf"' u. v.". Tof-p-T & Fy:iM.
3. Ili-nry Itiouias ;vl I vs. Savjjjo Firu Uriels
4'o.
4. t lUvcr A. Pnrki r v-. Ira ( t'aDflf I I.
.'j. i rlilliijfl l?n'i. v. Alfycrs-liile J-r.-'U-'.
ti. .lol.n 1. Hoihly v. iu. J. Kior.
7. Aaron Trt-cslt-r v. .Ton:u Turntiy.
. H:iri..ir:i t'oln-rvt. Dr. H. O.irty.
u. I-liiiiot U Auuian vi. Alirjliam Hcrkfy et al.
to 1-. .1. t untrymun vs. ". M'Kenxie.
II. ;iial.vrlfn .(. John lnti.
li Fjyettc AIM. Fire Ins (H, va. J. O. Mevors.
13. layctiu Mut. Fire tin CV., Ta. 1'eti r Mcy
?r' A.lm,
14. I. J. 4 over t W. J. I)lr.tr?s, In trust,
l.'i J. J. fhiillpi's Ailm. vs. Hinry Itairl.
H. Frctuian a. .Mi-L'lolUn vs. lli iiry Kt-ain.
n. yrua licntuni t uo v. Pan L swainrr.
It. l ii-hacl Wills v. SK. juhntum at al.
111. llowiiril Jiokce . Llvungotnl & Maust,
irirnL-Oioi.
'.0. Ann 4 'over's aus v. Jpob ?tcyern' Kitrf.
1:1. Amirev W:iKK:iuian vs. A. Wiimoth et al.
Joi"ph t'hris'uer's uso vp. Henry Keiin.
'l.l. llonry Iteam vs. Ilier & WineUn.l.
'Jt. 4 hristi:m b-'i:roek vs. I'hilip WoUet:t)Cn?cr
ct al.
ij. JI. A. Siuner St Co. vs. J. O. Klinmel.
F. J. KtMiSKR.
'et. Id. Trot honotary.
Q
1 0 U RT PRO C LA M ATI ON.-
,ns?ttiiAH, the Honorable William M. Haix.
Prwi'ii ut ft tlio seven 1 Courts ol Common Fleas
of tloMVtuntH'fl p-imi8!nif tiie sixteenth Judicial
Diytrkt, ami JuHih-e of the (Courts of Overand Ter-
tr.Un.-r ar.d .rcm-ral Jail JK-livery. for the trial ol
aliwtiiilal aud othr ottenticrs in the said listri-t.
mid It a mel Stufft and li. i MrtriEi.WAS rj-
(jiurtfs. Jut iures ol the Court? of Common Fleas, and
Justices of the Courts ol 'Over and TcnnintT, and
General Jail Delivery, for t lie trial of all capital
and otheroiU-nders in the County of Somerset. have
l.-sue l their precepts ami to uie uirecteti, lor hold
Insra 'ourtof Common IMea, and General Otmr-
t-r Sessions ol the Fence, and General Jnll Deliv
ery and Courts ot uyw and lenumer, at isomeret
tn .nontfray, November II, IS 7
NtrrifB if krreby given to n 11 the Justices of the
Peace, the C-oroner and Constables wilhin the sau'
County d Somret. that thy le then and therein
their proir Mfrns, with tht ir roils. rceorOmiui-
pnion?, examinatlo!, snd other remembrancer, to
dotho-se tiiiiiir? wiiieh to their omcc and m that
tehalf appertain to be done; ami alto, they who
w i i 1 pr iset-u e a amst t he primers i uat are 4r na li
ic in t ne a;i oi o!inTret or my, to men anj
thtrc. to Lrxecoute auaihat thein'a i;c just.
GKUKif fcl W. P I LK
Ot-?. I. Sheriif.
4 SalUNEES' ACCOUNTS.
I ne fullowieir noe. uutft li ive b.en file-1 at uiy
oioee. ana v. iii lie prosenua I, r cotttirnuition ou
Motility. nt. H. I;:
Joh H. t'lit, Assionrc of JSatnuel Ferrrl.
.1 L. Ftt- !i. ASMitr.to ol .iaeoo F. iiiulei
W. It. Kilppel, Asriiiii-eol VV. Vi. ILlvisi Hro.
t)eo. A. Tln.iupson. Assignee ot !S. F. Fliclt.
Jotlll 11. I'lll, Arsiyil.-e of SdlJlUel A. lilioiuli.
F. J. Ki.H'SKi:,
Lk-L til Fro.
I M I X 1 ST I( A T (J P. 'S N O T ! C E
hia(Cof Jobn i. Su;i:J late tf i iat-.u tUtning
tor.?!ii do :''!.-.!.
lafUcrs.d-i'irr.iuiMruf.ionoj Aativec?,-aie hav
ing been iTu.iLe.i to the undercut. e' bv H:c prop
er aut Uot,i.y, Lirt(ije u lirfooy Hlon to t,ioe ia-dch:-tl
to it to miwe iu me.iiatep:.yu.e)iUaiiid thse
haviiitf clt'lw: ftu.iltif-t tl will prvd.'iit tbem duly
uu;ht-iiticated fr suUlecient to the AduilnUtrattr,
at th; ( i!e rctfi'ieiit-e tilths deceased outheth
!:iy ot !o? t er. ut.
if. XMMKI?MAy.
M Id 4tiniiuh(tralMr.
1 .4tf l't.OlOl(
lililt'ij. osi.vs'jfii.
f1iriWIBSta.'1l
$285
$55
)i'h;i ttr out;
Itsun t1r onl v
-IU lVarrantrd W. ars.
75
-Ijn't l is: lojtnd ,r Hlu-.tiae'l t'lrculir.
lll-NNKLLk MILLER.
Oiitnal Maiiulaciureri1, Lewiilown. Fa
sen It in
A iiSIG.SEfS SALE
' Oi VAI-t AIU.'.: HKAL ITAt E.
Fii.sj.u.1 to mi or.ler 1,001 'iit of the' 4'r.urt o!
'oiuini.n Fh::.s oi S-,u.eraL't comity, Ia . the nu-.iet-iane.1
Ai-siitn-a of Jaeob J. ?;;ui!i;, will jell at
.-uhlo- sale, on
Halurtlaij, X-n-cnJier 2. 18 78.
at 2o'elK'k r. m., n Ihe preuii; A o. f, the IU
lowinp ilr-iTiiK: 1 re.il es.ate. vlt:
No. 1. l liel.tnnotJae.ihJ. Smith, situate in
otoeot Twp.. nuerMrt einty. Fa., cotilaiuiiiK
ctHiut e, avrt., a'l.jnijir laii'ta ol .la.b Miauli.-.
Jueol) I'lie, Joiiatliau liooaits nn-l otiif.rs. Ihe
liiipniveiiietits are a twostoy hot; 'Ihrelippf houe,
l leuiy o uiuor,
Him -t'.ne ami eoal. ,an.i a large a;i
i l very line
su-j-ar camp on tne pretnlea.
No. 2. 1 lie un-iin le.1 Mie-'ourlh lnU-r.n of a
tract of land situ ite In .in-rset township, arortj-u-i,
t,;offn a i.he JoKph Sailth tarin. Ai'.ij'n
tnc 1j -Ir u' V '1 l'i,!t U hi, laniel Hiulmker, lien
jy rih:t.lr, Jt.Ht'un t: KU- i U anj "theri, i n
lilniii(f alwut 4 1 itert-, .i(.i rtuej;. Iitf't c.
i.r,L ijfi o'.li-r hail lint's ti A-cr.ir Th. wi:! tv
--liir,t !' M: ftttf. of ttiMt.ifc sinph
tli'nif..'
TKli tlS tn o!c known 4j, of .-I.
.IDllX J . HUH
It.UlM
tk.t. 9
As.li;nee oi Jaeoli J. Mmitiu
I
)UBLICSALE
;iy vrrti-e u o;.j. r i s ie
l'imiioli Flea.-a'ar. ! !;-tl:
ri ue l out of the 4'ourt ol
iei'""t',ol Somerset.
Sl'.'O.veWk l' i. a (.! , if.-rei. ifl l(Hi fv'V
1 - "I
Ft niisvlvatila. will s. ti a; t.u'Mh' s.tle. li
llousi: in tne tKiroun ot 2ttu:rv-i, uw
Fridnj, November f, 1S78,
" o'e' i- U p. at., the lollowlnst itt-fcrilwal real
4 iteiialu laij f .nil llealo n Stonyrf-ek
towa-hip. t-.:u ;t t. a,' Pe.--j. yi 'an'.
a'V;oiolhi( tanjl ol f'f.di'at.ii li-vir 'J$t
knniiieU John lloyer. Henry Mull al fctii-Jia-'
eor.liiininv 2 aerv more or It-Fit an I nilownnee. ot
whieh thereareat.ut 40 aerea elt-nr anl la aerea
:i tntyl.iw, witii a two r.ry h-a- lioua an-i ttmik
SE W A D YER TISE3IENTS.
mTT-n nnnim n tt
I M H tKK a I r U I rt. I
-1.J-J-JJ 4XilJ-IXJ.X Sk.-. 4. All the rl-l..n l.jr the rKiita shall
I Ik !it !:!! it. Kiw hullot v.rl fhall aoin
( jlj1 rPT-l Ih'1 ! l'-rit In Hie r.fr lit wlii.-h II rhalt Ih twlrr.:,
V-,J- t--aJ .an.1 Hie numlicr renir!tn l,y titc tl-cti m ottirnt
, in 1 ri I
0 t tf
OF
IVM 1jIL. JIAIl 1 iaA All. !
Will I lielil at
Cumberland, !Afd.,
J f 1 1 9
Esv. Henry W ard B:ccher
Will ilclit.T Hie A.l ;r.ra. tK-Mwr X).
President Hayes
An.i a ftrtiiii ol Liu Ciliiiiet will lie -rt?.-it n
the eth
Trtu!? of each tlitj !
Sp'i::! atira'liOni ca-li !
Fm l luuilnl rKk i xlaLlcl !
I nu 1 Ti,nrD:tmcn:, W. S4' li !
Spf cUI :r.iln c-a all liiilna.!? at exeur.-lon ratts.
EEOY1) LK WMJES.
TllOAS Cuvlliiav, Froi Jcut,
Cot. Swietary.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
The uu.ler?ignl Trnpteo for the sale of ihe real
rtiiateet Nunh Ko-ljer, Uteof UucujutK.ntnir twp ,
vican-?it, in ;aiuitijo ol un uMvr ierauts.1 to liiu)
hy the t rihan'.t:ourt fit S'iti;r:t V untr. Pcnna.
will in (luiilie aale on lite irenii.t: ol ilevrased
alorvania, on
Saturday, Xocembef 2, 1S7S,
at one w'clcrk I1
t suite. Viz :
. M,. the following d( a Tltc.l real
A eeruln trwt or parir. ol Ian 1 situate In
Qucinaliiriitn township, Sdnu'rstrt county. Stat
ot i'tnaylvtiiita, ntljuininir Unld ol Nuali Swank,
awl (Jwir-s Kxh-r, ouitiiinlun; four aorva an-
sixieeu M-rcltcs, ttrK-t lurjtfiurc, ulth a twu s.ory
plank h iusc, ui otUt-r outtmil.iin(i( therein eroct- J
J. with a ttiw or-hiinl, wattr aud wtUlin-j
prove-!.
TLiv.IS:-Ca.-b od coniirmAtlon of j
JOHN HAM EK,
Cvt. it. Tra.eo.
SSIGNEK'S SALE.
y virtue ol an onier Iffufl nut of Ihe Court ol
(uimn ritiii ! S'um rsH't Co. !'.. iU un'lorikru
c l A.iitiiieeul Ocorgti A. I'ile, will d ll at puMic
(jle ou the premirfcrf.oL,
Saturday, Xocem?r 2, 1S7S,
it C oV!"4'k r. x. the fulloifilr.K Ucse-ribed real
estate. 'ta :
A cenatu trart ofl.m.I Mltua'e InSniprsotTwp.,
SoiiifpM-t i'u , r;t , aitjomhiy: la 110 of Kpwunl Ktl
h-r, Willitiiu . KiK'pMt-r, Jt'Dih.io Kr:etitne nnti
other, Li.!iiuliln5 1 nored, more tr les. having a
two itory plunk h u-, a fprtiiy hou." houmj
U')oifterutltriMiiif ilMTLi.uIout lu aiTi clear,
et whi' ti uKfUt 10 ren arc in meaituw; alao an
orch:nl oi applo tret an I euar camp thepion,
X'hkI witt-r aut tluttier.
TKKMS, one-third on .rf)lirmatlon of nale,
irtit'-thirtl in fix montits. anl oiie-thim In one yer
trom date oliirtK'rol )e, with intrft : ts-n or
c nl. ol purvhane iuncy to te i--ild ou day of
(ft. 9 AjtAiiieo.
A
DXIINISTB ATOR'S NOTICE.
Fsl:ite of Kiul'en llofluiun. htte of Jtuner
Twp., ileeeareU.
Lrtte r ot a!mtiiltnition on the aNive ostate
havlriE'l-,-nel hy ltiriiriruuthority.noU
is.hrrehy iriven tolhotlnii'ttel to ittoiuakeltntne
ilt pa ineitt, antl those UaTinKfUiuis avainst It
to present them tiuly autlient lealetl lor settlement
on S ituntity. Noveuilier, Id. 17'H.at the late reti-ilene-jot
tieeeasvil.
HKN'KY H.1IHFFMAM.
rlit.L-MA.N HKFFM AX,
(K-t. 9 AUtuinUtralorfl.
J EJAL
NOTICE.
T"i:!iia!;h HelHi-v. W i,ioK,4';vVils..n UelUey.
N. I". Ilt-iil. y. Kllen Hetl!-y ami F. Hetttey. (the
last a uiim r under 14 years.) all ol Nebraska,
A. l(rut.aker l lierllu, I'm., iu:irui.in of F. Hef
tley : you are notihetl to aptK-ar at an ttrphans'
4 'ourt to he hehl at Somerset Fa., on Montay the
llth ilay ol Noveii:r next, to -cpt or reln.-e tlie
r.-al e.-late ol Ananias Ileilley, ilei-tl, at the ni-prai.-eil
pr:ee. or -w r.tusu n hy the same should
I'Ot 1 s..hl.
S'irrill'4ll!.M, ( tSKO. Vi. FILE,
tep. i, 175. i, 4Vt t Sherill.
li
.TaTRAY NOTICE.
. ...... trf.T.i4p.- ol thn fiMn Ilenrv S.
I'li-kini;, at 4 'ha 'V. e:upp's. in Jenner fwp..
about the mttlille of .luno, ls:s, a one year oM
heiier, hrown an l while cp-itied, no ear mark,.
I he owner is rt-iueteil to eoiue forffar.l. prove
property, pjv el aras, nnJ take It away, or it
all! lie.'il'pMs I ol aeeor.linn to law.
SepUW. JllH.VU'.Cll'P.
-"GENERAL ELECTION PROC-
jTlamathj.
Ge)D SAVE TUE Clt.MMil.VWEALTH.
WHSBEAS, In an.i hy an art of Oeneral As-Reml.-Iy
ol the C'omiuoriwenhh of Fennsylvanla.
ti'litleJ "An aet to regulate the irener.il elections
within this l'onimon eal!h." It Is enjoined upon
tne lo itlve puhlie notiee of sai.l eleettons ana to
ueumeratc in nai't notiee what oUleera are lohe
eleeteil, I, eJEOKUK W. FILE, Sherill of the
eountv ol Somerset, do herehy make known and
irive this liuhtic notiee to the eh-etors ol the eoun-
ty of Somerset, that a lteiier.tl Kleeiicn will lw
held lu said county ou Tues'luv the
Fifth datjrf Xoc:,ub.:r, 1S7S,
the nmc helni tho Tuesday next following the
ttrt IVIon-luv of XovetnU-r.
The elwtors of the Imroaifh of tTonfluenee to
meet at the e'onnell 4'hamler. In saf.l horouieb.
The electors ol tlie torvua:h anl election cis
trlet No. l of Somerset township to meet at the
Court House, in aahl noronyh.
The electors of election illMriet No. li of Somer
set township to meet at the house and shop of
Ferry I'mlieiaerinSipesviile.
Tlie electors of the township of Milford to meet
at the house lately occupied hy Thomas Kinir, in
said township.
The electors of New 4ntrevl!!e. ti meet at the
school house in said borough.
Thselwtoraol the town.-hlp of fpper Turkey
foot to meet al the house ot John A Sl.ulu, in
said township.
The electors of the township of Lower Ttukfy
foot to meet at tho schoolhouse .n I'rUia 5or
onah. T he elc-tors of tli Nrouirn of 1 rsttu 1 meet
at the aclosil hoose ia said NiroUili.
Tiie clcctorsof the township ol A.hli?on to trjeet
at the a hool house in Fetershury.
The electors of the townshij ol Mld!cereek to
meet at li.e Itoa.c octal led '')' Aaron llechler, In
a.! tovf . ship.
The .'l.t(nf the township of Elkiiek to meet
atthe new Khool house tn the borough of Salis-
liUM'.
The electors r.f the bomujth of Salisbury tt
meet at the new school hc-use in fa td Utrotiirn.
The elector of the townshipol Suinmit to meet
at the aelHail house in Hale 4 'ily boroaiti
The electors ol the lion.uli of Inle 'lty to
men at the council er.amlier tn lid lK,rotfub.
The elector of the ts.nuuh of Welletsburg to
meet at the school house In tahl iHirou'h-
The eieeiois ol the township of t irecnville to
meet al the achool bouse, iu Focahoiitas, iu gala
township.
The doctors of the township of Southampton
to meet at the house of J. I,. Keniiel, in aaltl
binship.
T'lid rtet-tora of the township of Northampton
to meet at the.h.ss of Johu Forl'ausjh, iu said
township.
Tlie elector of the township of I.-irituer to mett
at the house formerly occupied by Wui. itlivy, in
said towiislitp.
The elector of t lie lior..i5;h of I'oiS.n tn meet
at tLi) house of Ar-liini I tn.uiplon, iu said i"'f
oiiali. I i,c elect. M of Hii) township of Ht.tliersvallcy
to meet at J:!itiicr i whool ho-jse, iusad town
shin. The electors of the towu'hip of iitonyoreclc lu
uu-ctat tlie aohool Ij.iuse at rliiaiiUvjlle, n said
township.
The ehclora of Ihe norou.li of fcpovstown to
m-et at the house formerly iccupieil by Henry J.
Miller, in sai.l borouirh.
The electors ol the township of tuemnhoniiiif
to meet at lh llll'O l'l JaeoO CUsp r, in Ktoya
loan. The elector cf the township of Allegheny to
meet al tlie In .Use ot Albert iiiiiya, in saw
township.
The eles'tors of Ihe !irounh of New llalttr.ore
bi inert al the b.uisa'uf In ald boi-
rtll'll.
'I he elootoM of the township of t'onemaimh to
meet al the house of Fetcr Ievy, in sanl town
siiip. The elet tors of tha township of Shade to nioct
at the house of Jacob llelinaii, 'In said township.
The el b-rs of the townshlpof Faint to meet at
tho school hou ertwted on the lands of Henry
li'.-rkey. in s.il-l township.
Tho electors of the township of .Tenner to meet
at the house of Tlo.t. ,1 ialLnther. at Jeuner X
liooie. In s:lil township.
Tj eh-ctiirs ot the township ef Jetlerson to
.,. ct " Iwniso ol hj.ilomon Baker, iu aid town
I'-!'-
The eleet.irj rt tuc imrnu ;h ot Jencrvme to
meet at the . Insa house Itual l bopaiuh.
At which time and place the quatiUetl koteis
kill elect by ballot:
i IK E Fr.KSON ni the office of (joterpor of the
l!onlro Realth o FeiiuSN U'anLi.
n.VEI'EKStlSf fortheof mtlce f Lleutenaut
Uovenior ol the t'ouiroonirealin of Pennsylvania.
tj.V E FF.KtjON b r Judye of tha Sooreuie
liowrt ol lb. n.o.i.iowa.in ol -.'iin.uoini.
USE l'r.(iils4 l. the oliof IsesIart. .it Jn-terii-il
Al! ilf of tl ISnniijonwealiL nl I'yoyl.
VnO- . . . .! .
4tX fc. I r.l(e,i.' airniconnuut iiuuiiir ui nib
H,,nuM lieiiresrautlviK oi toa I'nltad Suites lor
Ihe Seventeenth lllstrlctot H.nn.y Ivanla. nouip ia.
el ot the I'ouutles ol iteoioru, inair, i suinns ami
SoTDem't .
' M-K 'F",i l,,r lft olio rena-or nif
i..,.n"'li'ol Fi.JV'vaiilB. for Iho Iltrlet
eoni ft vscd oft fe roar.tirsol llodi-u.1 t'tltun, and
jilmerslt ' " " ' I-
VW.'i HFDniXS f't Ma'ulienni Uie ty"
tH'V;.'t''.w.H,'i,lv 'if 1, 4;vmn(onyeaJir; b Pa'ti
vlratila t..r . -
I I.N E Fr.KSl iji lot tlie ouue oi rrj.in.su., n(
A m'crsetl'.mn'y.
4NK 4'fcie:iV for the office of Slierill of Sot
et l'..univ.
UN E FEHilX for tlieofflije Kexlstcr and Uo--oi-'.','ol
-'omerwi O.iiiitv.
"' LVE fEbv'jN f.r tl olH.-o of Treasurer of
30m iser tlbml'. -
N rilUI-.fcH-J-N"-' f4.4 vf - a' Kii.'fi'V
'.oneroiSiH.ef'-cj t:ounjf.
(INK I'EKKIIN for IU. llftii'J Jt flfrf
fili-svctor of Somerset I 'ouniy.
TilKKK FKKSIiNS for the ofaVeol Auditor m
Somerset I'ounty.
yVAW, A ITKNTIOX is hereby UircctrU to
rM ijar ti n isew i.wiuuiawi.
W ..V -I' 1 r . U 1 kl. -.' " Kl'..'
) 1 rt cn 1 entv-one
vears of bte. poMrttsin- Ilia l-atilliSliisa
In
"lions, shall lie entitled to vote at all eie.:la,.,
yirt. Ke sliall have bee 11 a citizen, ,0! tne
United States at least one month. t .
oVconsJ. lie shall have resided in the Statec.oe
year, jor lii bavinu; previously .been a ijuailileJ
elector or u-t vel-rro cnjen ,1 the State, he sliall
have remove.! thcrcirou. a.nl rat:S'ual, theeiidt
months) liLuiedialely pecvdli:-; taH, ecl.o t.n
Th'rt. lie shall have resj tod lilthe i-n-ijoj.
il 1st net where he shall ofr to vote at least ta
mouths Imnicllit'ly preeedlna; the election.
' Faurth. If Iwrnt. Iwo vraraul awnf ui wanlf.
betmll hare aM within two jeur m Miateur
. Nmty lax.
Khl'-h hall hv brrn iMrwl at
hrfv Ihe florli..
WUI' III. "1 I'KriP. T(.MPP!ir lilU UJUriri t, no ritA-
lh l-ttlM. An rUr?itr may I
iiin tirkrtifr.tt1 I tie fclinr
-f w ih rtm
tin him! it--t 1 lu a rlitzen l
j the .;i-iTi -i . i:te -fr:iin -mvn nil I w'rn
I I. .a'.. I. ut.l.... rH.MIH.l f .... a . Itk.l U .
'.. Jj''-'r-"
t.ri. 0 i'Hty i I f.ri.wli r mrviy til ihe p.-r, ! i
f j ri. iirtf.Mi toin urnft lu iir thr.r i.l-Diaiti j
l hiv kIwiUhia an I lu gwtntotul (uruin liirrv- j
trtn. J
i Sw. 8. SVhcnrvtT anr t;f the co.,lifttl elwtor
mr hf, audi r a reUt-t-h In-m l e Irtw-ifni !
I 1 110 HittM liit- it DT toe auLnnruy i inu i m
mittiwrjlili. ui- fktrorn - f)iFri- Hi ritthl
t tuMv.txn ia all rtott-DJi hy Ihr 1 i In-iis. utwlrr t
Huh ri'uu.Jtion( ns areoridullhe i riM hy
Inw.ait lullv as it thry wire pr iviil at tlH'tr Uiuai
plat'teof clfN-tioii.
iSia-. T. All lawn rfirulat init the lo hiinit l tlr
tionj hy the euizen or hr the n'uiinithii of
t r Hhu!i I uuitorm tlmrtiirhout the Sutte. hut n
tlr.'tr shall h drfrrived id the prtvih-jre of rutinic
ly rtiifH ol his nHiii trot he in mctjttvml.
.Sw . . Anr iwrwrD who si all give, or on'rott
or ntltT to itivf, to an rlwtor, any mmy. rrwoarl
4.r ttther ruluuldr oiHifhlerathHi hMT hw vote a! an
eiet thin, or hr withohlina; the Kut. or who shall
Kive or promise to rive curh cnihierthm to any
other rnn or arty for surh elector's role r i r
Ihr wiihtl(!fntr her?d,and ny eWtorwho -Iwll
riXH;ive or aretj to receive, lor hio.?illr ft-ran-othsr.any
mney, reward or other raluahle n--i
lvrutiM (or him role at an elecik'iv, r fur with
holain the ame shall therehy forfeit the rlicnt to
vote at i-u'-h eloction, and any elector whose
to vote shall te challenired for suob cause hetore
the election of hears, shall be required to swear or
ulfirui that the matter of the chaUii(e la untrue
tn'lrre his vote shall be recviveil.
Sw:. 9. Any per who shall, while aeandl
datrlor office, be nuiliy of bribery, Iraud, orwil
lul viobitioii ul any electhu law. shall he forever
itisiiualiced fniiu holalun anotlicc ol trust or proht
in mis Connnoiiwen'tb- anr uerson conTit'iei to
wiliul vitdatioffi of the election laws shall, tn aditl
ttn to any penaltirs provided by law, be deprived
of theriitht et sullrae absolutely for a Una ol
four years.
Set. l.l. For the purpose of rot in ir no person
shall be deemed to have gained a residence by
r-a-n of his presence, or hmt it by reason ol his
abseuce, white employed In theaervh-e, either
civil tr nnlitrtrv, ol this State, ol the United
States, nor while enifaed in the navti(ftthn 01 ine
wur ol the State or the United States, or on the
hiirh seas, nor while a student of av liifltituth
ot lea miii if, nor while kept in any poor house or
oilier asylum at public expense, nor while conniv
ed in public brlson.
Sbt. 14. District election boards shall consist
oi a iu.lire and two lnsnectors. who shall bcehoeen
annually by the citiieua. Each ele-tor sliall ha
the rtirrit io vote lor tne juojro sni toc iiii-io-"w.
and each Inspector shall appoint one clerk. Tb
hrst election board for any new d'strie-t shall b
selected, are) vacancies in election boants tilted.
as shall bo provided by law. Election othcera
shall 1 privileged Ir .iu arrestnpoo daysof elee
tc ai, and while ennaneil In maklnn up and traas
nilittn returns eicept uiion warrant of a court of
record or judiro thercif, for an election l rami, for
felony, or tor wanton breach ot the ieae. In
cities they may claim exemption Irom jury dulj
during their terms of aervice.
Ski;. I a. No ieron shall be quallBo) to serve
as an election otllcer who sliall hold, or sliall with
in two months have held any otfl,, or appoint -ment
or employment in or under the internment
o! the 1'nite.l" Slates r of this Siute.ur.f any
citv. orcoutitv. or of an f munMual lionrd.eoin
mission or trust in any city ve only iustlocs of
the pi-ace ami aldermen, notaries puoue ami per
sons in the miiltarv service of the Slate: nor snail
anv election nmccr I etlulble to any civil otlice to
te hlleil at any election al which he snail serve,
sHieooly to such subordinate luuniripiil or local
oitli cs, llow the nrwte ol ctly or county officers,
as shall lie designated by general law.
Andalrototln follow lu ai'ts ol Assemt iy now
In lorce in this State, rii:
Ai t of June auth, UCL Sac. 4. At all elections
herealter held under the laws ol this 4'oiuiih4-
1th, the iills shall beoficned at 7 u clock a. aa.
aud closed at 7 o'clock p. m.
Ski". 7. whenever there shall lie a vacancy in
an eleeti.in lioard on ttie momma: ot aa election.
said vacaucy shall be tilled in eoulormlty with ex
isting laws.
The said net or Assembly entitled " an act re.
latin to the elections of this 4'nmmoiiweallli,"
passed July i. INI, provides a follows, vis:
itiat me insiiei-iora ami juoa:es sunn inrn i
resi-etivo places apislnred lor hollinit the
elcctlou in the district at which they reecl ively
iKlonir. be lore T o'clock In the niornlnar of 1 ucs-
dav. November 3.1. an-l each said tnsiiector shall
apjsiiut one elerk, who shall be a qualified voter
ol sucti iiistrici.
lu case the person who shall have received Ine
second hia-heid numiierof vites for Insjctor shall
not attend on the day of any election, then the
person who shall have received the aes-wvl huchest
number or votes for judice at the nest prcccedlna;
election shall act as Inspector In ha ylacc. And
incase the person who shall have reec-lved the
hiirliest number ol votes for ijiapeator shall not at
tend, the person elected indue ahall appoint an
p.?iector In his place; and In case the person elec
ted wtyte shall not attend, then the in.iector who
received the hiubest numlier of votes shall ap
iint ju.ij;e in his vlace: "J If any vacancy
hult conllnuo in the board for the space ot one
hour alter the tune lixed by law lor the openina;
of the ehH'tlun, the uuatitied voters ol the town
shin ward or district for which suc h oltti-er shall
have been elected, present at the place of election,
shall elect one ol their numlier to till such va
cancy. The act of 30;h or July, l1):, ruttuoi provides,
via:
Set 8. At the openine of the polls at all elec
tions it shall be the du'.T ul the lu.lileS of ehetion
lor their respective districts to desixnate one of
the Inspector, whom outy it snail ue u nave in
cusbsly the registry of voters, asl to make the
eiirtea therein reipureil by law; and it shall tie
the dutv of the other of said Inspectors to receive
and number the ballots presented at said elec
tion.
Ski'. 9. All elections by the citiiens shall be by
ballot: every ballot voted shall be numbered in
the order In which It -shall lie received, and the
number recorded by the clerks on the list or vo
lora opposite the name of theelei-tortroin wuoiu re
eeived And any voter votinir two or more tickets,
the several tickets so voted snail each he nuuiiier-
ed with the numlier correspond!!!; wun tne num.
her to the name of the vater. Aqy elector may
write his name unotj his ticket, or catue the same
to I hi written thcreun. and attested tw a eiusen oi
the dUtrict. th addition to th oath now prescrib
ed bv law to tie taken ami sunscrioeu ny election
iiiiki-cri. thev ahall severally be sworn or altlrmed
niit to disclose how any elector shall have voted,
unless required to do so ai witnesses in a judicial
All ludirea. In a Dec tors, clerks, and
overeer of auy election held under thUae-t, shall,
beloie entering nptm their dutit, be duly swwrn
oralnnnco iu sue preseocw vi wu wncr. iho
shall Ih sworn bv the minority insiieetor If
there shall bo such minority Inspector, and' In
case there be no minority inspectur, then ny a jus
tice ol the peace or nldermao, and tiie tiispeotors,
overseers aud clerks hail he iwora by tbo judire.
i vnim atea of such sauarina or aBlrmina- shall
lie duly mads cj,t and aigneC by the olnoers so
sworn, and attested by the ottieer who administer
ed lUeuath. If any jadite or minority Inspector
relusesor lulls to swear the oittecra of eloction in
the manner required by this a t, or If any otlicer
,,f ,.l. ili,n sliall act without beinir nrst duly
sworn, or If any otllcer of election shall sitrn the
form of oath without beinir duly sworn, or II any
moire or minority Inspect- f shall certify that any
..ttuvr was sworn when ha was not, 11 mall ne
deemed a misdemeanor, and nivm ixn-viction, the
oHicrr or ntHi-era so utlenil'.EU ilia II be bned not ex
.f.,ir, i.nA thojand dollars, or iniprtsooeal la
cvceeslipij ond year, or both, in the diseretlsn of the
tA.url.
Skt. 10. On the day of election. ny person
whose name shall not appear tn the realsiry ol
voters, and who claims the ritthl to vote at said
election, shall produce at least one quilltted voter
of the district as a witness to the residence of the
claimant in the district In which he eUiui to be
a voter, tor the period of at least to uiouuia im
mediately precedlnsr said elevism, which witness
ii,..ii I ium or airmeil and subscribe a written
or partly written and partly printed atltdavlt to
the tats stated by blm. which altidavii sliall de
hnc clearly where the residence is ot the person so
claiming; bi tie a voter, auu iue pctaou w
the rlifht to vote shall also take and suliscritie a
written or partly written an.i parity puutuu ni-.i-.i,,.-
to the best ol his kiiowlediro and
belief, when and whe-e he was born; that he has
been a cti-er,oj tiie Unit ed Mtatus fr one month,
and ul the Commonwealth ot Fennsylvanla. that
he has resided in the t'ommonweai-H one jeur, or,
If formerly a qualmed elector or a native born cit
ti.Mw'.i' nhd has removed thretrotn and re
lumed, that ho has resi led therein six months
said election ; that ho has resi.le.1
In tiie district in wtsich he claims to be a voter lor
tim o. !-:l ol at least two months immcil lately pre-
cediiiit the election : that he has not moved into
the district lor the purposed voting therein: that
he has. If twentv-onc years ot aite or upwaioa,
nai l a State oreountylax within two yeara. which
was assessed at (east two months aud paid at least
cue month bel'iro the election. The said art! lavit
ha. also stale when and where the tax claimed
to ne iild by the alliant was aissssed, aud when
and where and to whom paid ; and ihe tax receipt
tlier. I .rsiiau I produced lor exaininati .n. unltss
the alliant sliall state u his altj laul that It has
twen lost er d si r-)'ed. o tl at he never received
any and li a uaturallied ctliicn, ahull also state
wloin where ano oy wuai. " - -
i... i n I shall also produce his eerllttcate ot nun-
raliiition lor examination. Hut II ihe person so
olaiinit u the right to vote sliall lake and subscribe
an attioavlt that he 1 native born cliisen ol the
hiities, or. If born elsewhere, shall state
the laot la his a "I IM i ar.u inn i'c"n"
itiat i. has tieen uauiralis d or mat he is entitled
loiiltif.cn.t.ip I'y reason ol bis lather's naturaliaa
lioii, and shall lurihvr st:tte lu b.s atttdavlt that
he is. at Ihe time of i.iakina; the alli lavit, of the
nucol tv.entya.ne and under Iweniy.two years:
Hint ho has been a cliisen uf the Lulled Slates
one month, and has resided In the Stale one year:
or, It a native born eiliien of the State nnC remov
ed llirrelrom und returned, that he has resided
therein six months neat precrdinn said election,
and in the election district Immediately two
mouths p ecclinit such electfio. be shall be enti
tled lo tote.aliboUKh he shall not have paid taxes.
I'be said atli iavl.sof all rs niaaloa: such
claims, and me altidavluo! the witnesses totbelr
residence shall be preserved by the eloctl.in board,
and at (he citric ol. the election ihev shall be en
. Iose.1 ffith Hi llstofvolers: lailr ust aud other
papcrsVoulred l'l lay to be nled by the return
polite with the Frlabo'nolary. an I ;ha'll emainon
lile therewith in the Frothonotary's orti.-e, su'jecl
to ejapiinatlon as other elecil. n iiatier; are. II
liieciitjwiiolii.-erii .Ijall find trial lie applicant
IKisjescs all ihe etal oualltoatoii of voter he
:hain permitted to vote, and hU mime shall he
adoed io Ihe lUl of tajit.lej by the ee:tii oia
ccrs, Ihe word "Isj, being added where the
cl.innsiila claim to rot on tan, and t lie word "ana"
here lieid'ims to voe on a,e, tie aaiue words
bctnu ad.lnd hy the f lerka lu each case, resi'ect
l.'fly, D Ilia lists ul persnis yoliuij at sucto elec
tion. hi.-, tl- It shall be lawtul (or any qualified cit
izen of the district, uutwlihstaudlmr the name ol
the unloosed voter is contalneil on tiie list of resi
dent taxahles lo rhallenae t he vole ol such erin.
wliereujs.n the same pruofol Ihe rinht of sutlraae
as U Loir reoutre.1 by law shall be publicly niasle
1 as U Lot
ai d n't.,1 i by the erstwwi boanl. and the vole
admlweil er iv.r-.taid, at ci rd'na; u (hp evidence.
Etfi'rv tteiseif clatinmir w-bun nat.ltai J citi ieu
cinlnca;. J. 4 ej'c.Aon 't(il"F' f.a. ifjeept
where he has lecn ttr JtlseuAlbejy a
Hv'l'fv ttei'seif eta'
w ba nat.ltal c!iiieu
voter in the district where he oflcrs to ftnd
on the Ttae of such vstrsoi being receive', the
rltctlon omeeri are I'J write or eta:.'., the wool
"voted" on his certificate wilh the iluy. inopthand
var, and If any election olticer or otnecra .bull r
'et e -o-it "oteosv the same day, by virtue ol
fJi.r,vm .', k.2iji at::f lice -or" an entitled
,ry rail-' iaii4iit:..r. i.l their 1
I'ktiU'f: IW VP
?A l!1 Yri rHttfv Ict ..eh
sccoml .i,
and on convlct1
, tb. at the iHsretton ofth. m' Ut
lie Uiw Ulu no
the line shall not exceel are hundred dollars in
.itch e-je. nor the Imnriaonmrnt one year, a he
'i-e w ert shall be Intlictetl. on conviction,
o'n thV (We h u: I'rtir -''o b,ti aerleet or re
tuse Ui (ftate, of aTaJ-ftaije m. S;, ' 1 - e-dor se
iner! re.i'ulrc.1 as.aloif,Vi1d'tm iaid- iiaf.aiii'io4
certilltr.to. . , . , . , . or ':'. i
Sw. lit If any election ofliccr shall refuse or
sec lee 1 10 miuira such pr.f of the rfrlu l sol
fraee as s prescribe.! by this law or (be laws. ,10
wh,ch tit s Is a r ipplement, from any per.-ioii orfer
lmt to vote wlo8 J,, lit to -oteis luiilenjed. bv
any quallue.1 voter jirciioot, anf.lfilirti!tt W'T
A T IK D YER T IS EM EX TS.
mm
4 ..II- LI a. m TT r - tl
mum
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
Invite the people of Somerse t County, to an examination tt their
JNT3ZIW ITJiJLsTi STOCK,
which is now complete in every department.
AVe are showing a stock ol"
DRESS TEXTURES,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC,
which cannot be surpassed in this countrv. "We name
a.
a few items only out of this immense stock :
FKFrVCII t'.lSIIJIKKEH Al Ml: II I. VON,
In all the newest shade and in u'lalilies iiuaruntee-l.
ALi. WIMiLCASHMKUES, io-. ; ALL Wl L M Eli I.' S. :u:
VOGEL'S CASHMERES ANI MERINOS.
Excellent Oalities,40 In. wide, at 75, so, STU--. and tl (0.
IT BIACJC GOODS
we hnve immense lines of
15LACK CASHMERES AND MERINOS,
nuinbertnx thousands of pieces, which will i distributed at very small advances on im r ai i. 11 c s; :
FtLAI'K I'ASiniEnES FROM toe. VP.
ULAtJie IxiL Hf.E TWILLtl) .MERINOS AT
44 ANUinc. FLK YAK1.
SILK WAKF HKNKIKTTA 4'L'JTHS, Ot)4I)
HUALITY, AT Hue. In new and l.'h .ice St Its-
MIDID5I Al LOW-PRICED DRESS TEXTURES.
OXE CASE ALL-Wf NIL TARTANS.
Lu,:
Nev. r sold tir hr less than a.'.l.
DNEUASE MlVELTIES. 37'v'.
Fart silk and verv stylish.
ONECASE I'A.MtLS HA fK
NOVELTIES,: TV
Eat nt value and init.ular.
(WE CASE JO.V. CASHMLItlS, :
7K-.
In select ed colorings.
ONE LOT4 LAN FLAtliS. !
These arrods are 'SI inches wide.
ONE CASE HkAliroKOailOltAIKS, :
la all the new shadta.
ONE LOT S1LK A11XEU
NOVELTIKf.
New this season, and really worth 71.
3lc.
ate.
ONECASE FeilLE BEltit,
i'4 Im-hes m width.
ONE CASE FANCY SATIN EES,
Less than cost ot iiniH-rtaiion.
ONE LOT t:LA N FLA I lis.
In ail the new combination!.
Oood Iilrached Muslin for
Heavy Canton Flannel for -Heavy
W hue Wool Flannel lor
Extra totality Wool Flannel l..r
Scarlet Twilled Flannel for
Ot it M ail ORr.ua IiEPAHTVi'iT. believe I to be thj m ist Hi r uh ly oritaniie t In the country.
s;lves the opionunl:y to the mott distant c nsuner to avail of our low trices, which are In every in
stance a I'.w as simllsriioods can be sold In America. 11 you cannot visit ns In person send lor sam
ples of whatever you may need.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
IN". Ar. Cor. lightli Ss Market Sts.,
PHILADELPH IV.
Oct. 9
peraton U vote without requirlna; .mi l. mt, every
ler:n tMcii.lin-x isiiall, Uoneonvia-tion, le xnl
ty ol niiloiiie:uuir, ami shall t senu-m-eil hr
every fru-u otteia-e. to pay a tine not exeeetlintr five
hiivuiroiltb'lUrH, or to unlerco an imprb-'tiiinent
not watre than one year, or both, at the tlirutiuu
of tUectrurt
Su'. V Any anwnrjor, eb-etion nifteer r imtmd
appolntetl a an iiveriteer, bo pbali neleet ir ro
Ium; loperkrmay duty etirUel hy thset, with
out reaiaotuihto or ieiil eaie, sha.l be utiect to a
penaltv ol one huo-'reJ dollars, ami U any ?vr
hall awiwinujly a'tiii any peroa as a tiArr who
is not qua'thtsl,or chall williuUy returte to mutes
any one who W tuHnetl, he hj!, Ie xuilty of a
misdemeata i lu uttlve aud on civlct.on le ounish
eil by a fcti not sxi-eotltnif one thoxfuiivdio'ir, or
iiujariatoniueal ivrtecei.iuiikr twu veai-M, or Urth, at
thedlreiii'nof theiurt. and alo he sul'eet to
an action (or dauie by the wirty ai;icrievl;:,n1
it any pemn ihall traumlt-ntly alter, wtd, tu. Ue
tae ordestroy any lint ol vttteri made out a din et
ed by thic a-t. or iear down or reioy re the tame
from the plae where it had bet Mxel. wit h I'm ltd u
lent (r uilsehlevow? Intent or krany lmprtrper jur
ptsc, the person so oatIinir uhail t aiiilty ot a
mlrjalemeaoor. and on eonvtrtlun f hall le punished
by a hue rul jieeeltni nvehundrel dolUr., or itn
prist4fiaeut Lot exeeedinij two years, or hot h at the
it t.tsrwt III lbaniUft lUll U ItnV lttftail.tll'4li tier
vhdeneeor im iniidation. ilrtve, of attempt tu drive f
from tlie poll), any penim or person H'"niet
by the Cuurt to art as overseers o aa elefiiun. or
In any wsy willfully prevent saM everneers fn ro
perf'trminix the duties en jn.neoi upon tlvm by this
Act, sueh .rsn ?haD le vuilty ol a miwleniinor,
and upon xarv i ko tlaered thitll be pant hi-1 hy
a fine wot a4eeiin4 one thousantl dollars, or by
Imprisonment bo evedlnv two years, or hoth. at
the dimTethfi ot the eourt. Any per a. who
slmll. unthediiy o' aav ektw!, vmit p-dlitu
phtee in any election di'iiet at whlh h n not
entitled to vote, and shall iue any intimidation r
vh'len sr the puty1- l prrventinn any ottieer
of elections fru perf.irmlim' the duties reo.uirel
ol hiui by Uw, or lr the pur)ose of prevebtins;
any i4aimei voter ot tmeh dbttriet exeMMintf bis
tin In ui vot, or froin exerelsiny bts riafht t
ehallenjre any person ottering to vote, sueh person
nhall tie dee uie. I utility ot a toiadetjuoanor, aud
upw onvk-tin thereof hia 11 be pui.ihed by a
tine it eireetltiisj one thouian4l dolls rs. or by itn
prisonuioat not ewling two years, or hotn, at
the ftti-erettoi of: be turt. Any clerk. over"r
ir elertioo oiljKr. wtto fhsll disclose hire anv
eloelor shall hire vttet. iitiles rotuir;d u !
an a witness In piM i:. I pratso u thail Ix-unilty
o a niileme;iut', tao u; n enuviefwon the fit-d
9bll le putiiytteii b a tine not exeeiiiiir one
thouLDd ddlirs, or hy Imprisonmetit tvt eX'-eed-ina
two years, or botfc, at the itucrethin of the
court,
11 any nern shall prevent orattempt to prevent
any ottieer ot an eieotton antler this ae. from hold
In a; euch eleet(tn, or u.w or threaten any violence
to any sueh utTleer. and shall Interrupt or ttnpmp
lv sniptfM Tsfath him in the ecernthrB of hU ilutv.
nsll hloek up or attempt to block up the wiDuh-wa
or avenue to any window wnere me same may ne
holden, or shall rbiUHMly disturb the ue.eot irh
election, or thai! use or practice intimidation,
threats, riroe or vMruce, with the dentin to influ
ence unduly or overawe any elector, or prevent him
froto voting, or to restrain the freedom of choice,
such person on conviction shall be fined In any num
not eievdtii live hum i red dollars, to he imprison
ed fitr any time not less than one nor iur than
twelve nvnth, anl tf It shnll tienhown to the eourt
where the trbtl ot such ottem-e filotll he hal. that
tlie (lersMrn s ollendlnv was tv a rerhlnt of the
city, wnl or diittriet where the sHl lteBce was
committed, and not entitled to vote therein, on con
viction, be tin 11 he sentenced tu y a nne not ks
than one h uud ret! or more than one i!vou!:iim1 dol
ls iy. and he iinjrime.l not les thsn ix luonttis
Dor more than two years.
II auy person or persons snail mKe anv tet or
waffer uin the roult of sn elect ton within the
Oitumoti'veilth. ori-ll offer to male ai)-.iitvh let
or Winrer.-elthcr by ett-al pioeiii.tialiim tlmu-f or
by Any livtitten or pnAteil svriU-'iiIciit. oi invite
any person op pccjiiii3' to nistrt ych l-et or wner.
uNrnftnvlcthn thereof he or they shall hrfcit and
ay three times the amount so pet or oHwreU to be
And the elect Ion laws of tha Commonwealth fur.
ther provitlB that "The Iusiei-tors. Judui-s nnI
clerk shall, before entering on the dutle ot their
otQoes, severaUv take ami suhserlt the oath or af
lrruattsij hvrtfiualler direotet, which ahall Ite ad
miuistered tu them by any Judge, Alderman or
justktvul the rvaee: out 11 no sucu uiaurtiitrute lie
persent, itfie of the Inspectors of the ek t-t loo shall t
adiululster the oatb or stbruiati.m w the other
judge, aud lnteitor, and tlH-n the in-rwtor s;
)Uii lined shall al minuter the oatb or attnuatkm
to him.
The ln.iectors. iodirs and clerks required lv
taw to htdd the township and frcnenil clr-thrn?t. j
rjhftll take anl uttwrdte t he several at h or aflirru-
atk-ns, reiriiired hy thjMWh, 'Aih ami Dm !etk'nn j
ol tiw act ot tits afci uj 'i juiy, i.eiutuci-Aa j
act c'atin'r to Ihe eletion4 of ttn.s t'ooiiiinn
.ta.isw" iTchuathio aihnuathins nhatl )e nrc
pareSl,Whiri!7nn' lew Li tp" u.i.ui? p,i"CitiMi! j
in the Ith ftija eetjon ;t tr -tim tt.T.ain. ui
rpl1ftii'H frw &:tftiftl fi'y the ph ;c:toD
of sutd art, t-o. jfifjti if i-jiht-r uf lt iiis,Ytt.j
shall have power to adtiitiuidef tk itnlli. proscrib
ed by aid a- to any clerk of a general or pecial
of towiislilp electi-.n.
The toliowtn shall he the frt of the oath'or af
flrniathS) to tie tasen by eaih inspector, vis: "I (A.
that 1 will duly sttewl to the enduing
eia.'tiM d i i:w t. fl co t-n. aiKo thereof, a an in-
eutitle! to vote at uch eloctkat. wtthowt w.iriou
tneit evidence of the rifht tu vote as Is dlrert-! hy
law, nor will I Texattou.tly delay or reflie to re
ee:veanv vote Iroui aay per. no w 1 tdiall believe
htia. s..t t'-d t -tfe e mtoretaid. Hut that I will
la all thv' ttttf. V'1'-, - l u:thtui!y per-
IsOTttj, ni iU'7 V'" W 4lTA.'.'l.HI J.-ffc e- "t
vtrHl ah'iiities, ami that lata nit direeilv or indi
rect Iv interested In auy bet or wayex on dm rvuU
ot thlseleetk' ,
The ft 'I towing shall le the oath or affirmation
each J3iljft " -that j Uj
rTTW'ivttrtHL :v;i fl7 e. eior
witj. tMllJjVlw'l'P WetriAfr1 i-tr-ha.'i.,..r
con-"titutlon awi'tite iu wf m f nr.in'iit-itllli
XF. WAD VER TIS KM EX TS
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tiV
4'IM KTAl'SD'SCKAFES.
! AM) t'lt.VFE VEIL-.
1 ULACK. MATELASSES.
ANH AMI I'.ES.
ONE CASE SOFT T WILLS . Si,-,
In all the lntc-t e. ,.rirus
ONECASEC'A.MEI. S IIA1K Lr.lliF. i
Kstra qualiiv.
ON E CASE Alt.M t K ES, t!ic.
Clothwelaht.
ONE CASE ENOL1SH
MATELA.s-SF, Kc.
TMs srasrn'snrw dcsitrs.
ONE LOT ENtiLlSH NO FETUS, lu.-.
In handsome ttiects.
one:asecash.iiekes, -.u-.
Extra wciuht.
ONE 4'ASK FoFLINS. 1.
Verv 1. w for such qcatit j.
ONE CASE FAN E TW ILLS, l,,c.
New In coloring:.
ON E t ASE Lt STK ES. 1'."..
These are ball wool.
ON E CASE A Kill KIS. 1'Ji.r.
Exira wid'.h.
, CIS.
6' , els.
li cts.
1 1.
!l-i cts.
ja 1Z( duly at ten-1 the en-uinir dec! inu during th
conuiiu ;iice thcnf, ami hiitlilully asit i!o i
iK'clitrs iti carrying on the snme: that I will not
Kive my eonsent tbat any vote or tk-ket hiill (ht re
celvud tn m any 'rou other thun !m-h as I hrmly
believe tt (e jut-itniiiiir; to the pnvim.nt ,,t the ct.n
9li;uiitn srul law or this 4 'ouiiu'riiwr iilt h. entitlet
tovUe at such ehi ikn. without n-uiring u, h er.
hleoce f the riifht Vote as Ik oim-ted hy lnw,
and tluit 1 will uje my bi'st enlcavori to pfvvt m
ai.y tr.it, deceit or aiuse in carrv tot on tiie siue
by ritisens (lUjilttifd to v tte. or others, ami tlmt I
will nuke a true arnl pvnect retaru ol the mid eke
tk'tv arnl will in all things truly, tmparihilly anl
hiithlully perfonu ray doty i-ejrp,-tiii: the suie t
the best of iny jwigiuent and uhilitk-s. an.1 that I
am not directly or imiirecily Inter -tel many l-vi
or wager on the result of this elect km.'
The following tthull he the hmn t the oath or n f -urtualion
to he uik'U by each clerk, vii: -I (A. It.)
do. -that 1 will itntmrtiully and truly wrilf down
the name of each eh-ctor Who hall vote at t he eu
uinif eW-trou. whk-b shall be iven me In ehnnrc
aiil ai;ui the name of tiictowit.htp. ward or district
wherein such elei-tor nides. unl cnndullv and
truly writedown the number of vote that sliall l
given tor each can iid.ite at the eb-ctin a oftrn a
his name ohull te read to me bv the inspector
thercd ami in till luiuirs truly and liiithiuliy nr
form my duty respetrting the wirne to the lft oi my
ulgmeiit and ahility.ii.ii that I am ot directly or
indirectly lutcrerttod in anv iet or wniri-run n--
suit of tiiii election.'
The tu:ilitied electors will take ndke of the fal
lowing set of A ff in bly. Hppn-red lih tiiivt.i
Alsn-li, IstfiS. an act KcKulatinic the nn-le of vot'mg
at all ebf.-ikms in the several csunti-s ot thiei oii.
aionwealt h.
STi? 1. He it evicted by the Snate nn.1
Hou t Kepre-eiitatics. the i 'muionweali h o
reuiisylr.inia in liciu-nil Aysemi-tv met. ami it is
hereby cntictcdhy the mitht'ritv o the suuie. Thiit
theiuaUlk-d voters id the sevenil count icsot Ibis
t'onim-mweiilth at all zorteml twnshii. tmn-UKh
sutl i-Wnoiunir.. ht-n-hv. hereaiter. author-
Uv Hu-i required to r.ff, bv ti-k-in. printe,! ,,r
written, or fwinly printed au'i partlv written, sev.
erully eUst-ineai as lolktws: tue ticket shall rw
br.ice the names .( all jodges l 'courts Tote I tor.
nnl to (e kilH'tbtl. outride judiciary;" onctk ket
shall embrace t he names of all State'ohier v.ietl
or. hihI he klMtkd St,ie;" ..p- tk-ket mImII em
brace the o.ino'3 of nil couikv otti.vrs vote I lor. in
cluding the otlk-e of Scnator.'mcinber sil mcml'ers
tl A--iiiI1v. it viHel k-r. and n-nit--r f..i
icresi, it ..iwl ft.r. and In kilK-ilc! -, onrv:" one
ticket shall it.hr.ice the namesot all township of.
tM-en voted tor, aivt re l iU-lli "township:" one
tk-ket shall e.nbruce the n:mer of nil bon.uh of
nccrs V4t-l k.r. and le Inlielled "iH p.UKh:" nl
eas-h class shall be depotiited in sepantte !-allot-bo-ies.
S'. Tliat ft shall he the itntvofjhe Slier! lis
tn the svverul cuniies of this 4 V.inin-nweitth to
insert in their elect hn pn-bimatk.ni herealtcr is
ued the first sectkn of this set.
JAMKS R. KFLLKT.
Speaker of the House of Keprrnentative.
PAVTT FLKMIXO.
Spaker o the Senate.
Appntve.1 the llth dav of March. Anno lh.minl
one ttMsUsaiki eigkl hundretl ami mztv-sn.
A. U. fl RTl.V.
I" I FT KtNTil AM EN DM EXT.
Axo wiikreas. The t'ontrr-s of the T'nitel
States on the olt d;ivol March. !, r-assetl in
a-t en ti! let I "An act to tttforct tkt riyhrt of rii
sen iff the Initrd Stain' to rtUt im the rrmt
Statu of the bniom mndfor athrr pmttem" tiie
hr.-t nrei tievond iMf-iksm oi whk-h are aa Mlow-c
"SttTM'l 1. He it enmctrd by tne Senate and
Haute of Hrprerentattrta of the ( nxttd Mmtenof
America in i onyre amtid. That allritiien
ol tlie I'uited States wtio are or fh.-iil le tttfu-rwt-e
quahhe to vote at any election by the eopIe in
any State, Territory, di.-iricl. ctunty. ei; v. jnrih,
tow ruth is. cttool district, iiiui.k-iiaihty. or otuer trr
ri tor tat -ainiiv ii-i'-u -hall be rut tiled a:d a!lAcI t'
volet al isil ih eAcct(oni tiito t ait t-teV''' :v.
u-e co M.o, p(cvi"Uj (t.rklitu ut atv'iei a M
consMtiitiin."l:tw. cttcpui, uae tr rc jIiC'D f
any State or Territory or by or under .is auiht.fit
to the o utfiirv uoivaitiutaikUug.
Uv'i. Audi if juttker euifrd That ir by or
under the su:liority ot the oti-tttutt-'n orlawol
any St ite. or the hiw) ot any 'territory, any -( isi
or haii be rv4iuirei to le doite as a preretiiite or
tjualiherv ;hn lor v.ttinir, ami by . h ci'nllm:t"n ir
l:tw ier.-t4ii or ottHen are or shall bechanced with
the eri'riurtnce of duHs tn furuishmx to citiiens
an o4Rriui)ii v to j-crlorm uch pnniii"'tfts. or to
hc:mue (uaiitteil U Vote, it si.:ill bj tiieiiutyot
everv su h wrsoiis and oit.c ts to giv;all ciiiicns id
the L' illicit Slutci the same aul etUji op.rtuiiitv
to perform iuch pre-rciUi.-!r.cs and to tHXsntienuautC
el Ui vote widutui tiltiiH-tioii, of ra4f. cokr or pre
vhiUs cwtitllLk'n o servitude; ami ll 'any f uch p r
son or t-tli r s!i.ill reiu?c r knowingly omit totfive
fuil i-ftVct to ll i- S'-ciion be shall. krererr ihk Ii-iI
tenre lro It and jkiy thw xum of live hutMlretl dol
lars to the i per aii aj-rlevoti th rer. to le re-Mr-el
by an acta o lu the caw, with full ei;s and uch
aloame for ceuoai tees as the curt sliall 'tee m
t.',t. an.i sjhall a; tor everv sa. h hYiice. tlrera
wl ;AiIty i i h ui .U'vi'-w' t a4t hah wemiv
tiorf tficieol". ,c Vto.dr k-w shv iup Ufl i-it-i.t ..
doila or Tje .uiptV'r,' l tj t th:i' iie hoj
kd not Utme thiifioi.e jrcaF, Ft tt -1 3f'tZ
tkai of the eourt.
All ju Igea living within twelve mil s orit.e
Protbnt:iry's lohre-. or within twenfv touruiib-s.
if their resbience tie In a town, village, orctiy
aponihellne of a rtllromi h-o:in to ihe county
scat, "ball. In fore lWoo'cltirk )it meridian rf the
day atier tho ctkn, and atlHltcr iH-ltren haii.
tsvktTtt tv' o ii'c"' v" rrlaBi f thf secoivl day
net trs 'efi'Jt.-i,. . . t. ;-t .-tv
wtlleftrI';iieltl.n;t'yfM tivetin
uf IVm.wo.; Vf ..I tljj'rtaiv, .'"fi tvf '
sheet r a 1 1 tie nled. aiel the day anT h-.or ot bitt
marke4-rerewi. sikl shall Wprcrvedr.y treitT
t honorary r.r putdir laatectka.
(tiven uiidei m-hand at luv otnee in omeT-r.
, this s.hdav of k:iuter, in the year ol our lyrd
' one fbotiAud right huu?rd sn-f sevenrr ctkIiI
ai;tl i.'. the i" hut drwh ye-ir "f ths In bpcv
deader texi: Ted Utali .
Sheri fTi Office. omer:t.
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