Election Proclamation.
ELECTION PI{OOLAMATION
WIIERRAS, in and by an Act of tho General Atl
satiably of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
entitled " An Act relating to the olectitins of this Cora- -
monwealth," passed on the 3d, day of July, Anno Dom
ini, 1831, it Is made the duty of tho Sheriff of every
County within this Commonwealth to glvo 'public
notice of the General Elections and In such notice to
enumerate—
lat. Tho Officers to be elected. • '
2d. Designating the places at which the election Is
to be hold.- Therefore,
I, JOS. C. TII.O3LPSON, High Sheriff of tit° County
of Cumberland; do hereby make known and give this
'lntbilo notice to the electors of - tho ounty 'of Cumber
land, that on Tuesday tho Ilth day' of Octobet• nekton
election will bu hold at the soveral election districts in
said county, at which time they will unto by ballot for,
Ono person to 'represent tho Fifteenth Congres
sional District, composed of the counties of Cumber
land, 'York, and Fury, In tho Congre+s of the United
Staten.
Ono parson to roprosont tho County of Cumberland
tho Homo of Representatives of the State of Penn.
sylvania
Ono person for Sheriff of the county of CUmberland.
Ono person for Cotutuissioner of the county of Cum.
holland.
One person for Director of the Poor of tho county
of Cumberland.
One person for Coroner of the county of
land.
Ono person for Auditor of the county of Cumber
land.
Two persons fbr Jury Coln mlsidoners Of the county
of October'nod.
The said election will 110 held throughout Ihn coun
ty as follomn
Thin election in the election district composed of the
borough of Carlisle and the townships of North Mid
dleton; South Middleton,, Lower Front:ford, nod
Cower Dickinson, will be held at the Court Housu In
the borough of Owlish'.
The election In the election distr‘zt composed of
West renneborough townshipl'swill be held
a - t, the North School Homo In Plainfield.
The oldollon in the election district composed of
Silver Spllng township, will lie held at tile public
house of Geo. K. Duey, In llogitestown .1,1 suid
township.
Tho olection In tho oloctlim district composed of
Hampden township, will be held at the public house
occupied by John ICreitzer, in said township.
The election "if the election district composed of the
township of Upper Allen, will ho held nt the public,
Loose of Joslpm Culp, in Shephordstown.
The election In the election district composed of
Middlesex township, wlll be held ut tiro 'Middlesex
School House.
. The election. in the election district composed tit the
township of Lower Allen, will lio held wt the whigom
inaker shop of JOllllB Ifinichbarger, on Slut,' 11111.
The election In the election district . composed of
East Pennshorough township, will be held at the
house of L. 9 Hatfield in NP . est Fairview.
The election In the election district composed of
Were Cumberland will be held at the honor now kept
William Bell, hr tho borough of New Cumberland.
The election in the election, district communed of I lilt
Worth Ward of the Borough of 31e_clinialcSburg, ut
7" C - iither of Market lim' In said borough.
The election in the election district composed of the
South Wanl of the Borough of Mechaidesh4g, at the
South-west corner of the ',Market House. in said
borough.
The election in the election district composed of
Moor.' township, will he held at the public house
kept by A. L Mush, in Churchtown, In said
township.
The election In tiro election, district composed of
Penn 'township, will ho held at the house lately
occupied by Jacob Itielsockei, in said township.
Thu election in the election district composed of
Upper Dickinson, will be .held at the house now
°contd.' by William Crozier, known as the Stone
Tavern, • '
Tho election in the election districtcomposed of the
borough of Newville, and townsi.ips of Milliin, tipper
Frankfurd Upper West Peonsl ore, and north Nowton,
will be hold at the 10,1410, School Holum in tho
lioroogli of Newvllle.
The election In the election district composed of the
bo.oigh of Newburg and Hopewell township will be
held in tho public School House, In the borough of
Newburg.
The election In tho election district composed of the
borough of Shippensburg, Shippeitsborg Township and
that part of Southampton township not included in
the - Leemborg election district, will 110 held at the
Council llonse In the Borough of Sliippenshorg.
The election in the eli l ctlon district colonels.' of
Lower Southampton township, will ho held ut the
house formerly °collided by W Mime litiughintio, iu
Leembarg, Mix' occupied by Joint's Clark.
Thu electionin the election district composed gll
SouthNOWIM WWIIAllip, will be held at the School
House in Jacksonville.
The General Election In all thin Wards, Townships.
Districts, anti Boroughs of the county is to be opened
between Inc loom, yr, six and seven lu the
forenoon, and shall continuo' Witlowit interruption or
adjouromenr - iintil seven o'clock lo the evenleik,
whop all dm polls shall he ',Jos.].
NOTICE IS lIEREBY GIVEN
Thitt every person, excepting Justices of the peace,
wino Wall hold tiny - aim or appoininont of profit
or trust under the government al the United States
. or of this State, or of any city or incorporated din=
trict; whether a commissional officer or otherwise,
a subordinate officer or agent, who in, or shall
be, employed under the legislative, executive, or
Judiciary departments of the State, or the United
States, or of any city or incorporated district, anti also
ovory member of Congress, or of the State Leglithe.
tare, and of the select and comnion councilo of any
city, or commissioner of tiny incorporated district, in
by law incapable of holding or exercising, at the same
time, the office or oppointrneitt of Judge, Inspector, or
clerk of any election of nina commonwealth, and no int
elector, Judge, or other officer Of any such election,
shall be eligible there to ho voted for.
The inspectors and Judge of the elections. alien
inset tit the teapot:tiro places appelinted for holdfog
the election in the'distrlet to which they respectlym
ly belong, before seven o'cleca in the morning, and
each of said inspectors shall appoint one clerk, who
shall bop qualified voter of such district,
fu ease the person who elicit- have received the
second higher number of votes for Inspector shall
not attend on the they of any election, than the per
son who shall have received the second highest num.
her of votes for Judge at the next preceding, election
shall act as inspector iu his place. And In csso the
person who shall have received the highest number
of votes for Inspector shall not attend, the parson
olectod Judge shall not attend, the person elected
Judge shall appoint all 11161/00fir in Ida phi Ce—and in
case the persoll sleeted Judge shall not attend, then
Itho_lremoctur_whin_receirml_tho-higliost-inumber-of
-votes shall appoint nJudgo in his pine—or it any vin•
runcy rhall continue In the board for the space of ono
hour oiler the time fixed by law for the opening of
the election; the titudillod voters of the township,
ward, or district for which such °gluon shall hid.°
been elected, present at such election, shall elect
ono of their tinnier to till such Vacancies.
It shall ho the duty of the seven/ assessors of
each, district to attend ut the place of balding every
general special or township °tuition during Ono
whole time said election is kept open, fur the purpom
of giving information to the inspectors and judges,
when coiled on, in rotation to the right of any
persons essessoil by there to vote at such election, or
suck other matters in rotation to the assessments of
voters as the Raid Inspecttits or either of them shall
from time to limo require,
No person shall bo pmnited to retool any election,
as aforesaid, ~other than a freeman of the aim of
." twenty-one yearn of more who' shall hove rusliloil In
the State at least ono 3 Our. and Inn thii ebb lion dis
trict where ho Wore Ids vote at least ton tidy's im
mediately preceding such election, and within two
years paid no elate or comity born-which shall have
e ars paid
de at least ten dus before the ection.
But citizen of the United-Sta y t. alio has - pre el viously
been a founded , voter of this Stow and removod
therefrom tend rolurnod, and as ho'shall have resided
in the election district and paid taxes, its hfuresuid,
shall be entitled to vote tiller nodding in this Stints
six mienths t Provided, Thal the freellteo, citizens of
the United States, between twenty-one and twont3e
two years, who have reaided In an election district
nia aforesaid shell lon °Miami to veto although they nut have paid tuxes.
No person shall be permitted to veto whose nano
Is not conlatued the list of taxable inhabitants
furnished by the Continliolouees, unless First, Inn
preducee a receipt ter the payment within two
yonnut.of the payment of a Slate or county tax, 101-:
mused agreeably to the Cutintitation, aunt give satis
factory ovidenco on hie oath or affirmation, or tho
oath or alfirination,of another, dint ho has pull such
a tax, or On failure to protium a receipt, alien maim
oath to the payment thereof. Second, if ins claim
r tho right to vote by being an elector between the, age'
of twenty-one and twenty-two years, ho shall dolma°
• on oath or affirmation that - lie has resided In thin
State at tenet one year next - Milos° his application,.
and rushes ouch monitor residence in the district as
Ix requiraby dila act, and that In, doe t ,‘,4lly homy°
from the account given him, that its Is of Ingo afore-,
sold, and such Minor evidoeco in Ix requited by this'
act, whereupon the Milne of the person th us adinittml
to vote shall ho inserted in the alphabetical list by
tins Inspoctors tad a note made opposite thereto by,
writing tho word " tax,"-/f hn shall be admitted to
ruts by reason Of having paid tax; or the word "ago"
If Ito shall Asa admitted to vote by sealant of such ago,
shall tio called out to the clerks, who shall maks the
like ;lotus on tho list of voters kept by thorn.
In ail cases whorl, Um nuum of tins person claiming
to vote 8 found ou limo list furniehod than conliniS
81uners and newesnor, Or Ws 'right to vote, islinlier
Mudd thereon or nut, to °Wound t., by., ray qualified
lifizen, It shall be Lim duty of the imp ctorn to ox
amino such person on 14 , 11/' nu to Ills qualifications,
and if ho clam!. to IlinVe riehloil within tins SW° (or
one year or moro, ads oath not ho suflleiCat
proof thereof, but shall mak; proof by not knot one
competent witness, whin Shall be no 'qualified elector.
that ho hes resided in the districcnir mom than ton
days mist 1111.i.eil licocollibir Snell eleetiolb and
shall Om Swear ghat loin boos fide residence,
in pursuant° of his lawful Ceiling is in mid district,
aim that he did an remov e Into o and distriet fur tin,
purpose of voting therein.
Neeiy person tpialifisd as arvestiiii and. who shall
maku duo prune, Ir immired, of tho 'en detioU and
paymunt of tafxa?au nofores.lll, shall be no ',allied t o
vote m the township. ward, or disirist . 1 which lie
shall reship.
' Tinny person shall prevent or attempt to ptovont
any racer of this election Miler this act from hold.
hlg such election, or use or threaten any violence to
guy such, officer, or shall b.torropt or improperly In
., teflon, iiillllllll in (Ito execution of Ida duty, Or
\Anil 1,101,1: Imp the WIIMOW Or nvuuue to any whitlow
Where the 8111110 may bu holding, or shall riotously
disturb thdpeitco at ouch election, or shall use env
Intimidating threats, face ur violonee, with design to
Influence unduly or Overawe any oloctor,or, to prevent
hint from voting, or to rod Mlll the freedman of 0110ICO,
such liar/Mil, on 0 , 111qt:0011, WWI be fined in ally 8111i1
not
lii
livu hoodoo& dollarsnd lintioned
fur any time nut less than three noun
ro inri twelve
months, and If Il shall be shown to court, whets, the
t rich of such faunae shall be ha n, that the person so
offending cone note resident of the eity,_wantrAlis•
trict or township einem die °llium *MIn
committedn,
unil not entitled to vole theroin, then, o convictio
ho shall he netitenced to pay a line of pot Iran than
one hundred, our More 1111111 ant, 1110118111111
111111, be ingirinomel not Ice,, than six months nor tiarathan two yenta.
If any Person, not by law Modified, shall fonalm
lontly vats of, any election of Idols Cthunionwealtli, or
being otherwlso qualified Khali vbto out tit hie proper
district, If any person knowing tho- want of such
qualification, shall aid or procure 0001. hornets to vote,
the portion offending shall,Ms conviction, bu flood
hn
any hum nut J . :Acta:ding two hominid dollare, and ho
Imprlsomiddit only term not exceeding throo'ntoutlis
If any person shall -vote tit more than one election
district, or otherwino fraudulently vote more the aa m
once on tho mama day,or shall fraudulently fold and
I° Ivor to tho Inspector two tickets together, the
_lntent Illegally to vole, Or shall procure anothet to do
up, ho or troy °growling shall, on conviction, he Illicit
In any sum not less then fifty nor Moro timi, J 1,,,
be itinitisoneti for a term Mt lose
than dire° nor mono thou twelve months.
If nay person not qualified to vela in this Common
wealth agreeably to law (except tho 1101 M of
CIllre118) nhnll appear at any place of election for tho
tillpurose of quilizoncling tho citizens qualified to vote,
tio nil on cmiviction forfeit and pay any siim not ex.
mauling ono Inuulrod. dollatn dotuvury each Offelitio,
and 110 imprinoned for any term.not exceeding Hiroo
months
11E0Y6THY LAW.
I also giro official notice' to the electors of 'Com
berland county, that by en•aot entltlod "An Act
further aupplemenial to the act relative o the oleo-
Cons of tble Coinetouwollth"odipproved Aprill7, A.
D.. 1870, It le provided no followe: •
Secnom 1. Be^it enacted by the Senate and !louse
of Rejirestatatiaes of. the naunanatlealth of Penneyi
vanitt VI General Attembly met and it it herebyenaeted
by the authority of the same,-1 hat it Khali be the duty
of each of Cm aeseidore within this Coninionwoaltli,
n tho Lint Monday In June of each year, to take up
elso transoript ho has rocolvoil from the county coma
mlealonere Wet tho eighth'' section - oft Ito act of
fifteenth of Agrll, olghteolibundred and thirty-four,
and proceed to an' linmediatii roylsion of the same,
Electitm
by striking thbrefrem As' mints of every person
who Is known by. hint to bore !Led or removed eine°
the last previous sumessmont from the district of
which he Is the assessor, or whose - death orromovel
from'tho came shall be made- known to him and to
odd to the smile the triune of any qualified voter who
shall be known by him to hat. moved into the'dle
'Het since the last previous assesvnent, or whose
ronovel Info the some shall be or atoll hove been
made known to hint, and alsolhe names of all who
shall make clilm to him to be qualified voters them.'
in. As soon 'es this revision le completed he elicit
visit every dwelling home in his district and make
careful inquiry if any person whose name Is on his
list has died or removed from the district, and if so,
to hike the moue therefrom, or whether any qualb
fled voter realties thOrelar whom name is not on his
list, and if so, to add the mune thereto; and In all
cases where a name Is reldid to the list n tax shall
forthwith be ...zed against the person; and .the
assentor shall in ell cases ascertain by inquiry, open
what ground the person so assessed claims to be a
voter. Upon the compietion of this work It shall be
the duty of each assessor as aforesaid td proceed to
make out a hot, in alphabetical order, of the white
freemen above twenty-one yenta of ago, claiming to
be qualified voters in te ward, borough, township or
district of which ho Is the mak:sot, and ppposito
each of the said names, state whether said freeman
Is er is not 0 housekeeper; nod If be is, the number
of his resident's, in towns whore the same ore num
bered, with the street, alloy or court in which situated;
nod if in n town where there ore no numbers, the
trim° of tine street, alloy or court on which sold house
fronts; also, the occupation of the person; and
where he Is not n housekeeper, rho occupation, place
of bearding, and with whom, and If working fur
/mother, the Douro of the employer, and write oppo
site rock of 411111 names the word "voter;" where
any porous claims to vote by reason of naturalization,
he Mud! exhibit Ids certificate thereof to the assessor,
unites he has been for five consecutive year . ..next
preceding n voter in said district; and in ell 11W011
whore the person hoe boon naturalized, the same
5h.,11 he marled with the letter "N;" where the
person ha merely declared his intention to 01 . 01110
a citizen, and designs to be naturalized before the.
nest election, the not. shall be marked "U. I ;"
whore the chase is to vote b; reason of being between
the ogee or twenty one cod twenty-Iwo, ea provided
by law, 1110 Word age' shall be entered; and if the
per - son has moved into the election district to reside
mince the last general election, the, etter shall
be placed opposite the name. It shallbe the further
duty of each 11113118801 . 1111 /1r01 . 011Illa ; upon the comple x
ties of the duties herein imposed, to make out n sep- •
orate list of all now assessments rondo by him, and
the amounts ashessed upon each, and furnish the.
11111110 Immediately to the county commissioaTho
it
shall Immediately add the nitrous to the tax uplir
cute of the ward, borough, towrielip;Tor Mintier in
Lich they have MOH Hemmed.
Sec 2. 1.10 the belll,4Blpleteil nod the as
s•rionerits be tarok the 11111110 ' shall ho
511.111 W ith returned to the county cuninussioders, who
shall cause duplicate copies of said !Ws, With the ob
wry/L(10114 and explanations required to its noted its
aforesaid, to be mode out :IN noon Ivy prod 'cable, and
placed In the hands of the ansemmor, who shall print
to the first of Anna in each year put ono copy on.
the-door-of or on the Monte Where the electiOn of tho
respective strict is required to leo held, and retain
'the other di
Ito posression for the Inspection, free of
char m, of any person resideni in the said election
district who shall desire to see the same; and it shell
he the duty of the said assessor to add, from time to
time, on the personal appliatfinn'of any o .'
mm riche=
lag Ole right to vote, t h e 1111111,1 of such clithilitutond
:nark impolite the name "C. V." and nuntedintBly Ile
-8111111111111 With a tax, noting, US in all other eases, his
occupation, residence, a hailer a boardiir or house
keeper ; if n, boarder, with whom he boards, .or
whether natentlized or designinglu beinarking in all
such eases tam letters, opposite the name, "N," or
U. 4." its the ease may be • If the pesos ciniming to
be assessed be naturalized, no shall exhil,fit to the as
sensor bin certilleate of naturalization, and if he
claims that he designs to b., naturalized before the
next unlming election, he shall exhibit the certificate
••I his declaration ol intaition; in all cases where
any Ward, !wrong!), township or electron district is ril
r clod into two or moo; preciteds the assescir shall
note In all his aSsessinetas the section precinct In
Wii it'll eaull vlelq. I . 1 elides, and shall motes 11 separate
let urn for elll . ll to t he county continissi ners iu ell
rower in which n return is required from him by the
IirdeVIMIIII,II . IIIN 11.1 . 1; and the Iro only c tttttt nissiont.
in making duplicate copies of all such returns, shall
make 1111pi11 . 4110 Vtil.il•ll nil :110 1111110 of tile NOIIIII.III
itt . 111,1 , 01111 . 1. separately, and shall fortieth the mune
to the loeiesrer ; 111111 the required by this -act
to ',placed on the doors "for lilt election places on or
began, the Bra of Arigust in each your, shall.be placed
Olt Iht. door of or uu the election place In each of raid
ptecincts.
• See. a After the assessinetitteltaVe been completed
till the tenth day preceding the second Tuesday in
October of each year, the amnesiac shall, en the Mon•
day iinnusliate y following, make a retool to the
county C01111111:1810110rel of the Carnes of all persona ll'
raised by him sine the return required to be nn. •y his by the second section Of thin not, noting r
lien each 1111/110 the observstious and explan ti
quired to to noted . afor.did ; s and
nutty commissioners shall thereupon eamm t.
Amu to be abided to the return required by the see
Ind sectlon of this act, and a hill and correct copy
thereof to be made, cunt-lining the 1111111 es of all. ours
/Mos to returned as rodidout taxablcs in said ward,
borough, township or precinct, and Imolai the mune,
together with the - necessary elm:Cola blanks to the
officers of the election In said ward, boroult, town
ship or precinct on or before six o'clock in the morn.
lug of the Second Tuesday of October; and no man
shall be permitted to vote at the election on that day
e hose mime in not on said list, unless he stout make
proof of tote right to rote,. hereinafter required.
Sec. 4. Ott tho day of eleih any
_peon whose
uncle la not on the mil l list ct noi o a claiming rs the right
to vete at said election, shall produce at least ono
qualified voter or the district as u witness to the
j
residence of tho claimant In t to.distriet in which he
claims to be 11 rotor, for Oho porkal of at boast ton
days next preceding sold e ectifin, which witness
shall take and subscribe a r pzeiteen, or partly written
and partly pri ate(' affidavit to the fitets stated by
him, which affidavit shall dfitim clearly where tho
residence is of the person so claiming to ho a voter;
and the person so claiming the right 'to vote shall
also take and subscribe u written, or partly written
arid portly printed affidavit, stiffing to the best of
his knowledge and bullet; where and -when Ito was
horn; that he is a citizen of the Commonwealth of
Pemasylvaula, and of the United States; that ho has
resided In tho Commonwealth ono year, or If for
nterly a citizen therein, end has moved therefrom,
that be has resided therein six . months next pre
ceding said election; thitt he has not moved into the .
district for thotiturpose of voting, therein; that he
ben paid a State or county tax Within twt_ 2_yeara,_
-which-was- MHZEiteifilt — Wiff — den diyegtfore said
election; owl, if a ndtumlized citizen, shall also
stato when, where, and by what court he was natu
ralized, and shall also produce a certificate of nate..
ralization for exantinstion; the paid affidavit shall
also state when and whero the tax. claimed to be
pnitl by the alliant was assessed, and when, where,
and to whom paid, and the tax receipt therefor shall
be produced fur examination unie•a the ahltant shall
state In his affidavit that It . has
.been lost or de
stroyed, or that ho never received any, but If 'tho
person HO claiming the right to vote shall take and
mbecrlhe no affidavit that ho is a native born MU
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of the United States, (or If born elsewhere,
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~Setate that fact in his affidavit, Mid shall produce
evidence that he has been naturalized, or that ho It
entitled to citizenship by reason of his father's
naturalization); and shall further state in hit
ulll
davit that he is, at the time of taking the affidavit,
between the, dips of twenty-ono and twenty-two
years; that ho lusvkaided lu the State ono year,und,
in the election dish lot lilt diys next preceding such
election, he sum!' be entitled • to vote, although ho
shrill'not have paid taxes; the said affidavits of ail
persons making such clotted, and the affidavits of
the whim seen to their r sidence, shall 'be preserved
by blot elec,tion board nod at the Close of the -election
they shall Ire encbsod With the lint or voters, tally
list, and other papers required by law to be ghat by
the return judge with tna pi Othonotary, and shalt
reanti II on tile therewith In the prothonotar's
Ch subject to 0 .241111.13i1011, as other electio y n'
papers aro ; If the election °lacers shall find that the
-alleant or applicants puhome nil the legal tough
.
"• ' '" ' '
ws of . siiiers, lie or tney chill be perudtted
on I the Dame or names ,hell be added to tho
of tcsables by the elortion officers, the word
" being lidded where the claimant claims V'
un his, mot the ist rd "ago", where lio claims
• "-
on ago; tho snow . cede being addod by ,
Ate In each ease respectively on the Ilet of person.
.sing hit such election.
51:0. 5. It shall be lawful for any qualified citizon
of tho district, notwithstanding am mune of tho pro ,
posed voter is - cOntidned on the lint of resident tax
nbles, to challenge the vote of such person; whore
upon Osamu. prOOf of tho rightof suffrago4ni Is now
required by law shall bo publicly made and acted-on'
by tho election board, nod tho vote admitted or re
jected Recording to the evidence; every person claim
ing to be a natursilized citizen bloat bo required to
produco hie naturalization certificate at the electiou
before voting, okelsi.,swinto ho has boon for ten
years, COlifietilicti% valor in tho district In whieh
be offers las vote ; and on the voto of such person
being received, it shall bo the duty ortho election
officers to Write or stamp on such certificate dm
word •• voted," with the month and yoar; and if any
election officer or offic rut shall receive a second vote
on the mos, day by virtuo of the samo.certificisto,
excepting where, sons a o entitled to veto by virtu.,
of the itaturallost on of their fathers they and thu
mrsonwilet shall offer such second' vote, upon- so of sholl lie guilty of a high ntisclonmanor,ad
on conviction thereof be fined 'or itnprisonod, n
or
both, tit the discretiMi of.the coot, but tho lino shall
not ..et d use tannin d dollars in ouch case, nor the
,Itopr no intent Ohio yeas ; the liku pussishment shall
1,, indict d, en euoVieli n, on the officers of election
ale shall neglect or rebuts, to make, or cause to but
110010, tile indorsonent required as aforesaid on odd
naturalization certificate. --
Six. 0. II nay eh-c'ion officer flesh refuse or slog.
.lect to require studs 1114,01 of ./ right of suffrage
nn
jut prescribed by this law, or the laws to which this is
'a supplement, front tiny • imams offering to vote
alit nu 0111110 Id blot 00 the list of 0:10 sued voters, or
Isoso right to vote is challenged t y any qualified
rota present, and shall admit much person b, vote
without. requi rim, such pro. 1, every troop rano d
ing shall, up o convirti , m, be guilty of a high mho—
delliettle r, a si suotosseed,_ for every such
offouse; to pay lino nut exceeding Oho hundred dol.
lam, or to undergo An imprisonment not more than
end year, or either, or both, at the dlovit ion of tile
court.
tore
7. Teu days precedin °you; olectrou for ele
tem of President and Vieu President tho United
Stites, it shill, 1,,• Cho duty of tho_assestsors to attend
tint 111 Fee olaw r bong he elooor in
•nach eloafint dirtr T ic y t, stud fo Unlit di
a t
nd there ho l .sr ,
ail
apphcatlons of persons eilltitle 1111111r0 hero 10011
omitted (em the Hit of 11 .036 . 0..1 Vetere, ell ? 0 . 110
elalill tile right to robs or whom, rights have origi
nated eine° lb 1101110 0 1100 out, istad'shall add
Uhu tonnes ut souls persons theroto as shall show that
thoy are entitled to for right of suffou o In such sits-.
trite, tat Ills, personal t.pplication of the claimant
only, and forthwith MOO.s them a its tho proper, tax.
After q ollipleting the list,:n copy thereof nball he
e placed en tise dux Of sa. olt tho ,whero thu
eluction is to hoheld, at least eight du) s bef ro tho
election; and'at the election, the same, maw* pion
bopursued, in rill reSpecta, as is required by this nut
and the acts to which It lea suppluniont, at the gen
eral oloctions in October. Jim assesSor shall ids
make the stuns returns tolls° county c..nunissitm.r•
of all
the °ensi es y s c tu mm s
s ond n o e r by ° v h i a r l t l u furnish
i copies t n h u
rof
to tho election officers lu each district, In like men-.
nor, in all rospecte, se Is requited at . Um gownd
ties:thins lu October. '
Soo. 8.. l Ito smite rules and roolittiods, nllolooloy
at every spacial election, itual at every, separate cay
Lonnign or ward eloction, in all romp eta as at It,
genaralelreflons In October.- - '
_l 4 OO. 0. Thu rospective assasurs, inspectors. 'and
Judgesslt the elections shall each have the power to
administer r atlst to any putouts oinhaing tho right
to be liteetqed Or' the' tighte . stillingo one roger.
to Oily t.'or maltur or thing required,to be done, o
o by any of said officers tinder this or; ;
tutu aoy swearing by any' person in
relation Many matter or thing concerning which
they shall he I ,torro.tated by spy of solo
officers sled, bo minished its perjury.
10.-The assessors shall each resolve tho Mine
comisensation for the thno rtocessurlly
is
.pos•
homing tilt dutleibereby enjoined nn is provided by
law for et e performancoof their, nthor dudes. to, to
paid by tea; carroty doulatisisionorii stele' other'eases ;
' and It shall not ho lawful fur any assentuir to assess a
•:tou splint any porson whalover _within tota',days.
next proctoring thenioctitar lobe hold oil tho seems
next Tuesday of of Octobe r ,
ny In any your, or within don days
oloort for plotters - of President ator.
boro a
Vice President of-the Uulted States; any violotidu of
' th Is provision shell ho a misdemeanor, and subject the
ofII4ISEIO 'offending td a lino, on conviction, not ox
cooling ono hundred dollars, or to impneonniont nut
exoneding tutor Montt:4,or both, at. Om discretion of
!Op court.
• ',tht. 11. On the petition of. fro orntorecoltizont; of
4110 county, Stating under Oath that titoy vOrlly be
lieve that.ftnuffil will ho practiced at the obletloll
.about to ho hold in any district, It shell be the duty
•
^ "'~ ^ ~lecttofi ~'Pi~oclii,»Luton
. . . . .
of the Court of Common Fleas of said eounty, ~ I,n,
eeesion, Or if not a judge..thereof In :vacation to ap
' point two judielour, sober, and Intelligent cinema
of the county to act as overseers at said election;
sold overseers Mall be selected from different politi
cal partioe,Mbere; the:lntrpOetent belong to different,
partici., and where both of said Inspectors bolosg4o
the Same political petty, both of the overseers shill
betaken from the opposite political party; said •
overmoreshallhavo thoright,to be preterit With the
''officers Of the eleetton, during' the whole time the
mune is held, the votes counted, and the returns made.
out and almeed by the electibn officers; to keep a ihst .
of voters, If they, see proper ; to challenge any pee , ,
son offering to' Vote, stud lnterrogate him and hie
witness under oath, In regard to his right of mares°
at said election, and to examine his pipers produced; :
and the officers of said election are required to afford
to said evermore so elected and appointed every eon
vonlence and facility fur the diecbargo of theirduiles; '
and Ir said election officers shall refuse to pernilt
said overseers , to be present and perform their duties
as aforesaid, olf they shall Ire driven tinny from the •
polls by violence or Intimidation, all the totes polled
at such election ilbtrict may bu minted by, any hi.
biniaLtrying , a c.e.test under timid .el Non: PrO
tided, That 116' tWig n • reigning the petition shall he
appoint° Ka
ti oversee.,
SM. 1 « . f any prothonotary, clerk, es thodoputy
'ofeither, o any perm.; shell affix the Holler o ffi ce to
any noun Kathie taper,M to
or permit the said, be
enlace!, or
1 ,
ve amid
out, or or permit the same to he
given out . blank 11 , reby it may lei fmudelently
• need, or itrolob a 1...111111211ti00 certificate to any
pemun who Mall not have been duly mambo,' and
sworn in open court,in the preeence -of come of the
judges thereof, accolling 'to the net of Conerese, or
Mall aid in, connive at, or in any way permit the
lame of any fraudulent naturaliention, certificate, he
shall be guilty of a high.emistlemenner, or if'any one
Mall fraudulently use any ouch certificate Of enure*.
mitionknowing that it wmfiamlulently Iscued,orshall
vote, or attempt to vote therm, , or if any end shrill
vole, or attempt to vote. on any certificate of netumll
- not leaned to him, he droll be guilty Of ~high
misdemeanor; end either r r any of the pers , ne, their
alders erabettont, guilty °reinter of tho misdemeanor.
aforesaid Math.:r conviction, be filled In a nom not
exceeding one thousand defiant, and imprisoned in the
proper penitentiary for a peeled not exceeding three
years
See. 13. Any pers. n who on eath at effirm %lion, 111
or before any court in this State, or r fficer authorized
to milminis ter milts, shall, to procure a certificate of
natundiration, for himself or any other person, will
fully deapoen, declare or affirm any matter to bo fact,
knowing the same to be false, or challis like manner
deny any matter to be fact, knowing the some to be
-tine, Mall be deemed minty of perjury; and any car.
titivate of untinaliration issued inpureunnee of any
melt deposition, declaration or affirmation Mal be
mill and void; and it etiolate the duty of the court
I.ming Moreno., upon pr. - of being made before it that-
it was fraudulently obtained, to . take immediate
meatierre f i r" pealing tiro mime for cancellation, and
any person who shall vote or attempt, to vote on any
papersn obtained; or who shall in any way aid in,
connive et or have any ngency whatever In the Issue,
circulation or 111313 of any fmuduleut paturalisatlOn
certificate, eliall be de3emed guilty of a misdemeanor,
and upon. conviction therenf shall mid.? ' m nn im
prisonment in the penitentiary f r not mote than two
years, and pay a flue uotniora tin" ono thousand dol.
Tare for every finch offense, or either or both, at' the
discretion of the court:
-
Bra- M. Any assessor, election officer or persenap
pointed ns au overseer, wise shall neglect or refuse to
perform any duty enjoined by this act, without tea
uonable or legal cense, shall be subject tea penalty of
one hundred defiers, and if any assessor shall inserts
any person as a voter whale not qualified, or shall re
fuse to moose any ono' who Is qualified, Le Mall be
guilty of a misdemeanor hi office, mil on conviction
be punished by fine or imprisonment, and alma be
subject to an notion for damages by the party ag
grieved; mid If any pertain shall. fraudulently alter,
add to, deface or destroy any list - of voter. made out
as directed by this act, or tear down or remove tho
came from tho place whom It has been fixed, wish
feu •ulont or mischietoue intent, peter any improper
purpose. the person se offending shall be guilty of a
high misdemeanor, and on Conviction shell be pun-
Jelled by fine not exceeding five hundred dollars. or
Imprisonment net omeediug two years, or both, at
the diecrelien of the court.
See. 15. All elections for city, ward, borough, town
mitip and election MUM . ° sloth hereafter be held on
the second Tuesday of October, eubject to ell the pro
visions of the laws regniating the elections of each
officer. mot inconsistent with this not; the persons
elected to such offices at that limo shall take their
places at the expirlition of the terms of the persona
holding the same at the time of melt election;
but
no °tech-m(or the office of aseemor or .asaistant as
motor Mall be held, under this Ha, MICH the year one
tit remold - eight hundred - and aeventy.
Bee 14 At all elections hereafter held under tire
lime of this Commonwealth, the polls shall be °petted
between the hours of nix and seven o'clock a nt.,
m el trend at seven o'clock it. m.
Sec. 17 it Mall be the duty of the Secretary of fire
Commonwealth to prepare forms for all the blanks ..
mhoo necessary by tide act, and furnish copies of the
same to tine. county coinudasionere of the several
countien of the commonwealth ; and the county
comurimionere of each county shal, ms noon as may
be necessary after receipt of the sameost the proper
expense of the county, procures, d tumid) to all the
eluctiou officers of the electi .n diatriets of the Ir ro•
meetly° counties copies of each blanke, in Mai
go:milting or may be rendered necessary for the dia.
charge of their du ion under this act.
•wr•• • .4 •
SEC. 19. That citixene of title State temporarily in
the service of the State Prof the United Starve Oov
urnments, on clerical er other duty, and who du not
vote where thus employed, Mall not bo thereby de
prived of the right to vote In their Normal election
elbtricts If otherwise duly qualified.
' CIIANCIE IN THE MODE OF VOTING.
AN Acv regulu , ing thorned° of voting at all elections
i a the several counties of this Commonwealth
.approved. March 30, 1866 :
Seortott 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of liepresentatives of the Climmonwrolth of l'ennsyl
mom in General Asseinbly ,- met, and it is hereby
[ ',delad by the authority of the some, That the quali
fied voters of the several counties of this'Comnion•
Wealth, at the general, 'township, borough, or special
elections, aro hereby, hereafter, Authorised and re
quired to veto,' by ticket., printed or written, or
partly printed ,sad partly written, severally classified
ins follow,: Ono ticket Mall embrace the names of
all judger, of court. voted for, and to be labelled oub
elide “Judielary"; one ticket Mall embrace the
names of all State officere voted for, and be Libelled
.. State"; one ticket Melt • embrace the names of all
comity officers voted for, and be labelled " couety";
011 e ticket shell embrace the names of all town,hip
(Ahem voted for, and be labelled " township" ;. one
ticket - Mall embrace - tiro names of all borough - officers --
voted for, nod be labelled " borough" ; and each
vials shall be depoalted in tomato ballot beim.
XV AMEND=NIt CONSTITUTION OF U. S.
Burlox I. The right of citizens of the United
SW°, *o vote shall not bu donled or abridged by the
United States, or by any State, on account of race,
color, or provinue condition of servitude.
FIRST AND SECOND, SECTION OF ACT OF
CONGRESS OF MARCH 31, 1870.
Becnos 1. Be it enacted by At &nate and Houses/
liePreeentabb'es of the United States of America ,o
Uongrese assembled, That all citizens' of the United
States, who are,
or shall bo otherwise qualified by
law to vote at any election by the people, in any
Soto, Territory,,dlstriet, county, city, parish, town
ship, school district, municipality, or other terri
torial sub-divisios, shall be entitled and allowed to
OMo at ' llll such elections, without distinction of
race, color, or previous condition of servitude; any
Constitution, tow, custom, usage, or regulation of
any State or Territory, or by, or tinder its authority,
o Otto contrary notwithsanding.
SEC. 2 And be it further enacted, Ting if by or un
- the authority of the Constitution or 111W11 of any
, o r iittly Territory, nil! net le rr nhol
required to be (lotions a prerequfsito or quolitlcati
for voting, and by such Constitution or law persb,
or officers ore or shalt ho charged with the purforn
ante of duties in furnishing to citizens an opportt
oily to perform such prerequisite,, or to heconn
qualified to vole, It shall be the duty of every ouch
person an (Vollicer t , give to all citizens of the United
States the Slane and equal opportunity to perform
such prerequisite, and to become qualified to vote
without distinction of robe, dolor, or previous condi
tion of servitude; and If any such persou orofficor shall
refuse, or knowingly emit to give full ,offect to this
section, he shall, for every such (Item°, forfeit and
pay the suns df five hundred
,dollars to mho parson,
aggrieved thereby, to be recovered by an action on
the cam, with full coats and such allowance for coun
sel fees to the 'court shall linens just, and shall isloo,
for every such offence, ho deemed guilty of a allude
meaner, and shall, on conviction thereof, be fined
not lees than five hundred dollars, or be imprisoned
not loss than. one month, and tat mom thou one
rar, or both, at the discretion of the court.
SECTION 10 OF AN ACT OF TILE PENN
SYLVANIA LEGISLATURE 0 APRIL O r
A. D. 1870. • •
ote.lo. That o soleurix of army act of A mbly es
provides that only white, freemen aro entitled to
vote, It, be registered as voters. or all claiming to
vote at any general or special election of this Com
monwealth, be and the same Is - hereby repealed ; and
that hereafter all froonten, without dlstinctilm of
color, shall ho enrolled and registered according to
the proviolons of the first section of the act approved
April 17, 1860, entitled An — A.t further. supple
mental to the act relating to the
_elections of - this'
'.. t ontmenwealth,' and when otherwise qualified' uu,
dor the existing laws, be entitled tovote at all goo '
ea al and special &Gotham in this Commonwealth.
Pursuant to , the provisions containedta the seventy
oixilt section of - thnoBt fret aforesold,thoJudges of the
,forecuid districts obeli reopectivoly take charge of the.
certificates of return of the of °dim, of tbolr rusticated
district; nod produco them ut a meeting of one judge
from each district, at the Court Douse, In the for.
tenth of Carlisle, on the third dav after the day of ,
election, being ON FRIDAY, TIIE 14th DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1870, at 100 o'clock 11. tn., then and there
to do and perform the duties, required by law of said
Aud
also,tliat where ajudge by sickness or unavold.
ablo Accident, Is unable to attend such meeting of
Judges, then the certificate or return shall be taken
charge of by thou,
the Inspectors or Clerks of the elec
tion of the district, who shall do and periorin the
too required amid Judge 'Unable to attend.
(liven under my hand, at lily alike, In Carlisle, this
Ifith day 01 September, in the year of our Lord one
tiensund eight hundred null seventy, and In the
ninety-fourth year bt the Independence eftheljniteil
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112 and 4,
ilarrovan s nu= •
C. 4 / 4 101 . 1 % rAs
/Geop7o
MEE
NOW OPENING
FEELEI
O , N N VIVA L
DRESS
,GOODS,
French Poplins, all colota,
English Elkins, nll Andre
Emprosa Repo, all color,,
BRAWLS! SHAWLS!
=
Great Bargains In Colored Blankets
WOOLEN GOODS!
()Ingham.,
Kentucky Tent
FLANNELS! FLANNELS
NOTIONS! NOTIONS!
CARPRTSI CARPNT9I
LEIpICH & MILLER
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and dealt= in
SUNNY SIDE DOUBLE.OYEN COOK
NOVELTY PARLOII COOK STOVE,
KITCLIEN RANGES,
= =!
for two or mom room s;
AND M 40,10 LIMIT
RASE BURNERS,
with a largo'assortnnnt of
MEM
ME
SOCEIZIES, C4XDP,' &c.
DM
FRESH GROCERIES 1
FRESH GROCERIES
Alfraja to be bad atfthe
C.HtAP STORE
NO., 88 Mai .PONPRET STREET
Ind why ardthoy always fresh? lirmauedwe
a great amount of them, and Bolt thorn IoW. There.
Lore, , turn our Block often, and consequently our
koods mint be fresh.
. Tad Will find everything you wish the way of
GROCERIES,
QDRENSWARD,
GLASSWARE, • -
WILLOW and • •
CEDAR WARE, -
STONE and
• CROCKERY
WARE,
Choice Rama,
i• Dried Reef,
&angina,
Deaf,
Tongues,
Tamils and Crackers of ceory description.
Pickled.
Spiced and
Fresh Oysters •
Sardin es, Boi:eh Pickles, "
omon Syrups, &e., amino and
•
NOTIONS.
It is Osaka to mention therm, come and ace fur yo
aelvee; and parenta if it don't suit yon to
come, wood your children, RH they
will he dealt Ivlth the same
care re if you wore
hero yourself.
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C'OUN.T.RY PRODUCE
taken to echango for good°, or cacti
GEO. B. HOFFMAN'S SONS
No. 88 EAST POMPRET STILKET.
CAntiatr, PA
o=l
Norms.—llavlng tminsferred my entire Interogt It
the grocery business to my Snag, thnse indebted t.
mo are requested to settle with them, during my lib
sauce In Europe GEO. B. 110111' VI.
IL MASONIIEDIER.
Dealer in • I
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
19
FINE QUALITY OF TEA, PURE srlcEs
QIJEENIVAItE,
=I
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Wi)UDEN, AND
BEST 111UNDS Op
FAMILY FLOUR
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ALL RINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCIi
BOUGHT AND SOLD
B9orinumcoEtemic PITT AND PAIFILET STRIIKTA
ECM
CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
ESTABLISIIED ISSI
SILVER
SIEDAL nvinnlod uvernilcompetilloitnq
Alu . c Quics:l;shibition, lloston, Outnbor. 1569. .
TELE ORIGINAL AND GENIIINR
EM=l
WROUGHT IRON, AIR 'TIGJIT,
GAS-CONSUMING HE ATE 13
with patented Dust Scrum Grate Bar Rests, Wrought
Iron Radiator, and Automatic Regulator, for burning
Anthracite or Bituminomi Coal or Wood.
10 sizes for brickwork, uad 2 sizes Portable.
Ilanu9actured only by
J. REYNOLDS & SON,
W. cor. 13th .3. Filbert &recta,
,p h I'IIILLDEL3'fII,Ar-Is±:s
These Treaters are made of heavy ' wrought iron
well riveted together, and are warranted to be shio
lately Gas and Dust Tight. They are the only
Heaters Halt are managed without any dampers
"and' in which all kinds of fuel can he burned a it Lou
alteration.
Cooking panges,
for Holds, Reetourants, and Famill
IMM
Flat Top Heating Ratigei, ,
Fire Place Heaters,
Low Down Grates,
Slate liantels, Registers, Ventilators
Pamphlets giving full description, soot free, to auy
ddteoS. ' 23j tnteiti-13
Soots, Shoes and Trunks
STROHM & SPON,SLER,
NO. 13, South Hanover street, Carlisle
Thankful for tlia patrunlg • exteaale,l than 11,
toforo, do now nnnourona their n,uni large Ana
SPRING STYLES OF BOOTS AND SHOES, I.
]4adies and
Misses,
Gents and Boys,
Youths and Childs,
which are unrivalled for comfort beauty. itle,
TRUNKS AND VALIS-ES
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All of will be aold•at small :profit. Call op
and all, and get a full eq ul Talent fur your money
litap7o
eIIEA.P
Gado aro not nkivoys 'the best. IViien yon go to Lai
•n article, and especially in alit matter of
BOOTS. AND. SHOES
go to a doaler on 'whom, words you can rely, 0* very
feu , are good judge,' of leather.
." •
AT,
Ms time of the year many will be wattling ugh
boots and shoes for summer wear. All snob cau
accommodated at.-
ADAM DYSERT'S,
rareand i l a :V.l.' d do c toTNlT ftwYrtir'ewut pri ced
Boole din
patch. Place of business
No. 34 East Loather street, Carlisle, Pa,
MOO
Leather and. Fancy Woods
SPECIAL 'NOTICE.
L.A & BIDDLE
it ee peetfullT !Marta their friends that
•yqt. JEiti3llAll
. 11011111N9,
g ate at t h e a, of Balky & C 0.,) has this day anao
elated hi mee tr w h:la Them, under the firm name Of
bawls% CLARK & BIDDLE,
and viii continuo tho
WATCH AND 1E \ YELICY DUSINNSB
Otlbo old eland,
1,121 CHESTNUT ET.RENT,
MITLADELPIL T A.
' Thoy are noar'otTering,lit redace4 Orleas,A chute.)
stook of •
AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES, •
DIAMONDS, JEWEDDY, •
BTERLINCYSILYENWARE,
' TABLE CUTLERY;
. , .• ' MANTEL CLOVM,
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND VIUNNA. •
LEATHER AND FANCY GOODS',
28470
rap!. E,LIQVORS, TWINES tee
N EW LIQUOR STORE.
JOIN HANNON i • , -
N.* E. Cot. Hanovor and PozpfroCaroots
(Maw doo.'souti s /Soutc'e glom):
riiro
~ • Dort OoromonWliloky ' "
Pure Holland Gin,
ort Wino,
• • Merry Miro • •
•• • Jam Iliatusi, •
16007 U •.
' LlaPt.nrY S3 ll O.
ATElargiV • 1111TiRS; INuorys na n
caTri
1.1/1.7,141/3. •
D.R.r ODS .410 CARPETS.
IsfEW GOODS I
OPPOSITE MARKET lIOIIBE
Has just returned from the city with an entire now
EMIIII
DRY GOODS,
101 of which V 111 be sold on $llOll grog to, baying boon
purcluuml fur mill
Wu havia.orythlng kola. la a
FIRtIT 01.A.2S DRY GOODS STORE
We harp the advantage of a reeklent - buyer In the
cliy, who to able to watch tho lnarketn, and furnish
uli with bargains at all times
We wish everybody to call and o.lllllillo our stock
before pureluuing rhos here, on you 1,11 l be cony
IE!!!!!=
(;(FIE CHEAP STORE
nod you NM MVO money In buying from on.
ECEM
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!
A ir ILACTIVE SPECIALTIES
POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE
=
irellamal au.fug thu greoleat (I.lwasaioll Ii
tualltel, and to be hold at cortvapuodlugly low p
DRESS GOODS,
,mprinitig nli the u.,,, Ilies of the Notwou
MQUILNING & SECOND MOURNING GOOOB
1=
vne Alnucnts, U 1 A CK ALPA CC A S C31.4.4.111ty
IV HITE G 0 ODS
In great ,triety nod Intebt style*
French MllSlins
Bishop ! ,,,a vi,coriaLawn,,,
lOSIRRY•nnd GLOVES in llama rurelly
* Guipure Lacebeot and ehenpext stook-in town
Veleuclennes, Thrded Lucre,
Ilmburg EmbrilhlilrlCA ix:id - Lilco Collard
LINEN GOODS,
2=
'ill ow Ctoist.{.l,l ono
Vhite Holland r.,r
Doy I ie" Towels
BOYS' CASSINIERES AND 'MEN'S WEAR,
no oat ay !mlos _thaa- regielarrareiC
SPECIAL NOTICE!
LLAMA LACE
LLAMA LACE SOCKS,
BEDOUIN MANTLES,
•
SHETLAND SHAWLS
TIIOS. A. RARPER,
6june7o Cm. llanover a \ ,rul Pomfret sta
CIIEAP DRY GOODS!
Sidi Another Reduction in Prices
Large Lola of Goods from, 'Auction Every
OGILBY'S
arge assort 'nen In lif
I) RESS "G 0 0 D S
Ei!=III
Cloth , ,,
d Cotton Stullll for Men and !Joys' Wear, at lower
eon than 000( nt lactory.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
in Black Silks, White Piques, Fancy Silks, Hoop
Skirts, and many kinds of other goods.
Endless variety of Panay anode—all ,•hoop:
Never Lent t rover missed a Halo of Black AJpaccan
or Poplins, and still another reduction In Om.
Can be compared yvlth any to thu county for pries or
quality.
I=
Lace Potiits,
1, • Silk Coats,
.ver to Carlirlo. All ft
2.3 jun e7O
RECLINE IN,GOLD
CORRESPONDING DECLINE IN GOODS 1
Quito an excitement in the Dry Quo& parka, ip
very marked decline lit price. of
DRESS GOODS,
Bilko, Delalnca, Merino., It Ipaccas, Pepin. Sorg
Reps, and a largo variety; connalaing neari .
y every
thipg In. this lino of goods.
STAPLE GOODS
Plannoln, Tickinge, Gingham, Illankota,Cottonadop,
Kontucky Jeans, monis, and OASSIMERES, Llnon
and Cotton Tublo Dhipire, Shillings, Chocks.
WHITE GOODS
Swing, Nahum° Cambria; Jacanatn, French Mug
ling, Tar &mimic and - 61ring Edging and In
eat - tinge. •
_ HOSIERY, GLOVES,.
Trimming., in great varloly, Ribbon; of the boot
quality, Maenad Sundown..
FANCY GOODS
of &Arca tunoy,otyloo,trlng 4111 vary !hoop.
.Ladies' Under Clothing,
very butraaomolimado and ,trlpnued. 4100
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
Ititggeht, Rugs, ' Window Shades, Quilts, Counto.r
nrteso and inanygoods not Monti on e d 'for want. a
We claim to bavo the lorded and boat stook• of
Dry Goode In the Interior the State, and will a ell
atledch prlcns as will SAtlsfyallthst this Is the place
-to got Rood betgntno,
ODULTO
NEW GOODS,I
D. A. SAWYER,
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EI=ZI
II A It PER'S
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lit ext., quality
ME
MESE
IM!IME
Ineottlo6.
bit:ion Docks and prplo
Limn. Shootia
Tai,la Linens and Napkins.
I%'ltite.Sprottla, Z.., dm
Opening of
UM
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Cassimores,
Linons,
ILAT,9I,AND CAPS.
J.
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G C)I.LL / 10,
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No. 20 WART MAIN STREET.
,CARLISLE, PLTNN'A.,.
47 WEST MAIN STREET: I ThI4IATTER of CArlialel •
and Bummer 'Shawls,
d. OGILBY'S,
MINTZ & 00
HARD:IE4IM • SAFES, eft.
MILLER & BOWERS'
''HARDWARE STORE,
26 NORTIJ RAWER STREET,
CARLISLE, PA
WE would respectfully call the atten
tion of the public to our recently replenish
ed STOCK OF HARDWARE making It now ono of
the largos( In Cumberland Valley and conelsiting
in part of HAHHERED AND ROLLED
1 Pi O.W
!JORDON'S WORSE MORN, NORWAY RODS
BLACKSMITHS', WAGON MAKERS', 60AOM MA
DRS' AND OARPNNTED TOOLS,
BUILDING MATERIAL
~za~'~llei;y~,.
Paints,
Oils,
'Cabinet Makers, Undertakers, and Coach Maker.
MATERIAL
thaloa, Fhovola, Fork!,
Repairs for MOCORMIOK'S REAPER constantly
ou baud. flo aro constantly in receipt, of goods
direct from the manufactiirers and are able to fur
nlsh country merchant, at Philadelphia and New
York pricoa.
4,4 - GOODS &Momd to all parte of aka LORI]
of charge.
WILCOX & GIBBS'
S E WING
.111A•CII E
' We hove secured the Agency of the Wilcox &
Gibbs' Sewing ?I aril In e, a little family arrange,-
went be one seems willing to do without after
having seen ono In operation. The Wilcox k
is n Single Thread Machine and claims
superiority over all Double Thread Machines In the
following content., 1 kis simpler and hiss liable
to -get out ofc.r. It le Cheaper. It rune
It
with logo noise. It rune easier. It rune foster
It Imo the best duo lee kr preventing the wheel
Dom running beef:ward. It requires less meet:mei
tst: syill to operate it. It requires less time and
instruction to learn to use I F . It la the most
certain and reliable in its operations. Ito needle
ly straight and loss liable to be brokon then a
°laved ono The need le is secured in Its place by
an Ingenieusfy patented device which renders It colt
adjusting so that neither AID nor experience are
required in arranging It. It sane directly from the
spool thus doing away with the tedfous-operation .
of ,rowinding the thread for adjustment In the
shuttle. It makes the Wilcox h Gibbs' of "twisted
loop :Mph," a stitch original with this machine
and made by no other, the seam is more elastic
and stronger then the Lock Stith The seam in the
moat even and beautiful, ,the seam is always self:
fastened thus avoiding a reversible feed. Ito ten
sion Is more Simple nod more easily ndjuited, it is
more 'speedily clutaged fiute one kind of work to
anotiker, it does mautliai embroidery, It has the
best Oninter, It has the beet filler, It boa the best
braider, it hoe the beet belt. The Wilcox ()laps"
has been in the market fora little more eight years,
during which time upwards °feisty thousand have
boon made and sold., a numbtu by fifty per cent
larger then were .1d of any Double Thread. Jl u
opine in the WOO number of Ito earliest years.
Such samosa is sullicient to warrant thatch(' of this
Maehine, wherever it hoe an Agency without the
doubling evIdeLICO of tostintonidls, of which there are
enough, to fill up the column(' in the lend. These '
Machines are rut exhibition nt our storo, No. 26,
North Hanover street, Carlisle, where they may be
examined, and they will take great pleasure In ex , ,
plumping anything relating to it.
Respectfully &c.,
mtur,it k nowkns,
BC..
Carllrla. L'
- 24batid - 0
A RID W A It NI
HENRY SAXTON
H. SAXTON ;k CO.,
No. 15, EAST MAIN STEEET,
Dealers inilardware, Iron, Cutlery, &o
Carlisle, Pa,,
aeruby onnouoco to the public, that thoy Intend
.11Ing everything In their 1100, either wholesale or
kali, at pa:ea much lower than can bo bought thl
Ide of Philadelphia
Our stook colorists In part of
UILDING , IIATERIAL OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
BM
.
rnn
Nuild,
Shovela,
hose,
Forks,
Rakes,
Spades,
Orow Lars
BledgFu,
Picks,
Ako a full and wall &elected lianalmont of
Ola,
Petty,
. Varnishes,
Cement,
Plaster,
Sand,
Powder,
Safety fus
oclienlcs' Tools,
Tablo and rocket Cutlery
I=l
WARM BELLS,
u 9, Ilnmee , Chalint„liralu bap, Ropes, Pullui
Hay Eleratorx of all deactiptloaa
GUNS, PISTOLS, • POWDER, SHOT, OAPS
d ammunition of all kinds
Thankful for past fhvors, by strict attention
b 114111003 WO hope to receive a continuation of th
11. 8.11,,XT0N &.ICO.
ALL PERSONS knowing themselves
Indebted to Henry Boxfon ern requested, to
Ike' Immediate settlement, and those Inuring
dms to present them for 'eettlemo,. as I Irish to
Aso op my books to January I, Into
HENRY SAXTON.
27jan70
ThoIIATTBIt o(Carlielol
Tho latest styloaJivst rocelvod I
Tho Intogt etylevalways on baud
SILK HATS trom the beet lianufttetprer 1,11
VASIIIOKABLIC llATSjuht out 11,1
J. q. CALLIO %dolma to call attention to hto lorg
IZTIM
HATS AND CAPS.
o manufacture's Haile to order, and bets the bee
arrangements for coloring Ilattr, Woolon Goode
ad 9vercoata, at abort notice
The hlghog cdElfr 'Trots paid for
COUNTRY T1,,,0R5.
411).01Y11 ncu A'OALL.IMIL
NO 29 MAIN STREET.
Osor 60
!).R:,RIVAL
FRESH
Of all the New Spring Styles of 4,
HATS AND CADS.. .."
Tbe . Subeariberhas Jost opened, at No-I6 North
Hanover St., a fewMoorrNorlh of the Carlisle Deposit
Dank, one of the largest and best stock of HATS A
OAPS ever offered in Carlisle.
Silk Hats, Caesimeres of all stylbs Sod gnalitlei,
Stiff Brims different °Wore, and every description of
Soft !fats now niade.Tho Dunkerd and old fashioned
brush, kept cohstantly on hand and made to order:
all warranted to give satisfaction, A full assortment •
of STRAW HATS, Men's boy's and children's tansy.
I haSe also addgd to my ytock, Notion. of different
kind.; consisting of Ladles and GenVa Stocking.
Nock 4 los , Ponells,filovos,Thread,ffewing Bilks, Sole
ponders, Umbrellas, day Primo Soma auff Toluca°,
Alwyn on hand.';
Give me ITIO call and eiiiinisie my Wei. as I Thal INIl•
tided of pleating, bosl J das pelnkrmontg, •
•• QIII A.
' pp, 30 North thiumr St,
ITUtNISHING STORE.
GRIND OPENING :OF SPRING
AND OBI= GOODS!
FOB MEN, It OUTII,',AND BOYS' WEAR,
at the old nod well known atom of
ISAAC LIVIN6STON,
NO. 22 NORTH HANOVER STRNET,
. I . l 7; , a e w b o e l , :cn ni ln a g ke t a bz . la o t w ea n t
t n o oir i e w lel t e r s a ln e large varieties.
Flue French, Saxon, English, and Domosilo
i
`CLOUT,
SATINETS, TWEEDS, LINEN,
COTTONADEB,
rondo pp lan superior style, or sold by
,tho yard, at
tho lotrost prices. If sold by the 3 ard, no charge
for cutting.
A oploodld lino of
ANT LICIIIEN'S PIIIINISIIING 000141
TRUNKS, VALLUW,CAIWETBAGS,
UMBRELLAS, BUTTONS, BINDINGS,
A general lot of Tailor's (3 oodia
Tho In style Clothing In tow n I }
Tho best mode Clothing In town I
The hod 'assortment In town I
/Our kook of Piece Ooodi( for
Customer Trade,
upwlor to any In town I
Tho lowest prices In town for the
IMMO quality of goods. Coll in. No
trouble to show our assortment.
No. 22 North Ifancirer ttreot, Carltitle.
Ektablisbegi 184%
fmn7o-ly
Carriage Building and- ver
CARRIAGE RUILDING IN 4J
ITS BRANCHES, ANA REPAIRING
AND AT REASONABLE RATES.,
. _ ..
CARRIAGES, - ' - CARRIAGES,
. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
CA II It I AO ES, CARRIAGES,
CARRIAGES, • CARRIAGES,
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
CARRIAGES,CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES, , BUGGIES, - BUGGIES.
Buuta 11, BUGGIES, RUGG IBS,
BUGGIES, . B [ UGG ] IES, BUGGIES,
BUGGIES, . , • BUGGIES,
BUOGIEs, BUGGIES, BUGGIES,
BUGGIES, JUGGLES,
EUI R 3
:BuGGIEs, BUGGIES Nls
SPRING W4GGN9,SPRING
WAGONS, -
SPRING WAGONS, ORIN() Iswous, -
V SPICING WAGONS, - • SPICING WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS, SPRING WAGONS,
SPICING WAGONS, SPRING WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS, SPRING WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS, SPRING WAGONS;
A I ways ou hand, or pod° to order
CAItRIAOES,
FOR 000 D HORSES
-80couti-banow.g.64.. or .1; kinds, taken In
.:‘.11 , 0,00 for Work.
A, SENSEIfA.N
QM
Still at work, and loritee ell kle old enetomwre,luid
the public In general, to giv•blm p non.
Remember the old establiehed ninon, on MI
STREET, north of the Railroad Dopot, csiam
Pa
EM=EI
FIRST CLASS 41-PERT
In conueetion with thoaboro establlehment
12ma700m
LIVERY, SALE, AND Etbll4.NOs
STABLE.
J, L. STIRNER & BROMER,
In roar of ➢eula Ilotise
HORSES AND CARRIAGES TO 11111.11
ON ILZAEONADLE 71005, AND AT EINOILTIIST NOME
CIRRIA9ES FITRAIBITED FOR FUNERALS
AW N. ➢. Stable room for BO bead of horst% oo
kuep.
171 b7O
DE HAVEN & BROTHER.
5-20'S AND 1881's
BOUGHT, BOLD AND, EXCHANGED
MOST LIBERAL TERMS
Bought and Sold at Markot rates.
COUPONS CASHED
PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS
ought nod \Sold
Stocks bought and gold oh Columbalon only
CHICAGO,
DAN - VILLE AND VINCENNES
FIRST KORTO.tOIi ' T P. 6.
For gale at Ob and accrued interest
Accounts rocelyod, and interest allOwedm,datly,
Bttlaoct to etioeltat tiled
DE HAVEN'
No. 40 Soya!, ThirN 'street,
27Jau7Oly
COAL ANb LUMBER.
CHEAP COAL 1
50 CENTS ItEDIITTION,
on current market rides.
Lorborry.:
Llocoln Rod Aeh...
Lykann Valley
Bedelmoro Coal
Coal delivered to all parts of the tows et Um above
ink&
Order/ subject to any change' Ituanediet at
time of shipment. . , ,
Harmer, end Limetuttnere,Mimit the nu. the
Cumberland VelleritedtroMl. fu el It Woo.
ritathatir low rabbi;
(Newlin* id* eipstelt,
, BIRCH
••• • eorapr,ollll4l4.olll.l7!towth
Carlisle
CASSIBIEItEB,
VESTINGIB,
MARSEILLES, AC.,
largo variety of
BUCKLES, SO.,
ISAAC LIVINUSTOII,
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I will uxeliango
BUGGIER, on
SPRING WAGONS
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GOLD
PHILADELPII24.
Am% Mjg.
4LO 676
4 150 6 76_
4T6 , 680
666 6'86