1
1 1
H
1 1
he undersigned Offers for sale
I u.i
I avem-stand; -utnate in
the borough of Lon tto
The houss
ii large and well adapted f r ' busi
ness, Two lots of r.-.urtd, "with all
the necessary out buildings, a good well of water
and cistern in the yard. If . not sold t bortly it
will be offered for rent for a term of years, -
Aptly to the subscriber, living near the premi
ses. . ;. v- rr.L orw P. J3, SEIELDS.
Lorttto, Ang. 26, 1S57- 12-- .' ..' '-.
BLANK nmmons, Sabprcna'a.'Exocutions
Taveru Petitions, Bond, Ac. for &le at
God Save the Commonwealth.
'proclamation of General Election.
TTUI.SCANT TO AN ACT OF GENERAL
SL' A?nibly of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania, entitled : An act relating to the elections
of this Common wea'tli,' approved tho second
d.iy of July, Anno D .mini, thousand eight
..in h: I anl thirty nine. I, JOHN ROBERTS,
High SheruTi-f ti-.e County of Cambria, in the
itato of IVunsylvaiiia, lo "hereby mak known
nni i,iTs notico'to the electors uf the county afore
a;J,.lLat a GENERAL ELECTION will be held
in tV.e sal J - county, of Ci'ubria. on the second
Tuesday.., (and 1 3th day) of October, 1857 at
which ti'..o State and County officers will be elec
ted, t.j v.;t : r .. , . .
One person to fi'.l the office of, Governor of the
C.-r.mou wealth of Pennsylvania.
One person to fill the office of Canal Cmmia
s. n?r of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. '.
Two ucrsons to lill the office of Judges of the
lAiiprcf.ii
tvivuni.v
Curt of .the CumnionweaUh ol renu-
" Ou person to 11 the office of member of the
House of Representatives of Pennsylvania,
One parson to fill tho office of Commissioner
f r Cambria county. ; ' '
Oi' pension to fill the office of Auditor for three
years for. Cambria cwmty. . -. i
One person for Director of the Poor and House
of Fmp"; yme.it for Cambria county.
Ono person to fill the office of Treasurer for
Cambria county. -
Oi.e person t j fill the oQice of Register and Re
corder for Cambria county.
The electors of -'the-district "composed cf the
Borough of Ebcnsburg, to meet at tho Court'
llnuse in said Brough.- "
Tho electors of tho 'district com posed ff the
township of Cambria, to meet at the Court House
in tho B .rough of Ebcnsburg.
The elector of the district comjKjsed of the
township if Carroll, to iiir t at the School House
in Camlltow., in said township - ' '
Toe electors of the district composed of the
tviweship of CLtst, to meet ' at (ho &luxil House,
o i th farm of Kiehar J J. Proiidfovt,iu said towp
e'ip. ... , , . . . --j
'i'ri' electors of thcditrict .'.coiapxved' of the
Jr.ri'tigh of Lirotl.V, to nioct at the School llouso
in said r5on.nili. '
The electors of the district composed of the borl
ou'.t of Summitvillo, to meet at the School House
iu said borutizh. ,
The flectors of the district composed of tic t
township of Allegheny, to meet at School House J
No- "' townanip.
Toe cltvUirs of tlw ilistrirt cvnprKJ of thn h.ir
otiii Jnhn-tto-A n, to liuct at tiio Mansion 11- n c
in aid IJonaigh. "
Ti.e electors if -Hie ilistnvt Miiip-ed 'f the
iroiih of C m;ii ntxh. to meet; at School IloU.-e
No. 1. ir- said B-jraui.- w f 1
Toe cicttiim of . ll.e district-coniposetl of the
t.)iiship of tCieauid, Jo uicct st the.iiousuof
J 'nH. Ijnla.ss, in said tr-vnhip ,fi :J
The electers of the di.-trict c..n.H.ea of Uie
t a nshij ot Jackson. t ment at tho house of
lleury Hagr.iu Raid towitt.hirr. ;
i iie olectxis of the uUtiitt cimpsod of the
township of Richland, to meet at the house of
J-'b Kring, in said township. ' ; . . , '
. The e'ectora of the di(ncl cnio6ed of the
towusiiij f Mackliek, to mrot-at tt bouse of
Adam Meakin, iq the Village oftlielsaiiOj, in said
towuship' . , . t.
The eit-jtoricf fUie;diatrictonnpot;cHl of tho
township cf SjsifloTiahua, 'toiutctat the iioute
.f jiattircV C niiradVin' Said toVr.ship."
Tue elcjUirs of the district composed of the
township of ' Washington, io meet at tho School
llouie situate at ,thefoot of Plane No. 4, in said
township. . t.
The elect"rj; of the iltric composed of the
township or White, to' iueet at School House No.
1,' in said township." '! :' - "
-The -eloitrrs of the disf tirt comivsed of the
itewiubip of-'Mauktr, to tnec- af the-vr bouse
( Aujriutiue Durbin, iu the village' of 'JIunsler,
6n said to.wnshif . " " , , "' ' ' m
The elsct! of ;rTi: distrH C -nipped; of the
tovnhrp f Ootieinaugli, to iiccf'a.-i follows, viz :
- lot'iot No. 1. -.id that part Of said iownhift
f Coneu.auh, bounded by tho Somerset, cxmaty
fine, tfce SUuy Creek River, to, Johrutown Jior-
ough hue, the nC4 by liac cf . sail IWough to the
junction of the Stony Creek and Little Conemaugh
lUvers, tlicnce np Litlle Coiv maugh to the large
a.tiu?dtn:t across Jlsngsion'a Run, thence down
Xhe Iiig. Cuuomanh .River to tan Westmoreland
Co. liue, thence -along said line to the Somerset
Cj, hue, and place of I vgiuning to meet at School
Hoae No. l?,4aOantbiiaCity, iu said townsJiip.
District No. i.-rAU that part of said township
bounded by. the Coumaugh -River and Penusyl-
vama Cmal, K'Va. tna snuul . acqneauct across
HiuksUttt liuCj to-the large; aqueduct at Johns
jtown theucevby Couemaugh JJorough and Cone
maugh River to Suutnierhill townsbip line,thcnce
by Jackn to vuship line to Indiana county line,
then.- by the same to tho place of begiuuing to
Vneet at School House Nu,o,' ucar the t evidence
of John ll adrick, in said township. . v v i -.
District No. 3. All that part t said township
liouuded by the C"nemaugh iiorwgh.line and the
Coaemaugh river, to UielUcblad t wnhip line,
the Stony Creek-Kiycr and the Johnstown lkr
cagh line, ta meet at ijcbool House No. 10, near
the farm ff -.the licirs of David Singer, dec'd.,in
aid touslip.
The electors cf "tho district cotnji'Wrd si tho
towchip of Sumrncrbill, to inot fts.fbHwB, .mz;
. ptstrict No. lf-All that part of sa'id.towuship
lying on the eastern sjde f the division, ,lindiv.
linjf said fownsbip hito two election districts, said
division line beginning at a cotnTir of,. tract: of
land warranted in. the uamcs of. Alexander Car
lisle and Samuel Grifhu, Uu.ne mi th degrees
vret-70'perches AheVGalbraith- Vtxul, it'being
tbifidivijhij in;bfte6 nirnerhi-and.'CattV
brU townships. TAgAiuetueiiciog at the cr
hrof tha Aleiai4.UrjCajlLiloAadtamuel Griffin
tracts, tlnence aouth.20degreesj .1340 jwcqes
tlti South Fork ofiJje Conemaugh itirerttfAieet
at the School House ia the town, of Jefferson, in
aid township.- ; ;v ' .'. '..IU
District io. 5J"A1J that part of said township
lyWgloh thqVestern nJe f the said division line,
to meet at the School Ilousfrnear the town Sum
tnerhill, in said, township. f , ....
The electors "of the.di?tricf rOo'poseJ .'of' thai
tart of Allegheny township bounded and desert
Led as follows, to wit Beginning at ,the line di
viding Blair and Cambria counties at t point on
the dividing line of two tracts of 1ana,'p'ue"bf
"hich is varrantel in the iianie'of Aaroif Bjw-
n; al the othT in the name cf'Mary.IJowf a arid
Venus Jwjs thence "aobth 80 degrees "w'rt,t' '".8
at a. . . . m '' r i '
1 ercr:f . thence eoutli 20 drrew
dfrrew wekt.tp a pymt
Buroon can roadl thence along said
road to the township road leading to Burnt Mills,
thence south, 13 degrees west.86h perches tO; Je
rome Dawson's milla and houao, thence along the
township raid to B'irnt Mills to dividing Ime be:
tweai Allegheny trad Washington townships
thence alonf, Washington township line to dim
ion It ne between Cambria and Elair counties, to
meet at the school house in the town of CaHitx:
in, .in said dUtriet and Nicholas tNagle will be
judge, and Charles O'Hagan anil James Crouan
inspectors of said election till others are duly elec
ted. .' " ". ,i s " : .i - ' v . .' ..
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITXTTION.
I also hereby, make known that at ' tho - same
time and place the following proposed Amend
ments to the Constitution will be voted upon, in
accordance with an Act of Assembly,' approved
the 12th day of May, 1857, S3 follows : "Where
as, A joint resolution proposing certain . Amend
ments to the Constitution of this Commonwealth
has been agreed toby a majority ot the members
elected to each House of tho Legislature, at two
successive sessions of the same, the first session
commencing on the first Tuesday of January, in
the 5 ear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and fifT-six. and tlie second session commencing
on the first Tuesday of January, in the yar of
our Lord one thousand ight hundred and fifty-
seven
And Whereas, It is provided in tho tenth arti
cle of the Constitution, that any ameudment so
agreed upon shall be submitted to tho ieoplo in
such manner and nt such time, at least three
months after being so agreed to by the two Hou
ses, as the Legislature shall prescribe j therefore.
Sr.c. 1. By it enacted by the Senate and House
of Ilevresentattves of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania in Oenerul Assembly nict. and it is hereby
enacted by the aidhority of tlie same. That for the
purpose of ascertaining the sense of the citizens
of this Commonwealth' iu regard to the adoption
or rejection of said amendments, or either of them
the Governor of this Commonwealth shall issue a
writ of election directed to the Sheriffof each and
every county of this Commonwealth, command
ing thera 16 give notice iiv tho usual manner, in
not less than two newspapers in each county,
provided tliatt so. many are published therein-,
that an election will be be Id in each of the town
ships, wards and di3twct therein, on the the sec
ond Tuesday of October in th.yoar of pur Ixrd
one thousand eight hundred and nftv-swen, for
the puri-ose"bf deciding upon the- adoption -or
re-ection of the said amendments, nr any of them;
which said election shall be held at the places,
and opeuefl and einsect at the time at and within
which the general elections of this Commonwealth
are held, opened and closed ; and it shalL bo .the
duty of the judges,' inspectors and clerks of each
of said townships, wards ami districts to receive
at tlie said election tickets either writteu or prin
ted, or partly written and partly printed, from
citizens duly qalified to voto for members of the
Gen. rsl As.cmliy, and toi.eposit them in a box
or boxes to be for tha( pvtre provided, by the
propir officers ; which' -tickets shall be respectively
labelled ou the outside, "first amendment," "sec
ond amendmens," ""third, amendment', and
"fourth amendment," and those who are favora
hie to said amendments;,, or any pf eiaratc writ
ten or printed, or partly wntteu.or printed .bal
lots or tickets, containing pu the , inside .thereof
the words, " for the amendment," and those who
are opposed to .inch amendments, or aur of then);
may expresa fheir'opposltioijjhv .voting each as
)u;iuy separate written or printed ballots or tick
ets containing. oil the inside' thereof the ; words
against the amendments." , . - ? ,
, SrC- 2. That the diction on the said Vironosed
amendments .shall in all respects be conducted as
U: genercl elections of this Commonwealth are
now conducted ; and it fchall be" the duty of. the
return judges oi tlie respective counties and dm
tricts thereof, first . having carefully ascertained
the n umber jf votes given fr or .against each of
said aineiidnient m the' manner foresaid, to make
nit dupltrate retnrntriereof,'rxpressed irf words
at Iciipth ani not in figure only, one of which
returns so made shall lw lilel in the prothono
tnry's office of tbo court of common pleas of the
proper county, ana the other icalea and directed
to the Secretary of the Commonwealth, and by
one of said judges depotittd forthwith- iu the most
Convenient post onice. s
Skc. ft. Tliat- it further lc the duty of the Sec
retary ol the Commonwealth J on receiving the
said returns, for and. against ?aid amedment. U
licliver the same to the Speaker of the Senate on
or deforo the :rst Monday after the organization
of the next Legislature afitr the said returns"Bh'all
so lo received, who sludl so open and publish the
some in the presence of the members oft he Sen to
and House of Representatives on the next Turn!ay
tlsTeafter; and uhen the nmnWr of votes given
for and against said amendment shall have-been.
summed up and ascei tained,.dtiplicatc certificates
thereof shall be ined by the Speaker of the.Seni
ate and Speaker of the House of R'-jM-csentatives
one of which shall bo.filedin the r fiice of tlie Sec
retary of the, GoTimopwcalfh, and the ether de
livcred to the Governor. who;c ;nln,ty; it haU ;l e
to declare by proclamation whether the Amend
ments; or air" (Tl&rri.r bare fliesiiJr'afe not
been approved and ratified by the citizSns 6f.tb
ComrnonweaTth.;' - .'-n ; r-.. . , ;r " .. . . - X
Sec. 4- That the, Sheriff j..u 1 GmiinLssioners of
the ciy :uid.cuoty of Pbitadf Iphia and the sev
eral counties of th;s Coin moiuvcalthliHll do and
perform all tlie duties and actn 4ir-ccFsary by them
tobedone to give effect to. and carrj- out the provi-J
Wnvrt U1W act.-. .. .,1 .tuit fv.:;i
i - 1 1; : i I. XA WHENCE GETA.i,S;ti .
. . Speaker rf the" Ikilise oftJ2rpretntafiresi'-
. .':' '. ; -j DAVJD.TAGGART,. 1
;- . .-t a Sjttaltr bf the. fknat.'
APrFOVFFTbe twelfth day-, of . may Anno
Domjnj otJ.thonsand eight hundred andvfifty
seven. . i s j'. A
JAMTS POLLOCK: -7
fl 7 If A fJ ?l V, .1 it ri 1 J 'i
tSOIJTIONSi PROPOSING 'A MEXlM
I .meats to.the cop6itution.9f..tliOyjQnmPi
. Mspli'cJ ly.theenate am JLaise, of Ipr&ncnia
the of the Commomrealth of Pennsylvania in Gen
eral Assembly me( : That "the following amend-
irii at. are'rrf
CoinmMi wealthy tn accrdaficcrTri rli pr6'
iriiifins of
the tentn article thercot. -
FIRST- AM EXDMJNT.V Ct
There shall be an '"idditifonal '"article ;fq 'aid
Omstitntion to be1 designated fts article cleverin"s
follows:'' "' ixi 1 -i "".u
ARTICLE XT. f
( .( OF PUBLIC JDEBTS.aiw t'
Section 1'. The State may-contract debts r to
supply causual deficits or failures in 'revenues,-or
to meet expenses Iftot StRorwiArf provided for ; but
the aggiegate amount-.of uch'j1ebts Jdircrtand
contingent, whether contracted by vhtuef one!
or more acts oftb GeverJ jWeeably. or at diff
erent pericxls oTfimehaTTr;cvcf cxcecd seveq
Kdrtdred hYid 'fiHnousanfl'aollars. and the motl
ey arisinfrom thc-ereatiori of each debts; shall
be -applied to the fpUrpoae "for which it -ras ob
tained; pr to repay the debt so contracted, and lo
po other; purpose Vbatever.I'UiAV-tiO.l.li't,' l
7. Section C.'In additioario the abew' limited
power the State may coutract debts to repel itiva
sion, suppress insurrection defend Hlier Sute!in
war, or 'to redeem Jbe present 9ntstanding indebt
edness bf einf Stat but" tlie'moneVs arising from
the COnTficyng dTsuch clebls jhall br applied to
P"?01! (r?'W50 ia waajrisfedor to icpaylsttch
ueuisainp pouet -xmrposeiMWEt-f9
StxjtlffiJ&tJ provide for the payment of the
present debt, and any debt contracted as Jforesaid,
the Legislature shall, at its firfct sestion-After the
adoption, 4 this amen inent, create A sinking fund
which" shall lc sufficient to pay tho iacewring i
trf OD rucli.debt, auj anmtaHy to' reduce the
Ecxtoif 8 Jixcept the debts abcxre specified,
inecjkrt4 oifc fcpd) tio ofiis iftiffe ioJleb
princ!paHbereof,by a,svtm , not less than two j
hundred" and fifty thonsand dollarsVwhich sink
ing fund shall consist of the net annual income of
the public works from time to time owned by the
State, or the proceeds of the tale of the same, or
any part therebr, andot the income or proceeds
sale of stocks owned by the State togegher with
other funds or. rceouicee, toatTmay be .detgnateu
by law., jrThe said sinking fund may be increased,
from time to timothy assigning to it any part; of
tlie taxes, or any other revenues oi tue jstate, noi
Required :for the-oxdinary and current expenses of
govettSivent, and .unless in case of invasion or in
insurrection, no part of. the said . sinking fund
shall be used or applied otherwise than in extin
guishment of the public debt, until, the amount:
of such debt is reduced below the sum of five mil
lion of dollars. ; - r -. -i.T '. -: ' '
Section 5. The credit of. the Common weal yi
shall hot, iu any manner or event, be pledged or
loaned to any individual, company, corporation
or association ; nor shall the " .Commonwealth
hereafter become a joint owner; or stockholder, in
any company. association or corporation. ; : ..
Section 6; The Commonwealth shall not as
sume the debt or any part thereof, of any coun
tyi city, borough, or township ; . or" if any corpo
ration, or association unless such debt shall have
been contracted to. enable the State Jo repel mva-
sion, suppress aomesuc insurrection, aeienu it
self in time of war, or to assist the State in the
discharge of any portion of its present indebted
ness. . ." '. .' , . . .
Section 7. Tlib Legislature shall not authorize
any county, city, borough, toWnship, or Incorpo
rated district, by virtue of a voto ot its citizens,
or otherwise, to become a stockholder in any com
pany, association or corporation; or to obtain
money for, or loan its credit to any corporation.
association institution or party. j
PECQND AM6KDMENT. v
Tliero shairbe-ari additional article to an id con
stitution, 'to be designated as 'article XII, as fol
lows : . . .
- ' ' : I '-f ''ARTICT.I' XIl. '
, r i OF NEW COUNTIES. 1
.No county shall be divided by a hnw cutting
off over one tenth of its population. (either to
form a new county or otherwise.) without the ex
press assent of such county, by a vote of tho elec
tors thereof ; nor shall any new county be estab
lished,' containing less than lour hundred square
I ' : ' TniRn ' AMENriMKST. ' . " ' 1 '
I Frorn section two' of the first article of the Con
stitution. strike out the words,, f'of , the city of
Philadelphia, and of each cnvntti repecuvelu i
from 'swrtion fivt.-pame -articler -trik int the
wordal 'of Philadelphia and of the several coiui
ties from section, seven, name article strike Out
the words, 'neither the city of. Philadelphia nor
any .'' and insert in lieu thereof the words, "and
no " and strike out "section jour, same article"
and in lieu thereof insert the following rV . r,
"Section 4. In the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-four, and in every seventh
year thereafter, representatives to thejijffiiber of
one hundred,, shall be apportioned and distribu-1
ted equally, throughout the State, by district,
in proportion to the number of taxable: inhabi
tants in the several ? parts . thereof except that
any county containing at least three thousand five
hundred taxable, may-be allowed a separate rep
pwntatkm ; Imt no more than- three countiw
shall bo joined, and no county shall be divided,
in the formation of a districts t Any city contain
ing a sufficient number of .tax alJes to entitle, it
fo at Jeaiit two representatives, shall hwe a sep
arate representation'asRigned it. and shall be di
vided into convenient districts of contiguous ter
ritory, of equah taxable population as rear as may
lie, eacH f each of which districts shall elctonc
representative'IOii;' UOO
. .At tlie end of section wn same article, insert
these words, "the city of Philadelphia shall be di
vided into single senatorial districts, of contiguous
territory as nearly equal in taxable population as
possible but no ward shall be divided in the for
mation thereof." . i i '
-Tlie Legislature at-,.its .first session after,-the
adoption of this, amendment, shall divide; .'the
city of Philadelphia into senatorial autl representa
tive .d'stricts in manner above provided; such
jdistricts to remain unchanged until the appoint
in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
forvii ei! I I iif ;. uiiisl mS'i
S ' FOPRTH i AJiWflJ r.STf I j 1
; There '-shall Leaq additional section o the
firstarticle of said Constitution (whreh; shall be
iiumbercd and read as follows :
Sectkk SO.'-l'hat'lJie-'IeglshiUtretihair. have
the jipwer, to. alter; 'revoke oj annul, any charter
cf Incorporation hereafter inferred by, br under,
anj- speoifel o general ' law, i whenever iir their
opinion it may be injurious to tne citizens oi the
Commonwealth $ iu43u4hltiaruyrth6wever that
no lniusiice snan ue umie io-
i-th coriMMators.
I - .''.Vr.-vW..
TN-S-ESATEl'.'.laro't 27. 1857
I i&awretf'THat ibis trcsolution 'jiass. 0tn' the
firstwieridmen,t, yeas24,iays 7 ; on tho
mi.vt'riTrii.nr iiae a 4f ts G' irrt rl
second
D T 1 1 h p
fctVrom.hr iq M.f
Lp; tv hamerslV'
lErfi-act
CEO
clerk.
1 ' ,: WA? Of CUJJTIN
. . Srcrebxr'j of the 'Comnto'nireafffi
Penneyhanias'i " " -J Is " ' v''vv
l oo ccp tiiy tnat tn.e above and foregoing-is
true and torrect copy 'of the Original' "Resoini
propping amendiiivuts'to'thJ Institution of. the
CoitirtbnweaUH,"'Avithl the vote' in eacbibranph'
of the Legislature upon the tmal passage thereof,
as at pears frorrr the. originals on tile In this office."
ri s. In testiitfoh Vfhcfeof, I have hereunto
' 'sot my haral and caused tale affixed tfc
seal ol ' itie secretary's -titticc,- the day "and v
alwvtf writteo. --.r J&i.w .f-)ri;j.Ti
" " " A. O: CURTIN
emsbBx "Secretary of the Commonwealth) fl
.XfJJ-JlC. Zlif Senate; March 27, 1857.
The resolution proposing amendments ' tn' flie
Constitution, of the Common weafh being indf f
couaiuerauon. - .- .
OnilSTiioArStn' J 31VM
NV ill the ijenata agree to the fist amendment ?
TbffVeas aqd nays were taken agrceabry to the
provisions of tlie Constitution,' and were as fol-
lEAs Messrs. lirewer, s.Br6wne, Coffey. El v.
CI TV.. tm lt .... J ' J '
Ayansj x evver., r icuniam, jrazcf, lOgram.O Jbr
dan.fl KiUiuger, Knox.-Laubach. Lewis.- Mwr.
Soofield, Sellers, Shuman, Steele, Sttwib We'lshi
Wilkins, -.Wright a.nd Taggart, tptakett-Vi.u
.nJATS leawT Crbbe (Jrcsawell, fj.Fnney ,
urcS6 t11 Aairose ana ooutner 7, .v r-
BoUm question was determined in the affirma
tive. rB'l't'. rtrl&
- l. - i:
AXUi -umoenate gree5 to the seccmd ainend
ment 7 ul ,j!iMTU(,:ol. !3 tw
f ."A'be j eas an4 pays were taken agreeably, te the
Ely, Evahs,Tetfer. rioriey. "Flenhiken, ingram.
Jordan, Knox, Laubach, LewjajMyer Sellers.
Shuman, Sou .her, Steele, SUajib,WeLdi, WiUi
V w'Sut al.Tiggart, Speaker ,23 1
V NAVS-Mera; Coffey,' Crb; Frazir,
lIa'rrjs,;.Ki)rmge'rI.Pwt05jLudficofield-8;
r.fjkj.lbc question deruined ip the tfEriUa
meat,' yta-iM na Vs 4": un'the Fouith amendment,
Vcus 23, ayf44 T) T '1 '2 t 0
Ik TiiE IlorsE or RErnrstKiATivEs.
i M-i,!l"Aja 2185' -
Resetted, That tiis rrsotutton' rAs's. Oa? the
first iirutudn.fcut, yeas, 78, najs'l? ;ou the.sec
oad amerdmcnl 'yeas 57 nay's '31 ; TbA the third
amenthnent. yeAs '72 'nyZ -pp the fourth
;ameadulcut7caif83n7P, :"A,1
. f r.xtract froui the JoiiraaT. J '
, .f . . r.iv JACO.l ZEtGLLWCfcr.
Filed in Secreta Tv'i office; Ma 1 857 . i"
On the question
Will the Senate agree to the third tt.mendir.ent7
The yeaa and iiays were taken Agreeably to the
provisions of the Const itmion, and ere -as ful
viz ; - ':' ." i , ' -
Yeas Messrs. Brewer, Browue, Krabb, Cress-
vr ell, ..Ely. Evans, Flenniken,"", Trazer', Ingrain,
Jordan, EiUinger. Knox, Laubach, Lewis. M er.
Scofield. Sailers, Shuman( Souther, Steele, Straub,
Welsa, Wiikins aud Wright 24.- 4
Nats Messrs. Cofley, Gregg, Harris and Ton-
rose i . . . i
So the question .was deternjuiod iu the aflirnia-
tlVe, . -r sj t, - ;' ,. ; ;- v
. On tba "ouestiou." '. . ..
Will the Senate agree to the fourth amendment?
Tho yeas" and bays were taken agreeably to the
provisions of the Constitution, and were as fol
low, viz : '
, ? Yeas -Messrs,. BieXvoV, Brown, Coffey. Cress-.
well: Ely, Evans, iienmken, grazer,
Ingram, (
Killinger, Knox, La u back, Iami. Myer.' Sco-
field, Sellers. Shumau, Souther, Steele, Straub, 1
Welsh, Wilkinsand Wright 25.
Nays Messrs.'- Crabb, Finney,. Jordan. and
Penrose- 4. '". 1 . ' ' ,', .'
fk the question was dotcrmircd in the affirma
tive. . "
.. : ; , ... i ; ;.
Ijf THE IlcC3( OI" RhPKKSEMATlVlji.
" v '. - . , Aprii 29, 1857. .
The resolution projcing amendments to the
Constitution of the commonwealth being under
contideration.
On the question." ; t ,
Will the IIouso agree to the fin.t amendment 7,K
The yeas and nays were taken agreeably to the.
provisions of the ConsUtutionndwere.Hs follow,
viz: - ., '".?.; -..-..-.--;. ; : ..... . ;
Yeas Messrs. Anderson,' Arthur, Backhouse.
Ball,. Beck,! Bishop, Bowery.J Brown, Calhoun,
Campbell; .Chase, . Cleaver ,-Crawfi id, . Dickey,
Enf,..Eyster, Fausold, post.r, 'GibU-n"-, Gildea,
Hamel, Harper, Hems, Heistarrd, ) Hibi f lillegas,
Hoffman, (Berks,) Imbiie; lune.-v.JicoVts. 4fu
kins, Johns, Johnson, K tuffman, Ktir, Knight, i
M'Calmont, M Ilvam, Motrhead, f Muinma, Lei
seorig, Longaker, Ixvctt, Aianear, Maugle Mua
selman, Nicitols, Nichoisim, Nun unachier, Pear
son, Peters, Petrikiu; Pownal!, Pun ell, R inisey,
fPliiladelphia,) Iiamsey. (York.) Reamer, Reoci,
Roberts, Rupp, Shaw, Sloan. Smith, (Cunbria.)
Smith, (Centre,) Stevenson, Tolan, Vail Vanhoor
vis, Tickers. Vocgbtlv, Walter; Wcstbrook,
Whaiton,-uu.iston, itherow, Wngiit, Zun
niertnad ud Gctz; fixakcr 78. i it n f
'A
NT-i-Messrs.Tiackus,Ticn8n DocV. Ifamil
ton, Hancock, liii)ei..Hrflinan.rLebanoiiy lasbo',
St rut hers. Thorn, Warner and Wintrode I2.r:-
: So the question Tvas ue.toriiiined in the afiirma
tive. 1 4 -.itn.w. -iru
On tbo question ,; , :- . j .'; '
' Will tho House agreo'to the second ametid-
ment"? -, .r f ,-r .
I The yeas and nays were taken agreeably to tho
provisions ol the voiistitution, ana were us loiow
viz
r I
YEAS--rMessrs.
Anderscn, Backhouse, ,
Ball.
Bock, .Bo-wer, Calhoun, Campbell, CartyEnt
Fausold.. Foster, UiMca, ll.ur.el. Harper, Hems,
Heistahd, Hillegas, Hoffman, (Berks,) H nisekee-
per, Imbne, Innes,- JenKins, Johns, Johnson,
Kauffman, Knight. Leisenting, IiOiigskerLot"
ett, Manear, Manele.-Mvain. Moorhead, Mus
selman, Nichols, Nicholson, Nunemacher,' Pear
Hon." Peters; Petrikin-PownTllr Parcel!, Rams',y.
Philadelphia. Ramrev, (York.) Jtenmrr; Jiob-
erls. Bupp,: Shaw, SloanJ Tolan .T.nl,jTregTitIy.
WaJter West brook, V barton,
Getz, Spcalcr 67. U "iu .
Zimniprniau jand
N ays Messrs, ArUut Auguatitie, Lackus.
Benson. Bishoyii Brow n, (h!",1 Cluvrr,' Craw
ford, Eyster, GibboncymamUt6nJ J incock Hill,
trode, Wjfteiw,a(ENVrtiglit;?.4 Rli
So the question was. lietcrnjinen in the aflu rua-
i tin the.questvon. .. ., 'n
j Will the House agrnc to, the tbird nrndinent?
' The yeas and. nays were taken agroeablv to the
provisions of U'O Coflstil'itioi. and were-as f 4low
iz : Jf v I P j I f V i I S j'J
YEAfc-fssra.AlVudcnkB;. BneVhoiise. Hill,
Beekf BcnSn ' Bom-.hfrfW7i.- Oal Cariip- i
boll. ClRse.X3ever CrkwfofrdJ Dikr F.nt.'Eys
ter. Fansold. Foster. tifl.bof rVHnmrl Hsrprt-.
TleinsJ Ileistand. Hill. HiPeirA. IIotTmani fneiksj
Hoffman, f Lebanon, Il'iHwkfftwJmlipt.' limes.
Jacobs. Joans, JohraonKanrTman. Kerr; -'Lei:'
Iongaker, Ijovctf. Menear.' Mangle. .'M'Calmont.
Moorbead Mummt. Mnaselman, NicholaNKnioU
son. Jinemaeher. rearn i 1 etersi l 'etnkiii .
pall . i Pnrcell, Ramsey, Yrk". f.Roamer. ? Per.!-.
Rnpp. Shaw, Sloan, Sitb Cambrin. Smith:
rCentre.l Stevenson. .Tola.n. Vail. Vanvoorhis.
Vickera,Vrgrit7rVn?cllerrWestbrook. WU-i
listonAVititorow. Wri-dit ,5Tunierrivan arm uotz.M
Speaker i2.:;iU is! 2. &r.f. .?!!
-. itr " 1 i1 i i- T.-l
; . ATS lies5r art1 it, hjho'uii'-. laimi.
7-Srl. .('"?, .;nt trl f-.s.I
I So Hie ueiUiinvas Uefcrji h iil 4 u..p.afi-na-
WiH-the Jlquso ; agree Jojbp, fourth,, anj-i
VY : ' -ilA V. .! l ua; -I
.Tuet'i"e',1f and. nayjjWnvtaUen agrj'ebZr.'o. tlie,
provisions of t"he Constitution, and were as follow,
j YBARliifer! A Wt n, rXrtbtrrTBncVliW'e.
Backus; Ball; Beck, --rinsmi Itb-boii.'.' Bowef,
BrownOalhoiin. -Camtilwll: Catty. Chase. Cb'sv
crj'Crawford; Iirkv; Br.t.. Fi-rtet FhusoMw Fmu'
ter.i'Giblionrr Gildea.' Hamuli lInrT"r Heins.
Iliestand, Hill. Hillegas. Hoffman'" f LeV-anno"
TToffman. Berks, iroiso'kipbet'.'TnibrieI''lrrrws,
Ljacotia. Jenkins, John."" Jnhnsnn; Kauffman;
Kerr, I:jfte7mkz?-Trir tartt Ma
s.sfauf TeJ WeCalf. TnhAhS;
f nsselniao.tf'lk ief mbk'tfftebnlsAri T&awnarher.
Pc-irson. PetorsPetrydrijPtwiwI'iP-prcrll. Ram
sey. fPhiladefphia.) R.im.cy,.rYirk,l .Renmer,
Juna, Smith, fCefitre. Steyen'cnn', 'TpV-inV Vap.
iYanvoorbi. Vickcrs." oe5btlv.'Vaorc
Walter. Warner ' WeslbtVVf Wti'a rtftn Wilns-
Jteeo. ivonerts. rtunn. naw-.m.-m, .-muo, i
te;iV1tttroftr Ztrrirnertiah'VrV'I Oefz, "Shcaler
N;T8jreMr?rf1r)o;F ?namtonrncoct.
triithers; Thorn1, WintrWdj!! and . Wright-".
So the qncsticjn.wns aetcrmined jn tlic anirma
ive .i;o ! !:S ..iv . ;'l UrtfU'M
' A - , . ... c . . , r
; -.ir'-SFXJBiETAaw'eki-Or-Fiz-TVl
J MtlisBtrBo; June;22ii-i&7rr
Pennsylcanim ss : ,f irW! s'sM-h"!
! I do certify that the-aboveand foregoing sa
true and correct conv-Qf.tbe.'Yeas'VanflNays"
taken on the resolntion.propoRingiaK,f'dta1erts
to the Constitution of the, Cprrjmon wealth, as the
same appears on the .Toijrnal of. the: twosHousrs
ol the General Aaaembjiv 'oft Vs lmroanwaiin
for the session ofl857.:4f'-,) t-rt.-t'if r'vjrw-lidll
i. .Jof Qfl .thJi WentyTieoofl day .f
June, ono thousand wgnt Jbunrtrefl Koa rtii-peT
en. ".iAGi CURTIN'b.T
Secretary ttf the Msnmoniceal&i
LI also make knrwa and. pje ipotkf as Ul. n.T
y the ltth. section of the aforesaid art I am (Ji-s
rectedf ''that every-person - excepting iuticea-f
tbAoeaee. who sbali bold anT" office or arpa4
rnent of" profit--or timst -niideT ihft pwernmMt of )
the United States; or oftbis 8Ute. or any city or
irieeTpoTaterl districtr'WTietbeT a crrrntpisioncd ov,
tettttt WberWse, it inordinate pfficf r."v
Who Is. Halt be erBployed bhrte'r thevleisla
tiveJddiclikr.y, or exeenrive depart rrirnt'of th;s
tafe trih United States cr cf any tlty or iftcor
Hme, IIouman,f LbAnantJ Jae bs,j Krrf iel'0.
M'CaunojrUMpnnmj eal.'nrjth' ("ajr.lji ia ,
Smith, "Centre,) 'Stevojison,, StruflierslTioru.
Vanvoorhis, VicKer9.wWajronsellor.AVafnor, Wiu-
Bishop. CarVi'VDoclc, GT-dea. .Uainiltori, IT-incwk.
ITuie, 'JehkTnSj'Krii.cbfT", LMohrin'g',,, Pya'n,
Ramsey, friiilndelpjiia. J . -PKberts" lriit"'efl
orated ijU.kt, od.d'iv tl at?evcjy njud
Congress and the S't.ite Txcislafure. imd ( f tl
tr
of
ic Se-
lect and common icouaci'ifcC atfcity c nusiis
sioners ofany ineApwaU'd district ,-ial.jrIiw in
capable, of bolding or exerclsicg nt tbe saiuc lime
the cilice' crap pom truent cf 'jndge msjH-tor or
clerk of jny lection of this Comiuou wealth; and
that no inspector or judge, or other fticer of any
such election.' shall be eligible to any office then '
to bo voted for." - . -; '-; ' !' I
'. Also'J'tlratMn the fourth section ''of thenct " of
Assembly. Wi titled "An Act re'ating to ciecfi"
tjons, and for other purposes." approved April
IU,' 1840, it is enacted that the aforesaid ' 13th
section ''shall not bo 'so '.construed as tf prevent
any militia officers ex borough officers frf m serving
as judge, inspector or clerk at any general or spe
cial election of this Commonwealth." ' ';.
: Also, that in the Cist section of said net it is
enacted that "every goiitral and sj 6cial election
shall be opened lt tw
een the hours- f eight end
teii in the foteuoon. and shall continue without
interruption or adjournment until seven ' o'clock
in tbo evening, wnen tne pons snail tie eioseu.
The general. Kixialj ity, incorporated district
and township elections, and.all elections for .elec
tors of President and Vice Presidettf of the United
States, shall he held and conducted bj tho inspec
tors and judge elected as aforesaid, and by .clerks
appointed as hereinafter provided. ' 1 u
No person vlndl be pennittctl to voto at any
election, as aforesaid, but a wluto freeman f the
age of twent y-onc" j ears or more, who sliull lave
resided in this Slate at least one year,and in the elco
tion v districf where he offers to vote -at least tin
days immediately preceding such election and
within' two' "years paid fa state or- county tax,'
which f hall have been assessed at , least ten ravs
ltefore tlie i lection. Bat a citizen of the United
States who has previously leen ti qualified voter
iif this Slate and removed therefrom and return
edvand vrhrt shall have resided iu tlie election dif"
trict and paid taxes ns aforesaid, shall be entitled
to . vote after residing in Ibis State sixJniontLai
Provided. That the white freemen, citizens of tlio
UuitecLStatcs,, between the ages of. 21 and 22
VearsZand have resided in the district ten iLijp,
as Rfurcsaidhbalrbd 'entitletl to vote, although
ibev shall not have paid taxes, . I , 't - ...
No-person shall ..be admittetl to vote whose
name is not rontaiieil' in the list of taxable in
li:ibitants'fufriishod by the commissioners, unless,
First; Jieprt duces a receipt for tho -payment;
within tw years, of , a-t-tate or. county tax, as
sed agreeably-. U the constitution, and give sat-.
isfactory pvidem-e either on his own ath or aflir-
matiou, orloi tho oathor.auirmation oi another.,
that he has paid such ft tax, or on failure to pro-
.duce..a-reccipt:-ball make oath of tho pajTiivnt
themf, or. Second, if he claim a -vote . by being
an. doctor between the ages of 21 and : 22 years.
lie.isnalLdepose on oath or afiirinatioii that he has
resided in the .State at least ono jear before Lis
application and make auch proof of Jus residtaife
-in the district a is required by this act, and that,
he chars; Yorily helie'efrom the accounts 'given
him, that he is of theage aforesaid, and-give such
otlier evi-Uuee a is required bv this act, -wliore-
Upon the name of th't person ao admit twl to vote
sliall -bo intortetl in the alphabetical list -by the
pinspectors, and a note made opposite thereto by
writing th word 'tax' if he shaU bc. admit ted t
vote bv reavn of having paiU tax, r tlie wonl
"age' if he shall lie admitted to voto by reason of
such age as shall be called out to the clrik. who
sbaii'iuake the, ukc notes in tlio list ol voters kept
bv them. , . ; .- - .i -i;..; : , ' ' '
Iu all cases'-whrrc the name of the per on clai
ming to vote is not found on the list iuruishcu
by the coroniws5oner and assessor, or his rigl t to
vte. whether found therern or not. is objected to
by nny qualified citizen, it i-hall lxsthe duty of
the inspectors 6o examin sslh peTujonjoath as
to bis qnaliflcarion. fcnd if ho clahr.s t-Vlrave re
stdd within fle"kate fr ono- yeav or more his
- .i i . r .t c i. . . a . 1. o
rwilli w:i iuilicirn prooi iiiercui. . wui uaii
make proof by at lenjt oue com petent. witness.
wltosliHU boa quahfled elector, that he has rti-
lol vithia ' e -district for more than ton flays
next 1inmi'diatelv precerling said i election, and
ahallalso himself swear, that .hi bna fide resi-.
lenee in pnrsuanre f his lawful cading is with-.
IB the; itisf n't. aiai mat uc am nni remove mio
said district for the purpose of voting therein. ?
Everv rersnn QTrthfil as aforesaid, and who
shall qiake liie. pfoiofjjf, mffiryfl, Hf iri1ence
and navment of Lixes n aforesaid . shall 1 admit.
te-t t vrfe in tlie township, waru, r uistrict in.
whlcti he shall resideT . -'.'
Ifany persrin i shall prevent, or attempt to
nrevent an- ouicer of .anv election, tinoer tins
act for litMing such eVction. rr wis or tl.natep
any violence, to a.ny su.cKofficcr.op slll interrupt
ot improperly inteift-re with bun mb ex petition
of his duty, W shall block up the window hr av
enue to niit window "wiicte the same rrwv ie Itoi-
dirr?. r 'shall riotoiislv disturb the peace at such
electiors -ov shall uo or practice intimidating
threats, force or violence witb a design to i all u
v'ce imlry or overawe any elvt--r or to prevent
him from vorBifctnTerrup tHfrlom of
choice, sudi a'peisrain inuvifftion sball'lie fineil
in aay.wua.Yiat-' t-xr cetTTiie five .tilrdrcfl .dollar!
and imprisoual ornytime not Jess Ttpm one
li nor ni.M iK-vii ta clvr- raontbi una if it
' ' - - w turn. ,
"Tstrjci, Xftoi" 44lvcrKlbchl oar.Dcc - ttjis
toiKiuhlWir!'nr"rtrrf rrrti ; led fo vote-therein, bf
m conviction. Jit h;Ul to rSAtenccd ray a Ucc
of not .lesf.'lliaii or.e Luifdretl dollars or mM e
i.bensan dolbirs. ariil lx;imprisonodor rifetd
les thnn $ax -months Bor .more ittani-t-wa yeartv-.-
he srfo.iTbiBestiiyfrV'ts-otts Aw ""frf FT
illl Vni Vi'lrn'l rf.flf flnV rAf el4firin. rW tl
ierson wbo-sball lia ve. received
numl erof . votes f n- juilga n 1 1
tiori-i-hail act as inspector in
case th person bo sliaU have received tl;elugl
estuumler:o.voe for inare-tort-ltall-netsUrnil.
tho person electe l iudtrelia!l.ppoint an irftpec-?
lor. in Ids p!ac. and in rVc the ierson.ler-tel
rhall.-nnt attend, then 4he inspector who eoeivd J
Iinbigbriuiniertvfaet.naiiarTiiuitapiiie-
tueb offence sfial! bV bad. that jW,rers.-vr fo of
fcnd'iig vcavJSva'fiiii"beTckvv'tard. or
hall m sl:onu.tro t ooiu . i v nre I He inai
n m piac--wn .-wr--. iihiiiii mi i.-,s vitive!v gnaranteej. ,jick Ilrar!.-c)ie can l
the board fn-'tbenaee f one hour aftv tbetim.e. p,, j,v thenseof two tea spoonFfnl tak.ti ar
fixed j-tfJiw. fot fheotKninr..of the elJtkn.- t-W jsnon as'thr iftjcK 1.41?. ' isiiJil Jil
finalified voters of the towO.ip. ward, or district b , .TJ.l.vierMtrrdjpvf r, f e,;ui iy stern.
for whiob Faalofficer j-bplVlwr.Vn elected; pre- j or (jir ,ad.eftVf4J-f iiincivl rftcr rrtirr
sent at theplavof eloctibnihaU. sciectf.tpeif: ' Bilious attacks 'yiebtrra"'b'!yV.-' VhVs'-ttV. ai n
Ihcir Ihiraber fc fiil aneh-. rtcanfyt. -.'it a.I j qronic DiarJ rfa (fifif.U 8f itrijlornre. Urer-
?'it bll Wnhe rlnty of r Hit several hwfiiw. er t rout J ctfrfcif44 htVe trte Tnvigrrator.
respectively to atterd at the iMace m hmrtm? ev- t
fry general? special t toA-nwnf- -election, nuring j
bf tbcnf -tibalFfrom Hm'o to time require."
i Pursuant to tbo provHions ntaine". intlv.
Act first aforesaid: thenndcreR r.f the a foresaid dis
tricts shall respefeetvi?aerbaVgeftof the certi
ficate or Trtnjrn, f -,th4"ir i esrKiye lisfri.-tsflnd
prod them at ainrrting of onr.uiuge fr-wn each,
tlistrict.-at the. fimrt noise.tn""OieBoroucV. of
F-bensburg.' on. the third, day. nfterfhe day of eec-(
f ion, lKng Frtday.t)i anUi, day.lr ITtotri .
. -. -.. ... , -l . r it .
1..1857, theji ani Hiere to o? ana rerior,qi .Jnc-sc.
liities reouircl if jUiem lanv...
a-'! ...
'A ud furr'.jf. amimlge. bv frickness or .una
voidable accrrcnt ,"is'unablcirv attend sa.ilmet-
ti
ingnfjujgfis, thc..rcrtificatc or , return .. afomaidl
rt clerks oi tne Election ol tne nisiriri wnn -.nan
do ifb-d pcrfoTrn the dntirs req'in'n-d of said JtKlge
"Givertl undef jry hand at my Hnc in- IJ-i-j
brirg. the i evtilth'day of Septrrt.ber. ih this year K
cf onr fjOrd.-oti thrnisand eight bundred and ff- i
Nates tie titt-sfcord
: JOHN ROBrTiTiV' J5 c:
iff.
; Te;t-T, IS"??
Vina of jriVing Tnrormation- ir the inspeetor arn ural oo'or frfrn pie'liVT 7T 6(J
judges when called on -in TTelatioii to thm Iriejitof For NiglitInit W IxJilt. retiring,
hny person assessed by 'tlenvrtvKaafsucb e!ec- and.it, is w a wan etl a sure prryertat.i v.
i3ns,"r sneh 'other mat tera in v4ation'ttliaa- ; ForFcniale ' 01fr'ur,VrB. it if'a"afe r.;r9
.cessment of rotor as the'5l ineT'fts either' . reme.lv as it removes ile raiV'e of 'tb'livrasr:
3 i "ill"
ALL
NoiHelhlitK' tor lha .lllhlhH J 1 1
.UL:ku.o.f. t oo ?., '
.M7.E CALL -THE ATTENTION OF ALIv
' T T .... old and young, to this W ndirfwl prep a-1
ration, which turns back to its original color, gray -hair
covers lhe head of the bald with a luxuri
ant growth removes the dacdiuff, itr bing. and
all cutaneous eruptions raur.es a rout'r.nal Cow
of the natural fluufs ; and hence, if tiscd as a reg
u'ar dressing for !hs h.str, will prestrve its ool
and keej it from falling tinxlfere tM fgr, in
all its natural beauty. - We call, then, "cpi n tba
bald, the gray, or diseased ia scslp.tot.fce it; arwl
surtly the young will hot.ag they val?it tl.t flow
ing locks or witching cuif, t.vef "le withoui ii.
Its praise is upon the loi;gtie of thoKi-ar.'?.- -
J Waicrtowu.Iass.', Ma J.'
PROF. 0. J. .-YVOUIJ : Allow mfe to attest tb "
virtues and -siagic power of your llur "Kesfofa
tive. Three months since, l'cing exceedingly gray
l,piirchas'.d aud sot:n commenced to p.se two bot
tles, and it soon began to tc't,"in lstoring (Le
silver locks fo tl.eir native color, and the l air
which was be foro diy and haish. aiid failing T. '
now became soft' aud glossy, v and it oraid fj
ling ; the dandruff disappeared,, aud the, s-ialp-- t
lott all the disagreeable itching, so aunoyir-j be-"
fore and fww I not i only look; but fecj yotirg
"again. Respectful v, yours, etc. ,
'.-- . : "i ... CIIAS, WHITNEY-,"
' New York! Oct. 2. 1855-1
PROF. O. J. WOOD Deai Sir After rra.l
ing the advertbement in one .f ll-e New Ywk
journals, of your cikbratel Hair Bcstoratire,. I
procurwl a lialf pint lottle. 8Ml .wsis sa inucii
pleased with it that I lont'nued its t:s f r . wo
mjnths,ahd am satisfiul tlmt it ia decidully. lLe;
best prep:irati n tiefore the public. . It at once
removed all the'.a-.iiidruff ami imp!tsa,at itching
from -the cafyiid lias restored my hair natural
ly, and. I liavc no' -'doubts permaninily . -
You, bayc permission to refer U me, . all v.- .
entertain any doubt of its notk:rfrrnif.eIl th'rt
is claiuit"! for if. . ; -;. .'..'"'; ..'.
-' MISS FEEKS, 26 Grccftwiih At.- I
:- - - ' . o. ,: u ,
I have usl Professor O. J.-Woo'' ILt'ivRrs- .
torative. and have admired its wonderful effecx..;
It restored mv bairwbiTcrtt hid. fa.llen- rtff ; it
cleans the head, and VeKlir'.hJ'ibaIr sfi anl
smooth much more so than oil. ! i . .i,
, ,; v 'Mary a: atkin.on; .-r
: I.oci8virie,'Nov 1,'1SCG.' , ; i
J .'.jx.-.- i i r . .. .. , . ' t , ,
1 State nf Illinois, Carlisle.. Jun 27,
I have used Professor. O-.L: norvl's IIair.ReM ,
torative, and' bayr ad mi ml its jer nleiful le .
My hair was 1 ceoiniug, ? I thought, pn iuati;rv
ly gray, but by,' the use of the JIci.ttrjit?:'it'!
has vesiimii its 'mriginal "cvlor, "fc.d, I 1 a. no!."
tbubt, ptrnuincntly so. -." : f,
: - v1; SirXNEY BREESE.'; '
, ... Ex-Scnator Tnitel Stales. '
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Among the many prcparalu-ns now in use t
the n"Storing. preserving riul beautifying the hair '
there are none that wex-n recommcml with rn'-re
confidence than Prot, "Wooil's Hair.. Restorative, .
now in general use throughout the .States." HJ
preparation possesses the 910,4 iayrgoratirg jiial
ities, an"1 never fail iff pf.xlucimr the roxti'ap
nv results when appHod aoVordirig M idireciion.
We rcfr ;'cur readers to the advertienK-nt f h" Y
few of the inrurm-rable 'crtiScarvs wldcli'l aye
la-eh sent 1y parties who ha leon lefii taj , ,. ;
it, and who feerbapv in" si vine testimony to it
wohllefrul effects proditml oh thern. ! ' ; . - -
O. J. WOOIX& OwPror.iic.tr rs; 512 P.road'wat-,
' New. York and 114 MstkWst-V-'fa. Mr.
For sale here by all Druggists.' fang. 6, 'it .' s ' r
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SAitDFomi's'' -
on li v e n n mud r. ?
riRHIS IS ONE OF. T11E GWiATEST SCIEN-
f X TIITC meiJicftl discoveries' ever rhae. ar.n it -
".dai!j-. working cures .alnirsr too prea.t to it ijrWl
It cures as.if by magic, even the rsl dose giv'tf
benefii and seldom more than rnebolt'ie is rc i -''"
4. red t' ctir .any kind of JJrer ; GmrUiit-fif-ni
tl e worst. Jaundice or Dyspepi,ialtciian3rn''"?
head ache, nT of which are the .result a he-
cased Ijvrr. . - - - - ..-
Hie Liver Li one of the prfpe!jalrcuTAtv.is. of
tlie human body, and whnit pr-i forma its furc
tious well, the powers r.f the system are full? Jo
vilorpd.. - Tlie stomach is alnjnf t ,cntirelyTf f rr.'-" 3
dent cn the healthy actun of the LivrVfi.f lh
proper perf rnianee of It si -fnnrtirtnii; "U"! Vim 'I
stomach isht fault;' the bowels are rt 1 tuxXrtxA -'
the. whole s?tem Frffeni in- "finsncrVa f liw
organ the I.iverl!aving erased Io.Triits tSv.txi 'i
For tbe'diteMea ff that crjfrn. i re of tbe j nrV-a
etors has made it his study: :m a i-ra'ctwf -f rrore
than lweutyxc.l!i,ihirs?,me. j-infdr tcre- '
with to coiilWeWltlMVRny.'"l'cisl.S'rxts lo
wno-n it t it.-iiijc.
i
To
person
1 troubled.. with J.i ver jnompfaixit in ajiv"
its forms, has init" to try' a tc"ltTc.' "'anil ccliv!eHJfs
H ctr
nn.
ill i ! !.; I
f J i ; rj i . A i l n
A
omptr.nn ns Peen lorrftcft. rVaoTvin!r
gnma-nnrt. exfrttng 1l.atpVre itMch riolMiCf
i i. .... . i . . -
ftr the,aytye UTiicffiribracwirif Tl.KtU'Hfts
remove all.moi l" A ?o has jrit-. Crf i -s-
.p,i'of
mavn
tuseae.
a .
a-rid
f fiVfirg a'r;fJirai rre 1
without anyof the flisanej-ablc' afff'rrts fiH
by using Caloinei sXIyeraWPokrriJ tlater
usually resort ex! io4
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"XirrOrsOrurtl
; TbTill wrio Vill f,.W tBe.:
. inr J yspepsia er .Iaur.f!ice;lprffMf g in the-
worui ac:
ts so fully t cnrrii fo, Qurck1 v a 0 jn- r
r. . It rcroovea all yellowness and unnat- -
J -CnUrvtrs.rTinPotkxi"VlifrVlbeTiNfrrt
fe frrHy? tHketf,' wl.ric ChcfliA, yields fr4dTjf?v
ft-w doses. -. ;rr
It mnt bf known That aJl'tl-We re Irrrr dir-asea.-orVansiHl
br T dcrargcd 'tJrer. and to
them nefyl a Lrrrn mediHhr rn.l r-re r-f gr.-
power. Tlie TnT VkMK-b'J irv.icite It
1 , r .. ' .
ff inrr.i(iuii f?" cia- nr-fTT l-f info f.: cr.inr
. i . mi. ... .. -
nai win mye.au uiarea a t.r-fr.1in'Trattm.
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r.r itnw uinnincr - n-h-.. a,n .. . , ,1 . a. r . w
lite. active ncdinal -.irvufs ixfraHtd frrm mV.v.
Fi ".X hf;',s9nU.inc.rl nl' .
ice their f t ccts, for nre ran 4?kil e .mc-iirise"
'wii,bout recriring.b ucfltV t-aciaas a pentle Ca
thartic, and hliMiVtal-- lfaVen in f-ufiri-i t
qnanutiea tn orTaTc Wl WweS ptlv. Tie
TBrt-.th.'SfUl 4heiv'talM WW .-vi
bbth tHJvt)t.;-.In -rir W foedirrre";'!
scarcely to tsstrd. -oW.wc, iJ -t, :i r.:. .''
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k...-wifv ,345 w, Ne-s-Artrj
i .Fovale tore by. a lTnps.Vt?rf '- I .'. Cr
July 29, If??. 7wi.
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