Dfinocnt nnb Sentinel.
ln!-:NSi;n:G & CRESSON RAILROAD.
J , ' iii'ti-r Monday,
Mav 21. JHCG.
1 this road will run as fallows:
,1- ; -v a it in
.- n . M.. connect in
with Baltimore
I xi r s.Wfst and Day Express East,
c 40 1". connecting with ThiU. Ex.
Y .f and !- y Express West.
,,Vb fiEssns ,
'JV. ;;0 A- M.. or on dejarti:re of Bait.
Went.
. i nn ftfr!irriirf oi me i iiiia-
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Phila delphia paper announces
hni-sioii to tli; t;ir oi .juiKiuian
a full-blooded negro".
.1 . 1 T . .1
J.
j- Ladies' and Children's Fancy Fur '
.)..!, Fareirn's, 71S Arch street Phila-
!,!,;., Stock luge. Read his advef-
. ..,,- ("J ive him a ca!!.
i.
t
lie greatly
r.r '
.Heal
t!!lii
4 and
j mm a is
manner in which
Conscrvnt ives ,r?
! c nft::' question h-foie the
t. m-i of :iiMi) yesterday after
,os. d to "drop the subject."
iMVK!id.t!o them. The issue is
.: 1 the record enn"t he opened.
,'vrv mil negro sullVnge and
T ad
eh :IV.
; ' (
; i ':-v ' on cue side, and" Cly
;i w Lite man's government " en
r. 'i hat's what's th-; mater!
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tn
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maintain
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1 States.
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iv. i ; . i -lot 1. 1 r". I :i.-. i.imi.ies
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it' . ,!-.t-" i ,.vi.iii'iT the s-rice.
.VIi'MF.:: SI'l'AIvS AND
YOTHS IT. S.-e p:-es 9ol
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; Me-. 1M! IV!! ti. Ti'ai a ln;ir.
:u! :;rtii t!i- S: :, ir.t"ii Iiu-ed.
."!A'Mi:ii .-j-ak? .or M.ia!l h-md so
ri to nii.l.e a p- i.'.u- lua.i S'e
rr--.. UssT. CLYMEIl ppca!3 for
'.-'iti r in ;-kv i tor tli, i R)Idii'rs.
I '." 1:U. UK YOTES FOU
Mil; !:;!.!, l'..u- 1;:2.
M iv. 1 s il CI.Y.M Fi: in!ro,l.ier
r M li.iioii- tor --t uritiLl (l ius for
!'. !v;iai i I jitii' r!.. Iae
. !:iy.
p! 'IVi
t . 'n;il:
I I. I ..il'.!'.
tli" -n:i-i ierat i
moves to
n of the i
. a:;d tii -v ::r(- n ad
and
l ay, 1 . 'i Ti.,- ii i'- piMfti-i 1
ia-r t'lii ri s.i!'i!:;i:i n-c. iv( I by
nn
the S:a:- au-.lio i;! r un the
M.d iiiEs'i'Eu r:.Y.Mi-:i:
troops,
not in-
iti'il to t:
. .Ian nary. 1 S -. J !Ci i'-i!i ons for ex-pn'-ion
of -f t i- I). Fii.-lit from t lie
S.':':i!i i f '!,' I i . ; ; t . I Scites intrudn--d
( I.YMFIf -OTES AYE,
o I
:. I :V.-s !,-: :n
f.il.-i-oi. -t rnt'd. I t
hut hv t!i ' I'i.iniii-s
h lends who both
vo; mi-jht be
y n!ir own people
..f air common
f. r a common
coiintrv as indiatinn e- n the t-liaht-
-t derive a d site to shield one who
''' It a traitor to the Kopnblic, I
vole aye " Fae 141
i l-Yhroary, 18G2 Thanks to Foldiers
and sailors for rarnin;: Io ano'ie Is
land. 1'orts Ili'iny and Donelson,
:o;d en;. luring Savannah. CI.Y-
17:
MER VOTES
AYE Page 238.
i1 l T
-O'l .I:i110-i
in lav;
iog F.
v, 1So2 CLY?IER vpeaks j
,.r r..t,iin twin f.ii. ,i,,.. 1
.,.,,.1, ; ,;! ;., I
1' l'i.in.1 States. Pages SS and 90.
S:h Ap.il l ST 2 REILLY, 1)
l)emocr!t,j
or V.oll ol j
in'rodncid rt'Solntiop. f
Honor of five Companies who
marched from Harri-dinn; to Wash
intfon, on lSrli April 1H01. CLY'-
MER se.-iks for it, and says: "It
is right and proper that this State
should know the names of those gal
lant men who, in the darkest hour of
our dire necessity, garrisoned the
capital and stood there ready to pro
tect it from destruction. l'age 874.
September, 1S02, Mr. CLYMEK
volutecml us a private ia Captain
Hunter's Company, and marched
i -to Maryland, under Col. Knoderor.
lPh F . hnnirv. 18(13 Amendments to
tin' Constitution, allowing soldiers to
v"t.?. CLYMER VOTES AYE.
1 .u 1G7.
niiiarv, 18fil Senate met a tie
between Democrats and Republicans,
Penney, the spr:ike refused to leave
the chair ihe law and Constitution
required him to do so The Demo
crats regarded this ns revolutionary
and resisted it, and refused to pro-
coed to business until Penney would
resign and a speaker be elected.
Oth March, 18(14 Fenny resigned, a
Speaker was elected, and the Senate
proceeded to business. Retween 5th
of January and 9th of March, the
Republicans atternpted to force the
Democrats to legislate! This was
resisted, and they voted Against pro
ceeding to consider everything that
was brought up, and invariably gave
as tbeir reason for so doing, that the
Senate was not organized. Page 3.
Mr. Johnson moved tcr jiroceed to
the considtrration of the Amendments
to the Constitution allowing soldiers
to vote. This motion was defeated
by a tie vote. CLYMER VOTING
NAY. Ueason given, the Senate
was not organized.
9th March, 18G4 The tie was unlocked
by the election of Mr. St. Clair, a
new Senator. The Republicans took
up the Constitutional Amendment
and passed it be fore. Speaker Fenny
resigned.. CLYMER did not vote
on its passage because the Senate
was not yet tjrgenized. l'enny then
resigned, and was re-elected Speaker;
Mr. CLY.MEU then, at once asked
leave to record his vote in favou
of the Amendment to the Constitu
tion allowing soldiers lo vote. The
Republicans refused to allow it.
ra?c3il.
30th March. 18GI Resolution intro
duced asking Congress to pay the
private soldier in coin or its equiva
lent. Page 536. CLYMER speaks
in its favor, and says : Jt is strange
that those who professs so much love
for the soldier should here to-day
resi-t a proposition so fair and just.
Fulsome praise you can give, it is in
your line, but when the soldier asks
lor the means wherewith to supply
his wife and little ones with the
bare necessaries of life, you turn your
lacks upon him, and brand as dis
loyal every man who advocates his
claims. If it be disloyal to stand
by, guard, protect and defend the
poor and humble against the rich
and powei ful. to be in favor of the
soldier rather than of the shoddveon
tractor, then I am disloyal. "
I 'age 538.
20th April, 18GT Thanks to Meade for
(!. ttyburg, and testimonial to Rey
nold introduced. CLYMER
VOTES AYE. Page 933.
ICth March, 18G5 Fill for the mainte
nance anl education of destitute or
phan children of deceased soldiers
and Sailors up for consideration.
CLYMER speaks for it. Ajypcn-
.?-, page f2. Votes for it ajijtcn
d.x, page Go.
At all times and in all places,
HEISTER CLYMER'
is admitted to be a Pure and Honest
Man.
Tin; .ti 4 inters.
Er.r.Nsm i:;, Augu:-t 9, 18GG. Flour,
SI 3 to 14 per barrel; Com, 1 per
l.il-hel; .F.eans, S1.2. to 2; liutter. oOc
per pound ; Egg- 2t)c per dozen ; Flax
seed, S2.0; Timothyseed, $3,50; Clo-
versecd, S ; CotFee, 33 and 33o ier lb. ;
M,,'.,.
75e per gallon ; Syrup, S'1.25
and 1.40 ; lhown Sugar 13 and 18 cts.
per pound ; White, 20 to 22c ; Rice, 15
cents ; Wool, 50 cents per pound.
05ilfillXS COURT S. 41, 1?.
By virtiiM ol an order of the Orphans'
Curt of Cambria ei-unty. to me directed, I
will -xpoe to sale by public vendue or ont
cry. at the Ibid of Iiwrence fchroth, in
the BoToti-jh f drrolltown, on Saturday
the 2nth day of Cctober next, at 1 o'clock
I. M. of s iid day. the following real estate
of which .John C. M'Guire, htto of Carroll
To. n-hip, died seized, to wit :
A piece or parcel of land -situate
in Carroll Township. Cajiihria County, ad
joining irtiMs oi c-liarles Anna. Wiiiiam
!io- : i it i .i
i .u rvniziie. .iu:n.iei iio;u aim ouiers, cm-
taining about 88 acres allowance, ab .ut 4 j
aere-i h"inf cleared and thereon errtel a i
two S.orv PUnk House, a frame Stable, a
Grist mill and Saw-mill.
Tkkms of Sale. One third to be paid on
confirmation of sale ; one other third in one
year tin reafter, witn interest, to be secured
by the Judgment Bond and mortgage of the
purcha-er; and the other third to remain a
lien on the premises, legal interest thereon to
be iiaid annually to the widow of the said
John C. M'Guire. to wit: Sarah J. now
; intermarried with Francis Inlow, from the
I date of confirmation' of said sale, bv the
j,tir.-baser, (hiring her life-time, nnd the
principal ather decease, to the heirs and
legal representatives of the saul John C.
M'Guire, or to the parties who may theu be
h gaily entitled to the same.
FRANCIS J. CURTSTY.
Sept. 20th, 18GG. 3t. Trustee.
?! Pfltl PER YEAR! We want Agents eve
UVJUlj rywhere to sell our IMPROVED $20
Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Un
der and upper feed. Sent on trial. War
ranted five j-ears. AIove salary or lare
commissions paid. The Osly machines
sold in the United States for less than $40
which are fully licensed by Howe, Whee'er
S,- Wilson. Grover Sc Baker, Singer Ok.
and Bachdder. All other cheap machines
are infringements and the seller or user are
liable to arrest, fine and imprisonment.
. Illustrated circulars sent free. Address,
or call upon Shaw fc Clark, at Biddeford,
Maine, or Chicago. III. May 31. 18GG.-ly.
ERRORS OF. YOUTH.
A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, "Premature Deca3 ami all
the affects of vouthful indiscretion, will, for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the receipt and directions
for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertiser's experience, can do so by
addressing.
JOHN B. OGDEN.
No. 13 Chambers St., New York.
Feb. 1st, 186G. ly.
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Rev. EDWAKD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings Co , New York
Feb. l, 18GG.ly.
Election Proclamation.
1)URSUANT to an act of the General As
sembly of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, entitled " AN ACT relating to the
Elections of this Commonwealth."
An-
proved 2nd dav- of July. A. D.,
1839. I
JAMES MYKRS. High Sheriff -of the
Canity of Cambria, in the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, do herebj' make known
and give notice to the Electors of the County
aforesaid that a General Election will be
held in the County of Cambria on the SEC
OXD TUESDAY, being th,e ftth day of
OCTOBER, A.J).. 18GG, at wh'ch the State
and County officers will le elected, to wit :
One person to fill the office of Governor
of the State of Pennsj-Ivauia.
Oiyj person to repre-ent the counties of
Blair, Cambria. Huntingdon and Mifflin in
the Congress of the United States.
O.ie person to represent the Cninty of
C imliria in the Legislature of Pennsylvania.
0 le person to fill the office of Register of
Wills. Recorder ol Deeds and Cierk of the
-O piums Court.
Two persons to fill the office of Associate
Judges of Cambria count3'.
One person to fill the office of Commis
sioner of Cambria county.
One person to fill the office of Poor House
Director of Cambria county.
One person to fill the office of Coroner of
Cambria cortnty.
One person to fill the office of Auditor of
Cambria county.
The electors of the district composed of
the township of Allegheny, to meet at the
office of M. Leavy, Esq., in the borough of
libretto.
18CC.
The electors of the district com posed r,f
the township of Carroll, to meet at the
School House in Carrolltown in said town
ship. The electors of the district com pored of
the Borough of Carrolltown, to meet in the
SchKl House in said Borough.
The electors of the iVu trict composed of
the township of Chest, to meet at the School
House on the farm of Richard J I'roudfooL,
in said town: hip. '
The electors of the district composed of
the Borough of Chest Springs, to meet at
the house of Jacob Wagner in said Borough.
1 lie electors ot tna district combosed of'
tlic the township of CuMifi.ld, to meet at
School House No. 3, adjoining the viila"e of
St. Augustine, in Sriid township.
The electors of the district composed of
the township of Conemauh, to meet at the
School House at Singer's in said township.
ft'l 1. x f .1 1-
i lie electors oi me district composed of
l,u l" ,r?uSl f V,otiemaug,i to meet as f.,1
. i , i. . .
ows: first Ward to meet at t ,e innn on.v
occupied by Teter Maltzie, in the First
Waid of said Borough; Second Wanl tn
meet at the house now occupied by John
Headiick, in the said Second Ward. ".
The electors of the district composed of
the township of Blackiiek. to nuet at the
house of Adam Meakin, in the village
of j
liei.-ano-m saul township.
The electors of the district composed of
the township of Cambria, to meet at the
Court house m the Borough ol hbensherg.
the town-hip )f Crovle, to meet in the j
School Home in the village of Summerhill.
in said township
The electors of the distiict composed of
the Borough of Kbensburg to meet as fol
lows: EasfcWard at the Court Home in
said ward; Vest Waul at James Myers'
Hall in f aid Ward.
j The electors of the distiict composed of
! the township of Gailitzin to meet at the
School House ui the town cf G.illitziu in
said township
The electors of the district composed of
the townshig of Jackson, to meet at the
lie use of Henry Rager.
The electors of the district composed of
the Borough of Johnstown, to meet as fol- I
lows : 1st Wurd at the Pubb'c S l.ool Hoti.-c.
No. 5. in said Wan! ; 2d Ward at the!
! Johnstown Hou-e. corner of Main and Lo
etist street, in said Ward ; 31 Ward at the
Foster House, in said Ward ; 4th Ward at
the Mansion, in said Ward ; 5th Ward at
the Remville lb .tel. in said Ward.
The electors of the distiict composed of
the Borough of L-retto, to meet iu the
School House of said Borough.
The electors of the district composed of
the township of Munster, to meet at the
warehouse of Augu-tine Durbin, in the vil
liage of Munster, in said township.
The electors of the district composed of :
the Borough of Prospect, to meet at the i
school house in said borough. j
The electors of the district composed Xt
the township of Richland, to meet at the j
house of Jacob Kring, in said township.
The t-iectors of tne oistnot composed ot ,
the borough of Millville, to meet at the j
Franklin House, in said borough.
The electors of the district composed of J
the township of SummerhHl. to meet at the j
School House in the Borough of Wiltaore. ,
in said.t.iwcsoip. j
The electors of the district competed of;
the Borough of Sumn.it vide, to meet at the ;
School House iu said B trough.
I he electors ol the district, composes oi i or siiail r.otous! y oistnro the peace . i sucn
the township of Susquehanna, to niret at ; election, or shall use or practice any intin.i
the hotue f Jerome Plott, in said township. ' dating thieats, force or violence, with de-
The electors of the district composed of sign to influence undu'3, or overawe, any
the township of Taylor, to meet at th ; elector, or to prevent him fom voting, or M
School House, near Johu lleadrick's, in said j restrain the freedom of choice, such ersons
township. ; on conviction shall be fined it: any sum not
The electors of the district composed of exceeding ?5C0. be imprisaned for arty time
the township of Washington, to meet at the rot less than one month, nor more .'han
School House situated nt the foot of j twelvemonths ; and if it shall ' r.iu.wn to
plane No. 4. in said township. j the Court where the tti'il of st:ch ofn-uce
The electors of the district composed of ! shall be had. that the person so offending
i!,m lioroiiirli of W'ilmore. to meet at the' was not a. resident if the city, war'., dis-
School House, in said Borough.
The electors-of the district composed ot
the township of White, to meet at the
School House No. 1. in said township. j
The electors of the district composed of!
the township of Voder, to meet at the Public
House occupied bv- Pe er Fink.
The electors of "the district composed of
ho Roron.th of Cambria City, to meet at i
School House No. 2, in said Borough.
And I further give notice, as in and by
13th Section of the aforesaid Act I am di
rected t, Tiiat all persons, excepting Jus- j
tiees of the Peace, who sh.tll hold any office j
or appointment -f profit or trust under the j
government cf tht United States, or of this ;
Stat or any city or incorporated district,
whether a com missioned officer orotheiw se,
a subordinate oi agent, who is or shall be
employed under jhe legislative, judiciary or
executive iepartment of this State or the
United States, or any city or ineorpor-.teJ
district; also that every member of Con
gress and the State Legislature, and of the
select and commou counens or any
porated district, is by law incapable of
holding or exercising, at the same time, the
lli e or appointment of Judge. lepoi t r.
or Clerk of any election of this Common
wealth, and that no Inspector r h Ige. or
other officer of any such election sou'! be
eligible to any office then to be voted f r.
A'so. iu the 4th section of the Act of As
sembly, entitled An Act relating to elec
tions iind for other purposes." Approved
the 10th dav of April 1P55. it :s enacted
that the foregoing 13th section sh id not Tm
so construed as to prevent any military ffi
cer or Borough officer from set viug as Jndgn
or Inspector at any general or rocc al elec
tions in the Commonwealth.
Also, that in the Gl section of sud Act
it is enacted that "every General and Spe
cial Election shall be opened between- th
hours of eight and ten o'cl-ck in tne fore
noon and shall continue without lnterrun--..
r aionrnTTiont. until seven o'clock in
the evening, when the polls shall be closed
The general, special, city, incoi porated,
district and townfhip elections and all lec-
tions for electors of President and Vice P.esi-
dent of the United States, shall bo held and
. , . . i . ......... . , ,n.1 .Tu t tp s
conducted ny me msi-eevo. .-.
elected as aforesaid, and by clerks appointed
ac herpii. after nrnvided.
No person shall be permitted to vote at
any election, as aioresniu, out.
f.f h or-of,f twentv-one years or more.
who shall have resided in this State at least
trie year, and in the election distric t whets. J
he oilers to vote at least ten days immediate- ;
ly preceeding such election, and within two '
years paid a State or Ccui.'y tax which j
shall have Wen assessed ut least ten d.ivs j
before the election. But a citizen of the I
United States who had pioiously vry. , '.
qualified voter of this State, and" remov;-.! :
t herefrom and returned, and who shad hav j
resided in tne election .listriot. and n:u.l i
taxes as aforesaid, shad be-entitled to vote
after residing in this State mx months.
Provided. That the while freemen, eitiz as
of the United Sutes, - betwten the ages of
twenty-one and twenty two ear oiel 1 avo
resided in the election district teu days as
aforesaid, shall le.entiiled to vote although
they shall not have paid their taxes.
No pers n shall be permitted to vote
whose name is not contained in the list of
taxable inhabitants, furnished by the com
missioner. unless first he produce a receipt
for the payment within two years of a State
or County tax assessed agreeably to the
Constitution and give satil".ictorj- evidence
either on his own oath or affirmation, or
that of another, that he has pai l such tax.
or -n future to produce a receipt, shall
make oath thereof, or. second if he c'uiin a
right to v .te by heiliL' an elector letnem
the age of twent v-one and twenty. two years-
t:e siiau .impose on onto or atlirmation that
he has resiued in the Stare at least -ne year
net. ire his application, and make such proof
i of his residence in t he d-stri. t as is rco'iired
by this Act ai.d that he d ies verily believe,
from tl e account? iven him. that he is of
age aforesaid, and givesnrh other evidence
as is retimitd hv this Act. wliipmu-.n tl...
i riame .t the person so admitted to vote
f-had be in era-d in the A1nhal.e-i.-al list hv
the Inspector, and a note made opposite
thereto by writing the word Tax " if he
shall be permitted n vote by reason of
hiving paid lax : or the word'' Age ' if he
11 O 1 ! . i
; snau oe aomnie i to vote ny ren.- n o
age shall he called out to the Clerks
shall make their notes :n the list cf
t SUCii
. who
voters
j kept by them.
In a'! sneh cases whern the name of a
person claiming to vote as fo'ind on the lis
furnished hy the Cimr.ih H ujf-r-1 and Asses
sors, or his fight to vote, whether found
thereon or not. is objected to hy any quali
fied cil i.ens. it shall be the doty of tiie In
spectors to f xamiiie such pers.ui on oath as
to his qualifications, a i ! if he claims to have
resided within the State for one year or
more, his oah shall not be sufficient proof
thereof, hut shall make proof thereof by. at
least one competent witness, who shr.il be
a qualified elector, that he has resided
within the district for mor.s than ten dtvs
next preceeding said election, an 1 shall also
himself swear that his b .na fide residence,
in pur.aiaiice of his lawful ealling. is within
the di.-trict. and that he did not remove into
said district for the purpose of"vot:vg
therein.
' Every person qualified as aforesaid, and
who shall mako due proof, as is requited ol"
his resilience, and payment of taxes as
aforesaid, shall be admitted to voie in the
township, ward or ciririct, in which heshdl
rcsid--".
" If any person shall prevent or attempt
to prevent, nv officer o any f lection, under
this act from holding such election or use or
threaten any violence to tiny such officer,
or shall interrupt or improperly interfere
within the execution of his duty, or shall
block up the window, ..r avenue to any
I window, where the ?ome may be holding.
trict, or township wiu-i
the sai l ilT.-nce
; was commute- and n t entitled to vote
; thei -in, th-. on conviction, he shall l.t sen
tence! to pay a hi.e not ic.-s tnt.n one nun-
he li r nvre than one tliouar.i dohars, and
ir.iprisoi.ed not less than six months nor
more than Uvo years."
Pursti.-iut to tho pro i.-lour, cnr.taiaoJI Iu
tin! Act first afore.-aid. the Judges of the
'rids shall respectively tike
charge if the certificate or return cf their
respective distills and produce them at a
meeting of one Judge from e.ich district, at
the Court Il use. in the Borough of Kbens
burg., on the Third ' day after the day of
election, being Friday the ICth day of Oc-
i tol er.
her. A. D.. lS'el then and there to no and
perlo. m tnose duties reqaiiei ol them ly
lav.
And pother, if'nr.y Ju.1ge.bj-sickress or
nn i voidable acci leiit is unable to attend
f-aid meeting of Judges' then the certilicute
or return nforesaid shall he taken charge of
Icy one of the Inspectors or Clerks of the
election of the same district, who sha.ll do
and pc-iforni the duties of said Judge unable
te at tei ul.
" That the qualified voters of the several
counties of this Commonwealth, ft all gen
eral, township, bor. ugh. and special ( lec
tions, are heieln- hereafter, authorized and
tebuircd to vole, by tickets, printed or writ
ten, or partly printed and partly written,
s-verally chiss ficd as follows: One ticket
rhall embrace the the natiifs of all judges of
courts voted for, and to be labeled. ouUide,
"judiciary ;" one ticket shall embrace the
names of all state' officers voted for, and be
label'ed " stale;" one ticket, shall .embrace
the names of all county officers voted . for
including office of senator, member and
members of assembly, if voted for and
members of congr., if voted fir; r.irl he
labelled " county ;" one ticket sh vl em
brace the-names of pll township ffi -ers v -tel
for and be "labeled "township;" one
ticket shall embrace the nimcs of all bor
ough officers voted for, and be labelled "ho
j ongh ;" and eack class shall be deposited in
: separate ballot bxes.
j Whereas, By an act of the f
j the United States, entitled "
Congress of
An net to
amend the sevi ra! acts heretofore pp'si d
to provide for the enro'-oig and caliitig out
the national forces, eie! f--r dher purposes."
J and approved
and approved March third,, one thousand
... ........
and sixty ):ve. . ad persons
-ho nave desertrd t - o i.Jirarv or mvai sr
vice of the United States, and ho hive ,
K tn i.i-f hurled, or ;e!ii-ved from tint
. ty t disithi ;iy iht-Tvin provided, tTi
ic i i .i-n. io r.ave voinntaiiiv rr-
-M I 1 . - I . .
iiijij ...-he.t h:hJ f .ridel their rights of citi
zei.ri.iii thvir lights to Lccoipc citizi t.f.
d
ic (. r?ve! of ee.v.n:
riiihis of
CK
z t l.erci'f :
A:: i v '."rei, P. rsn:. net citiz. r.s f the
! i ,o ,1 s- i'e. ne r. t. iii..!tf the- Constitu- -!ioi,
-as . f 1 !. siiv.it.::, qualified
cicctui.-1,1. :!..- 0.-nirnwe-hh :
S( ctiou. I . Beit Miac'cd j the Senate
and 11 iish of R?prtsent itires of the
Commonwealth of I'ennsyl vj ni-t in GeneJal
Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by
the aii:li"ii'y of the sams. That in all elec
tions hereafter to be held in this G mmon
inou wealth, it shall be unlawful for th
j-.i-igc oi inspectors el any sucn election to
receive any ballot, or ballots from any ppr
sor,,ur persons, embiaced in the iirovisions,
unci su'j-i't to the disability, imposed Ly
said act of C .ngress, pp.tovetl Mach third,
one thoutand .ij;!:t hnmlred and six'y five,
and it shall be unlawful for any such per
son to ocr to vote any ballot or ballots.
Section 2. That if au- j'.sdge and iospec-t.-rs
. f fth.-ction', or any one of them shall
receive ( i c.-i.st nt to receive any such un
lawful ballot or ballots, from any such dis
qualified person, he oi they, so offending,
shall be guiltj of a misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof, in any court of qu.irUr
sessions of this Commonwealth, he shall for
a.ich ofieuce, be sentenced to pay a fine of
not less than one hundred dollars, and to
undergo an imprisonment, in the j ul of the
proper ccimty. for net less tia-n.si.xt y days.
Section G. That if any person depri ved of
citizenship, and disqualified as afrresaid;V
shall at any election, hereafter to he held in
this Commonwealth, vote, or tender to the
officers thereof, and offer to vote a ballot or
ballots, any person so off-nding shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on
conviction thereof, in any court of quarter
sessions of this Commonwealth, shall for
each offence, be punished in like manner as
is provided in the preceding section of this
act, in the case- of officers of election re
ceiving such unlawful ballot, or ballots.
Section 4. That if any persou shall here
after persuade, or advise, any persen or per
sons, deprived of citizenship, and disquali
fied as nforrsaid. to offer any ballot or ballots
to the officers of any election hereafter to be
held in this Commonwealth, or shall per
suade or advise any such officer to receive
any haii t or ballots, from ar3- person de
piived of citvenship, and disqualifiM as
ai'oresai I. su -li person so offending sh ill be
gniity of a misdemeanor, and upon convic-ti-.n
thereof in any court (if quarter s-'ssior.s
f this Commonwealth, shall be punished
in like mannej as is provide! in the second
st ction of this act, in the case officers of
such election receiving such un'awful ballot
or b idiots.
Given under my hmd at vr.y office in
Kbec-burg. the 5'h day of Septetr.bej, in
the year of em Lord one thousand eight
h'irdreJ and sixty five, and of the Inde
pendence of the United Sta'cs'the nmtieth.
JAMKS MYERS, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Of.:-?, Sept. 5, 1?G0.
Iloslt titi's siomaci Utiltit.
Man wants atonic no uncommon want
And every year and month bnno forth a
iicw one,
Which, after cramming the gz ttes with
esiLt.
The age discovers to be not the true one.
Of su. h as these 1. 1 their coococtors vaunt.
I'll sing the bitters that have credit due
won
The world's great Tonic, which no skill can
better
I mean the matchless BITTERS of IIOS
TETTER.
Doctors were living long before old Galen,
And since, exceeding learned, grave aijd
sere;
But the stomachics the3- were bound to fail
in ;
Succtss came not until this later age,
.Now is the era sick folks are made hale in.
And literal dyspepsia driven fiom the
stage,
Agues, remittents, headaches real head
sp'iiter;. Vanish hke smoke before EOSTETTER'S
BITTERS.
Herbs, barks and roots compose the rare in
f iislori;
No mineral poison mars their juices pure.
And Rye's miid essence holds them in so
luti. n.
The taste is pleasant, the effect is sure.
Ne'er have the bitters proved a delusion;
Trj- them in time, and health f.Ed strength
secure.
The dragon-slayer figures on the label.
And thev, like him, to save the weak are
aide.
LOVE AND MATRIMONY.
Ladies and gentlemen, if you wish to
marry, address the undersigned, who will
send j'ou, without money and without price,
valuable inf irmation that will enable you
to marr3- happily and speedily, irrespective
of age, wealth, or bcautj. This informa
tion will cost you nothing, .and if you wish
to marry, I will cheerfully assist .von. All
letters strictly confidential. The desired in
formation sent ty return mail, and no re
ward asked. Address
SARAH B. LAMBERT.
Greenpoiut, Eiags Co., New York.
June 7,'CG-3m
Estate of Richard H. Najr!?, Deceased.
Notice is hereby giv-o. that Letters of
Administration on toe t-.tiP- of tie above
named decedent, h ive !..-en granted to Mary
Nag'e, re-sid ng in S-i-qmhanna to'wnship
Cambria ciiintv I'-o
All persons hav ng c'aims r remands
ag; inst the estate of th' said dece.lt nt are
requested t" m ike t ie s-ime ktioivu to tho
said Marv N'-gle. iih ut delay.
. MARY NAGLE.
Sept- 20; I8f:-f.t.
T7XECUTOnv. MlTICK.
Whereas Lett'r
Testamentary f-- t- tl-estate of Elizabeth
J. Stab!, deed -e l h ac ln gnnted to tl e
undersigned, a 1 j ers. ns ii. del ted to the
said estate, are teqnes'ed to n ake pv merit
ami those having chiims rc inst ti e same
to present them to H. KIN READ,
Sept 20 leO Gt. Enerutor.
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