Seers, -•nd to make report to the court -as may ,y • required; such appointments to be made for any district in a city or County, upon petition of five citizens, lawful voters of such election district, setting forth that such appointment is a ri'asonable precaution to secnre the purity and fairness of elec., floras. Overseers shall be two in number foran election district, shall be residents therein, and shall be pennons qualified to serve upon election boardi, and in each case luembers of different political parties.— Whenever the members of an election board . shall differ in opinion, the overseers, if they shall be agreed thereon, s'hall decide the question of difference. !-In appointing over seers-of election, all the law judges of the proper court, able to act at the time, shall concur in the appointments Made. • SEc. 17. The trial and determination of f ' contested elections of elect ts of President - and Vice President, memorS of the Gene ral' Assembly, and of al public officers, .. whether State, judicial, municipal, or local, shall be by the courts of law, 'r by one or - mote of the law judges there f. The Gen - eral Assembly Shall. by genes t I law, desig nate the courts and judges by whom the several classes of election contests shall be - tried, and regulate the nianner of trial and • all matters incident thereto; but no such law assimting jurisdiction, or regulating its exercise, shall, apply to any contest Busing out of an el?etion held betore it.; passage. ' , , ki ARTICLE IX. TAXATION AND FINANCIt. % r.crrioN 1. All tax i es shall he uniform up on the same class of poocis within the let • ritorial limits of the authority levying the lax, and shall he levied and collected under genlfral laws; but the General Arsembly may, by general laws, exempt, from !taxa . tion public property used for public. Pima) se s , actual places of t elidous worship, rilaces of burial not held or Usedlor privattno" ow . Sporate profit, and inbtitutions of purel pub lic charity. . SEC. 2. All laws exempting property from taxhair, other than he property above eno mural shill la; void. SEC. 3. The po‘‘ or to lati Corporations mot .Corporate property shall not he surrendered .Or suspotolud by any contract Or grant to Mitch the State :UM be a party. SEc. 4. No debt shall•he created by or on behalt of the Stale, except to suprily casual detlciencieS of r ertfliue, tepid invasion, spp press itrurrection, defend the State in war, or to pay existing debt, and the debt - crea ted to supply deficiencies in reptnue shall 'never exceptt in the tip:regale ht any' one time one taillion of donar., , Sec. 5. All laws atrillorizinz the borow• ingot money by and on hehalf ot the State shall specify the purpose for \+ hich the mon , ey { J s to be used, and the money SO burrowed shall be used fur the purpose bpeciL,ed and 210 011 5 let. Sto. G. The credit of the Commonwealth shall pot be ph:Liget) or loaned to any indi vidual, company; corporation, or associa tion. or shall Wei Commonwealth become a johit owner or stockholder in .rt,y compa ny, association, or corpnyaliun- SEC. 7. The general Asiembly shall not authorize any county, city, borough, town- ship, or incorporated disttict to become a stockholder in any,com patty, association, or corporation, ov to obtain or appropriate money for or ft) loan its credit to any corpo ilition, assoe'• lion, institution, or individ ual. , ;,F.c. 8. T e debt of anyi , onnty,, city:bor ough, tout ship, School district, or (Atoll municipalit.., or incorporated district, ex cept as hertin provided, shall nol'er exceed seven par (nnum upon the rt , , , sessi , d value /a th e taxawe, plop , .ro therein, nor shall any i such municipality 1 , 1. di , : rEet it cur any ne ,•,' (lan, or inere t-0 i:s iinlohlet ner, , s to an aIIIOUW. CS.c.,•t diti..• 1(00 I,Cr 't 'MIMI Ilpoll Sr 'II tiSif•t , Wl.l V.ihrl'ion of pr o p er ty w itt i „ u t the assent of the electors ihru l• of, at ;0 put, lic clef Lion, in sneh nuomer es shall he pro vided by late; but ally c;ly, tile debt, of Nvlikh now exceed .3 ,uVell per Centlllll of such assessed valtiation, may be authorized by law to increase the same three per cent um in the aggregate at any one. time upon such valuation. SEC. 9. The Commonw,caltb - Sliail not as sume the debt, or any part thereof, of any ,city, county, borough, or township, unless such debt shall have been contracted to en able thn State to repel invasion, suppress domestic insurrection, defend itself in time of war, or to assist the State in the dis moo.,p, of any portion of its present indebt edness. _ ..r.c, it. Any county, township, school district, or mbar municipality incurring any indebtedness, shall, at or More the time of so doing, provide for the collection of a: rnnual- tax sufficient to pay the l interest at also the principal thereof within thirty years. SEC. 11. To provide for the payment of the.present State debt and ony additilnal debt contracted as aforesaid, the General Assembly shall continne and maintain the sinking fund sufficient to p•iy the accruing interest on such debt, mid hnnu al y to re „duce the ! principal thereof by a stun not less than twoO - loindred and Ilfty thousand dol lars. 'The said sinking fund shall consisy the ptioeeedslof the sales of the public wor s or an part thereof, and of the income br proceeds of the sale of any stocks owned by the Commonwealth, together with other funds and resources that May be designated. by law, and shall be increased from time to time by assigning to it any-part of -the taxes or other revenues of the state not required for the ordinary and current expenses of government; and unless,in case of war, inn vasion, or insurrection, no part of the said sinking fund shall be usf;..d or applied other wise than in the extinguishment of the pub lic debt. ' SEC. 12. - The moneys of the State,_ over and above the necessary reserve, shall he used in the payment of the debt of the State, either directly or through the sinking fund,and the moneysof the sinking fuhd shall !llrbever be invested in or loaned upon the se e yof anything except the bonds of the nited States or of this State. SEC 13. The moneys held as necessary re cerve shall be limited by law to the amount required for current expenses, and shall he secured and kept, as may be provided by law. Monthly s.tatelnemls sh a ll be published Hhilwing the amount of sneh moneys, where the same are deposited, and Low secured. SEC. 14. The inaltinl; of profit out of the public moneys, or tv-ing the s one for any purpose not authorized by law, by' any odi. Cer of tine Slate or member or officer of the General As•embly, shall be a misdemeanor. and i haill be punklied as may be provided by law, but part of such puniNtonent shall In• a disqualification to hold allies for a period of not less than live Years. ART ICI4 E X: E 14 II C ..1 T 1 0 N . SEcrrimi I..:lite 0 oral 21.c:sett - My shall provide forte main, 4mnee and support ur u thorough i ad; eflleifint. system of public schools, wh I reht ail , the children ot this Commonwealth. aboveta I e age 0 six year -1, may bo om ed tented, and shall appropriate at lett..A 011i!traliOn dullar each year for that purpose. SEC. 2. No money raked for the support of the public seliou,s of the Commonwealth shall be approprilted to or in-ed for the sup port of ativ sectallau school. SEC. 1). 'Women of t.werisy-ono years of Ago and upwards shall be eligible to any of fice of control or im.negezneet under the school laws of this State. ARTICLE XI. Przerrox 1. The freemen of thin Common wealth shall be armed, organized, and disci plined for its defense - When and in such manner as may be directed by law. The General Assembly shall provide for main taining the militia by ftppropriations from the Treasury of the CtOinnionwealtb, and may exempt from „military service perpllS having conscientiohs scruples against bear ing arms. , ARTICLE XII. PIIIILIC orrlcies. Sloriou 1. All hfficers w ose selection is not proFided for in this Constitution shall be electled or appointed as may be directed by law. SEC. 2. No member of Congress from this State, nor any person holding or exercising any office or appointment of trust or profit tinder the United States, shall at the same • time hold or exercise any office in this State to which a salary, fees, or perquisites shall be attached. The General Assembly may by law declare what offices are incompati ble. Sm. 8. Any person whoishall fight a duel or send a challenge for tha purpose r or be aider_or abettor in fighting a duel, shall NI deprived of the right of holding any office of honor or profit ire this State, and may be olUrwise punished as shall be prescribed by 4cs., ARTICLE XIII. NEW COUNTIES &Mott 1. No now county shall ,be estab -31110 which shall reduce any county to less Win low hundred squaro miles, or to less than twenty thousand inhabitants; nor shall any cofinty be formed of less area, or con taining a-less population, nor shall any lino thereof, paSs within ten miles of tho county pat of tßy . gotutty proposteci bo ARTICLE XIV. COUNTY Orl l lOE'llB. SECTION 1. 'COO uty }nee ts C.(11 sheriffs, coroners, prothoubttnies, rt of wille,#corders of deeds, commis, treasurers ' surveyors, auditors, or 1 lers, clerks of the courts, district atl and such others :13 may from' time he establislrd by law; and no:L.] treasurer sh 01 be eligible,for the te: sueeeeding,the one for wldelf he elected. SEC. 2. County officers shall be efected - at the general elections, and shall ho d their offices for the term of three yeart l . -, begin ping ,on She first Monday! of January next after their election, and until their/ success ors shall be duly qualified. All ;vacancies not otherwiseprovided for shall he'filled in such manner as may be provided/b. law.' 61, - .,c. 3. No person shall be dap *uteri to any office 'within any county Who .. hall not have been a citizen and an inhabitant there in one year next before his appointnlent, if the county shall have been so long ;erected; but if itshall hot have been so long erect ed, then within the limits of the county .1' counties out of which- it shall hitve been tacten. - . S.fo. 4. Prothonotaries, eleiks l , of the courts, reemders of deeds, register. Of will , 1 county mu veyors, and shetiffi sliall k,ee ) their olllees in the county town of She camm ty in which they respectively shalt' be offi cers. EEC. sk,The compensation i of co inty offi. cers shall he regulated by law, and all CORD. ty (avers who are or may he salatied shall pay all fees which they may be. a 'ithorized to receive into the tteasury of th county or State, as may be directed by law. In counties containing over one 'bun lred and fifty thousand inhabitants all coun y officers shall lie pant by salary, and the - .llary of any such officer and his clerks, 1 eretofote paid by tees, shall not exceed the iggregate at,iunt of fees euriwci during his etilleeted Iry or for him. c. O. The Generul Assembly vidk by law f.lr the su ic6 aceoun ill Lounty, mhip, and bornug to %%ell for the fees which nifty to by theta as for all }Addle or mind/ e)s which may be paid to them. Sc.L 7. Three county commissi ners and three county anditors shaft he lected in each county where such officer a 0 ch,,,.. 1 ,, in the year one thousand eight iiu dyed and seventy five, and every third jya . thereaf ter; and in the election of said ucers each qualified elector shall vote for DO 'tore than ruin persons, and the three perso s hat i2g :he highest number of votes shah be eleet• ctt. Any casual vacancy in th . 1.: of county commissioner or county au liter shall be filled by the Court of Commot Pb .t,.1 Of the county in which such vacane 511,111 oc• cur, by the appointment of an ele, for of the proper county who shall have v,oted fur the commissioner or auditor whose place is to be filled.. . • I . ARTICLE XV CITIES AND CITY CLIAIITE 23 SECTION 1. Cities may be chart ever a majority of the electors of or borough having, a population ten thousand shall vote at any ge l tion iu favor of the'same. Sic. 2. No debt shalt heicontra 'Willy incurred by any m (shin, except in pursuance of an tion previou,ly made therefor by eipal guvernment. - SEC. 3. Every city shall ovate fund, which sh,lll he inviolably the pqytnent of its funded debt. ARTICI,F, XVI. • rr.l.v.vrE co:troit.vrios Six rttlx 1. .:1!1 exi-ting f :pocial or ext-Itt-ire Brij ilt• which a bona 11d organizatio have token I,ltee and I)tlstut , : t4 in good tail at t limo : Ids Constitution, Ethall neuft I SEC. 2. The General Assembl retnit the forfeiture of the chat corporation now existing, or alte the same, or pass any other gene eial,law for the benefit' of such c, except upon the condition' that ration shall thereafter hold its c' ject to the provisions of-this SEc. 0. The exe.icise of the lit nent domain shall never be abri construed :ac ti - ) I.revent the Gem blv from takihg the property and of incorporated companies, land them to public use, the saute as tl of individuals; and the eNercise lice power of the ( State shall aluidged or so construed as to porationi to conduct their busira manner as to infringe the cull i dtviduals or the general v. ell-hi State. , SEc. 4. In all elections for (.1 managers of a corporation each shateholdcr illy cast the whole his votes for ,lone candidate, o them upon two or more candit may prefer. SEc. a l l No f.ireign corpuratlo any business in MS State with one or me re known places of bu an authorized agent or agents in upon whom process ma` be sery SEc. 6. No corporation shat any business othdr than that e thorized in its charter, nor shall hold any real estate, except sue necessary and propbr for its legi ness. z Sac. 7. No corporation hall Isue stocks or bonds except• for money, labor done, or money or property actually retleived; and all fictitious increase of stock or indebted ne=s shall be voip. The stock and, indebt ednei.s of corporations shall not ,be increazed except in pursuance of general law, nor ‘‘ithout consent of the persons holding the larger amount in value of the stck first ob tained at a meeting to be Veld after sixty i .) days' notice given in pursuance f law. SEC. 8. Municipal and other c rporations and Milk iduals invested with the privilege of taking private property furl public use shall make just compensation f - tr property taken, ininted, or destroyed by tl c construc tion or enlargmlent of their w 1 ks, high ways, or improvements, whicl compensa tion shall be paid or secured efure such taking, injury,, or destruction. The Gene ral Assetialy is hereby prohibit d from de l priving any person of azt, apnea front any Preliminary assessmene of datualges against any such corporations ur individuals, made ,1 Iby viewers or otherwise; and Ili t amount f such damages, in all, cases of appeal, shat , , on the demand of either part , be dew.. mined by a jury according to th course of the commOn law. Site. 9 Every banking law 61111 provide / 0 fur the regi..try and cuuntersig ring liy an ollicer;of the Stnte, of - all notes r bills de signed for cirenlation, and that unple secu rity to Me fall amount thereof s tall be de posited with the Auditor (letter& 1 for the lie demption of such notes or bilk.: SEC. 10. The 6 encr,il r ‘s-eudd'y shall have the power to alter, ievolie, or annul any charter of incorpoiatiod now exi4ting and !evocable at the adoption of this Cuostitn tion, cr any that may hereafter pe,creatcd, whenever in tl - ,cir cpthion it may be hilari ous to the citizens of this CompOnwealth, in such manner, however, that no injuvice shall be done to the corporator?. :No law hereafter enacted shall create, renew, or ex tend thw charter of more than 0 .13 corpora. Lion. • SEC. 11. No' corporate bod to possess banking and discounting privileges shall be created or organized in pupsu: rice of any law without three month's' pre ious public notice at the place of the inten led location of the intention to apply for sue privileges, in such manner as shall' be pr scribed by law, nor shall a charier for such pri‘ilege be granted for a longer period t au twenty years. SEC. 12. Any association or oreanized for the purpose, or • ual, shall have the right to co maintain lines of telegraph State, and to connect the sane lines; and the General Assemb general law of uniform operati reasonable regulations to give f this section. No telegraph cot consolidate with or hold a cent rest in the stock or bonds of an gra? company owping \ri con or .t cquire, by purchase di' oth oth .r competing line of telegrapi SEC. 13. The term • " corpo used in this article, shall be con 4ludo all joint stock companies tions laving any of the powers of corporations not possessed by or rartnerships.' . ARTICLE nandioans asncant.s. Ei E cnos f. .1). railroads and canals highways, and all railroad and canal coral' common carriers. Any association or ci genital tor the purpose shall have the squat and operate a railroad betwee tn, this State and to connect at the St, roads of other States. Every rattrap barn the right with its road to inters , or cross any other railroad, and transport ea T the others ' passenv cars, leaded° empty, without delay SZCI. 2., gye y railroad and canal t iced in this state shall maintain where transfers of its stook shall In its hooks shall be kept for inspectivi Cr or creditor of such corporation. recorded the amount of capital eV. paid ,p, t i 4 bl WEaStal• MINIX Of stock and the amount owned by them;respeetdvely, the transfers of said atc , c)r, and the names cud pianos of realdemat or its utdcers. - , • - lire-. 3 all inuividtfals, Sattoclationa, and eornorth Huns shall have equal right to have pervous and prof,- erty transported over raiirestd , and canals. and no un duo or unreasonable disernignatloh altall he - roaPe in cliorgeS for or in facilities for tr-in-pultation of frelato or passongera within the,Blate, or ototung horn or geili , g, to any. other 8(4 te, rers•itir and :pi overly Vaunt,. mt. ed titer any railroad Slain be deita - sred at any ameba, at charges rug - exceeding the charges for ininapKirtm tun of persons and property or the same class lit the same direction to any merit distant- and:tali, but ex cursion end commutation title:TA may be issued at special rates.' - 18r..e, 4. No railroad, =nal, or other corporaten, or tho hawse, piarcluiseitia or managers of any railroad or eatial corlaaration, shall tauteolletite the attack. pro ) ,- _ erty, or franchises or such eorpolatiott with, or leans. or purchase the worka or franchises of, or in any way, control anti titer railroad or canal cm-potation uwaring or having under its control a parallel or competing Ilue,, ,or shalt any ofileer of such railroad or curial: curl) ration act as an officer of auy other 'AMOR(' tar Catla corporation 'owning or having the control of a pond, el or competing line, and the question Whether railroads or canals are parallel or reinitiating lirmet slitf.fihon demanded by the party complainant, be dealt ed by a jury as to other civil issues. rol:.1. O. No incorporated company doing the busi ness of a-common carrier shall, directly or indirectly, ' prosecute or engage in mining or manufacturing ar ticles for transportation over its works, Our *hail i.uch .company, * cilrectly ur indirectly, engage in any other husinese thuti that of common carriers, or bold or tic quire lands. freehold or leasehold, directly or inati- rectly, except such as shall be necesaary for carrying on its business; but any mining or manula• timing company mac carry tho products of its Lanes uucl inanatactmics on its railroad or canal nut eat:oath:lig fifty miles in length. rice. G. No president, director, officer, agent, er em ployea tat any railroad or email company shall be M um-esti:ft, directly or indirectly. in too furnishing of material or supplies to hitch company, or an the bust nest. of transp rtatlon as a common carrier of It en.ht or paasengeis over the ii omit owned, leased, controlled or it orhed by Buell company. iir.c. '7. No .11in:6min:ohm in charges or facilitios for traitapurMtiou shalt be ni-de between tiansportation companies and inclividuala, or in favor ol either, by abatement, drawback, or otherwise, and no null °ad or canal company. or • any 1. asee s manager, or em ployee then of. shall inithe any in cfet alga a In furniah mg ems Or lititive power. , tire. 8. No milt-mid, 1 uilway or other transportation company shall giant ace metier; or passes at a data count, to any persona except °dicers or employees 01 the company. :vac. it. No street passenger railway ahull he con "mimed within the limits of any city, borough or township without the consent ot its local finnan ires. SE.. lU., No taiir..ad, I . inat or other tz ansportabon company. in existence at the time of the acloptain of this at Le.lo, slain bate the benefit of any future. lt•gis ,atiou by g, nerm or special law-, ex. *l. on condition of complete tua. epitome o: all the provisions of this rtiele. i nsist of ri.7,l4crri !ciont'ts, i;untrol ;urn( .18, 1 10 i OF MEM .hall pro- Wilily (A Collected pal 111011 JEC. 11. The existing powers and tint es of the An a..r tleoerai ra:h nod other nospoitation coinpanies, tscel.t. ante their • itel.ol/1/18, traiislerrest to the Seereiary of Inteinal Antis, who 141411 have a genoi al supervision over them, subleet to sib regulationa and alterations as shah be prodded by law; and in addition to the an nual repornittow required to he made, said Secretary mar requirelspecial repot ta.ut auv time. upon any sub. 'eel relutinis to the bualneas of said companies from any olDcer-or °dicers thereof. tiEc. 12. The General Assembly shall enforce by ap. propriate legislation the provisions of this article. Aft I ICLE XVIII. i3l-.CTION 1. Any amendment or amcndmenta to 'his cenatuntion may be proposed in the Senate or House of' Itearesentatives and the same shall be agreed to by a majority' of the members elected to each house. such proposed amendment Or-' amendments shall I o entered on their journalti, with, i tha yeas and bays taken-thereon, and the Secretaty of the Common wealth shall cause the same to be published three mouths before the net general election in at loast two nett spapers iu every cou..ty in svbiala such newspapers shall inn pohlishca; and it', in the General Assembly next atolls liras clew n, such proposed amendment or amendments shall be agteed to a majority of the members elected to ouch house ; the Secretary of the Commonwealth shall cause the same again to be tailt balled In the mariner aforesaid, and such propovil amendment or amendments shah bo submitted to the gnnitlied electors of the State in such manner, and at :inch tune. at least three months alter being so ayYeed to by the two houses. as 11.10 (if-fleet/I Assembly shall ptesetibei mod if such amendment or umenduieuts shah be emirs); ed by a majatity of ribme voting thei on. aura amendment or 1111.101.1111110:1IS shall bessinlo pai 1 of the CollStIllIti.P11; LI/I 110 V.lllollthuCilt or amend %Lehi4 allali Ln bilb intact tqteut..t. ttt.ln Once All ti hen t.,:0 or mans amendments shad he aab mltte.l they shall bo voted upon separateiy. Ted when any town •f at least neral elee- cted or Ha 1 comptis appropria the mum a sinking let.igtld Jut SC iIEDULE. That 116 inConroMenon r.,:.}• from the otian,toq iu Ilan 1'0.14116a:011 ol 1110 C. , :iIM.)IIM. La:ill, nud in 0 t ry too b rmm• into coinpkto oia,ratnoi, it is 3, oigynnt tinde ph ill no nninvneek ilopiton r 11:tve uc her, I , yd-c at , a th•t: this I. ThIS c(,:1-4,01tinn shall ta'Ne effe..,t on I t1:1% .lil./.11 , 11y. in the y,•ar one tli ,, ubaNd p httu.tu•d 80(l SeVvnif-S„•Ir, 1, 1 all pUrvose.i nut 0114. p 0%1 .1 for thi., in. r"cc.. i All law-, 1r) User Lt th:s - connnouwealtl, the tune of the a Copt on 4sl tee„sita elit Oleo ew d il. Seed .L.l i i,Mt s, act+ e diet, prOSr ell - twres and cemtrects. shall continue ss 11 - this cum.ti tution 'rid , of been .adopt d. bt.c. :1 At the gem, at election In the 5 - tars one thousand eight Intintred and see, nty-tour and eme tlion,:uhl eight lon:red and SEA oLity-tiva 8 ,ate,,,,t ., shall be elected in ail elislre, la where there shall lit— vaeaucies. Those elected in the year one thqustucl eight hunt-cd and seventy-tints shall serve for tao years. and tho e elected in toe year ono thousand eight hutment, ' and sect:llo-15%e 81101 serve lor . cnt, year. :.-enator. now eleettd, and thawwit .se t-tins 'LI , iiiteXPireil. hail V.preseht tho di-tricts in witicit Mey teAul.• until tee end of the ternas fur which they were elect:d. - g shall not ter of any or amend .81 or Spe .orpOration, inch corpo- , tatter sub stitution. ,ht of end iged or so ,itil -'sem i franchises 1 subjecting lic property of the po never be lama CM' .s in such iglus or in ! . i ang, of the 81:c. •4. At the general election in the year one thou sand eig , d. Inuntrod and seventv-six, Seuatols ahall be elected from the oven numbertid dish lets to nerve for two years, and trim odd muntic,rod diatticts to ner ve tor tour years. zinc. 5. the first election of Governor under this constitution shall be at the general election in the year one theusandplght hundred and seveuty-tive: hon a Governor stfall be eleeted for three years; ail the term of the tiovernur e:octed in the year one thou, stud eight hundred /11111 su.enty-eight and of those thereafter elected shall be fiir four years, 'lwo' ding to the provisions of this t lenostittition. S SEC .At the gone eleotion in the year one thou sand eight hundred seventy-four a 41oUteunnt Governor shall be ele ted according to the provisions of this constitution. . 'irectors oY nember or all inber, of • distribpte ates, mi l l lie shall do ut having •ihess, and the same, 7. The secretary of Internal Affairs shall bo elected at the first general election after the adoption of this constitution; and when the said officer shall be duly elected and qualified, tho office or Surveyor ueneraf shalt pp abolished. and the surveyor General• to office afthe time of the adoption of this meal tu. Lion shun &mantle iu office until the expiration of the' term for which he was elected. SF.o. 8. Wh• , n the Sup.•iiut94n4ent of Public to strueil .0 shall be duly quflitlell, the taco of super lutendent of orrualoa ocuout. shall cease. engage in prtsly [M it take or as may be 'Mate busi- HEC. O. Nothin4 e:oniained in this conhtitution shall bo construed to rquder any pergon now holding tiny Stilt; vflive for u terra inolliible for re election tit the t•nti of such term, SEC. 10. The judges of the- supremo Court in °Mee when this constitution shall take effect shall continue until their commissinna sevetally expire. Two judg• es iu addition to the milliner now composingDae said court shall be elected et the first general eletition uf ter the adoption of this constitution. Sec. IL Ail coin to of record and all existing courts which are not specified lu this constitutbin shall Con t 11111.• iu existence until the first day et' Deccmbar. in the year one thousand eight nundred and seg.-My-Bre, without abridgment of their present jurisdiction, but to longer. Tee Cow tof First Criminal Jurisdiction fur the counties of Schuylkill, Lebanon and Dauphin is hereby abolished; unit all causes and proceedings pending therein in the county of Schuylkill shall be tried and disposed of in the Courts of Oyer. and Ter miner and Quarter Sessions of the iteace_of said county. Sac. 11 The rimistefie courts now in existence shall be abolished on the brat day of Jaunary next succeed ing the adoption of this constitution. Sr.u.l3. The General ,k , sembty sleilhat the nextaea siou after the adoption 01 this constitotimi, designate the syrentljudicial districts as required by this consti tution. The jitclges in commission omen such desig- nation shall be made shall continue durum their tin- - expired toms jud2es of the, new districts in which they reside. But when there shall be two judges re siding in the came district, the president judge shall el-ct to which district he shall be assigned; and the additional law judge shall be assigned to the other district. ' SEC. it. Tho General ,assembly shall,at the next sue-• curling session aftsiqesch deceuni4l crnuua, and lint eiteher, design rte the several judicial alstticts as re quired by tiq.c. 15. reourd uc this ems+ til the t. t,ornmisea (1112112(AL (lout Judi for the 001 as u jade, .omen Pieae of Schny kill count t. - irm of his office. nc. 16. _ 101 l of the term of any president Piens in com mis-tun at the adoption of thlisconstitutou. the jnilite of such court learaethin late:tart tildeqtin con/Mis sion be the preitident judge thereof and when tuo or morn jucl.tes ate a erred at toe barite time in any ju dicial district, they :shah decide by I , t Which shah be prt enleut juilke; when the lac sident judge of cow t shall tie ri-elected he small i ontinue to be pres ident judge of th. 4 conit. Assoe.ate judges. net learned in the elected after the adoption of eon/fit/to atm, shad bocommissu:onect to bold their oat ces for the term of five year. Loin. the fuldt clay' of Jumicry next atter their elecalun. Sr.c. 17. 'the Genera' Assembly at the first sesalet. aft.r the adopaon of th-econittitution shall fix and de turraiLie the compensation of the judges of the Su preme Court and of the jinlgrs of the several judicial districts of the OlOttlolllVeli 1/1. 8.1111 the pr-'visions the aiteenth s,ation otone article on Ltgislation shall net be deem. inconsistent herewith. Nothing con tained in this constitution shall be h• Id to reduce t compensation now paid to any late judge of this Com monwealth now in commiss.on. arc. IS, 'I he CuU. toot Conatoon Pleas in the counties of Phtladelhia end Allegheny shall he composed of the preside t judges of tue District Court and Court of Common i•tess of said counties until their °faces shall tcverally end, and of such other Judges as way from time to time be n•lectad. • • For the purpose Of drat organization - in Philadelphia the judges of the Court 'Emm/2r one shall be Judges Allison, Pierce and Paxson; or the Court numbfir two, Judges Hare, Mitchell and one other judge to be elec. ted; of the Monet number three, Judges Ludldw, Fin letter and Lind. and of the Court number four, Judges Thayer. Briggs and one other judge to be elected. The judge IVA named shall be the president judge. of sold courts rcapectiviAy, and thereafter the presi dent judge shag be the judge oldest in commission;• but any prei,i&lit judge re-elettedin the same court or disniot dll2ll to be president judge theret. f. The additional judges for Courts numbers two and four shall be voted fur and elected at the first genet al election after the adoption of this constitution in the same manner as the two addithmal judges of the Eiu- Kerne Court, and they shall deckle by lot to which court they shall belong. Their term of - office shall commence on the first Monday of January, in the year ono thousand eight hundred and seventy-five. iinc. 19. In the county of Allegheny, fertile purpose of first organization wider this constitution, thojUdges of the Court of Common Picas at the time of the adop tion of this Constitution shall be the judges of the Court number one, and the judges of -the District Court at the same date shall be the jut gee of the Common Pleas number two, The president judge of the Common PI as and Dis• triet Courts shalt be president judges of "said Courts number one and two respoellrely until their Mikes shall end; and thereafter the judge oldest in commis ston.shall be president judge ; but may preeident judge rh.elected in the saute court oz district shall continue to be president judge thereof. ' Qxo, $O. The organization of the Courts of Common Pleaii, under this constitution. for the counties of plait. aftelphia and silleghony, shall take effect on the Ifiret Monday el January, one thousand eight hundre4 and seventy-Ace; and existing courts in said counties shell continue with.their present powers and jurlsdictton until that date; but no new suits shall be bastihatetfir; the Courts of Nisi k'rlus after the adoption of this Chri sti tution. • srporation ! ny strunt and within bi this with othei• , y shall, by In; provide 11 effect to pany shall oiling into ' other tele teting line, rwtse, any . - 'talons," as trued to in lox assoela ,r privileges 'individuals 11 be pub/10 anleu stoat be rpuidion or. right to con. witti ng- shall uud `and ion. sap. .uln, tare told ' b.o or. 1 1 I SEC. 21. The onuses and proceedings pending in the Court of NMI Prins, Corot of Common Pleas, and Dla trict Coutt in Philadelphia shall be tried and disposed of in the Court of Common Pleas. The records and dockets of said courts shall Irti tratilifetred to the pro• A 44914011 441201021 MX* tho Law of any conrt of force a I Ile, neloptiOn of Leirycapeetive oftfeCet i a for uhich th.-y were oliccessiirs 8111,11 be Clay eennyt -awn the vrtat at Crinatual Jurhvliction Lebauuu aval Dauphln • Bx.. M. This causes and•protteedluga psnding int .- Cent • of Common i'leas lu the county ,of Allegim! - shell Je tried slid, disr,on‘d of iti the .court taunt oat:: and the t'iluti , s Lod pt•txierklings tiettUing ia- Taste et t,onit shall be tried and claseastd of'.ia-0.4,. . . alit:ohm TWO. i 'er C ‘ . .B'o, 01. Tim protheriaery of to t.. artof . a cat,tne Plea of Philadelphia sintil bd litst , oppoil , ted,..hy ti , indgt s of said wait on the ffilst AtOndity of Deeemb, in tit year one thousand eight Mit:tired end tieveriti. aye; a „,l t h,„ 'T o. to. p,,,thcuotary urine said pitnil.,t Cour in euid county shall Le , the Piothottofary Of it, said 'Ourt of Curanon Piens ntittl said date, 'whet V. coin lesion Shull ezpire. and the present Clerk t:f Coat of Oyer and 'ecrintuer and Qnarter . ke;asiOns t the eace in Vhilatielidita. ehral he the choir. ot, sue , own until tho expiration of his present conunik,M4.. I on Ht e first :11miday of IVannber in the year Mii . tilde and eight hundted anti seventy' five., ~ (.., - ; i., itiF. 2t. In cities containing °ter Buy t4ovsa t o i l t. , beta unto (except Philadelphia, nil aide:triers its caste.. attire - time of the adoption ot this.constilittion , shail, coat nue iu office until the expiration of their cousins: alone', and at the.election. for city and . award Ofticers Ili the :,earpne thousand eight hundred and seVetlY-ftve - one f derman shall be elected in each' Ward, by provi ded n this constitution. , - ...,zl, ~ • 8 .2r lu Philittl9lpltia magistrates in lieu of alder , 'MID Siltlii be chosen as It qnired ./1 tills 11)11Ft11.11t1 , '11 it; the leeti..tk in said city for city and ward officers to theear one thousand eight hunched and seventy-nye; them term of oftl .e shall commence on the first Monday of April succeeding their election. The term of office of aldermen in said city, holding jm or'e ititled to comissions at the time of the adoption of It tis constitution shall not be a ff ected thereby. 8 a. 26. All pet cons in office in this Commonwealth tittl iti s tine of the adoption of this constitution, and at the t election under it. shall hold their resin:entre htil i Ts until thelterm for which the have been elected orl- pp fined shall earbee. and until their auccessots aka be duly qualified, unlesa otherwise provided in this constitution. - . I •c. 27. Thu ...event% article of this constitUtion,pre dug an oath of oth.'e, shall take effret ou and after int day of January, out thousand eight litinclreli seventy-five. 0. 28. Tin terms of office of county commissioners county authtui a chosen prior to the year one thou. 1 eight hundred and seventy-live,. which shall nol expired before the first Monday.of January, in year one thousand eight hundred and stveut)-six I expire On that day. •c. •. , 11. All Slate, county, city, ward, borough, and Iship officers iu office at the time of the adoption his cuusiitutton, whceso compensation is not provi• I tor by gantries alone. shall continue to reeehe the ',moition allowed then. by law until the expire ut their respertiNe le.tur, 111 ofll, e. :c. 30. All state and judicial officers heretofcre t , d, aw.rn, attillned. or In office when this Cole lion shall take effect, shall mo.erally, within of e ith alter such ad.ption. take and subscribe an . (or atilt mutton) to support this constitution. -c 31. The to seta; Assembly, st its first kosition, s soon as may be after the adoption of this 'Numb on, shall pa's aw.t, taus is they be nceessauy 14, ..y the same into full lore.. and tliect. 'so. 3,i. 1 he ortiii.atie, panted by tli.a conventl-n I dled ..An ordmahce for salunitliug the amended Istdidain 01 Pou..sylvaliiii to a vote of Um electoit reef." shall be hold to be valid for all the parpos. a root. :.13. The words ~C ounty CummisaT"nere (Never used in Una constitution, and in any ordi ce uccuutpanying the same, khan beheld to include, Comunseiet eis lin the city of Philadelphia. t dopted at Phillidelphia on the third day or xoto;o -, in the year of our Loed one thousand eight huu ed and seveut3•threo. OrricE or BECRLTARIC CF TILE COMIONIVELL - Tp....- EAILII.T.S.E.I7LIO, Nov. 13, 13'13. certify that the foregoing is a correct copy of the w Constitution, proposed to the people 01 the Com •nwealth.f Pelawykania, for their approNtil or re tiou, ae the mune appears of record in thisoffico . . M. S. QUAY, Secretary of Cormuouwealth. AN ORDINANCE • It BCPUITTING 'IDE AMENDED CONST/TiTION Or PENN% SYLVANLa. TO A VOTE Or Tat QUALIFIED ELECTORS THEP-FOP, le PASSED SECOND READING: ' te it ordained by the Constitutional Cunrention of the Cummonio.alth of l'ennsyluonia.asfollows : - • ' 1. That the amended Constitutlon prepared' by this onventiou, be submitted to the qualified electors 01 e coulmonweatth for their Adoption or rejection, st election to be liohl on the third Tuesday of De. c .mber next; except as hereinafter oidereth'and. Ca r cted, the said election shall be held and conducted by the regular election olilceis in the several election d'atricts thiutighont the eientuonwealth, under all the r .gul..atunti sod provt,h•hil o 1 existing laws relating to g •uera1.....1. (lanai; and the shcr.tls ul the several coun ties shell n,i‘ e at least tr. enty clays 'wilco of said dee trn by Invehanat ipu, 2. The Seeretary of the Ouninetovralth elodl, s.t 1.-ast tw, nty thlys before the amil eleeten, turnitilt to tie Commissioners of e.:cli Lotinty. a -tattle:it 1.1.1T/1- her of properly prepni...ci vii,[l::d a t 1 Inrtr.tetion6. he conumbsione, a ..t the si viral email i, 6 shall • hllf.t be p! lilted at le,,st than Laws as mai*. baßuts 1114:1% V , / , •8 hre SUtt'l'a ill tqAch coubty A tlu NMI.° MID/6,T id ne.:4ll2ve v0t , ,,; and Int ea: silda. at lelt4 n%e (Jaye be tcre A z, , ea.ke to Lio Cully EI.Eto lbo Lea to the .everal tic 01. dirt& it to in lb it rd..cctirr Colala:t ~ two rtald 10:* d till zelm: roctitmB, ich ociwr p tpor.su. in,y be m ilia Mfflots small br prm:,(.l ur wr:tt.m 1g form: un tile .mts•.ie tl• W 4.. s New coomm. ;" uvi eo:.F4 5t..114.; ula.tuatts des the NV01..6 • l (.)/. OA! New Count nthozi," .Thd to '1 prEsont, tovit,g iwpave totes the worun ••.:1 . 1,01131. Nex 3. It it kih.ll.iri , el thAt a ine.;olity of the votea 111,1 arc icr the He., Cu. thee it 61,1111 h. it idititituttei. (.1 Lie Coniti.tiiiwewili 111 roct,s)ll6,l o 1111(1 bite( lust ,ay ~1 iu ILu ; ear u Iv Lord one tauus.l,l4i eight litti(clretl awl .ur; but it abaft appeal that a majority of tlir votc, oiled w. 1.3 aqatont Ole new ct , ia,titur..ou, thou Lt Mattl i firejected am! bo nut and g old. 4 .I.l‘e 01111111.6•1011CIS Lil,dloll. viz: LAIWIII Wag . , lAlwm LnoNu.iig. John P. Veirce, Dotty f. 1 sgett, end John u..lntires ate keicby tip,,uibteit b. t is Contention, Who shall have direction of the elec t on upon this amended Constitution hi the city of Ihiladelphia. The said Commissioners shall be duly a corn oraffirmed to perform their duties with impar t May and fidelity. They shall also have power to fill vacancies in their own number. It shall be the duty Ut ssid Commissionefs, or a majority of them, RIM they shall have authority to make a registration Or wile: a fur the severai eleftion divisions of said city, and to furnish the MO 8•J made to the election officers of each precinct or division; to distribute tier tickets 14r said city provided Inc by this ortiinauee to be used athe election: to appoint it judge and two inspectors fur each electiOn division, by whom the election there iii shalt be held end co n ducted, and to site all neces s try instructions to the election officers regarding their duties iu holding the election and in making returns 1 1 t ~ rent. No pffi oison shill serve as en election ocer t ho would be disqualified under Section 111, Arttcloild, of the new Constitution. The general return or the e‘ ection in the said city shall be opened, computed anti certified benne the sad Commissioners, anti with their,approtal —which approval shall be indomed up on the return They shall make report, tlti sided - to the President of this convention, of their effililial ac tion under this ordinahen and concerning the Mimi i. the said 01 , •ctiou within His said city. .. The Judges and inspectoi it atoresald shall conduct t ie v elvetiou in all respects cool...nubbly to the gtuer sl. election taus of thid C.JMUlOnneann, and with like purvcis and dub( 5 to these of ottlimil y election ciii csrs. Each Inspector shall appoint one clerk to ussict tie Board in the performance of its duties, and all t le election °films shall be duly sworn or affirmed according to law, and shall possess all the flualillea tioua required by law of election officers in this Corn• monwealth At said election any duly qualified ele.el o'F who shall be unregistered, shall be permitted to toe upon making proof of his right to the election officers, according to the general election laws of this Commonwealth. Return Inspretois and their clerks and ep hourly contt of the 11108 t 111331 he dispen s ed with, but overseers of olectiuu may he selected fot any precinct by said Election Commissioners, whose iluties and powers shall be the same as those of over seers of elution in said city under existing election lbws applicable thereto. Returns of the election shall n made iu said city as in the ease of an election• fo: overnor, Out a triplicate general return for said city . lall be made out and iorwarded to the .President el this Convention at Harrisburg, as is heriinafter pro tried iu cass of county ieturns. ' - e. In each of the Counties of the Comnioterealth.. xcept Philadelphia ) the retnrns of the election Shalt o made as in the l ease of an election for Governer, lof the return Judges in each county shall make Pet triplicate comity] return and tranamtt the saine,wlll.- five daya atlartbo election, (armed to the Prt.ol - ent 01 this ConVention, at Harrisburg. Done in Convention this,lhird day of November, in •e year of our Lor4, one thoueand eight hundred anti .eventy-throe. . - rso. li. WALKER, Par:dent, D. L. ISOMIE, C:erk. A true copy of ordinance of attbuda.lon. M. B. QUAY, - Sernitary d' the Commons:tat/fr. a•T-I•••acyr.-T—..lr-mezr,•t.y•eaoia.arr...y. r ysas...nn....r:--s!: -...4r.•• • •••....... r , F..!,i.we.m.il $lO 0 0 it. BIVAR EL " lIIIIGOS' ALLEVASToIt is composcd of Ammonia Ohloroforna, Spirits of Camphor, Tini..thro of Lopt.• lin, 011 of Jumper, and Alcohol. This compound P Unequalled in the annals of medicine for the cure th ikervoos or Sick /feted Ache, Nemalgia,,Tretublizezt or Twitching of the 'Serve's, and till Nervort liisestert; It will comae; set all poisons, banish pi uplt it, knit , scale* , eruptions, itching, inure:.., eio. ; it °quells- Ow circulation, itoogi ii toes the system: inert 111306 th , ction of the heart, without exciting the brain, cun t eartburn, Palpitation and Finite/tug of the lieatt yspepsin. Zre. Briggs' ithicrunteir absolutelypos SUSS es mote curative prop ,, rtu a than auy other pr. - pant tiou ' Physicians, clo mints, and others are requests t to exa mine aitil test the remedy, and sll'oo will lit. ''aid II found different front representation. mu te ch hits been said nd r! 11240 ti ;„1: . h fef a ti u, and litany remedies hats cam offered foz . the relief and cure of tinuat and Inez incases; but nothing hits been so eminently suecess al, or obtained such a wide celebrity, as Briggs 'hroat and-Lung ilealer. Let them ache, out ur boot s ()opals. curse them and make up ye, mind that you can endure tour torments as ti.lig il illey can torment you, lint take the advice of an oh thap who has tried it. but got worsted by the corns. - - hey are worse than a coon in a barrel ; now r em. tleuder. but tight it out on that line Bummer ant -inter, Bunions, imp owing nails. and other steel pleasant little pets, are gathered Into the relief kitelti • me, by using ilitlOGS' Cutu and Bunion .Itenn. , slies. lleviator and Curative, I . have been a telor to mankind for cell. desA turiea, and atm at every attempt to cure t em has been battled. By u study and ex !orinfenting, Dr. Briggs has discovered an absolute .ure (or internal, bleeding. external,' and ltehliv oi cto •rlgga' Pile Remedies are mild, safe and sure. - . Sold by the following Druggiata :—Hastings &Coles, • ellaboro: BeuJ. Dorrance, Elklandre. P. Leonard, awronceville; D. Orcutt & § on, Painted Post; Ver. ilyoa & 'Warren, 'Westfield; H. H. Bor , lon & Son, toga, and 0. Thayer & Co., Nelson. Sold by the following General Dealers:- P. .L Prosho nd Wm, S. Gregory, Erwin Centre; Seely A , Crandall, lelsou; J.G. Parkhurst, Elkland; Crandall litu'a k 0., Cleric Kilauea% N. Straight A: Co., and lt..k 1 , . M. =dell, Osceqta: Wood & Scovell, Knoxville; D. W. .eynolds, CoWane , sque Valley; E. H. Slebbina & floe, Libinaville; E. W. Decker, Little Marsh.; N. C. Potter, oxville; A. W. Potter. Middlebury dentre;„ Joseph t nile, Lawrenceville; Dodge, James .t - Stokes, Stokes ale; Dodge, .Tames & Stokes, Wollahoro; Jesse Locke, V cornsßrirdons. Bad Nuns, gad oltulr die• of feet. and rancorous H.imont .eases .Piles etc., Bkillibily Scrofu treated at e great central Clairopod the cal 6nd Beating Institute, ... 0.691 Broadway, New York. DR. J. BRIOGB /fr Co. Feb. 11.7.873-1 y.. . I [LLsooRo . GRADto . SCHO OL Tho Board of Directors of the Wellabare Graded hoot tnko pleaaurei in announFing that they have so• ired the services of the following teacheia for the en . .7 year: P. A. EMI/. A. 8., Principe). . -- ' SUSAN R. HART, Preceptreas. • . SARAH I. LEWIB ANNA C.-GILLETT, . • ' /I. N. DUNCAN,. . , ' . R. H. R.II 4 4SLEY„ RAUH= D. CLORE. • . - ' FRANK WYLIE, • . _ _ • The term will be in ell Blontlikr. the iZth day .of pterober, 157 a. . - • TUZTIO2 , 7 SIS. * . - - • For farther pertiqulare liddreiß 1..11; ligp kap. ' • 1 80111101*44t ..1b 1101.* •, - - MVO. .- OVS r ET 11 ill if: [ills 1.1 al 12.1 * This 'fur excellent 'medicine Clough, lloarteuess,.Croup, Asthma, BronchitiS, Whooping (lough; -nnd all - Similar disorders - of the, Threat . and - rungs. If ig:pleasant to the taste ) so that children are'fond of it, and it really has no equal as a med icine for the recent colds so common among children: ColaAl 0 .N COLDS are' the cause of three fourths of the disorders that afflict us in daily life. - Neglecting a cold then becomes a serious Matter, for by so doing we often lay the foun dation for incurable disease. ROY'S CURE FOR COLDS should al ways 'be 'kept among the domestic remedies and, used promptly when the first symptoms appear. Diffi culty in breathing, soreness and tightness of the chest, sore throat, etc., will qnerally be removed by a few doses. It is a most valuable sweating medicine, always safe and effectual, ; acting proMptly .lif given in sufficient quantities to product Ai kuoss at the stomach, which often' desirable in such cases. The healing vegetable oils Which cntei into its composition have made this a'rticle so soothing in its effects upon the lungs and air passages that it soon allays the irritation of a bad cough. A few doses of it are suffi cient to subdue the , violence of whooping cough, and a continuance -of its use will soon effect a cure.— As a general cough remedy it can not be surpassed. Sold by dealers in Medicines for 25 cents. FARRIER'S POWDER ! 1-5- :''''''Ns\ „iz , Tho superioi ex 4-4v.‘ cellence of this 4-4 - .-: - TA powder as a horse , -' .• ~,' medicine has long ..,,, Za'r 6• been known; awl tea` - :\--.Y. 1-- 47 ,44 3 - lumbetmen as well ..;,..; ..----" as arm ers a I agree in pronouncing it the ' best article hey have ever found for their tennis, In cases of loss of appetite,Scratch :;s, Cough, and all disorders that re quire a purifying and condition medicine. A single package is suffl !lent to stimulate the action of the - ;lands and give to the coat a sleek Ind shining appearance. Dairymen have found this pow rf ' ' -1 1 1n_ der excellent fo , 4'o cows ; because. `k= l =-"=" it promotes the action of th e glands, and will increase the quanti ty of milk. For Horn Distemper it has no equal. -If the animals move languid, look gaunt, appetite fails, hair lays back from the, horns, eyes look dull and soinetimes glassy,then look out for Horn Distemper, and lose no tiniein giving them Fai-rier's Powder in large closes twice a da The benefit ";• ' derived from - , „ rue use ofpr ' rier's Po ;der makingpork and beef, is now freely ac knowledged by fanners generally.— The careful and.observing ones ad mit that they save almoCti. quarter of the feed by the use of this great Blood Purifier. It should be given three times a week to Hogs and -Beef Cattle for the first throe weeks after you begin to fatten them. tr . Those who keep poul • . • •;•,1!" ;1•-:!';'44 try should not fail to sf _...;4t4.4; notice. the effect of Farrier's 'Powder on hens. By mixing a spoonful with each quart of her-seed 'fox' a week or two, and observing the increase in the number of Eggs, , the doubtful ones will be convinced that it is the best poultry powder ever invented. Farmers are using it quite generally for all kinds of LITE.STOCK, and find an advantage in doing so. This- powder is made of the best materials, and put up in large packages for the same price 'as other kinds that are packed in small papers. Being used in doses of the same size it will last twice as long, and is now acknowledged to be the cheapest and best in the markot. SOLD EVERYWHERE AT 25 ct Every) Family SHOULD TRY j7rrinD ri U IF The best outside Medicine' for Men ) and Animals. r BAs a family Medicine it cures Neuralgia, • Rheumatism, 1 1 Stiff Joints, ',. Chilblains, 1. Croup, Sore Throat, Diphtheria, Quinsy, Sprains, . 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