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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-05-30
KTNGSTFY,S IRON TONIC

kINGSLEG'S IRON TONIC,
The great remedy for dyspepsia, loss of APP
petite, weakness, languor, depression of
spirits, want of energy, female complaints,
and a multitude of kindred ailments Incl
dent to = low, weak state of the blood, and
an impaired state of the digestive organs.
1t is just the thing to keep up the tone of
the system. This is not a quack nOstrum,
but a reliable iron tonic, composed of
calisaya bark and iron, skillfully and care
fully combined. 1t is recommended by
our physicians in their practice, which
fact alone should be a sufficient guarantee
of its virtue. We can confidently recon-
mend it to all. Give it a trial, fathers,
mothers, sons and daughters! Put up only
by G. B. Kingsley, Northampton, Mass. Be
sure and ask for Kingsley's. Kingsleys
Iron and Mandrake Pills are the best Cath
artic and Laxative Pills in the world. They
purge, regulate, purify, cleanse and
strengthen. For the cure of all disorders
of the stomach, liver, bowels, headache,
constipation, costiveness, indigestion, dys-
pepsia, biliousness and bilious fever. Two
pills equal to a bottle of Congress Water.
Sold in Rutland by E. G Lewis. [apSd&w3m
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Spetjal 9otites,
DIR. URANN,

IB4N. I 1N-A-NAN,
or Boston, who has made so many won
dcrfItl cures in Vermont, will be at the
Bard Hcu House the 18th and 18th of each
month. All should see him, no matter
what their complaint CONSULTATION
FREE. mch20d&wtf
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MISS SAWYER'S SALvE

-1-r,4, ,,or, i1xa a saIve combining soothing ana
1 healing properties, with 30 dangerous p. 49,
iant A remedy 1T hand fer the many PANS a.
acI,os wounds and bruises t. which aesn j l.~t
l. more easily applied than many other Tei3els
meyer producing bad effect, but always ielieN'-s
PI ,,Tcnered bv iss Sarger Who has used e
in her own extensive treatment q ne s4st-' 4D-
nearly twenty years, with great Eucce-s-
,,I ,,rciy,a diseases for which this save i rec
ovnmendcd are ChikbfutR8, ithrunantt"fs' = go
Srrofts,a oil Ulcers, sal Rbel0l Hllt''Ss D"5s,
E5rer Sores. Fef0us. PiEp2os LLyStpef0s sore
Fges. EarJey,q E,rA Deafil1s8 Rails h.ag-ie1rlns'
Cyrag, Bites Of Insects, Cancyz, Ioothet*ft C1r-
i'm. Saald BeoI Teething, CaeLp55a h9'.a13
S-aIfs, cuts, BRUISES, Cyoag, Croabd L.ls5 i3a'
Sores on ChftdJsn = -y,
oDDlird Rub il ON vel with the ka1sd tfrse liE-rs
n dav In several cases il mas cured iatfl-d i'i''
nor piles IL has been discovered q ne = sure fF-
adv Persons that have been afflicted 1sr yeats
have been relieved by "a few spp HcsJoi.s. Tor ~.
siDsEte il works wonders l.s = 4tsI ~
and oujeting the patient. For tHtEpfG L.t.1t"4
1,-5atIc.s a cure immediately Let those Nsith oar
Phrtlga obtain this S4lye, and apply y iLce 80
they viii iiud it invaluable. II IS COED i-i efsAs
lSgofliu and I,HnoIs. tHteYS ltEe 20 ~ ~,
with it, The best Salye ever inverted -or sseC'e
EreEt and S1re AsHszsa. no "hE lr5lfi21s- ~.
sure 70 afford relief. Sore Or Wax kycf- isto 4
On tine lids gently once twice day ot1es deaf
noes bE putting in the ears on Isecg ~ cotton
For FrIOng this is superior 10 anything kEpWn-
For p.auEea this acts Ike q chau8s. For Eulgls
and Ee4t9s. apply the Ea3Te 30 once ana i gives
immediate relief Fer OFT Sores, apply once
FoR IIoRsEs AND CAr-LE.---For Sores q
Bruises Horses or CatIo This sake - i4NaAD4e
and has astonishing effect ia curing scratches
horses. This Salve has worked IFS oWl way l.te
notorety, and i safe and sure remedy loF ~ INC
above ailments.
We. tho undersigned, have been acquainted with
Miss Sawyer OR many years. and be44eNe tssE n ~
a Christian Lady and sAi!fal curse. and i-llIae
pleasure in saying it is tie best general Tnc1-tiT
/ we have ever used:
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SPARKLING RUBIES ! !!

NEW SABBATH SCHOOL SONG BOOK.
An appropriate name for this neat, com
plcte and most pleasing collection of mu-
Steal gems about $50 of them, by A. HULL
and II. SAUNDERS. Music, new, fresh, spir-
tied
PRICE 30 CENTS.
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KIN DISEASE S.

PIMPLE REMEDY.-The Skin Medicine of
the Age. Is warranted to cure Flesh
Worms, Pimples, eruptions and blotched
designations of the face. Sold by all drug
gists. Depot 40 Bond St., New York.
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Guy Me, AND ILL DO you GooD."-Dr
Langley's Root and Herb Bitters No
drugs, no poisons, nothing deleterious
nothing but good healthy roots and herbs,
such as SarsapariIla, Wild Cherry, Yellow
Dock, PrickIy Ash, Thoroughwort, Nam
drake. Rhubarb, Dandelion, &c., so COM
pounded to reach the fountains of dis
ease, and absolutely cure all Humors Liv-
si4. Costiven0ss, Scrofula, and all Difficult
ties arising from diseased stomach or
impure blood. Twenty years of unrivaled
success has proved them to be the best
medicine in the world. GEO. G. GOOD-
WIN & co. and all druggists. H7eod&wl6w
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FOR MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES
AND TAN, USE PERRY'S MOTH AND
FRECKLE LOTION. The well-known, re-
liable and harmless remedy for brown dis
celebrations of the face. Prepared only by
street, New York. Sold by Druggists eve
rywhere. MOON on, wed, sat&w6Ia
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Never Trouble Trouble till Trouble
Troubles YOU" is the title of Il faNOrite
song by Wellman, 30 cts.
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THE PILGRIMS HARP

song by W Gilman, 81 Gus.
THE PILGRIMS HARP
Is the name of a compact book of 2I0 pages,
which can be carried in the pocket, and
yet contains a very large proportion of
the most popular psalm tunes, spiritual
songs, &c, &c 1t would be difficult to
compile more convenient book for the
vestry, the prayer meeting, or Social sing
in. Meetings.
By ASA HULL. Price go Cents
Every body likes ''kissing Mt the Garden
Gate,n Song. Loesch. Az.
THE MUSICAL TREASURE
Continues to be Great Success" Great
variety of the best Vocal and instrument
tai Music.
Price in BIDS. $3.50; Clio. $500; Gilt $500.
The above Books andtPieces, sent, post
paid, on receipt of retail price.
OLIVER DITSON & co, Boston.
G. II. DITSON & CO., New York.
Enthusiastically
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FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND GOLD
BONDS OF THE
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-09-15
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, September 1a
MORNING STAR OFFICE,
SATURDAY. Morning, September II, 1872.

Z
Saturday Morning, September "a. 1872. 5
Corroxwe left the market at the time Of our last re-
RG nnns and for good
enabled Establish fu1thsT a Of
he saachng at
the n sssa 's9nn az
confined barely 900 Salss while ..rs Ss 5 as
ysssssssl: 1sss
aR1sy previous having been realized in fsx
close being to zoe for
stock factors were COMPELLED sc S
50 :a tss at Of RsnsRE faS
Referring above quote the market as
s s ndns
mddling &C per lb The total sales for the week
SUN suSPn op AND MoAssEs-we quote sugar. viz fair
se y o fsr m a rules
inferior sue for fair fermenting and $50 prime
aspss Extra RAJ g %
CoRN-We quote 81 to 5sc per bushel for mixed and
qaote ss 70 oIs,p aiS per nsS su,nel ns H.,
HXY-The trade is supplied at ta per ton for prime
and =. x6osssis s. s, ,..r ra
sides III osc clear sides i4c' and is to Islc for
LARD"Tierces 1o y9 and kegs at l2l to isac
per lb. ob,,,,
BUTTER-We quote choice Western at lS to &C, chooe
Goshen at 80 to &C, and common Northern at to &C
per ID.
Y cream at lie per lb. ,
POULTRY EGGS-Chickens selling on the land
ing ss 0G Per doc according to size. Turkeys ss
to $i5. Eggs Is TO 27c per doz. "
Observation-Disclosures selling 81 IS to 80 2o per Dbl
Onions sell at f2 rs to g 90 per bbl Cabbages at S3 81
CoFFEE-we quote Isa l9c per lb (gold) for prime
17i lst for good II to ia for fair ordinary to l6G
INDIA BAGGiNG-We quote 1910 per yard in bales anC
ll3c rolls Kentucky hemp and hax III to 1885, as
quality. Domestic jute bagging lsc yard in rolls
| IRON TIEs-Are steady and firm at 81 to &C per Id.
Money Market.
Gold 1874 to 1l3h. American half dollars l0s to 100
Mexican dollars ll6h to lls.
Sterling exchange 1900 to l2O6 francs All TO H.
Domestic exchange, / to per cent premium.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-09-15

SrovEs-The manufacture of stoves is al
most exclusively American industry. But little Is
done in foreign countries those used abroad being for
the most part, imported from the United States The
the result of many
and much scientlfo investigation and there can be no
doubt of the fact that Bdgefords old reliable Ameri
can for which Mr. Phil McCabe. No 100 Camp street is
the agent most perfect stove yet offered for pa
tronage Indeed. the many premiums which 1T has re-
cevsd at State Fairs the immense number yearly
sold the world give proof of that fact Mr.
MoCabe has also all kinds of cooking aud heat
;no ,toyes house furnishing goods, etc He also gives
special attention guttering roofing and repairing OF
crates See his advertisement.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-09-15
vup MORNING. STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER SEPTEMBER

date for the representation of Derry mas
at last come forward and issued his al
dress. The only noticeable passages IN
this document relate to the questlons VI
Home Rule and Education. DR.. Kennedy
seems, in reference to the latter, to aavo-
cate the Denominational System WINE as
to the former, his words are: 81 regard tne
terms Local Government and home
Rule as convertible, offering, If at an,
merely in degree, and shall be prepared 10
advocate and accept any extension OF tne.n
that the British Government in it's WISDOM
may be induced to grant, subject to the !n-
tegrity of the Empire" If this declaration
satisfies the Home Rulers of Derry we are
much mistaken. At large ami enthuslas-
tic meeting of the Home Rule party IN
Londonderry on Monday, Aug. goth. MT.
Bigger, of Belfast, was unanimously ADOPT
ed as their candidate for the seat shortly TO
become vacant by the promotion OF MT
Dowse to the Bench.
STATE OF BELFAST.
Belfast continues to enjoy unbroken tran
guilty, but the authorities still retain large
forces of military and police at their dis
posal, and have refused to allow the puoii'
houses to be re-opened till the expiration
of the period fixed in the proclamation is.
sued on Thursday. At the desire OF tht
local magistrates, the town has been places
under the Peace Preservation Act, whic'
gives the authorities unlimited powers e
arrest and make searches for arms. IN
necessary proclamation appeared in tn
Gazette last stevening.-Cork Examiner, Aug
29th.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-09-15
ADVERTISING RATES OF THE "sTAR."

Transient Advertisements, 81 50 per square each In
sertion.
twenty-five per cent discount allowed on the above
Cuts inserted at above rates, withe discount
Death and Marriage Notices, 81 each insertion
Wants and Personal Inform alton Advertise ments,
70 centa per line each insertion.
Editorial Notices. 20 cents q lire
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-09-15

We are pleased to see, by card published
elsewhere in .o.days STAR that Mr.. t. D. Carey, tho
long and favorably known Palmer has fully recovered
from the severe accident which occur cd to him At the
end Of last month. Ee prepared 70 attend 70 AL
business in his line
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-09-15

CHKAr CoAL.-One of the causes of the
gh price Coal hero during the winter is the com
inaor usually made between dealers not to sell below
certain figure killing competition and keeping
Irces up MIR. William Lee, thorough business man
and Of long aud great 1peience in the coal trade
Rvays refused TO join these Coalitions preferIipg
TO do his business he thought proper and to sell his
coal at the lowest pces he possibly could without let
hindranoe from anyone. lie has consequently sue.
seeded in Hinuiu legons CT patrons who will doubtless
induce their friends ho may not favo been fortu.
nste in years past 20 deal with him. Orders may be
left at So Camp street. uP stairs TIE Levce the
foot ef Race street
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-09-15

rs, II, 70, 81, and s3.-These figures might
suggest the minds of some a thought that we are
about to say upon the lottery question which
ia so severely justly denounced in the Poor Man
letter to Men" Such is not our Intention we
wish to call attention to the stores on New
Ievee street in which energetic friend, Mr. H. L.
Lawler keeps the large stock of goods which he adve
tises in another column Of this The OF goods
which he offers sale is certainly OF sufficiently
var ed excellent nature to induce visit from al
to " hom quality and price are of importance MT
has lust from the West where he has
made such gements will or the future enable
him TO SELL suit purchasers provisions OF the
| best quality at the lowest market prices.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-09-15

The advantages of the Workingmens Ac-
commodation Bank beginning to show themselves
more forcbly business revves and the nor ey Market
beoomes more stringent Thousands of dollars that
have in years past locked in old bank boxes ana
out way place now loaned out to small ana
safe dealers enabling them to increase their business
and thereby the general prosperity of the city Money
makes money-sl0.COO in this city earning more when
judciously invested, than many ablebodied working
and he nee the placing that much in the
market is of much benefit would be the work OF
one more Industrious man. The deposits in the bank
are gradually increasing shares of stock which
are valued and at the rate Of 50 cents
week are being sold The ofiee Ia at NO Camr
street and is Open shows at hours
which afford every mechanic laborer clerk or mer
chant an opportunity of transacting business with it.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-09-15

LAMP GOODS, Gus, GLASSN ARE, ETC.-He
call special attention OF readers to the card to
De found elsewhere in to days sJAR, announcing the
continuance of Mr. E. Yeazo in TIE business indicated
,y the head line of this notice. Mr. Ill., thc senior
ra-tner in the old firm OF Hill Vcs:ie having retired,
me numerous friends and acQuantaUces OF that young
u2t steady energetic and entcriisiaG business man.
E. Lee will be happy to Learn that he has
s:epped forward to first place in the new house under
liz old friend and employer, MI. Seazie Mr Lee has
peen house for quite IIImber OF years and by
l.s modest affabe and courteous bearing has won as
rarv and Stauuch friends OF our rising young
merchants We predict for him ard for Mr.. Veazic
v no is go fAvoraLy and well known that we could saj
nothing concerning him that would be so bright
uture KS ght the past success of the house VIII
ue the glinmer of lamp in the of the midday
IAN The old stand. ~ Camp street iss retained and
as well and completely stocked with all ktn~s o
rpe and lamp goods, glassware. oils etc. as of yoT
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Somebody vouc

Somebody vouches to the louisville
Couier-Journatf for the following story
About thirty years since there resided
in the lower portion of this State color
ed family, consisting of mother and six
children. They were all bitten by rabid
dog, three of the children dying with
hydrophobia, the others recovering. The
subject of this notice was at the time of
the accident about 10 years of age. a
healthy, well developed girl. Her side
and arm were badly lacerated, and the
wound was slow in healing. No sooner,
however, had the parts healed, than she
was seized with periodic paroxysms of
catalespsy, which paroxysms lasted from
hall to one hours duration. These spells
seized her about twice a month, aud were
ushered in by no premonitions of au at.
tack, and wherever she was she would
fall to the ground, double herself up like
4 hoop, the limbs become stiff and rigid
and for twenty minutes would bark like
a dog. She SO closely mimics this an imal
that it is impossible for stranger who
hears her to distinguish her bark from
that of dog. She has had these spells
regularly up to the present time She is
one of the must humble and inoffensiye
women, showing no disposition to injure
any one during or in the absence of these
.pelIs. She has been a married woman.
sud has several children aud grand child
rcu. She has been a resident of Louis
vile for 4 number Of years.
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Baruum WAS in Cincinnsti several duys
with bis exhibitions, aud must have swe pt
the city of loose change. 1t is astonishing
to witness the popularity of the circus in
this country. Hundreds spend their last
dime for the qualification afforded by the
sight of tumbling clowns, fearless riders
and nude gymnasts. The Snowman who
6rst combined the museum and mcnaeerie
with the circus, understood American ma
turs. How many hundreds attend "mere
ly to see the animals" and yet roar at
the clown stale jokes and admire the ar
ii6cial contour of Mmle LafilIiyre =
When Van Amburgh was in Troy, we
heard of man who came to town with
butter aud eggs. aud exchanged them for
coffee. Returning homeward, his eye
caught sight Of the fig waving from the
staff surmountng the Pavilion. As he
don't take no newspaper it was the
first intimatiOn he had that circus was
there. lie Immediately sold his coffee,
aud bought a ticket. We once had
TREND, who was occasionally misanthro
pic, and given to decrying the vanities OF
this world. We had often demonstrated
with him, reminding him OF the providen
tial blessings he jeuoyed every day
"Bosh ~ he bitterly exclaimed, "why |
was never happy in my life !" And then,
added ironically, 20, yes, l forgot:-
about fifteen minutes, once, at circus !"
Talk about the money that might be
'a'cd, the good that might be done, by
the millions Of dollars annually sqaudered
BY our couutrymcn, going to the circus !!
You might as we'll whistle jigs to mile
stone ~
The moral Of all which is, We work a
day Americans have too few holidays-
With many, the holy Sabbath, "made for
mau, is converted Into a season of irk-
some labor or ascetic employments. Is
there ao medium between the Blue Laws
aud !iSertiuism The matter of rational
'~aseueats is worthy the attention OF
the State ;-sud for their curtailment and
regulation, but in the way of suggestion
aud protecti0n.-Sf SfWuatcr o. Gd=eite.
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Hon. GEORGE SiNDERSON,

ME- "N;.fl, OF the City Of Lancaster, Pa, writes
and A'tf '' Herb Bitters is extensively known
pox. eu' and SO successful are its curative
RE mat 1t has become as familiar AS a
th'on The 'aHa Word and a necessary addition in
IA; medical requirements of every family.
have Used 1t myself and knowing others who
add ,SSe aSec IL With beneficial results can only
eve, Ia. LAT u my opinion il is the best remedy
ILL 70 "sioo1eed ,u1. for the cure Of the numerous
M M % which flesh is heir"
r. ihaddeus stevens, VI. c.,
renS lnendng Mishler's Herb Bitters to a
q me5;po ;pohoqnced it most aooRderfly combination
''inal herbs he ever saw. [aug i5-lt
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Executors Notice.

Estste Of SYDENILiN WILTON, u d.,
late Of the Borough Of Stroudsbug, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters testemen-
tary in the above named Estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons in
debted are requested to call and make i'm
mediate payment, and all persons having
claims against said Estate, are requested to
present them duly authenticated for settle
ment, without delay.
CHARLES B. KELLER,
VIM. ID. WALTON. A>''o"'o'"
Stroudsburg, July II, lS72-6t.
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Potatoes, " cried darkey peddler iu
Richmond. "Ilush dat racket-you dis
Tracts the whole neighborhood," came
from colored woman 10 doorway
"lOs kin hear me, kin you ~ "IIear
you | can hear you mile, Tank
God for dat-Is'c hollown' to be heard
Tstoes g''
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N @ TICE
TO THE
T A ZIP AY f RS
OF
MONROE COUNTY.

In pursuance of an Act of Assembly, enti
tied AN Act relating TO the collection of Stat,
and County Taxes, in the County of Monroe,
approved Nav 6, 1867, the County Treasurer
will meet the Taxpayers of said County, be-
tween the hours Of 10 in the forenoon and in
| the afternoon, in and for the following places
to wit:
Borough of Stroudsburg, on Friday, August
| 3, at the Treasurer's Office.
| Borough of East Stroudsburg, on Saturday
| August 3, at the house Of Jno. Kresge, Jr.
Stroud township, on Monday and Tuesday,
August and 6, at the Office of S. l.. Drake
Esqr.
Smithfeld township, on "Wednesday, August
Z, at the House of Thomas Brodhead; and
Thursday, August s, al the House of Simeon
ID. Bush.
Middle smithfeld township on Friday, Au-
gust Q, at the House Of Jacob III. Place; and
Saturday August 10, at the House Of James
Place.
Hamilton township, on Monday, August IL,
at the Homse of Charles Bossard and Tues
day August 13, at the House of Charles
Andrew and Wednesday, August IA, at the
House Of j. III. Fetherman.
ChestnuthiIl township, on Thursday, August
Is, at the House of Joseph Butt; and Friday,
August 16, at the HOUSE of Elizabeth kresge.
Jackson township, on Saturday, August II,
at the House of Samuel r. Bossard.
Pocono township, on Monday August 10, at
the House of Manasseh Miller.
Tobyhanna township, on Tuesday, August
20, at the House of Isaac Stauffer.
Tunkhannock township, on Wednesday,
August 2l, at the House of Joseph Norton.
Polk township, on Thursday, August y, at
the House of John Kunkel.
Eldred township, on Friday, August 2S, at
the House of John Frantz, Jr
Ross township, on Saturday, August "A, at
the House of Jacob ii. Stocker.
Price township, on Monday, August 26, at
the House of Lewis Long.
Barrett township, OH Tuesday, August p, at
the House of J. C.. Mutt.
Paradise township, OH "Wednesday August
2S, at the House of Lyman Everitt.
Coolbangh township, on Thursday, August
20, at the House Of Samuel Case.
Taxpayers who will avail themselves OF this
opportunity to pay their taxes, will be entitled
to an abatement Of FIVE PER CENT. For
the convnience of Taxpayers visiting Strouds-
burg, the Treasurer will receive any of the
above Taxes at his Office, before said days,
Meet between the hours of 10 II the forenoon
and in the afternoon.
SIMPSON FETHERMAN, Treasurer.
IgeaslreEs Office Stroudsburg, Pa, July I'm
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FOR COUNTY CoMMISsIoNER

The undersigned does hereby most respect
lully offer himself to the voters of Monroe
County as candidate for the Office of County
Commissioner. If elected he promises to dis
charge the duties of the Office with fidelity and
to the best of his ability
PETER S. EDINGER.
Bartonsville, Aug. -, -.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT
To THE
Constitution Of Pennsylvania
JOINT RESOLUTION.

JOANI NESVLUIlON.
Proposing an amendment To the Constitution OF
Pennsylvania.
BE ii resolrcd by hc Senate and House OF
Representatives. of the Commonwealth Of Pennsw-
rama IN General assembly met That the follow
ing amendment of the Constitution of this
Commonwealth be proposed to the people for
their adoption or rejection, pursuant to the
provisions of the tenth article thereof, to wit
AMENDMENT
Strike out the sixth section of the sixth
article of the Constitution, and insert in lieu
thereof the following:
A State Treasurer shall be chosen by the
qualified electors of the State, at such times
and for such term of service as shall he pre-
scribed by law"
WILLIAM ELLIOTT,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES S. RCTAN.
Speaker Of the Senate
Approved the twenty-second day of March,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
seycnty-two.
JOHN w. GEARY
Prepared and certified for publication pur-
suant to the Tenth Article of the Constitution
FRANCIS JORDAN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Office Secretary of the Commonwealth, !
Harrisburg, June 26th, 1872.
July j '72-3m.