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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1873-11-19

SEC. l. The Executive Department of this
Commonwealth shall consist of a Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Secretary cfthe Com
monwealth, Attorney General. Auditor GEN
eral, State Treasurer, Secretary of Internal
Affairs. and superintendent of Public In
Strcution.
Sec = The supreme executive power shall
care that the laws be faithfully executed ne
shall be chosen on the day OF the general
election by the qualified electors of the Com
monweaith, at the places where they shall
vote for Representatives; The returns of
every election for Governor shall be sealed
up and transmitted to the seat Of govern
IL cnt directed To the President OF the sem
ate, who shall open and publish them in the
presence OF the members OF both houses OF
the General Assembly. The person having
The highest number Of vote, shall be Cow
ernor. but II two or more be equal and
highest in votes. one OF them hall lie chosen
Governor 10y the joint vote of the members
of both houses. Contested elections shall be
determined by committee To be selected
from both houses of the q neral Assembly
and formed and regulated il such manner
IS shall be directed by Law.
See. 3. The Governor shall hold his Office
during four years from the third Tuesday OF
January next ensuing his election. and shall
not be eligible 10 the Office for the next sue
ceecing term.
Sec. 4. Lieutenant Governor shall be
chosen AT the same time, IN the same man
ner, for the same term, and subject 10 the
provisions as the Governor; be shall be
pre>ideat Of The Senate. but shall have no
vote unless they be equally divided
SEE ). No person shall be eligible to the
ofiice Of Governor or Lieutenant Governor
except a citizen Of the United States, who
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1873-11-19
ARTICLE XII.
PUBLIC OFFICERS

SECTION l. All officers whose selection is
not provided for in this constitution shall
be elected or appointed as may 5e directed
by law.
SEC. 2. No member Of Congress from this
State, nor any person holding or -Jercising
any Office or appointment OF trust or prort
under the United States, shall at the same
time hold or exercise any office in this State
to which salary, fees or perquisites shall
be attached. The General Assembly ma,
BY law 1eclsre " hat Offices are incompatible
SIC g. ANY person who shall ighi d uel
or send challenge for that purpose, or e.
alder oil sbettor in fighting duel, shall o-
deprived Of the right OF holding any Office
Of honor Or profit in this State, aud may os
otherwise punished as shall be prescribed
by law
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1873-11-19
ARTICLE IL
Trk LSorsIArURE.

SEXTON !. The legislative power Of this
Con siianwealth shall he vested in General
Assembly, which will consist u Senate
and a House oi Representatives.
Scc. = Members OF the General Assembly
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1873-11-19
ARTICLE XIII.
NEW COUNTIES.

SECTION 1. No new county shall be es-
tablished which shall reduce any county to
less than four hundred square miles, or to
hes, tnSo twenty thousand inhabitants nor
snAii any county be formed OF less area, or
containing less population, nor shall any
line thereof pass within ten miles of IN.
county seat Of any county proposed to be
divided.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1873-11-19
ARTICLE Y.


Seer on /. The General Assembly shall
provide for the maintenance AID support
Of thorough and efficient system OF pub
lie schools, wherein all the children %:
this Commonwealth, above the age OF SIX
Years, may BE- educated, and shall AZ propri-
ate at least one million dollars each ear for
that purpose.
SEC. = No money raised for the support
Of the public schools o fthe Commonw cal I'll
shall be sp. ropriatcd to or USED :or the sup
port Of Any seciariaa schools.
SEC. 8. Women twenty ons wears of age
and upwards shall be eligible TO any office
of control OF management under the
school laws OF this State.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1873-11-19
ARTICLE Nv.
cIIIss AND CITY cHARrERs.

SrcrIos :. Cities may 0e chartered Which,
e,@r a majocity of the electors Oi shy town
or borough having poru,aticn Of at least
ten thousand shall vote At general eiec-
tion Ia iay or OF the same
Ssc. 2 No debt shall be contracted OF
liability incurred 5y any murcipsl comais-
sion, except in pursuance oi AL appropFia-
tion previously made therefor By tbs NUM-
cipal government.
Sac, g. Every city shall create a si.kirS
fund. which shall D. inyiolgOly pledged for
the pa, ncnt of its iUnSed debt.
ARTICLE XVI.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1873-11-19
CONSTITUTION!

their Approval or Rejection, by the
Constitutional Convention.
r,tt6li..ec b., order Of the Secretary Of The ConI-
tnonlcenIfh in pursuance Of The an section OF an
act Of Ehc Gel.srdl dSseSabty, entitled IA act
n proud. for calling a CoHueIition 10 amend
ne CoaziifHtioH.' dPprored The Hth day Of
SPIRIT, 4. D., 1872.
PREAMBLE.
We the people Of the Commonwealth of
PcnnsyIvRnia grateful 10 Almighty God for
r+l.. blessings OF civil and religious llbsrty,
and humbiy invoking His guidance, do
ordain and establish this Constitution.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1873-11-19
] iKIICLE ~
MILITIA.

SECTION /. The freemen of this Common
wealth shall be armed, organized and dis
ciplined for its defense when ard IN such
manner >s may De directed py law. Tss
General Assembly shall provide FOR main
tanning the militia By appropriations fron.
the Treasury of the Commons ealth, and
may exempt from military service persons
having conscientious scruples against bear
ing arms
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1873-11-19
ARTICLE VI.
IMPEACHMENT AND REMOVAL rxox oyy1cr

SECTION /. The House of Representa-
tlvcs shall have the sole power of impeach-
Lent.
Sec. 2. All impeacbments shall be tried by
The Senate. when sitting for that purpose
the Senators snail be upon oath or II III rma-
tlon no person shall be convicted without
the concurrence OF two-thircis of the mem
bers present
sec. ). The Governor and all other civil
officers shall he liable to impeachment for
any misdemeanors in Office, but judgment in
such cases shall not extend further than to
removal from office and disqualification TO
hold any Office OF trust profit under this
Commonwesuth,t The person accused, whei her
convicted OF acquitted, shall nevertheless he
liable to Indictment. trial. Judgment and
punishment according To law.
Sec. 4. All officers shall hold their off .es
on the condition that they behave them
selves well while in Office and shall be re-
moved on conviction OF misbehayior in
once or Of any infamous crime.
Appointed officers other than Judges of
the courts Of record and the Superintendent
OF Public instruction, may be removed at
the pleasure of the lower by which they
shall have been appointed. All officers
elected Dy the people, except Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, members of the Geprr-
al assembly aud judge Of the courts OF record
learned in the law, shall be removed " the
Governor for reasonable cause, aftsr due
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-10

Nearly all the members of the
Hong Wo Company atteuded the
funeral, and the Piutes had a big
feast on the edibles left at the
grave.
Work has been commenced
on the Humboldt ledge, i'm Bar
ber's canyon, near Dun Glen. The
owners intend to have the ore
worked at the Kron concentrat or.
in Star.
COUNTY TREASURER LARK
whose businesss arrangements
prevent his removal to Winne-
mucca, has appointed A. J. Shep-
pard. Wells. Fargo Il Coz s agent
at that place, Deputy County
Treasurer
NEW DISCOvERY.-Rich copper
and silver ores were discovered.
last week, by James Walters and
Tom Van Voorhees,, within ten
miles of Buffalo Springs.
The FOURTH. - The Nations
Birthday was celebrated with the
usual ceremonies. Considerable
powder was burnt, and a goodly
4nantity of whisky drank, in I'm
iOnville,
REMOVED. = The archives and
movable property of the county
were removed this week to Win
nemucca.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-10
FROM the Silver State of July6.

'ne SliEer state OF July 6.
IVAN RTES.-Jim King, the
alaman aati who was partially
r. 'tu I at the time his house
I.s.u burned, two weeks ago, died
,h ,ds. tuesday. He was buried
tne f',nH Hong Wo Company. and
suneral . was made the occasion
fes grand s display of heathenish
i richih me corpse was laid out in
nnt ly orhamented coffin, in
|ed u, oi the house in which he
|undna m III Chinatown, and was sur
|binhe bnted with colored wax tapers,
''r, q n; We're kept burning during
kn, nisht. Fire crackers were
Ear Ieu tha at regular intervals,
6tb 'ne M corpse, and a table loaded
land" r"ast pig and chicken, and
|es W ahu other Chinese delica-
way Placed near the coffin.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-10
Distinguished Parsonage.

The Salt Lake papers mention
the arrival in that city of a distin-
guished parsonage, one Richard
komus, a Ute Indian, native of
Springville, Utah county, about
eighteen years of age, and son of
High Forehead, an Indian that
was well known in this Territory,
and who died some two years
since. Mr.. X. has been for two
years student in Lincoln Uni
versity, Chester county, Pa, and
has made good progress in his
studies, being able to read and
write with ease, and be is also
quite proficient in other common
branches Of education, He was
placed in the above university by
the Indian bureau, and his eX-
penses ar. paid by Hon. w. f..
Dodge, of New York. He comes
to this Territory as interpreter for
Major Powell, the Colorado eX-
plorer, with whom he will travel
until December next, when he
will return to school. He ap-
pears to be very intelligent gem
tleman, and takes a lively inter-
est in the Indian affairs through
out the country. Mr.. komus eX-
presses himself very much graft
fled that he is permitted to make
this visit to the land of his birtH,
and is anxious to see his aged
mother who is now, with other
members of the Ute tribe, at
Spanish Fork. He bears a letter
of recommendation, signed by the
president and dean of the univer.
Sity which he has been ATTENDING
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sarebrush News,

Sagebrush News
,s virginia Chronicle. July ~
D. DAvIs.-As an excuse
neral Van Bokkelen's de,
Of the laws of God and
IN " keeping in a populous
: of the city II dangerous
al. the principles of the re-
m Of which he was wholly
Mt, it has been intimated
cnng Davis touched off the
i've for suicidal purposes.
nnouestionably had fore
. Of his fate, but his was
Z nature to contemplate nor
out suicide, much less to
r. a score of innocent per-
Davis was in great mental
ss for some time previous to
bath. and his criminal rela-
with a married woman of
rat circle undoubtedly kept
n constant expectation of a
I death. He was of an in
dent, proud, naughty, and
Ehat reckless disposition,
Icorned human sympathy.
rs engaged to be married to
Ldouobter of Ex-Governor
lpson, of New Jersey, and
Engagement had somehow
/ trouble between himself
|is father. During the week
to his death he said to a
who had known him in
{ely in New York, that he
h probably never see him
Isl after the Sunday or Mon
blowing. He expected death
be hands of an injured hus-
| but not ut those Of General
)BOkkelen.
PORTED SUICIDES On Sat
y evening the rumOr was cur
throughout the city that
ley Scholl, the gunsmith,
committed suicide by taking
IN. Yesterday it was reported
he had again suicided by
ting himself. Notwithst md
this repetition of suicide, he
|abOut as usual this morning.
Jas currently reported and
rally believed last night and
morning that young Mona
had committed suicide but
DO, is knocking around a little
lively than could reasonably
Epected OF a dead man.
AS INSURED. - The life of
lies H. Knox, who was killed
he great explosion, was in
4 in the Manhattan Company
500.
q the Gold Hill News Of July 7th. ]
RIVAL OF FOREIGN CAPITAL
"A party of European cap
.ts, numbering about a dozen
III, most Of them natives of
ice, arrived in Virginia last
ing. Yesterday afternoon
came down from Lake Tahoe
r as Carson with Hank Monk.
!. Yerington, being unable to
ish them with a special train,
rode up to Virginia on the
'f a car load of lumber. To-
they spent several hours eX-
Ing the Belcher mine. The
loers of the party expressed
nselves agreeably surprised at
wonderful richness and eX-
OF the ore deposit.
D, o. F. INsTALLATION.-At a
lar meeting o. Parker Lodge,
l5, |. o. o. F., held on Thurs
evening, July Sd, the follow
officers were duly installed to
r respective officers for the
llng term, d. ID, Grand Master
T. Stern officiating: J. ID. 10y
IAN, n. g.; j. b, Marshall, "
Daniels Roberts, Recording
etary; Z. Hanb, Treasurer
Cotton, Secretary.
IE wrestling tournament at
'lnla City terminated yester.
The following is a list of the
eSSiul contestants. First prize
William Pellow second
s'slOO, William Temby; third
= 500. }. Mitchell; fourth
= SFO, Joseph Crosse; fifth
= S5o, William Harvey sixth
= s2o, James Trevillian.
lGHT CONFEDERATION. -
lruay evening the lace cur
attached to the front win.
OF the residence of r.. II
1r' r. on North &. Street, Virgi.
"lly, caught fire and were
'umed. The fire was eXtin.
aeo aeo eefore doing any more
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k:urrka 5entinfl
sd every morning, Mondays
excepted. by
ko. ". CASSIDY.

pys OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
one year, by mail...:;.......$l5 90
o oix months, by mail...... 5 w
,hree months, by mall: . w
Tvs forwarded until paid for.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-09-22

NJ ONE BUT THE VERY BEST qualities Of A
IN thracite and BItumnous coal, dry Nd wen
in bins GEO W. Blu 81,
Ir ID. French street, whafE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-09-22

The well earned reputation OF scales has induced
the makers of imperfect and worthless balances to
offer them as Fairbanks Scales" and purchasers
have thereby, id many instances, been subjected to
fraud anil imposition
II such makers were capable of constructing good
scales, they would have no occasion to borrow our
name.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-09-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of Lcvari Facas to me directed,
will be exposed to Public Sale at the hotel Of George
WHITFIELD, on Delaware Street opposite the Court
House, in the town Vi Now Castle, New Castle coun-
tember, 1873. at two O'Clock, r. m the following de-
scfbed zeal Estate viz AL that certain tract or
pa eel land situate lying and being in the Hundred
and county vi New Castle and State Of Delaware,
bounded as follows, to wit: beginning at stone Ill
the center of the New Castle and Frenchtown Turn
pike road the being the most south westw ar6y
corner OF George Bocs' laud; thence binding on his
land north 3sk degrees, west M perches 10 asone set
for corner III - line thence south 40 degrees,
west 81 perches stone OF the heirs of Abra-
ham Short, deceased; thence along their line south
3sS degrees 1875 $40 crches to the centre OF the
New Castle and FrenchOwn Turnpike road aforo-
said thence north u degrees, east IS perches 10 tn.
place Of beginning, containing liz Acres Of Land,
more or less
seized and taken in execution as the property OF
Benjamin t. Pennington and Emily L., his VITO, and
downward, terrc tenant and to he solhby
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle. August 26 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-09-22
No Cure No Pay!

ach, costiveness, liver ,
For sale by all drugg
NEBEKER " CO., ]
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-09-22
SheriG,s Sale.

Dy virtue OF n writ of Lcvar Faeias to me direct
I'd, will be exposed to Public Sale at the hotel OF Geo
Castle and State of Delaware, on THURSDAY, the
18th day OF September, 1873, at three o'c 0ck,
the following described Real Estate, Wig; All that
certain plantation tract, piece or parcel of land SIT
uate in New Castle Hundred, in the County Of New
wit; beginning at corner walnut tree OF this and
John IlilIs land aud running thence north twenty-sx
degrees and half west nifty six perehes to stone IN
thence by line dividing this from land late OF Zach
ariah marlborough north 81 degrees east 1872 perches
to stone in the line dividing the lands Of the said y
Ysnlenourigh and John Garrctbson; thence BY
line dividing this from other land of the said q.
chcs to stone in the line of land late of Major John
Donaldson, deceased thence by the said Donaldsons
line south 2sA degrees, west 2ls perehes to stone
near the Kings road leading from the village of the
Chrlsana Bridge TO the head of Elk River, being n
corner Of the aforesaid Hils land thence by the line
perchcs south 90 dcg ees, west CO percc to the first
corner tree and place OF beginning, containing with
MORE OR LESS.
Also other small piece on parcel Of land adjoin-
ing the above described tract, Beginning at stone
being tho last mentioned CORNER for John Hs land
IN the above described tract of land, and running
south CO degrees west % pcrches to the corner walnut
tree first mentioned in the above described tract OF
land thence north Sc degrees east &C perces, thence
south 81 perches TO the first mentioned stone and
place OF beginning, containing within these bounds
ACRES, bo the same more less
And alss another sah iqt oI p.eSo Vi nu auJoih1
stone set on the east side of the Great Road
leading from Chrsiana Bridge to the Red Lion, AMI
In line OF land belonging TO tho estate Of Samue
Patterson, deceased, and running thence by SAID
Pattersons land south o. degrees, cast poIches to
small black oak sapng south 40 deg, east 81 perche
to stone at OF the land Of James Partridge
thence by hne OF marked trees he line of said Part
ridges an) south SO degrees, west 9s5i0 perchcs
stone SGT ON the east side OF the aforesaid Grea
L Read leading from Cnristiana bridge to tho Re,
.Se 81 ns ten
thirty minutes east III o. 10 perches to the aforesaid
place oil beginning containing lik Acres be the sam
Il mr. lpaa itn xChD
and ia perches OF Land be the same more or less
Seized and taken in execution as the property O
George A. Lee and Mary A Lee, his wife, and tcrr
tenants, and to be sold by -
| ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, August 26 1873.
i N.B.-Sfx thousand dollars required, and the ba
/ ance may remain on the property.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-09-22
FOR, SALE.

a. TWO Valuable Market street properties, one
40 feet front, 100 feet deep, the other 70 IT. front.
running through to Shpley Street, and will be
sold on easy terms.
House, No. 1908 Tatna street, rooms, lot 10 by 20,
possession at any time
Two Houses on Wilson street, Nos 1929 and 1891, 4
rooms each, lot 16x6i, for 900 each.
Store property. corner Fifth and Madison streets,
good location for business.
House, No. 405 East sixth street, rooms.
Two FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
miles from city, OF acres, the other IA acres
Buildlngs upon both new and in good repair, Great
abundance OF fruit.
House, CPL west Seventh street, 7 rooms, and
in good order. Lot l5xSi
Store property, corner Of Elm and jackson streets
for less Than cost
House No. 40T East Sixth street, rooms, lot i6A74
Two houses, Grooms each, on Orange street, above
Sixth. Lot 1Sxi27 Cheap. Terms very easy.
For Sale or exchange Tor farm. A thrcc-story
brick house, II rooms; store and bakery attached Al
modern imprOy ements. Good location for business.
A number of other properties, including some flint
firm close to the cy Call and examine list. onic
| open III the evening". l.. PENNINGTON,
Room No. . 4 llmond Building
je9-u Cor. Eighth and Market streets.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-09-22

SEASONABLE.
At this season of tho year when all prudent house
keepers packing away their rs and woollen goods
and putting their houses in order for the approaching
simmer, the questions very naturally arise, 'Wha
shall do to prevent the ravages of the moth Pr
How shall we get rid OF such pests as reaches, bugs
ants, &c.?"
The best known insect dcstroyers, arc
CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE,
active poison best suited for on besteads and
furniture under washboards and along the edges
Of carpets, in the form Of solution.
cARBoLIC ACID,
Which destroys all the lower order OF plants and ami
mails, is cheap and eectual, should be used i'll very
dilute state as 1t leaves tarry behind, which,
though wholesome, IL somewhat persistent.
PERSIAN INSECT POWDER,
(Pyrethrum Roseum. } an innocent vegetable powder
which effectually banishes Ants, Moths, Bugs, Red
erly applied, and IL pronounced bv many furriers to
be one Of the best and cheapest articles In use.
GUM CAMPHoR,
which, being volatile, permeates the entire mass OF
bundle of goods, and is soon disspated when the
goods opened for use again.
GLENTwoRTH'S ROACH POISON,
We have found, from several years experience TO be
the elective preparation for the destruction Of
Reaches. Unlike many other preparations, they are
attracted by this article, devouring with great avid
ty, and are not ksly to die In their hiding places
All the kbove articles sold in any quantity. and In
formation concerning their use and nature checrfuy
given by ~, .,
Cor. Sixth and Market Streets,
mayi5 Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-09-22
Country Seat for Sale |!

The undersigned will sell at private sale his very
Ira desirable farm, containing 40 acres, situated in
M,@ MIL Creek Hundred, near the Brandywine
A-A Springs, about 10 minutes drive tn Falkland
Station, on the Wilmington Il Western Il. r., and q
miles from Wilmington. The land is in good state
of cultivation, well fenced and hedged. with run
ming water in every field and also at the house and
barn; plenty of fruit and ornamental trees; there IL
a Presbyterian church in the immediate neighbor-
hood and convenient to schools and mills. The i'm
provements consist of a frame house nearly new,
rage house, and all necessary outbuildings, all In
good order The situation is a very desirable one
and any one wishing nice home in the country would
do wen to for himself. Any person wishing tc
view 1t will be shown the by the subscriber
siding thereon Terms easy. aug21-lm
Address, Eaulkland. Del. VIM. NEGENDANK.