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or abetiors, guilty Of either Of the msdemea-
nors aforesaid, shall. on conviction, be fined
in sum not exceeding one ihousa nd dollars.
and imprisoned in the proper Penltentiary
for prriod not ex ceedng three y ars.
Any person who on oath or
affirmation. in or before any court IN this
Stale, or of, Ger aui horized 10 administer
oaths, shall 10 procure e. certificate OF
Ma tura izstio tor himself ur any other per-
son, wilfuiiy depHse, deciOre or affirm any
matter to he fact, knowing the same TO be
false or shall in like ma nner deny any mat
ter To be fact, knowing he sqme TO be true.
shali be deemed gully Of perjury and any
certificate of naturalization issued in pursu-
ance of any such deposition. declaration OF
aft rmation, shall be null and void and IL
shall be The duty Of the court issuing the
same, upon proof being made before is that
It was fraudlently obtaninad, 10 take I'M
mediate measures for recalling the same for
cancelailon; ; and any person who shall vote,
or attempt 10 vote, on sDy paper SO ubta med
or who shall in any way aid III, conrlve at,
or have any agency whatever in the issu'.
circulation or use Of any fr udient naturali:a-
ton certificate, shall be deemed guilty oi a
misdemeancr, and, upon conviction thereof.
hail undergo an Imprisonment i'll ihs
penitenlisry for not more th1n two years.
und pay a fue, not more than one thruSard
dollars, for evey such offence, or both, al the
discretion Of The court.
1T shall be the duty of the secretary Of the
com monwea to prepare forms for all the
blanks made necessary by this act, and furnish
copies Of the same to the county commissioners
of the several counties Of the commonwealth :;
and the county commissioners of each county
shall, as soon as may be necessary after receipt
of the same, al the proper expense OF the coun-
| ty, procure and furnish to all the election
officers of the election districts of their respcc
tive counties copies of such blanks, in such
quantities as may be rendered necessary for
the discharge OF their duties under This act and
shall pay all necessary expenses for lights, rent
fuel and stationery, on bills certified by the
election officers"
And by an Act approved February l3, 1874,
it is provided, "In all elections hereafter the
certificate Of naturalization, if genuine shall DO
conclusive evidence of the facts mentioned
therein and where the person offering TO vote
claims the right on the payment of tax, the
receipt for such tax, if signed BY the proper
officer, shall be the evidence thereof; if such
person does not produce such receipt, then pay
ment of the tax may be proved by the oath of
such person, or other evidence, stating when,
where and to whom such tax was paid.
i God save the Commonwealth.
CHARLES HENRY, Sheriff.
| Sheriff. Office, Stroudsburg October Is, 1874.
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ORDINANCE No. II.

asscial meeting Of the Town Council aIl G9rEess
~, Toroucb Of East Stroudsburg, held this 7th day
&" y -. ordsinsd and enacted that the Stroudsburg
r,snysr Railway Company be and hereby Is dirscted
I'SSsrs tba track OF said Railway 10 the middle Of
.i,sto1 street in said Borough Of East Strouds-
, f-5rr the Eastern end of the Earstern wing walls
fE. i-1r Bridge ever Brodhesds Crsek, 10 the point
tI-srtio7 If said Washington street with Cortland
80. near the store Of Thomas Steuplss, and that the
~ Of said Railway &c made 50 "a 70 conform to the
re said Washington street. That II said Railway
- ! m, removed as above ordained in thirty days
@ TIE 6ae Of RetirE OF this Orainanee, tEen the same
~ Ne r.ruovcd BY The said Borough Of East Strcuds-
~ a tba expess Of said StTouesburg Passenger Rail
Va. company with twenty per cent added thereto ae-
55d.ag 70 lAw. - -,,,,,,,,
UryRy MILLER. Sec'y.
n,, gn ,s-I-2t.
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COUNTY ATLAS.

Surveys are now being made for new Atlas Of
Monroe County, Pa
This Atlas is to contain general Map Of the United
States showing the relation Of he diff rent States to
each other, the Railroads and important Cities.
An outline Railroad and Tow nship Map VI the State
of Pennsylvania.
An outline plan Of this County showing the relation
of the Tow and important Villages to each other,
with the Rosds and Railroads properly located thereon
Seperae plans a large scale, of each Township and
Village in the County showing Warrant and Lot lines
also the locstion OF Dwellings Stores and Public Eu:d-
ings, properly designated.
The Public Roads with their measured lengths in
rods, from careful surveys, together with the Rv
Streams Rsilroads, Canals, DC
table Of distances giving in miles, and enths the
nearest distance from any all the other impor-
tant Villages in the County.
The whole to make volume i3 X l5lZ inches with
Cloth sides and Leather back and cmbcllshed with
handsome Gilt title front cover, altogether making
neat substantial and useful book for reference The
work will be published for subscribers only.
+. W. BEERS & Co,
PUBLISHERS
Oct. 15-4t.l Sc Vasey Street y. y.
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Notice Is Hereby Given,

That in Article 8. Section ! of the Constitu-
ton. it is declares Every male citizen twenty
one years Of age, possessing the following
qualifications, shall be entitled to vote at al!
elections: First-He shall have been citizen
| of the United States at least one month. Second
He sha! have resided in the State one year,
| or If. having previously been aquallhed elec-
tor or native horn citizen of the State he shall
| have removed therefrom and returned, then SIX
months Immediately preceding the election.
| Third-He shall have resided IN the election
district where he shall offer 10 vote at least two
months Immediately preceding the election.
| Fourth-If twenty-five years OF age or upwards,
he shall have paid within two years a state or
| county tax, which shall have been assessed at
least two months and paid at least one month
| before the election"
And. that it is provided by an Act of As
.emblv. approved July q 1889, THAT every
nerson. excepting Justices of the Peace, who
shall hold any Office or appointment OF Proht
or trust under the Government OF the United
States, or of the State, or of any city or IN
| corporated district, whether commissioned
officer or otherwise, subordinate ofhcer or
agent. or who is or shall be employed under
the legislative. executive, or judiciary depart
mcnt Of this State, of the United States, or OF
any city or of any incorporated district, ana
also, any member of Congress, and OF the state
LEGISLATURE, ana OF lUc sclSII VI
council of any city, commissioner OF any
incorporated district, is by law incapable OF
holdidg or exercising at the same time, the
Office or appointment of judge, inspector, or
clerk of any election in this Commonwealth /;
and that no Judge inspector. or other officer OF
any such election shall be eligible to any ofhcc
to be then voted for.
.In case the person who shall have re-
ceiyed the second highest number oil votes
for inspector, shall not attend on the day OF
any election then The person who shal nave
received The second highest number OF votes
for Judge at the next preceding election shall
act as inspector in his place. And IN case
the person who shall have received The high
est number of votes for inspector thail not
attend, the person elected Judge shall ap-
point an inspector in his place-and In case
the person elected, as Judge shall not atieno,
then The in .pector who received the highest
number OF votes shall app int Judge III MS
place and if any vacancy sha II continue 10
the board for the space OF one hour after the
time fixed by law for the opening OF tne
election. the utilized voters OF the s!~n-
shin. VIZ! or dislyict for which such othcers
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EsrATE OF LEVI FEASTz, Of Paradise tsp, decd
Notice !. hereby given. that the undersigned having
n apnninted Auditor by :he Judges of the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Monroe County, to make distribution
q the funds in thc hands Of Anna Frantz, Admin
.-a,riz 70 and among the persons entitled thereto
VII attend 70 Inc duties Of his appointment on Thurs
diy November 18TH, 1874 al ! o'clock P. n, Al the
P:5;hongi2rys Office StroudsburE, when and where
,agss interested may atJsD5 If they think proper.
T. II. HCILHANEY, Auditor.
si-oudy5arg Oct I5. ls74-4t
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r. MAINONE,
Maker, Tuner, Regulator and Repairer
OF
Pi219gi Organs and Melodeons.

r.-.ss residing in Stroudsburs and vicinity, wish
!iuss rrttTuInents thoroughly tuned regulated and
ing nsi most reasonabs price will please leave
sP' e-1,r, at the Jstfersouian Office,
'%,s. wishing to purchase Pianos or other inStru-
vii fad il to their advantage 10 call on ME Hav-
Es- ,-srticle experience of over twenty-siH years
e. manufacture Of pianos am prePored TO furnish
~ ard most in proved Instruments at the lowest
.ji. rricss I have located myself permanently
~. ard solicit ycuT fzyorS.
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EsTGTE OF ELIZABETH BUsKIEK, Of ChestnuthiIl tsp
decd.
Notice hereby given that the undersigned having
-s1 appointed Auditor By the Judges OF tbs Court OF
'eno0 Pleas Of Monroe County, 10 make distribution
iCnds il the hands Of Jacob Learn administrator
and among the persons entitled thereto will attend
tie duties Of said appointment on Friday, Novem-
I .ajh 1874 81 10 o'clock A. 81. al the Prothonotarys
o1ce, St-oGdSburE when and where those interested
'aay attend II they think pr0pc-.
7. Il. AcILUANET, Auditor.
S.-1II,h1-- 0o-T
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Auditors Notice.

Es7A7F: OF JAcoE TRASsUE, decd.
The undersigned appointed by the Orphans Court
fVouro. County Auditor 10 make distribution OF the
r,5n,v in hands 81 Gzorge ". Hoffman, administrator
ia, Estate OF Jacob T-snsue decd will attend to the
5;.s Of his appointment on Friday, November 2oth,
IA 4 10 ocock A Y al the Office Of s. Hoimes, jr
80 II strou5s5u7S, AZ which slime and place su
5g-s77s having aay elsis against said fund will pre-
., N. sane Or be forever dsbarred from coming in
E- any share thereof.
CA. HOLMES, Auditor.
s.-,r5.h-g OCT 2, la-4-.t
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IN the matter Of the Account OF John DeYoun- As
township
A1Lles hereby given that the undersisned having
n sp29 atec Auditor by the Judges Of the Court Of
hs funds in the hands OF the Assignee to and among
M persons cntitN thereto viii attend TO the duties
| rs appointment Saturday, November 18th, 1874,
oe9cs 4 u. II the Prothonotarys Office Strouds-
Tr when and whcrs those Interested may attend II
'afy think proper
81. T. II McILHAEEY, Auditor.
NI7uis5g-g Oct Il lg7l-c
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Caution---Take Noticel

nv wife Mary Ann has left my bed and
N3e!ritIut any t!st cause or provocation, hereby
lOlF5 rar,0as against harbogng trusting her
caatoa - prstsnss whatever from this date, as am
aadt 10 resist to the full extent Of the law the
ds!sTn.,'cof - nnv debts contracted by her.
isyneH' u 49, GEORGE DRAKE
.e.-oudshurr. Oct. q, 1s74.-3t.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

mere will be an election held at the Bank
5B h2lse house Of the Sroudsburg Bank. on Mon
Tsy' ,s November 10th, between the hours of
~. 2o clock, A. NJ, and 8 p. NJ, to elect
,.''sen directors for said Bank to serve for
y me ensuing year.
Y'I I7-5t J. MACKEY, Cashier.
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OXEN FOR SALE.

v,t tne subscriber offers for sale one S}YE
tIe t,,S. o. OXEN, six years old, well g.
f," weight 1000 lbs and in good condi-
Tor terms &c. apply TO or address
L. 7. SMITH,
0s,l.-, Forks Station, Monroe Co. Pa.
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NOTICE.

~ ,srsons indebted to the firm of Lee &
AH reouested to make settlement before
Co.. 'srsl al day of December, 1874.
tie nis' LEE & Co.
.e,dsburg, October %, 1874.
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NOTICE.

RI. annual meeting of the stockholders oi
lns nEs.-ondsburg Loan and Building Associa-
ne iii take place In the Court House, on
ron} },r November 9Th, 1874. at 6 o'clock p m
ETo"!' B. S. JACOBY, Sec'y.
,1.b,rr Oct %, 1974.-3t.
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FOR SALE CHEAP,

% DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
"-f lhs Depot For further particulars, apply 20
o ,-,-, e. L STAUFFER & CO,
~ 10 ''--Ia' East Stroudsburg, Pa
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deputy Of either, "r any other person, shall
afflx the seal of office to any natural'z ton
pa per, or permit the same 70 be affixed, or
give out, or cause or permit the same tn be
given out, in blank, whereby it may be
fraudlenty used, or furnish natura liza sion
certificate, 10 any pers'n who shall not have
been duly ex1mlned and s@ orn in open Court,
in the presence OF some oi The Judges there
of, according to the act of Congress, or shall
aid in, conui, e at, or IN any way permit The
issue of any irauiu ent naturalization certi-
ficaie. he shall be goIl;y of high
misdemeanor; OF II any one shall frandulently
use any such certificate Of naturalization,
knowIn4 that il Mas tri udulentIy issued, OF
shall vote, or attempt 10 vote thereon. ifany
one sh Ill vote, or attempt TO vote, on any
certificate of ,turaliziiinp not issued 10 him
he shall he guilty OF high m,sdemea nor
and either or any o the PRISONS, their aiders
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Auditors Notice.

'uls5a-g Oct, IS, Is74-it
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Auditors Notice.

s.-,udsbre. Oct. y, l374-st
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Auditors Notice.

t-outs5-rg Oct. Is, 1s74-t
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-06-19

A Mighty War H1nsiasnt--zHe Increase Of Huge
Armies Beeoming iatoleraLle- Opiai0a Of tie
London "7imes.'
Correspondence New York World.
LONDON, MAY 2S-Tbe leading article
In the Times of yesterday is one we'll wor.
thy the attention which il will everywhere
receive. 1t was aplain warning hat Europe
is on the eve ola mighty war AFIirs have
come TO such a pass that tho burden of
maintaining the armies which ali the nations
have prepared for the coming war is too
great long to be cndurcd But still the
armies are constantly Increased. "Tbe pro.
cess of turning citizens into soldiers" says
the Times, "goes on all over Europe withou,
any apparent limit" The German army
is more than half as large again as it was fit.
teen years ago, bu, still is not large enough
to satisfy Bismarck aud Mollke. France,
Austria, Italy, Russia, Belgium, and Sweden
arc each following Germany's example, and
are increasing their armies. Zach is afraid
of all the others, and "Europe is returning
TO the traditions Of an earlier age, when
every free man was soldier, ard tho pur-
suits of industry were wholly srbordinated
TO the claims of military service" Each
nation says it is arming only for defevce
but some of them have already armies
for defense moro humorous than any often
siVe army that can be brought against ,hom.
For, says tho Times:
Germany has n total army Of ,26l 600
men, aud this is very nearly twice as large
as the entire offensive army OF European
aud Asiatic Russia, and fills very little short
of the combined offensive forces of France,
Austria and Italy. Tue French army,
again, is much larger than the army with
which Germany could make the attack.
Nor is Italy less veil defended against oil
possible ASSISTANTS. Within tho last fifteen
years she has almost doubled her standing
army, and has increased the available often
sive part of tin an even larger proportion.
She has now Co.'S 200 soldiers with whom
she can defend herself, aud 322 900 with
whom she can attack her reighbOrs. II we
measure her defensive forces against the
offensive forces ofany other nation whatever,
We shall fad that they DO not fail short of
any, and that they ars considerably in cx-
cess of most. The very preteuco of reason
thus altogether disappears, and the jealous
les and suspicious of the nations of Europe
with regard 20 each others future move
menis are shown clearly to be as bascless
as they are Tuipous"
Engiand, for every 200 Of her popula-
lion, maintains only three soldiers for often
siye purposes; Italy and Belgium msiniain
twelve France and Austria fifteen and
Germany twenty-one. |; is 10 vain for
Germany to pretend that she wishes only
to defend berself-she means mischief, and
the gun which will be tho signal of the
next great war will be fred by her.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-06-19
The French Situation.

The times are again ont Of Joint in Raris. The
BonRpartists have become drawer and the reDub-
means more aggressive the frs; impelIed to des-
perRte resentment by the brand of "rascaIsi
which Gambetta recently pat upon them in the
Assembly, and the last chafed by the resistant
power of their monarchcal enemies into n recl,-
less and unmerciful system of assault. The re-
suit IS that the two parties Gre worked Up to a
high pitch OF excitement Personalities grow
thick and extravagnnt; the populace takes Part
leading champions as we'll Us lesser fVnrants nj
Versailles are booted, Missed or cheered in the
streets or at the depot ; combats occur, and even
the wary Gambetta has still the mark of n Bona
partist cane upon his face, inflicted few DAYS
ago. AT length the military have been called
upon to aid the police 10 prevent these disorders
Leading newspapers have been suppressed
demand for armed Ieparatiou made by republi-
cans upon the intractab!e editor Of lie Paws, the
fighter Of forty dues or more. Paul de Cassar.
mac is answered by that individual with the
cool observation that he particularly desires TO
fight NJ. Gaubeta, and that nine members Of the
editorial stat of lie Pays are willing TO fight
nine Of the republican deputies. Such is the
height of political excitement 10 Paris to-day
II seems as if the man of at the mead Of State
were now in position &c make or mar "splen-
Gid opportunity -either TO serve or sacrifice his
country - Baltimore Sun.
a CRISIS IMMINENT IN FRANCE
LoNDoN, June IA Paris special 10 the Times
says the Lef:-Cenre to- day will probably intro
duce bill, the first clause Of which organizes a
republic according to tue bill of 49, and the sec
ond fixes the date of dissolntion Of the Assembly.
The Gazctte dc France says q civil war will he the
immediate consequence Of dissolution II is gen
orally thought that in the event Of dissolution.
the Assembly before dispensing will authorize
Mcmahon to govern for some months. probably
year, without the assembly, and will also eu-
thorize him to dissolve the next Assembly. The
crowd at the depot las evening numbered 10 600
people aud clearly manifested that the sympathy
was with the Bonapartsts
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-06-19

SHOCKING DEATH We are Informed
by Mi. samuel Dlvi1soD, that Mrs. Nancy
Shockey, an aged lady residing Mt oakland,
Morgan County, started on Saturday last,
june g b, in company with her son, DR..
Shockey, 10 visit another son in Frederick
County, Va, when she met with a terrible
death, having been burned to a crisp whilst
travelling along the road. 1t appears that
Mrs. S. had been smoking a pipe, which
she had put in her pocket, it is supposed.
with tho tobacco still burning. THIS cot
her clothes on Gro and despite the efforts
of beT SOP, himself an invalid, to smother
the flames, every stitch Of her clothing was
consumed ard her body horribly crispcd
and blackencd, until in many places the
H5sh parted from Tic bones A. soon a.
possible her son turned homcword, with
his mother, Still alive in ier terrible condi-
ton, and remarkable 10 relate she sa, M
right in tho buggy until tho house was
reached, and survived for several hours of.
forwards her agooiziug Injuries. DR.. Shock
cy Was also severely burocd 10 bis Efforts
to save bis mother, bu, bis injuries will
not prove serious.
Mrs s. was tho widow Of tho late Rev.
John Shockey, for many years q z,al,us
local preacher Of tho Methodist Church and
known to many persons in ,his section OF
The State. Both himself and wife wero
noted for their generous hospitality, aud
their poorer ueighbors were never turned
en- ply away. Mrs. $. was in Der IS n year.
and had been consistent member of fbe
VI. j. Church Tor nearly CO years. -ilqy
HRsJUrg Statesman.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-06-19

FATAL ACCIDENT the 2Slh ult.,
quite an excitement prevailed from the start
ling intelligence tia, Andrew J. Hardway
had accidenty shot himself. The facts are
about as follows :-Ol the evening Of the
day named two men went to Hardway's
house to borrow gun. Mr.. II. went aud
got the gun aud brought il TO the door TO
examine it to see if i, was loaded. lie
found cap on tho tube aud snapped the
gun, bu, it failed to go off. lie then took
the cap off and examined it and pu, it on
ngain, aod snapped the gun the second time
with the same result as before. He again
took oil the cap and blew bis breath in the
gun, and no air appeared to escape. He
then PCT his foot on the hammer and his
mouth on the muzzle of the gun, aud in an
effort to push the hammer back, his foot
slipped and the guu went of, from the par
ucles of fuse that was lef, from the car.
The ball entered his mouth and came cut
at tho crown of his head, killing him in
stantly. The deceased was born in Harri-
son county, near Yves, Milford, and moved
to Broxton about B years ogo, where lie re-
sided at the time of his death lie leaves
wife aud one child TO mourn his untinely
end. Mr.. III. was an exemplary member
OF the Methodist Protestaut Church, aud
died in full faith Weston Democrat.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-06-19
Terrible Massacre Of Christians.

New YORK, June 9-Frsnoh papers pub,
lish a letter written by the bishop of La
rsnda upon the massacre of ChristisDs at
Tong King. The bishop says tia, with his
mission were $4,000 Christians, bu, that
10000 have been s,raneled, burned or
drowned, and he adds that be has no hope
Of escaping the martyrd pm himself. This
startling communication bears no date but
is generally credited in France.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-06-19
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
u. T. 6 j. Payne,

II. T. 6 j. Payne,
vs..
Trdvis Poync's A1m'r DC.
DY decree rendered 10 this Chaucery cause
I } ut the June Torn 1874, Of the County Couri,
The undersigned, Commissioner, is directed,
lst TO state settle and adjust the accounts OF
William n Powell Sheriff, Committee Admin
isifaiof Of Travis Payne, decd.
2nd To call before him all the Creditors Of
The said Travis Payne, decd, 70 present and
prove their debts or demands against the Estate
Of The said Payne, decd
All persons interested will therefore, take no
lice, that on the 27ih day of July 1874, at my
Office 10 Romuey, vs. Va ] shall proceed 10 car
~ out The directions " tie above rccted decree.
SAM j.. j. FLOURNOY,
Commissioner County Court Hampshire Co.
June H. lS-f--f
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-06-19

PENSIONS --A Washington correspond.
cnt Of the Baltimore Sun says: The a.
dopjiou by both houses q The conference
reports on tho bills u increase pensions in
certain cases, will add several hundred
thousand dollars to the cost Of the pension
system O1e Of The bills increases ibe PEN
sions Of G9l totally disabled pensioners
from s3l % to $50 per month. The 9th
er increases the pensions Of all ono-armcd
soldiers to tho same rate a. that paid 10
onc-lcggcd soldiers, which is 50 per month.