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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-16
OBITUAR ".

RODGERS.-Died, at his residence in
Wheeler, Fayette county. on Saturday, Oc-
tober 10th, 1885, Nj. George J. Rodgers,
aged about ~ years.
The deceased was born in Ebensburg
where he resided the greater part of his lie.
During bis early manhood be was ingaged
in mercantile pursuits, and about 1872
in partnership with David Ritter who was
married to one of hts sisters, embarked in
the iron business, building what was known
as the Ritter furnace on the Biacklick creek
about nine miles from Ebensburg. Owing
to the distance the iron had to be hauled to
market the enterprise did not pay and was
soon abandoned He afterwards engaged
in numbering; and in 1856 was elected Treas
urer of Cambria county. He afterwards
built a planning mill and manufactured
broom and brush handles in Ebensburg, and
when he had his establishment in successful
operation it was burned down. He imme-
dfately rebuilt the establishment, but be-
came financially embarrassed and lost his
property. About six or seven years ago he
accepted position with the Cambria Iron
company at Wheeler, Fayette county, where
he was engaged to the time OF his death.
He was a brother of Mr.. Lewis Rodgers, or
this place and of Mr.. John Rodgers and Mrs.
Wiseparver, of Altoona, and of Mrs. John
Singer, CT jackson township. His remains
were brought TO this place on Sunday and
were inferred in LIOyd's cemetery.
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AN INGENIOUS CLOCK. The Everett
Press says there is in the vicinity Of Wood,
bury, Bedford county, a young man noted
for his mechanical talent and skill, who is
working at wonderful clock, which, when
complete. will, that paper believes, eclipse
anything ever produced IN the clock line,
not excepting the famous Strasburg clock.
lie has been planning and working on this
wonderful clock over five years and expects
to complete it in about year. This i'm
mense time-piece when done Will be twelve
feet high by FIVE feet wi6e and three and
one half feet deep, built entirely of black
! walnut wood. 1t is artisticaIly designed,
and displays in its composition grandeur
Of proportion with its graceful mOuid!ngs
and delicate carved ornaments. The ends
Of the case Will be ornamented with ex
/ quisitely formed columns stand iag out in
/ full relief, their bases resting on short ped
/ estals, and beautifully carved capitals, sup
4 porting an indented frieze and entsbature
/ On the lower front is circle of eleven dlaIs
/ with large dial ih the center, giving The
I time at Washington, D c., in hours, min
utes and seconds, the mCnth of the year
! the date Of the month. the week, the day ot
the week, the fouT seasons Of the year anC
the changes Of the moon. The remaining
eleven diaIs give the difference of time in
| New YORK, Chicago. San Francisco, Lon
don, Paris, Pekin, COnstantinOpIe, Mel
bourne, Vienna, Cairo and st. Petersburg
Among the many other curious feature
more. At certain hour of the day fgur
representing William II. Vanderbilt, tn
great railroad king, arises from his chair
holding a charter in his right hand and il
turn all the great railroad kings of thi
country slowly enter door al his left, pas
and bow to him and enter a door to hi
right and disappear. When your cores
pOndent receives permission he will Civ,
your readers full details Of the workings o
this really wonderful masterpiece of art
science and mecbanicism combined
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when in the wrong Channel

The bile wrecks Qrievous injury Head
aches, constipation, pain 10 the liver and
stomach, jaundIce. nausea ensue. A few
doses of HOstester's Stomach Bitters will
reform these evils and prevent further in
jury, 1t is a pleasant aperient. its action
upon the bowels being unaccOmpanied by
gripping. The liver is boJh regulated and
s'Imu lated hv IL. and 2s If is very impOIitiC
To disregard disorder Of that organ, which
through neglect may euIminste in dangerous
congestion and hepatic abscess, the Bitters
should be resOrted to an early stage Fail
urp To do this renders a contest with the
malady more protracted. Fever and ague,
rheumatism, kidney and bladder troubles
are rpmedied bv this fine medicine, and the
increasing infirmitieS OF age mItipated by it.
It NAV be also used in conva iescence with
advantage, as It hastens the restoration of
vigOr.
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In NemOay OF Mrs. Philip Collins,
Died Oct. g. 1888.

When she passed across the waters
Was the Lord not surely with hero
Did He not command the river
That It 'shnuld not Overfiow?'
Gave He not he grace sufficient,
And the strength by Him perfected
And the peace, as far supassing
All our hearts can hope or knOw?'
Let our souls in this find comfort;
Let our muTmurinCs he sIlenced;
Let the lcnginQs for her presence,
Be forever hushed to rest
Shall we not most meeklv give her,
Thrn' the gates of death forever
To the Lord who died 70 save her.
And who knOweth what is best?
Known to Him the heart 50 faithful,
Aud the hand. that ever open
Gave tn AL the help and comfort.
That Christian woman should
Let us give no empty prai
But the PRAYERS she fumblv asked for
a md nv wa king in her footsteps,
Find in God our only God.
MI. ND.
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The recent rains have made the roads
very muddy, and as It is now late In the sea-
son it IS doubtful II they will improve much
until the snow comes. Before the roads get
to bad It would be advisable for farmers
and those living at distance from town to
visit John Ovens store, on High street.
where they can purchase dry goods, dress
goods, boots and shoes, groceries and provi-
sions of the best quality at the very lowest
prices
u 5. SecretService officer raided a
camp of eleven counterfeiters in Clarion
county on Monday, capturing six of them,
the others escaping into the woods. The
prisoners were brought to PitIsburg and at
preliminary hearing before U. S. Com
missioner McCandless were held for court.
The officers refuse to give the names of
those arrested, as they hope to secure the
rest Of the gang before many days. The
coniackers have been plying their vocation
quite successfully in Clarion, Jefferson, and
Forest Counties. They have been engaged
in the manufacture of spurious silver dol
/ lars and had thorough system of placing
/ the same in circulation. The case is one of
( tae biggest in the counterfeiting line that
has ever been worked up hereabouts for
many years.
On Sunday afternoon Mr.. John Itinger
/ of Market street, Second ward, took his own
and some Deighbors' children to Green Hin.
I They were ascending the hill by the back
road, and when about half way up Mr.. It.
inger saw some boys throwing stones at s.
Chestnut tree. He requested them to de-
sist until he had taken the children past
They gave indications Of complying with
/ the request and Mr.. Itnger started up the
hill with the little ones.
When his little daughter Oracle, aged
about seven years, was quite near the tree
one of the boys, aged probably seventeen
years. whose name ia said to be Rosenthal,
threw a'stone up into the tree. 1t hit a
limb and dropped, striking Oracle on the
head in its descent, and stunning her so that
she could not walk. Mr.. Itinger requested
ROsenthal to help him down the hill with
the children. and as be had to carry Oracle.
but he states that the boy refused assistance.
After arriving at his home Mr.. Itinger sent
for Dr.. g. Sheridan, who, upon examining
the child's injury, found that she had sus
taiued fracture of the skull Her oOndi-
tiOn to day is satisfactory and ber recovery
is anticipated. JohnStolgn Tribune.
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ACT OF JAEUARY so, 1884.

SIC. 4. ThatsII elections held hereafter under
the laws Of this Commonwealth. the poIls shall be
oP ened at seven clock. m, and close at seven
O'Clock. p. m.
SEC. l. whenever there shall be vacancy in
an election board on the morning Of the election.
said vacancy shall be flled conformity with
existing Laws.
The Act Of Assembly. entitled. "An Act relat-
ing TO the elections OF this CommOnvealt, passed
July .. 1875. provides as follows, 70 wit:
That the inspectors and Judges shall meet st
the respective places appointed for holding the
elections the district 10 which they respective
Iy belong. before seven a'clock in the morning of
Tuesday. November 4. and each said inspector
shall appoint one clerk, who shall be qualified
voter Of such district
In case the person who shall have received the
second highest number Of votes for inspector
shall not attend on rhe dav Of electi-n. then
the persOn who shall have received the next
highest number of votes for Judge the next pre-
ceding election shal act as Inspector in his place
And IN cass the person who shall have received
the highest number of votes for Inspector shall
not attend, the person elected judge shall ap-
point inspector in his place. And in case the
person elected Judge shall not attend, then the
inspector who shall have received the highest
number OF votOs for Inspector shall appoint >
judge in his place and if any vacancy shall con
tinue the BOARD for the space OF ono hour after
the time fixed by the Law for the opening Of the
election the qusifed voters OF the township, ward
or district Tor which such officers have beer
elected shall elect some Of their number TO nl
3 the vacancy.
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Argument Court List

Anderson Va. Dtley.
Com. Cook
ConGran vs.. Wharton.
Bearer vs.. GauntDer
Skees vs.. Larimer.
Thomas vs. Rsade.
Laferhy vs. Hips & Lloyd.
Rengele WsEne--
Warner Warner.
Farahauxh yE. BrackeR
Znlner Behe
Admrs of Geo OrriS vs.. Webb.
Miller * Baker VS.. Lantzy.
Hughes VS.. Rodgers.
Fitzpatrick VS.. Clark.
Johnston VS.. Trexler.
ShOfter VS.. PickwOrth.
Boro. Of CoOpersdaIe VS.. Lower \ oder twp.
Cunningham ct al vs. Weakland ct al.
Exceptions to distribution of Auditor of fund
arising from sale of property of ID. W. kallengee.
Exceptions to distribution OF Auditor Of fund
arising from sale of property Of James Kelly
Executions to distribution OF Auditor 4 fund
arising from sale Of property Of J. 9. Berkey.
Exceptions to opening road in Clearheld town
ship-No. Sept. Sess. 1884, X. D.
Exceptions to report OF viewers OF road in
Clearheid townshiD--No. Sept. Sess. 1884, r. ID.
Exceptions to report of viewers snd 70 report OF
re-vie ers OF road in Summe-hill township
No. 10 Sept. Sess. 1884, X. ID.
Prothouotsry's Once. ! II. A. SHOEMAKER.
Eb'g Oct. s. 1855. PrOthonotary.
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11th Avenue, Near 10th St,
ALTOONA, PA.


]. In the matter OF the citation to the E1ecu-
tors OF Henry Walters, deceased.
,. In the matter OF the petition of Catharfne
Myers for a rule to show cause why a citation
should not issue TO the Executors of Christian
Myers and others. Rule 10 thOw cause ranted
why citation should not issue returAable at next
Argument Court.
S. In the matter of tho Rule on Daniel FftE-
patrick, Administrator Of Michael 10ohey de
ceased, to show cause why sale should not be set
aside.
4. In the matter of the repert of Alvin Evans
Esq, maxi ng distribution OF the funds in the
hands Of the Administrator of John Thompson
deceased.
5. In the matter cf the report of Alvin Evans
Esq. Auditor. making distribution OF the funds
ia the hands oi the Administrator of George
Wehn. deceased.
s. In the matter Of the Rule granted to show
cause why an order of sale should not Issue for the
payment OF debts in the estate of Sarah Hannah
Brown, deceased,
= In the matter of the petition OF John H.
Hill. Administrator de bonis cum fesfdnenfe
GnnerO Of Richard Anderson. deceased for an
order to sell real estate for maintenance Ofwidow.
Registers Office : JOHN II. BROWN
Ebg Oct. 6, 1885. Clerk
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Wednesday. October 2I, Iss.

OCNObeT SIs ISS9-
at 10 o'clock A. NJ q. TO wit.
All the right title and interest Of Michael MI
Ter and John Shields Miller OF in and to all that
te' ia piece or parcel cf land stuat in Jackson
owuship- Cam bria COUNT. Pa. adjoining lands
OF Elias Ream on the east: Hinrkston Run and
lands of1saac Rose the south; Cornelius Hunt
and Abraham Warmer the west: W. w. Harms
and Abraham Warner Oh the north: conta ming
100 acres, more OF less about 80 acres Of which
are cleared, having thereon erected 2-st0ry
dwelling house. plank stable. grfst mill sud
other outbuildtDgs, IN the occupancy Of
samuel Bates and Lewis SeRer. Taken in eX-
ecution ana to be sold at the suit Of Jos. J.
MfshIer.
Also All the right title and interest OF Samuel
Bates Of in and to all that certain piece parcel
OF land situate in Jackson township. Cambria
county, Pa. adjoining lands OF Elias Ream en-
the east. Hinckston Run and LANDS OF Isaac
Rose on the south: Corneltns Hunt and Abraham
Warner on the west; ". w. Harris and Abraham
Warner on the north: contain lining 100 acres, more
7 less, about 30 acres of which cleared. hav-
ing thereon erected 2-stoTy dwelling hoase,
plank stable. grst mill and outbuidiuVs. now in
the occupancy OF Samuel Bates ard Lewis SeRer.
Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit OF
Il. Julius Klingler.
TERMS OF SALE .-One-third OF the pur-
chase money to he paid when the property is
Knocked down and the remaining tvo-thirds at
the confirmation OF the deed
Sherihs OfficC Eng. Pa u. A. LUTHER.
ptember IS, 1855. Sheriff.
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Happy Children.
How to Make Them So-Reep Them
in Health and They Will Take
Care of the Rest.

Tho 10Y OF every vsll-regulRted househoid
comes chiefly from the children. Thousands OF
affections te parents do not take care OF their
children. Through ignorance more than culpaoi 10
neglect they suffer lhem TO fall sick and dle,
when knowl edge might have saved them to love
and home DR.. David Kennedy offers his 'tav-
orite Remedy" emphatiealy medicine ior
his children gentle in its action containing 40
hdY7sifiu ingredients tCIafeceT, going stralght
to the Blood which. when impure, is t1e seat
and source Of disease. "Fdy 0Tife ReTnedy Is the
friend OF childhood and should be found in every
nursery in the land. Keep II IN your house for
TRY Il and you will be glad you saw this article.
Make no mistakes The medicine is "FdUorue
Rensdu'' and the proprietors name and address;
Dr. David Kennedy, Rondout, N 7. One dollar
bot-ie.
Good Words for q GOOD Th1nR.-Dr
David Kennedy's "Fsvorite Remedy is exactly
what II claims TO be and deserves The PRAISES
that are showered upon IL by al who have used
t. Mr Israel II. Snyder, OF Saugerties, n 4 :,
saws: "My little daughter was covered with SAT-
Rbeum from head % foot; DIR. kennedy's 'FaV
orfte Remedy cured her This was two wears
ago
We are not I'm the Habit OF PuhnK
sny sort of pa ten medicines in our columns, but
we happen 10 know Dr. David Kennedy, OF Ron
dout N Y and can personally teststy TO the e1-
cellence of the medicine width the Doctor calls
.,Fayorite Remedy And If a word Of ours Will
Dersuade nybody to use ii and thus ma relleI
fro srtferfnp no professional etiquette shall in
der us from saving that word. For diseases OF
fbe blood kidneys and bowels IL has no equal.
we would not be without It for FIVE times the dol
lar that it costs Daily Times, Troy, n. T.
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AN ACT regulating the mode oil voting At all
the elections in the several counties Of the
Commonwealth. approved March 80. 1869:
SKC l. Be IL enacted bg the Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of the Commonwealth Of Penn
sylqdnid IN General sselbiy met and II is hereby
enacted BY the authority Of the same. That the
qualified voters OF the several counties Of tn is
Commonwealth. at the general. township. Dor.
ough, or special elections. are hereby authorized
and required to vote the tickets printed writ
ten, OF partly printed partly written, severally
classified follows: One tickets shall embrace
the names OF all Judges Of Courts TO be voted for
and be labeled outside Judiciary one ticket
Ibr RINT7hTsce the names Ofall State officers voted
brace the names OF Rfr6e;..a. enc ticket shall em
and be labeled County one ticket shall en-
brace the names Of all township officers voted
for. and be labeled ''TO1nship;" one ticket shal
embrace the names all borough officers voted
for. and be labeled "BorOugh:-and each cIas
shall be deposited IN a separate ballot-box.
GIVEN under my hand. at my office in Ebensburg
this third day Of October. in the year Of on
Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty
four, and the Independence OF the United States
OF America the one hundred and ten.
d. A. LUTHER. Sheriff.
Sherfh's once, Ehensburg. Oct. 10, 1854 At.
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COURT SALEI

By virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court OF
Cambria county, the undersigned will expose to
sale at public vendue or outcry the premises on
Saturday, the 25th day Of October. A D.. 1885
at one O'Clock p. NJ the following described real
estate OF which Michael c. Bradley died seized,
to wit:
Two lots Of GROUND situate in the borough of
Lilly. county OF Cambria. fronting a street
and extending back to alley adjoining lot OF
John Bradley on the northeast and school house
lot on the southwest. having thereon erected a
two story plank house aid plank stable.
TERMS OF SALE:-Ten per cent. of the rur-
chase nancy TO be paid on the day OF sale one
third OF the balance on confirmation Of sale and
the remainder in two annual payments with in
terest to be secured by the mortgage and iudv-
ment bonds Of the purchaser
3t MICHAEL, BRADI.EY
Executor
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Any man or woman making less than $40
weekly should try our easy money-makfng
business. We want agents for our cele-
5rated Madame Dean Spinal Supporting
Corsets; also, our Spinal Supporter, Shoul-
deI Brace, and Abdominal Protector Com
hined (for Men and Boys). No experience
required. Four orders per daY give the
Agent $3.50 monthly. Our Agents report
four to twenty sales daily s. outft free.
Send at once for full particulars. State sex.
LEWIS SCHIELE Il Co, 800 Broadway. n. Y
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JEFFERSON ACADEMY

Canoupburg- Pa. 70 miles from Pittsbuug
Fer both seIes l. teachers Thorough instruc-
tioa In CLASSICAL. Cos'NErCrsL- SCiUETIFIe,
NORMAL AID Musical CoUEsFs. also. French,
German and NILTTaEv DBtLI- students pre-
pared FOR Sophomore wear in any college.
Tuition. $40 to SIS Next term opens sept.
zed. For catalogue o- Information, address Rev.
". r. BROWN, PE1NCfrAL-
.Iuly -. 's5-4t
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HOUSE.

CFnrmerly known "a the Myers House)
LORETTO. CAMBRIA COUNTY, PA,
w n. PRUNEB, Proprietor
sFSamp'e Room fer SsIpsuen and good
stabiing for horses. lT TERMS NO D.
ERATE.
Ebensburg. Sept. 70. Iss5
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II you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss ofappetite, general de-
bility, disOi dered blood, weak constitution.
headache, or any disease of bilious nature,
by all means procure a bottle of Electric
Bitters. You will be surprised to see the
rapid Improvement that will follow; you
will he inspired with new life; strength and
activity will return; pain and misery will
cease, and hencefOrth you will rejoice in tie
praise OF Electric Rtters Sold at fftv
cents a bottle by 2. James
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EARM FOR SAIE-Tha subsori

FARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber
n will sell az private sale at a reasonable
price and on easy terms, his farm in Jacksen
township, Cambria coun ". adjoining the village
OF Fatrview, containing 100 acres. about s5 acres
OF which are cleared, having thereon erected a
large frame house well finished, pafn ted and
piastered and a large frame barn. The farm has
a large orchard OF well-selected fruit trees is
well ~atered and is in a high state OF cultivation
for further Information call on the subscriber at
2oo Washington street, Johnstown, Pa.
WILL AM THOMAS.
E5cnsburg, Oct. le iss5-St
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HYmENEAL.

BECK-BAKER.-M at the Cath
olic church in st. Boniface, BY the Rev.
Father MaxIullion, on Tuesday, October
9Th, 1888, Mr.. Frederick Beck to Catharine,
Baker, both 0f Elder township.
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I, y DIE g =
the Orphans Court

the Orphans Court of
IN the County OF Cambria. To the heirs and
legal repres entatives OF John Sw Y. deceased.
GREETING: You are he eby cited TO be and
appear before the Judges of the Orphans Court,
10 he held in Ebensburg, on the hrst Monday OF
December next. then and there TO accent or re
fuse TO take the real estate of John Sway, de-
ceased. at the appraised valuation put upon Il
by inquest duly awarded by the said court, OF
show why the Same should not be sOld.
II a. LUTHER.
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Special ATTENTION.

SPC. !. Every male citizen twenty one years
Of age. possessing the following qualifications
sha'! he entitled to vote At all elections:
FfTsf-He shall have been citizen of the
United States At least month
SecoHd-Hr sha II have resided In the State one
year toT II having previously been p qualified
elector or native born citizen OF the state he
shall have remoN ed therefrom and returned With
IN six months Immediately preceding tho cleo
ton.
Jhtrd-He shall have resided in the election dis
trict where he shall offer to vote at least two
months medtatsly preceding the election
F0urfh--If twenty-on years oFage or inward
he shall have paid within two wears a State or
county tax. which shall have been assessed at
least two months aud paid at least one month be
fore tho election.
SIC. T. All elections hv the citizens shall he hy
bollot Every ballot voted shall he nurnb bered in
order in which ii shall be received, an5 the mum
Der recorded nv the election officers on the list
OF voters opposite the name of the eleetOr who
presents the ballot. Any electors NAV write his
name upon the Ticket. cause his name to be
written thereon and attested nv citizen of the
district. The election officers shall be sworn or
afi med not to disclose how any ,ector shall
have voted unless required so do so ata witness
in a judicial proceeding.
SEC. s. Electors shah in all cases except trea-
son, felony. and breach OF surety OF the peace be
privileged from arrest during their attendance on
elections aud in going to and returning therefrom
SEC o. Whenever any the qualified electors
81 this Commonwealth shall be IN active military
scrytce, under reluisition FRONT he PRESIDENT Of
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Sheriff'S Sales.

by virtue Of sundry Erits Of Fier Faclns and
= ANas FIert Factas issued ont Of the Cour
Of Common Pleas. Of Cambria county IN ant
TO me directed there will be exposed TO puoIic
sale at the MANSION HOUSE Johnstown
Pa, on
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GENERAL ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
con SAVE The CoMMoNwEALTH

VTyHFRFAS bv an Act of the General Assem-
w bIv of the Commonwealth OF PennsyIva,
MIA entitled An Act TO regulate tne SfeneraI
epioined upon me to give public notice OF said
elections and TO enumerate in sald notlce What
ot5co,s sre to be elected d. A. LUTHER, High
Sheriff Of the County of Cambria, il the Com
monwea,th of Pennsylvania. do hereby make
novn and give notice to the electors Of the coun-
tv aforesaid that a General Election will be held
IN eafd county Of Cambria, on the.
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TIE NODE oFVoTTNG.
cHANeE1N THE NODE or VOTING

The attention of all qualified voters is directed
to the following Act OF Assembly regulating the
mode Of voting in this Commonwealth: