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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-30

Montpelier, Oct. Both, 1916.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-30

On the ID ballot, therefore, the
HON. TIMOTHY FOLLETT
wasdeclared elected third assistant justice of the Su-
preme Court.
For 4th assistant justice Senator T. 4. Barrett nom
mated Hon. Carlos Coolidge; Senator Morgan nomi-
mated Hon. VIM. Hebard, and Senator Villas nomnaa
ted Hon Daniel Kellogg.
The ballotings resulted as follows
LIST ballot. I'd ballot.
Kellogg, 105 12l
Coolidge, SO %
Iebard, ID
Scattering,
On the I'd ballot, therefore, the
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04

INSPECTORS conducting the election authorized to be
held virtue of this act to cause the letter X to
be legibly and distinctly set opposite the name OF
every citizen who shall vote on the question OF the
Removal of the scat Of justice aforesaid, on the
tally paper on which his name shall be registered,
aud any wilful omission so 10 do shall be deemed q
frauds, and shall be punished as such in accord.ce
with the provision and the seventh section of his
SEC. 9. 1t shall be the duty of every Judge Il
spector and clerk conducting the election author
zed to be held by virtue of this act, to take (n add
ton to the oath affirmation he is now require by
law to take} an oath OF affirmation that be will
honestly and faithfully comply in every respect
with the provisions and requirements of this act.
Sec 10. 1t shall be the duty of the re
turn Judges of said county, al the time and
place Of their meeting to cast up all the
votes received in the different election dis
Irlcls on The question Of the Removal OF The
seo' Of jusuce aforesaid, and shall make out
which shall be filed in the office oi Inc ciefe f2e'
Of the court of quarter sessions and the other
in The Office of he Commissioners of said
county of Columbia,
SEC IL. 1t shall be the duty Of ,he Sher
III of the said county Of Columbia. to cause
Inis act to be published in al least three
newspapers published IN said county; for al
least once in every week for sixty DAYS i'm
medialely preceding the next general eIet
zion, and shall on The day of the election
cause a, least two printed copies, one o
which shall be in the German language, o
said acl to be posted in handblI form, in III
most public place nearest the election pol
in every election district in sald county ant
The reasonable expense Of such publication
shall be paid by the said county Of Colum
bia by orders drawn in the usual way.
SEC 10 So much Of The existing law
of tins Commonwealth as are altered o
supplied by this act, be and the same ar
hereby repealed; and also the act of Assem-
hly passed l6lh June 1886 entitled at aC
relating 20 the lien Of Mechanics aid Others
upon buildings, is hereby repealed so Gar a
it relates TO the buildings to be erected i
pursuance Of This ac!
FINDLEY PATTERSON,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM p. WILCOX,
Speaker of tbs Senate.
Approved the twenty-fourh day of Fehruar.
one thousand eight hundred, and forty FIVE.
FRANCE r. SKUNK.
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he had that the person so offending was not
a residen, Of the city, ward district or,,own.
shin where the said offnce was com.
mi,ted. and no, entitled TO vote therein,
then on conviction, he shall be sentenced
10 pay fine no, less than one hundred nor
more than one thousand dollars, and be
imprisoned no, lees than six months nOr
more than two years.
'If any person or persons shall make any
be, or wager upon the result OF any election
within, This Commonwealth or shall offer
to make any such bet or wager, either by
verbal proclamation thereof or by any writ
ten or PRINTED endorsements, challenge or
wager, upon convicuon thereof her or they
shall rorIe, and pay ,hfee times the amour,
so bet or offered TO be bet.
III any person shall vote at more than
one election district or Otherwise lraudu
lenhy vote more than once or the same day
or shall frauduenlly fold and deliver 10 the
inspectors Two tickets together. with lhe in.
tent to illegally vote or shall vote the same
OF it. any shsl! advise or procure other so
OF do, he or they so offending shall ON con.
vicuon be fined in any sum not less than
fifty nor more than five hundred dollars,
aud be imprisoned for any term not less
Than three nor more than twelve months.
If any person not qualified TO vote in
this commonwealth agreeably 10 law lex.
GER, The sons of qualified cilizens) shall
appear at any place of election for he pur.
pose of issuing tickets. or Of Influencing Inc
cilizens qualified 10 vote, he shall on con
vIclion, forfeit and pay any sum not exceed
ing one hundred dollars for every such Of
fence and be Imprisonment, for any term
not exceeding three months.
The Judges are TO make their returns for
The county Of Columbia al the Court House
In Dsnvle on Friday the l7Ih day of DC
lober, A. d. lS45
God save The Commonwealth
| IRAN DGRR; Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE; DanvlIle,
September. 20--lS45.
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REMOVAL
BILL.
AN ACT
Concerning the ken'ooal cfthe Seat
Of Justice Of Columbia Couniv.
from Danviiie to Bio0ms5urg.

oecuon I. Be it enacted by the Senate and
rouse oi Representatives Of the Commonwealth of
Fennsyivshia IN General Assembly met and il is
hereby o. acted by the authority of The same.rh Al
1t shall and may be lawful 10, the Qualified 10
ters VINO have Resided In Columbia f,o,In-
~ for at LEAST SIX C.gEE.H .D.9Is
-ao.N'fLfs immediately precedif.. -iiso leLt Gen.
erci Eksetian. vais a. slss s,..e,;~.. .l.@.
Quesuon oftheremoval Of their Seat of Justice from
Dsnville to bloomsbuIgIn said county, in the man
her following,to wit: Those In favor of Removal
shall vote written or printed ticket iabelled,
"SEAT OF JUSTICES" and containing the
words "FOR BLOOMSBURG," aud those op-
posed to a Removal, shall vote a written print
cd ticket labelled aforesaid, and containing the
words" FOR DANVILLE;' the said tickets to be
deposited in box which shall he provided for that
purpose at each and every Of the election polls Of
said county, and the returns of said election shall
be made in the same manner Ivy the Return Judges
fas III the case Of the election of Members Of the
Assembly, and If on the meeting of the Return
Judges 1t shall appear that majority Of the votes
have bsen given in favor of Bloomsburg, then the
following sections of this act shall be Of full force
snd effect but il ii shall appear that majority Of
votes have been given against Bloomsbury, then
the following sections aft this act shall be null d void
SEc. 2. That if = majority of the voters Of said
county Of Columbia, qualified Ss aforesaid, voting
on said question Of Removal shall decide in the
manner provided in the fist section Of this act in
favor Of te Removal Of the Seat OF Justice Of sale
county 10 tho town of BloOmsburg, the citizens o
iloomsbuTg IN said county shall erect cause tt
be eTected 1T THEIR OH:N PROPER
E1PE.N Sc, within three years from and afte
such elert! !on in the town of Bloomsburg, suitable
buildings of BRICK or STONE, Of the MOST
APPROVED PLAN, for Court House ant
Prison. and different Offices for the safe keeping
tha county TecOrds under the direction of tn
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Brandreth's Pills.

EAEAD and understand The time will come
n a when the medicine, Brandreth Pills, will he
ra;fiGstS8sd ,i Az tlsy ought and deserve it viii he
claims upon the public. 1t is true that every IN.
dvidual who makes trial OF the BIandreth Pills
concedc them to be the best medicine they ever
used They are indeed medicine about which
there is no mistake. Their value in climate 50
changeab'e as ours cannot he sufficiently approcat
ed ree perspiralun is at once restored thus
they cure colds, and consumption is prevented
hose who have redundancy OF bile find them Of
the most essential service, and should there be de-
lclenCy of thatimportanl fluid the Brandreth Pills
have an equally beneficial effect Often has tins
important medicine saved valuable lives in those re.
elons where the dresdful yellow fever was prevail
ing, few doses taken Immediately upon the in.
lection being received into tht system, will b. al
most certain TO prevent any material incon, fn nee
Aud at no stage Of this dreadlul epidemic is there
b proper a medicine as the Brendrcth Pills, Let
this medicine he universally used in thit
disease, and no loss of blood allowed, and few,
very few, would he its victims So il is with other
diseases Assist nature with this all important
medicine to remove morbid humors from the blood,
aud do not resort TO bleeding or mcroury, aud 0e
shall have very great scaicy ofpcysons afflicted
with cronic mslades. The lcstheled drihc-thcuu.
imal kingdom over which we ale dhe lords, are
not afflicted with chronic naadies; neither should
we be II It were not for our priuc which occasions
them. Follow nature. Use the medicine which
harmonlzes with her, which mildly but surely rc-
moves all the impurities of the blood " hich strength
ems the ieebe,and yet reducesAhose of too full habit
to healthy stsndard. Let me again say that every
department of the manufacture of Brand eth Pills
Is personally superntended y me- and that every
box with my three labels upon it may be relied up
on to have the beneficial effect described if used
according to the directions accompanying.
A G f. N Il s.
WaShngtop-Ro Robert M'Kay.
Jerseytown-L. 81 A. n. Biscl
Danyle-E. u. Reynolds & Co,
Cattawssa--C. g. Brobst.
Eloomshurg--J. r. Meyer
Llmestone-Babbit& & M'Ninch,
Buckhorn-,M q. Shoemaker
Lime Ridge-Low a. Thompson.
Berwck-J j w Stiles
May 3, lsi5-ly- .,
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UNDERTAKEN.
Chair ManufaCtoV,
CHAIR MANUFACTURING

CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at the old stand of b. a. S. Hagen
buch, where he will be ready al all times
TO furnish Fancy & Windsor Chains, Sci
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs Sc, of every
description, which may be called for, at
shor, notice and on the most reasonabs
terms. He will also execute House, Sign &
Ornamental Painting, and House Paperlng,
in superior manner,
From bis experience iu the business,an
his facilities OF manufacturing the various
articles of his line, he ila,lers himseI' that
he shall be able 10 furnish as good work,
and upon as reasonable terms as can to
done in The country, all Of which he will
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
n. B. Orders from distance will be
strictly aid punclually attended to.
b HAGENBUCH.
BIoomsburg, Dec. 80, ls43
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Of this Commonwealth, passed The ID day
Of July. A. d. $780, ils made the duty Of
lhe Sheriff Of every county TO give public
notice of such election to be holden, and
and make known, in such notice what Of.
ficers are TO be elected: Therefore
/, IRAN DERR.
| High Sheriff OF the county Of Coumbiado
make known, by this advertisement, 10 the
Electors OF said county of Columbia, that a
GENERAL ELECTION will be held in
the said county on
Tuesday the l4th day Of October nert.
al the several distticls thereof, as follows
TO wit:
Bloom township, at the house Of Charles
Doebler, Boomsburg.
Brsr creek township, at the town-house
in Berwick.
Cstawissa township, at the house Of
Stacy Ma1orem, in the township of Cat
awIssa.
Centre township, al the house Of John
Hess
Derry township, at the house of jacob
Seidel, in said township.
Fishing creek township, al lhe House OF
Daniel Pseler, n said township.
franklin township, al the school house
near the house of John Mensh, in said town
ship.
Greenwood township, at the house now
occupied by John Lemon.
HemIock township, at the Buckhorn.
Jackson townshp,at the house OF Joshua
Savage in said township.
Liberty township, al the house OF Hugh
McElrath; IN said ,Ownsbp.
Limestone township, "a separate election
|disrict) at The Union School House, in
said township.
Mahonng township, a! the Court House
in DsnviIle.
Miffin township, al The house OF John
John Keller, jr: in said township.
Madison township. al me house now oc
cupied by john Wel'iver, in Jerseytown.
Mount Pleasant township, at the house
Of Frederick Miller. in said township.
Moneur township. a, the house of Leon
ard Lazarus, in said township
Main township, al the house Ct Isash
lShuman.
Roaring creek tov'aohlp, at the honse
now occupied by sWn.- Yesgcr, in said
township.
Orange township,at The house of Isaac
lC. Johnson, in the town of Orapgevile
Sngarloaf township, al The house f.. Cole
The district composed of that part o
Miflln township, laid off for new town
ship, TO be called 'Paxton,' which, by al
act Of Assembly. passed ihs frs, day o
=, April. 1899, was eslabliahed into a separal,
election district, al the house Of Adam
4 Michael, in the said district.
Valley township, al the house now oc
cuped by John Haus,in said township.
AT which time and place are 10 be eIecte,
by the freeman of the county Of COLUMBIA
One Person,
for Assembly,
One Person.
for Commissioner of Columbia county.
Il One person,
for County Treasurer.
One person.,
=, for Auditor.
One Person.,
for Pyolhonatary and Clerk Of the Several
i One Person,
for Register g. Recorder.
One Person,
| for Canal Commissioner.
. And also in pursuance OF an act Of tn
Legislature, approved the 24h DAY Of Feb
ruaiy, lS45 entitled an act concerning tn
Removal of the Seat oc Instice nc CoIu,, h,
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Cabinet Ma kin e.

TENHE subscriber respectfully informs the pub.
n lie that he has tax, n the shop lately occupied
by b. S. Hayhurst, at the lower end of Market,
street Bloomsbury; where he intends carrying on
the above business in all its branches, and solictsa
share of the patronage of the public.
in connection with the above business, he offers
his SERVICES as an
UNDERTAKEN.
He will always he ready TO make COFFlNS for
the same prices heretofore hnIgsd in Bloomsbury
and having supplied himself with good HEASSE
he will attend with it al the Funeral withoutuny
extra charge.
JOHN BIrTERS.
May,lO ls45--.6m
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MAILS, SPIKES; &C.
The Bloomsbury Ek. IL. 1. 90,

NAILS, SPIKES AND IRON
which they will sell by WHOLESAI Il and RE.
TAIL, aud on as good terms as The articles
can be eieichore purchased. Merchants and
others, may find it to their interest to call All
kinds Of grain received in payment.
JOSEPH PAXTON, PREsIDEST
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GNIsBA1 IkILls GTIO1To

WHEREAS, by an act of The General
Assembly of the Commonwealth Of Penn
ylvania entitled An act relating TO elections
Of this Commonwealth, passed the ID day
Of July. A. ID. $780, its made the duty oI
The Sheriff Of every county to give public
notice of such election to be holden, and
and make known, in such notice what Of
icers are TO be elected: :-.Therefore
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vote tor or against the Removal of said
Seat of Justice, (see said act, as published
in another column Of This paper)
In pursuance of an act Of the Assembly
OF The Commonwealth Of Pennsy ylvania en-
titled AN act relating TO The elections OF
This Commonwealth passed the I'd day OF
July A. b 1889.
Notice is hereby giuen
THAT every person, except justices oI
he peace who shall hold any Office Of an
poinlment Of prof or uus, under the gov
ernmenI Of lhe United States or Of ,hi,
Stale, or Of any city or incorporated dis
rct, whether q commissioned officer O
otherwise a subordinate officer or agent
who is or shall be employed under the leg
lslailVe, executive or judiciary deparlmen
OF this .SIale or Of the United States, or o
any city OF incorporated district, and ais,
every member OF CougreIs,snd of the Stat,
Legislature, and Of the select or common
council OF any city, or commissioners O
any incorporated district. is, by law, incan
able Of holdingor exercising at The same
time, The office or appointment of Judge
inspector, or Clerk, of This Commonwealth
and that no insPestor,J Judge or other Office
OF any such election, shall be eligible 10 an,
Office 10 be then voted for
And the said Act OF Assembly, entitled
on Act relating TO the elections of thi,
Co nmonwealh,' passed July ID; 1899
further provides as follows to wit:
! That The Inspector and Judges chosen a,
aforesaid shall meet at The respective place.
appointed for holding lhs election in lLf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-04-04
~ MAmg1g Ilggs ~

ARRIVED.
March 90. Barqne Edward Churchill, Me-
Gllvery. Boston.to Barry g. Bryant.
Brig Denmark. Norton, Dominica, via st.
Thomas, 10 Russell g. Gammel. -
Schr. Grandee, Grindell, Cardenas. Cuba,
to Barry & Bryant. 81. -
10Th. Big Charlotte, Hopkins, Gauda-
lonpe, TO c D Ellis & Co.
Schr. Delaware, Holbrook, Thomasiown,
Me-. to Russell & Gamnel.
Schr Gazelle, Pierce, Cardenas, Cuba, to
E Dickinson. - Il f. $780,
Schr Regulus, Cole, N Y, to r W Brown.
Schr Fellowship, Farnham, New Orleans,
to John Hall. On the morning of the 23d
ult.. at about o'clock, Lat. 81, Long. 70, Is,
ran foul of a wreck, (or supposed to he a
wreck, The wind blowing hard and heavy
sea. could not tel;) started her lumber port s.
doing other damage, which caused her to leak
about 200 strokes an hour.
Schr Albion. Harding. Berbiee, to John
Hall.
April |. Brig Edward Blake, Adams, Ma
tanZas, to G W Davis.
Brig John Potter, Dowd, ST Thomas, to c
ID Ellis g. Co.
Brig Lafayette, Atwood, Gaudaloupe. to G
w Davis.
Schr St Croix, Hoyt, st Thomas, to E
Dickinson.
2: Brig Monhegan, Colley, St Thomas, to
| E Dickinson.
3. Schr James, Barrow, from Charleston, to
e. Dickinson.
CLEARED.
March 26, brig Belle, Myers, N y, BY G
W Davis.
French brig Tancrede, Cherop, st Domin
go, oy c D Ellis & Co.
| Brig Peruvian, Watson, N o, by G w Da
Wis.
! Brig Clarion, sugett, N Y, by Russell
Gammei.
/ Packet schr Jonas Smith, Collect, N York
by r W Brown.
Schr Louisa, Perry, Warren. r /, by Rus.
sell & Gammel.
April 1. Brig enry Buck, Woodsides
Demarara, by G w Davis.
| Brig Boundary. ShackIeford, Wilmington
! Del. by Brown & DeRosset.
Schr Patriot, Greenlaw, Richmond. Va, BY
E Dickinson
9. Brig Samuel N Colt, Gaudaloupe. BY
4 Dickinson.
Schr Charles L Vose, Sawin, Cuba, by
W Davis.
3. Brig Oscela, Pierce, B oston, by E Dick
nson.
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throughout the country should continue to
urge upon the people the baleful effects
winch the present plundering tariff system
IS exercising upon their industry and en-
terprise. Indeed, how it was possible tha,
twenty millions of people claiming fer
themselves the exercise of the right of self.
Government. and boasting of their intelIi-
gence, should ever permit themselves 10 be
taxed CHATS the word) to an enormous ex-
tent for the sole benefit of small and pri-
vIleged class, of their number, will at no
distant day, be looked upon as one of the
most absurd features in the history of the
present age. Let us then, one and all,
public men and private men. take up the
cudgels against this deadly incubus which
is pressing us, of the South particularly
down to the earth and lei us place before
our fellow citizens in every shane and
form, information on this importan subject
Let us keep the eyes Of tie people open
so that their all.powerii, voice may ascend
to the National Legislature, and there com.
pei their Representatives to speedy and
efficient action on this all-important sub.
ject.
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Murder.

most brutal murder was perpetrated
IN Duplin county on The 9Th nit, under
he following circumstances: Mr.. Henry
Smith, residing near Strickland's Depot,
had endeavored. on the evening previous
70 the commission of the murder, to whip
some of his negroes for bad conduct, but
thew resisted, and he failed in correcting
Them. Next morning he started for a
neighbor's house. short distance from
his own. for the purpose Of obtaining as.
sis,ance. Two of his negroes then work.
ing in field close by, uspec.ing their mas.
ters object. followed him into a swamp
auOugh which he had to pass on his way
10 his neighhor's, and there literally bea
him TO death with a blndgeon. We un
lerstand one Of the miscreants stood sen
incl at the edge Of lhe swamp, whilst the
other committed the horrid deed. Boil
of The negroes have been committed to Du
oin Jail. Mr.. Smith. we understand, wa.
respectable farmer and worthy citizen.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-04-04
The Next session orCongress.

The people OF the United States cannot
but look forward TO the next session oil
Congress with deep interest There are a
great many questions OF magnitude 10 be
settled at the next convention of our Fed
eral Legislature. The Oregon question:,
the de6ni,ve arrangement of the details
involved in the Texas Annexation meas
ure, and the Tariff question, are amongst
the most prominent. Ii is in regard to the
aIter however, that we intend to throw
out few observations in the present arti-
Gle.
That there is deep and merited feeling
Of discomfort under the present plumber
derng tariff (,he tariff of Az throughout
the great masses in the South and South
West, is matter Of fact which is too man.
Hest to require any abduction Of proof Eor
It's establishment. II cannot be then. hut
that the next session Of Congress will be
looked forward to with great deal of soil
rtnde, We Of the South had fondIy ho-
ped that the matter had been finally set
Sled when he Compromise act was passed
some dozen years ago. We had thought
that Compromise equally binding upon the
contracting parties with the celebrated
Missouri Compromise on another grea
question which occasionally distracts this
Union but in this we have been mos
gross y deceived. That it has not beer
feIIgIousiy abided by, is not the fault o
me Republican party. During the session
Of 40. was its solemn, and, as we hat
thought, sacred pledges violated by tn,
Federal party and that, too, BY men wh'
had pledged their most solemn faith 10 il,
MViolste maintenance. 1t is, then, to tn
next session Of Congress that we mus
look fer relief, if relief we are to have.
majority of both branches of that Congress
VIII undoubtedly be democratic. TIL
executive Char is filed by man who
rom his first appearance upon the theatr
81 political life TO the present moment, ha
0een' and now is. firm friend and advc
'a'e OF purely revenue tariff. We hav
"e.y reason then. TO hope and expect thu
''a'r andjust settlement of this much vex
" question will be effected before anotk
~ Twelve months roll over our heads.
necessary though, and proper, that i
49, mean time, the Democratic presse