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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15
Sorfh Carolina.

We have p, length something like an account Oh
III. Election ia North Carolina, and it makes BAD
SOW. The result is about thus:
Dist ,.-....,. to.,
! -TmoNas /. CLrScvaN or JAMES GRAHAM DON
u.-D.~fEL L. BAREi~GxE. w. over J Fi'sev. Loco
d. Dard s Rad Loco over A. MonliiiA -. ,"
IL Gen AIYRED DocEERy over JONATHAN NohIA
Y 49,. 4 Ds55iu. Loco. over J II HovcuoN. ".
VI Gen. Jarses Heh9y Loco over HOS - w ARR
yr 1.i.Ry DsaaL Loco. over r. c. l.. BoND, "
vii RICHARD = DoNNELL, ". rep. over n ;. Co's
* A.e s.1gs Loco. over DAVID OUTLAW, ".
From the Isl or Mountain District We have no re
turns whatever No other than Wing candidates
are running in it. We think Mr Clingman Is r.
elected.
I'm the Id we learn tha, Gen. Barringer has abou
300 majority. though Fisher canvassed Thoroughly
aud polIed great vote. The inaioriiies we heal
'.''' gar-seer Clay. Fisher Polk
cabsrrus 20 80 Meek.enours "a -: ~
Rowan Rss 81 c es5 %s. in i5 ao.s g
Clay had -s2 majority IN the District the above il
more than half Of H.
From the Hid District we have only the vote o.
CsswoD County and as Reid has nearly held Polk
majority there and Polk had 81 in the District We
suspect il l. a case.
From the lVih District we have the vote Of Jun
ford Couniy-Dockcry 100, Worth 6ly- Passengers
at Raleigh report Dockory elected.
In the VIII all the Counties bat Moore give Dob
hi, 4e1s Uougbton 2.77O votes Moore will barely
reduce this few votes
In the With Meares has made fair canvass, but
Gen Mckay has large majority IS usual The
District gave Polk 25.9 majority.
The With gives Daniel a large majority. 1t gave
Polk 253 ma iority Daniels is higher
From the With we have few returns, but re
por, iha, Edsecomb did not poll her full vote. and a
rumor that Donno is elected. If So it j. the result
Of a quarrel among the Locos about candidate
The District gave Polk 9l3 majority.
In the IXth, Outlaw is but ~ ahead, with Cam
den. CurI,uck and Marin to hear from. Biggs Is
pretty surely elected. This is a bad beat, and the
result Of sheer supineness.
50 the Delegation probably stands Loco to 3
Whigs-one worse than before. II Donnell IL elect
ed ,,e have four and but for the scandalous defeat
Of Outlaw. would have had the Delegation.
fV- Missouri held an Election on the ith inst
for Members Of a Convention to revise the State
Constitution ST. Louis Co. elected five Natives, 50
called. and one Loco No doubt the Convention
viii be strongly Loco Foco.
~ From KFsrucKY, our only additional re
turns indicate the election Of JOSHUA +. BELL
WLis. over Geo A. Caldwell Loco. in the INih
District We now hope the Locos will have only
BOYD and Tibbals from tins state unless Martin has
run in between two Wings in the Nlth District
IvDIANA-Wc apprchend the Wings have but
TWO Members of Congress, as last time-having
,s. sample and gained VI Gaughey. At the same
time we do not quite give up the hope that kennc-
Nv and Petit may have been defeated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

~ The FARNEks LIBRARY and MONTHLY Jovk
NAL oy AouoULruKK Will be supplied TO Agents and
Booksellers the usual discount The second number
now ready. See the Contents in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

~ The ErPrsss very unhandsomcly asssils lady
by the writer Of the hasiy notice in our la. OF
The Duty Of American Women which was written hv
the responsible Editor Of The Tribune and never seen
By any one else I'll 1t went to the compcsitor-8y the
way the Express says the book in question was no,
written by Mrs Wm l.. Stone but by Miss Catherine T.
eeceher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

,S' Al the Annual Commencement, Of Trinity
college Hartford on Thursday last the degree Of b A.
VS. conferred on eleven young gentlemen. The degree
og NJ A. on seventeen youns gentlemen, all graduates
the College but The Faculty have shown their
good by bestowns few honorary degrees. These
honoss il they TO continue honors should be con
crrod with sparins hand Trinity gives no degree OF
Doctor either Divinity or Laws, this time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

~ We are indebted to q. w Fisher, condac-
Of the l.. !. Train for Newport and Providence pa
pers. twelve hours in advance OF the mail We Learn
that there was quite scuf'e between the Newport
hsckmen and the hands board the steamer New Tia
ven on her las, IMP Eastcause rush of hsckmen On
the bosieffeci several noses and ribs the properly
hsckmen broken. Pioo and DE Bgus are to give con
cert on Monday evening Mrs l.. d. Wright ecturiug
ON Astronomy and the cognsfe sciences
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

. PHrLr +. THOMAS, We learn by a commu.
ncaiion in the Rochester Democrat was not made Cltf
~ The late Council OF the sonccas but was simply init
aied into one Of the clans Of the tbe-ihc Sraa-as
bro;hcI lie is csieni Of Baltimore member OF the
society Of Friends man Of great wcslih and has been
for years a member Of the Friends Indian Committee
snd most liberal contributor to its funds The name
conferred upon him by the scnccas signifies "the be-
ncyolen, giver "a designation appropriate il Is
beautiful
The Quakers richly deserve the esteem and gratitude
Of al the friends Of humanity for their faithful persever
snce IN defending the rights Of the Red man. If they
coveted any other reward than that which spring. from
The consciousness OF having performed sacred duty
they would md il in the blessings showercd upon them
by the recipients of their bounty Postcrity shall honor
their memories while the Of those who have bar.
tered the rights OF the poor Indian for gold as al mar
kc;.
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rgs Whenever we see a copy of the American
Reuubican" or Patriot" or whatever the iofesf
name Of the organ of mscaed Natiyism is, we are
irrcs,tibly led o the belief that John Jones, of the
ever memorable Madisonan. has taken up his res
iencc in the Office Of that paper \ short time since
il made the discovery that several citizens. who
signed petition, bore the name of P0frtck. This
was published we presume as an argument that any
man whose name is Patrick il thereby declared from
peniioninc Prior to this Native bull man named
Patyck Henry stood pretty high in American history
since then however his reputation is not worth thai Of
a Mississippi Rcpudiator
The piece Of nonsense We have seen from that
source is contained in notice of the Welt Of George
Washington paIkc Gusts in that paper OF Monday last,
from which make the following extract
He was the adopted child of Gen. George Washing
ton he slept in the room with him, dined at the
same table with the illustrous patriot constantly
both hy day and by night shared his utmost confidence
and finally received by Will the great mans VOritc estate
Al Mount Vernon. with other valuable property. +
A mistake in Nqfirc History. Arlington Is not Mount
vermont We have every reason 10 believe from Mr.
Cusis conversation that he feels with the ilustr0us
Washington. that should certainly beware of foreign
influence
Now, Nh Patriot viii you be 80 kind rs TO state to your
readers the fact that Mr. Custis the bosom friend Of
washington u more OF an Hlshndn IN lctlh- llhh a.
most any other native Of this country that could be
named lie prcsides at all important meetings Of lrsh
in Washington attends the Il Paircks Day dinners
lie has been present several Catholic celebrations
has written poems the occasions lie dimes publ,
festivals with the Jesuit professors of Georgetown Col
egc where he spoke at dinner in February last Ile
is an ardent Repeater and considers the bigotcd prnc
pies Of the pseudo Natives the Only Foreign nfu
cncc against which the Father OF his country enireated
Us TO be ON guard. No man with drop OF Washing
toms blood particle of Mashngions feelings could
DIN party who have introduced TIE foreign influence
Of mneiins Religious bsory with partisan Politics
George Washington never babe US beware of the infu
ofmen born abroad and flying 10 the ofhbeuy
here else he would not have gathered Just such men
around him 10 be his officers and counscors lie meant
tina, We should not be- involved in the discussions OF
Foreign National Politics National anipsihics such
divided France aud England at the time he wrote his
Farewell Address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15
TO-DAY'S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAcE.-Loyc-a story from The Crock OF
Gold ;" Anti Rent Troubles in Delaware; Correspond
ence from Montreal; Slavery in Mississippi.
FOURTH PAGE.-Poetry-1hc Shoemakers-by Whit
Tier : Money and Marine News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

IT Tie NOS, De shf place FOR novelty and Amusement
IN Ne~-York j. he American Museum The Dwarf and
Giant are wonderful specimen. OF telr md and The
hilton. o. The Dis.ovng views and Chromsrope are aston
i.hng The Msusger adverfses grand performances
a ard p ~ Today. 10 accommodate the crowd Of visit
The Dwarf osn aud Fortune eAer arc come able
o. a. hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

~ Lord Packenham arrived at Baltimore from
Washington on "Wednesday afternoon probably on his
wsy North
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

IL Mr. Wells Of The firm Of Livingston n
Wells, has had Buffalo three suits commenced agsins,
him for breaches Of the new Post Office law This
house has been especially careful to interfere with the
Post once and in these are entirely ignorant OF
when the offence committed If committed a, ALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.


WASHINGTON. Aug j. l-i5.
The Revenue in the principal Northern ports OF
the United Sra,e~-siz Boston. Ncw YORK Fhia
delphia and Baltimore-i0r this year from the III
August up TO las, Monday. was a. follows
August 1T % liih. l-i5...-...-..-...S l.372or
August st 20 llth l-ii.--.---.---.-- l.s@lo,O
Difference IN The two years. --.--- ssi9ooo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

~ We have in Wednesdays Union a long
doroncn, As General Order from George
Bancroft. containing a copy Of the verdict and SCI
,epce o, the Court Martial ia the ease OF Capt Noor
bess. The subs,anc, is given in the following
letter: ,,..-
SrR The nava. general court martial Of which api
Charles stewart was president ami before whfu yot
,ere errsiruei on charge o disobco.eucc. VIII 1't
.oec6csfions after ul-i careful. and hhornus invest
cation did on the 2lih day Of June lst ma you CURRY
of every specification and guilty % the char-e and 't
fenced YOU 20 be rcpimsnded Ia general order ol -c
Secretary OF the Navy and 20 be- ended Joy i-e
of three wears FROM that date. The cnef ordering -e
court has approved their verdict and confirmed i"e sen
teuce You srs therefore suspended from command
IN carrying into effect the remainder q me sentence D
could desire not % add word % the Judgment OF i"'
Court with whose members you have so long been ass.
iaied IN the service Bur justice own eminent
the relations OF amiiy sub,sin- with The Argentine h
public our avuwed policy of neutrality between iott-N
beEcerents respects tor the rights ~ aiofc-n Ai- H
firm adhesion "a the humane principles ~ me mode %
code of maritime aw advocated AMI Insisted ora
he American people The determination 90 demand poo
thing bur what : ghtcspecaAy from power weaker
Than our 0wu-corpsi 20 dIsayow and ftpro'e your
conduct As SCI forth 100 tie charge and speclcatous 90
which you have been found guilty.
This letter of rtprmand y" De published 10 gone i-
GEORGE BANCROFT
Cant PHILIP T. VOORHEES, Z :. Navy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

" FLOWERS PROM The GARDEN or LAURIE
Todd The Publisher Vaushaw. 572 Broadway has
gwen iae public valuable book under this name from
IN. pen 81 "nA>r THoRuCs>. ESQ OF this CIV The
.u.u'n. = u1y splendid bouquet such a. Thorburn
only can gei up. Let every person Who ,xnls hsr,.b
pleasing "reminiscences OF New-iork secure copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

- Tar LoSE STAR: tale of Tex AZ. bv J
W DALLAN. founded incidents in the history Of
Texas book Of some hundred pages for ss cents. E.
Ferret Co. 237 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

iT- At N,rralk CT recently Charles Rogers
bounc ior his appearance before the C9uniy tolr
on charge oi selucing Hannah T. AIKEN under prom
se OF marriage and then abandoning her and her chd
OF which be- j. ihe father The bal required Tor running
The character Of couall- -r was >'Jy i mat ne
estimate which : placed upon the worth OF ieilae virtue
IN Ncrwaki
~ The names Of the persons arrested and A.
partcp@fors IN the Delaware murder ~ l- from tn
Delhi Express, HEM y HcktGr /sra fre'iya and
isl7r BsrtrHs II Roxbary and Ri0iar1 bari' % Col
chester sheriff Moore has offered reward % So 10y
The Apprehension out ~ tie County % warm }" >cnd
dr. OF koxoury who charged o. have been concerned
IN tae murder. and who i is supposed has Aoscondea
p Bishop Browneu and family Of Connecticut
are 80 Saratoga SPRING.
- HoHoEEN. the theatre for free Exhibitions. L
daily numerousy attended Whole families msy Be seen
in groups promenadng 10 the Exhibition sr0unds-the
beautiful Eysan Fields The amusements are conduct
ei with great ProPrey scd sord infnis sport 70 CHI
drea.
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PUBLISHED.
rARMrRs, library

To The Farmers Library an-- Mon,hly Joarnu
Of Agriculture for AUGUsr Is uow ready. The cor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

SANDS, S,s..s,gitLA-The sI-M o! The MeNlcal oak
Quiet. ie alarm of lice fraycie" ue ~ landed n hA country,
r l- knows be- las reached reN tfiun which e Vumfs
fla fatal epidemic never reaches. Bar .cfc s DO climate,
s ls auiGIe wHcl vI secure ls agins scroni aus IA
various numerous uctrOu-. schruu- and plsflnus Us.
We fnd ie Fnft hefrt. sadu IN ulss ace,
on me Pfrer.p. >rruu'a I'm he marches of toisri
Nnns % these sc0rrle- 81 the human lrabe.
however aud they a easily able u taken in line
in every climate aud iocafs oy ihe of iht invaluable
df...friisnf preparation known as >andss Sarsapana
pr.ntf,.i and .o,f wholesale and RETAIL hy \ g. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, ~ Fulton street New \ ora
Sod also az rs BrOadVsy y Fast Broadway and hy Drug
81. generally thr1ug hnlt the niled States Price u per
bottle >lN bottles for -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

tents are:
FARMERS LIBRARY
LECTURES TO FARMERS on AGRiCULTf-R A.
CHEMISTRY BY ALrNAsosS PErzacLDs. Ca.
cludci.l
LrrTrxr S1srcr of ~ taftaa Of Plants Nf~ros In
Plant. derive ileir Carhor-trom huuu.' Or iAe c..
bon.r Acd of Dr. Amos plerc
Lfcrrsf O. TIE nTgrf", ~ IN a7d N'rore- q Pa,l
I1cT,sr i6 re Aaorraasc Constituents # P.s.is-ss
LECIJKE ID. I,c .issu Of lifr'f
SECTION rHzsE-
Lscrusg 4. Falg. Introduction 90 iha PractsA secos
oftf, Course TIE Manure. -. and ktecis %. Fi.on
LtlrtsE D.. hoilfion q troyt
Lfcrteg 90. A.iaurcl General kentfSs uncr Ns11rr-
and Msnuaa7. Division Of Manaies mo Vegetable A.
irI,l ana Nrarn. Nlurcs
Lrorrsr IS. Js.rtab.s Aianars. Green Manure HAMA.
t,rfs, i,',af lf,.~yrs. Faces. Urine .er Org.,
Dams Poairere Eeles other Aa.mA Msnlrcs Time
Gaio. SAL, Of Ammonia
Lfcrusf 10. lfae.ai Nsa4Iss. Lime. srlA.rc Act
OVp,nri. various sa.- Msr lrfig iloL
LfcIlRf l5s seminary and Cone.ll11i
Arss>niN Gsaao.
~ PRINCIPLES or AGRICULTURE 81 ,n-,
D. Tha,r-Our next Republication. see page LOO Fua-b
Lhrryi
MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE.
LADY SrrfoLN. with Portrait D ss,rs-o oa iose
Breeding sna ih- Tforrs Horse of he lnltri air>
OHuNsRy Noricr 90 GEN. T. II. FoSNA>, gi d.. via 4
tunou, h story, derived from him, OF ne Importation
res>lr Crtrrss = FNcl.No-rhe Norrmmbcrana Pa,
itunsiierci The best in Entlsual escfiecd
UNnry-D StfNiNe-One Of ie grand improvement, In Hs
grt-s 30 supply bread 10 o ucress ng population u Ets
and
Igsis,roN-How conducied-l,s valuable results stated
MtrFg Nf,noWs-How made aid managed
ENTOMOLOGY uf Discourse on Insects.
gANant Iu.rtF- illIsifftHG
Gua.,Esr.kt AAiIE 90 DIfFfRfNr KINDS 90 >Hfsf 30
rHr NfW NoRA FARNfS
O> rHs sv,rioN o. Us,irH-rhe good efe,i, o.
ra, C,,s. o.. Eovc,uo>-As conneciel with Agreed
rrr in fhe >out'-i Letter rum ruuma. Nhes he Cor
Sec .fte NlIslli iustl4e. 20 he Editor Of Tie Farm
ers Lhuyi
AesiorirrEu Associations 40 Scis>cg-Whai hey are
dosing ior Aguai.ure n England.
ORu>fNc TilETac cheapest method Of Making and Bun.
ug Draining Tiles
LlNF A. FkKriLizER
fLrcrKiOfrN Applied to Agrcs lure sid Horticulture
Ff.HrtfNfH ANNuAL FNg of rHf ANfSNAN iNsrrtrt
N.,.-N0kN Sr,rF AcRfCutftNNi >oCiErY-N $40 e. show
ant Fair 0r 1885, DAB be- ei al lea september 4, D. Is
Trf ANfRic,N FtRNfR-BalHm
COOP >IsNs Fo2 fnt 500 FH-
pRf-F, tJRAtNf.
Ml.efft,NroVs-p am Watering Artificial Nsiule.. Agr
nfrii lnrnrs.erc..~ The hrsf mixture lUr oil ng ID
WON ia Trees. Don't allow hlubsrb 20 Seed
TERMS s5ayesr. Free copies Cor 50. single nun
b.fs SD cents, Address
GREELEY 4 McELRATH, Newluk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

APPOINTMENT By THE PRE>iDENl-O tnciaI.
WuLrA,f j MILLER Collector OF the Customs or tl.t
District Of Bristol and Warren r l. vice John Howe r-
moved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

II Hon Henry 4 Wise Minister 20 Bm
z has sent 70 the National Institute 40 Washington Two
animas-a young South American leopard. and species
Of the antelope from the province of Csafa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

~ brilliant meteor was seen at Cambridge.
Mass the llih inst while the sun was shining lust "a.
The support OF the large equatorial telescope was raised
10 its place Seeing the telescope about TO point toward.
it, il said Capt Pierce you need not FIRE VIII come
down" What says New-Ilavcnf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

~ The proprieiors of the Niagara Courier an
excellent Wig paper published at Lockpor announce
their intention OF commencing the publication Of daily
paper on the completion Of th- Magnetic Telegraph %
hat place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

SHAVING SoAr-CueriaIu- Auibro-ial Cream, Oesphsne
Rour-e- Almond Pl-te-t- article received the premium
80 Tie atr Far Of the American Institute 6snus sspOna
ceous Compound, tefr''- Cream, RIGGS Nlfary Case
ard e RypophagOn considered the finest sosp Of fngn
manufacture g. SANDERS \ son,
auli BIS III Broadway, opposite ii0Wafd- Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

IxpnNA-Wc apprehcnd the Wings have but
TWO Members of Congress, as last time-having
Us, sample and gained Gaughey At the same
time we do not quite give up the hope that hennc-
Iv and Petit may have been defeated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

u Missouri held an Election on the ith inst
for Members Of a Convention to revise the State
Constitution. S. Louis Co. elected five Natives, So
called and one Loco. No doubt the Convention
viii be strongly Loco Foco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15
MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE.

~. PRINCIPLES or AGRICULTURE ~ sne,
D. Thar-Jur next Republication. see page To- kafsa-i,
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to IN again calling the attention ofhe public 10 schencs
PImOnic Syrup, DO t with fAe greatest confidence IN
e medicine Perhaps there is medicine offered 20
the community sustained by numerous and respectable
number OF ceft6cae- his. Mr scheucA has given bis
whole time for years past 10 the invest IT deas.s u
e iungs. AMI a much labor and expense prepared nea-
ties describing the lnsd0us encfOachmeus Of Consumption
all attacks, which be- very generously Offers 20
me public gratis. To- bee had - Office No. COurisndsL
a feY doors below Broadway su8 tir0d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

~ From KrsrrcKY, our only additional re
turns indicate the election Of JosHUA f BELL
Wlie. over Geo. A. Caldwell, Loco in the INill
District We now hope the Locos will have only
BOYD and Tbbatls from tins state, unless Martin has
run in between two Wings in the With District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15
~ We have in wednesdays Union a long

Di4erence IN The two years.--.--- ssiocoo
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-30
CHARLES EAE Z z
IYdgSgOa'.

EVMBRACING the present opportunity of
v A expressing his tbankfulness to his lIends,and
the public generally, for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received informs his friends and the
public in general that he still continues to carry on
The above business at his old established stand, on
he corner OF Main and East streets, where he
nopes, by strict attention to business, 10 receive
md merit a share Of public patronage as heretofore.
lie deems it unnecessary to go into the game Of
brag or to use any soft solder about his SKILL in
the PROFESSION OF GA?MENH l CUTTING
as his shopis of long standing and his work he
thinks will speak for ITSELF and far more louder
than words. But, he would merely say that, he
warrants his work done with neatness, durability,
md in the latest fashionable manner, and will en-
ure good f in all cases.
N. Is. Charges moderate to suit the times. Al
kinds OfcOuntry produce taken in exchange for
work, at market prices.
BlOomsburg, Nov. 8 lS44-29.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-30

fraud and shall be punished as such in accordance
with the g DIVISIONS Of the seventh section of this
SEC. ,. II shall be the duty Of every Judge In
Spector and clerk conducting the election author
led to be held by virtue Of this act, to take n add.
ion TO the oath or affirmation he is now require dby
law to take) an oath OF affirmation that he will
honestly and faithfully comply in every respect
with the provisions and requirements of this act.
Sec 10. Ii shall be the duty Of the re
turn Judges OF said county, at the time and
place OF their meeting TO cast up all N,
votes received in the different election dis
Irlcts on The question of the Removal Of lhe
seat OF justice aforesaid, and shall make ou'
two certificates showing the result, one OF
which shall be filed in the office Of the clerk
OF The court OF quarter sessions and the Other
IN The office of the Commissioners Of said
county Of Columbia.
SEC. |. 1t shall be the duty of lhe Sher
Il OF The said county Of Columbia. TO csust
Ias act to be published in at least three
newspapers published IN said county; for a.
least once in every week for sixty days i'm
mediaely preceding the next general eler
'S'i VII" ohhii vi 'ub hd1 VI VIZ NICthOl
cause at least two printed copies, one ol
which shall be in the German language, Of
said acI 10 be posted in handbil form, in III ].
most public place nearest the election poll
in every election district 10 SAID county and
the reasonable expense of such publication
shall be paid by the said county Of CoIum
6la by orders drawn in the usual way.
Sec. 3. So much of the existing laws
OF tins Commonwealth as are altered OF
supplied by this act, be and the same are
hereby repealed; and also the act OF Assem-
bly, passed l6lh June 1886 entitled ar acl
relating 10 The lien of Mechanics ard others
upon buildings, is hereby repealed so Ear a.
II relates 10 the buildings TO be erected in
pursuance Of this act.
FlNDLEY PATTERSON,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives
WILLIAM p. WILCOX,
Speaker of tbs Senate
Approved the twenty-fourth day of February, one
thousand eight hundred and forty-fve.
FRANCIS K, SKUNK.