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AN FDIr,'ATiON NETTING

VIII be held al MI Aotdh, in Amherst cnnnty. on
next Saturday Che 2!lth lnst) Several gtnliemen 1t IS
cApected " til afdress HE meeting.
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The following preamble and fesulutiuns wrre adopt
I'd by Tho james River aud kanawha Company, l2th
III Nav. lsi6:
The loa,l Of Directors having heretofore raised tho
io passengers, carried the Canal from half ceut
three fourth per mile, aud directed that IN case,
The Of the Canal packets should make such IN
oiioll, occasion Tor raising Their charges Tor
passage and fare OF passengers. The Executive Commits
should ralso the toll to per mile, and IL ap
penring by an advertisement IN tho newspapers III this
morning. that such contingency has taken place.
fherciore 81.
Rtsoired, That from and after tho 3h instant. tho
toll passengers carried tho Caual be fixed al
zen, per mile
The advanced price Of grain and hay las, years.
prices. adds 10 eAnenses from $4,000 10 $5O00--on
the Stage routes. they have raised their fare
their increased expendure--we had and had de.
ermincd to do ~. when the additional 80 per cent.
,pll compelled advance 80 upon the passed.
Ia consequence Of this advance the James River
Board oi Directors have again Imposed upon us another
80 per ceul additional TOLL which again eompels 10
advance price, which will the Loss OF travel,
al higher fare.
lhereEore on md after the 18th inst, our passages
and fare wlbe the old price. 80, including ,olls;
wayare in propprina. 49,
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
May 81 diff
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T. GUN ID.

4 SERVANT of mine found a Pencil. which III,
"a owner can get by describing aud paving for lbis
Advertisements HENRY LATHAM
May - 4,
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f..F.Egs OsE.

4 SUPPLY OF frs; rate Winter and Summer
n bleached Lamp cd, lu., received, ind Tor sale by
joins H. SEAY, Dtnsslst.
Aag9s is
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NEW
ESF,SAE EITAO.s..

tsN.lE concern of BERGER 4 CLEMENT. late
i n.,fchanls nj RiceviIlr. Pllsylvania county, Va
was dissolved the lst of March last. by mutual con,
seut, All p,rsons indebted 10 them will please
forward and settle qielr accounts with j. w Clement
who The only who has the right IN receive or
the name OF the IN any way and he only in
ding up the business Of the roncen. Those having
clams against the concern. VIII please present for.
"afd them 10 the within 81 DAYS from this time
DAVID bERGER, Jr.
l.. w. CLEh.ENr
May % w!m
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ffzE.sF&I.
'fs. P"',"'s complimentary Hcmca,.

#lAsr w1lA or rnr sEAsos.
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NTO.YE.gCH PUMPS.

lust received and ur sale valuable lot of So mach
Pumps
have in s,or.. Shuok Mattresses, Phueh Lives,
Redsrads mud Wheat Fans. Which will b. sold low
10 closc. G.. PHELPS.
May / ,sit
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NOT ICE.

\ n consequence Of tho advance ofios onpassenrrrs
i iT m the 9th OF ast month, and alter the 18th
ns the assage aud iae on our packet boats Ia klohr
mond, viii be 81, 50--way fare IN proportion.
BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

Mr.. NlLme Tho New York Express
Of Saturday, states that our late Minister TO
England arrived at The City Hotel on Salur
day morning, The Express also states,
that he will be waited npon by tIc mem
bers of tbe Chamber Of Commerce, and by
the Common Council, with congratulations
upon the happy success Of his mission, and
with expressions of good will and good
wishes for himself A dinner, we under
stand, will also be rendered him, which, we
trust he will accept
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THE NOMINATIONS.

The nominations made by the Conven'
tion on Monday last may be complained
oigby some Of our Democratic friends,
but we hope will be opposed by none.
Such opposition can only breed pure mis-
chief for the fu,ere, and without lhe slight
est present beneGi 10 any person concerned.
There is growing and earnest desire for
harmonious and united action among the
. democracy Of this county; and by 'he exers
else OF spirit Of magnanimI,y now, This
object viii be fully and permanently secur-
ed. We know, that it may be said, thai
The nominations are not properly distributed
in regard 10 location. Bu, we thiGk thai
granting This TO be so, il has arisen in :
great degree from personal preferences apo
connections rather than from local feeling
The townships of MOnleur, MounrP Pleasant
.Hain and MiiIlin, il will be recolleCted were
each divided in their votes on the Lomins'
ton OF Assemoyman and on The question
Of Sheriff townships far separated united TO-
gG,her in their action. For member, the
contest was close, the reuulIfor time doubt
iul--snd lhe change ofone township wcuG
h1re p.ced another name upon the Demo.
cratic ticket The Convention howeve,
has decided and there should be no exuI.
talon on The one hand nor detection on lhf
ether. The Democracy ere together once
more, in county organizalion.-and mion
should be the waIchword for The future.
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PEACE WITH MEXICO.

Terms Settled with SANTA Anna at
IIdUand.
The New Yord Tribune has tbe FOL-
lowing letter from Havana:
Special Correspondence of the Tribune.
jIAWANA, August TON, 1916.
You are probably aware that Santa
Anna and Almon,e embarked on board
the English steamer Arab for H'roCruz
n consequence Of their having obtained
information Of pronunCiamento in
their favor. Some other di luma'lS's
4Dd Generals Of The same Eamp dPpsr led
N,he same day in The packet for the same
pIace BY sgreemen, between San'sA"
ia and certain agents Of the BRUSH snd
American Governments. The arrange
menl issld 10 be as s.fillows; The Mex
ical Federal Government OF 1924 10 be-
re established under The guarantee OF the
United States; so that, in case oi iulnrr
pronunciamenlos, the United States
Government shall have right 10 inter.
iere in support OF Observation-Disclosures
-rnmpnt. The Rio Grande TO be the
boundary line and the CALIFORNIA; 10 b'
|orgsnizsd ss distinct territory, under
the protection Of the United States, bot
no. governed by Americans until The
inhabitants shall think I'll TO annex them
elves, to favor which purpose the corn
ry will be allowed TO carry on free
ride with both republics, and admit
coonss from ell countries, and all re
lyons and cIeeds. Al this seems in
iced very incredible-Ioo much Tor
AIeXicans 10 ceGp. and loo lill0 10 salts
Iry The craving nav Of your eX'ender'
Of the area of freedom. 'Neremos' |
can only say ths'i have the inle'II
sence from very respectable authority.
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II CUNIIUtHVb dTIU bUTTW'N
.JAMES MCCORMICK.
THE CON VEN TON.

The Democratic County Convention
net on Monday last, in BIocmsbuIg, and
put in nomination. licke,, stronger and bel.
lerlhan which has not been offered for many
wears. Every township 10 the county was
'ully represented in the Conventional we
we're pleased with the epirn OF harmony
ha, prevailed during Ihe voting. The nom
nations give entire satisfaction and will
and must he elected by the democracy Of
the county. The delegates have done their
duty nobIy, and it now remains Cor the peo
pie OF The county 10 do theirs This should
oe dons by organization. Let every mem
ber of The party come up maafulIy TO the
baule-iel there no coldne,s on,.he part ul
any one-le, there be Tohangln! back, re-.
membering the motto that HE mho is not
for US is against as, and the second Tues
DAY of OrIober will tell to the wings tai,
not easily be loFgolIeu.
Col. Enquirer.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

CaUghfM H-,A large quantity otspu'
rious Mexlcan coin is circulated oyer the
United States A bout two weeks ago, Ely
HarlweIl, master Of the American schoon-
er belonging 10 Lynn, Mass, at New Or
leans, rom Galveston Texas was arrested
for bringing into The State a quantity Of
counerfpii Mexicsn dolsro, With tho in
Ienton OF passing them. When taken into
custody. four packages were foOnd on him
containing $500, all false. $ll3 more of
lhe same kind were found concealed in his
rsbD
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NMIRN0No

" p. Palmer Esq, is authorized 10 dc' as
Aren't for he CoLyNBIA DGMocHAT,' and re-
cs.pi an monies f5r Subscription and AdrertS-
iHs at his AgsRcies IN
Piiladelpiia No. SO Pine-Sfred.
Nslp York 100 Rassau-strest.
Boston 10 Sfdfe-SirEGf
Baltimore s. T.. cor. Bali, and Catuert-SfS
Observation-Disclosures and Tradesmen may find
tito their adpaatGgeio adusrtise in this poPer'0s
4 is TIE oniy one published al the County seat
cnd has n greater circulation IN the county than
.Jy other pcper pULhShed aoifhin sfikmdS'
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The Escaped Rctahcn-LGvy Nice,
who was recently taken Up IN Lu1erue
County, lor passing counterfeit money, and
afterwards scaled lhe " ikesbarre prison
walls, in company with hls sccompIice, Jo-
Seph Bdhl, was relaken on Wednesday al
Doylesewn sfrer very hard run. Joseph
Bahl was taken some tune ago lew miles
from Bethlehem, and sent back to Wilkes,
barre. They sEe bOih from 'Lehigh COun.
~, and cid brds.
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balance Of lhe five thousand.

Spurious Coin. The Edior of The
Charleston Coulies says new counter
felt coin Of the Mexican dollar has ap
peored in that city. 1t is said 10 be a
very ingenious conlrivance. The inle-
rjor is made up Of copper, or compost
ton Of metals, over which is soldered
! thin ale Of pure silver, SO neatly put
on as to deceive The most experienced.
We are unable.on comNarisor,o advise
our readers how TO tell the difference be-
tween the good and lie spurious coin
.xcepl by the latter being lighter, and
he impressions of The die clearer and
NOR e distinct.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

Swear MA-Yesrerday; man nam
ed, was called 10 The SraCd in the
Cou,l of Common Please, 10 tesisfy to
certain facts within his knowledge
ard when the B Bile was handed 10 him
he refused 10 swear. lie was asked il he
swore with The Uphfled hand, and he
sid no. He was then asked if he
would alfirm, but he declined to do this
and said 'hat he was commanded TO
swear not at sII--neilher by the l1esv.
sns, for it was Gods lhronc-nor by
The earth, for il was Gods footsDool -
aud he hSd nothing 10 do with The earth
and therefore he would neither vote nor
swear, bu if they desired TO hear all
he knew about The matter, he would tell
them The whole Truth. Finding it
impossible to get him 10 break his
resolution, the Counsel, after consuItl.
ion; agreed to ipI him of. He was
believer in theSeCondAdvenl doClrinns.
. Courier.
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O.IlI.EOEN.

UL,nruI Maes,co o(NIr ArrrNr.
n,v tho ,sulv elected nrovisinsl Gov.
...r,Ao Co,oov contains vast
.,o,,, or iororm.,;on relative ,o The
II. u.oo. IF ,ha im,rocensn, and
..uIeneu o( Orcoon u s,a,es that
,horooro roy over sir thousand Amer
o,oo ~ tho ,erri,orv. and nerhans, more
no,oo,d IN thei, noy ,bi,ber
rLi, bor ,;,l 1onh,,ess he orea,Iv
,.,,oosod oioco tho oovormen,i is .G,c.
,,rl, ro,ood o,d wi,I omen a new
o,..o c,r ,ho s,roou or .iriera,ion. The
= ,.o.,, ,;nG,do,eu IocsIi,v. and
,,o ,o,,,,or may cb,a;p himself home
..,o. ,o, so,son ,Ioo,, ,hers will
~ d,,oor If Lis .heiog ,oo much
Li .,.;, ,h., b,;.. commorcs has.
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CoLLucroRs OFFrcg Berwick, Sept |, ls46.
Cor II. WEBB,
Dear Sir--Thc following shows the coec-
tions at this office in the present fiscal year up to
and including August 3Ist--aIso the quantity OF
coil cleared.
Amount Of tolls collected in August, Sl4,G27 OIL
Amount per last report @hlOl 20
Whole amount, S4l,740 80
TONNAGE OF COAL.
Amount cleared in August, 37,903 tons.
Amount as perlast report, 7O,l55
Whole amount, lOS,O5S
Respectfully yours.
JOHN McREYNOLDS, Col,
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RCnoval,

The OAice of the Columbia DtMocRAT
has been Removed into The new Buck
Banding, South side OF Main street, lev
doors below Market
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i.PE!--We learn that on Sunday even
,aS last the Barn Of Adam Heller. in Madl
on iownship, was struck by lightning snt
We building with oil lis contents consisting
.. p,ain hay wagons &c. were entirely de.
elr1yed. No insurance.
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Welearn thaI the Wing Conferees Of ihi.
Congressional district composed Of Iht
counles Of Columbia LUzerne and Wyom-
icg met at Wilkesbarre on Wondsy las,
ard 1ut IN nomination for Congress CilFS-
TER BUTLER, ESQ. Of The later place.
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Tho Wing County Convention for III,
nomination Of candidates. meets at Cous,
VISA on Monday next. The Delegate eec.
tlons take place on Saturday.
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Strict Jusfice. The Ex.Nayor of Mi
amisburg, Ohio, was fined five t. liars and
imprisoned twelvehoars, fJr bei9S engaged
in a street fight
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County convention.

peclive townships of Colombia county
net in county Convention al The house ol
IohN CIay,oR in BIoomsbuig, on MondyI
September 7Ih, lsl6--st noon,
0n motion JOHN D0AK of BriaIueeS
was chosen President Of the COnVen'Ionl
md, VALENTINE BEST and HUGH
THOMPSON. secretaries,
Upon ealing over The townships in alpha
beIical order the following delegates pre-
senled their credentials and took their seats
ia the Convention,
BiOom-Georgs Weaver, Hugh ThomP-
son
BriarCreok john Dnak, Nathan Seely 4
Beaucr Conrad Bredbender. Christian
Shuman
Solomon Helwig John
Sch nick
Centre-Joseph Pobe, Henry Lom,n
Derry William II. Mar, Cornelius 'CIeck
ner
Fronklin Joseph Yeuer. Reuben Knlule
Fshing ngcreek-Tbomss PesIer, John Lag
arus
GresnwoOd-Ssmuel McCsr'y, Jamss De
witt
Hemlock Franklin MrBlids, NJ. G, Shoe.
maker
Jackson-Davld RemIy, James Yocum
Limestone John 3hearer, D. Fulmer
Liberty Martin BlIlmeysr, John Hen
Erickson
Madison Jacob Demot,, James Whippl'
Mahoning Valentine Best, d. n. KOwn-
over
AounipleasQnt William J.IkeleI, William
KsIIer
MNm -DavidKhinebold, CharlesWorkhe
ser
Monitur-John II. Quick, Jacob Leiby
Main George MlIeh Abraham Klase
Grunge Isaac Dewitt, David Herring
Roaringcreek john Yesger, Daniel Keller
Sugmloaf- Peer Hess, James KiIe
Valley William Boudemsn, David Blue.
The convention being organised-on
motion Of N. SeeIy. il was unanimously
ResOiUed-Tba, ;he voting in ibis CON
Ven,lon upon the nomination Of candidates
IN all cases where more than one are named
shall be vi ia u0Cs, according to The pracs
lice in State Con,enlinns and that the SecN
relaries keep lherrecosl according y.
Resoived a majority of all the
votes given shall be necessary 10 a nOmlnas
ion, aud that slI5r me second vote, 10 eacn
case, the name of the candidate having ihe
fewesl votes shall be dropped, and so on al
each successive time Of voting thereafter.
Resoued-rha the members of This con
venion will individually, support the eICc-
lion OF all the candidates nominated this
a,v.
,rbo Copveu,ion ,bpn rroregded to the
If c.odid,o rorCopOress and
ourn ,p,,
"
was, nm motion u"f"ho"''Y u" '''''"'
MI n n..o.,;o. 49,, n,o,aadoYi IN yONe
The Convention t'en P'"creue" " vow
Tor candidate ioF Assembly WIN WIG 'o'-
lowing resn"--
'For slt"hN' ia I'VE ''s''S'
Dosk, James Dew'N' Isaac pew''' Her.
ring, ii ess' lkeler' hn''u'' h''e' homah'
Lazarus, McCaT'y' mcn''oe' m'''ef' rone'
Pealer' llo'cS' KENNY "noemSNer, 'ee'y'
Thompson Weaver "orShei'ei' e''eI ~
Yocum.-%.
For EDWARD H. bA''Oh - mes'is
n ~ 4 L.,
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tie duly nominated Democratic candidate
Tor Sheriff
Before voting for Sheriff, the name OF
George Mcars as a candidate for The noml'
nation for that office was Withdrawn.
On proceeding 10 the nomination of
County Commissioner
On motion, PETER KLINE was uuOn-
imOusly nominated for that office.
The vol, was then taken for the nomlna
lion of candidate for Coroner; and COR
NEHUS CLECKNER had 81 votes and
JOSEPH DEAN had 10 votes
CORNELIUS CLECKNER was there
upon declared duly nominated for the office
of Coroner,
The convention then proceeded to the
nomination Of candidate for Auditor; and
upon The frst vote James Mccormick had
10 votes, James Lake had lS and ChEls'I4n
W off had 5 votes. There being no choice
A second vote was taken when James Nc
Cormick had 23 votes and James Lake had
lS votes: and
JAMES MCCORMICK was lhereupon
declared duly nominated ior Ihe Office Of
county Auditor ~
On motion of Capt Nathan SeeIy 'he
following Resolutions were then unani-
mousIy adopted.
ReSoIued-Tha, we continue 20 hav'
+. thorough confidence in the honest =
gaciy and frmneSs Of The President OF
he United States, and Of the Governor
| { this Commonwealth.
.Resolved-Thal ,he velops by Presi
dent Polk OF the River and Harbor bill,
and Of The French Spoliation bill, BY
which over six millions Of dollars wert
saved 10 The nslionsl treasury, and log
rolling improvidenl and unjust legisIs'
~" "''e p''''
approval as representatives Of The D..
nocr,cvofColunbi, county. and that,
we desire cur Representative IN Con-
gress 10 vote against those bIIs in fu-
,ure.
Re.oIrsd-Ths. upon ,he suhoct oil
,he tariff ,he oeonle are in advance Of
no ,oI;,icisns and firm in ,he,r sdyora.
90 - n,lrich, and ,nusl lepi.s,ior;
al ,ha' 100 hoIL ,h. in community
an, n dsb,. and favored with eD,erpriz ,
L,.,., ,hd ro,,hlican Laws IN manic,
.,o rlcn,ish and M Il ruin - can come.
mesUITs" are "S1Sv 'enoefpu S 'U me Tlutor
,f,h. Col,mbi, Democrat, and DsnviIlt
In,eIIjpencer. for their Independent, ad.
vocacy Of principle and common sense
amid aboundlng cIamo7, m'prtpresenla
ion and abuse upon this su6J"rb
.p,hog rb,,Fa1ers,ism will fois,
,.,a ,bi. Oo,,,,y us h,rL,--i,s inter
nal oaI;un,oreman,s-i,s.,Iaw and orde,"
,ss,,,;o,s,onoo,,be rph, Of utTrarp-
TO so,,,,,,,nc suoia,ion ,shorAes
# fcorror,,ions-irs baokrun, hws-i,s
Moo,, i c,edi, and deh, sysrem-fts dis.
rbuions Of ,hr public money--ts doc
rncs Of consol da'ion its hostility toI
Extending The union--ils loose cons1uc'
ions Of The consll'ullon--l's devotion
TO wealth, and It's high lard eSaclIon'
.bOuI the same time; and hat VIII bt
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A Camp Meeting, held by tie Metho.
5ss, commenced yesterday 10 Mfllin
.ognshp.
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THE TICKET.

We h0laI, this week, al our head Ihe
Demo,ralic ticket, selected by tho Demo"
crslic Comfy Consenliou on Monjay LAST
conhienI that sIl lhe candidates. named ups
on IL, will be elected
Hon. OWEN d LEiB.
If Caudwiss, is renomlnaIed for Congress
he vote in The convenuou beng unsnlmous
|, IS sill subject 10 the concurrence OF Lu"
Serne and Wyoming counIies, bu' we DO
not apprehend any difficulty from either ol
them. / is The uniform usage, Ihroughou
lie state, to give Representatives in Con
gress a second term; and 1t is now ,he duty
Of all true Democrats 10 turn out and swell
Doctor Leib's majority es high as aspossIbe
The Democratic majority in this Congress
iona District al The Presidential Election in
1914 was 2,06S. lis TOO much the hab
with many Ct our Democratic voters TO stay
a, home on election day except when
President or Governor is 10 b. elected, W.
respectfully urge them 10 turn out this fall
and show the noisy FedeIaIiss that Coluu'
bia county is capable al all times Of pro
nouncng weighly condemnation upon 'h'
principles, measures, aud men OF Federal
lsm.
STEWART PEARCE,
| of Brarcreek, is the regularly nominated
Democratic candidate for Assembly. and 81
such deserves Ibs cOrd,i support of ever,
Denocta, in the county We can say o
| him too, what cannot be said OF must men
thai we do not believe he has personal en-
emy in The world. OF his qualification 70
qeat in The Legislature; they ale, goo'
knowledge of public questions. thorough
honesty, and an unspo,led character. AS
| Democrat he is 'lrUe as sIeeP--a ioliowe
| of Jefferson from conViciWn rather than i'm
pulse Wa nusl to see him receive larg
msjOr!y from voters, whose interests sD'
opinions he will represent with Intelligence
and fidelity.
BENJAMIN HAY MAN,
Of Orange, is the Democratic candidate 20
Sheriff He received tho nomination upo'
the first vote in ,he Convention, thoUgh sew
eral other candidates were brought befor
lha, body; and il is suihclen. recommends
Ilion FOR him TO have received The votes o
such delegates as Messr'. BiIimeyer, Dosk
and others lha, we might name. He vii
receive very cordial support in his owr
neghborhood, and we ,tus. that there vii
be, a,regard to hin. no detection in an!
'''' u iCaOJRNEL!US aJi SYEI.Ii ULECKNER,
of Derry. ID ,he nominee for Coroner. H
is well known throughout The county, ant
ii is unnecessary for us to say word in hi
favor lie has here, olore been before VI
people, aud they know that he is worthy 0
their confidence and support
JAMES MCCORMICK.
oC Limestone, is The Democratic candidate
for Auditor, This is an office Of more con
qence to the taxpayers Of the county by far
than to the nominee himself, aud ii shoaFC
always be filed by good mer and true,'-
who will see lha, The county expenses are
regulated by prudence and economy. In
Mr, Mccormick the Convention have made
a good selection.
CnN NL 'rI0M
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An APPRENTICE,

To the Printing business is wanted at this Of
re. An Ga,ye boy Is or l6 years Of aga will re-
c'iya good encouragement
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