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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-12

A NEw PAars.--A new party has taken the
field in Pir'sburg, called the National Refor-
mcrs, and Il has nominated a fuI ticket for Ca.
nal Commissioner, Congress. &c. What they
wish 10 reform we Do not know.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-12

" n. E.qL.nEH, Esq, at hfs kseni Es.
tate and Coal OEce, corner or Sd and Chesnmf
Srtcefs, Philadelphia. fs a"iAevised to act as
.ssemf, ard receipt xor all monfes due this
ongre, Tor subscription or advertising.
.8iso, AZ hts Office No. 100 NASSAU Street,
.Ntw York
lind s. r. Corner Of lsanfmore rn,d Caire,f
sts., baltimore.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-12

0r PRINTING ISk-A fresh supply OF superior
summer ink just received, and for sale at Phila
delphia prices.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-12

CO. It will be seen by the proceedings Of the
Democratic county covention, that Gen. Came.
ron has been nominated for Governor by that bo-
dy. Gen. Cameron fas host Of friends in this
county His course on the tariff in the U. s..
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-12
Democratic Nominations.

Democratic Nominations.
coSGREss,
ALLISON WHITE.
ASSEMBLY,
SAMUEL 4. BROWN.
COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM FOLLMER.
AUDITOR,
EMANUEL ZIMMERMAN.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-12

v EKs. CAxxRoS's LErrKR.-We refer our
readers 70 Gen. Cameron's letter declining
public dinner rendered 10 him by the citizens Of
Danvlke, N, account Of the real and ability with
Which he defended the interests OF Pennsy y!vania
in the United States Senate, in opposition to Nc.
kays tahE bill. The letter is replete with
gccd sense and vocd advice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16
r-seds and Witnesses.

aTba Tribune has an elaborate synopsis and review
~ Tie proposed State Consttutor OF course The TT
bu. goes s. all 1. Is rauch OF i IN character with al
i,s new philosophy. Particular commentator II b.
s.ors upon that part which taxes away the necessity Of
beiisring in Supreme Being the part Of hin who
mag be called 20 swear our lives or property away
e The Express is in error a. The necessity
OF 5slieoing in Supreme Being, in order TO De
legal witness never existed but only the necessity
of protessing to believe it NOw thorough villain
who was at the same time an Atheist would De
pretty apt to keep % himself abslief the avows OF
which wosId subject him TO legal penalties and
r,ouuIar obloquy, but sincera- honest man whose
mind had become confused or clouded with regard
70 the evidence Of Universal Father would be yer!
likely 10 confess MS lack Of faith. and thereby be
disabled from testifyiBg Such disability deranzes
the administration Of justice and facilitates the es
cape OF the guilty. It seems to as most un7Tise IN
Justice stop her ears to pertinent testimony mere
" because he who alone can give tits deficient or
unsound IN faith II his oath IS not deemed worth
having. let hin state what he knows on his honor
or his manhood and let the jury gire it that 'veght
to which his character or general bearing shall seem
IN eutitle il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16
MARRIED

Wednesday evening, BY Rev Dr.. Knox Mr.. THOMAS
G. MEAD 10 Miss THERESA ;. TEALE, al OF IL,
City
On the 18th inst by Rev. P Robinson. Of wa.Lis;,
tonyiLc Orange Co Mr.. JOHN uANFORp. OF Mdt's
town, to Miss ELLEN W. ROBINSON, of the former
place.
In this City on "Wednesday evening Oct H. by Rev
My Moore. OF Ehzsbc;htovvu, y. J STEPHEN BrR-
ROWS, ESQ. OF Cincinnati 10 FRANCES, daughter oi
the late Anthony Morse OF Railway. y. J.
On Wednesday lith inst by Rev. 7. Thompson M
HECTOR SEARS to Miss SUSAN T. daughter Of John
Gustin. Esq. all OF this City
On Thursday the 18th inst, by Rev j. " Krcbs a, the
residence OF Mr.. Joel SEYMOUR DAYTON c. BELhN.p
OF this City to Miss HELEN J. daughter OF Capt Ma
,hsnie hcuncy. OF New.L London, CT
New. London papers please copy
By Rev r. Crawford, Oct. lSth, Mr.. JN0. ". LOCK
WOOD, of Newburch. n. y. 10 Mrs. SARAH FRENCH
of BroolSlnc, Mass.
BY Rev Z. Crawford, Oct. Is. Mr. JONATHAN SAUL
PAuGr to Miss MARY ENES. both OF this City.
By Rev L. Crawford. Oct L. Mr.. ROBERT SKIP
ron TO Miss ELIZABETH CAMBRIDGE, both Of hi,
City.
In Blnndtord Mass Oct 18th, EDWARD w. HATCH
NJ D. of Caldwell y. Jersey TO Miss NANCY c. BolES
of thr uipgp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

CAPITAL PUNIsHxENT.-A meeting oftbe Exec
uiige Committee Of the NcwYor State Society for the
Abolition of the Death Penalty was held on "ednes
day, the 18th Inst.
Tie Committee would respectfully recommend TO the
iriends Of the Cause throughout me S,a'e;
J. That public meeting cor the discussion OF the sub
Jet be held on Friday Ereaing is Tne7ah Of orer7-
5erncr in every City and Town and societg organ
lied, where il is practicable
? That tie subject DO introduced for discussion into
the variou. Debating Societies Of our towns and vii
lagos
D. Thai the Editors the different Newspapers in the
state be requested to open their columns to the discus
sion Of the subject
1 That petitions to the Legislature be prepared and
sentin at as early period Of,he Session possible
> Tina; Burleighs Thoughts on the Death Penalty
and other kindred works be extensively circulated.
s. That Lectures the subject DC given stated peri
during the coming winter and tina, the aid of Cler
gymen and public speakers generally be invoked in this
measure
Editors throughout the State are respectfully re-
quested to publish this Circular
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

FROM THE WEST ISDIxS>-We have file OF
the Kingston Janaics) Journal The 10th of Septem
tenbcr inclusive.
Much attention Is paid the equalization OF the du-
ties sugar by Tie home government and the journal
sensbly advises the planters prepare for the change
the right wsy-that is by studying economy, improve
in culture and processes and in other ways seek
leg increase the product of their ST diminished
expense OF production In anticipates ,hf some estates
untavorably situated be thrown OF cultivation
for sugar and irtates that this may be advsn-
tsge 10 the colonies, other crops being wanted
correspondent OF the Journd processes 70 ex-
pect good from the change inasu,uch VIII break up
absenteeisi compelling propr:etors occupy their
person and attend 70 their business instead
squanGering their incomes in Europe sc. &c.
code OF regulations Tor the Coolies similar thar
established in Trinidad, and noticed by time
Gyo) has been introduced By tie Governor OF Jamaica
The JourpSl lsrnents however, that provision Is
made By IL as in Trinidad Tor clothing the Coolies they
having 81 "inve.erste habit of going naked
The mail steam packet Forth arrived the 18th OF
September bringing among other intelligence hat CT
Lord Eisins appointment the Government OF Canada
KS government OF Jamaica IS very tAvorsby spoken OF
especially N regard TO his efforts behalf general
education and for the Introduction OF agricultural in
pCoveaents.
TIE Journal announces the approaching departure
OF Colonel Rruce, brother Of Lord Elsn Tor Canada
where he VIII il tie capacity Of Secretary se thst
nob!erlaa
The lA1est accounts from Barbados were TIA, the
weather favorable Tor tie planters, shundA-,
showers hs~irs fallen
Tbs Planters Sank Kingston, czs declared SEMI
annual dividend OF I'VE per Cent Con Adv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16
Hn,.se 81 Rers.entatirrs

All the results reported yesterday morning are
confirmed Perry County gives but about 800 Loco
majority, which ensures the gain OF BRADY Wing
Congressman from Cumberland Perry and Franklin
Philadelphia City has elected all Wing ofcoursei
the COUNTY all Loco, and the City and County ditto
except that Leler Native Sheriff, still appears to
be chosen By very few votes The North Amer
leans returns foot up
MeGrath 9373. Lelar l5,20s. Deal. I5153
Lelars plurality % The Ledger makes 1t 50,
and another report but 3
The Loco County Commissioner has about 796
plurality Register do 5l3
Columbia County is reported Wing. but that is
hardly credible. 1t gave Clay l'3a votes, Polk
q 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

z The Wings OF WYOMING Co. have NOM.
mated AEpEN WoopRuEE for Assembly, ABRAHAM
SMITH for SHERIFF and ABEL WEBSTER Tor Clerk.
They VIII elect them by large majority
EThe Whiss OF NiagS-s County have uouins-
ted BENZ. CARFESrER OF Lockport and CHRISTIE
PIER H, SKryL of Har,land for Assembly. They
srenew bu, strong ana their election certain.
II The Wings Of oSrAsIo Co have nouaina-
ted EMERY P. PorrIr ofNaples sud EZRA PIERCE
Of Manchester for the Assembly PHISzAs KENT
for Sheriff, ALExASpxR Il HOWELL for Clerk,
JEpro1Aa DEWEY, If for Coroner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16
TEE TRrArr WITH rRr W,SsEnAcnrs-n

IEE IREAiE WITH Tx w iSSEEAGoEs -Tbs
Union saws TIE provisions Of the treaty wh;cl :.
been concluded will not Believe. be published :, 4,
tsil nj K shsl haze been submitted 70 the Sen,,s =
ratification We understand, N genera, howsvr. = .
BIZ its stpulations the Winrcbssoes quitclsr !, -
United States al the territory Which they now iph,t
snd 70 which they nave the fall tllc o. occupancy ~
rsc., embraces we believe about 10000 scrrs y
addition TO this the Indians cedc al the ,e uh-h -
being the right 10 the a hunting 49,
This treaty with tina: entered into last spring VIII -
Po,tswatories eN;inguishes all Indian .;,ao whs.so
TO lands coulprehenGed IN the StSte OF Iowa n
Indians are 20 remove from the lands thus ee.t Wa
one year.
the lniSns the Government of TIE United States rss
takes 10 assign 70 them suitable tract o! !si VIZ, -
the Mississippi for their homes OF tee tcad uAI
the t-es,y STIMULATES b psid 70 them. very ecasJ
cradle proportion Is BY the terms Of the treaty ~
expended under the direction o; thS President or .
Improvement in the arts sud occupations Of cv,,,.
ke sum Is set spart for the establishment, OF r,..r.
labor schools among theui To rS!rtAin these e,,,A
hshments among The different tribes, some SooQ ~
annuni are, We believe, already appropriated BIZ L,
,resnss OF 1882 and lS31
The sGd,t,oua allowance made Tor this obec, ~ -.
present treaty Will secure 70 the irrebScocs E-ea, :
c;.;ccs tor education and Improvement portion oS
fund Is also set apNrt fox the purpose OF breaking %
tercing TIC ground N the territory 70 which re
Gans are % remove. 4 commencement OF s-,c,l,,,
operStiors viii thus Be made among them which >,
hoped they may ~ induced 60 Continue Another Vs.
considerable portion of the consideration money mama
in the treaty Is 20 remain in the hands Of the cove
ment interest OF per cent 20 DC paid snrvAv,,
the Indians Tor their use and beneat through p,ro,
OF thirty years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

SHOCKING TRAGEDI--About . COCK vesteoi,y
afternoon our citizens were shocked TO hear SMr Dan
lei + Olco OF the hrm OIL 3 Olcot Co proprieto.so
livery stable in this city, and Mr.. LewisM Hoccn.b 81
81. Louis, but formerly OF CRANKY, lying dead
room in the 4th story OF the ( :. Ho,el-ore ksyip,
shot the other and then killed himself jrry OF incr
summoned They were unanimous II their vert-
tina, Daniel Olcott came 10 his death by mean, Of
pistol shot fred by the hsud Lewis VI Holconb ana
that Lewis II Holcomb came to his death by mean, AZ
pistol sho, fired by his own hand
Mr. Olcou was = single man, and shout ~ yeers old
Mr.. Holeomh was wdover about % years of age sni
married second time to-day. to lady in Vested
Hartford Courant Thursl,v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16
baltimore City Election.

The election held in Baltimore for Mayor ana
City Council on Wednesday resulted IN the choice
Of Col JAcoB G. DAVIES. the Loco-Fooo candidate
for Mayor By majority Of l06. The vote stood :or
I.ererfns, Wing s772; DaTeg Loco-Foco s5 Scat a
This is the largest vote ever cast in Baltimore
being 1892 more than at the State Election last
week
The CRY Council viii stand in the FIRST Branch
Wings to II Loco Focos IN the Second Branch
to 5. Last year the First Branch stood Wings
% II Locos Second Branch to ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16
DISPATCHES FoR THE TRIBUNE
TELEGRAPH.
Tho storm nj the West.

brEEA-o, Iaa!EaAg s'tllll5'
The storm has been YER destructive IN The West
en par. of the ssate Ia consequence Of tie seroos
freshets Il has produced in the rivers. There HIS
followed from this grest break in the Erie Canal at
Eagle Harbor, which VII require ten day' industry
10 repair, which at this business season must pro
duce great distress and embarrassment in the pro-
duce market The -four AID grain markets are
nov, very dull The sales are small and Limited, at
the following quotations Wheat IS cts per bush,
Com - DO Flour - g.. Dry Salt Hides cei
Green cts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
Congress.

Dist Congress.
! L C. Lzrry, Native by 45a n1alo7l'
. JOSEPH 2 IyeERzoLL, Wing By 2ooo.
,. CHARLES BRowy, Adn- owing to the running
faWhis and Nati~e against him
!. CHARLES J. IycERsoLL- do do
$ Montgomery, Sc-FEEoIEE Uhig galf-
G. Bucks and Lshigh. J. W. HoRsBEoS " gan
:. Chester. a. R. McIIvAISE- Wing
Lancaster. JoHy sTRoEH. Wing, reelected
9. Berks II. Strong, Adm 2 only 1905 m.
10. Union. ac-JAuEs Pollock. Wing.
Il. Dsuphfn ( schuvlkin, G. y EcSER7. Wing.
1000 majority
Is York and Adams. HENRI Ms, Wig Esfa
Is Franklin, Psrry, &c J. BRADY. Wig eaia-
pE7rAozr7z1A CorSr-Co-s7sss;
I.Mo--ss aae9 Lem .3,573 Florence -3l!o
II JaInsersol: ;5o Ashr1esd-- -2-iz. Stokes .S
III Coleman Is99 EoIIngshd 1852 Brown 90
Total yearly lo-:l7 1870 1881
- Manv Wings voted the Native Congress
men to keep or the Locos.
DR.. ErxRr NEs. our candidate Tor Congress has
80 majority in Adams Co. and about 200 IN York
say 100 in al.
CHESTER Co. has reelected Hon. 4. R. McIL-
vAlyE. Wing, to Congress, with nearly the whole
vhig ticket, although Native ticket was running
which it as feared would defeai as.
Hon. JAMES Po1LocK IS reelected TO Congress
from the XIIIth Dstric; By s large msjority-Nor-
cumberland and Lyconang, two strong Loco Coun-
ties. giving hin, rnajorities
BRoDHEAD, Loco. is Of course reelected froDa
Northampton. Monroe Pike &c. though by great
ly reduced najorty-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

SALES OF STocKs-First Bo1rd-si25 - q s
>, ISL. g; $1,000 Camden snd AEboy. loan Sc:
Bank Of Pa, e. Bs.Seer Bos-ds-sl0oo Texas 10 per
cent 30 $1,000 Reading Sondi cast, - 1000 do do :.
Commercial Bank say: 10 Girsrd, q: Bank OF Pa
Mechanics, 24:: 500 LetiSh %, 50: 5000 90,
2V- secsci Socrd-S500o henracky s. loci, 2iO0 Z 3
>, ISL IS saooo Camden and Araboy Bonds g. AtH
Sseoad RosrG-S5oo0 State 5s b5. SIS 5000 do Nv s7f
Psils6 Exc, ii; 5000 Sa,e 81, 5ds, 67i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

TEAS AND GRocERrEs.-our friends and the public
general are informed that j. o Fowler has in store
very large and excellent assortment ofFnmy Groceries
and choice green and black Teas of all kinds and quail
tics which he is selling at small advance on the whole
sale prices lie sells wholesale well retail AMI
delivers goods to all parts OF the city without charge
We invite our friends to give him call at his stores 20
and 42s Greenwich and 70 vesey sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16
correspondence OF The Tribune


The returns from the interior continue OF the
most gratifying character and leave doubt OF one
of the most astonishing political revolutions ever
known.
The result so far is a gam OF Wing Congressman in
the Y III, With Xvth and with Districts, and fair
show for carrying the XIth, Columbia and Luzerae,
which gave Polk near 5000 majority. have a let
ter from Columbia, which says the Loco-Foco ma
iorties are so much decreased at every township
that ii Luzeme and Wyoming do any thing for
CHESTER BUTLER like what they ought to do,
OWEN D. LEIB viii be defeated.
We will have Il at least, and may have 10 Mem
bers of Congress, for am far rom despairng even
of r G Whites election in Wilmots, the Nth
District We shall not lose single one OF the
10 districts we hold in the present Congress
give you few later returns received today.
DAUPHIx Co.-Power 500; Eckert 40; entire
Wing ticket elected-gain member.
COMMUNICATED Wing ticket elected 2
members gained.
FRAxK1IN-Average 600 Wing maj
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 200 maj. Power
800
LYcoNlsG-Powsr $50 MAJ About tie on
SuHSlcss, perhaps Il sIIaH !iIdJS''1J iO' icLLoNh-
Legislative ticket doubtful.
1t is almost impossible to carry the Legislature
for the Wings for a Loco-Foco Legislature dis
tricted the State on the most approved system Of
Gerymander. We shall however come as near 1t
possible. and may achieve IL
In the House we had 30 members last year. We
must therefore gain Il members for q tie. We
havs already 3 in Bucks . in Cumberland l in
Dauphin, = in old Huntington. from which Blair
has been taken. and IN Schuy KILN all 10. We
have then III Beaver l, Washington >, Butler l.
Mercer =. an opportunity OF gaining votes if the
political Abohtonists Will let making IN all 10
There are then two or three more necessary, and
we must hear OF greater changes than already re
ported TO secure them. We mey get one II Mont
eomery.
In the State Senate II Wings hold over We
have elected in the Bucks and the Montgomery
Districts , and in the York District tl7thl the re-
suit Is yet doubtful. In the Northampton and Lee
high District t9rhl Boas Wing, runs ahead, and
Fosel / ocoJ behind their tickets, and this may
elect another Wing. The nth District. the Brad
ford. Tioga &c is Loco Foco srd the 18th the Ly-
coming and Clinton doubtful. Last represented o.
Quay. Wing. The Allegheny and Enc Districts
VIII certainly elect W higs-so we have IS certain
and good show In three other Districts. Success
n OF the doubtful Districts making the parties
stand IS and Is. viii give the power 70 the Native
Senator, Mr. ConnaI- who has heretofore acted
with the Wings
This bird s-eye view OF oar Sta,e VII give your
readers an idea OF WHAT may be hoped from the
news get 70 be received
have telegraph dispatch RON Harrisburg.
which says Foster concedes has defeat by Power
There Is no doubt Of Il II the West has treated
Gen Power according 70 his deserts.
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caurr Calendar. .TEls DIV.

[
CIRcrTr CoUsT-Nos. 273, Is, 9. 10. u q. i, -
% ~
SrrEkIox cocxr-Nos. 81. I3l. 1872 Isl ~ a IS g..
5, 10. 10 IL. III IL l7s $50 Isl rs Isl Isl lso,
Is, g.. Is 10S Ia ZSS lS2 IS 4S Io2 l2l Is IL II
50 s. s., la. les.
coMxoS PIxas-No Px-t Part s-Nos aJ7 223
2asa ~, ~ 81 80 rs ss7, s3s, s4l % Us sua lbs,
lSS I3a ~, III.
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What The New Constitution will do.

The Poughkecpsic Telegraph in an article heart
ily commencing the New Constitution gives the
following truthful summary OF the reforms which
its adoption will effect
It will confer additional powers upon the People
1t viii break up the great cenralinhuence at the
Seat Of Government.
1t will abolish large number OF Offices.
II will give US cheaper and more efficient ad
mnistrstion of our laws.
1t will shield the People from public debt
1t will throw greater safeguards around the
Elective Franchise.
1t will put an end to large class Of special le-
eislation 1t Will bring. By single Senate and As
sembly Districts the Representative nearer to the
Elector
I, viii lesson the expenses OF legislative sessions
Ii will confer greater power upon Boards Of
Supervisors.
1t will provide for the election of large number
ofoticers heretofore appointed By the Governor and
Senate, the Legislative or Judicial officers.
In short, it is an instrument worthy Of the Age.
Albany Eve. Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

To TEAcHEas-rhe advertiser wishes to obtain a all
uanon assistant teacher or situation in family
as pirate tutor For terms, &c address Teacher,
Tribune Office OILS 4t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

II Knox, l2s Fulton-s. tsun Buildngs) deamiDs 1t
unnecessary TO enter into particulars respecting his F'
Fashions for 1876, would simply state that h!s new ''
Will excel in beauty lghness taste and color any lat
ever offered to the hat wearing public Of Ssw-York M
nrices low as his hats are 6ne OF lM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

II This being the last day Of Col ChatEa the
Dwarf, Ak the Nrsedm, be viii doubtless receive
calls especially the afternoon hapsAt9
O'Clock and also IN The evening the Shakers give
their sIhslions and o:hsr Per9gsrfss also take place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

~ Among the articles at the Fair wewsre much pes'eI
10 ind of American manufacture, OF an enuegnes
description Among others notice an article OF bhei
,called Bath Brck for securing md cleaning all k9ls o.
Cutlery &c. &c. manufactured by J. L. Pierce Of lu1
Also very fine grades OF sand for polishing Bfss bnnl
na Ivory, Silver. Cabinet Furniture, &c. &c Moi Thka
articles consider far superior any imported wa$l
used for such purposes. Sold in Newton
Handbook COres s. Cos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

- The sick or their friends should be sure to get
Becllmans Original Genuine Pulmonic Syrup and Is
scutia Ps-rcmembering tina, there no others like
them-and SO avoid deception. oHice 4et Cortand..t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

PARTY MEANSEss.-Deputy Sheriff Sedgwick
of Columbia County violently resisted and beaten
by Calvin and Peter Finke of Taghkanc while serving
bench warrant issued by the Court OF Sessions upon
An indictment found by the Grand Jury. Some of the
Loco Foco papers unscrupulously This STAIR
with the Memorial difficulties that have existed in that
County bur i, is due 10 truth 10 state tina; the anti
nouncng the outrage and calling upon the AUTHORITIES
to enforce the law Let our Wing friends therefore
be their guard against imposition The action OF the
Anti Rent State Convention has rendered the psrzans
OF S!las Wright desperate and, between this and the
election all of falsehoods Will doubt be pu, in
circulation. Look for them
Kingston Ulster Coz Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

r. To Editors u, our Stats.-We viii furnish
Extras containing the NEy CONSTITUTIONS to a5 paper
desiring 10 seId !; Supplement for g the Fst
Hundred and 81 per hundred sftsrward. We think ma
ny will find The cheaper and more advantageous than
loading their columns with It Please apply promptly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

DEATH or Mr.. Fox, LATE BRITISH MIyIsrER.-
Rt Hon HENRY : Fox late Her Britannia Majesty =
Plenpo:entiary TO The Government OF the United states
died a; his residence in Washington Tuesday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

e Hon. Jrllrs ROCKWELL, the present sble
member Of Congress from the With District Of
Massachusetts, has been nominated by tie Wings
fer reelection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

OLDRiDcg's BALM or CoLUHBIs.-Preservr and ee ss.l
the har By using Oldrdges Balm OF Columbia, whoa
medately stops the hair from falling cot, and restore
when ba!d. Sod az q Cortland-sL OBJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

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