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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-09

Observation-Disclosures are as the shrines where
all he relics Of the ancient saints, full Of true vir
the and that without delusion or imposture, are
nreserved and reposed-Lord B aeon.
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DAILY CRESCENT.

MAKING MUoH OF TRIFLE.-Iom Brown
having once asked a person how ne contrIved to
live in hard times was answered: live, as believe
YOU do, Master Brown, by my wit Falth,
fenlied Brown. you must be a more able trader
than ever thought you, TO carry on business and
thrive upon so small a capital"
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= s:PITTING RLOOD.

NEw YoRK, April g, 18H
DR.. ToDnSend-l verify believe that your SarapaTiLa
has been the MEANS through Providence, of saving life.
have for several years had bad cough Ii became worse
and worse At last raised large gu intes of blood, had
night sweats and greatly debtaed and reduced and
did expect to live have only used Sarsapara
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in able to walk all over the city. i raise no
blood, and my cough has left I on well imagine
that am thankful for these results Your OBJ DIT servant
WIN. RUSSELL. IS Catherlne 81.
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e aRAEEHNRERa oonrs,

THEGRAEFENBERG
a COMPANY hereby
announce that they are in
cOTporated By the Legisla-
ture of the State Of New
York. Tie incalculable
importance of CONDUCTING
the Patent Medicine busi.
ness on elevated principles.
and of fu1ishing remedies
adapted TO the public wants, /
has led to this step. The
Company would suggest
that tbs following steps be
Immediately taken
/. Every neighborhOOd
should have its GFaefenberg
Depot. By addressing the
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THoR1AsToN LIME.
1000 GAlsskks a Tao y, ST. p MEADOW ROCK
1UUO LlSM bS S sfR 81 ffs CO. s Common St
FF7HE WESTERN PIIoT-A complete guide to travel
les going North BY the RiiyeI;-gying minute EIDE, de-
septon Of ali points on the MiislssipPl ONO and other
n, ap55 Sh ''s Miles, Whey e. EGG SALE 60 i as
CHRONOlIETERs.
. TWO DAY CHRONOMEFEkS' splendid instfu'
- ments made by Thopss Hewitt 5iyelP9q iof ie oy
IaA Il hat,uAen Customhouse and Bienvlle street,
10 tlBT. W WORTHINGION, General agent and
gotLeetor Rodney, Jefferson county MISSISSIPPI WI
atten punctusy to the Collection OF Notes, Drafts Ae-
counts nc, in his and thes0utheIn part Of Clabone county
PbegSyS teS & az RopsH NM John GOodn
Riohnrd Beck, r. H. 6 g. II. Bayly, New Orleans; w.
Gncnnsti Jas Hand, 1.adephia J. e. James, Lexng.
fhos. Frteland. Claibome county. Miss. apps
VTHE COPARTNERsHtPS heretofore i existing between
the UNDERSIGNED in the faction q,a ConHiss0H bust
j. o. PiERsoN IS charged with the settlement of the
business of the firm J. Q. PiElRSQN.
eg~ The subscriber will continue the AUCTION AND
GoMMss9N business and vii act aS General Broker Tor
property consigned to hie. ,.,,,,., - 49,
New Orleans Aus5 I8i RsoNNhNAA' ''a.iI au 30
A q. ALNsWoRTIi, .Hqrfns and Commercial Notary,
"A. No 80 CAMP stlset, holding Commissions from the
YORK, Missouri ILLINOIS, INDIANA, TENNESSEE Penn
sYLvANIA, RHODE IsIAEp, VERMONT, NEwHAMPsH1RK,
DELI AWARE. ALABAMt MAINE, NORTHCAROL1NA, SOUTH
CAROLINA, GEORGIA NEwJERsEY, ONO, MICHIGAN,
ARKANSAS, VIRGINIA. SSACHUSETTS, MAINLAND. ana
CONNEcTIcUT is pepared to take dispositions, and execute
andDaTect all kinds OF establishments to be used CrecOed
In sal States and the Territory Of WISCONSIN. The usual
pTOnpttude al his Office continued in all N0tanal bust
uess. mh5
PUMPS AND DATHING APPARATUS sc.
TuIN MCCARTHY Plumber, No. 1874 Camp street &
y New Orleans, has Just received new and large &sn,
assortment of Brass Cocks various sizes Force and IN
Lifts Pumps; Beer Pumps, &c. sc; Cooking Ranges; 2
Bathng Tubs aud Shower Baths Also. laying and repair
ing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work of every description Ship
Steamboat work promptly put and repaired All or
deIs promptly attended TO.
ET~ Charges moderate. mh24 ly
VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT.
BHfE Undersigned is constantly manufacturing and has
for sales very periOr article of VINEGAR go
which he will guar nlee to improve by age, and E-N
will deliver it, tree of charges, any part OF
the city Lafaye.t e at the following reduced -
pIces suit tile times, Butts, 90 gallons, 81 Barrels 30
gaious, 50 % Barrels, 40 gallons, cents gallon. libe
discount m;de t. wholesale customers
Gg line iTonped in the POstothce will be punctaaly
attended TO. lap29 I'll JOHN II. WEBB.
Corner Common aud Marais sts., opposite Charity Hospital
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EDUCATION OF CHILDREN.-Bring thy children
up in learning and obedience, yet without outward
austerity. Praise them openly, reprehend them
secretly Give them good countenance and conve-
nient maintenance according TO thy ability, other
wise thy life viii seem their bondage, and what
portion thou shalt leave them al thy DEATH they will
thank death for it, and not thee. And am per
suaded that the foolish cockering Of some parents,
and the oversiern carriage Of others, causeth more
men and women to take i'll courses, Than their own
vicious inclinations. Marry thy daughters in time,
lest they marry themselves. And suffer not thy
sons to pass the Alps for they shall learn nothing
there but pride, blasphemy and atheism. And if,
by tavel theys get few broken languages, they
shall profit them nothing more than to have one
meat served in divers dishes.-LOrd Burieigh.
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CANKFR IN THE MOUTH.

Below is account of another child saved DR.. Town
sends SaISapaa has saved the lives of Thousands of chill
dren. The following two certificates selected from great
number received this week
NKw YORK, April /, 1S47.
DR.. TODnseR9-Dear Sir: One of my children was very
sick with Csnker in the Month and Throat attended with
great debility 1t came near dying obtained Of
excellent medicine, and cured directly for which anuIe
you feel very grateful. YOuH respectfully,
ELIZABETH EOWLER. u UeEbrOsaea AZ.
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SARSAPARILLA.
DIR. TowNsEND's sARsAPARILLA,
EVoNr9F R AND BTESSLNrg5 or THE .sGE

The Most Extraordinary Medicine in the World
THIS EXTRACT Is PUT UP IN QUART BoTTLEs-TT Is SIX
TIMES CHEAPER AND PLEAsANFER, AND WAR
RAHTED SUPERIOR TO ANY SOLD. IT
CURES WITHOUT VOMITING, PURG-
ING, sIeKENIEG OR DRBIbI
TATING PATIENT.
III great beauty ana superiority q tins Saisapania over
all other medicines IS that while i eradcates the dis
ease invigorates the body. II Of the very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known il only purfes the whole system and
strengthens the person. but 1t creates and rc
blood power possessed by no other medicine. And in
this lies the grand of its wonderful It has
performed, within the last five years. than 100 600
of of disease at least IS 900 considered
during the two past seasons
10000 cases of General Debility and want of Ner-
vouS Energy
Dr. Townsends Sarsapara nvigorates the whole system
permanently To those who have lost their muscular energy
BY the effects of medicine 0indsceton c0mmdd in YOUTH
the indulgence of the passions and brought
general physical proaOn of the nervous system asstude
of ambition fainting sensations, premature decay and
Decline Fastening towards that fatal disease CONSUMPTION,
be entirely restored by this pleasant remedy This Sarsa
parila is far superior to any
INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
As and nvgoae the system gives activity to the
limbs and strength to the muscular SYSTEM IN most extra
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Cleanse and Strengthen, Consumption can be cured.
Bronchitis, Consumption, Liner Complaint, Colds,
(atarrh, Coughs, Asthma, Splitting OF Blood, soreness
of the Chest, Hectic F1Hsh Night Seeats, Difficult or
PrQse gpsct0rati0R, Pain tie Side. &C., kG1e been
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Younger Brothers Of Temperance.

WASHINGTON FOUNTAIN No. 1-Aleets every Saturday
evening at u O'Clock. 10 Chystai Fount Hail. Nc ~
IchouptonSs st, 06eersF. B. Heart, Z B; c. j Fyfe
b E w. Perry, A p B r. H. Bachman, S D. Muir
AS; J. L. Viven, G.; R. Lambert A G E. Decassefs,
w: --- o w; VIM. e. Deacon, P P B.
ORLEANS FOUNTAIN. No. 2Meets every Thursday even.
ing q hsfpaSt O'Clock, at Pelican Division Hall corner of
y Charles and Common streets. Q1ieers = j. Hill E b.
u Molgan 7. B.; c. ROndeau, A T. B.; w. " Phelps s.
r. L Brakeman, A. s. P. Haloran g.. w. A. Thompson
&c; ] J. La5att. W.; G. r. Van Benthuysen, o. w;
Div. Young, p b.
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RHEITMATIsM-

This is only of than four thousand Of
Rheumatism that DR.. ToWnsends SaTsapnla has cured.
The most and chronic weekly eradcated By
its extraordinary virtues
James Cummings ESQ., of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum, Backwes Island, the gentleman spoken of
in the following letter.
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TEuToN4 DIVISION German No -QtEesrs-A Bru-
enn, W.P.; I. A. Freeh, w a.; S. Schmidt r S. O. bort
mund AR;S.; A. Reach. T.; p Schuster + s.; A. Ritter
C.; j. Stenbaeh A.C.s ]. F. JurdOn, IS IL Wrsde 10 Isl
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JACKSON Division No. 16--Jaokson. La.
GREENsBURe DIVISION No 9O-GEeensbuIe. La.

STAR or HoPH DIVISION No. 26-City Of Lafayette
Meets every Friday az o'clock O6SceysJames Jones w
p; L. Hendnckson, w A James @. Wingad, r r.
a. Fearing Il 81 w. O. Wanock, F s /; John Connel
aHE, 5 P. II. Duggan, o S.
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The medicines issued BY the Graefenberg g.,
Sst of Series prominently adapted to fhe di,l
they are respectively recommended Great d.,.t lls
tached to the Patent Medicine business bv ns
universal powers for single given medicihs e
idle but mpudent, TO iaunt such a doctrine IN j. n
intelligent community. Il is contrary 70 liz vsr ". @
pies of common sense aa' 4
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Divisions of the Slate of Louisiana.

GRAND DIVISION OF THE STATE OF LOUIS
IANA5At the annual session of the Grand Division Of
Sons of Temperance, held the 18th October 1877 the
following brethren were duly elected as Officers for the pre-
sent term: Louis billiard, G w p; H. w. Powell G w A
a. w. Seates, s O. NJ. Wozencraft, n : RoyDolds
Tnppht, G Chaplain Charles w. Scott G Conductor a.
McIean, @ Sentinel; James Patterson. 2 G w p =.
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HARMONY DIVISION No. 15-Meets every Monday eve.
nns at O'Clock, the Hall Of Crystal Fount Division
~ Tchogptouas street. Qt5eers-IOseph Benson, w p
Hamlet Davis, w A; i. B. Blades R S; N. ]. Ellis A II
8; Edw'd A. Hail. 4 8; Caleb Stone, T; H. H. Mclean
@; H. Howard, A @; WIN. Il. Toy, s; Geo. a. HObson
o s. James DARCY P p.
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You've MEMS MAGNOLIA DIVISION No I9-Waetv
every Saturday evening at ~ O'Clock, in the Han Of the
Pelican Division, No l. corner OF Common and St. Charles
streets. Q6icers-AveLy Barlow w p; ThOs Dury w AZ:
Thomas Friend, r s ID Miller, A S Peter Halbnrr
FS; i. Holsbuy, T A Davis, c. J Dow A CO
McGill g II Geruskia. . s ; Horace Lonng, P WP
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Chs and Fever and Ague The following letter only
Of the hundreds that have received from the South and
West Of like character:
OswEso Michigan, Oct a, 1847.
Or. I0Dnsend-Dear Sir l purchased for my wife two
bottles Of sarsapaa of ycur agent Mr. MeNRir of kaa
mazOo try the Fever and Ague Before had finish
ed the first bottle it appeared to the blood and
other day when the cs and fever appeared they less
Violent aud before she had finished the bottle she
TREY relieved and she much better than she had been
before she took the ague lady that had been sick
with chs and fever bat had broke them with qunine and
left very weak and distressing state and troubled
exceedingly with the cake seeing the effect that had
my wife, she sent and procured few bottles, and
stored her in few weeks complete health. Your saIsapa
MIA IS without doubt unequaed in diseases incident to the
West and If think that this communication will be of
use, you are at liberty to use il you choose.
Youn, respectfully. CHARLES H. SWAIN.
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DR.. Tozoasend-DeaT Sir: have suffered terribly for
nine years with the Rheumatsm considerable Of the time
could eat sleep walk. had the utmost distressing
palms, and my limbs terribly swollen. have used four
bottles of your sasparla and they have done
than one thousand dOars worth of good am much bet
teI-indeed entirely relieved You atbeny 70
this for the benefit of the afflicted. YOqr5 respectfully,
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LOUISIANA Division. No I1-Meets every Friday eve.
ming, in Unity Hail. No Marigny BUILDINGS above Inc
OrIeanian office. 3D. MunicipaltY. -
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FIT5l FITsl FITS

EIlSl ElI6i Fl1Si
DI. Townsend not having tested his SaFsapara in
Of Fits, of recommended it, and was surprised
70 receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer Of WestchssteT comfy
FoRDHAM August b. Isa7.
Or. T0Dnsena-DeGF Sir: have little girl seven yeaB
Of age, who hiss been several yesn afflicted with Fits
tired almost everything for her bat without last
although could nd recommendation in ciroulan
for like hers thought, she in delicate
health would give her of your SaSapela and
glad did for not only restored her strength but she
hes had return Of the Fits to great pleasure and
prise She s fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
We feel grateful. YOur, respectfully.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-26
WORMS! WORRIES! WORRIES!
DR.. Jeyne'S Tonic Vs2asi.

HHNHE most pleasant as well as the most
IL certain remedy for Worms; which is
perfect. safe, and 90 pleasant that children
viii not refuse TO take it. Ii etleclually de-
sroys Worms, neutializes acidity or sourness
Of The stomach. increases appetite, and acts as
n general aud permanent tpnic. and is there
fore exceedingly beneficial in intermittent and
remitteM fevers, indigestion. &C.. and is Ger
tain and permnnen cure for FEVER and AGuE
1t not only destroys Worms and invi gn.ates
the whole system, but it dssolves the supera,
bnndant slime nr Mucous SO prevalent in the
stomach aud bowels of children. more espr-
caIy of those in bal health This mucous
forms the bed, or nest. in which worms pro.
dnce their young; and by removing il, it is
impossible for them to remain i'll the body.
Ii is harmless in its eiferts on the sys-
tenn. and The health Of the patient is always
improved by its use, even when no worms
are discovered Numerous certificates of its
usefulness have been cccivLd. which the pro-
prie,or does moi consider necessary topnblish.
In fact he il in daily receipt Of letters Of cnn>
mendaon fiun various parts Of the country
not ollly in regard to its superiority in the cx-
pnlsinn of worms, but also OF accnnnt Of its
valuable as n properties as pleasant tnnlc and
Strengthening medicine.
Josiah Thompson. near Salem. N. }. ad.
mirisicred this Vcrnitnge to child between
two aud three years old. and says that in few
days she discharged one hundred AMI twenty
seven large worms !!
Mr.. A Leu,z OF Penn Township Savings
Institution, in this city. gave it TO one Of his
children; and says that after the sixth dose it
brought away abont fifty WORMS at once, fye
and six inches long.
Mr.. Ferdinand Woodruff used two bottles
Of this Vermilnge for Dyspepsia. and IN the
conrse Of Two weeks discharged upwards OF
thirty pieces Of Tape worm, aud was thereby
perfectly cured.
Annlher gentleman Of this city had II ad.
minisiered 10 his little daughlr. about three
years old. wien she had number Of dischar-
yes from her bowels composed entirely OF Its
tie white thread worms. He said they came
away from her. not only By hundreds, but may
truly say, by thousands, separately and in snlId
balls as large as hickory mus, composed ell.
lirrIy Of dead worms"
For sale by r. S. Roberts. nnly Agent in
this place for the sale Of DR.. Jaync's celebra-
ted Fnmily Medicine.
Iuv 2n 21
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-26
Election Resolve.

It'd ESOLVED, that the elections TO be hol-
E.A, den OH tie second Monday in October
nexl, and the day following for Senators and
Represent alives in the Stale Legislature shall
be held al the following places, and conduct.
ed by The following persons:
FOR EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
AT Cour, House. ,lt. Frazier, James A.
Williams ana james Sullivan.
Longmire's. Jasper II. Yeltel, J. p. Per-
rim and ]. Anderson.
Ridge. Stanmore Watson, Abner Asbel.
and Gnbriel Homes.
CoIIirr's. Joseph Bussey, P. II. EIam. and
S. Broadwa,er.
Cherokee Ponds. S. w. Gardner, james
Curry and D. Shaw.
Pine House. J. Ii. Krksey, G. w. Jones,
and 4 Miles.
Towle's. Oliver Towles, Hiram May and
Genrgc w. Holloway.
Duntol's Alvin NcDaniels, John Cheut-
h1m and ]. I. Burrows.
Shephard's Gen J. Sheppard, Sebron
SlaInaker and d. w. Devore.
Smiley's 5. Nicholson, Wright Addans,
and D. STROLLER.
Hamburg George Parrot, Robert. Ander.
sun and Levi Hill.
Mount Willing. A. Simkins, - Sollee,
Manchester Pad get
Richardson's. George Stro,her John M.
Win, and James l. Hill.
Colemans. Ira Cromley, a II. Coleman,
snd ]. NJ. Maynard
Parks's. Elias Robertson, Mitchell Wells,
and l.. Tucker.
Perry's. George llerriot, J. Wise and D.
Coleman.
Moore ;. WIN. P. Andrews, r. G. Martin
and Willis Ross.
SharrfisId, Wu. Quattlebun, John Mil
Icr, and John Snelgrove.
Aliens. w a. Turner, Russell Edison, and
Thomas Jones.
GranvIc. S. Wise, James Powell and
John Glover.
Longs VIC. Mitchell, jr. w. L. John.
SON and Felix f. Brodie.
Nails. J. r. Gardner, John Everett and Ul-
rick teddick.
Dorn's. Wm. May. John Dorm and Alfred
Alay.
RandalI's. Collin Rhodes, w N. Swear
engen aud A. Hatcher.
Boulwnre's. J Edison, John Lott and VIM.
Merchant.
Red Hill. ]. NJ. Clark, Lee Holsten and
u. T.. Bnssey.
RmheI's. J. Blackwell, Sterling Freeman
and w. {. Robinson.
hIel'S S' H. oi"Soiy, i.iias % AiePS anu
a. krrps.
Renhart's. Ezekiel West, Fred. Kinard
and Hartwcll RiZer.
WIliule's. Ambrose Whl,le, Jesse M.Mal-
pass and John II. Mitchell. 80"
Howard's e. Fl. Chamberlain, E. C.
Bland. and J. A. Talbert.
The EIerlion TO be held two days. Mt each
place, Managers to meet ut the Court House,
m tho yVpdnpsdav foIlnvluU cuunt the votes
and declare the election.
Six Representatives and Tax Collector to
be elected.
Ifany manager shall kn"wingly receive an
illegal vote. or shall refuse to receive illegal
one or shall neglect n refuse 10 a,tendto the
election, or shall count the ballots, before tho
proper iime or at any other than the .proper
place, he shall I've liable 10 penalties. a a.
ZIG 81 Stat 639, and A.. A. l721, Sd Stat.
l3S, and A. A. 1859, Stat 100. ~ .4------
~. 7;:iI nj i.:;r ..r,j2;
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GEN. TAYLOR AND THE WnlG Mont
NATION: AGAlN.-A correspondent of the
Charleston News, by way of showing that
the recent letter of Gen. Taylor 10 the
Wings Of Raleigh has little significance as
10 the manner in which be will accept live
Whis National Convention nomination
produces the following as an extract OF
letter wrillen by the old hero since his no
mina,ipn in Philadelphia:
"My former declarations are those only
which govern me, and which | now re
peat. That it is not my purpose 10 accept
offhe Whig nomination on lfhig ptat
form, or upon cny platform. cut that ,v''ich
Is based upon my oun repeated declara>
tons"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-26

i;l;.,.- .a &fil- y. 81 EGt.i t!iat.th tn8c
v;"rcstHiss. -S. !. ..tS3!.S6 S;el III
Polls 10 be opened at 9 o. clock, a.. M 5 and
closed at4 clock p. NJ, with. convenient in
terrals. The box, vessel, or bagto be sealed
mp wien the polls are closed, and not TO be
opened except to receive votes the second day,
aud to cpunt the votes at the regular time aud
place. A. A I72I, 3 Statutes, I36.
Resolved. That the net altering the fourth
seciinn Of lhe Constitution of the Stale of 8.
Carolina be herewith published. to wit. Eve.
ry free white man Of the age of twenty-one
years (paupers, non commissioned officers,
and prrates Of the army of the army Of the
United States cxcepted) being citizens of the
State, and having resided therein iHo years
previous 10 the day of election, and who has
Tree hold of fifty acres Of land or town lo OF
which he has been legally seized and possessed
ut least six months before such election, or Tot
having such freehold or town lot hath bcen.a
resident in the election district in which he of
lers 10 give his vote before the election six
months, shall have right 10 vote for MEM
b"r nr members to serve in either branch Of
the Legislature, for the election district in
which he holds such property or residence.
Resolved That the two yeats residence re.
Quired by the Constitution in voter, are the
two years previous tc the election, anc the six
months residence in the election district, are
the six months Immediately proceeding the
election, but ifany person has his home in
the S,nie he does not lose the right Of resi-
dence by temporary absence with the inten-
ton of returning; but if one have his home
and family in another Stale, the presence Of
such person, although continued for two years
in the State, gives no rish, 10 vote.
Resolved, That Alauagers Of Elections are
authorized and required under the general law
To hold and conduct elections for Clerk, Tax
Collectors, Commissioners of the Poor. and
other District Officers, whenever vacancies oc.
cur, las provided by law and that it is unne.
cesary for this Legislature 10 give special drec-
inns in relation tu the election OF said District
Officers.
Resolved. Tint the Managers Of Elections
thruughon, the State be and are hereby ell
Joined to Use the utmost diligence, care and
prompuess in discharging these duties in ma
king correct aud full returns, and enforcing
the laws and resolutions provided for their
guidance. so as to ensure fair and valid elec-
lions. and preserve the purity Of the elective
franchise.
Resolved. That it shall be the special duty of
the Managers to repurt 10 the Solicitors all vi.
oltnns ul the election law, and all cases of
bribery and corruption. and 20 use their best et-
forts to bring the offenders to justice.
49,, NJ. FRAZIER. z. Manager.
July ID 1S1S 81 %