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DIED

In Raleigh, on the lnh ins,. after a brief Ill
ness. Hon. JOSEPH JOHN DANIEL, one OF
tho judges Of thu Supreme Court of tho State
We hope some c6mpeent pen will do justice to
MS memory. in \ suitable Obituary. We viii
only saw Of our late eminent citizen that the
State could not boast OF more upwrigh, and
amlable character. lie was rs free from shec'a
ton. artihc-. and ambitious display, as any man
We ever knew.--Rtg.
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MAR RICD

Al Claremont. in this county, on Tuesday NOR
ming Feb. 9Th by The Rev +. Il English. the
Rev. Il. II. LAFFERIY, 10 Miss JANE I.
CHAMBERLAIN.
On Thursday evening, 81 inst. by the Rev.
u. d. Cunningham, MIR. EZEKIEL ALEX.
AMBER. to Mrs MARY Ann McGlIAEAY,
all ,f thu. Cuunty.
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A TOAST.

The following seu,,mcn, was proposed
by d. p. Brown, at the lalo Taylor gath.
eriog at Philadelphia
81 beg leave to propose, on ,ae part OF
this community. and think may on the
part Of The people Of the whole Union.
General Zachary Taylor, as Pfcsiden, OF
the United Siales--ihe man who cant be
bought; icheers,) the man who can. be
sold; (checrs.) who can. be scared,
(clesrs, and who can, be beaten, CHEERS
According 10 tho old proverb, i, took nine
,ailors to make a man, bu. in the chapter
Of accidents the rule is changed, aud It
now requires nine ordinary men TO make a
Taylor. would take tho President, the
fuur heads Of Departments and four quns,
Brieadier Generals, boil them down, and
give one man tho combined essence OF the
whole number. and The result would not
compare with Gen. Taylor"
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NEW ADMINISTRATIONS LEADER ~
THE SENATE.

The National Wing, at Washington,
says is 10 ,nfsned, on the best authority,
tina, Gen. Houston fs 10 assume the leader
ship Of the administration IN the Senate.
Ga the Ten Reg,mrn, Bill he will desclope
joe, 90 much Of The administration policy,
~ regard TO Mexico. as nay be deemed pro
per TO be made known. Mr.. Cas-. has been
thrown overheard BY The administration.
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MEXICAN MINIS.

I, is said tina, under the instructions
sen, from Washington to Gen. Scott, the
min, a, the city of Mexico and the m'nIs
Of Enanaxurate, Zacaccas, Guada'ayara,
Durango, &c, viii be put in operation Tor
the coinage of U. S, dollars and ha'f dol
lars. The average coinage at these minis
ia ahout fire millions Of dollars.
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NNOtice.

n IL persons iadeb,ed to the Estate ofWM.
GA CAtsos, ~ sums Over One Hundred Dol
l-rs arc required 10 come forward ard either pay
the interest upon their debts. ti,ei- notes.
And all de biors owing debts under the above SUN
arc required 10 pay them off. All debtors not
complying with this notice by the 10Th day of
April next. may certainly e1pec, 10 be sued.
II. WILSON, ! Executors OF
WM. JOHNSON. ( VIM. Carson,
February 4, lSiS 49,.
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cot. WILSON'S FUNERAL

The remains Of the la,e Col. Wilson
have arrived at Tsiboto, and b" Funeral
Ito TAX. plscs shh appropriate soirmn'.
ties, 90 this day. Saturday RAJ Reg.
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CAMDEN. FEBRUARY Q.
REMARKS.

OUR MARkET.-Cotton come in freely, but
prices do not rule as high those current at our
last publication. We quote $ 10 e The great
hulk Of tho cotton sold is 18 TO u
Corn sells at As, Baco. scarce. Salt is scarce
10 ills market, and sells at | IS 10 50 in the
Charleston market - Cgmden Journal.
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Patent .iEetgfCNEeG
FNHEA sags5Fss2Es POROUS
STRENGTHENING PLASTER.

EN- all cases whore il is thought advisable 10
II keep up permanent stmulant impression on
or near the organ diseased these plasters will be
found highly valuable. Ia fact, all the benefit
that can accrue from continuous counterfeit.
tant will lie produced in the most efficient man.
ner BY them As in Rhumatism, Lumbago,
Govt, Enlargement OF the Joints, Chronic Dis
ease OF the Liver, Spleen, Lungs, or other inter-
nll organs, in short, in all other cases where war
ming or Strengthening plasters are beneficial.
these vii! be found to be superior TO any now in
use.
G5-Price 2j cents each. FIR sale by DR.. JAMES
T. GiLNER, Charlotte, \. c.
January DC, 1913. l73ms.
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sIrPERInR COUNTS.

The Judges Of The Superior Courts have
made The following arrangement tof riding
the ensuing Suflps Cuculis:
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The Hon. John W. Jones, formerly
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
and who recently resigned bis seat " The
Virgins House Of Delegates, oi which he
was also Speaker, died a, h.. residence IN
Chesterfield las, week.
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SINNERS OF THE DECLARATION.

The remains Of George Walton and
LYMAN Hall, two Of the signers oil the
Declaration Of Independence, are to be re-
moved to Augusta, Ga. for in,ermen'. A
lead monument is to be erected over them,
for which the Legislature has appropria.
ted d, 500. ---------'5'
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NOTICE.

All person, indebted to me by Book Account
are earnestly requested 10 come forward and set
lie immediately, as am determined to have my
books closed, either by Cash, Notes or judgments
by the Is, day of April.
LEROY SPRINGS.
Ian - lSlS lott
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PERMANENT SCHOOL.

PER NENl SNnOOL.
ALEX ANDRIANA ACADEMY.
M,cklenburg cOuaty N. c., 10 miles North Of
Charlotte.
S. D. WHARTON, fRlSciPAL.
R1v. H. D. CUNNINGHAM, REcroR'
guyHE fifth Session Of this Institution will
commence on tho FIRST Monday in January
next, under the superintendent OF The above gen
uemen. The course Of studies adopted is such
as 10 prepare pupils for admission TO the Junior
Class in any OF our Colleges. Its location is as
nlcasant and healthy. and MS far removed from
all causes of dissipation, any IN this section OF
the State.
Terms.
Boarding, including washing, fuel and SO On
lights, per month,
Tuition.
Writing Arithmetic, English Grammar 90
and Geography per SEES OF D months,
Algebra, Chemistry. Natural Philosophy 90
Rhetoric. Logic, &c,
Lain and Greek Languages, IL OO
December %, lsi7. 1t.
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The Markets.
FAYETTEVILLE. FEBRUARY. 2.


Cotton has come in pretty freely since our LOST
paper. and no change 10 notice in price; sells at
Ito 8 Corn IS to 81. Oats 80 10 81. Flax
seed lot | Is. Bacon {! to 8. Flour to
Obssrrr.
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IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT.

IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT.
Some Loco Foco members Of Congress,
and Mr.. Venablc among the number, have
,aun,,pey asked, Why the Wings do not
prefer articles Of impeachment against the
President, It they really believe that he
unnecessarily aud unconsIilut,onally com
mcoced The War with Mexico
The, drive home this question win
seeming earneslness that might not al 'he
frs, blush, imply tina, they considered their
constituents the vcfes,slmple,ons on earth
Do they suppose tn 4 there is Que so stupid
as no, 20 see through the disgnlse. I'm
peach tie Pfes,dcu, For what Before
" homi For unconstitutional action ~ be'
pinang the Warl Before the Senate, who
hive half dozen times decided The ques'
,,on IN his favori Thus would indeed be
bright operation We have heard OF
,etJani youth, who was wiling To RISK ms
money a, Cards with a proiesscd gambler
hat ". believe We never did hear oi one,
80 excessively green as to propose Tue
game with tiackieg, when he knew ne
had stocked pack N his pocket 10 pay
With.
No. gentlemen. The Wings are not
quite so simple as TO atien pit the 'mpeach-
men, of the President before The present
Senate. They have chosen another ro'
rum. and before that Jury-,he 1rand IN
ooes, of the American People--the Ar
,,cIe. are already flied. They have no IN
,epion of giving Mr.. Polk the hench' ct a
yc,d,c, in his favor, uttered by pdcked
Jury, who have already preIudsed ana e.
ven decided the case. The Jury before
whom this Impeachment must be tired
oro a body of ia,r.mInded men, u"ooueh'
and unbiased. Trio thirds OF the Senate
ore required TO concur in The guilt oil The
person impcached before tina. body. a
majority Of the electors oil the America"
People, can remove from power Nun VINO
mas abused it. The Indictment has already
gone to this grca, Jury. The evidence Is
before them. The argument - maae'
They are already in earnest dei'nefa"o"'
Their verde, will be rendered during the
war. What il shall be, we cannot OF
course, say, exactly, at present But we
think il most probable, that when tue JUG
men, comes 10 be pronounced, II w'll close
some vi nat in the manner Of our Judges to
condr mned culpri,s---"May the Lord nave
mercy on you i'- Register.
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GnnnS,

ever Kent in this place either for wholesale or re-
tail. We would ask those wishing 10 purchase
10 call and examine our prices before purchasing
as VIC ire determined TO sell a, very reduced pFi-
ces. either for CASH or 10 punctusl dealers "A
mong our assortment we VIII mention lew oil The
leading articles for Cash end every thing else
priced accordingly
Sugar II lbs for 81
Coffee lbs fur 81
Molasses 80 cents per gallon
Nails C / cents per ID
Iron, hammered, Bets per 10
do rolled 81 do
Sall 81 per bushcl, sack g. IS
Baeglng is 1929
Castings ceni,pet'h,
Soal Leather l2 to IS
Negro Shoes so cents IA 81
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WILLIAM EsUHEEEs'S
Relish - Rcfresf,lsicsE EF0uSC

IN HE Subscriber would inform the citizens Of
u Chatl1ttc and surrounding country that he
is ready 10 accommodates hem at few minutes
notice, with tke following dtlicaeios,
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ExEcuTIvE corNcIL.

Ills EscrIlency, Gov. GRAnAM, has IS.
su.d summons to bis Council, 10 NEE. IN
this Civ, Ut, Thursday. the "a Of March,
10 advise With hin as 10 The appointment
&c Members Of the internal improvement,
Board. Raj. Regis'er.
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LITER AIRY.
Charlotte Female Academy.

ZnIiE scml.annnal exam.
~, inaIion of the Young
Lasios of thi. institution
will take place, on Wed
ncsdoy and Thursday, the
1t aud % days OF March.
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LArE FROM EUROPE.

b. Teleeraphic dispatches from Wash.
;os,on informs Of the arrival q. Boston Of
~ .,sumer Acadis. which sailed from Liv.
.rpool on the 18th ultimo.
She brings news Of further decline in
p,e.d.,ufis, Cotton, and Provisions
Though the money market was eas'er'
,here had been still more failures. The
Rank Of England has twelve millions s'e'.
ling in her vaults.
Abd.eI.Ksdcr has surrendered TO the
French in Algiers; Switzerland is reducing
hs, armies; the Allied Powers sill! talk Of
;,,e,yeo,;on ia her affairs; the Queen Of
soaia is expected 10 die Italy remained
,,,oouiI. Such is q recapi,ulalion Of the
political news
Tho following is brief report Of the
na,c Of the Liverpool markets:
The unsatisfactory state Of the British
revenue has wholly copn;eracied the Ten
deacy to improvement lha, was beginning
10 be felt in mercantile affiirs.
There was s,iil further de.l,ne IN cot
ton. quotations being from l6d. 10 7sd
lover than the quotations by the Cambria
Bees, American flower EOS. Cd. to 80.
Indian corn has declined IS. per quarter
and corn meal i. per barrel. Provisions
were 90, ia dematd, and the tendency o
prices downward. There has also been l
decline in wheat, bot how much our des
patch does not ssy.
Later accounts by the steamer Satai
Sa.lds, s,ste tina, further decline IN Cot
ton had taken place.
GEN. SCOTT AND GEN. PIERCE.
A paragraph IN ono of The newspaper
having h.nied that Gen. Scott had been re
called by Mr.. Polk. on The recommends
ton Of Gen. Pierce, this gentleman has ad
dressed letter 10 the Editor Of the Bos
ton Posi." emphsiieally denying the 'iu'l
Of the allegation.
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7, i said tina, Mr.. Polk has recently
been reading the " History of the Con.
cues, OF Mexico by the Spanlards.' \ few
DAYS since, while listening To the com.
plaiuts of his Secretary of State, who de-
clar,d ha, he was involved IN a network
of dilemmas, and knew no; which way 10
Turn, the President, with readiness which
does him luiini,c credit, gave Mr.. Buch.
anan look of reproach, aud with all the
phlcgm OF barbarian, replied, :" Am
reposinu on a bed of roses =
The abashcd Secretary, by a convu's''e
muscular effort, brushed away The contor.
tons from las vlsage, and leti the apart.
men,, greatly consoled 10 the idea that he
was moi the only sufferer. Whether he
will fall martyr 10 his philosophy, re.
mains to be seem Bost. journal.
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GEN. SCOTT.

The Washington correspondents OF The
newspapers, express various opinions as TO
The cause Of the supersedirc Of Gen.
Scott IN The command OF the Mexican ar
my. A writer for the Petersburg Repub'
lean states that tho charges IN part are
want OF proper official respect to the Sec.
re,ary Of War, and Neglect TO correspond
with the Department. Another individual
writing to the New York Courier d In.
onirer, SAYS, al understand tina, The Adj
mlnisIralion rely upon certain warm aud
perhaps uuguarded expressions IN Gen'
SCOTS unpublished letters TO the Depart
men,. to sustain them in the plea that Gen.
Scott, is suspended aud recalled al his
own request. Courier.
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Fresh Preserved Salmon.

Az or any of the above can be served up al 10
Minutes notice, with the usual trimmings. He
will also have more domestic rtlishes for those
who wish theu-such as Salem sausages and eggs
flied ham and eggs, boiled eggs, SC, &C., from
10 o'clock IN the DAY 10 10 O'Clock al night Also,
a choice assortment Of sauces TO give delicious
relish 10 the above, such as, King Of Ude's sauce
for f ,h, steaks, ctld meat, John Bull sauce for
do Reading sauce fer fish. essence of Anchovics
for do, Camp sauce, Gums sauce, UndcGwood's
sauce, IIarv,y's sauce tor Ash, game, and steaks
Also some irst.rate Smyrna Figs, superior
Blume Rasins, soft shclled Almonds,
candies. Cheese. and Crackers,
hes, quality mustard, smoked behring's, sal mack.
erel &c, sc, all Of which will be sold low for
cash. by WM. HUNTER
Charlotte y. c. Jan. %, lS4S.
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HPublic Sale.

fENII f subscribers having qualified as admins
"a traitors on the estate Of Henry c. Owens
deed, will expose tn Public Sale, al his late res'
denoe in the town of Cbarloiie, on Tuesday, the
22d Of February next, he following property VIZ :
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g. 81 ~ Z
New Firm.
SPRINGS & BRAwLEY

NM OuLp respectfully inform the public that
w they have associated themselves togeth-
er in business and would now soy that they have
the mos, extensive aud intend keeping the larg
est assortment of
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-02-10

On motion Of l.. y. ktimmn, 'te
proceedings OF the meeting were
10 be published Ia The Chariot Jnu....
Carolina Watchman md Raleigh Register
RoBT. KIRKPATRICK, CHA'S.
Roar EykToN SlC'Y.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02
Rosues Crying "stop Thief :"

The central Committee of the Mormon Democ.
racy have issued an address, in which there is
nothing more than fhe usual anili,y and scurrility
that mark all the productions of the chairman, Mr.
Hutter, except the charge that the Wings carried
the late election by fraudulent voting in Schuyl-
kill county. This is mere ruse intended to d.
vert the public miad from the Locoforo frauds in
the Pen and Richmond districts, and from the at
tempted frauds along the Central railroad The
truth of The accusation may be Judged by the char
acter of the accuser who is the same man who in
1874 assured the people of Pennsylvania that he
had learned from near neighbor of Col Polk
that he was tariff man, and particularly inclined
TO protect the coal and iron interest The author
of the address is federal Office holder, secre-
tary in the Home Bureau, with salary of SI4O0
year. He prostituted his reputation for truth in
1874, TO secure votes for his party, and he is now
equally ready 10 utter any falsehood in order to
save his party and his salary.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02
To, the Polls. To the PoIIs.,

Freemen of Monroe, friends of Zachary TAYLOR,
are you ready for the battle on Tuesday next
Have you done your whole duty in this contest
lf you have, still work on during the few days
that are left. and leave nothing undone to help in
securing glorious victory for "Old Zach" II
his friends throughout the State continue active
aud bring all the voters to the Polls, Pennsylva.
MIA will roll up for him majority of at least TO-,
600 votes This is no idle boast, made TO inHu-
ence voters, bat declaration bassed upon sober
calculation, and made in all truth and sincerity.
What glorious prospect is before us, and what
splendid triumph with in our reach. Let the
result of the recent Gubernatorial election and
the prospect of redeeming our beloved country
from misrule inspire US to achieve it, Let no
man stay back but each one see that his own and
his nelghbors vote is safely deposited in The bal
lot box
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02
Frauds Frauds !.-LOOk out for
Eran6Ss

We are informed that Cass Electoral Tickets are
already extensively circulated through the country,
headed Taylor Ticket" for the purpose of de-
ceiving the unwary. and cheating them into voting
for Cass. Friends of Taylor, be active and see
that no such frauds are allowed to cheat Gen
Taylor out of the vote of Pennsylvania. Remem-
Der that every scheme will be practced by those
in power to cheat and deceive, and be prepared
to arrest and expose them. Every friend Of Tay-
lor should be vigilant from this time until the
election in the discharge of his duty to himself,
to his country, and to his coun.ry's true friend,
Old Zack.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02
smam Tricks of the ENEMY.

The Locofoco leaders are ehdeavoring to inspire
fheir friends with courage for the November elec.
fion by charging frauds on the Taylor men in
schuylkill county, by pretending that they will
contest the Governors election. and by making
figures lie TO show that they are not beaten. The
fraud that operated in Schuylkill county was the
fraud of IA on the Tariff and we have assurances
from good authority that Schuylkill will give a
larger majority for Taylor than she did for John
ston.
Their calculations are pretty affairs In them
they include the vote given to Independent candi-
dates for Congress, and the vote of Mr. Wilmot
who was supported by number of Free Soil
Wings. The election Of their Canal Commission.
er was owing TO the loss, of number of votes
thrown away on Mr.. Humphreys, ihfhe West-to
the folly of the Wings in some Of the counties in
trading votes in order TO secure local officers, and
TO the opposition of the Factory men to Mr. Mid.
dleswarth on account of his votes on the question
Of Factory labor The Locofoco presses lied SC
unscrupulously about this question that it is pro-
bable the Factory men would have voted agains
Gov. Johnston, had he not addressed them and
exposed the fslsehoods of his assalants.
1t is well known that in many Of the strong
Wig counties, and in the city Of Philadelphia,
large number of Wing voters did not attend the
polls, because they had no hope of success
These men are now aroused and wtll' be up and
doing on the, election day. Let every Taylor
do his duty, and the State will GO for fiim'b,
large majority.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02
Shinplaslers.

Our opponents are busily employed in trying to
make the voters Of this County believe that il Gen.
Taylor is elected the country will be flooded with
worthless shnplasters." This is an electioneer-
ing trick, without word of truth to make it pass
current. Gen. Taylor is opposed to chartering
U. S. Bank-has SO expressed himself in one of
his letters; and the men who make the charge
against the OLD General know it to be false.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02

IL The Cass Locofoco Office holders, at
Washington city, are frightened nearly ou, of
their senses as election day draws near. The
departments have been ransacked for their
onscrupulous. unprincipled partzans. who are
perambulaing the country. harranguing the
people. vilIifying General Taylor, and propa-
gazing every species Of ISLANDERS aud yiupera-
lion ,ha, they think will benefit their cause =
Among The principal of these slavery ,oadies
Brown. ID Assisian, Post Master General !;
Edmund Burk. Commissioners Of Patients; Gen
McCalla, I'd Auditor OF the Treasury Depart.
men'. and B. F. Brown, principal clerk in
his Bureau. What better evidence do The
people desire of The corruption and danger that
surrounds The election OF Gen Cass, than 10
see this Preiorian cohor Of office holders, in
violation Of the rule established by Jefferson.
neelec'ing their official duties. and spending
the time that belongs 10 the public service in
traversing the country in futile efforts 10 mar
shal The divided and distracted ranks Of Loco
focoism.-.St. Louis Nep Era.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02

Some Of the Democrats undertake to say that
Gen. Taylor is pledged. if elected 10 the Pres
idency. never To veto any bill al all We puess
if he had been President few wears ago. he
would have vetoed a few Of Cen Cass' bills
aesinst the Government for Extra services
Loufspih Journal
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02
Not less than Twenty-Five Dollars

worth OF produce is cosumed in The production
of single ton Of bar iron in this coun,ry.--
Think OF this. farmers, and then decide weihes
J, ia beneficial 10 your interests. to have oul
iron imported from Eofope slresdy msqufac .
fDTed
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02
TAYLOR ELECTORS.
10 the Voters of Pennsylyania

IneiOitUWInR IS COIT0ct list Oi tno EiCS
ors favofable to the Election of Gen. ZAcHARi
Taylor I'd the Presidency and MILLARD FILE
lore 10 The Vice Presidency of the United
States, 10 be voted for by the friends Of Taylor
md Fillmore in Pehnsylvahia, On The 7,h of No.
ember:
ELEcToRs.
John Sanderson
Thomas NJ II McKennan .
Joseph G Clarkson
John Wetheril
James M Davis
Thomas w Dufield
Daniel o Hi,ner
Joshua DUNCAN
John d Steele
John Lahdes
Joseph Schmucket
Charles Snyder
William G Hurley
Francis Tyler
Henry Johnson
William Colder
William Mcllvain
Charles w Fisher
Andrew G Curtin
Thomas r Davidson
Joseph Markle
Daniel Agnew
Andrew w Loomis
Richard Irwin
Thomas Ii Sill
Samuel A Purviance