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the support of the government Of this common
wealth, PASSED Feb. 7th. 1914 he, and the same is
bc,ebv revived TO take effect from the 25lh day of
ID, cember A. ID. 1898
And on the question, will the house agree to the
same
The yeas and nays were rcquicd Ivy Mr.. Fegely
and Mr. Miller of iks, and are as follows, viz:
YEAS
Mess's Britain, Cra,h. Fi.h'r. Hnmiin, Hes'on,
Hutchins, Lavcrty, M'Claran, Ne-liit Sheriff, y
X. Smith, +. S. Smith, Watts, Mitox.-l4.
NAYS.
Messrs. Anderson, Andrews, B,rs,ow. Brodhead,
Bruper Bu,Ier. Caiothers, Carpcnter, Cassel Cole,
Colt. Coolbsugh. Corey. Crisrin. J. Cunningham.
r. s. Cunningham, Dare, d Her, Douglas Bhr-
man. Evans, F urly Field. Flcnnisen, Foster, Cor
gas, Cra,z. HEGINS Hclfi nsten d. G. Her, J.
Herr, Hill Of Ks, Hill of Westmoreand, Hoee,
James. IonAs, Keim, Kendig, Kerr, Keiiewell
Kin zlc, Konigmacher, I.ong Loneaker, Love, 10y,
MDoweF, M.Ewee, M'kinsiry, Montelius, Morli'
mer Morton. Morrison, Park, Penniman Penrosc,
Pray, Purviance, Ram,cy, Richardson. Ritter, Ro
berts, Ryan, Ssioener She ,rer, Smith of Franklin
ssnowden. Strohecker, Walborn, Way, Woodburn
Yost, Zeiin, Hopkins. speaker.-H.
This wos the final vote on the question, and II
has never since been ngitatcd in the House Of Re-
presentatves.
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IC0m niunicaiioa.l

MEs.ns. EDIToRs:-I have been crcdibly inior-
med by person of 6 od auho iiy, who can prove
the fact if Necessary, that during he recen, camp
ng in Augusta township, Jesse e Horton was
frequently present during the religious exercises;
and, on one occasion on his way thither from Sun
bury. he met a number of young men somewhere
on the Shamokin Hills, as they returning from
the meeting 10 Snylerstown, and after some con-
versaton about the election, he hand,d them bot.
tie tanning ardent spirits, that they might rcgae
Themselves with him on The highway, and hus on
their return from the pace of worship, drown every
good impression in the Intoxicating howl. He then
pursued his way towards the meeting, and they to
,heir homes.
These are the facts which, as have sal H. can lie
sulst1ntiated on oaih What are the reflections
which must filI the breast Of every parent. and OF
every virtuous man in the community Truly
"there is Lion in the waya Lion 10 the streets"
VIII no, a moral and relig ious community shrink
with ahhouence from the suppor, of one who thus
deGes the very roa to tie house Of his maker, de.
Socrates the ceremonies and ordinances of cur holy
religion, and 10 gain vote, SETS such an abomna-
BILE example Of leviy and hypocrisy in sacred things
before the youth of oui country Think of it, fI-
low citizens; a candidate I'm the beh and rcspon.i-
bic Office of legislator, going to camp meeting with
boi,lc of intoxicating drink in his possession, and
dealing it out by the W y-sld
appeal to every voter whether such conduc
should no, be stamped with the seal of viriuous it,
dignaicn. not only by ,o'ing against The perPeira
tor Of this outrage upon morality, temp rance an,
religion, hut also 10y exerting every sfrnt to dolea
his election. Turn out then fellow cit z,ns Thi,
appeal is made to the friends of deceney and order
and the qu, slion is humbly put to every consclenh
Gus voter, whether it is not incumbent on him /,
proceed withou, delay 10 The dischrrsr Of his dut.
10 the pubic, and prevent Mr.. Horton from creep
ing through such degrajlng channels to high Pl'
ces. AUGUSTA.
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vENHB spirit Of the age is utilitarian. Improve
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All tie useful orts progr.s .ssng with unpArrallr-
ed rapldity, and the Art Of Prind is coming a..
Tor IL full share Of the common improvement.
Deie'm'ed not 10 be oudone in any thing that PEI
tans to his profession, where there is fair chance
for exorten and enerprize, the undersigned has de-
tcfmned upon issuing sheet twice the sizs Of tho
Bosirn Weekly Times, (aad is 10 take the place
ot that psper,) and W Il contain eight columns
more matter thin the Brother Jonathan. Th
sheet viii be called the BOSTON NOTION, AMI
il is determined thai il shall sustain cognomen =
full Of meaning and So interviewer with the esab-
Inhrd character Of our Yankee city. It will be tho
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W th rsading mater, AMI will contain Three Thou
sand Eight !IuuJfed aud Eighty Eight square
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to the police courts through nil regions of reason,
pueIy, romance, wit and The ample record Of folly,
we shall CLEAN from the pas, end the present and
finm S ma ions, 10 present pleasing and useful
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aud philosnPhy-of novelties and sniiquiiies-ws
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LIBERTY POLE.

A Liberty pole was raised in Turbu' township,
an Saturday, last, by the Van Buon men-siy
cheers were given for Van BuIen and Johnson and
three for Horton.
[SunJury GaseHe.
The above is from the last Sunbory Gaz lite.
Even Horton. il seems could &c, three cheers. hu'
Gov. Porter was allowed-iust none a, ALL Such
little things will sometime leak out, and show
which way the wind blows. Almost any one can
see that Horton and bis friends are opposed to the
Governor and the true democratic party.
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Public sale.

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans Court
of Northumberland County. will lie expo ed 10 sale
hy public yenlue "r oucrv. on
Monday, the l9h day Of October nert,
a the Court .lou.e in the Borough of Sunbuty, a
certain Island in Ike River Su.quchdnn', in Angus
IA Township, Northumberland county, containing
ten arrgs or less, late the estate OF Jacob
S,ashnlz, de. d.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock of said day,
when the conditions will Re made known by Fr,-
DIR OK l. znus, Administrator, de bonis non &c. of
said j, crent. JOHN q. lOUNGNAN,
Sunbury, Aug. 30. CIR. o. c.
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Removal.
Il 90 K-BIN ID + II Y.

THE undersigned have the gratificaon of ir-
frmi Q the public, that Notwithstanding they w Te
80 unfortunate as to have their hnJeTy hurn down,
in March last, they have opened very extensive
one, in Locust street, in tie new building directly
opp 'siie Gein's Hotel md propH,d TO eN,cu'e
all work in their line with drspa,c!,, and in s'l-
pc,ior style, Their RULING APPARATUS
sIid other Ma hinery are new, and of the first order
and Latest Improve and they feel a conf
d,nce in thr facilities fr giving peri Ct sat fac
ti0n To all who my ia,or them with their orders.
Banks County offices, Mo'ehauts, Mechsnics
snd nil -rs, can he supplied with BLANK BOOKS
OF every description, which for net,ness and dura-
hiliiy, viii be equal t" any made ly the UlieJ
States. HICKOk & CANINE.
HARRISBURG, Sep. 9.
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Ira nspOrtatiOn Line
1 u B \ IL l l VI - X Il

(vII the WATER cANAL)
Warehouse .foot Of Chestnut Street on The Penn
Sy'rania Canal
4 BOAT lcaocs the wharf cf The subs rihcr eve
~ morni, q at clock, running through To Ba't-
more in three days. Consgnmenis oi produce
iron, &c, will Tereive despatch by This line, which
has no, hitherto hren ,quailed by any other. Rate
of freight as low as 10y any o'her regular line.
References:
JOHN w. BROWN, !
BUCK q HERR. .,,:
HERMAN & STIILNIGER,
J. 81 A. II. HERR.
Gonds intended for pitlsliurg, or any point OF
the Pennsyiv mia Canals, will 10 shipped wi hou
del y on hcir arrival at Harrisburg, this con
meets With the North American line of Portsbl,
Boats to pushurl daily, and with the Susqut han
na Packet Line to Northumberland, Wiliimsporl
Wiikesbrlc, and all Intermediate laces.
GEORGE w. LAYING.
Harrisburg, Sept 0, 1910.
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LAST NOTICE.

A LII those icdchted to the late firm of Thn'ch-
"A er aud Thompson, hereby notified to ca !
aud settle their accounts, they will be left in tie
hands of Jus ice for llccinn, without respect TO
pcrsons. SAMUEL TIA rCHER,
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
nj' The books will remain in my hands un'il
the 3lst Of October next.
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
Sunhury. Sept l9.-5w
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Notice.

ALL ACCOUNTS remaining in my books
previous to the first of April 1910, will he left in
the hands Of Justice Of the Peace for collection.
HENRY YOXrHINER.
n. b. Grain Of all kinds will be taken on old
accounts.
Sept ~, ls4o.-tf
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The elestors NICE, at the capols of the rcsrec
tive States in which they chosen The second
day Of December and give in ,h,ir ballots for PFC
siJenl and Vice President,
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NOTICE,

CREDITORS TAKE NOTICE. that we have
appl cd 10 tho Court If Common Peas of Nork-
umbcrlaud county for the b, nefit Of the laws made
for tie rel ef of nsolvent dcltors aud that the
Judges of the said Couut have appointed the first
Monday OF November next, to hear us a, d our
creditors II tie Court House in Sunbury, when
and where you may attend ii yon think proper.
THOMAS POYER.
JOHN JONES,
his
JOSEPH u POYERS,
maIk
HERMAN Weigh,
ROBt RI SMITH.
Sunhuy, September IL, 1910.
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bnry, ON tue nfsi monu1y OF NOVEMBER next, being
the 2,l.
Joseph Trego vs Martin A. Stock,
tienrge Welshanse W Thomas Allen,
Christ 81 Nesbit vs. Jackscn Nesbt,
4 t;eoruc l. ,wrence X II. Hammond,
5 Henry w. Snyder vs Will I'M M'Carty,
@ Adam Shi Ter vs. Solomon Duukeberger
Hamer for Roush vs. Solomon Mcnes,,
3 Kirkpatrick q Son vs. G. Lesenring,
o Dr. WIN. Henderson vs Henry l,r .wn,
10 same VS. Shipmap Il Greenough
II VIM. = Brady VS. Thomas Grants adm's
IL Christian Heckeh VS. Frederick Heckert
10 y. Y. l,ri hit VS. ]. Z. b. Nouse,
Ia Hugh BE las vs. VIM. M'Cury ct al,
Is Joseph Goss vs. Dr. Roh,rl Phillips,
l6 James Hilb0urne Dennis Wafer,
Ia Peter K,n'rr VS. Henry Baidsher,
is Michael M'Cahs vs. J. ]. Caul ct a.,
10 Wr,. A. Lloyd VS. VIM. ForsyihJ,
20 John a. Lloyd vsJ IN = b'e
u Filbe,t's aln'r. vs john II bert,
30 VIM, A. Lloyd for
John A, Lloyd Va VIM Wilson, jr.
23 lIcry ick vs. H. L. DIrilcnhauch,
"a C.ln'th OF Pcnna vs. Weaver, Lloyd and i,o-
iins
25 John Dunklc VS. Robert Mack.
26 Milton Borough W. isco, Wheeland,
~ Groves tor liar x Go vs. I'm besenrlng,
- Jpscph Marpe's ex'r vs. John ifer ct al,
80 Porter for Yoxtheimer vs Thomas Gown,
80 Peter Wary VS. John n. Purdy & Co.
SAMUEL ID. JORDAN, Profy.
''Ssn0%or,,y Su Sury, Sept. o'T;I' i7, ,slo.s
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The fol owing table will he found handy and use
fol as matter of reference. It has been compiled
with great care, and is believed to be accurate:
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Jacob Shairer's Estate.

A LII letsnns knowing themselves IN letied th
"a the ,s,se ot lac b Shailer late OF augusta
lownship Northumberland county, decd, ale here,
10y 2 qu It'd TO maxi pay enl on or before the lst
day Of Ocrob T. inst, and lhose having acc''nnt-
aga nst sad estate, wi | make them k,wp, properly
authenticated lot scl,lement
JOHN BLOOM,
Oct. 8, lsl1.-tf .iiminis'rdior.
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Coal Ira ii e .

Coal Trad de.
The amount oi coal carried on the Dan'ile and
Pottsville Rail Road 10 Sunburv for shipping, du
ring the week ending on SeIL 80, is 2s3 Tons.
Per las, report, S,53i
Totsl SSH
JOHN BUDD, WV.
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LIST OF CAUSES

ENOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas Of
Northumberland County, 10 I've held at Su =
bnry, on the frs, Monday OF November next, being
the 2,l.
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An Act.

For the regulation Of the several Banks, Savings
Institutions and Loan Companies of The Com
monwealth.
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EyER-POINTED GOLD PEN.

YHNE combined qualities of incOrrosbllity and dura
q bi, possessed by this new and beautiful article,
NAV Justly claim for it the title of ponted The
body OF the pen gold ncorosible metal, highly po
lshod and win always retain lis elasticity and beauty
and tile points, are formed OF metal second in hard
ness TO no substance heretofore discovered having the
indissoublity of diamond and wholly insensibe to
rosion cannot wear, in the slightest degree affect
them In addition to the:- enduring properties, it has
the soness and smoohness of the quill pen, and its in
onobility allows free and pleasant flow of the ink
It was invented by j. l. Hawkins, of London, who ais"
invented the ver-poned Pencil The incest WORK
manshp and long application have bee. necessary to
perfect it, and il is offered the Ne Plus Ultra
of pens having the beauties fine quill and metallic
combined with its peculiar excellency of always
tabag the elasticity, the same easy flow, and the
aame beautiful stroke, Interchangeable by time and use.
This pen has been in for five years, without the
least perceptibe wear. {hz-Wauanted for one year.
For gae by CANFlELD & BROTHER
Corner a. Market and Charles streets,
oil: Agents for the Manufactures.
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GEORGIA SILK.-The Macon Telegraph
states that at late term of the Inferior Court of
that county, one of the presiding Judges APP
peared on the Bench with Silk Stockings, Silk
Handkerchefs, sc. made BY his own family
or some of his friends, ofthe production of their
own cocooneries. The next day another of the
Judges, A. E. Ernest, appeared in .fMlsuii Of
S,lk (including coat, vest, panialoons, atock-
ings, pocket handkerchief and stocK,) produced
and manufactured wholly & entirely in his own
family. Judge E. is Of Option that domestic
silk will before many ears, be founu the most
economical article Tor negro clothing,ao well as
ladies and gentlemen's dresses.
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<-tOUGH from Cold or Consumption, and Pain In
q The Breast i Uore or less relieved, and often eff
feet,,aly cured by NE COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. tits not secret Quack Medicine, that will
cure ever, disease but is judcious combination Of
such remedies as the Medical Faculty have long relied
ii,on for the cure of COUGH and all diseases of the
Preast and Lungs. Many medical gentlemen who are
acquainted with the ingredients used in the preparation
of this Syrup, recommend It IN theI pfaeuee when Is
power. It may be used by all who are troubled with
the above named Diseases without the least fear OF IN
jury, but with decided advantage Prepared only by
P G. X. TYLER.
Corner e. Baltimore and High SITS, Bait
Sold in Washington oy r. 5. Patterson and f. How
I'd, aud al Georgetown by o. NJ Linthicum.
se8-y
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DTKEHART,s VARIETY STORE.

DUKEHART'S VARIETY STORE
No l0lt BALTIMORE STREET.
between South and Calvert Streets1
WA HERE can be had on reasonable terms, the
w following articles
Sweeping, Scubbing, Shoe, Sooth, Weavers' and
ler's BRUSHES.
Round, Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, hanb
soIncly letteTed
Willow basket CARRIAGES.
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy ball, commOn Tops.
Baskets, Wahboards towel TolIeT.
Fishing Hooks and Lneg.
Hay and garden Rakeg.
Lime or Lemon SqueeZers
Nests Of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays. cake boards, and rolling pins
A1oulders Spoons
amp Wicks, assorted; candle Wick
Cane metal Stay Reeds ana cane, suitable for reep
makers
Plough or leading Lines
ParlOur and kitcen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Wooden, cassiuett and Cotton
Hand and HySutues: cabbage Nets, sc
Baltimore. lfthmOnIh. 1910. st
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LII PERSONS WHOM At MAY CON-
n CEkN are hereby required TO take notice that the
LANDS situated in the States of Kentucky and Virginia,
Whch beiongRg 10 James Swan of Boston, on the Goth
Dag OF August, 1880, amounting to two million I'VE
hundred ana hty-two thousand three hundred and four
three quarter acres, were that day, by deed, dated
at Paris, IN France conveyed to Samuel Allison, Of
Philadelphia IN fee simple and have since been con-
veyed to me, in trus for the United States American
Land Company, and that 1, and [ alone as Trustee
aforesaid and such persons as may be appointed by my
are or will be, authorised to sell lease rent or 0the
wise dispose of said lands or any of them and all per-
sons are especially notified not purchase rent lease
or otherwise contract with any other person. therefore
and especially not TO purchase of P. Dumas Jr who
claims part of the said lands the trustee or the cred
tors of swan under act of the Legislature of Viz
gnia or of one Dumorghue, or any other person pre-
tending 10 act for or the behalf of the said Dumas Of
tie creditors ofthe said Swan.
These lands will be Sold rented or leased on advanta
geous terms They arc Il Uttered through the State Of
Kentucky and Western Virginia, and persons wishing 70
purchase rent lease any part of them are requested
to address me, postage paid, at Baltimore.
DUFF GREEN,
iy24 dly Trustee u S. A. Land Company
(7-fhe Richmond Wing, and the Reporter, Licking
ton, KY, will please insert this week for three
months. and forward their accounts this office
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CHEAPEST AND BEST
AND IN FACT THE ONLY
FIRE PROOF ROOF.

SLATE! SLATER! SLATE y!
WHT LILLIAN BAYLEX, Slater, has receved6y
w the ship Pocahontas from Liverpool, his fail sup
ply of those beautiful WEIGH SLATE, the roofs Of
which, Chat he put ON last fall have been so much al
mred In order TO obtaia the best article in his line,
the subscriber has gene the expense OF an
Judge of the article, in England, visiting all the Ween
quarHes, and purchasing the best, without regard 70
price, and invites an examination of his present stock,
being satisfied il will compare advanageously with any
thing Of the kind ever brought 10 this market
He has also constantly on hand iuli Supply OF
AMERICAN SLATE, from the best quarry known on
the continent and trusts he viii be able 10 give enure
satisfaction those who MAJ favor him with ther work
70 those NOT acquainted with the fact he would state,
that the of asate roof very itte than
the best shingles and considerably less than those pre-
tended 10 be fire proof roofs which, upon the APP
proach Of fire, get into melting mood and disappear
leaving the property they were intended TO protect an
easy prey to the deyouring element.
The Subscribers yard is on Union Dock, below Fleet
street bridge; dwelling, Front St, ext TO The Theatre
WILLIAM BAYLEY.
FOR SALE a first rate carriage HORSE. Enquire
as above. uot sew
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DIRECT TRADE BETWEEN FLORIDA AND
FRkNcE.-Letters dated Paris, Nov. a, froa
Col. Fitzpatrick, mention that connection has
been formed between him AMI A. BijC.al, French
Consul for Florid i, for direct trade between
Florida and France, and that advances of tao
thirds, in undoubted bills on Paris, London Or
New York, or if preferred, in specie, VIII be
made on cotton. Col. F. writes that his house
will be able to offer the banks and plal srs
greater advantages than any other concern in
the Southern country.
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HNOR SAEE-A Servant Boy, l6 years old last Fe
H. bruary having II years TO from that tine-
He was raised in the country, and is very smart aad ac
tive and is good waiter. For other particulars apply
10 LEWIS F. SCOTTI'S General Slave Agency and
infellirence Office. No. West Fave re street NJ
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WWTANTED TO PURCHASE I1IMEDI-
w ATELY,a black girl, from II to IS y airs of
age slave for life, for gentleman. Family leaving
this city for Virginia. She will have good hsme, and
will be well treated, and fair cash price Wi! be given,
en- application 10 LEWIS F. sCOTTI'S General Slave
Agency ana Intelligence Office, old establishment, No.
West Fayette street. Placement of the City Hotel.
nnIQ
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HSOR SALE.-A Negro Boy about 10 years old
Il 10 serve 20 years, and Negro Girl 10 years old,
TO serve about 10 years. both the above Negroes are
healthy and unusually smart and active Persons de-
sirous of purchasing will please apply at l.. f. sCoF
IT'S Office, No. Fayettc street, under Barnum's'
nov 30.
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PREPARED BY Jat;UB HUUGK, BdshnoTe,
FSOR the cure OF the following diseases Iumors
Ht Rheumatism, Gout Palsy, Ring worms, ltcn, Gnu
Cramps Buras Scads, and all kinds of Swellinss At
tended with pain.
yhz-The IMMINENT can be obtained al HOUCfa >
LABORATORY, South Charles, near Market stiot /
with proper directions for using. Price 90 cents.
ma I2-6m
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wa p0rtread and adopted BY The Maryland Institute,
the utility of the Guide in actual application, il
ound the following
sTae repetition upen the Guide inculcs so ccrec
conception of the letters and drills the msse,es into 50
exact obedience to the win that failure oud be little
less than phenomenon" 1851
looms IL, Baltimore street.