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MusIC 9 LAEIE.TY tTON.- - .l 4

MUSIC q VARIETY SIOkt. L"H -
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makers and warranted 10 siond any climate Taro
Music and Instruction Books i3r oil IusIrUrucns.N 10
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WOOL.

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III &c delivered al our sore On Man 81
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RCHARDsON's DICTIONARY.

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bv Ihtr.ss richardson ? vOis4to London,
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INTEREsTING INTELLIGENNL

INTERESTIS INTELLIGENC
no THOSE WHO BHING JP CIILDREy ".
DR PARIS-Dc1r Sir take ih.. p---snirp.
) portnuiiy Of informing YOU 81 the wauIcr.aI
elects 4 your inv1iu1h'. SDOTUINs SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETUlNG. NJ ca'd Has
s,tsken with e s Of or,Ing an 8 s'rram.n-, af-
for n phy-fclr, T.. q came and tJIG ua lg csulI ri l
nothing for 10 biE TO Lance The gums. The
would not submit ~, he then rcrO unendci ,."r
invaluable soothing syrup. winch procured H.
vorr Office. M Q Norm e. gh fh street. a SOON
as obtained the wudfCIEe ustI Do according
20 directions the effect wag AEON ziug frs
child went 90 sleep ggd sept wei, a u nI1hI. The
next morning used % pgrin. and o4uf.nrrd Hf
ION sevc M days TherhHc recovered in Hua..i r.s.
fy. an4 b. hearty t1 this day. H1ppy won. 20 10 ig
10th for parents aud htUo children. ID they cuul
have rccgs-tI n email portion 81 YOUR me lic.r-
am sure That money w ,ui be no 90 ccI DOB CON.
raTisJu EIih human suii-Ilag.
Ssrtg fsio Spruce -trcef
n 1.-THE principal Office f-r the s1lepf .i..
1vu'uahie medicine is az no 70 Nyrh 81 ghth
street. Philadelphia.
REMEMBER. nOde BE- genuine gnIass thrs.5-
nature g Or. P5ris ts impress.d on fhe Dl'1.a
1lq0 he careful add ptreHItC only a' $50 ii..lrlI
Office No iq North FIgiuh street, auI Ady-ru
aci 4Gaufa. Btware. tssrs are several rc-sJl.
'mrauHg r. ie'cfeupus article on the public Ior
ttr above, rgt ru Iu plan Dpft.cs. eilh the n8ne
n PARE I'D cit different. NhHn yII DIrchu-e a.r
fhnt ir. came If Pans be- s1.Ir.as y8I see DO ui
th g utf-r, aud unless The 1hia,sN orc im1rasa.f
w p, E;''' Soothing j jGa FISHER Is3if 1 '1
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AS months" - "
The sane pr portion ate interest Will be al
lowec on dtpoSltes mste for shecECo psriU.s q
tifn=, ss ou dcpOses Sub jtrt 10 the above riIoc
oil notice
The business hoyis o the IRsritution arefr0u
clock uli ~ A ,. sad tom ill =. Nj blt
for he accommodation OF TnseLI CelCrtufs
cheeks Sili be csshed and depositss Wi be re-
ceived al shy Iiue before and after there hours
| at the option of the Treasurer
m
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TRAVERSE JURORS,

For January Ierm,ls4l-First Heck.
Briar Creek-Themas Cox, Henry Die
,erich, Frederick Nicely, John Doak, Jshn
Ruch, Joseph Wise, John. Hill.
Bloom-Joseph Hendershot, Ludwig
Leict.
Derry--John Herr, Thomas Morshead,
William Morrison.
Fishing Creek--Harman Labeur, Benz.
McHenry, William Park.
Hemlock-Danisl Pursel, John Robins,
Eli Mendenhall.
Jackson-John McHenry, Jacob Tur.
ner, Thomas Yocum, John Yorks.
Limestone-James Caldwell, Henry Foil
mer, George Smith.
Liberfy-Andrew Blllmeysr, William
Dale.
Mi6ain--John Keeler. Isaac Petit.
E Monteur-Peter Rupert
Mahoning-James Whipple
Sugarloaf-Samuel Gibbons, Samuel
Shul,z
PaHey~James Donaldson
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TRATERSE JURORS,
For January Term, ls4l-2d ,0eek.

For January Term, ls4l--2d ,Oeek.
Bloom--Samuel Boone, Charles Hagen
buch, Lewis Maus, William Slsan, Henry
Webb
CatfapiSsa-John Keefer, Jesse Y scum,
Michael Fornwalt
Derry-James Lake, Samuel Lard j James
McNinch, Thomas Robson, James McCor-
mick
Fishing Creek-Alexander Coleman.
John Hess, John Lazarus, Thomas Peeler,
Phillip Dodderi
Liberty-Hugh Montgomery
Linestone--Jonas Barrigar
Madison-Thomas Barber, George Derr.
James Girton, Joseph Heller, Lewis Schuy.
ler, Joseph Sheep, Caleb Thomas
Monteur--Jacob Helnbauch
Mahoning-William Colt.
Mount Pleasant James Morden, Jr
Oramge-John Auten John Edgar,
Roaring Creek-Michael r. Hover
Sugarloaf-Jales Hill, James Kile
VaNey--Joseph Maus
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LIST OF GRAND JURORS
For January Ierm-lS41

For January Ierm-lS4l
Bloom--Isaac Hess
Cotfauissa--Richsrd Brewer, Michael
Hanzel
Derry--Thomas Gary. Andrew Britain,
Soloman Geise
GreenUood--John Albertson, Geo. w.
Morris, Richard Pollock, William Oyer
Limestone--John Flood
Liberfy-Hush McElratl, John McWill-
Jams ss-s a.
Madison-Henry Crawford. Enoch Fox
MiDfin--David Miller
Mahoning-Peter Heinbauch
Monteur-JohnK.G .Girton
Orange--Isaac Welsh ,,s
Roaring Creek-Aaron Barringsr ~
Sugarioaf-James Wilson, Henry Hess
palley-John Wilson, Wm Caldwell
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sEHERIFFss SALES.

BY virtue OF sundry wriis Of alias vendi.
toni expenas,,o me directed, will be expos
ed to public sale at the Court House in Dan
ville,on Monday the 18th Of January, l64l,
at ten o'clock A. M. the following proper
ty, viz:
A certain tract of land situated in Derry
township, Columbia county adjoining lands
of William Vanhorn, Thomas lloorehead,
Thomas Mcorehead jr.and Maria Winches
ter, containing tweniy-one acres, more or
less about nineteen acres cleared land,
whcreOn is erected small
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craft all who voted for Flenniken, with
the addiiion Of Brodhead of Northam pton,
Clark. Smith, Chrisman, and Fuihey-53
votes.
Fer NER MIDDLEswARTH-all
who votsd for him on former ballots except
iny Clark, Smith, ChIisinan and Fu,hey--
IA votes.
For AARON KERR--Nsr Middles-
warth-l vote.
For GEORGE DARsIE, wm.F. John
soul vote.
Tine Clerk reported that Mr.. CRABB
having received a majority Of all the votes
was duly elected Speaker.
The SPEAKER was then handed 10 the
Chair by Messrs. BARR and BRODHEAD
when he returned thanks for the honor SO
unexpectedly conferred upon him in the fol-
lowing neat and handsome terms.
Gentlemen For the honor which you
have so respectfully conferred upon me in
slevating me 10 SO highly important aud
honorable post, return you my sinceres,
and wsrmest acknowledgements.
The honor, or,gentlemen, is much enhanced
by the iact that there are many Members Of
this House much more able to discharge the
duties of Speaker than myself. But. thne
| can safely say tina, nene among you wonld
desire more sincerely to perform those du-
ties with fairness, integrity and impar,iality
l feel, gentlemen. deeply, tho embarrass.
ment Of The situation into which your kind
ness has thrown me,and shall no,.therefore
make any protracted remarks, Permit me
however. to say, that all the ability and en-.
ergy Of which I may be possessed, shall be
exerled TO repay you,by faithful discharge
Of ray duties, for the distinction with which
you have been pleased 20 honor me.
Again beg you, gentlemen, to accsp
nay acknowledgements, and believe that
| will use my best sndeavors TO discharge the
duties Of speaker with fidelity.
THE SPEAKER then requested Nj
| FLENNIKEN Of Fayetc to administer tn,
customary oath Of office, after which the
different members were sworn in by tn,
Speaker.
Messrs. FLENNIKEN and CLARK
we're appointed committee on the part o
the House, to inform the Governor tha
their body was organized and ready to re
ceye any communication which he nigh
be pleased to lay before them.
When on motion he House adjourned
until tomorrow morning at Ten o'clock.
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IN SENATE.
] January 5, l84I.

January 5, l84l.
Agreeable to the constitution and to GUS
tom, the Senate was called TO order by the
Speaker (Mr. KINGSBURY) at o'clock
P. NJ. when the returns OF the election of
the Senators were presented by the Secre-
tary of the Commonwealth.
On motion of Mr.. STROHM,the returns
were opened and read by the Clerk, when
it appeared that the following Senators had
been duly elected.
Philadelphia ciiy-Qn the room of Mr..
Fraley resigned) WM. B. REED.
Allegheny g. Butler-CHARLEs s. Sui
LIvAN.
Lancastar & York-WM HESTER, THos
Z COCHRAN.
Philadelphia county-BENJ CRIspIN.
Montgomery, Chester and Delaware
JOHN f HUDDLrsoN, ABRAHAM BRowER,
Bucks county ty-SAMuEL A SMITH.
Berks couniy--SAMUEL FEGELY.
Northampton & Lehlgh--JoHN S GIB-
BoNs.
Perry. Union, Juniata, Mifllin e. Hunt
ingdon--JAMEs MATTERS.
Coutnba & uylkill--SAMuEL F
IEADLEy.
The names Of the Senators were then
called by the clerk, when it appeared that
all were present except Mr.. Coplan.
On motion of Mr.. STROIIM the Senate
proceeded to the election Of Speaker, when
the following named Senators voted for
CHARLES d. PENROSE:
Messrs. Barclay, Brooke, Brewer, Case,
Cochran, Ewing, Helster, Huddleson. Kill
linger, Maclay, Mathews, Pearson, Reed,
Spack man, Stere,t, S,rohm, Sullivan, Will
iams-lS
Messrs. Fegely. Fleming. Gibbons, Head
ley, Miller, Smith & Snyder, voted for MI
KINGSBURY.
Nj BROWN voted for Mr. COPLAN;
Mr. Crispin for Mr. PLUMER; Mr. Hays,
Mr. Patterson, q Mr. Plumer, for Mr. SNY-
DER; and Mr. Penrose for Mr. EWING.
The SPEAKER then declared Mr. PEN
ROSE duly elected Speai er, when that
gentleman addressed the Senate in neal
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and pertinent speech report OF which will
be given to morrow.
On motion of Mr. KINGSBURY COM
miltes Of two, (Messrs. KIxosBURY and
REEp,) were appointed committee to wait
upon the Governor to inform him tina. The
Senate is now organized.
On motion Of Nj STROHM committee
Of two (Mess,s. STRoHM, and FEGELy,)
were appointed committee to wait upon
the House Of Representatives.
Application for election TO the different
officers were then read and laid on the Ia
BILE.
Adjourned till tomorrow morning.
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THE LEGISLATURE

Met at Harrisburg, on Tuesday last the
day fixed by the constitution. A quorum
of both Houses, were present. The pro-
ccedings Of the first day, we have copied
from the Daily Pennsylvania Iuteligencer.
On Wednesday, at IL o'clock message
from the Governor, was received in both
houses, copies of which we have received
in an Extra Keystone from Messrs Head
ley, & Snyder, to whom we tender oar
thanks. The length Of the message, and
the la,euess of the hour when receivin g
prevents its publication this week. We
shall give it entire in our next
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CURE YOUR COUGH BEFORE IT Is
ous. Thousand die annually from that dreadful dis
ease CONSUMPTION which might have been
checked at the commencement and disappointed of
its prey, if proper means had been ed to. The
very many who have thus been snutchcd from that
fatal ravager, by the timely use of DIR. SWAYNES
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
bear testamony to this day, announcing the cures,
the wonderful cures, performed by the use of this
invaluable medi cine. For sale at
Tobias Health Emporium Bloomsbug.
Now, 1910. 80.
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OUR OWN AFFAIRs..---Thr NUN

DIR OWN AFFAIRS..---T num-
bcfs more complete the third quarter OF the
,hird year Of The publication of the f." CO.
,,mbia Democrat under our control, aad
,oanv of our subscribers are in arrears FOR
tho whole time. The printer cannot live
on wind, nor will his paper maker take
promises for pay. We should like to play
a Joke upon him, as we'll as on our other
crcdi,err, by paying them. VIII our sub
scibers help US do it. That is the ques-
,ion. We shall be at Danville, Court
weeks, and should like to have a te1c dollars
handed TO us for expense moaey.
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LIST OF CAUSES

For Trial at January Term, ls4l.
Ludwig Leight VS. George Mutchler
Joseph Cavenes VS. Isaac Musgrave ct al
Isaiah Shuman VS. Daniel Cuslenboder ct a
B. w. Wapples VS. Adam Michael
William Dale VS. Charles Craig
Benjamin Haywood VS. Ellis Hughes ct al
George Foegly ct al vs. Daniel Spcnenber
ger ct al
Robert Montgomery vs William Swisher ct
Daniel Gross VS. Jacob Hover
Jacob Wagner VS. DR.. VIM. Mccormick
West Branch Bank ct al VS. Thomas More
head
Albert B. Ashton Ell al VS. Christian Ash
Richard Phmmer VS. Theodore Wells
Same VS. Same
Samuel Brobst ct al VS. G.. A. Brebst
Jacob Ceiling vs. Peter Miller
q. A, Brobst VS. Jesse Price.
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TAILORING BUSINESS.
Z. HOWELL, 8. Go.

Inform their friends aud customers, that
they have removed their shop inie the build
ing next door to the office of the Columbia
Democrat, NEARLY opposite StPau's Church,
Main.strcet, where they will atall times be
ready to receive orders for cutting and max
ing all kinds of garments, and they assure
the public that all work entrusted 10 them,
shall be done in fashionable and workman
like manner.
N. b. Particular attention paid 10 cuts
ting.
Blomosburg, Oct. 10, 1910.
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HEllNNlAno

MARRlED-On Thursday last, in Hem
lock township, by the Rev. Geo. G.. Drake,
Mr. BENJAMIN BOMBOY to Miss SA-
All ANN daughter Of Mr.. Isaac Wagner
all Of that township.
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Reckless and malicious Siander Refuted
--M. Editor: Sir-I received letter frem
New York a, Mauch Chunk, P. A., stating
that had seen advertised in the Sun and
Herald as decamped from Port Chester, N
Y. and Eizabe,hiown, N. ]. with my Gus.
toners watches, Rugs, &c. have returned
for the express purpose to refu,e the mali
cieas SANDER. here declare the charge to
DO entirely false and dere the cowardly
wretch to bring forward one persen who
will swear that have carried off his watch
from Port Chester, or any other place were
have resided. The article in question was
put in your paper at time when the author
knew that was out Of town, and knew
shat | would not hear of ii until the public
took i. for truth, no, sesing contradiction.
A man who will wantonly trine with fel-
lew beings character ou. es malice towards
him, shosld be held up to public scorn and
contempt. Devoo V: Binger was the su.
thor Of this artie-e. would put the pub.
lie on their guard against this fellow, as he
may be guilty Of the like ofencs towards
others. will refer to the annexed named
geullcmen fer the truth of my assertions
Ell Daring, B. Bolden, J. nj. Burger
A. j. Burger, Pert Chester. Martin l.
Moo, w. Buanel,, Elizabe,htown N. j.
BY publishing the above you will coafe
favor on one who wishes .,othng nor,
than his just due.
Yours. &c JAMES COCkS.ir. o.
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PENN. GegislatsZre.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Tuesday, Jan. 5, la4l.
At the hour OF twelve, Mr.. Kerr of Wash
iueton rose and stating that as this was the
day fixed by the Constitution for tho conven-
ing Of the Legislature, moved that the Clerk
be requested TO open and read the returns
handed in by the Secretary Of the Common
wealth.
In accordance herewith the Clerk epen-
cd and read the returns from all the counties
except Butler. Mr. GRADE Of the city.
handed certificate from the Prethenotary
Of Butler county. from which it appeared
that Mr.. Isaac S. Pearson had been duly
elected to represent that county. There
being no exception, the Clerk added his
name to the list
On molten Of Mr.. Crabb the house pro-
ceeded to the election of Speaksr;lhs Clerks
to act as ,ellers.
The following is the vote:
For NER MIDDLES WARTH-
Messrs Andrews, Banks, Bard, Bell, Bru-
ner, Chrisman, Clark, Corey, Cox. Crabb,
Darsie, Dilworh, Dunlop, Eyre, Fauss,
Foreman, Funk, Fushey, Gra,z, Hanna.
Higgins, Hinchman, Kennedy, Kerr, Kief-
fer, Law, Letherman, Lightner, Livingston,
Mcclure, MCurdy, Miles, Montgomery,
Musser, Myer, Pearson, Pennell, Pomroy,
Rush, Skinner, Smith, Smyssr, Snvely.
Sprott, Steele, Titus, Won Media, Washa-
baugh--48.
For Mr.. Observation-Disclosures. An
derson, Apple, Barr. Beal Boal, Bonsall,
Droadhead of Pike, Church, Cortwright,
Cronsilla,, Douglass, Ehaugh, FELTON,, Fen
ton, Flannsry, Flenniken, Flick, Fegel,
Fuller, Gamble, Gartetsen, Gillis, Haas,
Hahn, Hill Holeman, Horton, Johnson,
(West'd) Kutz, Leidy, Lusk, May, M'Cul-
ly. NJ Kinney, Moore, Painter, Penniman,
Pierce, Pollock, Scott, Snyder, Trach, Van
horn, Waeklee, Weaver, Wilkinson, Wright,
Zimmerman--48.
Mr.. Brodhead of Northampton; voted
fer r. P. Flenniken. W.,P. Johnson for
r. Nj. Barr, and Mr. MiddIeswarlh for Geo.
Dsrsie.
There being no choice, the House pro-
eeeded to second ballot, which resulted
as follows (The same members who vo-
ted for Brodhead on FIRST ballot, voted for
r. r. Flenniken, with the exception Of
Flenniken who voted for Drodhead. Mid
dleswarih voted for Cox. All who voted
for Middleswarlh on first ballot voted for
him on tho second. Johnsoa voted for
Bard)-No choice.
Middleswarth 4S votes.
Flennikeu 45
Bard
]. +. Cox |
Brodhead
On motion the House proceeded to a
third ballot with the following result;
For WM. A. CRABD, Harrison Demo
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sEs5FEl@ LOG HOUSE
Aes2ssfrssskssE .a.ND OTHER BUELDLN,Gs.
Seized taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property Of John Moorehead.

Seized taken in executions and to be sold
as the property Of John Moorehead.
ALSO.
A certain tract or parcel of Land situate
in Hemlock township, Columbia county:
beginning at post. cerner Of John Egber,,
sens. land, ,hence by the same north one
degree, ives, one hundred and four perches
and 6ve-tenihs 10 post corner of Wild
ow Cox's land thence by land of William
Montgomery, south eighty-six degrees, ives,
one hunderd and sixty-tour perches and
sixth-tInth to a chesnut-eak, thence by land
Of John Egbert, sen. south degrees
east, one hundred and thirty.eight perches
TO white oak grub. thence by land OF
Thomas Cole and Christian Couse north
seventy three degrees, one hundred and fif
ty-six perchcs to ths place of beginning;
containing
lE3 Acres e. :SsS Perches,
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And containing Two hundred and eighty
six acres OF land, be The same more or less.
Seized, taken inte execution, and to be
sold as the property of Jacob Wagner.
By virtue Of writ of venditioni expo
mas, to noe directed, will be exposed to sale
at the time and place aforesaid,
Two certain lots of ground situate in Ber-
wick, Columbia county, adjoining lots Of
A. b. Wilson, the heirs of William Evans,
deceased, and others, whereon is erected a
NNANllA EUINDING.a
and numbered in the plan Of SAID town Ne.
SO and SO.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property Of Nicholas Seibert.
JOHN FRUIT, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, Danvlle, !
Dec, 26, 1870.
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THE ESTATE OF ELIZA RITTER

THE ESTATE OF ELIZA RITTER
DECEASED.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. iha,
Letters of administration on the above es-
tate have been granted 10 the subscriber, re-
siding in Bloom township, Columbia coun-
iy. Therefore all persons indebted TO the
estate of said deceased. are requested to
make immediate payment, and all those hav-
ing claims will present them.
WILLIAM RITTER, .Admr.
Bloom, Jan. 2, ls4l.
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