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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-22
There is u Remedy for the sUOYSE
Of EEtfsllOt.S

DLEASE read Rev Mr. Fullerton's certificate and then
J. try them ;-"Mr Jones, Sm-A desire to benefit 9th
induces send this testimonial in favor Of your
DRoPs FoR HuMoRs. For three years past have been
afflicted with a scroiuous humor which assumed the most
threatening appearance such ehroa swelling OF ths
neck sides hands large hard punches the neck and
in the armpts accompanied with much Snd pain.
To such extent did the disease as to produce appa
rent deformy of the feaures my lungs became rrtaed
Intellectual faculties benumbed with the enre loss of the
sense of smelling. consulted several skilful physicians,
but all pronounced my disease ncurable. have taken
oe Of your dcne and commenced using the second,
and all appearance have effected perfect cure and
longer bear the of his most appalling disease For-
strength ofungs body and mind have returned and
the swelngs and punches have disappeared. THIS is
simple statement of facts, which you at liberty 10
you choose N H.FULLERTON
Pembroke, N. Il, July 26, ls4l.n
iLJ1A fresh supply OF this valuable medicine Just
cevod and for sale at tae Bookstore of E p WALTON
& SONS, Montpelier, VI.
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Twn Days from Boston.

Nils, WILDER and co. have received pei, express
T. Indiana Cloths, Silk and Cotton Warp Alepacca
Stripe and Fgd Lunottas, Shusn.s, Dealne' anu Oai-
coos which will be sold at lower prices than ever.
Also, will receive next week. large stock consisting
of every article usually kept in country store. Some o.
which are rich light dress Silks varlgated Silk Velyets
Silks for Bonnes Flowers and Laces OF the latest winter
syeS Furs, squirrel Skin Mufis, Tippets, Boas' and
Ties. - =,
All very low for cash good credi-Pease call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere. 49,
Montpelier, Nov. l5, l643. 80
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WONDERFUL!

WONDERFUL!
A N astonishing fact that Hays Celebrated Linmen
IA for the Piles Rheumatism, sc. has been used in
thousands ofcases, and failure to give complete
be found. A large supply receyedresh fromthe
Manufacturer of the CENUIsE the many and in.
creasng calls For sale only at the Montpelier Bookstore
by p WALTON a. SONS :
LADIES CRAVATS.
A Splendid assortment at J. w. HoWES.
~ Oct. II. 25'
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VIM. GREENOUGH & Co.,
No.i4, MERCHANTs'Row, BOSTON,
A RE constantly receiving,
IA HARDWARE 81 CUTLERY,
which they offer for sale to the country trade for cash or
approved credit, on the reasonable terms.
Their stock consists in part OF
TABLE IL SPRING CUTLERY.
Files, Greaves and Sons, Groves and Sons; Saws
Hand, Web, Compass Blue Back Grating, from the
manufactures Of Groves and Sons Butcher Tyzack and
other approved Stamps Geaves and Sons Edge Tools;
Turner's and Sagg's Sickles; Greayes and Sons and
Brown and Fathers, Braces and Bits; comprising com.
plete assortment Of Sheffield Goods.
BIRMINGHAM GOODS.
among which are, Jamess Screws Bed Screws; Coach
Screws Butts, broad and narrow; Baldwin's Kenrcks
CottrelFs, Taras Table, T Plate back lap pew chest
Hinges Hooks and Hinges Trace, Log Fence Halter
Chains Locks-Carpenters, Badgers, RIM dead closet
pad, chest trunk, wardrobe, press; Norfolk latches
wrought Nails ofsuperior quality. &c.
AMERICAN HARDWARE.
Ames's shoves and spades iron and cast steal. brass
Androns Nashua locks and atcles; American Latches
Bake's, Parker's and Whites &c; VIM. Rowlands Mi
and Cross Cut Saws; Coffee Mills, &c.
Composing in all stock we'll adapted to the country
trade. go
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DYE-STUFFs, INGIGO, &c. &C.

DYE-STUFFS, lNGIGO, DC. DC.
On TONS first quality Logwooe; 10 do do Redwood;
so BIS first quality Ground Logwood so do do Redwood;
S5 do do do Fusiic;
] Case FIRST quality Bengal Indigo do do Manila do
do do Spanish Float dol
5 bills. first quality Alum, do do blue Vitriol
10 do do Copperas;
Red Tarar-Nutg als-Oter--Oil Vitriol, etc. etc.
All ofwhch will be sold for Cash Country Produce as
low the articles be bought in Boston, the
Depot Store by GILMORE and PRATT.
Concord, October s. l848.
p S. Cothers and others in want ofthe above ar-
cles will do we'll to call before purchasing elsewhere
Every article is warranted Of the first quality and to suit
purchasers. S3-3ms
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April 8, ls4S.
ANIMAL CHEMISTRY,

A NIMAL CHEMlSTRY-has proved beyond all
n question that can DO chemically combined
act upon the nj sobenl SYSTEM and remove various
accommodations, which, if allowed continue will create
disease, PAIN troublesome tumors morbid swengs scro.
iuou diseases &c. According TO the chemistry and the
physiology of the human system remedy has been dis
covered and applied and rendered in re.
moving painful swelnss pains the side and back rheu-
matism, scrouous humos, Kings EVIL about
the throat and neck ague cakes enlarged Spleen &c
One thing should be borne in mind by every physician
that the means here spoken of should be used in prefer
TO thing else. in o! gatherings painful
swelings in the breast OF those who nurse When the
breasts paIniu-there which be used
that will give quick and certain relief this. II never
falls for weak backs, spinal irrtations, and in fact all
kinds Of weakness or infammalions cannot fail. AS
external application in liver complaints pains in the hips
and shoulders, Chrome and nllammatory rheumatism il
has no equal and as pain extractor Of all kinds there is
no dToes nlmen Q, plaster tn that viii compare with the
this is the remedy and 1t is too well known among physi-
clans in general to need any other description. Thou
sands have been relieved by this paseraer every other
application had led. Itis pleasant wear and no one
need fear taking cold in that part which the plaster
applied. pamphlet giving account of its discovery
with certificates, directions, DC accompany each Box
which sufficient 10 spread six or eight Plasers Price
CLARK & COLLINS, Montpelier, wholesale agents
for the State OF Vermont. For sale also by S. E. Howard,
Burlington; F. Huntington Vergennesj S. Moody Mid
debury, N. G. Hale, Chelsea, Dana, Weeks and STAN
ton, Danvlle; H Upper Charlotte; WF&aP
Wood, Wesdord; L L butcher, ST. Adams; J & ] ID
and Brown, Wa,ervie, Keller and Noyes, Hydepark
v Noyes, Morrisvlle Pennock 8, Benjamin, WolcOu
Hoon and Judevine, Lamoillei Perry and Co. Cabot
d Putnam, MarshheId l. Jews, 81 Johasb9Iy Jew
Sharon; s Britain, Barre VIM Rhodes Jr. Richmond |;
Dutton and Clark, Brattleboro. 22-iyeOp
SCARCE AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
RICH Plain and Fig'd, Light and Dark SILKS, New
LII Styles Cravats, do. Ribbons, Fringes and Gmps for
Trimmings, Grass Cloth, etc. etc, Selling at
Oct. IL. 1913, ELIlS. WILDER and co.
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CONCORD rail- ROAD.

OONOOnD H fNOhD.
ON and after the 10th April Passenger Trains will
" daily Sundays exceplcd] in connection withthe
Rss'o" and Lowell and Nashua all Roads, follows:
Leave Boston at NJ, II A M and 5 l-2PM
Leave Concord AT d Sd A NJ, ii lie M, and 81 NJ
Trains from intermediate places will run as follows viz
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at 8 Id NJ IL l-2 NJ and Sd NJ
Nashua at ga NJ, l-4PM and l-2P. M.
Manchester 3.4 A NJ ) Sd NJ, and Ia M.
Immediately the arrival Of the cars from Boston.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester at 5 l-2 A M u NJ and 3-4 p M.
Nashua at 6 l-2 A NJ j. M and 4 3.4PM.
Lowell at 7 Ia A NJ, Up M, and l.2 M.
or Immediately en- the arrival of the cars f ON Boston.
The second Train from Concord arrives in Boston in
for passengers to take the o'clock train TO New
York.
The Morning and Evening Trains from Concord connect
with the Boston and Maine Railroad, that passengers
may pass daily twice either way, between Concord Man.
chester Nashua, ALdover Havehll Exeter and Dover,
and daily, either way between Concord and Porand also
daily fom Concord by Portland to Brunswick Holowell
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EN- C0UR RAGE
ITO.NE .Iz.g.v'UE.gCTURES!
MEDAD WRIGHT, JR,
pESPECTFULLY informs the people of Vermont
chino Shop in Montpelier three miles and half from the
Village on the Branch Road leading from MontpeIerto
Mostown, through Johnson to Canada line. The pIopri
eor Of this establishment has been much expense in f
ting up shop and tools, for the purpose If building
gV1OlEeM sWaCIiissery,
DOUBLE SINGLE CARDING MACHINES,
CoNDENSERs, SPINNING JACKS,
KNAPPERS, STEERS, WRAPPERS,
REGULATORS, sHEARING MACHINES,
PRESS SCREWS, &c,
He has built of patterns TAX from the latest
and best improved Machinery in in the New
England States He also. has in his employ three good
machncss car be found in the country and who have
had much experience in the business.
tLjHA such kinds ofob. work will BIO dcnc to order
comes in the MaehlnSisis line Of business and on liberal
Picking Machines which will be finished by the middle Of
May which will then be for sale SALE +, = ,vn,orr ~
Montpelier, April ls, ls43. o5 If
NASHUA & LOWELL RATL-ROADs.
s-..-, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
1850 ON and after Monday, Apnl 10 1912. the pas
-s&SZ-S enger trains Will run follows
Leave Nashville at | 2 M, Id and and 81 P M.
Leave Boston at and IL A M, and l.2P M.
Leave Lowell at | 2 M and IL Ia and Sd P M.
Passengers arriving at leaving Lowell IN the cats on
this road will be conveyed in Lowell 10 and from the De-
pot free of expense By leaving their names at the Ticket
Office.
Passengers be conveyed by Railroad between Con-
cord Manchester Nashua, and Andoyer, Haverh, Exc.
ter, Dover, Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
Concord Railroad Passenger and Merchandise Trains
in connection with the this road. The
Passenger Trains leave Concord at 8 and IL Id
NJ. and 8 P M. Leave Nashua at nine M, l A M and
7l.2PM.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS.
Daily Sundays exceped) between Nashua aud Boston,
GENERAL RATES OF FREIGHT REDUCED.
The Company are prepared 10 transport all kinds Of
Goods and country Produce, which may be forwarded 10
their Depois.
All Goods anG Merchandise will be at the risk Of the
o~rtors. while in the Companys elore bousoo
ONSLOW STEARNS, Supe rntendant.
Nashua, April 8, l843. 10
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NEW BOOKS.

HEROES and Hero Worship, The New Purchase.
l. Etiquette, Mysteries ofpars The False Heir, The
Bankers Wife, Nina, The Ncighbors, Self Devotion The
Women Of England, &c. SC, just received by
Nov. l6. l. p. WALTON and SONS.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily as fOIIOws,-
Leave Boston al 5l.2 M and arrive at Concord the
same evening.
Leave Concord al 6 2 VI and arrive at Boston at
the next morning.
Freight, first class, Sd second class, So.
Freight should be delivered at Concord and Boston
hour at least before leaving, insure delivery by the
first succeeding train.
All passengers baggage should be meiked, and when
valued than $50 notice should be given and
charges paid claim fr damage loss beyond such
will be allowed.
N. N. UPHAM, supt.
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FLORENCE BONNETs.
A Few nice Florence Bonnets (winter patterns) JUS
II received bV lOct 29l WHOWES

Ely ONA -. FhOSI'S ESTATE.
HE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed by the Honora
bic Inc Probate Court for the District Of Washington
commissioners 70 receive examine and adjust all claims
b. Frost late Of Pain6ed in said District, deceased
resented nsolvent and the term Of sx calendar on,bs
from the 2Cth day OF November ls4s Above by said
to the creditors Of said deceaed exhibit and n,oys
respective claims before us-Do give notice that we vii
attend 70 the duties Of our appointment at the dwens
on ne gid day Of December ls4S at ten o'clock M on
ssid day. and the 18th day Of Mayl844 at one o'clock
LEVI BARTLETT, Commits
Plsinnsld. Nov. 25b, Is4s. S' ''0"'i ;;
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NEW STORE !

Sd DOOR SOUTH OF HEAD OF STATE, ON
MAIN STREET,
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TUST received general assortment Of w. /.
j GOODS 81 GROCERIES,, consisting Of
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- DoN's.
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IhhE ShlNG MAClliN ES.
THE Subscribers wish to inform the Farmers and Me-
l. chanics of Vermont that they have the general ae
ey for manufacturing J. A. TAPLIN'S PATENT FOR.
TABLE HORSE POWER, and would be happy to exc
cute all orders for machines the shortest notice.
The superiority Of these machines all others hth-
eTo in use has been thoroughly ana satisfactorily esed
wherever they have been Introduced and only 10
be known in order to receive the most unqualified and do.
eided preference. II. N. TAPLIN,
Montpelier, Nov. 10, Is4S. "a =,
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RIBBONS, FLOWERS, &c.
Large lot Of winter Ribbons, Flowers Bonnet veyets
and Silks, just received at wv HOWES,
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A CERTAIN CURK
for humors, scrofula, piles, eresipeTas. salt
rheum, scald-head, and oil diseases eris.
ing from impurlty of the blood.
nOCT. BANGS RENOvATING MIX.
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WANTED.
0OOO Tons first quality Pork;
%lJOO 5oodo dos POultryil
500 tons first quality Butter; 200 do do Cheese;
100 do do Glover seed
5000 bush. do Herds Grass seed;
10000 do do Oats; 5000 do do Con
5000 do do Rye.
The above with every other kind Of country Produce is
wanted by the subscribers for which the highest market
prices will be paid for in Goods at as low prices the
same be bought for in Boston, at the Depot store,
Concord, Oct5. 33-3m GILMORE and PRATT
PLASTER.
600 Tons Stone Paster--500 do Ground Do; war
ranted Of the very first quality, for sal9 very low fol-
Cash or country produce at the Depot store by
Concore, Sept IS. 33 GILMORE and PRATT.
RICH DRESS GOODS.
NHANGEABLE and Striped Lmetas, Cashmere
~ dEcosse, Rich striped all wool Mouslin de LANES
flew PATSY Apaccas ETC. etc., just opened and for sale
by loct2Sl w HoWES.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS
NEW, Nice and Neat-ths day opened and for sale by
" October %. w HOWES.
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--ss eco LIGHTS WINDOW SASH
L>oR SALE by ---tzfiIs WI DER and co
i October 2, IS4S. -zy--
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LAMP OIL.
900 Gallons Lamp Oil at s5 cts. per gallon for sale
wv at j w HOWES,
Oct 7,l843. 26
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RICH DRESS GOODS
SALT.
GILMORE O. PRATT.

0III1NOItII NN ICIA L
HAVE Tor sale for Cash or Country Produce, at the
IL Depot Store, Concord, N. II.
500 hhds Bonares Salt 500 do Turks Island do;
600 do st Ubes do;
500 do Broughton and Suttons do do do.
The above be delivered direct from the vessels
from expense board the at the Depot in Bos-
tom in quantities TO suit purchasers or at the Depot in
Concord H at Boston prices and Il eight.
II. y. The advantage Of purchasing direct from the
vessels and getting Custom House measure least 25
cents hid Oct g. I84S-93-Smis
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CAPS, STOCKS AND CRAVATS,
State street, opposite the Village Hotel
BOOTH has just received beautiful and nch lot Q
caps Stocks, Cravats, Gloves, Bosoms and Collars
the best variety ever offered in this vicinity.
Call and see.
State street, Montpelier VT. Oct 10. 4S-w-d
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-11
The Public NE0rJxs.

As the subject oflhe sale Of the public works is
now occupying a considerable space in the public
mind il may rot be amiss 10 lay before the
community statement If the cost of their con.
srucon, the revenues derived from them and The
expenditures made. In the following statement,
the cost embraces the origin, construction, such
work done repairs before completion. damages, en-
gnccring, &c. and the new work up TO the first
Of November. 1870 The rerenue is made up of
canal and railroad tolls. The expenditures con-
sist of repairs ordinary al extraordinary, salaries
Of agents, motive power, locomotives, ropes, &c
in short, all expenses necessarily attendant apon
the operation Of the works. The revenues and ex-
pendiures extend from the first of Nov, 1929, TO
the 3lst of Oct, 1910. 1t is taken from state
men, prepared las, year by the book keeper, in The
Auditor Generals office.
The Eastern division of the Penney yvanian Ca
nal, extending from Columbia TO Duncan's Island
13 miles, cost l,73i,95s6i The revenue derived
from the same has been l0i7 S26OS. The cx-
pendturcs thereon, 423 s0520. The Juniata di.
vision, from Duncans Island to Holidaysburg, I3O
miles, cost 3,437,33i,99. Revenue, 49l, ,lO4,5l.
Expenditures, SOC, ,lsO,49. The Western divis.
ion from Iohnsown to Pittsburg l05 miles. cost
. S9i ss2,67. Revenue, ss7 Ol3 G5 Expendi.
lures $50 s3i iG The Delaware division. from
Bristol 10 Easton, so miles, cost l,371,774 IL.
Revenue, 5S65l5,0l. Expenditures, 62S, 1891 IL.
The Susquehanna div-ion, from Duncan's Island
to Northumberland, 80 miles, cost S67.S74,37.
Revenue, l4l ,73O,O5. Expenditures, 3lA253,69.
The North Branch division, from Norhumbcr-
land TO Lackawanna, 73 miles cost 49l ,s94, ,G7
Revenue, 63 3,559O2. Expenditures, 399,624,ll
The West Branch division, from northumberland
to Danshury, ~ miles, cost ,?0s, ,579,s2. Reve.
nue., co s59,95. Expenditures, 333 73s SO. The
French Creek division, from franklin to Coneaut
lake As miles, cost 7s4 754,Gi. Revenue, 4.767,.
AZ. Expenditures, 1873, 1926. The Beaver di,
vision, from Beaver to Newcastle 25 miles, cos,
522,25S,9s. Revenue, 1924. Expenditures,
l39,0S22l. The Columbia and Philadelphia
Railroad, from Columbia to Phadclpha, IS miles
cost 3,9s3, ,302 O6. Revenue, 2,O3O 339,7O. Ex.
pendi,ures, 1883 99s,l5. The Allegheny Portage
Railway, from Hollidaysburg TO Johnstown, 36
miles, cos, ,7s3,l7645 Revenue, $50 9S5. Ex.
penditures, 954, ,s7966. Making the whole cost
of construction 90, ,G52, 1854. Total revenue re-
ceived, ISL ,624,sI. Expenditures, 6,60i SOC so
Upon this subject have nothing 10 say leave
your readers to reflect upon the subec, at their lei
suie.-Erchange and Trade Register.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-11
Another Trsxical Afyair.

The following letter was received from a
friend in Bradford county, by the editor of the
Philadelphia Evening Journal.
"Some eighteen months ago Rev. Mr.. Le-
fevre came to aquiet valley Of the Susquehan-
ma, in quest of a congregation, over which to
exercise his pastoral charge His clothes
were somewhat thread worn, and the wig of
his reverence had evidently seen better days.
Ills devout appearance and exceeding zeal, ac-
companied by considerable talent, soon ingrati-
ated him with the people ofa most respectable
church, who after some attention to the out
ward man in the way Of a coat and wig, placed
in their pulpit man who for months was the
admiration of the surrounding country for his
cloquence, zeal and poty.
1t is now discovered that the wig-covcred
Reverend has made young member of his
Church a mother, without IFS rites. The young
lady is ola plain but highly respectable fami-
ly, herself young, beautiful, unmarried, and
remarkable for the purity of her previous life,
and the exemplary discharge Of her filal duties
Her mothers health had been such for some
years that the daughter in a great measure
supplied her place to the younger children. In
this relation she won the especial regard of all
who knew her. Father, mother, and daughter
were members of the same Church, uniting
their hopes of the next world as well as the en-
joyment of this. This peaceful fold was nva-
ded by the pastor. 1t is unnecessary to dwell
upon this atrocious abuse of the pastoral rela-
tions. The consequences hold forth a fearful
warning. About week ago the daughters
situation was known, and the guilt brought
home to the reverend father. Her mother was
thrown into convusions, in which she was yet
lying when her informant wrote, and still more
dreadful, her father, who had through life cher
ished spotless reputation for himself and fam
lily, on hearing his daughters shame, and his
pastors viany "pressed both his hands 20 his
breast-gave one groan--and died! - Thus
writes to us a friend who may be impli-
city relied on. The Rev. Mr.. Lefevre was
lodged in the Jail Of Bradford county, on Mon
day last"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-11
The Comet,

Which we mentioned on Saturday as having
been seen in New Bedford, is thus described
by writer in the the New Bedford Mercury
"Its briliancy was almost equal to that of We
nus.-lts situation is very near the limb Of the
sun; its tail appears about degrees in length.
Ii may be the comet announced some three
months since in Europe it was then travers-
ing the constellation Draco; be it that or ano-
ther, it is of rare brillancy. There are but
three on record, Of sufficient brilliancy to be
seen in the day season. The first was 43 years
before Christ, and is called "a hairy star; it
was seen with the naked eye in the day time.
The second was seen in the year 1902, and
was SO brilliant that the light of the sun, at the
end OF March, did not hinder people seeing it
at midday both its nucleus and its tail, was
to use the language of the day, two iathoms
long The third appeared in Feb. 18th, l7lI,
and nearly equalled Venus in splendor, and
many persons saw it at midday, without glass
es. 1t may yet prove that the comet of to-day
is the same as that of li02"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-11
Correspondence Of the American.
HAnursnuRc, March 0, lSi3.

nAHNlSHtHG, hafCu y, 1910
DEAR SIR: There is nothing of much imPor-
tance to communicate at present. The Senate has
no, yet acted on the appointment Bill. In the
House the bill was supported by all but thee of
the democratic members. The Bill to district the
State will also require considerable time and
discussion before it passes through the legislature.
You vii that Dauphin and Northumberland
form Senatorial district, according to the bill re-
ported. There is, however, some objection to this
district. and it may be that the old Senatorial dis.
,rict of Northumberland AMI Union will be esta,
blished. The following is the Bill, as reported {:
SEcT,oS |, FIXES the Senatorial ratio at II ,62s
taIsbrs Districts as follows:
Dists. Members. Counties. TaNahles
l. PHILADELPHIA city, 1859
II. 3 Philadelphia county, 33 562
III. / Montgomery 1867. DeIa.
ware .462. l6.l59
". ? Berks l3.7Ol. Chester l3,i33. 27 "a
V. | Bucks, 1907
VI. 2 Lancaster Is 967. Lebanon
1901. 23s6s
VII. Lehigh 6,l75. SchuyIkill
3.Os6. Northampton 9.6O4. 23s65
VIII. Luzene 1861. Monroe
2s74. Pike $50. lO,9l4
TX. Susq's. AGO. Wayne 3O7s
Wyoming l5iO. s.55s
X. Bradford 7.l07. Tioga, 4.09l.
Potter sl7. 1911;
XI. Dauphin Csc. NoHhum.
n
XII. Lycoming 5lO2. Columbia
56ii. Clinton 2.Ol9. l2.76l
XIII. l Union 5.O53. Joniatu 1859
M,frin all2. IO72I
XIV. Huntingdon 7.43O. Centre
ASA Clearfeld 2,236. l4,l5(
XV. York lO69s. Adams 5.2l2.
Franklin 1866. 2367'
XVI. Cumberland GAIT. Perry
a9s9. IO47,
XyII Bedford 6.763. Somerset
4,42s. Il.29
XVIII. | Fayete zoos. Greene 4.2e7. ll.2s
XIX. l Washington 9O2
Xxx. Westmoreland l0.353. Cam.
bria 2433. l2 rs
XXI. . Allegheny 1860. Batter
$685.. 2S9l
XXI. Beaver $40. Mercer 1856. l4O2
MIL | Crawford 1916. venango
3.l57. Clarion 33ll. 1885
. NNIV. l Armstrong 39s. Indiana
D 4.53s. Jefferson l.7s9.
e Mkean .0s9. llsl
XIV, | Erie 1855. Warren ? 593. 9,s7