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nUpIfc ADMINISTRATIONS OFFICE 50 r Ns--il .tr--f
49, t-r-1r sr-r 70 ri aoto h0k
srILL IL e.4.-1s-r steamship fto from Clasfss 20
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DUBLfC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE No-1 >sssal 500
leroy gwen IL f-zFss al ol tn II GILBERT
FfLr b1sr1 f.cln if1n lhsgr-s .
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hsio, f.giaye from Justice 10 Vermont, W" ssain
Srouss ap bg the bearing Of the case afhef po'PVpsd
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xarI>nuW -ItAnk- On C0rnItes, praqerli No
w .as &c. a. wholesale AMI rstAiL-J CNuODfohi'
- Broadway. has Tie uosi extensive assortment e ne
,ovu Arucos II he found lar city, and a sraL! r-s
=. prr. Several new styles of superior WINDOW Shade
S.rsls he ssy.e Of Louis XIV GOthics, t.o~ss Se-
40 Orxpefy Curtsips. Curtain Loops, bsncs- fi1s
ceni~f Tas-es Picture Cord Ard Tssses. Windo~ Wire
h &c Merchants buying wholesale vii and X 70 d.
Lni-t-.i 10 cal h.flr- matne th-lf perrh..e. ~
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L RATHEK HOSE y every Co
Llur-d u The hcsl mAierisla and coz
SIS Hctsoc-s- snd bssslrcl u cor u
So. lSSTksel 70.
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II HOE n co.'s COPYING AND SEAL PRESSES
Ii. The subscnbers manufsctur- ana have Tor sac n
ri, ~sr-rooms COpyng Ind Sea- Presses u ne moi
.nrr,, patrns 10 which they would cal he attention
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,h ease ana expedition They also fsrrisn copy
cepying .boois eopy.Pspesl ke. K hvh ~
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IrNIyER.ITY GKAMNIAR -CHOOIa-Pr

Z A IUHN-UN- HFrIUT7 -ITH MI UIATI-T y u
Academic wear begins On Monday sept The ihfee
Depsrimens-tne Preparatory The Enghsh and me A--
"a ole. progressiFe cIur.e. in which lle pupil 10
advanced from the fret rad T. o stale Of preparation
~ tr. count. r s-h1ls@ or iie University
aI17 lnsos GEORGE ; fAhkER. Princlrsl
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ID bLlC ADMINISTRATORS, offltE. ~ N-s-.- -f--'
>9tr- h-r-ty % snf n-Ti 1oi fhlNt ~
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tF0HTF AND SlNGiNG-A teacher having o."
hours sen.aged desires 1 have ieH more pupi- Itr
hes of references given Tcms 81 per qlsrer ~ 3" %
.ceoars Boz one family go each Please address Ml-'c
eacier Trfuur Office The advertiser wishes also sii-
uston ~ orfaust or singer would prefer a. s-
cDlaI Church. ti-f '
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- I'D LIT ek LtA-k-A cpnforis r. 10y
. 1la-- grfh r---ssarf HunI' .ltrl- ,itt r- 80
- are. of i.rd Wir-ir e miles nf ronpkrr Ni
g. - Very 10 ro-rrrsl-s hes4lf- pro-r-ct ?
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-10
Letter from Harrisburg
HARRISBURG, March ., ISI

HARRrBUpG, March 9, 1919
Col TATE
quite an exodus has happened to
the people of Harrisburg. They have gone on to
Washington. to witness the Inauguration of "Old
Zach > and some to be in at the scramble for Of
fee
The State Legislature drags its slow length
along. As a body it is wcak--and without bis.
iness working corps in either house This is the
result of lack Of proper education among the
masses of the people. A hill is now before the
House Of Representatives providing, as it Is ont.
tied, Tor the improvement Of the School System
While II wss under consideration in committee Of
the whole, was present in the lobby, and never
before did hear such comments upon poor hu-
man nature. But no amendments to the present
, system can be made available, without change
wrought with the peope,wilh whom the opinion
prevails, that those who work the land, aud in
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General 7dylOr's Cabinet.

President Taylor, on Tuesday last, sent
,be following Cabinet Nominations into the
Senate for confirmation. Under the rule,
they lay over one day. prior to confrma,
ton.
John NJ. Clayton, of Delaware, Secretary
of State.
WIN. M. Meredith, of Pennsylvania, Sec
re,ary of Treasury.
Thomas Ewing, of Ohio, Home Depart.
meni.
Wm B. Preston. Of Virginia, Secretary Of
the Navy.
George W. Crawford, of Georgia, Secre-
tary Of War.
Jacob Calhamer, Of Vermont, Postmaster
General.
Rererdv Johnson, of Maryldnd' Attorney
General,
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Died

In Valley township, on the 2god ult., Hr 1ouy
BRowN, turmrrcly Of Liberty township, u the
Sgth wear Of his age.
In Philadelphia, On the l.t inst, THOMAS Mr.
GULLY, Esq, formerly a State Senator in the
llst year OF his aye.
In Iewistown, on the 2ih Feb, Doctor ToHY
c. REYNOLDS, late Surgeon ol the First Regiment
Of Pennsyvani Volunteers, in the 3Sh year Of
his age.
In Danvillc, on the 26h MI. Mrs MApG,prr.
wife OF Mr. Daniel f. Kerr. and daughter Of Mr..
Hugh Harrison, IN the 3aln year of her age.
la Liberty ,owusIp. un Friday last Mr. Wv.
HENDRIcKs,N, 10 the i2d year u h,s d-c.
In Derry township, on The iGlh uit, Mr. Dan.
lei CARR, aged 81 years and 10 months.
In Chapman township, Union CO. on Friday
last, Col. J c. HERRoLD, aged 5s years.
In Nanlicokc, m The nth ult, Mr. Josyru
TUTrLE, aged aLout II years.
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.IIOntOisr County.

Mr. Representative PEARcE, will accept our
thanks for copy Of the Bill, read in Senate, Feb
ruary 2s, lsl9, by Mr.. Senator Best, entitled "an
bia county, to be called Montour" We UNDER
stand that extraordinary efforts are being made
and all sorts of appliances put in operation by
those interested to accomplish this most singular
project. May it and the Bank project, against
the agitation of which our Senator stands most
solemnly pledged, go by the board and be doomed
to "sleep the sleep that knows no waking"
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VIA Ge EsIEEp

On the 22d Of February, by j. II. Ikeler. Esq.
Mr., JOHN WARNER, Of Madison township, to
Miss MARY KINNEY, of Greenwood township,
all Of Columbia CO.
On February the 4ih inst, by Rev G. II. Day.
Mr.. JAMES MATTER, of Union County, to Miss
MARGARET GREY, If Greenwood township Co.
lumbia 20.
On the 9Th inst, by the Rev D s. Tobias, Mr..
GIDEON LoBACH, to Miss REBECCA BETS Of
Hemlock township.
BY the same, on the same day, Mr. WILLIAM
WupXHEIsER, Of Buck Horn, to miss CArHA-
RlNE BERrALL, Of Madison township.
On the IAth nit, BY the Rev. D. Hartman, Rev.
IACoB s, M'MURRAY, Of the Baltimore Confer.
ence, 10 Miss IUIIA l., daughter cf David Mitch.
ell, OF PennS Valley, Centre Co, Pa.
In Lewisbura. 2Orh nit nv Rev p. B Mari,
THOMAS NANvALzAH, NJ. D of MifTlinburg, and
Miss Lucy NJ. GRAHAM, of Lewishurg.
On the 2!l ult., by the Rev. ]. H Rittrnh,usc.
near Frui'Sown, Mr. HEHRY NJ. DunNE, 10
Miss LoursA HENpERsHoT.
In Milton. on Tuesday the 26,h ult., by Jacob
Wheeland Esq, Mr.. JoHN BOYER, 10 Mis-, PHE-
sc BoNI, both Of Liberty township, Columbia CO.
In Greenwood township, on the 22d of Frbrua-
rv, by the R'y. s. I. Mont Iomery, BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN FsHrR, Of Bloom township, Ia Miss
HANNAH WoTrS, Of the former place
In OrangrviIle, on Wednesday, the DIST ult..
by John Coycnhoven, Esq, Isaac W. Mrs.
GRAVE, Esq, to Mrs HANNAH HrcKm,N, both
Of Mount Pleasant township
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I ANGENHLIM'S Dugmrreotype E.taIl.l

| ANGENhkIMS 5 DugmrreOfyps EstaLiish
i 4 mta', EIchngr I"ra Story.
,ne Hon hLNRi Clay, visiting the Establish.
ulenl ,or the purpose Of having Jaguerfeotype
taken expressed natlerlng opinions on this favor
lie place oI the - beauty and Fashion" OF Phlla.
delphIa, and vast numbers Of strangers resort to
II 10 plocur, really good DsRuertotpye. The
propreIors viii make every sxrrtion TO extend
the long established fame Of this well known es-
Family groups, groups Of childrru,
aud single portraits OF all sizes are execute g.
Gually we'll April ~, 1sdS.-y
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the mechanic shops should receive greater wages
than those who teach the chidren-the School
masters aud mstresses, who form the minds ana
mould the characters OF those who are to be the
future republicans and matronA Of the COMMON
wealth In A5 schools Of this State, which have
recently visited, there are teachers whose aver
age wages amount to no more than So ~ pei
month. This is less than thesices of the daofe-
boys aud how much brains and how much learn
ng do you suppose such wages will purchase
and the people get no more than they pay Tor
In the Senate to-day, several petitions we're pre-
seued praying that the Canals and RalI'oa0s o'
the State may be closed on the Sabbath. GRANT
this, and who ga,ns by it but the taVern'keeper''
The morals of the men they propose to Oeheh'
would be greatly deteriorated by the measure
The boatmen are now preparing to commence ti'e
navigation of the canals, which are to be openeu
on the 10Th inst and on last Sabbath had occa'
sion TO visit tavern irequenled by that class o.
persons 10 the barroom found 20 or 81 per-
sons smoking, drinking, and unGer the influence
Of intoxicating beverages, amusing themselves
with ribaldry and Jest, and in the relation OF lewd
stories and such would be Sunday exhibitions
along the whole line of the Canals, were they
to be closed on the Sabbath, as prayed for.
a moral fever seems to be raging. A com
mittee OF ladies', (and pretty ladies they we'e'
wise cannot say,) have been up from Weslchrs'
ter, urging upon the Legislature the passage Of a
law prohibiting the sale of ardent spirits except
by apothecares for medical purposes Garry out
this measure, and the apothecary shops would be-
come tap-rooms, and the quantity of liquor drank
would be doubled, (rhe silly women y
The Bill providing for the completion Of the
North. Branch Canal will not be passed by this
legislature. II. defeat is certain as fact.
Yours truly,
r. Us.
.Note.--Whilsl we give publicity to the forego-
ing communication, we beg to say, that We do
not coincide with our respected correspondent
in all his sentiments. Ed. COl Dem.
Execution CADDEN, was executed on
Friday last at Wilkesbarre, for the murder oil
Daniel Gilligan. He made no formal confession
merely thanked the officers for their kind treat
men, ana attributed his misfortunes to bad associ-
ations. He died soon and without much appa.
rent suffering.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL he exposed to sale by Public I'ndnc,
w At the lalc residence o Ls0nGTd RHpui,
deceased. in Monrour township, al the mouth III
Flshlugcre,k. Columbia county, Pa, on
7Hutsday, the 22nd day Of Mdrch,
The ioIloN lux dr.,l bed goods anu chatlles, viz:
Four Cows, Que Bull, eleven Sheep, one bree
ding sow. one ditto, with pigs ten Nhoats, smoked
meat Of five hogs. lard hv the pot thre" "oOd
Stoves. one stoue coal stove. pipe and drum, IA.
bIrs. Chairs. desk, &c. Three beds and bedding,
iron and copper kettles, enc cedar hucking 'ub,
k,chpu dresser, naUol pans. BOILERS, spades,
bo.s. .go carriaCr'. one sstt Of harness, sleigh
scy,bc,, gnrd.srone. windmill, cIner.harrel,.
mpst.tuDs, &c, &c.
Together With quantity OF Wheat Rye, Oats
and Bnckuheat, by he bushe Also-A larg.
lo or Corn in the ear.
grg. S.le 10 commence AZ l0"'CIort, . n
when due attendance and reasonable crrdit viii
be given by ,,.,.,--L,".h T.. II, r. l'.fGE ,
N,r.b .
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BOWEN'S NORTH AMERICAN
FARMER.
Tclegraphic Market Rep0rter,


4 Journal IT American Agriculture, Commerce
y Mining Science, Art Manufactures, Liter.
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gcnerolly,
Thus Journal is expressly devoted to tie tastes
and interests Of country readers, and contributions
from many OF the most eminent writers in this
country and in Europe, appear 10 It's columns--a-
mOug whom may he mentioned Hon Geo =.
Marsh, Hon. Morris Longsrcth, Hon. Thomas II
Rurrowes. James Gowen, ESQ. Prots Liebig and
Raner Of Germany, Francis j. GrunG, Edgar \.
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TERMS.-On copy 81; tunr copies 80 aud
nine conips for sc
The Money, Produce. Cattle, Iron, Drv Goods
and all markets throughout the Union, are care.
fully reported, under the direction OF Mr. Slrousr
the senior publisher, who is thoroughly and prac.
tirally conversant with mercantile pursuits
These reports, the quotations heine received hy
Telegraph, (excopI Phlladelphia.) date within q
few hours previous In printing the paper, and
embrace I'm various Markets Of New York, BoS
ton. Ra'imoro, Ptislrrg, Cincinnati, Sc &c.
No'wrthe'andinG this paper is ruhlishrd al
half the cost Of others, It contains more reading
matter and is as large sheet as any 81 paper in
the United States.
Srrcimen copies nav he sent al any post ofiice,
All monies received are Acknowledged in the
newspaper. Letters must he addressed, post,
paid, BDrCn's Worth .7UtrirGn FdrmtT.
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+. S TIE w A RT,
ATTORNEY at Law,
FORMERLY OF WILKLsBARRI,

FnHMthLY OF WILhISBAFEE,
u ESPEC1FULLY irforms Tie public ,ha, he
IL, has located in BERWICK, WHERE he will
attend promptly 10 all legal business entrusted to
his care in Columbia and Luserne counlies.
Oy-oltcc on Main Street, opposite tue Rising
sun Hotel
Jan 90. iN49.-v
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Berwick Water Company.

The following Bill, we are happy to learn, has
pissed both branches Of our State Legislature and
become Law
AN ACT relative to the Berwick Water
Company in Columbia County.
SEC. l. BE it enacted By the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the Common :
a0eaith of Pennsylvania in General rs
sembly met, and ii is hereby enacted By
the authority of The same, That J. H..
Young. F. Nicely, NJ. W. Jackson and A..
Il, Wilson, or any three of them, are here
by appointed commissioners to dispose of
two hundred or more shares of new stock
in the Berwick water company, as directed
by the act Incorporating the some'ap-
proved January twentyseventh, one thou
sand eight hundred and eighteen, and an
soon as ten or more persons shall have
subscribed forty or more shares the said
commissioners shall proceed, as directed in
the actaforesaid,to hold an election for five
managers of said company; Provided,
That at said election the holders OF the
stock authorized by this supplement- only
shall be entitled to vote : .4at prOUided
further, That the dividends, if any, which
NAV from time to time be declared, shall be
paid auully to the holders of the new stock
only.
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The Cham bsrsburg Outrage.

Geo Gruin, Esq, the late Treasurer OF Frank.
lin co.. was on the 2sih ult., arrested as the indi
vidual who committed the outrage on the Treas
ury Department, at Ch,mbersburg, as noticed in
our last Democrat. He is presumed to be a de-.
f,nlter to the county and adopted the miserable
pretext of destroying the books to conceal his in
iouit.es. Mr. G. was held to bail
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We invite attention to Gen. raylor's Inaugural -,
in another column, and would also suggest the
appiication of one of Signor AiUear's Goldome.
,srs, to fad ont its merit, as we confess, our ina
blity without some such extraneous aids, to make
the discovery.
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Eastern Dramatic Company.

Theatrical performances have been exhibited
in Bloomsbury for several evenings, and will
continue the present week out, by Messrs.
SchoriIie, Uhitnsy and Plato, assisted by the
Ladies of the two former gentlemen. Their
performance is good, and the parts they les
pcctvcly play are OF the most pleasin charac
ter and prove interesting to the lovers Of amuse-
ment The audience has regularly increased
each evening, and the liberal attendance Of the
Ladies, is a certain guarantee that nothing ob.
scene or ud.ccrous has been exhibited.
0,5- Increased attractions are on the bill, for
Tonight.
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PTRLIC NENNTE.

TEIHE subsrr,b'r wlll expose 10 public sale, At
hs residence in RIoomshurg, on "Wednesday,
the 2sth OF March, the following property, to
Wit. a number Of
Beds and Bedding,
Oop Large Cook Stove, One = r'ur Stow. One
R,ck.way Wagon, One Set ut Hlrrrsa Also,
Chairs, fahlos S',7hS, AMI Cuphoard, Also,
other articles Of Furnitpre.7nd BOTTLES Tumhlarq.
Lionor in the uarrel &C. &c.
" Sale to commence al 10 o'clock Of sai1 day
when conditions will hr made Known nv
TUOMAS C. BOMBOY
EoplGsburg, Marrh l0i lSlg
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
EslQIe Of yamueL Weaper, dlc,d.

NJ Office II hereby gwen that leller at Ad.
~ mlnls'latlon on the estate Of SAMUEL.
WEAVER, late of Orange t,wpslp, Coumb,.
county, deceased have hls day been granted h,
the heglster ol win. lor said county the undel
sg"ed' residing in the said oNnshlp OF Oang
Az persons indebted % said estate are requested
10 make payment, and hose having CLAIM, viii
present them duly authenticated Tor settlement
Jesse COLEMAN,
'l''ch o. Io4s -Ols .fim'r
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BOX FOUND.

WAS F0UND on the ro,d between Blooms.
W hnrl and Ga tav issa On pmh of F., ,bru,-
~. Sq"o" R'r, Suruos,d to q inian a quantity
i rf'arprnll. tools TIE address of Mr. Re,rj
NIiliansr"ri Is On one rnd e said RrY /, hn.
been ei d the American Hotel. in plocmsbp,g
where 'h' ""r"r can h,v" he same, by proyirs
proPer! and pa, ing charges
~ ANhRFW NELLICK, Cd.
Nrr~h $40
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Classical Department.
l. A / | N.

bnillon'S Latin Grammar, Bulion's Latin Read.
er' AnlnonS Cr"Sar, SsIlusl, Virgil, Cicero, 10.
race .foIsohI's Lazy, Leverelt's Latin Lexicon,
G RE Elk.
Bullicn's Greek Grammar, ,Bu,liou's Crrek Road.
er' uIiesoach's n. Testament Xenopbun's Anab.
asls' Aehophun'o Memorabilia, Liddrll ant SCOTS
Check Lexicon.
1t wall be The aim, in this School, 10 impsr, n
the pupils A IHoR0UGH KNOWLEDGE of the
branches studied, TO tdUcate their mind. 10 i'm.
prose MtH mO' ais, and thus to prupare them Iur
honorable places ~ llle.
II L MS.
The Acadeuical year will consis, of A voeks
ne expense per q0arter for tuition and
al contingencies IN the Junior Eng.
llsn department, S2no
IN the Senior Engh,n department, Sa,D5
In the Classical department, $3.50
W Good Boarding, in private families can be
obtained al from 81, 80 to W 90 per week.
References.
e." joseph Paxton, REV. Daniel Stpck.
Hon, Stephen Baldy, }Rev. Joshua Evans,
Hon. George Mack, (Nichae Brob.t, Esq,
John McReynoIds, Esq.
Rloomshurg, Feb. 2l, 1919.
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Market Prices Current
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE DEMOCRAT.
~~~~N~~~~~r~~N>~.~J@~~N~ ~~~~~~N~~~~-~~>SNr~
BioOnsbiiyg, Phiiddeiphid
SiIERIFF'S SALES.

Ry virtue Of a certain writ cf yend. exp, to me
directed will be exposed 10 public sale II the
Court House in Bloomsburg, on Monday, the loth
day Of April next certain lot oI piece oi land
situate IN Brarcre.k township, Columbia county,
containing eight acres, more or less, bounded by
lanJso( Henry Sybert, on the old Huntington
road, aud school house lot, whereon Is erected
one story log house, aad small stable, with the
appurtehanceS
Seized and taken in execution and to be sold as
the property OF John Writ
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HoUsE or REPRESENTATIVES,, }
Harrisburg, 2hlh Februarl. :

I AM srrrISs HeRr, in the House, listen
ing 10 the second and third reading Of local
bills, that our excellent Speaker is putting
through at the rate of forty per hour. 1t lis
great thing TO have competent speaker
Some very clever men, on the floor, fail
entirely when put into the chair. have
seen this in five speakers, and active bust.
ness men. In the nine sessions have pas
sed at this Capitol, we have never had a
better Speaker than Mr. PACKER, and there
have been some very good ones--the best
Messes, Crabb and Snowdon. Mr.. Pack
er | like the best; perfectly posted up
il parliamentary usages, always right in
questions Of order and never at loss. He
is the readiest officer ever saw in the
chair, and, as everybody SAYS, impartial.
Politics or personal friendship have moth
ing to do with his decisions. He is a
"model" Speaker.
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ls;- Maj. SAm'L II. TATE, and JoHN CESSNA,
r.o of Bedford county, have been elected Dele.
gates to the 4th of July Canal Commissioners
Convention, to be held at Pttsburg.
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cen, ". packer.

The SpHitoI The Fines, ofthe 2od olt contains
the iohowlne veil merilcd eolnmendation Of Gen,
FAckre, the present Speaker Of the House OF
Representatives, Asa preshog officer OF the
House Gen Packer has no superior, His dec,s.
icns are lair and hoparlel and made with the
rapldity Of thought. The coincidence Of All par
ties in his imparliality and knowledge Of parlia
cisions have never IN any in instance, been re-
versed, Asa writer, public debater and states
man, Gen, 7, is ono Of the strong msn OF the
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of EH2aJah Barter, Decd.
NOTICE IS hereby given, that letters OF Ad.
~ mlnIslralou on the Estate OF Mrs Elizabeth
uarber, (conSoli ot the late Judge Barber OF Cen.
re connIy,l lae of Bloom township, Columbia
county deeeosrd, have been granted by the Regis.
ter Of Walls Tor said county, to the undersigned
residing in l'oonsburs; all parsons indebted to
said estate are requested 10 make payment, and
lh"s" having demands, will present them duly au
thenticaled iOr settlement
WIN ROBSON
March |, lSl9 fits .AdmiHiS!'dfcr
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n,- The Treasurer oi the Unlled States reports
Sl,76S,267 in hands available tor current exPen'
ses on the 4lstinst
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M,yier-JAmEs McCREARY, Of Cambria CO.,
was recently murdered in that county BY ia'h'
-r and son, formerycitzens of Clearfeld county
named .a,hrqf The difficulty had its origin IN
a domestic feud The Ashcratts have been com
mitted to the Cambria county Jail.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estaie Of Taleaime HocL, iced.

n oliCl' Is hereby gwen that letters Of admin.
~ lHrallon' on The estate of VALENT Ne
uOCk, late OF HemIock township, Columbia
county decd have lh' day been grarted by the
Register oi wis iorsald co, 10 the undersigned
Tesldins ~ Madison township and county aiore.
said, MI polronS Indebted TO said estate, arc
requested To make payment, and those having
claims against said estate will present them n
the administrator property authenticated ,or ,,t.
tlemenl,
JOHN RICHARD,
''''" ~ 'o''--p'N' .1d,HT