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Death of Judge Kline.

Hon. PETER KLINE, one of the Asso-
ciate Judges of Columbia county, died at
his residence in Locust township, on We'd
nesday morning of an affection of the
heart, in the Goth year of his age. Judge
X. was native of Berks county, but has
long time resided in Columbia county, and
held the respective offices of Justice of the
Peace, County Commissioner and Associ-
ate Judge. He was a very worthy citizen,
m honest man and popular officer, and
leaves bereaved wife and seven children
to mourn the premature departure of a
kind father and an affectionate husband
judge KLINE's mortal remains were on
Observation-Disclosures in the Catta.
wissa burial grounds, followed to their last
resting place, by an immense concourse Of
relatives and friends--thus attesting their
respect for the memory of one-of whom
it may truly be said -
"None knew him but to love him,
None named him but 10 praise.h
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The Vacant Judgship.

SAMUEL GREASY, Esq, of Miffiinville,
and STEPHEN BALDY Esq, of Cattawissa,
we understand, are applicants to Governor
Packer for the position made vacant on the
Columbia County Bench, by the demise oi
Judge Kline. Mr.. Badly held this station
some years ago, by appointment, and SUBJ
sequently was nominated and defeated by
Judge Willis. Mr.. Greasy is an estima-
BILE citizen and has never enjoyed either the
honors or emoluments of seat upon the
Bench of Justice.
Gov. Packer must make the decision
betwixt the two applicants for the appoint
ment.
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AN unfortunate politician is our neigh
Dor, DR.. John, of the Republican. Las
spring he was out in flying colors for Gen
Cameron for President. But he slipped
up. Then he was for Col. Taggart, 70,
Governor. Again he slipped up. More
recently, he was for Judge Wilmot, fol
Senator. And again he slipped up. All
unfortunate dictator, truly. is that same
Doctor John.
N. B.-We perceive by his last paper
that Dr. John, does not even know the
name Of the Republican Senator elect. He
calls him Edgar A. Cowan. The Sena-
tors name is EDGAR CowAN.
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A GOOD MovE.-Vice President Breck.
inridge is understood to have prepared an
address to the border slaveholding States,
calling for Convention representing them,
to meet in Baltimore on the 18th of Feb.
ruary, for the consideration of their duty
to themselves, and how to preserve the
Union in the current crisis. 1t is said to
have been signed already by all the Sen.
ators and Representatives from those
States. The call leaves it to the authori.
ties of the said States how to appoint their
representatives to the proposed Conven.
ton.
This is an excellent move in the right
direction, and we hope will result in great
good to the Union. The border Slave
States can do much in the way of arresting
the secession movements in the Gulf States
and we trust there will be hearty re.
sponse to the patriotic suggestion of the
Vice President, not only in the border
States, but throughout the entire South.
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ANAcHRoNIsMs IN ART.-The gossipping
Paris correspondent of the New York E'z-
press gives the following:
A Partisan artist of considerable talent,
but whose early education would appear to
have been somewhat neglected-at least in
chronology-has excited the satircal rid
culc of the critics by sos disant histori-
cal painting he has recently terminated.
The new work purports to represent Chris
topher Columbus on his voyage of discov-
cry to America. The illustrious navigator
is seen, standing on the deck of his vessel,
in an attitude of deep meditation, smoking
fragrant Havana. This is laughablc
anachronism, certainly; but the Paris
painter may find consolation in the refec-
ton that the history of art furnishes fam
Gus precedents for the commission Of
chronological blunders. In one of Van
Dyck's pictures, entitled the Sacrifice OF
Abraham, the venerable patriarch is taking
aim with musket at his son Isaac; and
even the Immortal Raphel has left a work
representing st. John the Baptist, as a
child, gazing at the infant Jesus, and clasp.
ing cross in his hands.
And to put all the great men together
Col. WRIGHT, lately, in a sketch Of the
life of Judge SCOTT; among other blum
ders, spoke of Napoleon having set tc
Reubens for his portrait, whereas, Reu
bens was dead more than hundred years
before Napoleon was poru. xI.-.,-;,-,
| Colonel
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l. jacob Schuyler. VS.. William Ager.
\. Jacob sanders VS.. William Metz.
s. Townsend w. kahlcr, vs.. Daniel Ncyhard.
j. john hc'luigon ct. NJ. vs.. samuel Rh0ne.
.. Nathaniel Il, Rutt r, ct al. Abram NJ Harvey.
o. luvinn Cole, vs.. Aaron LntZ & Wife.
o. Andrew Crtvclins, VS.. Andrew MeIick et. al.
e. clinton d. Herring ct. al VS.. Danlel +. seybsrt.
4. David lost VS. George lIydler.
10. Isaac Tyler, Jacob lie Rim et al.
IL. Francis JUrden ct. al VS.. Esha H Pursol OF al
II. Francis JOrden at. al VS.. Elisha purs.l, ct al
~. Robert J. Lyon VS.. Montgomery Cox, ct. al.
~. lsanc Tyler, W.. Andrew Cfeve,ius.
10. Stephen POhe, VS.. i.inGly w. Wuulcy.
IL. Jacob u. Stlnr, VS., Robert Lyons.
u. John l. lidwig, VS.. Frames X. Weaver.
ID Samuri Fctt' rIIan, vs.. Wright hughes.
~. john Young, vs. benjamin " inirrsteen.
%. J. Wesley unwtnan, vs. Michael Frautz ct al
u. Michael Graham, ct al. j. " Irt. .wsli, al.
-. p McCoum,et al vs. Erastus lIcnder shot, stgl
- Levi kutz, Va. William Linden.
~. George W. Staten, Joseph T.. Long,
-. tn, Maryland Anthar, tc Coal Company, Va. Johu
Ludwig.
20. Philip Winterstcen, VS. Valentine Winterstcen.
-. John Pearr vs. Daniel E-gar It al.
-. Lewis l.owenberg, ct. al vs. John Dyer.
~. Wolf West'er Co. w. Daniel F. Sybtrt.
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GRAND JURORS,
For February Term 1851.

Bloom-Ephrnim Armstrong.
Beaver Ceurge iOngrubergrr
Briarereek Henry Lamon, George Evans. Autrsw
Fowler.
Bor. Berwick John Ruch, Abba Philips.
CIltawissa- Samuel Kostenbauder.
COnyngham- Daniel Il nckiernan
Centre-John Hutton, Elisha " ii, Low.
HGnOck-JOhn Gruber
Jack SON John Rantz.
Locust William Miller.
MontOur-ThOmas Weaver
MadisonJGhn d. Mills, Lewis Schuyler Silas WvIliysr
Mt. Pleasant Thomas J. Wtiliver
hifn-Irnry Iotler, Vim. Fry.
Orange Michael Ilagenbuch.
Pine John Witmire.
sugar af-Richard Kile.
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Our COUNTY STATEMENT.-The Com
missioners and Auditors, during the past
week, have made out the County State
ment 1t exhibits most gratifying con-
dition of the County Finances. Plenty Of
money in the Treasury, with some Sc, ,OOO
due the county, and only about 500 Coun-
ty Orders outstanding, and these "scatter-
ing promises" Mr.. Treasurer FUNSTON, is
ready, waiting and anxious to redeem on
presentation.
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DAVID WILMoT.-It seems that the
question which has SO long disturbed the
Republican leaders of this State, of who
should represent Pennsylvania in the
Cabinet of Mr.. Lincoln, has been settled
by the President elect summoning Mr..
David Wilmct to Springfield. The dis
patch states that Mr.. Lincoln called upon
Mr.. Wilmot at his hotel Immediately after
his arrival, and spent some FIVE hours with
him in the course of the day. 1t is graft
flying to know that Wilmot's devotion to
free soil principles and long and ardent
hatred of the South is about to meet with
an adequate reward. Mr.. Lincoln could
not have selected a man in the State of
Pennsylvania more obnoxious to public
sentiment, particularly at this time, than
David Wilmot. His appointment confirms
the impression that the President elect has
determined to throw himself into the arms
of the radical Republicans, and that he
will concede nothing for the sake of pre-
serving the Union from disruption.
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Gov. PACKERS MEssAGE-The last
Annual Message of Governor Packer to
the Legislature of Pennsylvania, is a
creditably written and respectable State
Paper. 1t exhibits gradual decrease of
the State debt, and the sound condition Of
the financial affairs of the Commonwealth.
Except little evasion of facts, in relation
to the Fugitive Slave Law, upon which
question he should have exhibited more
candor, his suggestions and recommends
tions are mostly opportune,- especially
s----- ,--l;rS. 70 the call of Convention
for the adjustment of our sectional Difficult
tics--and meet with general appreciation.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-12

ADDITIONAL mail facilities are needed
for the accommodation of the citizens of
several sections of Columbia county, which
should be supplied by the Post Office De-
partment, and We have no doubt would be
at once granted, proviaed, they do not re-
quire the establishment of extra service or
expense. A new Office is required at
Eyer's Grove, in Greenwood township, to
be located at Eyer's Mills which would
greatly convenience the citizens of large
section of country, and might be served by
the carrier on the Route between Muncy
and Bloomsbury. One is also much need
ed at Mandenhall's Store and Mills, in the
Southern section of Franklin township,
and should be Immediately granted, as
there is not one Post Office within the said
township of Franklin. Our friends at
Beaver and Monticello, in Beaver town.
ship, are only in the receipt of one mail
per week, we believe, and that is carried
on the wrong day, to meet the interests OF
the good people of those respective sections
GLEAsoNs ILLUSTRATED LITERARY
CoMPANIoN.--This valuable Literary
Weekly has commenced new volume on
the first of January, 1861, in grand style
with new type and new dress throughout.
The COMPANION is an elegant, moral and
refined miscellaneous Family journal. 1t,
columns are entirely devoted to polite Lit
erature, Wit and Humor, Prose and Poetic
Gems. An unrivalled corps of writer's
and artists have been engaged for the COM
ing year, and several new and popular
features will be introduced. Each number
will be beautifully il ustrated In size the
LITERARY COMPANION is some fifteen
hundred square inches, forming man.
moth weekly of sixteen octave pages, and
containing nearly twice as much reading
matter and of more refined character
than any other weekly paper. Terms -
l subscriber, 50; 8 do. sl2, and one gratis.
Sample copies sent free, Published weekly
by +. Gleason, corner of fremont and
Broomfeld street, Boston, Mass.
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TRAVERSE JURORS,

BlOom-Adrinn Vnnhouten John Smith
Bcnton-Richard Stiles.
Briarcrcek-Peter ". Traush John Yost,
Bor berwick George MoBride, James Jacoby.
Brav er-David Fry,
Centre-MoIdeca Hicks Joseph Ruekle Thomas Conner
- John llayman Joseph Conner,
Fishingcreek-samuel Ash, VIM. Mears Samuel Crs,
cling.
Grecnw ood-JameR Manning
Hemlock-Prter Brugler, Thomas j. scrge
Wcnner
Locust-John Yeagcr Jr, Daniel Miller
Miinin-Juhn Keller, Thomas Aten, IIeui Yohs
NJ Pleasant Fri lkeler, George Oman
Pine-JOhn Cotncr,
Roaringcrcek-Abra Wtner
SuRaTloaf-Jrcob Hcrrington SamueI IIrss
Scott-llenry Melick DahIrl NJ, lick
.altawiSsa- -Benlanin Btaver, John Beaver.
Madison-John C. Kinney,
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yUPPINGER's ESTABLISHMENT

For the lberaity with which the Public always have
patrOnzed Henry Zuppinger come see his good hone
he means to show his gratitude by telling facts mol y
empty words, His ambition is not much 10 make mon
ey as to oCcupyH best or Of the best shops ana
be generally appreciated of the best woTkme-
Forgive him this indulgence he shall try to direct
we'll OfcOure, the aboTer whether with head or nan
is worthy of his hire.
New Watches, new Clocks,a lot Of good Jswolryaiu
assortment of glasses for watches, inside and outside
Watch aud Clock trimmings; a good assortI ent Of con
and silver framed spectaccs glasses for ipncag'H
10 suit when spectacies will Sewing Machines Nv"
kinds, aud in tructon 20 work them, &c. &C. All on
terms, surely reasonable for all. o.
Bloomsbury Jan ), l6Gl.
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ELECTION OF UNITED STATES SENA-
Toa.--The Legislature of Pennsylvania ,on
Tuesday last, elected Edgar Co,oan Esq,
of Westmoreland, to the Senate for six
years in the place of Senator BIGLER.-
There was scatterinenS amongst the Re-
publican Buzzards. Judge Wilmoi, was
left out in the cold with no body to care fol
him or to see to his future welfare.
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MooRE's RURAL New YoRKER.-We
have received the new issue-twelfth vol
ume and first number of Moore's Ru-
raj New Yorker. The work is enlarged
and materially improved with new head
and new type, and now certainly stands in
the first ranks of Agricultural journalism.
Published at Rochester, N. Y, at 50 per
annum.
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Appointments by The Commissioners.

Co~nsel.-Jno, G.. Freeze, Of Bloomsbury.
Clerk.-Robert G. Fruit, of Jersey ytown
Mercantile AppraiSer.-Samuel Rim.
bey, Of Madison.
The foregoing appointments, for the
current year, will reflect credit upon the
Board of Commissioners. Col. FREEZE is
favorite with the people of Columbia
county; Mr.. FRUIT is a worthy young
gentleman and has proven to be very eff
fcient Secretary, and our friend, Capt
RIMBEY, is all of clever fellow, and will
make competent officer.
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MEssRs. A. & j. DAY, have disposed of
the "North Branch Democrat" )" to the Rev.
b. B. Emory. Its name and politics are
both to undergo change. We are not
informed what hue its principles will as
sumo, but learn from the retiring Editors,
that it will be denominated the wyoming
Intelligencer.N
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oalco Of the wyoming Canal Company,

ofioe of the Wyoming Canal Company,
- No 30 Jdinut Street Philadelphia.
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLUERS:
The annual meeting OF the StOckhnldci
VIII he held at the office of the company No. $40 Wanu
- III the city of fhilada, Monday January 2st lsOi
between the hours of u and O'Clock at which time an
election will take place for President Vice President
and six managers to serve for the ensuing year,
CHARLES PARRISH, Suy
Jan. 5, 1861
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
CORRECTED HEERLY
M A r r I A G. E S

On the lst inst, by Rev. VIM j. Eyer,
Mr.. JAcoB HARMAN, of Centre township,
to Miss RACHAEL ANN HAYuURsr, Of
Cattawissa, Pa.
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TT WILL CERTAINLY PAY,
AND YOU WOULD HAVE IT,
I r

YOU only knew how UsEFUL, how INSTRUCTIVE
and how ENTERTAINING it's. -
We refer to that first best" that largest IN ost in.
stuotpe, most bedHiH and yet cheapest Journal in tha
world Tor the HOUSEHOLD, for the FARM and iorthe
4 rir In
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LEATHER, LEATHER.

sole Leather, and all other kinds Of Leathers Mo
roccos' LINING and binding, for sale cheaper thar
The cheapest by the undersigned at his Tannery Estab
ishment, IN Light Street, Columbia CO., Pa ALSO
large quantity Of Piastering Hair dry and in good
diti0n, cheap by the bushrl or barrel
w. Cash paid for Hides,
, J. w. sANKEY.
Light street, Jan ), ls6l-3m
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Col. j. DUTToN STEELE, V. P. of the
Philadelphia and Reading Rail Road, has
our thanks for special favor.
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I'D A. A II III y.

In Orange township, December Iath IsGO II lRRIEr L
daughter of David and judith Aehenbarh agui 20 years
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COM M UNICATE D.
Fortho Columbia Democrat.
Lines on The Death Of
HARRIET l.. ACHENBACH.


x,,
The WINERY winn plo"s 'oou ""u snih'
Around the ia'ih houso uo'r'
The makes OF snow ia'i so''' anu s'''''
hlh'u 'ne 'eNnpes' toa''
a hppi"g stream runs mu' ny
uo"" Hs "'nu'hs way
Comes from its banks to-day.
Inc 'ea"ess "ocs hioa" s'"'s' 'oo'
hrouhu 'hat oiu mouse gray.
No twi''enng songster isia 'iew'
10 cheer one soui 'nis any
oh now co's' anu eneef'ess' 'oo
az H"'''' 'oe' "ppo .,L,-
That toward that house do steer.
.
'o'nc' Bon''c 'tie"u' eo"e e"''' "'"'
rha' o'u s.one muse Nv" nv'
'onie' see ""a' Sorro" u"e'e'" '"e'''
'e'' y" "o" s"u 10 sec
l'eau hs"'s, eSt u'y 'oo's'opsJa
lhe peace 'ha' a"ehs around
The Stiffness, SO profound.
poho,d uron ho, Diving he'd
Ias.ts :, 4. .oo,
iii rh.,n rhr;., ham reriv i.,J
s.t,,v dowri;c,,s ,ouid .,r.nw
Her ,ourpev has not been n lengthy one
scoro of ve,rs;s all
Yet ip,ba, bricf time. she's SAFELY won
her ransom from inc iai''
How ead bo,v solc,rn Ia ,be s;qbt
of youth. and beauty stricken low.
Tint souI,s pr.pnrinr for its hisht.
Twi,, soon by called to 20
Ru, see. nh src bov f,;tb and homo
Sustain in Tim, s,d hama,
Th, mo,st.r. D.a,h can nayor roma
With Christs protecting power.
U,rkI sbc snooks.-.como ovorv f,i,us
Nv d,;nr rron,o dr,,y,s,r
And ,h;Ie s,o,l ,r,,,on ,ord
A,,sntion.s Iis,cniny c,rm
Then. sisters. Lrotber. p,,.n,s nil
Draw round that y,.,rd rorm
Tbo ybistlinp wind. e,en then did faI,
lheh eeascu' inc raging storm.
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,tno,, ,h,, co1 ,,';,, .a,,,c,r, ,,,.o
With peace thine hours bcguiIo
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u,,-,s.,,,, ~ 80.
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noman, ,,or.oa aa.,. a,,.ou
And then, for Heaven, start
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'Daushter,io !. shun that sinful way.
somo,;r,o, I,ho,,,,, ,,, ,d,,o.,.,
Yes e,.n .c,f.h and unkind
Thv ooad ,dv;,o o,, ala ,;..,rI
when no,.ri,cd 10 ,nvm;rd
But father, urar, fprriye the r crimca
OfcbiIdbood,s fckIc rs.-s
Dfep, inc above. in thosc sunpv cIimes
Nhsr; now no parting tears.
Nv sistera. bro,bars- kindred der,
Come ne,r,r tn YOUR msto
NV f.Iterinq vo;cn vou .c,rcc b,,,
Come nuickIv Dco,h nj viii gan ,,.;,
Your si,ter.dy;ng words IN vou
A,o tv and s;m,l,. ,.;,,
ha.., ,,,,a
And YOU the port of Heaven will gain.
p.t,,. I,,, o,u,d 90 ,,b
rr,
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80 No~
r.,,n - - ,'
-. ,,a.,,c, f'
-
I'd strive 10 comfort thee.
De"' s's'''' VIII uy'hs nov"
MY orea'h comes ieebiy up
D.a'" ICY mana uoth press my brow;
soo" wiz uraih mes Dit'or cup
you II MISS me- s's'er' "hen I'm gone
IN aii your waning hoCfS'
Some so,iai In, or or.
Wheh morning breaks and days great XII
Lghts up this troub'od earth'
MY voica' with yours no more VIII sing
A'oud WIN soclai mirth'
Ahd' "hoh nj eve you gather round'
IN song, anu solemn prayer;
Sister, you'll miss ne there.
~" Ut "'s"'' v" N'e' ''oi'e'
N nv 'on' ne"f' i" prayer
'oee WI" ia'Se up o"ou 'hfohe'
p,, a.;,.' a.
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List Of T,ials, 70! F,b Term, 1891

January IL, lsGl.-It,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-09-13

By authority ofthe last will and testament
of John HotdeI baum, late OF Bedford ownhip, dee
the subscribers viii offer at public sale, on the Prem
ises, in said township, on TUESDAY, THE ETH
DAY Or OCTOBER, next, the Mansion place OF
said Iced, containing 100 acres 50 pefches, nett
measure, of choice land. About 100 acres clear
ed and under cultivation, ten acres are meadow,
and the quantity can be increased 10 any desirable
extent. There on the premises three springs,
said to be untaIiing, OF which can, with liGte
expense, be made TO supply the house and barn with
running water; there ale also, well and pump at
the door and running water other parts Of the
farm,
The improvements are,-a two story dwelling
house, double log barn, smoke house and other out
buildings; there IS, also, a small apple orchard on
the premises.
This property is about four miles from Bedford,
and adjoins lands of Robert Fyaa, John 6. Ritchey
Jacob Fetter, Henry Beegle and others; and con-
nected with il IS small bottom, or island at Duu-
ning's Creek, containing acres, u perches, which
viii be sold at the same time.
Possession given on the Ist day Of April next
Sale 70 commence at 10 O'Clock. wh en- the terms
will be made known. ADAM II. DIBERT,
JNO. MOWER,
Sept 2O,-lt. Executors.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-09-13
.OCKET BOOK LOST.

The subscriber lost on the Road
leading from Bedford to Hollidaysburg, on s'Baek
Oak Ridge on Thursday, the 9Th day OF SePtem-
Der, inst, his pocket book, containing thirty five
dollars IN bank paper, and nunher of promissory
notes amounting to over SI100, ,00--one on Abrm.
H. Grlffeth for Si25,6s,--oue on John GU fifth for
500 0O0-Jesse Griffith for s 100, 90, ,-F. D. Beegle
for SI70, 90, and others. The finder win much o.
bhge BY returning the to the subscriber resi-
ding in ST. Clair Township, or to .llo. 7. Reed in
Bedford, ard VIII be we'll aud suitably rewarded.
Sep. 10, '6t. SAMUEL GRIFFlfH.