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SHERIFF'S SALES.

by virtue Of sundry writs Of vcndiiioni eSpon as
and ievari Acios, issued out Of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas Of Columbia county, 10 me directed, will
Bloom sburg. or SATURDAY, the 18th day of June,
1867, at ~ o'clock, A. NJ the following real estate TO
wit:
A certain lot of ground situate in Conyngtam twp
Columbia county containing one acre more or less'
bounded the west by lot late of William Ashmun,
on Tie north by publ road lead ING to Germantown
and on the cast and south by lands Of the Locust
Mountain Coal and Iron Company. oil which is erect
ed two story stone house with the appure nancGs.
Seized, taken in execution end 10 be uciG as The
proI eTy Of William Lavel!.
ALSO,
A certain tract orland situate in Locust town ipr
Columbia county, containing ffty-sx acres more o
less. bounded the south bv lands of David kreish,
er and Henry Cable the west by Henry 6sbl!, ON
the north by Henry Knapp and on the east by lands
Of Abram and David Kreisher, wherein 10 erected
log h"nse and log barn, with the apprrtenances
Seized, taken in execution and TO be sold US thc
property Of lohp Perry.
ALSO,
A.cerain piece ofiand situate In FisLinrcyeck Twp.
Columbia County, containing thirty acres more or
less bounded on the south by lands Of Daniel Force,
on the west by lands of Alex. Cramcr, the north
BY lands Of Joseph Coleman and on me cas-! b, Land
ling house and . frame stable, with the appurte'
nances
Ss,zed, taken in execution apd to be ,cid as the
. ALSO,
A. certain 10, of ground situate in the Borough Of
CenGs!ia. Columbia comfy, containing Two lots,
fifty feet front and hundred and forty feet deep,
bounded on the east by Caawissa street, on the west
by - street, on the south by an Alley aud on the
rth by lot of Henry jasper, on which is erected
two story plank house. blacksmith shop, with tho
appurtenanCes
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as the
propsrty Of Stephen ThDmas.
ALSO, ...
AG that certain tract of land situate in Roaring.
creek township, Columbia county, doinny lands Of
judah Cherrington, Joseph Zimmerman, other lands
Of the said estate of g. Coxe deceased, and others,
bounded and dcsceibed follows TO wit: Beginning
at double chestnut olk, the north western corner
Of tract of land surveyed in the name OF Henry
6hater by virtue Of u warrant dated the 18th day Of
November A. y. 1903, and running thence by land
Of judah Cherrington, south Gtecn ,degrees ninety
eight perches 10 post. thence north eighty SIX and
one Gnarter degrees east, one hundred aud seventy
Ave and half pcrches to post, thence north fife EN-
degrees west, ninety eight perches to u chestnut
oak thence SOU IN eighty six aud quarter degrees
west one hundred and seventy five and half per.
ches 10 the place Of beginning, containing hun.
dred and seven and seventy eight perches neat
measure. 1...
Seized, taken In execution and to be sold as the
property of George iartzel
SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff.
Bloomsbury, hiay sa.
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M A r r ] T. D..

On the seth ult, at the house of Frank.
lin Shuman, in Catawissa, by the Rev. VIM.
J.; Eyer, Mr.. Stephen Michael, TO Miss
Ellen Zimmerman, both of Beaver Valley,
Columbia County, Pa.
ON the same day, at the same place, by
the same, Mr.. Levi Michael, to Miss Eliza
beth Herman. both Of Beaver Valley Col
umbia County, Pa.
On the 2Sth ult., by the same, Mr.. Joseph
Miller, Of Union Township Schuylkill Coun-
ty, Pa, to Miss Mary Croll, of Blackcreck
Luzernc County, Pa.
On the I'd inst, by the Rev. William ].
Eyer, Mr.. William j. Farren, to Miss
Leanda Weaver, both of Catawissa, Pa.
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e@r By advices from St. Louis as late as
The 29th ult, information of the great diff
GUILTY and danger from the Indians of
Montanais given. Much excitement ex.
lists in the Territory on account of Indial,
outrages. The Goyerncr has announced a
plan Of operations to retalate aud calls for
volunteers, arms, horses, &c. Volunteers are
coming forth rapidly and are placed in com.
mand Of Gen. Meager, who has summoned
six hundred mounted men to immediate SER
vice assuring chem that they may hold to
themselves individually whatever horses,
arms and other spoils they may capture. =
He says the general govemmen. has left
him to his own resources and he will move
and act en- his own responsibility. The In.
dians are not only mafdering men women
and children, travelling over the plains, and
rcbbing and plundering on routes, but the
Sioux Indians have confederated with the
tribes in the mcsntairs and planned an at.
tack to plunder, burn, murder devastate
Virginia and Helena cities and other towns
in the territories. i'1 ~ 92
There seems to be no etfectual way to treat
with these savages, except by extermina.
tion. Gen. Meager, with bis force ofsturdy
settlers, who are not only interested in re-
.apect to property, but in personal safety will
not fight with gloves on, and we may expect
soon 20 hear of some havoc among the saya-
ces
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Y,HE COLUMBIA HOUSE.
B.A. .sTOHNER Proprietor

This Isa new stand atsiy Cited up for the accommo
datiua of the travelling public generally situated on
Main Street. few doors above the Court Houso on
what is known as the "Robbison property" II is
centrally located In tie town, 9st plensent place
for tuests to stop ,bGides being that part Of town
wheEe the majority of the bSsincss is being done,
The proprietor fecls couiident that he 10 prepared
TO give genera ion TO his guests and would
solicit fair portion Of the public patronage.
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r. RRORS OF YOUTH.

peS pesS 'G1 nn al ;S s
youth ful iudiscreton, will Tor the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free to al who need u,tho recipe
which he was cured. sufferers wisliing to profit BY
the ADVERTISERS experience, can do so by addressing
in perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN. - Cedar
Street. New York. May ~, 1867.
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EAsY.-The cheapest way to make last
years bonnet in fashion this spring, is to
place tho old enc on o clean board, and then
smash itwitha stick Of wood. 10 those
ladies who are short CT stamps and yet wish
TO be m'the fashion, we would advise the
above experiment. A bonnet done up
by the 'slnashin' process would be just as
fashionable. ms. many ofthe love Of . thing
now worn. t- .t.. ...,
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
,BLooMsEURC. COLUMBIA COUNTY, IA;

The undersigned having pu rchased and lately re.
fitted ihis weil'snown nonse situated on MAIN sT..
,mme dintc'y opposite the Court House. respectfully
House Is now ~ order for the Accommodation and
entertainment Of travellers. 80
he mas spared no pains In preparing the Exchange
for the entcrai nncnt and comfort of is puess III;
tion 49, '0"' '"eo'
and the different railroad Depuss by which nav
WI DC conveyed 10 ana from the respective stntions
April 20, 1867. - @"N'oN
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BeT CIRCULATE DEMOCRATIC PAPERS. -
The time has arrived when every Democrat
should select one Of his Republican friends
and try to make a Democratic voter out Of
him. The Sinso the party now in power are
fragrant, and the leaders are accusing each
other of so many crimes, that all good men
will want to leavei it. There isa great deal Of
good that ean be done now by circulating
Democratic papers. TAs Radicals have for
teitedall claims to a farther control of the goy.
eminent and all that is nowaecesssry to prove
this to the misguided masses, is the circula.
ton of the facts through tue peoples Inc.
dium, the Press.
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SENTENCED. -Chas. Williams, the nisn
who robbed the pest Office in Lock Haven,
couple of weeks since, wss last week con-
yicted Of the crime before the United States
Court at Httsburg, and Sentenced BY Judge
McCandlsss to ten years imprisonment m
the Western PAniteotiary. -S- ~, "a
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PuritunicaI DespOtisn,.

The rule Of the RepuolicaE party, which
is a lireal descendant and heir of the Puritan
party of New England, is marked, at every
step ofits progress, by intolerance, proscrip-
ton, and persecution. IN 1898, they made
it criminal for i man to kiss his wife on Sun
day, and burnt and drowned old women on
the absurd charge of witchcraft. In 1867
they are repeating the same Or like acts Of
cruelty and despotissn. Not content with
imposing their pharisaical discipline and
legislation upon the people Of Massachu-
setts and its contiguous States, they arc
seeking to extend them over the wliole
country. While setting negroes crazy i'll the
South with the widest ideas Of equality,
and asrarianisn,, they are abridging the re.
served natural rights Of the white people oil
the North by means of the most imperti.
pent and vexatious sumptuary laws. Here
in Pennsylvania, they deny the laboring
classes, who are the majority of the commu
nifty, the liberty to get out Of the sitting
and fetid air Of the city into the green field.
of the suburbs, with their wives and chill
dren, on the Sabbath, which is their only
day of rest and refreshmeut in seven and
true to their old Instinct of crushing the
will of many under the power of the few,
they have even denied to the masses the
democratic privilege of expressing thei,
wishes on the question by suffrage. Having
interdicted the egress of the population
into the country, BY means Of the Sunday
cars, they next seek to aggrsyste the niser,
Of their close imprisonment in the city On
the only holiday Of the working million, by
means Of the sunday liquor law. Thus
will it come TO pass that vast majority Of
the people will be denied all solid enjoyment
within the wells Of the Metropolis and pre-.
vented from seeking health and innocent
recreation in the suburbs.
These NE fair specimens of the sort Of
government which the puritanical Yankees
will, i'll the end, seek to enact laws prcscri.
bing what man shall eat and what he shall
drink, when lie shall rise up and when he
shall lie down, 'howhe shall pray aud where
withall he shall be clothed.
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Model Temperance Missionary.

Mr.. A. r. Bates, who was brought before
the Public Court, at Chicago, few days
since, charged with having drugged and
robbed some one, thus addressed the magis-
trato in his defence: =
At this moment, sirsyou may despise me,
but before ] finish you will pity me. am
Christian-one c of the Lords guerrillos.--
They fight for the Christian faith on their
own hook, am also missionary. ] try to
make people sign the temperance. pledge.
l don't belong to tho regular society for
that purpose. Our ways of doing the thing
differ. Mine is the best. I don't have to
beg for money as they do. Ny system is
selfsupporting.
] often say jokingly to myself and family
that we are Bates for Incorporate people.
The joke is original with me, and don't
want any Of the reporters 10 pass il of as
their own
The way convert people to the temper
ance cause is this: When I sec man
about to drink I drug the liquor. When
he sleeps, I take all the Money and valua-
bles he has. Ispoil bis clothes, and some
times beat him
Then l put him in .he gutter, where q
policeman can find him. But first fill his
pockets full oftraets showing the evils of in
temperance What is the result?
That man is brought here aud Gncd IS
for drunkenness lie finds all his money
gone, and his clothes spoiled. Thus does
he see and feel the effects of incompetence.
It is better than thousand tracts.
Then he reads few of the tracts in his
pocket, and they complete the good work.
lie goes and signs the pledge. l have
thus saved that man from drunkard $
grave. All honor to me.
The money and yaluabies which I get
from him are enough to support me until |
find another man TO convert. | know that
the world may mistake my motives, but
you, Judge, will not. You will say at
once.
"Let the missionary 20. lie is one anaopg
many"
And SO ! am. Once 1 converted all s,tnt
ofmine in this way. 1t cost, her $3.50 bu,
she does not drink any more. 1t is swee,
to me to think how many soa1s I have saved
and how much it cost them to be saycd.
Mr.. Bates was required 10 appear before
the Records Court.
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WELI-TRIED REMEDIES

w u i III IL 1 r. u Il Fl NJ u DITS.
RUssEI.I.s ITCH OINTMENT, an immediate
ana certain cure 25 cts.
horses,
RUssEl.L's SALT RHEUM OINTMENT,
- uneanaled 50. cts
ECssELL'S rtLE OINTMENT, cures. AFTER al Q,bcr
remedies bave faIed, 81 90
Ihsse o'htmehts are certain, safe, and reliable
specifics, as thousands have and are daily
For sale BY all Druggists and medicine dealers
Gene RAJ Depot at PlNCHCT. GEUEN & HOBART
wich), New York.
June S leGf-3 IN,
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ECEiPTS TO THF "COLUMBIA
LII DEMOCRAT,"
FROM MARCH To suNE 1867.

FROM MARCH TO JUNE 1867,
II: zimmerman s 25 SOL Sterner Esq. 4 so
Wm. Snyder SEQ Joseph Barkley Al 90
Estate y: Snydsr 90 A. G. Beidleman 3 so
James Wright so Moses Everett 3O0
Brookens Potter 500. p. Kester 30G
Jonas kisner 800 Est. ID. Mordan 200
Ghas: Conner $50 Gera Hover $50
Jacob 5. Hess 10 90 NJ. NJ. Traugh 45O
Andrew Hess $50 William Eyer SO
Benl. Bomboy 40 Peter Mostaller 600
DIV. Armstrong 2 80 Henry Metz Est. | Is
JAS S. Simpson 64
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O. c. kAHLER,
Counselor aud Attorney at Law,
BLOOMSBURY, Pa.

Woud anaounce to his frieuds and the public id
general, THAT he has resumed the Practice OF Law
again. Conveyancing aud all legal bisincss promptly
attended to.
over Eyer & Meyers Drug Store.
bloomsbury, May ], 1867. -w. ..r. --'-
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT IN

~and for The C6unty OF Columbia In the matter of
the estate Of ELIAS DITTERiCK, late OF Montour
iawnship. de ceased. And now to wit May ninth.
1867; the Court appoint e. b, Brockway Esq, auditor
10 make aisr butiun Of the balance in the hands of
John q. Quick, administrator. TO and amongst thc
JERsg COLEMAN, Clerk
The auditor above named will attend lo the Idutes
OF his appointment. t.his office In bloomsbury on
O'Clock. a. r., nt which time and place all persons
having claims against said estate must present them
or be deearred from claiming share in the same
,C.,B. BRoCEVAY, Auditor.
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bJ" Joseph II. jackson, a prominent
lawyer Of Ppqghkeepsie, was dangerously
wounded on Tuesday, by pistol shot fired
from revolver in the hands of an insane
son.
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:oeA- The sad remains Of the slate lament.
ed Lincoln administration has bought of
Russia about fifty thousand Esquimaux and
an indefinite quantity Of the polar ice, to
which they are indigenous. The Ef5un,
estimates that it will cost the Government
q. C., the remains Of the late iamented'' y
three hundredthousand dollars head to kill
of these -Esquimaux. And seven -tenths
Of the clergy of the United States will pious
ly cay, serued The rascals right for not being
negroes! What business have they to be
Esquimaux instead Of negsoes?-"Swect.
scented darliHgs," as Carlisle humorously
calls them in the idiot face Of Exeter Hall. =
Old Guard
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NJ Rev. Julius Degmere was ar
rested at Erie, Pa, on Tuesday, on th,
charge Of embezzlng $4,000 worth Of rev.
enue stamps. He was Radical.
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n@- Hon. Albert Smith, formerly Rep.
resentative in Congress from Msine, died in
Boston yesterday, aged "a years.
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B-D" The war spirit is fairly aroused in
Montana aud the settlers prove themselves
to betrue sndworthy uephews of Uncle Sam
The present outrages of the Indians have
brought about this beligerent state of af-
fairs. War meetings were the order Of the
day in Virginia City on the I'd inst, and
several companies Of volunteers were orga-
nized within twenty-four hours General
MEAGHER, who is upon the scene Of disturb
ances, has issued proclamation for GOO
mounted men, for immediate service.- -
'"MEAGIIER of the Sword assures his ques-
trian volunteers that they will have full lib.
erty to appropriate and hold whateyar spoils
the fortunes Of war may throw in their way.
The General gives as q reason for granting
this license, "that the Federal Government
has thrown him upon his own resources. I"
1t is not improbable that the savagcs of
Montana are even now receiving prompt
and well ,nerited casigation. That they
will be made to suffer severely by an armed
force, authorized to plnder them, there is
rno doubt. But in Montana the war has
been forced upon the whites, and the force
Of circumstances compels the authorities to
try the efficacy of hosting their willy adyer-
saries with their own petards."
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TIL Il III EALING POOL.

AND HOUSE OF MERCY.
Howard Association Reports for YOIJNC MEy
on the CRIME of SOLITUDE, and the ERROR :
ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the manly
powers, aul create impediments 10 MARRIAGE
witc sure mcans Of relief Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes. free OF charge. Address DR.. J. sKILLjN
HouG'l1UN, Howard Association. Phiiadeiphip, q, ia.
June 5, la67.-Ii. ~"
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Few A4sAERTsSEtgENTS.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNEI
Slid

The 20 Part nership heretofore existing between
ilntchison & Ash. In the tanning business in Fish.
ingcreek, Columbia County, was dissolved on the
91'h day OF March 1867, Thy mutual consent. Those
having accounts to ettle present them for sdju
dicatiOn TO either meu:ber of the firm.
HUTCHiSON & ASH,
Fishingcrpek, June S, 1867
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Parents and Ciildren.

There is nothing better, nothing safer,
nothing 60 sure Of bringing forth the right
fruit in the eud. than truth. Tell your
child The truth. Tell him that obcd;euoe
requires unpaid sacrifices. Tell him that
he need not expect that purse Of gold
will drop into his hand the moment he de-
nies himself Of u coveted pleasure. Tell
him that the path of duty is often terribly
hard, and seldom leads to an oil well, Or u
seat in Congress, or brown stone front
house. Tell him that virtue sometimes
brings thorns, enemies, neglect. But tell
him that itis virtue nevertheless; the bright
ost, the noblest, and the best of gifts, and
whsteyer COMES Of goodness it is the one
thing desirable, itself above all price.
Make him feel that obedience is pleasure,
that goodness is delight, that love is alto
gcther lovely, and he will not expect to be
paid for the smallest service and be tempt
ed to withhold a Kindness when he is not
sure Of a Esward. Parents must cease up
pcaling to the appetites and avericc Of their
children if they would have them anything
but selfish and sensual,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-05

THE LIQUOR LAw.-The following was
the vote upon the liquorhifl in the Senate,
uponits final passage
YEAs-slessrs. Bigham, Browne of Law
renee; Brown, of Mercer; Coleman, Con-
nell, Cowless, Fisher, Graham, Haines, Ian
don, M'Conaug,,y, Royer, Shoemaker, ,Stutz.
man, Taylor, White, WorthiRgton and Hall,
Speaxer-lS.
NAYs-Messfs. Burnett, Davis, Dono.
van, Glatz, James, Ridgway, Randall,
Schall, Scaright and Wallace--lO.
The yeas are all Radicals and the nays all
Democrats, except iiidgway. Jackson
name is not recorded.
In the House there was no call of the
yeas and nays, consequently it is impossible
to tell who voted for or against the bill.
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STEELEs HOTEL, ..a
WILKESBARRE, PA.
WILLIAM .B. KOONs,

NV FhUPKIETUK.
(Successor of Mr.. Hofford.
Mr., Rooms has lately t,kcn charge OF this paru lar
and well established house, and will be pleased 10
see his old friends give him a call He Is a capital
d, April 10, iaG7. r"1 - IS,
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Two WAYs.-About one man in hun-
dred, is drunkard, a worthless pest in So
ciety and 4 disgrace to his race One plan,
a popular plan, Gcary plan, q drunken
Legislative. plan, is to destroy all the Hotel
property i'll the State, send the landlords to
prison, punish the ninety mine for beiag So
ber men, and lionize the drunkard for get.
ting drunk the other is TO send the drunk
ard to prison for his crime, where he will
keep sober, and not punish Tie other nine
ty-nmc who are not guilty Ct crime. Pro-
hibition is nothing more ror less than q re-
versal Of the common principles Of justice !;
it Furnishes the innocent and encourages
crime. We are we'll aware that our opin-
ion Oh this subject differ with many others,
but we baleve they arc founded OH truth
We hold that drunkenness is q .cpime, and
tie only practical plan for supprcssing
crime. is to punish it. Furnishing innocent
persons merely for the purpose of setting
coed examples for criminals, is spreading on
philanthropy a little thicker than fallen hu-
man nature will bear. Prohibition has
been tried in New York, all the Eastern and
some of tho Western States, and proved a
perfect failure. Shall we have the farce tri
ed in Pennsylvania p Columbia HguM
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COncealment Of BeDtilss Biary


lhe Springfield Republican,, speaking of
Booths diary and its failure to connect Mr..
Davis with the assassination, gives an cx-
PLANTATION of its concealment not very hattcr-
ing either 10 Secretary Stanton or Judge
Holt:
The most probable explanation of the
false mystery that has been thrown over
this whole matter is after Secretary Stan
ton and Judge Holt, mislcd by the periurer
Conovcr, had adopted the theory that Davis
was in the plot, and had induced the Presi-
dent to offer reward for lis apprehension
as an assassin, the pride of consistency and
unwiIlngness to csrrcct mistake, which
prompts TO large share Of human follics,
induced them to maintain their first theory
after they were convinced that it could not
be true. One false step in this direction
made others necessary, and the mystery has
been cultivated and amplifed in various
ways, until a great many people supposed
there must be some reality behind it, The
peremptory order Of the President for the
publication of Booths diary against the
wishes of Secretary Stanton and Judge
Advocate Holt pricks the bubble and it col
lapses and disappears altogether. The only
other point made clear BY the publication of
Booth diary is that hswasa decided mono
maniac, if mot utterly insane If the article
he says he left for publication in the Ma
tional MteNigencer could be found it would
doubtless strengthen this conviction.
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Democratic state Convention.

The Democratic State Committee, st its
meeting, on January 29th, ut Harrisburg,
adopted the following resolutions: -
lst. That the regular Convention Of the
party, for nominating candidate for the
Supreme Bench, be held at Harrisburg, or
the Second Tuesday Of June, 1867, at twelve
o'clock NJ, and that said Conventioabe com.
posed Of the usual number Of delegates.
End. In addition thereto, it is reeommend-
ed to the Democracy Of Pennsylvania to
forthwith elect, in the usual manner. two
delegates, Of recognized position and intiu-
ence in the party, for each Representative
and Senator in their respective district, who
shall meet in Mass Convention, at Harris
burg, on day to be fixed by the Chairman
Of the State Central Committee.
BY order Of the Democratic State Com,
WIN. A. WALLACE, Charman.