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Shc llSagnesbitrcj Republican, cincsbay, 55amTatg 22, 1868.
fctit Way nf sbu vg g cpuMirau.
VItKIVAI.S AND nr.lWUtt.'HM OF THE
M A 1 1 .S TO A Ml K 1 tO M V A V M'HB I' Rl J :
From WaynisilnirK to Waynesnnrit. arrival,
WViniseinys, 7S i. m.; di'purlit.-, Wednesdays,
,. in. IvlHjoileyiown.j
From Vnyniwliurn to Willow Treo, arrival,
1 WoOniwiluyi, II u. w.; ilcji.irturi), Wu'iniwdayii,
lim.
nim Washington Pa. to Waynesfours, arrival
dally, TUn. iii.;(exiio'tsiindiiyivilr.ar'.urii dally,
HU a. hi., (vx''eil u'tlayst.
'from Itifu'a Ivindlng to Waynesburc arrival
Ully, , p. Hi., oxeept Sun Jay .i,; departure dally,
Ii, ft. m., (exeeptsuii'iuy.sj.
From NV'ayiuishuir. Pa. to f'amnron, W. Va.,
arrival, Tuesdays an iSatiinlays, 5, p. m., dopar
turn, Mondays and F rldiiys, s,a. rn.
From Wiiyncsbuntto Went Alexander, Wash.
Co., l'a., arrival, Suturdays, 7, p. m., departure,
Frldaya, 7, a. in.
From WavnusbuiK to Morcmtown, W. Va.,
arrival, Wednesdays, 5, p. m., departure. Thurs
days, S, a. in.
From Wnyni'sburji to Mld'Uohournn, W. Va.,
arrival, Wednosdayii, 5, p. in., departure, Tues
Uaya, 4, a. m.
Naw Advkrtiskmrnts. Tha attention of
our readers 'a specially directed to the follow
ing aJverllaemonls, which appear fur the flrat
lime in, our paper to-day.
Wore for sale B F. Bally.
New Literjry EntHrpriseU'-'O. G. Evans.
Little Corporal A. L. Snwcll.
Pay Up T. HrauVn it Co.
Agents Wanted .lonca Bros &. Co.
Public Sale M. Thoruas & Sins.
Hanltrupt Notice 'I hos 11. Rowley.
Public Siile-C 1'. V mv
Mreat Harsjuius N. C'hrk fe Sra.
Hours at Home C. Hcrihner & Co
We see it announced that a Rev. Win F.
Claughton.of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
.SWA, will preach in the Court House lu this
place on. Sunday, Feb. 2, I SCR, at 2 o'clock.
A great ciirlosity to hear this reverend gen
tleman leads us to give the requiicd publicity
in nr,i,,r ii,ni lift mnv nen h in I lrn-oni. ,e
hoPotoh,arhisbt political elT.rt. IfpM-jJ,,,, 8 lc ing Vigor mil
sible a condensed reproduction of all the r- WMU 0B. ,imu out , tho 8ahoS,1 nred Hl
mons he preached in the lower end of this , lwice. B lM M Oorlev
C0UnlV , . . "f ,lwlu ,ru'-'k 0UB "m,n U ' S'
m... r..,.....;;T i !,- .,. .,.,.1 ivarm .Johnson, who, with two or three others, were
It only can ue done by getting a pair of the
fur overshoes at Shirk & Sutton's. JtM new
and selling at ct, among their closing out
sales.
PatMK toasted and green colfeea, a".
S3,
30 and Uocts per lb, at N. II. McClelUnd's.
Waken Ui'! Those persons who design I
taking the benefit of the Bankrupt Aet pawl :
laBl March, must filn their anplioations with J
B. Donley, at Waym-sburg, Register for thin
TU.,.!.I t.nr,..n O.i.l r.f f......1, .,,, vim,.
. .. , . i .u i
indebtedness, as that provision in the law is
rondo to take effect on that day. The law as
it now stands is extremely lenient to the j
debtor. The number ol applicants m tins
,.i..,.. In lb', rwn-nlmul
county is five
V Two have been discharged
ni4lrirl IwpntV.
..r Juhiaamoimlinirii, I li- iiiM'reiral.i to 93:0.-
O0.
Other applicants aro ready for dis-
T...- O .r. I,-. .l,,.trv I 14 f.ir.'ll
the title to the living breath of fragra.it bios
aonis, and this floral soul-this (piiutessmce of
.. , , r
ollactory luxuri'-s-elsts, in its lull perfec-;
tioll, In Phalon's ''Night-lilooming Cereus "
limkliin r.nylr. .
quality, at N. II. Mcl.'li iladd'B.
Fon Hoots orS:i'..-...ood.an.t cheap at Ust, '
call at Shirk & Sutton's.
,.i i
A Oukknk Coi:mt OrtieiAi.li "Tiir r.vn ;
Wkst." We see by u Denver rity papi r tint
Mr. Hvde M. HiKik, a i'oriui-r citizen of W ay
..h, r.r nm..U,..u In t!,,.,oiui.-:ihlel.1,s'Cion of
Mayor in heyninc City. Colorado. The
City is nf but littlo more than live months :
growth, is the present terminus, Wet, of Mn
Pacific Railroad and boasts its corporation ;
and Mayor. Mr. Hook is ennagi.d in Ibc .
livery business ftlld ralliel eX'-enaiV'-iy, Ave j
should judge, from lhe fact that in the nion'h :
ending Dec. I, ISi'7, l.is tii'in i'M a aus'mess .
with ft National Bank In Denver :inv--ur.ting to
9t,l. The paper states th'-y have thv lar-'
" '.. '. ' .. .
gest ivcrv ostabbsliinent west o: Llucago.
We are pleased to hear ol preferment bestow
ed upon Greene Cun'ians abroad and of He ir
success in business.
TilK Washington Pa., Ktporfr is to have a
i. t.i- i..... ,t!,. .;!. 41.,,;.. i.naiv
rUVh-U'nill'l, III IJIM.III-I "I'll lUtu ni ,-,
lishmcnt and the paper w ill soon be printed in ',
an enlarged quarto form. We are gbul to see .
the announcement. ,
, ;,.,.
.ui un.is, iuj n,..is-.,..i.. m.u.,.,...,.. j ,
m tl.n u-hit-Un -.tinTwi ' Yes i.nil
nj io.i.. , i
voud better hurry up mA secure a uar
galuinDry Goods, Clothinir. Trimmings, or!
snmothing of the kind, at Frank. McGnrgan's,
. before he sells out
Tiik Small pox is not in Cameron ns report
ed lust week, but In a family two miles from
that place.
Levi Oaiuietts Best Snuff, retail or at Pius-,
burg prices, at N. II. McClelland s.
fVns place to buy aslowlasyon want and
'trot exiod coods is lit Shirk & Sutton's, closinz !
out sale. Sec Advertisement.
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,H'--AU r" Knowing themselves -
lHJ..Vi-j A il. n Am. ..I T n.rl.,n t. r -.-ii
indcb.edtothcnrmofT.nrnden A Co., will
please to call immediatelv and souare up!
their account. The books of the firm must be
Closed.
1 i 22-St
T. JiBAiies & Co.
CnLMNS I)W. A lot of corn stullcrs, i
sletghsgilBii asd slciuh-bella, Just received and
for sale low for cash, at T. Braden & Co-,. I
Dows among the dead men, are, at this ;
moment, rr.ousftnds who might have been
alive and well had they used that great life
preserver, Wantiioti Bitters. Let the living
lay it to heart that they arc the best known
remedy for all dyspeptic complaints, stomach
derangements, and general debility. As a
delicious cordial, combined with great tonic
virtues, their equal cannot be found.
Delicate Females, Clergymen, Merchants,
lawyers nnd persons of sedontary bit'iita
particularly those who arc weak and suffer
with mental depression, are greatly benefited
by these Bitters
. MaonolU iVateb. A delightful toilet arti
clesuperior to Cologno and at half tho prlco
Hearts are no! trumps In the great game
"orUfe. Frank McGurgan's Notions and Trim
"miugs, Clothing, Hats, Caps. etc.. are chiefest
ahaong those who admire the beautiful.
Tn way tc avoid many of the thousand ills
the human family Is heir to, Is to drop Into M
C. & II. Bell's, Sayer ' corner, and get your
self a pair ot their nice, cheap and durable.
Water-proof Boots or Shoes, and keep yonr
feet dry this Bloppy weather. It you think
you can't afford a new pair, get a pair of
sums and put over the the old ones.
J Fpa bargains call at Shirk & Button's. '
Cftnict Potatoes by barrel or bushel, pure
white oominey, very fast Goalicn cheese and
Candies, and notions of all kinds, at N. II.
McClclhnds
Bests Consequent upon the noui np- 1'a Mill. The Washington Reporter
prosch of April 1, "moving day" In thess! snys: A paper niill 13 about to bo established
paru, the su',cct of routs U beginning toe-jit I'annoDs'jurjr, and w uadaretand the site
cite attention. 8u far as we ar lalonncl baa already been selected below the town.
every houss, store-room, every thing 'to let"
his alreadr been taken up, and at an Increase
rather than deducilon from old rates. There
Is a demand that cannot Is supplied as yet
la Yynuiburg, fjr business rooms ind dwel
ling homes. We hew cf active preparations
makiug for huilJirij next summer and the
tew plaiiisg taill will g:ea'.ly frcllitite the
wo:k. It luaj cost considerable to erect
houses ist now, but of one thing we are
certain, that when up they yUl 1 from ten to
fifteen per cent, lor tne capital Invested,
and are what we should deem, infa and valu
ab c investment If native prlda and capital
don", soon tske hold ol the woik we should
like to see simo enterprising foreigner Step lu
and locket thn cash. There are no leu than
half-a dona tumble-down rat harbors, (we
oujht to petition the legislature to have them
abated. ) on Main St.. occupying the best sites
Id our town, which no one but their owners
would regret to sec in ashes.
n.aiiM ins Oysters, by the can, and Mar
vin's crackers all kinds atN. II McCleliand's.
S loonso Arruw. On the l3tu Inst , In
Uuloctown, a man by the name of Alfred
G'j:ley, b.iMUihg lutoxicated and unruly,
wait force J out of the saloon ol John M.tuu
way. II
hnmed'.atelv assaulted tbe h"U;,e
with stones, . buttles, etc. A warrant was
IfsucJ for his arrest, but the constable to whom
tl was given to osecuie u snuouuiy .aaen
. i; r;j aai weut tlom,j naj t0 utlj
Oorlev,
:n . I ........ ast ..i ..-!,
! ""8 " "f tlle L'uiu'J 8,a,"
me sa.oou
: '" nu aiacoerca u.u
I nil had rnterl the right side of the rilit
breast, uud passed under tile ar:u, lodging!
j under the shoulder blade. Thn physirlaus
think tiw wound not at all dangerous. John-
son is a young man and Is operator of tho At -
lantlc uud I'aciflc Telegraph Company. After
the shootin,', Hiiuoms Lewis was sent for, and
nrresied Oorlev, and fined him fivu dollars for
being the cause of all this trouble. No olher
arrcsis have been tntdo.
Pmp. White Carbon Oil, fcity cuata per
; K iion, at McCleliand's.
Ltt,j:.KV Emeiii'Uiji:. Great liber
' ""'J ,m ""M'"t of the publishers IU),000
'' ""''r,',:1 to Hie sub.ieribeis. Novel plan
', 10 10 :nc:U laig
ciiculation. Wu have been
j """' " -"""'i
I mui;ii.llie, isuru on un cuuieij new jnuu j
Messrs. Kvans idi., nubli-Oiers. From our
i 1, 1" jrti..u nomlfilirl In II, lu ..... I
j terpris?, we loel justified In asserting that their j
! undertaking will be a success, an.t in all res-1
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pectssnl.slactory to lhe public In afl.lition (
in the attraeti ins of a fresh and Interesting
niuntliiy, containing articles irmi me best)
author, in this country and F.urope, m the
title indicates, the publUhers draw upon the '
I whole wi.rld for topics of Interest, and offer
-f inducements (li's.ieli were needed) a "divi-
ll'-n'1 S-Vf '"" 'Wal cha"clor.
in wbi.'ii all t'neir palrcns wi.l participate.
'n,' department U under the peisonai super-
xy,.B aa.i exclusive control i.f Mr. George (1.
Kvms. lone and favoioblv Un' wn asa geulle-
., , . ,., , ,.!.;!,.. ..,.!,.,.,.,;., ,
pro'iity. We c mmieod to all a penifil of the i
priwp-ohiV wherein the iliitincllve features
-jf tltti niter,'ri-" mo fully set forth, f.ciing j
satisfied ih.it the result will bo an inum-usc
lirvnl.i'Hn of their new monthly, "V lie World j
ut II. mm." Full particulars are sent fiee. Ad-1
tbess Pul'lish is "Tim World at Home," 814 j
Uiest.lUi, s reel. PbUaMpVta, Pa. I'hila- j
iyb .sn. W !
TTT 7 ... I
rw lemons and havaiia Sweet Osmsta i
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Li.fCAIIAV.M.. ,lf. Editor
Agreeable to ,
ti c pre-arrange noil! of tiic C Supeiluten- I
ueui me itaciieis oi uumore a. .auc ccno.., .
riistiii L mi t in InaMulP ut L, n St'hfm.h nisf'
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n Saturday January 1 1th Notwithstanding ,
the ualavortble conam-t. ot me roa s n.
weather, the attendance on the part of leach- ,
I"" M,J l'"A-""'. 1 '"R"
gr?.';nei'l to see manv ot in- citizens aim some 1
... . . . . . .. . .. I
or i.ie tircctora present i. am m me now :
cause, 'iivi rxwiilvo urooflhat they are in-
teres,t.; ta ia, welfare of their chi. Iron and
tho cause of Common Schools.
Oil motion ;
Mr. Jaco'.i Cole an I llias in Sirosni ler were
elected President an 1 Hecretary of the meet-1
02 A c 'in ii ttee w u u )i li'ited to airanro i
...r.,o rvn-,..j e ,n aljli.v- ,-.r Mhiiji-ii I
f'vo" "v ' a ' ,
Fa-lanct, Headlcy and Kendall. Lnprovo
hla; Gf 0Ur present mode of tetchm". bciiu
; one of the object in view in holding Institutes, j
! it was adopted as the topic for discussion.!
Kuh uieinhcr presented his or her method, 1
takiie no lhe various branches nf School I
Suidv by way of illustralhn. Tne meeting I
' . I
was both pleasant and instructive. lews were
fn,,v T,.ll1ni,ol, ,, .tlnn, (,,w,I il, .
' ---o ' -
s bei cvjr reaJy wjt nis
. . , . . ,
i Siiperinler.dsnt beiuif cvor ready with his J
wise eouus 'ls to guard us n-ainst the numer-!
. .. ". , ..... ,,r,,,,n. I
ous errors iiiciucm in me inicners ouiee. 1 ae ;
i cloMiig exercise wis lliu discission of Queries
I ill which all j lined with a hearty cood will.
Meeting adjourned at ljf. M , ull pres-nt
feeling that it was good to be there, and that i
in attending Institutes there is great ward .
K ;
Ir you want a good enssimer suit, cheaper
than ever.call ntSliirk & Sutton's. New styles.
Just laid in last month, and sellinj among our
closing out sales at cut.
TkHISBANCIi McKTIKil. At HlC aMlUil
meeting of the Wavnesburg Temperance
Society, held in the Baptist Church on the
evening of the 14th inst. the following officers
were elected fir the year 1S8-1 :
ryaident. Rev. Dr. Sloan; 1'. rruidnt, Hev.
Dr. Miller; Str., W. S Parkinson; AuM. See.
F. M Furman; Treasurer, Thos. Sayeis ;
Axscaiiit Committee, Ker. Mclutlre, Prof. M.
E. Garrison, Joseph Yater, Mrs E S. Saycrs,
Mrs. Dill, Mrs. Parkinson and Miss Rh ida
Long; Cm. to procure adJrettet, Prof. M. E.
Gar'ison, Henry S.tyers and Dr. Jas. Guihcr;
Advittr) Cm , V. L Pirkinun, John C
Klcnniken and Jos;ph Yater.
On motion the committee to procure ad
dresses were instructed to proct.'rc speakers to
address temperance meetings in the ceunty.
so far as nisy he required. On motion of
Society the miuiatcrs of the diCcrent denomi
nations are requested to hold temperance
meetings, as often ss they may think best, in
thcii respective churches
Sam'!, Sloaw, Pres.
W. L. Pabkissok, Sec.
Change or Nauks The post nlTice at Ft.
Mirtin, " Monnngslia Co. W. Va., lias been
changed to Rosedale, Greene County, Pa,
Oiokstown Fayette Co. P, has been chsni-
, cd to Kjyttu City.
between the Pittsburg piko and the creek,
We hive on'.y heard r.s yet of two of the
parties connected with It John Ralston and
Jolm Mar, Eaqj. Wt wish them abundant
succes, and believe there Is not In the county
a better locality fir manufactories than the
above vicinity as to coal, water facilities, 4c
The woolen factory at this pl.tce has proved a
success txiyond the expectations of the most
sanjnlae. It is running to Its utmost capac
ity, day and night, and Is unable to supply
the iucra-islng demand for their goods. Dr. J.
W. Alexander w.ts admitted as & partuer In
this mill on the flist of January.
Nr.w Ohikaks, HavanaPotoRlco.Cubalslsnd
and Refined Sugnrs, at N. II. McCleliand's.
Brums Paopaatr Fon Sals B. F. Bully,
mt flnrrarii'a Pnrt till rotliilv nffer at liriVfttfi
pr()perty A)y person
wanting property of this kind will do well by
calling upon .Mr. Bally soon.as this is one ol
tb3 beet locutions In the county. 1, 22-31.
HcrttKME Cocit. In the Supreme Court
two cas-s from this county were disposed of
as follows: Reiner's appeal : Decree affirm
ed, an appeal dismissed at costs of appellant.
Linlz and Stephens' appeal i Decree revcrs-
eu ann set ss:'i3, ana proccemugs iwuuni
with instructions, Ac
nr"Vl,STLKr KBOsr, Ksq -The
p. r ,.,rWM tbe d-athofMalor West-
ley Krust, a prominent citizen of Fayette
m?
l"XJfiZl.?
Z
his residence in Fayette county. He held tho
... ... ,.,,, Put. , n mm, ,..!
WHs Internal Revenue Assessor for the 21st
i n,!ricl gt lhe ,., of au Ueth
He was
, f
Tiik I-iitlb Coiumiiial. The Pennsylvania
! Tcachrr sivs: "Tho Littlo Corporal is tho
most entertaining publication for lhe young
1 that we have ever examined. Wc cannot
; see huw it possibly cau h.ivo a superior, or if
it could have, how the young folks could pos-
sibly wish for anything better."
Terms, one dollar a year. Alfred I.. Sewtll,
Publi'lur, Chicago, III,
Stencil
i. TKTS ri' .1ir''i,,;s (1T(C Of tthli in.in tfd frit
. ,( Tri!tis ; rmrt and Ob.tMries tkvatd
ojrA eenf. nltv. The movy nutt h adi-nnJ to
,cmn Unr '"' """
I.. wI,KMt.E Y-n Tuwli-.y tin; 7th,
JIHI., hV U'V. . if -U n Il-l. n Hie rcHlueuee
ot the bri le's t'a'her, Mr. Richard Iiw ol
JallieltOW
u New York, to .Miss Rinalhie Lew-
. , ,
WAT.SON-IJAIiKK-Jin 7th, by Rev I .
P-itcrson. ul the T"si dence of the bride s father,
JIr Juhn watsnn and Miss Sarnli h Baker,
both of M.irgan tp. Greene co., l'..
w.tTS n.tnu ET.
WAviinncno. Jan. 'Jl. I'M.
Corronvl s '"kiy fur tli.i KcrcuLi'.-AN.
l-l'.OHL'dE.
i IVitlnr 'fresh ivll.i !)
r.aus i' tU.i
J euio-s ri o'wn
,'5s,',V"-ji''ii;
lined Appiei y. It..!.'.'...'..'..'
Kt.nt;rt AM) ()Il..tN
j.mlr Wl,
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Con M-ral bns.i
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Monhav. .Tuntinry l, lIS,
r tic ftemiitul for ui most everything is restrict-1
!;.iV!,,,V4 ' "li-o uUi in- wtiolaie
priCe : v. ,., .
Vheat, I'. oti'u. liiet Ohio, Willtet Iterl 42
2 0)
i'ye misn..
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iv.m i ivnii
prir,rf M !vh I'lour
. iiiit;i , in ui
1'ltovis.lnxs.
suj-.r 1'ureii "i'i'u'i'm
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I'f ,1 iilniis u IiiimIi
it 'iv;
1 1 in
Apples y ohi
vliL'sa j'o" '"
mils
Patler.
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AI.I.r.l.llf. IV CATTLE MARKET.
rin.,iu-im. Tiirnsr.AT, Jan. W, 1W.
fAxn.r-Hi...d luitehers sold realllv at
7S to v. and prime toexira iiir.yiiiupiote.iutg'i
'" s'.;e the name Knule of entile a few weeks I
"'" K0"hi ""' "T 7'"''"
Hons List week prime extra Philadelphia
Hoas sold m (nun s n si ,e. wiiile tin week Hie
1:"'"'.''.":l'"v"1'1.'"'1 eon.n.ao.l , a ,,ve 7.7
i ue iiiiiv reasnu we i.-nii Kive nr me ueeilliu is
,hn jr.n .rrm.i..
.siiKKr-l'riees Inn-,, mill further advanced.
ets.uross, while jne-liuin to Inierlor sold irom I !
,., -j
111(11.11 ,H AUK I T.
'f 'nicACio. Jauimrj-1'. IOS.
lioos Prewnd ijuirt. closing at at 7.vs 1
.'.r
exiru enoiee liiivy
Ueef Cvrrn: Dull at i) ;
' i'i for good fat
atcem.
. MT.4XTO.V.
; FiP'Vi Tnrnetl lo UnilliiirTlie llrnnl.
Joii.ion .irreMiiem 1'ne pnrrl's
Slorv riiereil-lle lltil lir.v tlir l'risl
int s.J. Iitlnl I nilersilnnil Him
'And Tlni Ibe .natter Maniln.
AVAnin.NGTo.v, January 15, 1863.
The interest and excitement over the
reinstatement of Secretary Stanton in
the War Dc;irt:nciit,i:i)il thecotir.se of
the President and General Grant, have
not abated to-day. The Intelligencer
camo out this morning; in a double
leaded editorial appealing to the people
to save the country from what is
is believed, to be threatened
revolution. The Union fllso came
out this evening with a call ueadetl
"Appalling danger to the country ; the
people must meet nnd avert it." It also
heads a call fur the meeting of National
Union Johtisoii camps. . Theec an
nouncement.", together with the course
of tho majority in Congress in atkiu?;
Secretary Stanton by'a memorial not to
resign, have caused the public feoling
to run high. The Pres. claims that he
sked General Grant if he would change
his mind in reference to the course he
would pursue if the Senate should re
fuse to nialcc'Stanton'sstispeneion Gnal,
when the lati't reiterated the proroire,
nreviouslv made, that he would either
hand in his resignation as Secretary of
ar, ocf mltnm, early enough lur tue
Prsailent to appoint his successor, or
take any othsr aetion he miht deem
requisite, or allow a mandamus to be
served upon him tor the surrender of
the oitiee, adding a promise to thn rresi
dent that he should hear from Lim on
the subject on Monday.
Gtn. Grant on being shown the
President's statement to-day, declares
that at the interview on Saturday, he
did say lis had not changed his mind,
and aho gave the President distinctly
to understand that in case he (Gen.
Grant) received from the Senate an
official notification that that body did
not concur in the reasons given by the
President for Mr. Stanton's removal,
he (Grant) would ho bound under the
tenure of office act to at once withdraw
from the War Departmeut and cease
h is d u ties as Secretary of War ad interim.
The Prcsidunt informs your corres
pondenttlmt he did not so understand
Gen. Grant. If he had known such
was his intention, he should have re
!ievd Grant at once, and placed a man
in the War Department who would
not have nivaa up to Stanton, and thus
the matter stands. The President has
issued no order yet prohibiting official
intercourse with Secretary Stanton.
General Grant and Lieut. Gen. Sher
man called on the President this
evening and had a full and freo con
ference. They both informed the Pres
ident that they had advised Mr. Stan
ton to tender his resignation, but that
the latter had given them 110 reply.
They expressed themselves in favor of
ellocting an amicable settlement of the
existing trouble, and did not doubt but
that it would be arranged.
i).niu nonnr.nv.
Two llnrnlrwl Thoiiinnil nnllnrsi Mtolin
-Hi-niilnchorr, nil Mlllnnlrr, lb Vic.
tlm.
PtosKtu, PA.,.Tantmry 1C, 18C8.
The house of John JJuiiningholl', on
IJonningliolV Hall, was entered about
half-past seven o'clock this evening,
by four men disguised by handkerchiefs
over their fliers, and roblied of over
two hundred thousand dollars forty
thoiisind dollars in bonds, and the
balance in minvnev, They presented
revolvers at the heads of the inmates,
when they proceeded to tio Mr. John
BonniiiglioiT, his wife and two sons,
and also a hired niun and girl. Tak
ing the keys from Mr. Uenninghon",
they entered the safe and extracted the
above amount, alter which they pat
down, and waited half an hour for the
return of Mr. Joseph DcnniiighofT,
another son, who was absent, and
who had in the house a patent burglar
gale, containing a large amount. Jle
did not return until they had loll,
taking, with them three hordes and a
cutter.
Ml llox. V. JIajiilton was elected
, i Unittd States Senator from Maryland,
j.,!1; fur six years, to succeed Reverdy Joiin
tisou. The vote on t,hc last ballot
stood : Hamilton, ")(; Swann, 1!5 ;
Merrick, 7 ; Pratt 1. Jlevcrdv John
v!i json received no vol' s. Mr. lamilton
."t ico i was formerly a member nf C'ongrws
i from Maryland. JJoih are Democrats.
5W As the Republican National Con
ki. p ; vention will be held in May, it is
so ! probable tin; State Convention in Penn
i !l' j svlvaniawili be hold as early as March.
:: j gj ---
Special Jlcticcs.
i
To l'nuiiinltivrK. Tlio, Itcv. EIlWAIlD
A. WII0N will twi (free of chnnre) to all who
desire It, the pre-.crlption with thedlreetlona for
innJilnKiitul UNlng tho simple remedy by which
lie was cured of u hum ntlectionunil that dread
,1 iwttfis I 'nii.llllmlir.n lll.nnlv nltl. tc fr. hM.
Him.' tv uiiiiLiun iitiu uc nuiicit nTery suntrer win
rj'i'ie try tills proscription, as It will cost them noth-"i'ou'iuI-'
-Si ln."n'l may prove ableulnn. Plonse address
Hcv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
No. lil'iH,,iilh H,M.oiul St. Wllllam.slinrir NewfVork.
li;i.ii7.yi;h'.l.lH
Iitrorninlloit. Infnrrtmlion gilnrnntnisl In
ro'liir'ii ii luxnrlnnt growth nf hnir upon n held
I on.'
ir, j lieiel or lieaol'.ess f;ice, nl.oa rei.-lpe for tho re
ni'ivulol I'llnple.s, Ill'itelleS. 1.1 llptioni. ete., ull
the skin, leaving in,. nain soi'r. clear, nnd brnu-
i, i.ii, i-.ni -- in i,.-. niiTi'iui i-iiiiiui- iiv M-j.
I dr.",iI1-; ..J)'"'"- ''" M'-V'5"'- ''"KIWT.
tii'"i
i.ii ie'iio n.i Uiiftio wily , sew lorK.
t.Coljr.nte A Co t.
o b n m A v
ICR A SI VE SOAP
Is ninnnfnetiired from PURE
MATERIAL1, end may be
cf""l.ered the STAN HARD OF EXCELLENTE.
i For mill! by nil ttrneerics.
6;fi-ly.
a-Tlie Ileal I riir Pool, a nit limine nf nr.
ry. Howard Association Reports for Young
Men, on the ertmo of solitude, and the errors,
abuses and diseases which destroy tho manly
powers, and create Impediments to ranrrlace,
with sure means of relief. Rent In sealed letter
envelope free of ehariie. Address DR. J. RKIL
LINHorOHTON, Howard AMoclatlon, Flilhv
ilelphlu, To. (J;.i-Iy
4V Errors of Vonlli.-A srentlrmnn who
su 'fenil for years from Nervous Debility, Prc
ruaiu'e Decay, and all the effects of youthful In
discretion, will, for thasnkoof suffering humani
ty, send free to all who need It. and receipt and
'iirisuions for making th simple remwly Iiv
whleli ha wss cured, sufferer wishing to profit
by the advertiser's experience,, can do so by ad
dressing. In perft'el contldence.
JOHN OODEN.
S S-ly 43 Cedar St., New York.
pXECUTORS' SALE!
The undenlened. Exoentors ef Peter A Myers,
dae'U., will sell at public sala oo the promises, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUAllY 15, '08,
Oroc;-p tow m!ii p, Qrwoe county, l'a,, oua
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE I
The hornenteiid ami, and aerex of land ad
Jfilliing. al Oarrard's KorL Thero la on the
premises a good stable, Bmok-hniie. wool
h'iis, shed and cribs, ori'hard nnd small fruits.
This property is well calculated for a-
priiuc house, ptorf; or any public
UUalXtHS.
flood mills, stores, shops and churches In the
vicinity. i '
A L 8 O
One farrrl containing aiSTr Arms ! adjoining
lands of llnrhlv itnrrard. A. Jenilson nnd others,
flfi.vof n'"hare clenrfs.1, all und?r good fence
nnd well Watered. This is excellent grazing
land. . ,
TERMS: made kaown on d.ivofsate.hr
JA'-'OH BA.MEK,
A. UStYriifl,
l;lVi-ts CAeeulors.
grtj Good.
.1RANK McOlROAN
ANNOUNCE HIMSELF A3 A CANDIDATE
FOR THE PATRONAGE OF THE
FEOPLE IN THE BUSINESS
OF 8XLU.NO DRY O0OD6.
ROCW orPOSWTE THE GREENE HODSE,
WATNEaBCRU, FA.
lie his mat rae!tl and It now ofTtrlnc for aate
at tne lowwl prices, mo uhhi ivwt oi
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Evsr before otrerod 11 this market, eiMlirUn In
part, or ran ana w miw viouuas
FOR MEN ANl) BOY SI
A vsrjr large stock that enanot be f frtlid ; also,
a very superior suortmoct f
L A D I E 8 ' ' G O O' D S
Of all kinils, conststtnit la pavt. ft New Bre
and Cloak Trimmings, Velvt Albtons-vry
width anil sbada ; Batlm and slllu, Itmi siy
BUQLB TRIMMINGS AND BOTTONS I
Sash, Bonnet, Neck and Trimming Itlbtona ;
Luc real point, Applqu and Valapcla,
llnnlkerchlefji Lacd, Embroidered, Ilivn
BtltchtJ ..U l laln. Hamburg work fine i'
sortment. JET AND BOQWOOD JEWELRY.
A large SMortmnnt of Kid Olovm first quality
for ladles and gentleman.
bTRAW, VELVET AJND PHJ8H HATS
Donnots and Bonnet Frames; Bonnet orna
ments and ttowurs, both French and Arotrtean ;
tocclher with any and all articles itt use by la
dles. Auk for anything you want and we can
supply you. Also a nne ajuortaunt of
CARPETS AND WALL TAPER
of various kinds and patterns, all of which wiU
hn sold cheap as the ehwiMMt,
ll:13-tf. FRANK McOUROAN.
gOMETHINQ NEW I
MILS. E. 8. SAVERS HOSRINaON
Have. Just arrived from the fault with a large
Knaumiinui oi ioruiju inainnwie
DRY GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER STYLES !
whl"hthey propose to aril at the lowest CAJ3H
price I biicu as unY iioimis. uriwe iTim.
mlnit, Ilress liuttonn, Ladles.
Bhawis, Hoots and sjhoiMi,
HatsaudCnps; also, a
great variety of
nice article, at
very low
. prices
for
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' WEAK,
Wares of all kinds, and a complete variety of the
hi st IHIUUEKIES.
Ert. Allot whfch they propose to
lowest figures, depending on the
eupness of their gooda to gain
sell at the vorv
rLiality ami chettpness
tli.-'ni custom.
I live themaenll before purrhaslng rlHewbere,
ana inv win uruve inai tne aiKive is eorrm'U
Poem In Allison's building, nearly opposite the
l ja rt llonse, i uynesourg. 4;i,-07-ll
IEAL'TIFCL DISPLAY I
DRY GOODfl, CL0TII3, CASSIMERi At.
EVANS ESTABLISHMENT.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
EVERTtHINO IN THE LINE.'
Wishing to dimie out for th Fait trade, he of-
fors hlsgoods at afltonislilng low rates for cash.
The stock Is as late as the latest and toe best in
innrgei.
M inor'sBullding, opposite tb Oretne Hours,
4iilin L. K. EVANH.
N . B .
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
DRY GOODS !
Notions, Hosiery, Hoot and Hhoes, ind HaU at
CLOSING OUT SALES OF
SHIRK A. SUTTON
We nre determined to close oat ourentlr stock
nnd will sell all goods at cont and lrsa, wen at
prnt wholesale prlcm Hereareprleasof some
staple goods, and others at still gnter reduc
tions will be found among our stock :
Best Brown Muslin ..
Best prints nc
Ulencned Muslin ................ lftJ.aie
flelalnes : . lSSIe
Canton flannels and Drillings. . anc
Farmers and Mechanics' caaslmer. 0c
Jeans nc
Water-proofC'loth II O0l '
NEW )FLANNKI8.
HOSIERY,
GLOVF.S,
NOTIONS, 4c, 4c,
A large lot of
BOOTS AND SHOES!
all new stock and custom made work at reduc
tion of to XI per cent, from present selling
prices. Sonic extra faney Camilnieres at the
seme reduction, Just bought lust month. C'on
sult your interei-t bv culling at once and are
that we mean Just what we say, and will sell
anything you want as low a you can ask It.
A. Wilson Jr.'a building. ' 1
HHIItK 4 BUTTON.
9;I8,'7-tf Wavneaburg, Fa.
P AMISTILTJeQE AT' JEFFlSTOSr1
There will be a mentlng of the Trustees and
mnckholdem of said College, on FltlDAY, thn
21th day of Jonna-y, rust., at Jcfferwn at I
oensn.r. .ii. A. A. rl'KMAN.
i;IO.,t-5f'
ClislrmsQ.'
firing "glariaiu
mHE WORLD UENOYSEt .
1
SINGER
SEWIXG MACHINE.
OUR NEW FAMILY MACHINE,
fas boon over two years In preparation, sal
wnlch has been brought t pertccuon reei.rdliic.i
ef tlrae, labor or expeuso, and Js now eonudent
ly preseutnd to the public as Ineouiparao.y the
lhe Muchlna lu oucsliou is slmnto. comnact,
durable and horiutllul. .It i (iiilot, Iigut running
and capable of porformlng a raiiKu und var;ety
ol work never fiofore ntiemptid upon a s nsls
oi wont novnr nmore stiempieu upon a s nRi
Mshino using either Silk. Twist. Linen or L'bt
ton itiread, nnd sewing with equal faeihty the
very nnest and coarsest materials, anc.anvtliinc!
betwoeu thetwoextrrmes,li- the most benutifjl
and substantial iimunr. Its nltaciimeuts fcr
llemmlng, Braiding, Cording, Tucking, unlit
lug, Knlling, 1 riiununp, Bliiiling. etc., mo Novel
and Practical, and have bnen Inventud and ad
Justed enpeclally for this Machine
. Mw designs of the unique, uselul and popular
folding tops and cabinet ease peculiar to the
Maehines manufactured bv this Company hnve
Bs-en prepared lor enclosing tho new Marblucs.
llinsa aro gotten up In overv variety of wood,
IMcb an Black Walnut, Maliogsnv, 'Kosowoou,
anO the like, fcnd fiom tho plainest totho mor l
elaborato sattnrn nnd linish Uii Maehines
themselves living more or lexs h'.Riilv onicmem
ed, to oorrespoud with ihn Tables or Ciolnets
for Wblcu they are lulendej.
A few reasons whv si.NiirR'R latset Imnro-.--ed
SEWING ilAl'lUSL.-iuro tho bett for 1 am
ily and Uenent; purposes.
1st. YenennsMvonythlnr; from tho fines', sin
alo thlcknuis of Swiss or Nensook to several
tntcknesaosof the teavies. Heaver cloth, osing
anvklna or sire of uhrccd with equal laeliltr,
from No. 500 (,'ottou uy touo hcaviudt pntent tr
Lilian thread.
3d. It uses a short, sHvisrht Incedle, onsllv set,
and tr.okes the popular Los:k Btltchaok ou both
aides.
Sd. It has an even selMn'iu'w'trg tension which
require no chnnge i rdiirerejjt tUicItneases uf
oiAteriai or dilliiriintslr- s of thrt'io. -
'th. It Is free from all serines, wires and ether
couiplleatitv, and ts almost rciRCicJn.
bt. So t.'ireads to hold or wheels lu turn in
starting.
BUi. u does no, navs to no taicen nnnn ta o:i
and cle.i it.
7lh. It I'ass pcri'.c! reo wnernny ,vou enn n'f
tho finest r'iiteriKlswlihorit having to keep ynir
work stretched to prevent It.-'puekei in-." and
you never hnvo to assist tho v,ork throu'n as in
all olher mnclilnes.
stli. It wl.u nam urn' ndin. rew n st-niciu
seam, or mnke a 11 in the most perfect m.Tiiueri
Wltn less SKlil man is reocirea ;o5t,v i.tr.UiliH
si'nm on anyotheri.'Uichiiie.
Its attachments foi tiraldlni:, f Vittnn, (jnllt
Ing. Binding. Tueklnc, d-e., nie nvej iud prac.
tical, and rispurj but little .skill to liMft tnem.
(.'arelul Instructions glv.sn ut tin liouie of the
purchaser.
Money refunded If the machiner urn i;ot bv
re II Moulted.
Kvcry ntnehlnc wnrrnntol urtii kep
tlinsi years without clmi ce.
nrep.r
a. i VNOAJ'irK.?!,
Ac-iit for riri'i:c I'cuntv.
9-,1-lf. V. ny-n-.ib'i't.', F,i
ilcccdcntr.' (5 sta,-.
DMINM I'KATOlt'.-s Ni.)l'l'.K. j
liottnrs of adminlnti ntlon.eMin te'., im-iii tyin I
eetatoof Linnlel Hook. I.v.c of tin; t-sneAfn of
nviiimriiirg, ins: 1.1., iiaviiifr neen ninieu i
anderslgned, nil persnm lu'leiire l t-i sn;! n
ari hereby notine l to iimko irrimi-'lltn
ment, and those having elm tits mains' ti,.
to present them prop. i iy r.:uh -ir.! :a '"
he :
' ite !
lieineni. ,iu:i. k '.. . ,
li-Sw .v!:n n, -;M
IE 0 A Ij NO T 1 U
I ' !
Letters tt administration upon tVo 'm rrf
Oworgo Ughtner, late of Morns tp., tec u., h;.v.
If, tf Iim. urn tl I u.1 I. , 1 1 .J ,, ri.l.ipl.r i . r. I .. .-. , I i.n a 1
hereby given to all persons inrleotel t sr.,ti
eHtate lo mnke limnedlnte paym-oii, and tiioie
having claims ncalnst tiie none lo p 'e-jent them
property authenticated for settlement.
iif:miy U'iiixTP
MI '.U.1( I.IJH ; Ni-.R,
MAMtw. uohim:h,
Url-Vet. KxC'-ntoLT.
J K.UAL .NOTICE.
yittrrs tostr.mrnMrv uivm the entMo of Jis.
fttewnrt, of intev '1 n.irVw-necjuui v it'i.,'t'.'(i.,
having len grunted to tin' un '.ersirne .i riotiee.'e
hereby given to ail p irsons in'le'Me i to n:.ei is- i
tate to mnke iinmediain paviunM, nr:-V those j
having elnlm nguinst tn s'uno m.111 presei:'. 1
thoin properly authnTientcl fors.ittiement. i
JAME- (.'A i.I.. 1
joh iiiI'.oi;h:.Ki".ton,
initj-uw ' -llx'smtor.
p.i" ns ;--sns
JHisrcitincoiis.
Q I F T H FOi: THEM II. 1 1 ON I
A ii u o i;
S T O (.: K ,
DtJUOnT EXPR1-.SSLV l'"l: Tii
HAVr! AHIVJ, AI
ii'.ir;
ISA AC II(ir)!'i:i!'3
ciocrf: AM! Cc rccri'"'T.ti
Mr. Itonper wo-ild s'lil have his fr'.' : !
rons benr In mind, -Mint h cnitine. ':i
ceryanil l'oiiie''tifi?ei'y tm-le ut iii.i iu ":i
doing buslnens, uni (hut ne;.iniju.t n":
a riucsiT sn'i'i.v
of the best qu'iHIy of a'.l arii'Cec, in h
"'''"'" '''
TOVSl NOTKlNH.mid n grei,l viirletv of u
articles always on hnnd.
I'll i
II E F It E 3 H M E N T S .
In pounivtion with thn abovr, ;.!:. Ti-rrt.-kcpa
Rtfitauiunt, 'A'l.rn-
.DELICIOUS o y s T V. j: S :
With all t!io
able, nites.
vcl t: i
Ttm most attractive nnd mos!
In Viwn.
Uati w i ma T.t w "n t t t a
V I AA O XI A Ta X ii Xi al
15D PH(EMI BIT7ES3.
The Most Successful jlcllciars
in the World.
Established In 1S35 by ono of
our Most Eminent I'hyslclr.ns, and
now nsed thronghont Narih ::nd
South America, with more plpjif i;-
results than any olher Mediciuo in
cases of diseased Liver, Blood or
Skin, . Indigestion, CosiivennsK,
Biliona Camnlaims. uhenrnatiiiin
and Fever and Asr.e.
Thousands or certificate arc in
our possession, girinj Ioia;!e;I
accounts of perfect Ccres eiroctorl
by these invaluabio Medicines.
They regulate tho System and jint
all the functions of tie body
S 1 Til .'.'if
lit a iii'uiiny ruiiuiuua.
BoU bj sll Dmists. 'VrbiM & Hji:.iaJ, Prsiiri.
stors, 8ucMori te Ilr. Jatm Moffat oal Xir. V7. U
Mlfh,yerofi.
stee's sale
-of-
R K A L ESTATE!
Twill cxnoM to K.ilc hv nubile vsu'Iueor r-ir.
cry, on tlie prt m on
HATUKDAY, JANVAUY Zth IW,
Tl'ftfollowlna -altuihli nal csftiti' t.i. iin.sirtv
ofth hfirnnf ,H)I1S l,IM)SKY,lr."I.
Tlltit certuln ui known Ir'n-t. nf 1 :lm l nrllnin.
Ingj tho boroimh of .it:flirsoti, rontuinlnrt ai out I
17 acn-B, mnro or !!,, Imvlti- ortrt.-.l rhfioon ono f
aini othorouNhuiMln.
lSiSTt It Trustnr.
glACKSMITHLNG & GL'N-i.MIillING:
For til? information of tSe ntiVio M 'e-'re
work clone m this iiuiiliuit hi ane'a of Meciian-
lei.
MR. JACOB HOOVER,
Announces himself competent nn'l wiiiiii'i to
do anything In tho line (soo-ina-'lionwi ex.epi-
Kl.l lie is an, ejip,.n iin'l will wirrnnt snMnfav-
ion. Hnnp dm- lhe I'liinlna Mill. l-'.ii-u
j . 6. 6h-'o. 'e. "
HOftUIUKA LOCOE. NO. ".
Hall In fiaacor's HullifJiiT, Vt fnin (reit,
Warnrsburg.l'a, limcJatiiiibrevenlnS.'sch
SeV. 4.
PAir.C IN' TAK I'HICLS OF
VJ
EOOT5 AND SHOES!
WiUJAM ?.r.YUIiL'3,
MncBASHoa' bow, wavnesbvbo, rmK's.
navlnglu't tinrchiseda heivr Stoctr of PooM
and Snoes of tne FlNM'l and htH'i (iL'AI 1TY
to lie found In thoi.nfit, ho now lois the prat se
lected and most ccmpls.o acsouinent of lUnm
Hoods evtr brooerit to tliolown. AnifhocUors
to sell
FOR C A S II
Men's best, whole stoek', ITonir-nntdo Ilot.', 17
inch leg, at Sc.co, 5.i anu ten'! Km cnit
nt with n uniform i!rU c:io:i in rates, on
all kinds ol stock. Mr. lievryhill linvuur anio.
perlonco of 10 cars in the manufuctunur; of
HOOTS AND SHOES !
Is thorr'Tiphlv e enentnteil'wlth thebuslnoiis, auJ
uoA tai.en grout care W :ueK0 this a
SCPEHICR STOCK TO AN V KEPI' HLftlJ-
Kxperlence-d hands sro constantly employ?'!
lnniHicinfr to orucr an j v.'e can djue'.y stiv Unit at
no plsce elmi in these "'.Hf:ities" cerr thn mate
rial tad workmanship he ourpassoj.
ALL VroniC "VAI-KANTED !
lis now esks his friends nnd t'.ie pnV.ie to eatl
nd examine his mock, :.s lie feels coiifiilont thnr.
be can pleas then). w.-.t. ui .f:i:Yilll.r..
l'.':is-tl Mr chi'niea' H nv, WnvnC'ltiri:, l'a.
G
i 1! E A T it A 11 G A I N 9 :
B 0 0 1 G A ND S II O K S !
'E'V ho:x I
NE'.v oroitr.
i C U S I 0 M - M A D L X,' () U K I
CIIEAIT.R THAN r.VtT., A I'
M. C 6 II BELL'S,
iecjnsoas to bai.iiu.i
A ,Y E US' C O Ii
v. n
r.;r:u:'.ii, v..
! tm.ca;.
K':,-le.
and m-.:.:.vi, nr. I
;1 Jl l"s I :-; r c u i v k , o 'i: f t;
' i Ur.t on (lie rilni duv e.e ,j
. a warrant m 1; ;
; w.iirift the i:.ute "i t.nt, -
, l'i th ; ctvi'v i..f uro
. :':'ri:i-vlvntun, !.::-. l-a j
! j;".iiKiujt on h.s rv.n
I Jjuvnient nf firiv f'elj;,
, ju'i per v be!or.i;:nir .n ;:,i
ii .'II, or f ,r hi ! '.Is-t.
ll'i'iper;y hy him nre
'-m.kcr, Ji.,
'"' J50iel
Ii :'.'il W.iy.i,:.''.
. I'lill S'uMI I. )'
d i . .1 1 ' '.' i e, s J ik
the.
,'i verv r ;i!iy
i n'lKiup:, t'.
i in- oi nin
.del. I.lnv;
i of t:.c aal'l
I liiuikiupi. t" ii iv; "heir P
alio In e ioos
"lienr !!l"l'e ;'vn- If-.H.
Ills r.smte. will r, l,i.,l
i ut a c-.'.ir; or lirm-r
j rotirt Ito'is-e, lo v
' 1". Ii'isvivniii.i. Iiefr,:
1 ler, oo :. l.-r:i ;i.vv
I 0'el,;j. r,. 1,1.
'P-e,v. to be tl"l(.. n nt the
- ii' ' or:r, liv.'.-ne ei.untv,
' I. '' , Ii :i. i'.jlileV, )tiX.
I :..i:i:.il'y, A. Ii. w,s t
ill i'.:.A.-t A. iUi'lKt.
I'. H. MerehHl.
c
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. I'
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N'otliT. is hT'V f.,:V' n ''1 1
"rw ni I'oitrtH- r hut ih; ('a irr
ii'Vcrnl tOvi; iit -..(,: f,"t:'i Mil
t' A pp'1 tsi,:- ir ih
t'.i! f'i!,.nvl:;:'.."i.',i l jj
In y.srlzn t'rvn-'-Jp, cy, r
HI t.'iO I OHinil-'siOiiir:'.,' ) -
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