II
=OEM
BUSINESS CARDiii;
it'ALLirrren. • JAMAS A. BRAVEII
WALISTEII fik BEAVER,
ATTOWI I I2YB AT LAW.
sxwirora,
J. D. SHUMERT,
ATTOILNIIII, AT LAW.
BXLIWONTI, PE 161'A.
Oltlos in tho Csurt House, with the Treasurer
O. L. TO
DIEII.ZR I
TOV A.CCO, CIGARS AND NOTIONH.
• LEWISTOWN, PRAWAL
W. W. WHITE,
DENTIST.
Purr.onove, PENN ' A.
Offers his professional services to tho citisena
of Pinegrove and vicinity.
JAMES if. RANK'
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ELLironTs, PEEIWA.
Ogioe en the Diamond, one door west of the
Post-oflico.
WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
cLiAnrtzt,n, estim'A
Will visit Bellefonte•prufeesienully when ere
eially,retained connection with resilient cowl
avas a COI N 5,
• AiTORNEYS AT LAW.
LOCI HAVEN,
Will prsetteeitho smicral courts of Centro
and Clinton coup s. All Nosiness entrusted to
their cancrwill ho promptly attended to. '
DR. lIVINILATE,
DENTIST.
di)bn D. Wingate Dentint., otit ' e4lo, the Ma
rmite Ilan. At borne, except perhapt.the first
two . weeks of baoh month.
Etßir Y. NTITZE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Orrice,
Elny Ni consulted in English or Uennan
March 1864,—tf.
W. 11. LARIMER.
A T T 011 N 17 AT LAW
•
Office in tho room on High street, formerly
occupied by Judge Burnside.
Juno 10, 'l:4-Iy.
JOHN IL ORVIS. . 4*r c . T. AI.7SEATTEII
COMMIS & ALEXANDER.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW...,
•
BELLEPONTR, PA.
-00.0—Loauaba Ira stnirs,Roynolde's 'lron
Front, directly oppoeito tfie
Alain street. _ ---------
DR. J. B. DITCH ElbL.;
dc
PENY ' A.
'(Y I 1 attend to professional calls ns beretefore.
lie respectfully offers his enrolees to his fi lends
and the politic. Office at his residence on Alle
gheny street
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ANDREW WRITE;
LICENSED AUCTIONER,
MILESBVRO, PA•
WV attend to all bales entracte , ' to hm with
fidelity and care. Charges lees than other arm
tioneent. , oct2l tf
A. 0. FURST,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Art.1.1:1 , 0 4 1 71 ,
Wil l puttee in the several' C'onrts of Centre
and Clinton Conbties. All legal business en
tru",lted to Ins caineiwill receive prompt attention.
Office—On the North-west corner of the Di
amond.
BANKING lIOUSE
Ell=2l
WM. F. REYNOLDS & CO.
BELLEFONTE, PELNWA
Bills of Exchange and Notes discount...l.-,
Collection, male and proceeds promptly roma
led. Intfiest. paid on special deposits, Ex
change hi theiEsmtern cites constantly on hand
for sale. Deposits received.
s MONA. FELDMAN,
btroaren !F. Wnotr,pux DEALER Ti
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS,
iv nEA T, 'lt YE AND .110 ON IVII/S YK
NO. 5013 NORTH ?UNTO swiwnr,
(Below Spring (larilen,)
PEYN' A
Sept. 1861.
NAVAL AND
COLLECTION H USE,
FOULKS k Co., No. 520 WALNUTSTJDZET Puma
OppoBlte Independence Square.
LICENSED.by the lIIIMID STATES.
EVLItY DESCRIPTION . OP CLAIMS ACIAINST TOE
UNITED STATES 00 STATE COLLECTED.
Officers, soldiers, seamen, marines, mu
sicians, clerks, or nuy other person in tor
vise, their widows or °Miens, fathers,
or mothers, B,othere, sisters or
other Relative',
Will if they apply to us, obtain their Claims for
Peosions, Bounty, Pay. Prize Money Roe' 41f ef
leets, Lose of Ilursee, , Damages, Suloesteuve,
Ito
crutting &e., &c.`,
OUR-WILITIEB ARE UNSURPASgED.
OPPIitrB, BoLDIEns, 116 AMEN MAIIINES, &C.,
Who hare been, or now are in the United States
Set% ice, or their. Widows. Orphans, Fathers,
Mothers or Itelativee, are inn Red to rail and cue
what is sine them.
We are now paying $lOO Byunty to soldiers
discharged by reasofi of Wounds received in
liattits.J -
•
AYE MIZE MONEY TV/MALES OA ALL KEYES
EMI
Whon we obtain Bounty, Mize and other claims
for applicants, they need not wait for Nary
Ittbute, Paymaatero, hc. tr.c., to be in Funds,
Viir WE CASII
?Ml is groat saving 'and convenience to qui
manta. Agents or othere holding bounty, or
Prise Certificates, Checks, soldiers Final Etate
meets, A.c., Can have them cashed and money
remitted by return mail. Persona drawingpen
!ions in this county or elsewhere, can have the
money drawn at once, and sent to their address
at much lam than it would cost them to apply
persoljillx.4 By applying to our agent
siVL, MACIIANUS,
• ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Nov. 9th, 1864-Iy. BILI.LEPONTE, PA.
IMPORTA.73I TO ALL.
--SINCE TM- FIRE
W. W. MoCLELLAND
has ranted his large and l
splendid dirk of
•
TAILINT7NrILNII CLOTHING
MID •
CHINTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
to ibe stILIkOItY II on the north
, wet earner of
tib
Dimpond, wipes he will be
happy to melte old friends and easterners. His
Meek 4 emoßtlaillid Pill ,
MOTHS, amssunnos,
FIPFTINGA 2UUMNINGS,
COLLARS, NZOATC- TM%
HATS,AND CAPS
and infest, every astiode wom ' Tif well-dressed
Plkarke°:
1140141/11G MPH TO ORDER '
soßdWi end_gtn W
E. . 114 11 11 “0
Give him a 041 L 84-
is
"r,o
MISCELLANEOUS.
LISTEN! STOP ANTt READ!
THAT WOULD
e PRISERVIt YOUR URALVI,
RAVE TOUR MONET
AND LIVIS HAP P--AND CANTENTED,
PROULD P011,041,V111 YOUR /i9U0119
At T WHOLESA,LIE
WINE , AND LIQUOR STORE,
OI 11111110 P ' STREIT
directly opposite tho old Temperance Hotel.
ABRAILASS BANNS Ateo.
Eotvitthxtentlitig the matt taxes Unix.
tied noon all articles_ in,his . hririnels t he
still continues to spathe istregt• t tirles at the
very lowest flguriml. •Every dim tion of, '
FORERIN k 1)0,111:STIC IsiQUORS',
wholesale, luta retail, at the lowest cash prices,
which ire warranted to he the best qualities ac
cording to their respective prices, His stook
consists in part of ,
OLD RYE,
MONONGAHELA,
IRIBII,
NECTAR,
and otherfi ' nt trim / cents $2,00
p4r gallon. Als , ,
ALL kINIDS OF DR.\ lip lES,
from 75.et5., to $B,OO per gallon. Holland thins
pare, from 75 eta., to $2,50 per gallon.
PORT, MADERIE, MERRY, BLACKIIERILY
and other wines—the bent artioles=sit as, reit
eornible rates an con be bawl in the city.
CIIASIPAONE, BLACKBERRY, OINCIER,
AND CARAB'AY BRANDIES, PURE
JAMACA AND NEW ENOLAND RUM
CORDIALS OF ALL KINDS,
all is **slots will Ins warranted to lie as represen
ted, anti Feld at pricer low.
All the liquors offered for sale it this est:Adis
honeirt hase been purchased at the
States Custom thous, and cutwequently mutt be
pure and- good.
- cts Phy.inians 1111. i Oillers are respectfully
likluilstiol to give Lis liquors a trial. -t i% Ile
hads_Pe only Lath le of
POHL' roita WINE':CIDE IN TOWN.
THE wq•DEIttOF TJIE AGE!
EVERY 1101r&RT0ii1811EI ,
AT THE PURENESS AND CHEAPNESS
===ff=
NEXT & ETTELEM
WHOLESALE -
WINE AND LIQUOR STORE.
BISHOP STEEET, BELLEFONTE PA.,
The proprietors of this establishment take
itleasure in Informing the public that they have
coußtarilky on. hand a supply of chum° foreign
end domokie liquors, such as
---
Uhl Rye, •
.01mirnnigahs,
And Irish Whiskey;
Cognac,
Linekberry,
_Cherry,
-1 Ginger, •
And common Brandies;
Pbrt t -
Modena,
Cherry/
And ,Lision Wines,
Seoteh,,,,,
And Horrind CIS;
Elighind Rum,
Jammu .1.,n
CORDIALS PeiTermint, Anniseed and
those.
The attention of practising physicians Ls call
ed to our stock of
PURE LIQUORS,
suitable for mepical purposes. Betties jugs
and Domijons constantly on had.
ha No
ONLY PURENECTAI? WHISKEY
in Toni]. •
All hymn were bought when liquors were
low, and we sell them accordingly.
All liquors are warranted to give satisfac
tion.
Confident that wo can please customers we
respectfully eulicit share of :public patronage
Liquors still be sold by the quart. barl4l or
Demo. we have a large lot of . ,
BOTTLED LIQUORS
of_tho finest grades on hand. •
Ppril 1et,1863. s •
Fr, RNlTtlja WAILS ROOMS
North oido of tho Diot;aorta;
BELLEF,ONTE, CENTRE COUNTY,
/ PENNSYLVANIA
It' II la
SOFAS,
•
" LOUNGES,
HAT RACKS,
A T-NOTS,
EXTENSION TABLES,
STANDS
STOOLS.
of ovary description, quality and prien, for auto
chee,p, them at any other ostabliehnunst of thu
kind in Central Pennsylvania.
Juno 1,1863,-ly. J4ENILY P. lIAILIUS.
For Rats; Nice, lloacitc., Agin!, Bei 11.19 R,
)laths in Furs, Wi4ittb, dc., Insects
Fatah, AnimoG, d-c.
Put up in 25c. and $l,OO Boxes ' Bottles, and
-Flasks. $3 and $/. sixes for Hotels, public Ins
titutions &o.
"Only infallible getiedias known."
"Fran fromßlOsp&s."
"Not, dangerous to 114 human family."
"Rats 00E110 out of their toles to die."
-Bold wholesale in large cities.
Air-Bold by all Druggists and Retailers every
where.
/Or 1 I !Beware!!! of all worthies, imitations.
Off- Bea that "Coataals" name Is on esali 'Box,
Bottle and Flask, before. you buy.
Address
ELENRTAL. COSTAR,
las..Parycz*Le Dapor 482, ZISODW47 N. Y.
- .241-Sold by—
FRANK P. GREEN.
Wholesale an 4 Retail Agest
March 11, 1864.-4 m. Penn's
BO6E BTOR!
BILLIVONTE,
GEORGE4II4IVINOSTON, Prop.
The proprietot haring removed to "Broker--
heirs Raw,' 'Broody opposite the Conrad House
gill continuos toice2. o band a Jams wort
manb T Itay Babool,
filsoellaneo l Mail 11140ot:ions lipthool books
$
py An silso, a lasp iiit tat ,of Blank
2/00 314 1 119P6ra? apol Phytp
; also Dally and ookly.:24no
taken for any TX! °-
periodical in aitial fitataa, Aim nw
dons at pub' bediPtfooa Wry 36, - 1 63 tG
:•••••• r.c•-•••• • • • 0. , ••••••• Mir ,
WHAT,
CORN,
CIIAIRS,
&c.,
• BILSCELL'AIiEObB
LATE NEWS FROM VIE FRONT I I I!
THE FARMERS REST INTERESTS
REPRESZNTED IN BELLEPONTS.
, TAB 'rntlorsigned would inform tie fanners
and nubile generally of Centre and adjoining
counties, that ho has remora,' his
AOXICITL- , TUX. A L
IIIIPLE
' /.5 • g.l DIENT
AJO - NARM
"74'454 _
seed C,r:At`t - e* - * TI'T store
to lliehop St. near Neff h Ettola's Liany store,
whe,o he has on hand, at all times, at great-
ly reduced prieet, every deocrirdion of
forintng implements of the
LATEST- IMPROVED STYLES
. each as
OAATNDRTLf.S, 19/ND MILLS,
HAY RAKES & HAY. ELEVATORS
CORN SHELLER"; CULTIVA't(YRS
FOOI , F.R men STUAW CUTTRIIP,
r IL 0 I'ER HULLRILS', 11011 TN IV G RODS
WiIEXL-Billlllo IVS, FA R3l BELLS;
CIDER PRESSES, CORN pLANTERS,
nowt, Harrow:, Forks and Shovels,. of all
kinds.
PRUNJNG t 0 iaLS7
rind in fact evouthing . that is maimd to work
a farm economically.
Farman would do wall to call and
EXAMINE TILE mAc.HINEB
nt their
LARGE i t SPACI 0 US ROOMS.
14. is astonishing to 'witness the operation of
Mamiela's Celebrated Itoproi ed Strati
and Fodder Cutter and Masti
cator. and the Star
•
Corn
These are articles that ex cry fame'. ought to
ha% c daring the winter s 'an undersign
ed would aho announce that they are ageute for
the hoot
imp MAN M1.,141,
now extant. ftll ing luptl considerallu
core 111 the lapincers, he elnitn to hove n knowl
edge of the qualitLs of haldtnent4, nnol n loll
ing to contain his reputation, ho tell not of
fer anything to the public bat relial,le Irwin
' • • ta• chincry furm,liod
J. H. MYJHtS
oil 8116 rt not co. .
Bellefonte, Jan. 8, 1884.
PATENTED OCTOBER 13, 1883
11ln k,
11/'k for S7ll
Durk Ulu'
FS•uo•h Mite
LAI Blot,
Chit 1 etWOILI
/hour
Le jit
;of Hy Urowl
Ch.; y,
Crilll
!lurk Dt IT
Light Mal
llat-Feathore, • lZ id Gloves, Children.; Ware
Fawn Drab—Violet, Light Fawn Drab
—Yellow for Dying, Silk, Woolen
And Mixed floods, Shale,
Eicorfe, Drama, }tibbona,
Gibbons, Glovds,lion
nota, and all
kinds of
IN • ..&ing
apparel.
J A SAVING OF 80 PER CENT - PA
For twenty five cents you con color no many
goods u would otherwise coat five times that
sum. Various shades can be produced from the
sumo dye. The proooss is simple and any one
can use the dye with perfect success. Direc
tions in English, French and Gorman inside of
each packoge.
For further information in dyeing, and giving
a perfect knowledge of what colors aro fist ad
apted to dye over others (with many valuable
receiptl) purchase llon e Stevens' Treaties on
Dyeing and coloring. s Sot by snail on receipt of
prnso-40 amts. Manufactured by
)lOWE do STEVENS,
_ 260 Broadway Bunton
For ealo by (Iruggista and (ISn!era generally
Nov 20th, 1003-Iy.
JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT
G. W. PATTON, rcoprietor
Having purchased the extensive Jewelry Es
tablishnient of W. J. Stein, and largely Inman
yd the Stook, the Proprtetor will keep constant
ly on hand, a splendid u , sortinant of
AMERICAN WATCHES,
PATENT 1. EVEN,
ENG usll LEVER. •
CYLENDAR ESCAPEMENT
WATCHES
WATCH CHAINS OF ALL KINDS,
VIOLIN BOWS,
G 041) AND SILVER THIMBLES,
SPECTACLES,
4t0., ,to. etc.,
which will be sold cheaper thin at any ' other
c,t.ibliAnient in Central Pennsylvania.
Watches, clocks and'jcwolry ropairod, and all
work warranted.
Jan. 29, 1864-Ty.
LADIES tANCY PUFL,S:I
AT
dIN FA MIRA'S
Old Established
IJ R MANUFAC
TORY,
. 718 ARCII
Above Seventh,
II I LADELAIIIA.
I have now is store
7 my am a Impede
in and Manure
re, ono of the tar
-3t anal mug beauti
. selection of,
1.1 It S, i i
for ladies and Children's wodr in the oily. 41.4 e
a fine assortment of dept's rur Cloves and Col
lars.
As my Furs were all purchased when Guldifo6
at amuch lower promiam than at present, I am
enabled to dispose of them at very reasonable
prices, and I would therefore solicit a call from
my friends of Centre county and vtolnity. •••
t4A..Remeniber the name, number and street.
JOAN SS IBA,
718 Arch St. above 7th, South Side, Philad.
.I have no partner, rap connection with
any other dory in Philad elphia.
oeptA bru
1" ',..7 la
: , ,
lt"=". MI
• 1 . 1 .1")•-..., ‘ -..
~ . , r•-.. . -_-_-_-, , - -,-, ji,7":00
l i a! ; rjell :.
V fAV '''‘w
VAIP
CARRIAOHIMANDVAOTORY !
Mr. 8. A. MeQuistion would, respeotfally in
form the elevens of Centro County, tliat ho hail
opened a new earriaiii Manufactory, in the roar
of Cummings! Livory Stable, where he is proper.
ed to manufaotor , 1. •
' •
CM:4ga 1
Soggier,. , ~
falkiedl. • ,
• Phaetons .
Spring Wmon
BleighoPtce, • '
Arkin lank the thpee. itepatriag +doe ,:os
shed notice. . ... , : 1...... :..., 7 , ! t ILZ ‘
=
;
COMXIIIOII ROVE*
savor ems" saiiirorni. PA.
D:Cf110/11, Prner. '
.221! elegant negitlotel,' Si/dad on Bishop
,
a-few-eleors Ma th tattle Cat olio A
o min,
TMet - ceniplete In all 'ibt turAlMMtifts; inf
is now opon for tqc reception aini•lndertainmont
of guests. It has been foisbilant -in the vary
latest style, ejth handsome and comfortable
furniture, and ts altogether the best gotten "up,
and will be the best conducted hotel in- Belle
fonte. •
THE TABU will always be found groaning
under the weight of the best Provisions the mar
ket affords, attended by neat intelligent ant at
tentive waiters.' •
TUB BAIL will alWays be auppßed -with the
choicest and best of liquors--riot t sickening
mixture of drugs—but Jignors in thous , purest
and List state.
TIIE STABI d E is large, warm, commodious
and is clean, end obliging and attentive boetlers
are alwayn in waiting.
A Hack conveys passenpre free of rharjr, to
and (An the cart, after the arrit-o. and • doper
ture of tho treat..
March 27th, 1863—t f.
GARALLMS norm.,
• OTPOSITI! COURT UOVSR, ILULLRPODITZ, PA
DAN'L GARMAN, PropY
This long established and well known Hotel,
situated on the southest corner of the Diamond,
oppbsito the Court House, having ban purchas
ed by thJ undersignel, he announces to the for-
Iner patrons of thin estabiLhmeat and to the
traveling public generally, that he intomin refit,
ting it thoroughly, and I!; prrpareill to render
the most satisfactory accomModation to all who
maj favor hist,uith their patronage. No Paine
will to spared on hie part to add to lho conveni
ence or cow :bat toltisguests. All who stop vyith
him will hind his
ilia TAnI.R abundantly stlppliel with the
mold, Euro ptous fare the market will' afford, done
up in etyle,'Ly the most experienced coke.%
llie Bin cult always contain the choicest of
liquors.
FR STAJILING is Lea in Livn, and wilt always
be at 1 by the, most trust worth and 'otten
tenth e hustleri.
(iie him n evil, ono and all, mt . . ho reels con
fident that all will lie eatlitdied with %air taoeom
mod:that.
attacl , N/ •o th;s , altab.lipLment, which strati
gem from area,' will tltid greatly to thcir ad
vantage.
Bellefonte, Jan. 9th, 18n3—tf..
J.IJ. BUTTS, Proprietor
Thie troll licoam csiabliabment be barn en
tirely refitted nod refturdithed'Vroughoat, ,aid
is row Fecond to r.ono in central Pantaylrunia
in the comforts and comenieve it affords to
trriiMeis. from the cunditry during their
teijolru nt f.edte during woelcs of Court will
tied (110 °oared House agroo4le and gtelts-.
uni red(lllg7rlie.
Accommodating aerv..uta arc always in atten
dance :ea iy to •tr . .ply the n onto rod contribute '
to the comfort and cati.ifactiou of tha, gdUht.R.
with all Cho substan
tial provi.ion, luxuries delicncica which a
waductire couqry can I are,lsh, or iturust. - y, vig-
utlce old exert ion'can procure.
Dark Mae,
Li . ihr
_pat I,
Ifni c,
, ttrgc..n,
run
tr, I,lc,
ft•yul Purple,
Yrttnema,
ircrlet,
•tc,
dierino
Tttit ling, en!l lwaj , .. eontolit IL gmeml flP
sortment -ot flu rely beat Ihinore tSat tie mar
ket affords adapted to suit the moat en: laioas
tastes.
Tut NTAllidE in.l be attended by attentive
artllpbliglng hostlers, trill qualified to discharge
thealuties pertaibing to this important depart
ment of a publie
From tho att,ntio.t end tilos:, the proprietor
has devoted to tbia 1.:%11Ch Of bllaillOM ho hopea
to recoiot o a lihrr it portion' of the pahreoago
heretofore herto., rot upon hlri.
May I, 1862—tt. - •
C IIS2[I2 OS HOMSF e BALCONY
This ❑uw :watt splomEd Leting Estab
lishment is now open for the entort Ahunent of
the public, where
Fresh, Oysters, Fried Oysters, Stewed Oysters,
Spiced Oysters, Ulm, :7 4 oup, Turtle
Soup, Chicken Soup,
Ham and Eggs, Piles Foot nod Tripe, Sar
dines, Frc•h Fric4 Chit. Lens,
Stewed Citiektei, etc., ote.,
•can be had at all times.
DRINKS.
Cognne
Old Nye ',Vhiskey;
Bourbon Wlsidcey. Wheat
Whiskey, Irish Whiskey, Hal
laud Oin sOnvnnt Winn, ,‘R:rs.-
Lorry Wine; ChrnipeigLe C.,on •berrY
Wine. Sherry Wihs, Port Wine, etc, etc.,
(tin Co( Mails, Brandy F0....51i0• She] ry Cob
blers, Whiskey punches, And all fancy drinks
magsui X.X.X Philrutelptqa Als&
Porter, Cider, Foney LeD,o.ovlcs,
Sarsaparilla, ll'in.yeal
etc., etc., utc.
ITOT MEALS to bo bad at all hours of tha
day or night.
A magnificent BILLIARD Itoo4, with floe
marble-faced Tables, is colaccoted with the es
tablishment.
We invite our friendft.'to giro Co a ed,litinq
think we can insure thein the utmost ratii.fac
lion. 4.15.
March 27, 'B3-Iy. • • 13roprie,cr.
UNION HOUSE,
HILItOY PA
„ D. C. KELLEH, Proptetct.
The subscribes would despc' ctfully Worm the
public that ho he, recently reliblirl the chore
named Hotel. and I a n,,w prepared to wcomuso
date his friends and patrons :n a cemfoltsble
planner, and lir will spare no poi.er in plaki—g
it an agreeable hetet) for all fojourntie. liik
table will •dwayt ho lu.suriowdy eupolial from
the markets of coantry end Lillie!, and'his Dar
filled with liquors of choice 1., ands. Jlla cliir
ges an. as slasonable as th4se of any other Ho
tel in the place, anal he fuelo sathnied they can
not by onnoloinkal of by Uinta who favor him
with their custom. lisoact.:g to receive a shars
oilAiello patronage, and fully intsmling to
nerve it, be throws open his bonne to the public
and int lies a trial.
I[3I73LVTABI3ITEO livt EL
11131.11141312110,
J. 11. MORRISON, i dor
This well known liotel is now kept by the
Proprietor, where ho will be happy to waithipon
the traveling public generally.
F.A140.11 HOTisg.
11.&16.K, PA.
E. W. BIGONY, i'mprietor. -
Omnibus rustutug to and from tho Depot.
Aug. 23-10.
tile= Imam; Bona,. • '
TIIIRD STUMM WILLIAMSPORT, PA.
s.inotinara, .Proprietor.
Aug) 28-68.
ALISCE'
FARMER'S MUTUAL m INSURANCE
COMPANY.
wrens—roux, rianilt.,* ; A
ACCUMULATED CAPITALIIOPEE.S2BO,OOO
THIS COMPANY continue to issue•Polielea
of Insurance against low or dainagerby tire on
the safer hinds of town and oorsakri Property, It
stet as low as oomatatent with the safety of a
Comp any of tole kind. ' `, •
The underaled„ baying bean apppinted sn
*gent for the aUvensmied Company, All attend .
tq reosivingapplioatkons for innyanee.
Sept. 11,1889-Iy. L 0. HAUPT.
CAM,* manair or. •
pitioott Of committee with
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MAIN BTRZET, NELLZPOWIII, PA.
Ell]
' , • errnd •: 1 •
IT katit 01
,SrhiCh vr('
frilui larkt
ustiffeicsas of
sof men. It
differr nrty
by nil 'en
-114601 ditsite
)J, wherein
)ccomee in.
to sustain
wees in their
aetlen, and
system to
3 rder and
—.donation is va
riously 'cabled by mercurial nisiase, low
living, disordered digestion from unhealthy
food, impure air, filth and filthy habits,
tile depressing , . vices, arid, above- all, by
the venereal infection. Whatever be its
origin, it, ift. hereditary In the constitution,
descending "from parents to children' unto
the third and fourth gendrittion ; " indeed, it
teems to be the rod of ilim who says, "I will
visit the iniquities of the fathers upowtheir
children." The diseases it originates tak
various names, according to the organs i
:attacks. 7n the lungs, &mild& produce
htbvreles,•and finally Consumption; in the
glands, swepings which suppurate and be
come ulcerous sores; in the stomach and
bowels, derangements which produce indi:
gertion, dyspepsia, and liv complaints; on
the skin efiiiirive and t e s ous affections.
Those, all haying the sant r gin, require the
same remedy, viz., purification and invigora
tion of the blood. Purify the blood, and
these dangerous Jlistdmpers leave you. With
feeble, foul, or corrupted , blood,.you cannot
have health; with that "life of the flesh"
healthy, you cannot have scrofulous disease.
Ayer's StirsapitrUla '
Is compounded from the most effectual anti
dotes thatmedical science has discovered for
this afflicting distemper, and for the cure of
the disorders it entails. That it is far supe-,
rior to city other remedy 'yet devised, is
known by all who have given it a triaL That
it does combine virtues truly extraordinary
ha their effect upon this class of complaints,
is indisputably proven by thegreat multitude
af_inibllcly known and remarkable cures it
has Made of the fo owing 'guises: : ; B
; MA or Glandular Swellings, Tumors,
Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches and Sores,
Erysipelas, Bose dr St. Anthony's Fire,
Salt Scald Read, Coughs from
, th-IT "...:
Swellings, Debility, Dropsy, e
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Sypb=
'tie Infections, Mercurial DiSeaces,
FcciT'i,htweakriesees, and, indeeds , the whole
Series of complaints that arise from impurity
of the blood. Minute reports of individual
cases may be found in AYEleli APIESLIG.Ur
ALMANAC, which is furnished to the druggists
e fess-ierataitosta-siistribution,-
i learned the directions for its use, and some
of the remarkable cures which It has made
When all other remedies had failed to afford
Mild. These cases are purposely taken
from all sections of the country, in order
that every reader nosy have access to some
lane who can speak to him of its benefits from
personal experience. Scrofula depresses the
vital energies, and thus leaves its victims tar
more subjeceto .. diseswitLand its fatal results
than are healthyTtoalltntiorus. -Hence it
tends to shorten, and does greatly shorten,
the average duration of human' life. The
vast importance of these considerations has
led us tb spend years in perfectisig a remedy
which is adequate to its cure. This we now
offer to the public under the name of AYEIe/1
SAREIArARILLA, although it is composed of
ingredients, some of' which exceed the best
of Sarsaparilla in alterutivo power. By its
aid you essay protect yourself from the suffer
ing and danger of these disorders. Purge
out the foul corruptions that rot and fester
in the blood, purge out the causes of disease,
and vigorous health will follow. B' its pecu
liar virtues this remedy stimulates the vital
functions, and thus expels the dli-tempers
which lurk within the system or burst out
on any part of it.
We know the public have been deceived
by many compounds ,of Sarsaparilla, that
promised much and did nothing; but they
will neither be -deceived nor disappointed in
this. Its virtues have been proven .by abun
dant trial,,ans there remains no question of
its surpassing excellence for the cure of the
afflicting diseases' it is intended to reach.
Although miler the same name, it is, a very
different medicine from any other which has
I bemt before the people, and is far snore ef
feetnal than any other which has ever been
xvailable to Wow. .
3 - 4 . 331Z 7 E3
CHERRY PECtORAL,
Tho _ groat Rwnody for
ght
night 0(
Cor ghs, Colds, inoipiAit COn
sureption and for the relief •
of Consiireptive patients
Yn advanded stages
of the didease.
This has been so long used and so uni
versally known, tint we need do no more
than assure the public that its quality is kept
up to the best it ever bas been, and that it
tuay be relied on to do all it has ever done. •
Prepared by Du. J. C. Aron & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Cheiniatt,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
' Bold by John Muria, Bellefonte; Dr. Rymnn,
iieLbur g ; S. Fronk Long and Snavally, NR
tany B. dc ii. P. Ponthie, Zion ; D. 0.
Rowe:, Aftroneburg; 3. V. Poster. Milhoim, and
by Doal , rl everywhere. reptll-641y
IIAWLEY'a
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DENTAL OnZIELT:,:i:!
rorteCLEAnsiNa, WUITENIBO AND ParSitllYHtil
TRU Tußvit!
This article is prepared with the greateet ease
upon scieatifie principles, and warranted noLtd
sontain anything in the :4 igh , ce t degree injurious
to thu tooth or gums. Soule of our most eminent
Dented :3argeoas hare given their sanction to,
and cheeinully'recommond It se s preparation
of sal erior,,qualitios, for Cleansing, Whitening
and Preserving the Teeth. It cleans them
rendering them beautifully white. and
.early, without the alighted injury to the En
iruel. It is healing to the gums where they are
Aerated and sore. It is also an excellent dis
mfecttbr theold decayed teeth, which are often
exceedingly offonslge. It girl rich and
creamy taste to the mouth, c tensing it thor
oughly, and Imparting a delightful fragrance to
tn oath.
PRDPARISD ONLY DT
A. HAWLEY-k CO.
W. Cornor kith and Lombard Sta.,Ptillad'a.
AND SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
PRICE Igh.CRETS:
TESTIMONIALS.
The gollowbig opinion of Dr. White, as to the
hidasteem in which he holds the Dental
Cr'must latimffloientuvidenco of its value;
to quote other testimonials in detail is noodless,
contenting ourselves by, simply giving the
flambe and addresses of format's who speak of
Its exeellimoy for the teeth.
Psi iDeWQra , April 16, 1864.
Hiring e examined A. Hawley's
"Solidified Dental Orem," I hereby cheerfully
recommend Kt° the public. generally. It is an
excel len,the- t preparation f e er cieawip and pre
the O b• mitdld defit s di Per
was witL dadasee, is
v i e =
ties are perfeetly harmless, ...Beiges in
the teeth, it preludes a -healthy action . to the
g "t" d rrP.Vit tirrtnlttirse tr .
N. Vandersliee, Surgeon Dentist, 426 Arch St.
T. Ingram, MD, Dentist, 491 N Fourth t.
J 264 0 Sixth Bt I
Kingsbury, Dentist; 1119, Wahnib i lt
D D 0, 284 Arch gt
n, 2I Arch tit.
Ndw'
satb St. f i a g r efirfourth St.
LA Dm, Y.
at U L os tk Pen • MO I3L
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min•RingAl f :
DR. 111),DWArS PILLS.
AtIR Tlllt DEBT PI/BRAME 111.L.9.
ARE TIM 111:1r PrROATIVF. NIL%
ARE. MR VUIRIATIVE FILLY.
NO STRAINING.
r o ()firma
NO TE‘'MIU3: I
NO iILE3:
NO FALSE CALLS TO Trim WATETCLOSET.
BUT A BRISK AND THOROUGH
EVACUATION FROM THE BOWELS
IS'. ALWAYS SECURED.
Newly Pisgovered l'rincfplos Ia Purgatives.
finOti rinq (Ira the boat r6cative Pall+
world, and UPI 00y Vogv . tablo Nnbv Auto for Calomel I
Slemury 0000 P‘vl.. y IVO c.411j..•
VEGF,T.IIII.I: EXTRACTS FIIOII ROOTS,
IIEII!Ls;PI..k.NTS, GUSH, SEEMS, FLOWEIti
.13A.RKS, YitUITS AND IVEWS. PRE-
FAILED IN
Ono grain of tho vslrm t of tl mot io.J t,ror ,
Itry olitadway't MIN, pewee,. a,greater attrotiN 0 power
over dl.l. avo 111/.11 a 1/.118/111.1 of tiro crude and Ilan 1
n . tlteritott that color into all other pills In u.o. .111,r
Rllalm C.lllpoutt.led of the satire Irtedndual
Ito, of c. 0., Po••• • rioAlp,
which ey am ^otopoa , .l. Owl 41.40 00'1 trove War
buporiordy la cO: ,tlloi ptlla. 11.1
run.(7,z, CLEAN Fn, PURIFY, TIE \T,,
BOOTIIIi, CALM, STIV.:7GTIIEN
And RE'CITLATE TIIE SYS73I.
e r-, c'eP.l COVilhif:atiC2ls.
,„ t, T Alorallvo,
uhmt, (:ouutur 1. rita4,
A 8 EVA CUANT3,
T:)oy nlore certam cn4 l'iorouA than Vie WIWI.'
A.oes, or Croton or 11,I•nt UI, nr Ehtteriont ;
and ....re sool`,lng and Leahng then Leona, or Shim.
ball, 0, t,r cr C a .ster 0,1
'N SUDDEN ATTACKS OP
Infer one.? n e" the Thwele or Stomach ,"1 iver, Spleen,
Pencrea.; or I ,, thie3 Chnlle Mho. Fever,
lEr4s!^' roper,SMA Pox, )(cosies, or
Sc.alet
SLC TO Enni, OF OIL RADWAY'S RSGU
LAT,NC, I WILL I'Cl:t,L•' TILE PRIMA
ftrr,AI7", t 1. , g
1N firC HOURS. , •
Coe Dr. It.. P.. Ws Pith will eloarlie the Intes
tinal a utl,r.t d purge from the bowels all of enchugu
and rattier:a tumors, as thoroughly as lobelia or the ,
best appros tal emetic will 'cleanse the atoruseh, with
out proiluelug lellammatien, irritation, wenkliesa,
HTHAINING,
or ether 'owl vaant nyinotents. There are on ether
purgatiro pills la the world that will secure title deal
iloratum.
EETTFTITILAN CALOWT. OR BLUE PILL.
MITI It THAN CALOIIIL OR BLUE PILL.
TITAN CALOMEL Olt BLUE PILL
AS ALTERATIVES
They rverche a more pm, riot !Anent.) over the liver
and Its secretions than calomel, mercury, blue pill,
Len,o their importation In cases ortivor CoMplaintig
and &Tim, ' lailicultlet, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Dillous M
inces, De..dembe, tic. In the treatment or FeveM,sither
Dl'lcus, Typhoid, and other reducing Fevers,
they are .itrerier to quinine. Their Influence extends
over the en' i-o system, controlling, strengthening, and
bin lug t'n rinsed and yeasting energies, and rept.
lit a: all the freer:bens to ties nnturer performance or
tLc r dials, cleanna g and purifying the blood, and
gurgir,, ,n to eta system all dammed deigning and Im
pure limners.
DR. ItADWAY'S PILLS.
ox 11 TO SIX DOES WILL CURE
Costiveness, Jaundice,
Constipation, Congst've 153.,
Congegion, ver,• .4 . •
Heat t Ill•nase Sleepness,
Li .n.sc nT lid- Oen I Debility,
Diincums of S't
Fits,
Luwo's of Spir
its,
Quinscy,
I ) Y B PoPhist
Mean] es,
Melancholy,
ney
Aso of LI
‘I; ai,ness,
'I , Irtver,
Fovor,
kt.tlir ant Fe-
Hysteria;
AnsenorrLaa,
Fainting,
Diubrass,
Retention of
Urine,
Loss of Appe
tite,
Indigestion,
Inflammation,
Palpitations,
Scarlet Fever,
MILAN Fever,
I AM CURED
ri I have taken six dorm of Railway% rubs, of throe
pills each, in elm days ; tiny cured me of Conatipatkin,
Indlgiustkar, mid Pyipepela, name takon B—th's,
a—re , , and many other ile for years, and mold
only obtain terdporery roust. If I stopped the use of
them pall tbr a week my old complaint would appear.
&Ix doses of Raleretyp Pills cored me.
RIERHER BRNNETS, U. &C. IL"
"I have soared with Thalami& and Liver Gan•
pliant for seven years—havo used all sorts of pills--
they would siva me temporary comfort, but was com
pelled to take them all the time. I have used one box
of Dr. Had way's PUM ; lam cured. I have not taken
a particle of medklue la six months.
C. IL CHILDS, Roxbury, Yam.
AV!. , STRAINING AND 112111Snte, • -
TILOS, STRAIN' G AN'
Are the remade of intlaamatamor Irritation of.tho Mt
00m membrane of the boweit, Inducted bgadraatio
pills—these imperfect pdth, bathed of befog dissolved
bythe chile, ore carried to the ibwor bowels, and In
duce a porlautitio movement or evaouatiod ythiteir
Irritation hence the 'training, cramps, wrenching
pains, pare and teautonua, and aefreptent jhthe cane
to the seater stand, that patients wadfrpe toho tab CAew
notparyeet pals.
you would avid these annoyances, whenever
yaripaive medloino lamlake aftot
RAMAT'S IraNa L •
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AHD
LEAVE THE BOWELLREGULAIL
Swans airbags! with NLRB, may rely 01/ a poalllve
care by their use.
MOW WIT.EI GUM.
alktED sum oux
COATED WITH GUI.
_ .
Dr. Itsdwars Ma are elegantly Owed with Gum,
are free from taste or stoat, em be taken at all times
and ca all oresslons. No danger will result from colds,
If eitpmed to wet or damp weather attar taking these
Pain
/31X OF DADWATI3 PILLS
Bayo_lienred a Away evaquidlon, In severe Osier
of MAIMMII4IOO el' the Dowell, Pandysle, After
Croton 011, Harlem Oil, InjeoWne mad OMR maim mat
pletoly Med. • dose of [Wears IV 4 will remove WY'
obetrualtoes,mod 111143714 a fro , WSW& DIDeOUDO4 tbr
use are Wilda **oh box. Prke per box,'26 mats. Gold
by Droatiets, Medicine Dealers, sad Blereteepors.
N. 11.—Evary Agent bat boon ftualshed with f risk
and new made Pthe As molt bog at eneksted with
Steel &raved Label. take not:Mother&
RIDWAY at 00.,
Lana, Newirmer
• • TO TER i t yBIAT.O:
Mall. 8 !lONS,
n— lrleift Or., LOCK, /;Ls var.
Egoi Ulo Impel sod okeapest stook of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, 81811.
Ceflerwore
• • QUb6lll6lo'o,
• Wind : "
8184
4: l 4:adles :
• Sews,
Tobaeoo,
ever offered in , tbta market.
The attention of Hotel and Store-keepare Is
called lb the large stook of the folios:lag goods
ouluind, *bleb are offered at wholeealo prices
200 barrels of Fish,
tea BARRELS, OP LIQUORS AND' !MIS,
Tourer of oberwLeg,Tobare, , I.00:,112 , 0"13or,
soda. lams lotof li p p •
qnP,plOur Lod
,Al46irron . hatid
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jou r ougrnra Wreitid Us ' t * - iti r ""rtli
pm at MIN ofl t ko.
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DTIPIAITA AA/ ;10Mblitifill.111614101111:
let. A ooptßast pats a asuesslAtie lAA* pit
. 2 '
.32. d.
Cosevene es sh Appelltel;
4th, Gloom mid Depression of spDits.
• sth. Diarrheas, Irish Opium , . •
Stk. Yalu Is all peel of the system:-
7th. Consumptive Symptoms and PlaPstidion
of the heart.
Bth. Cough, with Phlegm in tbe,throat. •
9th. Nervous Affection and-want of sleep at
night.
10th. Loft of Appetite and vomlfing•
PIZZIDOIIII, Disetaaceifilaion,aled,loft
° 1 . Headaelie and staggering In walking,
th great weaknoes.
wlOut 6f the thousands of enema of Itympopgra
at have used Dr. Wiehart's Giro*, Atherkan
thyspopela Pills, not one of them has failed of
perfect cure. We walnut a °pro be every ease,
no matter if of twenty years 'Walls. Bold
by all drtfggists everywhere, and at ~Dx.,Wjeah
arol office, N 9. 10 N. Second aireet, Philadel
phia, Pa. All examinations lad ooniultatlons
c ie of charge. 8 Peke ti
bia., sent by - • shion rot
hit of money.
DYSPEPSIA I DYSPEPSIA
Elisabets. Branson, of Brandywine* Dol.,
formerly of Old Chester, Del., do certify that,
far one year and a half I suffered everything
but (loath from that awful disease called Dys
pepsia. My whole system was prostrated with
weakness and nervous debility; I could not
digest my food; If 1 ate even a cracker or the
smallest amount of food, it would return just as
I swallowed it V.! became so costively
els that I would not have a passage In lose than
from feur and often eight days; under this tm•
menisci suffering, 4ny mind seemed entirely to
give way. I had drefulftfrhorror and evil fore
boding. I thought everybody hated me, and I
hated everybody; I could not bear my huspand
or my own children, everything appeared to be
horror stricken to me; I bad no ambition to do
anything ; I lost all love of family and home ; I
would ramble and wander from place to place,
but could not be contented; I felt that I was
doomed to bell, end that there was no heaven
fur me, and was often tempted to commit sui
cide, so near was my whole nervous system do
. . .
plaint., Dyspepsia, that my friends thought best
to have me pinned in Dr. Kirlbride's Hospital,
West Philadelphia; I remained there nine
weeks, and thought X was a little better, but in
a few days my dreadful complaint was raging -tut
bad as over. Hearing of the wonderful cures
rured-I,y-lhart , e-6reat &um lean-
Dyspepsia Pills and his treatment for Dyspep
sia, my husband called on Dr. - IVisbart and
stated ray coos to him. lie said ho bad no
doubt ho could curs use. So in three days
after I called and placed myself an,der the Doc
tor's treatment and in two weeks I began to di
gest my food, and felt that my disease was fast
gis ins way, and I continued to recover for
about three months, and at the protient time I
enjoy perfect health of body and mind, and I
.t - who,orelj .otorw mrklitsminr-ixi-w-nrwreifut-
God and Dr. Wioheart, and to his Oreat,Amori
can Dyspepsia Pills and gips 'Tyco Tar Cordial
that eared me from an Insane Asylum and pro
matarograve. All persons searing with Dys
pepsia are at liberty to call on the or write, as I
am willing to do all the good I can for sufferini
humanity. • • ELIZABETH BRANSON.
Brandywine, Del., formerly of Old Chester,
Delaware county, Pa.
Dr. Wisharea Offico, No.lo North Second St,
Philadelphia.,
DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA!
Dr. WiouA .—I hare been • constant suf
ferer with Dyspepsia for the last eighteen years,
during which tune I cannot say that I ever en
joyed a perfectly well day. There were times
when the symptoms were more aggravated than
at dithers, and then it seemed it would be a great
relief to die. I had at ell times an unpleasant
feeling in my head, but latterly my sufferings so
much increased that I became almost unlit for
,business of any kind; my mind was continually
filled with gloomy thoughts and forebodings,
and if I attempted to change their current by
reading, at once a sensation of icy eoldnesa in
connection with a dead weight, as it were, rented
upon my brain; also, a feeling of sieknees
would occur at my stomach, and great paig to
my eyes, accompuined with which was the con
lineal fear of losing my reason. I also expo
rieneed great lassitude, debility-and nervone
netts,'Whieh made it difficult to walk by day or
sleep by night. 1 became Merge to society and
disposed only to seclusion, and having tried the
skill of a number of eminent physicians of va
rious schools, finally came to the eonolusion
that, for this disease at my present ago (IS
years) there was no cure in existence. But,
through the intefference 01 D.vine Providence,
to whom I detoutly offer my thanks, I at lag
found a sovereign remedy in year Dyspepsia
Pills and Tar Cordial, which seems to have ef
fectually removed almost the last trace of my
long list'of ailments and bad feelings, and in
their place health, pleasure and contentment
are my every day companions.
J As. DI. SAVXDSIt7I
No. 450 N SecondPhiladelphla,
Formerly of Woodbury, N. J.
Dr.Wishart'e'C®ce,No 10 N Second Street s
Philadelphia.
Rush of flood
Jl,tho Head,
Wistructiobs,
Dropsy , .
Acute Rryaipe
lad,
Headache,
Bad Breather
Inflamation of
the Intestines,
Apoplexy,
Enlargement
of the Spleen,
Scurvy.
Whooping
Cough, /
Worms,
Bad Dreams,
Pleurisy.
DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIQ!
I, Moses Tobin, of Cheltenham, Montgomery
county Pa., have suffered for morellthan one
year, everything but death itself from that aw
ful disease called DyspepsM. I employed in
that time live of the most entThent physieians in
Philaddlphia. They did all they could for mo
with medicines and cupping; but still I was no
better. I then went to the Pennsylvania Unl•
versity,in order to place myself in of the best
medical' talents of the country, but their medi
cines failed to do me any good and oftentimes I
Wished for death to relieve me of my sufferings,
but seeing Dr. Wishart's advertisement In the
Philadelphia Bulletin I determined to try ones
more, with little faith. I called on Dr. Wis.
hart and told him if I could havo died I would
nether° troubled him, and then related my Bur
iferings to him. The Doctor said that if he fail
ed tel cure me of Dyspepsia, it would be the fifth
'case in two years, so Iput my(elf under his
'treatment, and althouith I had been for modths
vomiting nearly everything I Me, my stomaeh
swollen witir wind, and filled with pain beyond
description, I bought a hex of his Dyspepsia
Pills. I used them as directed, and in ten - days
I could eat as hearty a meal as any person in
the State of Pennsylvania, and in thirty days
was a well man. I Invite any person suffering
as I was to call and see MO, relate
my sufferings and the great enrol received. I
would say to Dyspeptics, everywhere, that Dr.
Wiehart Is, I believe, the only person on earth
that can cure Dyspepsia with any degree of cer
tainty. Moans Timm,
OhelMnbam, Montgomery Cd., Pa.
Dr. Wishart'd Office, No. 1 0, - North Second
Street. Office hours from 9A.M to arm.
All =valuations and consultations free.
DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPt3IA I
&meal D. Raven, have been a great ant
form with Chronic,Dyspepsia and Inflamation
of the Kidneys for three years. I employed
three or tbur of the most eminent physicians of
Philadelphia, also of Burlington, New • jersey
They did all they eould fo me, but e/i. to no
purpose. I Was Oointainfi diled with awful
pain and distress, and with eonstantbetiohing of
wind and sour sold. Mrtopgae malt ooverod
with a white mating of mums until 'leached
In large farmers and wee dreadfay stab.' Ott I
I oftentimes wished for :death to relieve me of
my sufferhiga, for I had loan all ,itutp of ever
'being well again. I meidnif a aubjear pf prayer
to OOd that-le - would-directmd tomme pleyst
ohen•pr medicine that:would Dom,ma.r I wag
teld T r ead /a l' aaea.K.47t of, Ar.,Wiahemt's
'ln the Aphis , a great our°
made upon Mr. John thoekj of SOlO3 Olin,
street, Philadelphia, by 00,_ 15 1 rE s iAlSaria"
Dyspo l iEda Pills., I went ro the Oftices
and eid gaiself =fir his - tek Wed
told if he Mod to ears ane'le weed Be the
last escort I wqulll make. N , IMI4.AIMIL,. iii
weeks rime I commenced tam lemetchte
and I me novr-s 4 well DM.' tali pail and
distress and cen eat three lenity bowls: a day
with onmfort and feel peefeetly,
' • ambit D.
(brew -yeashge,etistAembest streets, ass
alehuteml skeet, fe r letril ft* 7 4 44, 110 w
Ittlftetee &I; N.V.
-"lke*Voni-are eYewimodg thousands which
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