The Demcratic Watchman. TERMS.-L. 82 per year when paid in canoe 82,50 phan not paid in advance, an •8,00 when not paid before the expiration of the yoar 43uointoo earbs =1 Liun d^ Fund. • ATTORNEYS AT LAW.—llelleballe, Pa 13-2 S William J. Kealoth, ATTORNEY AT LAW—Benefonte. Pa H. 11. Hothrock. DENTIBT.—Office in Basin's Arcade, Room No. 4, second floor• - - S. Durbin Gray, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Bellefonte, Pa: Mlle° with A. 0. Buret, Esq. 12-6 J. D. Khuger(, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Tieseureee office, Bellefonte, Pa. 4 7-Id. .1. H. Dobinos, RI. D., PHYSICIAN AND SUltli EON—office, Bishop street, Bellefonte, Pa. 13-1 dc Beaver, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Allegany street, northof the 'Almond, Bellofonte, Pa. 7- 16. NOrMILII MI, Hoover, ATTORNEY AT LAW, lielleronbi, Office above Burnetties Store. 1 I-24. Orals at Alexander. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Bellefonte. Pa., Office in the parlors of the Conrad Iloure. 7 - I John P. Mitchell ATTORNEY AT ,LAW, Bellefonte, P a Office in the " Watchtnan" o cc. 12-I Philip S. riSiller. PHYSICIAN AND SIIRGHON—Zion, Can. Ire county, Pa. Counsel in German and Engloih. 13-22-2 m• • Dr. J. F. Lorimer, PYII rl lAN AND St Itl,EoN—(iffie. 2nd door oil: .nrad Iluuse, Bellefonte, Pa. 20-6 A. 1. Ilenderoson, ATIAtNEI , )I,Nh.ELI.OIt Al I.IW Ofhee N.,rtt. t n rncr of the Ltio.up.nd, ltellei..hte, I 14:20, Barry V Seltzer, ATTORNEY AT LA W, Lit , trict Attorneys. Office,liella6.nte, I'm. May ho con/tailed in ..r German V- 7 L4ITIPS.F. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Bellefonte, Offirewith the lltrtrio t Attorney in the Court Ilon., 9 22. Stephens I'. P. aiTTORN EY AT LAW, Bellefonte, Pa. Office on II igh streiAmm the room formerly °ruied as the Post Office. s 11-7 Ent. R. I). Tipple, ME(WiTiile & BUR .;EON. Olfioe 211,1 , 10,r of Conrad 11,use, ltcll+6nttr, Pa. Call+ ur,inptly 11 t ten 41 ed 1.4 I. lb Gray itleek'N Jon IN , ; 011.111:, Allegany E,err ription of l'iskln an I ran) proitlng, 11 , ,ne In the ne.ite,t. manner, atol at prices below ray ratef t.llibler, M. D. P111,1( . 1 ,t 11, fr+Mien, rr 1 ,• Ir t.. t h n/ . 01/eil. Of Belle f,,nte and' s leintty. 0111. t, user Ilerkt liter n Conteet,...ry M. 0., BY/al s Ar em,le, High -trect, 11-1:3 G. M. IDOL, M. I) PHI Slcll N A SI 11(i1-.. , S, per 't.tt. , l at Mllt-tharg, ottt•r• lur prnfett.tormi sees leo to the eititeps 61 that v•lttrr., II 22 - Ilt i 1.1.1 All A. W A I.I.ACE. d"II(It\I•.l' AT \ Wtll s r, n Pp, !ally re wilh rePl lent roun Cleartivl,l P.. 7 lei 11)11..S. I".I{I ' KKIIA KI', Er! -I(l , ‘N A SI Iti;FMN, 1 r. , dd ern l'a Partieular 10I , •11Z1r , I1 1 , 111 U. jII kllidS Of female 1)1 , o e 11,11.4 tr.du nu In 1,,12 I, 111 2 1 , .9 p w 12. IJ J. U. WINGATE, 111 11) S Eil.N risT, on the eorrier of Spring and 11i-hop Itelleimite, Pit At home, elrept perliniiii the brut two weekii of eneh month. Teeth extraeted without ruin 7-16 Wll MA)N I tTlf 'IIIMO N , A fl4+lll-?i ti -AT 6A-W, Vl4, ColtettunA, and all other legal no mess In Celitr(6 the :0 . 11,111111g Court tie 4, pr..l”ptly uttet,le.l to Mll.-e in Want h ard LI Law Lodding, A Ilegli(•ny Mreet l I 3,4 DR. .1. B. MIT('IlE1.1„ .1111511 . 1.1 N SI:11.1i EON, Bellefonte, l'n., Will n'tentl lu proteestonal calls an heretofore, tie reTeettolly °Gra Ins nor %Lien (0 lint frientln and t h e public. Ot five tit the Broekerhoff Houma, 7-lit. DU. BEATTIE, PHYSIiIIAN .11t. SURtIEttN, Bellefonte, Pa . °Piers his professional services to the eitusiis ,Itßet.atto anti vicinity. Office 0CC. , 1,41 I I , Jor licluw the WATCLISIAN tittle°. to 12 C. T. ERVISARGER & CO. W WILES ALBAN!) RETAIL DMA LERS IN TOBACCO AND MORS—Aka an a•.artinont of J cigar Litres dice , con stantly on hand. Middle room of the C ,nrad Douro, opponite the Brorkerhoof hour, D'clielonte Pa. 12 45 W. F. REYNOLD'S do CO. BANKERS, Bilk of Exchange and Nolen ill+eoonted. Collections toad° and pro , reds promptly rcinittoil. Interest paid on special doponitn. Exchange In the Eastern cities constantly on hand for sale. Depositerrercivsd. 7-1 d WILLIAM BROWN. LICENSHD AIt : TrOINTEER, Bellefonte T'a , gill attund to all sales entrusted to tare and fidelity. Having had cgliteenyears experienoe in the Business, AI Hatters himself that he can givo getter /satisfaction Mr!) (hoop Onuctios, J. P. PAehEll, n. C. rAciiim i).ICRER PACKER, having chased the FLENIINGTON FLEMINGTON, P‘. Are now prepared tojarnish all I +11.1• Li FLOUR AN 1) 1)1 , ' 44 ' —ALSO— PLASTER GROUND A IN TILE STONE, "Al' A T T nig enowcnsT NOTll'enV Their Facilities for Manufacturing every thing usually Manufactured in a FLOURING MILL!. A. 0. I 101ST AR UNEQUALED By any other Establishment in thecoun try All orders will receive prompt attention They have also in connection with their Mill TUE STORE FORMERLY OWNED BY J. P. PACKER, And are prepared to totrnigi Stone Coal, Balod Hay, Beef, Pork, Salt, As ' d a general aesortment of Store Ooodf,! lIAVL: CONSTANTLY ON RAND Flour, Corn, Oate, Chop, Ay , A r., 'Ac , CA 8 H I' A I D POR CIIAIN A NI) COUNTRY VROinci. BOY Y(OU FLoull, I'EA:Thr BALE!) //,4 Y Ob' - PACKER 4SE. Pair, l ,', It 12-23—Iy. AtFlummgtgnMille N EW STORE HARPER B ROT II E It 4, Have opened up an ENTIRE NEW STOCK of GOODS of every deseription,at their new slot• ranch on Spring street; which were purchased at PANIC l'R ICES, and will be sold an low if not lower. than ran he found elsewhere in this section. Their stock comprises in part, Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery II °eerie IR, Fancy Goads, Clinching, !Smits a. Shoes, Hats & Caps, Carpet-Sage, Umbrellas, Pariuiols, Hentlemet anal Ladies ' * Goods, Ladies Cloaks k Circulars In Silk and Cloth, Carpeting, Q ueenpwnrc 4.r STATIONERY, rind everything else that 19 to Ifound in a well stocked country store COUNTRY PRODUCE,. taken in exchange and the highest market price paid. CAST 'Y OUR EYF:TIIIi WAY I defy any n , hant in Bellefonte t o "tier A BhTTER, A titi:Elt, AND CHEAPLIt ASSORTNI ENT (if (;OOHS I t I RN' FIEMEM UNI'AI.I,iI:D AND RI %LPN FOR I have the best and cheapest n i rtioles in LA 111 llltl. 5 UUORS I hate the Leot ;IA eheape,t a r tieleg in the GROCERY LINE I have the best and eheavest v". bELECTION OF CARPETS I have the largent and best stst.,,rtinet of READY :4A CLOTHINiI I have the largest iLflrl Deo( u= well as the cheap est stock of everything in my Inc in Bellefonte. ONLY COME AND SEE, hough you do not wish to to , . In all these node I cannot be equalled for good quality or low price's, and sTERNBER(:' le the place, epposite the Ilrockerhoff Hoene jar Notice the three •ages. 12-15 A WAI:8 AIIEA 1) I! A ALEXANDER & HON, MILLHEIM, CENTRM COUNTY PA Are now offering to the nubile nt the LOWItIiT CARO GOODS OP EVERY DISCRI PTION; The nuberribere taken this method of rn nouneing to their friends that they have just returned from the East and now offers a fine aeeortrnent of FOREIOM AND DOMESTIC GOODS ! Which they are selling at such terms at purchasers will find it to their interest o buy of them. Their stock consists of DRESS G004)8! Drown and Bleached SHEETINIIS, SKIRTINGS, FLANNELS, cASSIMERES, HATS, BONNETS, MILLINERY GOODS, SHAWLS, AND CLOAKS. Call and examine our 'Wog. The hall i d not enumerated. MEN AND . I.IOYB WEAR, Hats Cape, Boots• and Shoes. 'Groceries, Hardware, .Queensware, .tc., Arc., MI of which will be disposed of as low am they ca-be purchased outside of Phil'a. All kinds of country produce taken in exchaug for goods. 104 A. ALEXANDER & FON I lIE WONDER OF TILE AGE Evaery body astonished at the pureneenand nheopness of the articles sold at the whole sale ON Bl9llol' NTREET, BELLEFONTE ra., JACOB 11. ETTELE The proprietor of this establishment take pleasure in informing the public that he keep constantly on hand a supply of choice foreign and domestic liquors, such an Old Nectar, Old Rye, Monnongala, and Irish Whiskey; Cognac, Blackberry, Cherry, Ginger, and common Brandies ; I'ort, Madtria, Cherry, and Lial en Wines; Scotch, and Holland Gin ; New England Rum, Jamaica Rum, Cordials Pepper ' md, Anntseed and Ross CASKS WARRANTED TO CON TAIN THE AMOUNT MARKED. The attention of pratticing physicians Is called US his stock of PURE LIQUORS, suitable for medical purposes. Bottles jugs and Demijonn constantly on hand-he has the ONL UR E NECTAR WHISKEY limn, Seed patuirrafte. Liguori' will ho tioitl by the quart, barrel tfar-ce. 114 4 1 / 1 4 & lar-ge-fol of - 111/TT li ED LIQUORS of the fine4t grades on hand FHWI WASHINGTON THAD STEVENS REPUDIATES THE Where iq kept constantly a full supply of the MEI= II 21-tI all of wiltell lie LI Melling Ito low tta to oten riIItEMENDoUs AIIoVNT UI The undersigned Alm jug received the 11,44 1,tef1.1%0 Leather, from the \ew Baltimore and 11 ilmit.gton mar k..:., r‘er tirriught to the. place, ConsiKtlag of DESCRIPTION THAN I OIL 1 1:1.-.11 BR( oil IVO:OCT° of every ili,ription, nil of which will be -"Id cheaper than an 1.0 lieught at any oili er e•-table-liinent in Pentrial Pennsylvania. Mirf,,ntr, which aro at Purl' pricon that the puleher-er of a putt will nave by go ing loin a rail , also a inaggifirient Cost can be puirliaseil nt city prirra,togetker with Hats h. Caps, Boots Shoes. Trunks, Valises and a grand absortinent of al lof fa h tell are , flere.l for I 3 22 ly L ADIES' FANCY FLMS! AT JOHN FAREIRA'S Aft- Old Hatablighed FUR Manufactory, No. 718 ARCH Street, above 7th, FIIILAD'A. Have now in Store of my own Imports , Lion and Manufacture, one of the largest and moat beautiful selections of FANCY FURS, • for I adies' and Children's Wear, In the City. Also, • flue assortment of dents' Fur lllores /I nd Collars. I am enaloletc to dispose of my goods at very rea.onable prices, and I would there lore solicit a call from my friends of Centre &wanly and %kinky. Remember the Name, Numiter..arl Street! • JOHN TAIR,IOIt,A, No. 718 ARCH St, &b. 7th south side Phil adelphia. - • pfr - I h, ve ho Partner. nor Connection with any othor Store in Philadelphia. G ENTLI:II4I..N.-1 Man furnish you with all HILO of the Quaker Oity White Shirts and challenge any trade to produce them equal, W• W. MONTGOMERY. &Lino $4 lLiquorz. VINE A NTI LIQUCII STORE n Town. All liquoraisere bought when liquors wen ow, and he 'milli' them accordingly. Al! .iquors aro warranted to,xlvo satie. action. Confident that he can 'Oman customers. o renpoettnily solleitn n share Of public CHICAIiO PLATFORM Intense exeitement reigns nt the WIIOLE, 4 ALE LIQUOR STORE in the marble front on 111:-110P ~ T ItEET BELLEFONTE I. I g L oRS at pri,e+ lower than Von he found else where outside of Philadelphia mimic eou4l.tA of the I,e,t Old Rye, Bourbon. Iktariougahela, & Irish whisky Hollitna Gin Logniae and 4 other Brandies J111.1111c•li Ne‘l England Ruin MEM Maderia, -herr), cordial. all I:tmlA of REM NM A. ISA I'M. kratbcr, I pr. r. A merivull I.lp. Fren , h ISullumoru Val! KU) SKI\ Leather, Inning anti Shoe finding., He has alet . ., the finetd and larte4 STOCK OF CLOTHING FE.oNI FIVE TO TEN DOLLARS, ASSORTMENT OF CARPETINGS, I)ItY GOODS, 4, CA.SII ONLY! A ISRA !lAA! SUSSMAN "ffnro. MIREI 13t Onobs St Groceries N EW GOODS AND NEW PRI CES !! 111011 RATES RUBBED OUT ! GOODS AT OLD FASHIONED PRICES HOFFhlt & 111(0'13 Would respectfully inform the world and the rest of mankind, that they have just opened out, and aro daily receiving a large STOCK OF (MODS OF ALL KIND which they are offering at the very ',owes mar ket price: DRY GOODS! Coneisting of the latent, litylee of mourn Ann rLAIN ALPACAS, Figured anp plain all Wool Delalna SHEPHERD PLAIDS, BLACK SILKS, SUMMER SILKS, IRISH POPLINS, WHITE GOODS, White Counterpanes. Linen and Cotton Shootings, Chock+, 9inghanaA, Bedtieks, Flannels, ac., OM Shepherd Plaid 'Balmoral', Black Cloth, Caseimeres, Velvetine, Corduroy, Kentucky Jeans, Drills, Ladies Cloaking, Plain Colors, Middlesex Clothe, Rope Ilant's and PLAIDS OF VARIOUS COLCRS A full line of Cloths, Cassitrieres, Sati netts, and Vesting, all kinds and prices, which will sold cheap. %(e have con stantly on hands largo and well selected stock of all kinds of CROCKERY, GROCERIES, MACKEREL, SALT, &AI Which we will dinpooe of at the very lowest cs•h prices. All kindle of rountry prnduce taken in ex change fur gouda, and the ht hr.t mark< prieCc allowed FRIENDS AWAKE TO YOUR INTER fort Wine, For we feolev iatied that w• can suit your TASTY.I an w. 11 as your PURSEILI. li-a0 k il R (I (' E It I E S ' -ir CHEAPER THAN EVER AT S I.: l; 11 1,1.: It & Al 00It E ' S Thew Oroccry and Provision :ztort? Any person who has not Jet rolled should lu so without f urther delay. Jt an e4t.il,lo•hed laet that we aro nelllng Ir.,oorien at lower ',wen than ran he ,ought at any other place in CENTRE COUNTY We keep a lull r tuck of every •ariety of ilooiliii In our line. TEAS. !CANNED Fiturrs ni all hinds. Old Ilyeon, ”ung Ily eon JRLLI ES of all ki& Inolong, MEE COF ELs. 1.1111,u.r fL, - Roasted , aolkOgroundl'icklee, Ottsop Chow Chow, SUGARS Engliah Saucem googi.tvs,,rtment of DOMESTIC FRUIT Brown Sugar, C Sugar it su g ar white, A Sugar pure White! Granulated pure do Crushed puro white SYRUPS Light Drips, nearly Drips, l i Ambarb ' yrup, New Orleans Molasses MEM Factory Cheese Pine Apple Cheese, Sup Saga Cheese. And every other article that belongeja the U ROCERY TRADE GIVE US A CALL SECHLER A MOORE, RUNES' OLD STAND, ALLEGANY ST., BELLEFONTE, PA 13 16 ly LADIES' READ! ENTIRE NEW STOCK 'AT Silks, .Minazibiquen, RAps, Alpacnp, Delame, Ladies Coating, Gents' Cloths. Ladies Sacques, White Pokey, Linen Table Cloths, Counterpanes, Crib Counterpanes, White and Colored Tarlton, Notions of every Find, White floods of every description, Cords, and Braid, V:ilr, B=l and in fact avanv- man that can' be thought of, doeirod or wad in tha. FANCY GOODS Ult NOTION LINE, which be hat concluded to eell at figures all low if not lower than Phlltulelphia and New York retail pricey]. Come and ace UR ff you don't 'Cab to buy it will rfay you to look at our atoek and learn the pricem. Again we cordially invite you to call. EMI OM THE PEOPLE'S CIIOICE By puretiamng what you need at Sid IT 11 'S MAMMOTH ST Olt I.', 1111LIPSItl'Itii CENTRE COUNT) Da , Where the largeit, heape,t,hest selected and ino.t fa.loonable is-e••st meat of droop goods In the country can bo found Silks, of I , „r pr ',ea, Mohnirs, ',trot; Poplins, of low Jr,.. 0, DCIIIII., Alpacas, 'if tote peg, rs, Linens, of Ler.pre , s, Muslim!, pent t, Citlieocs, n I pg k lanais, of / , ,or pr os, slt (we pric,o, logn pricf• Noliosis, #7l /ow pen AND lIF:NTS In this lino wo has,ts everytfing to etirw pletely lit out sit herrn en or pre ciS ire die no 11007'S„S'IME.V, II A 'AS AND VA a full nupply alwaya on hand and choaper than can be leo ad at any other eatabluth ment. LIiATIIEIt EVERY DESCIPTION guaranteed an repregentall, and at low rates oYsThitS Cove vyPtCre, l t 4 pieed Oysters .7it*Fanners and others, who at this yes eony y uiu Lumen,uzi eiheini "or pleasure are inv Ando, rail and see tic If we not offer superior tednessiients, do not buy. 1249 LIWIETII ING NEIV IN MILL -17 lIKIM. A pplos, Peach an, I pared and unpared NEW iIOODS FOR FA LL AND WINTER CHERRIES, The utnlendgi • ' ul tli,dr new and spa clouts eture rug , Millnoim,bave laid in an FOREIGN FRUITS ENTIRE STOCK OF NEW GOOVS, for the fall and winter trade, iind cordially invite the purchasing public to call and see them. They have Musline, Calicoe7 Delalne, Hakim! Valentia, Rai/line Layer, Current Engiteh, Prunes Turk 'eh, PASTRIES, Prepared Cocoanut, Corn Starch, Silks, ?do rinoes, ing hams, Cheeks, Cassitsiers, Cloth, Clothing, Notions, Boots wind Shoes, Hats and Cape Urocerles, Hardware, Wood • Corn Grits, linker). 'Farina, English Gallatin, Italian Mocearonl and Willow Ware, Queenoware, and in fact everything usually kept in a country store, all of which they offer at very lowratee. LEATIIEIt OP ALL KINDS ON lIAtD and green hides and country produce taken in exchange for goods. SMITH tt CO. 12-48 ly. 411EEN OF ENGLAND SOAP. For doing a family washing in the beat cheapest manner. Guaranteed equal to any in the.world! liar all tho strength of of old rosin soap with the mild and lather ing qualities of genuine Castile. Try this splendid soap. Sold by the Alien Chemical Works, 48 North Front Street, Philadelphia 13-38-1 y IDr? (Est)lobo, erocerigo. NAIRAER I CO'S t )tilliants, Calicoes, awna, Mueline, Tlckingt, Jpera Insertings and Edgings, White Laois Curtins, Zephyr a Zephyr Patterns, Tidy Cotton, Shawls, Work Basket'', SUNDOWNS, Perfumery, Ribbons— Ve:‘, et. Taffeta and Bonne t bu tune Trimmings, Ladies and Misses Skirts, 1100'1' SK I RTS, Thread, llceiery, Fans, Sewing Silky, LADIES AND MISSES SHOES 1(.1. FOrit BUSH'S ARCAIq I; 14/.. FAIRER A. CO SANT. 1 ()UR GREENBACKS! GOODS, 111 I riy prire. DIA 1 CONIITTITION Eire Goobs, lArocerito GREAT EXCITEMENT I I '', OLORIOU I B NEWS Mcrhail PRIeEs R,EPUCED rr HOWELL,AILLII. ANl),fc of Rush's Arcade, in Rooms No. 1 an d 2 have just returned from the city with on e 0 tverlargest and best assortments of Goods a lirtught to Centre co. . Having the Largest assortment of Dry (loods and tirooeties they are able to vah, the Market. VS ask an examination of our Ladle Dress Goods, cAraco FROM 9 to ()5 eta Per Yard Napkimp, Musli' that will astonish the purchaser, Carpets at uld fashioned prices. The largest aesortment of Caestmere in Market. READY MADE CLOTHING warranted to give perfect satisfaction Our shoes for Ladies ware can't be excelled Our ( rocory department RP t”n Mee every ono In ameortment and low prices. SYRUP, SUGAR, TEA COFFEE Canned Fruits, Jellies. Domestic and Foreign Fruits, Cheese and Pastries of all kinds, and every other article belonging to the grocery Department. WHOLE SALE AT PITTLAnLPIIIA RATES "Amu:Es, MECHANICS AND LA Bon ARS, LOOK to your intoreit One dollar saved in Milled one dollar in your pocket. Then call and see at what astonishing Low Prices. IIOWELL GILLILAND & Co aro selling Dry Goods and Groceries No 1 , 111133 spared In showing their Goode limit as represented we will pay you for your trouble. DoN'T Foit(ixf THE PLACE, 1311 , 1 i's Arvado, Rooms Nu. 1 and 2. 12 1/1 • N EW GOODS A largo agilottment of now Spring and i•limilier good, have just been unpacked at the store O. .1. B. Alc'l, Allegheny Street, Bellefonte, Pa., and Are DOW Ilfferol to the people at the taunt reattorte able price -U. el *k roMprillel fqty (;001)S OF EVERY VARIETY, much am MUSLIN-, cALIcuIiS,DELAINs,:-.11.104 Mennoco, Ginghamn, Cheeks, Cassimers,cle Also WU/CI:RIES. ALL KINDS, PRO PER.IOII. DRIED Flit IT I.lool+ and Shoer,lliitii and Cape, quoene• %tare, and in fart everything usually kept In I.ir line. 13 22 ly I)LEASANT GAP AHEAD! NEW GOODS AND V • tY LOW PRICKS Every thing ynu ry Boots and Shoo; II elts 11041 C. 1,4, Q,u cone ware, Butter and Eggs and in- foe! - ererythlrig uluolly kiwi in well atoiked cauutry Since, can be bought as 'heap ly NOT CA EA PER thananywhere else, of 13 113 ly BURNS & B"MUCKER WHOLEII A LE q, ROCERB, PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 806 Market Street, Philadelphia. J. Moons 13mtna—of 8. 8. Janney, Jr & Co. timucasn, Jr.—of 8. Smucker, Jr. k Co• oep 15, 1855.—tf. Marble EoZiorks. NEW MARBLE YARD I /The subscriber begs leave to in form the eitizeux of Centre ell adjoining counties that he still continues the EXTENSIVE MARBLE YARD? of W. it. Felty, Near the Depot, Bellefonte Pa., where can be found at all times a very large assortment of MONUMENTS, TOMB & HEAD STONES, and whore he will be prepared, with every facility, to manufacture to order, EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WORK, in the high est style of art, on the shortest notice and most accomodating terms. He proposes to pay particular attention to furnishing one public with everything in the manufacture of Marble; therefore,., thoee desiring any thing in his line can be accommodated by milling upon him,equal to purchasing of aILY city Works. 11-29 Wm. FELTY J. li. AWL 1i r ,CCIIINI, L. B. McENTYBE,• Pleapant Gap, Pa
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