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Mall Train
Ctprcss Trnln ,,
CATAWI83A UAH, ItOAD.
NOIITH. 60CTH
Iccnmmodatlnn Train o.it a. M. 7,17 l M
Rpilur Krprefs 4.(4 P.M. n.sj a. m!
Tiironirn cant on Erprc-is train either to New Vork
or Phllilelphln. rcn'nmodatlon tram runs betvv ccn
Ualawlssi anl Wllllsintport.
Yftttday wn the flinrte't day of the year.
There Is slelglilnj, but not of a ch lceles
crlptloti.
Multiply 087031321 by 45 and cce what a
CirioiH result ol laurel il Kivel.
Acconllng to the 1'thn, ppnrltniin near Klnck
fhinny ihoot b'uly gum fur deer.
Jiifhua Robbing Sr., hm been nppitntrd
pol iiBFler, at Unity villi', l,ycominj county,
The lailies of the Latin ran Church will liutil
a lY-dlval at tho Opaa House, to night and
to nionow night.
The river is frozen eo folidly (hat trams cro
at Kpy. l'oot pnwngers cm emu at lh'n
place but we have not heard that team hate
ventured n yet.
The bent pliyHici.un muro in tint Dr. Hull'
Cough Syrup in a reliable and never failing
remedy. All Drums koep it. 25 com a
bottle.
Tho?e who have water pipe ti point to thu
action of frost would be wiu if they (inarded
ngaiunt their burrting. Much tiouble and an
noyance can be sived by a li.tle timely uctiou.
Kx-Trcnsurer John Hung.of Northumberland
county, residing in Tuibut township, win
found dead Billing on his chair Tuesday aftei
noon. The hotto of I. W. McKelvy wai robbed, on
Thursday night of last week, of two cans of lard
and all the butler on baud. The thief will pro
bably deal his buckwheat Hour and oausagc
somen here else.
The ladies have been out in strong force dur
ing the past few ilfyn, busy viitli llitir holiday
hupping. Thu Mores ate well filled with
Chuslmai gifu and even in these hard t'nuis
puichasera lmii be found for them.
l'r.ink A. IleamUli was convicted lust Friday
of forgery committed when he was Secretary
of the I'ourth District School Tax Hoard of
Scranlon. The amount of the ciubeizlcmc ta
charged wa SIO.OOO. lie was defended by Hon
Stanley Wuiilwurd.
A man nntntd I'ctir S. Haclienbcrry was ar
rested near Urangt ville, la-: Friday, charged
with lorging the inilornetuent to a note of $100
in the name cf John A. Ji lineon of Williams
port, lie was (ariiid to that lily and lucked
up in default ol bail.
James Archie who was badly cut willi a knife
in the hands one Stout mine lime since, was
again cut in the throat on Monday night by a
boy named Mruthers. Archie was not greatly
damaged. Struthers lied.
For whitening the teeth there is nothing
superior to wood charcoal very finely ponder
ed. Take a few shavings of civile soap and
dls'olvn in spirits with the aid of heat. Use
this solution to make with the charcoal a very
till paste, adding a little syrup or honey to
weeten it, and scent to suit.
We have just learned the cheering fact that
a fashionable dres can bo made of only thirty
four yards of cloth, if tho dressmaker only ex-
ercisss care and some judgtnenll This fills us
with delight. The cost of a wife's waidrobs b.
conies a mere nominal sum, if she doesn't need
over thirty or forty dresses a year I
The'Columbia county Teachers' Institute will
beheld in the Hall of tho Nctmal School;
beginning December 23th, instead of the'J3d as
announced last week, and continuing one week
Good boarding can be had at tho building fo1-
evenly five cents per day.
Lectures will be given on Tuesday, Wednes
day and Thursday evenings.
The Supreme Court of Iowa says the relation
FT husband and wile does not divest the wife
thuiiile of personal property held before
Lirri.igo or subjucntly acquired. The prop
i wife cannot bo taken in payment n
Lband's debts, even though it be reduced
losFCssiun ofthchu-band and his credi
In no notice of the wife's interest.
There is great distress among the unemp!oy d
workineuun at and ubutit Scranton. Many are
on the vcrj.o of starvation. Tlureis node
mind for labor and skilled michisnics offer
their ti rvices for half i. dollar per day without
avail. It is ptoposed to oil public meetings
to devise minus to provide food for thesullerers.
This s hou Id be done at once and prompt aid
should be extended.
Sitttrdnv nnd Sunday la-t were fair copie
of their pridtcck-oris of tho weik before. On
S.itUtd.iy theiu was the same cold, northern
gale, dust clouds &:., and on Sunday the i-ame
low temperature without the wind. IfthtsKort
of thingfis to be kipl up this winter, it will ru
qulro more than the umal iquaniniity of our
citizens, to keep up llu-ir standard of piety for
the week.
John Dunn, of Dtadford county, while hunt-
iug, last week, on Frcnclitown Mountain, slip
pidovira prulpiie. Hie first duunt was a
piiptMliiuhir tne of tweuly livo feel, and sli
ding n few ftet, went down another of Ihlrt.
feit, nnd linn, lidlng and tumbling onward,
ho i nine finally lo the cut made by the canal
exiavntlon, nnd went down sixty fittto the
led of the old cnnnl. Fiom ihe point where ho
started lo where be finally luni'id the distnrce
by mmfiire is ovir time hundred feet, lie
died from the injutici received.
A correspondent writes us that an uccidetit
occurred at tho mines of J. A. Ltuce, in Glen
City on Tuesday last, by which William Haw
Kins and Daniel Metisinger were severely ''Urn
ed. Hawkins was making n cartridge near nn
open and hniriillid Ltg or powder, when a
spark from his lump Ignited ihu powder and In
the explosion which instied both nun were
badly burned, principally ubout iho face, link
and hands, Hnwklus would have burned to
dtnth but for his presence of mind in tearing
ofl his clothes Iloth nun are doing well un
der the treatment of Dr. L. H. Creasy,
What might have been a fcrious accident
was prevented in on odd way, on Sunday last,
in Ihe homo of Mrs. W. II. Lnt, adjoining the
Court House, Two Utile girls, daughters of
Mrs. Ent and Mrs. Brown of Danville, whilst
seated at a table on which were two coal oil
lamps, managed In tome way to overturn the
table, lamps and themselves on the floor. One
limp only was lighted and It broke and the
burning oil ran on the carpet, Fortunately.how'
ever, .the table had a hi'y woolen cover which
ill on the f.amea and smothered them, Nelth
u of the thlldrt n were injuml, nor was much
damage dona to tho carpet.
ltr an Act of AmcmMi..
J370 "n person .hall kill or cxpo-o for Kate, or
havo unlawfully 1,1,
.imc l,m been ktllctl, eny hare, commonly call-
ociwccn tittccntli ilay of December
and tno liftecmli day of October, In any year,
tiihicrn Penalty of five dollar for each anil
vcty hare or rabbit io Irill.d or had In hi,
position." The wino prohibition nppll,. lo
inrlrlilges, but the penalty U ten dollars. Plica
sets miyho killed until J,mary firm. No
more rabbil or pnrtri.lSe on bo lawfully kill
cd until October IS, 1377.
There Is no end to tho rnnfllctlnrf
relative to the weather during the coming win
Inr. Bnotlnaycra have arisen everywhere nud
proclaimed that the weather will I,., f..r,.l,,il
cold others again a'ert that the winter will
no open and cite ancient mlsgos to support their
Millions. In view of these conllicllng opin
ion, we feel constrained to give a few words of
idvleo to our readers, to wit! don't giveaway
yourovercosls, furs and wraps unless you have
money enough to replace them, an 1 do not
wholly lose idvht of your utraw hats.dusters and
Ihf like. He the weather what it may von can
then snap your fingers at tho thermometer.
Put it Hum 1'oxr.s. Every neron who
owns a tree should put thereon a box to harbor
the little Fngli-h sparrows tint have made
their app-aranci! among in. They will need
tho shelter this winter, and It is the duty of
our citizens to see that Ihev have It. Every
family should have a box put upon each of the
trees surrounding their houe. anil they should
id'oend-avor to prevent tho nml
birds iu nny way.
The boxes put up by t' o city of Philadelphia
in the various public squares and parks are
about six inches snnarf, having a hole about
two inches square cut in one side, by which the
birds can enter, and each box is Inhabited by a
ingle pair of sparrows. We trust this matter
"ill receivo some attention from our citizens.
-V.t.
Last Saturday night, while Mr. John Kind
was returning home from a grorcry where he
had been dealing and exposing his money, and
tst as lie reached Illom street, some fiend in the
n'lape of a man, knocked him down and rifled his
pockets of ten dollars. When became to his
senses he found himself trying to get in at Dr.
Charles Del Camp s office. He was nearly fro
zen to death, and could scarcely cr,,wl. The
.doctor heard him scratching at the door, and
thought it was a dog asking admUsbn, and
when he reached the door found Mr. Kind in a
ad condition. He took the unfortunate suflercr
in and kindly cared for him, giving him all the
m-'dieal asi-tancc in his power until he recov'
cred, when hu was conveyed to his home, on
Cherry street. It's a pity be can't identify the
sco u ud i el s. Da n nVfc Heeonl.
The London Veterinary Journul advocates a
simple and inexpensive appliance to prevent
horses fiom falling in winter. It consists sim
ply of one or more steel studs, set Into the
horsi's shoe. One in front is s'ufiieient, but for
heavy work two more nt the sides arc recom
mended, Tho stud is a square bit of steel near
ly an inch long, pointed at one end nnd taper
ing slightly from about the middle of the oth
er that enters the shoe. Jfo filing or finishing
is necessary, anil an blacksmith can mako a
large number in a very short time out of an
old rasp or file. The stud must fit tightly, c.ire
being taken that it does not "wobble," and that
it does not pass quite through tho shoe. The
hole is made with an ordinary square punch.
This Biniple system has proved very eflicbnt
after an extensive trial, and saves horses great
pain, suffering and often fital injury.
A recent case in Pittsburg show how care
ful we should be to guard against the spread
of pestilence. A person died of small pox, and
the occupant of the bouse, to get a little money
sold the bidding to nn upholsterer, who soon
eaught the disease and died. One of his lady
customers, visiting his store, became infected,
and carried tiie disiase into her family, several
members of which are now afflicted with small
pox. A servant girl in tho houe, becoming
frightened, lefl it, and carried the disease into
another family witii whom sho went to live
Three families were thus afflicted through the
culpable act of the occupant of tho original
muse. Too much care cannot be taken to
guard against the spread of infection, which, it
can be seen, could in Ibis case have been pre
vented, had the proper disposition been m.i le
of tho bidding of the first victim.
ltOLL OF IIONOIt.
The following named pupils were neither tar
dy nor absent in the Catanlssa school for the
month eliding Dec. 10, 1S70.
HoomNo. 1 Jennia lirobst, Katie Kister,
Gertio Lashelle, Fannie Keller, Fmma Ilinard,
Annie Ilile, Cora Schmeck, Anna Iiecdcr, Flla
Heeder, Kiltie Ileifsnyder, Daniel Kriimtn,
Charles Krumm, Ambrose Manhardt, Johnny
Gilbert, Freddy Frederick, CI irk 2Ioliuin,
Lore Stvers, C'lias. Smith. T. Ii. Miller teacher.
Uoom Xo. 3 Annie Martz, laria Hall,
Susie Walter, limine Kuon, John Metz, John
Former, Clinton Keifer, Charlie Cleaver. Miss
Kmma Chirk teacher,
Room So. 4 Knlie Haley, Lillie Wallers,
Tillie Wheatiey, Katie (Jtiinn, M,iy Persinp,
S uliu Long, Flora Chambers, Allio llehvig,
Josio MiKelvy, John Lewis, Albert Yelter,
Clinton Long, George Frederick, HaivcyMench
Frank Keller, (liorge DuVatt, Willie Fisher,
Willie llowirs. Mbs Katu Mcars and Miss
Lille It. Iteif-nyder teachers.
NO mi M. SCHOOLS,
l'rofo'sors Allen, of Tioji county; Ilrooks,
of L'incaster J Khrenfelt, of Washington j Shaf
fer, of Xorihimptou ; liuehtic, of Lehigh j
Mis-es J. IJ. Leonard, of Indiana, and Elizabeth
Lloyd, of ISucks, wero appointed by the sta'o
to idlers' tisso.iation, at their meetii.g held last
AugU',t,at West Chester, a committee to con
sider the best mean) of removing tho evils oon
uecled witii the normal school system. The
stato nnruinl.schools aro in a precarious condi
tion. Ol the nine in the state only throe Mil-
lersville, West Chuitor, nud Kutitowii, ate
able to pay expenses. Ono is already in thu
bauds of Ihe shenU, and the othor live will soon
be if something H not done to help them Tho
nbovo named committee met lately at Ihe slate
eunerinti'iideiU's office, at HarrNburg, and after
a long and earnest discussion lesolved to pell
lion the Plato ki,'islaturo that tho state, within
five years, should pay all legal debts against
thu schools, mako tuition free to nil Intending
to teach, and provide for tho piymentof the
salaries of the professors nnd teachers employ
ed.
The Honesdale, Pa , Chronicle says that as
Samuel Cliff was driving thioiigh a dark and
louelv piece of woods near White's hollow,
about twelve miles from Honesdalc, bo heard a
most unearthly yell from some spot not far
ahead of him in Ihe road. 'Ihis was followed
by a man's voico shouting in terror, "For Gad's
siko hurry up." Mr. unit wiuppeu up ms nor.
ses. and a short dl-lanco aluad found a man
standing in the middle, of the road holding a
cow by a rope around lis horns, The cow was
plunging about ns If greatly frightened, aim
the man, William Isovelanu, oi Aiucuvuie,
wa3 also in much lenoi. Hu said that as ho
was walking along, leading his cow, he heard
something come bounding through the buslui
and then a lar.e animal sprang Into tho road,
From Iho size and action of th 3 beast, Loveland
knew that ho was confronted by a panther.
Tho animal crouchisl on the ground for an In
slant, and then with a wild screech It sprang
and fastened Itself on the back of tho cow, The
noise of tho horses running toward tho spot
aeemed lo Bcarc It, for it Jumped ofl In the woods,
The marks of tho panther's teeth and claws
I were visible on the cow's back.
THE COLUMBIAN AMD
IhsiT.nATM TI, ,lt, e.i.. iii i
r-,....: 'm.ois ui uiu iiiuomsourg
CpumniAN headed their editorial with a cut
ot n mounted cannon, nnd any ono at first clanco
would cupposo that they Intended to fight or
bust." l..v cla.cil 300,000 majority for
Tilden and 203 electoral votes t first, but like
ensiuio men they come down and say "Demo
crat, ami Republicans want to know who Is
iir y nnu iinntatlv elected President. Ho It
lilden or Ifnycs ho mutt have tho support ol
;' nln."" A "iy wcro not certain about
the 203 electors, nnd It is positively known that
Kiilhe.ford II. II iye-1 was "fairly 'and honestly
elated President" l.v m,l lur. ..i.,,.... n .i.-,
the law required, we hope to see those idltora
iimiiiiK ineir cannon ami help support the
nation. bunburtj American.
that cannon acems to worry some of our
Republican brethren j (hey don't like cannons,
never did especially during the war. Tho
CoMJMMAtf did and docs claim a popular ma
jority of 300,000 for Tilden. The 203 . lictoral
votes should havo been 203. Wo have not
"come down" becutso wj iiro'Vnslbto.'' We are
convinced that Hayes has not been "fairly and
honestly elected," but that tho Amtrican't
friends have made a strong effirt to count him
In, ns they have state officers in different States
for years past. We propose to "help support
the nation," nnd that Is why wo at every
opportunity seek to lmprcs upon the people
the fact that Samuel J. Tilden was elected last
month P-esident of the United States. We
should be aiders and abettors of a rebellion did
wo advocate the Inauguration of Hayes.
NEWS ITEMS.
In the libel suit ot Struthers & Sons, vs.
the Philadelphia Evening llulkt'm, for $50,
000 damages the jury found u verdict for
the pluiiilill-i with ono cent damages.
Inspector General James A Hurdle, U. S,
A , died In Washington on Thursday night,
lie was a native ol New York, and entered
West Point in 1838, graduating in 1343
During tho Mexican War ho commanded
the Fourth Kegiment of New York Volun
leers. During the last War ho served sue'
cessivcly on tho staffs of Gens. McClcllnn,
Wool nnd Ilurnside. In March, I860, he
was brevetted Major General, for faithful
nnd distinguished services in tho Inspector
General's Department.
M. O. Iiutler was elected U. S. Senator
on Tuesday by thu Democratic Senators nnd
Hepresentativcs of South Carolina, iu joint
session. He received 01 out of 79 votes
The number present was that of n legal quo
rum. A formal demand by Wado Hamp
ton for the possession of tho Stato House,
tho Great Seal and public records has been
rclttsed by Chamberlain.
The New York Security Life Insurance
and Annuity Company has bilr-t mid a re
ceiver has bee.i appointed. Tho nU'.iirs ol
the Co. arc in a bad condition nnd it is doubt
ful if tho policy-holders will obtain any
thing. Tho properly of Hrigijs & (Jo., keepers of
a J'.iro bank in San Francisco, lias been at
tached ut the suit of P.irrott & Co., bankers,
of the same city. Pnrrtitt ft Co, charge that
Van Mier, their embezzling clerk, who was
lecently arrested in Mexico, lost -33,000 of
their funds nt the defendants' gaining tables.
Tho banking house of Win. JI. Itcani, in
Somerset, Ohio, was entircd by four masked
men, and robbed of $10,000 on Wednesday'
night. Part ol the bank building was oc
cupied as a dwelling by Renin's family. The
robbers overpowered the occupants,and com
pelled Ucani to open the safe. They took
paper money only, leaving tho coin. Keam
remained bound and gagged until nearly
daylight, his wife fearing to be killed if sho
gave an alarm.
Tho Philadelphia 7Vtfs publishes a list
of the places of amusement destroyed by
fire, in tills country, since 1798. The list
nsrgregatca tho enormous number of 145.
Tne value of this property and the .number
of lives lost by these fires are not given
The Brooklyn disaster lust week resulted iu
a greater lots of life than any other.
"Eureka" is the sentiment of countless puf
erers who find thebal.n of relief, and tho foiin-
tin of their health and ftrcngth, in Ayer's Sar
sapurilla. It is the mot potent of all the al
teratives to purify tlio system nnd cleanse the
blood. It possesses invigorating qualities, to
that it Btlmulaies tho faded vitalities and pur
ges out the corruptions which mingle with the
blood, promoting derangement and decay. W
are assured by many intelligent physicians that
this medicine cures beyond all others of its kind
and we can fortify this (statement by our own
experience. Athol (lass.) White Flag.
Dec. lm
Iho Radical oigans nave struck a new
vein economy this time. Ihey think tho
appropriations to pay tho expenses of tlio
Congressional investigating committees in
South are very large. Their anxiety for tho
public treasury is too thin j the real leason
for their troubled spirits is that they dread
tho facts which these committees will uneaith
and show to tho people. The Gazette
Jlulletin says "C 'gross is quarreling over tho
appropriation Cflls to pay the expenses of
the roving committeos," Wo believe theru
is a little quarrel in tho Hott-o on the sub
tect : tins Democrats there 'havo reduced the
appropriation of the Republican Kenato from
400.000 to $30,000. Onlv tho Oasette A
llulhtin didn't say so.
From llov. Jacob Secliler, U' Hanover, l'.i
well known among ouruciimiii population
"lltivius realized iu mv finiily important
benetits Ifom tho u-es ot your valuublu prepi
ration Wistat's liaNam of Wild Clr.'ny i
affords mo iilca-uio to recommend it to the
....i.r... e. :..i.. r
puuuc. ouuiu civile iu;o, uuu ui my
daughters boeined to be in a decline, and lit
tlo holies ol her locovety wcro entertain
ud. l men procured u uottia ot your i;x
lent lialnaui. and befute sho hud taken tho
whole of iho contents of the pottle there was
a great improvement in Ii.t health. 1 Inv
iu in S' individual case, mado t'lenuent u-o of
your valuable medicine, and have always been
bcneutteU by it.
50 cenU nnil$l a bottle. Sold by all drug
gists.
Tr,, ,, Isln.l t,'lrl,ua Wll,IPI,Tr n.111,,1,
lhlsamf Avery palalealde compound for
the various affections olthe throat and lungs
it has been Used with success, in seven cases
of asthma giving inilnut relief and in many
cases effecting a pernament cure. 1'iicuSO
cents per bottle and positively wai ranted to
give entiro siillsiactlon i r money reiunueu.
Kirby's Maglo ltelief for the instant cure
ot severe ami acute pains,
Kirby's Tasteless Worm Lozenges, pleas
ant. sate and effectual.
Kirby's Horse and Cattle Powders aro tho
best powders lor stoci:, luuiiuiactureii, ury
them and be convinced,
Kirby's Camphor Ice for sunburns, sore
lips and chapped nanus.
uill s litllious and Liver fills aro rccom
mended by tlio first Physicians.
Tho above preparations are for sale by all
Druggists aud dealers iu medicine.
MoVWt UltOTHIJRS,
July 21,'70.-lv Wholesale Agents,
Sir good second-hand Pianos for sale at
G, Thomas's Musio Store, Danville, ranging
iu price Irom 12o to 2&o. Uec. i-3m
W"AINWKIGUT & CO.,
' WIIOLKSALK UHOCBUS,
N. E. Corner Second and Arch Htreejs,
rulLiCXLTUU,
Ueaters in
TEAS, SYItUrS, COFFEK, SUOAIt, NOLAS8KM
HtCl, SNCIJ, B1C1B1 80D1, VC, tc,
lir Orders will receive prompt attention.
S1.T-U
DEMOCRAT, BLOQMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Business Noticos.
Wanted.
Llvo Quail, will
pay cooit pri
ll, ticliuylcr.
J. 1
A
complete
m.,l'Wi
nssortment of Frcali Nuts,
Knislns
runes, tc,,nt Ilcndcrsliott'n.
Highest cash prices paid for Musk Kat,
Mink, Dlnck Skunk, Otter, Kacooti, Ac, at
1). Lowcnbcrg's.
t Lulz &. Sloan's you can cct cnoil use
ful Christmas presents at nny price. Iront a
O cent UnutUcrclilcl to n ou.uu set ol run.
10 pieces of those
12i cent
Plaid, at I.
W. linrtman's,
Call soon.
A finn nssortment fifFuriiitu.ro of nil
grades and at prices to suit, just tho thing
lor lloltutiy presents, nt u. w. uorrcti
Thnsa 12V cent Plaids nt Clark A Wolf.
nnd Units nt 10 to 20 cent's arc ifolnu oil' fast.
A it lino ol nl, Wlnm ut uoom nt uotiuin
prices.
Cndmnn has a splendid nssortment of Pic
turn Frames. Paper Holders, foot Kcsts,
ltrnckcts. Towel Hacks, Musii! Hacks.Stnnds,
Tables, Chamber Sets and Furniture of ev
ery description, just tho tliiinrs for Holiday
(Jilts, nml ull at the lowest pries.
Ladles' Fancy Sill: Handkerchiefs GO cts,
to 81.40 ut I. W. Hnrttmm's.
Christmas Goods In great variety at tho
Central Hook btnro (,1'ost Ullicc).
Castors, Pitchers, &c, suitable) for Holiday
presents at M. M. itussel s.
Go to Lutz it Sloan nnd get your wifo a
new black Alpaca ilrcss lor a uiiristmas
present. They havo just received nine new
pieces nt prices mat can't lie oeat.
Gent's fancy Slippers just received nt 13,
M. Knorr s.
Holiday presents iust received by
Schuyler &. Son; Skates, Hoys' Tool Chests,
ll.,t.l U'.ivo full Holla film Vnol-ot. Cut.
Icry sc.
Choice Perfumery in Fancy Iloxes, Chro
mo and lingraved Uottles at uciiucrsiiotrs.
Nubias, Scarfs, Furs, &c,
at I. W. linrtman's.
for Christmas
ltubber lioots at JIcKinuoy's,
For a good cheap suit of Clothes goto
u. Lowenuerg s.
Mason ft Hamlin, Geo. Woods, aid the
Celebrated Standard Urtrans at u nomas'
Music Store, Uamille. Dec. l-3m
At Lul. & Sloan's you can get Silk
Handkerchiefs from 35 cents to 1,25, sets
ol Furs fiom So cents to 50,00, Ladies'
Shawls hum 75 cents to 25,00, White lilan-
Uets from li.GO per pair up, and almost any
thing you want in tho Dry (ioods lino at
prices to suit the times.
Diaries for 1S77, cheap at Central
liook
Store.
Pocket Unoks, Cigar and Card Cases all
tyles and prices at llendershott's.
Look at I. W. llartinati's new style of
Glass Ware for presents.
Ladies' and Children's Slippers nt 15. M.
uurr's.
Gents' fancy Slippers at A;cKinney's.
New ttock of Gold Pens. Pencils. &c. at
the Central Hook Store, (Post Ollice.)
Fine French Candy in many styles at 40
ceuts per pound at llcndetsltott's.
Ask to sco I. W. Hartmau's Ladies'
Vests for 50, 75 and 90 cents, 81.00, $1 25
and 51.50.
Holiday Goods, Lamps. Cbrvstal AVed
ling Sets, a line nssortment of China and
Gias.s Ware at JI. JI. Kussel's.
Uuy your Clothing at 1). Lowenberg's.
ChiekeritiL', Sleinwny. Jlathushek & Haines
lira's., Pianos, at Thomas's Jlttsic Store.
muviiic. Dec. l-Uni
Tubular Lanterns at JI. JI. Hussel's.
Gent's Underwear -10 cents to SI. 25 at I
W. Harttn.m's.
Overcoats, Overcoat-, Overcoats.
Vor Men, for Uojs, for Children.
Latest styles, lowest prices nt
1)
Lowenberg's.
Ladies' I'ubbers at JIcKinttey's.
Uoys' Kip Uoots for i2Q0 at E. JI.
Knorr s.
Uiankcts to keen vou warm. Christmas
and Aew xear at I. W. Hartman's.
Tobacco and Confectionery, wholcsalo aud
reian at .u. m. nussel s.
really fine Dress Shirt, trv the Kclinsc
fttiirt. a pciicctiit. eleeiance and economv
comiiined; can only ue botigtit atu. l.,owen
uerg s.
Sheet Jltiaic. JIusic Hooks, and JIusical
Instruments generidly in endless variety nt
'I'lw.no'o r. c,n.r. r :n.. i ...
Uuy yrur Uoots nnd Shoes at JIcKinney's
for lie Mill "holds ths foil," and sella Goods
it "liaru pair prices.
COAL. COAI.
(lid I'.stuMishcd Cnal Yard.
C. W. Nt:Ai. .t liuo.. Wholesale & Ketail
Dealers in all sizes ol the best qualities ol
Keel and WliiU- Ash Coal, at the crv lowest
market rales. Havo constantly on hand large
tOCLS oi
Domestic,
Cupola,
Ulacksmith's Anthracite,
iiituminous.
and LiiiK'burncr's C'u!
INpecial attention civeti to the prepara
tinn of co.il boioro leaving our yards. Grain
nud Lumber taken iu exchange fcr coal.
Coal doliveie'd to nny pint of Iho town ut
short notice. Orders lellat I. W, JIcKelvv's
store, or at our ollice, will receive prompt at
tention, utuce ami i anis at u iiiiam iseal
ft Sons I itriiaciv Last Uloonnlmri'. our
pitronago resticutfullv solicited,
COAL. 17 if 25 COAL
Wurlty of IlcuLivlirauie.
Why will you suffer violent pain, or bo made
uncomfortable, distressed in mind or body.when
you can bo Instaatly relieved and quickly cured
by Kenaon's Copciuo Porous Plasters. The or
dinary Porous Plaster is an article of mirit,
et its action is too slow, requiring days and
weeks of continuous wear lo i llect a cute. Itcn
son's Capcino Porous Plaster, being a gieat im
provement over theni, relieves you Instantly
and curi'j you qulckir than any Known plaster,
liniment or compound.
Their action is moro powerful than clecliiclty
and more certain, They ato purely vegetable
contain no mineral ur metallic poisons. Their
composition nnd properties arc founded upon
true medical skill, aud ate In no sense a patent
medicine. They aro endersed by thousands of
Physicians and Druggists of unimpeachable
reputation, as being an article of genuine merit
and worthy of public confidence. Try them
and be convinced. Price "5 cents,
SHUIUIiY JOHNSON,
1'llAKUACISUTICAt. Cunuisrs, N, Y.
Jlay 19, '7G ly.
Ileiuon'n Cupelne 1'uroun riuhicnu-Hear ,lm
the People Say 1
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fered an Intelligent people." "An article of great
merit which will In athoitllmobe found lu every
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elalm fur them, whose name alone ts a sunielent en
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disturbances." 'J hey are vigorous, removing almost
Instantly the most violent pain and ensuring u spee
dy cure.'' "I consider them a great and needed lm
proement overall other porous plasters, they give
prompt relict and cure Quickly; Ihey aro held tn
high esteem They are now preferred over all oth
ers. They euro where other porous plasters simply
relieve." W ben so Poring try mem and ) ou ul not
beirdlsappolnteel. Price u cwiu.
JJay.u n'-iy hkauuhy Johnson.
I'harraaoetuucal Chemists, N.Y.
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-l, rrmf,nm I'tiAwlftrS IhimtelVPII Indebted tfl tllO
umlrralini' l on book necoiint, note or Judgment re
hereby notliled lo s ttlo the rams without delay ana
tbercuysaio costs. ...
ltloomsburff, Dec. , 15.
ADMLNMSTltATOIVS NOTICE.
KSTAmorsENUMiMiintst ukcxiskd.
itlersot Administration on the estate ot llcnj.
Prink, late of Ilenton twp., Cel., Co. decea'rd
have Wen wanted ny the ltetrtsier of pld county to
ClnrK r.rlnk, of name tne., Colnmuia couniy,
Adm'r., to v,h"m ll rier-nns lndehKd nre requested
,nm.l.ai,.VInM.an,l thnu llftVlntf rlfltlnS Or (te-
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CI.AItK IlIttNK,
Dec. 13.- it," Autninisiraior.
rN pursimnce of an order nf Delsno C. flal-
, 111, I.1"! , r-ut rt'HSI u, Ills owilltl , ... hi... i'-l
frl.tlnA u 1irliv wlvt.n t,i ull nerom hftTint? claims
nirslnst Charlotte Kjer, Utscf rAt,ts, fennsyl-
of Sew York, deceased, t rrvnt the samowltn
vouchers thereof to lh S'lttserlter, at Ills office, No.
9S Wall (street, tn the, cut cf New Vork, en or before
in euuier niu O.T- oi .nine next.
Dited, r;ow vcrK, ins setentn nsy oi uecerauer,
1ST6. .. ..
FitiiunmcK c. iiAvii" i;i kh,
Decls-dm txtcutor.
A UDITPIt'S NOTICK.
je. BilTlTKOFWtt.tHM f ItltlSI, MTK 07 MAPI-
HON TtiiTNBHir, sea,3n.
Tlio iindcrtlsm-d Auditor to mate dlstrHnitlnn cf
th fund In the hnd'it the Admlalstratcrnl tliees
latoot VhlUm I'srber, ilene1. rill slteod t the
duties of Ids appntntm'-nt, at His offls.-U nioorns
buri. o faturdHy, ,Ia, lite, ihit, t lo o'cleclta,
m.. nnea Bin nnrp s i c-wna inline e aiuia
sltil tr fit estnte, aro require d to piesenttbo
saroo torero tbn Auditor, or no debarred from corn,
ln In fer n sbora of said fund.
Dec. 15-tw Auditor.
ADMIKISTIlATOn'3 NOTICE.
ESTATE Of DATtn A, WAltON, nr.C'P.
Iettersct AdudMstritleo on tho r ,tata of Datld
A. Watson hit'! or Matsr.s innnnip,coittmuacoun.
tr,h.i e been irrnted bv he tlr t e r of uillcnun.
t to llarv. a. Wuison. of Mudlsou terrnshlc Colum,
i ncuiinlr. A l nersins liar nir c , dm sen list mo
paid estate are ri'ci'irtett to pie -ent thera for tetlle-
meni. ana moso mucbiea io mnhe naimeni wuuoui
ueiay.
MAHY A. V.'ATnoN'.
Dec. 8. 'TS-UW AdmlnWratiti.
joiici:.
To AM. WHOM ITJlAV CONCSRV! T llS IStO BITH
mitten that I lue loaned I.'. JI. I).nH ono buy mare.
during my pleasure, and 1 hereby notify all persons
noi io inieneru nun suiu proprriv,
UUSJAMIN OOUlEIl.
Stillwater, Dec. 1, l$7-3w.
VTOTICE.
1 Ms Is to give notice that 1 purchased at Consta,
IiIp.'h Mat", tho folloulncr ulttcles. fonnerlr tlio nron.
erty of Joseph Hhoemiker. til t on row, one parlor
moip. lot of camet and nlow. nil f,f nhlch I havo
loaned lo said Joseph Shoemaker during inv pleas
ure. All peason3 aro loiuiuueu io meeiiere wuu aam
pioperiy.
T. J. SWISIlElt.
Jerseytown, Dec. 1, 'TC-3w
A DMINISTHATOIt'S NOTICK.
f KSTATP: O!' SIMM. Kl'iUNKIL DECKAPEP.
Letters of Administration on the estatoof Daniel
Ka'hncr, l.ito ot cntawlssn twp., Col., Co., deceased
bae been granted by the Iteglster of said county to
l eiersj, ivasuner, Ol sumo iwp., eoiuinoia couiil;.
Adm'r.. lo whom all persons Indebted are reauest
ed to mako n.,vinent. and ihosu haln? claims or
ilemnnds ncjilnst tho said estate will make thera
unoi n eo ino saiu Auimuisirnior miuoue ueiay.
I'lJTHll H. KAIllNKit,
dmlnlstrator.
ivc.i.isvc-civ
Lnto Immense Pl'eov erics by ST N'LKY and others
nie pisi uuueu io me only compieic
Life and Labors of Liviiigatoiio
1 1ds Velfran Ktnlcr. r ranks ninonc the most be
role tlguiesoC the century, and this book tsonoot
tlio inut attractive, fiLscmntlc.R, richly Illustrated
nnd instructive! volumes ever Issued. I.tlrgtl.e only
entire and authentic lit. the inhllcns ore eacrr for
It, nnd wlde-nwukn AKents at o wanted 'i"l'kl- 1'or
proof ana terms address tit lUAltli lsko.s rulu.
7.13 san'om street, l'hlladelplila,
D.-et-ilw
L':a
OlSLATIVH NOTICE.
Mittco H hereby riven thai an application vtIU be
made to the LegUlature ut tin Ir en-iou.' h-sslou for
tho pasage ot an act tntlil"d "An Act to e.Mind tho
prov islons ot itu act entitled A Sttp.ili'iiK'iit tonn
net relating lo the lien of mechanic iihdoi!iisup.,n
buildings, eo far nsiclatcs t certain eountle,' ap
proved tlie UrH flay of May, Antio Domini ono thou
sand eUht bundled aud sixty-one, to tho county ot
Columbia.
Thu ouj'ctof this act Is tn secure to mechanics.
material men, bulhUrs and contractors protection
for work dono or materials for or about the repilrlng
alteration or or addition lo any houso cr other build
Inc. ho that Hens may hereafter be had for tho pay
ment oi iii ooois coiurauu'u lor vvuriv none or maie
thiH furnished lor or about tho repair, alteration or
addition to any houc or building, In tho same man
ner that Hens may now bo had for debts contracted
for v oi k dono or matciiahs found Tor or about the
erectlou or couslructlun ot uny houso or other
building.
vv. a. cu.Miii.
Pcci-tw
,1'UTOIl'S NOTICE.
.SJi est;
estatloi-' sakah uiioAPS, DicrasEU.
Letters Testamentary on the estate of Sarah
IlhoaiK lute of the Tvvmhln of LociM. oountv of
eoiioiiDid, oeceuseu.oavu ot en ruuieu uy llto l.egl-
ier oi iiani eo. lo erauuiiu Jiuo un or h line i.p. All
persons having claim" against the estato of the dece
dent aro rerpioMed to present them for scltlcincnt
and thoso Inittbted to tlio Cbtate to make pavmcnt
io mo unucraigiieu aummrsinuor wiinooineiay.
l'i;AIVI.l. 1UIUA11S,
NOV. 17, 1S7U.-0W. Uxoiutqr.
The Columbian Law Docket.
A coraplcto record for tho uss of attorneys. Con,
vcnlenlly arranged for tho docketing of all case?,
containing 5'u pages, with doublo Index, 'lhti 13
the most complete book for lawyers that 13 pub.
lbhed.
PEICE, $3.50.
Published by Brockvay & Elwoll
Editors anil Proprietors of the Colu.mman,
ELOOMSEUHa, rA.
Decl-lt
An act to erect Into and constitute, tho PPtrlet of tl e
l'uorrf the Township or niooui, lu thooouutycf
Columbia, tho Poor DKtili t ol Columbia County.
Notice li heiebv given that r.t the next K'slon of
tlu I egls'aturo ot I'eunsjlvanla npplleatlnn while
iii ioo ior uie paue oi uu nee oooi r uie aLoveiuie,
thu purpose of w Well Is to elect and cieate a genera!
poor liousi) for tlio eountv of Columbia, and cunsoll.
uaio iiuo it an existing uisinci".
W. O, ALDKP.SON,
I)ec15 4W
PUBLIC SALE
OF VAMJAW-r,
REAL ESTATE
WIU lo sold by Public Salo on
TUITIWIUY, DIJCKMHKR 21,1870,
on tho l ri'.rhe", tho real ei-tuto of Sam.H'l Menr.-.,
IllOol I.OOU-1 lOVVUMlip, coiiiiniuv couufv, l'.i , in
I'ju'il, the fa'tunow oieurh-d u th' whlov. I v In
iidjjlnlng tho lo.vn of Miuie.llj, i n;t m j ,i lm-1, n is
in on' i.uu i.ioiiu i in i uij.ei . J.'ih, l.Ml.ii'U I'ltli
ruuji", jjui i-.-iii-riui'i an i o'oor', cjumuiu
ubout,
HIGH I'Y ACHliS (IV i,:i,
on w hh-'i uro i-ivete 1 a
L.W.I. I.' DU KI 1 1NJ I OTT,
pi IP bilek i'ii'l tl'o btlace,' fninie. u'l n 1: llien ai
other oiii.pul'dines ' I e luml l. nil ( lean ,1 and In
e a i-u.ic it cuiiiv iihu -uie K'uie ,t :, u i,
from iiit.iwl.i t i Ariilinn ti.issii tuiuwrii u,
v. lo re ii nient j all con' i t o 'eh' f..r ti '.vrilo s i h "-e
is 'I'lo a I niv At e'le On l.nrd and a ork-ty i ( oi tier
irmt ti'.is uiion Uie j '.enue ; uad 1.1'. i unutl.ep
LOT Ol' TIMISRP. LMP,
bc'.cw the toot of the I.tnlo Moii'.uln. ndlil'.l:
laud ut t;eir-o t,.My. ih(hev l.t.ii.a',1. Vui'it
Hughes nnd I'lhii'H. i out Jtulng TillflKi; KV.i
ntul wtiio pcici , ot liu.d, nil of vvh'.eh ta well lim
bered with rhebti.ur and otlu r Umber, which will on
cuiu ref iimirij- ut , uu iv.nii- nine ueu e'liu e.
ha'o v, 111 eoioncrr o nt 1U nVJoek. n. in . i.r s.nl.1 1! ,v
v'Len Cinl'.tljui iwhl'.h will te i-avl v.l'lla n ado
l.liOWll
NAHM! MKM'.S,)
C 1'. MCAIN
Kir's,
Kumcilta, Nov, 2ilth, ls"-w,
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vein' w !'i iho nmc as ilurlmr tho vm: i;,.,r ii.m
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ut-iuii ir i. or pagin, unu ou nupuuva uttuvti
eight pag' f, or ft) tin ud n loint's ; vti'i.o tho v.i e'.iv
cull'. ui vv in ne n Fueer oi ei, ui ug"a cr m sani i lit
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our iron!' r.
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tied of thobe who Ihrlvi bj pluudeilng thu I'ruusury
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while It will endeavor lo merit tho coulldencn of the
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D0C22-IW
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THE NURSERY.
A .ltonthly .tumizlnf for Youni; Heudcri.
Sl'l'TTIV Il.l CSTliAlvn. eir-W.ioil t..n pahik for
aauipiu rumi'ir una I'rtmiuni List.
ruv is Till; time to huiiscninc.
JOHN L. SUOUEY.
" PUOJiriELU l-IEEtT, PO.'IOS.
.OV. IU, ,0-SW' , Iv
C0TH1C F08NA1BE
1 or warming '.Dwellings, Schools and Churchea.
I sei coal cr w ood. Combtac many Improvements
In IliMilina, l'eoiKinij-, Durability, l'urllj of Air. I
wiuui. leuueeiou in prices, eenu lor cactuogu?.
i.i:x M. I.EsI.Y.
NOV. 10, 76 4vv K SCC est SSd St., N, Y.
lUK V.TS AND TANKS. for brew-
it'., ri, i liemhts. mur.ufactuieis aiid nrlrats
dwell ne-
i, I
.11 .,. 1.1 MvilAUT jr en.,
juue v 4w
liuttnnw'onj M.,
b. low Rro id.
"J ) ritllKIt CKKHU nf every uVetip'.iisi,
1 Peltln". IMckliu.'. lton. Hoots and Miom ctotu.
Pn,,ii.. KI II Will l.llVK'ii. SDN x CO. T'K tlPst.
uui m , riiiiuui'ip.ua, Agents M.tlonul liubUr Co
i uuo y - I5W
E
m C Y a LOPBDI A,
rtKW lfi:i.nn I imm.'.-.tf .f-nn nrMrl w.u) fti
III UJ!'t l-iil !,,,)' ) Hit-i lu r'j JufuU:-! t-i . 1'
5 it t-. 11. ti i r A; '.. V!WA.
Apri-iy.
KXCiCLsinii
PRINTING IM
A M D CI: i : A t I1..-.
ink IN' !.m.' mai;i;i;i.
I'JUNII.N".
xkiv vvn ;,
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lo, is k
Hbcock & Wyeth'y Ada
.j . t f ix .
lit.n.ui Int. molly, uni' ivsi'ivily t.'ure nuo"nio
tlsui. I'ei'lt, SeUuIkU .110 I.UUi'jsy1. W.-e.ht tl
tMi.'Iceiilo and It,. tall Lu i.!--' ntni hore. ttfii-,
for elrcular to.
HiiLPiir:;'''! im: a ppvi i.iiy.
lirunvUls, WaslitDc'ou, d. c.
Oct. e, 'TO, ly. t, A vv
0 1 0'"la)' ol hriiif, Acei.'k wor.tc.l, O' tttt and
ip 1 ;teiuu. rreo. I.UE, X CO., Autueta, Aiulue,
Verbatim lteportiii
TERMS: Actual travfcllUj-, t'Oardlni:-. and elhei
erpenses; live dollars a session, for Inking tbo i fpe tt;
an I ten emu a folio, (IiuiiJimI wotds, ) for vrrlUui
out Into lonsphand.
Vh"io the matter rojirrtrd tn ono day equals or
oxceeds, tltt folios, tho flv e-ifotlr fee. will h- remitt
ed, aud tho It anwrlblutf imj-hand charred at
IlttieticotitH a fullo; but, all kuth coses, if tower
tlun ilfty folios aro putchaaed, the Bve dollais will
bo chin pa,
Addns. S, N. Walker, A.M., Courr-tUnir.
lapher, lllootuburs, Columbia county, t'ennsjlva.
IlNlelcnce. Iron street, between Third and
Ofllee.- Wllb E. K,Orrb),rsq.,Colurablan-bulld-lnfl
eutitttice,oppo,lte tho east uato to the eonil
houso v m d, in bt Uoor. tlrht door to rlnht. '
Ofilce-hour, ftcm.twelve to cue o clock.
lob is, ISTC-ly
OTICK.
Prom this dato the Rloonsburir Oas Com
pui in service pipes at ttrst cost nU furnljh aiid wt
mete s at tour dollars each.
Tho company nave on hen a lot of tras tar sulu d
or palming ruofa, and josts ur other timbers placed
uoai r ptiund.
Joe lo ceaits per gallon or 1.W per barrel.
W-u O. W. MIIXXB,
JlTEW STOCK OF CLOTIUNa.
AND
Gentlemen's Dress Goods.
DAVID LOWENDEUQ,
Invites attention to his largo andelcganutock
anil Fashionaljle
ut his store on
MAIN STREET, IK TIIE NKW BLOCK,
BLOOMSJlUItO, I'A.,
where he has Just rocclvcd from New York ana rhtl
adelphla a full assortment ot
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Including the most fashionable, durable and
canasoine
BEESS GOODS,
iC0N3I8T!N0 OF
SACK,
FROCK.
GUJI
AND OIL CLOTH,
COATS AND PANTS,
OP ALL SORTS SIZES AND COLO US,
ne has also replenished his already large stock of
CLOTHS AND CASSIUKKBS,
STItlPED,
FIGURED',
ANDiPLAISZVESTS,
. tttlKIBi
CRAYATFJ
EOCES,
COLLARS,
HANDKERCniEFfi,
.GLOVES,
SUSrENDEUS,
AND
PANOY&A KTIOLliS.
lie has constantly cn hand a large ana well eelert-
ed assortment cf
Cloths and Vostings,
which h Is prepared to mnki to order Into as? kind
ot clothing, en very short notice, and U Itt btic
manner. All his clothing ts reads to wear ana mest
" Is of homo manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES ASD JEWELE1,,
OK EVBItY DESCItlPTlON, FINE AND CHEAP 1 1
niS CASE OP JEWELRY 18 NOT SURPASSED IM
THIS PLACE.
CALL AND EXAMINE HIS GENERAL ASSORT
MENTOP Clothing, Watches,
3 owelty, &c.
DAVID LOWENBERO.
July l,T-tf.
S11F;AT DEDUCTION IN THE
1'RICH OP TAINTS,
OILS,
CRUSHES,
JAPAN DRYER A
FCrtT.
Strictly PUnil WllITli LEAD It cents prponn,
guaranteed cu.ua! to uuy In tho uur'.Ll.
MONTOUR WlIITd LEAD at Is cents per l'eund,
viuai eo aoy lor uurauiniy.
MONTOUR SIATE PAINTS t, t and 10 tents ptr
pouad, according to color.
VIONTOfR METALLIC IlltO'A'N 8 cents pnr pound.
tuo best l iro-rrooi iron r&ine m me larkok.
MONTOUR METALLIC DROWN dry and 8 cent
per pouuu, .Accoruingiuiiuuniiiy.
I'est Quality of I'aitit 1'raslieaat low prices.
PURS LINSEED OIL
viblehwe buy In larg nuanllUcs, direct from the
ianuiacuircr, uaa erpT ai iuu luwi'Sl Atarksi
1 rlev,
BRST iTAPANDRYEI!.
Acki.JvL'd'D.I h id "ur leadluir Pointers tu lnvhu
lo.it tut he .Mai ket.
Alluure.iodsai'' ii-rnniea at reprebonted an t
o'lrp.ilnt.i to bo round in pure Unbeeit oil, orthi
mot ov refunil il u oriouiid,
tend tjr saiuule curd and prlcu Ittt with ter.t!ui)a
lals. IIKNRY S. IMUV,
tfole Slaniifiictnriir.
KUI'RI.V, V.
M iy i. t .-'t.
PITTSBURG-, PA.
The mo-1 c milfctu p
f. 1 'tie th'iroi.jti prao '
nnd .'e--kud u.'.n,
it'utt"n In the I'nltJdMatai
. utile t. n ol )oubi;u t
CV'Siudtfuu i-oeolveJ nl Hiiy ttuio.
Adirtsii, ur circulars ccntalolnv full particulars,
.t. e SMITU, A. . rrUclpsl.
VA- '. "70.-410. w V Co
GOLD 1
hi
r.
AM) ii'UIKU ULUir.UJ PU:JSC1L'2IH
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Dec.H-lmJWco
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