Olobt.
MEM
HUNTINGDON,•PA
Wednesday morning, Mai. 16, 1870
LOCAL & PEUSONAL
dleetiligs
Mt. Xoriatt /Alga, .15 - q. COO, ;10. T. at., Meets second
31ohrlay evening,t emir month, in 1110 wit's building.
Standing Woos H.R. A. Chapter, No. 201, meets the
fleet Tuesday evening of each month, in Brun Ws building.
Juniata Lodge, Nu. 117 0. 0. F.; meets every Friday
evening, third floor, in Ulster's Mdidlug.
_Mount liar amp of 1. 0. 0. meets every second
and fourth Tuesdays, iti'Leister's building; third flour.
- Slane • Lodge, No. 85, /: 0. T., meets every
Tuesday evening in third floor el Haul's building. '
Arrupalwe 25 , ,k, , No. 68, -L.O: of R. M., meets every
/Thurildari evening, third floor, Leisterls building.
t • Young Men's Ceristian - Asseraation niters the (fret end
third liondey evenings each mouth, in Smith's bluldnig.
Port 33, 0. A. R., meets Third Monday of each mouth
in Court llouse..'? 1 .
. . .
Town Cbuncii meets the brat Friday evening of each
month. , . ,
flunti
n,Larlgg
go. 140, K. of P., nieeti evory,Sat
irday ev.tug, in smh'
its building. . „
~,ZfunLingdoti. T entpie of Honor, No ,71, monis the ; fourth
blutulny of each mouth in Good Tumplupe,
The Irebsferian Club meets every Thitraduy evcu ' lng, fit
the Y. M. C. A. room. • , 1.1,
Churchetht
Saptlst Chords—WaehltiiMii Stieet." 1.7. Pion
uctt. Denims or: Sabbatl: : 1934 m, p. m.
Cogoilie—lirashiogtok: Street. = Ser.
vices first three Sundays in every mouth.
EianiefitablutharalliMin Street. Rev. J: J. Kerr
- Services on Sabbath: 10%n. m.,7 .. in. • -
German Riformed,•ThdrCh 90w - tarOv., S. D. Stock's.
Splice on Sabbath: 7. p. m..
Illetliod tat Epttcotaill-Phiarah,Stiect:: Rev. .1V;lls
Services 011 tlabinith :rtAfriva. hi, 7p. - • •
Protestant lipiscopal,-Lill street: •Itov.. A. 11. 11°3 le,
Services on Sabbath :' 10Sa. m., b3'p m.
Presbyterian—Hill Street...lb:v. G. W. Zahniscr. Ser
. ..,,,sices ortSabbath: 11 , ~,,,
On the Wing.' '
Thursday next is St. PatrieVs clay.
B: . cleugh lectures in:llellidnySbnyg
on the i'Othinst: •
'steer, recently slaughtered in Juniata
county, weighed 1298 pounds.
"The \Villinmsburg Temperance Vindicator,
lit is reported, ha's been sold by the Sheriff,
A number orßedford county
,eitizens.m.
'tend moving to Tennessee this spring. •
Mifflin had'an ekcitenlehilasilreek in the
elnipe of a $lOO re. That's poor local.
,• ;Weitz - mg Ints them defined. to-be hugging
is the style in vogUe in
s lientineeri. - ' -
On Thursday nazi the school directors 'of
the' county will decide whether Or:net the
fraltiry of the Superintendent shall be raised.
TIM' Cambria county spelliAgi batili didn't
come off,„according to announcement. Ono
of tho directors got stiuttUkish about some
„Thing,„ and the thing fizzled out..
great revival is Progressing in Cassville,
`:thiS`bounty . . - `Up7ards2;of siscty conversions
have taken ,place among the inmates of the
,Soldier's Orphans School.
Theseditor of the Soniersit Stanclardiefely
received two gold dollars for one year's sub
. scription. -The _editors looked at tlithu,fif
: teen' niinutes,to see if they were genuine: ,
On the Till 'nit:, 11Tr. George Mitchell, 'an
employee of the' guntingden Manufaetnririg
Company, got two middle fingers of ids right
t baud cut off by coming in contact with a saw.
Dr. Williams has retired from the position
.of General Superintendent of the Pennsylva
nia 'llailroad'•Company, and has been suc
ceeded by A. J. Cassmt, Superintendent of
• Motive power and Machinery, at Altoona.
. „
If anybody-expects us to send him the
Globe. free hi eCunplimentin 'us; Le is,ilight.-
.Iy . ,raistaken„.Your coOplitnents do very
-well to tickle the fancy but they never did
- - supply bread and butter, to tickle the palate.
AlUipkin, Indianapolis, Indiana, propos
..es that hereafter, instead of saying, "let us
..„
-sing the Doxology," the tittnister shall say
.
us put on.iti . Uvei•o4s;adjust our furs,
slip oti Our gliivesakotif lints, look tithe
• lord and•be dismissed "• • •••• • '•:
Iri I.)tiffiin the other day a little boy named
Bloom struck 'another' Loy 'named Solid'len.
bere,iyith asloiib on Aic side of
,his he;o1 and
"ft:Ranted his Atoll. Blm•tn'trai arrnated.—
' This isanother warning - to bus not to-throw
_
' ; Three children—a daughter and two'snns,
~.of Mr- Daniel Stiayer, - of Croyle'. ten:iiship,
,4C19:91.!ti a u died of scarlet fever; he
' iween the2dth and 26th of February-. The
fli&:chilOen were buried in ono grace on
:the 27th.
' ,l 4lr.'iohn'l'illler 3 , of Ent Pc:o . videneeltWp.,
Medford conntyllilii';ilding a.young 4
, watr, thrown off and falling on hie head,,frae
- lured ' He' fingered a few dtiTs and
—expired. --He never spoke a word affei the
accident.
Wouldn't it be well to start woo-Operative
. .
, manufacturing company in our town fur the
huildred or more,artisaris who atiOnt of
'-einplotwient during }Tinter?, 'lt is nokplea
sant to hear our young men couiplainiag of
111.ving nothing to ad.
•, Rev. J. W. Planpett will deliver a Tem
. Terence sermon in the: BaPtist, Church on
...Sabbath morning ne.v.t.at 101. o'clock. Our
• ,
I people, who have not heard a temperance
lecture or sermon for some time, should avail
,Themselves of this opportunity:
,TIM Bedford Gazette'aEitikes us say: that
eiery , fetidly in Huntingdon has a hog hilt.
We said no such -thing ; wo; do say that al-.
most every family in
? tt . r town has entoyprise
enotigli:tx?ieep;ti ltog,`lr(tt 'pt , p ? 'and' Vtif . car
that intire. s th,aji,ettii he the enter
prise';9r ilUciOoneli Bedford:
- A man - , !named Rubier, aged sixty-three
committed, suicide: in a hardware
_atom in Ilerrieburg on the 10th inst. lle
-- had bought a pistol, which the dettlet. loaded
;fox him, and as,the ; latter' went to the:rear
- pasta the store Rohrer put the barrel of the
;pistol 'in hie mouth, discharged it and: fell
dead in ale* minutes. .
" 'The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
decided'thit deeds giVon:for."the purpose of
transferring tho title to land :trom husband
'to wife, through the inteidention'ofa trustee,
- r - with a merely nominal consideration,•require
_only a five cent stamp each, as, agreements
or contracts n,4 specially' desighated` r in
stamp schedule They do not require
a conveyance stamp, as really it is' not sold.
Our Legislature• has , passed a bill making
it a penal Offence for persons who sell milk
`to adulter`ate the same - with water. A per- -
son that does :so, shall be barred from any
right to recover pay for, the static: ' Any per
son convicted of selling-impure: adulterated
or unwholesome milk ahall pays ,fine of not
less than fifty dollttr's - or iniprisimnient of; not
-less than thirty, daye,,Or'l;oth. , „, •
. .
40. Cheyo'Corn Sheller' and Tel
egraph Fodder Cutter for sale "at the
Hardware store of A R. Stewart &,Co.
• Var•Usc KiLuey's Cough Syrup. • It
ie reliable Sec certificates: Procure
it of S. S. Srath, inbl6-ara
SERVED HIM 1). certain
house in the limits of our borough lives
a young colored girl, who is a domestic
for the family :occupying the house.—
One - day lust Week she was the heroine
in the following rare but actual occiir 7
rencet Early in the, morning a well
known colored man (who, by the way,
is a married man and a leading mem
ber of the African Zion 6x - ire - la - called
at the house andlnipiired for a Wood
saw ; the I yonkgave: io
him, when heLreturne4At inter, the
day. Pre,vious , to,!roturning the saw,
howeverOteLeamp; to! the , bouse, and
had made arrangements with the col•
ored girl for certain accontinodayon, in
- ,Th c tili girl ittyiniiinted the
Ilicif'offlte ,l house with the foul iiitdei
tentions of tfemen; and told flee not
to beniMasy if she heard any noise in
the cellar. When _the' colored man ,
ciiine back with ' lie - raw, be once
- repaired 'in" Search' Of the"girl, who
when he found, invited him into the
cellar, but before he had Jima to med
itato further what ho should do, the
girl seizedli bilfet,:of-.svoo'd nil:,bellib
oured him over.thellead and should
ers so egeetually,that he beat a hasty
retreat from the 'Cellar, through the
yard, and out die alloy on'to the pave
ment; she following and trouncing him
_
mercilessly. We'll wager our hat „
he
Will not go there again. ..; • • .
Such is the treatment every Man,
whether -- White or Week, should - reeivo
from the'hitrids - Of a 'woman When she
knows it is his intention to assail her
virtue. • It more — of .such summary
- punishment was ; inflicted, the morals
of our community would be improved.
We publish it merely as an illustration
of what should and can be done by a
woman in like circumstances.
TIIE BODIES OE THE CONDEMNED:-
AB,somopp.y:bo - purioas to know what
disposition has been made of the bo.
dies of tiohne'r and •BodtMberg; we re
late. On Wednesday Sheriff Notify
had appointed two colored men to bury
them. They took the bOdies to an open
lot in the. northeast pOrtion of the town
in the evening; but both the,grave
diggers 'got drunk and left the job, be.
fore it was completed, and neither of
the bodies worii buried . : On Thursday
inon - king the Sheriffuppointediitiother
party to finish it, but while doing so
the borOugh authorities interfered and
would ,not , allow them to be' buried
within the I orough limits. The bodies
were then taken to.a field a short 'dis:
tance from town where they were in
terred, with nothing but the mound to
mask the t•pot.
ANOTI!ER Timer'.-011 last Sattirday
a colored citizen of the female persua
sion,' visited a girl living at Mr. M. S.
'Lytle's . ; In taking her leaVe a pair of
gum shoes,' lying in the hall, stuck to
her' fingers, and followed, her tibiae.—
On Sunday night shy went to the col
credcpuyeli, living „at
M.l.Liliscovered the, gums upon her
feet. , : ' After church she demanded the
shoes;:when . the thief took flight and
was pursued by the coolcand another
girl Shy was overtaken near the
obliged to surren
der tynili6es.'" ll'di 4 litirtiers then in
flioted some blows on her head with
the gums, when she' frightened the
girls by some wicked threats and
cfnMed them ; home., • .
- - -
.6 , 1 E• GLEASON'S LEcruaßs.-Dr.fdlea•
sen..ban been delivering a course of
1 eau f l ea tp u a.w •• sy Ste rri,;in - Ihe
`pqiit.l \Vr esd
'irelfave attended, those lecttirEs7 i'm
bracing.-,those-rup,„the.,B.eant,-liungs,
Brai 'Senses; - and derived from
each nthind of - litioWledge Meals use
ful and important.. The Doctor makes
no-friend -of: quacks f or,. luaclr
medi
cines; the - foolish maidens-who wear
tight corsets and thei4bolish &tag Who
chew tobacco and 8 haVO
no sympattiyArontAtim ; - :and every
- ka`S . .s'tli'at:"tli.C:i:tai r us. false notions c or
indulge in wrong': practices receives a
word d i aeirlinand and'6W4ion that it
would be wcli fut:,everybody to hear
and heed. •
13e — Wo are always glad to hear from
those who have something to say, and
especially pleased when they say' it in
as low- words.as possiblo,.:We receive
a great many commanications which
seryk - :the': single pitrposo 'of proving
that ..agyeat many, persons have, little
idea about writing,t9); publication. We
invite facts,,and- will he glad to receive
th'eitt inilniokitirgarb: 'So long as
the4acttisAllere',ly2,eflrilj:tittand to the
rest. I3u~ lAng,"-Wia4e - d . :discjuioitiOns
on subjects interesting chiefly to the
writers, wtthave no; V 0001,017: Neither
have we for mere controversy.
-We are rending : -out. bills to a
number
, of our ti
"-subscriSrs, which we
hope tbet will eo'n - siihytis thins or no.
tices_ , to pay :up.whe`n:,ap, - .cippnrtunity
offers—Say- Apri
..,Soino of
the bills date ino_farlittek`joi either
Our satisfaction or the' sabseribers'. A
large billja much harder-'to-pay than
a tunallone. We want all our subscri
bers :to — pay. insido of tbo year' for
which they iiub'scribe. We aro thank
ful to those wliO,ha've Paid up. tt
Lter Go to Brown's Carpet Store and
see Its large stook 'of new patterns for
Spring - sales—also 2000 'bolts latest
style Wall Paper. ". ' '
Sat" The most popular Cook Stove in
the market is The Lclipee, f,or'sale by
A., It. Stewart S:, Co. , 'mh9-4t
ra_Go to Red / Front for Glassware
Q.lt.onswake;,§topewAre, Willow and
Ceditrweie, cLc., eta.
A SCHOOLBOY ON THE_ EDIToa.,--T4o
editor is ono of i the most happiest; ani
mals in 'UM espeCiallY if some
of his subscriber 4 .yoei't, pay. lie can
go to the circus, afternoon -and,oven
ing,.iVithotit P , tiying a cent. T iliat:is, if
he will de "ft . great' deal of'printing for
a few tickets; he .can also go to hang
ingsi andiaquestsi' ; 'He hiviii:ee:tkikets
to picnics and: strawberry-festivals, if
he is troubled with the "big head," and
has-more brass than brains: Get wed
ding caices tent him, and sometimes
got§ l a licking, t)ut not often, for,he ‘ can
takclthings bhck - . nmit, issue,
whieh '[i . e generally 'do - Cs." I never
knew but ono editor to get licked. Ills
paper busted thtit'dtiy and he couldn't;
get anything back; • Whilo others have
to go to bed early, the .editor, can sit
up late every night and see what is
gOing '.l'lle'b'boy'S:tkink: it jig a
grand,thitig — To‘li s ng,on till ten,o!cloeft;
that is, if they are once tight.' When
'I arri'4 Mari - I Mean. ie be, an,editor, so
lean stay out late'of nights.' Then
that will be bully. The 'editor 'don't
have to saw wood or do any cliripping,
except with his scissors. Railroitds get
up excursions for him, knowing if they
didn't he'd make them got up'and
In politics ha' don't care much which
he goes for, if•tliey're on' his side. If
they ain't, ho goeA for them any way,
so it amounts ye dearly the same thing
even if some "soft-heads" stop taking
the pap_ey.,., Tkere is a griat.
,many
peoPle trying to lie editors who can't,
and some of-Ahem- have been in - the
profession for. years. If I was asked
if I had .rather have an education to be
a, circus rider, I should say, Let me be
an editor. It is, fun to be swindled
,by
a scapegoat'subberitier. •
BUY A Ildill3.Every laboring poor
man should buy , himself a town lot, get
that paid for, and' then work•to make
the necessary improveMent. A- little
here and - a little there twill in due time
- pi odure you a hoe Of your own, and
place you out of the landlord's grasp;
remember' that 'fifty dollars, a year
savetl , in rent, will 'hi" a very few years
pay for your home, and the money it
costs you • to move and 'shift about,
without any loss oflurnituire and time,
pay the interest of a five hundred dol
lar_jOgrnent against.. your. property,
until you can gradually reduce it to
nothing. You, can all buy.thatway—
why do you not risk it?,
F lf, you fitil
you ai© no worso.offif,You,Oceeed,
us any . pareful. man is 89'0 to do, you
havo - niatle'a Irome established
busitfesS equal to'auothei•, i'vlfich will
start you in business.
BREAD, CAKES, CANDIES,. &C. -Mr.
Luke Reilly, having Income sole pro
prietor of tho TIMM' Steam Bakery
and Candy 'Manufactory, in the rear
of the Castillian Garden, in this place,
arMioincos to his friends and the pub
lic goner:l4l:y that ho is prepared to
make all kinds of- Bread and Cakes in
a satisfactory manner, - and ,will furn
ish them at low rates to suit both rich
and poor. Ile intends making• Milk
Bread, which has, become so.,popular
'Wherever •introddirod, mid nid,ry !lOW
varieties of Bread arid Cakes. ,
HQ Win also : 'supply- wlioJeiszile an d
retail dealers ‘Otb the elpicepto : Plain
and Fancy , Confeetioneries,.at a cent a
pound clieapei'llia"trcti - n be tad in Phil
adelphia . We reco u unend Mr. Reilly
us a first class baker, andadviae all to
givdhini"anall..
Na - ceTteit'iv SEI:os - t,itilttiOtigh the
season for gardening has not yet ar
rived, it is t,o rapidly approaching that
outrarclenOrs -and ithere‘dre few itiour
town who Inive no garden, should at.
tend to gettingsepds—both flolsor and
vegetatile. We can not recommend a
better or more liberal Seed man than
Mr. James Vick, of Rochester, N. Y.
He keeps a largo and choice selection
of Flower and Garden Seeds, and those
who have tested_ thorn in former years
haire never been disappointed. An
illdstrated Floral Guido, which he fur
nishes at ten cents,:(not half the cost,)
will be of great assistance in making
the neees4airy Selection, rind' chit ure
Now is the time to make your selec
•
A bill luts,beon itkirminccd_into the Legis
lature to allow the Verina. Canal Company to
vacate that portion of the canal between Hol
lidaysburg and Huntingdon, now but little
used. There would be no objections, we
think, to this bill passing, as with die canal
closed and a rant ond laid between the two
'points; every accommodatiOn .'WoYild'Vett'ffor
ded-to' those'Who would desire' to 'tr'avel or
traffic.'• Let• it be (Dims and rnake'.lluuting•
don the headwater of the canal, as has often
been. proposed. „ ;
SAD AFFAIR. —A had affair, says the
Tiewistewp Gazeye,,ocuurr.o ut,.green-
Wood Furnace on 'Thursday, March 3,
11 -7 , 1 1 1 0 fit fic)Pt
three years, lcilliiig his sister, a babe
only tire months'otd, , with a hammer.
The child Was lYing'il) the cradle, and
07)0 - 11slyttii khaf , :on the . bY4I4,
the hammey,,nodoubt in play or with
out intending toMtrtu her, killing her
instabily.f No 6ii6 was present at the
time.
Ent L yrtiliti mop ill
be given in Huntingdon Aeadetnyon
Friday evening the 18. th :. inst. Per
formances will consist of Sleet Ora•
tions Original Esitys,•lteeitations and
Dialogues.. Admission 'Scents. Tie
k'dtti . 13olcstbies.' - Exer'i:iBes to
commence at o'eloek. : •
ge- McLannb4n, Stune Sr,' lOett,Hollidays
bitrg, have the lii gent and best dsBortment
of Garden and Flower Seeds in 'this vieinity;.
Semi ;fur P.ntrilogue, , ; t papers
Theiaton receipt of plonolt, post-paid.
,t,lO
L IST O.P JURORS
A Pltlf, • i.ElLM-ISIO.
GO VID JURORS.
James A. Appleby, laborer, Dublin
Wm, IL Breniter merchant, Slityloye!ourg
Thomas hull earponter, Marren
rainual Boa man tanner.
John 11. Iteoofora carponter, Coal:neat
S. easy matuglictiner, V•routilin
' - Merritt:unmans lamer, Jackson
William Na' Is farmbr, Jackiim '
S.D. tennis farm, r. Tell
Drub,ln Ditroordrth formr, Jackson •
James ['leach cat venter, Springfield
U, Wise.) Orem] iron master, Porter
Enamel Ileason - terteber, Cassvolle
Jolla lingo). alert:bout, Huntingdon
Adam Lightner hunter, West'
Samuel D. Linn far or, Smiugfield
Leaden Norris farmer, Wellcor
Charles Utettur hornier, :Adria]
Daniel l'elglital [orator, Penn
.1111sha Shoemaker farmer, Oneida
James 43alitli MI awe, Cromer all
W S. :Mita blacksmith, Walker
Thomas WilSon farmer, IYarroorsmark
J. 11. Wintrodr, Bt. D., Penn - • •
• • , TISIVERSC ' JUaSits-riaaT WEEK.
'David Ashton fat may, Springfield '• , ' •
'llllllAni Afric.i shoemaker, liuntiugdoti
~ ,I.ll.llirin4, 'inept In, Lloutin;gdon - ,-••
o.l3ulinger tinder, Crowson
• 'Pithraui Clincote, P. M., Mt. Union
Asa Corbin farmer, Union
L D. CiCllg ehudniltker, Drolly
Andrew Ca, bury farmer, Hopewell •
Asher •Diake Lu mei, Clay •
~.Jerob Flaslur blacksmith, Aft• Litton .
,Stimuct Fouse termer, Lincoln •
Joseph Fogle farmer, Dublin '
Held, Fleming farmer ' Jackson
. JaCal.l Cartier tarmor, Juniata
Calvin Owen fernaer, Clay •
Joseph A. Green iron master, P rtes
Uoliret saddler, Camiville • •
•••
Thos. Chill mason, Lincoln - •
Peter Heffner farmer, Juniata •
John Houck fainter, Barren
John Hewitt Liz num. Porter •
John Hess, finite el bass, Lincoln , t -
• hos. K. IlentlerAon farmer, Vat ridrisnivk
If farmer, Shirley,
Hubert Jones cleek,'Pninklhi -
It. 11 Jones farnier,Tell
John R. Meio. lan tiler. Brady'
'when Murton gent, = -
P, heel 31eVai roil nzassii, Alexandria -;•`.
15 ilium McCartney tanner, West
Henry Neff fernier, 15 est •
John Oen alt farmer; Junf. to
John Piper carpenter, Alexandria'
Itelmrt Parsons fin tiler, Tell :
Jacob Porter fernier,Anieitia r'
Thos. Riley mill aright, Franklin •
Anthony ',bulls termer, Lincoln
John P. epanogie lab 'tee, Warriorsmark
Abram Shlliefett fanner:J u niata
Hudson ',peck fn mar, JUDIAIR
Otto. G. :inth laborer, Barre°
Harry J. Sharer teamster, Mt. Union
John G. Stewart in u keeper-
D. F. Tut."' fu rums, Pot ter '
- _lsaac Taylor fernier. Ted , "
- -lamatitla Yoder' fanner, Dublin
.' -Porter Hebb farmer, Walker,
TRAVERSE JURORS—BECOND Fruit.
William Burchinell inediiiiiht Huntingdon
- Jacob 'Baker carpenter, Alexandria - -
ilenr,r Brumbaugh fanner,- Tenn
Joseph litinglislough engineer, Jackkon
tun teacher, Todd
David eo cabinet maker, Wee riersinaik
Johu (Teasley Sinner, Jackson • t.
John II Donaldson Calmer, Lincoln
A. 11. Dean tanner, Juniata
James Darin fat Mee, Jackson •
David Elemode cal limner, Coalition t
Augustan Ebbw eau saddler, Mt. Union
E. A. Green gentleman, Brady -
A. IC. Green gentienian, Springfield
Daniel Ilea tslor shoemaker, Huntingdon
W. M. Thompson finnan, &oily .
Fiederick Harmony larinsr, Shirley i.
Themes Keith Rai genies, Fianklin
Nathaniel 1,3 De saddler, Mutt is
Joseph Logan lei tiler, Pelves
John Ate Neal Inuucr, a lac
Hobert IL Sly ton, tinnier, Durso
Ifni. Monaca f latmer, Ilenderaoll
Jacob Alms.. Jr., tinnier, Bandy
Neu ton Madden fartncr, cpringlield
Asopli Plies farmer, Crum well
Wm. K, filer smellier, IVarriorsmark
David Speck fanner .Juniata
0. C. :tato fanner, Dubin
GCO. Tity her tanner, Coca
Frank Wolfkill fanner, Grady
Geo. P. Wakefield farne.r. Weet
Simon White tanner. Henderson
John If. Yocum faultier. Juniata
James Speer Linnet, tell -.
.
Alexander T. Ste Wart says: "He
who invests ono dollar in business
should invest one dollar in advertis
ing!! 'Robert Bonner says : "My 'Sue_
dess is owing to my liberality in - ad
vertising." . Barnum said . : "Liberal
advertising made him a million dol•
tars in ten years." Stephen Girard
said : " - Constant and persistent adver
tiSing is a Nure prelude to wealth."
tm. A. small electric battery has
been applied to ordinary sewing ma
chines, and has been found to operate
them very successfully. Two small
battery cups furnish `power
for all ordinary machines, while three
drive the needle with. astonishing rap
idity through ten thicknesses of mate
rial. The expense of operating by this
means is said to be about five.cents
day.
Sales
Bills for the following salol l have
been printed'at the Globe office
March 13th, young cattle, furniture, L.,
in Shirley twp. ,J, K. 1 3 .e$erson;113%13. PElter
son. • •Sue' itilvetaise . Mdat: -
March 16, horses, cows, cattle, etc., in
Cass township. David M, Quench.
March 19, mares and cults ,in Juniata, tp.
See advertisement. D. W. NVomelsdorf.
March 231, horses, cows, cattle, etc., near
Marlclesburg. See adv. Theebait Pease.,
March hotel - - fuimiture in ljuntilig
don. Seo advertisement. ; George Long.
Get a Supply Now. s.
To make room for a new monthly
supply, fifteen barrels of table syrups
and baking molasses, twelve barrels of
sugar ; eight bags of coffee, arid goode
generally, will be retailed cheap for
cash or country produce at the RED
FRONT GROCERY, Huntingdon,
Eadioi Dresses and Bays Clothing
Mrs. B. Annie Metithe respectlully in
forms the public that she has removed to the
houstitformerly oitcupiekhyli. 4.0.14nigil
on Washington street. and is prepared to
make Ladies' Dresses and Boys' Clothing, of
all kinds. She respectfully invites a full
share of patronage., . ap7
Carpet ~V curing
Mrs. Matilda Pheasant, is Prepared to
weave rag carpets, and' ' solicits 'patronage
from a generous public. Residence Wash
ington Street, West Uuntinoo , • , tf ,
& Dale willilis
pose of their entire stock of .Dry
Gonds,&e.'„&e., at Auction, commenc
ing on MiursilUY evening) - - , March 17th
continuing on. Fciday., evening, 18th
Hand• Saturday, all day, until all is sold
, Wrlmproved Buckeye and the Buckeye
and Ohio Harve3ter combined, Reapers and
Mowers, repairs.of the Buckeye,', always On
hand, at MeLanahun, Stone& hat's, Holli
daysburg, Pa. fe9 5m
• '.:l3:s o ,Varinora:no'dding n'
will do well, to eall:on Wharton &Ala
and 'eXturniue 'the' Willotighpy
gum-spring grain drill, either with or
without phosphate attachineut, beim.°
purrhasing.' Lf
Oa"- Double Harpoon Huy Forks, best in
use, and ,there has uevor_been one returned
so far ;;:e.ll- 'orb wurraiged.; MeLanahan,
Stone & Isett, Hollidaysburg. feo-5m
- cider .Mills„graia Separators; Clover
Hullers and Stemmer's, Cultivatars, WaShing
iNlauhine., etc., etc., at 111eLattalian, Stone &
Isett'o, "
.•
11€4:::. Best Gum Buller and Guns Spring
Grain Drills, at MeLaualinu, Stone &Isett's,
—.fe9'BOu;
- Pent% & ..11nyrRakee, go-
Lenanan, Stone &...leett's, Holliduyobtirg.LsEn
Metanahan, Stone k Isett, rfollidays
burg, warrant all their instruments. [101).5n
Norway Oats.
Tho genuine Norway :Oats, of. the
Ramsdell s6.::Tek, for sil.lnt Led Vront
ckrugury. t('
MARRIED
CYA L .lll.dygli - :3a, by •Rov. J. E
deft, GEORGE W. Buss to MiS9 MAR
TUA A. Bloom:, all of ILintiu don.
DIED,
In this borough on the 13th inst,
Tuomns SNYDER, Second son of John
W. and Harriet X Vattern, aged 1
year, 11 months and 11 days.
In• this borough ; on the • 120..:inet ,
MARY AGATHA, daughter of George
and Frances Snyder, aged 18 months.
In thin borough, on the 12th inst.,
MINNIE, daughter of Dr. E. J.. and
Nannie Greene. :!•
On thu 10th iliSt;;Ill f this borough,
GRANT, inlaid. bon or Harlin and,piza
Saylor, aged I.year and 7-mOnihi.
MARKETS.
I=2
PIIIIADELPIIIA, Itch. 15. 1970.
Supei fine Flour per barrel {4.50@4.75
Balm Flour per Lai rel 55.5016.00
Rye Flour per barrel simiggs.uo
Red 11 heat per bubliel 1 53(01.55
Rye per bushel 93@1..01.
•
Corn pet bushel 55W1Icts.
Oats per bushel ' 54(036ct5.
,• . ,
' P1178114E011, Nth 15, 1570
Spring Wheat Flour pet Lot rut $5.50530.00
Now 11 heat per bushel • $1.15(01.18
Curtiper bUdtel - • 76(00
Slats per bushel .10(041cts,
lty9 per Lucid ' $11.0 , 5 1.04
Morley .
' .
$1.10@151:25-
FINANCIAL.
litm Yana, 111e1115.—Cold Oohed at $1,12.
PHILADELPHIA, Mch. 14, 1870
Tho following ate the closing prices of Do
Haven & Bro., 40 South Third Street:
U. S. G's of 'Bl, - • 1141 1141
" " 1111 1111
" " '64, - 1101 1101
" " '65, - - 1101 1101
-'65, now, - .1091 1091
" " '67, - 110 • 110.1
" '6B, - - 110 1101
s's, 10.40'5, - 1071 1071
U. S. 30 Year 6 per cent. Cy. 1101 1101
Due Comp. Int. Kotes, - 19
Gold - - - 1121 112-1
Silver, - - - 111 1 : 1121
Union Pacific lilt lit M. Bonds 8.;0 840
Central PuOi.fic ' • 966 970
Union l'acific Land Grant fonds 720 730
HUNTINGDON MARE.ETS.
CORRECTE6 WEEKLY IsY
PRICES.
aeon—Superfine Flour, per barrel, $9.25
Extra Flour, du 9.50
Family Flour, do 5.00
Gnats—Red Wheat, per bushel. --@l.OO
White Wheat,_ du 1.10
,-:.
Rye, 7- ~, . chi 85
Corn, nevi, -- - do- 70
Oats, do 35
Barley,.. . , - . du - _ 1.00
SEEDTimothy, do - • 3.50
Flaxseed, do ' - = 1.75
Cluverseed, per 01 lbs. 0.50
PROVISIONS—Putatoee, per bushel, 40
Dried Apples, do 1.75
Corn Meal, per cwt., 2.00
Dried Peaches, per pound,. 12
Dried Be.er,-,.,, ' - .i.ld, ,i .i' 20
Lard, - ' 'dd ' ' ' 20
Pork, do 12
•Butter i •:.• ,:,••' dii ~ -. ' • 35
Cheese, d o - - , .20
EO-gs, per dozen, ' 20
117ani, 20
SE
Shoulder, 14
COAL--Hard coal, per ton, 6 00@,7,50
Broad Top coal, , do 3.0003. 50
LUMBER, Flee-1000 feet; :• • •:12.00(( - 430. 00
SIIINGLES—Lap, fie - 11000 ft., - 10.00(&)12, 00
Joint Shingles, de 5.00®6 . 50
Miseet:t.ANEOus--Bark; per cord,,- • - 5. 5 0
Bran, per cwt., : . : , • 1,00
Hops, per pound 40
Wool, do .45@50
Hay, per ton, - - 12.00
Hides, , •• - • -: 6@7
Green Apples, do 75e > 1.00
Onions, • • do. - ' 75
BOOKS
" AND
STATIONERY
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Lewis' Book Store,
Huntingdon, Pa.
School Books and Stationury,Bibles, Hymn
BUoks, MiseellatneOVU3 Hodks of dll' kinds,
Blank Books, Sunday School Books', etc.,
Inks of all kinds, Notions, Perfumery, Pock
et Books Pocket Knives, Musical Instru
ments,AVull. Paper; PlVigdpv; tirades and
Fixtures - , etc:; etc:, do: —ruov.ll.tf.'
JOIIN U. MILLER, .1. •
I •
•
(Successor to 0. & SOS,)
•". 1' •,' ‘i ' !
• DEALER IN • I
Al Kinds of. LEATHER,
, SHOE FINDINOS I
HUNTINGDON, PA.
ja12.1570 - •
BOQKS AND STATIONERY.—
,goon assortment of miscellaneous and Soho°
hooks—Foolscap, Letter,. Commercial ; arid 'Note Paper—
Hain and Fancy Envelopes—Red, Blue and It Inks—
Blank; Books of,ninnerous siiei—Pea, Pencils; r ,ckot bud
Desk Inkstands, and every other article-n=llk , found in
Book and Stationery Store, can be had at talc prices at
LEWIS' BOOK. STATIONERY & MUSIC STORE.
BUSINESS MEN, TAKE NOTICE!
yuu want your card neatly printed on enrol
owe, call at
ZpV.I I S7 'Root; wro 0 et 710Ar4R4-IST,O4?E
- I. ,D l. l : nt TblE BOOKS, - ' •
CUX AIY.O 71 , " N 11310;
j c . l ON . Tip:
Phatistments.
11IIE FOLSOA Till PRO TEP: FA Al-
IL)! 111A011INF: Therelnutlined 'duke a
strung. dot .t.lo and cludic stltrit ; will BolVl,itli ova
every cony of cotton; wooieif, linen and all; tttfotle,
from the It. ost to the cool blot, and of oily requit od t hick
ut nt gr..tder gked and with led: ii.ltrer hdtitunge than
any utitet ut Agettni mint. nr wory to. it., Lib
eral counol,dou all , C, ed. For tutus and circular ad
dref s A.:. 1111.1111:1:0:1, Sole Agent. .
felo4t No. If 0 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
CENTRAL IT.OTETJ,
SOUTIL EAST CORNER FOCRTII AND SPRUCE SIR,
PHILADELPIHA. •
E.CHILOOTE, Hormel ly of Huntingdon Co.) Pneen
Centrally located 111111 the most convenient point fur
merchants visiting the city. Accommodations of the
first-class. All the modern improvements. Every at
tention will be extended to guests. jaub-lys
E
kg II
135051
Ita relay St., NN. or 38 W. 4th St:; Cincinnati O.
If they wont the most popular and bast selling
subscription books published, and the most
era/ terms. Semi for circulars. Theywlllcostyptt
nothing, and maybe of great benefit to' yon.
Surveyor General's 'Office,
Hintus'llulta, Ski , r: 8, 180''d
rr(1) 'TILE 0 WRILliB,' OF UIsfPAT
ENIED LANDS: -
Jo obedience to on Act of Assembly, apptorcd the
eighth day of April, ono thousand eight hundred and
sixty-vino, ion ore h, ruby notified that tho "County
Land Lien ' Docket," containing the' 'of uniattentcri
lands for Huntingdon county, prepared under the Act of
As4eintrly of the twentlettt pf May, one "thoudand eight
hundred nod sixty-four, and, the supplement thereto,
hoe this day loon thrwarddd 'ti the ProthoMitary of rho
county,at Vk 11.0 office it may ho examined. The liens
can only ho liquidated by the 3,urchasa Money, interl3st
and, fe '
• es,. and receiving patents through , this Depart.
molar.
'
JACOB M.CABIYBELL,
,Surviyor General.
Sept 15,—0u
.I[LITTON &.:McCONNELIai
-
kr - " 41 •4 Forllitoro Warerums ;
No. 809 MARICET STEET,.'
, Korth Side - -
PHILADELPHIA.
PARLOR, •DININO , ROOM,
CIIAILBER FURNITURE,'
Of the Latest Styles and beet manufacture,
FEATHERBEDS and MATTRESSES. "
10b, 33, 3m.. • ,;:
'NORWAY OATS. ' .
now in store p ajorgq,lqt of
V • arntiine Ramsdell •stroek of
NORWAY OATS • • '
Which wo aro offering as low as any responsible house in
our trade,.
.t - ' GARDEN SEEDS,
•;ery Wairanted fresli and kCntilne: One trial
secures, your confidence.
PLOWS,
Ilsrrows, Cultivators, Broad Cas . t Sued Sowers, Corn
Planters, and tho • lsigest s.ortntent of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
1. To ha found in'tlid city.
Oar Amateur's Guide and Calendar for 1870 and Price
Listnf Seeds'niailed Free to all'applicants. ' ' •
- .WADE &
, , , , PAccessors to Paschall
SEED, A N 15,1MI?1,1151. SST li'Alf.llJloldSll,
' ' 1130 31.il1ICET . ST., 11 11
U NITED STATES
3E3 CD ) ‘ f
Bought, SOld and Eichanged
. , .
ON. MOST Lip.ERA.L TERMS.
' oar • ,C3 O , Zx 300
Bought, and Sold at. 31aniset Pates.
'COUPONS CASHED.'
PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS
• Bought 'and , Sold:'
• s - lc.
Bought;'and:Sidd'dn . Coni'TisOon t oidy.
Accounts received !Ind '.interest:,a,llowedl
on daily. bulances'Euliject , to check, aetight.
:;
" 40 SOUTH 3l) STREET,
n'F; 2 4.Y' • i ; ; r; •;. ;
; „.; • . •! 1
DA IS
Milk Groat American Health itectoCZr., purifier
the blood 111111 cures 'lscrofuia. Syphilis; Skin
Disenees. Rheumatism, Diseases„of otniniAnd all
Classic Affections of the Blood, Liver and .llid.
net's: • iledommended byllie Medical 'Faculty:and
thousand of our best citizes. •• - - •
Ituffif ilietrellmony orittcysiclans int 'Patients
whin have used Rosati:Ott send Id' our Reseda! '
Guide to .ilettlth or Alnutnaclor this year, which
wo pnblielt for griffon:ins distribution; i 1 will
glve,you rructa VHIIIIOIIO • ••
D. IL W. Carr, of Baltimin a sc3s:.
1 take Pleasure fit tee fmmending your flostalal•
Itas a very potter:lll alterative. , 1 Davie, teen it
used In two cases aitlt lump) , resblts—Dllo In case
of sectinenry syphllla, in, which the patient :pre.
nounced himself cured
,uflor having taken five
bottlits of your medicine.' Tho'other Is a tide' of
scrofula Wong standing,. which ~is rapidly Du
proving under its use, and the inaltations - are
that Ilio'patient Will aeon recover. I' .Ithre Cara •
fully examined the lormula by which your,ltosa
dolls is made, and lint ft an excellent eoffiffeund
of all alterative Ingredient..
D
Dr. Sparks of,Sleholesville, Ky., says Ito has
rased liosadalls in 'eases 'ofieroluln: and secondary
S 3 ;Milts with ralisOletory results--as a den= of
the blood I know no better remedy.
• Ferment O. McFadden, alurfreeborre 'Tennessee,
eny
liai•e itself - Seven' iottlea of. Vinulat;lii, and am
mai; oly cured of liitenmatists; send me four, hot
ties, as I wish it for My brother, who ban, set ofn
lons nor'° eyes: ," ' , • ' • .12 . . •Pi
.Itenj Ilechtol, of Lima, Ohio, writes, lbw
t.uffered for I,winity yew' a•ith an Inveterato eruii
lion over,my , body ; a short tithe since .I•Amr
chased a bottle of Itoradalts and it effected a per.
fere eurn.' • - • • "I. ;' • ; •"- • ; • • •
MI
111
liosadalis is sold by. John Bend
,and S.
Jimaiuthdon, Pa., and Diuggists FeuiAully.
Labrhtoly,,6l.llxcbange Nam ‘!
- ' • •
In
CLEMXIVI3
Feb. 234 yi. 2or 3p. - - t proprietors.
.; 3EIII.IET , Gri-IPEEI.. •
,
- 'RAW BONE
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME,
" ' 'ciKDE—MARK .
• • it• - • •• -.• 7 '•••
~.•. .
SPRING -
•;: t
•,.. 1..
;:: •
Inceraso your c r op or •
• '
'CORN; OATS,'' POTATOES, WHEAT, AND ORAES,
Ad WOH ••, • ,
,ADD TO VIE FERTILITY oy.xoup sOIL,
„By a Jndicious,und Ecopomlcal modu of, .„
,1/1 -TT' 1 IT. q-
Gel the value of woun outlaylke first season:
Obtain better,,filled.ears,and heavies:. grain.
,Tieep, your. soil free from no*ziq
Blake your land perpeanentill„ferplp,„
Over ,six.r.sxN years qconotant up, on all crops, Las
'proven thni Rougleti Raw Dona Pliogpbuto
youths' upon by Farnicro., ' ( ; , ,
1110IILYTMPROVED AND STANDARD iTAIIRINTLD.
F0r , 5t041.4 Agricultural' Dealevoitijorillyll
13417,cira'8i ; SONS
, siA.NupAcrf tin Ens,
2d fierEiN4aie AVenue,
• • • •
• , n
•
AXTANTE D—A Goon SALESMAN
V T'ln tho Wholemlo Notion House ol7f Itendore,
Co , No. 321, North 3d Stre.d. Vhlladolphiu. NOOO
need tithlreAs unlead odl ntotuninled ttth the norcbauts
tustkia county. t • - WII4-14
P. izox
EOM=
NEW STOVE' AND TIN STORE:
BUCLEAi,`AN; Aida O r. S. CO
Have opened a nen store in enters new building, in
the P l antond, Huntingdon, Pa., and have ready for We,
litrgt ml of tmoilt ut -; ' • • 7.7": ;,
Cook .and PAtior. stoyes,
,SUEER'S
SPEER'S ANTI-DUST,
- • g1i.D . 0. 1 3 ANTI-DUST Coca '
SMITH'S DEO ULATQR nil(' EUREKA 000 K. STOMAS
mai LITII.E.KIELErSRE;)TURRL
Alm, a laigO amorimout Of
' 1— • 1/ . ~1 11
Va AlOO NEBIII),WARg
and &great variety, of °nada, uever berm kept 1a Al&
place. We also manufacture' " ' " •
•. , ,;
TIN' WARETo' flift.Dt.R; "
Repairing. Roofing and Spouting dune at short initial
44- Country Stores !supplied with , Tin Ware sat city
rab.s.
confident of being tible to• "advantagean. td
their customers they respectfully solicit a share of public
patronage.
ROOM IN _YENTER'S NEW•IBUILDINCI
BI
~,„IN 'RI4] DIAMOND, lIUNTINGIIDNiyA4
31111. 5, li7o
SHIONABLE:-GOojsB
FALL 'AM)
. - Bid
:GE.
EVIIER.CHANT, TAIL. fit `'
1X reniovod to' the gee:anti tliiori;l : ltela'irbiltiNiiiiitk
wheis ho idttmas 'to keop cOAsfovtlytos hid:6l4lls
InteaLskyles
7 PIM I OM I ra". OOLIDSSI
Joq 4. 3 ^
doitaucAtt,sxtius,a,6:7 , 1 !•'"
OASSIMIItES, AND VEBliiiis3
CL0T1.18,.• • CASSIMiIREzt," 'dile ' ViiSTINOS.
CLOTI.IS, • pA551M . E1,09,3.. 4441;0 2 jj ,yriispAgs
. practitol uotltmatt of tnoxy, xcorommappo
be is prepaiod to make to "order Clotliittg for man end
boii;atitcgurtraitleellent, titiefiehloinible*iiorio
manship: • lio Ia doteimluod to pleagbeirelptaidk. yid
. , , •
• Aar , All aro invitrd •to elitts examtno ,, mir'snew
atook. of beautiful patteroa saturo_ parclutslng elsowhore
• . • • Gt.lo. F DIARBIL
'lliritlnidon, Ott. 4 vial.,s ' '
Latest Antvat
JR% ROBLEY-I Yl‘,.r
.MERCHAisirr TikiL43ll:;
Rae reiliove:l to fh6 ' l3lr 6P'eßlabk.
(Old I3tond,Top florper,)•whera ;ha is,prunatell;hy_diNall
kinds of work in Ms liar of bileineii. 'llo has Just rbeeiv
ed a lull line of r3l
j
CASgiArEgS,'
•' • "' CORDUROYS,' , Ste,' ,3I
_Thankful for, pia patronaga - he. dotkits , a ebnthiniatied
of On same. • The attention of the public feetilletrto
stock of cloths • &c.:-Nrbich lierlDprepiired U 3.11181614, to , '
order in a fash ionable, durable and warktaanliko planner.
Plena° glee mtf tat I
If. ROBLEY,
-
ApKII 7th, 1869.
••'I•)
Ilnlitingdon,
N RW-BOOT iII).SHOE, nal%
„ IVIVI:APRICA'
••:.5,
Informs the 'public ,bat be nas just "
opopod hi s, old end tit tlho,Ditutiorml44lo
.fluntingdon;
Fine Assortrueiit 'of 'mall trig. of
•
• BOOTS, AND,,SIIO n
t ror L'adi t
es;'.Gelitleimen!, and (Chlidrith.
All of` which be trill istll latlfatrpricdst't quick n iaid and
small xofits. Cul l and examine my stock., „.
Alattutacturing and Itetiairigg .datite to orderas triad,
Illajtlttgdon,,Ap. 14,1569.
. • ..•
•
I
R IVMOVTE
TO THE N. E. CORNER OF DIAMOND.
Boot and Shoe)Emporium.
J ; t„,
• • „JOHN, 4,, SY,ES,T4R6 OK, .
Respectfully, Informs .tho ultizepa of Iltrotlcigdorp and
vicinity that he has:fuse recowed'froni the City a Nateitul
8 14..4 1 4'519qc ?fs ) t :1! , . - tel hi iiT
BOOTS & SIJOES;;IIATS - ,& CAM
iros"lery, •Sh'oe ' Caip'et•Stiffk
:Trunk.9,46 &c.; ;1 , 1
ell of sllitch heft. prepared, to . seßatzreathe cedmed pelces
,Dun't forget the new stand In thetlermond. canto.
mere inid the 'public generally ardliivitedqu'eall.;'llll
. Huntingdon, ap,7, 1869, ,
•
.11najuSt returned frOm the *east with ar
SP • ,DID 5 - 2 711 , :qa
ST AN,
. co
'h is,",svags, s6r,
{I nit:, 611'11 W . "
pffori ibp,tnspoetiny of„lats unatemnmnd
the l inlalb g enerally. will sell kle stock tit .hemost
'IIEASONA:BLE'PhitingP 54
'and thosoitylig i ;ickuise getiyellfitnirel'icdil kiliti;. l
11 - 001146 BitotS lipthklo Oltlith;
and
9 4711:' ‘
1 n ai ith) a
(ow dPorl,welte(,4. - RhrnB44lfi :!,
10VAPEle!'-'PAPE:R I !'I"P'AttIt
PaperA,
s l'in}d•adop railer;
%Fretting Pap 4,
PIe . LI;P`P°T.
'7Fiette Paper,
'1:90 Silk Paper: foe.Floriete, : e't o‘.l
Footnoted Paper, ii74£llollßl44,lA 0.1
MEI
MEMO
Flat Cap 'aper, , . :
• • t'e SOolit.tipTaferi ..11! y,
• , Letter,Vaper, ,
'A ti't Cantinteint tiotePaper,•l3 , ./ •:
Wia r . nod Colored Card Paper,,in,,ratkii, and, Slie9q,
' or'ertle nt Book, Stationery 'and Muffle Storey
WINDOW CURTAIN:,PAPERS.
•- • A ':LA'R'G—P
t—i; . r: alcic:111;..) L:14:1
SPIihNDID
r nr,
%4 inflow `,Curtail Pap,;
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1 1 AQfq 1 V4D7,i c.,
• PPE 4 c- §T9I4-' -
UNTIIsiGDON .LIVP,RY 'STABLE'
Teo undersigned, haring Ito . rchasett
. tho pvery,Fishle
trhcently! s Oa '; by • Mr. , Sitribo , Weston, ' are' now 'pre-
Rated to accsonnodate the with „Muss nnil Copt--
ages on reasonable' terms. • •* ''••
.'table at the rear, of thajacksoallpass,neanthay,
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tinpta,iPetitidne,&.; tcigetintr vAlt/I:n not • of useful tAbles •
con tninni g raio of interest front ono dollar to twelv,thon...
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lbo n.eok and dny , For nolo at „
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buy CLOTtI'INGWOuV nil; fa Mini ingiA at
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