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J. W. YOCUM, Publishers and
J A. WOLFEItSBERGERJ PrOPriCtOrS.
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Saiarclap, October 1,5. YS; O.
53mktir.Nirara , N8,1eiters; eon trlba tons. gtl 110V11.‘n
ataLinteresidiolie reader,. act cr ,
roe friends from all gnarters.
- . Democracy Teri have-been badly pe4en
gliiiut the great o,ates of Pennsylva
nia, Ohio, Indiana;hwa,,alul ..N.cbraska.
• •
. „ .
•' shift in the iires-room of
York Pn . AV:edne-! 1
t . ll q,resses.
TLe,eciition of ihed'ribune Was printed on !
,T4incs.p . ress. , , •:. •
•
' Tint; first ,regrovotr
:ing;in the Historical 4th svyd, of Aila
delphia is •ilie knocking down: of Hon:
I~illiam IL ' the distinguished
idenniiii of that \N.:mi. This is' terrible.
-IP:Mullen in the gutter, witWii battered
, nose, and ft . colbre6 voter grinnbiett
ELECTIOXS; in this city, are held in the
public school buildings, - an announcement
we make for ihe'bendlit of our benighted
fellow ciiiiens• iti this , Commonwealth;
who vote itt taverns and beer saloons.
Exchanges • -please" `copy.-
Stele fournat,-
,
The republicans- halve 2,500 majority in
Nebraska.
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The Republicans leave from'2:s;ooo to
30,000 majority in lowa,and elect all their
Congressmen.
The jndiana • delegation in Congress •
will probabl Yhe unchanged. Wilson,llep.,
claims 400 majority.
In Obi° Schenck, Rep., is defeated for
Congress by 133. Ile - will contest because
the Democratic judges refused soldiers'
Notes:
ANPr Joinisox still lives. He
has made another-.speech, of which we'
have no report—but that is -of :no conse
quence. He-proposes", however;-to leave
the "Democratic" party and become a
"Conservative;" have never been
able to Make,"but e....actly what a - "Con
servative'":is,.'bne_lfr.::Tohhson, not being
anithidg in Particular, - would 'make,- no
doubt,: an :excellent, politician of that
special stripe. Our, great apprehension
has always been that, in sWinging, round
the circle, this eminent _statesman might
get b'ack into, the liepublican party; but
inasmuch aswe see no differende betteen:
"a Conservative" and "a'Delnoci•at,"
begin'tb feel=-reassured: : - •
, •
Tar. .fianbing privilegeds at best an in
stitution of. questionable ;utility; but the
abuses to' rwhich:it 'is subjected dre'of a
character whieh , Would -haNe'staitled
honest forefather: 16."Deitiocratia Con-
gressroan, ' in PenrisylfaniA de-,
"tooted' in . s . oiii - ling; ppin'Ontly .
conveniont - fianic, - np4ph `Of Ciiolllars ad
vertising the inetit;s;of
. aneW:lotellt itoyc
gratowhiclywOn,i dip,;:ndj§warrante4
to last foKev,er..*o Intveliver seen the
grate, but :the :chances .are-that.anybody
who buys an.invention which is brought
to-his notice by means of a two-centfraud
on the United States Government will find
himself -badly swinclled.ftSpringfield .gez
.D. 'Stiles;li - 144inpeaphal:?16
co~tperhead is t . 4 9. Bfrio.gteprie: to;
pnb7ic iris ii of it ;.:
The folloih:jill:.llemiblican ticket
elected last Tuesday..----
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0 LI VE.M.J;;DICIFEY, City
Aescm.bly,
EIEN,RY M. ENGLE, &Ist. Dopegill
GEOV6I.I . IVitiTSON.IISdit. -
JOHN E. IVlLt't;Tiidy:'.*.
C..'RE.l.XCEHL;Manttienii:`':
GEOIEGB TrlGH,..tlase
-• • Couint.t.i;i6riet:
34311 -N . ,/c tgp,Cit•Y...:••.>:: .!
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LEWISSPRECITE4,,c3!):, t„ •
EZRA IVE.I§T;NY . IirWP/C, , y
• ° Pda"
DAVID LANDlS.,' , Etti r it.
JOHN.:T; FItY, Thiphi.ott;
t , -.CtiuieteSoticit - oK:
B. C..!.-E... - 11EADY,Ealty - .
:jury Comnifsaionit , •-,.-
DA.yAD BAIR,,CI,ty •,. , ~3
SAILIII
-: • - 2 1 11.409r..7.1.-•
9:6l3ampillt
ans.asor 7., -• ..
The : result:of the, election:in :• Lancaster
eith, on: Tuesday. w.as.irsignal victory; ftki
"the .youn g andrvigorous ;Republican
ministration;7t which had been fdi the , '
past year. thi3:subject'; a the. sneeia,', anir •
abuse of the tiitatiOn'rerl'
tration haS'beeii - SUStiiined'br our citirens`
giving it a ir:iajoiiiy §ele'dt,Oottn-,:
cil and pleibri"in' , CoMinOri Council, and
''
majori i ty, o t a - ha" " -
meri4ireS inaiigniatedfO'r improving, the .
Water Porlii,and'the . ,,streeis,and defend-.
ed liy the.Express„have peen:endorseapy
the:eitizens by largely!increased .1 majori
ties in several of the:warcls which .the F -old
Water JObbers confidently calculated ,
upon carryirig.f :The Republican meinberi ,
of the"Wateraoinmittee - -gessrs. 11ishlek 4 ;
Arnold mid Batitnifardner:-::agatristNvlitim •
the 'abuse of ttikifitelti9 . 6*'lladtemi'ili 7 .
cessantlY hiirleaft aye b&en retuitieci;'the'
former three' .condnetia
of thatisalier;WeAte:„sa;figfaAlOA':o -
ImONvliii,thaCtiieniilipalpatile
.dijr.iinciations , of :;that
Committee liar }iecn?.th“e ; ; '64
r member
from. the§ixthVaril';' 1; VV110 ;
unexeepii 3 On , 1
and efficieni meinber:of the Committee.
Wo_cren#ratnlatie;tlA6:o4zeias,''ZirP* 2 '.
easter.Mioia glorious of.,,,y6teri.”
thy' , .
-are read' "to i•kigres§
dipublicimprovera ent,. arallyellave IV);
not ;,i4';'ilipapp4MUl reasonablA
expeetaiibris•inthelfiitore:E*r"ess. , ; o. ;
-3: ;
Tb e.,p . cfnn#gprs'iir,
blty:e„ie,splyet);(9 ull;d9azajlons:to th e .
•
Ger ma wgfini to ry fo frep"of. ctlytrget!;
<1 ral!"yronaid
tery,ii44.; : 4?iiii'a 4.4 d i'91.`, 1 -32•i!1;1?v pyp i anCr o•
tittles 10ng.:41335i coat, $49:000. , tla ,
Elitiv to' fehnild 7y;orr,e, 't
sure itrt Piiii r tianoCe:oio,4l„3,L;,ll.fOClS: 114
question whiclitig:itto-Witttinfiton.
6:ol;.T . yluit.9 . l l .,t;c.stiprel4.s trA,cbc.Adit.,
rowlocks that they canli oil get on at stronger,
onec; - sb tlroy otaild ;around h reliefsanhl
wait'. foe their r tuFns , like• egstomc + rslil'a' barb,
The NeW:Rgayglonoers . • seem. -to..bet,rn
,
puizied . by ,, the:: 'se ileratittildariteroir . 6 et
'nearieifiEra
.:;enta :a , bushek: , itrariid , b*beethe
n.. great 'crop. , CO. lie.. best , advaiitageirstesm:
- eider mills'have , ..beeii. put Ys . o"pelatiofi-i 1n
cider is' befilk . rciiiiiiifset died ffruii'aiiilegit
- -gttritities. .P,11;e11;:i: 4 1 . 1'57:1 ,.. ,./V4%'+' A ;1411'•
Death of General Robert E. Lee.
The military head and greatest leader
of the rebellion in the country, dielWli
•Lexington, - Wed,z2,adi,y
morning thte\sixty-gth ' .year' of-his!,
age: \ r ltakrttEllwardZie"'o , ,4tithe SE& 1.1oi , ;:
Vti ttli4 • 6' -"".--;
t ano e7g, 1,9,u on.a7,
war
JR..1660.1ad Attlled,lo.l. - 8
TPialgigt son of tfi
was Pret . .Went,,,,,t4f the aI
great kitM tllnd sangninAti the future
I of the country. son Ilichanl
nas`a mcmuer" n or the first Continental
if.longress,,andi &loved rthenesolution of 1 ,
Independence, p:tme.7,1776... Ire and his
brother, Franels w Lightfoot, were signers
of the declaration in 1760„. Light''
Horse flurry was a cavalry officer of much
dash, and- 'received-- a-- - medal and the
thanks of,Congrese,:for_his: Ser,tides. lle
.married a daughter,. of , Philip -Ludweli
Lee, - served twolernis i4CongreeS;" was
Governor ,of Virg,inlai 'married Annie
Carter for his second - r )l;:ife, of ;whom ;
tract Robert Edwzu - d .T.:ee for his , second
son, bordat Strafferd,in 1606. -
• 'Tile early life of the son' was spent ,at
home. lie entered West point in 1525.
and la-longed to the class of which -Joseph
E. ;3•llnaa.on mid 0, ,A. 1,1;., Alta, 11 were
Members. , graduatede - course second
,
in liniwrs gild with Out a demerit. , lie
was attached to the telegraphical . engin
eers and,opPointed brevet Second . leuten- ,
hat July, 1826:. a l as Sta..
tioned,itt various 'forts; and in that 'sear
ordered as - assistant astronoMer" . .to run
the boundary between Ohid 051 . Michi
gan: Ile Married a (laughter., 9f" G e'or.d.O
.editor
T. A. Custis in 183. and' received Ar
lingtOn House, and IVl4tcHouse., on. the
ganaunky, frith Ler..
`.,,T01m Brown's raid on harper's- Ferry
occurred in October; 18.59. • Bresident,
Buchanan sent a detachment of marines,
Under .Lee who reached the Ferry on the
17th.. The resnTh is • known: Virginia
seceded Aprillith,,T§ - 61, and he resigned
from the army,AprilO,in a letter strong
ly representing his duty to his native
State. He went at once to Richmond,
Where he was appointedlllajor General of
the Virginia forces, by the State conven-,
then in session_ their,: and commissioned -
their commander-in-chief, April 22. The
Ire* Secretary of War, - Walker, assigned
him command in,his own State on ithe
10th of May.. Reorganized, • drilled and
equipped the Virginia volunteers, and in
June was made General, and : ordered to
the - northwestern portion of the state.
:Ile defeated 31cCiellan at Gaines?
Juni :47 ;,followed through White - Oak;
Swamp and, fought, kalverrt • 4
-Early in May, Lacdefeatedhim, at the
Wilderness and Chancellorsville, and -re
called troops from other parts of, .:the
State.in order to drive him out and clear
the Shenandoah valley. lie planned
another offensive campaign, and :
ing, the courage of his own troops ;to be,
and that of, : the.northern ; armies .
toilie shaken, he resolved on o,,,,rerrunning ;
Pennsylvania .Preparaiory ; to
effected a throug,hreor,ganization, of, the, ,
army operating in northern,Virginia,and
reaChed., Chambersburg, June ;; 27, 1: 1,03,
where, he•foundiNjeadei.n . f.:ommandi
fouiiC,July .aricl , 3 after
Nirhich Lee hurried back to Virginia,—his
in vision 'clefeated,.an.d himself, rendered
happy in escape : 49in, total ruin
. „
: Fiorajhe eroWning point, the - success, ,
that ha:d attended
,the,
•and lieeome:s - oue of galhnt
resistanee rather than assault.;:llis Sold
'ieriy merits were not
,pronoAneed:—
'were, perhaps, :oven greater.; but ;their
fruits were wanting. Meade difeated an
dite.3nit; of-the /iehels to slip. into L , :slirash 7
turning,h-Ls tiapp. - ., and, erosfsing:::
the, ..13qpiclan" threatened , Riehmonci,,So
:tat lie was forced to withdrw,
name - that -will
ehdur o „ r .4e,was really the forenaoSt&rnan
in the long p.14. - ,bloody: war by which it
has heeni,Aecided that republic
maintai.n,itself against : malice ; . domestic
as well-a.sSoreign levy. • The decision . is
so .vital-to.alLother nations And ages ; Ca at•
njp , ne,4 thoSe prominent in the,.argument.
can ever bc excluded from the record.
Re was, modest tbeughl4l.und l :bra - v.e. , ,..;
iiot argurogn : t4n, victory.,;, : not. 3 disgraced
in defeat !. ; _Tt.only:peeded that he should.
shorn himself : as seajbus-: for !peace
rebellion ; closed , as he
Liras for victory . pendinc , - :prontess' to
have Kespued,hisAtame liopa.Much of-ithe
Odium of treason,--and—placed•-it in an
'honorable niche:2:ll6afaS'a.inan of com
`Mand4g. P:resPrief,isAtely,and ixeserved ,
and g,reat,, l prh.lp, 13.ut, popular,
`beyimd,any,southera)gaderf,oB-AaeliSon:
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; Wyyle own : flog. theFptures o.E : the.`ldth
It'vs/Aoa: that
diord' A ie','* . ei,;(l:dO.d. the: ,Tidge,'„deSire,d,, to
bd 118-"theil'mOV
!ed..llll- Irene* represent
the 7Odge. 2 ,;,*h.o4eilliei4oMOyeo..,iii4
141-:,;'uSkid,Sr,.he i 4a# 4 te'.d`to.,?..epres:cet . t;he
' was altided to, awl
*Cbtrunittee.was appointed -to wait. upon
the
,geetlemeo..„ ; ,, r • t,,
Ohcmt.beip , igAnlitted,hy 4 the
dmehe'eriersitheu. the Aotorious. Johnny
leco . ..,sepopded Bob
A.ldepsom
wiir, • ;,ve,re - in:the
;14 trie ; q:ll4,i.:ind. ,i cypgged• him, ipto•the,
eritltr i ttemp,t;:wes , theo.
- e;ritcki;), , , , ,:,,he roughs on.theoufshle,hesded;
by .444,12 , ,ihieke Opeu . thedboy.4,;md c;.,upo,„
r_ usl~ing : ixq'F'lh,e4°9Fcc,
eu. seconding them in : the
daivfillNvOrk• • •
Tbeie%inuglYS'' -t
inesti F brutal,rattaelk ; I'm, Judgqs.
,:do,zen; : bla4jaeksa.n4.,al;ine4.y work be-,
;44n 0 4Wiern ilpiirishied a blackjack - , dealt,:
,:prrnia,issiTins t blows; to these wlio caruo,-.
, •• - ,
Shah.-,a- spittoon,•
•Initq4;fre-§1),e 1. 4.,e-.?ssiliab oilz; 4-1q. ) 41 41 (1e4 I
oiaytord,llls.lge of.; theXineteen4ll.3rard,-
The iaktei!warped biai,not to •
titi,lC.4,4lllv. vg re-v91.Y.P1'..5191.9andl 14th
stkod - 4
";4grie4the,
- Missile. It missed i.V,Aiar,k,-mi.46 - : C e 'raw- . ..-,
;foicl finding tliat-his - --life--;ras—a—danger,
to6k.'4lM'atviN.Tblen , irand ' '
'mitered Niiletrs land ':intrajted 'a sex:
timisivdiind:'=l.: 4-;
i3yftilis , tlti6traera 017- polidemen , had':
, VII teredtb'e t rboin ericP:tO " the •
•-• •
• ASe.§.4rsl'araiiii 'tuidteSSed
the tei 4 ,,l'ildgesitlie'dttiglis;''iiinl:-Jialice'-:"
, finid
tUti; tile" jiineted.in'gsl,ana quiet
• .l :••
'rest re -• , -
'ertdanl3r mgr ater entrap 'lams crier
iiblVsthe 3 dekidittibn'tb'
'flieliftlieldeilieeriicy are 'forded
Make it one.nti the
'Weeklies in tbe,State:
ME
if4.l.V i .o4pcl4.rpppn v i/y;,14,,.14,05t0t0;7, aged;
e niaty 'idicihad.notbeentordside.thai hove) •
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Pennsylvdnia Presents an TinbiSken Front
in the" CcEtrefi
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iTatE returns from *..State}:intlicate .
that, tb.edlepublibans , have,belditheir
on Congressmen, and.eartainNliciftitMs oP I
' the State' hai , e 'done •evefbetteiqllail botild"
s reaskumblk haveiubeen expect - fedi ,
is-renijrteill to h.tive 2gNert ;?about ,
000 majority for thel;RePublleziri' , eitndi:
date for; Sheriff. ) Tiio‘yeitis.zitolAir Fai;/
Democrat; wai olectedlfaye'ilofl the /eity
by 1,887 majority ; but at the NwieralSer
e lection;Gen: .Gkant:cairleci it; by
an din:1808 -it.•;srent , for - fGearY , by
4,f00 majo'ritr.
the rel•eledtion; Of , William D: 4iel
•imtliellrthDiStriet,-byfa -handSOnid
'Majority, in spite of the litpublidinielvii: (
sition which ho lad.4,6 , enbouhtei. 'the'
:I>Distric indidatiens- are' that; , ',T."
V. Ore6ley; Independent'llepabliCan,siipi'
'POrted by the'Detnocrals, , ls'eleeteW l l3P'd
Mihj ority over Cliarles- , 'nig'
iresent - RePubliean meittla6l.. !In
'-re-elected:: • -In'
the r e- -
th, (Rucks Countalidu . a.'.. , piii't . "-' , o'f:
TetornsJrg'
4eivecligiverhOpes afithe electionlof
- 11 - Armer, Jobn:R:' atea r d4-
Jilig,,r , the present Demcicratiei :rheiriber. -
4:ohn:3.;l"acker;Republiean;:is're-elected-,
athandsome majority kdrti the hXLIT,th:..
District c In the.XlST.lthl the4;e:Ontest
tearnd: that; zCessna, , the:.
.Presenttmeriaber,•has been defeated 133r:B:
to 'llyerc [Dem ,through at present: both'
parties claim success.'..TheaLithaistlictl•
ruzern And,Sus9Aelianna), fiv,,hich ; pie et 7 r l
: e:cli,Gegrgei3y„ Nooslyfar,cliDem..,b3lnently,
I,Bo9majority ; t • i% years ago, ,audCwhich..',l
,has for:, years;is•repOrtett :
13,11 A.ye - e.rctalr-ut.ed; 73, „Shoemaker,
ze-,elpe.ted, ,:by
ablrat 2.,2lP,Aajority.Thj.;t4e=rl(l,(l';ittsrt
burg), District, and Eheneger ,:-.llle,Tunkin;
, Rep., ,by about; °,lOO in the,•XX.IIId
: trip , ,The,reaular;Repnblican. ticket , for,-.
.county otficers,in.ellloghapyis also elected.,
lixlsorne thousands. ; ~,; „ ;;.
, ...Prom Ohio .returns-show—gains on
OM State ticket througyopt4l.l,c"§At9, ,- :We
have carried the City ;
,of r , Cineionatk,
elected bOiloneMtier's of 'OeMiresS„,there,
'4arc - 7., - yr Ist. an 4 ,413
StevaA6n:in.the tii.f;the.,fst
,p ; en„Sell'eni:k ; if . ,t,h.o`g,aini iepOrt,ea,i,n the
scateeri4 frusted; is Po's . -
- o§q
‘,.;i3r,1-.
1 1 5 1 i 1 d 6.1 Pq•Fig)°(ktrYi 111 j h°- 1 1- A ll
and ISM - Republicans f:j . cetiOry ,
9,.1 x 1A 1 ?;4P5' ,'1 44:
of ..coirpK , A29,,w+,-tr.-,.,
, but, receiySq„ a 0 riot
ing 1 .“4 11 ;`iibtll , ,
l!coire:Vectthpm:sel r ies„ ll ,p 4 .1,effi„4,41m,
- /iidjo,r-itY)Ri91§1#4 5. 9%A„011.9i;.11(11 . 1Y;;
" 2 ; ° K;' , .: - ;c r. , ...);;:
4 99 ,, the, leavyi.
"Democratic gams '',.l) = ll . i„cli ; t,heir,joprfiaig.
hi Y4 ,l)e-e n Pliist;P! 3 t ( 19 1 4 ,
the zeinlt.,s6 - pr as aseerfaiged,epsit
13e4 1 .itif 1 ).-:.tth 11 4 ) , 1 kr ; 4 ,
qj
lea,ye. , , much, to))e,,-:tio r . ;
picuity, as `i ar4s
plae dp'Ubi t So'o4.l,, qfp,, h 4 0;111.,§ptt . 11,4p 14 ,
John C'eSSiie.'s election is claimed in the .
,Sixteenth district
... y) l7 majority. The
The ; %s ood. of telegraph .palosr . put- up - ,ln•
Kent-neky-vitliale,od ;the (dome:eta ,aa 401,-;
. 14 ; t r pi? esln p te firs „the ,:peclar
,net gave Nym..y„vilp.lat:lieil,oeest, t..119-,e44,
sound,
..„,,
per
• • .17 1 r •- r -t• • ' •
u 1
eheaper•than• over•so befere-in.-sl.lap-mr 7
, Barle,fis'ilo being sold 14 .356i!ada,
'for $1;00 per don tual-the lowest it bas epee'
••:•.7:; -
-.,Nm„corn•sells.for_,Z - eenia:per-,bushel
f ..; , ;•.„ ;.; • 9;1;,:' : •
Twenty-first is stillin doubt,with chances
in favor of the Democracy. Gen, Schenck
is most probably dekeated in , the Third
Ohf4::ilistrict, and H. J. W. McClure
in.,the,,gourtb.,? - gueth'eseJosses are;com
pensapd-lorlby4:zirao
iNintli:!ldistriCtsl r4.efiniWpai
\))eeri . *eseivect::4Oni
'Stat:V,
been elected by over 1,500 majority a
magnificient victory. lowa is Republican
by the Visual m o k r#,y,txpp g b...ti. t e. s ot g ..l 4 .4:
been very light: •
I=
lIIMMIZ
GEM
Sad Public Officials
Always_after an_ election, .we hear of ,
;fraud po'rlruPtiort,' . anti_
from party or the other, and some
times from both, and- the-worst - - of
that these charges : are generally well'
Sounded. 'We hear Men who take no ac
tive part in.' politics ..:deilouncing both
parties as full - 6ficitteall'esi, and declar
ing.the.necesaity. for ,the organization of
an honest.party, whose candidates' , ehall
be unexceptional:lle Men - whOSe.characters
must bear'the:cleSeSt aiid Most scru
tiny. Six months elapsey and thezdoings •
of the elected candidates
, begin to reveal
themselyes.i ,frand.`;' in,:anOther
directioh PeCulation in .office; :in another
public wrongs-of. some • other ,chardeter;
and then again, , we haVe another thirst of
virtuous lac:hi - illation. - Again a 'reform
party is talked of; again the:politic:l,l,6on
ventions meet . ; and there is'arepetiritin of .
the previous "year's - scandalou's' Proeced-
ThenicOnies freSh protests and.de--
iimiciations from the reform citizens, and
the resolution of the- last year is again
made only to,hcbroken when the time of
!the primary, electiOiti:atrire,s.---Taus A ar
'after year the same farce is retenact
land the work of public pillage 4, - oei
'The ring politicians of both parties ride
the day, and good citizens, throwing _up
their hands in despair, ,ask what is to be
done ? The only thing to be done is for
honest men to A" , ote for the best memwliat
ever their phitY. This done,' at "subse
,quent conventions good men willbeehosen
;for the very sound reason that bad ones
cannot•be eleeted: •SO' long as party - lines
are as rigidly drawn 'as they. have
.been,
'and Republicans ,and -Democrats feel
pound to vote for the nominees. of-their
respective parties; so - ,long will. ;we have
more or ifiConapetent and; dishonest
'officials, for; until good merimen who
have too in*li%reSpect -far :theniSelyes to
enter into the - dirty boi.:4liolitics, and
tvade to_anorpination through. mire, and
lth of the itiost : rtlghtighte Chhitater—can
Lie brought fore and as candidateshy some
other systern - than - thatiaoW in vogue, just
so long will - we have our public offices im ;
4d.liy.m en who 'certainly have no I)9.*hiess,
there. We therefore, say'tolillgriliribleil'
that ifwehave 'not efliciept officials; the
f nut is their own ThcYallow party lines,
to' eontrol'thein on election ' day, and when
fil~is-is done no ` othdFiesultsthan such 'as .
I.re holy Midlia - i;d been liefor'e us,' can be
gxpected.—Philadelphia StaT
4 I ' .
War Suantiiiii•y; - • "
The adlieientS of, the ..tYcnch • tniperor
are very ac - we in - Eng,lana.. BonLer .and.,
-Baron Jerome David are living., in "lon,
-)d.oii,
";li to 4`(.41-01:.\S"41,1, the ex-Impress it ggenic,
r T:hip:Ai:that' • the i'rdssfan
..•he if • , • ,
....meat is .
b6stile, to . the .movement •
of,'NnpOleon repotitccl,, and sortie
Persons e'ydn'go to, assert that
BiSniaiek iiirnish6Cl.lpart - of the Rinds f6i.
the estatilishinent, of.La Silyatioq, the
prriat neyg . ilarer in.London, 7 • r:
;hate, - ,acivices fi:ona Paris airineninse
th.t;Geiiqral Tro - chu r is ;Ei,ir,:thrig,
I•U t eiiefal 1111;10. ;.,1 7 ) . 1iisiSiiinlclWt..haihe
-Prussians willAn d ppntyof defensive cbia
tiiiVtine4 t o :fp.ee.befoie catering. pris.
NM
'll"pere,,,.is-no atinoi,r, of .fam-ine for three_
•nlonflis Woolne. -The 'City:"4 well pro
v]i(l"*.l-tnd., :tl,ak troops aro improving:wen :
1
dif,141.„ ixl,lecty.l§; qtifet . and, orderly,.
`aet Oerp fs nil,iiois or disturbance. : • -,;„
I Of 'ti'lelirldges "on ~,ifae,,pilNyays ,and
'qn,g,4'ay . ,fc,,i*iye.t of..yari pave been
'in?.'"F (l .A9,4- It'° ' 4!P ,: PR, b 10 '7,4 AIP. AW„tkie,
thp.'l .3 ritsskiiis ; kivapce... . ' ~ ..- • ..... - . - • ~
, -s- n,e,pc4s,p4.piuc: el9ep9n. -gg4cpu tin- ,
'tl to . llq,leßeif9q,,:lyelrcnch9fainll , t
ilie'littl6'*hich occurred
ncar.,Chateau-.
G 'Hard, on. tlie„l : 4th .. _ ip &tan t s pas - , pro duo
' tii , 6, i.... 2
, 11 ,i1PbAaltileaplis. i ,Tile Prussians
. - V4r dpfeated and'Ao*elto,reireat. „,,..
crp9,3lo4.itlon i ialcan ? ?3 , 4Vie:.tren 9 h .743-
Wthat...sAto.fe,cl tfie,:qyacuatigp -of
1 4'it610eripi,tlie Pruislans; f 1."VilO al)art-,
(.I.9 . n?d,tliat• i . 013t#, - 191t so 144,ek precipAa
,tidn:iliaf taa4 . cattle, a. lat.e , agiount „ of ; ,
- , f011ige;;: . ,&:,, ;Fere -10 ft. Iphind, 411, of Nvliich
fell .i_nto,t,,llllands,,qfple . .trepeli.,l- ~ .
~1.7,447,1! \yAii* reviewed the 6th ..I"us r .
r'gian,arlAy.e . 9rps*V",dr ‘ saillcs,qn„oc:tobeg •
6tt, ini,d,,,liis,:lieadguarter_3vere '§ - tilbs97.
(1 .*?•. 1 1 :1 70t104 1 ?..e. ( . 1 '?•4 1 . 3'1 . 1 .t.P 1 Pc9. ;••-,,..-..- ,
-nub. miles
,nprtlynst : of
i4,llpen ; naide., a ~,great vitualling
••11
Prussianprpparationp for ~thp
„0f:P.41 . 1p .ar,o,nearry‘,cgip-.•
•1;:;.; •
I king 7. 1 4.14T ,, ,5a4ctqPR fr?li9 „(l f:martd!
imille i by ; tlle j pe;lnani 3,v . h0 were ~enelled
,frdal.'.l;al.l.pe for, indemnity for tyelp.pes
t,tl43:liave:sup4ikne4;,tlapr9by..,.., .
ttid,Orkiki4p. maritime towns also re
-•
asort.ngtht4,
,t,hegh•their vessels escap captAire, • the
inja).:y.o , _
; 111.terpsts . of ; the
kingdom ihi - ough their compulsory-fie . -
~jogr,ns in loreig,nhai;bors was,-great,
- • :News
The Albany I;_?iocesian Convention of,tha
,gfi r iseopal chuyeli_bas,given the Inshol4::wo;
.absolute power of to bo,usoLl either be
fore or AiteV'thci mlop . ticm of a tneasuro „in
convention: , ,
: 4 -Zazalne is reported to luiv - e•deelared that
frOhl , Nietv..;•be. wiit rimy no :it -
.tention: whatel:er...to - the piesciitiCrove.rn
ment.!:sf P.aria.v Übe ildheres-to this resolu
tion, however, it is more than rosSible that
the (3p,yernruent; - with the , aid-of:the
titers, Nvill-pay some attention toßazaine.-
..keAii.rDrl.ouns . lias &Lease of absentminded-.
,- 4 gvitipinful. at break-.
isst (Utile pen t in Isis eofibo and
`-continued Lis letter:' '..7.•;` , :itreit - 4 his nilit'alce,.
silii?l'rlirtheipir:, and
tiO tired:
,00litents of the inkstadainto the eoffeci cap
; r .
: ,,T:tUree: fonimoarpenters
upon , the roof ora.seheol hence t
3.‘,ltts,-; . , the other ,Zseresbinglitg
'ilia. building, and In tearing off the old coy,
triliga„,big, t hor t uelfo nest ,
ple:p 0r1e,411.%, / ,s,ilidgieg„btits and
'selets'fiew fox 'tiine.
"tiiirls no rOFN.ot for bird:
to tighi it out tin l' viaW .
:
,
TOr , spoelitl arts of- -c'onilr..;ll
advertised iii , itie -Ger nind rit4Ders. '-Ono
; psi.hhsa ligt , gt these prizes,=whleh extends
Allrbugh - several 1 , eoluynni, •
Reed birds are vest plentiful In the Po
legnac swamps.
Delirium tremens is said to be `epidemic'
in Memphis. •
~An Indiatta couple liantitj, l st,,naarl.ted after
'ten *real,
gi Norfolie; I Valtrie tpoifed
wedding ai:f, j , ',two wilts, I.teintse,Kiti .
fitee we - 64;1 'villaOsquitotblies ;
d ., do,o,bps , ,'Keeenttol l ainan
Hilte - watel"Whii - 46 dodginj a potato which
was thrown at him, and ho was drowned.
"A strong-minded
. woman" at Sioux
tnent,..
which she has dignified With the name of
,thcovoinftwa :Rig 1118 El otel: , : - . , 11
Wisconsin must have some tall people, if
tpe statement of the local paper may be be
..iletytt,tthift-thoSTiffe—gOliig telm,ll4 a colleg r e
tideommbtlare 500 pupils 'lLtece
stories _ a
the, advoLtise.
\Mel t 6 hie 'Stead vilfe- t.l s abl Republielul
I 'Cupid little broffn cop
tine at Cambridge, Pa., is the place tc; -
to have' the ••marri ago - knot :promptly' and
streh;ilS!'tie'd,".lnCittireloi'R4v.-
' 'll.l,Present censbs !will , show - , the
Unitdcl States tiasfiSteen - eiticisOfniOre then
oue-hundied thotiS'aud TOhnbiCants. • There
are but three cdatatrids
Es.st. I fldies, t ties . ; pfiat
• Britiiin, n itlj sixteen, 9itil, - ;Gnina,: with fir
•tcen...f -.;: ; -
EMBER
.;The other.,night - a jearous!. liti,band; at
Cideinuaii; failing in an attempt blow
with a re i,oly gr;:itiined
the Yi'f.lP.ou I F4PlirEld
his r slitill in a lealTu . i. in:tuner. Ile was a
;native:_of Germany, add bad, only been
Ptharr . led three weekS When lie was sent to
;prison fur usyti}ilt uutlbattery,,
The.iatest swindling getup is known as
:the "coal agent - dodge:"; The, 'bogus agent
'visits hotiseS'; delfver coal,
otti one ton up, itt - a grEal,reduclion beiow
t 'mark - et - I:ate. A sale is effected, and to
secure the contract, a Certain'deposit is do-'
In'auded,;for %which:he giVes a receipt on an
cotint;- Tho result is, that tbe'coal is never
delivered.
The sister tcho is nursing
„Marshal
-Mahon nays that he never tittered a com
plaint. during dm dre,ssing of his wound's.
No matter bow they cut and hacked in the
fright fel wound, which corapletely travers•
ed his thigh,'and in IX'bit:th a-boy ten years
old mig,ht.turn his s fist-around not a groan
waslieurd. Whatever is given him, what
ever is dono for him, his reply is' always,
`,'Very well, my good sister."
The Jklexaudrityptizette_sayslhat it is the
opinion pf many persons that the - late un
precedented freshet in rho JaneS;and . She
nandoah rivers wits not caused by a contin
ued raiii;:hut bly'soinething like the• burst
ing of a waterspout on t r about their head
waters, and their sources_are not a very
great ui§tances apart. the lloo,d,eame down
in; t44Vie'4and
,dieat ; ) vo. VesSifeVeed
ing each other rapidly.
The Crystal' Syrings ( herald i•e
polts„the
_follow-ing sttaugo: occurrence :.
"Mr. 6. D. Newman.-of this place was
• stahhed:some thirty years ago.ditithe:„ buck
, witharlitaire by a titan - i'vithwlhiin he had
a dalltilty. A.,feyc 'days ago : I.l7l.ilipjn - his
.field; ho felt sot:nettling; sticking put s ot"- L his
- back, called begi-o'tO eee wiiat, it was.
'The negro looked,.atid, told N..thatii.t.
:reached round
and pulled out a piece-of cl,iric hlado over
two inches long,ri hick Liiid `be - ent . liere since
; is'esvark iirot mawaraetreres . • letitber
A oroquet tliversi fy,the
7 try countS , N. y., lecit., i ,
Droire.4 of sip 7 i.ii:i•els are reported, tp, be
, switneloo, across t
Tlio Fro ieb;haci- cliptured
:German mer & elKtnt , ,Nessels - durtog.the war.
Apples
'earlfdi throb northern ljerlcihire,
'than in former seasons: - .' •
NEW ADVETTISWEENTS:
•,.11E COLII.IqqA..„DEZOSIT rBAIdK
. • N 0. 1 .01 LOCUST STRE ST,
p Doors below the First National Bank,
' CDT;D - STSIA - ; TA.
EDIVA.I:I3 ]C. DANlE.T.pll.:Dlr,wrlacrt
ISAAC E. 11/ESTER, , , SOLp.IION. S. DETNIULZIC
'HUGH M. 7.501AT.ti; • 12:211.LE1e.
to are indicidualls re:3p° iiitGlo for ay. the tia
- ' !.••' • ""ablatio; of 0:4 Bard:.
•Ttie BziittY
Oireia unsiliba.s4ikVaceneriil.K;CliatiOns'Ac‘f,,,,' •
,the putatc.
iftterest id.the. : tate, of ! 4 pot..eviit :per Anauca
• 7 - 1
• • WILL E^ ALLOA 'L•I~'
01,7
The long .experlenCe . of ,the member,of, this
Bank: enables them to understand - thr, • reiluirez
men ts of this comnintilty, and'to give every,at
tention and facility for the promft transaction
- of tall business committed to their care.
The. Busines3 for. the'-Bank will be Dl' BUY
AND SELL BONDS,- STOCKS, GOVERN
MJfNT AND GOLD, AND DIS
COUNT PRO3IISSCBY NOTES AND BILLS,
'aurdtransucra , General Banking Business.
5;1.2 Per, Cent, Interest Allowed
•
-rilar26 '7O-1y • r. Q,F r . GRA..S.-Brlit.rdashler
RgS.H• G IIO .PEALES
••• "' 'AT TUE PROVISIO.N.
~;4,;,1 I; t);.,3 -,,,.' , :;. x, N •j 3 ,1..;:.,.,-:.) '. i ..;. '4(1:-,:
sToßr l .9.ii• . „ •
IfULLEN -4 &'''B'R,OTIIER
ODD FELtolV§'
(S . )
FItESEL TOZUATOi.S: kLESEE PEACHES AND
•• other• Canned Fruits, Shaker Corn,4m. •
EXTRA REFINED SYRUP MOLASSES
Refined Suga3s, Fruit . till,lidnds.
RfOr.lavt6ind:Lahliyitt`Colted. --- "
NEW SUGAR CURED qx.ears 4 DRIED BEEF.
Also,Faney Groceries Family.Flour,•Notions,&c.
.We Intend to, keep tie best Goods only, 'and to
sell as cheap as'auy similar store.- ", • • -
H. MULLEN & BRO. -
i*,...ROantry—Procluce of. all kinds,. bought or-
Its t qudn esebanyp . for goods '
BOOKS','STATIONEBy;
7 NTEII7-1 7- N.i?Ar !! !"!
• _LI
'BOOT:. AND STATIONERY STORE,
No. Iltl2 Sr., POLITSCRiA, P.
;3,1'
The snligeriners nave just, opened and idler td
'the public a complete assortment of
I
SCHOOL, BLANK. rt.c."D 7.‘IISOELLANEGUS
HISOS'S,
.And•of everyquatir,y, including,t9Anne and
' , • 11.1*-rate'stoelfof " 1 - -
P.;:!:1,4 1 1.74:Etc''N. 0 .7.E' • ,A,Np ,- .T31141;
„i;:.1•11PER, • • ,
•
scHocir,,,iNivsuNDAm SdiEt.ool,-MOTiTOES,
invelopeS;
:.:Pencils, &c. ',Toy
Books, •
Pass' Etoolts, - ,Tuck
:Memorandumßooks, d:c.,
BlLlps,Testatnents and .
All N'veolcly and monthly papeis and niaia::
zines received as,soon published:. The custom
of the public is respectfully solicited:
ths p/aze—,No. 202 ,Locust Street„
one door ,hdlow the . COlZOnabja Stearn . Fl;e" En./
gine House:l.ol t
Kepi:l394f W . ( ..TOICS' L. 7tIOTIT &
lii' - STYLE •
, Tie 7 7, r,/ 2 Orr Oat DZ. 6 -
" 'DC oirTiarld •li'qfpiture
Store, •
t
TQ Terprettully 'call "the 'aptaFt
,tlonrof tho Pabllo:.: • ,
. , .JO - 13.1C,
:sept.l-tia-tAvj -.No. ,2U6 -Locust Coluzabia:,,
NITARY 'AS=
„ILLSOCIATION.
For tlaißC&iariebure of the 'Erring affil t7ri=
fortunate, on Principles of Christian
, Philanthropy.
. Essays on the Errors cu Youth,rualthe Follies
of Age, In relation:to Marilage and Social. Evils,
with sanitary aid for the afflicted. Sentlree, in
sealed envelopes..:Address , ROVVAED. - ASSO-
E,CATION.I3oxy, Philadelphia. rnay7'7ll-1y '
• :„i %. • •
DinzoTons
for 12 Months.
MEM
very elie:epi
BUCHER'S COLUMN.
C,O UCHE ,
TAtIN
...4,914 and Retail Dealer in
- 1 !:11: .4)
Zr ' C i AND DOMESTIC
Wines and Liquors
I=
gia;.'removed his Store to his Badding, adjoining
Haldeman's Store, Locust St. Columbia, Pa,
CT Ntherdhe Vtie,Yurriaixiii n a nd greatly
increased his facilities for doing
V:
Ausaiivi CELEBRATED ` l'
^h ' r'^
Li .~S uc..:~::.a` ~.
BITTERS
HERD
.a.~~i i~
PURE AND UNADULTERATED,
Thee:aßitters aie, 961eb5a ,... teAforAhegreil.tcures
theyffii4eierforined in eyery,caspi when tried.
Dr:;3lllibber offers five hundred dollars to'the pio
prietoy;pt Aaa'show a. greater
number of genuine cerLificate.sof mires effected
by it, near the iilaco'7herc'it is fnade;"tban,
MISLILER'S' SERB BITTERS
MISHLER HERB;SITTERS
Is to' sale to COluMbiaby
T. 'C.-ntrauga , t,
At his Store, LO . cU]st Street, Columbia
WINES AND -LIQUORS!
Embracing the following;
Catawba,
Port,
Lisbon,
Cherry,
Mederia,
lialaga,
Champagne, _
Currant and Niucat - WINES
COGNAC OF DIF RENT BRANDS
Alo, OLD RYE ,W,HLSEEY-'al4l2:.''.
BRANDIES 'of all kinds
Blackberry
Catawba
ate..
Cherry,, ; _
Rum..
Superior Old Rye,
:raye Old Rye,
.NX% ,Qict /WO, F. T.
XX Old Rye I X Old Rye,
Pure 'old' tye; hfenongahela,
Reathled Whisky,London l ßroivii Stout:
Scotch Ale, &0., c.
:20j0.1.!
IMII
ApENCY FOR
ANi)
He is also Zg4tfreirille:oel.4kreted
; ;111ISHLEWS HERB/ PITTERS:7
FOR SALE'
'POCKET FLASKS.
DEMIJOHNS,
and
,!:A.rzgy ARTICLES, iu g.zei4 varA9py,
:Ai''..T•c;)o,:i?!l2(oartiV.F4;
Mg
MEE
ME=
MISILLEIVIS
"PURE & UNADULTERATED
For Sale by
BEST STOUT PORTER!
From E. dr, G. - ..IIIBBERT LONDON'.
For, sale by I. •.• •
J. 'BUCHER,
•Loedst Stre'etptiboire'tifiiite
Rgarit for the
Vl:Ni;l6 l Ait)
• •J .•
qannc4 be purchased .at...iiiiiotber*.establisb-L
mentin town; and 'l3'warranted to ,keep *vita .
and vegetables perfect.
The: Best Bi=cis of litiportect,i
SfgOTCHi'ANTLON - DON ALE
~For Sale at•
ISM
BUCI3ER
TO ‘SMOTRRS AND CHEWERS
111:1€HER will still:keep on band the
Best Brands of '
OILING A . 6
sNro.h._ LNG TOBACCO,
§liT-F:F;)::EfAYAKtet
L
•- = : COMM9DT,..,§ : * GATt.S. , 4199, •
:SIZOFF 44iiii.A.HCCO BOXES, PIPES—a
, .
Opp yt.triet!es. Call at
Loctlet`,Soeei, iti3joinini'iliadeinsin'e Store..
Tit 'ISA@ grsatestestablishmant ot thekind this
r stdeof:Padyttielphia: , ' :'
dei;;C:Pibriee ; S " Landan-Porter, and
atiblersi..tAtters.: - •
t;cc)DD: Nl' CS',
A • KNIGHTS Qr. PYTitrAS," 4tia kindskip
.loolaty:, Regattas and Paraphernalia,
, 4 , 1a - rdifabtared Worder, at'
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-, - • . 0 . E. J . : ER/SgA.N'S
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psinedlato attention, as,
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TIVAIttId'THROAT DISEASES; they have a'sooth
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to clear and strengthen thcf voice.: • - . , :
Owing ",t0113.3!!. good repntatiOn and ,popularlty.y
oL the"Trocltes,,many: worthless and cheap
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~are affeial,'whara good for riothpig t sats to 0n7,.. ,
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R. HAYES' GP OCERY AND, PROVISION' S
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Begs .Icav, p to inform this old fri6n4, , p.n4 T A # 9 ffik.:,tkaciii6 ;:has
just recatire'cl . ,gndtli'er::large and k)lenclid . 'agoi#l:l6ied..,:i.;;:,_,
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The undersigned would call the attention of the public to his large and well-selected
stock of FRESH GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS just received from the.Citv f
which he will sell aIIEAPER T.774N EVER?...FOR CASH! His stock comprises
SUGARS,
Claret,
- Also, Brooms, Brushes, Buckets, Bed Cords, and everytilint; in fite,9rocery line. Be
directs special attention to his new and superior stock . of • - '
Rhine,
Blackberry,
Elderberry
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Which he is selling at prices Laivnit than ever betel 0 oil 0 red in Colunil;ia: 'Call 'and
examine,ipr ypurselves. onliand FLOUR AND FEED.
...p2l^ ACEN'r FOR
Jamaica Spirits
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, Ginger,
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The 4iEST Plotif , in - "tb - ei'Mtifli r' ' - lEvery.pargcA;liVaiTanted.,,7Sofd - Cheap for
Cash. Having purchased toy goods cheap for Cash, tam prepared to offer thonLcheaper
than•any other , dealers.• Hoods sold for CASH ONLY.— -
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Mt STOCK IS NO -FULL AND COMPLETE"'., 14 t "" 0
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OF THE MOST‘'DESIRABLE BARGAINS /4
Which have Only to be Seen 'to be, Appreciated.
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BENJAAIISI Superintendent - of Agencies:"
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This. Compan.t organized by leading repireseritiiiive . th of Industrial interests of the' State. 'vadely
known as successful and responsible business pen, desiring' to place Life Insurance within reach
of all has adopted a sysem of : . • . ;
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to be felt. Special attention is 'called to this Company's - -
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much - needed feature in Life l'usiirance;entirely new In this country, : designed to protect In
case of death, the Interests or.
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, SPAREHOLDERS.' IN , BUILDING:"ASSOCIATIONS' •
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and all otbers who have borrowed mcineror'purchasedproperrpayableir,'ltistaliMMtststead.- .
ing over a series orYes any balance of indebtedness; remaining unpaid in 'case of '
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death. This Company 1 nes all the ordinary forms of Life and Endowment .Policies at low rates
of Premium, on theprql.icipating Plan, with butietv restrictions as to occupation., and none eel° i
Travelbr 'reesldence.'" .Active and responsible men 'wanted as Agents.
Fall inforznatlon.as toPlaps end Fdetbrm, td ocoltalued in Pamphlets ti Mph will. be forwarded ,
by mail Oil . aPPlleuti9 lll 9Pf.l lol3 l o face," ;, .:• • •
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abR: : 4TITC& CHEER fiSTA'e „CALtrifri3d, 1 P4:..) T- r f
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COFFEES, 1 ' /- TEAS
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SPICES,
HAMS,
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