.fr. JtitOH' l.rllrr,
Ci.nrtu.hil ffem tint pc-Jt )
urori lo proovrvfi the I'niun. Having ,
dune no HiK-cpiMifully, in I'onprrw jhk-
fililo in rciH'rtiiiK to an iiiioonslitu- i
lioiuil mode ot roconstruct ion r ill ,
you any, that, bunfi a ca.o not jrovi- j
ded Ibr by the Cont-littilion no nioilo !
nf roeoiistruelioii pmserihed in that 1
InMruinent ('on-rro? is the solo '
jiideof what tho exigency requires ? fl'rng an. I proier on-anUm com
Surely a position no illogical will not ' hirmd, are KtillUieiit to eouiileriitt tho
be ansnmed. If Conpreos could find
no modo of reconstruction in tho Coii
atitution, it proves, what is truo,
that no reconstruction was necessa
ry ; that tho moment theo State
laid down their arms and renewed
their allegiance to the Constitution,
ipto facto, they were entitled to a re
newal of their practical relations to
the Union. If Conrca bad recog
nized this irresistible logical conclus
ion, there would hare been uo further
difficulty about restoration. Where i lucidly demonstrates, tho tendency of
Congress find no authority expressed popular government to oppression
or necessarily implied in the Conoti-i nd abuse of power. In its organiza
tion, it has ro power to move a , tion, tho tin mors of our liovoriiinent
finger. It is the creature and not j rcliud mainly upon sullrugo as tho
the master of the States. Tho I means of counteracting this tendency.
Constitution is its letter of attorney, I hut experionco has shown that all
outside of which it cannot act. ! checks have been absorbed or ignored
Hence, though it should be true that j in tho unrestricted triumph of the
by their a' tempt at accession, and numerical majority. Its will is sub
failure, these Stales placed themselves ! elilutcd for the Constitution, and both
outside of the Constitution (which is the Kxecutive and Judiciary depart -a
very absurd proposition,) Congress mcnl are at its mercy. It rules su
is not ouUide of the Constitution. ' premo over the Union; it controls
They ire bound by it, and they cun absolutely a majority of tho Northern
not legislate upon any subject, for i States, and seems delertniued, through
any purpose, in any way, not sane-j the instrumentality of tho plan of
tinned by it. They are sworn to sup- reconstruction, to enthrone itself pcr
port and obey it ; and it they were j manently over the Southern Slates,
to attempt the folly of legislating for Now "hat mode of redress is left to
the iuhabitauts of the iloon, they j tho minority if they deem themselves
would be bound to conform to that i oppressed ? Cun they resort to uulli
insirument of fundamental and para- j fieation f That is absurd, under our
mount law. If ire may not claim its ,
benefits, thru caunot, without moral
. . I
guilt, knowingly violate its provis
ions. It is a law to them as stern
and exacting as the decalogue.
Although! believe it would be better
for the negroes themselves and for the
l.epubhc that they go forever Unrep
resented, rf.ther than turn over the
touthorn States to their dominion, I to him by the Constitution. TheJu
urider the Congressional scheme, yet j diciary tan bring no relief, for the
l.ara not insensible to the force of the Supreme Court refuses to take cogni
propositioD, that four millions of free I zanco of political questions. It is
people ought, if possibly compatible j clear, therefore, that tho will of the
with pood government and the safety majority is substituted for the Consti-
of the w hile people, to have a voice in !
the legislation of the country. Nor j
do I believe there is an intelligent
white man in these States w ho would
not readily award to them represent
ation upon Buch a plan What we
wish is good government ; we do not
wisn i in 10 oe sens iecause iney are i '"i" uccuiiiosiiion, unless ine normal
Hack. At the same time,, we are un-, tendencies of existing causes can bo
alterably opposed to surrendering to j eountcra'-led. Tho doctrine of Mr.
them the political power of She Poutb-1 Calhoun, if it should bo considered
.crn States without tome sufficient ' toodiffieult of application, might provo
chock; inside ot their organization, snggotive of a wiso solution ot our
upon their folly, or their ignorance, or 1 difficulties, if statesmen and patriots
their vengeance. Il is cruel, in the would lilt themselves up to the occa
Is'orth, to insist njmn a contrary poli- siotu Two points must be attained in
cy, such as that embodied in the Con-! order to save Constitutional liberty,
gressional J.Ian of reconstruction. I Firt.t, the governments of tho ten
They ought to unite with u, since I procribud States indeed, of all the
they are determined upon their en-1 'ate slavcholding States should be so
franchisenn nt.in devisingBOtneschei.ie ' organized as to secure the political
that w ill be, at least, sio lor the pro-1 power to tho intelligent portion ot
toclioti of all. This is the grand dis- j their people. This is predicated upon
eideratum ; for if the political organ-1 the idea that negro sull'.age is a lixed
um furnish the majority with no,
meaiin 01 peaceauic reurrss. wuuin u- ,
self, against the oppression of the ma-1
jority, they will ultimately resist it by i
force. This will inaugurate conflicts
between the races and produce the
most horrid scenes of bloodshed. Can !
it be done? 1 should have strong 1
Lope of success if the dominant power !
would pause and erai'tle with the '
euijeci as stuusmen uetenninea toi
preserve Constitutional-liberty. It i
can be done in but one way, so far as usurpations of the majority within
I can see, and that is the plan ad-; the organism. In this way only can
vanced by JJr. Calhoun, in hisadmira-! constitutional government be restored
tile '-liisquision on Goverrment" I and its confederate feature preserved
After showing that the mere right of j It is practicable if tho temper of the
sufliage, w ilhout some other provis- public mind were favorable. Is not
ion to counteract the tendency of Gov-1 the effort worthy of being mado?
ernmcnt to oppression ar.d ahusoofj Why should not the dominant power
power, by the numerical majority, j of the North panso, ere it le too late,
will not suffice, Le says: j and take hold nf the subject in the
"That this proviMon i. e., the pro- spirit of patriotism, and with the ele
vision necessary to counteract such a ' vated purposeol stateMnanchip? They
tendency must be ol a character c; I- ! ' ill find earnest and sincere co-lai.-r-culated
lo prevent any one interest, or ers in the South men w ho disire
Combination of interests, from using! nothing but gnil ?"r-rnncrif. and who.
the ioh ers of government to agi:r.-in- j to secure it, are willing to sacrifice all
dizo itsdf at the exi-enso of others. ; personal ambition. The tci,Ie of the
Ilert lies the evil ; and just in propor- j
tion as it shall jirevent or fail lo pre
Teni ii, in inc same uegree will
or fail lo effect the end intend
accomplished. There is but one cer- is, I fear, now too late for these or
tain mode in which this result can be any other snggestiotis, even if they
secured : and that ii, by the adoption : came from a source moro worthy of
of some restriction or limitation whiih ; consideration than I am, to arrest the
fchall so tffevtuslly prevent any one ' attention of the North. Vc aro ruh
int rest, or cotiib nation of interests, j ;ng m ilh a tcrril lo momentum to
lrom obtaining the exclusive control I consummation. In a few moro weeks,
of the (jovei iiiiu-iit as to render hojc-) or months, tlie Congressional scheme,
less all attempts directed to that end. j fatal, bnrsh, and oppressive as it is,
There is, again, but oue mode in which j wiJ have boeu executed in tho ten
this can be cCecled; and thai is, by ! proscribed States. We know how
taking the sense of each interest or j hard it will lie to correct tho errors
portiou of the community which may! that will have been irvstalized into
Le unequally and injuriously affected j Constitutional forms, llow easy the
ly the action of the Government, sep- innovation ! How difficult is relirra ?
arately, through its own majority, or Hut I exiect i.o change in out down-
in rviuc uiuit way cy wnicu me voice j
may w lan ly expressed ; and to re-
quire llie consent ol each interest, '
either lo put or keep the tiovernment
in action. This, too, can be aeroin-
plished only in one way, and that is.
i aucu an urgaiuam 01 tue oovera-:
meiit and, if necessary for tho pur-
p-'e, ol the community also as ill,
by di'bbng and distributing the bon-1 For this, the t'niou was nerer form
oie of govtrt.ment, give lo each divis- ed ; the late war was not fought by
inn or interest, through its appropriate the Federal armies; such was not our
organ, either a concurrent voice in ! understuiiding hen the Confederate
making and executing the laws, or a flag was furled in sadness ana is now
Veto in their execution. It is only by ; 47V Cfmqiere4 banner."
such an organism that the assent oi What I have written is dictated Lv
each can be made necessary to put the ; t.o spirit of discord, no hostility to
Oovernment in motion, or the jkiwit ' r ( instruction on i-.rre-t principle,
tnadesffeetualtoarreit its action when nor desiro to in ilato the inflamed
pnt in motion; and it is cn.'y by the feeling, of tho people. North and
one or the otU r that the different in- S .nth. 1 earnestly desire tramjuility,
tcrests, order. elaes, or jx.rtions the return of prosperity, the harmony
Into which the community msy b ;.r the Stau-s. the inVeKritv of the
dividetl, tan Ik; protecle J, and all con- I'nion re-tort d, and the highest bap
iict and trus:ci between them pre- piiua ofall the people, of all the see
vented. rendering U imp..-i:.o U lions of this vat country. Chide me
put or keep it in ad. u without the wuh liislovalty if j ou w!i! ; braid me
concurrent ooimcnt of ail. as a traitor, "if you please. I hurl
"Such an organism as tLis. com- back no ipith.ts of retaliation; my
bincd with therithlol suflrate, con- devotion to th ft.nstituiion ia mv
ttitotea, in fact, Ibe elcnifiiU of Loo-
ptitntionul (iovprnmt-nt Tlie on. b
rendonn, thoae wLo make anj exo.
cote tLe lawt rcf-ponnbie to llic t n
wkom thjpjerate.j.revmtthe ruler '
from oppressing lt ruled ; and the-
oilier, by ni.ikit.,; il Ii.tj. .-. f.irai v
OIH ilitftvM, or 4..:.il...i;((-.-i of iM.v- ;
or Oit. it l.-r, n- .ti-(i i ( ,
llie community, to i.l.U.n o.stlu-iv . i
control, previ-ntn any one limn i.
ymwinjj mo on. or. n i clear Unit
oi.imnsioii nmi nlnisfl of power miit-l
come, if nt all, from tho ono or the
oilier (jiurUr. l'r.iiu no other can
they eonio. It follow that tho two,
tendency ofd'oveiniiietit to oire.-.ioii
and nhuxe ol' iiowcr; and toreatrirt il
to tho I'tilljllinont of tho great ends for
which it is ordainud."
'J liia is a uaku 1 alatcmeut of Mr.
Calhoun'a deetrino ol tho "concurrent
majority." It may Li- di:fi. nil id' ap
plication, hot it id nevertheless suiiud
in philoHophjv
Tho present condition of the coi.n
try in a practical uud moHt forcihlo
ill lint ration of what Mr. Calhoun "
system. Can they resort to secession ?
'I .... , 1
That has been tried and it has tailed
The right has been successfully denied
by the arbitrament of arms. Tho
Kxecutive arm is paralyzed. He can
do nothing to protect a helpless mi
nority It is i.ow settled, so far as a
precedent can do so, that Congress
tan strip Lira of the functions contided
slitution ; that the minority have lelt
to them no peaceable way of resii-ting
opjirewion and abuse of power; and
.tial Constitutional Oovcrnment is
practically at an enJ. Its form re
' mains, but tho spirit Las fled, and
like a lifeless corpse it must soon go
fact. i he representative principle !
n"ui'i ur pu iikxi.iicu una inierwoven i
"'to the Constitntion to be formed as
to allow negro suffrage, on the one
hand, and on the other lo protect not
only the whites, but all classes and
interest against their ignorance, or
vengeance, orcupidily. Secondly,tho
Federal Constitution should.be ti
amended as to affird to the minoritv
peaceatiie mode ol resitiniiorar-
resting effectuallr the tvrannv and1
South are ripe for such amendment
nil X "m ru'lnr Z
ndedtobeUlas.es. It will soon be too!te-it
warn course; lor llie mority, clot hod
witn power ami res-ilvcd to keep it,'
are not Iikeiv to adopt any line of
action calculated to curtail or restrain
it. We must goon to the end and
'slide, what I regard as inevitable,
Vie neproizing ol ttie .southern States.
and the final overthrow of Constitu
tional IiWrtv.
(t tci.c-, arnl tl.e roiioiooaf,. of i.a-1
triutic i'uno!', mr coiiaularon ;
Wvyuiv.y. '
1 our dU-Jiunt en-rrant.
JIiasrnEL V. Jiin.j.
Aas'a, (ja., ijl. ti,
Vifff'iio'n i V.iiiiiifiJ ifarfls.
FRANK BARftLTT,
ahhkni-y at law,
t 'mrluld. I'a.
lft-oa elrivl. nu Walter lUHvH,
o.-i1h at, in:.
"V
ISRAEL TEST,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
tlcwticlrl, I'a.
f0trt la ih. Court lloao.. t.lylt,-f7
" JOHN H. FULFORLD
ATIOHXKY AT LAW,
Clrarllrtd, P.
0o. with J. B. Mi-Kaelly, K. , over Tint Na
tional liar...
I de-iProu.nt aiu-nttun given to Uia aeeurlnK
I of Lvurtr, Uinta. Ae , auil lo all legal niieiuai-a.
i i'ar.i, jh, tsii;.ji.
WALTER BARRETT,
ATTOKNEY AT LAW.
Office en Second sl, Clearfield, Pa. novJl.CS
Win. A. Wall,, Win. I). HijrliT.
J. lilake Wallere. Frank Fit-Ming.
WALLACE, BIGLER & FIELDING,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
tlearUtld, Pa.
Leral buiDw of alt aintle prompt)? and
arruretely alienated tu. wavlA-v
THOS
J. McCULLOUGH,
ATTOKSKY AT LAW.
OSLm aljuininfr th i"uk, foriaartj oerupiitd bj
J. ii. iltta.l.y. batoad u Cinrnuld.
F-'iH altand proaiptlj lo aoUationi. aala
of laodi. ac. (,lcl7 M
JOHN L. cTlTTLET""
ATTOKNEY AT LAW
A ud Real lUtate Agent, Clettrficld, Pa.
Otktm b Market tret, of'ptit tb jait.
fRMjrt fully oHVr hi frTir? in pfllinjr
and buy in )f Unda in Clearfieli And aij(tiQtoj(
enantifi ; and with mm experience of nver twenty
yeara u rorreyor, flaiun himtelf that he ran
render Mtiefattua. f b2S.tlJ tf
WM. M. McCULLOUGH,
ATTUK.NEY AT LAW,
Clearfield, Pa.
Offlet en Market vtrrvt ono door f ot of (tie Clnr-
ld CiMintT liTik. irl.'M
John II. Orria. C. T. Alnm.ler.
ORVIS L ALEXANDER,
ATTUI N EYjJ A T LA II',
Brlleronte. Pa. (r13,'5-T
F. B, REED, M. D.f
PHYSICIAN AND SUR-JKoN.
r-UniBf reove4 U the iae rc-id.oee of
(ieo. J Ktler, dereaeed, naar tilinntrirt,
Pa., effere hie anlreijttal eeririctf to the (tefpte
of the iiirrounding euuntry. jjr 1 1, '67
D R7J7P7 B U R CH F I E L d7
Late Surgeon of the 63d keg aient, S'ennevlrtoia
Vnlunirera, baviot returned from the Army,
cflere bit profeetione.. aervicee to the ciliitoi
of (Mearfivld eeaniy.
tfPrufeeitonal calla pronftly at ten ied to
Oifipo on Second etreet, firaerly oernpied hy
IJl': at'r4,8 il
DR. A. M. HILLS,
Olfioo fMirnor of Fmnt ami Mnrkrt
!., .pIU Um "Owtrld Uoan?," ( h-rt)r!d.
Peon I
aor'. sr-T.
J. BLAKE WALTERS,
SCKIVE.NfcK AN I) CVXVEYANLEU.
A(at for lk Pairkw and rVtla of Laada.
Irarttcld. Pa.
Prompt aUontion girra to alt tolnt
fmoaoftrd wita lb eoant offiroa. Offio witb
Hon. Wai. A. W.llae. j.n 1,'IOi-tl
LEVI 77lRwTNj
JUSTICE OF THE TEACE
For lwrenro townibip,
t'trarflrld P.O. ClearilHd Cm., Pa
oeohocUont aad rcmltuaeoo aromptlj
Jd. j:','7.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Tb an'Icrtiirnr'.i bavtoz prnmnril a hp-ne, will
atltnd to mlhnr rir in anr part of th rexuntr.
Chargf-i nrMlrritt-. Ait'lTe,
rpM im. K. I.. HollINS, I l.rfitl.1, P..
" MAJ. JOHN "pT6ss7
L I C E X S F. t) A U C r I O X E E U ,
(Mend P. fK, t Ifarfltld (X, Pa.
atirud pr.,aiptlT lo ealllne Tn
da.L Sail.. Itf lt..l I'.i.l. J. . . r. h . h . I.
"'e"T. Tfrmi )drTai
" p-, W, isi'T ly pd.
REIZENSTEIN BROS.,
Weoafac-wrer of and Wholesale Dealer in
MEN AND HOYS' CLOTHING,
421 Mar art ak 419 Merchant Street,
aurt :? PlllHHKI.PtUA. P.
FRANCIS COUTRIET,
MEIiCU AXT,
Frrnrhtille, tlcarfltld Coauty, Pa
Krnr iwtnftanTlr oa hand a fall aaoorfrarnt of
Jtf? ImmIr. Uaijvarr. linwrn-n. ftoil evorvtiime
uu!lr k'-f-l Im a tvlail ft.MT, alnrb will oe iit.
Ir ra.n. an clip ar rl-vbrr ia lac ovuol.
Frrn'-h ill, Juno 27, 1 M.7-ljr .
"STRETCH, BENNETT & Co
(Surrreeor tb 1'ettif X. W riht A
mruttTrnft or a BAi.nna it
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
& Win"
i"swl niMr
AT 0.
MOSHANNON LAND 4 LUMBER CO.,
OSl Kol.A STKA H M1LI,
" ii rrTi rr
I.t'MDEU, LATH, AND TICKETS.
II. H. SIIH.I.IMlt'oltll. 1'rr-i.l.nt.
OSi r ttI Place, iri (i. 4th ri., Itnl a.
JOHN I.AWSIIR, Fi,..Tiiitpivl.nt.
Jr'T J nla Mill.. Clrartirld iv.niOT, Pa
1807 faj.l. 18G7
JAiUS, KENT, S1NTEE & Co.,
Importers and Jobbers of Dry Goods,
fiot. J:;j, 2:;;. 2 ;v d 241 X. Third bi,
I'lllLAt'F.l.ritlA.
Wt ar mow prrtian with onr i.al ntwiiTt
and tr'l-iwil' -I m a tn tit rr lira indwvmals
t cash hi v his.
aprll-tf
REUBEN HACKMAN,
House and Sign Painte and Paper
Hanger,
rirarArld. Prnn'a.
k,Will riru1r ia hi lint proraiittT anil
in a workmanlike manopr. .r4.s;
SHORTLIDGElTco.,
rnriHor of (he lHUfnnte Lima Kilni,
Rrllrrnntc. Pa,
"(Kft r roal hnrtit Lime fnrt.I. . ).? raiimRd
arxt eiitiiitilT on hen 4 a n1 fur eeVe at tiV kilna.
J A SC. BARRE T T,
JUSTICE OF 1 II K PEACE
Aad Mcoarod CaoToranorr.
I.athfrvhar;. t Irsrflrld re., pa.
r-Cottlioai and rr-rotltanfro nniaiplly
ad. anil all ktadl of legal iortnimentt elerwted
ob k.irl notieo. rj. U
c . k ratzer" aTs o n , '
M f. i: C il a n t s ,
rtMtna i.
Dry Goods, Clothing;, Hardware,
Canary, lofea.wa r. Oroeenea, rorinioal aod
8tiittlea,
t'lrarflrd. Ptnn'a.
Tf Al lha .Id ttaad Front art. al-ora
AidaT. fowtJ.TH if
Ctl)ll:B' ri1'jtim a nen
O ki a-nh Heaiaea of Cnrcr..i
I'VVtT
rodent aMt
r..e. ar d
yea re'
year, eeld-ee ff . hiiwnir.
nOl'NTIEA aad fKNSIiiNK .nllertrd
h aaa, fr tliea. .milled to thf.
WALThK lUEnCTT.
, Art at Law, CleartoldPa.
rill C.flotfs, rerrrlfi, if.
ivLi;(U)()i)sr!
rii ki vena 4 i'iui.aiau uia.
Aa Cheap aa the t'lieasMt attd liw& aa
tha Heal.
r. kimtzek & m,
Uava juil roceirad, and art apaoiag, at Ihoir
Old fund on Frowl Stteot, abora lha
AoadraiT, a larga and vail aa
loct4 artortraaal of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
wblfh thor art iellio( at irj lo ralaa.
Hrad tte Miowing catalogue and prnjti therety
X, I KiaoiJ paina haa bata take, la th
jteo(ion of Lailipa Orerni llooda, whit
jj ;wwia, nioortnaeriro villlinery uooai,
rrinu, norrlilcn, inutile,, Uloror, 4c
FOUGEXTLEMKX.
AlwaTion baad lllark Clnthi Fani-T
aod lllark Catrimarea, hattneta, ota..
Kaady M4 Clthin( ol all kinda.
BOOTS aSd SHOES.
NKCKTIES,
and a variety of oilier arliolea, whieh
the will ruUat aaiaajl advanoa oa ooit.
JoIottBhil QiewtJ.e.
Fartiouiar allantmo la iovitad to their
ftock of CarneU, Couaaa, aoainiu. In
frrain, fo0rnoa Knicioh lofprain and
llniuieja, M'x.r and Tal.lo Oil Clolhi
Window ahadei and Wall paiiera, ato.
FLOUR, BACON. Fish Suit,
rianu-r, Apiilea, Peachea anil
i'ruuea kenl coiiataully on baud.
ALSO, in Store a lot of large and
small Clorer aeed.
rr.
c
We intend to make it an abjeot for Farmers and
llechanlca to bay fruej ae; became we will
aell wur einode ae low aa ibey oan bo
boufbt in tho aounty and pay tho
very highret price fur all kind of enuntry pro
dure. Wo wi'l atio cachanra jtiMidi fur
aV loot. Kuad and Coi arr eiders (
bbinglee, boards, and all kiatia ,
of Manafaeturod Lumber.
ClrartirlJ, July 2,
ANOTHER BIG "FLOP!"
SOME two months ago It was formally aa
nuaaced that
Pennville was "Eight Side Up I"
Recent events bao proved tho annoaooesneat
premaiure. An- tfcer U p has occurred ; and
ekief among the lotpmred. itr rrs'iog and in
portant" pbsvos pTeetnd, U tbe one portraying
the new, largo end eotiitnodious Store Hoaeo 01
JOHNSON & BAILEY,
M'fao have jmt retamed from the Eat with a
large and earetally aelertod stdjck of Seasonable
Uuude, of greater variety, and of better quality,
tbea bavo heretofore been ofored la Ibis section
of lbs ooantjr.
Call at tha aew fitora Rnams, and yoa will find
Dry Goods and Groceries,
H ut and Cape. Boola and Fhnea, ilard, Qweaa'a,
Hollow, Hood and btona Ware; hrup. Oil.,
I'.mU and V.mi'h; II Im., Polio. HKAIlV-
MAUI ( l,in lil.Mll. Clock!, rnnfeeiinnerr,
theeae, FL.OIH, HSU, and J'KoVi.-IONti
ganeralij.
OU II STOCK OF IIAKDtt'AKE
Will Krer in pectinn, as It ie full and of tbe beet
unrqaalled ia quality and luw prices.
To the Ladies,
Wa wnald t thai wa inland lo aiaka lha Kolioa
and lir.,1 lieartment wnrlfa; ibair iatmna)re.
Irlielre rot on hand. .Ill ha tpeoiallj ordered,
lo auit oar caetomera.
The Striking Feature in the ' Flop,"
And tha ana we wnuU keep before lha pahiie. If
tha VCKT lo PRt : nt which we are eelling
ttr The n.ilic are InTiled lo gira ui a call.
Briny yoar Prodoo. Hoarda, Sbmnle., (Jraia,
Pork, Butter, i ff, Uriad Applre, Kii, do.
-Our motto "Cheaprat A lic-t."
WM. P. JOIINSOS.
J. il. BAILEY.
PennTilla, A of. :, Her.
C. KRATZER & SON,
IEAl.r.Ug I
Dry Goods,
Dress Coods,
XILLINERY (iOODS,
c.vnrETs, oil cloths,
AYINDOW SHAPES, CUIiTAINS,
WALL TAriHW,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Quocnsware,
Hardware, Groceries.
I'mnl elrrt, abor? the Araitrmj.
J. P. KRATZER
HAS removed tn bis new wareroom on Mar
ket street, Clearfield. Pa, wbert be has
opened a very large suwk of
.DRY GOODS,
Merfooet, QUgnama, Cluiha, Pelaloai, Prlats
( a'fiineres, A ipaeas. bilks. Funnels. Reps,
Ceahmerrt, Tweeds, Co berg n, Mchatr. Jeans,
Lanella. Mudlin. Flannels. Horneta. Hib.
b&ss. Clooba, fUli.. fkrna, Hoop
JSsirts, hhnwls. Ires Trimmings,
Head titM. Cars. Coreta. Ulovoa,
Cull are, 1 certs, (irnadme Veils,
Tabio Cover.
CLOTHING,
Coats. PaoU. Vests. Over-Coats, Oent's Fbawls
fcbtrte, IUt, Caps, Vntter-Hiiru and
lrawera, B'tote. 8hoes. Uuta
bbnes, Crat at. Gloves
and Cnllnrt.
UARnwAnR. wt'KKsswAnr, gro-
CEUIES dV MIMICAL UOUHS.
GKOCEUIES,
Ten, Cuffee, Fagar, atolaceea.Ba.lt, Ceadlea, Rtva,
floor, naoon, Fi.o, lonafrn, riaieina,
Cnrrani. 8 K I r a a, Craekera,
Vinegar, Oil.. Var
aiM.hAi
TIX-WAIJK, GLASS WAKE. WOoDES
U'AKK, and STATIONKUY.
iiorsKiioi.i) noons,
Carprl., Oil-clothe, IrUt(el, Leoking Ulaeaea
Clorka, Thome. Wa.hooerd.. Tub., Deck,
at.. Fiat Iron. Fana, mdow lUiade,
Wall par. Coal Oil l.an.pi. t'ai.
hr"IUa, Iledrord.. Knita. and
fork.. Fpnnn.. Troika, and
Store Hlnnkine:.
ftr-klt of whirh will he aold lha noetraa
aoneble termi, and the hiahMt aaarket nriaa waid
or Urala. v.l, and all kindf of rniauj produoa.
Clearlield, lleoomoor 1.1, late.
(1KT THE lltuNSlULS-Tli. larai.t ov
T I' k Mm, in II v market, ua ail lue a.iiao-laf-e
thai rau he piu oa a .loie, ir Wuud or oxal,
warraiiltd iO it. 0watii, fur .ale v (
. v 1- P. hRAI7.it!, AgaaU
pill e'miU, fircrrrlfs, Ctr.
CLEARFIELD STORE,
Near rkiliptburg, Penn'a
William W. I!. In
lieurjfe L. Itii-d -
J"hn F. W.ai'r.
William I'owrll,
W. W. I1ETTIS A Co.,
(flaweaaaora fr U onaoa A Hoopi)
HAVE Ju.l raoalTod a lr aad wall aelaaud
lock vl all hlada of Uoada, auch aa
I) BY GO0U3, CLOTHING, .
Booli and Fknet, llaU and Caaa. Holloai, Hard
ware, Ula. Naila, Ollt, PaiaU, Uuaaniwara,
Uroreriei, Flour, llaooa, lead, do, which wa
aia offering at greatly
KKDUCEI) PRICES FOR CASH,
Or la aschanga for Ll'MBRR and 6UI.NULE5
Wa Inland to aiaka it to lha adrastaga of the
TIMBKR MEM
lo the lower nd of Ciearflald count 7 and 00
tl?artleld Creek lo gvt tbatr tuppliei from .nil
potat; beiuf on lae liM of tn Hailruad,
I can at 11 jrwli on better larni teaa at mmy patm
to Ciearbelii eonnty, and wo aro aalliox our ivok
at eueh prtoM aa la atake ti aa oktjeet la taoea
buying 10 bay frvai ae,
ADVANCES OF OCNJDS, FEED, AC,
Mad on aroant of Pgt1 AIlE TIMBER, which
wa wilt either loll oa oomniieiiua, or bay at
fixed rates.
"Cell and eea tf oar ir'Kide and prleee don 'I
eait tbe ttmaa. W. W HKTTlj fc CO.
Near Pbihpeburg, Nor. lKAfl.
JLOUK of diflcrent brands can be
bad at all tioiaa, at vary low prieoi, at tha
CLEARFIELD STORE,
aori.tr Kear Pbilipjharg, Pa.
JJHY GOO!S, MOTIONS, Ac, in
great rariaty, at tha lowaatprio.a foraaah.at tha
CLKARFIELD ET0KB,
no5 tf Kear Pbllipiborg, Pa
gALT, by the eack or load, cheaper
Ibaa aaa a. ad anywhara alaa, at tha
CLEARFIELD STORE,
aerl.tf Kear Pbilipihnrg, Pa
QALL 4 EXAMINE THE STOCK
( Oooda aow tailing at lha
CLEARFIELD ETOBE,
aa.a bT Near Phllipihaig, Pa
JIGHEST I'llICE paid in Goods
r Caib for Loaber and Sbinglri, at tha
CLEAREIELD STORE,
ao.J if Near I'hllipibarg, Pa.
'JJHE CHEAPEST GOODS, of all
kindi, ara la ba bad at tha ClearBeld Store.
W. W. BETTS A CO.
Near Philiptharg, Pa, Kar. , IMa If
JICIIAIiD JIOSSOP IS NOW
Selling, at half their arm! nrlca,
0KRS3 GOODS,
CL0AK3 AND SIIAVL3,
BUOWX 81IEET1X03,
FLANNELS AND BLANKETS,
WOOLEN GOODS,
IlOSIhUY,
MEN'S CL0T1IIX0.
GEXTLtMEN'S FCMXISHIXG Goo.1,
I.A PIES' B(X)TS AND SHOES,
GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOYS' do do
noor SKIRTS,
BALMOIiALS,
LADIES' COLLARS AND CUFFS,
RAISINS AXD CURRANTS,
BROOMS AXD TUBS,
CANNED FRUITS,
BEEF AND PORK,
FLOUR AXD FEED,
4e. Ac.
lo.
Down 1 Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OF 01 RK TUE CHEAPEST!
A Proclamation against High Prices 1
"yirK are now o renins; op a lot nf Hie best ant
Tf must eraennehle 1imm1i and Wurre ever
ollfrf'4 In this market, an 4 al priors that rvmind
one of the b;ikm old Hers of cheep thing. Ttiee
whn lak fail h upon this point, or arrra oar alle
fntiunn superllnoue, nrrl but
r.l. .4T OC A STOItV,
Cr,n.ef Front and .Marltet streets,
Vhrre they rsn see, fwl, near and know for lliera
'vet. 1 o fullr uudrrtand nhat arechnap s:Mds,
this miirrt be di, Wa n not 4rm H newpearv
to rnmnerste and itrmtse our stenk. It Is enough
for us to state that
We have Everything that ia Needed
and eonrawind in thii annrkxt, and at priori that
aefa.M.h both old and vonnf.
dvi JO.-hl'H (I1IAW SON.
SHINOI.KS for ti por N, at
II. W. PM1TH S.
CN AM.II l- KI'ITof all kiad. al
. MEnHKLL A Ulill.KR-S.
I'V Ihe liKMOCRATIO ALMANAC. Onlt
cut.. Kvcrr voter ehoald have ona. tf.
II
ORriH NAI 1.8 liovernmrnt rtandard forged
iiorw. nana, ffnr aale al
i. P. KHATZKR'S.
Woolen Factory. I nlon Mills.
I nloa lownahlp, C'lrarflrld re , Pa.
n A VI Ma parrbaMd aa Intarwt In lha I'otoa
Mill., aa ar. prepared toeard Waal, aaaa
i.lure aad Inieh loth,-and do all kinda of
work In ar line oa ehorr notion, it workaaaliha
maanar, aad aa rMaoaakia tarwit. A lea,
FLOUR, FEED AND LUMBER
alanafaciaradaadforiaifc Term. Cain.
Wool lolariiled for carding aan b. leA al R.
Xonop'a or J. P. braiaar'e, akera wa will got
and reiara I' oa Satarriave of eara week.
Unrr. of inquiry artdreeard to wa at Rocktoa
P. 0. will meive proeapt altanlioa.
P. K. J. R. ARNOLD.
Rorkian, Jan. if, IKl7.
1J
l.at (Ireui.d Alum ball for r-VIl per aar-k, at
ii. w. mm i r II
LIVERY STABLE.
THE nadrmirnad hcir leave l. inform the pnb
lie that be ia now Inlly prctwrvd Umvaaa
Ute all lit llie way af fumi.kiaa lloreva, Bags-ica.
lloa and Hnrnr-M, on the fhortevt Mm and
on rrexineMe tenoa. iteaidenoaoa Locvil timet,
bet wean Third aad Fourth.
tO. W. OKARUART.
Ckmrdcld, ArHllV,l'7,
'Sn.irdirarr, VTlmvarf, t(.
mVHARDWARE STORE
rbilipsburg. Centra County, Fa.
VJ. ill 1J1J11 A.V VU.)
DKALERS IN
Fonisn & Domestic Hardware,
WOOD, WILLOW. & TIN WARE,
Stoves, Oils, Faints, Glass, &c, do.
rptlE allrnllon of Mechanic!, Bolldera. Farm
JL an, Lauberoian, and Buy.ra ganerallj. ia
Invited to tha fat that wa ara offering a better
atfortinent of goodt In oar line than cao ba
found eltewhero in abii part of tha State, at
Frieet to Bolt tbe Timet.
Oar atock aomprieaa a general oieo-taient of
Toola and Materiala waad by Carnanteri, Dlaek
amithi, Carriaga and Wagon atakori, Ac, with a
larga atotk of
Iron, Xaitt, Sleet, fyiket, JJining
Supplies, &ildlery, Hope, Chains,
(Sriniixtonet, Circular, Mll
and Croat-Cut Saws,
ENAMELED, FINISHED k PLAIN
HOLLOW WAHE, CABLE
CHAINS,
Lard, Linseed, Coal, Lubricating and
Fish Oils,
TUaPEXTISB,
BENZINE,
VAnJUSHE?,
COAX OIL LAMPS AND LANTEENS
Aa axcellent a.aoiiojent of Finn Cutler., con
friiinr
KNIVES,
Fonics,
DESEKT, TEA. 4
TABLE Sl'OONS,
SCISSOIIS,
HAZOUS, Ac.
BRITANNIA & SILVER TLATED
WARE.
TIN WARE IS GREAT VARIETY AND
BEST MANUFACTCUE.
Iloiuahold, IIorticaHaral, Farming and Rafting
Implement, nf th. late.t axd aaoat
Improved p-,tarna.
D lack era I the aaa b. topplied with Anvlla, Bel
Iowa, Vice, B-adgea, Ilamnm, Hone
and Mule Fhoaa, Uoraa Kail.,
and all kinda af Iroa
aad Steal.
CarpMUrt aad Buildan will lad In onr e.lab
li.braeat a anprior euk af Plan?!, Pa.t,
Augura, llatcheu, elogle. double hit aad
pealing Aiaa, llaaiaien, Chuala,
Filee, II a 70a, Screws, Bulla,
Lock., Pulleya, 8.h, Cord,
Ac, Ac, Ae.
Partner, and Riftmea will tod .verything in
their Una, and cneapar thaa Ma ba
bad aleewhera.
am. Partlaular atihtln. I. l..i,.j .
etook f More., ena.pri.ing 8penr'a eclchrated
, v imi. ana rarior Move, i.r all eiree.
Atao. tha Kiarere. Cok P.rln. r..v .i.;u .
awn, Dew Ktop, Aratio, aad Ooiamoa Egg!
I W.I 1, SO.
All of the above arooda will bra.ld rh ran
fur ranli.
O. II. ZEIOLER k Co.
Phillpehnrg. Oct Id. INHT-ly
DREXEL & CO..
No. SI Hoatli Third Street, Pulla Irlphla.
mi. 1.-at: its,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Api.lir.linn hv wiail will riwive prompt atlrn-
lion, ami all inlorinalion chwrrullr lunii.l.,,1.
Ordrra ailiciled. " aiirll tf
J. D. M'llirk.
K lward l'crk.
BAN KING & COLLECTION HOUSE
mcgirk & perks,
8iircrwi lo FuMrr, I'i rk., i t o.,
Ptilllp.nnrr, ntr loon 11 M. Pa.
"llr IIF.IIK all Ihc bu, nr., of a lUnkme llnu.r
1 will he tranui trd i.n.nil.llv and m.nn It,.
most fat orable tenna ioar:.tf
Counly National Bank.
CLF.ARnr.i.n. n
rrvnts r..v 1. . j .....,
""w nu rrw.ij ior ito.l
n. tlKca oa Sarond atrr.t. in Ihc hoild
ing formerly occopied hy Leonard, Kinney A Co.
vihb.-twm alio nrnren.
IAS. B. OHAHAM HI1II.HI1 niliwr
WM. A. WALI.ACK. WM I'llllTku '
A. K. WRIUIIT. UK11. I. Kkk-n
D. W. MOORR. JAR T IViivmn
JoSVMJ Caahlar. I'rr..d,',l.
Clearfield County Bank.
flllK Clearlleld Connty Il.nk i. an inoorrwa.
I td Ih.lilOtlnH k.a - I.. .
'. . ui ni,i mr. nv
the rarraaderaf lit .barter, oa May 13, ISHi.
iu 11a nock It owa.d by th. ebecril.,.r, who
will aantinoe tka ll.nLi.. 1..1 .
'n ...in.M .i m, .erne
place, ae private R.eh.M k - .
ol Ihe "Clearlleld Count. Bank W. .r. M
epon.ihla lor the dehte ol ihe Bank, anj will pay
it on demand nt Ihe corner. liep...it'.
received and inlcreet naid .hu m,.. i. -, .
a hied lima. Pane diaminted al an p.r vent
at brrelof,.r. Onr poreonal re,..n.,l,ilitT if
nlc'l rd f(fT all llataila nWiiJ ..J I .
Irani cted. A continnaaoa f Ik. liberid t.
ronare of the ha.inera men of the .oanty if re
epecunlly eoltrited. A a freeidenh Ca.h'ier and
orhcarj of ta lata rw.f.ij r - i.
rrqair. the aotea af taid Bank to be pre.cn ted
JA8. T. I.RtlNARD, BtCIIARD HIIAW,
WM. POHTKR. JAU. B. II R A 11 AM.
A. K. WRIUHT. O. L. RKKD
W M A. "f AI.LATK.
The V.. In... r ik. n..L ..ii i t . .
t l ...T ....... w .,. iiiioi eo oy
John M. Adam.., Eeq.. ae Cafhier. junS.'6j
ITCH I ITCH ! ! ITCH I ! 1
SCRATCH! SI HATCH!! SCRATCH!!!
la from lit to IM lloura.
Wheaton'a Ointen.nt
.urea
Tha Itch.
W'heaton't flintmeal
area
.area
core.
enr.8
Salt Kaeam.
Teller.
Berhere' Itch.
Old Korea.
t beaton Oinltn.nl
WhaaUin'a Oinineat
Wheatan'a Oinieaaat
Civ.,
f H a in or like Mnain.
Met 10 cent n bot; be mail, eente
Addraaw WKKKrt A FOTTKa.No !7tW.,h-
ingtoa atneai. B .etoa, Maaa. for al br lrr.
wick A Irwin.and by all Uruggieta. iaM.7 ly
IlUbl aaiitf MAiKKllKL.l7 ik.r4 hbl" (
l IL W. Mbiuu-t. I
Vatfnt fWftlifinfs.
I 1 ( K.llirli'raa and
irx
1-11 rM i ii n-..i: . . ! "
' J.
. i H-, mi , r,nn.l, Hi.in,,,
I l.V". ll'ilUnd,) .No. i Ann ,i ,
I 'I f.tiiiiniiiMl, fn.iu tdo niii't rrlml.l,.
j eitv mi'l c..iihirr ran i.e eii-n at hi. i.fl'V''
RiclifaJ fa.-tilly
I pftti rl-, h Urn no rvf in ln .m. l(,.f" 7"'
I Ii. imI K m iliM'rt. .1 wabuul lmu. . ru-
rKMmii.ji(ioi,t. tiit
. . . '?
Til) WsChen-yP
ll FY i c,w- lmU
L1V y up, Uruoclutii, a,,
W if C'oftiuinpiiT i'stieiiu u ?
vanr(d Hfei nf the di ((.
Ho wide i tha fi.-lJ uf iu orr fulnt u.
vomcroci aro itt euri, id ulmntt rrj
ti eoui.tr ar prrifjtc publn-ly an ,t ,
have ba rfptorej by it froia niarunnr inj'.,
4prat 4ii-ai of tha lorjffL
triud, ha fUriorily orer a?t;ry utbvr ifrtCU(
ant ia to apparent lo aneape ob?rTin(rr, .
bare Mat viriuaa are known, tlia u.H H
Miffr baiffata rhai antiditta to tnpl-.y fWtkt
attautaiitDg and danrroai aBamiuni tf He
mofBry orgn.n$ that are ii.cide.nt to our ein
While lean fnfanor ranedtea tbruii opt
ebunu'itiii)1 bar failed and been d.ocanled, Ha
baa a-aioed friv'ndf by erery triat, eonterrfd tn
efita on tbe altiirtexl tiiey cu never turf.
produced curui too atuoaruiu and loo rcumriM,,
to be In r go Urn.
We can fiure Oie public, that Iti qtuHtrfc
re fully kept up to tbe bant it aver bai th,
and ibat it uiny be rflied od to do for tbtir rti
all tbat tt ban ever d"ne.
(Irwat miiabara o' Clergymen, Phyiu
Fti Unn-u, and otber einiueut p-riooiye itH
lent tbeir natof to certify the utiparalleifi m.
fulneaa of our rrtae lift, but rpace her win K
permit tbe inicrlioo t f Ibem. Tbe Ag'tut
low oained furnipb fratia onr American Alt.ua
ia wbicb itacy ara mven ; with aJuo tail atmy.
tiona of tbe eotplaiut our remodiea cure.
Thoe who reiguire an alternttva nie-fJicintu
purify lb blood will find Aran'a Coat, tp
SiHBAl'Aaii.LA tbe ona to me. Try it obei u,
ym wi'l cinoade iu Tnlua. '
Frcparad by 1r. J. C. Ateb f r0.( Utd
M.-I., and M by W. M. A A. I. btiaw, C w.
field; H.C Ml-u. t.len Hpe, Juecpb K
and Irvio A HarUborB, Curaanavul ; Kir(
Hpenrer, Lmiibr tuy, and all Urufnu u
deaiari in nutdiciue averyabere. ef I'tli
BEAL'S
LATE POWEL'S IMBEOCAITOS,
For all diteaei incident to Bortof, Cattle,
lluuan Flob, reqairin tbe ate ot e
eiternal appiictioa.
TITTS dow CoiPpound rrPJyprrt;ei;
Cbeaairtt b-rmp a ful kfiTw!rd,:a ,piiiM
niedira Tirtut of aeh tncic iirr.t tht ein
into it eom petition, i- warrntd u eireed .
thiuj; of tbe kind ever yet eflered to tbe PiUm
a- an eiu rt.al a) plication f'r tbe di r
whifa it it rrcoiuuivnded. Wa are iati'lUa;
it will work fti own ioaJ into tb eonti-tpoMtf
all wbo bh it, aii tboe wbo try it odc
never bo without it, and therefore we rr1
experience en the bint Uwt ft it nifuloeis. fa
if pronounced by Farneri.and ail wbo hire in.
it, to be the beit appiication erer need. Ten
Embrocation haa been pat ap fur ovtr tint
ytart, end it u anly through tie inereafUL w
utand and urgent rrqut of my frietdn aad 'm
1'oblie that I aend it forth ar tbe grand retteiai
agent tr the ariom duoMM to ahici ua
noble and utefui artmal, tbe brfe, ii tutjm
Many remediaa bawo been ottered to tbe ft,
lie under different form, afitne of these art ia.
;tri.of. otbeia at heat of little nee, and nrj
ahully improper t answer tbe purpweei for iiml
they are recommrnded.
A jndieiott' atid raally oiefnl comportioo.frti
from tboee objeciioni, haa therefore lone
defired by many gentlemen bo bare valtuii
bo reee, and are unwilling to tmit tlientotw
rare of derigmng and pretended Furrieri. Thw
wuhea ara at length fully gratified, by iDr.
I.rale) being pn-railed upon la allow thir ni.
bl KuibntTAtion (wfa.eb ban prored eoeSctci-i
to tha varioaa direaea to ba prepared ui
erntigQi out to the public.
Tbia Embrocati'-n was exteniWely aiei It
ue Uorernnjtnt during the war.
Ft aala by lUrt.-iirk A Irwir,. Clearfieil
Joeepb R. Iraia. Curwomville. Daniel ti(d
landvr, La:beribnrg.
Addrefi all orders t
ML EPMTN'D PKALK,
apT4.l7-ly M South (Second St., Phila., H.
Good Xews for Mothers.
MOT 11 EPS, are yau opprcaeed with am'-af
for y'r little one ? Are your iIuraMi
aou heart broken by their criet? io too ivtki
in (ba morn ine nni-etrerbed attd at DreheWi'
If ao, prorure at once a beetle of lr. Leoa'i li
fant remedy and you will bare no more rt
noura oi watrning and anxiety.
Dr. Leon's Infant Remedy
flaa ttood tbe test of year. ThotiMcJi a?
nuraea and mothtra bear witneit tbat it ae
fail lo gire relief if ued in aeaeon. Ii m
mild, yet aure and apeedy eyre for Colic, Oaaat
and W indy Haina, and ia invaluable for all cea-
ptainu incident to Teethin.
Sold by all lruggi t throughout tie Taiiai
siaiea. AUdroii ail orierK t-
Z1KULKR A PMITH,
r'.le Prorrietori.
oU j 13? Korth Ibird St., FhiladelpU
A Great Discovery.
ONE of the greatcd! uni nnit . fa diivirrria
inmediral f'-ii nw mm mnde hr tlw n I r
Ur. J. Ihimnii, of Fane, t'huf Flit ufinn If lb
IinperiaUunnnary of Kmnr. in Thtwb
have Mn afflirtiv. with tbe . nil, fill d eH-e knon
ae Fill, and eVetimUr enn-d ly the ef H
M'.MA.v Fi.ENt'll Fil.K A LY K. cantx.! rjrtl
tfO highly of the Wneflta mnfi rrfd npn ih-m H
tbe ne af thi rerae-ly. It ham.evir been kn
to tail in elliptu:g a mnanent etire in a ir.n
in imp rrnirct tt Puip all other at i -einea
of tbe kin 1. It will .(.. mi; what il i-re-a
nundt-d tor; il' net, the nnwry will be nfut!i
One or two l.oiep i$ nftirirnt ieet n prrnifirii
cut in fn-ir or sit dnvi. if the d i rector jot tki
boea arr U lioai-d. Price, ono and two K'lar ier
box, artioniiiig to pine. Scat by mail or ri
am part of tbe I niied fitter or t'unn-in. M
ltrubTk''tn general! v. A lilieral tiwni n.!
tbe Hade. A-ldr It. t. 1)1 Mi AM 'U.
W illtnnihport, Fv, ale FrnpHi ttirp and MubbN:
turer lor Ihe I mted tar rnd Cantula, d.
No more Bald Heart-I b
Iko more (.ray -Lflfttl
Da. LKOX'S
ILECTEIC RMR REXEWER,
If pronounced by all who have n-d it tl T
beat preparation for ihe Hair. Ii v a r".'!
cure for biuna, eradicatea Dandruff aid
mot, atop the II air from falling nnt, nid l'
tly realnrea Gray Larka to tbeir original kit-"
luxuriance.
It overate on the erretion and fill b 1,t'
with new life and eoW.iing wiatitr. Tina.
fndd or gray hair will alwa.va be brueht t"'
by a faw atpliration. to its yoaibfui ahum
eitality acd ro or.
It make tbe hair eoft, glcny, fr-tgrant, p1"
ant to the touch, and wy t, arrange. 1tt.'7
and intractable loek become inotat, fwt
difpnted to remain in any derired pniiia-
a Hair lreing in ha no a oal. 1 be mI'
enormooi. and it i a nniraraal faronte w
and young of both eexea.
Sold by Prurgirta throughoat the l'"'1"
Etatca. Addreae all order tn
ZlhWLKK A SMITH.
Sde P-op-iet'1
ol4-y 117 North Third St., Fhiiadel-
1 807 Philadclplia & Erie R.R.l
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Frie Mail Traia In ?n M.
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