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tinio in ten years. "Wo will send bills to
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bers aro, all over the country, it is impos
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Come All and Coino Quick.
Mr. J. IIuckcll, at his Daguorrcian
llooms, in tho Exchange Building, is now
taking off tho best Ambrotypes, Mention
types, Amhrographs, Patent Leather and
Oil Cloth Likenesses, ever seen in this
section of country. Thoy arc surpassing
in beauty and clearness of expression. M r.
Iluelrcll's time of stay is limited, and those
who may wish to avail themselves of his
professional services, should call at onco
boforc his departure.
Democratic State Convention.
Wo rejoice to know that the tone of
the coming State Convention is over
whelmingly in favor of the .National Ad
ministration.' -Anything else would bo
disgraceful to Pennsylvania. Most glo
riously will tho old Keystone S'tato sus
tain tho Administrative policy and demo
cratic measures of her revered Statesman,
James Buchanan.
Chester County for Lecouiplon.
The Democratic Convention of dies
tcr county, on Monday last, elected Bu
chanan I.ecompton Delegates to tho State
Convention by a vote of 50 to 20. Messrs.
Jfolman, Evans and Wheeler, aro the
Delegates. The bkies arc bright in the
vicinity of Wheatland.
The" Nortli-Westorn Counties.
Wo find the following item in the Ve
nmgo Spectator, with reference to tho
Dempcratio contimcnt in the Northwest'
em counties of this Stato. Tho Spccta
tor says j "Tho Democrats of Warren
endorsed the Administration at a meeting
held last week.' The northwestern coun
ties are now a unit. Tliis is what we
expected. It is tlio height of prcsump
tion to suppose for a moment that tho
Democratic party will turn its back upon
the Administration, and thereby play into
tho hands of the opposition."
eSyWc synopsizc, from the Montour
American, the report ol the trial of Win
J. Clark indicted for tho Murder of his
wife, in Montour County. The trial oc
cupied several -days, and the altendanco
at court was. unusually large, At tho
trial of Mrs. Twiggs, in May, the con
course will doubtless greatly increase,
Arthurs Home Magazine, ono of the
most excelUnt of its clsss is on our tablo
We always road Arthur with pleasure and
profit. The practical nature of hi3 stones,
tho fino moral contained in them, and the
originality of the plot are very excellent.
Petersons Counterfeit Detector, tho
Monthly No. for Maroh is on our tablo.
We havo already spoken highly of its mcr
its, and it maintains its character. It
contains 32 pages monthly, and comes at
only ono dollar; It is published by Po
tsrson & Brothers, QOQ Chestnut street
Philadelphia.
jgyWe havo not yet received tho Feb'
ruary number, of tho "U. S. Dcmooratie
Hovicw," lly virtuo of editorial notices
wo aro entitled to an cxchauc;o. If wo
aro to havo it, send on, if not, say so.
The Legal JtUflligencer, ought to bo on
our cxehango list, and wo will put it there,
with a first rats notico, if jho publishers
will sond it to us, Will thoy ! .
5yTjiE Kditoh hasgono to Philatk'l
(ill fa route for UurrMnirr
jTho Tonnage Duly on Freight Passing
Over llio I'cuiisylvniiln ltallroatl
'To llio Honornblo tlio Senate ami Home
of Hcprcscntatlvo of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania:
Tlio memorial ofi tlio uidcrBigiicd, llio
'constituted nu.hor.Ucs of the city of Phil. ,
I mini nil in. rctll11lv rntit-nennls llml Irniln
and commerce among tlio States of the
Union, in order to be prosperous, must
he frco, and that its freedom may be as
effectually impaired by a duty on the
tomingr&iassing from one Stale to aiiolh-
aa )iynny other means. This is wpc-
s-iiT. . . . i ... -i e 1
over which, it is carrricd at the least cost,
In view 'of tliis fact, it is obvious that
t0 preserve and enlarge the business of
Pennsylvania improvements, the price of
transportation must be reduced to the
minimum of charge on all competing
routes beyond our borders. To effect
tliis end, the cost of transporting to the
parties who do the carrying must first be
diminished, before it can" bo- cheapened
to the shippers of freight. Hence all
taxes leveled by a State upon its high
ways, for revenue or otherwise, decrease
their tonnage by increasing tlio expense
o' conveyance, anil therefore wiim public
policy requires that all such burdens
should be rcmovcilt
There seem to bo much sense and rea
son in the posi'ion taken by tlio memo
rialists, and tho case is very ably argued
by the Committee to whom the subject
had been given in charge. They proceed
to show by facts and figures that there is
no rivalry between tlio Pennsylvania
Kail ltoad and the Canal ) and that the
building of the road actually increased
tho business of the canal. Tho positon
is unquestionably correct. Business
breeds business, and trade will follow in
that channel where there is a fair field,
and no invidious discrimination. We
see iiq reason therefore why the tonnage
duty should not be taken oilj and tlio trade
made frco as possible ; tho increase will
more than mako up tlio difference, and
the improvements and business of tho
stato, and consequently her wealth and
prosperity be aided. The cheaper freight
and travel can bo carried through our
Stato the more of it will take tliis direc
tion. The more trade is increased by
theso means, the greater the general pros
perity and the higher tho value of prop
crty in the State, consequently tho better
able it is to bear higher rates of taxation
without oppressing property owners. If
the policy of taxing tho Pennsylvania
Railroad on its business, besides tho oili
er taxes which it has to pay, is a good
one it is also good for other railroads,
and what Legislature could think of in
creasing tho general prpspcrity of the
Stato by taxing all the improvements
which havo been built to bring trade to
it? The question is one which every
citizen is interested in deciding correctly.
Girard Lifo Insurance Company.
Wo aro not surprised that tho operations
of this Company should havo been so wido
ly extended. The inducements which are
offered to individuals, to effect insurances
on their lives, aro such as wo should think
would invito very many to avail themselves
of tho advantages (ffered. Tho rat03 of
premium aro low, and such as can bo af.
forded by almost every person. To thoso
persons whose families aro entirely depen
dent upom them for support, and whoso
deccaso would necessarily bring with it
destitution, tho propriety of securing some
thing to provide against such a oontingen'
cy is too obvious to requiro to bo enforced
There aro but few incomes, however Vital
ted, that will not admit of a slight abstrac
tion for the purposo of a premium ; and
tho man who, in this way, secures his wife
and children from tho prospect of immcdl
ato want when they shall bo deprived ol
his services, acquires for himself a satisfac
tion which under ordinary circumstances
ho could not enjoy. A few dollars saved
from some useless expenditure, and applied
to tho purposo wo havo mentioned, may
prevent much distress, and alleviate much
suffering. Saturday Nwa,
Gold Pens. If any of our readers wish
to havo a gold pen, ono that will mak
them feel liko writing as soon as thoy get
it in their hands, wo would advise them t
purchase of Beckett & Co , 333 Hroidway,
New York. Wo havo been using their pens
for somo time, and would not like to do
without thorn. They aro put up in gold
handles, which aro tlio moro casiily kept
cloan. Beckett & Co , aro tho publishers
of tho Golden Prizo ; which offcr3 groat,
inducements in tho way of prizes, to sub
scriber.'. Sco advertisement, in another
column, Loaded "Goldon Prizo for 1850."
Death of an Editor.
JAcon Fnicic, Esq., ono of tho f ditora
snd proprietors of tho Millonian, Milton,
Northumberland county, and a member of
tho "Koyftono Editorial Union," died
polit'cal pcrditicn,
Friday evcnmS last. Tho deeoasotl was a , Iccr stun, tban is usually lounu in cases ot , " 0 m th d j j d - . v'J. .;" mi cicnd. w.ii b. wcii ,d Wh.f iicrwkk, with .w. -r.p;rieinrr.-
son of tho lato Gen. Henry Friclt. and was'murder. Uatlianno Ann uiarif, was your , -- - . . . p, fi i i.HiBiiwp.iai.or ja,n Ki.no. oi n.nton tuwnsi noZinZi. 7
0Uot ry uvtt.uuun evidenco in tho cause, 1 convicted of somo crime, including May. ! In I.awrenco towDiliip. UoarCelileounly, coiumbijcoiii.iy.uccali. n.o.u.is.naur. , btuhiun n. Miu.nu.
34y0J"f!!!: . waa'not wautin3 in duty and affection for or Wcimvorth. They aro all Uepublicans, te' J! moa,,0A
" WlIKaE ARE WE DniFTINa 1" J$&'Ya ?-lho last case published is lhat of tbo cj(1 lhcr of of ' g g Y$& MMT 1 N' K'ftAW
Foma's Press. . '"" ' ' ,,,,,? nrnm,.,i t , E. S. Hanson, a nephew ofLontf John's, per, aged 01 years. 1 A WWjr. ii ..nw unnit.NcEu. . ..My lV(: .-u..TZ?.; ,ZZT.
- i J uuia ciuvv J ...w.. -. ,HW t , , ..... . . . . s ill II mill IUII.II 1111 i3C until llilmn on TJJlul ull i .1. r ; 1 3 ........ , ,.,. -
Whcro all traitors and onostatos no. to r,,nrrin.n nh.ir. to Eunnort. love, comlort who h charged wall sr.mil larceny, lie Near .Millvillo Sd tMontli, ltli. 1853. or m ihu itU.ienct i tin j n...u. '
Murder Trial.
Tlio trial of Jno. Wm. Clark and Mary
Twiggs, indicted for tlio murder of Catha
rino Ana Clark and David Twiggs, com
menced on Tuesday, 1'otruary 10th, inst.,
in Danville, Montour County, 1'n,, before
IIon. Aloxmndcp Jordan, Prcstdont Jndgo..
Tho Prisoners demanded seperato trials
and Clark was put on trial for tho murder
of his wifo, by Poison. Hon. Paul I.eidy,
and J. W. Comly for Commonwealth ; It.
K. Clark and Wm. Q. Hurley, lisqts., for
I Defense. We havo neither time nor spaco
, ,
'0 COnu
enso tho evidenco ! and only add
the letter of tho prisoner.
THE LETTER,
Wo here subjoin tho letter rcforod t) in
tho testimony of And. Thompson copied
Verbatim.
Danville MoNTOunCo.
Aug. 20, 1857.
Dear Androw
I bono that this will find you and
yours all well.
1 now reveal to you what wm liberate
mo at tlio tryal by your dowing it for mo,
Having tho confidence iu you that you (Till
duo it, for mo, and let no ono bo tho wiser
of it, Although I little descrvo your aid
Dear Brother you sco that it is testyfyed
That 1 purchased Poison So if you would
Bo So Kind as to Buy tho following
amount It would Saivo my lifo & enable wo
to Howard ten fold, for the ?oid trouble
and Expense, that is to Buy. mo thrco
ounces of Arsenio & ciht grains of Stryeh
nino got 2i ounces by itself Si half an
ounco By itself & Get it as soon as" this comos
To hand and bring it up with you on Next
Friday tho 4th and stop at Blooms,
Bloomsburg& get Mr. Robert F. Clark to
Come up with you, ho, is my council dow
not let him know that you havo it, hilt you
Can Givo it to mo when ho -is with you
without notioo & tho t-hcriff will not bo in
And I will pay you your oxpenscs Look
at it Dear Brother your self iV your Good
understanding will tell ycu that when I
Will havo the fame quantity of Poison to
showiu tho Court that tho Will -havo to
liberate mo, 1 am Eorry that 1 could not
aquent you of this Before, But you know
that it is very few that I can trust with
one word to pleaco of A letter Dear Andoy
by dowing so you Will Siivo lifo & credit
& I will well reward you & you will be
running no risk. Whatever watch that
you get honest waight I havo certain rcsons
forurgingyou to comoonfridayor Saturday
next, tho 4 o 5 if yo dow not got hero on
somo of tho 2 days I will tako that as A
token that you will not dow it. But I
havo Confidence in-you that you will
attend to it for mo saivo my liio And I
will bo your humblo Servant as .1 rcracn
yours in tho bonds Bonds of Poaco Law
nnu order.
Ever yours Affectionately
William J Clark
Let no one sec this letter.
Tho evidence closed on Thursday after
noon, when Paul Leidy Esq., District
Attorney opened tho argument for the
Commonwealth. Ho was followed by Rob
ert F. Clark Esq., of Bloomsbnrg, for tho
Dcfonso ; and if ever Counsel did justice
to a olient, it was on this occasion, Tho
eloquent and powerful address of Mr. Clark,
exhibited Profcs-ional talent of tho highest
order. For near two hours bo held tho
wrapt attention of tho vast audience, as ho i
manfully battled against tho fearful weight
of testimony. But, alas, no human powe1
no argument however, logical no con
clusions, however clear no appeals, how
ever fervent, could stem tho tido against
the prisoner; and yet, tho effirt was no
ess creditable to his Counsel, becauso it
was unsuccessful.
The Court mcfon Friday morning at8J
o'clock whoa Wm. Q. Hurley Esq , of
Bloomsburg proceeded to address the Jury
for tho Prisoner, this effort is also spoken
of very favorably, and regret that circum
stances did not permit us to hoar it. J. W.
Comly Esq,, closed tho argument for tho
Commonwealth in a strong speech,
Judgo Jordan then delivered a full fairi
and impartial chargo to tho Jury reviewing
the testimony and explaining tho points of
law, connected with the case.
At about ono o'clock tho jury retired and
rcturneu into Court with a virdict of
Guilty," at 7, o'clock' in tho evening.
Tho Prisoner hoard tho verdict without
any visible emotion, or change of counte
nance. IIo was than remanded to prison,
to await tho sentence of the law.
Saturday Morning,
The court was called at 8i o'clk. Tho
Prisoner presented about tho samo appear
ance, ho had manifested throughout the
trial. Tho Judgo then enquired of Wm
John Clark, if ho had aught to say, why,
Eontcnco should not tc pronounced upon
him.
Tho Prisoner, then, in a calm, but earn
est tone of voice, undo an address of
several minutes duration ; ho asserted his
innocence, lii3 readiness to meet death, and
his preparation for tho change.
Tho Judgo then pronounced tho follow
ing solemn
sentence.
I did hopo that during my official term,
I would uavo Leon spared tuo pain, olpas
sin:; upon any ono, tho awful scnteneo of
. .. mt !. 1 1 ! !. ... .it.A-n
dcaib.
xma uupu hum muuj viuvi, iu
which I havo fondly indulged, has' van. I
iahed. The duty tuo law imposes upn
tho curt, is a most solemn and painful
0110 ; but, it must lo discharged. Tho
crimo for which you havo boon convicted
by a Jury of your country, is tbo murder
of your wife, under circumstances, whioh,
if possible aggravato tho enormity of tho
onlcr:m0 aBd impart to it, a deeper and dar-
marriai'o suar. 10 eu niun, xuvt-i
aud cherish each other, in iclsncfs! and in
health, so long as God permitted you to
livo togetlior. I'mm tlio cviilcnco it ap
pears that you lived together happily
suo was tho mother ol your children, it'
was an evil home for you, when forgetting
your duty to her your duty to your God
.. .1 i - . . i 1 . ; . i i
aim to jour country, you nnuiiuisicrcu iu
her a deadly poion that soon tcrminatod
her lifo. Sho did not suspect that when
you wcro in her sick room, and stood by
Lor, day after day, apparently anxious for
her recovery, that tho cup you presented
to her contained a deadly potion, and that
you wero scekiuc to destroy her life, Sho
did not suspect that tha agouios sho was
wore caused by you. Ob, it was n deed of
tho foulest kind, evincing a hardness of
heart, that has scarcely a parallel. Your
guilt, which is established by tho verdict in
this ca?o would'in all probability not havo
been delected, bad it not been for tho
examination made by tho Physicians after
her death. In her stomach was found tho
evidenco of tho cnuso of her death.
During the brief poriod that may clapfo
between ibis and tho timo when tho Fcn
tonco of the law may bo executed, tho
Court would most solemnly and earnestly
urgo upon you, tho duty of endeavoring to
prepare to meet a Judgo from whoso dread :
scnteneo there is no appeal, from whoso oyo
no ono can escape, and who is able, with
unerring ccrtiinty to distinguish between
the innocent and the guilty. Do notncg-
lect this, with tlio hope, that tho Kxccutivo
olemcnoy will sparo you. Tho Court most
auut'riug mm uic pama suu va liuiuihi, .
U'cply sympttliHc witnjou, out our sym
patbies cannot prevent tbo sen enco ol tloatn, ;
OTH3 cxeeuuon. iou uavo uau cue peneni
of a fair trial you havo boon defendod,
and ably dofeuded, by your counsel, and
you havo been roudemned by a jury of
your country. It rcmaius for the Court to
pas3 upon you tho sentence of tho Law,
and that is, that
You, William John Clark, bo taken
hence, to tho placo from whence you came,
within tho jail of tho county of Montour,
and from thcuco to tho placo of execution,
within tho walls or yard of tlio said jail,
and that you bo thcro hanged by tho neck
until you are.doad And may God havo
mercy upon your soul.
Exceptions havo boon filed by tho Do
fenco and an appeal will bo brought before
tho Supremo Court on tho ground that
Judge Jordan has no jurisdiction, and al
so on tho want of formality In drawing tho
Grand Jury.
Tho Trial of Mary Twiggs has been
postponed until May term, as no unbiassed
Jury could bo found.
A Panacea for tlio Panic
Every mmd is excited with tho panic.
Few suggest a remedy. If ono is fcasiblo
that may be recommended, it takes an ago
of susponso to render it practicable. In
this emergency wo havo a suggestion to
offer which wo regard as wiser and moro
availablo than many that meet us on all
sides, and which is attended with far less
risk than many of tho commercial and fi
nancial speculations of tho day. Wo alludo
to tho opportunities which aro afforded by
tho lotteries of S. Swan & Co., which aro
drawn every Saturday, at Augusta, Ua.
and which hold out tho splendid opportu
nity of realizing for a trifling investment
of 810, S5 or S2J, tho whole, half or quar
tcr of tho capital prizo issued from the
never-failing mint of tho abovo reliablo
firm.
"Wild Clieriy.
13r.ooki.Ine. Mass., Feb. 5, 1851
To Si-.th W. Fowle, My Dear Sir
Having experienced results of a satisfactory
character from tho uso of Wintar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry, a cases of scvero colds,
durinc tho past two years, I am induced
to express tho full faith I have in its reno
voting power.
I was first induced to try this mcdicino
as an experiment, about two years ago, in
connection v.itli tho strong recommendation
of a fiicnd, who was well nigh goto with
consumption, and whoso relief from tho uso
-e --I'-r .i -c :t i
Qr coi.i9 nn.i jGC1ine. nm1 m0t dourly
. demonstrating to my mind its great value
, as a rcstorativo, that nced3 only a fair trial
1 10 msuro a graiciui ucmousirauuu iroiu
1 "
Your obedient servant,
SAMUEL A. WALKER
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS
on the wrapper.
Sold by J. K. Moyer, Bloomsburg,
How thoy wcro Oouvortcd.
The conversion of Messrs. T)ouglas
AViso and Walker, three Democratic can
tliilates for tho l'rcsiilenc.y, from fellow
ship with the lirc-cati'rs, was doubtless
owiii;; to tltcir perusal of tho 7S)th chap
ter nl' Psalms, Dth and Oth verses :
"Lilt not up your horn on high ; speak
not with a stiff neck.
"For promotion comcth neither from the
East, nor from tho H'est, nor from tho
South."
Of courso promotion must come from
tho Nonh I Would it not ho well to send
a copy of tlio Uiblo to Jeff. Davis and
Mr. Kcitt I
The Late Jf'ar in Kansas. Tho lato
civil war in Kansas did ntft last but a
day and a half, A Kansas correspon-
. . .
dent thus sums up tlio result ol it :
Killed
0
2
0
3
Wounded, contusion of the nose
Missing
Captured -
Frightened '. '
5,718
isJfTlic Chinago papers stato that
i
latltfllalll ut pulu o
..U... n.nniil nntrnini. fVlATTTI Tvifviftf .TftfAM. X n ! TTnco n flf 1 fs ll) tllO iinmodlltO vicillllV. ThA nl t i nf it vrMlnnf
DU VAI.L'S GALVANIC OIli nets
by imparting to the system an electrical
current .henco tho speedy cures Nothing
can bo uioro quictiug to all nervous dis
eases than tho Galvanic Oil.
Sold by G. M. nagonbucb, J. It. Moyor
and U. P.Lutz, Dloomsburg, and Country
Merchants, ccncrallv. 1
id J i
To Cure a Coueh, buy a botllo of tho
B.ils.Mii of Wild Cherry. Wo havo rnoro
faiih in this combination of Dr. Wistir,
than in any other romody known, having
witnessed its entire success iu many cases
ol proiracicu cougil
lSp young man representing himself
as a son of Commodore Stockton ''diddled"
tho Lancaster Inland Deposit Company
out of $50 very handsomely tho other day,
by giving them aohcck 'on a Now York
Manx to cash. 1 J o came a similar doilce
nn tlio Ynrlf (loiintv Hitilt fnr llm ran
on me .ions voumy uaiuc lor llio samo
amount.
In Massachusetts, last year, three
hundred and thirty-two liquor-sellers
were imprisoned for violations of the
liquor law.
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
Tho following aro tho receipts to tho office
of tho CoLUjiniA Democrat, during
tho month of January, 1858 :
J. II. lkcler. r.si., $3 IS Uriah l". Jlrlfcnry,
10 (1.1 1
Jnmi'S Knncr. '2 00 I Wm. Cole. K.hi..
Statf.V f S yT.,y
t.0inui.Ls.
John Hi, lllll,
0 Culib I'. Tortlnc.
CalfhC Vox,
CtlirrlffSliller,
Joint It. Vohc, E31-,
John Wood,
Joicph Kistlcr,
H.i iu ii ' I niionc,
John iU. Johniion,
rt. II. Wlntersti l.i,
Dramatic lii.litutc,
Nchcmlah Itirliatl,
I (0,1'etcr Unt.lVi.,
VO 1
,u nr duun v . nun i ii , avu
5 51). Thomas W. MalUon a 0
U IX) . 1 lioin.is ,Mnc;ro, una
.10 Columbia U. k I Co,, 4J 00
2 00 ( Jon-pli t: llovur, boo
HI UP J Notional Motel, 3 7."i
i!0ti:J.icob I'.jetly, li 7Jn
I oo: Jneoph J. Fry, 4 uu
II) OH , t'n'cli Pierce, r. 53
Mm. Sar.ih J. Miller, 1 50 tVm. II. Welllvcr. MOD
Joseph l.llloy, 1 .10 R.M. I'ctlpnillll & Co.. 0 tirj
Lnr.arm.U'oo.ro & Co. 3 00 Ur.G.M.IIa;cnlurli, 1000
b'nmuel llverrtt '.'(tut 1I0 I'ratl & Jluuli-r, 3 till
Bruit HchiiolDIMllct, 1 M) r.ha llo oil. 2 to
W. r. McMlllcii, 1 oil) Henry Ihttcnbemlcr, U 00
1'ctcr IUsii, 1 50 IMatc 3. A.lloivuun, 1
Special Notico !
Wo nro now sending out bills to all in
arrears, with a view of having every
account settled up to tho first of Jlaroh,
with tho close of tho Eleventh Volume.
This must bo done, after which timo, no
subscriber, out of tho Oounty, will get tho
Comjmma Democrat, without paying for
it iu advance, and those then in arrears,
will bo aliicken from tho roll, and their
accounts placed in legal hands for speedy
collection. Wo find this courso imperative
to our own security, and will religiously
oarry ihis measure into cffoel, as wo intend
to open tho Twelfth Volume under new
arrangements and with additional improve
ments. John 11. vuuit.
2 CO- lsnaclii r M. lllaker. 1 7.1
MARRIED
On Thursday, U5lli inst., by ltcv. 1).
J. Waller, Sir. Hiram Steiilino, to Miss
Ruth, daughter of Daniel Ernst, Esq.,
of West Hemlock, Montour county.
On February 18th, in llorwick, by ltcv.
I.Bjhl, Mr. MioiiAr.ii Rockel, of llollcn
back township, Luzerno county, to Miss
UATiinnlNE ivr.nciiscn, ot rvescopec.
At the samo timo and placo, by tho samo,
Mr. John Hockf.l, to tMis? Susanna
Kiinesmith, both of Hollonback township,
Iiuzcrno county.
On the lBth inst., by He v. Geo. Warren,
Mr. Jackson Evans, and Miss Saiiah A.
Fox, both of Espytown.
On tho 18th inst , at Jcrscytown, by J.
Thomas, Esq., Mr. Isaac CniDEU, of
JScrwicU, to Miss JJAitY Hicks, of Centre
townstnp
DEATHS.
In llloomsburfc, Saturday last, r'ebruary
20, 185d, Mrs. Oaiiiaiune, wilo of Jarob
hyerly, bsq., 1 lothonotary of (Joluinlna
county, agotl OJ years, 0 months, and
days.
Mrs. Eycrly was a zoa'ous member of
Evangelical Lutheran Church, adorned
vjiinstian proicssion in uio, ami tiicu in
f.,11 linnn nf n liltcufnl immni--i1ilv drml
Ull Hope Ot n lUlSSlUl immortality. Urcat
to rl.c ,.fflir.l!nn nf lior l.oroovoil Mnn.U Cor
tho decease of one of tho hoada of the fam
ily which is always au irreparable loss
but though they mourn, and deeply
mourn, it ia '' not without hope." Calmly
her ransomed spirit ascended to tho bosom
o her Saviour and her God :
llarkl they uhispcr I angels say,
Siitcr spirit, erine away;'
Lend, lend jour Mings, I mount, I fly,
O kmvu, wliero is Ihy victorv 1
O dcatli, where Is thy sting t"
In Dloomsburg, on Friday, tho 2fllh
inst., of Consumption, Mrs Ei.r.EN, wile
of John K. Girton, aged about .10 years.
To thoso who were intimately acquain
ted with tho deceased, a word of eulogy,
from a pen of a mortal, would seem, al
most liko a desecration of tho christian
character of tho deceased. In tho dis
pensation of God's providence, a hus
band and children havo lost a companion
and friend, that can he fupplied by no
earthly being and the Presbyterian church
a worthy member. Her patient endur-
' - 1
ancc, her godly conversation, her pious:
life, havo left behind her unmistakable
evidences of her acceptance with God,
and of her passage from scenes of sorrow
to thoso of joy and eternal happiness.
In Bloomsburg, on Saturday last, Henry
Albert, son of Casper J. Thomas, aged
about fl years.
This lovel) bud, so young and fair,
Ualleil hence by early doom,
Just came to show how sweit a flower,
lu Paradise could bloom.
At her residence In Fairmount township,
r lirornopniinlv nn ,TnniU.i T?.l,r,. 1 1,1,
i.uzcrnocouniy,onoionuay,ieuruary l.itli,
Mh. ALMIRA DoDSON, Wifo Of Silas Dod-
son, Esn , acod 08 years and i mouth.
' 1 ' h 3 ' mount.
In NeSCOpco township, I.uzerao COUntv.
February XSth, Mrs. Oathabink, wifo it
John N. Ziser, aged DO years, "1 months,
and 18 (lavs.
V"
In Salem township, February 18tli,
ase J. Hicii, aged l'Jycarsand 0 mouths,
' J.
Wat) SWucritecmciiisJ
Boat, Horse and Mule for Sale.
Jl'ninVi TUB nilucflbrrolTcri to ncll nt Pr.
filfeaualSgSvaHi Pjlc, between Hut tlnto and the
flnl of April. tl nijrtou nan open
n a 7vr a r 7 r A rn
,,,,,, .,J,mad, , r.fPy. together uiiii'o nonsn,
MUl.ll. anil IlicrcqulntclUtitrcirbrCanntniicratlonfl.
in- Annlv in tlin timlrritlirneil.
linonnc vansickci..
i:py.rc!S7, 1853
ASSIGNEES' NOTICE!
IV OT1CE Is hrrcliy Given tint ltcutii'ii Fjlirlnger anil
Nmlian llrrl.liafcli, AMlgneci ortleorpi! W. llrrld.
IkuIi, of Columbia county, lovn cxhilmcil anil filo.l la
the Court or Common l'lcns of rniil county, their ar.
fount nff nMlpner s an nfuri'Bllit. nnit Hint inlil nrennnt
will be allow fil by tnld court tit tile Mny Term tlmrrol,
lP.IS.unlc.4 cause In1 tlien tlicwu why cab! account
slioillil not bo allowed.
JACOII EYCRt.V,
lVb S7, 185S rrelAonolary.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of George Derr, deceased.
OTICll Is licrcby given to nit pernnm mlcrc-tteil,
Uerr. Into of Mailljoinowmlilp. In Coliinibln c-uniy,
,i,.crn.,i. imvo birn sranteii i.y tnc l!rslstir of Willi,
i. i i
lint lirtters tcslnmentorv on tlii ttnto nrdenrze
ol tlio nniil enmity, to Frederick llcrr. tit whom nit
account inurl be presented without delay, properly
uullicnticntcd for settlement,
. rrtnnnmcK iicitn
Madison twp., Feb 27, 18S3
F IJ IS Til O SALE.
WII.I. ho expo.eil to ViiliHc Halo, ot tho renlilence
ol the fiibscrlliir, In Ml HI in township, Columbia
county, on
Tuesday, the Dili of March,
Tho following valuable rcrsonal property, to wit:
Two Head of IJorses,
n -
FOUR YOUNG HEIFERS
-A TWO YBAKOI.U HUM,, TWO UUM1
suvun iii.au or sncur.
ALSO.
II ........ J. i. ........ I. 1. 1. ..... i. ..r
n.. O l.n.an Wlniwnn On.,,,. IH.,.n. 1,1 - ln.... I
f.t'riinn; 'ntfiiflK ' I
Sale to rummi'iire nt II) o'clock in the forenoon of
sai.i day. win. n .iiti niiiincc will be given nnilcnntlitiuns
inane nnuw , 11
J3IIN IIE39.
Minim twp., lba-, 1P.53
s 8 a a
!l!NTEllTAINM!iTS!
shew sessosiav
AND
NEW ATTRACTIONS ! !
rpnn "nLooMsiiuito dramatic institutr''
X WO'
ine a r
nuM rrmtpctfiillv nnnntinr.f thnt tlirtu ilrmltrn nlv
ing a rcond (I rand Serins of I'm he UtitcrloinmentR, at
tbu COURT IIOUSII, at llloonnburs, coniiiieiicliii
Wedncsitoy Ermine (lie lOlli of March,
Anil tn continue several cvrninen. Ainone other very
popular anil entertaining p)ny, they design exhibiting
inv ..ii'ui .iiorni uomi'siic lempcrnnco iirauin,
THE DRUNKARD,
or, The Fallen Saved.
Tho "Tocdles." r,ovo in Humlile Life," nml yevern!
other hiiiiiitnlilr ninl run provoking Comedies,
Uon't
tTJ I'ricu nl .tfmlF0ion. 15 cents. Tickets to be iiait
nt the Hook Htoro.
Tho Bloomsburg String Baud
Wilt up in aumdanee.
e. c CHEfGnRoean. kmc c i-carson.
OIIESKHKOUGII &. I'EMISON,
co.v.urssio.v MFjtcrr.i.vrs,
AND PEAL! US IX
FISH, CHEJJSi: AND I'KOVISIOXS,
NO. 5 NORTH WATER STltCCT,
Three daore above Market J
l'UILADCl.I'llIA
llavn conmnnlly on lianil on asioriment or UrteJ
nl I'lcklrU Tmli, &c, Ac.
Mackerel,
Salmon,
fliail.
CoiIiIbIi,
ricer,
l'ork.
I. anl,
II. 11119,
Biilcs,
Fhoiililrrsi
ChT'O,
HuHcr, A.c.
tVb !17, lf31
SAVING FUND,
pirn pku cca'7'. i.YTF.nr.sr.
NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST CO.
WmmWWJS-Si
f-ZtjSZ''1 v HP -S-izIZi
l&fjhSZ,, .i-H;2fs
'"SMSSSU - i-SsS"
walnut stiu;i:t, p w corn'uu or tiiiiu),
WliLAUCLlMIIA.
Incorporated by the State c Penneyhanla.
Jlonoy is rt rcived in any nini, larpe nr rmull,
interest paid from tlio Uuy of depueil to tho diy of
Wllllil'aw ii,
The ouVn Is onen evcrv tl iy from I o'clock in Iho
ninrninij lill 3 o'clock iu thn nlti'rnniiu, and uu .Monday
nnd Thursday cvontues lill H o'rlock.
IION, Hl'.N'ltV I. nuvNnit. PmUmt
RotifiiiT si:i,nuDan. me PrcMtnt.
WM. J. Pecd, sectitery
Hon. Ilemy I.. Urnncr,
lMwanl I,, ("nrtcr,
Kobert rirrlili.
f iniuel K. Ashtnil.
litltuu t UKS :
r. Cirrull llrewilcr,
Josi.pli 11. Itirry,
I'raurl- l.cn,
Josi-nh Yerkes.
C. Lanilri-th Muniis
Hi 1 ry )ill'.j:iilcrfli:r.
Minn y is received anil payment niudo daily without
notico.
Tho lnvestni'.nls urn made in KGA1. IISTATI".
.11()KTI!A(ll:-4, (iltOUNO ItllKTil, and nucli flr.l clJ.n
si eurities as the Ciiarta r rdiuires.
l'cha-, luis
V E W 3 51 BJ !
T7IIjI.bo exposed lasulet.y Public Vendue. ill tlio
shit). Culuinbi.i con nl ir. on
r.-.nui:iin! ui in.: iiubi;iiui.r, iu ui-iuiucr. lull
.Monday, first nf March,
Tho following tlceribeii person.11 nrope.ly, viz
TEN HEAD QV CATTLE,
rinti-ii .iiu.i.u i.wivn .Muv9zrrsr
Y), snvcN vouviiiiATTi.r. )Ni:i3?M
ftf-fi VUARMN(! IIO!t!Ri:OI,T,ono jTJ
Tintci: jiimiii cowa and
j ,7 ' ' V "t'l" rail ?"r' i .-T ' tl"uil"
"no r'led. Plows, narrows, cultivator, drain (.'radio
and 1 aiming utoiisns genrraily,
ai.o-a uod ihrcshiugMaciiino.ondvariousotiier
t"Halo to ronimeuiu nt 10 o'clock. V.M., of sniil
il.iy, when attendance will be given and terms made
known, by
JOHN U. UIUTERICK.
Pth 13, 183S
l'TJIJLia SALE
or
Valuable Real Eslate.
DV virtue of an Order ol tho Orphans" Court ol Co.
IJ Itiiiibla county, Isaac K. Krlckbauni, ttucutor of
Jonn Kline, dec d. will, on
Friday, lOtli !ay of March next,
' At " o'clock m tin forenoon, uptso to Punie sale.
'" lllu I'timlseS, ill Iho lown.li.p of llenton, ill tlio
ronntyof coiumLi.i ut tim ine r!idei,cc orihe M
1 "'etedclit, iho fillowiug Ileal Kitnle, vis.:
I . TRACT OF LAND.
T(ic WCJ cliJ o(.lhe ftr( aiIJuln, h,Mll) (lf Jmb iUU
' nn e011"1. the heirs of John Kline, dee'd, on His
, um,T 'wn,; -mml """. ...
i Forty-Thrco Acres and Five Perches,
Most orwhirhlstlinberhnil. A braurnof Uavcncretk
runs ihroueh ihe iJiul.aiid a
1 GOOD SAW-MILL,
u'Ugtu j.0 . i .? i
1 I 1 i j
MiT?&-l&9Xi&(7 IVOU) ilii iln Sle-vc Muttons. an)
23 iAifWSfew-CTisiiii Tr-era.VsS 1 1 ' '-""en' Car Drops, 2 50
" 1 SyM;!)wJsaSlfa flKlO l.ailieV JV.nl Card fihr, SOU
. fcilSf"r$i I l3,M10Umeo Jet or ora e I'm SOU
H, SlHSrf?BwirtlBI4?HB!llffl 2.-.0ul.n.l.,Taiiii.oSI,aluii.lKll.l.onrinF, U 00
UlO fe'aiSg&raSKJlKKfe 5UU0 Kelrnlje'. ll.ilm ni-liw riiiuor., SU
I, n Ki8iSSS'&".lHSlk I Sttf4,SS i$ liVANrl- NIIW UA'l'ALOGUi: contains all lli mo.t
"Cr tPfetfvi.6ft,Jfe1ffiAfTO ' popular lio.iK of the ilay.nnil Hie none.t pul.llrationi ,
i.,WU.J-flVUW wHl.l.'XC,t tSi - if.iTJ iillOiullirli . ill lin Uiil.l liiv ii, mi. 1. 1. .tn 1 nn.1 nl
SOLILOQUY.
THE KI2A.SOKS WHY
.T SHOULD BUY
William Hi, Hiclf ley's
C3
VXUmX. ItllUHCIiYES.
1 M. The Dor tor facing ti regularly educated Physician,
aid having in i Jo tlio inniiur.irttirin nr innltclfus n
Mu ily Tor I ho l.ni l. jenrf. has riicceurtfil by tho ohl of
lilj clic micnl Know ledgn tn compounding gome nr tho
most vnlualitu meitlclncs llm have ever been present
i cd lie for o thn tmbllc.
I 9il rhyrlcinng uhn nrn oppnpit tn tho worthless
prpp-irntloiu that nre floo ling thoconntrr, wo rccom
f inn fnl Dr IHrkley'p, ni Iho uily reliable nod uorihy
medicines or the hlml.
;M, Tlio tmmcrntis racommcinl.itlnn ilnllv rcfcivnl,
by Iho (loctor. hnt ii from ngnti nnit Individual, who
n-n itflnp them, ?Ulos he que Minn in the ruin tin of
(very InlHUsmt trader, thit )l lin tiretla good ttt.d
reliable nicdicinci, in buy Dr. ittcklry'it.
There It an old adairr ihit n jrotilHt liaili no honor
In his own country; but Dr. lJickly'B Family Medi
cines nrc an exception. Now let us Imvc Die proof,
find hear what acenls sav
Pl.OOMPBURn.
Dr, n.nanr Dear Fir t have juit received yours
oi thn 13tti. Your nmllrlnes havo given pen era I palls
faction, rcrsons usinj tbcm always call again lor
them.
Yours respectfully, JOHN K. MOYER Drvggitt
IlLnOMIDL-Rnt
I do hereby certify, that I havo tieen ariitng cewra!
preparations put ut by Dr. Win. M.HUMcy. of Dan
ville, Montour county, PnMaml find his Rose Pectoral
and Cream of Uamnhor to render vrry cencr.it intipfac
lion KrilUAIM .TAnrvggt
Da. XV. M. HirKLKY Dear (Mr: I received your
Mcdicino a few days a;o. As ynu wished to know
what MtJefartiui our inejirines lire giving, I will
only mid, 10 hr iu they have t en ucd in this iigli
horhnod. they have done more for llm relief of the af.
dieted than tiny other inedlclnu ever Introduced. Your
l- 1 1 II 1 II til 1 1 In T Ml H Wlln fitll II IT I I.l II CT ll . 1 1 t n k l n I II I I ii.BI
Kima reciorni. in tins ticignb 'tnooii, is considered a
nlftn. for Ilia n v nl lirr illarnan tvhirli wi nrn ufiliM In.
You can reit nssurctl your Mrihciue. arc wakening the
, f" ""! community, nnu eive cenerni Fntiaiamon.
" Yours, truly. ' J. J Mcll UNHY & Co., Berwick.
IlnvinK bcrn curnl nt u pain in my nrni. (similar to
Rheumatism) Inch tleprivrd mc of hr Iroo uso of it
far nbnul four ninnltH, by iifing one bottle of Cream or
Camphor, I wnulil rtnlu that I coiuirfer It the beat
rrmnly o( the kind 1 have ever used in my family, nml
I would freely itcomniciid it toothers with similar
affcftloni.
Yours, fpsptftfutlv. JONAS WOI.r,
Hush Township, Northumberland county,
grcat cunn.
Lots pf I 'out restored tc((& one bottle tf Ron rectorat
Mli HtiBan Wilt lock, of Kiieh towinhlp, Norihuni
bcrl.tud romity, for it number ol )ears nn invalid, in
th jrtir l:M', lust tlio lue nf licr voire from n srvcrc
colli tho contractediutter lrin(f n number of remedies
uiili no benefit, she was entirely restored by uking
nnr bottle of Kosc rcctornl, iiltar u Inch Hie lost tier
voice u'Min. f rum .1 frcrli cold he contrnctiMLnnd was
iiL'nln rr'(nrnd Itv Iho use nf nnother limtir ! lUc then
look four tiottles tut renci lien licr breast, from winch
sue ueriveti tite uiosi iiecior'u immhmh, nnu nas open 111
the cnjojiueiitot excellent health from that time u tho
pri'feut.
Tbu nbovn l 'fmtnt 1 ol.nlnrd fromTlr rurpel.ttirt
physician who uttemh-d tjer; aleo lirr mollipr. wbn
IhiTiku bIip w 011 Id not bo living at this time if it bml
not !( 11 for tliu Kone I'ccior.tl J ut 'Jj,
a inmost Mm a (J u i.outt i:r r ucts pv 'iu i: worm
Kll.l.tSC AO LINT.
Thomas fJibon. Mnensburs Moniour Co, bought
onlv ono linllle of Dr. Ilirkb'v' Wnriu Kl Mine AlmmiI.
j"hrch he pavft to ihn'c cliildrrn. ; To 11 rliild H
10 cniui yenrs u uos's, niyrnargeu nvrr ju'J inipi
wornii; child Hypirs with only one half tea spoonful (
cviicuntiMl over -3 worm allotetlier over 00 largo
wornn, with only 1 bottle, IrTmi :i children.
TIM'S i luablf medicine ire far eal' by P. I.ntr,
J.-lui R Moyer nnit (1, M. Itauburli, nioomiliurg ; J.
Ki'Biei c ('ti.. and (ri villus Itomboy, INpy; J. Mc
henry & Co and J. II. Hudson, lWwick ; Knhjni. Light
street; SIineiniik''r liucltlmin; Irondtb. Uranupvilhs
Mi)vilf, JiTiioyfiwii, Ridirsburc. fere no, Cabiuissa,
M.iiimlle, Mitillnvllle. and by Ftori'ki'eperi ifcuciallv
tlrranq lioitt the eouulry.
N1. It. Cull on the Agent nmt cdoi.pof Dr. Illcklf y'j?
Al'iinutrd lor 1 808. free B'lilK they coi tain remarkable
cure t'lT'-rle! by hii inuiticints.
ftbi.11. Id58.
SPLENDID GIFTS
A rn 4ag (J H E S T N U T S 1 It E ET.
I
t tllln tir.iiri.tr. .
The. Only Original Gift Book Slorc.
( (I. r.VANS woulil Inl.inn bin
ri"n.N nml tuo
nulilir.tliat In lin ri'iiioveit Ills Hlnr CJlll llook
Slorn &tiil rulili.lilre lion... to llio clili m'jil Hlore ill
, ISrown'i. Iron Ilili 1 itinsr. 43'l Clii'slliut t trei-t, two ilootii
Mielow futli. v lieru llio nurrliaser ol e.irli Look will
PMOIfe ono ot mi. 111110W1113 kiii. iniui-'ii hi ironi
C13, to 31C0, conk H'liia ol tlolil Watches, Jcvvi-lry, kc.
WORTH
aWPntont I:n(tliili Lover tion waicnrr
A.ji rotent Am lior iln ,
4110 Uiilirs' CoM Watches, IPk rn.es,
ono Silver Lever Watrhes, arrnnUil,
r.OQ I'orlor Tioiepieccs,
500 L'nmi o Pct, Car Drops aril l'lns,
JM I.a.lies" tlol.l llran'lilt.
5ootieut's Virr CliniiiK,
1000 (loli! I.ockcls, larso rix-;.
JOdO Oolit T.ockt'ts, em ill llm,
lOllllOo'il IVlicll t.'.-tri'S, Allll (lotil I'rnv,
10K) r.xUi ilulil Puts. t'ai.a nud lloliliis
ason tlolil iviciis LailiiV M
SlllO (10
5U 00
35 01)
15 Oil
10 tn
10 Oil
S3 to 12 on
10 00
.1 01)
3 01)
5 III
nun
2 5(1
1 511
I 01)
1 7.i
i 50
S.'illO 1 jiillea tlol.l reus. Willi uns"s
G.0 l.nlil Hints, l.tulies1
SWO (lenl's fluid Kings,
'.'''Oil I.nliog' Cold l!easl)ln ,
:u) M !(' Ii)M ilreasioiuii,
'Jim I'orkel Knives,
.VI
2000 S'Hs (lout's Jo I.l Cnsoin Studs
..ih-rsior.. Aro.,,niet,:c.1iaioB,,,r7,ii;0k7sr.,,tf,eT.;
bv appiicnuon lliiou8li the mail, by aililressini: U. 11
, i:VANH, 4LD Uhc.lnut stnel, l'liilartelpliia. Aeenis
h"!rJ " vc')' !" ' Uuilcd Hil.s. '1 hose
ilfslriii!; o in ucl cut olt.im lull n.irliciilars bv ud-
dressing .is nliuve
! N U. In ruiib,.ui.ncn of the money riiris. and nil.
incrous fnluri's, liio itibrrriber lias been ennbleil 10
piir-linse Iroui as.lii nees 1111 Imtni nsu stork ol books
j embracing every ileparlini-ut nl' lili-r.nuro at pricen
: Wllllll Will lIIUIIK J 1 1 It, ill jjivi
Ivc sitK) uorili of tlio alovu
gills on every SUHK) of bonks sold.
All "IN bunk, Willi a cift, will In- sent to each per
son otdi-riug TUN bonks tn bo sent 10 0110 address, by
Ctpross.
m-snNi) roit a catalogue,
Jan 30, IMS
SIIKIUFF'S SALES.
BV virtuo it a writ oliifrl f.ichs tome directed, wilt
be exposed to publir sale, ut Hie Cuilll llru(.e, in
l!lnoinl,urr, on Saturday, Hie Kllll day of Mjrdi,
Inst., nt 1 o'clock, I' Jl llio following K11.il Estate, to
All tint cenain lot or piece of land, situate in Jci
sc)lown, L'nluiiibi.i county, routaintng
Oiic-Foiirtli of an Acre,
.llurc or less, bouuiled on tho North by a road lesdins
Irooi uniil liiwn 10 .Millvil'e; on the Hniiih by lot ot
I ho widow IVnlllver , on llio llnst by Willlaui Barber,
and on tho West hy lot of Ncal .McCoy, whrienn aro
erritid a Two ?tory r'rauie Uellin- (louse, 0 slablo
i will I tie a linilrti 11:1 nrea
t'rizc.t t ikeii in usictltion nn thnroni rtv nf rhineaa
Wtlhvt r. ilrruaicd, in the liamW ol In administrator,
Neltou Welllvcr.
ALSO,
lly viUiu of several wiu venditioni npotasio mo
ilmcu-il will no sold, ut tlii name lime and place, all
tliat ctrialn loi ur nitre f hud, simnic in Ctipytown.
a uit towiiihlp, ColuintW county, containing in witllh
lluily ceven uui, Un Iti" frame moro or kii, and in
tfeptli ono Imndreil and fifty feet in urn or les, bounded
on ilio uorlliby nn alley, on tlic loutli by Main street
bfhdid tow a, an tlio can by lot of tlio Lutheran church,
and on the wthya lotuf I'rwiiBO.Bomboy, whereon
is cn-ctcd a TuuSiorv
Framo Dwelling Hou&c,
BtiiMe, with the Pppnr ten unci 8.
abtULil, nnd lakun in elocution as tlio property of
Jane Abliott. ilcroaFCd, in ihe hands of (I cargo V.
Abbott, Adiniuif tralor ol Jane Albolt. deccaecil,
AhfcO,
At t!io i-ame lime and place, nil that rcttaln lot or
pie to nf lair), sitnato in Wedjetown. Utmlock town
ship, Columbia county, containing
One-Fourth of an Acre,
He Iho samo more nr less, bounded on th North by on
alley, on tho West by a toad lending Irom Hloouihburs
lo Jerieylown, on the Sou'li JUit by a road; wlicicuu
b creeled a ono ami a half ttury
Frame Dwelling House,
A Trame Stable, a good Wtll o( Waler, with the op
purien nees.
Htiized.niid taken in excution ai the property of
Hallij Girton.
ALSO,
At the same time and place, nil ih.it certain two
roiitigumi tutu or niece of Lind, muaie in ibe borough,
ofUerwirk, Columbia comity, contain ing
Ono Acre,
Bo Iho c.iniB moro or leu, bounded on the Norlhcrn
side offronl itrcet ot said hi.ro uti.foi' Unruick, on (ho
Kail by n lot formerly of Kobert M Curdy on the Noilli
by Kecond atreei.ou the We by imutliur lot, iormeity
f Kobert M'Citttly, und on the H&ulli by Front mm,
bo ine toircihtr nlntv feet on 1'iunt iirect nnd r-x teud-
in; bark one hundred and eighty-one and one lull b et
'Mill. 1
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