Farmer's Department RAISING. TUllKEYS. Why is it that at least three out of four farmers do not succeed in raising turkey ? With all other poultry tlioy nro successful, but turkeys are nbntuloncd by most farm ers as too -uncertain and troublesome to bother with. Noav this is nil wrong for onco a person gels a knack of raising theso lino fowls, thw can raise just as manv as they ptea&c. So far ns I am concerned, I generally raise moro turkeys than I know vfhat lo do with, and I have turkoys now left over from last year, that will bo eaten as wo want them. Last winter wo fairly rcvollfd in roast turkey gavo quito a nuuibor away sold others, have some, be side tho breeders, still left. My plan of ruising 13 simple, and I will give it in as few words aa possible : First, I ncvor al low a turkoy to set until about tho middle of May. They will commence to lay early in April, but I take tlie.se eggs away as fast as laid, and keep them until they lay their second batch, which will bo finished about tho second or third week iu May. I then gave Lor some eighteen or twenty eggs, and let her set. Along about tho iniddlo of Juno she will bo off. I then take her, put her with her young on an old barn floor, or other out-building that is dry, and feed on curd and cracked corn. Curd is tho best for a continual feed, when tlo farmer has plenty; but cracked corn or coarse meal, mixed with lobbcred milk, will answer about cqua'ly as well. After thoy havo been in doors for two or three days, or long enough to get fairly on their logs for tho turkey is the weakest of nl fowls when young I let them out, pro viding tho weather is fine, and thero is no dew on tho grass. The great reason why peoplo cannot, or do not, raise tur keys, is because they turn them out ua soon hatched, and about tho first wetting thoy get thoy keel over and die. To suc ceed in railing turkeys, therefore, you must keep them dry until at least ten weeks old, when they will stand as much water as other fowls geeso and ducks accepted. Of course, thoy must be driven in every night, and on all occasions when a storm is threatening. Tho reader will at onco perceive thero is caroin all this, but when tfeur.nksgiviug and Christmas comes to say nothing of all tho Sunday roarts dur ing tho winter, our caro is lost in enjoy ment, and we come to tho conclusion that ''turlroys are worth raiding." Dollar Newspaper. PRESERVING FRUIT. Prof. Mapes Bays: ."If tomatoes arc slightly scalded and skinned, and put into bottles and these set into boiling water for a few minutes, aud corked and scaled, the fruit will keep as long as dceircd, and if eaten when first opened, will have the samo taste a when lirtt picked from tho vines." Our experience is this : Wc pick our tomatoes, wash and peql: tlieii boil slight ly and stir for fivG or ten minutes, so as to to sure to oxpcl all tho air ; then heat tho bottles and fill, corkinir up instantly. If not corked up at once, and when full, tho contents will settle, and lcavo a vacant space. Tho cork should bo a short one, and pushed down betow the level of tho top of the bottle ncek this filled up with molted scaling wax. This is our modo, We have never lost a bottle, nor had tho least change taken place in tho fruit. We havo kept it and generally do a year, or a year and a half, always with perfect success. We havo now a quart bottlo fiilled, which wo shall not break till next summer, when it will be two years old. We have no thought at all of its spoiling. Oyster cans arc equally good, only there will be a tin taste not agreeable. In this process tho heat drives out the air, and the glass kcops it out. This pre serves tho fruit. II ut there is some fruit that will not preserve, on account of the fixed air in it. Plums are of this nature. Pears, on the other baud, are readily preserved. Thero is anothor way to prcsorvo fruit, tho air pump. Pump out tha air, and your fruit is safe, regardless of tho vacu urn in the vessel. Fruit may bo preserved with or without sugar; but it should nev er bo boiled with sugar. Iioil first, then apply tho sugar ; or, boat your syrup, and pour over your fruit. This leaves the tasto of the fruit distinct. Ono thing more ; use only tho purest and best refin ed sugar sugar without taste, for what ever odor or flavor thero is, goes into tho fruit, and will bo tailed. HAPPINESS. In tho constitution both of our mind and our body,cvrythiugmustgoon right, and harmonize well to gcthcr to mako us happy. Rut should one thing go wrong, that is quite enough to make ad misscrable ; and, although the joys of ibis world arc vaiu and bhort yet its sorrows are real and lasting ; for I will show you a ton of por feet paiu with greater ease than one ounce of ploasurc. Aud he knows little of him self, or of tho world, who docs not tbiuk it sufficient happiness lo be fice from soirow, therefore, give a wiso man Jjeath, and ho will give himself every other thing. Millers Store. Fit EMI IrRIVAL of Spring & Summer 'Pill! subscriber has Just returned from llio Cities -L with another largt nml salcct nssortmct of Spring- and Summer ools, ntirchasod nt Phllndclnhln. nt tho totvost flturo. nnj which they nro determined to tell on n moderate terms nt rnn bo procured clscwhcro in liioomtuurg. ins stork comprises ladies' ntthss noons, of cholc-st styles nnd tfttet fashion, uur (toons, am anocr.nii's. It HWIVAHK QWifcWW, cedaii n:mr hollow ware mow, mils, uoom .y shoes HATS CAPS. &e c ., In short everything usunlly kept In country floret o which ho Invito the public generally, Tho lllghcslptico paid for country produce. S. II. MILLER. llloomsburg, April 18, 1FC3. FOR EVERY BODY. TERMS CA Sir OR PROD UCE. Just come toC and W Krcamer's Store, In Jersey town, Pa. where you wllittnd all kind's of Dry Ooods: sucu as Ladies Dress Goods, Prints, Muslins, Ginghams, Flannels, llaiscry, Shawls &.o, Grocerios. Qnccnswaro, Hardware Cedarwaro, Tin -ware, And Drugs. Fish, Meat, Salt, Flour, Tobacco, Segars, ITati, Caps, Roots, fc Shoes, IRON AND NAILS. In short, everything thntls generally kept Inn csun t ry store, Wo will sell you goods at fair prices and take all kinds of produce ns pay such as lluttcr, Eggs, drain, Lumber, Shingles, Uuk plnuk,nud in fact anything that nny body else w ill buy nnd sell aschcap at can ho sold In tho cuuntry. We will not be undersold by Jew or Ueullos, Come then ono and all, judgo for your selves. Bring your trade, but don't ask for trust. C & W KREAMER. Jerseytown, May 2, 1803. SAPONIFIER o ti CONCENTRATED LYE, THE FM1LY SOAP MAKER. Till', public ir cautioned against lh spurious artic les oflyo for making soap,&c. now offered for sale. The only genuine and patented lye is that made by the Pennsylvania Bait manufacturing company, ihcirtrndu murk for il being "Saponificr or cunccntrated lyc." Tho great success of this articlu has led uuprincipaled parties to endeavor to imitate it, in violation of the Company's patent. All maoutacttircrs, hujersor sellars of tha spurious lyes, are hirtby uotitieil that the company have em ployed as their Attorneys, George Harding. Esq., of l'hila., and William Bakewcll, Esq., of Pituburg. And that all manufacturers, users or sellers of lye, in violation of ihe rights of the Company, will bo pros ccutcd at once. or concentrated lye, is for sale by nil Draggists, Gro cers and Country Stores. TAKE NOTICE! The United States Circuit Court, Western district of I'eniisjlvania, No. 1 of May term, ill 1CI2, iu suit of the Pennsylvania salt munufaituring company, Vb. 1 hoi. G, Chase decreed to the Cotrpany on November 15, lt-G'2, tho Exclusive right granted by a patentovvnd by them for tho Saponlllcr. Patent dated October 21, lcJIi. Perpetual injunction awarded. THE PENNSYLVANIA SALLIF liMltWAGrailEl m OFFICI5S:. 127 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pitt St, and Duquousc Way, Pittsburg. May 2, l03,-3m. PHILADELPHIA. PAPER HANGTNGS HOWELL & IlOUUKi;. Corner Fourth und Market Streets. Philadclphia.haxo nuw iu Mock, a fine variety of WA1. I. PAPERS, Got up expessly for their Spring Trade. WINDOW PAPER OF EVHIIY G HAD 11, o which they iHvitp the attention of .Storekeepers, E7 In their rctallepartment, will be found tho choicest styles of tho don. March 7 ldtiS 3 mns.sca SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SALF. Pittsburgh Commercial College. Illnghamptin " ' Crittenden's " Plillsdolphia. Htrulton, llryant Sc Co.. " TbesB Scrips, are innmounts of 15 and $30 nnd arc is so much cash, by the Student on entring either ofth t nbovo Colleges. Young mdn desiring toolitain nliuisl' cd Collegiate Educatinn, will hero find ngood specula tion by applying at tho oflicu of tho Nov. 1. 1002. COLUMIHA DEMOCRAT. TINWARE & STOVE SHOP. T HE undersigned respectfully informs his old friend and customers, that he has nurrliaanl l,u i.r, merest iu the above etfilililimnni.ii,i,iil,,. hereafter bo conducted by himself exclusively. jf, He has Just received and odors Tor sale, the larg-,3-SJ et mid most extensive assortment of FANCY sxmtl STOVES ever intrndureil ititn (hi. nm.lr,,. Ills stock consists of u complete assortment of nr. 1 1, turning unci parlor stoves in me market, togeth er with StoYH Fixtures of every description, Oven and lox Stoves, F.ndiatora, Cyllndar Stoves, Cast Iron Air Tight stoves, Cannon Stoves, tec, &c. Stovepipe und Tinwaro constantly on hand and manufactured to order. All kinds ot repairing done, ns usual, on short notice. The patronago of old friends and new cusloni'irs re npcttully solicited. A. M. UUPEUT. Dloonibburg, November 3d 1EC0. If. THE DISEASES OF ERROR. ( Lcs Maladies tVErrmr.) I JOHN II. OGDEN, M. D author and I publisher of the above work, do hereby promise & M agree to bcnilfreu of charge tnnnv vnnn,, m,, i.n will write for it, ncopv for perusal. Tim proper study of mankind is Mav. This valuable work is issued Ac sent f"r'h for ihe bcnellt of suffering humanity, it trat in simple language on nil tho diseases of llrior, inrlu. ding semiuul weukness, Nervous debility, indigestion Melancholy, Insanity, Wasting decay, Impotcney, &c. Giving mfo. speedy, ond rlleclunl piescriptiong for their permanent cure, together with much vulvuble in. formation. All who luvor mo with u desirij to read my wuik shall receive a sample copy by return mail, free of cnarge, Address JDllVn. OGDEN, M. D. No CO Nassau St., N. Y. May 23, ieC3-3m. BLOOMSBURG SKYLIGHT rpilE undersigned informs llio citizens of niooin, JL aud neighborhood, that ho has taken the largo room iu the Eichungo Mock, extending over Messis, Klouer & Pox's I'okery, aud the lloukstoro where he has put iu a largo Sk)ligl I, It is unit by Skylight that good pic ures can boti en especially groups where each person tin bo tukcnj m u well as separate, Holiasgou to consideialdo cxpensa to make his es ahlikhment. first class one, and ho threforo solicits a bcralpatro ago to enable liim, to constantly introduce tliMtiinilA n ni'.lll.tlt.ril, n.t U7" Com produco token in Exchango for plcturos HE.N'KY UOriENSTOCK. Illoouikbnrg, Nov, S3 lfOl, (Nov. 0 'i2 WILLIAM O. PERRY, BOOK-SELLER, Stationer, Book-1 binders, Illank book manufacturer, and Dealer iu Impolted and American Stallonery. 1 Soulli West cor. -Ith It Race Hi,. Philadelphia, i persons vulling the city, or sending orders will do well Iu taken ineinnrauduui of tho above Address. Tho stock is large and well assorted, 'rices Lou, moTooRAru AisoMs, ceiling from bUclstoj.'i each. Thcn-oweit etyles uud largest assortment In tho City ill., i. DiAiiiiir ii. I Mm. Is, PliKKl , Pllbllhhor, , f W cor llh So Race sir , Philadelphia VATR1 FOR THE CONSTITUTION AND THE FOR DIABETES AND DISEASES OF Till! Thtie Dangcrcut and TroutUtcmt Diltnlc), uhkhhavs tku far Heiitled the bat directed Treatment tan be Cimpletily Controlled by the llEMEDYnou btforcuil THE CUIIAT1VE properties of tho mcdlrlno dliect themselves to the or gans uf secretion, nnd by so uttering tho condition of the stomach ami liver that tho starchy principle sfthe food is not converted Into sugar solotig ns tho system is under tha Intluenco of tho CONSTITUTION WATEU, which give those organs time to rerovor their keallhy tone and vigor. Wo aro ablo to state that the Conntitu-, tion Water has cured every case of Diabetes In which It has been given, STONE IN THE IlLADDFIt, CALCULUS, OIIAVEI. 1I11IUK DUST DEPOSIT. AND MUCOUS OR MILKY DISCIIAIIC1E3 AFTER UI1INAT1NO, Diseases occurlng from ono nnd tho same cause will bn entirely cured by the Constitution Watar, iftakcu foi any length of time. The dose should vary with tho severity of I ho disease, from twenty drops to a ten spoonful Ihreetlmes n day, in water. During the pas sagnnrtlio Calculus, tho pain and urgent srmptoms should be combated with tho proper remedies, then followed up w ith tho Constitution Water, as above di rected. DYSM CN'Onn AU'.A, OR PAINFULL MENSTRUA TION, AND IN MENORRHAGIA OR FKOFUSE FLOWING, lloth diseases arising from n faulty secretion of tno lncnstiuiil lluld In tho one case being too little, nnd accompanied by severe pain J nnj tho other n toopro fuse secretion, which will bo speedily cured by the Constitution Water. That disease known ns FALLING Or THE WOMD. which Is tha result of a relaxation of tho ligaments of Hint organ, and Is known by n scliseof heaviness and dragging pains in the back nnd sides, nnd nt times no roinpniied by sharp lac dialing or shooting pains through the parts, will, inall cases, bo removed bytheincdlcluc. Th re i another class of symptoms nri'ing from IR RITATION OP Till! WOMB, which physicians call Nervousness, w hich word covers up uiiirli ignorance, and iu tiinetases outof ten the doctor docs not really know whether the symptoms are tho disease, or the dlseaso the symptoms. Wo can only enumerate them here. I speak more particularly of Cold Feet, Palpita tion iu the Heart, Impared Memory, Wakefulness.Pl.nh cs of Heat Languor, Lassitude, und Dimness of Vision, SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION. Which ill the unmarried female is n constant recurring disease, mid through neglect the Beeds of moro grave and dangerous maladies aro the reuitl; and as month after month passes without an effort being made to as sist iiaturo, tho suppression becomes chronic, ihe pa tient gradually looses her appetite, llio bowels lire constipated, night sweats como on, and ccmumptiun final Iv ends her career. LEUCORIUEA OU WHITES. This disease depends upon an luflamatlon ofmucous lining oftnu vagina and womb. It is in nil cases ac companied by severe pain iu tho back, nccross tho bowels and through tho hips. A tenspoonful of the medicine may bo taken throe times n day, with an in jection of a tabb-spoonful of the medirlmc, mixed witii ahaif.piut of soft water, morning and evening, IRRITATION or THE NECK OF THE J1LADDER. INFLAMATION OF THE KIDNEYS AND CA TARRH OF THE nLADDEIt, STRANGURY AND I11JRN1NG OR PAINFUL URINATING. Per thescdrsenses it Istrulyn sovereign remedy, and too much cannot ho said in its praise. A singlcoeshas been know lo relive the ino-t urgent syploms. Are you troubled with that distressing pain iu the small of the back and through the hips? A teaspoonful a day of Constitution Water will relievo you like magic, FOR DYSPEPSIA, 11 lias no equal in relieving Hie Most distressing snip toms. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid Stomach Vom iilug Food, A.c. Taken teaspoonful after dinner The dose iu all eases may be increased if desired, but should bo done gradually. PHYSICIANS Have long since giveu up tho use of buchu, cubebsnnd juniper iu tho treatment of these diseases, and only use them for want of a better remedy. CONSTITUTION WATER Has proved itself oqual to tho tusk that has devolved upon it. DIURETICS Irritate and drench tho kidneys, nnd by constant use soon lead to chronic dvgcticruliuH and coiflrincd dis ease. Read. Read. Read. Danvillf, Pa., JuneS l?fi2. Dr. Wm. II. Greoo Daer ir: In I'tbiiary. ItUl, I was ntllicied with the sugar diabetes, and for five mouths 1 passed more than two gallons of water In twenty-four hours, I was obliged to get up as often ten or twelve times during ths night, mid in five months I lost nbout tifty pounds iu wiigth. Hunting the month of July lfcUl, 1 procured two bottles of Constitution Water and in twodays after iibing it I experienced relief, and after taking two bottles I was entirely cured, soon after regaining my usual good health. Yours truly. J. V. L DE WITT. Uoston Corners, N. Y Dec. 27, 1SGI. Wm. II. Gregg ft Co.- Gents. I freely givo you liberty to make ue of the followingcirtiflcatuofthe valuo of Constitution Wa ter, winch 1 can reccommeiid in the highest manner. My wife, who was attacked with pain in tho shoul ders, wholu length of the back, and iu her limbs, with Palpitation oftho heart, attended w ith Falling of the Womb, Dysmeiiorihoea. und "Irritation of tho Iliad der," I called n physician, who attended Iter about three months, when ho left her worse than he found her, 1 then employed ono of tho best physicians I could llnd, whuutleiided her for about nine months, and while she was under his caro she did not sutler quito as much pain ; ho finally gave her up and said : "her case was Incurable," Fur, said lie,"ehu was such a combination Vf complaints, that medicine given fur one operates dgalust some other of her difficulties." About tills tunc she commenced to uso CoNsriiunis Wat tit, and toour utter astonishment, almost tho first doso seemed to have tho dsircd elt'ect, and she kept on improving rapidly uyder its treatment, nnd now super intends en'irely her domestic all'airs. Shohns notta ken any of tlioCos-riurios Watkk for about four weeks and wo nro happy to say that it has produced u perma nent cure. W.M. M. VAN UENSCHOTCN. Miluord, Conk.. Nov, 13, 1G1. DR. Wm. ILGnean; Dear ir have for several years been nlllicleH with that Innublesoiiieand dangerous disentu Gravel, w hich resisted ml remedies and doctors, until I took CossTiruTioNAL WATtit, and you may be assured that I was pleased Willi tho result. Ithascntirely cured me nnd you may make any uso of my name you may soo fit iu regare to the medicine, as I have entire confidence in its clntucy. Yours truly, PONDSPRONG, THESE ARE TACTS ENOUGH There is uoclass of diseases lliut produco such ox banning eU'ertb upon tho human constitution as Dia betes aud diseases oftho Kidneys, lllndderaud Urina ry Passages, nnd through a false modesty they are neg lected until they are snnrivauccd as to bo beyond tho control of ordinary remedial, and wo present tho - CONSTITUTION WATER To the public with tho convn lion that it has nocqnal in relieving tho class of diseases for which it has been found so eminently successful in curing; and wo trust that wo ;liall bo rewarded in our efforts in placing so valuable remedy in a form to meet llio requirements of patient and physician, FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGOISTS. PRICE SI, W.M. II. GEORGE fc CO,, Proprietors. .Morgan U Allen, General Agents, No. -IU Cliff Bf, New York, Sept. 8U, lb'C-J, 5,, EVANS & WATSON 1U11 llllViti'n c . m,,, , MS) MOVED to Ab. lu &utr 'ourtA :ftfi Street. MilaielMa. havu nn and n large uisortment of Fire Thief proof Salamander Safes. Iso, iron doors, for banks nml makes of locks equal lo any inado in the United States. Fire Safei in one Jin. All came out right; uflA eon tent in pood condition, Tha Salamander Safes of Plilladclnhla aealmt tbn world, EVANS & WATSON, havo Ind the surest demobtratiou In the following rer lificat' U.ut their manufacture of Salamander Safes (ha nt length fully warranted the representations which havo been inado of them ns rendering an undoubted secuiity against the terrific element. Philadelphia April 12. lsiC. Metre r.rane A Wateon; Gentlemen It affords ui the highest satisfaction to etulu , to you, that owing l) tho very nrotectivo qualitua of tno of the Salamander, Safes which we purchased of )u somo flvn mouth since wo saved a large portion of jewelry, and all our books, ke. exposed lo llio ciilauiiiiuus.iiioiiillaiislead place on tho morning oftho lllh in. I.. When wo reftVrt (hat these safes wera located ill Ihe fourth siory of the building wo occupied and that they fell subsequently intoa heap of burning ruins, whera Ihe vast concentration of the lient caused Ihe brass plates to melt, wo cannot but regard Ihe preservation of their vol utible contents as mot convincing proof of the great se curity afforded by your sales, Wo shall teke ureal Dleasuraiu iscommendina thcni ,nc" 01 u7.V.n,.'l,5,,',l &n.iWa ,n,.,J1m? t.LOHOb SIMMONS 4c 11110.. Jtililc-i, tLT-Thcy havu 4ince purchased six largo SafeH. July SI, 1PHJ f August 20, 16i-i gen MGMBfiti Wmh i iriiHE Proprietor of this well. known nnd contrally loca X ted House, tho ExcitXNur IIotcL, situate on Mai, I Street, In llloomsburg, linmciilalrly sppusito tho Cotuin bin County Court House, rcspcctlully Informs his friends and the public in general, that his llouso Is now In or der for llio reception itndcntcrtniumcnt of travelers who I may feci disposed to favnrlt with their custom. Ha has spared no ctpenso In prcpatlui' tho F.xritANur, for the I entertainment of his guests, neither shall thero bo any. , thing wanting (on his part) to minister to their personal comfort. Ills houso is spacious and enjoys an excellent business location, , Omnibuses run at all time, between Ilia Exchango Hotel nnd tho various Kill lluuil depots, by which truv clcrs will bo pleasantly convey .1 to nnd from tho re spective Stations in duo tlmo to meet tha Care. M, II. KUU.NH. Moomsbiirg, July 7, 1BC0. 5.000 Ur.tMS writing Paper,! I. Iildlnir of note. Loiter Fool, cap, Sermon, Hill, & Dra lug papers selling at Law micas for cash. Win. G. PF l!RY, Stationary. 8. W.cor -Hi' V Race Philadelphia. rpilEunderslgn-'iris nfso extensively engaged 1 is the Undertaking lluxtntie. nnd keenscoiihtantlv on hand nd for solo nt his Warcrooms, a largo nssoitmcnt of FINISHED ,-3) COFFINS, lly which ho is ennbleil to Hit orders on nresentatlon Also Keeps a good Horse and Hearso, nnct will at nl times bo ready to attend Fuuerels. SI.11UN v. Bill VI,. WooiiKbi'rg, January 2D, 1850 LARGE ARIUfAL OF New Sprii)g& Summer AT PETER ENT'S STORE, I.V LIOIT STltr.F.T, COLUMBIA COU.VTV, VA, HAS Jiiil received from Plnladelphia, and is now opening ut tho old stand lnu'y occupied by Marts Sc Ent, u spieudid nssortmenl of which will bo sold cheap lor CASH Oil COUNTRY PRODUCE. Ills stockconslstsof Ladies Dress Goods choicest styles and latest fashions Calicos, Muslins, Ginghams, Flanncla, CarpuU, Shawls, Ilosiorj', Silks, READY MADE (. LOTHING. Cassimures, Satinets, Cotlonadca, Kontucl?y Jeans, Thread, ka. Groceries, Queenswarij, Ccdarwarc, Hard w nro, Mcdicinss, Drups, Oils, Paints, &c. BOOTS & SHOES. HATS & CAPS. In slmn nrery thing twunhy kept in n country store Tho patronage of old friends, and Ihe public general ly, is respectfully solicited, The highest market price paid for country produce. PETER ENT. Light Street, May 30, 1803. . .4vhcat i FRESH ARRIVA . -OP- rl -FOR EVERYBODY THE undersigned, grateful for pa ngc, rcspec fully informs his custuuu rs nnd lln publkgciierally that he has just received from tho Euatcrue cities, in largest and most select slock of Spring and Smirmer, That has yd been opened in llloomsburg, tn which he invites thu attention of his friends, and assures them thai they aro ollVrcd for sale nt great bargains. His Stock comprises a largo assortment of GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL, Consisting ot Fasiiionaule Dress Coats, of every des criplion; Pants, Vests, Shins, Cravats Slocks, Cotton Handkerchief, Cloves, Susiieuders, Uc. GOLD WATCHES AND .JEWEL11Y, Of ovnry description, lino and cheap. N. II. Remember " Louenberg'n Cheap Emporium.' call and see. No charge for cxaining (iuods. DAVID LOWENIIERfl Dloomshiirg, March 3. 16GX (June IdaU.J Lackaw.-iiniii & Rloomsburg Railroad ON AND AFTER APRIL 20. 1503, PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS: MOVING SOUT II. Vaeeenger. Aceom, Leave Pcranton, 5 30 A. M. 11.00 A. M " Kingston IUU Arrive 12.30 P M llloomsburg 8,50 " Rupert, 8.55 " Danville, II.2J A .11 Arrive nt Northumberland, 0.55 MOVING NORTH Lcavo Northumberland, 4.30 P.M. " Danville, 3.10 " Rupert, 5.45 11 llloomsburg 5.50 " Kingston, B.05 1.41 p. j Arrive at Bcranton, 0.10 P. .M, 3.:jo A Passenger Train nlsolcnves Kingston at iV.'O A. JI for Scranton, to connect with train for Now York. Re turning, leaves Scrautou on arrival of Train from New York at l.'.'O P. M. Tho Lackawanna anil llloomsburg Railroad connects with tho Delawnro, Lackawanna nnd Wi nu'ru Railroad nt Scranton. for New York and intermediate nohii u.i At Rupert il connects with the CattawlssaKaiiroad.fort points ouui east aim wesiurriv nig ar 1 iiiiaueipiua at 7.00 P.M. At Northumberland it connects with the Philadelphia & Elicit. ll.iiudN.r R. II. for points west and south Piissongers airiving at llarriburg 4 50 P M. ; I'lul udclphiu 10 P. AL, Multiinoru 10.211 P. .M, GEO. II. IIUNT,Sir't J. C. Wells, (7(a'( -llektt AgenX. Kingston April IB. lcl.:i. HI J, Eloamsburg, Columbia County, Penna, 5LASDODSON, Proprietor. rpakesplcasuro in announcing to the public that he J has taken and thoroughly refitted Ihu Purls llulel fcrmtrly occupied by Robert Hogeiibiich, llloomsburg, aud is prepared to accomodate! travellers, teamsters, drovers and boarders. IKs table will ho supplied with best products tho marki ts utford, and his liar will bo constantly furnished w ith the choicest liquors, t7"A large nnd coininoJInu. stiiblo has been erected, with n cenvenient ttablo nttached. Attentive ostlers will ulwovs bo iu nttenHaiico, and lie trusts his obliging attriitiou to customeis will secure him a liberal iharot f patronage: tiloomeburg, Pa., Nov. 20, IScU, BLA.NKSI BLANKS! 1 Of every description, for sale at tbisoffio v--v.:m :i , iwn.' r .t' E C O N O M Y Jj3 JrV E, A L T H . CURE YOUR COUGH FOR 10 CENTS The best mil cheapest Household rcmtily in the World, MADAMH ZADOO l'OtlTEIt's MADAME ZADUO TCU' TER'S Curative llalsnm la warranted If used cccording lo tho directions, lo euro In nil cases Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Asthma and all affections of the throat and Ldngs. Madame Zadoc potter's Pnlsam Is prepared with all tho requisite skill, from a cemblnntioii of the best rem edies the vegctablo klnndom affords, its remedial quali ties nrc bared on lis power to assist llio healthy circu lation nf tho blond, through tho Lungs. It is not n vio. lent remedy, but cniollent wanning, searching nnd elT cctlvn; can bo taken by thn oldest person or tho young est child. Mniliin'ndor. Porter's bill. sam lias been In uso by the nubile for otcr 18 years, nnd has ncqrired its present salo .Imply by being recommen ded by those who havo used It to their atlllctcd friends and others. Mot Important, Mndaino Zailoc Porter's Curntlvo llalsnm is sold nl a price which brings it In the reach of every ono to keep it convenient for uso. Tiro trine ly use of a sluglcbotllo will prove to bo worth 100 limes Its cost. NOTICE. Save your money I Do not bo persuaded to purchase nrticles at Is to $1 which do not contain tho virtues of n lllccut bottlo of Madame Porter's Cu rative llalsnm, tho cosl of manufacturing which is ns great as nlmnt any other mcdlclno j ami tho very low prece af which ft is sold, makes tli'v profit to the sell. or nppa. intly small, nn'd u'nptlnelpalcd dealers wl sometimes recommend other medicines nn winch their profits nrc larger, unless the customers insist upon bavlny Madamo Porter's nnd none other. Ask for Mndnmu Porter's Curative llnlsam. prico 13 cents, and u large bottles nt 15 oeuts, nnd take no other. (C7Sold by nil l)ruggitsnnd Storckccpcrcat 13 eta. fti.4 In larger bntllex ui cents. HALL & RUCKLE, Pr prlelors, New York1. January 21. 1S03. WES'B'KircN MOTET;, Nos. 0,11,13, 15, 17 Courtlaudt Street, NEAR IIROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY. This old-cstablihed nnd favorite resort of the Rusl ness Community has been recently refitted, ond is com plete in everything that can minister to the comforts of its patrons Ladies and families are specially und tare fully provided for. It Is centrally located in tho bu'lness part of the city, and is contiguous to the principal lines of steamboats, cars, omiilbusscs ferries, &c. In consequence of thenrossurc caused by tho Rebel lion, prices have been reduced to One Dollar rt d fifty C eitls per Day, 'I lie table is amply supplied with all the luxuries of the season, mid is equal to that of any other hotel iu the country. Amplu accommodations aro offered for upward of 1M) guests. Ky Do not heliove runners. hacknien, nnd others who may say "tho Western HolH is full." I). D. WINCHESTER, Proprietor. THO. D. WINCHESTER. Feb. 13, 18CJ. 'J he New ommcrcitd Jlitidings arc loctt lei opposite Court House, corner of Court and Chenango Streets. Tins College is in no way connected Willi any other Ill'titUtiOll. The energies of tliu entire Faculty are exclusively de voted totliii. Thodcsigu ufthis Institution isto nfford to Young Men an opportunity for nc-pilring a Thorough I'ractieal fluiitnces Education TlmUooks and 1'orms nro carefully arranged by Practical Accountants, expressly for this Institution, and Ihe course of Instruction is audi tncuuiliino Theo ry and Practice. COLLEGIATE COURSE. This Course embraces Hook-Keeping ju all its de partments, Peiiiiuiausliip, Commercial Uithnictic, 11ns iness Coircpponilence. CnmincrLial Law, Political Ecoii oniv, Commercial Ethics, Partnership settlements, lie tcrting Counterfeited and nltared Hank-Notes, &c. '1 ho Spencerinn Svstein of Peiuim.-ini-hip is taught in nil its varieties, by the most K i 1 1 1 tt I mai-tersof tho art. The iiooK-Keeping iii-partnii'iii is under Ihu special supervision and instruction of the Principal, D. rlion ul 1 in rrinrin:, . 11 vv- LOW ELL,. GENERAL INFORMATION. Students can enter at nny time; no vacation. Usual lime to complete the Course, fromOto 12 weeks. Assis tance rendered to graduates in procuring situations. Graduates are presented with an elegantly engraved Di ploma. " For catalogue of TO pages, specimens of penman niiin. Ilk., enclose two letter stamps, and address D. W. LOWELL, Principal. August 30, 1602. May 3, 18G2 12m, CHIT T E N D E N ' S iMiiL,n)i:i,nii.v ommehcial. COLLEGE, N. E. come? uj 1th and Chestnut Streets PHILADELPHIA. This Instiu'tiov, which was established in 1844, nnd is now consequently in the eighteenth year uf its exist ence, uumbcrsnmong its graduates, hundreds of thu mostsiicccssful Merchants nml llusilicss Men of our Country. The Object of the Institution isscdely tonfiordyoung men facilities for thorough preparationfor business. Tup. Uranciies Tii-mrrare, Jlook-heeping, ns applica ble lo tho various departments nf trade; Penmanehip, both plain and ornamental ; Commercial lato. Mathe matics, Jfacigation Civil Engineering, Drawing, I hon. ogarphy, and Modern lAngnogcs. Ttk System ok Instrcctios Is peculiar i no classes or set letnns aro made ilc of, but each student is taught Individually, so that lie may commence nt any time, nnd attend ut whatever hoursarc most convenient. Catalogues arcissucd aeoi7infter the 15th of April containing uniiios of tho studeutsfnr tho year, and full particulars of term". See., and may bo obtained at any time by addresing the Principal. In Extensive Accommoucho;,s, widespread reputation and tho lengthy ciperiente of ihe Principal, this Institu tion oilers facilities superior toany other in tho coun try, foryoung men wishing lonrcimro for business. and toobtain at the samo time x uirLOMt, itai'ca tcili prorea recommendation for them the in to any Merchan tile House, C7"Critendes's Serire of Treatises on Rook-Keep. ino. now noro widelycirculatedthaii any other work on the subject, nro for sale at the College. S. HODGES CRITTENDEN, Allcrntyat-I.au:, Principal: Jan. 23-1602 J Sin. NATIONAL COaniEUQAL COLLEGES LOCATED IN PHILADELPHIA, s.H.cciiNEiirrn and chestnut sts., AW York City, Brooklyn, Albany, Troy llvjjalo. Detroit, Ucviland, Chicago, and St. Louis. nook-keeping, Penmanship, Commercial Arithinetit Commercial Law, Forms, Correspondence, &e piuct cally taught. '1 Jiesfl Colleges being under the samo general and lo cal mnnngeiiient, and iinitinj iu each the udvantago of all, nifer greater facilities for imparting Instrucil than any other similar institution iu the country. A Scholarship issued by any ono is good iu all fci n unlimited time. Tho Philadelphia College lias been recently enlait and refurnished iu n superior manner, and is uowfi I largest and inuvt prosperous Commercial Institution H thu State llryant & Strnttnn's series of Text Hooks, cmbrnc Hook. keeping, Commercial Arithmetic, and Coiiimcr Law, for salo, and sent by mail, sy Forfull particulars send for n circular. October IH, l3oa-.12m. ( Opposite Inueenuente. Hall,) CIIEST.NU'I STREET ,11 ET WEEN Pll'TII &SIXTII. PHILADELPHIA. WY ATT Si IIEULINOS, Proprittore. November 30, leCI. March 13, IH56 DISSOLUTION. Tho partnership heretofore existing between tho un dersigned, in tho .Mercantile llusmess, was dissolved upon tho 1st day of April, 1B03, by mutual consent. All persons indebted to the lato firm, am requested to iiiuke early seltlemont. The books are In tha hands of F. U, Eyer, tho Store, 8, II, MlLLER, I. C, EVER Dloomtburg, April IP, I8fi3.-3m. , LOOK IMS!' IF YOU WANT T013UYYOUU , Cheap Spring Goods, GO TO Creases Store, to I-lglil Street, Pa. ALL KINDS OP OOODS I CAL10OE, MUSLINS, SILKS, GINGHAM, FLANNELS, CARPETS, HOSIERY, SHAWLS, Heady -Mad o Clothing Sugars, Molassrjfl fcivrups, Coffees, Teas, Fish, Salt, Bacon, Hams, Lard, Tobacco, Scgars, Hats, Root", Caps, Shoes, Drugs, Oils, Paints, kti.t&o, In addllon fo our largs stock of Dry Goods, wc havo f largo nnd full assortment of Ready Made Clothing nor Men and Hoys wear which we nro determined to sell cheaper thin can bo bought elsewhere. Call and see, aud Judgo for yourselves. II, W, CREASY k CO. Light Street, March 1, 1SG3. WAR PRICES OVER 1 SECOND ARRIVAL 61 AT THE STORE OP J J. BR0WER RLOOMS15URG, PA. Who has Just received, and Is now opening a prime stock of New floods fiom the Eastern markets, which will bo sold low for'rutli'or' produce, 1 PRINTS at 13 1, 10, 18, 20, 2'J, and Si cents, i II t. in Ttr..t:.. uiuiiu cv uiU'ti.ut.u iuunnu, at 20, 25, 35, and 40 Cents tic Laincs, ( halits, and Dress Goods, a Jull supply at 18, 25, 31, and up to 50 cts jjAinus' urisuA uluth ion DUSTERS. A'so, a (rcjli supply of GIlOCtiRIBS, SPICES, tJ-C. Aho, a large lot of Queknswaue. Cedauwaue. IIauuwark.. and Stouowarc, Boots ond Shoes , And all kind of .Merchandise usuually kept in a coun try store. Call and examine o chargofur showing (,'uodr. May II, 1KKI, CIRllLATETHG UCUUMEXTS THE Democratic Leader, A double sheet weekly Democratic Journ al, aj Eight pages and Forty Eighs Columns oj rea dim; iwtller. The atlcntiou of tho tlemncracy nf Pennsjtrauia and of ether Slates, Is called to tho importnnco of extend ing the circulation nf tho WEEKLY DEMOCRATIC LEADER, lly so extensively clrcnlaling nrwspipcrs, (while the Democrats have been eiimiiarntivclv indillereui tn ibis method of Intleenciug tho public mind,) the abolition-1 i bis nave siicc vi-iieii in increasing lueir nuinocr iro n a few New England fanatics to a parly which now con trols the nation! I it out time fortho democrats to a wake ton score of the necessity fur reaching the minds oftho pontic ? THE DEMOCRA TIC LEA DER Is, nud wilt continue to bo a linn and fearless ndt orate of lli'iiioirallu principles nud of thu interests of tho Democratic party, ns the bi-st menus of promoting the interests of the country, ll will maintain a buhl oppo sitlon tn all enemies of the priniiplos of the National Constitution and nftliu rights of ihe people, nud will insist upon tho maiiitainance ui the Constitution as it is, and tho restoration oftho Union us ourfatln rs left it. The Leader, besidesfurnishing Political News, and expressing its own views thereon, will contain ull tho General news of the Day, Together with Miscellaneous reading, Poelry, Stories Anecdotes, Agricullural Matter, Religious Intelligence, Commercial Intelligence, Market Report's, and nil cuch matter n is requisite to constitututc a Eirst Olasa Family Newspaper. It will be controlcd by no rliqtic. nor will it advo cate the claims of any candidate for ollico until he shall have bi-iome the regularly nominated candidate oftho Democratic party J Hut it will ever nitvocatc the decisions of that party, us to botll measures and men. Resides containing u weekly summary nf ull tele graphic and genera news, tho weekly leader will ba enriched by original reductions by somo oftho best writers in thu country. IT IS THE PAPER FORTH!! FARMER. IT IS Till! PAPER FOR THE FHIE-lliU. IT IS THE PAPER FOR THE PATRIOT. IT IS THE PAPER FOR THE .MECHANIC, IT IS THE PAPER FOR THE ARMY. IP IS THE PAPER POR ALL CLASSES. No one should neglect to subscribe fur it ut once. 'I'll I! WEEKLY DEMOCRATIC LEADE U, will be furnished to subscribers at the following prices Single Copies, oue yen - $2 00 Two " " 3 50 Three " l - 5 00 I-Tvo " " 8 00 Tweuly " " - - 30 00 Thirty - . 42 00 Fifly " 07 50 All payments to bo made invariably in advance. The friends of democratic principles uud tha Ameri can Union, il is hoped w II jnturesi themselves in he I ping to give the LEADER a largo circulation. Get up clubs immediately Address PINE Sc LEWIS. No. 103 S. Third St.,Phila. May 23, 1803. THIS MW WKOt'EUY STORE. MORE FRESH GOODS. dust received at Erasmus' Nfw Store, Molasses, Sugars, Toas, Coffee, Rico, Spiees, Hats and Caps, Fibh. Sail, '1'obacco, Segurs, Candies, Rruens, FEED AND PROVISIONS. Together with a great variety of nctiousand ctcete ras, ton numerous to mention. iC?" lluttcr. Eggs, Meat und producs genorally taken in cichanga for goods, ' Dloom,burg.May9.181i3, A. n, ERASMUS, WANTED-1 AA OnnaiUNGLFS. SM.OOOfeetof IlU,UUU Lumber of aR kinds for we ch the hlghes , market prices will be paid in exchange lor goods. c il W KM! AM .R Jcrsytown, May?, - I', 0. LIGHT tfc CO , (I.ntc Light & niadburys. ) I'liino IWte iTlntitifhctui'ci's, 421 Broome St,, New York Second niock Cost of llroaMnny, 17 (3. LIGHT, tho original founder of a this well-known Establishment, Senior Partner mil only I'rdttttol riano forte Maker ot tho lato (Inn r,f " I Ight & ilradhurys," having retained his Two third's Interest In tho whots buslnes stock, materials Ac , and solo proprietorship In his Valuablo Patents, Inclusive r.f i'H ?'?bt.?lc'' PATENT INrtUIiATED tojJ I RAM ns. Is tho only nils who can rnakotho suncrlnr Piano Fsltes for wlilcll this houso has been sopnrmls, AlllnfrlngomcnUonhls rights will bo prosecuted according to law. ' E7-AII I'lano Pottos from this manufactory ate war ranted perfect In every respect for Ave years. Liberal terms to Dealers. V C. Llghto k Co., 121 Uioonn St.Notr York. April 11, ieiill-3 m, JAMES H. SMITH, IMPOHTEIl AA'D WHOLESALE HEALER BRANDIES, WINES, WHISKEYS lilNS. AND L10.UORS, GENERALLY. A'o. 328 JFalnul Sts., between 3i 4th PIIILADELI'IIIA C, II. III.IWY, Traveling Agent and Salesman. ID" Uitntris llssrscTim.Lv Solicited, November UJ, 181)2. y. Exchange Hotel, fLATK COL, R, B, J0HES,) No. 77 Dock Street, next door to llio l'6st Office, Philadelphia. r phis well known establishment maintain lis usual X celebrity, and lis well known repulotloti or bcnu' the best ' HOTEL ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN Shall be sustained. Iloom may bo had at all hnurs per night, 37cens i pe( week, 9-2 50, per month, $10 Tho naauil Entlng Deriartments nro furnished wlt the best of everything tho market can produce. GAME, FltUlT, VEGETABLES, and delicacies of every cllmo may bo had at a momc I ' notice. tnflt.fll 17 p.nl, fi'n.l uniil. ..I. --.I.......... . . 5 A. M. till l'.'alnlulit. (,'enl emeu mav t,..i n.,,,D,i that no qxpenso will bo spnred to render this Hotel o model ono, J. OTTENKIItK, Pionr. March 7, ie03-3m, ' GIBSON'S SVASHf H DEOHATIVE ESTAUUSIIillENT, lIo'. 125, South Eleventh Street near W nut, l'fHfiAJi:3slXI,t, Enainclcd Glass, Fresco, Oil nud Encaustic Painting U, II, tJ'inr in. January 12, IdOl 3in,. LOST NOTE, f o's, s6'mo tiriic iiico by the undcr'sinnctl JJrcsldlug tnFUllingcreck twp., Columbia cnumy Note of hnnd, fur S'JMIWI, dated April 51b 18b!! nn three inontiis, nigiied Daniel Ash, with Andrew lli for bail. A liberal reward will ho paid lor tho r, turn r, said note. I'nymerit hnving been retured to the mh scrlber only, on said note, it can bo of no value to anr other person', ' MaMlPra-aw. SAMUEL ASH, WATCHES, JEWELRY & SILVER WARE. Phct undersigned would rL'iinrrf. JSSk I '""J "Xi.'0 your iittentlun to his woil se- - '.vr. .., i- iiiu ,ti,ii iuiil E-IIVCr WOICIl- se fine Celil Jewelry, of every kiu.l nml varlnty of , ' '. - in, iivnr.i aim mum noaiiiiiui designs, Also.Hnlid Silver Ware, cptal to Coin-nnd llib bo-t Slake urSilvnr Plated Ware. Each article is War ranted to be ns represeutnil, Xt Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired nnd satisfaction gu.irun teed. JACilll IIARI.EV. (Succ"nr tu Staull'er Ic llarh v.l i.., nJ . No' 'W-'MMIKEP Street, Pllll.Ali'A F. b'ySi, If 113.-3 nu. Columbus fllale ami Female Academy, Wll 11 Normal nnd Commercial Instruction. 1 ?.K; ! Hl "IN'HIIAM, Principal, and Jill', H. F, lll.M. H A.M, Pri'C'i'ptri'ss. ..Xl!.0,.'!1;" V'rl" "r '"siltutiun will commence r MOMIAY, tho With of APRIL, lust. Tuition, from $1 In ,G p,.r term. O" Hoard from $1 75 tu Si tin per week, fl , , rooms lor those wishing to board theuiselv.-s. I or further particulars inquire of tin. I'riurip.i'. v , , JOII.N KUONS, Sc-c'yofTrn.t tt. New Columbus, April 11. laou. PiCTURtiS FOn 'A LIW.yiT" Vcl'ilion l'"n''"'"1 vllri,-'"c'i selling from TScts lo Ji;f Wm. G. PERRY, Publirhcr. a- W. Cut. Ith Sc Race Philadelphia ELI IIOLDEN TKVITIH , ,,itrli()ll of . rm-, K ! !is 11 ul"dl i"ll",lc h JSTJa""'" od patrons nud n. .pininlaiici-3 T, Ojit unusually ars., and beautiful v tv AMERICAN' a M PORTED WAICIIES, CLOCK and elegant dosigns of JEwEI.RY. Sil.cr Ware i c 08 Market Street, PIIILADELI'IIIA March 7. M',3- 1-Jm ibiiTn)Oj7fi 5YI2 Market it., I'hiladclphia TMPORTER of Toys, Pipe, and fancy Arl.rl,. 1 Tho largert variety of Pipe, To.vlj,LVts m,i FANCY HOODS TO HE FOUND k nn- - ,B,,,,,,tt' ""i.e. ",h01n- March", JfC3 ISO.'!. ISG3, rilil.KlcIllIlia &. Vrir- n.iM Irno.l vet c.iun'hti 1!rayt'r8,P t;io N'ortlieru nnd North' Lakol'rie. "'"'sjlvauia lo tho city of Erie, on It has buen leased by tho Peniibvlrania Railroad Company, and under their auspices U bein- raiidly opened throughout ilsrntiro length' rapiwy II is now- in uso for- Passenger and' Freight business from llarrUburg to Driftwood (M Fork) (177 miles" on theLastern D.vislon. and froni Shelheld to Er e on the Western Division, (76 miles.) " TIME or HASSCSOIR TUSI.SS AT NORTIIVMni.nL!(I). Mail Train leav'es, East n s i A M Eipress Train " ,., ,., Vi' Mail West Vail Eiprcss ' - j s . (Jars run through witii ciunor both ways on thoso trains between Philadelphia and Lock Haven, and laltiinore and L.ik Haven. New and elegsnl glee , ng tars arcoiiipauing the Eipress Tram both way, trrdSSw;: aml i"mi,"uro- piy Viisai'a bus",cs" " And for Freiglit business of tho Cmnpmy's Agents S. IL Kingston, Jr., Cor.I3tl. and Market Sis., Phil'd J. l . Rej nolds, Eric. J SI. Drill. Agent N C. It; R Ilnltlmor". II. II. Houston. (Jen'l. Freight Agt . I'hlladelnhis. Wnl, '.' ', ,0.".PtnGu,.,;,''J;kk,;t Agl PhiladH , a ?' Jann'a';;,;""1''"""''11'"1"'''"''' A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE EUate of Patrick Tool, deceased LETTERS of Administration on the Eitate sf Pat. rick Tool, late of Centre township, Columbia co . deceased, havo been grunted by tho ltegiter of Colum hia co to tho undcr.ig.itd all person, having claiiHS jo'iur SKtuJ!: und" iiti May 5f, IC03.-0W. TOOL. Adm'r. FKisiimtJTii &, imoTiiKnn. WHOLESALE TOBAilf!n t w a t n t . w v w JJ 11 JJ lj L -aO.loa.NOItTH Till It I) STltKHT Five doortbeluw Hare, PHILADELP.-.IA JUark ! Bark ! ! WANTED I MM E D I A TE LY . Q00 Cords of Bark, wantotl by thn under signed, immediately, at thcTonnery in IllnoMsOtai; for which the lilghiisl j-ric-s will bt paid In Carji Leathir ti-,', HwilFtt llloomsburg. May s, im.-lm 11EMOVAL. IE A C5 L 13 HOT H is. nil! undersigned respectfully informs his fnonds -A. and tho public gonerally. Hint he lias removed front tho "Union Hotel" to tho "EAULI! HO I EL," in tho borongli of Muncy, where lie will b-i huppy to enter oin in a salUfuclory manner nil who may favor bus will their custom. The best stabling III the county, wth aiuplo accommodations for travelers and droven No pains will bs spared to render th stay ,f guests ipleasut and comlortable Muncy.Apri.il Bl. A SJIPl'll CHEAP MILITARY CAPS ! MILITARY CAPS, of cvry sort, sue and quali' for sals cheap at the llloomsburg Hat Sc Cap Emporium Alio-flroceries,Confsclionatics.Cigsrs,r. JOHN K, GPUTON ecmiburs. S'pt II isei,
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