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Mr. .kkuno, Kj., April 7.
Tho Transports caaie cudiiculy. In
he morning, brfure wo were up some one
ta!t:i iuto lLo tect "Strike tcuta imuie
difciy !" Then there was a hurry ing to
tid fro; but we cooled down aud tot k
l-realfast. 'Mjct ruaily to move itnmedi
He'.j !" but we leisurely struck teuts, as
Co transports weru iu niglit.
This post, owing to tLo numerous
camps aLii lug buts, and hospitals, was iu
fcstid with ras. After wo Lad pitched
our tents at the post, we floored tbeui,
and rat hunting was a grand utuuscuierjt.
l'ou could sec f('iijj uf men about the
log !n,u-es a'm ist any tiuia iu tbe day,
with the '-tjcneralf ' (a dog that ba
followed tbe Uigiuictit from Annaprdis.)
aud other dogs, rushing about, tearing up
tbe fljors, with shouts of laughter aud
fuo. The rats took refuge uudt-r our
tents. Capt. llassenpluji's was a favorite
place. They annoyed Foster so much
that he couldu't sleep. One located its
family ritit uudorneath where be usually
laid bis head to sleep. That morning,
when the teuts were taken down, there
were so many that it took the "Generai"
and all the lt.giincut to buut theui.
Field and staff, liue and non-com. officers
aud privates dropped packing and tenl
striking and j .ined iu the cba?e. It was
a scene of universal fuo. Ila.-senplug
quietly suioked his pipe, looking on, aud
remarked that they would fin J 75 there
ud it came very Dear it.
Kat-catchiog ovtr, teuts struck, bag
gage loaded, we embarked on tho Kenue
beck: by fko oVock we were off Ft.
Monroe, and steamed up tbe Uay, getting
to Ualtitnore tbe m it day in tbe afternoon,
of Friday. About 3 o'clock, A. M. Sat
urday, started, passing od the other side
of Harrisburg, out the I'enu'a Central,
reaching Fitttl urg 10 o'clock on Suuday.
In tbe evening, lft Fittsburg, and pass
ing Conshcchtou next day, Monday at 10
o'clock, Columbus, Ohio, 5 o'clock P. M.
Cincinnati, 2 o'clock 1. M., Tuesday.
Crossed the Ferry to Covington about 10
o'clock : lift Covington in tbe evening I
and arrived at Paris, ly , sotno lime in
the iiight. Were there until Friday
xuorniug, when we marched to 51 1. Ster
ling, 22 miles, leaving Paris at 9 o'clock,
and arriving here about G oclock in tbe
eveuing.
' Passing through Pennsylvania, it was
coll aud there was snow, and everything
looked Lkak and cheerless ; and nobody
came out to sec us; and we saw nobody
tte knew ; aid were very depressed. We
got au iJ. a, somehow, we wcro going
through our homts.whcn we went through
cur naliye Sti-t ', and however prtsuroptu- ,
cm, were (hvaruing that we would see the
glaJ faces of frtc-ads at every ftation,
eniilii g au-1 jiug to as, and htddicg
us '(iod epecd." lint na not a face ."
Cut a kindlj Eini'c souie shivcnug mor
tals trudgiug along, scarcely deigning to
look uj at lbu c:ri ioiLel it was a
dipappotutiuerit, however unreasonable it
might he. At 1'itt.iLurg, we were all fed in
the public hail, with b.-inotr? auj placards
up "Welcome to Uuruside's gallant 9th
Army Corp," io Many p'ao.s along
the route we had c. lT e uud provision
e?rv.d. K-pecia!!y at Colutubu?, Ohi-",
they Lad fiae preparations, Lut it wil
marred ly ao uiifjrtuna:c dij.ute between
k me of dur men aud the l'rovost Guard.
Ojr men have, perhaps wrongly, an idea
that th-?y cm do zi they please wherever
they go, aud have an uttur contempt fur
the troops that remain in thtir native
Stales. They tried to pass up the street
tho guard resisted : tho officers shot
some of our men with their revolvers, at.d
BOine few iriUfkcts wero discharged. Oue
of our tucu was killed and four of the 21st
Mass. wounded. I can say truly there
was there very littlo drunkenness as al
lodged in the papers; and as to the of
ficers standing looking on, it was done so
quick, and in such a way, that nono ap
peared to appreciate what was going on.
At Cincinnati, thoy fed us splendidly in
the Market House, and we marched past
tbe Durnet House, where Gen. Curnsidc,
in citizens' dress, with an enormous black
f ilk bat, looking on the whole like a sign
for a Jew clothing store, simply said that
we bad always done what be had asked us
to do be was very happy to have com
maud over us again and we cheered, and
marched away. J. 51. L.
Earnrtne$t of Woman' lure. It was
the wifo cf Senator Andrew Johnson,
who taught him to read, and thus started
bim in his career of greatness and useful-
ness : what a good wife is that . lint a
still m-jre touching proof of tho holy love
f ., ..mm. is that related of the I
-if of . soldier iu a New Koc'.and State, i
She could not read, formerly, and while
in bis society thought little of it. But
then he weut forth to defend her and bis
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ch.ldren from the wrath of the slave des-
Dotism. bcr wotoan'a heart impelled her
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to barn to read and write, so that she
might sea and nnderstaad with her own
eves what be said, and also so that no
prying or unfeeling eje should interpose
between bir and ber husband, l'recious
boon ! she can now write to him, aud can
read bis writing without any interpreter.
Is not tbe latter tbe most beautiful illus
tration of woman's devotion ?
(We add another proof. A lady friend, '
traveling frorn Llmira to Wiliiamsport,
made the acrjii tintaoce of a soldier's wife,
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ging to TUti mm i aso.og-oo, iu .
sicVnesS, and denying herself foui on tbe !
wsj, lest ber money should not bold out. J
Three ladies learuin tho fact pcrcoaded ;
ber to receive so.ue assstauce. which sent i
nor w i (
bcr n juicing ou her wiy ) j
LATEST NEWS!
JL'sr as we go to press, we received a dis
patch staling ibat Ihcic would be a Jarge
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Evergreens, Grape Vines,
tic. &c, fur sale at this place, in ike Ctprtug,
in a Surtery each tide of the Rivr.
They wiil be brought from the old Laird
Kidse iijrery, formerly belonging to Lewis
O. Hummer, but now to iSHKLLKH, Lewis &
H iM n eh, who have entered into a co-partner
ship ,,r the purpose oi establishing a regular
Nursery al litis place. The old Laurel Kidge
.Nursery is smutted in Adams Co., Pa., is a
well-established nursery, and contains as
rood a variety of trees as any in the lateof
renn a or lew ork. Mr. Hummer has had
rotitiiJiTkblf ezj t-riviirr in tbe LusineM from bis joaik
Tl i iiti lie c:m z-r t-t larg, w-II trrniej Trei uf tit
Wt ami latent variti?. JVrfnns iliioic purrb&M
of tin nrm, bnl iwlter m-mj in tlirir order toon,
that wru brinic the kiiilMlciril; but tbr-wiil b tut
trcfH brought fn m tht Nurwry th.tn will be neceMarf
to ti. I oru-rf, ftti'j urrDUvm can thrKlre tr ui trMM
bf'iio buymrc.il lti y wisb to. U' aoutx a lift of trwrt
whirh f bv on hand; but we ran not eoDTniently
tuum raEe tbe diffrr-nt Tri-ti- ; but the public wUl
liu-i a catalogue at the Dime having luxtitutlin.
Aprl trefs, 6 to o frt-t huh. Irt m 1" to 2't eti.Hih
IVmb, frctii 4 toti b-ct bi.'h. 1 to lrtf.vacb
tauiiartt IVar, 3 U 4 bili, 4u to io eta. eaolaW
Ilaart IVar, il to 4 ft--! bub, .: to 4u cU, each,
t'htrry. 6 to N fevt bizh, to 1(7 et.earh.
I'luiua, ou plum otN ka. Hot f-t hifb. 40cU eclk.
Nn tar:iie, U'iunft aii'l Apricota, 'ijcti. each.
tintr Vir. 'ct t a ?1 each.
Curntntfl. IM to l.VU wli. t.CHwbtrriei. 15cta.toh.
Ulafkbt-rriei, cln. each, or T.cts. pr Ji u.
Katpbfrri-it. l-tft. each. ir fl per (iozun.
btrb.-rrif!. -J.lcis. per doren, or ?6cts. pr hundred.
Ithubart., torts. arh, $1 per do-n.
Omaui-nUl tre1. frorn 'Ibrtn. to each,
fcvergreeu Ut-s, from 4t'tn to f I carh.
.HrJLLr:!: & HUMMER.
LewUTvurg, Jan. 23, lMiU.
i. nership herelofure rxtstins betwern
rnnmsou It. fcvans ami Alhert h. .oiper,
nn ler the firm name of EVAN'S & CUOI'EH,
is this day dissolved by mutnal consent The
Books and accounts are in the hands of T.G.
Evans, who is authorized to settle the busi
ness of the late firm.
Ail knowing themslrcs Indebted will
please call at llie old. stand, and settle the
sau.e. T KVAXW.
ALBERT S. COOrEE.
Lilrt.lli-, M.rebS.
NOTICE.
flllin un-lersipned havin; pnrrhai.d the
interetof Albert S. Cooper in the late
linn ol Evans rV Cooper, will continue the
I tirorery aud I'i olloa business at
he old stand.
I take this opportunity to return my thanks
i lo the public for a liberal patronage, and hop
i bv studvin? the wants of mv friends and en-
deavorin; to supply theui lo merit their pa
tronae io the luiure. 1. U. t. A.b
'iKtvmi "'
Furniture ! Furniture ! !
Broke Out in a New Place!
BURKAUrf,
from f 10 to SIS.
FIXE PRESSING UUREAU3,
fr-un $"-U to Sr&.
SECRETARIES, DESKS, fcc. Ac.
diLfrn-nt prices.
BEDSTEADS,
from $3 tt JOi a Uiifereut patterns and latest ft) lei.
TABLES,
Exttwrinn, 11 fotatid ujiwardi. Centra. Tier, End. Card,
li nt ii (two ftiu-wff Hrealtfaot. made of any kiud of
wood dintl- hut Waitiut, lnlit;aiiy and Koao
wo'jj always on bauJ for tli traJu.
STANDS,
Ttpor, W bat-Not, tfewiog, Ac Ac,
SOFAS, LOUNGES, latest pattcrn3'
CHAIRS,
CphoUtrI, Larc Arm. tiwioc, Parlor Chi in always
on ImnJ; alo, ari Sat, Lart; Korkrr and Nora-,
Wiuilxor tMiairs. Iarp and small Murker, Tabis
and Childruu'sCbairn, alwajs on baud.
TOWEL-RACKS.DOUGU TRAYS,
BOOK and SHOW CASES, &c.
Furniture of my own manufacture, insured
one year.
P. S. I intend, in a short time, (as soon as
I can ret np a fine Hearse.) to attend to the
I'NDUKTAKIXU BUSINESS r will keep
some twenty-live or more ditierent sized Cof
fins, finished, and always ready on short no
tice, and will sell twenty per cent, cheaper
than has ever been done in I.ewishurg. Call
and see before pnrrhasin; elsewhere.
KEPAIRIXU done immediately.
CHAS. S. HE 1. 1., CkamberUn'i Block.
Lei.tiurj, Feb. -It, 1S63.
SArOMI IKIt ! SAPONIFIER!
tVThe FAMILY SOAP-MAKER.
All Kitchen (ireae can be made into god
SOAP by usin? SAl'OSIMCR.
tVItirections accompanying each Hoi
SOAP is as easily made with it, as making a
CUP l,f Coffee.
Manufactured only by the Patentees-
nix'a. Salt Manufacturing Company,
No-127. Will lint St.
Feb 10, ISf.Syl
, PHILADELPHIA.
ICE...c:k...ice!
fVHF. undersigned are putting up an ICE
G, SE ar?e taoh l0 snp'ply a our
people with Ice during the whole year. Ice
i l I : i : . . j:i . i
win uc uciiicicu u .iMrii, uaiiy, 41 a. ciiraper
rate than private Ice Houses can be rilled.
rCall on either of as on North 4th St. or
at the Ice House below the River Bridee.
II.A.WWOP.NSAOT.,
LrwisburK, r.3, 19ft) IKANK. ANOSTAUT
REMOVAL!
1"! I.. HOWRY has removed his I'boto
i. graph ENlabliMlimcnt to ih
New Buiiuingon Market street, recently oo
cupied by Dr. Burlan. OPPOSITE THE
BANK, where he has fitted up one of the
Finest Galleries in the Country!
Having superior facilities and a lone i
p.r!tnre, ne is saiisiiru nidi iiw wu mu n
be bMn Ca B, his workmanibip
I,ewibur;, Ane 15
.N0mT1II,.i.a-. r.oTi Bam, )
Shamokin, Pa Nov. 4, I86S. $
Tm hak has declared a dividend of i p.r
Ctai. for the last su months.
F. w. 1'OLI.ot'K Tres.
mm
OTICE is hereby siven that the ("opart-
UNION COUNTY STAR
Best Wouk fob Canyas3i.no Agents
Harper's Pictorial History.
OK THE
GREAT 'REBELLION
.v Tat r.vrto states.
ESSR3. HARPER & BROTHERS have
commenced the issue, iu Numbers, uf a
The work has been for many months in course
of preparation, by a writer tvery way qualibed
for Ibe task.
The Itoocctio contains a clear account
of the formatiou of the Confederacy of the
States ; the formation and adoption of the Con
slitution of the United States, and the estab
lishment of the National Government ; the
origin, development, and progress of the doc
trines of .Nullification and Secession, and the
various phases which they assumed, until
the final culmination in the Or cut lUbtllion.
The HisToat comprises an account, drawn
from the roost authentic sources, of the Events
of the War; intrigues of the Southern leaders
at home and abroad ; the gradual detection of
one section ; the great Uprisine of the People
for the maintenance of the National Life and
Existence ; the rapid creation of an immense
Army and Navy ; Battles by l.ano ana sea.
The iLLrsxaiTions comprise Portraits of
those who have borne a prominent part in the
struggle; Maps of different localities; Plans
of leading actions ; Views of scenes of inter
est, and of the most important Buttles. These
Illustrations are mostly from drawings taken
on the spot, by artists deputed for that purpose,
to accompany every division of our Army
and Navy.
Every facility at the eommsnd of the Pub
lishers has been employed in the preparation
and execution of this work; and they confi
dently believe that it will form the most trust
worthy and valuable historv which can be
prepared of THE GREAT STRUGGLE FOR
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The work will be isr-ued in Numbers, con
sisting of 84 pages of the size of "Harper t
Weekly," printed from clear type, upon line
paper, and will prooably De coinpieteu
about Twemv Numbers.
The Numbers will be issued at intervals.
if possible, of about three or four weeks.
The Price of each Number, which contains
matter equivalent to an ordinary volume, will
be Twenty-five Cents.
The Illustrations in each Number arealone
worth the ririce asked. Men out of employ
ment.esoeciallv SICK OK VIS A tt LEU SOL-
VIERS. can find no other work so sure of
ready sale and eood profits. For further par
ticulars, apply to the Publishers.
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tO It 'ALL ASP WISTF.RI
FOR FALL AXD WI.VTKKI
rott fall a sit wixrtni
CALL AXD SHE I
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LAwUbarg, Nov.
BUFFALO HOUSE
LEW1SBUKG, VMOX CO PA.
LEW IS UCIHEL, Proprietor.
riMIIS new Holel is situated opposite tin
Court House,inthe most fashionable and
beautiful part of the town, and for style and
convenience can not be surpassed in Central
Pennsylvania.
Those visiting the University, or attending
Court, will find it the most convenient and
central public houe charges will be the
most reasonable and neither lime or expense
will be spared to oesiow every conitort upon
those who may call. Persons in the County
will be charsed 25 els per meal.
Lewisburg, April 1, 18U2
CASH PAID FOR HAGS,
ZSaat Gets fcqafttt fur Suntpcu !
The Inchest Cash prices paid for COT
TON and WOLLEN RGS,OI.D NEWSPA
PERS, WASTE PAPER &c, at the store of
CHARLES M. KING,
AVII1TE DEER MILLS,
UXIOX COUNTY, rEAWA,
Where nay be found a varied assortment of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, CROCKERY,
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, &c,
for sale at reasonable rates.
ZSaav Gelt fccjahit fur Sumpcn !
Cash paid for Rags.
BENEDICT ALBERT,
CLOCK Maker and Repairer,
AMI fUKSS AXD WATIHRS FOR SALE.
tyNcw Shop on South Fifth St.J
Levisbn rg, April 23, lr.2
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
IS:
THE undersigned, having removed
her Watch and Jewelry establishment
to one of the rooms recently occupied
by Thos. O. Grier, (adjoining Miss Amanda
L. Zuber s Millinery onop.i Mantel street,
between Front and Second, she is prepared to
Repair Watches, Jewelry, Musical
Instruments, &c,
in the most approved and satisfactory manner.
She keeps on hand an assortment of choice
JEWELRY, for Ladies and Gentlemen, which
she offers at prires to suit ihe times. Also.
CLOCKS and WATCHES.
All work and wares warranted as represen
ted. MARIA S. Z LIBER.
Ltwlibnrg, Mj 2,lsCS.
Daily Morning News.
OAM'L 8LIFER has commenced furnishing
O ihe Ilarrlsburg Telegraph
mornings,atone cent per copy Ihe very latest
News, at cheapest rates June 21
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
CUIXA WARE.
SHOE FINDINGS,
LA.STS, Acfccttc.
VTrE have an extensive assortment rf the
V above Goods, to which we invite the
attention of purchasers. Call and examine
Ihe qnality and price before parehasin; else
where. EVAN'S Si COOPER, Lewsb-
& LEWISBURG CHRONICLE ArRIL 17, ISO:!.
Office ol Jtv Cooaa, subscription Agent,
AT JU tuoat to- SAJfctin,
114 South Third St.
Pmi.avti.raia, Nov. 1. 1862.
fPHE undersianed, bavins been appointed
J Subscription Agent by the Secreiary of
the Treasury, is now preparea io lurnisn
New Twenty Year 6 per cent. Bonds,
of the United States, designated as "Five
Twenties," redeemable at the pleasure of the
Government, after five years, and authorized
by Act of Congress, approved Febuary 23th,
lrtf.2.
The COUPON BONDS ara issued in sums
of $50, I0(), $nll0, IOOO.
The REGISTER BONDS in sums or 00,
$ 1 00, $500, 1 1100 and $5000.
Interest at Six per cent, per annum will
commence from date of purchase, and is
r.tVAIII.E I IK CiOI.O,
semi-annually, which is equal, at the present
premium on gold, lo about EIGHT PER
CENT. PER ANNUM.
Farmers, Merchant, Mechanics, Capitalists,
and all who have any money to invest, should
know and remember that these Bonds are,
in effect, a FIRST MORTGAGE upon all
Railroads. Canals, Bank Stocks and Securi
ties, and the immense products of all the
Manufacturers, Ac, ic, in the country,
and that the full and ample provision made
for the payment of the interest and liquida
tion of principal, by Customs Duties, Excise
Stamps and Internal Revenue, serves lo
make these Bonds the
lictt, Mmt Available and Mont Popu
lar Jnveilment iu tlie Murht.
Subscriptions received at PAR in Lesal
Tender Notes or notes and checks of banks
at par in Philadelphia. Subscribers by mail
will receive prompt attention, and every fa
cility and explanation will be alToided on ap
plication at this office.
A full supply of Bonds will be kept on
haud for immediate delivery.
JAV COOKE, Subscription Agent.
EXCISE TAX. --Assessor's Notice.
Kotlce to Tax Payers.
rilH AT in accordance with an Act approved
July I, I8ti2, entitled "An Act lo support
the Government and pay interest on the pub
lic debt," every person, association, partner
ship, or corporation, desiring a license to en
gage in any business, trade, or occupation
named in the filth section of said act, must
register their an application wiih the Assis
tant Assessorof assessment division in which
such trade or occupation is to be carried on
Manufacturers, liable under said act lo pay
any duly or tax, are required to furnish to the
Assistant Assessor a statement, subscribed
and sworn lo in the form prescribed by the
fiHlh section or said art. Blanks and infor
mation may be obiained from the Assistant
Assessors in their respective divisions.
Division No. fi, 14th District, Pa., comprises
Union county, Penn'a.
Assistant Assessor, Division No. (!,
CHARLFS H. SHKINEK.
Office, in Mililinburg.
Communications may be addressed to me
at Middlelown, Dauphin Co., Pa.
DANIEL KEN DIG,
Oct.3l Assessor Mth Assess. Dist. Pa
ALEXANDRE ORGANS,
Sheet Music, Music Books, Music Merchan-
dise,and all kindsof .lluxlcal lllNirii
nieilts, at the lowest possible prices.
nu. Til I! Hnrar Waters' Modern 1m-
w . IBHproel Ovrmtrung
TfY"7ilRO. FRAME PI SOS
rrjudtly pri-nminred bj tbe Prrtu and Mnic Matter,
to U utK-rior Iptruuimu. Tliy r built if the r.rt
nd tnt tborUKbly wontdmtrrilsaol w' $tnmi
any Wmi(t. The tou U ry tJVrp, ruuntl. full MQ4
baiiow; lit tftnen istp(tr. '.uro nrntft wtrranira ror
lUrwo yiMtr. .'riora doBi to $iuu. w-ti'l-taul
1'Udos at groat bargain prirr fWn fib to $Im.
Horace Water' Mclodcontt,
RoflrwocM, Cnr!S-Tuned the E(itn1 Temperaiuent, with
the I'atrnt DiTjd. il 1vj11 atitl fcoio Mi.
No. 14 rvrUve, scroll from C to C, f
C to V.
F to K,
" K tn K,
rtoF,
No. 4.-5
No. 6.-6
No. 4
Piano Style.
two atop and to kuoi rttlts
No. 7. 5 nd
two banke of koy, .... 200
No. 8 ft octaTe Orpan M-ldToitR. two hmxtkn of
toy, -mtal bam. four aud X toj., $0.
$J7fr and $ ;Ou.
Theae Mviodt-orj rrmain In tone a long tin.. Each
Meiodtton warranted for tlire years.
The Alexandre Organ
if a r1 instrument. eorrrpondiiiK in power ud com
pif to the ordinary In feet pipe Organ.
I a roMwood caarn, 6 imps, $1
9
13
II tfrft, with pvTcurtMcn, 3n
13 topn, with percuion. and "expreMion,' 37
A liberkl discount to Clrrpymcn, Churrhc?. SaMmth
Schonla, IMiicer, eminarii and Taher. The Tradu
supplied on Uie nnt liWral trrmit.
HUKACE WATERS. Aeent,
4S1 Bmatlway, New ITork.
TIIE DAY SCHOOL BELL.
A New 8intrinj Dook for day schools,
called ihe Day School Bell, is now ready. It
rnntaina about .?. hoMt Sons, Kotin-I. ratch-.luttt".
Trios, iiiiarltu and Chorunea. many of tlirro writU-n
eipwwly for tliis work. beMdee HZ pafof lht Klrunritu
nf Mufiti. Tlie Klemeutu are 0any and prosrewifr,
that ordinary teecbrrawill And tbeninelwa entin lj uf
reNPtul in inrtrurtin een yoimp wholara to Bin cor
rectly and arientilit-ally. while tlie tun-e and wi-rds rin
brace eurh a eariety of ll-t ly, attraftir- and rul atir
riiin mutiif and aentimentj., that no trouble will beexpe
rionord io in'liiriuft all bffclnorm to on with Ml in
ar.iuirinj(kiinon-ofthinoeiboalth (riini,iauty in
provinc happinert yiHdintt and onb-r-pnlurinit rxn i-
of eihool lite. In aimplirity of it rlfmenU, in variety
and adaptation of miic, and in exrelb uw and number
of ita auniKs original, alted and adapted, it claims by
nurb to excel all cmpetiton.. It will be found to to
the beat erer fanned for Sminariea, Acadetnie. and pub
lic ScbooU. A fw darnpl papee f the Element. Tuuoh,
and inc" are tfm in a Hrrular; aend and pt one. It
i compiled by IIOKACK W ATKKS, author of Sabbath
School Bf lla," No. 1 and'i, wbkh have had the enor
mous aale of 7l0.000 copies. Prices -tapr roTer, 20
crnln. $b pr 10U; bound. 30 o-uta, per 1"0; Hoth
bound, emboaaed. gilt, 40 cenU, $-t) per l'-O. ' ropfm
fnrnisbedat the 1'0 prire. Matlwl free at then-fail price
HORACE WATERS. Publisher,
48t Broadwnv, New York.
For Sale by LJPP1SC0TT 4 0 IfidmUtphia.
The Horace Waters Pianos &lleloleons
and ALEX ANDRE ORKA'S, nd T. Gilbert A Co s eele
brated -Eolian Pianos, are the floe it instruments ftr
parlors anl cbnrt-hee now in uae. A larc assortment
ran beseenat the new waterooms. No. 4M1 Broadway,
between Grand and Broouijhjlreet. whirh will be sold
at extremely low price. Planns and Melodeons from
aundry makers, new and at-cond hand. trond-hand
Pianos and Melodeonsat great bargains: prices from$-&
to 100. Sheet Music. Muni Books, aud all kind of
Music Merchandise, at war prices.
Opinions of the Vs.
w The Horare Waters Pianos are known as anions tfie
very bent. We are enabled to speak of these inetruments
with aomedegreeof confidence, from personal knowleilim
of their excellent tone and durable iuality." Ae J orAr
Sabbath School Bell No. 2.
Hn.000 eopiM iHunl. It la.n .ntin ne. work of nearly
2UO pap4. M.ny of tli. tunM nri hymm ..r. writtrn
.xprM.ly for thin vnluoia. IC .ill mod b. a popular aa
Iu prroVwwr rltcll No. 1.) .hieh haa run up to th
enormoua nnmli.r f o'JO.UUO copiMi outstripping any
Sunday rVhool Book of it rile fowled in thia eoavjtry.
Alao. both Tolumr. are bound in on to accommodate
brhoolA vi.binc them in that form. Price, of llell No.
2. paper cover. 15 centa, $ V2 per IUO. Hound, 25 cent.,
f IS per 100. Cloth bound, emboaaed, aril. 30 eeuta, f a
per 100. llell No. 1, paper corera, Vi eeuta, $10 per loO.
Bound, 20 cent. $18 per 100. Cloth bound, emboeeed,
Kilt, 25 rente. $'& per 100. Bella Noa. 1 and 'i bound to
gether. 40 centa. $-0 per 100. 25 eopiea fnrnfebed at tha
100 priee. Cloth boond, emboaaed, gilt, 50 centa, $40 par
100. Mailtd pnetane free at tbe retail priee.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
May ,'82 18meq 4M Broadway, New York.
Central Foundry and Machine Shop
Bllfrr, Wall, Rkrlarr Co.
Manufacturers of Bullock' Iron
Mower and Reaper, Darling'i
Enelless Chain Horse Power
Willson's Teleuranh Fodder Cnl-
ler, Riches' iron Plow,Witherow' Self.Shar
penin' Plow, and Michigan Doable Plow.
Also, Stoves and Castings of every descrip
ion.
All kinds of Agricultural Implements kepi
on hand for sale.
Jobbing work in Wrought and Cast Iron
rand-Brass done to order.
Country produce taken in exchange.
Cot. of Sistb a Market 9lrs hkarf, T.
EVANS & COOPER
FAMILY OllOCEHY
AND
Provision Store,
on Market street, between 3d and -lib,
LEWISBURG
Call and Satisfy Yourselves.
OUR STOCK is large and well selected
embracing everything nsnally kepi in a
first-class GROCERY STORE including an
assortment of
QUEEXS -W A R E, HARD-WA RE,
CEDAR and WILLOW-WARE.
Til. 0. BVANS
AMIKKT 8. COOrKR
Lewia'iurx, March IS, 1S01.
News Agency.
TPHE undersigned having opened a Xfwii
1 Ollice in connection with his BOOK,
STATIO.XEKV.anrf VARIETV Siore, he is
thereTcne prepared lo receive subscriptions
Tor the following
xkwspu'KRs. Mtctzm:, if.
Philailelpliin Iii.juin.-r, Tree., ldjcer, r'aturlay Eve'ft
Toat, Dollar New.paer, Tbe l-reaiiyterian, Chrietiana
Advocate t Journal, Th Metbodi.t, American Agricul
turist, New York IIerald,Tribune,Timea,Vorld,llarper'e
n'eekly, Frank Le.lie, N. Y. Ledger, Mercury, Warer!ey
Magiizine, Home Journal, Yankee Notion, Nick Nat-k.,
Illai-kwood, fc-leetic, llarper'a Maifaaine, reteraon'e,
Uo.ley'a Lady'a book, Atlantic Monthly
and any others desired. Persons wishing any
of the above had better call soon lo have
advaniage of i'lub Kate, reorders from a
distance promptly attended to.
H. W. CJHOTZER, Nkws Aot.
Lewisburg, Pa., Dec. 18. ISdl
James F. Linn. J. Merrill Linn.
T F. & J. M. LLN,
J Attorney, at LaK,
LEWISUI.KO,
674 Union Oiunty, Penn'a.
J. IIKBRILL LIW ConxiMiioma for the Plate of
with power to take Depoetliona.arknow ledge Deeda,Ar
Auction and Conialsslua House la Lealabnrg.
g2B Lepil Anciioneer!
F.A.Uwnt-IkUMCr having beeo appointed
sole Auctioneer lor Lewisbi.ra, is prepared to
attend to all calls in his line in town aud
country.
Commission Sales.
In April ncit, I intend to open on Marke
street a Room for the reception, and the sale
al stated times, of all kinds of (.noils at Auc
tion. Any one wishing lodisposeof any arti
cle can depositit with me and I will sell it ai
the best advantage I can and charge a per
centage for the same
Feb. 2. 1859 F A DOXEHOWER
NOTICE Gentlemen !
C1ITIZE1XS of LrwUbiirg and vicinity are
resppctrullv informtftl ihat the suhscriber
ha.s bo'jghl out the interest of C. I. Hikes in
the biibiness of Sharing aud Hair Cui?.anl
rontinuM tht mine ftt th nlil ftUnJ tmncmpnt of w iinw
A mm on.' btork, bt-twrvD CPfUiiy'iiaiid J. Iloutcbtuo'
nbert by trirt sttt-nti'-n to luaiofcti hm hnpr to
mtixfitctioa tn all trbo mmy fivtr bim with tbe it palttiu
HT t U tinjfs irfp t u u day f..
To all who tarry bt-rt. til tbetr barJp Kmw on
T Kt a (laKint nbave, gixnl t harber vvr ct,
Jnmt emit no lULLiai at bUfaloon. bOf mnrn.eTcorilOOB,
Towels clean, ruoti atbau-p anl tK:iors lten.
April 8, IWil A. W. ML1.IN, Trof. Brb.
Wl N Fl ELD FACTORY!
Aear Ilartleton, t'nion Co., Pa.
TIIE subscriber, thankful
for past patronage, would inform
his friends and the public in gene
ral, that he Continue In mianfar.
tore all kinds of Woolen Uooda, such as
t'ioihs.Uassimeres.Tweeua.Katiineits, Jeans,
Blankets and Flannels; also. Carpet and
Stocking Yarns. His machinery being of the
best kind in nse, and having employed the
best of workmen, he feels sate in saying
that his work shall not be surpassed by
any establishment in thecounlrv. Agoodsup
ply of the above goods kept constantly on hand
for sale or to exchange for wool, at neie
thai can not fail to please. WOOL will be
Carded in the best mannerand on the shortest
notice. Terms for carding, cash on the de
livery ot me roils. MARK HALFPENNY.
Wjnfield Mills, March 30, 1857.
1UVJERE HOUSE"
LeulMburpr, Pa.
R. G. HETZEL, Pao'a.
T
HIE undersigned returns his sincere thanks
for the patronage extended towards him
by the citizens of Union and the adjoininc
counties, he would most respectfully solicit a
continuation of the same.
R. G. HETZEL
Lewisburg, March 13, 1R62 m3
CARPETS large and choice vari
etv, from 31 els. upwards, for sale by
April 10, '61 BROWN 4. liRO.
FRICK, BILLQEYER fe CO.
Are manufacturing and have
constantly on hand a large onan-
amy of 4 feet Palmes and 3 and 4
&sssfeet Lath al the following prices:
PallnitM headed in a new style, from $9
to $10 per M
Late 3 and 4 feet long, $1 to $1.62 pr M.
MllllglC at $5 lo $7 per thousand.
Palings and Lath made to order, any length
parties may desire
LawUbnnt clean Sawmill, Dee. 26, 1SG0
SAM t. H. oawto.
ohwio
Airain hues
& HAYES.
Attorneys at Law.
0'
FFICE on rsotith Second hear Market St
April I, '61 LewlsburaT, Pa.
JIlTMHat- i8i3)2I'L
THE Fall Session commences
Wealncxday, Oct. 1, 186;.
The Winter Session
immediately after the Holidays.
Those desirous of entering the Institution
for the first lime, are requested to apply to ihe
Principal before ihe opening of the School.
Special attention is given to thequaltfication
of Young Ladies and Gentlemen for Teaching.
The Bible is a Text Book.
TUITION per session including contingent
expenses.
ritTMAltr Rewtlne. Writing. Deflnar, Arlthtaatle.
Geoff., tfram.ana- U. S. Iliatory.l . . - - - 5 OC
ADVAXCKh KNOI.lSll-I.UnotinelndedaboTel to
LSNUUAOKS, i ;m
Tuition payable immediately upon the close
of the session. VtTA deduction of 10 per ct
will be made to thiue paying anviwca. No
other deductions except for protracted sickness-
i. RANDOLPH,
Sept. 9, 1B63 Principal
Tbe Dimes Savins Institution of Le
wisburg
V TJrV'iZ1:,: "J.on ZTtl ;
cent, per annum Interest will he nnirl nn nil
. , ,
;)fciai deposiles of Two Dollars and upwards .
:ej : . J . ..
ii oeposnea two montns and longer. Office
ic James Oeddes' brick block. Market 8t
H. P. SHELLED. Treasnrer
Lewisburg, Oct. 10, I860
A $35 Iron City Cf .lege Scholarship
IOR sale at the filar i, CAtv Hftce,
k '.ewisburg
The Family
Always
Prog Store
Beady !
If von wanr pare l)rnt:s. go to MTHAFFLK'S
Urug rV t'hrniical Knip .rium. where is kept
a lare and general assortment always.
fur any article usually kept in a nrM class
3)1! ft 39011
call at Ihe
FAMILY DliUG STOIIE OF
C. W. KCI I Ari'I.K,
f.ewkorg .... Prnmyra
D WID GINTER & SON
HAVE removed their tliillr and Cn
Itinet Ware-room to Uie larger
and more commodious rooms, late the resid
ence of Win. Frick, on the
turner uf Third and Market Ma, LrnKhnrc,
where ihey have on hand ihe LAKfJEMT and
UEsT ASSORTMENT of Work ever i rtrred
tolho public in this vicinitv, comprising res
flu -a and laney Wa.h.tand of tlie lat .trlea,
e. .alreeat I'hair.. 1'ane.eat Chatra. lio. e. Chair,
ia re. Hat K.ea. Towel Itscaa. Jenny l.t-d and I'ot-
- itet..trad.. Faoey l.oun?.. r.ncy T:ib!e Ac alao
jX (,-nerai itiwurtment nf t.'ft.UMoX it'Oif .Iwara en
band barroom and olRce Chairs Wfcol. , -or ftetail.
We also attend to the ID .TA KI."V(
hueineafi in all it. Iran-hea. K.-iraa; T'.vi.jc.! with Feory
llKAR-K -7,,1 Kl.kv Patent Metallic Burial fn-rs,
aud Cof 4 i-f our ' .n manutMcturealway. on hand,
we are at any ne. within an hour', notice, to
wait u- oy and .11 who may favor ua wftb a call.
Hav. n t the best workmen, wef?
vVAKK.. ur manuf iciired by ua, and Ke
defycouij ln priee or .tyle. ixJ
t Strrrt,
f urninz.Scroll and
nil reiueinal.le term.
. ViHKI! always on
ra and Hand Kaillon.
inds done a usual.
where ":
Rtprawinit 1
A cood a.
hand for ewel Pi
rRt;eim-
N.B. Anv work I.
ax aoon a poaeihle.
on hand will be made
Thankful for pat favors., we still expect a
continuance of the .aue.
WM. F. GRASSLER,
Watt l.uiaker, Jnvrlcr A, r; II tier,
OpiMnile llelcl-a Holel. Market W. Unlsburg. Pa.
Having opened a Shop in P.
Gonilman's Clothing Store, is
prepared to all kinds of work
in his line. Having worked in
large cities all his lime, he is
prepared to repair Watches.
(.'locks or Jeuelrv. and to do Ensraving, Pla
tin. Gilding or Galvanizing in the best style
of the an. All work warranted to give entire
satisfaction, and done at the verv lowest cash
prires. Also Acconleons and Meludeons
repaired in the best manner.
Call in before you go elewhere, see for I
yourself and save your money Oct. 5, 1851
HOXXET.. CRAPES.
RIIJIJOXS, IM.USIOX?,
SILKS. LACES,
VELVETS, FLOWERS,
FEATHERS.
Also evervhing comprised in a full assort
ment of .Millinery GooiW.
: New York anJ Philad. Bonnet Frames.
."WHOLESALE and KfcTAIL. Coun
try Orders promptly anrl raretolly filled.
SIMON iSTERN. Agent-..
3tn9l4 33 North 8d St. PHK.AD'A
A few of
Langstreth's
3SBS:Bec ,livcs
lor saie verv chear. by
, JOS. B. KOSS.
Lewisburg, July I
S. S. BARTON,
4 TTORNEY AT LAW.
iv I.ewlslHirar, Pa,
(Olllr opposite the RnlTalo llnnm, near the Court Ilo-e.)
nCollec'ions and prolessional business
prompllv attended to Oct. lfi, IS6I
jOoots and Shoes.
The subscriber has just received
awal his Store (next door to the Post
Oirii fl a full sunnlv . C a.
ShoeJ ot every style and variety suitable lo
ihe season. The stock ha been selected with
particular care, and will be afforded at
ti:i KKnitru rr.ttis kir rfaiii i tsn.
His old friends and customers and the public
generally are invited to call and examine his
slock and jmlee foi themselves. I7.1HN
l.'FAC'TI Kl.(i and RKI'AIKING as hereto
fore will be attended lo with promptness aud
at reasonable rates.
tewU-lnre.QeMS.W,, ...
riv. O.P.SHIVELY.
M,rrtrt Square nert
donrlo Hiker at Wili l
Drop .SCere,
". u w.iaularlurer of
ijV ilarnc?3, llrid
J es, SaJJles,
common and the
ntw aatrat UM&E COLl t KS.warranUd to hurt no kurae
IN-alcr la
KI KKtLII KORKS, RlAkKT4, SLKII.Il BKllS,
Fancy Saddlery, Harness Hard ware,&c.
r,lIE subscriber, ltavin? carried on
l bn.ineee fir aeeeral rear, anil pained a reputation
fi.r makintt a enc-t Uarneea ao. a any e.tatili.hment in
till rt'Kiiin an.l the I'tiion .'..iinte A 'rienlturl i4n.t.
tuTlnit awarded THREE I'Rt Mil V.v.r artielea or bia i
oramau.liti would exi'rex. tit uratitude for favor or
tbe trailing nuhlie alrea.tr rreeire,, ,DJ aak their conli- f
nuei paimnagent hi siw 'and.
The leather n.e.1 he tne I er the verv heat, tanned in :
the old war, and will lart ror Tear. I emnlov the he.t
Workmen-overe mv e.n kiiaea-odm ! i-
BIT l?bop at all euitahle bnar. My tiood and Work am
warranted, and it not a repreeented av ha returud or
eiehanred. Call and ee n. and if I do not .iv. vow I
patrnnaice. ' " " TM"
EEPAIRIXG nromntlv fttfr.rt.1r.ri to.
tW.CHKAf for CASH or KKADV PAV in mnat kind I
Ol lonnlry frednee.
Uwlebunr. April 1, 1801.
0. V. SIIIYELY.
A New and Beautiful Etlition of
Tlie 9litakrs of i:luraled Men.
BY JOHN 8. HART. LL.D.-In 12mo
muslin, price 50 cenis: paper covers,
25 cents. Copies of this book will be sent by
mail on receipt of the price in post stamps
please address J.r.fil tRRIM KM.ruhltsker.
148 South Fourth fit. Philadelphia
Ml'SlC H. W. CROTZER has
just received a laree assortment of the
newest and best MUSIC comnrisine
Sacred and Secular Rooks, Instructors for
different Instruments, Hall Room tactics, Ac,
together with a choice selection of Sheet Mu
sic, among which ihe patriotic son is well
represented. All of which is for sale, cheap,
at aW, QLU POST OFFICE, Lewisburg. 923
Uy C. J. STA11L.
TJIXDERY on 3d street, a few doors
I -orth of Market, LEH'IJiVMB, i
LOST On Main 8, Lewisburg, a BUCK-
? 'r' !
,c..r, luimeiiiairir, aii me tnrontcte time
i1ARTES UE VISITE at Mowry's Oallery
Pit ....L . tl - . a. M
J Photograph Albums at Mowry's Gallery '
i noiograpns large size at Mowry's Uallery
Photographs in Oil at Mowry's Gallery
liri.evivr... u. -.ll...
ivoryiypes at Mowry s (.al ery
Hallotypes at Mowry s Gallery '
AmbrotypeS, and
All kinds o' types al Mowry's GaMerv !
MOWRY'S GALLERY, in Market street, :
opposite the Bdnk Lcwuburg t)3tl i
1
UNION liOOTAXn Slloti
s
TII.Ie AHEAU!-Come one! toini all
) and esanirae lor rour-elvea. the lare...
ann cneapei smra ui iiniiie maOe Boo' -anil
rihoes in I'niin coumy f
IT-Jusl ler.eived a KKEflf :pP.y lf
City made work at unusually low price.
'Quick Sales and Small i'rofiiv'
is Ihe order of ihe day al lit l:s'
OppoMir the Kauk, LeivUrj
Juct opened, ojipoi-ite tie Riviere
llou.se, in the Room latclj
occujtieil by A. Jmii'tt.
A FULL and corjijilcte asscrtmrof oj
FALL & WINTER CLOTH.
ING,sach a Overcoats. Jir4 ;al jjHi
nessCais. and l-'oais , i eerv MileaD' rau
leva ; and Pantaloor.s and Vcis losuit A ho
a large variety -f I nrf-r fl,..hirg, such as
Drauers, whirl.. Ac. A !..,.. fine a,....,..
of Boys' toothing of the laieat styles. Also
HaTS and C.if.S riii;i i,. anv offrre.l IB thu
country. In lart, I have rveryihing t trrssary
in the shape ol Clothing, u hich I ofler al a
very small advance for cah.
PHILIP COODMAN. Aj'l.
IV AH kind, i t L'ounlrv Produce taken ia
exchange for Goods. Lewisburg, Oct. S3.
J. WALKER & SONS,
DIE SINKEI.S,ENGEAVEES,
AM)
Seal rtvH .Haniifa turera,
30, .S'owA Third St., I'hiladrlphln.
K. tt. Special atiention given lo Masonit
and other Society seals. nif3
Variety :ind iews Depot.
'PHE stibsrril.er l,eep. cons'antlv for sale
1 at the POST OKIH K ('eluwthe Kiri.i,
House) a wrll-eeircied ti cn of
Family (irocerics. Confectionary and
Fruit. Fancy No- Jy
tions, I't-rfiiiiicry it f-issMkf.
Foa.--, Wall I'aperdraSCJ
and Oil Shade., Traveling; JJiign
Blank, School slid Ilvinn IJooks.Ac.
I'IiM-rt and .llagrazlnr ft r a hand
or lo ontci , Irc in lliiMnn. .ew ork or Phila
delphia euch as ihe Trihunc.Times. Herald,
Leil?er, '.Veehly. Clipper. Police Oazetie. .Vler
curv.V" verlv, Liieraty 'ompanion. Harper's
? : Le .lie's Ill-isiraied Weeklys.;orler' and
Harper's Magazines, Yankee Notions and
Nic Naes. Ac. Ac.
All IIK HIIK H I'ID fBFtP Ft K tisiL
Lewisburg I.KH. W. pOKKKNT
M EAT A N U UNION !
TACOB (S. liKliWN, having a
ted in feei,i, ,he bunsry of
Lew ftEV.
isburg and vicinity, for nearly lliree yea?,
past, with the best of
Beef, Pork, Veal, &c,
would return hts grateful thar:k to hi nnme
rous customers for iheir pain nage ard an
nounces that he tn:ei:,K i. coniitiue.the trnsi
ness as heretofore in the Meat Varket Hons
between .XrhsO s an.l liaker A Co.'s L)rof
Stores. .Market .".quare.
Miiiso e.ii.e.-.iavs and Saturdays
-fl is the systein. 1'uH.c patronase re
spectl'ully solirtied. and satisfaction insnretl
March 15. f,I. J. M ERNEK, Ag't-
(tale .tliit Han) .
Race Street, above 3d- Philadelphia.
Ql JLLJI.tX t hoi Eh: VEorRlETORX
Terms, l.Zo j.cr day.
f T th Ol fB'tf'irifni Cif Thl !! ktUiam ffsnava.
y w ttVir t. ftiii we t i( riMTarn1.
it-nl nrth fiirnia. iftl th- nm-. ml U-mt w
fuliT pVJ'- it at cortinnnntl' i.f f)m.r i.aitrrM.itf-a.
rapr
th- hwpit..hr ..f rh -r.t;.-ii:;r t- -m- an.l h muA
jutlff- f-r tht kiwlim f. it Mivaiitirr anJ urn la.
O-ir Itaratmn i e-t-tr;il. t. ruuff iiiajnt lor Merchant
ani humeia u. b ft-iiriliy.
W Will Nlwvfi crrif-ni-' r to tiMtv th wmnt nrA rrnm.
forta rf our gwt; ni uh th a'cii'ibrf. ,.t Vr Cut.
I A 9rtim. t-.r affjl.l. an t Mttrntu- Lirrk. lad -l
nrarratTvti tn krpan frtni Ut.UJ. an. fif-i tn k-i e-vrai
aafi-faf lion ( iKM:V .! I t.LMAS,
i'niia., Krb . j Jtll. B'YIK.
J. M. MQYERY
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Haker,
South Fifth St., Lticitlury,
TEEPSeonsianily on hand, and manufa
J.V tur
res u tiTiier, all tiecripnons of
Being an espcrtrnceit shoemaker, and an
ions to merit a share of the public patronage,
he will warrant all work which may past
through bis hands.
Particular atiention will be given to Ladies
Work.
"rces are as low as Ihose of any othel
dealer in the vicinity. He solicits a lair artaL
e.nnfi.lent lhat he rr,n iuf everv Me.nn
I . l . ......... lr '
MW,iu,,B. "US- 1BD T
: "
t T ! T T o rr . r-
AlUClltitU LtllV lllUraUlT & i TUSl 10.,
(Capi'al Stock $500,000)
iTIOMPAN Y'S Bu.l.lings.W alnnt street,8 T
j corner of Fourth I'hiUuitlphta.
IT Lives insured at the usual Mutual rate
or at Joint Stock rates about 20 per ceni. Ies
or at Total Abstinence rates the lowest in tbe
world. A. WHlLLDi.N, President
Jons C. Sims, Sec.
747 GEO. F. MILLER, Agnl. I.ewisburj
PEIPHErVS LINE
ASD FROM rH!I..UKI.riIM
RFBICTI01 OF l.Ui llT.
l.t Claw 45 Null per M fuwil.
2d du AD do tio
3d do S:l do d '
4lh do 27 d do
fluvial 22 do d"
newt, ye and Cora, 13 cent per hoehal.
Philad. Depot with
Fried, Ward Freed, 11 Market .t.
Thankful for the liberal pair nace ci'r'e "
we hope bv strict atn-ntion to ius.tifJ0
merit a continuance of the same.
THOS I'ETHLR
For farther informa'ion apply to
iy795 C R M'UIS L Y, Agent, Lf wtsbnrg
DR. I. BRUGGER, .
HOMEOPATHIC
. . . , ..L.t
I FF1CB in bis new Brick iii.ck,
i ) street, south side, between 4th anil s;""t
(Vp ) i-awtsburg
JOHN Ii. I.TNN.
A TTOKSEY AT lUl, pfv.a.
J.X. " "
AiesTaaiailssloner of Orr r tne -5""J ' m r
N0I4 and t AI.I.ORM A aothori.l to -Ia" "
0mmi j,.,,. n4 Aiu..it.
either ot tb. nhove ule and t.. uk th- '"
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