UL
Hi
IHaffsmau's gountaf, (pcarftefb, "gfa., cpkmBcr l, 1869.
? To jrfB e the safe trn-mis.-doa '
, prs-'hcnld rrn.it by chcl. j
ir,sc''' be fuciri in the first paper after ;
or
IrCe.t
i bad:
Tyran Mi Cle.risli Railroad.
.,; leave Tyror. at : : :
!" .-r.,.t Clearfield at : : l.u,,.m.
K'"Ar-iT(,f.,Tyroneet : : : : J V -i
ExnresS but al B I 2
West at a 44 p, m ; Eadd Eagle Ex-
m : Mii
a: 7 (MP-
nrsDivine service will I e beld
U;L. in Clearfield, a follows :
Belt
By Re- Nixdorff in the Lutheran church
and evening,
in the ifcorti'.!
Vr Tlcv. . 11. I'i'U in tne
lethndist
Sabbath
i ii,ori:inc and evening
" . .. l 1 1... .-.-. hid, liiii nvftrr
t,, ' st X 1U.I v . .... , j
T! n-s!r t 7i 1'- M. Communion serves
rim'aU-vb vf every month at ltJ A. M.
..ric- 'i'it. Andrews' Episcopal church
r-n" Ta'.-iay ev-in-s, at 7 o'clock. Seats
free.
Frati.-i' church Mi at 10 A. M..
e ir-eond and lourth SunJavs ol each
ou-.h.
The ar;jle on the Cracow Nun Ca.
landed us for publication, will appear next
Wefk.
V.'c un ler-tatid that, in the ca?e of the
C.'i!iirnwf!th v. David Ball, a new trial
Lx- Lcu granted.
I'ehsons deirinjr to attend fchool shonld
write f the cataWuc of the State Normal
ivh !. Address J. A. Cwper, Edinboro,
LrieCo-.Pa.
CtlARl.KS CADWALADEit.in Decatur town
fhi('. ba-i a t-ta'k o core fourteen feet high,
and -.til: pr-iwinir. I: has on it five earn, in
fj" process of devel-i.tiicat. It is a catur
al curiosity.
Tut Septetnlxr liuud-ers ot Arthur's
II. inie Macaziue. Once a Month, and Chil
dfLn s Hour, are Lelorc They ae thu-e
i,;b'.y iir.erctin? work.-, aud worthy the
1 inu.ste ot the id iic
A pa-ctievr ear ha been attached to the
frt-vlit rra'ti runiiitii; bi.tween Ciea; field and
rhi.ij.-l.itr.'. leaves Clearfield st 7 A. M.,
1'biiii.shurg at '.'.JO A. M.
,:j!i-s Pbi.iiburjj
?,.A0 P. M.. :-nd ar
r.n at Cieacfield at 0,-1") P. M. da'ly.
"U"i o ly the -Fill- City Journal" that
Mr. 7. N. Fu'.tn of this rounly. has pur
chaaed a half section of land ner FalU City
Ntt ra. ia. a'l l inten Is lo,-nfiriB there ptT
uuuently. Q'iite a number of Clearfield
fvV'V jL-ide in Fails City and vicinity.
The Iron City Collcpe afTords advantsges
f r a(iirii:g a tlt..rtmgh practical bii.-inesj
vi iii..n surpassed nowhere in the United
i-'itte-i. Cirst:la- (r'vin full particilars
Ciimiernin; i'ic .-hiol can lie obtained bv a
d-e-t-in,? t'le Priuoijtls, Stui;h i Cowiey,
1 ittsbury. Pa. ,
Jc-as C. nKSTE?-Siis, of 0cco'a, was
hot in the hea l, with a load of buck shot
by bis brother ir -law. i:diph Lirs, on
A e3ne.-day la-t, at Ju::-:i Furtiac. in Cen
tre ifiunty. He was srrksl;- wounded, but
w.il nvsjver. It crew ut cf a fa.-ily 'iuai
ti'L Lit.- was aiTc.-ied.
TdriEOKiM.ooiCAL rejiort for the week
ri:i.;!k' Saturday, August 2Stb, Jsfi, a f ur-n'V.-rd
ly K. Feaion. Evj.,ui Peuu town
s'.;-. : Maximuta of tin raiomeier., y ) t;t 2
P. M . mi a:ii sth; Finimuuj, 5S at
t. It M
Ct-th; Mean of wetk. from
tbr.e daily
t:(i .' p. n..-
i wnniior.p at 7 a. m. end 2
J 4 7. Rain, 2o;h and 2th
.'ji Z ;i.the n.it .juite one inch. Maximum wheels of the cars passing over them be
; t'arjtLeter 2S .42 on 2-tth tu'.ti. 2i .1' on iwn the ankles and knees. She was ta-
I ken t-j the Ward H use, where aha did at
r.i.i i at!-- at lluMS I tie Aca-ieniT la
t!i t.'iuiiA.,wc institution f.r the edu
cation of toth scies. Prof. ITaniom i-1
f a li'ril pa:rnaee. H'ilh ahili- j
t; erp-ncn
..".al i-A tor
v till
the
crjerry he i.- eiairent'v
iiial a:u moral training
i: :':!ie y,.u: h placed uoJer h"w cnie. Muie,
t-h.--al and instrument:,!, is taueht bv !
-1 ttuefcers; a!i all the branches j
to an - aconn.hshed education. I
!,-V-.--.a.-v
N
Pi-io:
a will open on Monday, Scptein
tcr
Tnr -us.,. -.f EuseneF. Johnston, charged
r.iiK n.ur.irrof Leu E.ims, at Phiht j
t T: lk.' !tl;li of .fi.lv I-.-t was tri. H at
b duriiiji laH week. The trial last-
':- ' day, and resulted in a verdict of
: irr in the s.-e.iid dejreo. lie was sen
,! '''ea to the pctiiteulsarr for eif bt years.
Mu.,rx Swirzvr. litrict Attorney) II y,
:jjjjf Linn proseont d f.r the Cout
t" a!:b. Orvis, WaiiaeO and S woope
. r.. ,t. t ... i. . . ..: t . I
-iv iu. :nr uciciiuaiu. .All aciiuutm v
tit.
L-'t a-L-.J ..r expected. Ti;e solo tfi'ort of
;-! for i be delendaut was to save
:n wbitb thev were fUcceSsfuL
Lis ;
Thf St.- ut Ijams. ltwcen tlie Sus.juc
1 sr.Tia l:avJ J)a (JJuy 0f Curweusvillc, aud
-h'.ncie.-iui'itwe, of ClearSel i. was play-et-jtitbe
(-rounds of the latter, near this
I v. ,-.n Friday la-t, August 27th. The
very ln-- fceiirjf prevailed throughout the
f';n, a;nl was witne.-vl by a large number
i'Cctators. At the clo of the game,
Hie two clubs rep-jired to the Mansion House
a-io k of a suiupiious repat gotten
ul' i t ttit occasion. The t-core stood as
T .I'.. W- ;
ir.-.t. LI LAM KiSr. ?rQ''EI(AS!Ca.
J P. :..,... u. ..' .' r o -
bn..n
tt.tt--a.
p. I 7 A. Irria. p. 2 5
1. Ii
"or. t a
A b I'nttnn. s. 2 3
W Thoier.vin. I b 3 A
V
t p I
. e. 4
Z
- .I'lhri'Dn 1 k
Atuo.a. son :i
K m Thompson, "lb 3 5
T. Kouinsoa. I f 3 5
!'. A . Leonard, c.f. 4 3
F.l.Thompaon. r f 1 4
L M iore rf I
"B'Uf 5
a w ijrabam, e. f. 4
lMr,.
Tutal.
27 Si
T R 9
3 2 6 9-55
1 4 J 2-35
2 3 4 5
' :i!
iecLAiiooE. 16
775
lit m V!!IA
6 6 12 2 0
y
ii it.iii ri.i.u.i. . nnt i WaJ-
'- 1 W . A W. Grab-m 15
xioehaon. Arnold 1. F. 1. Tbompaon 1, W.
f),i ftTa, Wjlaon 1. Graham 1 I
' J PlIMaVW rml.un 1 It
C.birele-sla.mooa Walters 1. Uoorer 1
H K Suaqnebanaa. A. E. Fatten 1.
. ". w. S. H.rbert. uf the Mutul Club,
jluia S. L. Kobina. P M. Clark
Titte of Game 2 boor a and 35 Minute.
LepTiblieaa County Convention.
Pursuant to notice given, a number of tbe
Republicans of Clearfield county met at the
Court U?u?e, on Monday afternoon, August
30:h. lne l.rmvcur.i'vi was called ta enter
i jr jj Sjt,jri.ei ChairiCM of tie
Committee ; arid, on OiotiCD, the i'uiicwiiig
l:h. The CVmvcuti'vi was called to order
oltieers were i Ditn :
Harry Hoover, iVosldent;
Llisba Fcu-ou aud JoLn M. Katen, Vice
Presidents ;
S. J. Row, Secretary.
On motion. Reached, That William J.
IleuipLilhJ. B. M'Enally, and J. B. Hew
itt, te appointed Kepresentative Conferees,
with power to sobstitate.
Rns-thtrf, That the; County Committee,
be, and are herVVy emiowercd, if to them
it shall appear expedient, to Dominate a full
county ticket.
li-xrhed. That this Convention heartily
concur in the re-nomination of John V.
Geary for Governor, and Henry V. Wil-
h ill I ' . aj-ii I. U U , V. , HI''. I 1 1 1. 1 ni 1
endorse the flatform adooted bv the Kerub- I
lican State Convention. I
I ti .1.- . ,.f I
Mn.fM. iini iuc .mbiiu.mu. uu "
I reaiueut U. t. .tjraut. meets witn our
most hearty approval.
HrsithrtL, That the firm, consistent and
patriotic course of our Representative in
Con(rres3, Hon. G. ". Scofield. elicits our
warn;est adoiiration and highest praise.
After the adoption of the above resolu
tions the Convention adjourned.
Ironi thd Countie; Axon nd TJs.
Cestrz. The Odd l'ellows in Philips
burg, ate making arrangements to erect a
new and e'egant Hall. . . . The fair for
the benefit oi the Episcopal church, in
Beliefonte, has been a decided success. The
receipts in two dais amounted to four hun
dred and fifty dollars.
Jefkehsos. 0:i the lSth,Mr. V"m. Me
Mahon, whil eccaged in shifting the
guides on a saw mill, slipped and came in
contact uith the saw, and had hisl. fr baud
badly uianglej that amputation wa ne
cessary. ... Mrs. Jane E. Bender, of
l'anx.-utawney. died niddenly in Iudiana.
on the j:jth. of heart disease.
Clahiox. The barn of Mr. Coleman, in
Mmiroe ti'.wn-hi;, wa struck bj lishtniog,
on the 25th, and burned, with all its con
tents grain, bay, etc. The loss is he vy.
. . . A new post oSse has beeu established
at Lickii ville, between Fry burg atiiTylcrs-
burj; V heavy storm of wind, rain
aud hail passed over Clarion on the 2o'.h,
during which the Court House w-? struck
by lightning, but the rods conveyed the
fiVid to the ground without damage to the
building. Much damage was done to f.uit
by the bail aud wind.
Blair. The new Lutheran church in
Altooua, was de.lic.ated lat Sunday. It
presents a leauttful aud neat sppearauce.
A l.rp:e oi jran is an adiiiijiia! attr;iction of
this church. . . . Tha Alt oona ark associ
ation will bold an ea.Libition on September
2th, S'.iih and 0;h. The pretuiuuts, in
the agrz'-cgafe, amount to J'J,760. . . . Mrs.
McQ iaide, wife of Jatne MeQ taide, of
Irousviile, met with a hita! ao:-;derit at Ty
rone, on August 24:h. She started to walk
home on the eastern track of the railroad.
fin.l rti.-.i K.if a clirarf .1.1 a t. w 1 .fil , . tn
d-pot, heard the Sjttihern Express eotninj: 1
down the track Ubii.d her. On stcpp!ufc- i
out of the way of it to the Western track
she discovered a freight train cou-iiii: np in
front of her, on it, when she immediately
parsed fmui it to a siding, where she fup
losed of ciiuisc she was safe ; but a tbiher
was backing in on the sijinj;, which, amid
the noise of ihe other trains was unnoticed
l.y her, as well a the scrca.us of brakeu;e:i
who scen her 'danger, but was unable to
r;ack h.r ou account of the speed of the
t.ai.i. The fir-tear tru-:k her, thrjwins
her with both ieirs across the track, the
'j 'wenty minutes pa--t six o clock, alihousli
every eibn-t was male to save her life. Iler
tiu-baiid, who was alvent at Pittsburg, was
telegraphed for a.uJ arried just in time to
see i er breath herla.-t.
Westmoeelakd. 0:i the I9:h of Au-
SU Mr. 1 eter frwartz, a uio.-t excellent
c'!'ri"n' cd ",out 45 years, was mdienly
tll e I t;'e M"y Me u oole aoy
of Slewart A Tate, iu Ve.-tt!,ore!a:d county,
I under the following circumstances: In re
j tpousa to the 6 o'clock, a. ra , signal to gj
! to work, Mr. Swartz rej aired to his po.-t,
nd fiuji,1? 0Je 0
jo,,. he attempted
f the drivinj; belts too
ptel to shorten it. ue tnr.w
it o3" at the roii4; side of the pullj. which
brought J:i:n in direct contact witb it, so
that he was caught fat by the legs when
be said '"Oh, my," and iu an instant was
drawn up a'''n, the metal pullics, and
dahiti hi h-'al wiih terriblo violence
3
against a beam which supports the second
oor. His head ra mashed into innumer-
able particles, and scattered in all directions.
Thc skull was broken in many pieces, none
of them as larr-i as three inches square, oa,i
of which remained sticking in the above
mentioned beam; and so quickly was all
this done, that the pieces of bone were free
from blood -stairs ard white as paper. The
detaching of the afore mentioned belt gave
lree ;!ay to the machinery. The pulltes
were moving at the rate of 12 to 130 rev
olutions er minute, but the velocity soon
nereed to about 1.000 revolutions ptr
miuute, takin; the btdy around with each
turn, lashing it against (he beam, floor, it,
and driving the left arm through and leav
ing it ujion the second floor (made of inch
thick oak boards). The right arm was torn
off at the elbow, except a imall piece of the
skin. The bead was dashed to pieces, leav
ing only a part of the tcalp, with a portion
ot the hair and one ear, and a narrow strip
of skin of the ueck. A boy who was pass
ing by and saw the fiirbttul situation, ran
i i and turned off the steam. Tha owners
of the factory were not preseot at the time.
Two little girls were witnesses ot the swne,
and they were joined a few minutes later by
Mrs. Tate. The particlesof flesh, ic, were
scattered in all directious at least tweuty
feet lrom the pulltes upon which the body
was revolved. The particles of head, neck,
arms A-t fathered up. approached in
amount to sery nearly a bait" busbeL
Ladies, Genu, Misses and Boys, keep
your feet dry you will then enjoy good
health the place to boy Boots and Shoe U
at the Banner Shoe Store, of J. C. Light
cap & Son, Clearfield. Pai
"'Economy is Wfalth," buy y,ttr P.(K.t. )
ho-3, Hats and Qrs, at the Bucner Store j
r.f .1 P T :kf,..T X- r.n i
V ARRIEO :
On Sunday, A:tcaM-,th,l ?C9, ly E Ilil
dt-l.rand. Ej., Mr. Thomas Cos let and
Miss tCS.WAH Lissley Bootu, all of
Chest township, Clearfield county.
CleaxSell Eetail Jl arrets.
Ciuiciid ir P.. Mossor. Acs 31, IS!.
Apples. dried, lb, 9 IS
Af fief . green, bn, 1 00
Api'Iebatter. gal, 1 06
Butter, lb. 30
Beef, fresh lb, IS
Beef, drie4. ' 23
Bucwbiat.bn!j. 1 00
linckwbeu flour lb. 4
F.eanc. ba, 2 00
Boards, per M, 16 0
Hty, ton, $12 00
llama. Ib, 25
Shoollera," 17
Sie. - 21
Lard,lb, Si
Uau. ba. 75
Onions. 1 50
Porsr. lb, 15
" mem bbl, 37 00
Potatoes, ba, 1 00
Planter, bbl, 3 50
Peaches, dried, lb. 19
Bve. bosh, 140
P.'ea. lb. . 3
Suit, per sack, 3 09
Shingle IS in. 5 00
23 in. a!2 00
Timothy seed, bu, 5 00
".Vheat.'bu, 1 CO
Wool. ib. 40
Corn, ibel led,
tars.
noil,
Chop, rye.
1 2i
62
2 f0
3 25
3 3d
mixed,
I "beese. lb.
Cherries. Ib
Ctk - ketflt.diestad.lb. 20
I - efrs.
rlour.bbt 7 50
Closing Qnctaiiea8 of Govennn't Securities.
JAMES T. B a A D T 4 CO.,
ySurctsxor to S. Jan A Co.)
CORKER OF FOCBTfl ASP WOOD STREETS.
Pittabarg Aug. ?1.1S9.
by .'sell ii bny.,aelt.
nOLI) i 31 .!3U5-2es. Jan.'67. 12.l 20
U.S. .. HS'l. 12St l2:l 5 20s. Jal "67 120'l2u
5 2is.lsv2, 12".'J 122 Uune. 7 -3Hs. 10ilt)i
5-20a.lsfi, 12U I2lj I.Iulv. 7-30s. 1091
5 20S.IS05, 121? 1 2 1 1 Mji Comp,"5.114
10 40s. 114 lltfi Ao;.Comp.'fi5 lis 111J
5-2". Jan. '5, 12fif 1 2t'j . Sept Comp.'fiS.l I s 1!S;
5-2li. Jal. "65. 12H1 1 2--f . Oet. Comp. "65.117118"
We are now conTertine; 7-30 of the Jane and
Jaty aerieainto Oold Coupon 5 20 bonds of 135 7
A Great Remedy for the mire
of ThrfMt and Lung DU'wt. Doctor
'ifiiarf$ l'iae Tret Tar CordiaL
Its the rital principle of the Pin Tree, ob
tained by a peculiar prnce in the ditil!atien of
the tar. by which iu highest medical properties
are retained.
It ia ihe only safeguard and reliable remedy
whicb ba ever been prepared from tbejaiae of
the Pine Tree
It invigorates the digestive organs and restore
the appetite.
It strengthens the debilitated system
It purines and enriches the blood, and expels
from the tysxtm the corruption which scrofula
brt-eds on ihe lunrs.
it .ii.lves the mucot or phlegm which stops
the air-paaaee of thelonj;8.
Its healing principle a.'i upon the irritated
surface of the lung- and throat, pMtrating to
e-cb diseased part, relieving pain and subduing
inflotuwaMon
I: is the result of year-of study and experiment,
and ir is ofiVreJ to the afflicted, with tbe. pnitive
asaurnnce of it power to cure the following dia
ease. if the patic-nl ha not too long delayed a re
sort to the mean? of cure :
Co&suuiptic n of the Luns, Cou;h Sore Tbront
and irea5t Bronchitis. Liver Complaint. Bond
ar.d I'leediae; Piles, i:liaa, W huopiug Cough.
Dtptbcria.. te
Ve aro often ake.1 why are n-"ft otberremedies
in the uiarket for Consumption, Coughs. Colds,
nnd other Pulmonary affections equal to Dr. L.
Q. Wiehart's Pine 1 ree Cordial. We answer
1st It cur'f. not ly stopping cough, but oy
loosening and a,i?tir.g nature lo throw off the
unhealthy matter collected about the throat and
bt.ii. etna! tube causing irritation and cough.
21. Mot 'throat and Lung Remedies are enm-po-;ed
of anodynea. which allay the eough for
awhile but by their etfn-tringing effects. the fibres
besouie hardened, and the nnbeallhy fluids coag
ulate and are retained in the sy.-teni. causing dia
e:if? t.ryond the contral ofonr mo.-t euinenphy
sicin.s
3d The Pine Tree Cordial, with its assistants,
are preferable, because they remove tbe cause of
irritation of the mucus membrane and bronchial
'ubc. 6sist the longs to act and throw t-ff the un
healthy secretion, and purify the blood, thus
scientifically making tbe cure perfect.
Ir Widhart ha on file at r.ii-nffi.-e hundreds
and thousands of CerttficHte from Men and Wo
wm of unque-tk
h"r'"',.7 S'";"
onahte character who were once
up to die. but through the Prov-
iiicnce of liod were completely rertorcd to health
t.y the 1'ine 1 rce Tar Cordial A Physician in
attendance waocan be consulted in person or by
trail, r e at ihmrt. 1'iice of Pica Tree
Tar Cordial SI 50 per Bottle. Sll per dox. ent
br Fxt re?s on receipt of price Address. --L. Q
0 Winbart. M. ii. Xo 2ZI Nor;h 24 Street Phila
dtlpiaPa. April 2'st. M9-3m.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SchencIS 's Pulmonic Syrup,
.Seeweed Tot.is and Mandrake Pills. will eure Con
sumption. Liver Con-plaint and liyspepsia, if ta
icen according to directions. Tbey ate all three
lo be taken at tlie same time. Th.-y cleanse the
stomach, relax the liver, and put it to wo.k ; then
the appetite becomes g.Kd. the fo.-.l digests and
makes g.Kd blood, the patient be5ins vj gro in
fles-h tbe diseased matter ripenj in tb 1 tgs and
tbe f.a'ifnt outgrew the disease and gets well.
This it ina oi.lv wiy to cure the coi.tum tion.
To lues. three medicines Dr. J. II. Schenck. of
Philadelphia, owes hU unrivallel sucees in tbe
treatment of pulmonary consumption The Pul
monic s-yrup ripens tl.e morbid matter in the
luncs nature throws it off by an ey expectora
tion, for when the phle-'m -r Wiatter is ripe, a
slight ruugh will throw it off. and the paiirr.t has
re?t and the lungs begin to heal To un this, tbe
Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills must be frely
u.-ei to eleanse the stomach and liver, so that the
1'i.imoiiij yrup aid tbe food wiil make good
blood.
Liver Cpn.plBir.t is one of tbe mot prominent
C3a?es of Consumption s.chenck's Seaweed Ton
ic if a gentle s'iu'dnnt and alterative, and the
alkali iu the Seaweed, which this preparation is
mtda of. assittE the stomach to throw out tbe gas
trie juice to dissolve tbe fool with the Pulmonic
c-yrup-and it is made into good blood without f er
meiitattf.n or souring in the stomaeh Tbe great
reason why pbv.iiciansdo not cuie consnmption is
they try to do too ma.'h ; tbey give medicine to
-top the cough, to stop chiila. to stop night sweats,
hectic fever, and by so d.iirg they derange the
whule digestive powers locking up the secretions
ana eventually tbe r.atent sinas ana dies.
lr. tseberck. in bis treatment, does not try to
stop a cough night sweats chills or fever. Re
mo e the caue.and they will all stop of their own
afeord Xo one can be cured of consumption, liv
er complaint, dyspepsia, catarrh, canker, ulcer
ated throat unless the liver and stomach are made
healthy.
If a person tasconsnmprlon. of coarse the long
in some way are diseased, cither tubercles, ab
scefses. bronchial irritation, plenra adhesion, or
the lung are a mass of incarnation and fast de
caying. In such case what must be done ? It
is not only the longs that are wasted. but it is the
whole body. The stomach and liver have lost
their power rp make blool out of food. Now tbe
only chance is lo take Schecck's three medicines,
which will bring up a tone to the stomach, the
raticnt will begin want food, it will digest eas'ly
and make good blood : then tbe patient begins to
gain in dcb. and as soon a the body begins to
grow, the lung be; a to heal np. and the patient
gets firhy and well, -his U tbe only way to
cure eonsumption.
When there is no lung disease, and only liver
comidaint and cvspepsia, Schenck'a seaweed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills are sufficient without
ibe Pulmonic Syrup. Take the Mar.dral e Pii Is
freely in all billou complaints, as they are per
fectly harmless.
lr. ScbencV. who has enjoyed uninterrupted
healthf.r many year past, and now weighs 225
pound, was wasted a ay to a mere skeleton, in
tbe very last stage of aulmonary consumption, bis
physicians having pronounced hi case hopeless
and abandoned him to his fate. He was cared
by the aforeid mcdicines.and since hi recovery
many similarly athicted have ued lir. Scbenck a
preparations w i'h the same remarkable success
Tbe directions accompanying each, make it not
absolutely ncecsary to sea lr. Scbenck. anlets
the patients wish their lungs examined, and tor
this purpifse he is Professionally at bis Principal
office, Philadelphia, every Saturday, where all
letters for advice mast be addressed. He is also
professionally So 32 Bond Street. New York,
ever, other Tuesday, and at Jie. 3i llacover St .
Boston, every other'Wedaesday. He gives edvbe
free, but for a thorough examination with bis
Respirometor the pries is i. Cffia hoars at each
city from SAM to 3 P M.
Price ot the Pulmcuio Syrup and Seaweed Ton
ic each SI 50 per bottle, or t6 50 a half dote n
Mandrake Pills 25 cent a box. For sale by all
druggists
DR. J. H. SCHEXCK.
Ap. 7,'69-ly 15 .V. tthSr.. Pkdo.. Pa.
BACOX. Ham. Side and Shoulders at reduced
pricey at . MOsOP.
W. H. ABVSTXOXS.
Sameeluse-
BMsTROSv LISS. Attokets-t Law.
Wjlliamsport. Lycoming Ceunty, Pa. All
legal busmen entited ta them will be carefully
nd promptly attended to. Aug 4,'69-Cai.
: w
XrOTICE All persons kowinj; thetn-
selves indebted to me will please call
and settle at once. Tbe boo at are at tbe store ot
WhiieombA Townend; Osceola.. Pa.
JqlT 21. Isfi9-tf. G. S. PERKT.
TOWN PROPERTV FOR SALE. The
undersiened will sell, at private sale, on
reajoaalile terras, cereral valuable town proper,
ties. Ait person wishing te purchase a house
and lot bad better call
Jul 21. 1SS9.
H B. SWOPS.
p ACTION. All persons are hereby cau-
tinned a?ain-t purchasinfr or in way
meddling with a XE W WAGN. now In the pos
session of James S. Lucas, at the aatae belongs to
me and has only been left with said Lucas on loan,
subject to my order. . ALEX. IhVVIS.
Beli IK 11, Aognt 18, ?Sc?-3t
pAUTICX. All rersons are hereby ru-
tioned against purcrrasicg' or meddling
with a certain BLACK MAKE, now iu possession
of Jaofb L. Gearbart. of Boggt township. tbe
same belong to me and has only beej left with
said oearhart on loan, (abject tu my order at any
time W. L. liOas.
August IS. l&69-3tp.
riAUTIOX All persons are hereby no-
tifid not to harbor or emplov my ton,
JOSEPH RIPEU. miner, who ha left 'tlre paren
tal roof wi.bout any jut cause, and I am there
fore determined to eotleet all wages that may be
due him and vill pay no aebu of his contracting
cnless compelled by law. J0A3KI1'R.
l renchil!e, Augot 13, 189-3cp.
"ITTAXTED two competent Teachers to
take charge of tbe public bchools in
fae Borougb of Osceola.
Jligt School Sart per month.
Primary ?rh(Kl $40 per nrnth.
Term fire months. Applicant will enclct do-
plicatosof Certificate and addres. D K. UOoL,
Secretary. or J A BLATIENBEItHER. President.
0-ee.,t Mit!?. Pa. August IS. 9.
pAUT.OX. All persons are hereby cau-
tioned acainst purchasing or in any way
meddling with the following described property":
One !!; ll.)r?e one Black ll irie. one Two torse
Wagon. one Cable ( bain, two Sett Harness and
one pair Twin SleJa, now in possession of ITavid
Cowber. a the i.iui belong to me and are only
left with said Cowber on loan, subject to tr v or
oef r.t any time. I. S BUBKETT.
(Iscroli Milts. August 13, lS'.O :ttp.
A DMINISTRATOR-S; NOTICI1 Let
" tors of Administration on tbe estate of
Uenry'Irwin, iate of Lawrence towufhip. dee'd.
having been granted totKe uuderizned. notice i
heretiy given that all persons indebted to said es
tate are required to ma'te immediate payment,
and those having claims againt tbe same will
present .them, properly authenticated, for sttt le
nient, to ' JOHN SASKEY,
ilAKY IRWIX.
Aug. II. 1 810-Stp. Administrator.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
The First Session of ihe next Pjholajitie year
of this Institution, will commence on Monday,
the 6th day of September. 1569.
Pupils can enter at any time They will ba
charged witb tuition from the time they enter to
the close of tlie aescion.
The coarse oT instruction embrace everything
included in a tborongh, practical and accom
plished education of both sexes.
The Principal having had the advantage of
much experience in his proferaion, assures pa
rent and guardians that his entire ability and
energies will be devoted to the mental and moral
training of the youth placed ander hi charge.
Teems or Tmrtoi:
Orthography, Reading. Writing and Primary
Arithmetic, per session. ill weeks.) $5 60
Qrammar, Geography, Arithmetic, and Hifte
ry. t.00
Algebra.Geometry. Trigonometry, Mensuration
Purveying. Philosophy. Physiology, Chemistry
Book-keeping, Botanv, and Physical Geogra
phy. S9.90
Latin. Greek and Freneh, with any of the a
bovc branches S12.09
Muaia. Piano. i30 lessons ) (10.00
li" Xo deduction will be made for absence
For further particulars inquire of
Pet P. L.HARF.ISOX. a w.
July 31.157. Priaeipal.
J. B. SBASAIf.
tBW. 6BA3A1T:
a. a. saius
NEW FIRM!
JAS. B. GRAHAM & SONS,
WHOLESALE AO RETAIL DEALERS
In all kinds of
Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes. Hat and Caps.
Motions, Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, Wood and Willowware, Flour,
Bacon, Fish Salt etc., MarketSL,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
FOR THE LADIES
They hate Bonnet Silk Coburgs. Alpaca,
Merino. Wool Delaines. Lustres, Ging
ham, Prints, Poplins, Lawns, Sun
shades, Handkerchiefs Kid and
other Gloves Hosiery. Balmo
rals. Hoop-skirts, and a
general variety of rib
bons trimmings,
Buttons, Eraids, etc , at the lowest prices,
FOR GENTLEMEN
They have Black and Blue Cloth. Clack and
Fancy Cassimeres-Sattinetts. Tweeds, Mel
tons, Water proof Cloth. Silk. Satin
and common Vesting, etc., in
great variety, and at price
that" will give general
satisfaction to buyers.
ALSO,
A gene raj assortment of Ready-made Cloth
ing. Hat and Caps, Boots and Shoe,
Hardware and Queensware, a good
Slock, Wood and Willowware,
and a full stock of Groceries.
IN FACT,
GRAHAM A SONS cell all articles that are
asnally kept in a well-regulated country
store, and hence the people generally
will And it to their advantage to
buj goods of them.
Graia and country produce tat as
exraaxge for Goc la.
ap. as--.
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD SCALES,
or' ALL xrsDs. ALSO,
Baggage P. arrow a, Warehouse Track, Copying
Prejccs, Improved Money Drawers, a.,
FOB SALE ar
MEKRELL k BIGLER,
Dealer in Hardware", .
Jus 30. Clcahpield, Pa. 1369.
C. KRATZER & SONS
are receiving a splendid stock of
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW SHADES,
COUNTERPANES AND QUILTS,
LINEN" TABLE CLOTHS AND XAPKLN5,
LADIES SILK COATS AND OVERSKIRTS,
ELEGANT SHAWLS AND LACE POINTS,
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S TRIMMED
HATS,
DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS,
BEST KID GLOVES LADIES', GENTLE-
JtEN'S AND CHILDREN'S,
BLACK AND FANCr SILKS,
FINE BLACK ALPACAS,
UNEQUALLED STOCK LADIES' AND
CHILDREN'S SHOES AND GAITERS,
MEN'S CALF AND FRENCH KIP BOOT'S,
HEAVY CALF BOOTS, $5,
MEN'S And bots' fine and heavy
SHOES,
BEST STONE TEA SETTS, $5,
CASS1MERES VERY CHEAP,
GROCERIES, FLOUR AND PROVISIONS
AT LOWEST RATES,
LIBERAL REDUCTION TO THOSE BUY
ING IN QUANTITY,
WOOL, MARKETING AND COUNTRY
PRODUCE WANTED.
Clcarfleld, June 30, 1860.
ATTENTION,
B U YE R S
READ! READ!!
Who sells the cheapest goods in the
county ?
MOSSOP !
Who sells best calicoes at 12 J cts a yard ?
MOSSOP!
Who sells best unbleached maslin t !T cents
MOSSOP!
Who sells Hall's Calf Boots at tJ5 00?
MOSS OT!
Who sell Hall's best Coarse Boots at S4 50 ?
MOSSOP!
Who sells HalTs bestKipBoots at $4,50?
MOSSOP!
Who sells nats lower than anybody also T
Mossor:
Who sells Sugar the cheapest ?
MOSSOP!
Whi) sells Syrup the cheapest ?
MOSSOP!
Who sells Flour the cheapest ?
MOSSOP?
Who sells Chop and Feed the cheapest ?
m o s s o r:
Who sells Hardware the cheapest ?
MOSSOP!
Who sells Queensware the cheapest ?
m o s s o r ?
Who sells Tinware the cheapest ?
MOSSOP!
Who sells Clothing the cheapest ?
MOSSOP!
Who sells Plaster the cheapest ?
MOSSOP!
Who sells Salt the cheapest ?
MOSSOP!
Who first brought goods down to the
lowest cash prices ;
MOSSOP!
Everybody should buy their oods a
MOSSOP'S!
Clearfield. May 12. 1S69.
ED PERKS A Co"s Hoar, the best in market, f.
sal, by J. SHAW A SOX.
ESSICATEDCOCOAXUTS.forpics.puddir.gs,
etc , for sale at UKAH.AM r-.
ittir r R A TVS a wnod article.oubtnd and
y forsale by MERKELL A BIGLER.
FOR SALE,
White Lead. Zine Paint, Linseed Oil. Turpentine,
Tarnishes of all kinda. Colors, ia oil and
dry. Paint and Varcifh brashes.
UARTSWICK A IRWIX,
Clearfield. Pa -M S.'fii.
CAWED LUMBER. The nnJersigned
having started in the Lumber business,
near Osceola, Clearfield county. Pa., i now pre-
ared to furnish pine board, clear and panel
tuff. its. Pine and Hemlock bills sawed to order
and shipped on short notice.
C. it. MACOXBEK.
Osceola Still.
May 5. 1s6-tf. Clearfield eo.. Pa.
WANTED At JENTS for Prof. Par-
T r.r TJ...-: ti-:. t, in
cv" a " J ot A ' U -i 111 , 11 if lUil
irections and forms for all Uanaaetions in everv
sUate. by Tbeophtlua Parsons. L. L. D . Professor
of Law in Harvard Cniversity A new book for
everybody. Explaining every kind of contract
ana legal obligation and sbowirg how to draw
and eaecnte them. The highest and beat autbor-
ty ia tbe land-. Send for car lrberal terms: alsa
for onr Patent Bible Prospeetw sent Free.
Je.z. ny-3m. rAKDEUIS M C) .Fhil a.P.
PROCLAIM IT TO ALL THE WORLD
-L tt,.f
THE XATWXAL BITTERS.
a cured more cases of DTSVepsia. store ee ot
LIVER CTMlLAfV T. mote cart of XERVoL'd
HEADACHE. FEVER AAUl E. and moreca-esot
DIBILtTY. than any other remedy before the
punnc in tne same space of time
IT PURIFIES THE BLOOD
lama the mind, restore sleep is an Excellent Ap
petizer, aud a genera vignrator of the System.
ALIO & Zl ti. Proprietors.
No 9 N. Seventh St . Philadelphia.
Sold by Drujrg.sts. aud Dealers gentiaily.
reb 24. 1S'.9 a mo.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.
The unlerizned offrrs at private ale the un
divided one half, or tbe whole of the Bald bills
i roptny. in oiraril toen.-bip. Clearfield Co., fa.
Said property contains about FIFTEEX HCN-
Dl'.tD ACRES of land, well timbered with Tine.
Hemlock and Oak. A good "TEAM SAW MILL.
fifty horse power, with capacitv to cut 29.0fti feet
per day, is erected thereon. AIo, a Picket. Shin'
gle and I.ath 31 ill connected 1 he machinery is
oiuparalively new and in good order.
Persons wiabing to purchase can receive far
he information in rce&rd to price, ie . ov eati
ng on J'JHX H. FLLi'OUD. Clearfield. Peon a .
ALEX lltVIX, ou the premises, or the under-
gned.
AugM, lSC9-3m. JAMES IRVIX, Sen.
SOMETHING NEW
-J IN AX!?rrJVlLLE
Clearfield county, Pettn'a.
The undersigned having erected, during the
past luo.mer. a large and commodious store room.
s now engaged in filling it up with a new and
select assorttneutof Fall and Winter goods, which
be offers tti the pablie st prices to snit tbe times
UitstocK of Mens arid buy clothing is ULUrual
ly extensive, and ia offered to customers at from
$10 to Sill! for a whole suit. Flour. Salt. and tiro
series, of every kii.d. a eemplete assortment:
-loves aua frtove-pipe. a beavv stock : iioots and
shoes, liats and Caps in great variety : Ladies'
dress goods, furs, and other fancy goods, together
with sa endless assortment of notion too tedious
to enumerate, always on hsnd. and tor sale very
ebeap. Prints at 10 cents a yard and other goods
n proportion ow is the time to buy.
Conntrv produc of every kind, at the highest
market prices, will be taken in exchange for
goods; and even Greenback will not be refused
for any article in store Examine my stock be
fore you buy elsewhere.
October 30.1 67 H.8WAS.
B. B. rCLLEBTOS.
w. a. a'lWjirsoE
NEW FIRM!
FULLERTON & McPlIERSON,
Keep constantly on band Fresh Meat, tuck as
EEEF, VEAL. MCTTOX, Etc.,
FRESH FISH,
All kinds of Vegetables, in season,
CANNED FRUITS,
BUTTER, LARD, Etc.,
Whicb tbey will sell at the lowest market prices.
Cash paid for Cattle, Butter, etc.
ROOM ON MARKET ST.,
Clearflel.1. Pa.-May 12. '69.
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
The uClearfl!d County Agrienltnral Society"
have determined not to hold a regular Fair this
year, far the reason, mainly, that notice has not
been given in proper time to have the necessary
preparations made. It has been determined. how
ever, to bo'd a Fair on the old ground, near the
Borough of Clearfield, on WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY Sr FRIDAY, tie 14M. 15A aid
16A efay of Orxoler, A. D. Is70,and for the pur
pose of affording the farmer an opportunity c.f
preparing, and making it an object to improve
and exhibit fall crops te be put in the ground
this year, the following premiums a coffered
forth exhibition of H70 vii:
Best 2 acres of Winter Wheat, ISO 00
Best bushel of Winter Wheat, 4 00
Best 2 acres of Rye, ' 20 00
Best bushel of Rye, 3 00
Best 2 act e of Oats, 10 00
Best 2 acres cf Buckwheat, 8 00
Best 2 acres of Corn, 29 00
Best I acre" of Clover Seed, 8 00
Best 1 burner of Potatoes, 3 00
Best 1 bushel of Timothy eed. 2 00
Tb above premiums will be paid to the per
son to whom competent Judge shall award
them. The entire premium list will be published
soon, forth Fair next year.in tbe hope that many
may be induced to compete for the premiums,
and thus encourage a good cause.
The Society have also determined ts open the
Fair ground on Friday, the 15th day of October,
1859. at 12 o'clock, M .for the purpose of a trot
ting match on the track for a citizan purse of
$50 best 3 in 5. in single harness, to trot against
time. Open to all horses owned in the county at
least 15 days previous. The ground will be open
from I to 5 o'clock, P M Admittance 25 cents to
all persons. Persons desiring to enter their hor
es to compete for the pare can do so by giving
notice, either in person er by writing, to the Sec
retary, and by the payment of an entrance fee of
S2 CO.
It is hoped that township organization will be
got op ia the mean time, in tbe different town
ships, and that a greater interest may be mani
fested in the cause oi Agriculture. Meeting aad
discussions will do much good. If requested the
Society will send speaker te meet any of the or
ganiaation enee er twice, witb a view of encwar
aging and promoting home diacuasiona
G. R. BARRETT, President.
A. W Geabah, Secretary.
Clearfield, Pa , August II. lso9,
VTOTICE. All person indebted to the labseri
ber. are requested to come and settle with-
out delay. R. JdOSSQP.
SALT' SALT!! A prime article of groand a
am salt, put cp ia patent sacas. for sale chea
at the fn -f R. MOSQ J
OLASTER the cheapest in tbe eonwry. at
J1JJ ;S Oi. JL-JJ vi
"VTAILS A SPIKES tiecheapest In the crenty
iN at MOSc"P S
o
IL CLOTH H st
Mir 72 Cv
D
R.
B
CLARK'S
CBLEEBATED
FEMALE FILLS,
FOB SA1E ST
r.oyar A Shaw and HarUwick k Irwin,
Clearfield, Pa.
Aug 469-lyl Retai, FTI. i.u par package
J P. KRATZE R
Ta receiving new goods
Sell choice grocr:e -lias
1 full stock cf dry goods
Receives goods every; week
Ray all his goods forc;h
Caa afford ta sell them cheap
Ha the beet cook stoves
Warrants hi beou and she
Keep all kinds of leather
Exchanges lor produce
Is closing oat summer goods
Wants all kinds f grain
Peftr gtads free of charge
Will boy you anything .
Keeps cveryttng
Ilia store is opposite the Jail.
ncaracid, August u, IW-Im,
T 1ST OP JCBORS drawn for September
Term, 1S69:
GBAXD JmORS.
Philip Dotu Beccaria, I L. Latiorte.Curwecsvil
Samuel Shtf, " I Becord Rratton Graham
JobnW Kyltr, Bogg. J John Witherow, Km x.
James Zigler, Brady, j John M'Muriay, "
Kb .M Masters. Buruside j Keuben Caldwell. "
Wm.Westover. R S. Carr. Lawrence,
Matthew Irvin, " Mile Head,
A. Carry. I Georce Thorn.
Jas. Curry. Jr , Cheat j Wm.'L. Merrell, Morris.
John Crane. Decatar, j Aortin Flega,
K rJhowalter, " ! John It. Ky'r, "
a Shugart, " W C. Hoover, Pean
TEAT ERSE JCBOBS FiBST WEEK.
H B. Wright, Becearia,
J. W. Lull.
Theodore Weld.
Jacob CaeLpbell. Bell,
David M'Craeken. "
A Hen Cross, Boggs,
Alger'n Holden. Bloom.
Henry Kyler. Bradford,
I'aniel Stewart, -Scott
Flegal.
Jacob Kuntx, Brady.
H. Hartsfelt, Jr., -Chas
Schwcm, "
Wb Schwem,
George Ellinger,
D. D Kitchen. Burnside.
Jonathan Fry, Chest.
Benj Klinger.
Jonathan rtoland. 44
J. B Pickard Covington
G. L Reed, Clearfield.
E. A. Graham, "
R. A Mitchell, "
Charge Mignot. Girarl.
T. H. Forcer Graham,
Hiram Hummel Gallon,
Georjre Spanier.
Was. Williams. Jordan,
Robt Patterson. "
J W M'Uarvy.Kartbana
Wm Cs'.LcaM. Kncx,
Alex At-.te. Lawrenee,
W.P Fuliertoa, -Wm.Mapcs,
S B Taylcr,
R. M'Pberson,
N. Rihel,
Clark Brown. "
WmDevinney, Morris,
John Davis. -G.
R Dillon.
Robt Dougherty, "
John By era. X. Wash,
G W. Gallagher,
C R. Boalich. Osceola,
J A Blattanberger.
John Lawahc, u
Patrick Daily, Pens,
John Widetnire, .
J. R Arnold. Union,
G. W. Shoff, Wegdward,
W.B. Alexander, "
Jacob Reed, "
Wm. Porter,
Joseph Goes, Decatar,
tanl Kooter. rerguson,
W. T. M Corkle.Girard,
Nich Raertlot,
A Snactman, "
Fred Irwin,
TBATcasa jcBoa stcosa wtac.
Samuel Powell. Beecaria
Tho Leonard, Girard.
G W Xarebood.Graham
Armine Nevling.Gulich
David Tyler, Huston,
Sylvester Hunt.
John Thompson Jordan
Wm. Eider, Karthaua,
James Cathcart, Knox,
J. loagherty:Lawrea:e
M. L tiulich.
W, M'Culleaga, -L.
C. Bloom,
J. B FergeaoD, L City,
Joseph Bailey, Pike,
H.B.Bailey. Colon.
T. Hampton, Wojd ward
Wm. Kline,
Job a Wolf,
Artber Bell. Bell
Pat Gallagher. Boggs.
Joe Lines. Jr, Brady,
Alex Dunlap, '
lohn King. Barnstde,
John .Mebaffy,
Alfred Straw, Chest,
C. rS Worraii,
E P. M Mastejs. "
M Adams.Clearfield.
Henry Parks, "
C. B Sandford,
D. F. Coplin. Decatar.
Stephen Kephart,
W. tl Morgan, -Luther
Uarrt. Ferguson
C rergosoa,
R E M OVAL.
UARTSWICK Sc IRWIN,
DRUGGISTS,
Marled St., Clearfield, Pa.
We beg leave to inform oar old and new easto-me.-s.
that we have removed oar establishment to
tbe new building iut erected on Market street,
nearly adjoining the Mansion Hon; on tb west.
and opposite Graham A Sons' store, where w re
spectfully invite the putlie te come and buy their
DRVGS. CHEltlCALS, PATEXT MEDI
CINES, OILS. PAINTS A- VAKNISBES.
Onr stock of Drugs and Medioines consist of every
thing osed. selected with In greatest care, and
WARRANTED STRICTLY PURE!
' We also keep aiull stock of Dyes. Perfumerle
Toilet article. Soaps. Tooth Brushes, ilair crush
es. Whitewash Brashes, and every other kiad of
Brashes. 'We heew a la' go lot of
White Lead, Turpentine,
Flaxseed Oil. Paints, and in faet everything weed
in the painting bu'ioes. which wa effer at City
prices to cash uoyera.
TOBACCO AND SEGAES,
Ccnfectlonerv. Spices, and tbe largest stock of va
rieties ever olfered in this plaee. and warranted
to be of the best the market affords.
J. G. UARTSWICK,
Dee. 2, 155S. JOUX F. IRWIX.
LIFE INSURANCE
COMPARISON.
Advantage of ike MUTUAL Plan ewer (As
HttmrH Promium Pimm of
S TO C K C O MP AN 1 ES:
RATES.
Mttual Different Ytm rw
Plan cm til .000 oh 1 0.000
RrtHrn Pr'tH
Afro.
Pla
S40 S5
54 2
75 50
109 35
40
45
50
55
SH2 00
37 50
47 00
59 40
ts 05 - 50
1 90 l8 ot
2S iO 2S 00
49 95 499 50
On the ages named tbe rates fcf the Stock Com
pany are from 25 to t4 percent, bber tb a the
Mutual rates.
RESCTTS.
Policy for S i.0&0 at I Policy in tbe Mutual
age of 32, on the return J Company.asme age. half
premium plan cf Stock , cash, half note, for S19,
Companies. annaal pre- I OCO.will eost in 10 years,
miua. all cash. $139 50, Jin cash, including in
and we Dividend to be rerest on notes $1,505.
made. 1 n ease of death I But tbe Mutual Lompa-
at end of 10 year, the
Stock Company will pay
tb
A m't of Policy Si.Of'O
Return Premium I SVj
ny will pay the
Am t of Policy SI 0.000
Leas Pr'm note 500
..395 I Cash 9.09
in Cash. I and 4 dividends.
Fhowirig that for Slit more Cask Premium,
tbe gain on tbe Mutual plaa to tbe insured mem
ber family is J-'i fif Per Ctat. Should death
occur at the end ot 5 year, tb comparison would
Cab p'd Stock Co .StT 50-p'd to family5.67 t
' ilutuad" S735 00- - S,500 00
aad dividead.
At tbe ag of 40, the Mnteal plan tor S 1.910 40
Cash Premium, will yield S9 3?0 ; while tbe Stork
plaa for 82 032 iO.Cash Premium, yields S7.0-'2 -50.
Showing a gain eo the mutual plaa of S2,
327 50. and dividend.
INSURE YOUR LIFE IX TUB
PEXN MUTUAL,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
II. B. SWOOPE, Agent,
Jy 14 '69-tf- Clearictd. Pa.
D
vy OOODS tb cheapest la the county, at .
May Ti. 8'. ji'j.-ijor a.
ARXESS. Trimmings, and Shoe-finding for
sale at MERRELL A BIGLfcRS.
H
Iiltl'NEs a quantity on baud and forsale at
U I. .1
i OA. PL.-.
; Q sale at
A ! n.K.s, I;ridie. harness eollart Ve.. fjr
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