Interesting' Balloon Ascension.
" 1 1161111le rib! Ani into the suburbs t'`
whit* 401155 of our friends took from
thin etty 'hist summer, are nothing to
the magnificent voyage of the balloon
Uncle Sam, which left Newark last'Fri
day, ht charge of Mons. Noaxr, with
Yettsrs. II ES S. Co itno:i and ARRA
MAX VAN WINKLE., as passengers, and
landed the same evening at a viling.;
called Kels_Ttown, about twenty-seven
miles beyond New Haven, Coninoetieut,
after a sail of two and a half hours.
The craft took a circuitous route to
North - llobukeu, and from then'Te to
the sipper part of Man:kattan Wand,'
crossing the High Bridge at Harlem.
One of the pmssenger.iinfornis the New- 1
ark Ray!: that, while over Long 1-than l„
Yens. MotiAr propo.4e , l to make a land
ing, but the passengrrs. desirous of pro-
Wm* their journey, sacoeeded tu per
ms-Mug him to remain up. An attempt
was then made to cross the Sound, and
they had jest reached the Connecticut
shore, when a contrary current of air
took them hack - toward the !stand, and
soon, to their discomfiture, they were
drifting rapidly to sea. Every particle
of-ballast, evon including a pail of
Water, was then discharged, and the
balloon arose to the height of 8,5t10 feet.
By this means they succeeded in cross
ing theSonnil. a n d sailed up to New
Ilitvoi at the -rate of from eighty ty a
ilehisfred mires per hour. While dyer
loft -Weill' Sound, the voices or pqr
anussaiderneath were heard distinetly,
and also "the noise made by the dipping
of the paddle wheels of steamers int, the
Spend, although t ‘ heise objects were at
the time invisible to the arunauts.
Soon after, two steamers, which, it is
supposed, belong to the, Fall River
were observed—like mire specks upon
the water—at a distance of twenty
miles. In a very short space, of time,
however, they were left twenty miles in
the rear. At this time the entire length
and breadth of Long Island was visible.
—lts cities, towns and villages, togeth
er with its unrivalled fields of agricni
lure, were spread out like a vast pan
orama, affording a sight most beautiful
to behold, and ono which it is said, those
occupying less elevated positions might
have well coveted.
• Considerable difficulty was exTerienc
ed by the tuiviniturers in securing a
landing. pn nearing terra lima, Mons.
XotiAt-trist dropped an anchor, with
which he was provided, under the ga
ble end of a small farm house, but the
held was not well taken, and utter
dragging along the roof, which was
considerably damaged, ho was obliged
to let go. The initiates of the domicil
meanwhile manifested considerable a-
U
lam, doubtless thinking that the comet,
or some otheit strange interloper, had
made its appettrunee. The anchor was
mmt.made fast to the limb of a tree;
but this broke, and again the balloon
soared upward. Repeated efforts were
then made to secure a hold on different
objecte, but without success. At length,
while hovering over a dense forest, the
balloolt made a downward plunge, and
the inmateslodged their anchor under
the boughs of a stately elm, and by de
wending a rope eighty feet in length
reached the earth iu safety.—Pessztyl
--/tssaiaa.
IF4rslar Etre,* of Elecfricity.—The
following incident, which recently oo
earred at-the locOn (Mive works in De
troit, is chronicled by the Free Press:
"A locomotive was being moved from
the manufactory to the central depot,
sad had arrived in the middle of the
street., when suddenly all hands dropped
the bars with which they were moving
the machine, and all fell back in amaze
ment. Resuming them at the order of
the man in charge, they applied them
again to the wheels, and again fell-back
passtlyaed the instant they touched tke
iron. The director of the job caught up
ens of the bars, and making a savage
thrust, planted it wide; a wheel, pre
psiritory to givin 6 a 'huge lift. No
sooner had it toitehed, however, than
he saw it fall from his grop to the
ground, as it tact done is every case
before. Such singular occurrences ex
cited attention, and an examination was
made as to the cause, when it was found
that the locomotive, in passing under
the telegraph line, had come in contact
'with a broken wire that hung sufficient
ly low to reach it. The whole masa of
Iron composing the locomotive had thus
become charged with eleetrioitF, which•
had communicated itself to the bare that
• the men held in their hands, and caused
" the effect above described. Thn wire
was then removed, and the difficulty
obviated in a moment."
Alain is Liberia.—The presidential
election was held on the sth ult. The
praent incumbent, Mr. Ilenson, was to
receive the vote of all for the presiden
cv, but the "True Liberians" supported
del. B. P. Yates for the vice presiden
eT while the "Whigs" had nominated
Gen. Lewis. Theseparties differ main
ly in their foreign policy, the Whigs be
ing less liberal towards those whose
governments have no treaties with Li
beria. They had passed a bill forbid
ding trade by the citizens of such na
tions, except through brokers. This
operates against A mericans,and thongh
merely a matter of five per ceht. com
mission, is a retaliation upon us for not
having recognized the republic. It
was not, however, a popular measure,
many of the wisest not approving of it,
among whom is ex-President Roberts,
and the general impression was that it
would be repealed at the next, session!. JUST FROM THE CITY,
of the Legislature. Favorable accounts, With a Larger Stock than Ever!
had been i reettived front the new settle-j TACOB NORBECK has just reeeinsl foam
meats under !Loy. Mr. Set's, and also, si the city a large stuck of GROCERIES,
from Robertspt)rt. FISH, ke.,--the largest he has yet offered to
• the public, and which he is now opening, at
E l diediOotitt4.—There is a communit# his new location, Kerr's Corset, on Baltimore
of perfectionists at Oneida, New York, I street. Give him a call 1 You will find his
whose community of interests extendsi. Coffee, antra?. Molasses, Salt, Tees,
to the doweatic relations. The lastl and eterythiti else, the hest and the cheap
number of their organ announces that, l est to be had in town—he haviolt bought at
low rates, and 'wing determined to sell fast
" withouteny direct reference to serip..l
tare proof', tt might be demonstrated lat small Kerr's old •.siruer,
Baltimore ands Streets..
antler the regime of Bible coin-! Gettysburg, May 11, ts.),.
inatdea f death will ultimately be ahol
bked. Theodlee which death performs ; Always in Tittle
la to limier a constant cheek upon the MARCUS SAMSON
Itninaillst life of Satan in this world, by H AS just received at his Readynoule Oa
thing Store, on York street, nearly op
rinnoving_fthe different actors from the
,
scene,, thus • relonging the cont e st bee te the Bank, the best so•sortrnent Qf
' dteaia good an evil. If this is the office. sily-made Clothing, n for h. pring and Som
a( death , it is very easy to conceive a m wa e i r a w a ea w r, e
j e i_ v t :r w i i ) e pe c n c e :a l
rf t
ja . is p p, 1 1 1 ,, v. , f
nr aynnu
-4111111114triatilig's in which its miniatration„ thing in the line of Ready-made Clothing, y t i
Will MIK be necessary. When there no less mist titan they can Le had oetsitle of t
aisle the necessity for scatter- city, call at SAMSON'S.
lug obi strualmning the forces of huouu • _ April 111„
asgare fer the sake of deetreytug the 'and i'plen.lid assortment of &lin.
- evil, thee death can no longer subserre lI WI Gouda, eussiating of llstit; Caper,
thertranis o f G o d , an d ! Ai be abolish, Bouts and Shoes,
COB.nAN k PAXTON'S.
_
(I.IIIPKT Bar. Triteks. Vughteliv4, j
arir:A contented mind gives peace. c a w, at COBEAN &PAXTON'S.
=
One Dollar & Seventy-five Cents
PAID IN ADI'ANcE,
Will Secure the Rel.t-tilar Visit of
" Die, emitpiich,"
to the Home of ardy Family in the County.
ITs Pk:ltri3AL WILL
Afford Instruction and Amusement
FOR , FATIEEILS,
movints, intovicas AND BINTERS 4
OLD ANI► YMINO, -
MALE AND FEMALE.
.No family 4JitAdd SA liatiliout flu' Compiler.
8.91,75 could be•tpent in no Chore
profitable manner than by aubscliliing
for the "Commuca,” which will furnish
„...,40, i ft
you with all tl e news of the day, the
markets, the triages and the deaths
occurring i ►e community, with choice
selection f literature, poetry, wit and
humo , and all that will go to make up
a first-rate Family Newspaper. Ad
dress the Editor and Proprietor, ITENur
J. ST,t■t.PP •t . I , Ma- Is.
- NEW FIRM I
BATS, CAPS Boors AND SHOES.
awlentigned hating porehneed from
Wm. W. Paxton. Esq.. his entice Stock
of iil matinee the huitinem at the old
Inlilhantbersintrg street. a few doors
1 westal the diamond. touter the firm of RHINO
-11 AS I ACGHINLIAUGH. anti Wick the
patrottege of their friends and the/Willa pen.
.rally. We have mule arrangeinehts 14ively
itsereame our stock of
if ad. C4lll, Baas axd Sknes,
and will alwayakeep on hand a full assortment
of all kin.ls. suitable to the mum, which will
be *Ad at the lowest possible prices. /loping.
by siting attention to business. to merit a lib
eral patronage. we invite ail needing anything
in our line to call and examine our goods be
ttors purchasing elsewhere.
GEO. E. 11111.NWIAN,
11. AUG lIINBAUGIL
Gettysburg. Jan. 12, 1857.—tf
iiitaufrer & Barley.
('l✓rrp Warhex u 4 .1.-welry
t VIIOLFXI LE and Retail , at the Philadel
phia
$ V Watch and Jewelry Store, No. 96
North Second street, corner of Qua, ry. Phila
delphia.
Gold Lever Watches. full Jeweled, 18 caret
eases. S2S 00: Gold Lepines. 10 carat. $24 00:
Silver Levers, full jeweled. $l2 00: Silver Le
pines. jewels. $9 00: superior Qua rtiers. $7 00
Gold Speetacles,37 Q 0: flne Silver do. 81 50:
Gold Bracelets, $3 00: Ladies' Gold Pencils.
$1 00: Silver Tea_ASpoons, set. $5 041: Gold
Pens, with pencil and silver holder. $1 00.
(itildVinger Rings, 374 cents to 31k0: Watch
Glas.ses, pl.tin. .1.2 i cents; patent 1S1: Lunet
25: other articles in proportion- .111 goods
warranted to be what they are sold fnr.
STAUFFER. 1 BARLEY.
On hand. some gold and silver Levers and
Lepines, still lower than the above prices.
Oct. 20, 1856. ly
Removed to Ilinover.
FRANCIS J. WILSON, late of the Wash
ing-ton Howie at khbottstown. ha.. taken
HERSHEY'S OLD AN) POPUL AR. ST A X D.
in Hanover. whore be will be happy to enter
tain all who may patronize him. Table
is supplied with the best the market arid gar•
den can afford, and his liar. with the choicest
of liquors. [lts Stables cit and
attended by careful Ostlers. Givehini s call.
You will aivrays find FRANK.. on the spot.
ready and willing v) wake everybody com
fortable. ' [April 27,1657.
tower's Liquid Hair Dye.
THIS HAIR DYE needs only a trial to sat
isfy all of ita perfection as a Pyr, and the
following testimonial (rum that eminent Anal
ytic Chemist, Professor Booth. of the U. S.
Mint. will only confirm what thousands have
previously borne testimony to.
"LABORATORY PDX PRACTICAL CRRYPSTRT,
ST. startles's pi.Acc.
Philadelphia. Feb. 1711.1g;7.
. .
"Being well acquainted with the'substances
comporting /forpr s Liquid Hair Dor. I am sat
isfied that by following the simple directions
given for its uve. it will. not injure the Hair or
skin, but will give a maturulusd durable color
to the Mar. "
JAW C. Boma. dnat rtie Chemisf."
HOVER'S WR-141.4-O—IN KS. including
Homes l'lmid. and Borer's Weal, bk... are
( e:0
too well known and introduced require any
additional testimony of their erecter. The
males have been inerensiog une their first in
troduction. giving eviden that the articles
truly games that intrinsic merit claimed at
Bret or them by the Manufacturer.
Orders, addressed to the Manufactory. No.
416 RACE 'arra' above FOURTH. (ul.l No.
145.) Philadelphia, will ,rmit'v Pr9lo , llpL 'men
!
lion by •
JCISEPR E. HOVER, .Yun+fee•Mner
April, IL 1857. ly
James Brown's
GRAMMATICAL WORKS
rindlt Flom Soot of the Rational System of
Engli .41 l• rammer. .25 cut.
Tun Swam Boot of the Rational System
of English Grammar, designed to teach the
procemt of Analysing the Ertgllsh language
with sound judgment ; and the art of titling it
with grammatical propriety. , 31 cut.
These works ore now aced in the Public
Schools in the First School District of Penh.
Sylvania.
Tnit Tni RD ROOK of the Rational System of
English Grammar, designed to enable the
learner to heroine moat thoroughly acqn.iinted
with the nature and use of the Paspostrioss.
and may be read by him either in or out of
school. 50 ets.
Btutwsrs GaAlfttATtr•Al. RRAPER. This Bonk
sets aside the old Grammars, exposes their de
fects. demonstrates the little use of attending
to them, slid presents to the Teacher the un
emng and only way to the Grammar of the
English Lancriage. 371 cta.
For sale by Perim Gatents, 118 ARCH
S t rye t, Phi I adel phia
Msrch 2, 1857. fon
a•la.
New jrawily Groccarfp. i -AgefattinhAswimalid Ali I
E. H. lIIIIGII GREAT NllO lf".
It IOPECTFITLLY Informs the citizens of ' "Clitifer'SE.k-SlifiE4NT-CIAPTITRED!"
Gettysburg and the public
generally, I SAIIUEL WEAVER having provided him
that he has opened a new. self wtth an entire new and coetly apps•
. . .
Grocery and Confectionary Stara, ! mug. is
n ow prepared to furnish
on the Northwest corner of the Diamond, for- Ambrotypes and Daguerreotypes,
in every style of the art. N bleb
med.) , occupied by A. 13 Kurtz. where he will
hare constantly on haul a choice variety of
, rant to give entire satisfaction- His long ex.
GROCERIES. L' '''` .}l : (l IoN AR I F ' S ' an " perlence an I superior aims raw% 141ve bins
advantages held:A furnished by Daguerrean
CEDAR WAi.E. rind e%er) thine in his line.
Every article that the Eastern Market can af- . e . 4o , ll ,i imema out of the .„,. lie ham a large
number of spseiniene at his I; a Ilery. in Cham.
ford will be kept oil hand or supplied at the.
a h arte , 4 notic e . A share of public P 3ls °n a g e , bersburg street. which the public arc request
is respectfully solicited. t ed to call and examine.
All kinds of country produce taken in ex.' ,
i_;/' - '"'Cliarges from 5(1 cents to 810. Hours
change for Good!. !of operating frum tt A. M. to 4 I'. M. Gold
February 23, 1557 tf Lockets, llrcnatinnx, suitable for miniatures.
a lways on hand. at the very lowest prices.
ri - Children will uut be taken for less than
$1 oft.
=ME
TILE P RRY COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE
'trance ComponV9
CAPITA I n 9.556 effects insurances in
a • of the State. against Reis by tire :
prudently *put its operations to its resour
ces : • , ample indemnity, and promptly
adji. • mites.
A couety is represented in the Board
of Managers by Hon. Mos M4:CI•NAN•
WM. X1(41A.: 0 4N. .-InPitf..
mess of 11. W. /Whoa. usttysnars.
May 26.1836.
REMOVAL,
AND NEW FIRM
THE undersigned respectfully inform their
friends and the public in general. that they
have oonitrienced the Cabinet and Chair-mak i ng
business. in Baltimore street. near Middle.
where they will manufacture all kinda ,-vi-
oij FIJUNITURE. such 11114 1.41.141111 g
....
and Common Bureaus. Tables of vs. — _
done diockiptious, Bedsteads. Wardrobes,
Sunda. and every other article in their lino—
A I.L of the best workmanship and good ma
terials. which will enable them lo warrant
their work. Algal, every variety of CHAIRS.
COFFINS me& at hbort notice, and in the
varion% styles.
House Painting and Papering attended to,
and dime in the best manner.
Their prices will be its low as the lowest, as
all who may patronize them will Acknowledge.
(a - Lunther and country produce taken in
exchange fur work.
SORB ECK k REILLEY.
Gettyshurg. Feb. 23. 1:?.57. ly
$OO Doz. Knives and Forks.
ITAVING just received of our own impar
tation, from England, a large and ex
tensive assortment of Cutlery, we incite the
attention of those in want of env SPVIC Of
Kntves and Forks, Carvers, Sot Pies, Eko., to
sumo And eintuilic. We' will sell at suet)
prices as will dety eompetition. Also, a large
assortment of T.tlile Forks, which will lie sold
separately. Don't forget to examine the
*took at FAILNESTOCKS%
Conntry Merchants can be supplied at
a small advance. Mav 18.
Ladles, This Way
CnBEAs r.txTox have always on
hand it large and well selected stoek. of
Ladies', 3lisses% and Childron's
Smogs. GtlTc AND Si.) pp ER .,.
of all kinds, and ut all prices. Nu trouble td.,
show Goods. May 18.
Scythes! Scythes! Scythes!
AnNESTOCKS - hare 111.4 received the
lar g e. hit of Scrrii ES ever offered in
the county. They compri.e alnrieteof make...,
including SILVER STEEL, STEEL BACKS.
to which the attention of Farmers and
uthery iv invited, avAuring them that we will
sell them cheaper than el-ewhero. IM.ty Is.
J. Palmer & Co.,
MARI - Orr STRKET WII kItY.
Dealers in Fish and Provisions,
HAVE constantly on him,' an as.iortment
111 of %bickered. Shad. tiernrigs, Codfish,.
Beef. Purl:. Lar,l, Shoulders, Hauls, Sides,
Cheese. Rice. kn.
March 23. 1557. 3ln
Honnetx! Ilontkety4 !
MISS \IcCREARY has jumt returned from
the city with a new and beautiful assort
ment of
.DD"
.tif is "
.4-iti9
of the mast fashionable styles. which she in
vites the ladies to call and examine, confident
that they will be-pleased with' her selections.
Miss McCreary will carry on the !MILLI
NERY businemon all its blanches, and hopes
by her superior work and reasonable paces,
to merit the patronage of her friends.
Gettysburg, April 20,1837. 3m
Raingman & Aughinbaugh,
STILL .111,E.1//!
WE are just receiving a new lot of
V liatlN, Cap's, Boots & Shoes! II
—of the very latest Sprinz styles. anti,
intend selling At small profits. Call and see
thew berme purchasing elsewhere. Retnein
tier the place, raxton's old Atatid. Chanihers
!rug...street. March 21.
•...5 WITNESSES;
OR,
THE PORI:RIZ PONTIPTED..
• JOHN 1. OTIS 15 THE ArTOOR,
el Who hits lii 10 rests experience as a Bank
s; ec pind Publisher. sud author of
INerforar of Lerhrres at the Brocuheag
/orsarie,
ia when. for 10 successive nights,. over
13 50.000 People
Greeted him with rounds of applause, while
the exhibited the manner in which Coen.
a a tarkiters execute their &arida. arid the
Cr surest and shortest means of •
O Detecting. them
" 4 The Bank Note Engravers all say hi is the
„ D greatest Judge of Paper Money living.
O
O ERE (TEST DISCOVERY '
OOP THK PRIVIRNT CRNTCRY FOR
o DEVecTINO OVllN'tiUtfltre sam Sinn.
" Deseriloing every Genuine Bill in ezniteciar.
and exhibitinf,, at a glance. every
Counterfeit in Circulation!
;17
Arranged is !nimbly that RXFSRINCII 13
C. RAT AND DICTRCTION INSTANTANFPCS.
.7.7"N0 index to examine ! No !Awes to
r. hunt up! But so simplified and arranged
C that the Merchant. the Bakker and lin.siness
wan can ser ull at a Glance.
Enalith, Feeurls and Cerrnern.
it Tnrs EACII MAY 116 AD TUE Salig MS OWN •
;id ?i•TIIIK TONOUV.
g MOST PRIM'? BANK Nan LL.ST prausinrit
Also. a list of
;11) ALL TyS Purarc Iloicuts IA AIM:10A
A 'Complete Summary of the Finance of
•Europe and .‘inerics will he published in
or
Ns eacn coition. together with all the impor
st cant News of the day. Also,
A SERIES OF TALES.
From an old NI aitio.cript found in the East.
. 4 It furnishes the mod Complete history of
ORIENTAL LIFE,
g Describing the most Perplexing Situations
se in which the Ladies and Gentlemen of that
country have been so often found. These
Stones will continue throughout
the whole year, and will
2 prove the most entertaining ever offered to
the public.
r" -- Fiantisheti Weekly to Sithscrihers
only, at 81 a year. All letters must be ad
dressed to
JQris S. DYE. Broker,
Publisher atxi Proprietor, 7if Wailll street,
April 27.1857. ly • New York.
CMEYER respectfully informs his friends
. and the public generally. that he has
constantly on hand PI ANON equal to those
for which he received the Prize Medal in Lin
- Spouting don. in 1551.
GEORGE and Henry Wimpler will make All orders promptly attended tn. and great
house Spouting and put up the same tow, care taken in the selection And packing of the
for cash or eountry produce. Farmers arid all sat"' r1.171-Te has received during the last 15
others wishing thvir house 4. barns. &c.,
spout . years more Medals than any other tanker. from
Ad, would do well to give than a call. the Franklin Inqtitute : also rivet Premiums
&, H w 4 ipl,rß, aat Boston, and Premiums at New York and
.April 18, 1853. tf i Baltimore-
P Wareronms removed from 52 S. Fourth to No.
ORANGRS. Lemons, Candies, Crackers 180 ARCH street, below Eighth. south side,
Lapioea of all kinds, Fancy and Common' Philadelphia.
Hair Oils. &c.. at SORDECK'S. March 16. 1857. ,3m
irTS AND 81 10 J A made to order, of the (VELDa EN'S' shots 0 emery virviety sue
mt ) t srateriat. and by sand workmen.— X-) size, at 8 & At:minium/ea
PCsU at Bi•intpatra AughiabusilVs. ► eucocsurra to W. W. Ninon
I• , ,
•
• • P
- '0% 4 311 1 .110TYPF..9 taken from one dollar
and upwards. and in the best style.
l)tc. .12.. Ig4Ci. tf
Do You Walsh Ranalust
IF so, 410 To
SCHICK'S CHEAP STORE,
Corner of the Diamoacl and Baltimore street.
JL.SIIIIICKtw jape returnod fr6m Philo
• delphia with a full and completa assort
ment of Spring (100414, cons sting of Biwa and
Fancy colored Cloths anti Cattsir, of all
styles and patterns; also Satinet:by Jeans,
Cottonades and Linen Go 44, for Mimeo wear
and Satin, Silk, and Marseilles vesting; also,
suspender*, Cravats, Handkerchiefs. Hosiery,
and Gloves, at price* to suit the times—which
gentlemen wishing a cimplete ouiftt, would
do very well to examine.
FOR THE Ltnii.s.--itutt receive(' a superior
assortment vi lilitck Silks, which will be sold
low: also, Rerege de fatinels, Gingliams,
ltrillinnts.Calioes, Irish Linens, Swiss, Book
and Cambric! Muslims, Rated Swiss and Plaid
)tioslins, Gloves, Riblions, Collars, Dress
Trimmings, . Ec., &c., which for variety. ex
cellence and cheapness cannut be surpassed
in this market.
Sk i rliecolleet, that although there is a
greet rush to Schiek's for bargains, all eau be
aecounntodated. Nu trouble to show Goods.
Thk!refore call in, and examine the largest,
richest and cheapest stock you ever laid your
eyeq on.
Gettysburg, April 13, 1557
New Good4--New Firm,
AND THE CAS/1 SYSTE.V.
GEORGE A RNOLD A. CO. have just receiv
ed from Philadelphia a handsome asmn t
meat of Gouda, suitable for the season. Our
stock of
Ready-Made Clothing,
and all Goods in that line. is extensive. Cheap
Cloths, Cassitneres.Cashtneretts.Drap Donde,
Licens, Vestings. Drillings, (Ix., &o. Call and
see us. If we cannot please you in a garment
ready-made. we have our Tailors constantly
cutting out and making up. and can wake you
a garment upon short notice, and in the very
best manner. Our prices cannot ha beat.—
Give u, a call. March 31, '57.
P. S.—l have given Mr. J. C. Guinn an' in
terest expressly fur the purpose of settling up
my old trus - inet.a. I have now been operating
37 years and have never until now determined
to settle up my business generally. Those
therelore who are indebted to me, either by
Bowl. Note or Book account, will please call
amid pay the same. UEO. ARNOLD.
March 30. 1857. tf
Diamond Tonsor.
JOHN W. TIPTUN. P'irikimsafitts Barber
0 mid Mir Ilri•sxrr,, can at all titnealre found
prepared to attend m the calls of the people. at
the nowt,. in the Diamond. adjoining the
County Buildinr. From long experiimce. he
flatters himself that he can go through all the
ramilleationn of the Tonsorial Department
with such an in fi nite degree of skdl, as will
fleet with the entire satisfa!tion ofall who may
submit their chins to the keen ordeal of his ra
zors. He hopes, therefore, that by l his atten
tion to business. and a 'desire to please. he will
merit as well as receive. a liberal share of pub
lic patronage. The sick will be attended Wat
their plicate dwellings
Gettysburg, Jan. 8, 14.55. tf
SuNquehanna Hotel,
oppmlte Calvert Station. Italt/Inure. Md.
rirH i unclerigned having leased the shove
Hotel and put it in complete order, if pre
pared to accommodate his friends and the
travelling politic. The propoetor will be
pleased to gee his old friends, and promises to
make their stay comfortable and tuttimfactory.
Baggage taken to &LAI from Calvert Station
tree ut charge.
JOHN BA RR, (f ormerly ~!fl)&nn'af,)
July 9, 1555. tf Paorittrroa.
Osage Orange Premium Hedge. ,
F.: undersigned havirig made fledging Ids
I exclusive business, is now prepared, with
his extensive to do any amount Jot
"sr p - , NT
1J tl X. 1.9
on the most reasonable terms, in any part of
Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey. Dela
ware. Maryland, and Virginia. The Osage
Orange is beautiful. ornamental. and protec
tive, proof against stock, high winds, back
water. &c.
I will furnish Plante, Plant and Trim until
the Iledge will turn allkinds of farm stock, at
from $t to $1 5 Iper rod. One-third to be paid
when planted. and the balance when it is de
dared a good fence by disinterested persons.:—
Those getting the Hedging done, are required
to prepare the ground by deep ploughing, and
cultivate the hedge row as directed.,
Hedges set and Plants furnished'at from 50
to 64/ cents per rod, payment to be made when
the Hedge is set.
(I:7PLANTS at Wholesale and Retail, de
livered at the Railroad Station at this place,
securely boxed. as follows:
When 50,000 are ordered in one order, 14.5`1
per thousand for No. I —s4.oti for No. 2:
5.000 in one order $5,041 for No. 1—5.4.50 for
No. 2 : Less than 5.0911 in one order 56,00 for
No. I—ss, l s l for 2.
SEED. fre.vh hint of fhP her, quality, at
i Wiiolesale and Retail, at market pricey.
I The valne ot the Otago Orange for Hedging
is now settled. Its success, with proper mau
-1 agement. is beyond doubt. Nature will do Hu.
work in making it an inipetvious Hedge, if nun
will do nis in its cuitore.
RER'2.II,IOiCES —ll.m Jame. Gowen. PritalAent Penn
avicania et.ate Agricultural !.. , ((e,etr, , i.en Cr, M Krim,
Beading. Pa : lien John Flaw MrVeytimn, Pa ; Samuel
Si user, CLaaloer York Bank. Pa , lion W,u Burner, U. ri.
Senator from Penuifitanta, lien i C Halo, Ploladelpliti,
Pa ; Gen liren lbit, Pattorson, Pa , Kto A. Stokes, Karl ,
lineiubarg. Pa.
A.LIARSH[LARG ER,
Mr repoicit, rv., Lit
Addt es
Dec. 15, '5O
The II arbrx Great Exkil,•ivl Price Medal
AWMWED TO C. MEYER.
For his Two Pianos. London, Oct. IG, 1851
TUE LARGEST
Ch air & Furniture Establishment
in
ATIITOT'S GAY T. wAßEttooms,
AT
No. 2.5 North street, near Fayette,
wtwre are kept Minya on band, ur mafr• to
artier, evetrviotyle Freneh TETK-A-TVITS,
ir. P 1 b, Broentelle.
French • nil' &off and Medallion Parlor
ARM ,CHAIitS, in Plush, Hair, Cloth or
limestone.
Frenah Full Stuff Carved PARLOR
CHAIRS. in seta, with Plush, Hair, Cloth or
Brocatelle. , .
SOPAS, half Preneh Spring *ahogany, and
Walnut. Parlor CllAlltS, in Hair, Cloth or
Plush.
ROCKING CHAIRS--various designa, in
Hair, Cloth and Pilllol.
Sint Spring LOUNGES—a large asPort
merit always on band, or any pattern made
or covered with any goods to urder.
CHAMBER SUITS—in Mahogany or
Walnut, complete, from $34 up.
CHAIRS and Rocking (In.—the
largest assortment ready made in any one
house in the Unites! States—from $l - .2 a duz
eu up:
Bur Room, Office and Dining CHAIRS, in
Oak. Walnut or Mahoi, , any, with C4no, Wood
or Stuffed Seats—an assortment embracing
over 50 dozen.
Wind .seat CHAIRS and SETTEES and
Rucking Chair--over 100 dozen.
A. MATHIUT,2S North Gay Street,
..<• near Fayette street.
May Is, 1557. ly
New GOO - 1114.
FAHNESTOOK BROTHERS
lir QUID respectfully inform their custom
ersV and the public generally, that they
have just received the larze.t, and best seleet
ed .t,ek of Spring and Summer Goads ever
offered to them. !laving purchased fur the
CASII, they are prep tre.l to offer such in
ducements as to defy all competition. Give
us a call—no trouble to show
FA. ESTOCK B ROTHE RS,
Siya of the Red
April 13, MT
Samuel 311. Illecutchen,
Mill- Wright anti Burr Mill Si wit -}Linofar-
IQ OLE Proprietor of Jonti - sos's highly 'p
c, proved and mach improved SMUT AND
SCREKNING improved IW triticAvit
BRAN UutTKR, THE PRILMIUM NIACIIINg YON MIL
LEIts.
4,lPne,: NO. 64 QUEEN Street, (18th
Ward,) addreax Kensington Post Office.
sh,ip t!AYDOCK Street, below Front,
Civalico Stones. Mill Trona, Stunt Ma
chines, Patent, Mill Bush, PortaleLe
Mills. Stretched Belting. Ce•
went and Screen Wire,
S,QI , AI(I: MaJilltD BOLTING CLOTHS.
Mardi 2. 1857. 3m
iow - ix the Time !
TOW is the only time to make very prltty
1 'Liud cheap selections of Spring and Sum
mer.tloods. I tell von the truth is. that if
you want cheap and pretty Goods. to call at
the north west coiner of the Diamond—the
only' place to get them. Also. itea , ly-wince
l';ulhtla / constantly on hand. An goods cut
f . charge. C 111 and see before purchas
ing elsewhere, at the Cheap Store of
April G. JOLIN HOKE.
Tailoring.
Removed II Few L)oora e.outtiottheOld.itatid.
I FL SKELLY respectfully informs his old
• customers and the public generally, that
he continues the TAIL filtl.l - 1; BrSINENS,
near his old stand, in South Baltimore Street.
where ho will be happy to locommodate all
who may patronize him. All work entrusted
to his care warranted to fit and he of most sub
auntial make. Thankful for past favors, be
solicits a continuance of public patronrge.
C:=?' The Sew Yiwk Suring 7 Slimmer
Ficatiossi are received. Call and see thew.
Gettysburg, April 9, 11555
New Millinery.
ittISS LOUIS. KATE LITTLE wishes to
iVIL inform the Ladies of town and country,
that she is now prepared to execute Millinery
in all its branches. in West Middle street, a
few doore below Mr. George Little's atore..—
Work done cheaper than elbewhero in town.
Please call and see.
April 21, Id5G.
.
' Banover B. Mt'Woad.
rNT NS over the Hanover Bauch Railroad
now run as follows:
First Train leaves Hanover at 9 A. it., with
Passengers for York. Harrisburg, Columbia
and Philadelphia. This Train also connects
with the Erpreas for Baltimore, arriving there
at 12' it.
Seciond Train leaves at 3 A. 11.. with Passen
gers for Baltimore and intermediate places,
and returns with passengers from York, £c.
April 21. J. LEIB, Agent.
More New Stock.
FRENCH lklerinoes, all colors ; Gishior.ahle
Cloak Cloths ; Fall Silks. the new styles :
niagnifloent new .DeLaines:' heat styles
Calicoes: very large stock of new Shalds:
Flannels. Welsh. English and American
Cloths. Vegtings, and all kinds Scen'a Wear ;
Sheetings, Table Linens. Towelings. &c. .
EYRE & LAS DELL.
Fourth an,/ A rr/t xtreett,
rl - Storekeepers are invited to examine our
New Goods.. Families can be well suited in
every kind Of Dry Goods. We make Black
Silks and Shawls leading articles for whole.
salumg. P. S.--Jobs received daily from the
Auctions in New Ynrk and Philadelphia.
Ntrr C ksn.
December 15, 1856. Gm
10 Per Cent. Intern t.
ANEW SAVINGS INSTITUTION.—IF
you want to invest you). money with a
certain return of good interest, and at the
same time Garnish to your families that which
wii! be profitable and useful—buy all your
Goody at Fahneatocka' Cheap Sto-e. They
have received, and are constantli adding
every thing new and desirible to their stock.
April -4 ;17, 1857. tf
Removala.
TIIF, undersigned, being the authorized per
son to make removals into Ever Green
Cemetery. hopes that such as contemplate the
re:novel of the remains of deceased relatives
or friends, will avail themselves of this season
of the year to have it done. the terms are
moderate, and every effort is made to please.
PETER TERMS.
Kaper of th e aagetery•
February 9, 1857.
VAItItIAGE Trimmings can always be
1 - 1 bought lower, and a larger assortment
than elsewhere is always to be had, at
FAILS ES rue KS'.
JEWELRY do STATIONERY—any (ran -
IN tit and th e Dealt *seek ever brou ght this p4ce. If you doubt it, call in and see
fur yourselves—at SCHICK'S.
riIITIREADB f Pins, Needles. nimbler.Ls
-AN dies' end other Com* Ilntons. Hooks
end gyes. Tooth, lindikeik 'Lead pencils,
Matches, cheiii it ' NORBECK'S.
LW LIE}
To HANoi - ER.
XTR A AfIC O3I 3IODATIONS.—The an
deraigned returns hia thanks to the publi
for tb• encouragement heretofore extended to
him, and takes pleasure in announcing that he ;
h as c om pi t tea Atrangeme9-4---ky Ar - w v I
which Tl\o DAILY LIN ES u - r , ,
Coaches will run between Gettys:,*.L7'2l 6.
burg and Hanover. to connect with the trains
to and from Baltimore. York. lln rre.hurg,
Philadelphia. &c. Penns d esiring ticket or
information will call on the undersigned. or on
CIRKLES Tess. Ticket. Agent, at the Eagle
Betel. in ll.—h+ntLorsbuig street.
,;(7J -- Special attention given to all packages,.
or tither business entrusted to the tinder.
signed between Gettysburg and Hannver,•
which will be promptly and carefully attend
ed to.
r, - Thc undersigned has also effected ar
rangements by which he s ill be able to supply
Coaches. Stages. &c.. for Funerals soft tuber
Occasions, at moderate charges.
NICIIOLAS WEAVER.
Gettyabarg. April 13. 1857.
The Ladies
IVILL Ind it to their advantage to call at
V V Vahnestock Brothers, and .see their
large and cheap stock of Silks, Challis, Lawns,
Ducats, Tamartines, Detainee, Calicoes, Ging
hauls, ,ke„ which are selling cheap at
FAUN I.:STOCK BROTHERS,
Sigri of the Rd Front. -
April 13,
Flour! Flour !
THE undersigned continues.,the Flour basi-
Deg( as heretofore. lib sells by the barrel
or any stnaller quantity. $y taiiing SMALL
PItOYITS be can buy as high is:nd sell as low as
anybody else, and by always endeavoring to
keernone bitt the best, he hopes to merit and
receive a continuance or liberal patronage.
WM. GILLESPIE.
Oct. 8, 1855. At the Post Office.
Hay Wanted.
DEBSONS having !lay to sell will do well
IL by ealting on the subscriber, in Gettys
burg, Who•is desirous of purchasing. The
highest market price will, - be paid at all times.
17As he intends hiving the Hay, atter be
ing packed. hauled either to Hanover or Balti
more, the preference to haul will be given to
those from whom he may purchase.
SOLO3IOI Pp W ERAS.
December G. 1852. tf
New Ilhirdware Store.
'IIIIIE subscribers would respectfully an
nounce to their friends and the public thdt
they have opened a hardware Store, in Balti
more street, adjoining tie residence of David
Ziegler, Gettysburg, in which they always In
tend to olio' to the public a large and general
assortment of
Hardware, Iron, Steel, Croteriet,
CUTL E RY, COACH TRIM?ff:LNGS,
SPRI-NGS, AXLES,
0,41.1/1.01:63.1 1 3U'9
Tcbar-mare, Shoe Sidings,
Patuts, Oils, and Dye-stuffs,
irigeneral, including every description of arti
cles in the above line of business, to which
they invite the attention of Coach-makers,
Blacksmiths, Carpenters, Cabinet ; makers,
Shoe-makers, Saddlers, and the public gener
ally. Our stock having been selected with
great care and ,purchased for cash, we guaran
tee (for the ready money,) to dispose of any
part of tt on as reasonable terms as they can
be purchased anywhere.
We particularly request a call from our
friends, and earnestly solicit a share of public
favor, as we are deterl'Uined to establish a char
sc:er for selling Goods at inw prices and doing
business on fair principles.
JOEL. B. DAN ER,
D.l\ - ID Z 1 EGLER.
Gettysburg, June 9, 1851. tf
New Goods
NEW ESTABLISIDIENT!
CTAcoils ,t BUD. respectfully informtheir
friends and the public generally, that they
have opened a Merchant Tallorinfr
Establishment, in the mom recently oc
cupied by A. Arnold. in South Baltimore 'street
near the Diamond. where they will at all-times
be happy to accommodate all who may patron
ize them. Their stock of Cloths. Cassimeres,
Veitings, Cassinets. Cords, Summer Goods,
&c.. &c.. is large and selected from the latest
styles—all of which they will dispose of at
prices as low as they can possibly afford. their
system beta to
10, sell CHEAP, fur cash or ems*.
try produce.
They will ma e op garments of every de
scription in the most substantial and desirable
Manner, all warranted to fit and not to rip.—
Goods bought of them not to be made up in their
establishment will be cut free of charge. They
are making up a lot of READY-MADE CLOTH
ING, in the best manner, which they will sell
as cheap as the cheapest.
They have also on hand a large assortment
of Hosiery, Suxpendrrs, Shirts. Shirt Cellars,
to which they would call the attention of
the public.
' -- ? - The Latest Fashions regularlyreceiTed.
Cash or Country produce always curreaL for
goods or wo-k. Don't mistake the plafe.l
Moot) 17. 1856.
D. 111•Cona ugh
3 Haring at tam,
(Office removed to one door West of Buehler's
Drug & Book-store,Ohambersbargatreet,)
Attorney & Solicitor for Patents
and Pensions,
1011 DUTY Land Warrants, Back-pay sus
pended Claims,and all other claims against
the Government at Wuhington, D. C.
,;also
American claims in England. Land Warrants
loCated and sold, or boaght, and highest prices
esen.. Agents engaged in locating warrants
in!lowa, 111 nois and other %%revere Stater.
~n7App to hitu perbonally or by letter.
Ilettyab rg. Nov. 21, 1853. `,
-- -- r
-417111. B. WClellan,
3ttaruni at Lie
OFFICE on the south side of ' the Pablic
Square. 2 doors west of the Sentinel office.
Gettysburg. August 22, 1853.
Edw. B. Buehler,
iatterml at tam,
WILL faithfully and promptly attend to
all business entrusted to him. He
speaks the German language. Office at the
same place, in South Baltimore street, near
Forney's drug store. antinearly opposite Dan
ner & Ziegler's store.
Gettysburg, March 20.
•
J. Lawrence Hill, M. ILi
`~ ~~tlsr.
HAS his Office one door west of the Lnthe
ran church, in Chamben4burg street. and
opposite Grammer's store. where those wish
ing to have any Dental Operation perform
ed are respectfully - invited tomtit.
Rail:ltasca: Dr. D. Gilbert. Dr. C. N.
Bei luchy. Dr. D. ilorner, Rev. C. P. Kreotb,
1). D., Rev. 11. L. laugher, D. D.. 'Rev. Prof.
William 11. Reynolds, Rer.-Prof..M. Jambe,
rot M. L. StceTer.
Gettysburg. April 11, 1853. tf
Bounty Land Claims.
VW, undersigned will attend promptly to
the collection of claims for Bounty Lands
under the late act of Congress. Thome who
have already received 40 or 80 acres, cannot,'
receive the balarce, by calling on the subscri
ber and waking the necessary application.
JOEL B. DANNER.
Gettysburg, March 12, 1855. tf
,
qtrErssAv ARE, Cedar-ware aneendletui
variety of Household articles. to betted
very cheep at PA H NESTUCK BROTHERS.'
VESTS, VESTS.—An unuaairlly, large tia
aortmenc, of every description. just vde
etitod at SAMSON'S. '
•. CITOICE 174kIrrnMir
FORS .1
HE Illinois Central Railroad CannyT
is now prepared to sell aboot
94500,000 Acres or
A 7.) 1 , 2 , 17 .4 1
SiLtiii./.lolcit • d u. 7
in tracts of about FORTY AMISS; CM /wig credits
fII Ir (I/ lo , lr I idere.th.
These hin!, were granted by theiGovern
ment to aid in the construction of this Road.
and are anion , : the richest and most fertifeln
the wor!4. They extend from North *nand
North West. through the noddle of the Staths,
to the extreme South, and include every TM*.
ty of climate and productions found bet***
those parallels of latitude. The N
portion is chiefly prairie, intersperse :M •
tine groves. and in the middle and Southeast
sections timber predominates, alternating with
beautiful prairies and openings.
The climate is more healthy, mild and equiv..
hie. than any other part of the country-4 1e
air is pure and bracing, while living streamer
and springs of excellent water abound„
Bituminous Coal is extensivrly mined, and
supplies a cheap and desirable fuel, being fur
nished at many points, at $2 to $4 per ton—
and wood can be had at the same rate pereovd.
Building Stone of excellent quality also
;hounds, which can be procured focHttle mere
than the expense of transportation,
The great fertility of these lands. which are
a black rich mould from two to five feet deep.-
and gently rolling,--their contiguity to this -
Road. by which every facility is thnrished Ihr
i travel and transportation, to the principal
I markets North, South, Enst and Welt, and
the economy with which they can be entail'.
ted, render them the most valuable invelitnitint
that can be found : and present the mostfa
vorable opportunity, for persons of industrious
habits and small means, to acquire a eousOrt
at3ndeptmlence in a few years.
dear
is the greatest grain market lathe
d--and the facility and economy with
..
which the products of these lands can be
transported to that market, mak•-them much
more profitable. at the prices asked., thin
' those more remote. at government eyes.--as
' the additional cost of transportation is a.per
penal tax on the latter, which must he borne
I t i p the producer, in the seduced price fine*-
: CeirOtl fur his grain, itc.
'rile Title is Perfect—and when tie Awl
payments are made, Breda are , execotekky
the Trustees appointed by the State. and in
whom the title is vested. to- the' prtiehnitoith,
which convey to them abet:date title. itaXen
ISimple, free and clear of every incembramem
lien or mortgage.
..,.‘
The Pei , e.l are !tome $G to 'Mb loten v d
ney perreent. Twenty per 'emit. *Br Ile
• deducted from the credit,prite fer Cult. : .•
Those who purchase on long credit, glen
notes payable in 2, 3. 4.3 and 6 „peals ,after
,,date, and are required to improve - 'romPtenth
rannuely for fire years, so as to have one,bslf
the land in cultivation, at the end of flat
'time.
Competent Surveyors will accompany ?hoer
who wish to examine these' Landis, free !it'
charge, and aid them in making selectitms.
The Land's remaining unsold are as rich
and valuable as those which have'been dil
,
posed - of.
17".q.rtiortivl. _VTR will be sent tunny owe
who will end fifty cents in Postage„Stamps,
and Books or Pamphlets, containing ttrateit.
onsinstances of successful farming, signed by
respectable and well known farmers living fel
the neighborhood of Railroad Landis. through
out the State—also the omit of kncing, priets
of cattle, expense of harvesting, threshing,
etc.—or any inforenation—will be riteerfolly
given on application, either personally or. by _
letter, in English. French or German. address.
sed to JOHN WILSON..
Conutklaniosee of tbo flUolo Gitotnol
dice igg Illinois Cent Railroad Dee
pot. Chicago.illinois.
April 20, 1b67.
Heal*: or Sjikorm
ciIuosiz:BETWERN THEM.
Holloway's Pills.—The bleed . furnishell
the material of every bone, muscle. gland
and fibre in the human frame. When pure.%
secures health to every organ : when corn*
it necessarily produces disease. Hutlitwarti
P!Lt.s operate direttly upon the elemental of that
stream of life. neutralising the principle of die.
ease. and elms radically caring the malady;
whether located in tke nerves. the ottelmilit
the liver. the bowels. the muscles, the shile4ll/
brain, or any other part of that system. •
r +ed. 7/ow:ghoul tau World !
ELOLLOWA r PILLS irre equally elllamione
complaints common to the whole humsw rase;.,
and in dinorders• peculiar to netiain &kites
and 14:4;a1 ,445. I
,
larming Lis .
onlas, ..
Dyspepsia. and derangement f the Wei:
the source of Infirmity and sn . aid the,
amigo of innunterablu Ambit , yiel to thew.
curatives in all cases. *wryer aggravuled o
acting ass mild purgative. alterative-and tint;
ic; they relieve the bowels. purify the debit.
and invigorate the system and the conottetnikel
at the. same time.
Ground Wenk44,--Ne'rraut ermtpkiinfr.
Whein all stimulants fall, the renovating:
and bracing pmperdes of these Pills giveNlnn.
ness to she shaking nerves and enfeebled Mlig.
des of the victitu.of general debility.
In cases Qt the fracture of •bones, injad
ties unused by, steam ezp!osions, Brnives.
Borth, Scalds, Itheumati ,, m, Stiffness of the'
Joints. and contraction of the sinews. it is wow
ployed and warmly recommended -by the W 0
olty. This marvelous remedy has been intro.?
deced by its inventor in person "intoall the
leading Hospitals of Europe, and no pritstif
household should be without it.
Und.-nighle Texlimnny.
The Medical Staff of the French and tnetib
Armies in the Crimea have officially eigned•
their approval of Holloway's Ointment,usthe:
most reliable dressing for sabre cuts, amber
and gen-vvounda. It is also used by the set.
genus of dui-Allied Navies.
Both Me Chuttaritl (end xhfinbi be used hir
tii , following rd.".
Maim Eivestsatigin POT* Throats
Baru. Rilumnrut Fore* of all Mohr
Chappwi Hands Salt Itbecon - Fpralnii
ChilbtA, cm' St ld. EMT Joints
Fuottaa Sko) Dimm". Tenor
float Swelled 'Amid' 'Cicero
rainthigo Sore Lett Venereal' fore*
.cads' anaptioas Sore Breast. II outdo lit el Made
'lee Sore Heads
* * * Sold at the Manufactories of trofessee•
Hottnwav, 80 Maiden Lane, New York. and. ;
244 Strand, London, by all respectable Drug
gists and Dealers in Medicine throughout tip
United States and the civilized world, in pots.
at 2i cents. 62i cents. and *1 each,
•.
('There is a considerable saving by
the larger sires.
N. B.—Directions for the guidance oi -
Omits in every disorder are affixed to each p'
1 17Tatut top !—None are gem une stglrff ,
the words •./10Vomoy, New York and i l twadon.,
are discernable as $ water-mari: in 04`,errieef
of the book of directions around eac h pot or
box ; the same may be plainly seen by hold
ing the leaf to the light. A- hos4ooloo roprd,
willbe given to any one rendering such,infor
mation as may lead to the. detection 4 'V
party or parties connterfeit{ng the iiiii*lnes
or vending the same, knowing them to be
•
spurious.
Sept. 1, 1856. eowly
OB PAINTING.
siirWe aro. better ,ptispatai vailjjkL
ever to execute -Joa-ltalinruialet
tiL vel
vari•us brancheAt. With Vivito
and an unusually large asithit. l . ,,'
jobbing letter and ibthei: nrafer ni T
ia 'the
public mu} - ,rest assured that for heat-
Duos and , expedition 411-40 Wg ilheilklit.
" Coulcura' .. Citlice,if matt o cks" itaisaatslo vi
giiTElC—e..t.lia li•It difecirotat sffi ß!l;
ilvarFV l , 4l l 4 ol lept a f teat
tma lf
11
to toi h i t 4
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Of 170 21 .. y.., , ..„, ~ •: I J. 7 tn•J. ~, ~„,1 ihayilis .0
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