lOGA COUNTY AGITAT
Local Items.
EDNR,SD,A.T,
,*.4,1r j 7; 1811
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'New Advert — iseMonts. -
For Dermot.
nsiAruptcy—A. Murdock. -
Administrator's Notice-710 - qt & Love
& Squires. -
llabk Report.
Ccerittioates—A, B. Vastman.
Farm for mils—C.l34
P len ty, of salt at Wialthatil,.& . Far,
It.iga. 2w •
iqe ae•\vittuisAinVered soma njool
gat Ilona oan't sei ititv duos of mallet esti ,
brze xvistnlii. , t. now is tg(9
FAIt3I FOR SALE.—Mr. C. G. Cat
dart bia farm for sale, in Catlin Hollow.
ls. in another coluinn.
Wright & Bailey have inaugura
he flag pavement style of 'sidewalk in fret'
he drug store kept by Bilging SC Coles. C:
he thing he extended, by laying flat dorm,
long Main street, in place of hemlock plank)
t would Le cheaper in the long run, and
ore as though people meant to stay.
In our notice of business places a,
e n, two weeks sineo, we omitted to mention
eatly kept:saloon` of Mordecai Sears, north
•do of Main Amt. We remedy the omissi.
y saying that the Gem Saloon is second to
hag of the kind in the county. Mordecai
e hest eoda fountain we know of, with all
xins usually found in the confectioner and
on keeper's line,
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LARGE .V.GOS AOAIN.—Mr. Milli
• nodal), of RichMond, sends us a couple of pii
antious Bramatt, berries, the largest of why
wares S incites in circumference, oho wad
,nd 61 the other. ..
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p,'S. We are ahvayif glad to _receive t ego °en
lacing proofs of gfilltnaceous ttirif , t ; / ut . 4 ; liar:,
is biz " • hereafter,' any' ambitions 'fonialii - 1314. ,
~,oh who wantehor home prediketroile.put.oriree
id, will he expected to sond—witit the sriiiipl4;-. ,
dozen eggs of the average size. [For pre c
ent, see Congressional proceedirigs.]
CASE OF HENRY' WARD.-We unOer
taw! tbat Ow - Legislator° of Pennsylvania Las
sued a special act providing for changing the
laced trial in tbo cam of the People aga:ingt
: oD ry Ward of Towanda, indicted for murder,
om Bradford to - come other county in the State;
here the Cate has not excited so mob fa i ling
ud comment, and where less difficulty Will be
porienced to uouring a jurj.—Both Courier.
BOOR' AOENT-.—Mr..T. - H. Peterson,-
Creek, bag the agency of this county
o very excellent.- bootie, slttitdd 'find 'ti
dy gala in every fatally. Oue is written by
ell Z. Spencer, and entitled. "Tried and Truo,
r Love and Loyalty," a stery•of the rebellion.--
be other, the "LtiNis of Ilealt:hr vv,1401 4. - abould:
read by everybody. We' 'l3i3siiealt foti tour
°Ling friend' Et generous subscription to the aboVe
opVO-st. ; •••. • •
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BOOKS, WALL PAPER, &c.—For eta-.
Doerr, honks, wall paper, and all tho best: pert
;iota of the day, gu to the itore of U. Young
Co., Who keep the largest and hest selected
oek, in their floc,to,be found in the county.—
'e de nut recollect hiving seen it fuller stock in
e. above lino In a country village, and few pla-.
of thrice the size of Wellshore can show a
tier ttnelt of. books and stationery. Located
No. of Cone Bowen's brick block, and in
e tame room as the post office. A word to the
be, etc.
FEESONAL. — We notice by the Qtta
a (Halms) Herold, that our friend D. W. Avery,
cent!y from this village, is how in that place
o Foundry and Machine shop. Jr.
very Is a practienl machinist, energetic work
er!, and will succeed, with a fair show in any
lace. If e has the entire confidence of the busi
es men of this locality, and we cheerfully en-
Its him as an honest upright -husiness• man,
•d trust ho may find his new field of labor, both
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'want and remunerative.
Oar quondam fellow townsman, Chas.
'illlams, is on it visit to' his old friends in thie
lace, accolnpanimi Ly Mrs, W.'
—Charles Emery, a natqo of the borough; and
•og a resident, raid us a flying visit last week.
ito*Dyism.7on Sunday morning
',at about tote (hour of ono o'clock a. at. the
logs in front of thriao stores on' the ronth
side of Main Street, were torn down with a
:gartl of law And decency thnt is no credit to
3oro. It Enrh things ho suffered to puss
impunity it' may I,c ns cell to.rep9al nil
OF!IllIe to protect property, and leave
num five to protect his own.
t, are infintned that the Anfnuts of the affair
whisky and Ibiat the) perpetrators are
,
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.et them ha •'e the benefit:of jaws f 'made itttiti
hided" for s tch ettees,:withbut fear orfaror.
We lately had occasion to notice the
iyfal antics .f unruly youngsters who go o;oeit ,
oying their neighbors at night, by ringing
rbelle, aoh.s.giug gates, dre. But it setnas-the
are ant t o brkly * elates svhoso playfulness
Jt optiet in this way. A friend inforgii tiffs that
merlon an evening ,tlireo' Died
lie (laws—with hot:pets on just ahead of
on Main street,-- who were amusing 01cl:ts
ar! by :lipping into front yards, ringing the
II at front doors vehemently, and then dusting
Ir (No. goiters down street at a lively rate.
they acre "Busy, roguish, and seventeen" ho
u't feel like I offering any advice: but ho ox
eyes his opinion 'cmphaticiallyi that' "it isn't
rnye itiohoys"
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LAWR'Fin.EVILLE POST OttICE.I---A
tnd eugge.tts to us that our Run lastmeek
erding the rttnoval of Mrs. Stevens from and
)inttnent of Mr Leonard to, the above Post
:e, 'et ealealaied to give .. nivrong impression
the affair.
We thittk the people understand the matter,
I will hot ho Moly to accuse the present Ad
)ittration of removing war widows in favor of
• tram, with, of moet sufficient reason. But as
puhtieal :tater:Aries may sled to distort our
l~le to Coe (lett - uncut of the appointing powef,
will Itriefl) :ay, th.a 'Mrs. Stevens' was veVy
hewles living out of the central
t ; !Knee. the removal.
hero was underhanded management resorted”
proeunng, the appointment of 111 r.leonard.
Mr pliippin—ono of Andy Johnson's re
7ala—ts :mitt:let° ty to every genuine Repub.), tm e.: tru ko.)w.
it ItAtiatk).‘l) is iirOgresil4g,
fort , .v at work within the
lit% I, moat., ~ )1 .Ivel) cut between Dick
owl rh•) Maxi stield road. Tho cut is
") work', averaging some 21 feet
with a ledle c.t.LTSt;IO, which most, be blast
;tough atui the stone temoved at heavy ex
, liclow the mill an other gang is nt work
fhb where, for about 1,000 yards, the gra.
,iestedes an embankment eight feet high— t
I'm this, anti almost in sight, is a third gang;
r,n the int ire joh, 'aro some fourteen strong t ,
prepai inc. a Eni,tantial grnde for the rnils. t ,
ter ten mules being afro edy graded, track
sill
sq,,n c , rarnenc3, and, before 'the-al
greel rc•rple leaves take on their October
of erim•,, n and yellow, we expect to strike'
Itsssharg a forty minutes' ride tlovin
et ihr; pieas•rntest volleys in the " Northern
JECOItATION tleCorthilice it
retest circular of the " Orand Ar•
)1' the and in the absonoo of any it
l bhition or that character among WI .4 is Al
Illy arrav m l, aftcr full -consultation among
_to
4 kadieg citizens or 1.11)il place, that we will tl
nin the solemn ceremonies of the 30th inst. al
tordthgl., FerViCkS will be held in the E.
trtb, at (Inn o'eluolt P. Jr. of that day, when al
propriate remarks will be made by Revs. D. a
Huck, J. P. Calkins, N. L. Reynolds and.J. -14
Rarchpr, intervert•ed with pinging, &c.; after
Ich itroevrsien will he formed, march to the
istery, aryl %Yining hands will itreri on the
" , rares the first spring flowers of the
died to save. I tl
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pested that all our 'places of . husinta
fro m one P. lilatintif three P. AL, avd
.;booil ha closed for the afternoon of Ica
that all May join in the solemn sere- 01
the def.,' eel* 0
idlers'
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dosed
tP,Pwr / A-sPNOßlA,ToAggioctrATioriopt
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hie ophitloti ;ATI ibeit*atiliiiiiiiiiiit:ori
" edneaday, Thursday and
,PrldaY, the /.4th,'lbth
•nd 16th of Tune, 1871. Thai) mill no doubt pe
large attendanee r i . end tiieq; , :aoeciaiui9.o4 l l°P
11l be furnished for those mho attend..,
• ffEBIETROPOLIE. r 4 PLMNEP AND
is the titlitif a neat Guide-book
.r the?l ty.pf New, York, onbt‘ningafnll.:, des.,
%riptiCiVerid*lsioryof the Central 'Park; ajth
fine ensrarings; a directory to all the churahes
of the city, the public buildings, banks, hotels,
railroad depots, libralles, tko.; and a colored i
map of:4ent York ..'and
I lama by Delrin 4 Co., the celebrated clothiers,
and is presented gratnitoussly =to all 'vie 'apply
for it by ntail or itipersorr.7 -1
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ENLAEGED -BOROUGH IN THE
notsiutTunn.—On the 4tk !net., Air. Strang in
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l odnoed a -bill :entitled "an Act te.tepeal an Aeti
'proved Bth-of Aprll 870,Teelarsteg the limits
' Welleboro/ i whlah was referred to:the commit
i e on municipal corporations.'
no
ool
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We are credibly damned- that Air.• Strang
edged himself to intiodaeo,no pea r ilot to
°rota the matter at all the present session
at there has .been a meyement on foot to pre
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. I ma t the peerage of snob bill, we have been for
I mo time aware. . • „ , •
n't
oho
.on
There are men within the new limits who have
..d and - no children. They-'don't 'want to' Pay'
0 schooling other People's children.
There ere others who have property which 11
ar and dear to them, "end children who—will
td
he
t est
ton,
~finego to get along, like their fathers before
tiro. - 7 • •"e 3 :
nd there are other eorae—allbonor to them—
• .0, having great pOssOSSIOnS do not go "away
o rowful," when the tax collector present° his
• i I: recognising, the principle, that in the oul
u a of the young, :mai' ly rests the Security, not
; r y of property , hut 1164, -and' the
• suit- of Happiness.' In a word, the success
f self-government.
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- Ve presume Mr: Sts
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o shape Of a
eiltion, for the iatrod'
BE
. Very • pleitikiit fain .:cosy
itpnears of a bright May morning, nestled in its
al ontain: volley and groves of-shade trees. Per.
11 el its labundanee _of _these_ trees , contributes_
m re than any ono tidlit , ttifthel , biatity .kof the
pl co ; and the taste which led to planting these
'en 'O, groves cannot-be.dely-appreoiated . by,palk•
in through the toten ; -one "needs to climb. the
po nt or a bill which ties a little IA the west of
so th,:foi a good view of the bbrough. Try it,
to the dawn of a watni , epring , -morntng, and if
yo 'ate not paid for your 'trouble, charge' tie for
th time- 7 unless, indeed, you be one of whom it
miy be taidi 7 .. ' - . 7 •-,
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"A:primrose by the river's brim,
,A yellow primrose was to him—
And it , was 'nothing more."
eauty and taste: do,'notJteccssarily esolude
and on every side we hear the grating
sit! and echoing hammer,- Building-,—surest sign
oflbusinesieprOspisrityz—is going on:in, nil parts'
ofltbm;town. • 1a; unsightly fenoes 'are gtving
placelo neat enclosures ; fields are being fenced
off! into building lots, and find a ready Stile
t6' id prieus3. - tip - ,a vrojdi-weittre,going,nhead. , ,,,
yire particularly notice a nestcoottage`, in 1,16;
:cols of construction by our energetictoWnsman,
F.D. Bunnell. Bunnell is alive men, and bass
.way of moving things along.
By the way, it vie cild'ut too 'a bad notion lf "the,
kind - gentlemen as is-So many: ptirOntri ti" the
borough,, Would juit take ii-JoOk at the - Plank
walk between Main and Pearl streets, on the Av
enue. A' few planks judiciously issued in that,
direction, might save Somebody n broken leg.
OUR Scuoot.—As au lastauee of the
influences which may be brought to bear on ehil.
dren by a proper and judicious inductive meth—
od of instruction, we notion the little incident,—
slight in ' itself, but
. very
. suggestive,- I —that the
circus which lately shosved here — only — drew`' Off
about, five per cent. of the scholars from the Gra
ded School ; while last Year, a similar affair drew
off nearly the entire school.
Under the present system, the scholars are ta
king an interest 3n learning that has never been
approached tinder the old -district method; and
we trust nothing - will be suffered to interfere with
our present plan of education. Also, wo trust
that the common mistake of over-schooling will
never be made in the present school. This mis.
take was:not apt to be made in oar schools—it
NV tS hardly possible—twenty years ago. But it is
very naturally and easily made where ft:strorig
spirit of emulation is excited in this young. 80.
Diving that the first requisite for a successful and
useful life, is a healthy, enduring physique, we
co i rdially•endoree the `following, which we clip
from the New York Tribune:
f+ Mr. James Parton writes ac sensible letter to
The Public School fount on 'Dver-Schooling
and Under-Training,' vigorously condemning the
cramming system. Forgetting that • the chief
business of childhood is to grow,' we Imp, our
bn'ys and girla.all day and part:of the evening at
their tasks, and ' nothing saves them from titter
destruction but their ceaseless rebellion ,against
olumurdeciiits 'requirements. They will not sit
-soli in ill-ventilated rooms I ThOY willnotlearn
those long lessons, out cf_scheol. They wilinoax
OXcuses and holidays *Rik 4hitir mothers!
ooMpel them to disi,bey atid - misbehave in order
tol rave their lives." We agree with Mr. Parton.
Five hottrs a day Is schooling enough for ohil
dien. Let them have a plenty of time for out
ddor play and exhilarating amusement.; It. ill
bo time enough to: overwork them when they
grow up."
*o do . not wish to intimate that "over-school.
lug" is to be charged on our present teachors.-- ,
We think the scholars - MIX Daboll and- base-101l
lnlabout'th'e right proportion's.
The Town - Counell met May - 2d, and
the -Burgess was instructed to : negotiate fpr
ground on which to build anew pound. On the
Ut , at another meeting, a petition, was.. received
fo a plank sidewalk _ on itti3 icintherilst . sido of
P • il'street. Laid over. •. ,
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n'oothplOnt of It ForsTatl. to ,tho _ l l . r.kro3l,
4todViittocil, tifo - Clerk Niue authorized to notify
MI Conway: to -,temoviii - obstructions *obi. ibh.
itloot.l ~;
aboirn meetings, - orders mere
drasyn fqr the following amounts: In' favq;'oT
/I:,ll.:Webb, $l9 80
It: Jenkins, advertising, $5 'OO ;
bor, $4 ZO. ' -
frdtd Brool fletd, tha far; - northucitqcitstunlp
our county, and baring noticad that Wis ;vatic+ 'sel
dom represented ` iri yopr papur, vontiiro-to
scad•you a few lines, inCio especially as I wish to
speak of something that may interest many per
sops outside o r f 'tho town. Although we, (trip tai
replayed: friipi • ClVlization that flourishes to
" incorpbriat(ti, ! :iairns,'' , we are hapPY*.holit;Ying .
ws are 4eAdily. iacreaiiog.ia• scary thing,desira
Ma in a nral district, :TM, .sail is fortihirthe'
fottistUiU:nil 4 tiitigeru r ting-;
mem sn eiflt idSFif-thit'stiitir is uisnifasSed;
n ( this 1111;1' of brooks. `i's almost .exelu 7
sively a forming country: Otkr wealth is in our.
Ja tries; 'altlicisfi;iery.Tartn:.bas a dairy. Wa are
sti e that we make n$ good butter
, fts nny in the
omelet, from the 'fiieCtlial:ii.Comm - rinds the high.
es. , beteetinits we ,dairry,omon (ablasti
tp i whieli, I am happy to say, -I belong) fool as if
milted io work wader difficulties,'even in this
la active of dairies i the weather is not always.
so 1; we hare sometimes-showery, sultry trea 7
h .r; tit,other times we find it difficult to keep
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M mill at the right temperature for the cream: i., life. We do she beet we can t obviato these
rterbacks ; but we feel many Mmes as if we
i•tre,getting only a little over half of tho'butter.
Iu t of tlio-milk, and throwing the'baiance in the
will tub; net always irithis,vMirgood
3 . very year', in " dog daye;" 'to build a cheese
roomy m juiegitiation, to save tbis Waste; btlt
nfirii•eitiewater than wo can commandie needed
c cheese dairy,;.to the castle falls. Last week'
it este: Lawrence and Books oainci bore, hring—
n the Jonningti ' milli pan, they having pur.'
i t
h a nd tbo right to SolllhoM.in all the towns but
,w iittliii county. They set a pan "for trial 'in
h dairy of C. U. Plank; .it, -Ilea two hundred. n
fifty pounds. of milk. They put the same :
to bar of lioundtof milk
in ,eight - :cincirt Ilan?,
ott let the milk 'stand rfOrty=eight hours. '' The,
'rerun' in the pan produded" ,IL,,lbe:3;oi.:ef but,
ter ;that in the pans,. 9 1b5.11.1 on.:..:tierytbing
was dine to make the cream ri se in the pans that
toUld'he; but, ikpall fail Of liOt water in the vat
ander the Je nnings pan
t made the dikerenee.-1
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I 4 . ' el sure that the Jennings pan will reqire, all
th ;dittleuities that we find, at all seasons of Hid
re F. *y husband hailpaiilased a Tarns . 'right'.
is ill Many . "(Oil's,' pd, idoitlif.'• iiir. Laivrence
laid they Igliinde4lio piths dairymen thtiough 7 ,
ultthe iionaty a chance to pitiolutae the tight to
thollanif ;_,-!,_:. , :,' ;:% , -:: , 7 DORTWowat.
- - : :::r:t !:. ', `,I P , ,-!\:
MEE
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Lr . aia give a' sound rea
nit—though ill - judged--
1 this bill; -
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.ngstator
alfortefirprefent
bli#ieltleillti*.A#ol44l4lthii`'aooo64l.s
iierted- , 41 . 1414 'inid, l l. o liie:iliaciit,jiiqiiding
°barges against ey_e*lnitti;*Ml,o*;ll.444.*
'WellaboroJbat attends a ahem.. :
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The oldfetery of ii
-The Three illaktypireio
Which oritinatlld,lna
,"thing-'tae black as a
i4t,1P 1 ,194104, PPtrPTivel4'oigargelii:44JulPST!L,
I do not Wontilirpeato-entimeililoirSititlttti?
put on his beer* ko
story; bat merely to give afew)itaseartf)ilt4',i
• isn66 f 6 eilieeie of tag, oua luxury e , ;
informed tb4the week on jack
occasions ivlii accommodate 1200 bilsoo
dvid.that: it is . generally ; olled . 100001K,1!$0
leactisliODOweehthoPaidfotnitrance.
More than this sum is spent In- the"' sooompeny
lug tidy/hews, in; Cigars; drinks, in :hotel
blue; feeding - horses, "and merlons- unneeestary ,
expenses Berbeis , an equal 'amount :is lost
the, withdraWal frOMinprA43l4 - 1404ctorkeiloto:
of hoes arict . horses. y„estimate,. therefore ,
each enoceisteloinius costs the community
aMinfornieda-there bean - average;
,of three per/C*7;We lfSiro - ,a "totist l44o.lo;LL: , .:..
;Sbeeld Atte.e4iteete be,eeneisloTee,t.sieirloo4, - ,10,
$5,000 banssuMed ,aa • the aeurmiktal, toktinliknot.
twenty - years, has - heen:- annually last -by : ills,
place on iticootnit circuses.:- Helivebte)uti'
been annually, daPoldtad),U#iity,leit hanir, l ,4 'E .
per cent. .interest,., the the
credit of Wellshoro would now be $20A,000; end
'ibis sum has only to be placed in :the Lafayette
Savings Bank, to produce, 21 years ,hence, over
$BOO,OOO.
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I do not pause here to remark up - oti the value
received for this tai ,,, n? c epeefiVEU3', A Ptdli Arvin,.
so many years pelt; upon thedriankennest '...
ways ecoompanying, a circuit; nifoitiealiielin
led with oaths, Indecent :: langriage_ arid - ribald
song; thus pabliely Insultlitgfitad 911th, 1 1_ 6.41fi the,
feelings of every lady who is; oompelled. tO tor:
them; —nor-Will - I iminirtreonstorningthe'-turit*
of, the liveilid*Critlii?f,the'aetOrii:strid i toflifi7,•
es, who foriliejo.lifa*ti 3reailaiti*kiiiiiii sUPP9..r'?--
tad on - lian4oine..salutiO b' the siti:C4.l4ll4 l 4i!'
reslliberal corttrlliutlemotsB)oo6-per year to the;
immense Circus 'fund •Of Americapnor - •rot-thelif
foot upon children of gazing upon, admTrliii, l
and, so far as possible, imitating the manners,
sots and attitudes of these person' Of doubtful
characteri-(as they advertise selves and
their attitudes upon their gorgeous show bille)—
,nor 'yet'of the refining and, oleyatthg Ittilasnekol : i
`the daily antiltieitlYfar3t4ion l 4hYA)Ptelliattleo.,l
Yolthi; 'Of the chastc and °lassie :speeches arid i
songs of the' i Old:CloWni"- '' ''.;:•''') I' '' •`•'-) l '''-- -7 -•: , :- , 1
.., I only stop to:nottokat;'itheiettil tai , ierti,iiisil
circus left ettly.tenef,all'*oillabero'S:litu l / 2 * *iii.
of children i in!'ithe',Variette NiepartMehtif of tie: ,
belieof te biftlitarnissed tOlbitt•infthOlestlvltleief
the day, iontliii Oceitslati•the - Ithserities „*voisged•
about thre e,.e,teacher. ~'.:,'4 . -. - ) ',l''''.:,*;;; '
". i fliC,,nandid imi . caiefut 'considera t ticialof thia
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-subjectis:earnestly solicited, and the hearty co-
operation,greatly needed, of all who careto have
right influences thrown around; and Correct hab
itaand - tastes formed by, the ohil!:#On and youth
''eflVellsiiiire. In view of facts, patent to all, is
the °heal worth .mere, to_jyollaboro ,than,, her ;
Graded School 1 : •. -' "' '' 11 - 710 ti." Wthrz he!'
~ '', . '. : ',. ',e. „. 1, Sl, i'T i''rt ISC.:: ,
Soldleis if liioltiii,j.sl,2, ik.theo_ Wawa. ,
v. , :. ~ : r.'....
1 talc th is oppeitunity.terittforni yomrthatt::ost
talc
the 14t day.ol rebtuary /671,) Congress pawed :
an Act, whioh•has- become a law, ,granting Teu..,:,
dons t, 'tho surviving Soldiers .ef said mar; who -
- had se ved•for a period of 60 ,daysa. t and Aolhe
widows i of those who helve died,,whe were mar-:
rind prior to thetreaty' of , Peace, (Viz :1}50.714,- 1
1814,) and have not again married. AISO.to nut&
as have served less than ,60, days, . who ' had' heen - 1
pOrionally named in avy Resolution of Congress
for any specific service of mid, war. :The .:undet÷-•
signed has on band a full supply of blanks, :and.
can prepare and forward by mail the proper „pa
pers with full 'instructions, .by parties• giving.
partioulara of north°, the name •of wife before,
marriage, when and where married,. and-rfull:
Post Office address. • I have on hand, copies._ et
Complete rolls, and many bundled name, of said
soldiers, and my, etperienee in ; the, prooegtifis
of such claims, for the past lii years as,:agellli:
will insure to claimants, all the advanMge which
can be derived from the same, all oommunleations
promptly answered. _ _ _-_ •
WM. B. SMIT , Agent.
Knoxville, Tio 00., Pa
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, Apri 26, 1871.-Ow.
SPEciAt: NO,Kl'lota;
Wtal Papet, Win iow Paper,
Decoration Paper, Borders, Cords, Tassel', Olbtlar
Shades, Cloth Curtains, (gilt)•Window rixturetti
Pictures, Picture 'Prunes, Picture' Glass, and
every other article necessary to .beautify Home.
The rargest assortment of this line of goods over.
brought intO,TiOga county.: Call at_ our NEW'
STORE No: 3-Smith .5 Bowen's Briok Blook:, -
May 1., 1871—tf. • HUGH TODNGi: 00.-'
The OirafeOlons Ofan Irteitlid: P
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trI3LlBllEli, its a-warning and, I for . . the benefit of
young igen and others, rho suffer, from Ilervimal
noes, General' debility, •to atiptdyi g Tot
,StrAna or
EELE CURL. -1 ' •.; • • ,
Written bY,imo'Nebo cured himsel, and Bent" free 'On
receiving a post-peld directed envelope. -
Address, NATHANIEL Blervaia,l3rooklin, N. Y.
4, TIRED NATURE'S SWEET rt,EsToza, BALMY
SLEEP." but there are times when thhi,"Benewer or
Strength" is denied us, tines *hauteur minds and
kodlee have been eo over worked and are Kr were out
that we "woo the drowsy God in vain." The Peruvian
Syrup (an iron Tonie,) renews our atranstitlip4 maker
our rest alreetAl4:4l.o.ollllig•L:
; LIST OF trURO.R3-;May Term, 1871.
GRAND JURORS.
WellabOro r --Wollington- Revroomb, „Johtt- W.
Pursell. • _ , e ••• • f• • t " • , •Z'.l
'Delmar-r-Steduian•Vcraihridgee. ; , c.
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ParrairigtorvrAlya Baxter. , ; ; ; 7
;Liherty--4ames‘ Childp, , •
Jitifistton-,- I Johacarley, Jerse darrgtion.
COiltigton:—:James Prost.
' Nelitm-131148 ginot 6 :l• -
• 'Butlatul l .--„Nelson,Aotud., ,A 0,1 0 41,4). ,
JohnArgefeligor.,..,; ,
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Manafiold-rzoklbilm ,
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Charlestott.o4rlee.,4ohpsoll, , 4.llplutue
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4tiluesi.:olmyle4,ltexford.... l
11! itieht4adl-Samuet
13 Weetfitild Borough—William Potter.
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c:Oaideolti—Andrew Atherton, Jnooti. Broadhead.
; -- WellelyOro—F D Bunnell, D An
,
` Coilngton
Deerfeld—George B. Bonham, -Enoch --.l3owen.
- . Biose-rJeremiah Bergon;-.Trieet; "-
Vega 4- Altreittiriggri,„ _
Lawretiee÷,Depiet „Colhong,._ Anetin Lathrop
Willlam ThOpaas... , ,, r - ,!
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Weetfi§ld— , 7 7, agiels ghamptaiu,
bilddleburi—Splorpon DAty, ;Aularinh4azleit i ,
Arcttiball Jigig f t tpikpy, , licokocayev,
1;--,Covitigton-44 Zkamth:
,Orisw o /42 :ABlnes - :•OrOvilo
Att.11111)1,1e•-,
Bra°loelsl T -4,ojimi,
ggxloatan~-Ct►pFt 5: 04)9chrilk. w r.::
-Jtutiond-rDaniel Ueda% fles,.W,Bomm.
W.arli -4 fero. II Rowe, 4.0 1 414 [is
~Dileerty-r p utter: { T;,Jobaseri, Atonseilaller,-4
Atiohnel Sheffer, Oise It, Fbeeland:f
yittg, .I. l evi Starteyr,•- t &DA ! .
than Woods, 't • 21
:Farm( ngtori-rlsnoo Presto% Chariesklarr,..Tria.
Sim*. • • • .
• -Fall Brook—Alartin . Btratto% Alex , PoileoL
D Ramsey, 4eorge.F-13mith
Abel {Totting. • .. ; 4. 4, • - .
Clymer—Samuel Stvlsanr. -, • , •
Jackson—Levi-D Biseiyes. , 4 -
TRAVZROE J.I7ROItBSECOND WEEK.
Jaoksoi3,4-:Alden-Andrew, Russel French, - - OH.c
yet Ilamilton.Willard Harris. • • • •
Liberty—John E Ault, Charles H Cot, Alfred
Shafreri'Jaeksen J Werlino.
- -- - cDeluar—John Butler, Charles - - E-Brewster, I
VW,ilion, William Henry, John B Smith. ,
- Weitilold—Henry C Baker, .Brastus Hill, Jas.
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Breoldieldß4tijanild Puri, -;.14,p..501:04;:
Bilsland;TltaiitetaggliStOne' .• „.
Lawrence- rz ehatiesFord;.ooo.L RYOtf•, • ; •
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,Jl„,,pleasss take notice, that the above store is
=now-itrinn operation, and Will at all times keep'
..mbisonerat assortment of riaerohandise,and sell at
the lower) prices. We sell
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DiWoes •
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Froßsli, Gingirams „.... 26 ots.
Q,aatps! Ownlilapaca, (speciality) 31 to 750.
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BLIOK DRESS SILKS
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Boots from_2 50 to ~$5 50:
Men? tilinirliWT::47 4477 "VWitSlIVI;
:Dolt Shoos from ....or $l,OO to $1,50:.,
Otrilttrins' Shoes frooi...tantitrfl;F:r%
Hato from t;;-, Trots. to 0.
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nttui Aft
Carpets, Oliclot s, Houselrecp3rs 400as t
a apoohtlity. The
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May 11, 1871.
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Foreign - and Domestit - c-.illrr." 'Goods :
E rbich-, / wlll be sold very . *beep.-• , :r7.. ;r,.. •7., . .. ,
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.....V wiIITE;TIQUE: .., • . , . , ,
EuTTONS, AtcHINDS, CLOTHS AND CASSINERES,
LINEN GOODS, POPLINS ,/krIIITE'GoOD ,
Gloves, Hosiery, Knit Goods and Notion*. . . ; - -
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Coffee, Tea, . Cracker s , Salt. s -.risk- flour:-
Mite lict.Cevii i ilootwAk Shoes, Rubbers; CrOeliery,Voikiieu Ware,: &o,:
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Gash Paid for BUTTER, or shipped on flmaseisslon. • . • , „, •
rinfiase:cllll . pd look , our Stook •Ovsei-y?ti In will: abrsytind as. ready and willing to show
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ICIAVD last opened tlisir hew Stook of SPRING GOODS-and are want 600 Pieces of the
beit.rshits at 10 elite per yard. Bost yard wide standard' -Sheeting, aid, 4,10, and 11
put yard. Our stook of ,
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TAUSAN,
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Just'retfitueilfrOns' Ar 4107 York, anci has
tOokthit: poet CO* p4to iasioriment
of,Negthtstie:frootiiiud.. /Awe
_ Building
li r cirdtwe'eper brought to the malty. The
goods being bought ditect from - th e
effacturit, Icon sell affront 20 to 25 per
if cent ktvcrprim thats.decders who buy from
Tee -- 0 1 4 r third/tau*. ,
- :Wilt oonfoitbo nox4 deo
(beet th 12;01): 13 0 flog =add ° .'
„ aomPliteaor- , 88 50
Ditch gues t N 6: 1; i#?? ' 4 76
P a o l l l - 1 4 111 0411i01216j ock
•
,Beak ."`r' k r" . „....b l / 04 6 2 00
— ."`r'"iterelirtuers, parte!, (socketp 8 76
Best coaihnuikers , • ' b 'OO
11 " 6241110 ' 1 • 1411113 i Valises, per set, 700
Betthoiotaavtadjcuitable bit brace 1 00
Barber's • • ,` " Silver plated, 223,
Steel Taro - , 00
• - Silver plated, ' $1 76 1 t0s 26
Good hind sew, 1 - 00
Best files, 26 par cent disootint.
But drawing knife, • ;
80
A No. 1 mahogany plumb and level, 00
A completeassorttnnt of Dlstense saws.
The
-above are but a stnall part of th 600 dlf
event' tools I keep for meohanloa• use. I will
guaintitio the prices and quality to satisfy . the
'Most'exidoal._. -
Mirror have on:: hand
dO different idadt - ef kaki, such ad eta: knob:
lookS,, mortice knob loose, rim dead looks, mer.
'4lO mead looks, rice awl mortice °etches, upright
end 'horizontal rim and dead locks, furniture
anCoottage looks. Night latches and lotiks,
`with combination work.- Rabbeted looks and
latches_ forlelding and sliding doors, all kinds.
The oelebrated store' door looks;
500,000 otianges.i , •
Chest look'', all , kinds, including Yale's cora
hination, the beakmade.
drawer, "otiPhoerd and , cionomiter ; locks
-..non-plokabla.
.I,4pten Sim knob looks, knobs complete, $4 76
; /;-dozen rim knob looke, with knob,,' butts
Mid screws complete for 12-sdoors, 6 00
The nevi' French encased Web, the hest
latch ever consttoted, per dozen., 2.00
Common house lat hes, per dozen, 80
'keep!' oomplete assortment of the "National
Stitt," a, petfeckrigitteitd.left butt. loose joint-
worth more than all others pat together.—
Every do#r having this butt (itsths buildings thee
wever7borne4 Irchittary 9th):teas detour.-
' l .42dollStglgatdlikt - 47 dollar made." Come
Attittglit the, priced before - you buy, and 1:
you-good.
Remember, all goods at from TEN to PIETY
PER CENT below'maltufacturere prices. - •
J. SCREIPFELIN, JR.
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Mira 22,1971
HALL'S
SICILXAN
HAIR RENEWER
Is the 'only perfected and,
scientifically prepared
preparation , of its., kind
l ever offered to the public,
and has- no- competitor
iti t By its 'use
GRAY HAIR is soon
restored 'to ' its original
youthful color and bril
liancy, which is so much
admire& by all. Persons
whose hair is thin orfalling
out will, by the use of our
Renewer,soon see its good
effects, as, by its tonic and
stimulating properties the
halt glands will be incited
and the hair groxi thick
and strong again. In cases
of Baldness it will create
anew growth unless the
follicles are destroyed. It
is cooling, and allays all
hating and irritation - 4
the scalp. It does not stain
the skin as do dyes, but
makes the scalp white and
clean... As a DRESSING
it is the best and most
economical preparation in
the' world, as its effects
latift l so much longer. Send
fbr our Treatise on the
hair, free to all, by mail.
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410 insurance Agency
xkoxVZL %RIGA CO., PA
Life, Fire,, and' Accidental;
Assets over $24,Q00,000.
ASSETS 01":011PANIES
Inewecr. of North America, Pa $3,050,536 60
Pranklin Fife Ins. Co. of Phila., Pa, 3,087,452 35
- Notth Brittehh Meronntilo Ins. Co.
e of London and
,Edinburg, 10,000,000
North•lAmor. Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y. 500,000
Nlngsra Fire Ins. Co.of N. Y 1,000,600
- Phrniers Mut. Fire Ins„Co., Yor:lt, Pa. 909,889 lb
Phconlit Mut. Life Ins. Co. of Hart-
ford, Conn.. 5,081,970 50
Ponii'd Cattle Ine..Co. Of Pottsville. 000,000 00
Total ' - • $24,229,847 64
Insurance promptly effeet4d by mail Or other
wise, on all kinds 'of Property. All losses
promptly adjusted and paid. Live stock, insur
ed against death, Are or theft. •
- All communications promptly- attended to
Otos. on Main Street, 2d door above Church et.,
llnartille l Pa. W3l. B. SMITH,
April 26, 1871-tf. Agent.
gTEREOSCOPES
Numini, ~
__ __
ALBUMS,
•
•
CHROMOS,
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--' 1 . 1 !MAME&
E. &, H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
• I
591 BROADWAY,I NEW YORK, • -
Invite the attention of thti Trade to their exten
sive assortment of the above goods, of their own
palgiCatioa, manufacture and i °nation.
Also,
PHOTO LANTERN ELTDRii,:
. , , -' and
- : GIVIPHOSCOPES.
NEW *TIMOR YOSEMITE.i ',.•
E. & H. T. Artinay,& CO.,
591 BROADWAY, Nav YORK,
~, , :. • ~. Oppo ite Metropolitan Hotel,
INFORIRREI AAR MA UFACTURERS OF
PRQTOGRAPRI , MATERIALS.
- ',/, 4111 !Ph I , / 8 // -11 Y- ' 1
EED I POTATOES.—EarIy Rose for sale at
$1;60 liar egsDel at t. WAVAIAIT BRQS.
' OS Anil 1111, ISTL-tc - :
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LE IN& ISSOCIITNN.
*tittered Lei special Aoit of the Leglidelote
Pennsylvania.
!CHARTER pERRETtIii # .
PEMALES . ADMITTED ON. EQUAL MUM -
Orriosas
Hon. S. Xi Cues*, President.. -
,- L. A. TYLIIR, Vice President.
A ZRO Gory, Seoretary. • • . - , ;
PLAN—To same a benefit of $2OOO at
deatb,membership fee (payable In ad- ; ;
rank] . slo.oo
j.• Annual due, (after Ant year,) $ 0
Mortuary assessmeuts, from $1 to $ 2 10, ae
aording to ago. Persons insured from 15 to' 00
tiara of age.
Wanted, an Retire business man' in ares 7
township, to work for the Good Templar* Motu-
O 1 Benefit Aesoolation. BBNTI•111T,
General Agent for Tioga Co.
! Tioga, Feb 8, 18x1 tf
FIRE INSURANCE,
JNO. I. NtIiTGIIELL, Art,
Issues Policies in first-clays Companies ates
=
Xdicow Xtette•sg,
RELIABLE COMPANY
Jan. 4,1871.-4.
The Cheapeit Riles is the State
.•
For - Photographs! .
AT .
H WOOD'S GALLI.IIY! ..
• 1 1- 1 CARDS fur 60 cents. Large pictures and
A.! frames for SI. Old pictures copied, en
larged and finished In the finest style.. New
style frames and everything kept In a gallery on
hand, or furnished to order.
THE LOWEST PRICES AND THE
BEST WORK.
Dooms. over Gardnor's grocery store. I
Fes 1 1871 tf • Wellaboro; Pa. '
• -
• Application. for Charter.
,XTOTICE,IB HEREBY' GIVEN that the fol.
IA lowing applications for charters of ineor
poration havq been filed in my office, and will
be presented to tho court of Com Mon Pleae of
Tioga county, Monday blay 29,101: • --
, Application of Oliver Hatuilton, Jacob Ler
risen, John B. Everett, et. al., under the name
of "The First Methodist Episcopal Church," of
; Jackson Center, Pa.
Application of, Joel Culqer, Luman /Fenton.
;Jeremiah Klock and others, to amend the char
ter of "Tho . Firat Union Church of Charleston.
!Application of J P. Kingsley, Aaron &quire.
Nelson E. Brace and others for charter of lacer
pOration of "The Baily Creak Baptist Church of
:Rutland." 4
May 1.1.. 1871-3 w J. P. DONALDSON.
Proth'y.
ANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW RESTOR
ED. Just published by DR. LEWD 3. 266
'pages. Third Edition. THE MEDIOAL COW
PANION - AND GUIDE TO HEALTH, on the
radical cure of Spermatorrhtea, or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal Lotion, Impotency,
,Mental and Physical Incapaoity,;Lnpodiments to
'Marriage, eta., and the Venereal, and Syphilitic
Maladies, with plain and clear directionsfor i th.
Speedy cure of Secondary Symntonui, Gonorrhea*,
, Gloote,•Staletxtres, and alt diseases of the shin,
such as Scurvy, Scrofula, Mars, Boils, Blotches
and Pimples on the face and body. Consumption;
,Epildpsy, and Fits, induced by self-indulgence
, or seaual est ravagan- e.
Th. celebrated author, in this admirable Tres
,tioe, clearly demonstrates, from a forty years'
'successful practice. that the alarming conic
.qucnce of self abuse may bo radically cured;
pointing out a mode of cure at once simple, cer
tain, and Effectual, by moans of which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may be,
can be effectually cured, cheaply, privately, and
radically.
, OZlP `This Book should be in theilhands of • ev
ery youth, and,every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in as plain,envelope. Price 50
cents. Address, DR. LEWIS, No.l Beach St s
New York.
I '
' March, 8
.1871.-6 m.
ro"
es
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bin 0
14 _
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KEEP ON_iiAND AND MAKE TO ORDER
OUGlintS & PLATFORM
Spring, Wagons.
We do not propose to sell "cheapei than the
Oheapest,i h'Ut malts as good as the BEST at
reasonable prices. We also do painting: in the.
highest &ad best sty of the art. .Apy one
wanting anything in our line will please CALL. 9
t; •- 11
• . • •" H. BAKER lt , SON.
West nal
: • •
ty(i'Till:,wol: KING ChaSS.—Wo are, now urepared
to futnislf claStlP3' - iV/Lb • conStenc- employment' at
Immo; the +r bete Of tinao or for" OW
ii pato - moments.
lausitira new. light and profitable, tuber
sex eastly eats: from dere to $.6 per aw:link, and • pro
portional 14 1 / 1 9 by ai3Voting their whole time to ttio
hualtun.e boys and pi Of. earn nearly asmuchasmem.
,That alt wk., see this notice. may send theft address,
bnd test the business. wo make this unparalleled offer:
To barb Os are notG'ell satisfied, WU will wand $1 to pay
for the trouble or writing. - Full particulars, a 'valuable
"ample which will do to commence work on, and •
copy of The 1 eaide's Literary amp:mien—one, of, OM
largest and bestifamily newspapers publisbed—all sent
free by mall. Reador, if you want permanent, protta
lo work, tuldri.as -
AL141.111 AUGUSTA, Mullis
A prilllo,lß7l.-Syn.
$5 To $lO Per Day. ItOY w S
miga eitEN,
'and
OIRLS who onwign in our uow builinoB mike from $
iu CEO put iLiy in /boll '(.4n luoallileo. Pull partlonlars
Outl Votruutiouti Sinn froo by mull. Tl7OBO it/ 1/431:4 Of
pormauont,rrofitablo Nvork, should adilrolia at once.
pEORGE STINSON dr. cp„Rortland, Wino:
1 April 19.1871
PLASTERI PLASTER..
;
luTiLL'be kept constantly on hand at Tioga
VV
Depot, until the 15th of May next, a
.
$7
50 per ton. J. DILLISTIN,
March 15, 1571 2ra.
A PPLIOATTONS FOR LICEI•YSE.— Notice
.A L is hereby gifreu that the following named
pereone have unt4c application for tavern Men—
ses and eating house licenses, and that the same
wilt be preeented to the °curt of quarter Ses
sions of Tioga county, the 29th day of May, in
stant, at twb o'clock P. M., when all interested
May attend if they think proper.
I 'JOHN P. DONALDSON, Pro'y.,
i . • iIOTELB.
L. J. Kimble, Litifrenctiville.
Z. Phillips, Fall Brook.
. James Patterson, Blosebusg, ,
J. Wilson, . VI
• - Ix W. Hibbard, Milan&
i C. W. Wheeler. Union.*
• Orson Edgoomb, Westfield.* •
'(3l co, Close, Westfield* . _
: 1
James Kelley; Moss.
' . . William Sage, w
R. W. Thomas, 4 ( ,
,_.
N L. Boynto:i, Jackson." 1
•
,
S. ROM 01,1 MOT.
.--
. , 0. 0. Phillips. Knoxville. -
William L. Therats,Mard. '
Robert Traver,Traver, Elkins, 1
Miirgan Sb ant, Deerfield,
Eugene, 0 Martin, Oseedit-,
Elias M. Smith, Tioga.a —,
E. Bond, Unw,teneevilkk •
,
. E /Inn 1101.18,E v q.
•
Hurly A Hayes. ItiosSbu.
• Martin Scully, Bloesbur g.
intuits S. blitehelli Bless. _
' 1 Steplien Bowen, • • 4‘ ' •
- , . - Rob,* Begat. ' g. .
i . . Bernard A. MarraY, ' • -
.2. M43/.3,1871 4w •
UtPRITAT;ABNiffIT
WELLSBORO, PA.
86 any
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Iv I grant Inanrando
I, MITCHELL.
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